sing? it. at
we re u
D
' , was a sltor in New York yes-
NM? 9:: pm 0!-
he Innual pl nlc of the East Ave-
odiItC
he rel ,L.i..pn.lu12y
A number of residents of East Nor:
walk attended the service's Ippropriato
to St. Barnabas Day, in the Episcopal
Churches In The Notwalka, today.
The prayer meeting which will be
held lit the East Avenue Methodist
Church will he devoted to Temperance
and the pastor rec eats as large an
attendance as possib e ,g .
A number of East Norwalk residents
have Jblned the Norwalk Bird Club.
This organization is rapidly growing
and is doing erect-ant work besides
furnishing a great deal oti'pleaesnt dl-
version.
The Radel Oyster Company will be-
gin to remove the large pile of oyster
shells on its wharf a at July 1 me
shells will be ’filant on the oyster
beds of the company for the young oy-l
setrs to set upon.
A number of oysters boats are now
being overhauled hero.
men who have been prevented from
working on the Sound on account of
the fog are takl ‘a’dvan out the
spell to get their fight in s
The members oi the Ladies’ 6Aid 80
clety of the East Avenue Methodist
Church are making elaborate prepara-
tions for their supper, which will be
held at the Church on June 15. The
affair will doubtless be one of the most
pleasant kind
A meeting of the abildren who are
to take part in the flag drill at the
Children's Day exercises of the East
Avenue Methodist Church was held
yesterday afternoOn so: :30 o‘clock.
The boys met at the church and the
girls at the home of Mrs Mead. 224
East avenue. . _ J
The annual meeting of ‘ the East
Norwalk School District will be held
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. in the
Fitch school The business will in
elude heating- the report of t e com-
mlttee, election of one bhimmlt teeman
and other oiliceis for the ensuing yen: .
laying a tax or. if deemed advisable.
to borrow money. This amount of
business should result in the atten-
dance of‘every voter in the district.
.18 Randall has what he considers
to be the largest box tree in the state
of Cbnnectlcut. it measures forty feet
. {A short tim ago he received
all or or its run L What was his
M evening when he went out
Inaheasrd
e tree was somewhat damaged,
but‘ not herman'entiy.
Principu Gnotbart and his teachers
are tiring ready for the promotion of
he: of scholars in the schools
of which they have barge. The pro
' gill take at the end of
dprevalen of illness among
mu as
i chi! had a W
June.
the
tibiae on the’ rslrip; as many
have bee combelled to remain away
from“ school. Some of the absentees
will not: :to be put in
for their lost time.
Who lawn fete which was held last
evening by the lpwo Leone of the
m. Avenue Method Church at the
house of .Miss Sadie Randall, in cea-
vleiuve e. was I social and financial
success. mum all
ng to th wh had,“1 the It.-
i’tofirge. Tim: was hand-
colour; Jalmoretoti with:
almanac a
ed Whahorntqamon: the noesTgakingok a
wig *mutp a 135 iniail. mood:
9. ya- y flurry one. Notwithstanding
weather. the la
"iar‘idnm‘iilhetaysdout oore M
lthadb
a follow program was
Blane. Misses
r; ‘ , , .
'els _ . ‘
.nt
Wh‘qlfl‘“ 3 xg‘slzfi
If“ rapid y j
"V‘lnNaerorn’
aboard ‘ls being erected
ram d‘ilohn w. Bestty a store.
Winds id
Efrem a visit ”to
rt Joaoiolieky, the well known
urch “will‘. he held at
Some of the
d ligand is of a very symmetrical ‘
during the lawn lobe and
saw Th2..." boy sitting in the top of '
cit to make no
room were I ,
remained‘iwpwhl : been published in The Sentinel:
”rodeo” EI
Lire. Chutes 33m”.
:01“, and linefel ler. of
i?"
no.
w'as able to see some of
his friends for the first time yester-
WWWO, the infant daughlol‘ of Mr.
and Mrs Harry leach. who is seriously
dzeitlilii diphtheria is slightly improved
Harvey Ackart has lust received the
friend and neighbor in his former home
The indie! and children of the Meth-
climb Church are gathering flowers to3
for desolation purposes and to
send to New York.
3 3 Theli‘ire Department ha been keen-
lng open house nearly every night
since movi s into the new ro‘oms. and
enjoy a we al time.
_—-.l.a.wn party tomorrow night,
3 Who children of the two Sunday
schools are busily wherein for the
Children’ I Buy exercises which are to
tans place next Sunday
Mrs. George Wicks. of Crockett
street is quite in due to the shock at
which occurred this morning.
Cornelius Johnson who has lived on
Logan street for a number of years.
moved his family to Woodward ave
nue. South Norwaik, yesterday.
bliss Gertrude Cole has no accepted
a position in Brooklyn as s sted yes-
terday. but has returned home from a
visit with friends in that place
The Rowaytpn Hose Company will
give .an ice cream Ind strawberry fes-
tlval at their new quarters in Roway-
wten av nus Tuepday and Wednesday
evealn of next week.
.ihbrge A. Sharron of the School of
Mines. of Columbia loge. has secur~
ed a position with the- Tennessee Cop-
per Company. iereua. Tenn. and left
for that place this morning. Mr. Sher
run will be on the surveying corps.
A f ‘ of the friends of Miss Maud
Adam. 'of Highland avenue gathered
oi her home 1filastthovenlng for a season
instrumoli ill and ma! music,so -
olal intercoureepeta. A than of genuine
old fashioned melodies was enioyed by
all who voted the affair one of much
pleasure. Light refreshments consist-
ing of cake and lemonade were served
and the time passed all too quickly in
the opinion of those in attendance.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. Wilcox, of Asbury Park, is vis-
iting Mrs. Margaret Selleck.
Mrs.‘ Louis Stoorna is spending two
or three days in Port Chester.
Mrs. Rescue, of. Norwalk, is visit-
ing at the home of her son here.
Mrs. Terhune. of New York. is visit.
log her sister. Mrs. Stephen A. Spen-
CEI‘.
were visitors in South Norwalk yes-
lerdsy. .
Robert "A: McDonald and "George
Bailey were in South Norwallt yester-
day on business.
Plans are being made for an elab-
orate lawn fete to be held at the Math
odist Church on the evening of June 16.
Members of Eagle Hook and Ladder
Company are planning an elaborate
display of reworks to be used on the
glorious ur‘th.
Mrs. Kate Styles, of New York. has
arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Dnuehey, where she wllispend
the II or as usual.
Hrs. tephen Hall is a visitor in Dar-
len at the home of Grand Juror Nath
an Dauchey. Mrs. Hall is on her way
to Newport N H., and stopped over a
day or two to see her friends. 3 .~
A June festival and cake sale will be
held for the benefit of the Presbyter.
in Church at Norotoit Friday evening
at the chapel. There will be. I- good
time for all who attend as extensive
plans have been made. .
Members of Volunteer Hook and
Ladder Company. of Norotou. and
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company are
planning a game of basebalh. to- be
i played on July 4. There will be a busy
time if these two organizations get to»
gather on the diamond. Each nun»
Ibers some very clever sphere twirl
Barber Frederick Chadderton owni
do: when pedigree has pits oddly
en the
occasion when he tried to hit. The
Sentinel reporter). The animal“!
been in the habit of chasing tosses a:
barking at them. On Tuesday he
chasing a carriage and went under the
w it is: now soldered doubt:-
in if he survives not i the drastic mm
the dog ran. ..
with the street railroad com
3': extra “i; on the rantings;
3 mm to given a
Town Hall. for th e
ter continues to in: I
are ru- , _
ring suite ;
Ind hues of the death or a life-long ‘
the death of her father Mr. Moore,
Mrs. R. A. McDonald and son Robert:
g ed to sm.mmm They soon
caught den e‘Insz’ai' from the place
where J Borden
' than, '
. .vnu i'i new to m»:
verdicmim 2g}
undid. Even daisies: inc?
dissects tovc ltq‘ ‘viatt. while an m
on numerous lawns is being rIp
Ashlitelmd now by a natural emerald
uc~ ‘ .
I here is roall but one sentiment in
t «Wm an iiiahisflmb a“
cisilve links: ought toRbedputb to. the
ire eystr 9. tea c I; toluene
and will tell on shore Qresorts. m
tally those at Bridgeport and points
east~ \ .
Memorial Day virtually Itarteti the
visiting season here. tad more re
comparatively low familiesi of piomi.
nenco whose list. of visitors is. not kept
continuously filled The season can
not be said to be on as yet. but the
summer festivities have begun to earn-
est.
Onion weedors la Cranbury have or
ganised and domand vt- salary inf $0 for
an eight hour day. The demands have
not“ been granted and the men are out.
Farritors are consoling themselves with
the belief. that sbhml boys cannberob-
tained to till vacancies by ths3lrst of
July.
taxpayers are c‘alled oped to pony u
for lira district tan there'llbe a bill
more tortollnlng to pater familias than
that o'fmsdnmes mlliner unless some
arrived at and stepi talt‘en toward a
settlement.
becoh'llag mildew?“ waiting on a
sh If in the Town Clerk's olhce- for a
cla mant. There is a case where the
office seeks the man with a vengeance.
and thus far the man hasn't material-
lzod.
- JUNE FESTIVAL IN DARIEN.
Annual iEntertal " In: Under Aus-
plcca of No ion Church.
The annual June festival
John's Church. Noroton. was held
Tuesday night in the Darlen Town
Iinl and was in every way a success.
'l‘het'o was on attendance which
crowded the hall to its limits, but. as
there was a general good time. no one
minded the 1am. Title is [the third
year that the festival has been giv-
en under the pastorate of Rev.:!i‘ather
O‘Connor, and it was in some respects
the best. There was an entertainment
In the early part of the evening and
later on there was dancing. ice-cream
and strawberry booths were arranged
; in the rear of the hall. and. of course.
this important feature of a June festi-
val was not forgotten. A big crowd
from Stamtord was present some
ing in carriages. some in autumn ion,
and the others in street cars. Clam
ford people have a habit of patronising
alfalrs given by Father O'Connor‘s
church for two good reasons, one be
sing that they like the man. and the
iother that they are sure to have a good
[time
Those taking part in the entertain-
ment were Maurice O'Neill. Adam
Graft. Miss Kate Kane. Samuel Lang.
the Askew boyi and their sisters,
Miss Foley and Mime coghlan. ill-s
Foley sangand recited well. and Miss
Kane‘s singing was much enloyed.
The other members were also interest
ing and there was no doubt that the
audience was pleased.
W
munoaa raom ' eraser FIGHT.
Tragedy in lesion Early This Morn-
, inn and Suspect Arrested. ,
BOSTON June I've-A murder resul~
ting from a street fight occurred at the
South End during the night. The vie
tint was Joseph Jacques. oi Boston. and
the alleged murderer George W. Bar
doe. Aim! Boston. ... Batdan. la under
summon .3:er
gmlllnhtbe Pgroinm‘. about Shhhm rd h
A! 8 t some on t it
sounds of a quarrel rel ed the scene
too late to were bobbing but
soon enough. to track the man believ-
of Bi.
we “stunning wear-3 all “his“:
not- Ms We
trainer o
mmmewm
- , . _ mrh.d m
When the timé actually ’arrives when.
coiledtnr be speedily found. clinciusioitl‘
The colléctors book 1..
“'3' slonon‘worein arid
I“ in! was his
g . i u "trends
' 3:: 3‘3... uttered; aotboritisa ‘
.- an 3'
I. as also The bodac-
eutand and .h'a mid
Bed'eli on ”first
lords and too
When‘ti dili‘ghtdr a firm of
went to the house ti: int“ er order-
iiat t ir refusal
W!
to obey his com‘Hdi‘ind he drew a ru- "
volver and throat “ditto shoot them
if they herniated iiC‘i’oIislnlnd Tilt-a
the left and reported the stal- of
their“ i i their father. who in to u not
llled Di tun nation
but whtln the ommed at the
hours the n on bad
Mr.‘ Bede" owns two houses. one
where the family take their meals.
and the other where ,‘tboy bleep nights.
The“ latter house is on West umnd
street.
had occasion to go to the West Broad
street house about the middle ob'yeos
tertlay forcnoon and upon entering
'ion of the
ll
man attired in a bicycle suit and were
liig a rap. The man ordered her to
leave the premises; She refused. and
was .arguln
brother. " od" Bed csme in. The .
i) ins-ordered him too and 3.
when the commandg‘iw not obey-ed.
he pointed a revolvzflat them and
told them if they did oi go he would
shoot them both. The girl then ran
and told him of her experience. Mr.
Bedeli hastened to the house. but the
man had lied An investigation show-
ed that nothing had been taken. al-
though there was money and valuable:
in the house.
and he made a search tenths man.
but could obtain no trace of him. neith-
er could he and anyone who had seen
'1 man answering to his discs-lotion.
until the drawtonder at Washington
bridge. about 4 o‘clock In the after-
noon. telephoned that :“he saw a man
o’clock. riding a bicycle. and going
east and who tallied with the descrip-
Hon elven of the man who drova the
Bedells away from their home. But
by this time the man had bad nmnlo
himself and Strstford and the deputy
sheriff gave up the egarch. The man
had gained access to the house through
one of the parlor windows.
TROLLEV ROAD iNOPECTEm
. w.
Railroad Commissioners 00 Over Com
nastiest System.
Yesterday the antecellnood commis-
‘on their an
nual tour of inspeciib'n’. and were an
companiod by. Diana
of the company“ s lin s. The commit:-
cloners were well pl used with the
condition in which i «y found the
the cars were well patronized when
he strike conditions are considered
Manager Sewell said last night that
he was well satisfied with the present
outlook of the company's business
in Bridgeport. Cars are running on
schedule time on all routes and the
patronage is incmsing day by day.
He said that quite a number of men
had sought employment of the com.
pany as new men. and has been set to
work. and are . being broken in.
The commissioners. Messrs. Fyler.
nual oilelai will to South Norwalk.
Tuesday afternoon. They were met at
the Stamford line by [hanger A. V.
taken oven the entire line in this town.
leaving the boundary line at Westport
at i: 30 o'clocn
CITIZEN TlAlN To Hill HALL.
«who: l3. .-
Three in to Locum Boon After His
3 3 sec-um 'eumrm.
Citizen George Mannie Train. who
is likely to be released from the iso-
lesion amp .et Robbery this week.
threatens to inflict one or more lec-
tures upon Standard. die was quite
:hipper yesterday and was able to walk
about airmen. milestone-mister:
of his ilrlt new afterlife discharge
from the same, would be to engage a
hall He lied not deter-mined whether
it would be the Opera house the Town
Hallmfitgaoalalno. wads .3.
.uWM .I‘x m 9“
out nvari he world. end-
mason"
3 ’g_ ,e
rm
gist-t:
and the man of
new .. . . .
it. mama:- ‘ mud .iihvgn.'h$"n£ wills
MM
slit: :6 its
it. was accosted by a rough lonkinh ‘
with the .-,man when her 7 ’
to her father‘s shipyard at the river . i >
Deputy Sheri! Stagg was notified?
opportunity in put many miles between -
r‘Boweii over oil ,'
road and they thought that many of .
Wheeler and Se moor. paid their on ‘
Wainwright. at 1:15 o'.cloek and were .
”gm nib"; “
by buld ding up.
Ilsiin natureima
pro
menials.
Mr. Bedell's daughter Ellie‘s .V
crushing the bridge shertlv after i ' ‘ ‘ ‘l
i", 3
. Two Packages iicadvbiis.
One Package Pow".
'ii'
rs hsvsah much
we powers that they offer One
”or on! case that it
falls to ;':::.ii(i°l Island for list of. testi-
noun? a “sco Toledo. 0
Sold by :1er
Hall' a Family Pills? are the best
all: red Dollars
at
to
_——-..
vu,‘
100. ' i,‘ ‘3 '9
Cloth Window Shades. with fringt ,3
35o .: .d. :m
” prompt a
weather is
its: ‘4”
”oil.“ A .l!
118'
as a sermon.
by this cold weather;
‘ warmer directly and it it then ‘
when you feel the need of a
(he Bengemoetrae .niaoedyour ,
order at; onee3and it willreaslve’
Otherwise
you will have to wait because of ‘
toe roll: which occurs when the
by the company he keeps. a. we-
ulna! by the hitchennehc keeps.
A GAS RANGE kitchdi is a:
clean kitchen.
'A word to the wise is as good
Do not be fooled
it wi
ttention.
hot.
gilded. 811. 312.75. 314.25.
Connections free.
A postal brings our represent» 7
I alive. '
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"-u if mgr.
:pajap. room and j”
ibidihmfitx». "
i. slalom ion “pr
:New paint—good new
makes an old building look iiiteI
..A small investment makes
(In great difference in the value of .
' your property.
whole lot
card. .
WE PROVIDE THE PMNT
THAT turnouts rue PLACE.
it will cost you a small amount
of cash. but it will be worth a
to the property.
. .
ro ORDER.
Window was.
Picture Iranian.
. DEALER IN
es—w--
Wall Papers.
Painters Supplies.
Artists naturist:
.wniu curtain l’olee new. . ‘
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Solid Bruin“ “Huh “My 1 ft
long, with Nil"; Nil. .
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0"
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3 Cutters.
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paint—
Get a
‘1»!!! Chill
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:pilos, GarIien Tools,
and alone Orders
um " .
Paints, Oils
and launcI Oil. .Tl'h :
Wooden Wore, Water In '
Oystiirmen’ s and
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Electrical Supplies. Drop
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