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All a
this morning in the lake region. it is
products!“ 1%:qu JOIN «Hm iillli
rain in
lions. it is followed by an area: of
high pressure and pleasant weather
west of the Mississippi river. The
rainfall in the no
portions of “Now it: land has be'eh
light. Conditions favor for this vicin-
ity clearing weather tonight and fair
Tuesd9sy.
Our5 Brother's' Lodge l. 0. 0 E. of
Norwalk will hold a meeting this even-
ing at the lodge roonta inWsll street.
The Martin and Mothers family have
arrived in town from New York to
spend the summer at their West sve-
nue residence.
Ex- -Msyor James T. Hubbell. 50f Nor-
walk. left town Saturday for Richmond,
Va. where he will attend the national
convention of Heptssophs. __ y .
Lottie H. Csrtright. advertising trian-
ager Evening Timeollerald Newport
News Va., spent adults: with his son-
sin, Mrs P.9d“
The annual litmus-w festival and
entertainment of the Brookside school
will be held in the- school house Wed-
nesday night, the 17th inst. An in-
teresting program is being arranged.
Mrs A.9. .90.- Millsltll Mr. and Mrs.
Ramsey C. y, ids Isabelle Dog!
and maid. of Hi have a suite ;
or rooms at the list Clifford and will
pmbflily speud99 the summer in Bdutb
Norwalk. -
The first egres will be conferred as
a else of candidates of Catholic Unb
ion uncil. Knights of Columbus. at
the meeting this evening. The de-
gree 'team of St. Augustine Council of
Stamford, will perform the work
The quarterly meeting of the Sunday
School Board of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held tonight“
at 8 o'clock, in the class room of the
church. important business will be
a
transacted one‘ of thetpi‘lncipal items ,
being the complet n of‘ai-rangements
for the annual picnic {0&thqu 399
hoi
their own like Worm
ha- been sold yearsW‘fi'
and is new Weensfderbdm oilecf the stsd~5
dsrd brands.
W. H Daniels. who at one time liv-
ed in 8ta'lh'f0rd and is now living in
m. Vernongihas been appointed not
siatant superintendent of the New Hav-
en road. :He has been a conductor on
the road for several years. The new
superintendent is Garrett H. Wilson.
who has. heretofore been chief train
deapatclier. 9. 3
R.ludg'e and Mrs. C. D. 5Burnes Mrs.
11...! Walsh. Miss Lucy Walsh and A.
35 M all, of Port Chester. boarded
e tow e5xpresl here this morning.
isoblliisnythg dates Edith Walsh to
Boston. where she will salt from to- M
marrow for a. t abroad. A merry
party was at the spot to see the party
on. —Greenwlci News .
Commodore Ferrell. W. H. Hall
Samuel Coehrgl'lfis Goodlure'. Mr. as
Mrs. H: Stanley ‘To'dd.B .Befea't‘ and
wife. New York; J. C. 5McCresdy. Dan-
bury; W. E. C5oper. Boston: George
E. Cram, M. D.. Norwallt: Dr. J. Du-
mortler And will: South Norris“: .l. H.
trying. lrvlng by the fies; Mr. and bird-5
liaisons Graham, Jr... .Ne- Casein;
were guests at the Hotel 0rd yes-
terdax,
The real estate transactions for the
month of May. as given by The Corn-
mercial Record. showed there were
thirty- -four sales in Norwsii. and mort-
gages of 863.907. For the moati. of
May in 1902, there were thirty-one
sales. and mortgages of 838 "5.1.“;
week there were four sales. and most-
gagee or 81.4005“. Mthe
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day did will
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ed the Sabbath with friends in Bouti-
par
Mrs. William F. Kora has been suf-
eriag. withsevare kidney trouble the
past few dbl/I.
Mr. and Ufa. Thomas ll. Cole. of
Railroad Pi e. spent. yesterasy with.
ulsuvss In drown.
115. L. Cohll5r5n of Livingston street
will shortly move into the lion! 0.
Millard residence in West avenue.
9 9—You will silr9cly like Vanilla Crys
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titty Washington Led ,‘snepsc‘ra.
of Bethlehem, will nomn hate oftlcera.
tonight. The election will be held on
June in.
The next meeting of the Epwort'll
house of the South Norwslk Metho-
dist Church will be held Monday eve-
ning, June 1.5
turned home after a visit with his ais-
tei'. Mrs. Thomas Deakin, of 152 South
street. Dubai“!
The tnonlbl} meeting of out Well
Hook and Ladder Company will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock. A number of in-
teresting matters will be discussed.
given for the b heat of the piano fund
of the Middle ve Mile River School
on Wednesday evening, Julie 17th.
Palestine Castle No 8 A. K. of M.
C. will work the three deireea on three
candidates tonight All members are
earnestly requested to be present. 9
Miss Margaret 5uu5der, who has been
ching school in Swarthmore. Penn-
sy vsuia, has returned to her home in
West street, for‘the summer vacation.
The annual strawberry festival and
entertainment of the Bread River Un-
ion Chapei will be held on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of this week.
Elwood Brothers. or New Canaan.
have taken the contract for the new
residence to be erected for W. H. Burr.
of New York; on West street. New Ca‘~
tidbit."
9 -..Ph'o5t5essor William C Jesses orches-
rshaa
for the annual reception of Brown's
Busihess Collage.”99 in the Norwalk Ar-
mory. June”
George bhurch has resigned his p0~
silica in use most department of the
ggntrzltf‘oog C39I9npl9tny unever9liarry i.
one an Fl? 3 A. sters has
succeeded to the pea tlcn.
Miss Margaret Mickler of Havilsnd
street will entertain the Jovlal Club
next Thursday night. Miss Katherine
bynch‘ 'of Chestnut street. was the
hostess, last Friday night.
Contracts? A Bitch l‘s‘ti south Nor-
wallt Saturda’y for Bushltill, Delaware
Water Gap. . where he will assist
his brother during the stroller in the
managemeut of a large otel.
"""" that“ threaten
baby'i ifo. Cholera lnfantum dysen-
erydlsrrhoes. . Marta Extract
of Wild Strawberry never fails to con-
uuer them. 3.- ”-
The display of poentea mgdf by Mrs.
A. D. haszsrd at her both a
noose is attracting mil attention
it is said, by many peep s will hive
view them that it is the ”best display
in town , .
The Sacred Heart drum corps: of
dgeport took iirst prise in the com-
petitions both in modern and old
tints 6 raising. at the locust enliven-
tion as parade of the Oosnscticui. Fife
ers‘ slld Drummers' assoc lesion. held at
New main. Saturday... .
Wilfred Bodwell. delegate from
South Norwallr Conclave. improved 0r-
tier of Heptaaophs. started last week
for Richmond Va., to attend the na-
tional cdnolave of the order. which will
a. a.,
open in thdt “city . He will
be absent a weak or to ays. ‘ ‘
John J. licU'ahon': f erly of Dan-5
bury. who has been strata dispatcher
in the New Yorh once of the New
York New Haven and Hertford road
since the consolldd not t e Dblbu
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Joseph Cresgh, of Norwalk. has re to
A festival and entertainment will be '2
been engaged to furnish music ' N
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:ic pottery
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stairsrrihfiw 9 9 .
inta outlaw 'vev. .
action is from American cutters whose
serum is “finest in 9the world. From
Itch bowim
(81250) tl'p‘at to little
fillies
The South Norwalli g5na Norwalil radian 99
Liquor Dealers' Association |. to ill 9 ice cre9s9nl trsy‘s Phoenix pattern. 5
its 110111le meeting Thursday a lid.
Square 5bel‘ry-dishes-v810
Berry bowlq. Bylph pattern. 9 inch,
37. 50: 8 inch, 88.50
"Emotes in Sytph pattern 9 inch,
fiatsd bowls in new patterns—85.
Berry dishes. graceful new cutting
-—81. 50 to 84.-
(55.55.0555 trays handsome styles—87. 50
Handled olive dishes—8i. 82. 50.
Nappies in fancy patterns snd shapes
4650b 88.50.
“Pitchers tn tanksrd shape—89910 to
Pitchers in squat shape—88. 50.5
”garafes in several cuttings—85. 50 to
it
Sliver of sterling quality (925-1000
fine) in almost every one of the‘dosena
of table unclear—cream ladies. navy
ladies, soup ladies and olive oyster.
berry sardine pie, fish and cold meat
iorlla; hon boa, molten. berry ice
table sad plasw$9 999 99 undo 9999999
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some satin or inter-eat.
.5 992:1?“le gold bowl, extra heavy——
Gravy ladle Wartvlck pattern—4d. 26.
ice s latest deal 9
Fish or p «in! 9.
Vegetable serve
83.85. 'M'. 5m 5
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. i kill ring—~85 8! 50.
mat doth—583.
rev y ladies Butler finish-ii. 50.
spoons-8 8,190,299 in dos.
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amt—J23 839 dos.
Wort forks—4155. 828 dos.
Table forks-888. 888 dos.
And this is but scantpart of the at-
traction.
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lists at 85c and 55s. Insular bargains;
also a line of ladies' band made hats
can not he equalled for the money.
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fallen in with a large’ dreads
lists licence has every
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' authenticity. and if true. this sl-rivhl
hi the deeoolldthe coast may' be in- 3
9s tly looked for.
is. indeed must be the case, at
Lay rate from the time they are said
to have sailed. it. certain he too much
lamented that our preparations are
still so greatly behind hand. Not is
thoumlm ales thstl have heard of
et joined the army. and in all
probs ility the period for oommenolhl
our operations is at hand. i am happy
to learn that a spirit of animation has
.dtfl'uaad itselftthroughotlt the States.
from which we may upset the he
pleat consequence Buttheextgency a
so pressing that we 0 t to multiply
activity and
dispatch to our measures levying and
folwvsrding the men. providing the
supplies of every sort centred: forage
and transportation d and particular
attention
"After what has been preconcertod
With the Honorable the Congress.
after two months“ previous notice of
the intended anchor if our allies and
us unprepared and are obliged to wait
several weeks in a state of inaction.
it'ia easy to‘oilnceive how unfavorable
the impressions it will make of our
conduct.
"Besides this. the season is excell-
ingly advanced. A decisive.enterprlse;
if our means are equal to It. will not
permit us to lose a moment of the time
left for military operations which, if
impro'ted with all the vigor in our
power talus than were to he wished
for an lmdertsir‘ing of so arduous and
important a nature
"8b ittldh is at state so much to be
hoped to itch to be5 lost. that we
shall he in cussble it we do not em-
plo9 all curses! and all our exertions.
til. the highest respect and Cs-
teem l have the honor to be gentle-r
men, '
5 "four most obedient and humble
servant. QWABHINGTON9
"The Committee Ger Cooperation?
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Gypsies comedian” to Pay for Damsiced
Deputy Sheriff Charles E. S
Stratford. went to Nutmeg parks
2 o 'cloclt. yestreday morning. and
so!“ six has“ hefound
soak “est t'l5lltii their wil-
them and paid the dais-
9sges99 claimed
in the edition Charles wilte-
5'8tratford leased some of the
psr5k land. which be planted wlth pota-
toes and other vegetables. its up
ed to harvest a due crop. and p
were 99thst he would until lately. when
he discovered that in some manner
horses gained Entrance to the park at
night and 9st9e the growing vegetables.
Finally a suspicion arms that the
herbal were owned by ths- siea.
who have been encamped 9n Avon
with for sometime and it m ‘~dscid
ed to visit the park early yesterday
morning. which was done. with the re-
sult above stated. The six horses were
found if ing upon sir. Wakelae'a
crops and ey were taken where‘tliey
could do no more dhmsge. it' was as-
certained that the horses were the-
urgffierty of the lei and they'av
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'ltioh of the new heill'mn the ma.
‘but none were accepted
'told them the only thing to do was to
settle for the damage. and after quite
‘a length!
were informed
footed the bill were allowed to take
their horses.
it was learned yesterday5 that the
ting the
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’55TRAINING A LION.
The least is Conquered by Persuasion_
Rather Than by Force.
W'Buppose,” said an animal expert.
'thst .51 am about to train a lies to per-.
form certain tricks. if i went at once3
into his cage and attempted to drive
him. I would probably it killed. But I
don't do that. Before try to teach
bluish anything i let5 th “on get used to
me. i hang about ll s e day after
day. calling to him“ and editing in his
:li‘ha. He would see me late at night
and early in the morning. i would give
r“shim his food and water. Occasionally
i would pat his head and gradually the
lion comes to have a friendly feeling
toward me. .1 heroine. as it were, an
acquaintance of his and from becom-
ing accustomed to me the lion grows to
like me. sad i begin to like the lion.
too. Just as you would like any big pet,
a horse or a big dog. Then i potato the
lion's cage without being obtrusive
or brusque. The big, dangerous beast.
having got used to seeing me outside.
'scarcely notices the dilerence when i
am in his private domain. 1 gradually
approach him and drive him about the
munching my whip so that he will
inowt that I mean business The lion
probably believes that there is much
greater power in that whip than there
teeny it. tr i hit him with it [do not.
hurt him. There is a knack 5in crash-
ing a whip so that it will not give
uch pain. i could swing a whip on
u and strike you with a ‘crack,’ but;
on would scarcely feel it. ~
sition and force. It is the
as that which applies to men.
become acquainted
whom you wish to obtain 9 ,
Then, as a feeling of friendship-i
between you. he is at last M
as you wish.‘f-- --L_eslie’9.sW
persuasion rather than by M55
From an author's note 5'
one poem and had tire rstu - . 5
almost enough to pay the .
a short story. and same withiw
of making enough to pay tea ‘
the grocery bill. Wrote an 9
an ancient citizen. still
shoes mended with the 3
must try and write snoug'h .
buy a gallon of harnesses“.
lleve there's money in th: 9 3
these. but it's
which comes fron5155llp t.
lasts Constitution. ‘
5Jiggins5.—-I hear that
is heartbroken over the
motheréisnaw.
Wiggins-Go sway. man
ldll'rls . ' -~ .
“The general principle of animal Mutual-East. hey
iratning istoproceed easily and gradu- now with whom t by 9
yhetng gently persistent. but not kids when they ws99nl9tto «
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n of “argument by“? 3:. . 9
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