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visit to Bron in.
The monthly meeting at tho Pastime
Athletic Club will he held next Tues-
day cloning“. « .
The learner monthly meeting of the
oilieial board of the East Avenue Meth-
odist courts was held last evening.
Routine matters were transacted.
Trolley electricians are at work on
the briake. reps rebuild it: the overhead
wires and edui‘pm tof the Connecti-
cut Railway and this Compmy.
Bert Cell: and Howard Benedict have
arriM home from Mt. Hermon school
and Wallace “Rusted is expected today.
The other boys who are attending
there will remain a little longer
W
The sidewalk opposite the Keogh
building and near where William Gray
met his death by a fail. still continues
hydrous condition.
Meat spots in East
fifi. of New street
s time, is to
Walk Hospital
iteration. The
"I ‘IV lied by DPS.
inight at the
udder Com-
s unheated that
httendsnce of
and his.t hCake
.3: V.
vsrscently up... made
nemesis the catch
Milo d 'li‘ort
5, . .
of the mem-
bers of V . .~ or Christ
Church. In last timing in the
mission in Van Za'udt street.
and iii-So Vmersblofum wt: realizes
which appl ed to e c are
buildin‘fid. Over two hundred cov-
ers were served and the affair was a
social success. The whole sdalr was
under the direction of Mrs. C. H. Jim-
merson. The supply room was in
charge of Mrs. William Tate. Mrs Wil-
llam H. mod. Mn. G. L. Britten and
Mrs. E. E; Wheeler. The tables were
in charge of Mrs. Oscar St. John. Mrs.
G. F. Smith- -and Miss Natalie Wheeler,
Assisted by Mrs John Worden Mrs.
d Wood. Mrs. nAqutisrt.
Misygrerma Miss roihv
D.3Vim‘ Beach. Mrs.
Mrs. Winfield 8 lion
lord i-olilde alt the cashier ll desk and
Mrs. P. N. Wheeler had charge of the
fancy‘ M booth
Morrall. maul)
Spinach per pk “is“. .
New Vcahhaaa. "cm In to 10¢ par bead
Celery. par bunch, ' 10o
‘ emigre; Lemons. arson. Rhubarb.
New Routers and amt Potatoes.
Robert mitt:
it...
, ‘ ' may ld- t 'w
denuded/arm“ area an c
this place. below with new
mania. and which some doubts u
to his . \
‘A ahiiibor or have comments
an inmate in the future
r
‘ A subscription is being taken up in
rien for the beueiit or the San Fran-
sufferers. »
Elie advertised letters in the Dorian
post once one as follows: Mrs. F. A.
«Whitehead. H. W. Bishop, Mr. Demott
and Mrs. Raymond M.
Henry Gorh'al'a. of New Fairileid.
has none to Noroton to enter the Sol-
diers' Ilionie here of which he will be
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Con
gregaiionai Church will hold a supper
in the lecture room or the church, this
eveninil (ruin 6 to 8 c'.clcck
Winem-
Miss Vivian Touuet is back from
a visit with relatives in Birctford.
he Farms cottage of Rev Henry
S: lesser is being repained and paint-
2 d
Mrs. Fred Lyon has been entertain-
:ngN relatives and friends from Brook-
yn,~N
Friends iron: New York have been
entertained at the Forms home of 0.
H. J3nnlng’s. _
James Mills has purchased a new
house that he uses for the combined
purpose or business and pleasure.
W
Selectman new Welcomes is one of
the very busy men in town. Aside
from town nilairs he has extensive
farming to look after.
Miss Ethel Kimber was one of the
soloists in the concert given at. the
Methodist Church. Strntford by the
First Baptist Church choir of Bridge
port. Mondavnisht.
M
Geo some Hoar makes a daily survey
of the library sits and counts the days
when there: will be some semblance
_ to a building thereon. and his chanc-
es for adding the present reading room
to his lonely increasing business
will be ripe." ‘
awmm (I AND oivmo con-
‘rsfs uoa'ruoNEc
ale, in the swimming and diving con-
tests of the Olympic games. which
were arranged to take place this
morning. were postponed owing to the
IWeather. When the competitors reach-
ed Phalerum they found that a full
sale was blowing and. that the sea was
so rough that it was determined to
pdstpoue the, finals ntll tomorrow. in
the foils deal the
theme English by 9 to 0 points.
M.
RIINFOROING thiTIIN OARRISON.
CAIRO. t.April 26. -~A battery
of the Royal Horse Artillery and three
companies of the Royal lnniakiiiiueg
Fusiliers. now forming part of the
British contingent of the international
forces in the island of Crete. have
been ordered here to reinforce the
British garrison in Mill. The ilrst
battalion of the Royal inniskiliins li‘us-
iliers is expected here shortly from
Belfast. inland. .
M
INTERNATIONAL caucuses or
Drill"! l‘l‘RY
Ye
ROME. April the-‘Kln. Victor El:-
A. BPOWM.W' ianaiiidflrli
Bl Dudley. Altoona. MFA. and J.
Lloyd. Cincinnati.
U.
1' this Rial»
M mam,
Roe “Iliad.
mosh
Herring.
m lass.
Wash filial» 1
mm him at not» at MARIO
9 mi and“:
Due res
”W
ilelsctman Futility and James Peoley
foggy visitors in South Norwaik. yea- ‘ '
Jonson. in it
~ bar aroundi
‘dienoe just goes Into convulsions: ii is
I their best performance of the week at
‘ ATHEN8,Greoce.Aprll 20.-—-Tho iin- '
finch team beat .
E“il:‘ll2.fllllsbi‘iim‘:d'l.“ .2 ”gym.“ ‘
2.2222. 222m... nous: m... "or“ .. m ...
P..‘l.lli2l-s:°i.2'..r.t.rsul' at...
culture: Prof. Edward Hurt. May» A. l.-1 :III I: III. Illa“. tfi
oils Collage; D.D .liorn Youkersfll . .3“. I:“ II.
“by; C. .3
inn loll lull! :.~
”0:: IIIZGiTh.
: Ill. 11:
“‘3‘!“ evening
. ‘8 islet Weed’l
’sThMe.
. the
character creation that is new to the
stage. played my Mill's Jewell Darrell
who will head ‘her own company next
”mm Vi‘ltgm l! for
scar she
pills in Deserted at. tho ARMS; in this
character at Josey, she a a screen
from the time she appears in the first
act of the play. and theisphcialty she
does is the funniest ever. in a song
she describes "Uncle Tom's Cabin
from the time it hits the country town
until the death of Eva. and the au-
funny enough to make a wooden Ira
dian laugh. There are many other
bright and clever specialties in the
play. At Hoyt‘s Theatre Wednesday.
. wnr MEN TWPT WOMEN.
The Clara Turner company gave
Hoyi's Theatre. last night. The bill
was “Why Men 'l‘e‘nip‘t Women. ” and
was presented to a‘ large audience.
Miss Turner made on especially pleas-
ing (larro! German and received the
hearty approbation of the audience G
Hemond played ”the role of John Ellis
worth to perfection and the various
other members ‘of the company sup-
ported ably. The specialties introduc-
ed during the action or the play were
the best yet. There by Miss Turner.
nhd Wood Brothers being alone worth
the brine 0f admission.
Tonight the company will present
the “Mysterious Mr. Rallies and tomor-
row nisht L‘urcd from Home. will be
the bill.
To die for a woman may be brave.
but the man who leads her to the
altar and agrees to make a living for
her is the real hero.
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NEW YORK. NEW I-TAVEN R
HARTFORDMMOAD
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as 1'0th “Harbours Noam
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Uim‘émm 13101. "Iifll.
- Nation to “THE”... by Judge Curtis
all... :8 in occur.
In
motions will be heard by Judge How-
ard J. Curtis tomorrow:
Wham. aerial 1...}. 00. vs. Patrick
O'Ericn. e tale «closure of defense
or foreclosure. E. Livinsstcn Wells at
at. «seniors. vs. mp1" Donahue
E. Richard's at at, motion for bonds
for prosecution Ferdinand Hayes vs.
Albert T. Saunders at al.. judrmaut for
want of answer State ex rel. ina-
gain uvsry vs. Hush Lavery
[inflationary for Alice E. Imer'y' to
ned as party pialntill: Charles
Kenneli vs. E. E Nettieton, motion
that death of defendant be summed
on the record; Robert G. Lani vs‘.
Frank Baker. plaintiil's motion for
special bail; William J Brew V‘s. Thus.
.1. Cavanauxh, defendant's motion in
correct pleadings; Frank R Roy t,
trustee, vs Fred K. Schnvoir et als.,
gildzment for Want oi reply; Anthony
nno vs Ernest J. Jones petition of
Charles Tracy to be made a party de-
lendsnt and plaintiil‘s motion for dis-
closure ol defense on foreclosure;
Dennis E. McNamara vs. Henry has.
i'udgmeni for want of reply; Eugenio
DelihmV ei ux. vs. Abraham Silvery
than. of ale” judgment for want or an:
lohanclk judgment for want at
swer; James Sparse vs. Herr
at ale, foreclosure; Wyden £1 Bones
dict vs. Town Fairneld. judgment for
want of answer: The Stamford Sav‘o
lugs hank vs. Catherine McDonald st
uls.. further order of notice and 60nd
iinusnce; Luther W Wright vs. Rod.
ney S. Reed. ct nl ux substitution of
bond for attachment; George s. Jen.
sings vs Herbert PV. Beers. for allows
ance of plaintlil‘s motion to amend
bill of particulars; Drew Brothers vs.
Henry R. Green. executor. defendant's
motion for judgment; Maurice O‘Don«
oven vs. Patrick Uuniclaio. judgment
(or went of answer to amended com:
piaint; Sieve Volk'o, vs Rose Volko
ind‘ment for want or answer: Mi-
chael ..l Makers vs, chsel Biadsgy.
ludgniant for want of answer. H C.
Jould A Company vs. J F. Woodside.
et ai.. disclousuro 0 defense and or-
der for answer or in gment18qhn Bro
00.. vs. Robert Condo at oi. plaintlll's
motion for permission to drop Robert
Cowan. one of the d iendants. and for
leave to file substinted complaint;
iohn Gorhsm vs Wilt C. Hull at
his. foreclouauro slid defendants mo
tion for sale: lsrashaiieuberg vs. lien
ry R. Leavenworth. dudgment for want
of replv: The Ball Manufacturing Co.
v.s lienIy C. Lima. or his. plainiiil's
motion to espouse: John R Peck vs
The New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Company defendant’s de
qurrer: Charles A Silenbrick. vs the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railioad Company. defendant's demur-
rer.
“—1.5...
“What' do you think! Thai boss poli-
tician says he has divorced himself
from politics. "
“Thea ill but be secured alimony."
—Baliimore American.
By listen the
"Teen eons
Hill i‘nli dill
you can TVAKI. can: or 'rwo on
runs Acnas or choose no.
In THAN you CAN A HALF Acne
av «Alan.
A FULL UNI OFIGAIDIN TOOL!
ALWAVI ON HAND.
Clerical. Dcw’ s.
Wham
m wafiiroros tram
Wham ‘IIM Y "
,V V i!“
in i hulliiini.
AA. TEA... after a main alumni:
in the court of ctilhludn pleas these
foreclosure; wopoldo Bpaida vs. Louis '
swer: Stephen sum et ux vs Joseph ,
Pearls. I
Res“
wi‘s‘rli.
made public. hos been raised else-
lathe instill
areby Mr. 31'.
scum was foul: ad in 1881 by
the colored people of
brain. ritu-
. ailnlcn ad tram Africa, Cu-
es. and arm-ads numbering
00‘ In all aliases. who
in the interests of the col
mags raise the required sum
”m “I ‘
‘Dpring Line of .
METTINGS
“A WORD TO THE WISE
SUFFICIENT."
A. .i.‘AN6lfVINE .& SON.
13-! Washington at.‘ ”South Norwsik.
“ aper'
We consider this sea-
son’s lineihe best
we ever had.
E. E. Gilliam
DECORATOR
TlLIl’HONI—“E.
10 FIRST 81'. I. NORWALK.
0|.6I’uIIlNIErTb
PREFERRED SHARES
New York Ream Owners 00.,
shores sold at 0100 each in‘ amounts
8100 to “0.000, pay a par cont. semi-
annually train date of issue. Maoists
established ten years. Ten thousand
clinch paid for profits. with increased
surplus show results. Particulars an
inquest.
R. L. COIURN. General A at.
10 Io. Main St.
1M7
PLUMBING AND STEAM.“
' «HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOTv AIRN EATING.
ILATIV A‘Nb TIN "Anguilla.
Gas and “earn Fitting a,
Gas Fixtures, Metal ceiling. Ito.
HIV. you to stir
~ ammonia smiles 9
THE Jones a mrcnxrss
COMPAN NV.
17 WALL OTRIIT, NORWALK.
.33.... “ " mum...
neutral
Wheeler and Hillier.
STEAM “All”.
'“iioIIoai Work sail Ample Ex- ..
attendance ochre irons 28 etc. V
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper-i
and Zinc. . ’w
so South Main Street. ,I ,
‘ Telephone 427,
South. Norwa k. Conn.
chandeliers and wels-
Now is the ti
offer and
inc about.
in furnished
lhe Gmleciicui Relive)!
and lighting Company.
ins. 00.
my. y don’t you?
P. H. FIELD. General Alarm
n. cameos-u: Bldg. so. Nowmilgflnn
Telephone III—o.
Iii P67
dualism —--.-
BI’S
‘ I
’hmlng wall paper.
A
ilool: Billion Supplies
-
1;“ ORDIN-
‘ mm anodes. Mature Framing.
*
- *IPIO'ML
Au
tanniiiw
a!
.4
. . T. J. SULLIAIA _
0n and after Apr.
2.1906 the prices on ~
bash Goods will be
:ai'eallu reduced.
his to
like advantace Of this
. Pipe Thai House
ilou have been . think.-
Estimates cheerful-
rwo sourH‘Nonwnn IAIN IN
MICK.
Both had Endowments paid them
this month by the Canal General Life
Th he investment was so good
they lumd min in the same oom-
We lihw endeavored at all than
to In». our customers the boat the
Miller afforded and our selection oi
handsome wall covering: this season
we think a crowning triumpth. We are
anxious to have your judgment upon
them. ,
Our Paper Hansen understand
Curlew, Linn, Elnsdlmislinu,
ninth Window {liaise with Him
White Durhin "helm Ris-
..0ur rooms a apeoii
and Electric Lights
cry room heathd
sires NEAsc‘luAnL
Finely stocked Galq In a
A full line ofV Aokar. Morrii
dlt Co's calabratad Wl as, Lia
Cigar-a always on ban . ‘
Telephone “Gal
The ionic sol
land Sprlad
Two in ii
"niobium as E"
lilo leiifussf‘
a North Main Street. i“
m “ «one». i.
nos/Nels
ALL INSURANCE.
MORTGAGES. NOT ‘RY
soar TICKETS. an on
PAT sure anti-1Tb
a sour-H MAI 713i
' Tai. calf
.— ...-——o..~
EVERY I more on
should be equipped «wit
snow white, oneplsceV “
celsln Enameled Lav tory.
Have you ever etc to
how deiighfully con en'lelit i
be to have hot and co‘ id r nl
in your dressing, 0 Egg”
ins apartment of
room? its presence
the hixest degree all come
We will gladly quo yoiVl'
plumbers are strictl corrl‘V‘
chnnics honest am 1
horses R
cORNER MAIN AND
. ’o’uih Nemelk.
nAvlpw w. V
Funeral iii
and Eat
19 North Main St.
Residence. 0 We Misfit
corner of Monroe Add _.
V The oommissionerri.
me the necessary permit
have a idll~dadtod
deliver to my irion “
iron: an excellent tidy“
' liouors. etc. only a
tainsble are to be
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