Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 1, 1906 · page 7

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Wallace blasted. has returned from
Mt Carmel. -

The regular meeting of the Pastime
Athletic Club will be held tonight in
Randall's Hull . .

Finch Brothers have commenced
work this morning ‘scraping and grad-

ing Gregory182uierard. t
. The East "116111.111. Fire Police are'
buying new furnishings for their quar

tors in the Randall" block

 

 

 

Bert (3er has resumed his duties at
the was house of the Connecticut Rail-
way and Lighting Company.

 

The Ladies‘ Auxiliary of Christ
Paiish will meet-yet the home of W.
S Hanford. at. 2: 39V o’clock tomorrow
nitcr.noon . .

 

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Mrs Mend. a missionary, will ad
dices the “laments Foreign Missionary
Seciety, may event“ at the Metho-
dist Church. . 1

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Miss Floucmpo Per-ry- has returned
to her 110111111111 East Norwalk 1111111 11
visit with has also “$011121, Mrs wn
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in front Magic * WWII» .1 he sign was
1011structed 1):: iiiiiif'y and is of raised
gold upon 11 111611 libpksround

The most mat addition to the
launches of the“ harbor is the L. M.

owned by 31,111an and built
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Master Harold fiulltpndo 111.1 Allt‘e
returned. to their 1119316: In Brooklyn.
N Y. after spending gaunday with
blends here. , imply
how and are We

Miss Grace 111211111111. was home from
Daubury over Sunday and entertained
as her guest Miss Grace Wittaker. of
Norwalk, a. former teacher at the
Washington school in Stratford.

 

(‘harlos DaCrolx, who, for a number
01.11.1818 has been in charge of linfner' s
cigar store and restaumnt on the
b1 idge, resigned his position there yes
terday. much‘ In) thewcxretgor Mr. Hat.
ner's customer; Mt. Lacroix and his
11011 Andrew are to take up the meat
1na1kat formerly op6rated by W A.
Bronson.Lac who left tetvn 11 few weeks
ago.M1~LaColx's friends all wish him
the best 91:.- ”1’11.qu hisiuew venture. ‘

The teachers‘ meeting of the East
Avenue Methodist Sunday school held
last evening at Arthur Wuldron's in
Cottage. amount was .11. great success.
and of much profit to those who :11-
tended. The lessons for the 1111111111 of
May were explained and (11511111111111 by
Mrs. W S. Seymour, H 1.1111111011111111
ltev. Edward Cunningham. IMlsa Amo-
lia Whittaker 11w” mining; is 111; 111i leai‘l}
er 1911111111 y on nest-
who hits ‘ewl fl town. H. .I. Hipson was
appointed a committee to arrange for
Childm :Djy exercD‘IInluJilne.

Bermuda 0111611111
1911 per qt.

Green PIII are in Itcck 7c quart.

spinach. per (

Celery, III)”: w‘LIitucI. Gucum
MM ”dim!“ W MO.

 

 

 

. cake sale at the home of Mrs. John

’P Brummer‘e on Wednesday after-

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1 1.1.1111... as the chicken in the parlor

, 11nd undei that injunction Judge Wil
’ mot decided in favor of the plaintiff.

11110 Fairfield Congregational Church

for interment .
H. 1'1’ Taylor, Gen
Jones and Mr.Broadl1 _

“taller Hutton 11111111111111 will or-
rive at their summer residence on
Thursday. of this week.

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'The ladies of the Methodist 11111111001
11111 Ciairch will have entice cream and

V The DannMillei suit otherwise

case, will come Ana? next in the-Sup-
at 101' Court. njunction had been
granted by Judge D Dowues of Stem-
ford. iagainst iany amended complaint

The defendant appealed on a writ of
error.

 

WESTP98T
He1'be1t Beers made; 11 business trip
to New York Saturday
Friends from New Haven were en
tertained by Judge and 'Mrs. D. B.
medley yesterday.

 

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r---—
Rev. Warren P. Lenders p1 cached in

Sunday, morning and evening.

 

The Congregational 111issio11nry 1111-
xllimy is to meet Wednesday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. S. R.
Keole1'.. 1 -

 

Rev. G. Hunter. secretary of the Am-
111' icon Seamcn‘ s Friend Society of New
York. preached in the Congregational
Church Sunday morning. 111 the eve-
ning the pulpit was occupied by Rev.
W. S. Lang. 1 - - '.

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Rev. W. P. Lenders is to give some
personal remln ceuces of San Fran
Chico on Sun y next in the Cougr-c
gutionul Church. In addition 11 collec
tion is to be taken up for the benefit
of the sufferers

Another season on yet no definite
steps toward the lighting of the! Farms
section with electricity. Aside from
handsome cottages, good roads along
the shore, and model landscape gar
dotting the locality is way back.

 

The. increased number of autos and
the depressingly bad roads serve to
make life 11 bu1don for housewives
merchants and the publk in genex a1
nowadays. Clouds of duet work their
way into the nooks.cra11uics,111111 win
dows.

 

REED NOTES.

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Deep in the leaves concealing green.
A wood thrush flutes

The first thrush soon

01' heard this spring; and straight 11111-
seems.

1111 notes take on the attributes

0f mythic fancies 11nd or 11111111114—

A Faun goes piping o’er the roots
And moses, gliding through dim git-11111
And glooms, and while he glides 1111
flutes,

Though sill] unseen.

Mid thorny berry and wild bean.
Como. let us forth and homage her.
Clothrd on with warmth and mask
and myrrh.

Tho indescribable odor wild that clings
Around her like a gunnot; let us sine
Songs to her, glad as grass and ah
the things.

Exulliug in her presence—mooning
things

And airy that have gotten them new
wings.

Come lot 1111 forth, and give our praisi-
to Spring.

Thu smell of 1111111111 In 11111 1120111111 air.
Under the calm when the woods are
green.
And the scent of the soil and moisluie
where
The young leaves dangle and makes
screen»—
Where the hiding wood nympth combs
her 1'--« .
Will 111111111111 1111 full of lllf‘ fnun 111111.111,
Making 111. 11111 to 11111 wlml and rain
«Madison Cuwcin 111 the April At
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ON THIS DEER-LAKE TRAIL.
Asilr 111. the break of dawn.
A1111 up with 11111 11111111.: 111111.
A busty drink from the brook hard by
l‘lio park rollml 1111, 111111 glance at the
’ sky.
And the tiny 1111111211 111 1111111111.

A rytlun of foot and brain.
Willi the 110111111 all in 111111:
To the birth 11m" 11 1111111111 ‘11th the fur

 

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Mr. “dim. lift kibble. of Row
nylon avenue spent. yesterday In New
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The 11th of the brook.
Hiii'fiillll.
And the scent of the woods 111 June.

A bad of boughc beside it. trail.
Beneath 11 whispering pint».
The camp-fire bright, the star

1113111.
And like inward peace of an uwud do

the Jay-bird 11

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HONOLULU, Edy 1.-A. 'I‘. Meltin-
Ion. former Id smallest of
III! of Acting vet-1
I; at heart

HAWAIIAN IMAM DEAN. 3 .

A census of the
Rldsetle‘ld shows there are twenty-

‘ three in the town. 1.

A borough dltlmul' caucus will be
held tomorrow night 11111 the nomina-

fig". :11 ii?! ohmroufittomera T...” election 1

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‘iilbeuuer art. who has a cot-
tage at Bell island has been appointed
tax collector for the borough of Ridge
field. to l the unexpired term of
thunk it urlbutt. deceased

 

The funeral of Phineas L. Rockwell 1 ‘

who died at Pasadena, California. was
held yesterday at -;.ibe...Methodlst
Church. Rev. HoiaceW Byrues, pas-
tor Cut the church. 1111111leer 131111

CMcBrlda, of Philadelphia. an in:
iimatc friend of the 11 caused officiated.
The funeral was vcr largely attend
ed. The interment was in the Loans-
bury plot in Iiidlaofleld.

AMERICANS iwgd,:ifiRfiAT MANY
sv 111's.

 

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Greeks Come Next, awed” Third and
Englishmen fourth.

ATHENS, May 1.—-Thc Americans
have already won the greatest num-
ber of events in the Olympic games
The G1eeks come next with the
Swedes probably third and the Eu;-
lishmen fourth. .The superiority of
the individual American competitors
is acknowledged by all but the- defeat-

ed athletes are endeavering to find 1

some solace in the fact that the Amer-
icans had many strings to their bow
and held 11 superiority in numbers in
nearly all events. The official list
of the results will be published to-
inorrow.

Various finals are being decided in
the Stadium this forenoon prepar'aton
to the Marathon race, the meat eveui
of the games. There will be 48 com
ootiwrs in this twentysix mile run.
starting from Marathon at three in
the afternoon and finishing in the
Stadium. William G ".F1ank lrish<
\merlcnn A. 0., New Yr'k J. .1 Few
ler Camluidgeport Gymnasium A. A.
Cambridgeport Mass; Michael Spring
Pastime . C.. New York and Joseph
Forshaw, Missouri A. C. St. Louis.
Mo 1110 the Amcxlcan repieso11intivos.

Canada is represented in Herrinu
and England by J. N 011111111011 1111111
..1 Daily. The competitors were 11111011
to Marathon last night and slept there.

The running high jump was con—
cluded today. C Lonhy England, was
il1's1,\vlih one 1110110, 77% centimetres.

Goenczy Hungary was second. one.
metre 71’: centimetres.

H W Kerrlgan Multnoniah Ania
111111'A.C... Portland ()1'1'111111lliak1-

1111.11.01'ccct'. tied for third plate with

one metre' 721/1. centhuetres.

TAFT IN WATERBURY.

 

Secretary of W111- Talks to Civil Scr-
vice Remote.

At 1111' 11111111111 meeting: of 1111» timi-
11111-11c111 Civil Service 11111111111 associa-
tion held at the Elton in Waterbury.
Saturday night. Secretary W.."l'.111.
11 the 11111 department was the 111111
-ipnl speaker He was loudly cheered
'11111 sinilod as 11111111111111 allusions 11'1-1'1-
tnade by the speakers 111‘ the evening
as a possible presidential candidate in
11108.

A number of prominent 1111111 from
various parts of the state. and Water-
bury 1heu of prominence to 1111-, 1111111-
1111' of about 200 \vcro present

Ida-"banquet was presided over by
Prof. Henry W. Furnani, of New 1111-
vcn. president of the association.
Mayor William E. 'l‘homs .wclcmuud
the guests and William H. Corbin. of
Hartford. was toastmaster. The speak
1rs following the banquet were Prof.
i‘nrnaui. who spoke on the work of 11111
muocinlion: Colonel N. (l. Osborn, of
New Haven: Rev. Charles A Dias
more. of Waterbury. and Secretary
qui.

[11 his address Secretary Tait said
.1111 unmiclpal "milflhlnti" kept the poo
pie out of their own. The only 11111111-
1111 of keeping It down win to take
away the power by which it was made
and the merit system took away the
Instrumentsllti The secretary had
something to any of the still 10111111111,
in; evils of the system 18 to fourth:
class postmastershlps and the tome
111.111.1111 urged that municipal gov-
erameuts be reformed which Would be
a 1110p toward the removing of blots
higher up. _ .The secretary clomd with,4
1111 confession of the sauce of personal
obll 11111111 for the race tlon He was

hio man. but he cit very much
at home in Connecticut. lie referred
humorously to 11111 days at Yale and
1h 1111111Viontwrodihpblo-mm'ccu at
11071111 of Villa 1111111. which 1111.11 wip-
ed antral] of their (Infants at 0111111110
and had 1111 we that 11011111 good could
route mi 11111. 1

it was a Taft dinner all through and
there ware all kinds of enthusiasm for
the genial accretiu'y. from Yale cheers
to the 011111111117 sort of applause . ‘

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Come and see our
Spring “Line of
MRTTINGS

“A woso TO THE Wise:
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A. .1. ANGIEVIIIE 1 5011.

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Charts“. Dcw’ s.

HARDWARE.

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A 111131 all Trades

II not W cm p‘IoplI want Winn they

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“No, only she won't admit that" she
was old 1111111111111 to be married of the
time of the war."1—:Cloyciund Leader

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whilewe can make
prompt: connects

ions. Postal brings

representative.

Goon. Railway and
Lighting Co.

m... ._£_Mw

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We consider this sea-

son’s line the best

we ever had.

 

DEOIIRAIOR.

TELEPHONE-462.
10 FIRST 31'. . E. NORWAVLK.

 

841 1906

PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING '1

HOT WAi‘I‘ERE TING.

still-R1911

emotion Mania Fm“.

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1" RICHMOND RANGES?
THE 50m & HOTCWKISS
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died a short time afterwards.

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of age. who Was walk gyhreu this
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dealy ill
15111 and
His
death was due to exhaustion and ex-
posure. ills relatives in Pittsflcld llch
claimed the body

 

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Sid T'l‘lln Washington, May 1.1—1?

' 11.11 1'r1111a11.p1'esldent of the Union.

Pacific and allied lines, addressing an
audience of Seattle business mob last
night. denied that ho is opposed to
the Panama Canal, but warned the
people against what he termed the
anti-railroad agitation," which is now

‘so pronounced throughout the country.

 

A dollar in 11111111 1111910th two loan-v
ed to a friend.

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New you. Re‘alt y- 'o‘wnerI Ca.
figs-oi sold at $1011 each in amounts
annually from date of issue. Business
established ten years. Ten thounnd
checks paid for profits, .1111. increased
.Blfl’plul, Ihow‘ results. Particular. on
request.

B. 1.. COBURN, 11.1.1111 A Int.
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89UTH NORWALK. CONN.

TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.

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CAPITAL. 1 .

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anemone

.—-_

‘eunPLus AND PROFITQ.
‘ $173,500.00

cowm H. MATHEWSON, Pm.
JOHN 11, KNAPP. Vice-Pr“.
JACps M. LAYTON, GIIhier.

____..._

DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace M‘Irvin
Christian Swan: John H.1nght.

Fred H. Rowan.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

FRANK c.
VAN scor.

PLUMBING,
STEAM,

\ HOT WATER,
AND
GAS FITTING.

Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.

50 South Main Street.
Telephone 427.
South Norwalk, Chum;

Two SOUTH NORWALK MIN IN
Luck.

Both had Endow'meuu paid them
this month by the Conh.| General Life

ins Co. The investment was so good
they insured again in the lam. com
puny. Why don't you?

P. H. FIELD, General ’1an

UnltId lInk thin. 80. Nil-willy 06M
TIIIphonI 836—6.

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to 111711111 our cuItchrI tho but the
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handIcm wall covIrlnuI thlI IIIIon
we think I crowning triumptli. WI IrI‘
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thIm. \

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rections on package,
spoonfuls of sugar and pit 1. ..
which has been baked. j .
Meringue made with the.
two 6511111111. This is enoudh
large or three small pies. -
filling. prepare as above and
between layots to the desire
noes. Five choice savers.
Tapioca. Vanilla, mange-M
Chocolate and Strawberry."
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..0u1- rooms a special featuro.
and Electric nghtI thrcuaho
cry room heated.

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Finely stocked cafe III on
A full line of Ackar, MIrr‘I .
dlt Co's celebratod Wines.
Cigars always on hand.

T. J. SULLIVAN, Props!
Telephone Call, 396-1113..

’1be tonic Blend P11

lbnd spring Tonic.

Two In one,

1501: and $1011 ‘
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AGENCIES.
ALL INSURANCE, REAL £939 1
MORTGAGES.NOTAR1,Y 1‘1"}:
BOAT TICKETS PROBATE 39

 

should be equipped with a"
snow white. oneplece "Stand”
celain Enameled Lavatory I 1 .
Have you ever stopped to '11 11
how deiighfully convenient
be to hava hot and cold 1111111111
in your dressing chambe
lag apartment of first floor
room? Its presence would at!
the hlgest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you price
plumbers are strictly 'co :3
chanics,1houelt and roll

Horace R

CORNER MAIN AND
80th Norwnlk,

«ya-u...“ ...—.

DAVID W. RAY
Funeral Direct“
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