Amoufacturer bad a quantity of
Recitation—— be Na' 7, dule‘l't‘sn, '
MI was Brgoda.
0-
' . Ewenm
”14177 Dibble Allen has returned to
compositor 7.va with.
Dr. L 14.411191: of South
W.
”Mrs.” Augusta Jennings is entertain-
ing her son. Frank E. Nash. who for
’ the past three years has been with the.
U. S. Army.
' ,5!!! Banks. the aged mother of
pen which had been used as Little Miss Marlon Jarvis. - ' _
Men’s samples for a short the. Dash-A June lullaby, c- .’I W“: m“ “’“h a “no“ ““-
067 odor for tbs lot was Miss Ambler and 'liiss Lynch. ”'1 t “9" As “he “9 “1’01“ ‘0
not“ about the W911 Mt‘mfiefi‘h Recitation 7 stop I: the sidewalk she struck her
and 7777mm ”“3“ We m, magma” Raymond. head against the trolley signal box
801112 to cm them 1171’: we” at 9' Chorus, - - whichdI caused her to fall to the
ma . “'9 School. ; 570“” “Washer-sir
(“t-m . w. M0. f ' ' "‘
a. *3” Charles Petty.I WESTON-
Duet.
Mr. and Mrs. Brotherton.
Closing Chorus.
School.
Benediction.
Mispah.
Following the offertory there was a
' '. baptism, the candidate being Bert Du-
, fault.
(IIIerea'Hcsenood hunter of tbs
Sporty “silt. his laden enjoying a fur-
lough at his home here.
The monthly meeting of the May-
flower Hook and Ladder Company will
be held this evening at the truck house
' in Van Zant fitrcet
‘I'igov. James W. Davis and Rev. G.-
raeman, pastors of the Advent and
Methodist Churches respectively, ex-
changed pulpits yesterday.
subject of the meeting of the
Eu rth league or the East Avenue
N odist Church was upon the sub-
lecttpf Becoming Skilled Workman.”
W...
'est Boessmsrln, of 67 Van Zant
at .has a petition out for a sewer
to be laid through Van Zant street. and
Its pea that every owner of property
on; an Zant street will sign for it.
«9
y
[day and remained over
rhis brother, L J. Jones. Ho le-
to his home Sunday. taking
Mrs“ Jones' sister and her husband,
"15.4110 Mrs. Phillipson, of this place
or A. Jones, with his wife and
came up from Rutherford New
with his Pope-Hartford car, on
night
Ilium Smith will give an illustrat—
‘cture on "Birds" in Randalis
-Tuesday evening at 8 ociock,
lecture is given under the cus-
of Christ Church parish. No ad-
;:r'i71w""k be charged but a calico;
it he tslr en up.
.7. .James W. Davis leaves tomor-
ro, r a visit to Bristol, Conn, where
Ill be the guest of his dt'rughter
Holden He will visit other plac-
wsli and will remain away a
of weeks 3977. F 8. Ainswortll
‘ y and Rev. George E. Tyler of
I a week from next Sunday
‘Witt's Little Early Riser. Small
1 “safe pill. Sold by The Clifford
mncy and The Bridge Phar
00
i7 nova'rou.
Mr and Mrs. William Cushman, of
New York spent Sunday with Mr. and
M William A. Cdshman.
. dis railroad company is shortly to
is its danger signals on the
lmd system from red to blue. The
Iifita on the bridges and poles will re
main. as In the past.
intoxicated man with a well-fili-
ad tile of whiskey, 'on his way from
5071”! Norwaik to Darien, created a
diliigirbance on a trolley car Saturday
, ng, and a half dozen men. becom-
_red of his actions, lifted him bod-
m the car, as it. had crossed the
j e1 Raymn'od bridge and was'pass-
. rough Barton, and deposited him
' roadway, where he remained the
grogger portion of the night.
.- - young men of James E. Stevens’
y school class in the Rowayton
st Episcopal Church, gave a
‘ ntut‘day ev‘enirig which was a
succeits. There was a good at
'nce and the affair. with Its musi
” , literary program of much or
" llowed by refreshments, 4.17
Iy enjoyed. Those who ent'ertainL
more Preston Hart and Miss 097-
" Dibble In recitations; Mr and
'g'WJi‘ Ambler in a vocal duet;
' Mills a vocal solo accompanied
s piano. by. Miss Vivian Stevens,-
Preston nfiLfl and Tracey Ambler,
,
mando
‘ ldrcn’s Day ekercises were held
.'.-Pvening in the Rowayton Baptist
' ' b. There was a large congrega-
"2mm. and the church present-
“ ndaome appearance. The fol-
-: School
' punslvc scripture Reading
.- rIJed by Mr. Albrecht.
or. followed by Lord's Prayer.
itation,
Rhoda Jarvis.
Will.
School.
1 tion-Cblivdren's Service,
Wis e.GIrls
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,_ Little Miss Msblon Sconcid.
Lois Marsh,
4117701118. Pays the Bill,
L. 0109
ion-9A Sleepy Little School,
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“UNI-rind 7M“ .1022.
-.-AII Awful: Threat, ,
ICCIsrencc Close.
' n, 77M rs. Ambisr's
01 's, Chords 99 hoot.
. r‘css by Pastor.
0m
4 Class.
- on you feel the need of a pill take ,
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. Rfiv.e Kc n oath Ma
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DARIEN AND NOROTON.
—Do not forget Dorian Club bit." to:
night. Many outof— town guests com-
ing. Dancing commences 518:30 sharp.
The reception at the Methodist p‘ari
sonage was largely attended Friday
evening. about one hundred being pre-
sent. including Rev. Mr. Brown. of
ihe Congregatiarlrlal Church. Fund. the
orator r, cv.G. . re
now in worse of the East 7413:5575
Church who all tendered their hearty
welcome to the pastor, Rev. ’1‘. N.
Laine. and family. Cake and ice cream
were served and with musicaad sins“;
lng made the occasion more enjoyable.
~—If you haven't the time teaser-
cise regularly. Doan’s Regulets will
prevent. constipation. They Induce. a
mild. easy, heslthfui action of the ho
weis without griping. Ask your drill:
gist for them. 25 cents.
‘ WESTPORT.
Postmaster Charles Harris is ill.
Dr. Eno has arrived in town for the
summer. ,
i
The boy‘s brigade meets this ove-
ning.
Mrs. Stanley B. Fiilow is visiting in
Wetllersficld.
Edward Allen, of Saugatuck is vi
siting in Bridgeport
Mrs sarah Howard ls visitingi
friends in Utica, N. Y.
t
Lucius Fanning has moved into the
Braves place. Spring Hill.
Miss Sadie Gibbs Is entertaining
her sister from New York."
Archie Mills has resigned
the employ of John Dingee
M
i
from
Mrs Oscar mith entertained the
Ladies Whist c llb Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Edgar Per'l'y haa been a recent
guest of her parents in Greens Farms.
D. W. Robertson‘s famous moving
:pictures will visit Westport this eve-
ning.
James Donlon has resigned his posi-
tion at William T. Williams livery
stables.
.The selectmen are soon to erect a
new concrete bridge over “Dead Man‘s
brook.”
The Children's Day concert of the
Farms church has been postponed un-
til June 16,
Rev-C. B. Straycr will read a pa
per at the general conference in South
Norwalk.
Mrs. George Gampher entertained
hér granddaughter Miss Gertrude Pre-
usser. Sunday
Selectman E. C. Birge Is to soon
start a steam laundry at his home In
Greens Farms.
Mrs. Clinton of Compo street has
said her grocery stOre to parties from
Gloversvllie, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hawke are en-
tel'taining their son, James
'J r of Bridgeport
Ebenezer Baker is rapidly recover-
ing from a recent operation at the
Bridgeport hospital
enzie officiated
0 fun'eriii of L,lWi i am R Warren
in Weston last week.
William Bennett has accepted a po-
sition as night engineer with the West-
port Water Company.
Misses Annie and Lizzie Finnigan;
of Compo street, are entertaining
friends from Norwalk.
Mr. Hearst formerly of New York.
will occupy the Goldsticker cottage at
Compo for the summer.
Rev. Mr. Root. formerly pastor of
the Nortbfieid church preached in
Holy Trinity church last evening.
St of Westport circle Companions
of t'li Forest. will hold a meeting in
National Hall tomorrow evening.-
Mr and Mrs. Samuel Gault, of Com-
po. are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Byl-
vcster Bird and son from 96:74:.
Mrs. Charles Barlow and son have
- ”turned to their horas inn-Port Chas:
-. ter after“ a visit with.1'cia"tlm
in
s
to .
W «W
. .'I'bs annustrmsctiilg 944177 1799x867
. ers' association will be held In in be
rooms of the schoci committee Tues
days. .. ,-
The 7mm of th's it‘l- 9799'"
rel tts’ ills”.
died in
Hawker-1. I'
‘ 7"!"
9 Samuel Lockwood, South
1176 Rocelis Brown. has visited
her sister. Mrs William Cole.
Miss Lizzie Gnodsell has
from a visit In New York.
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Mrs B. A Dikeruan who has been
ill for some thus is Unbrovlns
Miss Frederica Faulhaber, returned
from New York on Friday
Mrs. Wildman Adams, has recovered
from a few days illness with a severe,
c.old
...... .,
Mrs. Lyman Beers has returned
from a visit of several days Ill Brid-
gcport.
M.rs Benjamin Bassett of Bethel, is
are guest other mother Mrs. Thomas
Bennett.
Harry. Waterbury proprietor of the
“Beehive" store in Norwnik, spent oVer
Sunday at big home here. -
-.-——-—-—-—
Miss Theresa Donnelly who has
been spending a few days In town. has
returned to New York.
The Children's Day exercises at the
Congregational Church have been post-
. boned until Slrnday June 16.
Mr. and Mrs .h‘rcderick Beers, of
Nor',walk are spending a few days
‘ with Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Williams
Charles Barnes Is building an ad
ditlon to the rear of his house Mrs.
Harries Is entertaining her mother
Mrs. Kennel of Norwalk
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beers and fam-
ily. Mr and Mrs H. M. Trowb‘rldge
and other friends here. attended the
China wedding annivarmry of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Schmidt in nudge-
port. on Friday evening.
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NEW CA'NAAN.
Mrs. Edwin Hoyt ls now entirely re-
covered
Dr. William Burke Is recovereing
from a slight Illness.
W
John Brant, of New York, was a
visitor in town, Thursday.
Mrs. Rand is now boarding at Mrs:
Harriet E. Lockwood‘ s, In Cherry
street. s, .
Arthur Sniffeo; who Is sol-toasty ill
with pneumopia. is said to be holding
his own , , ,;.,
Tile-closingrexercises of the Green-
wich school will take place on the
evening of June 12.
John J. Reynolds and family of New
York have rented George E. Brush' 8
cottage at 008000 for the season.
The new barns being erected in the
rear of C. H. Fairty‘s house. in Stum-
ford avenue. are nearly completed.
Charles Sammie, proprietor of the
Elite Stables in Railroad avenue, has
purchased several horses and vehi-
cles. .
Theodore Penwick of Sailor's Snug
Harbor. Brooklyn. who has been visit-
ing his wife In Taimadge Hill, has
returned.
Dr. Willard Parker. who is confined
in a New York hospital with rheuma
tism of the heart is said to be much
improved.
Hiram Davis is boarding the famous
walking and driving horses which
have performed at the Hippodrome,
" New York. during the winter,
A large number enjoyed the theatre
I'ty to New York Friday evening.
returned by special train at 1: 45 a. In.
Dr. Stephen Kelly, president of the
Fifth National: Bank. New YOrk, has
rented Mrs. H. B Rogers house,
Park street, for the summer Mrs.
Rogers and family are stopping at the
Nursery. - .
The extension of the sewer in Hoyt
street seems to have met with gener-
aal approval This street is becoming
thickly populated and has very con-
venient access to the main sewer ex-
tension in East- avenue.
The Young Men' s Social Club held
a sociable in the, lecture-room of the
M, 17‘. Church Ftidni).evening. Ladies,
friends of the me era. were invited.
Physical Director Baldwin directed a
floor manoeuvre and ammo the young
men In callsthsnics. A light lunch was
served.
'A meeting Of'the Mother‘s Home
Club was held at the ho a of Mrs.
ain street,
Thursday afternoon-The topic "Com-
radesblp with Children" proved to he
an interesting one. and brought out a
general and spirited discussion
huncheoa' {was sd‘rvsd. .
William, 4077 of Mr and Mill. James
Gate, of this town. who 77 sffilictsd
with a peculiar case of mental do:
manhunt and who is confined in
Dr. Given's sanitarium, Stamford. is
told to be lacking little improvement.
He received a fail several years ago.
,7triking his head and this is given as
7 cause for his present condition.
ed MW . . . .
'Brwkifn‘gil visual-7:395“ Hrs, M..A~. Lyon'sudpfliss‘flsnnah
‘ tor vi
' immortal Lyrl'oists. 97 II he of interest
‘ church. ..
. of France, which, goes into effect to—
,tuse to pay taxes until Parliament af—
prising the D partmeuts, of Herrault,
.Ande. Haute
arious theatres were visited.’ They .
arse-'77,
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Mr. and Mrs. ”889801 w'Itl
give their first 4:117: lccitai at the
cure of Mrs 124D. launder. Tucs-
day 9‘1.ch .ihe IsuhIIect being “Twp
to those Interested in music and corn-
posel's. ,
The .Mep-pfw’l‘cmorrow Club held a
meeting recently and voted to rear
ganize. The matter of obtaining new
members .107 the club was left in the
hands of Rev'. C Benedict. Arr ac-
ceptable list has been made out and
those who. no he admitted-1041119:
new or? scam have been notified.
They 771) Monday evening at 8
in the basement of .the
. .'l"
FRENCH Wm snowmeasvon.
Mostpcilisr Io'thlsis May Boston and
Inhabitants Refuse to Pay Tessa.
PARIS. June 10.—The revolt of the
winegrciwng population In the south
day, is causing anxiety in government
circles. By the terms of the. resolution
which half '9. Inillio'n people at Mont-
peliisr yesterday more .with uplifted
bands to execute. the departmental.
city, town and communal officials must
resign today and the inhabitants re-
fords relief. Several mayors. headed
by .IM, Earroul,.4nayor of Nar'honne, re-
sighed last night and if this example
is followed a condition bordering on
anarchy will result and the civil gov-
ernment will more to reign from the
Spanish frontier of the Rhone. com-
aronne and Pyrenuees'“
Qrientales. The situatlon Is all the"
more grave because it constitutes a-
unanimous molestation of the popuIa.
tion and being unaccompanied by dis:
orders furnishes the government with
no pretest to resort to force.
Marcella Albert, the leader of the
movement, was until a couple oi
months aha-an- obscure Wide. grower o
Argciiers. Now he is acclaimed as a
"tradesmen" and seems to hold the
south of. France in the hollow of his ,
hand. .17. is :rssil'ved among the but.
bloodedmeoble of the 09th that such
a man might lire a formidable avoids
90-
Thmhnverpmcut's bill providing for,
the suppression of the manufacture of
fraudulent wine comes up in the
chamber of Deputies this afternoon.
but. beyond passing this bill the gov.
srnx'ssnt can do little. .777! the experts
having from that. the. .real depression
was caused by owaoduciio n. for,
which art-an the suppressicnmf f rand,
my be no Ircmedy. The only solution
they report In the sbgndonmcnt' of ,
HRINCES,8..ANNE.HOTEL BURNEp.
NORFOLK.- Vu... June 10 ~—The
Princess Anne Hotel, at Virginia
Beach. was burned 977st today. Over
fifty Silesia had narrow «capes Two
negro chambcrmaids are reported
utissing. The Norfolk 2 Southern Rail-
rpad. depot and. Princess Anne Hotel
bowling s1 9 were destroyed. TM”-
loss ".' esti ed at over 100 ..000
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ONLY CURE FOR. DYEEPBIK.
Mrs Firailklin Bush, of New (inside;
.2
Methodist ‘
'1
991‘
961340881518. {Well
0000” an. Drivers.
"has and“; will be guaranteed as
represented or money refunded.
Rumuuuv.
OSCARHBANKS
8M.” AND LIVERY “All.”
River St'rscl. Norinl
‘ ' RMIIM'T-
I have some fine building lots con-
venient to the center of the city which
are offered for sale at a very reason-
able price. i have also some good lots
in East Norwalk and some choice re-
stricted lots at Highland View Park,
Rotor: Hill, a survey of which may be
seen at this office. Houses restricted
to $5. 000, very select neighborhood, in
fact, lots all over The Norwalks. Come
also and see my home bargains.
John 13. Lawrence.
' , AMP,-
IMuth-Msiojit. loath Nomad
Miller 38: J ordan,
ital [stile Bakers
'99:: Hell’s not: 9:9ng
7 sourH NDRWALK.
l'Iin 0097 181 State Street
BRIDGiPORT.
mncll of the wine screw in. favor ,ot ,.
other 17797137955. . The outlook has calls: ..
ed ranch agitation In the. press. .
'PIANOB TUNED BY THE MOST
COMPETENT TUNERB WHO CAN
BE OBTAINED.
i , .7
TENNIS AND GOLF 60008.
F.- t. 5 [1110601 till.
"Haunt?
sods at Honest Prices.“ ‘ ‘
”Wait I .
Norwalk.
Ds'l. saysr‘u "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have gréat distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me.
until 1 took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Piaistcd, F. H. Balt-
ter and The Clifford Pharmacy. “
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'FLAG DAY.
Friday, J as 14, is Flag Day. The
American I" 5 Association has issued
its annual not can reminding the coun
try of this important date That is
the day upon which the colors must
be shawl]. . ,
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in Effect June-2,1807.
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LEAVE :BOUTH NORWALK FOR
1N am YORK.
A'.M.—-12'568. 5: 14x. 5: 41!, 5. 55!.
6:01:36:16;:6,.50, 6:56, 7:54x, 8:18xi
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M—12200xl .12: 09x, 4: 54:, 5: 45.
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Note—2: .40 and 7:25 to Bridgeport
on y
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SOUTH RWAL‘KWO DANIURY.
'.0 9:391:11 061:.
P. ILL-1"”: 2:22' (Saturday only),
4:175:,5:18,5’:I-.'-20 6:10. 7:1
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DANIURY TO 9007’” NORWALK.
A.:,.M--555 7:,25 2:,1110:09.11:53.le
P. Nah—4714's. tit-8'0. 6: 45.
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1:53.471“. '
V754;
should be equipped -with'o
snow white, one place "Standard" Por
_ cs
tliY til
EVERY LApv's sienna CHAN
s sea
061081
sin Enameled Lavatory.
ave you ever stopped to consider
delightfully convenient it would
_~. 7 W
.54 to have hot and cold running water
‘ in: your dressing chamber
194 southeast of drst aoc'r toilet
eat
.81!”
Its presence would chord vol
ehighest degree of comfort. _
We will gladly quote you. prim. Dill
plumbersh are strlc y e11730711119191“ Inc
M97. honest In 611.er
Horace R flash
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITO
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, THE SOIIUTiI-i NORWALKI II
WAREHOUSE.
, for , I
FURNITURE. PIANC'I. ITO.
Telephone, 840—5. “3;-
For eardrum-‘7 Address '71::
a. N. MaklaslN.
Dill». Room 4. 44477144770 Block.
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. 797777.
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‘ Itorll‘alk 'Htiltinilti ‘Go.
. Sunday Dinners a Specialty. -
, and Machineshop'
Automobiles stored. overhauled-sad 3"“
pcu ”vac
,. morass Marceau-up: s
7
10 BUILDING LOTS AND 4 MOD
ERN COTTAGES. HARD-WOOD
FLOORI..ELECTRIO LIGHTS AND
ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
—_—__
FOR PARTICULARS INQUIRE 01'
Charles E. Hovt.
ti--.“ -.-...
Gog In the Habit of Having Your
Sunday Dinner at the
CLIFFORD
No worrying about selecting
your masts, no bother with
dishes or stove when pleasant,
weather comes.
Courteous Sol-vies-
Pissssnt 8urroundlrlg.
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Profit-191M.
Tsiep one 402.
THE LATEST AND DEBT
LawnMalre-l's
at $2.75) up.
1‘ very strong tins of fully guaran-
teed High Wheel Mowers, at 85. 50
to 9600.
A complete assortment of the best
grades of RAKES. HOES, GARDEN
FORKS. SHOVELS, SPADES, and all
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly attended to.
‘1
Tel: '3“-
osoacsrown cannon; wean
2.0. Kuwait ”IF-i. (3,1, rmthW.‘
”stamina”: (imam, '
DOUBLE DIST ILLED
True Spirits of Turpentine i
(GEORGEIDWN AAA SPIRITS)
For fine Inputs. honours. Varmint-es. Paints.
C.
THE CHARLES E. SHOULS COMPANY
Sole Salsa Agents
I64 Fraantreet, New Yuk City
3990:0197.
' East 'Noruv'lé'l‘it
Tel. 4572.
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F. T. 130919509de9.
DEGORATORS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In . I
\MALk pangs: 793 .
70 NORTH MAIN ST. . .
soars uoawamir rm,-
99 Main 57., Norwalk.
Telephone Call 97- 5.
file org 3 rut-:0
‘9 EAST NORWALK
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Shor'c Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
_‘ Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and tithing. '
Bath Houses to Rent by the Season
John O'Sullivan.w
Proprietor.
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Hotel Mahackemo.
7
'J. R. CONNOR, Manager. 751
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47"":
SERVICE UP-TO-DATEI "
, cUlsmE UNsunPAssEo
W- RATES REASONABLE
1
For further particulars apply at of-
fice. Telephone 488.
HflRillEE Willi
79 Wall 97.. Nor-walla m
84 Washington 81.. Cc. llerwlii- 7
Real E97979 and Insurance
Vic-have «sound-shied. Isl-gains
In Income producing 'Iprcpsr'ty that
must Increase in value with the rapid
growth at the town.
,rassr-o-urs TANKS.
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