l.‘ i '."i’ 1 .1111 W11
121F011 .tflorwalk and vicinity: tail- to-
night and Tuesday warehouse:
have been dulte‘ general during the
past 24 hours between tho“I Rocky
Mounts! lull! sh 1111111111111 Riven
.An areaugt’m igh‘ hpgcsnure «algal this,
morning over Michigan is act as
cool pleasant weather flom the west-
ern portion of the lake region. east.-
Ward to the coast. This area will move
slowly eastward and rodueetln this
vicinity pleasant went er. with very
little change in temperature during the
next 36 hours.
Our Brothers IndgeJ. o. o..."F 111
Norwalk will meet this evening.
Regular meetings or Ddliglas Few»
ler Post and Palestine Castle will be
held this evening
it is wonderful whntla little careful
lgrooming will do for a woman. it' s in
tsplration' and sweetness. it's delight-
ful and «bewitolling‘. ’The effects at
noi‘quersI Rdhky mountain Tea. :15
cents, Tea orTablets. Plalsted's
‘Drug Store
Miss Bessie May Smith of Ely ave-
nue. in visiting at the' home of letter-
son. Hunt. in Bethei.
W '
A daughtci was born early StilidIny
tn'iolnlng to Mr. and. Mrs Phillip Good-
will. of the Spring Hill road
Samuel Manny has resumed his po-
bitten as night mullagm of Augustus
Rehelle’s lunch Wagon in South Main
atl'eet.
Mrs. Kerby and daughter. Miss liar-
riet Kcrby. who have been visiting ill
Norwaiw returned home to Brooklyn
y Werday.
Mr. 1.1111 Mrs. Clarence Kench‘, of.
Chappaqua New York, are the gilIesla
of Mr. and Mrs Charles H. 61110.0
Gerard Place.
Howard Smith who recently joined
the United States <y.Nav has been
spending salient turlou h at his home?
In Camp street Norwa iIl. ,
I"GcncrnIlly debilitated 1.11 were.
Had sick headaches, ‘iacked ambition.
was wmn out and at r1in-'.dou11 llur-
dock Blood Bitters made mo‘n well
woman "—1Mrs Chas Freitoy. M110sup5
Conn.
I"'.’.'I:I
The annual commioacement exercim
rochial school are:
ternoon ht lock.
es of St. Mary's
being held this it
Wood’s Hall beginning at 2: 30 oclock;
Ell-Lieutenant ”Governor Edwin 0.
Kceier of Nor,wnlk will sail with Con
June 28. Mr. chlor
tloli nature for Mr. Keeler.
Announcement. of the death of i‘rotl
George Barker Stevens. of Yale Divi-
lilty School. which appeared ill the to'
legrapll column of yestfl‘cldays Satur~
day's paper was received with sinrer
rcglet by Mr. Stevens’ many friends in
this city. Mr Stevens was a Congrega.
tional clorgymanlaud in that capncit
had supplied the pulpit of the Soul
Norwalk Congregational Church upo
many occasions.
1
i
the Boston Store
"M .121”
”1..
1
1, ,1 .,._. 1.
”fidWfi? Tillie“ mm which
V'Pho 111111
111.11 111.
.- " " -“--- E11212 the
thrill ii
. . Drugglct.
BI North Main St.
.. ’ —-—--i- '
Connection for all nor
hound cars can be made'
.6.
ill.
Special bargains at Go, or corporations.
IPain's fireworks at Germs
the best ('
Buy ‘your fireworks h n 1902' there were 3.167 commer-I
Good stock indf‘lliltht
Continuation (it sat Immelclal systems the mileage was
nishings at Reed‘s; S 795715111111 the number of
Clifford. Pharmacy.
Dr. H. C.
Bola, Pennsylvania.
tales of the Bridge public exchanges.
John Neury.a
of lame street. is
enjoying an auto
folk, Connecticutm
» south Main strec
friends in New
in Waterbury.
yesterday in 11
been spending
brother Joscpl it.
ll
l
l
0
h
“a
Cleanliness ls'the lirst law 01 beau-
ty; also til
ter what or complexion ills
second and third. No nint-
are,
liolllster's Rocky Mountain Tea will
cure them.
Plalsteds' Drug Stole.
35 cents, Tcqur Tablets.
A physician who has his 'phone
close to his bed when he retires, was
awakened by the rinlllli: of the hell
the other night and instantly had, the
receiver in his hands. . 1“i' 111' 1111111
to
make you got 11p" said a feminine
voice, to which the doctor replied.
"OI
at. P not up." WWhy, whom in
gear ll’olephonc'!" asked the lady.
Cllnlii
“RI it here on my stomach,"
11111511111111.2111 the doctor enjoy
the joke hugely.
Mr and Mrs. 11: 111 wbcs‘locldmlr.
and M111. .4. ii. Wesson. Joseph
eti‘
l1
Lombardi A.Tcl11sio, M. linker, New
0 It, 8.1laberman. Bernard Ah
MIA. 0.". Kilorr; Oharlc'il mxw
l'il.
.WWIILMMe. South Norwaik: do. '11
dill. New Haven: Ml‘. and
it. C. Jones C. it}. lioyt. Bessie Keel
er, Fred niniond. Chicago; Mr. an
Mrs. Charles F. llolt. Kenneth lilti-
wardll, Bridgeport; Dwight Smith. Bus-
11.11
C. .llunt, Port Chester; Mr.
wife,
.16
. 1,111.11.
l.1..lii Warner, await-town;
an
rs. H. A. Bovey. it. '1‘. Henley and
M Worcester: P J. Hater. Dnnbury.
were guest recently at the “quth
‘1 1 _. “13W ’ .1
, 3.; l2;inij MI
I 61% hind
today to bcg3‘
las night at
hig il'
ney._ of West
on Friday.
gressman E. J. Hill fol Europe. 1111 {‘"W ”“9“ 3““
lvvll accompany
Mr Hill in his .tmir to alcohol dcna
luring plants. The jonl‘niiiy is of 11 11111.11
has declared .fim’
idond at. the
payable on andto
South Norwtilk
us until" 111111111
the Brotherhood
v volition.
Prompt delIVery
General Russell":
Mr. and Mrs.
"Chick" Merri‘
3
Br
Miss Emily
l M e
Edwal 1i Body,
tail in the l lent
. . and
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Mar nod when.
Mrs. Rusclwutk
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talk;
..
, 1i-
Milled and Hug.
11y White and
ass Willianls.i11k
Ml'iv-
’i‘iie 181111111 I
Henry 0. Ti. tr.
.4444...
(opp-d.
' a token 11111111111111“ 1111 -,~111e 111111116
5 prescrlv
lllI InIcll ht bl!a
IIltl..
Robin
. 1'--—-—-’ont 11111111 the service; .
The week of the greatlv-i—Indcptmdent farmer oi
see is. including all lines having no
Spock]! sale of tol ms the mileage was 70.915.1111d the
Sharer 11-]
‘ .scvd'nlcntllb of the wills 1111113111111 1011..
ltonths of the wage chrome and paid-
. 3i persons. that
. 66 times a your and that each tele-
‘ ll'as"beoli"11ultlvnted “by tile managers
volley 0c
y made
tom 13‘ T111 ti. Martin. or
in “SW“ 11111 agent. The report in
ll“! c“? c ill-st shown in 1.1111 coals»
1‘
lug 11111111111 townoarlll tort :
so noti anti‘utelcphony was" int the
6ldgpt 1' of development.
.,n however; telephon‘y‘hlii
- 11 ‘ sillih' ant extent thattlt
In a d"61‘11’é'érllllhy in physical and
=ln ~ install
hone militant. opv‘
or dare til .t rec-tourtii or the
I 11.1.1111 reported loribo but; lets.
. on and wlogruphs. gave employ.
lo 1) seven tout 13 ol the wage:
,paid 11111111 'tha'n two-thirds of ,
rn gee. received more than two-
11' or the total revenue, and paid '
1 than twethirds of the total ex-
. 0 1 (.1,
“telephone systems are divided
liree classes as follows:
Commercial 4 systems. including
ystems 1111.11.11.11 by individuals? .
Mil till systems; including all '
peratod through a mutual;
ngenlent among persons deriving
rural
iilar exchange or central office.
i systems. 994 mutual systems, and
85 independent. rural lines For the
tale:
lunch 225,981; for the mutual sys
labor of telephones 89,3111; and (01‘.
to. independent lines the mileage was
:32?’ and the number of telephones _
in connction with the commercial
11d rural systems, there was 10.361
The pay stations
nlillib‘e'reti 80. 870 of which 327. 477 were
autonmti
The number of salaiicd employees
enmlgcd. ill the telephone service wuss
14.124 and the avelagc number of
'Wagecarpors 1114.~ti211.'r11c-amount
paid in salaries was $9,885, 86 and in;
wages $26 369. 735.
Although thIcre were only 44 Bell
systems in 1902. they: reported about 1
all telephone systems mole than onc~
hall of all the telellhonoaalld threw
fifths of the messages or talks during
the year. They employed ovol seven
niliiost l'eur- fifths of the wages.
The number of messages or talks”
teportcd for the ycal was 5.080. 551
553: or these. 4.949 349.109 w true local
exchange calls and 120. 704.. it were.
long distance and tell culls.
tho led ill the total 111.. 1591'
messages with {158 ,7.07 801 and ”1
linois was next with 5411111532. in
long distance and tell traffic Pensyh
vanta, wmi filthdvith 220409.621 mes-
sages; and New York was a close sec-
ond. with 20,370,024. I. Tile greatest
number‘of‘local messages. 547,238,743;
was reported for Ohio, and the next
largest, (186.744.349. for lillnois.
The report shows that on the liver-
agc there was one telephone to every
each poison tulkcd
pliom1 was email! ,'190 times.
The distribution of telephoucs. the
Ilse of 11111 l1 instrument. and tile 1111111
her of messages per 1upitl1 do not tit--
pend iipoil density of population.
.Amomz' the other factors are the kind
of population. the nature of the pr-t1
VIaillu f industries. the tariff charged
for to column service and the assidu-
lty with which the telephone habit.
of the companies supplying service.
all: 1900 there were 15157 incmpor-
Miss Amelia ii
the Now" music
Music ill lloston,- -l’-Med' in 1W2 wi
ant visit at the
her is requested
—.~——
the cottage oi M
at Fairncid Bone.
have arranged to
Matilde l’ur,k Brl
11111111111111.
city in assisting”
n
,5 also hmexplal
be taken up
University.
“’ ‘h’lr‘ll. (mailed:
for ”(purpose
Foster. it'ccd stree i co. with one telephone in ii persons 1
-——--v‘w s the best telephoned city in the
There will be complied States in 1902, while Cleveland
meeting of the Whnked 'secend twith one telephone to-
at the Congregatl very 16 persons and Boston third.
nedny alteration afiitb one telephone (or every iii in~
The Woman 11 Re thi Hill,
inghaIm Post of No adopti
number of members .I
line weather liters...
The Decker and Phi clopliono along with the tale
the South Norwnik 1'
loll-”ll «Jul 0th
lug may. r41
11... 1111111111 11111110111116,
appear at the Norwnl it
mi. ‘6 Church. Wedimd” 4“ lid thc' number for Europe
plantation melodies and
The work of
W
3.111111111911111
man who ha‘d both legit cut
train in Norwalk some Week
Item that there has never bu
l'lmblo bitw
‘ herself. and 1?th 1111 11111311 11111
our. in not»: dram
13:“ 3‘ .1111 will 11115111111111 5111px.
. 'OOINOIDINGI.
" i suppose you may hearing your :
1111' 111111 tinct' its 1111111111 1111111134111" '
"You" anrwcred ll‘armcr.
1111.1 urban centres with 4.000 or more
inhabitants. Of there 1.002 were pro-
h telephone sys~
tents of some description. San Fran-
lllllfllllfi.‘ WW fI h t l h
rod tip 0 to cop one
tell malts 'VlilI followed by
11111111111111 imhlcdiatoly
the countries 0! Europe and more
41! lagh other parts of the world.
i iii the combatant: tie
meat of the telephone has been.
11 prints enterprise. in Europe
111ml remained almost exclusive-
hold 11. not to government control
“willie report 11 table is given chow
tclgphonc statistics all of Jan
1 05.
ll“
tor the United States
number of leis
r the ”United states was 3.
wt of the telephone in rc~‘
the colors
A 00‘ ominous is [induced in two
“49 be uhctliutingfltho long dill»
5W tli'oltilllc’raph
Wig widolyuparab‘
y obviating the hectic»
the telegraph within
a do not dilter trace
it”? dictation: they“
11 favor o the till.
lingo be on no a'
0
clarion is at a'
or a large:
V g. g
1- Itaiit "
t that time reinstall by Hill .
inception ill 1892.
-the allied.
in“ I
checking the amount oil
the two systems for .
~(litter. or words our
account on 111111. ‘
lbr getting inlet
OFF IF'OR EU ROPE
Ire
Wm. White foiiilci'ly
the
NOTE THESE PRICES.
Our blue surges at $10 can ’t be had elsewhere. for we are
the makers. of our own garments.
A complete line of Gent' 3 Furnishings at the lowest prices.
Dress Suit Cases, from 98c; o $
Children’ s' 'Walh dirt, from; 23$? ”: . “ "
Straw Halli from so to $2. 00. 1 ' ' ’
.’:.-1 ,f.
The steamship Fulllossin, of tho All-1
cllol. Linc. carried, among her passen-
gers today, from New York. 1
Whittaker. of this city, whose flilllillll
work on The Daily Advocate, since its
is so well known and
appreciated both inside and outside
“Mr. \‘Vhlttuker hours with
him the kindest and best wishes of his
many friends, including all of his co
workers in this establishment.
will enjoy a fell-earned vacation of 11'
60W“ 0! lhflillh‘fi 01' HO. visiting llllli'i‘“ tions from the works of Moidcussohn.
of interest in England
Scotland. and there is no chance of tonnes of the nu." Sea
I‘his having a better time
.IlTItvn’.’ friends in Stamford wish him to mum, 0f the p.995"... Stones.
a 11
Ansonia. Sentinel. and widely and lil-
torably known. in connecticut. news.
paperdom. will occupy
‘t1u" a dork during M1" Whitl
scnce. wStululord Adrbonkl. as: all
of>. . ..
llohcrt
lie
land and ‘
than his 1
of the
y l‘ai
Z‘l
still! a
'1
GET THE HABIT AND GO TO THE 1: «13314: mi 2.1., .-
(“twitch 1:: 12,111.15", ..
summer series of Sunday evening scr-
SPIECIAL SUMMIEI-R SNERVICEQ
On the first Sunthty of July. the
viccs will begin ill tho'lt‘irst Congre-
gational Church in Norwalk. At half-
past seven, 11 short service will be'
held on lilo porch of the clltirch'.I‘in,
which the quartet will assist. some)
familiar hymns will be sung, and the
pastel will 11111k11 a short address. At
7: 45, the sclvice. in the (thumb will
begin. The topics l'ol the in duel
selvicts lll't‘ us followzs
.liily lNl~Mlll4lchl service Sélcc-
July 8th—~N11t.'nlc service. The lto
Jilly lath—Nature sor.vic11 Tile Ro-
Jllly 23nd—Nuttue sci':,vito 'i‘he R0
stance of the Stars. .
'l‘lle armory hymns will he used at
those: Jilly scrubs ‘4. and printed pro
gi'nma. will be iut‘lllsiit d for the illusi-
Ma tallyltmc
can you get better values in Two-
Pic'ce Suits VI to 152' to (l.
at. thill storQI‘or a. ‘3... .1" 1 ?
If you are a prudent buyer you
cannot'lail to patronize this store.
biasing Salopf film. has. Skirts. Wilt
’ Wald Stills lull 'llt'lli'tboa is. '
‘callpclticmynnr
1
. skirts, drawers. .Sununcr sewlngia irk
I neck ribbon and bending trimmed, at 1
‘ tiwinlmod 75c and 98c. J . 1'1II
. > : ml...
MT
“fiendish"...
QQMEI YOUR Will/1. .
MUBLIN UNDERWEAR .,
A 111.111.411.111“ 01 muslin under- .
Wear,I1 nightgown». corset;- «covers,
1.30MB it Is needless it you'll investl- . '
gum these values. ..1 . . 1.
Muslin dluwcl's. plain and tucked, at
29c .
Embroidery and lace trimmed draw’- W. .
era at 50c.
Luce trimmed corset covers. low
250, 89c and 50c.
Gowns made low or high neck, plain
and embroidery trimmed, all 6061
Gowns plain. some tucked and lace
C
host
White muelin skirts. lace and em-
broidery t1 named at $1.25 and $1. 50. .
Lace and Iemb’mideryi‘” trimmed
skirts, tucked and made \vitlr' déep’1
licences. at bill . 2‘ . 9
dew display.
'11 E
Now be yd.
ii. {10. Now 3111: 551 and 9811 each
Ladies' linudsoiho White '
Specials in laidlcs’ and (‘hll‘dififl’sii
heat three days. ~ - . . o' 4..
.5 1411111 .211
.111 :1; 3' .3."
or magma 315...?
Ill will pay you to give us
will, Mm gctlsuch an tippers
are“ touch ices than 11031.:
{'1 $311 is? C". ' ’11,
11V ~;::.t,f‘1
11;; {1.1
or 1
Children in
white ribbed hose for 151: pair
consisting of shirt waist with detachable collar {11.1 belt, and extra
full skirt, with deep licence, special this week, 95c.- ~-
These suits are nude elastically-m page]: 111.1 [me ldwn in till”.
black and willie effects, guaranteed to launder well. See our win-
11 ‘.
RYAN '11.. co.
' ~‘ 86 Washington 586ml; South “Walk.
Iféle‘rllonc 474.
5 SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY. SATUFIIDAY AND MONDAY.
21000 yards Figured Lawns and W bite Goods, formerly sold for 16¢ I}; M 3&1
mlprmar rumbles N ’11, 8
losisry and Undorwclu ill a
A discount at 10% on all Trunks and Suit Cases bought during
our 1111. of 1111111111111... thcuitlcs. conclude; at
"has; his. Cream 21mm, Porch m
lggt billelt ll"
21? lell'n‘s 1111111111,.
1111:. marine W
holle’filwflfle pair. "
Men's Holder}. j
' ”hi”.
"all 4"“ “-
.. 4.411%,“
11:1 '1, :1 4.4:" ;
Wl‘ ,
was.
1" all—s
1,14;
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6 "us New; ii
' Maw 61"».
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