mfi"""'l
Gill-if 111; ouoeotn'rhs ..-.81lc lb.
lilac Pharmacy.
martian s‘ BRADLEY. more.
21p m 8111 some 11. six
1.1.0111 till-.1
it! i
1"‘Tm steamer Addie v.1wdlltilo West-
511011 yesterday morning after albums.
The members of the Junior Band en‘-
joyed a lecture by Dr. E. ii. Gumbart.
last evening, at their regular meeting.
L. M. Taylor. the new foreman at the
Colonial Column Company. is. to re
side ill Rowan street. His household
effects arrived yesterday.
Emerson Ayres will lead the meeting
”of the Epworth» League tomorrow at
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
The subject of the meeting will be
Serving'by Example.
A large meeting of the choir of the
East Avenue Methodist Church Was
held last evening at the chur.cb The
organization of the chorus was com
pleted and some new music was tak-
en up.
A small kyoodie dog. which was
playing on the Washington street
bridge yesterday evening was struck
by an Automobile. The kyoodle dog
stopped playing (or good and all. af-
ter which there was a funeral.
...._..
Satin, Devil or Demonism will betils
subject of the sermon by Jlev. James
W. Davis tomorrow evening at the Ad
vent Christian Church. ‘The sermon
which is to be preached by request.
promise sto be a very interesting one.
———I.
Friday evening the pastor of the Ad-
vent Church is to hold service in the
mission hall at Noroton. A number of
workers will accompany illlll and the
meeting will no doubt be an interest-
ing one. The Birchard sisters will
sing. .
- ”m
Captain Charles DuCross harbored a
friendiess dog which came along the
other day. took it ill and fell i1 and
yesterday while atelllptiug to pet 11111
nation), it turned alld bit his hand
.quite severely. The animal will not
do it akaln unless is undergoes a pro
cess of metempsychosis.
The plans for the new Christ Church
are expected to arrive today. They
will be inspected tomorrow by R1. Rev.
Chauncey B. Brewster. bishop of the
Diocese of Connecticut. and the build-
ing committee of the parish. The
committee will hold a meeting on
Tuesday night to decide upon the
plans.
qua—v
Comment was excited this morning
here by the appearance of the huge
columns thirty. feet long and five feet
In diameter. which were shipped to
Atlantic City. N. J.. by 1he Colonial
Column . Manufacturing Company.
'i‘helr great size and unwiediy bulk
created some doubts of their ever
reaching t e freight station in safety.
but carefu management prevailed. and
they were put onxlhe cars wltllolu
mishap.
Considerable di'iliculty has been ex-
poricnced in finding stone of u sails-
'fulct'dry character' with which to con:
street the rip rap spent the new Peck' s
_Iledge lighthouse. Most of the stone
" which can be secured hercabouts 1119
round boulders. What is needed. how.
ever. is sharp lagged rocks and 11.13
likely that they Will have to be secured
out of town. Enough of the boulders
will be used to make a bed for the
sharper stones to rest upon.
nowavron.
Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt was 11 visl.
tor in South Norwalk yesterday.
"rue Ladies Auxiliary of the Hood
company will meet with Mrs. (luldcr,
Tuesday night 1117:30.
The English Literature Class will
meet on Tuesday evening hereafter at
Miss liacltley' 8 studio.
m
Maryland strawberries are now fol-
lowing the North Carolina berries to
the northern markets and it is the
gallant expectation that the prices
will be lower than for. many years.
mam Popper. the w‘eil- known tenor.
‘01: Jill? 11 Will so on an extended tour
1.111%!”th 11nd. iroiand. Wales and
r. Pepper expects to cl
his 0'studio. in Bridgeport during 1 a
summer months.
toll tillt Church Rev.
hauling. ill-0:1?” 1111111014036 11. m..
. 'l- pres 41 services.
" Milli lib lect1A tird. Question:
in W' is Your Master? 11: 45.
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evening service the
on Howie’s ‘Me
Class meeting. Tuesday 7: is; mayor
meeting. Thursdayl 7: 46.
Robotil'fimlth
Phone Ill-I. Imp. coon.
' oAkinil Alto aonoron.
E. T. Bates purchased two new
homes yesterday.
Andrew Taylor bought a valuable
horse yesterday at the 'l‘arlov auction.
A very succesful cake sale was held
on ’lilursday night by the ladies of
the Dorian Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Stoorza leave
this ilI'tGl‘lbDOll for Northcnstlc. N. Y..
to visit Mr. Stoorza‘s parents.
Yesterday. while driving to the horse
sale at 'l‘ariov 111.011 the Turnpike. Jntk
Keatlng's carnage upset. He was not
hurt. and treated the matter as a Joke.
George Marsh. 11 corporal in Com-
pany A. First Squad. C. V. Cavalry.
died at the Norman Soldiers‘ Home.
Wednesday.
interment took place yesterday.
The violations of the speed law by
automobile owners are becoming more
frequent in Darleh every day. and the
town officials are thinking of taking
some decided action to prevent the
disregard for the law.
Rev J. H. Hoyt. of the Congrega-
tional Church. of New Canaan. has re-
ceived a call 'to become resident chap-
lain of the Soldiers' Home at Norotou.
and has the matter of acceptance un-
der serious consideration.
wns'rpon'r.
Joseph Hyatt made a business trip
to Norwulk yesterday.
Mrs. Oliver Jennings has been enter.
taining a sister fronl Bolloken. N. .i.
”L
E. N. Sipperiey is slowly regaining
his health and his improvement dur-
ing the past fortnight is marked.
Harry Sherwood is assisting In the
case brought by Vanderbilt Alien vs.
the Sanitarium Company. in Bridge-
port.
Today the fate of the Beacilside inn
appears to be uncertain. so far as be.
big opened this season. it can scarcely
be credited that the popular hostelry
will not bid for public patronage again
this year.
The town is taking on its accustom—
ed summer gaiety and many of the
young set who havo been awsv at
schools throughout the winter are here
or soon 10 arrive. [Iv1\1bMy 11111111
is activity in the line or beautifying
the home sulroulldillgs.
PLANNING Fba SUMMER TRAINS.
*-
New Haven Road Officials in Confer-
ence on Schedule.
There was a meeting of the division
superintendent and higher operating
officials of the New Haven road at
the general offices of the cvompany in
New Haven yesterday. at which the
1111111111 ot a summer timetable was
taken 11p. it is understood that the
company intends putting onlsome new
trains this summer. especially on the
Shore Line and New York division.
and as usual the service on the 111)
state lines will be put back to the old
summer standing. According to the
information given out by an ofllcial
the new service will not go We effect
until Monday. June 11. This part of
the rcad's program was virtually 1113
older! at a meeting of the officials held
afew years ago.
The road is planning to make this
a blg'excurslon year. Every season
the company runs a number of trains,
for which excursion rates are made to
all points of interest on the system
and many of these are operated from
inland cities in this state to New law-
en with Bavln Rock. the White City as
the attraction to dray the crowds. The
company. it is said. will run more of
these trains this year than ever before.
although man of these planned last
year were tel ill-es on account of un-
favorable weather. A good summer
business is expected by the road. but
whether there will be plenty of " vol~
vet " as the profits of the excursion
trains is known. depends on the math
or entirely.
SIMPLON TUNNIL INAUGURATIII.
DOMODSOBSOLA. itsiy. May 19.—~
The Blmpion tlmllei was inaugurs
today by King Victor Emmanuel. who
the Swiss side of the mountain. 4
royal train passed through the twsl
miles of tunnel drawn by a steam.
glue. the electric motors not be
shy. 011 reaching the initial,
tile tunnel. It ll height of 2.200
shove the sod level. the king was limit
to excisim:
"it is a cyciopic work, the result 11
hot! .I. costar
Wood 1 o expenditure of
W?
'» .. Videos. of Windsor Melts. Child.
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curable 11111101111111. the mails Irate
' 1.051913%“
' ter remaining there a year she come
He was 74 years of age. ‘
town we
31‘ :ullmu'
51mins was l'r'eaclled' some of
”landfill the task. :1 A wreck
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left here at 10:13 a. 111.. for Brlqus till ‘
‘i‘li . 1111111th
‘ {only}; a 1%
. Milo _
NEW YORK, ”Milli law-When 11111.11
neared before Magistrate Moss
ixioodlyearlhltl ' 11 "lo
I9! a "Dull. Ill-
‘pieaded with the womsn to retest and.
another chance.
the magistrate turn“. g
inhalants the allotn '
otluir chillies. and w on
said she would take the girl to her own
home and would tr ipculcate re-
spbct for the plumb” rich :1 of others.
Florence is an 0111111111. her smother
dying when she was an infant. and
her father when she was 8
She formerly lived in East 112d street
The til-cull When her father died 1111s
was left with 11 stepmother. She ran
away from her stepmother. and was
taken in by her uncle. John McGaflney.
111m. 098 East lSiltll street. He 111111111
not care for her. as he hadhseven child-
ren of his own. slid the Children' 3 So
ciety. taking up her case. had her com—
mitted to the Catholic Protectory Af-
out and went to live with her aunt
Mrs. Videon, in Windsor woke. Her
aunt now says that though she has
affection for the girl and would like to
keep her her stealing habits have
made it impossible.
There are nine in the family of Miss
Stevens. who is the daughter of 17111101-
man Stevens. of the Harlem Police
Court. but she said she thought there
would' be room for one more She has
taken children into her home beio‘xe. to
keep them for a while but novel made
such all oiiel 11s in this case She said
she would 11y to get work for the girl
and make a good woman of her. Mrs.
Videon was willing. Magistrate Moss
consented. and the mattel was arrang-
ed as Miss Stevens proposed.‘
CONFIDENCE IN REAGINC CLERK;
SpIIkIr cannon Says Their Efficiency
And integrity Hod Never Been
Questioned. \
WASHINGTON May 19.~Sp9alicr
Canaan inatanced his confidence in
the reading clerks of the house yester-
day. Mr. Williams. lMiss.) during
the filibllslering against the bill to
pay Samuel Lee $10,000 for expenses
incurred during his contest for a seat
in the 47111 Congress. stated that he
him as voting when as a matter of
fact the member was 1101 in the city.
He said he thought on severaroo
cnslolls be had heard clerks respond
for nalllcs of members, but he could
not be certain of this because his own
hearing was 1101 good. 011 this ocoa
sion. however. be had disilncly heard
the clerk vole the member and he
thought there ought to be a more care
in! calling of the roll.
Speaker Cannon replied that the of.
flclellcy and integrity of the clerks at
the Speaker's desk had never been
questioned. [11 fact their worth and
honesty were known in every plumber,
He said that ill this great hull with
the great membership in the house it
was almost impossible at times to
hear members respond and he thought
that in 11 moment of thoughtlessuess
the. clerk. may have responded wilout
consideration. He believed that the
taking of the votes in the house
was on a high plane of integrity.
Mr. Williams replied by saying that
he did not desire to impugn the mo
tires of the clerks. He asked only
for 11 proper record.
YALE-HAHVARD ATHLETIC
MEET.
Both Sides Confident of Winning the
Events It fitstilum Today.
CAMBRIDGE May lit—Tile pick of
the athletic representatives of Her
vard and Yale Will meet today at the
Stadium for the annual track and held
games between Ibo two universities.
Harvard men are confident that the.
team which was so overwhelmed two
weeks ago will be able to break the
string of defeats which the wearers
of the crimson have suffered ill the
past few years and wrest victory by
a comfortable score from Yale.
Yale men. on the other hand. while
despairing of their track team at the
beginning of the season. have been so
encouraged by the decisive victory
over Princeton, last week. and the
splendid showing of the men. that they
hope for a Yale victory by a close
tor-collegiate half mile chdmpion who
ran in the Olympic gullles at Athens,
has cheered the supportcls of the blue
and if he is in term he is looked upon
as practically a sure winner in the
half mile 1m
So far this your Harvard hIs been
strong ill the track events and medi-
hopes only for places in 11111 dashes.
runs. _‘
VALLEY DIVIIION FREIGHW'
WN‘GK. ' ' ' 1‘
Frsi ht TrIln Piu you into other 111-
“ lip-ca cull-3.114111111111111 9‘11
eltehfiter Cfllgttgi‘lllgfldly all.
take her home, saying so pretty and '
apparently loilll'ell a child should have ,
Mrs. Videon remained obdurate, and * '
is dolls"
'ears idqs‘sylng' that he s
' 9 in his furtaer’
R " " . ‘
had heard the name of a member cal- 8 rl gerfl DPS
led had that the clerk had recorded ‘ ' ’
and at prices that are way below your
score. The return of Parsons. the in R
acre in the field events. while Yale .
the half mile and one of the distance:- .
» 4. “ii ‘ rm ‘ 1m
Koch. 11' return“ 11 to Equatorial At-
not 111111111111 in order to continue
"11 dtudy ol‘ diseases been
written to the Beriln'tiédicai a'nciety
elated
be 111111 resigned the pr’ecide'ncy of the
society. ‘
BRANFORD. May 19. «41011111 bevy.
a dry goods merchant. dropped dead
at his borne here last night. more dis-
ease being the cause. He leaves a
widow and four children.
m
CHANGE MADE 1N RATE BILL.
WASHINGTON. May litw'l‘he So-
uste'strurk out of the rate making
provision of the rate bill wards “ in
its judgment." vane 50. pays 24..
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TWO' IOUTH NORWALK MIN IN
LUGK.
Both had Endowments psld them
this month by the 0011M GesIrIl Life
ins. Co. The investment was so good
they insured again in the some oom-
pllny. Why don't you?
.._..-.p.
F. H. FIELD, GInIrIl Annie
UnltId flank Bldg.
‘rlI Iph Inc
80- "fall's 00.0
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CHAMBER hopelessness HAV-
me A POSITIVE par AIR CIRCU-
LATION.
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asx non canteens.
ChariIsE'. Dow’ s
HARDWARI.
us wartime-roll emu.
Films 107-!
. Dill! Irons '
is' full of wenderfuliy attractive Ir-
ticles. if you come and look around
a bit you will surely find it possible to 1'
supply many of.
YOUR WANTS
expectations.
This is housecloaning time and can
generally feels like fixing up the house
I. little Sometimes a few dollars
spent in lace Curtains. Portihrs. or 11.
ug mailers big difference in a room.
Whether you want the small furnish-
ings or wish 1) furnish a house com-
plete you'll find what you want here.
A. J. ANfileNE & SON.
m all-11111111611 ~I1. Iouel Norwsik.
will“: lllnlnur 12c
DLUEF'IBH .......................1!c
WEAKFISH..................-.... 80
1508mm . 7c
HADDAM. Ma 19. ~A trill '
wreck which bloc ed the VIiidy‘
vision for about We hourfl‘bllell
early teddy 111111111 place. ,
the old burned freight cars It
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View and who
., lion! and
rails. Conductor
northbound f :
I w or took up its
a m%ll were clear
allittls tom me helm; ,
"' CONI'UL WYNNI ‘AIRIVI‘I
of study. seven yum: NEW? When,
l'f'ol'l'l‘ll' “All
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memfl VIII|IODOOIIOIIIIICOOODI 7c
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w'nlli 11911 to In Install tops Marlyn DEBS 1811
; «all. 1111111111111 stools.
" jot D W Whittle.
seem so later ‘
“searches. slippe- ’
ially 111 connection with the “sleeping"!
Sickness" that he will not return to ‘
Germany for two years and. therefore .
summon Minotaur packs"
1: Ac 1 - '
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ro . Nil lied Slates
N'u‘vai 1311111111an 1111th giving
the tunnel or in“ officers who were
ghouls and who‘vdluntesred for ditty
lion disaster overlook the Golden
Ohio 111 or.-
'll'llelle oihcers were stills Li 1:. D11.-
lieutenant RA .Udell.strlne Corps.
Ii GINO IVAN 'i‘ DIAD. .
up” NORTH!!! Q My 13-11
tile country as the
dad mother of Mrs. W.“ Moody. died
teddy from apoplesy. Mrs. Whittle
was sixty-nine 160.13%, of ago. Most of
her life was Iggt lg (inking
21 lbs. Granulatedsll'z‘h '33!”
Jones’, Pillsbury‘s and Gold
‘Medai Flour, per beg. . . . . .701:
The' Best Eight Creamery
Butter, per lb. . . .24
a
New Assortment of Fancy
Mixed Cakes. per lbz......xoc
1’4 Cottage Ave. East Norwalk.
Phone 223 3. '
SUNDAY
Was a good day to use 'a
GAS RANGE.
The other day: are:
Mondau
Tuesdall
Wednesdall
Thursdall
Rider and
Saturdau
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We consider this sea—
son’s line the best
we ever had.
' intention. “i
Tutsi-scum
10 "MT “11 ' I NGHWM-K.
0113!. and .
Mrs. Abbie W. Whittle. Widow of MI— .
W11 throughout '
I ill evsllge'list
‘ llsndsomo wall Iovsrilm this IIIIon
anxious to hive your ”emulation
‘ ml White Within
$i‘ 1:11 a
Ilu's' Pill regulg'ly. as required.
There is no medicine for the sim-
pie life, or the strenuous. like 1
Sold 'lllv'Irywhors In hoses 10c. and else.
11311
snow 11 MAN "CHOOKED TO
o: 1'11
A
NEW YORK. hilly 19 .mMsrtin p111.
coil, 11 'longsllorema‘n. while starving
was given a free meal todsy,and wofs
choked to death by a piece of pork
chop which he had hurriedly attempt
ed to swallow The longshoremaa
reverai days. and when 11 friend of-
fered him a drink he said he would
rather eat.
MR8. DAVIS BETTER.
NEW YORK. May iii—Mrs. Jeffer-
son Davis condition was reported to
day as greatly improved. . The family
are now hopeful of a complete reco-
very.
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FRlDAY EVE’NING,MAY11TH. "
Music by F ull .Drchesira
FROM 2 To “5 AND s To 10:30.}
ALL Kmos or REFRESHMENTS.
J. DISESA, Prop.
1847
PLUMBING AND STEAM”.
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
GTOVEB AND RANGES.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING,
an no 8mm Fitting,
GII Fixtures, Metal ceiling. Etc. ,.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
COMPANY
17 WALL eraser.
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VAN scov.
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper-
and Zinc. .
at
'50 South Main SM
“le11de 427.
South Norm Canal.
WlihamEMceker
canal-II
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81111111 11131111119.
Honest Work and Annie Ex-
patients.
HIM 81.. South limit.
tonnes roar omen so: In
Wall Pipers
. . 1 "If“
WI hive IudIIvmd II III than
to Ill-Ina our customIl-I the last the
mullet Ifi‘ordsd, sad our IIlIItlon If
we think I crowning triumpth. We on
“will.
tour hm HInIIrI mum-1111
musing wsll pIle'.
inclinations iinnehnislligu
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Window Ill-III. MI. Iranian.
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Cloth Window lilo“. with Mud.
“and. MID Filt-
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had eaten only a few mouthfuls for ‘
THE Jones & HOTCHKISS'
NORWALK.
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tacos M. Isl/1'9
s. H. 11.11.11...
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Joslsll R. MIMI! J.
sum-mic
JACOB M. DAY QR
REAL” ESTATE AND, IN
Aasncv
5 Railroad Ave}, to it
RIprIunting some of til
sod most 1.1111111. 1qu
panics in the bus
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Telephone Call 1111
Spams
Shore Dinners and All Kindii
Food Cooked to Cl
Bathing and f ”
Bath Houses to Renti)
1100 to Iloflooo my. a 11’
11' from date of infill
established ten years. .
checks paid for profits. .
surplus. show results.
request. .
R. L. COIUNN. acne , -‘
is So. Molina Bo '
EUROPEAN 151.41“
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Ind EIIctl-lo 1.19111. W ‘
PinIiy stocked Oslo
A full line of flicker. of
tilt Co's celebrated WI
cigars Iiwsys on 111111.
1‘. J. SULLIVAN
should be 111111!
snow white} chop
celsln Enameled Lav ,
Have you ever “11- ‘
how delighfuiiy collv
hole th0 hot and cold
in your dressinfc .
log apartment 0 ii
room? its presence would
the blast degree of
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plumbers are Ito
«insoles, honest 5:43;;
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