Italian" open fro
P
Aseptic atsisrilisetl Quanta Gllllil' s
Bandages. and Phy'slclsn's' Supplies.
Watch our Blackbeard and windows
and Join the trust. We have a cor
/ or on those goods.
salons vitamin”.
01.. ., N‘mlk.CI.
Edward F. Smith spent yesterday in
Ncw York.
Mrs. ’lhomas walsh has secured a
position at the new silk mill in Nor-
walk.
Charles on
silica WItIIQA. Wit
South Norwaik.
A meeting of the bevotionul Com-
mittee was held last evenin. at the
home of Rev. F. S. AinsworI.
Mr and Mrs. GeorgeIN. Malkln. who
have been Visiting friends here. re-
turned to their home In New Canaan,
yesterday.
This evening the regular class meet-
Ing will be held at the Methodist
Church. James L'Hommedleu will lead
the insistingi .
Fletcher ontgomery Intends to give
a clambake Saturday afternoon. on
Nauvoo Island. Those, who attend will
be taken there on the yacht Marjorie.
The East Norwalk Fire Police held a
special' meeting. last night. and voted
to give a moonlight sail to Locust
Grove, Long Island. net month prob-
ably on Friday July ltllh .
The Ischoda Club ls having a hand-
some sign made. whichwlll be put in
place In a day or two. at their clitb
house. The sign ls being made by Til-
ley. It will be lettered in “gold
William Tobey has just put two new
masts Into his sharpie. He Is to put
on new sails at an early date. after
which he will have one of the best
boats of her class In the harbor.
Owing to an error. The Sentinel yes-
terday announced that the Warden-
Hubbell nuptials were to be held at
:i: 30 yesterday afternoon. The. artl
t'le should have stated that the wed-
ding will be at the home of the bride
on Wednesday afternoon.
This morning the tide was higher
than it 2has been for a long time This
was due to the strong wind which has
been blowing. and the freshet in the
river. No damn e was done by the
this however; as at as could be Icaru-
ed.
The Junior League of the East Ave-
nuevChurch, who were to I echoi'ge
of the services Sunday night at me
Knight Siteet Church will be unable to
do so on accottnt of it being Wesley
night in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. I -
CFifteen members of the Advent
Chll’lsntlll Church will make two min-
ute addresses- to the children next
Sundtiy. on the. course of study which
will be completed at that time. This
marks the end of the half year. and
Superintendent Bland intends to make
It a memorable day
Herman Malmo ls dis laying the
proofs: of some very hant some flash-
light picturbs which were taken of the
interior of the lschoda Club. on the oc-
casIon of the recent banquet. They
are' excellent pictures. and show the
Interior of the room with all the beau-
tlfult'tlecot‘ations which were there.
The phertlling easterly winds have
played havoc with the oyster business
and boat! which have been out on the
beds at work have been compelled to
soak shelter In the harbor. Most of
then: 'hre Inow tied up to. the docks.
waifIi'Ig for a spell of decent weather.
' Tile Jtiitlor Band will meet this Fri-
(1:1 bibs usual. Robert Thompson
11 d dud Frank Dora of New Hav-
en.- idi‘mor'ly president of the League.
has resigned his po
t-kermt'in It Son, in
4:20a.ni. tol1
,ioyed by all
sweepstakes was played. and was won
rullfi
stone to Q
thatpgfiz'ad' rial”
bar to
ale sw oven.
June 9it and I'w’. Mr Clark went to
Bridgeport today to be sworn In as an
attorney, and will probably open an
oillce in South Norwalk in the near
to pro. :
(fight) soloist; of the how
rclt' Bah day were
Bump, of Pishklll-oil the Hu a.
David Albrecht. of Rowayton hflnsa
Buiup has often been heard in this
church before, and woe hatesedi'. to
with great pleasure. and with her as
ual grace and skill. rendered The Choir N
l..’nvlslblc reaching the high noics and
holdln them with ease, Mr. Albre
appe' ace Was also (reel ed with ea
sure: He sling The Golden Path dy.
having a line tenor Ivolce and using it
with expression iii's selection was on
Miss Bump was scanti-
panlcd by Miss Helen Lynch. and r.
Albrecht by Miss Norma Sharer,
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Austen and Miss Mack, built of
New York. are visiting In town.
Mr‘. and Mrs. Albert Willson are no
cupylng the Willson residence In Now-
ton this season.
The residence adiolnlng that of Mr.
and Mrs. Whitney In Maple avenue has
been rented for the summer.
It is rumored that Charles Mlllspaugh
has sold the Mackey place. The sell
lug price Is said to be about. 94.600.
iRcv.‘HerberIt S. Brown preached Sun-
day at the Congregational Church upon
Ralph 'Conuora' book The Man From
Glossary,
. A meeting of the board of selectmen
was held yosto efday afternoon. at which
a large i'Imqun of routine hardness was
transacted . .2
A special meeting of Eagle Hook and
Ladder Company will be held on Thurs
day evening. at which matters of Impor-
tance will come up.
Sunday was observed as Children's
Day at the Methodist Church and a
program of great interest was render
ed. The attendance was large and the
services of a most Inspiring nature.
Robert Hunter who reteniiy mar
ried Miss Stok‘es lti Norolon, has re-
signed as head worker in the univer-
sity settlembnt at, iwork in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter are now' in Eur-
ope.
A freight trIoanWhlch was backed on
the side track here containing mater
ials for the changes which are being
made here. babked off the track. last
week. It took qttlie‘ a little time to get
it back again.
The team match between St. An-
dl‘tiW' s Golf Cllth and Wee Burn.
which was to take place at Noroton.
Saturday. was postponed. A ball
by‘ex-Msyor Edwin 'Ili. Scofleld.
Thursday Will be a day long to be
remembered In Noroton. A concert
'for the benefit of the Presbyterian
Church Is to be given, or lab Will Indeed
he an (Went in musical lfe here The
star artist ofthe evening will be Miss
Leah Barbe coloratura soprano; liar-
bert B. Cutmore will reaiier baritone
selections: W L. Winkléy. viollh’ so
lectlons; Oliver Hoyt Anderson will be
’c.ellisi and Miss Scott. pianist. The
affair will take place at the church at
8 p. m,
The advance sale of tickets for the]
third in the. series of lectures for tho'
liarlen Public Idlirar: shown that aim!
lecture will be more largely attended}
than any of the others. The lecturer
will be Jacob A. Rlls, ailtllor of The
Making of an American and Ten Years‘
Battle With the Slums. Born in Den-
'mark Mr Rils came to this country
and has fought his way up from the,
ranks In fact from below the ranks un-
til 9. year or two ago. President Roose-
velt calledlhlm "New York’s'alost. use
fi'il citizen." The Waterbury Ameri
l
and the father of l-liiiam Brundage. will
be In attic slice. The election of of :
flcei'ii wil be postponed until further Riis.
The meeting will be held In domltable
notice.
the Ladibs' Parlor.
J S. Randall. at the East Norwalk'
Lumber cuttipany' yesterday stated that
so far as' he knew there is no truth in
the awry'to the effect that the East
Norwalk 1umber yard 13 to be removed
to the‘ yards of the Hubbell. Hall and i
Randall company. In Norwalk. He said
It was ‘titll bosh. " The rumor still
hangs persistently in the air. however
and many 0 the residents of Fast Nor—
walk are d seeing it.
ROWAYTON.
There will be the us lass meet
inglnihe ethodlst Ch tonight.
Elisabeth Price.‘ wllo has been'
the if 62 Miss Lida Wicks. has re-
turn other home in spa ford.
K8149 and Signs ’the lmlsts and:
claimy'adte at Rotou Point have tak-.
en a-‘llali'i 'of the Mlll‘iipaugh cottage in
mm #9611118.
Thor—Row'ayton Hose Company held a
meetiiig list night and transacted rou-
tine business Howard Stevens was
eluted omember
Altai-thrills has moved into the ap-
art'i'ndiitqia Mrs. Jase ine Craw' s
building 11': Rowaytétra use, under
the: mi of Rising Star Division
8! WI. Stevens and John
B :0 lefwt this morning on the 6: 38
tradfbr OisiaiagI N Y.. to look up a.
iriiekifor tie Reliance Hook and Lads
der' 06m
)4 a Hoyt. of the West Side,
what. In company with Mr. and Mrs.
WI Maser has been making a. two
mo‘IitIlIi' tour of In if. France and
aeolian» has return to her bottle
herb; “
Aid; flail boy pas removed from One
of the; ek'pr'ess rains at the watering
, . 2 In this pinch. several day's agtlr.‘
waif scarcely Ian years 91d. and
’"‘ the lithe hoim' 'of one
Lalsr the boy was dis-
Miss
”SEW In riding-pa the trains. the
" moor was posited at (lut-
tier 6 W Irishman o ”’tum‘liey
condo to
fare. Tasman began to was» a dis-
c'-ans “Contributor" prints the follow-
ing. which is characteristic of Mr.
“Mr Rils Is a man of. In
perseverance retentive
memory and broad klndllness of
heart. -All three of these qualities
were well displayed In an incident
which involved Mr. Rlis. a youthful
newspaper friend of The Contributor
and several others. An old couple In
Denmark, whom Mr. Rils know 'allght
ly. desired before their anal passing,
to learn the whereabouts of their only
son, who had come to America long
before and of whom they had récelved
no news in years. «With vague notions
of the extent of America and Its pupil
Iation. they appealed to Mr tits in
New York, although they were he Kto
give him practically no helpful
formation. Mr. Rlls was then." as be
is now and always will be. a very busy
manrbut he energetically traced that
missing man across the Atlantic 0c
can. into the Pennsylvania coal regions
and finally to Waterbury. when: he ar-
rived in the late eighties and wb.
semtnlngly disappeared. Mi".J RI tell
wrote a letter to a “local tapts'r
asking for aid. The letter contain the
natural course of events to The Contri-
butor's friend. who. with the aid iof his
associates learned that the man had
deft for Chicago seven oars he to
work in a foundry. T is later ion
be forwarded. to Mr Fills. together with .
a picture or the much wanted Dane
Then Mr. Rlis appealed to I Chinese
paper. which reproduced the picture.
As a result of this the wandering won
some to the surface and madé glad the
hearts of his aged parents. whom he
had supposed dead. by returning to
air roof. More than or ream
tie Contributor's new “per antimo-
ell-lag a’ 'cll'abg'e‘ of l silos. wrists
brloi' note to Mr; Rita asking for In-
formation as to the MIC peck 0'1 ,fl
6 an Ito kin a cit the news-i
a“: 3.632.221.1311»:
an“!!! lulormatlo‘aJ toad “In.
lied ed'fortli’ to the city aid on
until he had secured fog:- man
Minis! oi mI-ti'rtl ,
a viii-y. ”pleas : owe
best news pet's printed. In the United
in, oil ow
guild? in 51:36:31,“ 00?ng "Tillie it.
work and yonili " '
N'oras or 'rga 111A 811011:
2T. H. Filter has leased lit-1M
I‘m-2': Wm 291379363"!
i
Andrew. at
”nail r: \I
natal) Edith" f, ' ..
WQtis. as tlrlvci' ot Adams Express
wagon.
The Slppcrly cottage on lJncoIn
street is being redecorated III the in-
terior. ,
Mrs T. W. Trendweil. of Lyons
P aim. has been the guest of Mrs E
,Slppet'ly,
'Slpperley; Current Events. M. H, (302
min Vegetables Mrs, Charles Fable:
“9'“?
1.3508121!“ Mics! Snowy. 1m tossed”? W‘fiuflg
1 Wm
.31
color comes back——
The hair stops fallln
’ .1 46
la, F. Benign. 2‘ot. N wallII‘ll wal' a
visitor In town Saturday.
Arthur Dolge has returned home
irtEmCB an extended visit in Chicago.
Barnum has returned home
from a Visit with friends Ill Brooklyn.
W. Warren ltas supplanted Judson
Samuel C, Buagg chief of the Wa-
terbury fire department. vlsltetl friel r it
here Friday.
Thursday cloning Temple Lodge. li‘.
anti ’A M., Will meet and center the
M. M. degree.
Perry Barr, who has been attending
school at ashington. Conn. is home
for the summer yhcatidn. I ' .
.Clement ScottI'wlfe and daughter.
of Newburgh N. Y. are guests at the
Bradley house Myrtle avenue
Thomas BallI who Is the victim of a
paralytic shock shows no improvement
and but little hope is now entertained
for his recovery:
The local graduates of the Hillside
school. Norwalk. are: The. Misses l..
H. Nash. Emma Kemper. Mary C, Sia-
ples and Grace ‘Atlanis.
Telephone linemen are at work set
ting posts and stringing wires for con-
necting Greens Farms section with the
local telephone exchange,
Miss Rose T. Coyle. a recent grad-
uate from the State Normal school in
New Haven, Will be on the teachers'
staff of the Bridge street school next
term,
Miss Louise Nash met with an acclv
dent Thursday that resulted in the
fracturing of her right arm. While
moving rapidly about the house she
tripped and fell.
The, Bedford and Dingce horses are
being tried out daily on the exercising
track of the latter and semi wealth
trots are to be held there Wednesdays
and Saturdays during the summer,
Following are the graduatesofSta-
pies high School: Misses Mary Tay-
lorI Annie Engiehardt. Bessie Tread-
well. Josephine Quinlan. Jenine For;
gcr, Edith Salmbnand Imnarti and
Kenneth G, Mackenzie. .
Tomorrow night Westpori Grange
will be entertained with the following
Iecturer's program: Does It Pay Bei-
ter to Sell Hay or Feed It? William H.
Taylor; Canning Fruit. Mrs. Elbert
ley: reading, Mrs. P.. A. Beers: Can-
Various Methods of Saving Time and
Labor in I-lousekeeplng, Mrs. (layer.
A musical program in charge of Miss
Carrie .Crossmnn will be interspersed
and refreshments will he served.
Following are the new officers select-
ed at the semi annual election of As.
petuck LodgeI l\'. of P.: , ‘H. Perry. C.
0.: (,narles HurrisI V 0.; Homer S
Beers prelate; George W. MillsI M. of
. George A. Darrow. M 0719.: Wil-
lis Jones 01.01211. Samuel A Partly.
keeper of record and seal; Winfield
Gorbam M. of A 11.: Theodore San
ford, trustee: delegates. (l. A, liarrow.
George Fairchild; alternates. S. A. .
PurdyI Rollo Beers: Inner guard Au-
gust Nowack: outer guard l-.‘ K.
Prltchard,
GEORGETOWN.
The Little Boston district school
closed last Friday. I
Alex. Anderson's new store Is in the
hands of the masons. ‘
.'l‘llc public school of this place clos- 1
ed today for the summer vacation.
Miss Hazel Fryer has been the guest
of Miss Florence Cittbill. of‘Soutll
Norwalk.
Mrs. Edwin Gilbert and Miss Flor—
ence James visited New York city.
Tuesday.
A carryall load attended the home
talent minstrel show at Ridgetleld.
Wednesday.
Miss Edith Eggleston, of New Hav-
en. la visiting her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. E. Eggle'stou.
Miss Laura Bennett has taken ex-
aminations to enter the public High
school of Daubury.
Mrs. Nathan Perry attended the
graduation estercises of the State Nor-
mal school. at New Haven. Fridaymae
her daughter. Miss Fannie. was one of
the graduates.
A.‘ F Lindwi'iil has bought the old
derrick and engine and other tools that
were used at the stone quarry at
Branchvilh. He has taken them to
his quartz mine
The Gilbert dz Bennett Manufactur-
lag Company have finished the new
'plot in and about their office. and oth-
er buildings. and fenced it In. which
makes a decided improvement.
0. T. IHERWOOD lN CANADA.
c—-————
A New York 911131136: Man Says He is
0
The Souihport Chronicle has been in-
formed by a businass acquaintance of
O. T. Sherwood hi‘N’ew root that 0.1‘.
Sherwood Is In Caanda and that he has
no fear that the aulhot'itf'ei will be able
to find him. This same gentle 11 de-
clares that Shampoo Is undér t
pression that the charge of falsifying
the bank statement is not go offense
gamed 3'3 ‘11:. engagition World's :11:
realm a 2t at e
totem "greeted .‘h'P‘zI-e I be
opportunity" enough to hold the default-
or If be Is our placed under lock anti
key. no matter what delolloll he tattoo
m3“; M. ”'“ré‘m'il”'“'m or”:
e owe." e an 1
story or “head: beam ire-issue vie
fire inclined to believe that It is cor~
reel. 'if any person on earth would
Know lawman lqnonxip 1110 one o.
ood loftt Bout part
e .Its: not lofts Wzlfie‘tha
lowed withs- y
Notice. were without ' ‘
Ia: AI. liotlxli the olelsll of the
government bore
for boat-ta ii
2M “the
Jar 2.
. DANIURV TO
. .:—6 00.
' Sunday as an .
61.; 7: 80 p“. 7262.66 bury, ‘3‘.)
22:.
09910952 Vibe}; Oolmhbilded by WWII-oi
Prince Henry 9 fluids to, Vp is.
Kiwis. June 29—h e Unis totes
European squadron. ear Ad‘ irai Cot-
ton ln command. reached Its anchorage
opposite the Kiel Yacht (‘iub house at
noon today. The tiq'et commanded by
Admiral Prince Henry. of Prussia. con-
sisting of eight battleahi it and six
cruisers. saluted the Ame. can vessels
and the band of the Germanh Ila hip
played "America. " 80111911113:de
of the townspeople gatheredh “on the
piers and oi as (if the narrow bay
and cheered as the squadron arrived.
Prince Henry sent his navigating oi-
ilcers and the captain of the port down
the bay early In the morning to meet
the Americans.' They met the latter
at Orlateu as thesquadron was firing
Its first salute; oil‘ the fort of Frie-
tlrlchsort (commanding the entrance
to the harbor).
The ilagship-Kcarsarge swung into
her mooring next to the I'lohcnzollern,
followed by the San Francisco. Chicago
and Machine. all the German ships bc-
lng dressed in the visitors honor and
flying the stars anti strips.
The commanders of the American
ships then called on Prince Henry.
who immediately returned their calls.
The stars and stripes were also rals
ed over the yacht club anti on the ho-
tels in the vicinity.
Rear Admiral Cotton anti Capt.
J sepll N. Hemphill. commander of the
l earsarge.'and all the other American
commanders also called on the eight
German Admirals and Vice Admirals
stationed in this, the greatest strong-
hold of German sell power. and after-
wards received their return calls.
Most of the afternoon was spent In
exchanging calls.
STUDIES CONCERNING ADRIAN IV
Professor Thatcher Gives Some New
Views of an Ancient Sabiect.
CHICAGO, June 23—Jrhe papal vimii'
known its “laudlbiliter.” over which
controversies'betweon historians have .
been waged for some seven centuries
is not genuine, according to the an-
nouncement of Prof. Oliver Joseph
ThatcherI of the University of Cities
go in a paper entitled “Studies Coil -;
This conclusion 2
is the result of a trip to Europe." 9 _I
cerning Adrian IV.
year‘s study in the Vatican library.
and thevreadlng of innumerable Latin“
documents. "
The lAildlbiliter. so-calletl from the »
occurrence of the Latin word In the .-
Salutation. has long been unopened to 4.
be a grant made by Pope Adrian lV.. '
conferring on Henry II of England the.
island of lreland to hold In Fief, Con
cerning its gt’inulneness or‘ I’alslty his-
tor land have loug been in dispute. Prof.
Thatcher shows that the question of
the olerlng of lrelantl 10211an as a .
Plot. and the question of the genuine-
ness of the‘bull, are not the2 same.
'Lnudibilitcr cannot have been writ-
ten. " says Prof. Thatcher,‘ “In one who
knew what was essential to such a
document. It is merely a Latin exer-
cise of some twelfth century student.
who was practicing in the art of com-
position. and for this purpose chose to
impersonate Adrian lV. It must be re
iectetl as entirely wot ihless. "
"You must do more walking."
“But. doctor. I already have do mito-
.
3 mobile.”
"Well. get another "*Llie.
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TIME TABLE.
In Effect May I17. 1903.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.——12:40x.'5:3lx. 6:68x. 6:16
6:66. 7:03. 7:47. Szltlx. 3:46. 9:06x.
9:24x.9:40_10:24x.10:40I11:36x.
P. M.——12:55x. 1:13. 2:25x. 3:05,
3:20x, 4:07. 4: 60:, 6:40, 6:66x 6:38.
6: 66:, 7: 07s 7: 66:. 820010120.
SUNDAYS-I '
A. M.—-l2: 40!. 6: 06!. 626811. 9:06
9: 42x
P. M—s: 20x. 6:40. 5:6611. 7:20.
10:10.
LEAVE NEW VOIK FOR SOUTH
nogwa '.
A. hid—1202K. 51.00 6:00. 7: 00.
8: 00x, 8: 02. 9. 001 9: 04! 10: 02:. 10: 04.
11:00:,11108.
P. M.—12. 02. 1:03. 2:00x. 3:02.
3. 30!, 4: 02!.4 :0.4 4. 80. 5: 02. 5: 30.
6100!, 6:.02 7:00x,81:00!.9001 9:30.
11:00:.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.:—12 02!. 6:00. 7'30, 10:02.
P. M.—-6:00. 8:00x'11:00.
4.41..
LEAVE BOOTH' NORWALK FOR
NE WHAVEN
A. M.—-18 03!. 1:16. 1:,961 6: 18,
7: 42, 8' 42 9. 101 10:001.11:06x 11: 37.
P. M.——12:02x.1:12.3:.02x 4:13.
5126,6635,7:05x 9206!. 9:.16 10:01.
11' 1
Bridgeport. In addition to above-P.
912—2: 46. 6: 09. 7'
8WDAY9. "
A. M.:-—19 08x 1. 16;. 1: 26:, 7. 42.
9:10, 11:06:. '
P. M.——7: l6. 9' 06.
ROUTH NORWAILK 9'I'Os DANIURY.
a '.H 23.9
P. M.:.—-120 4:27:, 96:10. 6:67, 7.10.
ou'rit no WALK.
an 1-:8611. s“: ,jm 37.
12.x 4:06:16:
Immnii-“fl: 9210:9915-
datum! only. South Hematite
mw~ “u
" "l 4.2- .2
~ 4.20‘3'
1;
foo—aawsso—oioo.
'l‘lit2 eaders at this paper will hon.“
lllt'ililt‘tl to learn that In re Is at least
is dreaded dlsedlle III I’ scieu'coh ass
a able to care 111 all its‘ at: c'lud
that Is Catst‘rh. all'sI Gator (ire
Is this only pti‘sitlve care now“ kdown
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing a cuestitutlonal treatment. Hall's
Catarrh ura Is taken Internally. tct~
lag directly upon theb and mu
cous surfaces of the system thereby
desiroylng the foundation of the dis-
ease, and glvlng'tii the patient streugt
by building up! a constitution and n
proprietors have so itch faith In Its
cur'stIVe powers; thh t the;
Hundred Dollaril fol- ahy it
falls to cure.
monlals. AddredliI
F J. CHENE'IY
Sold by lit‘ug'gl ts,
Hall a Family ills are the best
offer One
$610.. Toledo. 0.
O.
6
Fancy
Creamery Butler.
. brcdlt'fast food)
26c lb.
”pounds
Gritpulated Sugar 5'. 0.0-
(with Other goods)
7cpk
is \I'
i
”"VlgOr" (the not»
B
.7
'1
.24 'cor'rAIoE AVE.
' EAST NORWALK.
eerie the 91111:?
11'? Four Y'c'oris
The residence of Thomas '
Smith 66 Osborn avenue East
Norwall, was painted with lead
oil and Izinc hi's’nd mlxed. fifteen
years ago by me ‘
l defy any patent paint to show
equal body with as much wear.
101003 lililllili,
" rain ”
52 South Main Street.
Re-ldsnce: t Milagros 3i-
,5.“er - .,,
Belt Lighting
Gag Tip ‘ " -'
to get the light without the use of a
match. '-
Beco d-The lessening of the dut-
gers o sudoution from escaping
by accidentally leaving the gas In
11:11:; it the us Is turned on. It will
Third—The great reduction In tire
danger of tire Iron discarded W
notches, matches nothing ham
Fourth—To fluid owl: of will;
by the- scntcltilr'bf names 'byu‘leli-
{guts and thereotlntg'br
11:1». antith- swamped Io'to
<i\rrt¢- '2
MI
The cost of this built-r should lie
leap than the cost of misbe- 3'qu
one as.
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