............ * so... r. on A Gas Range? Get it NOW while we can make prompt connections. Prices $IO.25 up. CONNECTIONS FREE. fliillll’l & ligililgfil. 'PHONE. SO. I; Specialty Mfg. Co. 7! WA TER STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. NEW AND SECOND-HAND Eloofrfo Motors FURNISHED. INSTALLED AND RE- PAIRED. SATISFACTION GUAR- ANTEED. Thhliiillil PL UMBINO. 3 TEAM. HO T WA TER. AND 013 F I TTINO. t Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper and Zinc. 50 South Main Street. Telephone, 137-3. South Norwalk, Conn. Easy To Pick the proper Wall Paped Designs from our splendid stock. There Isn't a ore attractive stock of New and Ar‘ Istlc Wall Papers In these parts. Prices are proper and workmen most klllful. Sole agent for Jnneway's and Car. ahter's Wall Papers. o Order—Window Shades, Pic- ture Frames. ARTISTS' AINTERS' SUPPLIES, MATERIALS. SPECIALS. White Curtain Poles with Fix- urea, roe. Cloth Window Shades. with ' gs. 25c. ' Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods, ft. long, with fixtures, roc. “Shore-Cut” Can Opener, cuts sily. No ragged edge, rec. Best Steel Paring Knives, roe. AINTING. PAPER HANG- ING, DECORATING. STORE OPEN'EVENINGS. .ll. Decker 87 Washington Street, nth Norwalk, Conn. Telephone Connections. w is rne'rms TO sniLo UP - voun aver-m AND IF YOU NEED Strength, Gill and on Some of My PORTED PORT. SHERRY AND TOKAY WINES. . have allo the BEST ASSORTNENT of Liquors. Iw ya ;. you know, that you can a a n...- rrrs... lee mporfal Cafe Railroad Plus, as. Nor-walk. CARL SCHAUB. . lllltills ilo'lllpiy in 3 Minutes, u Hands do not . touch dough. ' MAxumer'rmuBRmn ) ISOLOBY h A I Watkins & Dow, 112 WASHINGTON STREET. Phone. 43-6. You can buy 5 Per Oonf. OOLD BONDS of the CONN. GEN'L LIFE INS. CO. on Installmenis, A good Investment for you, If you live. it splendid protection for your family. If you die. FRED H. FIELD. GENERAL AGENT, N. SMITH FERGUSON, Special Agent. UNITED BANK BUILDING, so. Norwalk, Ct. THE llllY NIllllNIl BANK SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. WITH . Capitol 5100.000.00 Surplus. 1100.000.00 Not Proms. 355300.00 Solicits accounts of individuals, rnan- ufacturers, merchants and corporatiom upon favorable terms. EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres. JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Prea- JAGOB M. LAYTON, Cashier. DIRECTORS. John H. Knapp Henry Seymour Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman Christian Swartz Wallace Marvin E. H. Mathewson John H. Light Fred. H. Rowan. Capital, $1,600,000. Surplus, “85.000. The Earning Power of your savings In vested with this Company at 5 per cent. Is 25 per cent greater than It In vested at I per cent; Is 42 6-7 per cent. greater than If Invested at 3% per cent; and 66 2-3 per cent. greater than if Invested at 3 per cent. State Supervision of New York ano Connecticut. BRANCH OFFICE, 12 80 MAIN ST. Resident Directors. Resident Managers. Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn Charles E. Dow John 8. Lawrence Dividend Paying Mining, Oil, Smelter and Industrial Stocks making possible Large Interest and Profits. Book. lets on application. DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO. Bankers, Brokers. Fiscal Agents. Members New York Consolidated Stock Exchange, 66 Broadway and :7 New Street, New York. E JALDWIN HAMMITT, Manager, Western New England Branch: Headquar- ‘cra : Sitting-35 Catlin Shim, Hartford, Conn. Denny 8. Hull. Representative, 1 louder Blk. South Norwalk. Ct. Till lilllnlli Sliamhnllllllmllanll (Incorporated). Danna... Line iron WALK. SOUTH NORWALK. and NEW YORK. Stoomsrsl"€!fy of Norwalk‘ and "Eagle". Leaves New York Daily at 5 p. in. leaves Norwallt Daily at 5 p. m. Freight received from 7 a. In. to 5 p. m. PROPER TY O WNERS . INSURE YOUR RENTS The Continental Insurance Co, of New York. will Insure y0ur rants against Ion sustained by loss of rent- als by damage by fire to buildings. NET SURPLUS 00.503328 Moos M. Layton. 8 R. R. Av... South Norwalk. THE JOHN B. La Warns: AGENCIES. ALL insUnANces. REAL ESTATE, moaroaees NOTARY. cram- soar TICKETS, . 12 SOUTH MAIN STREET. l N. , retools“. 10 FIRST ST., Till notion Side Feed Boilers, 55.-. " ' I PLUMBING AND STEAM Gaa Fixtures, HOW'S THIS! We offer one Hundred Dollars “F word for any case of CGISI‘I‘II that can- not be cured by IInll's Cniurrh Cure. l‘. J, CHENEY & (30., Toledo. 0. We, the undersigned. have known I". J. Cheney for the Inst 16 years. and believe hlln perfectly honorable In all business transactions. and financially able to curry out any obligations made by Ills firln. WALDING, KINNAN It MARVIN. Wholesade Ill'llgglsls, Toledo. 0. Ilnll's Cuiurrh Cure Is luken Inter- rlnlly, llcting directly upon the blood and milclloils surface. of the crystal). 'l‘eutlnlorllnls sent free. Price. 754:. per bottle. Sold Irv all Drugglsts, 'I‘nkc Itull‘s Family Hills for consti- pnllou. WILL [Alli JUST IN IS A LITTLE LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE. WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU CAN BUY NICE GOODS HERE. YOU KNOW WE DO THE'WORK IN THE VERY BEST MANNER. WE HAVE TAKEN A GOOD MANY CONTRACTS FOR HOUSE PAINTING AND WILL BE GLAD TO SUBMIT FIGURES FOR YOUR WORK. WE TRY TO CARRY IN STOCK EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE DECORATIONS OF YOUR HOUSE INSIDE OR OUT. ii. mum’s, TEL. 135-2. E. NORWALK. FOR STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING. Insures a Warm House, Day and Night, In Coldest Weather. Send for CZfélééue and Investi- gate for yourself. lotion ll Lidgelrooil Company. 96 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK. r904. HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. STOVES AND RANGES. SLATE AND TIN ROOFING, Gas and Steam Fitting, Metal Calling. Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND RANGES? Etc. THE JONES & HOTCHKISS COMPANY, 17 WALL smear, NORWALK. m IIISTIIIIT REIIIEF 1.23:? Grit, Sore Throat. with BRAZILIAN BA I. so doses ”a. In opt-Ila. Olly Inf-[Illn- one. for Asthma. Ole unmnmaaulnae [sheen-nup- tion. ”and 01.00 eta. Plus 01.50 prop-Id. I. l'. J S 00.. India-mile. Ind. . DAVID W. RAYMOND. Funeral Director and Embalmer. is North Maln at, South Nomlk. Residence. 0 Crease-it Terrace. Telephone at houlc', flu—yd. , exp-liter an lift.» nun one: I!" to "SS ' l Doctors rarely have hard colda. , y ectord They tea reme yI cold .we this oldwcoa 9 house. 133?! Fa“... terrace... ter 250 lb. 21 lb. Gran. Sugar $1 Reade Bits 100 pkg." ”Power”. the new breakfaslfood. 60 pkg. A. Stull as COTTAGE AVENUE. EAST N ORWALK. CONN. FRESH FISH. THIS IS THE WEEK TO EAT FRESH FISH. PORGIES, 6 LBS.. FOR 25c: BLUE FISH, 8c LB.; WEAK FISH, 7c LB.: BLACK FISH, 5 LBS. FOR 25:; LARGE MACKEREL. FROM 15c TO 25c EACH: FRESH HALIBUT. 12c LBJ STEAK COD. 10c LB-I CONN. RIVER ROE SHAD. 10: LB.: BUCK SHAD So LB. ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES. CAPT. DUGROSS. East End of Washington Street Bridge, Old Salvation Army Bulldlng. --......__....,... ._,. - .. .. ..._.. .. -.-- . 'Phono. 132. Jcnlllns BrosNalves and GARLOCK PACKING Carried In Stock. I GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. New Enllentl Electric Motors. Have no superior. Can show them In operation. Repairs to Stationary and Ma- rina Engines and General Mach- lns Work Solicitad. THE 6. N. McKIpBIN M'F’G co.~ 56 WATER ST" SO. NORWALK. Elle lnsuronoo For Women An endowment policy furnishes the safest Investment that assures a mag ulflcent profit. The Equitable Life. the strongest company In the world. write»; life insurance for women. Let us explain to you a ‘ 5 PER CENT. GOLD BOND ENDOW- MENT. ‘ ‘ It will Illustrate In a forceful manner how small sums Invested annually can be made to reach magnificent amounts. Write to us for a comprehensive booklet. TAYLOR & GOLDEN. 74 Washington St., So. Norwalk, Ct. llilillllSER—BUSGH 0n Drought or Bottled at the Victoria Cafe, T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor. Telephone Call, 396-3. FINEST sasnfiiACr—zo ON THE MARKET. All kinds of Sea Food cooked In the best possible manner by an ex- perienced chef. Meals at all heura. J_-L." McFarland,—~—WH. 8. Pickering. IIIIIIIISIIIB Iflilll illl Bil. (J. 8. Raymond (J. L. McFarland (James Morehead AbsoluteIII—Pure lee. Successors to I and Prompt Service Dally Guaranteed. alro to Furnish the Retail Trade Iotoro Noon. nun—u.— Hang Your Card Out Early, as We Do- OFFICE, NO. S. MADISON STREET. lisTlflillilfi Ralph Bt'udley Is vlsllIlig rqulIvoIi here. ”t‘l‘llul'l Wcinl is laid up with multir- IIII fever, lil ....~l borne In You Znndt street. Mrs, Mary Snwter Is spending It. WM‘K with Mrs. Arthur- il, CI'IIW, of Hunt avenue. There will bi- ll ro-glllllr int-clinic cf the .IIIIIIOI‘ IIltnd this evening, at the Methodist Church. The side walls lire up for the addi- tion to Welllhclt‘ll saloon, and rapid work Is being done. Tim scholars enjoyed a vacation to- dlly, as all the public school teachers are attending the county convention ill Bridgeport. Albert (Iolb will lead the Junior Iluild meeting tonight In the lndles’ parlor of the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. James W. lilivls led the prayer meeting lit the Advent Christian Church, lust night. The meeting was quite lui‘gcly attended, The Epworth League of the Metho~ dint Church ls plunnlllg to hold it much trial on Mondliy evening, Mary 23. The charge Is to he the theft of a rabbit. A Very Interesting prnyer meeting was held lust evening. ill the Exist AVeuue Methodist Church. It won led by the pastor. Rev. Edward Cunning- ham. Mr. and Mrs. Willlilm M. Apperson. of l‘hliudelphlu, are vLs'ltiuls lit the home of M rs. Appcl-son's parents, Rev. and Mrs. '1‘. DoWItt ’I‘nlmnge \‘nn Dor- on, of East avenue. A large delegation of the members of the Advent Christian Church are to attend it cottage prayer meeting, tflIs‘evening. ut the home of Gustav I'lrzer, Ill Stuart. avenue. There Is a bad leak In the Norwalk wntor main in front of the residence «William A. Silcox, No. 30 Van Zandt street. The highway near the trolley tracks hits been washed away. , v—-l'Iuy your Beef, Iron and Wine of n reliable drugglst. 50 cents full pint bottle. The Bridge Pharmacy. Tomorrow afternoon. at 3 o‘clock, the members of the lipwurth League will meet at the church, to aid In decorat- Inl; It for the celobrntlnn of the lit- teouth anniversary of the organization. A very ploasnnt surprise party was given Miss Elsie Bonn, Wednesday ovr hing, by a number of her friends. Games and music wcre the features of the evening. Refreshments ware serv- e'd. and at an curly hour of the mom- Iug. the guests departed. Among those present were Miss 'I‘Illy Larsen, Eva b‘lngg, Emma Lambert, Carrie Smith, Ethel \‘oorheos, Clare Anderson, Em- mu Anderson. Georgie Benton, Emma Molten. Janet Dealt, Gertrude Moffott, and Elsie Benn: Messrs. Inter Rob- erts. Arthur Johnson, Bert Voorhoee. Charles Anderson, Everett Jackson. George Venlle, William Moffctt, Syl- vester Elzea. Robert Voorhocn. Scott Bonn. and Mrs. Voorhoen. Mr. nnd Mrs. Benn iIIllI Hillel Benn. ROWAYTON. Farmers nre now sorting out their seed potatoes, and getting ready to plant. Lnst year was an off your and furthers renllzcd but little from this particular crop. There was a very large attendance yesterday. lit the meeting of the Flow- er Mission. at the Rowayion Methodist Episcopal Church. Mrs.- John Sherman Hoyt explained to the. children the plane for the coming summer months. The gardeners are working on the lot. the use of which bills been given to the Flower Mission by Mrs. Susie Godfrey. Each child In to have a section three feet by six feet, The committee on the fortleth anni- vrrsnry of the Methodist Episcopal Church rile perfecting plans for the ob- servnnco of that occasion. The anni- versary will be observed from Sunday, June 5th. to Sunday, June 12. Inclus- ive. Satiirdlly night being omitted. A fine program is helm: arranged for ev- ery night during the week, and due notice will be given later. The Lndles' Aid Society of the Moth-v odist Church Intends to hold their dol- lar social on Wednesdny evening, .of next week. the exercises being held In the church. At this time dlflerent ones will give Information as to how their dollar was earned. An unique method of gettingbooks for the Rownyion Public Library Is to be adopted. On the evening of May 20 a. series of tableaux wil be shown In the Rowayton Methodist Church. The tableaux will be scenes taken form different popular books and they prem- Ise in be very attractive and well got-I ten up. The price of admission to this "book party" will not be the legal- tender of the country, but will be one book for each person admitted. The books need not necessarily be new, but they must be in good condition. It is‘ believed that there will be quite a large number of accessions to the II- brsry as the result of this party. In addition to the tableaux there will be a fine musical program. . The growth of the Rowayton Free Library has been very encouraging since Its start and those who are Interested In It are In- defatlgable In working for Its building ORIENT BUCKIOARD. LOW- EST PRICED PRACTICAL AU- TO BUILT. WE HAVE A SAM- PLE OR “IS. WONRIIFUL . LITTLE CAR. CALL AND LET US DEMONSTRATE ITS MANY ‘ DESIRABLE FEA- TURES. ' ' H R. BULKLEY, as So. Main at, at Namath. Agent for So. Romain MS I“ up. The patronage which has been accorded the Institution to roost encour- aging to those who have given their efforts to make the library a cocoons. Dams AND noao'ron. Mrs. W. ll. Orchard and daughter, glee». Hattie. spent »Wodnoaday., In I . 8% means- Selloch and the of Riverside, visited Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Salli“. at.Roao_ Mr. .and. . groohlyn. visited Mr. I! rs. Isaac Boiled. BY. - - .r a [wand all-LA. mo ,Dolalleld have immature-moans v...“— .u. ..... -_ .. '. in 55.5.; fiuMiiiva-ifililimm . Frank. 33..., .u‘P‘a ' .h .m 'N.!,,Sfoi metal-0. .m mm It . tell who la‘Noroton. Con- tractor martinis ‘huil ‘ the cello, tract, ’ . Mr. Palmer, of Monroe & Palmer. has moved with hla family from Strun- ford, to Dudley 'l‘lliuy‘s house. Mona- Ileld avenue. . Howard lilauson, Albert Weed and Newman Ilnyter visited Miss Edntl Hlnullon, ut Rev. Alfred Young‘s. Bridgeport. Sunday. Wulter Iloyt Ilus returned from n wInlol' In lll‘ldgepm‘l, and his lion, Ralph Hoyt. of the II. 3. New, In ex- pected this summer. , Principal I'erry, Miss Mary Warner ilnd Miss llelon Waterbury, lire attend- Ing the li‘ulrlleld County 'I‘eachera' Aa- iloclutlon at Bridgeport, today. Mr. Wriabi. u nephew of Miss Emnln Duluth-Id, Is building a number of cottages, which he will rent. on lllllll adjoining the Lnngdon property. The Iipworfh Ixugue held a business IDN'IIIIK rind social at Mrs. Henry Street's, Main street, recently, and lliid u very pleasant scallion. There will be fl. broad and cake still! really. from t to 6. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ltnlph lllndlcy, by the Young People's league of the Con. gregaflonnl Church. --‘.Y_on can buy your Sunday dinner at Street‘s Cash Grocery. The Miners Hughes will give the murlonclte exhibition of the "Alice In Wonderland." this GVCIIIDK. In the Town Hall. for the benefit of the Lndice' Aid Society of the Congrega- tional churclL . . , This evening the reception given by the gradilntes of the 80th Rep walk High School will be given In the Norwnlk armory. Misses Jennie Scott, Louise Scofleld. and [Child Mills- paugh, of Dnrieu nnd Rownyton, will gmdunto In this class, A number of young people from both places will be present. The necktie and apron stile lit the Methodist parsonage, the past week. was well attended and very much eu- Joyed. An especially. pleasant. feature of the entertainment was the song "Annie Laurie," by Miss Pulse, of MIG- dletown, sister of Mrs. 1‘. II. Miller and Newman liaytcr. were served. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Puncher and daughter, Miss Jessie Rancher, Mrs. Alice Mlllspuugh and daughter. Mills Flora, left Tumdoy for New Haven. where they will remnin Indefinllnly. Mills Jennie Fanchar will carry on the business at the bakery its usual. Her friends Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. of Doe too, will spend the summer 'Ith her. There In almost an epldorn c of mea- sles In Stamford, Dnrlen‘an'd vicinity. It Is said that there are ninety children who hnvo the disease‘ln 8tamford,ji$ children in one room at center schoal, Darlen, and a number In. the. other rooms, III In Wastport school. AmOns the children here are Florence nucll. Ilrndfbrd Ballard, Nellie McDonald. and Helen Jeillffc, Mrs. Theodore F‘. Sherman hns re- turned from a very enjoynblc, visit with Mr. Sherman‘s brother, Andrew Shormanand family, at Mt. Vernon, N. Y. During her visit. she attended the Methodist Church and heard Rev. George Peck, who is a nephew of Miss Myra J. Davis, of Dorian, and la n prominent minister In Mt. Vernon. Mrs. Sherman enjoyed many pleasant drives in the suburbs during her VIsIt. W—— Refreshments -—«Two million Americans sorrel- the torturing pangs. of dyspepsia. No need to. vllurrlock'n Blood Bitters CUI‘M. At anydrug store. WESTPORT. Mrs. H. E. Sherwood is visiting In Philadelphia. Joseph Sturgos has returned to Both- el, after a fortnight's visit here. -. . Mills Louise Smith has returned from a visit with friends In Seymour. . Btepncy,church has contracted with a local concern for new pew cushions. Temple lodge. A. F. G A. M.. met last night and centered the "R. A." de gree. C. 'I‘. Redford and family have taken possession of their summer home at the Farms. _ A veranda is being constructed about the J. P, Mills residence, River- side avenue. Last night Christ church guild nerv- od a supper in the guild room. Abun- dant good things were In store for the participants. Slipper was served from 6 until 8 o'clock. . There was an entertaining session of Westport Grange Wednesday night. The. entertainers were: E. C. Dirge, S. B. Wakeman, Mrs. M. H. Cooley, W. F. Kirk, E. N. Slperly, Mrs. W. W. Cross way. ‘ . . .. LYONS PLAINS. Mrs. Louis Burr is able to ride out after being shot In all winter. Hiram J. McConkoy, wife and son spent several. days last wool: In Betbol. Charles Johnson and» finally anter- tainted on ’I‘uesdayjrlendsfrom Budge por. . - I x '. ,. Mrs. Daniel Brown and-Mrs..8bntaln worriguosui of Mrs. John Williams last woe , .. , . Miss Clara Banks In home from a month's stay with Mrs. (rem-go Sher- wood, Bradleyvlllo. , , .. . A member from here attended .tbe dance-at Mr. Fontsln‘s. Bradleyvtllo. last Friday'ev ' , Miss Chrisubell. Slpotlly, ,of Weat- port. is s mtrooentlv of Thom“ Treadwo anddamlly. . . . . . ServiceaJn- “W. Church next Sunday. inseam-10:30 a. BL, In- stead of thou-ii attarnoon hm. .. Mrs. Henry W s and daughter. of New ambush.“ spendl a week with Johawlllllaina and.fam Ir. ' Frederick Silllman. wife and son, Homerzc. Godfreyzand «tonsil or "' Bridgeport. speatSnaday with Mrs. L R. Hoyt... ~ . ~ mired... De :~.. ark-31w”; toil- ' that . ,. who-pnoluusuma‘g’w Ila-u I IIOIMIColda, Oorl log aria, Whooping CUMIIL A certain “I: for onaultt and acute MI I In advancod , I3.“ 331%.? “was? . “it. or or w a. towns scum and’llo cents. or, .-,.::2 WILTON. Mrs. Edward Olmstcnd and Mn. A. W. Mcrwill mode a trip to Mlddletowli on 'l‘tlesdiiy, " Mini-l Florence Ilurd has returned to her home In Wilton. nt‘tor seven-l nlontlls‘ absence. -' Mills Cornelia. llcdl'nolid, of New York, In occupying her summer home In Hurlbntt street. _ ' , Services were held In St. Matthew's Church. Ascension Day, at 10 a, 9.1.. with Holy Communion. Mrs. chnondcn. of Portland, “15., has taken possession of her picasnht cottage for the summer. Mrs. Grubb and Miss Huskies. of Brooklyn, were In [own on Saturday. with a view of locnlinl; In Wilton. Mrs. J. McEwen Betta entertained Ml‘ifi Weber, of Stamford, and George Weston, of N -w York. overaungliy. ., Muster C. furrny, of Norw , to ,- derr-d effective assistance In ‘ychogr I“ St. Matthew's ’Cburch, Blind y morn- uK- . ‘ I. 2‘ , . Miss Grace Turner. of Ilroohlyn, re~ turned home on Monday, lifters few dnys' visit wlth MIA... Edith White, of Council. , , , . , . .. Mrs. Marcellus Green has removed from her Wilton home. and Ill. now rte,- siding In East. No’rwslk, ”with ’her daughter, hurl. Bennett. . The funeral ,of the late bowls l... Hurlbult wits held Suturd')‘.-.al 2:30 p. in. In Zion IIIII -Methf Int Church, Rev. Edwin Pickop officiating. Charles Mnnn hull completed the Work of resetting the, tomb stones and otherwise Improving the John Renaud family plot, In St. Matthew's church yill-d. , . . . . The ILL-suing f‘lrclt- met Thursday all ttlrtloon. at the home of..MI’a.,..l. Mc— van liens. "Literal-r Landmarks."- by Walter Bucllot. the English author, \vlin~ rind find discussed. ,. . ’ The Matinee. Whtst Club not Tues- day afternoon, at the home of Milo Mary F. Gregory. Prison were won by the following successful coatmtents: Mice Annlo Hyatt, Miss Marlun Olm- blond. Mrs. R. H. Pitch. Miss Folsom: and him. II. C, Thomson. lire. George Ogden will be hostess of the club Tues- day. May Elth. . NANosOME FLORAL—DISPLAY; 5" Wilton Stature Surroundings Mada Beautiful by Agent Bradley. , , A. C. pradley. agent; at Wilton station has excelled time“ it try-the beautiful floral display about the all” tips. The beds at the north.’ ro'p't‘p: seating various Masonic emblems are 9 mass of color, from over 1,000 bulb?) of tulips of every conceivable .ShSIl ' They are now In full bloom and no ll.- 61' floral display has ever been seen In town. To the south of the statloh to a large croscencshapod bed. contain ng 100,hynolnihe of various col '3, which are just beginning ,to blogljn". and nearby In another large bed or tulips, their bright colors shawl" beautifully against the dark green ' . the well kept grou'nde. The la " bed of sweet peas which pttroctod ' much interest In‘ former seasons also been out In order and promlos'd well. Mr. Bradley‘s efforts are filll)’ appreciated by fhepeople of the toil) who see the advantage to the fownot so attractive a greetingtolhe strange; or to the retllrnlnlr‘nummer reaklf L and there Is a rumor thata tuna all be started forepay him ,In. a 1M measure for his outlay and hard work. STATE COUNCIL. 0. u. A. NI. Meeting of State’s Body In MID-'- orncm Elected. » , summon, May l3.-—.—The thirtsesec- and meeting of the Connecticutflt‘ale council of the O. U. A. hi, a.twodimi’ com-outlet) held In this city cute to ,a close yesterday afternoon. The reports of officers were rend In the morning. The organisation gained Immanuel-a during the past your. The election of officers resulted as follows; ' State co nclllor. W. A. Chase. of War torbnry; v cc, councillor. W; .1. Elliot. of New .anell: secretary, curiositi- Adams. .of souls Norway: (an list. . G. Thornton, of Nor ch; “glut, ill. lit. Thomas. of Nqu outli- lner. A J. Coating, of.SoIt . main. side protector, H. C. Steyona. Ruth- fo'rd; outside protector, paid If; nor, of Mt‘l'lden; repress» fl our tlonal council, J, o. Alvord. o‘l finder Oiir reagent to! m? hairs I when we no them In the .Wa house better. M; . g...- u, ' -" ' Ibo others IS‘“ a; .' .; r: .1, _,‘ '~'. . ,. K -. .- ‘rr-r'» lfifi-fi- .Q.
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