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26 Canto Per Pound.
For the convenience of the mom
of the “athlete a'iettol' box hee been
placed on the bridge in front of the
amp of William R. Gilbert. itema for
publication are collected daily. They
ahculd be eigned by the writer ea an
evidence of good faith.
”rm
The tug Abram Skldmore was in the
harbor this morning with a barge.
Captain Oscar St. John has return-
ed from a trip to Boston. -
William Beers has taken a position
as waiter at Gregory‘s Point.
Harry Hunter had alpariy out Mem-
rlal Day in his auxiliary boat Rachel.
A' cabinet meeting of the Epworth
League was held last evening at the
East avenue church.
The regular missionary prayer meet-
ing will be held at the East avenue
Methodist church this evening.
The meeting of the Junior Band to
V morrow night will be led by Everett
Jackson.
Mr. Edward Gustafson. who has
bgen quithe ill, is considerably improv-L
e .
Rev, Edward Cunningham has made
arrangements to take his vacation
when the repairs to the parsonage are
fully under way.
Rev. James W. Davis will preside at
the regular weekly social service to be
held this evening at the Advent Chris-
tian church. .
Edward Hanford, of this place, went
to Saugntuck Monday and brought his
launch back. The boat had been on-
chored there some time. .
Sidney Stuckey and son. Norman, of
East Norwulk, and Ernest Stuckey, of
Danbury, were Sunday visitors at
Henry Vaughan's, in Westville.
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F‘. B. Gregory. ‘of Clanbury, cums .
mcnc cs 13 ink on the East Mount; Moth
odist parsonage, today The mason
Work on the foundation for the addi‘
tion having been completed.
Considerable routine business was
transacted at the regular monthly
meeting of the official board of the
East avenue Methodist church, held
last evening. All-angemcnis were
11191199 for the pastor‘s vacation.
ROWAYTON.
5
Agenta for The Evening Sentinel, in
' Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood
Elwood Broadway and Chariea Petty.
Ordora lent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
William DeMott, of llogun street, is
now suffering with‘ another carbunclc.
——'“ihe lrisll Phililsopher"
Town Hall, tonight.
Darlen
The weekly prayer meetings will be
held tonight as usual in the Baptist
and Methodist Churches.
Miss Gautier. of Contentment Island.
gave another talk on English litera-
ture in Miss Huckieys studio, last
evening.
-—-Cream Bale M. E. Church Sat.
eve. Juno 3. Festival, June 10 and
Cream Sills every Bet. eve. thereafter.
The Ladlee' Aid Society of the flow
ayton Methodiiit Episcopal Church held
a business meeting yesterday after-
noon ln the chapel.
Mrs. Oscar Young: and daughter
Hattie and Mrs. Ha vey Ackart are in
Bridgeport to atten the marriage of a
relative. Miss Dolor Dilation.
emorlai Day was very quietly
o t hero. The majority' of the young
folks went to Stamford, Roton Point
and down the river: on pleasure trips.
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“Brand new are. And comic opera
bite. Dorian Town Hall tonight.
W3?"
Stone is being carted to the site of
he new hook and ladder tru l1 house
Reliance Company. in wiyton
avenue. Work wil be commenced at.
91104. L .
V AND, honoree. .
for “I: [vetting lent!» 11”.
an, are Art or Ilium. and Wei-
herer. Orders cent to either of
have will receive prompt attan.
WTé}! W Plilloeoliiler" riot-tell
ll tonlxht.
-. tel-day, crowded Roton Point.
‘ cal patrons of that resort crowded all‘
was witnoosed. L westwards“ his
99111th were kept. busy at the club ,
house. -L VLLL , .
Mrs. Eliza Cooke Halves. widow of
‘ Dr. Arnold 0. Hawaii. diet} last Satan
day, ather rename. 11151111119111...
Newton Heights. Mrs. Hewm
one of the oldest and best known real
dome of this place. and her demise is
regretted. The funeral was private.
and the remains were taken to Provi
deuce, Rhoda lsla'nd, for interment.
——Brand new ickeaand comic opera
hits. Darien Town Hall tonight.
An exodus of Sia’mfordpeopio, yes
The in
the available cars, and tho Norwaik
Tramway Company had its hands full
on the Norman and of the line. in
the evening, when the crowd com-
menced to leave the Point, many were
forced to take the train home from
South Norwalk, on account of the lack
of proper trolley acommodatlon at ito
ton. The point has several added tea-
turcs, this season. and the first day
was a record breaker.——Stumford Ad-
vacate.
-—William .I. Mulvihill's buck and
wing dancing Town Hall Totilgllt.
—~_——~
wasrroal.
Agents for th. Evening Sentinel, In
Weetport, are 8. Digicvannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Ordere aent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
.———
George Dayton and wife, of Danbury
spent the holiday here with friends.
The holiday was an exceedingly
quiet one here. A majority of the
younger residents went to Bridgeport.
Chauncey Wood. of New Caution,
spent the holiday in town, with
friends.
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There were services and communion
In the, Episcopal churches here. today,
Anecnsion Day.
Aspcluck lodge. K. of P., Tuesday.
night conferred the third rank on one
candidate.
Mrs. Henry llncuekcr and family are
again cnsconscd ill the liirclrcottugc
ut the Farms. where they will spend
the summer.
Friday night. Prof, Norton Is to re-
pcot ills lecture on “A Ynnkco invas-
ion of an English Stronghold," in the
Congregational church. it will be it
luslrated.
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it ought to be easily possible for a
memorial building to be constructed
comprising town offices. library and an
- entertainment hull. similar to Pequot
library lyceuln ill Smithport. in that
way directly and indirectly. the bull»
ding could be made self supporting
and nearly if not all. of the desired
91, 000 could be assured annually
The matter of the towns obligating
itsell to the amount of Si 000 annually
for books at. the library, in order to
not the proposed 330.0110 donation. has
aroused some opposition tor the run-
sons that already Ilie town is heavily
in debt and that its annual expenses
are increasing. Communities in this
advanced day cr'tltainly owa somethinc
to their young and to poaterity, on
the other hand they ought to seriously
consider the welfare of the town from
a. strictly business point. of view. it
. would seem that if the town officials
lived up to the requirements and col
let-led all of the revenue of the town,
without allowing obligations to out.
law and liens to expire, the debt could
be materially rcduccd and money be
on liluid for legitimate expenses. Thcrc
is number side to the mailer. i’coplc
ploposlug to locate in any community
today. first enquire about the tax
1',iLlc. thou the number of churches, the
school facilities the library and public
institutions. (‘crininly the proffer oi
the $30,000 is far too good to let slip
and the donor is only fair in nesur
ing himself ibui when the amount Is
the proper standard.
_.
NEW CANAAN.
Mrs. Andrew liersam spent Memor-
lal Day with her daughter in Rye.
Howard Wells. of New Y‘ork, spent
Decoration Day with friends in town
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A stercopilcon lecture will be giv-
en in the Methodist Church, tonight.
Harry l’ennoycr. of New Haven,
spent several days this week with his
parents.
Mrs. 1). J. Doyle, who has been sui-
faring with rheumatism, la considera-
bly better.
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William Lloyd and Herbert Sibley,
of New Haven. worn guests of friends
and relatives in town Tuesday.
Edward Creamer. of narcotic. N. J.
has been the guest of Mr. 11d Mrs. w.
oral days. ,
The curryali "Pride" took a lolly
party of young folite to 1111111 Point,
Tuesday evening. Dancing was enjoy-
ed meet of the evening.
The iiremon' a party of about lift!
lock in the nippodrome in will York
la'et night. . A rose 11..
then: back after midnight.
M
There we a large attondan
,9!“ social end.dancc
. ottra. in Royal
.de crease:
recite a ,3“ sum.
. NOTES OF THE SEASHORE
enamel Raymond and no lit for icy.
at the
“gym onoe’a -
1L1 mil. lion.
'i‘ho monopolimtmiil IN
Florist H hi. Wound? was very busy
the past Week. getting out orders for
Decoration Day. A large order of the
finest cranium in bloom were sent
to “Hob to Post, G. A. R.. of Stamford
An order for it fine assortment of ger-
aniums were also sent to the Frank-
lin Street school, for decoration our.
poses.
The Grand Army. osccttod by the
Cadets termed in front
Hall at a 9.111.011 Mother 91 Day. and
marched to Lekeview cemetery. Where
the usual G. A R. services were held
and the rover; decorated in the even-
ing. arm can were held in the Opera
House when Hon. John H. llis‘ht oi
South Norwalk. and Attorney James
E. Brinkerhoft, of this town. spoke
very applopriately for the occasion.
Singing led by Alexander McKendrick
was rendered at intervals during the
services. ’
The New Canaan played their first
game of ball of the season. Tuesday.
on the now diamond In the Fish field
South avenue with Glenbrook nine.
anti were beaten by a score of 7 to 2
The local team not up a good game
considering it was their first appear-
ance this season. At several stages
of the game it. looked as if the locals
would succeed in getting enough rum.
to win out, but several costly errorr
and close decisions of the umpire
made it otherwise. Nevartheiess, the
locals put up an interesting game.
and everybody seemed satisfied. On
Saturday the Yale & Towne team will
be here, and another good game is ex
peeved. in the morning the Athletics
played the Stamford High school and
won by a score of 24 to 20.
9.
'Tisn’t. safe to be 11 day without
Dr. Thomas' Ecleclric Oil in the house.
Never can tell what. moment an accl-
deut is going to happen.
John F. Woodruif and family are at
the Fairvlew Cottage for the season.
George F. Shepard. of Bethel, and
family have opened their Cottage lot
the season.
Benjamin F. Andrews has rented his
cottage “Sleepy Hollow" to hook .l
Helms, of Brooklyn for the season.
William N. Farrell, of Hickory Bluff
left yesterday for Donors; Pennsylva»
nia.
Demos Frost, of Bethel. and M. 8
Lawrence and wife. of New York city
have been visiting at the island View
Hotel.
LeRoy Fostct and family are stop
ping at the Sunset Cottage and are on-
ertainlng some of their friends from
Dnni'nmli
There is a greater demand for cot
tages at the island this year than ev
or before. and most of them have al
ready been rented. .
The launch Thelma. owned by H. I.
Rowland took out a party of East Nor
walk young people on lllemorinl Do)
They visited Bridgeport, Compo iieaci:
and Cockenoo Island“
R F. Foster and family. of l’innbury.
arc sojourning at Sunset mtiage on
Bell Island. Mr and Mrs. P. N. Fos
tor. of the same place. spent yostcr
day at the island.
Miss Mciiore E. Powers, of New
York. has been staying at the summer
home of the family at illckory illuii
since Friday. Mr. Powers was up or or
the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Cousins. oi
New ‘iork spent Tuesday, at Alta Site
on Bull island where Mts. Cousins
will spend a few days with her par-
ents
Commodore James A. Farrell and
family have taken possession of their
summer home on Hickory Bluff. 'l‘lle
housa has been rebuilt and enlarged
and the work is scarcely completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Cousins. of New
Yotk wcrc in town for Decoration
Day. the guests of Mrs. Cousln' a par-
enis. Dr. and Mrs. Sirobmoycr, at licli
island.
ilcwis l1. Nash Ia having his nose
lene launch "Klawmn" overhauled at
Smithilllo wllh the Intention of pluc-
Ing her in commission for use during
the coming season
i
A. B. ’l‘uihill has on Ihe way a
large gasolenc tank which he intends
to have located at his store on Nick-
cry Bluff for the convenience of launch
owners.
8'. M. Burch of Pascale N. J. In lm
proving his property considerably A
new terrace wall is being erected on
the west side and a considerable am
m‘lni of grading is being done about the
p ace.
Bell island residents were much in~
torceteli in watching the yacht race
Memorial Day. it in visible from
the island the entire tance of the
courao and was "sordid with much
internal and enthusiaani.
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The Minot Catt 1 will be opened
June 1 by a 1 091419“: miles
from the Y 0.19.. of Pascale.
t'l‘here will lie Byou isdleethero for
ten days to be iuoazededwby twenty
ave more L’for ten are and iii) Von
thrcodh the union. L, _
_ “*“M. Li .
A label bell etftiie mm‘ mg?
no 1 was eve neat: L
sheila. Tuesday alteration. and a then
eat picked its up and ate of! in
wwfi‘m traction Vol” iwayi hum er
, WWW“ one hide. , .
Aswan" the battalion at the 9-111»
mealtimes mu P
wanna Johnson. at
‘ lives—why the observation of the Old
Raymond's _
over 1111111111 nay mire ‘5
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PMtives can be helped by mee-
Il‘eatumont idea. “Thou shall not: "
Don’t throw waste Donor on the
‘estro is.
Dent out chalk marks on fences or
buildings.
Don't fall to clean up your yards
and gardens.
Don't have circulars printed to be
around the streets
Don‘t let loose bricks remain in the
sidewalks.
Don’t throw stones and break peo-
3110' a windows.
Don't expeciorate on the sidewalks.
The citizen interested in promotion
the public welfare can help material-
‘ylby personally observing these Miles.
11 must all remember that public
policy depends on the notion of man).
if each individual does his or chr du-
nancea. order and progress result; if
ty and observes the laws and ordi
he omits to do his share chaos and
disorder follow.
Each American citizen can bring
the realization of a more beautiful
America" the ideas of the American
Civic association one day closet by
observing these simple little dent in
his or his own every day life. ‘
Patriotism consists in a beautiful
discharge of the small antics of life as
well its an utilization of greater on
portunilles
1 _._|—
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
, and Embslmor.
19 North Main'St. South Norwalk.
Residence. 6 Waehlngton Street.
Telephone at houee, 134.2
Ladies, iiiieniitmi
For the remainder of the week i
will sell Ready-to~Wcar Hats for
$1.98
FORMER PRICES ‘83 TO
tilts i. ii. Hutchinson,
'with M. 3. Smith a. 60.,
92 Waahlngtcn Street.
THIS IS THE
Malaria Fever
DO NOT FORGET THAT WE HAVE
A CURE FOR IT.
M. t. f. Gore
GUARANTEED.
lilo leitfuss Pharmacy.
a NO. MAIN 8T., 80. NORWALK.
SEASON OF
Automobile hematite.
BOSTON INSURANCE 60.
Capital 81,000,000.
This Company writes a most liberal
form of insurance covering the ear
wherever it may be in the United
States or Canada. against tire arising
from any cause. explosion and light-
ning included—“also marine and trans.
portthLion risks—thence pilierngo, up
on the most favorable terms.
Jacob M. 'Laulon.
Abgen
5 Railroad Place. South Norwalk.
Tel. 3H.
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HARTFORD RAILROAD.
'rma TA'ILE. .
In an»: December 4, 1904.
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stage to.:l'anbury.
39‘ “fr. 11d
83%;” ,
Garden
TYe ‘
Refrigerators
Hose
Ice Cream Freezers
Lawn ' Mowers
AND GENERAL spams AND sum-
Méa cooos' or THE assT QUALI-
JLLLLL in loriouriloors
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
112LWASHINGTON. STREET.
Phone 143-6.
9
lilo Man.
while—wour loved ones are protected.
For particulars see
F..H FiELDpGENERAL AGENT.
N. 8. Fergueon,
Special Ag ente.
UNITED BANK gBUlLDiNG.
Telephone, 393—5.
'tho, 1392.
Jenkins Bros. hires
Gilliiiik Picking
Carried In Block.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
lieu England Electric lototé.
How he aupcrlor. Can allow
them in operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Nia-
rlne Englnee and General Mach-
rln. Work Scliclted.
VAN
AND
GAS F
so South
ERA
NK C.
SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER,
ITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
Main Street.
Telephone, 137-6.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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THE c. N. McKIBBIN
. M’F’G. co.
55 WATER ST. 80. NORWALK. L
Fresh Fish
Butter-fish 10 cents.
Porgles 4 pounds for 25 cents.
Fiatfleh, 5 pounds for 25 cents.
Buck shad 10 acute per pound.
Roe shad.i 12 ’2 cents per pound.
Native cell, 13 cents per pound.
Bluefish, 12 cents per pound.
L White Halibut. 12 cents per pound.
Steak cod 10 cents per pound.
Fresh mackerel, 25 cents each.
German carp. 8 cents per pound.
FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES.
on Lulu
core or com-oar LN lT—COOK .:
DELIGHTED, KITCHEN spouses. ..
DINNER ON THE MINUTE!
us CALL AND EXPLAIN.
Postal Brings Recresenta
llveV
tLLLL Il’yiiilliingiu
'Phone 68.
LET 3-
Time and Tide Wait for
One dollar, or even a less sum DO?
week, tumbled in an Endowment Poll:
by will return your surplus cardinal!
when you need them most-and moan-
leght Spauidlng.
Sc. Norwalk. Ct.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER”
ELOIN CREAMERY BUTTER, 950. lb.
a cute ass'r conN, .. 115‘.
3 LBS. LARGE PRUNEB. ....250. ‘
3 DANS VAN OAMP'8 SOUP 250. §
.3. STULL
V .4 comes avnNUE.
seer NORWALK. icons.
CLEANLLNE'SS
‘1" Standard”
is a necessity of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happiness.
To prevent sickness and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or dressing chem.
here with a snowy white, onecpleco
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava-
tory and have runnihg hot and cold
water as desired at your touch.
We have samples In our ehowl'oom
and will gladly quote you prices.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 81's.,
South Norwaik, Conn.
lhroal. N919 and Ear.
o ——_—. i if" 1
Any diseased condition of the
Throat, Nose or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
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‘ and Get... GeiTh Bicucle ..
If it len't a NATIONAL "ewop"
to run "something like a NAP
TIONAL."
Bergalna In Tirol.
Dcn't forget the Guaranteed
Gaa Mantle.
H.R.BUI.KLEY,
52 80. MAIN ST.
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out of the attic; look it over. I
it for one; or let us tune It up :-
L latest and most improved methods and
remedies. New Installed at 66 Scull!
Main street, and any calling will be
given consultation and examination
free, by a spot ialist who has been con-
nected with the New Ymk liespltal.
I WAGE WORKERS' HOSP soarsrv,
Branch, 66 80. Main 31. .11.
‘1 Treatment hours, 810, 14, 78.
i; HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE ANU —
MONROE STREET.
Newly furnished throughout. Moat
comfortable and up- todate hotel in gill
city, Electricity and heat in ovl’
room. Baths in connection. P r:
feet sanitation. Rooms excellen in
appointed. Alweya comfortable and
8’47
PLUMBING 'AND IT“!
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING. 3
nova AND RANOII.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI.
flea and Steam Fitting,
Iae leturoa. Metal
Have you «on our etcek ai'
RICHMOND RANGES?
momma-99m COMPANY.
Graul’ s ReSiaulani
88 North Main Street. south Nor-walk.
BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO GET
10 AND 15 CENT LUNCHES; REGU.
LAR DINNER. 25 CENTS; 21 MEALS
FOR 88 50.
ALL HOME MADE BAKERY.
17 “WALL OTRIIT. NOIWALK.
Selecting Wall Paper to largely
IOTIMATIO
Genital
ml,
WMIHOO
F. S. BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
oiveN roa loo.
alive. concrete or new mo na
MODELING or our a'rnuorunae.
IN on our-or-roWN cabana av
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
denounce...
27 wee‘t‘aon'r avenue. nonwstn
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Bill IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIK
acorn now ”1.11. cello
‘ ' OBIANIZ o IIII.
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decorations.
To ORDER.
OPIOIAL.
100. . i
were, OW- 7 i laid.
Painting and Paper Housing: ’
Ceiling. Ito.
THE JONES & HOTCHKISI
Wlill Paper Talk
, matter of taato. .We have everything
in color, design and grade. We «will .
aid you in making eclectiona that will
harmonize with your other interior
Window ahadea and picture frames
Cloth Window Sindee, with fringe.
250. White and Brace Curtain Pole .
Painter's Suppllea, Chicken. Glace-
L. H; lulu,
1 L11 magnum 1mm
quiet.
V. Cafe carrying a full line of ‘Aclwrn
Merrill and Condit’a wines. liquor!
and cigars. Beat clocked bar in tho
cit!
'1‘ J. SULLIVAN, Prop
TELEPHONE CALL. 191—1-
Wall
Paper.
Ouretock oi new goods just ”1
is a little larger than ever baton,
Wonderful how low you can
a hey nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very beat
manner. ., 1
We have taken a good men!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to 117me1 figuree fat
ycnrwcrk. . . .~ limb-e...
We try to carry in Itock every-
thing you need for the decoratlc I
of your bouee inside or out.
E. E.
G‘orham.
telephone lie-e. . 4 m
19 met or. L Enonwlildt'
71.: mm a. 1‘1an '
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