tug Robert Robinson. of New
Y ’ was In the harbor today.
m VMtyiatohwabamto
ball. as soon a. the weather perishai
Min Mabel Dwysr Of New Haven.
was the guest of Mid- Kittie Dacron
over Sunday.
, Captain William Verity, of Seaview
avenue, has returned from a visit 'In
New Canaan.
The subject for next Sunday at the
Advent Christian Church will be "The
Coming Glory."
Next Sunday. Rev. J. w. Davis will
preach at Cranbury in placeof Rev.
Edward Cunningham.
Miss Brundage. who has been visit-
Ing her family here over Sunday. re-
turned to Moridea today.
Wort: is processing on the repairs
to the sloop Antelope. which is in the
ways at Fowler‘s shipyard.
Choir rehearsal. of the East Avenue
Church will be held Saturday evening
of this week instead of on Friday as
usual.
bers of the Whittaker family
who, ave been III are all able to be
out again. anti the quarantine has been
removed.
Ferguson of Cove street. who
has rbeen ill with scarlet fever is al-
most well. but the quarantine has not
yet been removed.
Thursday evening the regular month
ly missionary prayer meeting will be
held aL the East Avenue Methodist
Church a} 7: 45 o'.cioclt
The Blrchard Sisters sang yesterday
at the union Mission in North Main
street South Norwnlk. Quite a body
of East Norwalk people attended the
services in the mission.
A number .of installers of the' East
Norwalk Methodist Church will attend
the services to be held this evening in
the South' Norwalk Methodist Church.
Rev. David G; Downer. D.D..‘wiil tie
liver the address. ~. The topic will be
“Some implications of Character."
There will be no class meeting of
the East Avenue Church people in the
ttsuai place this week. The members
will. in compan with t elNorwalk
and South No h Math lat Church-
os. attend the Knight Street A. M. E.
Church and a tlnlon class meeting will
be held. .,
Services were held as usual in the
Advent Christian Church yesterday.
Rev. J. W. Davis talked in the morn-
ing on “The Suffer-lags of Christ." Holy :
in the;
Communion was celebrated.
evening the subject was “Preaching
JesllsL". ' Duets were sung by the Bir-
chnrd Sisters. ’
The Junior Band of the Methodist
Church will hold a meeting in the
Methodist Sunday school rooms Friday
night. Seth Remington. of South
Norwaik Methodist Church. with' his
class will be present. Rev W.W W.
T. Duncan pastor of the South Nor-
waik Methodist Church. will also be in
attendance
On Wednesday evening will be held
the first meeting this year of the Offic-
ial Board of the East Avenue Mctho
dist Church It will be held in the
auditorium of the church. Routine
busin’ess- of importance and a number
of matters left over from last year
will be taken up. The meeting will
commence promptly at 7: 45.
J Mallard Malone. a missionary
from Chills. and his wife will be at the
Advent Christian Church in East Nor
walk’ this evening, and deliver an ad-
dress on mission work. it will doubt.
lets be Mary interesting and a large at-
tcsdahce' is anticipated.‘ Mr Malone
will attend the revival mission conven-
titin to be held Wednesday and Thttrs. ,
day in Waterbur?
Th5 Ladies' Aid Society. of the East
Nofialk Methodist Church. will hold
an entertainment and supper on Wed
nesdoy 'évhning at the Sunday school
roots of the church. The supper will
bellowed from 6: 30 to 8'. after which
the entertainment willibe held. The
program which is beitig planned for
the entertainment. is said to be a most
internstlng one.
ROWAYTON.
Captain Aaron Stevens in painting
his residence in Rowaylon avenue.
Mr. aim Mrs. William Dolend, of
Rowayton menus. are entertaining
friends.
CaptainC. W Bell. as lstcd byM A.
Tiller. {renting his idence to a
. .V.\ J,
..v.
Mrs. Wilbur Bates and family. of
nation. called on relatives in this
piticc‘. yesterday.-
-~ Cantu-an, of New York. was
the guest of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. A Ottomans:- yjst'erday.
Th Misses Pink'ney. who have been
visits: air. and Mrs William Pinkney.
rafn"od to their home in Brooklyn
emu.
ordain!“ be a meeting of the Hook
' - A 1- Company in their quarters
‘ barber shop tonight. The truck
‘ titted will read their report and
, When will be ’transacted.
Davis and Cecil Willoughby
Oldie , , in Side. went to New York
on‘ ‘ nglast week. purchased a
Wched it and. towed home.
‘ ‘ here about. ocloclt the same
of
in! Mrs. Unis Schmidt
' lrlatlda’ll
so»
on sans Eow never yelled
stopped
row H" Ml
My. ofN0w York. talcum,
ot relatives in Noroton.
Charles L Ogden of Springdale. was
In Darlen. Weds
“Egon, likeness“, new house is rap-
1 ”in“ N tt nwill visit reis—
ve-
Mrh. An in. visual?» who has
been seriously ill. is now improving.
ADruggist Robert A cQoaalti re-
ceived three new bicybl as» alurday.
The, next meeting of the tamford
Medical Society will be with Dr. G. H.
Noxon.
A large cargo of sand is being un-
.iosded at Strgent‘s island. for the
lie ler buildings
is. William 1!. Duncan and son. El-
liott. of New York. are guests of Miss
Margaret Seileck.
Mill Myra J. Davis visited Mrs.
Joseph Hindley. last week. She is now
in excellent health.
Mrs. McDougal is quite ill at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. George E.
Goodove. Brooklyn.”
retro
E. T. Bates is selling the household
effects of Edwin Willets who is tot
move to South Norwaik'. l
Mrs. Spencer will arrive from New
York. Saturday. to spend some time
with Miss Margaret Selleck.
Miss Amy Ogden. of S ringdnle.
who has been seriously ill or many
months. is now somewhat improved.
George H. Tilley is having new con-
crete walks laid entirely about his pro-
perty in Dtlricn making a marked im-
pmvement
The topic for Epworth League Jun~
tors. Sunday was "The Mttrtyr Steph-
en “ Acts vi. 8- l5. leader. Miss Dor-
othy Foote. ‘
Ernest ‘l.ouisbury; ’who was injured
by a fall at -the Yale & Towns factory
In three wekasgo. is able to health!"
with the aid of a cane.
RobertMcDonaid. George S. Bailey.
C. W. i.ounsbury and Henry Valentine
spent.8atul'da'y afternoon at' Collec-
der‘s Point. on business. '
Mn. and Mrs. ‘Simos‘ Cooper and
family arrived Wednesday from
Babylon. t.. i.. to occupy their beauti-
ful residence on Mansfield avenue.
Volunteer Hook and Ladder Com-
pany. of Norotou. attended a clam
chowder, given by En la Hush and
Ladder Company, at Ila ion. Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Gould Randie and chil-
dren Miss Josie and Master Freddie
and Neil'Pierce.‘ of Winnipnuk. were
the guests of Mrs. Richard H. Alien-
urotlt. Sunday.
Alexander Wuerz of Gracie street
is reported to be seriously ill With per
itonitis at his winter residence in,
Brooklyn He recently left the hos-1
pltai in that city.
The Soldiers' Home service yester-
;day. was In charge of the Stamford
Association men and John DeWitt'.
the drummer evangelist. and the Hit
uaiian Glee Club took part.‘
Miss Amelia Walker daughter of
, Professor and Mrs. William Walker. of ti
New Haven, well-known in Darlen
was operated upon for appendicitis.
She is recovering very favorably.
Mrs. Notthridge. of New Y.ork who
lpurchnsed the Edwin E. Miller piacei
before the latter’s departure to Call-
Ifornia. is making It number of exten-
Islve improvements about the house
and grounds
Contractor E. T. Bates received
three carloads of trap rock a few days
logo, and has dressed the stone road
from the Howe place to Leech‘ s corner.
in Noroton. thereby greatly improving;
that thoroughfare.
E. E. Miller. who will be remember-
ed in Barton a year or so ago as‘ the
lockjaw patient. is now nicely located.
in Corning, California, where he has a
strawberry and orange farm. He has
fully recovered his health.
Jacob Stark. .lr.. who has had a po-
sition on Mrs. Hawes‘ place. Noroton
Heights. for twenty years. Is now \In
the employ of William Ziegler. at
Great island. and i.. I.. Herman now
fills his former position at Mrs
Hawes.‘ A
Charles Selleck. who for some timeI
has been in the employ of Druggist‘
i Robert McDonald. severed his connec
tions there. on Saturday night. and will
ihereafter be in the employ of Flhh
Dealer Knapp. Selleck is a young man
who will make friends wherever he
goes. and those who know him boilers
that lie ,» will succeed in his new ven-
ture.
The golf season for 1903 In this sec-
tion was formally opened Saittl‘dhy a'.f-
ternoon on the links or the Wée son
Golf Club at Newton. with a medal
play handicap for prizes offered by -a
member whose name is not Monge-
ed. Charles H. Seely. the Wide till
player. who holds the championship
ol'Connecticut. has been given a has.
dicap of four in the onlclal Micah
list of the U. 86! A. So far 'thla
lesson. Seeiy has not played in open
tournaments.
.I. Hanford Smith. who Is welLknown
in Dorian and South Norwaik. had a
lvery sarrpw escape trots death Friday
alteration. at the liiar‘lont railroad ell-
tion. Probably had it n sa- the
presence of mind of elastor
Ralph Burchard. Mr. Smith would have
been ground beneath the wheels of one
of the fast express trains which whirl
through here at a tremendous r'ate hf-
ternoons. Mr. Smith had allghtodfroth
the 8: 48A train. and according to his tib-
ual custogn. was passing across the
tracks to go to his home. his.
mom no the _ y, in .
slim. but .
Burchard yelleda till
the .na‘ 0! 0"! GED!
i
beret-0.4m
Inland The arm
gala meant“ by «new
ute New aven
club Ont-n.
{OI-- oh Day. Prise of-
by‘a member. All one class.
Handicap. ill holes. best Iii to count.
June dr—Prius offered by a meat
bor. Mixed foursome l8 holes handi
can medgi 9‘1”"
June 1 - Ill l rook! wn
Co’ttntry Chill “PM gamers Q *
not] 20.4mm ’aantlal team match
for enry R. Towns trophy. St. An-
drew’ a Golf Citlb at Wee Burn.
June 27 and July t—Prlses offered
by club in holes handimfil Best not
score made on either day to count.
Any competitor may play as many
rounds as he desires.
July 8 to ll-——Connecticut
Championship. at
Country Club.‘
.iuly lit—Secretary‘s and treasurer‘s
prizes. All one class. lit holes hundi
cup medal play.
.Iuiy'25—Ji'eam match. innis Arden
Golf Club. at Sound Beach.
r.—.—.._..__
i
State
the New -Haven
——A little life may be sacrificed to
a sudden attack of croup if you don‘t
have Dr. Thomas‘ Eclectric Oil on hand
for the emergency.
WESTRQ8T.
Miss Mary rilllng. of Waterbury. is
visiting relatives were.
Mrs. J, T. Jennihgsli'a‘ confined to her
home through sickness.
DeWitt Dayton, of Brooklyn. is via.
iting friends at the Farms.
Rev Charlton Straver has returned
here from a visit with relatives in Bel
llmorc.
Clifford Brown who is sick with
scarlet fever is reported to be much
improved.
The Saugatuck Whist Club met i-‘rl
day night at the home of E C. Smith.
First. prize winners were Mrs. Warren
Rogers and A. Warnock.
Decorators are still at work in the
Greens Farms Church. and it will be a
fortnight at: leaat‘hefore the auditor-
ium can be occupied. Services are be-
ing ‘held ‘In‘ the "lecture mom:
Fred Sweet and wife have started
housekeeping in the Georg Mills
house. The home is one of in: pleas-
. chats.
‘ inhibit
v'i imiir‘fil‘riw w"
MY'W‘ “‘I‘1|‘
Mrs. P. I. Prescott has moved to ,
South Norwalk.
Willintn Duniei‘a is sobrrm take pos
session of the Scott p 59, lately va 5
rated by Thomas Tell
Thomae Tctioe has mend his famiv
ly to Massachusetts. where he has 0b-
tnined a lucrative position.
NEW MILITARY LAW.
National Guard Organisations to Con-
form in all Details With Regulars.
Senator Jacobs. chairman of the com- A
mitten on military affhlrs, explained ‘
the changes made by the bill passed
Wednesday, changing the militia law.
He said the committee on military af-
fairs held nn extended hearing on a
bill drafted by the military department]
of the state, after consultation with.
the governor and the Attorney-general.
The ‘new bill In in line with the fed-
eral not recently passed. it provides
for 3.500 men in place. of 3.000. which”
is the present strength of the C. N. (i.
It Is necessary to have the present
organisations. llili they will have to be ~.
changed. but it will be necessary to
have I2 companies of infantry to each,
regimcnt. in order to comply with "mi JEWB FLEE FROM RUSSIA.
United 8mm. ”HM . KIEFF European Russia Mav 4——
i Some Of the present otganizatiotm. Thousands of poor .lewu have fled. from
mum be increased. One branch of the,
service is practically new in (‘onneui i ”u“ "I” "' consequence of the reports
_ ‘ .that an antisemite crusade is immin-
gii'ty'mhihfiimr ix‘edfiisiorspitirilyflisi em. The richer Jews have left their
not enough The war department he ~ houses and have sought refuge in thc
lieves that cnl'h company should hutov ”9‘“
120 men. as the handling of guns rc-i
quires the services of many men. and
120 is about as small a company as
can be utilized.
The two companies from New Lon-
don took part in the island maneuvers.
last summer and 12‘! men were ub-'
iaoiutciy exhausted during the eight
ii
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters rcma n untan-
i ed for at the following postofllces for
the current week: '
Norwalk-—W. A. Berry. H. I, Bishop.
H Bond, M, 8 Reed Miss Marv E. ‘
. gisls.
.- stallonal character]
lthe niav is said to be bright and en- ;
M ed from an illness of four Weeks.
1!.
marrow TN?§3 9“... visit.
sntest in town and the numerous glftsldnys or servicc as [hpv had m p....
0? friends serve to ornament the all? form “Imam (onstam duly
roundingh with pleasant reminders all At the mouth of the rum... mp,
800d fellowship. the national government has found it
The construction of the spur track necessary In (‘l‘PIl four ftlrls. and is
in State street for the trolley is nearlnglmm’ lutilding our more in order that
completion. The roadway on the north I the entrance to Long sinnd Sound
side will require regradlng and trolley may be properly protected, With in the»
section men are at work on that now. 1 past monlll 300 acres of land have
The tracking is one of the best pieces 1 acquired at Fishcrs island. and it is
of work on the. division. possible lhni ttnoihcrd‘rgc fort may
it is probable that auction sales will . '1“ Mi" ”'9'“ Th” “"“e 0‘ COM“?
he features of the Grange [mm now: 'tlcut will now have the opportunity to
on. No form at entfltammem has. i tcach men to handle llt‘HVAl guns. and
been productiic of more enjoyment. ,all at the expense of the national gov
There we". no fake products and mgmrnmcnt (‘ounocticui ought to take
donnflong Of members were “f B Hilb- i Illidl'I in ”lo (‘Hlflililsilanl tit thi’F
The Grange real gloat forts on its borders and ought
ired' 350 by me all“: not to be placed in a position whcrei
The concert feature. arranged for by men from New York Msssachuseltm
the Musical Socioiy will not affect the illlii other states arct tailed in to man
regular meeting tonight. at Dr. Beach‘ a f m“ rig-Milli" (lonneci‘icut.
house. and the program for that 00- T ‘ ’ “‘9‘ 'If‘ h t l
casion will be among the. best features ”ii” WW" '0 "imp 3 “ ”'9 “if”
of [ha season. On’ May iii the special ilaw. and not hate his hands tied V\ hon 1
concert will be given and the Arnold- orders come from the l'nited Stall-s
sextette will furnish the entertainment.’ 3%???”ng tggemml‘izlgggnolrufij
I ' t g
"33‘8“gramsgdsggfsguggeggugzt:2:i maintained. as states are not allowed
Methodist Church. May in Is arousingi‘o organize independent armies. in:
general Interest. "The Sweet Sisters' :tho srctond section a few superfluous
is a comedy interpreted by femalesi “words which are not “99““! “"9
illern been left out. and the third sec-é
only. there are seven characters and tion gives the governor power to order
(ml the National Guard for twelve days
in each year. in otder that they may!
.participate in the encampment man
euvers and field Instruction of any.
Apart of the regular army... 5
The law will relieve the state of con-E
siderabic expense. as the men would be
joouippcd and armed by the United
States Many of the commanding of
i‘ilters of the different regiments?
section of the country and undoubtedly ithroughout the state were present. andl‘
enhance property interests all along
the line. Westport will make a dcter- all indorsed the bill ~
mined effort to get the line from this; _.
point. although a more. direct route Ealsilgrhgfliti‘dayl ".izzyfiggia T315331?!"
from Bridgeport wmuld be by way of ”w Maidm‘ Well. to watch and pray
Greenfield. . Puck
The speeding of motor vehicles like i-
trolley cars, admits of elastic lmagina
tions. it is not the invariable custom
to run breakneck through the town i
yet such wou appear to be the fact
from the adverse criticism commoni
here. incredible as it may appear. a: '
tertaiaing. Representatives of the so .
ciai world here being conspicuous in
the cast lends additional attractiveness
to the offering.
'On to Bethei. " is the cry Just now.
and renewed efforts will be made to
have the trolley extended there to con
nect with the road from Dsnbury The
enterprise would open up a new rich
a.
average motor does not excood
miles an hour and instances are com
mon where the uninitiated are ready -
to make allidavit that a trolley car is
running In miles an hour when in . .
point of truth the speed is not Abovel ‘ ‘
eight. Westvtard bound the numerous l
hills accelerate motion even thoughi
power is off: and lt'ls ‘liot at all times i I ,
that the‘dowa briqll speed of Ianoto'rs tchain I
be re at o worse It s
sectioftufovwdnv vehicle slime found '
31:: the descent from mCornpastmet to
it his is. ta 0 rec
sharp lugs. :13?“ and a none '
too s‘ecur‘e bridge at. the base i
WESTON.
, Mrs H. A. Coley is spending a row;
days in Norwalh. i
Fred cit Banks is putting an addi-
tioa his barn. .
- Mrs. P. B. Perry was in Easton. Pa" ‘
for a few days last week. . v
*Mrs. David Dibble has been quite ill
for the past two weeks. "
The Matinee Whist Club met with
Mrs. Horace Hurlbutt. last week. .
at". Nelson Crossman has recover-
the
m, .
'Itiu Velma Wills human
guest of Midi in Swill Norwaih.
ill‘r. Hausa. of New Yam: inboard
a the series for a few
on . ) antiserum. ' .
a my". secretes up. Lyman .
Muller
“ions ill-j
if“%x who”
. “at
. but“. Mrs. 10-
"" "l1” 'fllh his sister. 3'
4". 51¢: .
lSnlflen A l.. Splt'ml H. S Keith. RM. .
HOW'I THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of (‘atnrrh that can'
not be cured by Hull's Catarrh Clue.
F .I CHENEY it (‘0.. Prop»...
Toledo 0
We the undersigned. have known F.
.I. Cheney for the last lb years. and aa-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
' able to' carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West & t‘ruax. Wholesale Druggista.
Toledo, Ohio.
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. Ohio,
and mucous surfaces of the? system'
Price 75c pet bottle. Sold by all drug
Testimonials free.
Hail s i‘amily Pills are the host. "
”..-.--” .
Juli
Creamery
.vflv
Hall‘ I Catarrh t‘tuc is taken intern.
. ally acting directly upon the blood
'hommander-in A a__
lite or in lists
Bears the
final FREIGHT Lilli.
IETWEEN
NEW YORK.
sonwsuc AND
spurs NORWALR
.Steamers Eagle and City of
Norwalk leave New York. Pier
23, East River. Beekmau St..
p. m. Norwalk and South Nor-
i walk during the night
3
states: is use in
the “gland of “Mic”.
Made from galvanised tin , rust.
storm. and fire -proof.
Require no painting. Orna-
mental and easily applied.
Write for prices. samples and
catalogue.
ill Itiiutl Slut lithl liloiilt it.
new also an. imam. a. l.
Always Bought
i
.. C
1,. 3; Mum v “to . '
24 COTTAGE! Ava. .. ._
EAST NORWALK-
i
l
:the kind that is moderate 00 to
. Hats and unstable for inves-
iii" for protection of your
0
lg. ompany of Hartford deal I
intro H. rtsLo causaAl.
nnectlcut General LIN
Uni tsd Sank Ital”
‘ oomsrocg
" animal-you
CLOTHiiiiiiiiBS
JUNIUS snowy,
Painter andhpar EaparfiHangar
_ Pure W its and Zinc
mixed by' ad mun twice
:0 long and cover double sar-
, 99.9 as mschinsry mined. .The
house of Williswfilm outlet
Sta an licoi.‘ bothiea South .
A nstrae were ted-by me
lithium mans: m9:0a on years
our “as all
tint-t ”as?“ sole»
. dr‘aeoo. It ‘-
_‘.*'°m.lm :3. F' mi «7 .4.. v
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fifiéun; ...: ts:~\.iff,ry Sf’ilvw:
r v.rvr\- "' v WN-
. and.
line Tlo- . .-
l-‘irst— its competence. by g able
to feel:- the ‘-llght .without the"; of a
ma ‘
i
get. of suffocation from 'gas
by incidentally leaving the gas m
”dos, it'lliogas is turned omit lili
3
is r or M. from
as, matches not has. a
InFourth—To avoid defining
.s
Second—The lessening or the can 5
l .
rainducuoaiamt,
Wed ltd?
A: Our New—— Goods an
’ inning,
‘. altuttl
I EMF!»
.i"
or: *-
Mowers.
stand by Mowerl.
Wall
Phone us.
FLA TING
by improved methods, page, all!”
reasonable-more lasting. ,
Gold. Silver, Nichol, Cont: 9‘
so Antique arousing. " ‘
me New lila‘gland lisctrIo
tor really has no superior.
show y0u one.
mac. 1v. iv.
area so
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“WE still't'arry the sun. llaAe Hi
.‘I
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For years we hava'soid the famous
High Wheel Ball Bearing Victory.
Mowers pre eminently the best mass. #5
We also have the old style, rambler '
.w t
osamv: sure, IDEAL silo ‘
saves.
. R
1
These we have always had In stock
. for the last sixteen years. and .war4 ..
, rant every one of them. All aorta of
A I» I.
We“- . .. . it“s.
‘ . M. 6:34.;
_ WATKINS
is- now
112 wrist-littered artisan: .
sou-Ara uosvvstlt. -. l l
, aton- M '
l.
A i.
mart
i!l'-."‘E
now in stock.
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