_ winter a
i. "In that woman” who s‘rp
“B'ai‘J-Ii w
port hails. ‘ '
Frank If!“ spent Buaday with his
mother edlilsnbu‘ry‘
Mrs. igton lfly‘i‘isyton. ot Seavicw
“Militia her sister, Dora
glam. is o
Rim: Benton, of the Holmes, Keeler
and fieiljsdkaompany force. is enjoying
a weeh’i vocation.
hire. Fred Hosting. of East Norwalk.
is ctmdned to her home with a severe
attack of the rheumatism.
F. F. Clark and family. of Cranbury.
were guests of Mrs. Clarke brother.
Melville Downs. in Dorian.
Contractor John W. Realty and W.
F. H. Preston. of Westport, are spend-p
ing a few days is Tuxedo, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. E. .l. Tnylor. of Cinn-
bury. spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
the guests of Mr. Taylor's mother.
The ropcller Eagle landed a full
cargo o baled hay from New York at
the Holmes. Keeler 5 Selleck Com-
puny dock. this morning.
The regular class meeting of the
Methodist Church will be held on
the Tuesday evening under the leader
ship of James L'Hommedieu.
Washington lodge. l. O G.‘ T. of
Cranbury will hold a meeting tomor
row night, A strawberry festival will
be held on the following night.
A meeting oil-lilo Lndios' Aid Socie-
ty of the Method!“ Church will be held
on Wednesday afternbon at 2:30
o'lciock. A large attendance is desir
('i
The Junior Band will hold a meet-
ing Friday evening in the Ladies par-
lor of the East ‘Avenue Church. The
leader for the occasion will be Frank ly
Ferguson.
The Junior Prayin Band conducted
a meeting at the isslt‘m in North
Main street. South Norwalk. yesterday.
The service was led by lrving Smith
who delivered a very fine talk.
The prayer meeting which will be
held on Thursday evening at the
Methodist Church will he on the sub-
ject of “Temperance." It is antici-
pated that the affair will be a very edl
tying one.
Yesterday Rev. .i. W. Davis read the
report of the Catskill conference held
at Dry Brook N. Y.. which he attend-
.ed fraternal delegate. The re-
portw it very interesting ,and was en-
joyed by those who heard it.
Next Monday evening. the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Methodist Church.
will h‘old an entertainment and sup-
per lot Sunday School rooms Ela-
borate n one are being made for the
occasion and a good time will dobtless
'. " moor
wh
fill-o ,isrfe limbo.
nl- he shores
' “is
, s“ part of tho old‘willow trees will re-
oaco a pond. but is swaths
pleasant residence. it womanly a few
new
to es tahsas ligation th
old on lived
spond an a rono wss so to him
so that when they wished to exhibit
him. he could be hauled ashore. The
of the turtle as they did lin being the
host runner in the sellout Of course.
main. but it is the beginning of their
and. sitar which humility iii proo
bahly forget that on that s t there
was once a nose where the retool-
:5 schoolboys spent many leasant
ours.
-—Is it a burn? Use Dr. Thomas‘s
Eclectrio ,Uli. A out? line Dr. Thom-
as' lOciectric Oil. At your druggist's.
R'OWAYTON.
The Hook and Ladder Company will
hold a special meeting tonight in their
quarters in the old barber shop.
Mrs P. C. Dean, of New York, is a
guest at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
C.H. Godfrey. Rowayton avenu.
P C, Tibhetis and J. M Ti betts.
of this place have been stopping at
the Mohackemo Hotel in South Nor-
walk.
Rev. David Taylor. of Mount Vernon.
preached two very interesting and
helpful sermons in the Baptist Church
yesterday
The excursion that was expected at
Roton Point yesterday did not put in
appearance. owing to the dampness of
the weather.
The ladies‘ Home Mi Ilonsry Socie-
ty of the Rownyton Hunt at Church will
meet at the church Wednesday after
noon at 3 o‘.clook
George Moffett. of New York city.
has ‘engngcd board tel the surdmcr at
the residence of George W. Cutllipp.
where he spent lastsummer. '
A line eight pound son was born last
night, to Section Foreman and Mrs.
George E. Everett, in Rowayton ave-
nue. Mother and child are doing nice-
The Hose Company will hold their
regular monthly meeting in then new
quarters on Lowndes' dock. tonight
The quarters have been put in first-
class order. ~
Baggage Master Frederick E. Lock.
wood has established a newspaper
agency in Tony Farronone's truit
stomrwher‘o The Sentinel and New
York daily and Sunday papers can be
secured.
The regular school meeting of the
South Five Mile River District was
held in the school house. Saturday
night. and officers were elected for the
year as follows: George Stevens.
committee; C. Henry Godfrey, treas-
urer; James E. Stevens, collector; Har-
ry S. Bryan. secretary. The election
of Mr. Stevens was practically unani-
mous. be receiving forty'seven votes
out of the fifty cast. it was voted to
lay a 2% mill tax. C. W. Bell pre-
sided over the meeting. it was voted
to give Mr. Stevens 5100 to reimburse
result.
On Wednesday evening there will be
a very pleasant lawn fate and enter-
tainment at the home of Miss Sadiei
Randall. There will be a musical!
and liters program and ice cream
ndn cake i be served. The affair is
to be ndor the auspices of the Ep-
worth agile.
A most. interesting report of the con-
fetches lstoiy held at Milldale was
read at the morning service of the Ad-
vent Christian Church yesterday by
Miss the Aihsworth. who attended as
delegate train this place. The report
was filled with matters of interest to
all Mchufih goers.
abort “01.15.05...th had the
misfortune to fall on the pavement at
the East Avenue Methodist Church last
nxnhreak her arm. has been in
Long Isl d visiting relatives since
' then. She returned. to her home on
Rowan street. Saturday. one is much
improved in! health.-
A business meeting of the Loyal
Workeio' Society of thé Advent Chris:
tian Church .wiii be held Thursday {
evening in the church at the aim 'of
the broom: preyemorvtce’ which will
‘ on that evening. The special
5"“ will We before the
ill * elect!
, lag. Goldman said this
‘eivv got same line strs
bet-see sit, the Birds got them st. tr-
The number of recrows in differ-
out about t place redects cre-
dit on the artistic is'esid’di‘ tbs ooe' 1e
of East Normal; aegis of! igloo; t
. crows appear are u n a
capsclty‘ twicontuflos‘ a“;
A‘s-sheath! took place. yesterday in
, do: School rooms of the East
‘ , odistr" Churnhfor forthose‘
take out. lg the Children
"' which weretohave been
gutter ::..th-
orc un-
angina-81.1550.
vandalism.
stain ad
In
tiyos;
ehim for the money expended by him at
the time of the trouble a year ago.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Miller have
moved to Stamford.
Andrew Waterbury has removed the
fence in front of his residence.
Liveryman Taylor has purchased a
gorse sad wagon from Mt. Vernon par-
es.
Ronald. D. Lyon. wife and daughter
have arrived in Darien for the sum-
mer. from New York.
Mrs. Jeeeph B. Hoyt and her niece.
Miss Evans. of Noroton Hill. have
gone to Litchfield. Conn.
Workman are busy raising Charlest
Adams's recently purchased house on.
Railroad and Maple avenues.
Albert Davis and daghter, of Wiltoni
avenue, Norwalit. were visitors‘ of
friends, in Dorian. yesterday.
Dudley Tilley is putting a new
fence around his recently purchasedi
property on Mansfield avenue i
Captain A V Reed well-known here.‘
has returned from Washington to his
country home here for the summs
. Vacation for the minor wil demo
mence at Center fie ,{Juno 1
this date closing one loss will
at the Town -.Hsll Dal-lea ' « ‘t ‘v‘
Mrs. John Davis and son. wuum. of
Oracle street. have" engaged psoshgei
through Local Agent Fredrirlok Obs
«lotion. and will sail fort.
the Auraaia. on the 20th inst.
three er four months‘ visit with til
.
.i'
i
James Riordan the Brooklyn
who tell forty foot from the roof 5;
Mar mansion at Collections
the other day. fracturing his aim is igneous?
two places and sustaining othorzinw
iurieo. is doing nicely st the Stamford
Hospital
The Dorian free library is your:
but strenuous. It has received:-
week, 5.900 volumes. and not c
with that. is going to have such
H.“ Jacob .mis. Hamilton W.
mailings and ‘
Dwight nuns nature under 1
“streamsizw
u, l
Dot-ion man 1
confront“,
“in”:
«with *
hssitsofrs'
152;:
boys that as much prid- iii the also
Melons: the mm It a.
Chicken thieves
itb “br lets"
me in lhio' section.
~ «Malone for flash has. a loo in
meat along with” her:' amiss of
mo the roost. riled“;
is the tints" ‘is ‘gratt' and old
,suas. trans and it, or looks are
bhing osllhti into so so
The roads in the via ity of the Eco
place aroma a r with e best in the
cbuntry. and he Writer): of bringing
to a" mmhsto unifies-s
pl ly demonstrates
labor must be 919%“; but cv p then
the result is more aglutamate int abs 0 d
log they outlive othors, and the patc-
in policy is far more costly. Westifort
orally.
It is the eve of the home coming of
students from aetninaries and schools
out of town and means revival of so-
0lal activities: here for the summer.
How important these youn people are
to the social interests of ostport as
to other towns. everyone is thoroughly
conversant with and their home com-
ing is more a matter for general rte-
loicing than the advent of the summer
boarder if. per chance the latter is
more generakln circulating money
There in company and «there are de-
lights money cannot purchase.
Although the season is advancing.
ierially effected trallc. There are no
pleasurelrlders to speak of. in the
great majority of instances trolleying
is now a business proposition solel.
and while there are'ccrtsin hours t
the day when patronage can be count-
ed. fair. no more. conditions are vastly
changed from a year ago The effect
of the strike is telling on shore resorts
and the plaint of proprietors of these
places is added to that of merchants
in Bridgeport and elsewhere. it isn't
agitation that is needed. but arbitra-
tion and a settlement of the differ-
ences. The principals owe it to the
public. "
a...” “r“
ZiONiSTS' CONVENTION OPENS.
Greetings Read From Prominent Psa-
nls Throughout the World.
PITTSBURC. June 8.—~'f‘ho consid-
eration of the amended Constitution
of the Federation of American Zionists
occupied all of today's first session.
Greetings from eminent Jews of the
world were received and read at the
convention. This telegram from Vion~
on was sent by Dr. Herzl: "The sit-
uation of our Russian hrothern is very
serious and calls for our most earnest
attention. A great emigration move-
ment from Russia is to be expected.
We shall bring to the Basic Congress
our people. With Zion greetings."
From Blsrrits came these words of
Dr. Max Nordau; “i trust you will con-
tinue‘ to develop into powermthe honor
of American Jewry and to the bone-
fit of the Jewish people whose posi-
tion in the world is more appalling
than it has been at any moment in the
last century. The name of Klshlneff
written with letters of blood and fire
in the old and over new martyrology
of lsrael. is suihcient by itself to beer
out this statement. it shows that
for our people there is no such thing
as progress. For as history has not
moved onward by.oue step for the last
800 years. We are still in the fearful
period of the Crusades. when the pious
warriors of the Cram trained them-
has brought horse to the blindest the
lture." . N: .
.7 auto Police I...» lew on success by
selves to their heoric work by the
wholesale slaughter of Jews and the
loo doting of defenceless ghettocs. it
shows also that Zionism is the only
way to lead our miserable brethel'n
nRussin and elsewhere out of their.
present hell.
dalsm and humanity as well. if the
:free and happy Jews of America were
lag tale of Klohisefl. "
lsrsei angwill sent the following
message: “0qu the ttsburg
Convention. is? they no
ally safeguarded home
race. my the sireau.
steel mi” which
to bull a great
tool "shall
glori'u titu-
need of a i
r our unhsp
town'hf» Ire-
‘ou meet inspire
bridge over which
his ancient ’
Ir}
Is tr unmorivuruouatr
W ’
u is‘fgpofléii’t'h more: is in of
the' short
fatty consult at the“ moon
in: or the seasons court disses on
feel Justly proud of the roads. gen- .
agitation along trolley'lines‘ has ma-~
a program which we trolleys will help
i would despair of 1a...
to turn a deaf ear to the blood curdl- ,
"3:20: 4::ot.trox. 5:,40 5:55: «:33.
period. New hoe
successful and; and (it ill Hunneil in-
forms his patrons tilt! limit-silicon very
fortunate in dot! (log scale of the best
attractions for the cuddling season of
1008-4. which 'pmnilseoo outstrips the
past mason
Mr. Buuneli takes this opportu agitwy
to inform his friends that he is ill
Haven to sts‘ylsnd. cater to the wants
of his patrons as of yore Several of
the big attractions that failed to appear
there this season will bs seen there in
the future. The house will be put in
first class shape during the autumn
months.
The Grand Opera house is to be en-
tirely renovated with s new interior.
provided with all modern improve-
ments at a greater cost than ever yet
presented. makln it eligible for the
presentation of h gh class attractions
of which more definite explsnstions
will be given later on.
Anything wanting between now and
July 4. can be referred to Mr. Bun-
ncll personally. who will be at the Hy-
porlor ofllce daily to transact business.
'rAKsN To our: liaison.
Prisoners Convicted at Recent Term
of Court in Bridgeport. ‘
The following prisoners sentenced
at the recent session of thncrllninbi,
superior court in Bridgeport. were on
Saturday taken to the state prison at
Wethersfieid:
Thomas Cassatt, assault with in-
tent to kill four to five years: Henry
Crockeer statutory burglary, one to
two yeoi-s; Libero Dollavechls. as-
sault with intent to kill. two and one-
half to four years: James Dilling-
ham statutory burglary. one to two
years; Richard Sagey statutory burg-
lhry. one to two years; David Farris“
attempt to criminally assault three
to six years: John Fltsgihbons burg-
lary. two to three years:
Mnlbraado. statutory burglary. one to
two years: Peter Seatemente assault
with intent to main: or disilgure,
three to five years; Edward Treativ
well. statutory burglary. one and one
half to two and one-half years. '
A particular old gentleman. pulling
something out of his soup that should
not have been included among the
other ingredients. thus addressed his
took: "Josephine. lam much oblig-
ed for your thoughtfulness. but next
time kindly give it to me in a locket."
ow vonx. emit
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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sun—.—
in [fleet May 17. 1003.
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The readers of , ,
dgsti-oyi on will» '
e e. on giving old p uoiu “silent;
by building pg the c siiitution and as-
”tin! nitur in'd doiii‘ to Work. The
plenum; s‘ my a so “mugs“ is! it in it:
c rstive powers :5 it one
snared Dollars for any sac that it
fails to cure. Sand for list of testi-
monisls. Add
(20.. Toledo 0.
JCHENl
sold by druggists 7 c
Hull's Family Piiis are the best
Special Sale
we Packages Readvbits.
One Package. Power.
.30
iii
All
i .
A Stuil
f; k '5‘ his, flue. ’ s4-
accrues syn. 2 ‘7
sass: uoawsnx.
I we rnovmr. rue pamr
THAT. IMPnovse ms PLAcs.
lilo.
25c.
= no mo ’ '
. smith 55 others avenue east -
ivor‘wslk was painted with load.
oil and sine hand mired fifteen
years ago by me ‘
1 (it!
equal
rod on
at Ira trons. W lighted
rages». matches not he
it their} oi:
3W“?! principal 7 i
m. three norm and, ,
stocked with first anal
also carry Agricuitu
by the “flatly“ kW. I ”no ,,
man by the kitchen she keeps.
A GAS RANGEvhltchen is‘. a '
clean kitchen.
A word to the wise is no good
as a sermon. Do not be fooled
by this cold weather: I it will be
warmer directly and it is then
when you feel the ‘need of a
Gas Range most: no place your
order at once and it will receive
‘ prompt attention. Otherwise ’
you will hive ‘to wslt'becltise of’
t..e rush which occurs when the
_ weather is hot
Prices 011.512.75Jli25
Connections free.
. A pasta] brings our represent- .
’ Itive.‘ '
Syracuse Plow- an
Cutters. Road,
, Psints,0ils, Glass
Wooden Ware, Water ‘Fllt l
tors', Oystermen’s and, l‘ )
r
plies, Garden ,3!”in .
Rubber
1 _" Screen noon, Window
Drop!
; ‘ers, no“,
Electrical Supplies.
’ ‘ovor our stock, .I
Conn. Railway and
Lighting Company
Mung rd: W ti one?
‘Mw paint-Lgopd now pilot-*-
"inflict: an old building loch like
new. A small investment makes
a great difference in the value of
your property.
* . it 3151‘!" "iii"
{HOME
i' eat:
it will‘COst you’a small amount
of cash. but it will be Worth is
whole lot to the property. Chi a
card. 1
‘ TO. ORDER.
Window Shades
Picture Promos.
vii“
DEALERS IN
Wall Paperi. '
Painters' Supplies. ~
Artists” Materials.
caucus. ..
Whito- Curtain Poise with Fixtures .
.2
Cloth Window amides. with fringe
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods. .5 ti V
long, with fixtures. 10c. * ’
on Cloth Binding. 105 box. ;’n"""“m° “‘9?”
PAINTING. raven assume, { to!" trolls has so “POW
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