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‘ve movedap imagery runs
tire poshwooit. ; l
T Mr. and Mi's.ll‘rnnklilli Havens, of
Nich'lun Omsk”. . ‘ i‘
, .f .,l',lsasnia,.mmham
Oil 100.? Mu’y sow-'5 y sw
honey this; live tcr‘tll‘e‘hre oryof. .
Thunder. 0. Whitman, oi Irooklyn,
‘ Placed on Trial "dimensrgod
With Murder of ”WNW"
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‘ £0 "1 amt ease-mu... 10M “... 1 M13.“
.mm' Without. them. I VII troubled I KMII do“ win:
Noroton Heights. receiving many
congratulation: av r ababy girl born NEW YORK, May 25.-~What is ex— . .
don't“ ‘thui‘bssaro to" Friday, May 23. Mrs. Frank Havens pooled to be the final. scene in the so- ' €133hl$t1§lfuhlffii§ir..’.‘3.‘.'..’.i."°.'. rides fixing?” pol hazi'veaefin‘figédhgt:
.... . - was formerly Miss Kathryn ilaus. called Laurpblack Swamp mystery was . . . . . lair-lie ‘ recommend mu m 1:: trio mat ‘dp’ys‘ ’ ‘1', (l ti bl 007m
.. .-_._-~--_.W-- begun in Jersey City today. when 'i‘ho- we Have Deal S on f“‘“,}“‘ “mum". "mm" eat lose" "'1 . M {1, 91 t :3“ "y ”by."
At the recent card party and dance odors 8. Wittnoro, of Brooklyn, was . . ., . g“ "' ""Ww'bmmi’j‘ "1"“ tannin-0.: 3.00% by; “:3. 6,3135 “r p; . a. .
_ §§TAT10NERY
. TWSHEET‘S 0F .9
Linen
En vciopos to. Match.
For ,25 Cents.
THE BRIDGE Pli’ARMACY.
; 205 WASHINGTON STREET.
, , "no non—c.
“romp with...
r“ of Charge.
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Marvin Van Keuren has purchased
it new motor cycle. the Benedict it"ms bridge is too rrcat ' ' ‘
- , . _~ . was taken from its accustomed place count all for several months. 87 w cut, ""‘r- company to “ism“ 0‘ “3 Massa- ".
ior them it) pay with their limited m the turnpike rrrui placer! against NElVJYORK. May 26,411“, “‘ruurk- ”hing“?! 3‘ ehusctts trolley roads and its 105,000 A letter from Nelson last Saturday
informed irer that there had been
Wigiinm J. Weiseit, of Washington
stroo, is in Bridgeport today on :1
business trip. ‘
John Knapp is proper rig to ptit his
fiDecd launch in commi sion on Wed-
nesduy of next’ week. ,
Edward F. Smith, of some“. ave;
nuc. was on n. bpsiueSs trip to New
Haven yesterday.
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The 'l‘eachcrs' Study Class will meet
this evening at the Advent Christian
church in Van Znndt. street. r .- - i; -- ‘ .. - . . . . -.
...—W...— . r: iii-tidlol!:‘|‘Et'r(i'ill="aliglilr tilti‘i:::r"mt’t‘i‘ wish: “ lhi ir glory, ('lt‘ill‘iilil UN “'“Y for .u'" it "E it. Bill“ rtliitdy for cliildt‘tn an“ M M‘w “ave“; 10, lmvo‘lurdt-thv'
Miss Clara. and Esther Juhnfion “f a. mm,” but heroic-hin- iii‘tfircuth of Firm: from an overturned nutmno— more material evidence which is to be "guilt“.- l’uisledu'iirug Skim Md T13: erford. .. ' .r f, .r.‘
East Norwulk spent Sunday With ' lunc but he demonstrated to the bu"; our; ‘f’f them pinned beneath it. “ llTi'd‘li't'd ”V ”l“ “”“x‘” i who“! “Hump“ ‘ ' ...—s.—
. ’ ., . , . , .. ‘ ,i ’, , , , pnr y 0 our Stamford people had a Chief interest in lot ny's suits on an ”" "" ‘ "w ;
their parents in (nutrition n. _ , clubs satisiuttiou that May loiil is tin *~ «W I”
not Norwalk vied with London this
morning in density of; fog. Tire fog was
so thick that it was almost a rain.
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Some New York parties. were in
East Norwulk Sunday looking over
property, with a view to purchasing.
The Crescent baseball team, of East
it. The llllt'llli was: , f rt.
Norwalk, is il ru .1“ 1 r or a _ . wheel, turned the car suddenly to disappeared, It has been charged also the highest degree of com o
limitation from Ilirifirge'poil‘fiifighlchrofi- 3"Yfiifi'flfi"’"' p sir/{$1.33 "Wild an approaching vehicle. it. that Whirmoro auvo Miss Dickinson We will gladly quote you prices. Our . I ,
lnl Day ' ' . . ....i‘..;.;.c.h.v.r... . r skidded. and went over- on its side. 50mg articles of jewelry which hurl plumber. no strictly competing mo- . Eyea Exw.med Free
' -————- W Rpm] ‘ ‘ W Jpnnmga All the oecupniis but, Crissy were belonged to his wife. After the arrest crannies. honest ind reliable. "' ** l
The bridge from Riverside avenue. ' ‘ """ l'ii't',.'h',.',.' " ' ‘ throw? opt. lie. was wedilerl in by of Whitruorc. Miss liickhtaon mm to HORACE R NASH BB WALL STREET .2 * ‘. J?” ,; Hint-f“ ’3'": r
Norwnlk t thi N r- . p; r. ..r_ . ., _ ' ' 1 ,3 tho Wire and the others had quite a moron. She was intuit. ‘1 row after u . . , _.,
_ o r 0 walk rrk p ll( \\. ixriuktn ............ la idruumis “0 was hurt “are“ of several day . wd came ,0 9
ty, over the river, is being repainted
by E. E. Gorhum‘s men. ’
Cloth Paper
a
are executin
Men's Association, about six feet high.
The lettering was done by Master
Schneider, and the p iuting is under
the direction of Mast‘r (terrible.
Tire local Prohibition party. of
which Albert Sher-wed is chairman.
held a meeting last night, at the lies
cue Mission on the Washington street
bridge. The session was for business
purposes. The party will get in line
for the coming e prrign. Meetings
are to be held one Monday night.
Edward 10. Durham intends to lin-
nrcdiatcly rehabilitate his cottage on
lietts island, which he discovered
Sunday had been roughly handled, and
in fact. shamefully riscd by people who
have found‘sheltor there. Mr. (lor-
hrtm is considering living in the cot-
large for about, two months this sunr-
mcr, and he has also had applications
for the retrial of it for uborrt all the
SL‘llHUlI.
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The Ollagownlla Juniors have dccid.
cd that the rent of their quarters on
membership, and they have therefore
decided to move. The club ling scour
ed the second story of the, little struc-
ture lti First street occupied by James
L. Htiyt in his cribbage board manu-
factory. Mr‘. Hoyt will continue to
have the ilrst door of the building.
The. spatial rneetl g of tho Ollngo
wullus‘ was fully he d, last night, to
consider the action of Captain ()url A.
Anderson in wtaring a straw hat to
the biiiicball game Saturday afternoon.
Some of the members of the club had
proper date for a change in head wear.
lie also demonstrated that be, there-
fore, was the only member who iS
really in style on the point in trues—
tieu. ‘
h.
Tho ()llonownlio Juniors defeated
ilre Y. M. A. baseball team. Saturday
afternoon by the close score of l3;_lo
First base.
C. Murray ................. J.
Kelley
Second base. '
given by the Nutmeg Club, at Samuel
McCrea's studio, the first prize at
cards, for ladies, was awarded to Miss
Beatrice Bates and the first gentle-
men's to Chester Cantrell.
- 0n Memorial Day morning, the Our-
lcu baseball team info hiay the Mys-
tic Chain team, on t e Noxou lot din-
rrroud. in sin street. in the utter-
noon'tlir- lhrricns will go in Greenwich
and play the learn representing that
place.
The inhabitants of Norotou Heights
are courtilrntulutiug themselves over
the fact that the Bideta-Wee home for
dogs, which is conducted by Mrs. Kit)-
by, of New York city, has been re-
movcri and taken to New Jersey. The
people of New Jersey have the Brent-
est sympathy of the residents of Nero;
ton. ‘
Fred 1). (‘hnrldcrton would like to
got hold of the parties who took a
sign from his lot iii lieitoy avenue. ll.
few days also. it was only is Week ago
Saturday that a town sign, notifying
automobiles to obey the speed laws,
the door of Mr. Clinddcrton’s office in
Main strt ct.
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The Volunteer Home for Children
may more back to Durien. Captain
William ltclucrt. who conducted tho
home here, but for some time it been
in Newark. New J‘orse‘ and ‘olouci
Lilitlsley, of New York. who spent
cormldr-rnhle time at the Barton ironic.
entire to town yesterday for the pur-
pose of looking irp a house. if they
succeed in finding one the Iltlllluvwlll
be established in Barton.
lucky escape from serious injury in
lhrrlcu. Sunday evening about it. it was
the automobile of Henry Crissy, of
do West Iiroud street. Stamford. Mr.
and Mrs. ('rlssy and Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam llolly. of that address, composed
the party. They wore returning fi‘om
a drive to the cunt. Midwiy between
Durieu station and the Wee Burn
(loll Club. Crissy. who was at the
time getting him out.
seriously, the injuries helm: chiefly
bruises. liolly was unconscious for
some time. but. his injuries prrrvml cvr-n
placed on trial, charxodwith the inur-
der of his wife, Lend. Mrs. Wiritruoro's
body was found in th swamp near
Harrison..N. J., five bits ago. All
the clothing had been str ed front
the body. and for more i week it
lay in ari‘rrndcrtairer's reruns, unknown
and unclaimed.
pieces of the clothing which were
found floating in the boy, the body was
identified as that of Mrs. Wiritrnore.
Following a police investigation. her
husband was arrested. Since the time
of his arrest Whitmoro has protested
his innocence.
Judge John J. Blair and Supreme
Court Justice Swuyscn presided iii. the
trial, which was in the Court of chr
and ’i‘orininer. Alexander Simpson ap-
peared as attorney for Whitmorc, and
the state was represented by Prosecu-
tor Pierre '1‘. (iarven and his assistant,
George T. Vickors.
The prosecution is expected to tie
velop a sensational story regarding
Whitmoro's past life. William Bart-
lett is expected to be one of the most
important witnesses for the state.
Bartlett anti four other important state
witnesses have been in the Hudson
ubly rapid progress made during the
opening day of the trial of Theodore H.
Wliitrnore, for~ the murder of his wife,
the victim of the uncalled larnipblnck
SM'urnp murder mystery. has led to
the belief that the end of the prbsent
week will bring a verdict. The trial is
before the Court of Uyer and Termin-
or in Jenn-y City, Only 45 minutes was
consumed in sch-cling a jury ycswr'
day and utter a brief opening address
the prosecution liczun the
tion of testimony. iii-fore adjournment
last night ebzhr witnesses had told
terrirl in the anticipated appearance on
the witness stand of Georgia Dickin-
sun. The prosecution cotitcuds thut
Wiriiniore was infatuated with Miss
Dickinson and that it was his hope to
have her suceerrl to hl's wife‘s pluee.
Mir-ta Dickinson alrrnily hits told of
her friendship for Whitmoro and of
having been with lrliii at his Brooklyn
home the night. after Mrs. erltniore
New Jersey to nppr or.
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BADLY BRUISED IN RUNAWAY.
At last. he. means of
presenta- '
Your Walls
That plcmd‘lyou ever since we put
tiered?
lug Goods.
Japanese China in Cans, Saucers.
,I’iates. etc.
Pdlnters’ Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint, 81.85 per
gallon.
too. ,
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating
\
--Wc glvo tho 8. d. H. Green Trad-
ing, dumps. Ask for them..—
r.. n. DECKER.
hi. can. loath Not-walk.
EVERY LADV'I DRIOSI‘NO CHAM-
ll',‘ .
should no equipped with o dainty
snow white. one piece “Standard” Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
he to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber. sleep-
ing apartment or first floor toilet
thorn on. Any more rooms to in no- "
Crockery. Glassware} Housomrnisn;
room?
its presence would afford you
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8.
duy;s._
E...
Pin-Int. "all able
Never nicko‘n. Weak ‘
sold in bulk. The
Guaranteed to cure or may an any
Sterling Remedy Co.. 0 hie-go «NR. ' It!
AIIUAL SALE. Til {IILLIOI BOXES
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures, ;
SUBPOENAB m new HAVEN case
Must Answer Government's Blli In
Equity Within Thirty Days.
BOSTON, May,
States (iircull. Court yesterday after-
noon issuod subpoenas against the of-
ficers of the New Haven and Boston
and Maine Railroads
with the bill in equity brought by the
federal authorities to compel the for-
shu ties of Boston and Maine stock.
(irry Mart-hie. the new Rough Rider
UniJr-d States Marshal, will serve the
par «rs ‘todny.
uncover to the bill in equity within 30
NOTICE TO OUR‘CUSTOMERB.
“’0 are pleased to announce
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughri. ball team for noxtlspri
colds and turn; troubles is not affected ,l-d by the managemen
by the National Pure Food and Drutf-SM'arch ill, Columbia,at New York; 30;
lot: as it contains no opiates
or harmful drugs, and we reco rrncnri . wants at Philadelphia; April 7. Cornell’
The shave note. addressed to
Harriet C. Lord. Waltherngfl
. cording. to a dispatch to the;
Herald; from Kalamazoo. Mich.
the last message. either by word
pen from Qarl Nelson. arrested-r.
terday on the chameof eomnl .. .
the robbery of .the jewelry 3 .
M. ii. licupin this city. wherer.
been an emblem. Hardlyhadt
officers served the warrant and '
by waiting for'thcir' prisoner to
from what he said was a sick ,
when he toppled over and expired
their presence. the result of , -i
#301201" presumably with sulcl
en . .
WALTHAM, Mass. May 263—,
Harriet. O. Lord, to whom Carl
son. who committed suicide in ' "
ruazoo. yesterday. was engagedjp
married. is Ire daughter of ,
Lord, a retired inerchant olthlsic _
Miss Lord said today in; N6;
left Waltham. where he karma. '
played in the watch factory; t
nary. She said, tlfnt Nelson was
in Sweden. and served in the Pit .
pines as a lieutenant in one oi- the
volunteer regiments. .
a.
2 ‘ i a3
«2.1m inhfififi
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26.——Tho United
in connection
robbery in the place, where lieuwna
employed in Kahuna-00. and that be
suspected a friend. ' ‘
The defendants must
YALE soccen ”FOOTBALL schzoo‘
NEW HAVEN, May 26.—-The soiled."
trio of games [or the Yale soccer-foot.
its on 0.11.05?
as to louisi
that
oth- ' Hurvurd at New Keven; .21. l’ennsyb .
Everythingin the Optical. Line;
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‘A Mil-ll" “"10 iiil‘iy boy MB nrriv- .l. lilsbrow N Seymour . . ~
edl up, n. _ M' .1 1 .. . . ' ' less serious. Neither of the ladies ...—~— 1
A. ,~.’,‘.,.,,,;,,,"‘,’,,' i;,°.',,§,’,,’,,,fi{;“,,,.,'.§h 1:21;: 1,. Almmdwnbm'” mm" A Ferris iwast hlml barliiI)’. but both wrrgo quite Captain Swain Thrown Beneath Load l n‘gs'rlr’gyfigcn’ ‘
t .z' , Z, ... ' ’ , ‘ iyscrca. 'ictcani wnsrrvcnby "for, i I” ... ,,
m0 1““ ““1 child 11“ (Whit “de l ()licrensli'ulvllud “In“. (E ilccrs ML Gainer, of N"”"“'k" "0 Hitll‘iii‘il of Furniture-in M d a and ENDUIMCI’. per ton. i or .1
E. 1,, Carnot Gregory Boulevard is " ' ‘ left. .il'eI'd """ ' " " and irnnrmiiaiely sent the team to linr- MHJ‘ 0110. Mai" -n.-—Cnptniu “90"!“ Mg North Main St. South Norwalk ; 9 t ,1 ; o ,
assign,“ mph... Tender John 001,: m A See ‘ ‘ ‘li Day ten for help and a doctor, while he, Swain. ot‘ New York, a summer renl- i Racldswc. 0 Washington St. , . ; .:4.. .
making repairs to the East. Norwalk ' (”my iicld. ..... ' lifted ”‘0 “m" and not the people 0"" di‘ilt 0' W810!" Beach. “'08 59""“13' ‘ Telephone at, house. 693. No, 2 Nut Coal, suitable [0‘- the
side or the Washington streutrbritisc. u. Krinken .h. . in}; . :;. is. Valent ne afxfd"','w§fi:§,',‘l‘§e“““W “WWW “"i‘ "" imaged “in? mrlw;ii;§mguaiigz1?fgni l Tclephono It office. ass-2. quickly freelvl lasts ’ well fl. .
" init ch. ' ‘ ' no .eus n a o o. i- .i ~ P; . bruins; , d; . f’ .
The new house bcin built in (‘rciz- v .. , . » .. whl‘h r‘ nlrcd “rivet-Kl gjltvhtifi m in). . ~ .. , _, _
ory Boulevard by Algert Btnnip’f is .rnpirt A' inbroix. insist upon DoWitt's Witch Hazel as)”; ruin “my...“ cmwringthe ”hump
rapidly nearing completion. Thestruc- .3: AND If 30“"? H '8 USMC'MIy Md for piles. iii"! of hp. hmly; his cheapo from , ,
llirc has just been shinglod. it those who irate won love us said iiisldziml'hgpggg pharmacy and death being most miraculous, Captain _
’ ' I. 0 ' ' Swain was driving with Joseph Greer.
Mrs. Robert Thompson anti son
Walter, of 265 East nvcnnc, have re-
turned home from a week‘s visit ,in
New York city and Newark, New Jer-
soy.
John 'l‘honipson‘s launch Arin is Illi-
dcrgoiug repairs as a result of a crash
-, ‘,iivr‘-lSinr'litw-iri , - . ., in‘ -t. . we
{iiiewlz‘riltdgrbsholihdltlrhr l‘nuilrrlrlr lfllllilil‘k‘il “AMI“? wo‘I'm[1“"t.““”“l;m" The sclcctrnon of the town have (10‘ 333:1"igvrc'iwrrin‘z‘v‘tr‘irghrh‘i’ii:mixed - ’ " ‘ .
““0 her side. d‘irlrylolriill’vvitr tirirgir“\::ullrll(‘ilahtcn ”do” to allow no more private hm“ man and he was later retrieved to tho MAKES THINGS ; ' ' '3 ; ' C“
——----—-- Above u“, grave of green. houses to be brillt. tit Comp!) Beach, It borne (ii-Mr. and Mrs. 000780 30“" .‘ ,, . Ll hten the Bllfde
Arrdngcments are living mild“ 1'0? ii ' ' is expected that. the place will be man. at. Walnut Beach. where it will ; ; ; “Mp" , ‘ .. , . .
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baseball. game on Memorial Day be-
tween tennis representing the Youui;
men's Association and the Ollagowul-
in Juniors.
And all their love l‘c true,
The stars that shine above us
Would brighten iu the blue.
it those who whine would whistle,
And those who languish laugh,
The. rose would roirt the thistle,
The grain outrun the chaff.
if those who in their neighbor,
Can see a fault each day,
Would look into life's mirror.
WESTPORT.
Mrs. Arthur liull. who i198 been our.
iously ill at her home on the. Cross
Highway, has been removed to n sani-
turinm in New Cannon for treatment.
more popular than ever this season,
which opens June lst.
l0. J. Taylor, of Turkey Hill, has al-
moving his furniture in his summer
home. When the team rounded toward
Meadows inn. near the Britiiteimrt
turnpike. an automobile scared the
homo, which broke into a run. over-
turning thalond of furniture. iaptuiu
Swain landing beneath the pile. llis
companion escaped almost without a
be many days before he recovers from
the accident.
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__ They'd have no more to say, ”id . ‘ ..
Another inspiring service was held Tu“ POET' 1.1,xugnsfhtnfigl "figypl‘g’fi.§°$$§.."L.‘,.",{l . 25 d 500 BO“!
lililst wcnlll‘ig {in thet Rest-3n; Mission or R OW AYTON ed in his grfien binaries. and will be re. HARTFORD RAILROAD . an .. . ; CS.
t 0 as ' “g 0“ 8 ”‘0 1' ‘ 8‘“ 1” i“ ' ' turned to t out n bloom next winter. "" ‘ ‘ w” '.
ditiou to the session of the i’rohibi- ‘ —---—- and supply the regular customers of “MI TAILI. ..
tiortlsis. The mission services are rich] (.harlos Rice, of Bridgeport. was the “1,. iiorist in New York. ' ' m
nightly.
Charles H. Aislhorpc will construct
the building in Scavicw avenue which
will house East Norwaik‘s new motor-
generator. The eorirrnittee awarded
Mr. Alsthorpe the contract several
days ago. coming season. sol-pod. Guests were present from 3:511. 5:091. 6:37. 5:51x. 0:37. 0:51;. T87. 452. . " ‘ E881N0f‘W81k. ;
. -——-—--'-- ""—“““ Westport, Southport and other laces. 7:19x. 7:51: 0:53 10:82; 1:49: to " “ I ‘ L 1‘ :
Another section of the Benedict MI'. and MTS- Hurry now“ Who have p lihilndeiphiamnd Washinxibn. D. 0.. " ' ‘ " . ‘ ‘ ’ . ‘3
Farms bridge has goneto the had. A
plank has loosened up, making trm'el
dangerous. The bridge is commencing
to resemble the old South Nor-work
freight dock.
A jointvmceting of the Dory Club
anti the Dory Club Auxrlinry will be
held this evening to talk ovor the in-
tone welfare of the cliih. A regular
meeting of the club will also be held
tomorrow at 8 o'clock.
tug, at the hook and ladder quarters. Srhluct. at Coinpo Beach is bold cou- . ; ; _ _ . STEAM. _ . - ;
, The new boys' Chili. formed “‘5‘ A“ usual. ”W “fif‘”.w“5 a success, 3““ tinned thig spring wirn' rt‘lll‘WlS‘l ac. :égk 0:11, 1511321 goofitidgei%n7ogfi;' HOT WATER .. ~.
week at Benedict Farms has dilflm‘l‘s an “Nam" 1° "WW"; “"5 "“559“ by tivity. it is reported that Mr. Selilcut 2142 (mi 7125' ' ' ‘ x . . .
in the rear of Herman Krinkcu'n borne all. lite music was; my Messrs. Mead has hardly begun the improvements ' I I -—-— AND W l l
in Second street. Frank Lyons isprcs- rind Levi. of the. lastilirc Orchestra. which lie contemplates, and that he Sundays. . flees
Merit of the organization, and “Moran Roirl-slrruerrts of cake and ice cream will soon begin operations on ”N, A. M.—-18:08, 1:“. 1:5”. 7:”. “:10. GAS FITTING. . ; r
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lirinken, Jr., treasurer.
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J. W. Olmstead and William H.
llecd. of'Sbeehan and Company, who
have the centroctVfor-the new lighting
system, were busy about East Nor-
wulk today, making arrangemuts for
the starting of tho,work. ; -
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The funeral of Miss Emma J. Berry
was held this; afternoon from her into.
home, 19 scaview “{enue't‘tgheslwt‘l. on business. , , 'i" P.‘ M.'~—i:16x.‘0:38x. 8:65. . S; . . \
, Soul 0. (Jurtice, pan or 0 on i »' crop iru-ta wow s not A. M.‘ 7:55. FEM. 6:00. 5 ‘T “e v?‘ r . 1 .. ~t . ‘
Nor-walk Methodistmhurch o clatedg Boerum Swords and family have or it may result. in pneumonia. Brn- u ‘ y.“ ‘ ' complete Femhzer’ Groun .Bonei:
interment followed in the Norwalk
...—..., . . ‘° ...... . as? arenaata°iinriiat ..a.”rt:;°°.:-.a“i..an .3335: 1...... Plaster. consideration apnoea
Dorothy, the nine ydfii’ old daughter Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morehouse have Clifford, Baxter’s and ,Plaisted's. n 11:06,, :03', - ' ' Mufiat- ofr-‘Pmsh,-MWI '- (- ~> .
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph BTUSEG. 0f 2-! Illn‘lved'home in Dar-ten from a several W p, 31:32:68,1:05.2r01x,3:58.8:2fix, ' _ . ,~ ~ . . -. .
Third streciit, is sergeant?v “'11:; sighting months stay in California. Gov. MEAD WELCOMES FLEET. 4:03;, 4:09, 4:32, 5:02; 5:03, 5:25;, . ,. Manure. Five Thousand
fever. The more as 9 T ' “ ‘ ‘ . 0:00x 6:03 7:10. 7:46: 9:30 11:00:. ‘ .. . wank-h
“t. h NONE"! H03. A 1" fl t1 W0 1, SEATTLE. Wash. May 26.—GOVQ!‘- ' ' *- ' ' ; ; _ rflxgmmun w ; o. M. , ; 4 “J; . G
‘lmm was taken '0 t 6 pro y ower menu 8 set 0“ nor Mead today will omcially welcome 17.3. Intent one... M i .11” . g; 1, 3.3“, figs”; Eh ’
pital for treatment. Jill's. Bronze is
also quite ill at her home.
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Otto’Achneider and Minor Gamble been postponed owing to the absence rpm—5:04, 0:00;, 1:00, 3:30;, . , ~ omwnmr..mno . _
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guest ovt'l‘ Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
John Sniihu, of Raymond street.
Minor 1). llundall. of East Norwalk.
has a large force. at work at his home
in 'l‘oltencke, getting‘ready for the
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Winfield S.
(lrarii. have rcturried..,to Denver. Colo-
rado, to make their borne.
Benjamin St. John anti Harold Keir-
drick, oi‘ ltowuyton, who own motor
cycles, took advantage of the titre
Wt‘tllht‘l'. yesterday. and spent the day
touring the surrounding country.
'l‘he llcliunce Social (‘1th held an-
other of its pleasant, dances, last even-
were serycd.
—For any pain, from top to tee.
from any cause, apply Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil. Pain can’t stay where
it is used.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Hendrie,
of Stamford, was in Darlen, yesterday.
moved front the Austen block, in Main
esterduy. near t e Toker House. in
sin street, addi g to the appearance
of the whole vicinity.
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The birthday anniversary of boots
ll. Mills was celebrated at his real-
dence in Greens Farms by a large corn-
fiiny on Saturday evening. Miss May
“is and Henry Avery furnished the
music for dancing. and a collation was
The Knights of King Arthur enjoy-
ctl their annual field day at liokunum.
the residence of Sybarns Foster, on
Saturday. There was a large attend-
ance, and the day was one which will
be long remembered by these who
Were present. A picnic lunch was
served, and various games and athletic
exercises were participated in by the
Knights. i.
Work at the residence of Arnold
handsome new residence which he is
planning to build. it was rumored
about town last week that the fence
removed by Selectman Jennings had
been replaced, but this is denied, and
Mr. Schluct will await the settlement
of the matter in the courts before he
makes any further move. if Mr.
Seblact carries out- his plans several
hundred thousand dollars will be spent
on the property. .
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
the visltl g’ battieilliip fleet to the state
of Wash ngton. .This formality had
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days). 8:20, 9:43. 10:06x.
P. lit—1:25. 4:29. 6:12. 7:18.
Sundays—9:15 a..m., 7:30 p. m.
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Tin. 5 Sheet Iron,
5o Scuth‘Main Street,
So. Nor-walls. Conn.
Capper,
and Zinc. ..
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22 Washington Street, SOtith” Oi'W
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