Kitchen
Work !
‘ \Gas liAangel
PriCes
$l0.25 up.
VARNISHES.
m “um—w W« .Mww-
~ n
Watkins & Dow,
l-IAR DWARE
You will find all neasonablo goods.
REFRIGERATORS. WATER COOL-
ERS. WINDOW SCREENS, SCREEN
nooks, HAMMOCKS,
JAP—l-LAC
AND A FULL LINE OF PAINTS.
FLOOR FINISHES,
STAINS AND ENAMELS.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone. 43-6.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
bili’ylligmlngh.
'PHONE. as
THE
.......-. ...... L . .x .
You can buy
5 For Cant. GOLD BONDS
of the CONN. GEN'L LIFE INS. CO.
on Installments. A good investment for
you. if you live, a splendid protection
for your family, If you die.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
N. SMITH FERGUSON. Spocial Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
So. Norwaik, ct.
Specialty Mfg. Co.
7! WA TER STREET.
souru NORWALK.
NEW AND sEc0ND-HAND
Electric Motors . m...
FuaN'isriE'D. INSTALLED AND as. Capital 3100.00000
PAIRED. SATISFACTION oUAii. Surplus, “00.000.00
ANTEED.
BIIY Nil
Not Profits.
John H. Knapp
Josiah Fi. Marvin
christian Swartz
E. H. Mathewson
THE
UNII BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
355300.00
Solicits aco0unts of Individuals. man-
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Prel.
JOHN H, KNAPP, Vice-Pres-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Seymour
Samuel Grumman
Wallace Marvin
John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
mimic VIN SIIIY
l PLUMBING.
,, STEAM.
”or WATER.
g. AIIID ass
3’ nrrmo.
I
.‘in, Sheet ‘Iron, Copper
and Zinc. ’
50 South Mala Strut.
Telephone, 137—3.
South Norwaik, Conn.
OOWWW
W19? c? $1-
”O
Capital, 31.500000.
Surplus, 0135.000.
The
Earning Power
of your savings In
vested with this
Company at 6 per
cent. Is 25 per cent
greater than If in
vested at I per
cent; is 42 6-7 per
sat. greater than If Invested at 3%
Der cent; and 66 23 per cent. greater
than if Invested at, 3 per cent.
State Supervision of New York and
Connectlcui.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 80 MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
R. L. Coburn
John B. Lawrence
Mortimer M. Lee
Charles E. Dow
Easy To Pick
the proper Wall Paped Designs from
our splendid stock. There Isn't a
more attractive stock of New and Ar-
tistic Wall Papers In these parts. .
Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful.
Solo agent for Jansway’s and Car
psnier’a Wall Papers.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
PAINTERS' ' SUPPLIES, aarlsrs
MATERIALS.
,SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
_ HATED. 1°C.
@ilvidlcmd
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
17 New Street, New York.
EQ‘IIALDWIN HAMMITT, Manager,
Western New England Branch: Tie-aquar-
s: Suite 33-55 Catlin 31113.. Hartford, Conn.
Donny 8. Hull, Rsprssentatlve,
l Lauder Blk. South Not-walk. Ct
Cloth, Window Shades, with
fringe, 55c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods.
3 it. long, with fixtures, roc.
“Share-Cut" Can Opener, cuts
easily. No ragged edge, too.
Best Steel Faring Knives, 10c.
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING, DECORATING.
s'roan opaN avnumos.
LH. Decker
87 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.‘ Conn.
Tlir linui'iili.’ Siram‘hiiiil lumping
(Incorporated).
Daily Freight Line
non WALK.
scum NOR WALK.
and NEW YORK.
Stoomorsl"6!ty of Norwalk '-
and “Eaglo”.
Loaves New York Daily at 5 p. in
Leaves Norwalk Daily at 5 p. m.
Telephone Cdiinections. .. Freight. received from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m.
*‘D‘AMIEML ‘ RAYMOND. PROPERTY 0 WNERS .
- Funeral Director INSURE YOUR RENTS
and Embalmer.
19 NorthMalii St. South Norwaik.
Telephone at house, 134—6.
“ ‘
New York.
"mum" ’ CW." Tm against less sustained by loss of rent-
als by damago‘hy fire to buildings.
NET SURPLUS . . . . .u. .. . “553,428 ..
The Continental insurance 60.. of
will Insure yet"-
i JACOB M. LIYTON.
8 R. halve" South Norwalk. ‘
I.
THE JOHN a. ”warrior.
AGENCIES.
. ALL INSURANCES, REAL ESTATE. I
moments
soar Tickers,
NOTARY, STEAM-
is sour” any sugar.
at. _..;. I'd-“M“ - .. .
s
' ,. is.
{m‘ ’
MEI .
‘ ibis! “
3%“ I ‘
..
Josidsslmd’slves
and
OARLOCK PACKING
Carried In Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
New England Bosh Io Motors.
Have no superior. Can show them
In operation. , .
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rlno Engines and General Maois-
ins Work Dolloltsd.
THE G. N.,McKIBBIN
M'F'G C0.
50 WATER 8T-. 00. NORWALK.
WAILPAPEB
OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST N 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 oooo
MANY CONTRACTS FOR HOUSE
PAINTING AND WILL BE sun TO
SUBMIT FIGURES FOR YOUR
WORK.
WE .TRY TO CARRY IN STOCK
EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE
DECORATIONS OF YOUR HOUSE
INSIDE OR OUT.
E. E. Gotham’s,
TEL. 135-2.
10 FIRST ST.. E. NORWALK.
The Iloilon Side Feed Boilers,
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
Insures a Warm House, Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
Send for Catalogue and Investi-
gate for yourself.
lotion ll legeivooil Company
96 LIBERTY STREET.
'NEW YORK.
1847. 1904.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling,
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY. '
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Ls
'CHICHEITER'I snoai’s’i’ia
"not.
Cflh‘b‘TElt'S
d “Tut...“w‘c hoses. rosin
s a no other. Rollin
humus Enormous-a and It.-
tluu. tiny a! your Druulut. or unit 0. in
nears M P: colors. sun-m...
lad ‘Roiefhr adica."mi-mr.i3 n.
Ins-Ii In I. 1.. Testimonials. 8 db)
sll Dr-uiu. chitin-tor Chm-silo.) 09.
“is Ibis III! lulu- noun. l'llil.A.. I‘A
Etc.
POOR CAESAR.
There once was a bulldog named
Caesar,
Saw a cat. and he thought he would
taesar.
But the cat was too fly.
And she scratched out an eye:
Now Caesar just sees her and flaesar.
Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pills, 250.
Is as good a cleaner as a Van-
kee, HousEmald in Spring Time.
;‘
To cleanse the system Internal-r
Iy Is as Necessary as to cleanse,
the body externally.
WRIGHT’S IS THE BEST.
AT ALL ORUGOIITO.
m.
.. .t
We always put the best In it;
you always get rho best out
of It. The kind all good doc-
tors order. "lifli.’ '35:
a... am... But-
ler 250 lb.
21 lb. Gran. Sugar $1
Reads Bits IOc pkg.
"l’ o w e i”. the new
breakfastlood. 60 pkg.
A. Stull
as COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Miss iliilllc Itidci' Is going in on.
Island today, to spi-iid Sunday with her
piii‘L‘Illh‘.
Arthur Curr ls pulling Ihc standing
I'lguiug on the ynwl “quii,” iii .Iuscpii
Fowler's shipyard.
Mrs. ('hurlos Hawkins and duuizhlcii',
ROIM'I'CII, of St. John sir-wt. lll'i‘ \‘Isil<
lug i'cliitivcs iu .llllllull'il. I.. I.
lb .\. Jul-Ilium. who sli'iiiiicd his back
qullc scwrcly N'I’t‘l'ili duys mm, whih»
lifting soiiictiilug, l> ('iifiTslllt‘i'uliiy bot-
icr today.
chcral East Norwulk young mcu
arc bccomlng Droiiclcui In ihc art DI"
sparring uudcr Ihc Instructions of a
local pi'oi'cssor. .
“Tho pcoplc of thc Norwalks who
arc particular about Ihc quality of
lhi‘li‘ butter. buy it iii Il'ilummcdioii
lll‘os. Price 25c iii.
'i‘hc praym‘ meeting held at tho homo
of Mrs. Mllispuuuh. In ltowiiytou, last
evening. wils a grand sucm-ss. Evm-y-
body was illlcd with tho Spirit.
The! .Iuanitii ()utiug (‘lub will go on
u "launch party" on Monday. and all
mcmbci's who dcslrc in in) will plciisc
noili’y thc prcsidcnt by Sunday.
Mrs. \‘I'lulfrcd Vuu Kcurcu has sold
tho ,housr uuil Int owucd by her (III
ilcudlllci Farms. in Robci‘t .Iosclovsky.
Mr. JuscIoVsky will ocriip,’ ".i as his
homo.
A cabinoi mcctiiig of tho prorlh
Lciiguc of iho East Avvuuc Methodist
Eplsropnl Church will bc hcld Wid-
ucsiluy cvculiig, .luuc lsl., Ill thc humc
of Miss idliu Abbot, in (‘oiiligu strcei.
'l‘hc Epworth Imuguc of tho East
Avcuuc Methodist Episcopal Church
will hc lcd (mum-row cvciilug, by Mrs.
il. .Iliiiiucrson. Subject will bc ’l‘hc
Work of ('liristluu Women In Nou-
(‘Iii'lstlnu Lands. ' -
Thu Praying lliiud of East Norwulk
M, if. Church will be prcscnl at the
prayer mooring ol' the New Canaan
Methodist church ncxt chiicsday
night uud assist In making ii an lilli'l‘~
ci-ulng mcciinu.
Tomorrow bclnir IllP last, Sunday in
the mouth. Supcrinicudcut ltlcliurd
liluiiil wislics‘u full attendance of tho
school, us there wil be many llilliilii 01'
Iiiicrcsi to talk about. ihc iii-xi diiy hc»
lib.r Mi‘mill‘lill liuy, in which all should
bc inici‘i-siml. (huuu. iiml dim‘l. Ioiv
got to bring a Ilibic.
Jones. the fumous suit walcr'iaffy
"Hill, who has occupied thc litilc bulld-
lug at tho junction of ihc trolloy road.
ucur thc cm] of thc Washington siroct
bridgc, hue: rcmm‘cd his buslucss to tho
scu sidc. at Illcudow‘u End. Milford,
where hc has been for tho past two or
three summers and will engage In the
bath house business, Mr. Jones, whosc
genial naturc and famous salt watcr
tsffy has gained him many warm
friends. will be much missed by than
many lovers of good candy, many of
whom were his daily patrons.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Frank Pfahl and family liavc
tukcn up the residence at Rotou Point
for the summer. -
Russell Bailey, of Brooklyn, arrived
In South Norwalk, yesterday. and went.
to Illckory Bluff In his launch.
The selccimcn want In Bluff aveuuc.
Hickory Bluff Thursday. and Inspect-
cd Ihc cxtcnsiw Impmvcmcnts now
bciiig mudc ihei‘c.
’l‘hc liurchard sisters will slut: at tho
evening service In the huwaytiln Bap~
tisi Church. The preludc lo the scr-
mou will hr “The Moral Side of the
Eastern War."
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Richards Weed.
of “MIdbrook.” will sail on the steam-
cr “St. India" today, for Southampton.
Eng. They will go on an extended trip
through Norway and Sweden.
The committee In chargc of the sup-
per to be given by Rowayton Hose
Company, No. 1..on Wednesday even-
ing next. June 1. at 8 o'clock, requests
every member of the company to at‘
tend a meeting to be held in the quar-
ters this (Saturday) evening, at 8
o‘clock, for the purpose of completing
arrangements for the affair.
Rowayton Baptist Church, Frank C.
Brown. pastor—Services at 10:45 a. ,
m. and 7:30 p. in; subject of morning
sermon, "The Education of Waiting";
cvenlng sermon, topic. “Iiicmorlai Day
Address“; Sunday schrml at. 12; Jr.
Christian Endemior at 4:30; Sr. Chris- ,
iiau Endeavor 6:30 p. m.: Wednesday
at 2:00 p. m. Ladies meet at home of
Mrs. E. N, Evory. Happy hour servcle
and covenant meeting on Thursday
evening at 7:45;
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. A. L. Hubbard, pastor.- 7
Morning class at 9:30. led by Spencer
Horton: preaching at 10:30, hv Ray.
Edward Cunningham. pastor of the
East Norwalk Church: Sunday school
at 1:30: Epworth League at 8:45;
preaching by the pastor at 7:30 o'clock, .
the last of the series in the Rise and
Fall of Great Nations: Tuesday even-3
in, Knitbts or King Arthur; Thurs- .
day cabins. limo} milit- ;
.F‘ollo‘lhk In ‘1 I!!! fit Dim"! till!
III”, m
a’ Q
. , }
sun... m i a... no: '
r
during tlic past mouth. in thc ltowiiy—
iou school: l.uulsc i‘uiilu, (Ici'irudo
(Iliisc, ()IIvn .lllllliiil, (‘Iliiord .lcuuluga.
Humid Kcndrick. Irclic Lynch, (lhurlcs
Potty, tiiisic iiiiymoud, Edwin i-Iiuith.
lulu Stcvons, 'I‘rucy Ambler, Ruth illi-
Iiiril. il‘riiuk lic Wutcrs. .li'lllllt' lluruuii.
Wurrcu (iiiKt’r. Idlicu Jame-a, Maggie
.Icimluus, Marjory Mills. l“|0l'i‘7]i‘t'
Moors. lilduu Suvugc. Arthur \Viilkci'.
Huul’ui'd With», l~‘.iuiu.i i‘ushiuilii, Liv.»
'/.lc (.‘Illlliil, I'lii llui'i, William l.)‘lll‘li.
lil'lili' I'cunl-II, ”(IM- :lnil‘lcu, Aliiuli-ml
'I‘Iiuuld, Miiy 'l‘ucli. Edith VUNIIIII‘Kh.
.llillll (‘It'\‘('l'l)’. Murlnu (li'ui-ki-It. Mil-
dri-d (‘ushiuuiL (lluii'lca uiigi-i', .Iullu
..umbcrt. Mui'lou Lynch. lithe-I Mills.
Fruuk Mills. ltobi-i'I Ituwlund, ilrucc
chb, Murlou (lodlrcy, lilihci .lcuulugs.
Ii‘rcddlc Mci‘rlllcld. llclcn Scollcid. (‘or-
lnuc Ackui‘i, Muudu Bruiidugc, Mui'y
Cullcii, l’ciirl li‘i‘ukc, luc'. Mills. Jcniilc
Mari-Is, Mario Munrc, Illzzlc Suvugc,
(,‘lurcncc Flor-is, lluiiscll iiiiil, liusscll
Mills, Allison Milli-i. Mllllill linwiiiiid,
lliii‘ry St-Izcr, Cyril 'I‘uck. .Ioliu Gui-sh.
Sicvo (lucsh,
'l‘bu oumiuiiiuc on tho forth-Ill lllllll-
\'i'l‘Hlll')’ to bc lli‘lll III 1110 Itowiiytou
Mcilmdlsi EDISI'OIIIII Church, has ur-
I‘liligi‘il thc following program: Sci'vi-
ups in Iwglu on Sunday, .Iuiic hill:
'I‘ui-sduy cvculug will lll' Sunday school
night, iii which illi'l‘P will hc inn mlii~
utc (bills from tho suimi'luicndcuts of
thee diffci'i-iii M. id. Slinduy schools of
The Nui'wnlks: uddrcss by tho supcrln—
icndcni or ilic liowuylon Sunday
school, (‘Iiurlcs W. llcii. who has hPId
ihc position for forty yciii's. chncs-
duy cvcuimz ilici'c will be a mcctlug of
thc Norwulk I'nlnu, spculicr. “NV. Mr.
Slockdiiic. pastor of tho church at War.-
ci‘lmi'y. 2ill(l tlu- young pcoplc of “It!
Nor-walk l’iiluu will bc prrscut. Oil
'I‘hursday cvculng will be u union pray-
ci‘ mcctiiig survive, the members of
Ihc Baptist Church, of Itownyiun, and
thc mcmlwrs or the l'iarlcu M. E.
Church liuvc bccii Invltsd. Rcv. Mr.
Miller, piistor of the Dorian M. E.
Church; Itcr. Frank Brown, pastor of
the Rowuviou Baptist Church, have
been Invited to I-IpPlik. Friday evening
thcrc is to bc a sirawbcrry fcstlvul,
glycii by Ihc iuciubcrs of tho imillcs‘
Aid Socicly, Friends of tho Mcihodlst
Clilll‘t‘ill‘h (11' MW iowu iiuvc bccii Iii-
VIIPII to ullcnd any or iill tilt-tic Hiil‘i'lr
cos.
~_._.._...
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
(ll-urge I'. lircii Is moving to his
summcr rcsidcm-c licrc, today.
Miss Ethel Stupics. of Brooklyn, N.
Y., is tho gut-iii of Miss Stella Austin.
John I), Hanson. of New York city.
ls spcndlng u fcw days with his son.
Dr. ii, I) Hanson.
Its-v. Ilr, lloyi. of Now Canaan, will
uddrcss Ihc vutcruiis at. the Soldiers'
llomc. Normon Monday afici‘nuun.
A Iiii‘gciy uttcudcd mid vcry succcss-
ful czikc sulc was hold ycswrilay aller-
imun, ill the iiommof Mrs, All’i'cd Largo.
'I‘hc “hubris" hum ai‘l‘lV’t‘ll. ’i‘hi- i‘cs-
idcuis of Durlcn need IIch no fciu‘.
as thcii- stay Is short and thcy orb p91“
Iccily Iiurmlcss. '
'l‘hc rummage sulc which Is living
hcid In tho Northrop Block, is u grout
success, and liii'gc numbcrs of ludlcs
and griillcmcn lil't-' patronizing II duliy.
Contractor Ii). '1‘. llatcs has bccn at
work this wcck {travelling tho Connec-
ticut Turnplkc. along the swamp. lif“
iwccu Marion and Nuroton. This work
was done uudcr the supervision of
First Sclcclmau Frcdci‘lck Scbradci'.
and Is wcll douc making a decided Im-
pi'uvcmrui.
~—~I("i‘ ("l‘t‘llnl suit iii Sircci's Cash
Grocery, will ircczc crown in III niiu~
ulcs.
lir. and Mrs. ii. A, Hanson are on-
tcriiiiuinu Millli‘ i‘i'icnds over Decom-
iimi liuy, Among ihosc at Sicily
iirook Farm iirc: MISS Sadie l-lunsou.
Mr. Joseph W, Hanson. Miss Alma
chckcl. Miss Minnie chckcl, Mr.
Daniel Lower-rh and Mr. Lester P.
Waits. m New York city.
Mr. Nurthrldgc and family moved
from Brooklyn today to thcir summer
rcsidcncc In Gracie street. A number
of Improvements have been made to
the housc and grounds. the front fence
having bccn rcmovcd and the lawn
gradcd lo the street. Contractor E. T.
llatcs did the work.
Mr. Warner. who purchased the home
of John Conn in (ii‘iu‘lc street. last year,
has commenced the work of remodel-
Iug the house and among other im-
provcmculs will be tho removal of the
old porch and thc construction of a
wide vcruudah cxicpdiug tho length of
the house. While lhc work is being
done. Mr. and Mrs Wai‘ncr arr,- board-
ing at Andrcw Herman’s near their
property. .
Many friends wcrc grieved this was
to learn of the death of Miss Auzlila
Devin. which occurred In hcr home
In New York city. of spinal meningit-
ls. Deceased was nineteen years of
age. The rcmains were brought here
Monday and buricd In Springdale cem-
etery. Mr. and Mrs, Devin sometime
ago purchased the William Schlld-
kncchdt's place in West Norwalk and
will reside there this summer. '
An Illustrated lecture on the World‘s
Fair at. St. Louis will be given In the
Dorie-n Congregational Church, Thurs-
day. June at MS m. by William E.
your Rico
..H Li‘xltil;
.'~ .. i... ,m'; »
heflfieikallykml in tinA
this molasses is apt trite“ '
,irom dirt and IS always in ,
set condition.
.r son. use. so... in Mr. Elsa.
If your grocér does nor keep
it, write mercfinérs, ,
Irwin law. co. ,
N ”'3!“ ""39",“,
EéN PUPE
LI.
Elli Nib
sums
- mittee are among the orders "of'the
, grounds on the temperance” question
. Lion}
,_ “La... . mm»..-
, or. New York. will splint sov-
ors‘ months on the prodigy, and made
the official Illustrst , for: tho xov-'
ornmoui such as they hayo‘distribut‘od'
io iiu- pout. oIIIccii an . be able
buildings. llc has lungs ghhfffig spo-
i‘lully lll‘i'ilill‘i‘ii illlilpii, WIIIIIIifl'w'III be
shown, Wiicilu-r mic Iii going to thoI
fair or uui. lic ought. to use this exub)
lililtill. uuil bi- iiifni'iucd about. the ox-
position.
In i'cI-ipouuc lo a [million from unlim-
IllsirIi-i, Noroinii. who desired a
i'iiuugc of location for the preposod
now school house. a special meoiluz'
of ilu- district was bold Thursdsyl
uighi. Thi‘l‘t' was a very large attond- ‘
uni'c. owing to tho Interest. In the new
school pme-i, which Iuvolvcs an cx-
pi-udliurc or $l0.llliil. A vote wits tali-
i‘ll ou ihc micsiioii to rccousldn-r the
vote pimm-d at tho previous moctlnn
and in purchusc uuoih'cr building lot.
(um hundred rotors were favorably to
crccilug the school on the old silo and
tlicy carried the day. only thirty five
voicrs cxprcssiug tlicuisclvcn favor-
able to u change. The contract for
tho school will be given out and work
commenced at once.
wasrpoa‘r.
Thomas Walsh is conduciotlng on
tho Port Chester irollcy Iiiis.
'I‘Iirco horscs Iiitcndcd for the Bed-
ford stud farm, wurc landed at tho
Farms yesterday.
Mrs. ll, B. Colcy, of Norwalk, Is vls-
Iilng IIFI‘ duughlcr, Mrs. 0, ll. .lcu-
nlngs, at tho Farms.
A ncw Idcu. that of a prospective
trollrymun "breaking In" and smoking
a cigarette on duty, was obscrvi-d on a
car over this division Thursday.
Funcral services over tlic remains of
Mrs. Mary liickcrson, 'who died in Nur-
walk hospital. Monday wore hold from
the undertaking rooms or Charics
Fabio, ’i‘hursdiiy. Iniurmcnt was In
Lyons Plains izoiiicicry.
A number of bronze markers will hr
placed on graves of Contlncutai sol.
dicrs’ buried In the ccmcterlcs hero on
Dccorutlon day. The honor Is being
conferred by Norwalk chapter, I). A.
12., through Mrs. L, ’1‘. Day. who is
the committee for Westport.
Cliff Villa, on King street. has been
fitted up and opens tomorrow as it
select hotel. While inadequate to fully
mcci Ihc demands, Its :30 rooms will at-
ford sonic accommodations at Icnsi iiud
the proprietor ls roputod to be it man
of cxpcricm-c, wcll known In New
York.
Following arc the ladies appolnicd
by Harry Mclionough post. (I. A. R.
to procure flowers for Decoration day:
Mesdumcs F. M. Salmon. A. T. Burr.
Charles Olmstesd, Edward- Taylor.
John F.1(iudillot. B. L. Woodworth.
Sicphcu Banks, John S. Jones. Flor-
cucc Parker. Stanlcy Fillow. M, BO-
gart Lloyd Nusb. 'l‘. C. Stcarns, Wil-
kins, Jabcz Backus. Annie Nash.
George Barhydi, L. W, Holmes. E. S.
Wiicelsr. W. S. laces F. M. Raymond.
A. S, Hurlbuti. Pater R. Footc and the
Misses Kate WIlcdx. Sadie Campbell,
Katc King. Mary Clem. E, R. Downcs.
’I‘hc select-men hzivo dccidcd that for
the couvculciicc of the public it will be
bust to allow thc both houses owned
by llrudlcy Brotlicrs, remain on Compo
bum-Ii for this scusou. This decision
was arrived at this wcok. although the
Mcssrs. Bradley had bccu notified to
rcmovc thcm from the beach. lu
spcuklug with First Selcctman Birge
upon ilu- llllltti‘l‘ ycsicrday, that olilciai
said tbal Ibo Mcssrs. Bradley had paid
to tho town lln' sum of twcnty—Ilve dol-
lars for thc pi'lvilcgc. llc. like others.
think that this Is it small sum. When
thc Mcssrs. llradlcy made the agree-
ment with the selcctmou tiicy also
signed an agreement that In the fall
these houscs should unmoved. This
will bc Ilic first. timc the. town of West-
pori m'cr rcccivcd mic. ccnt out of the
bench. but on ihc contrary has spent
thousands of dollars.
INCREASED TO FIFTEEN MEM.
BERS.
Committee on Church (so-operation and
Union in Presbyterian Church.
BUFFALO, N. IL, May 28.-——Tlic
membership of the committee on
church cooperation and union of the
general assembly of the Presbyterian
Church of the United States has been
Increased to fifteen as follows: Wll~
liam Henry Roberts slated clerk of,
the Asaembly, chairman; Charles A.
Dickey, of Phila.; William N. Page.
of Mavenworth, Katisas; Wilton Merle
Smith. of New York; Reuben Haynes
Hartley. of Indiana; Douglas PLPut'
pain, of Indiana: E. S. Wells. of Chica-
go; Reuben Tyler. of Cincinnati; Mod—
erator Henry of Phila.: Dr. Patton, of
Princeton; President Moifat, of Wash-
Ington. and Jefferson College: S. P.
Nicolls of St. Louis; Prof. John Dewitt,
of Princeton Seminary; L. ll. Sever-
ance. of Clovelaml and H. C. Gara, of
Philadelphia. The last seven are new
members.
The moderator has appointed Doc-
tors Mofi‘at. Johnson and Coylc, a com-
mittee to reply to a protest. signed by
Dr. John Fox. of New York. and six
other members of the general assem-
bly against the action of the assembly
in adopting the report on church unv
Ion.
The assembly convened today with
the Intention, if possible. of flgbtlng
Its business session, even If a night
session were necessary.
The report of the committee on in-
dicial commissions, proposmg the es-
tablishment of a permanent tribunal
which would be a supreme court for
the general assembly, to which could
refer all cases Involving church law
and the report of tho temperance com-
day. The latter calls for advanced
and Incidentally strikes at the use of
tobacco by ministers Df‘tha denomina-
lt recommends total abstinence
on tho part of the ministers, and elders
[run] the use of Intoxlcsnts and the use
of ihelr influence on Did members of
the congregations tojf’the‘ same end.
it recummends the rhislng of 310.006
With which to prosecute the work of
the year and tho establishing of oiliccs
with headquarters in Pittsburg, ' The
last resolution deals with the tobacco
ques'tlon." 'It simply recommends that
ministers and those seeking the min-
istry be advised against the use of to-
bacco.
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nay-am tits my open dogmatic: to
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over mo ps'r duyvlllch shit ioorbuytimn.
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NOROTON PASTOR INSTALLED.
Interesting Ceremonies In the Hobby-
torian'Churcii, ’ _ ,
Rev. T. .l. Elliottwua ordained. it
minister of the Presbyterian Church.
and was Installer] as pastor of the
Presbyterian Church 'In Newton.
Thursday nlgiii. The'ccr‘emduiss were
of an Inici‘csilng character, and .‘whr'o
attended by u congregation Which
about filled the church. Tho ’ ' ,
was Ilcv, (Ivor-go Frank NHBOD of New
liochcllc. 'I‘hc OPdIIIRtlonyhleflnOfl it“
preached by Rev. Dr. Jacobus 0;! Hub
ford. It 'was a lcugtiiy dis" rue. dud
was tor the most part, of {Ecological
nature. .-, ',
Thci‘c Is not now Ibo rotipb'ilt shown
for ministers that there was 50 years
ago." Mr. .Iacobus stud, ucarths‘oon-
i-Iuslou of his sermon. “Tile milliliter
Is no Iongcr Ilic only cduoated mull it!
Hit1 IUWII, ,
man with a. library; tho only man who
reads. 'l‘hc mail of tho now now misus-
urns up with the man of'tho pill ‘ t.
The minister of'Idda‘tv must face til, 8
new conditions, and must accept that“.
but he has Ill-forc him the some Divine
Inspiration as had the man of 50 years
ago." ’
Al the conclusion at the sermon,
Rcv. C. F. Nason' explained the order
or ordination, and then conductsda
formal cxnminailon of Mr.‘EIIIOtt. The
young candidate was‘usked if be sub-
sirrlhcd in the Confession of ”Filth.
and also several other questions; to
all or which he replied in the anima-
lilivv. Then the moderator Question—
cd the congregation as to whether
lhcy nouilltucd to desire Mr. Elliott
for the-iv pastor. The ,i‘epll'es were
made by ll show of bands. and whom,
or coin-so, all In the affirmative. Then
all thc, ministers of the, Presbyterian
Church and of the Congregational
Church who were present, the elders
or the Norman church and visiting
aldci-s galhcrcd in front. of the pulpit
and formally received Mr.'EIIiott, Tho,
moderator dcclarcd that Mr. *Ellioit
had been orilaincd‘lo the Presbyterian
ministry. and Installcd as pastor of the
Norman Church. , .
'l‘hc charge to the new minister was
pronounced by Roy. II, S.‘ Collin or
the Bcdford l’urk l’rcsbytcriau Church
of New York, who this Mr. Elliott
some sound advice. i,
“l was talking the other day,” said
Mr. Coffin. "with a woman“ of culture
and education. and W8 spokc abouts
certain ministcr we both kucw. Sh”
said ho was not a goml‘presrher. tli'
he had no originality in combosii':
his scrmons. and no eloquence In dc-
llvci'lng them. Then, [why Is It. I'usk-
cd. that he draws such crowds to boar
him.’ ‘lt Is.’ she replied, 'bscause ho
is such a good man.’ ”
An address to the people Was mndo
Presbyterian Church of this city: Mr.
Oitmnn compared a minister to a 66c-
Ior_ and remarked that the latter would
not, accomplish very much. If, after
rcccivlng the medicine, patients would
throw it out of the window. ,f
Thc benediction was pronounced by
Mr, Elliott. After the ceremony, Mr.
Elliott hold a reception. He. succeeds»-
tor of the Norman Church, for several
years. Mr. Elliott Is a young. mill).
and Impressed all who bayonet him
as being a man with a bright and use-
ful future In his calling.
COAL COMPANY sUs’rAiiiED.
RED 1.0mm. Mont, May 28.-‘—Bu-
western Improvement Company, oper-
ating the coal mines of the""Northsrn
ed advices from President John ”Mit-
chell, of the United Mine Woi‘kel's",‘6f‘
America. sustaining the coinde If! its:
contmvcrsy with the local union oval-'1
the qucstiou of the employment of
check weighiiucn, Six hundred men
have boon on strike over the dispute.
CRUISER DIXIE SAILS FOR COLON.
PHILADELPHIA, May 28.-.'rhe sui-
Ialiary cruiser Dixie sailed. fromgtho
navy yifrd today for Colon withstorap
and provisions, At . Colon, this .vosasl:
will take aboard 40 marines, who but!
been serving therefor. ., 3W o
swine-m
year, and will return , _
League Island. After la‘ndias’tho-iav
rlhes hére the vessel will “so to: am
Brooklyn Navy yardtqswsit orders... ,
HOAFI Enos'r AT’EALLeroN. .
BALLSTCN, N. Y'.,'May man-Hoar
day in low;valley notational)! ’thii'vilv
la’gc and throughputscentral tom-or
Saraioga county. buopxthere was “not
‘sufliclont to curtail“); 'fi‘uit 'hhll'uhl
oi: early vegetables
kél. gardens. .
i§°mmon gamma I“
E O 8.118» omw- I
is tug-vied! Ir. 3: L
dads the badflm‘di’hazdfi.
If you wouldimy to m
ability to ”MAM”. _ .. .
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the" i,
model-"him .
Rcv. Arthur Requa, who had been‘ptfi- .
pcrlntcndeut Pcttlgrcw; of tho Norma '
llc Is no longer thefihly .,
by Rev, Ford C. Otiman, pastor of tho .
Pacific Railway Company, bastacéfih '» I
frost was observed. by early. risora‘ to- ~
hymn and “F9. »
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