We Have Hesigns on
. .Your Walls
That pleased you ever since we put
them on. Any more rooms‘to be pa-
‘pered‘! ,
, Crockery. Glau'were. Houseturnlsh-
in! Goods.
Japanese Chine in Cups. Saucers,
Plates. etc. .
Painters' Supplies.
Good mdy‘mlxed Paint, $1.25 per
xnllou.
White Curtain Pelee, with ilxtures,
loo. ‘ ‘
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order. ‘
Painting and Decorating.
a
l .
--W_e give 3..." s. a t-l. Green Trad-
Inp Ctarnpa. Ask for them.—
L. H. DECKER.
37 Washington Street.
Tel. Gen. South Norwalk.
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EVERY LADY'B DRESSING
’ BER
CHAM-
should be equipped with a dainty
snow white. one piece “Standard” Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to alder
how delightfully convenient it cold
be to have hot'and cold running wpter
in your dressing chamber.
in: rtment or first heart toilet
room , its presence woul afford you
the highest degree of com rt.
We will gladly quote you price: Our
plumbers are strictly competent me
ehnnlcs. honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH,
cenuen “MAIN AND wssrksrs.
l
Funeral Director l
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St.. South Nerwaik‘;
Residence, 6 Washington St. l
“4...”... ............ -.-m.. ..
m VID w. Balinese.
Telephone at house, 693.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
Liquid
e. Veneer
0131) NEW
25 and 50c Bottles.
Tellsz. ’
FRANK c,
Van «Scoy
PLUMBING. ‘
; STEAM.
HOT-‘WATER.
AND‘ ‘
one Frrrmo.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Capper
“ and .Zinc.
50 sunshine Street,
, 59371!“qu (loan. ,
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, eeeeeeeee’eeeeeeeee
sleep-v
E. E Gotham,
East Norwalk.
unrepentant. mu.
Send Postal 'for‘floeklet en Patents.
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STERLiNG concean mc
arse
Cow t‘llit‘l‘ Company, of Sterling, hu
illmi n certificate of incorporation n
('ol‘porutoi's being Henry F, lane, 0
and John C. Davis, of Providence.
0. B. Jackson,
Optician.
Everything in
58 WALL STREET.
ORl’OR-
HA trooiu). May '22.-'ruo n. r.
the pillow oi the secretary of stute.
tho (apltal being 8250.000, Hill] the in-
iiigillhntl Park, 0. H. (lane, of Doom,
_ Eyes Esamined Free.
. ._ l on" . yr
. ‘ , ” ‘. 3“ , " . on e
, 6 l 3 l f l {sulfa guilds; {gammy lateral order:
, ‘ o t e econ meat and 0 Fire
Any ‘1 _ ”t “he!” GEMS Separate partisan: ‘ , {male prepare
from a. te supp” may. tions to leave here , Mondsy moi-u-
u'ckl # “ed " lid 5‘93“ int. July il. in so to Felts Mills hear
q l ,y - . ’1" ~.. , * ‘ Watertown. N. Y" for the'loisit biannu-
,slee assured by tsklnzadose was with the regular army troops.
of ewqfld.fmed correctives The Second Regiment; and the First
, . ,, , 4. . 1. , , Separate Company are the only organ-
lzutlons or the Connecticut Militia to
go. I‘hey will remain at Felts Mills
for ten days.
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DoWitt's Little ‘Euriy Risers are
small, safe, sure and gentile llttlo pills.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. ' "
ADVERSE REPORT ON BAR RULES.
NEW HAVEN. May tilt-«A controll-
too of the New Haven iiur Ansociu-
lion rolml'itul adversely upon the re-
quost ol’ the ii‘uirtloid‘iiar AHStlfllilUtlll
for favorable action on certain l'llli‘S,
including taxation of costs and other
limiters. The committee holds that
the existing rules should ho given a
further iriul.
s
t
l’
the Optical Line.
.NDRWALK. . ,
520.. 1
No. 2 Nut Coal. suitable
68 Water Street.
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for the spring season. lights
quickly. burns freely, lasts well, at $5.00 per ton.
HARRIS & GANS 00.
Telephone 450.
.nEFRIGERATORs
PORCH SCREENS
wm'oow SCREENS
SCREEN DOORS
134-136 Washington Street.
t m , \,.
J. W. DODGE,
Lighten a... Burdens
BLUE FLAME STOVES
PORCH CHAIRS
HAMMOCKS
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
A. J. Angevine 81 Son Co.
South Norwaik.
Decorator * . ' “‘“i“““‘.‘i‘ “i”"‘°“'.’i“‘tl‘ll”hi"
. ' "‘9’ maoeu aargecac s
22 waShlflgtgfl Street, ‘ SOth Norwalke W 310"“?! the .gt 0% on another gim-
H-.-.-. LII-l". w “— fll'll'p ll 6 (l3-
Ra
Superphosphate of L
Complete Fertilizer, Ground Bone,
Land Plaster, Air-Slacked Lime. Unleached Ashes. Nitrate of Soda.
‘ ‘Muriat oi Potash. Mapes' Fertilizers. Barn Yard
Manure. Five Thousand Bean Poles, Plowing, _
Harrowing. Gardening, Grading.
ygiond
THE HATCH
MILL. foot of Marshall street.
LUMBER YARD. Water Street...
, The use in homes otfisrdwood
rugs. is rapidly increasing.
The reasons arer let. it adds
and, it is easy to olean- and keep
Oak and Maple li‘ioorinzon hand.» ‘
Roofing.
greatly to. the ‘ will“
long run than the old-method of common flooring covered is
We have a large‘endivsrled stock or Edge, Grill
“mm (30.,
SOUTH NORWALQCONN.
Lumber and Mill Work {OrEVerything
from a. Piggery to. a. Palace. '
l 2 Tel. «.8.
‘ s e [‘le “-2-
ll'hooring. oar-veer partly covered with
be"
chopper in the
ith carpet.
a yellow. loo. Quartsred
their: so oient."
clean. 3rd,,lt. and
‘Avhini to the‘w
summons-v, ~,,
LinooLN soormo. A superior mm or new. leads. unto-data
Warranted tor eight yesre'weor without re ,
any kind. it is also a [pod substitute for oiielotli aa a not covering.
i
\
Oi
of those who are trying to be
comfortable during the warm
l“ weather. Reed over the list and
see if you do not find something
that you will need this summer.
-....,‘,.,~_ U..-” '
ime, Potato Fertilizer,
‘ BFOSe
or” a room.
_ . or attention of
,. bloom: _
SAT URDAX , CANDY
[ 29:. sou ,
rns- names 'PllAllMACY,
sols whsumeron eraser.
ran out. sit-2.
Ail Qrdere Delivered Free of Charge.
‘rt- .
Miss Eva Bewen. oi t. John street.
is visiting in Now Pals. New York.
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David W. Raymond has his launch
l’oiiyivog on the shore. in Seaviow avo.
nuc, for an overhauling.
Dennison and Johnson, oi First
street, hove purchaser! u now itolnising
rogistor for their inurkoi.
Mrs. Annie Goddard, who has been
seriously ill at her home in Wanhlntb
ton street, is now improving,
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The tun Port (i‘hosior cnrne into the
harbor thin morning with a barge load
oi coal tor the Forth! C(lttl Company.
Miss .ionulo it. David, who has been
ill at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard lllund.’ in Charles street, is im-
pgwing.
'l‘hc i’ililathoa (lines Glee Club has
a practice innl etching with ii. .i. illp‘
son, at tho lutlor's residence in Sun-
side place.
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The Rev. Joseph irons, ol' Molnar-
onvclr, will prearh both tomorrow
morning and evening (ii the East Avo-
nuo Methodist church.
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Dr. F‘. ii. Baker‘s Cadillac automo-
bile will blossom out next Week like a
new car. Dr. ilnkcr has had it in the
paint shop tor some time. ‘
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Fog horns and fog whistles made a
constant did about East ‘Norwaik this
morning. 80 densi- was the in; that
but little of the harbor was visible.
.._.._.__...—...
Miss Gml‘o F hrr and Miss Blanche
floors. of East orwzrlit, wore visitors
over night. with lrlrmln in New Cn-
nnnn, taking the trip up in an automo-
bile.
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The hole in tho Benedict Farina
bridge. which made towel dangerous
on that part of the “Nature. has been
repaired by the placing oi: a ,board’ or:
or it. ~‘
Some or the meadow lets all Bon-
viow avenue will soon be available for
building puriumos, as u result oi the
iiiiing in process which has been [filth
pally in progress. in» y .
Loner (‘nrricr Edwin i. tinniord is
Winning a day‘s vacation, and in route
is being looked ulter‘by Edward B.
McGowan, the substitute carrier at the
South Norwallr poll; office. "
William Grimes, the oystermnd is
rmuwrating from his severe attack
of rhcumutism, and while not yet fully
recovered, expects to be able to set
down to buslnee again shortly.
Fwd Mills will lead. the meeting at
tho Rescue Mission on thr- Washington
street bridge. Another interesting
service is expected this evening. when
a lunch will be served, from 7 until 8
o'clock.
m ' 4
Charles Bulkeley and Frank Fox
went out trom‘ East Norwulk on n
The net catchers went down the bar-
bor lust night in the top, but did not
have particularly good luck. One of
the best known oi enters, 'l‘homsa lien.
drink, returned this morning with s
lmsket about halt full. ‘
So olated‘wore the Dory and Ohm
walla Junior club member, over the
success or their dance last evening.
that they immediately talked up anoth-
er ul'iair or the kind, the same to be
given in about a month.
George R. VanAlstyne, proprietor of
the-Crescent unudry. is not without
an artistic eye. To set off on attrao
tlvo little lawn in from or the laundrS'.
Mr. Van Alstyne has had some pretty
potted plants and flowers set out.
Johnson and Dennison, the First
street marketlnen. have been consirb
eriug the matter or putting in a com-
plete cold stoma plant, to take the
place oi their present method oi cool-
ing their meat refrigerator with ice.
The R.ev.‘L.ester F. Reynolds has re-
turned from his Massachusetts trip.
on which he went in connection with
business affairs of a big annual camp
,lueotlng. will snap the pulpit.“ the
Advent Christ as c urch tomorrow.
With gopd’weather prevailing to~
ruorrow,‘ it is ekp‘ectcd that a large
number q .the‘melnbers or the Nor-
waik Con try Club will take a trip
down tolhe club. 9 for everything is
about ready tor the opening of the
season. , ‘ -
'i‘be Philnihefi Class of the East
Avenue Methodist church will meet in
the class room at the close at the
~ endow“ nit“ , r‘ n; . Jill" ‘
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‘ 3' A , '.' , "WW” We 1 .
l? ii ll ~ . c. it“? ” ii. ,3 it.
Hil’l' M , in a. ,5; t. ‘1‘" £er ‘ .y will} ‘ i la: rw'f
‘ l ‘ ' ‘- *4, '5' ‘Ma :. ‘ a,
w ‘5‘ l r 2: i=2 " ”ism...“
I” , , ., . . . . . f“ ulttuheuldufl 5‘9; ‘,
“w “film My: (Yfig ."fl l w 1 . »\ . ‘ l __. 0
, undoubtedly address the class. Each
member is requested to make an otlort
in be present.
'The oystermen urn still patiently
Wailing tor good weather to come
along. Many are confident. that tho
weather of the type prevailing for the
past few weeks will not continue tor
the season, though there are some poa-
sclnlstically inclined.
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The secondgbarge load of crushed
stone for the city of South Norwnllt it!
expected to arrive in the harbor this
evening. it will lie unloaded at the
Ferris Coal Company's dock and die
tributed by the latter's teams for the
city highway department.
A baseball game was scheduled for
«‘« .j this attends»: between the Dory So-
’ “. oiai Club nine and the bio-See. of South
Norwulk, but the waotliorwlil probe,
‘ bly deny the Holy lads an opportunity
to retrieve their last defeat. at the
hands of the South Norwslkers.
East Norwslk's delegation to the
lilpworth League convention at Dan-
bury. last evening. included Mrs. A. S.
lurpontor, Mrs. Edward Simona, Miss
ldlhcl Purmuloc, Miss Marlon h’iiom-
ruedlou, Charles (lanolin. Arthur l’iatt
and w. D. Wood. The return was
made on a special train.
or...
Mrs. Edward J. Hawkins, of First
street. suffered a painful and serious
accident. last evening while calling at
the home of Mr. and hire. Allwt'l. Dunn,
in Betta place. Just as silo was about
to go home, she fell on the porch steps
and in addition to sustaining various
bruises silo broke her arm.
The residence of W. ll. Miller, at
Akron, Ohio, which Contractor Leslie
(iambic, oi ideal Norwnllr. has been re-
building in that city. following the
structure’s consumption by tire, when
it is nearly finished ones», is new user.
ly done lor‘ the tlt‘t‘tliltl time. The walls
arc rosdy tor the second or white coat
oi plaster.
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The Youngliien'u Association bold
Ila usual practice, last evening, at the
nyninaslum in the basement of the
East ,AVenuo Methodist church. A
men 3 will be bold um Friday evcn-
iim. he boys are new bending every
effort towhrd the next entertainment.
to be given in the gym, Wednesday
evening, June 3.
The Third street dump, which has
been burning steadily for the. past
month, is still doing business, though
the are corms luau active than it hull
been. it is still outing underneath the
sidewalk. and it seems it must soon
llnlsh its Work, unless it feeds on
something risc besides the rubbish
dumped at this point.
At the Advent Christian Church. to-
morrow. the pastor. Rev. 1.. F, Roy-
nolds. will preach in 10:30 a, in. and
7:30 p .ul. Morning siibicct, The City
or the Great King; evening subject,
The Jordan a Type or Human Life.
Sunday school or lit at: junior nicel-
liut at 3 p. ni.; young people's meeting
at 6:16 p. m.. subject. The Pcultent’s
Cry. leader, bouts- Groeeohner.
Complaint is being made. that the
sidewalk is dangerous, about the Pod-
elelsity building at the corner . of
Washington and Fort streets. Some
of the holes in the walk have been cov-
ered by boards hold down by moire,
but the letter protrude above the or-
dinary level. One man said this morn-
ing. "Some fellow will come along, get
hurt and bring a suit against the
town."
Miss Carrie Carpenter will low the
Epworth Magus meeting tomorrow
evening at the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church. and an interesting
meeting is promised to all who attend.
Reports of delegates to the convention
in Dunbury will be heard, and a cor-
dial lnvitatlon is extended to all East
Nor-walk young people. The topic for
‘tlle evening is, "God‘s Unseen Protoc-
on."
street. Hale or the optnion’thut the
miller with the fact
at
East avenue. _
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The quarters of the Ohm
t
walla Jim
to a considerable sum.
midnight.
Club was utilized in the music. El
dredrBrunstr-u'p
turns at pres d
violin muelow’as 3 you by Fred iiauck
ing the evenins. ,
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unwarran-
Mrs. Frederick McDonald is stii
street.
yesterday. for, liackensack, N. J.. to
a. few weeks' visit;
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will spend the summer.
.thchlleld. 'COnn., Sunday.
The Library will , closed We
morning service. Rev. Mr. iron; will
Edward E. Gerhamreports quite a
brisk business at Postml'ice Subsur-
tion No. 2, located at his store in First
new substation is a great convenience
to the people. Business is on the in.
around as the people become more- is-
nt there are sub-
stn one. Sub-static No. 1 is located
ill. Mead and company's store in
lor Club. on‘the Benedict Farina bridle
were crowded to the limit last night.
for the dance which that organization
gave jointly with the'Dory Social Club.
The young men have not yet tisured
up their profits, but. they will amount
The function
base.“ about 8 o'clock, and lasted until
The club quarters were
decorated“ with Japanese lanterns and
tings, slid the new place of the Dory
and Albert. Knsks took
in ‘at‘the latter. and
ice cream and soda were served dur»
seriously ill at her home in Crockett
‘ Miss Beatrice DeWaters left town.
, Rev. William James, of New York.
has arrived at Belle island, where he
Harold Kendrick is riding a new
motor cycle. ’He intends to ride to
does-
day evening. May 2 til. on, account oi
iv
Captain Oscar ‘Youags lspnaitial
his home with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Aubert. of Main street, Rowayto‘n.
, ,i , M ‘ ,1,
Harold Kendriclts, oi Forty~second
street. is the proud possessor of a
hundwme brood of wild black ducks.
Miss Anna in Miller, of New York.
returned home today from a visit with-
Mr. sod Mrs. ii. ill. Bootlelg. Highland.
avenue.
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Little Dorothy Tlliey went. to Vale!-
burg, Monday. for a visit with her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs, L. Holi-
inan. tor a few daya'~vlslt. ‘ .
, » l.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Marshall Andrew;
of West Main streelpl‘im‘mlk,‘ will
take possession of 't Bell Island
cottage. Saturday. for t a summer.
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The twentyJoot clinker-builtllttunCh.
Josephine. built by the Amesbury,
Muss, Motor works. arrived Thursday
for George Edwards, of Belle island.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira ill. Petty, who have
rented their house to New.Yorit mi-
ties for the summer, will occupy hail
of the residence of Mrs. Mary Themes.
Rowayton status.
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The Reliance Social Club will meet
in their rooms. Monday, May 25th, at
3 p. at. As this is the last regular
business meeting a. large attendance is
earnestly requested
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‘
Warren Atwater re rned home
Wodnouduy, from Tamp , Florida. ur
Atwuter spent the winter in Tampa
and neighboring plot“ as of interest. Ill
also states that he will never Ital
north another winter.
”to—*-
The regular quarterly meeting of th“
oillcers oi the Library Association
will take place at, iss. llncltley'f-
Tuesday, May 26. at pm. A full at
tendunce is recovered it; matters 0.
importance are to be discussed.“ '
The annual meeting of, the Rows)“
ton Free Library will tnlre place Wed
nesday, May 27th. hi it p. to” in tin
idhrury. A large ttrulnnce is re
quested. Will all be ”members whr
have not already pull), their, annual
once?
mun—II ,
Rev. Ernest W. liy she is attendllltl
the general, ooniernmm ol’ the Meth0~
dist Episcopal Churdh in ilaltimorc.
and in also piannlns. a old» trip to
Washington. lie or ports to return
home Wednesday afternoon. Tomor-
row morning ibc ‘nlplt of tie, Roway
ion Methodist lipncopal Cl urch will
be occupied by Roy. William ll. Thhmf
as. DD... and Oscur Mills will conduct
the service in the evening. ‘
Rowayton Baptist Church services
as follows: Sunday, 10:30 a. or. and
7:30 p. m, public worship with ser-
mon. ll. Frederick Fuller, 0! New
York. officiating. ‘Blble school at 11:45
a. m.; .lnmiorEndunvor Society at
«i p. “L; Senior Endeavor Society at
6:30 p. m. Mid-week prayer paneling.
Thursday evdnln tit‘7l30. Members
of tho Bible, scti l are requested to
meet-this evening at 7:30 in the church
in preparation tor chitin-ere day. .-
.r.
DARIEN lino nonorou.
Charles ii. Scelcy is in New Jersey
for a time.
Miss Lottie. Stnboll is studying book-
keeping at Merrill College.
Mrs. Peyton, of Muttonwan. is visit.
in; Mrs. iiurtwirght, of Nomton.
George Woundy. of nation, has been
visiting his parents in New. Canaan.
Mrs. John Reilly, oi Noroton, Who
has been ill with the grip. is improv-
ing. ‘ ‘ '
Miss May Lounsbury is spending a
few weeks with friends in Pennsyl-
vaniu.
Harris and Arthur Jayne, of South
Nerwaik, spent Sunday with Mrs. John
P001932
Mrs. Leicester Payne. of Norman.
has sold her place, formerly the Me.
Cord place .
Frank (5. Lloyd and family, of New
York, are occupying one oi the Cedar
(late cottages.
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Mire Charlotte Fitch. 0t Iluifnlo.
New York, is a guest of Miss Stella
Austen. oblivion. ‘ ‘ ~
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F. W. Braggernott, oi Noroton. lett
Saturday for a trip or six weeks in
southern California. " T ‘
Druggest s. iii. Allen has been mak-
ing several improvements to his
Mansfield avenue residence.
Mrs. H. Selieck and Miss Frances
Hyde. of 0x Ridge, were guests of
hire. Benjamin Seeley, this week.
The health of Miss Bertha Pooley,
of New York, is greatly improved af-
ter a vacation oi two months at her
home. ‘ .
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' ' George 0. Stevens and family, of
Prospect. avenue, are to spend the
summer on their farm at Great Bax:-
rington.
.
Miss liattio Darrow, who~ will grad-
uate at the New Haven Normal school
in June, has been invited to teach-«in
the Strettord public school during the
coming year. ‘
C. H. 89er finished amen: the first
eight‘ln 'the qualifying round air the;
Metropolitan tournament at Banner
r01. Wednesdays This was so»
i
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rounds oi, the tournament ,
" _"v_u—---——--" ' one
Jerome D. Travers; «obllhtontoislr;
.J.. end Charles H. Seeley. ‘tlf.~'Wee“"Bilt'll'
(00am) are the survivors in:
'ropolit‘an ehamplogsh‘i .guo‘lt. tz'm
men . I‘D? I" I, I,- it.
eunubdfllnmmi sails, '
N- J’. contusion
13w;
h
a
Travers has held .
, Mitchel slid“
big 40 pounding) is
dues of any cents kindly dd so at
S. E. Morehouse has the centres to
’ d
lent showingsnd would, indicate. ‘ ». e
be will be elector in the; remaining '
theljmttr ‘
Wit
V
This afternoonii
teem crosses tints
Gillian Giants cit
the Noxoir‘lo “
pernllttlnmdrh W .
also sobbduiedfl Wither
Cline whilsrtqnlllhiiflm‘
walk. v“
ins. Mondti
hedge. o ,1
caught sowed
douuders undies)
«c
There Willie, ,
tale is Damp use
“Twent- s mine“
to . ."V: . '
in Glenbrooh‘sveh
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amounted hr 82,400. WWH‘ ”11
500 for the third week in May.
when there were three ‘real 'este q.
sales.
. Will-Iv ' . . I ,. ‘
The presentation of Mr. Bhb’by three,
young people of the Barton enamels»
tlona Church. Thufldwr'm last. ever;
ning, at the town hull. was one of i
beat amateur entertainments. er ,
given in Barton and. roux“ n ,
credit on all who partial, tail. '1‘,
weather probably kept down inpatient.
lance on the opening night. marry-x 1;
riding they would wait for the l, ,. ,,
terrormsnoe. and last evening, despite -
.he murky skies. the attendance ”it”
nuch better. Mr. Bob is a deoidgili
‘nteresting comedy. well adapled: to
hose who participated in it stit‘ldll.‘
the cast of characters included“: “‘4‘ u-
Philip Royson Henry Morehouw
Robert Brown. clerk or.» Benson 3k
Benson Percy Can “
ienklns, Miss Rebecc‘a’s butler.
. . ’Wt ~‘ltlemin3'
gaebééée' Lillie: 'a' 'rit'rue'
.. yr .
- “ridisa Adel.“ stem
r niece. ‘
......... .. .. Miss irrns Smith.
Marion Bryant, Katll’i‘giune'a friend...
., Katherine Rogers, he
n.-
n none..-
rainfall” a
wssr “will“? .
‘ ‘ R“- M’w who or" ethane...
ebecca‘s “he”
hirafi'Willh melt
i
.jhuroh. Dar-lee, will hold servicel
he Union Chapel, similar. at Grit
ll ‘
Lillt’
rent a dwelllnxvliom‘ mane
ry houses for Martin Nichole. y!
old.bis place to Greenwich . , ,
ad will now, bulldonihis propertlyg
.ecentyi bought.» «,_ fr“: ~
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NEW CANAAN.
Elmer web» but belles argon
,his'houeeiu Porno at: ‘
‘,( -—:-——a»—l.’r
Brothers are installing
salmon ‘ .
Sr build ‘a .
story in the engine-her.
hallmaasvenumt
Common Roberts is ‘
crn'nec stile! the Moor
in tisin‘strept. ’ ., ..
Are; here... is, savanna.
a bauxite! his South avenue.
“honoured. and lame; his in
Mrs. Willard. Parker ,andgtanli h
t it
New ‘Eprh‘nhave returned to . .
Derick arcane residence for the earn-
181‘. ~- ,
e W ,n ‘t‘i 1“
Mrs. iMardwell . d’ituuily. other
York; have taken musession of the ill
it. Sew. place in Weed street, fol"
,izcsutilmer. ' ’ 7 ’ ‘ , - '
. . :,
Samuel; Brown is building a ball
in the .lbheeOshar-n place. Silvana-luv, . ,
which nus recently ‘purchunbd “ ‘
John Dorman. '
constructed do.- theé rear: oi
grocery store in Main *stl'trel; ,
will be used cornering: large it.
titles of grain. .
"F. W. hadrr‘godhah'fp‘
Stevens transmitted,
cident. B one morning i _
ning mechanisms-ill. put‘the all at.
of commission dot the next tw
Water pipe bus arrived ten
familial: “lag.“ gnu: I?!“ _
5 e, 3» “in.” Q, I!”
encounter: , It’ldfi! '
necessitated it, plus or
‘open longer than use ,
saturation .
"y .\
it Q. possibleuthst the
delete will‘purmise, snot
lingcart. At the present .
small portion of the boron ;
are wet and for this‘realdii
‘been considerablepomplelng,
Thereds consid
a special policema. ‘
mar residents. residingi
avenue. , 'Theirecent} , :
volvins a large sump}!
soniefot the, talks“
cobalt?“ ‘
of ‘s .
of the town.‘ :‘Mrther‘ .
there is pr pally ,n .,.
protectthe. mugs.
31‘3"?“ diet?” to or
u “ n ., 01'0“. n, r‘
"are not swell ,“tsythipi .
. red are ,
tyre goals and is the national amateur
Jr
bersolthexhrd.‘ ,.
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