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'2 SATURDAY...CANDY
29¢ BOX.
THE. BRIDGE“ PHARMACY.
265 WASHINGTON crust-r.
TELI CALL. “1—2:
'All Orders Dollyu‘ort Fran of Charge.
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A new floor has been laid on the
dock at the Norwaik Country Club.
' The oyatcr sloop Captain, of New
York .was in the harbor over night.
Ernest Valentine. of East avcuuc,
has gone to Orange, New Jersey, for
a visit.‘
Theodore Tobey has placed his swift
launch Jennie 'l‘. in connniasiou for
thai hummer.
William Smith and Robert Smith, or
East Norwalk. intend to spend Memor-
ial Day in New York city.
Everything in in readiness at the
Norwalk Country Club for tomorrow's
forinai. opening of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles l’lait, of lien-
dl‘icks street. are to entertain relatives
from New York city tomorrow,
A small landscape garden is being
laid out on the Scavicw avcnuo. mead-
ow, opposite Howard iowndcs’ resi-
deuce.
The St. James Circle held its this
wook'a meeting yesterday afternoon
with Mrs, H. J. ilipaon, of Seaside
Place.
A monthly meeting of the Young
Men’s Association of the East. Avenue
Methodist church will be hcldvtbis
evening.
Mrn. E. J. iiarkins, of First street.
who, fell and broke her arm a few
nights ago, is believed to be getting
along nicely.
The monthly meeting of the East
Not-walk Fire Police will he held Mon~
day evening. at the headquarters in
Van Zandt atrccf.’
W'l‘hc Pastime orchestra. of East. Nora
walk, is to furnish muaic for a barn
dance to be held this evening on Rotou
llill, South Norwalk. .
A. G. Beta and family. of Wurrynot
Lodge, Gregory Point, are entertaining
Mrs. .l. N. Outwater and Miss E. Wal-
ticn, of New York city.
Mra. Emma 1". Bartlett. who has
been seriously ill of» pneumonia, at lwr
home, over the Marvin coal otficc, in
First street, is improving.
Dorothy Bruggc. the little daughter
of Joseph Ilrugge. of Third street, who
is ill of typhoid fever at the ‘Norwalk
Hospital, is resting comfortably.
Frank W. Roberta. of East Norwalk.
was a witness in the Sipperly Auto-
matic Tool Company lawsuit. which
came up in Bridgeport. yesterday
The Philathca Glee Club will prac-
tice this averting with Miss Kathryn
G. Allen. at Mina Allen's homo in
Washington street, oSuth Norwalk.
A business session or the Dory Club
was held last night at the club quar-
tors. The club is now devoting its
efforts to asociablc to be bold shortly.
The fleet of oyster buyers is still at
the lower end of the Emit Norwalk
harbor. These buyers depend mostly
on their, loads for the oyster steam‘
ors.
it is understood that most of East
Norwalk‘s grocery stores will cloac at
norm tomorrow, the some as in South-
Norwalk. Some stores will apt open
at. all. i
The annual meeting of the lanai
Norwalk fire department will be held
Monday evening at. the luuuiquaricrs
of Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com‘
puny in Vdn Zandt street.
A surprise party scheduled to be
held in Saugatuok this evening. and
which several 'tSt Norwaik young
. people have been figuring on attcnd-
ing, had been postponed for a week.
Through an error it was stated yes-
terday‘ that John W. Mains was about
to put hiaboat. in commission, and
that electric lights had been added.
The boat in question belongs to John
W. Banks.
,Several people are complaining
about a hose being allowed to sprinkle
a' Seaview avenue lawn and so much
water running away that there is al-
ways a puddle oaths sidewalk when
the‘hose is playing.
Weak fish are commencing to run.
and the honor of being the first East
Nor-walker to‘ catch one this season
falls to William F. Benedict, of Van
Zandt street, who.has captured one
weighing two pOundS.
it. could not be ascertained positive-
ly this morning whether the Oiiago-
walias willhnve a arty this evening.
but. it was“. thong ta: probable that
there would‘not boone on account of
the holiday tomorrow. '
George F. Fonts has added his
launch Eva L. to the collection of
pleasure craft at John Cole's float at
the Washington street drawbridge.
'l‘b‘c Eva L. had pndpitone a big change
in appearancu‘slnce last aeolian, ea-
pcclaily forward. . . ‘
Some littlti‘trouhlc has been ex-
perienced cart 8 ‘tlib past few days
with the W'a's‘hln tilt: titret drawbrtdge,
owing to the‘swelllhll‘outand stretch-
ing out, caused by ,thepeat. but much
further troubb ié‘not now anticipat-
or] on thin score. , 2
The a‘ev. Tutu mine. pastor, of the
Barton Methadtst’church, will occupy
lug, Sunday The Rev. Mr. Lathe aim
load the weekly )rayer meeting at the
church inst. even as.
The lioyai Workers and Sunday
School Six-lotion of the Advent Cluiai-
lan‘ Church will hold a convention to-
morrow in New Haven. Mrs. Nellie
l‘JciJcakey iii to make the report in be
hall of the local Advent Chriaiians
and she is empowered to choose her
own dclcgatea,
A company of twenty-five or thirty
friends of William inflorson engineer-
ed a complete surprise on him lili-il.
cvmiing at his home in Van Zaudt
aircct. Dancing was a feature of the
9walnut. music for this divcraion be-
ing furnished on the violin and piano
by Charlcs Lexinc and son Arthur.
The function continued until about
midnight. ‘
The Dramatic Society, which recent-
ly presented Aunt. Diuah'a Quiitlpg
party so successfully at the Saugaiuck
Methodiat church, hold a banquet luai.
evening at the church. George W.
Wat-inborn, who had a prominent. part
in the prcacntution, wan unable to at-
icnd the banquet, owin to the critical
illncu of his father-in-iaw. Frank
Mead and stator, Miss Mead, and Wil-
liam Smith, from Eat-at» Norwalk. wci‘c
present. Mcsara Smith and Mcud ad-
tied to the attractiveness of the ocean
stop by furniahing music.
Last night's dance at Randall’s liaii
under the auspices of the 1, (3. '1‘. Y.
Club, furnished a very picaaant cvcn-
“It: for nearly a hundred gucnta, the
festivities coming to a clone about ‘2
o'clock this morning. The members
of the club are Arthur Carr, John Hall.
A. H. Hall, Michael Shea. ltalph Dock-
er and Richard lrwin. Invitations were
issued for the affair. The young ladies
provided the refreshments. The Willi:
ladies have not been lutornn-d ihc
meaning of the letters dcnoting the
name of the organization.
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y-For any pain, from top to toe
from any cause, apply Dr. Thomas
Eclectric Oil. Pain can't stay where
it is used.
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ROWAYTON.
Mina Mary 'Snit‘fcn. of Raymond
sircct, is confined to her bed by ilik
ncsa.
Alexander Raymond, of River avc
nuc, foil the othcr day and injured her
self quite painfully.
Clmrlca liownian, . present cmpmy
ed with tho \‘i'cllalt‘amo ldxprcas Com
pany, at Middletowu, N. Y., cxpt-ctu lt
spend the holiday in itownyton.
Recent rains. cmnbincd with scver
at hot. days. have ennui-d u prodigioui
growth of vegetation. Moat farinerr
are behind in their corn planting.
George Raymond, of Raymond street
has ctunplctcd the construction of the
new buildings in his place and aha
the laying of ctuicrctc sidewalks about
the house.
The ltowayion baseball loam will
go to Wilton tomorrow afternoon to
play the Wilton baseball nine, which
the home team defeated early in lht
acumen. in the morning the Wiltonn
will play the Overlooks. of Norwalk.
As the children of the members at
tho Reliance Hook and Ladder Com
pauy were barred from the anniver-
sary reception given by that company
April 28. the ladies of tin» ltcliunce So-
cial Club will give ihcm a lawn party
next. Wednesday afternoon at the close
of school. The affair will be held on
the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Robert liar-
clay. An interesting program has been
arranged and a. most enjoyable time is
anticipated by all who are to attend.
Games will be enjoyed, and rotrcah-
meats, consisting of ice cream, cake.
i-ic.. will be served. All the children
of the. Reliance Hook and ladder
Company members are cordially invit-
ed to attend.
Mrs. A. B. Cleverlcy. chairman oi
the Library fair, wishes to announce.
that there will be a meeting of the
committee on next Tuesday evening,
.luuc 2,111. 8 o'clock. at Mrs. l'iacklcy's.
Mia. Clcvcrley hopes that ..xevcryono
who has promised to solicit will have
her report, ready to hand in on that
evening. Will anyone who will not
be able to attend kindly send in her
report by smncono ciao? The chain
man invites all who helped lastQ‘cnr
at the fair to attend the meeting. and
hopt-a that all of them will be willing
to assist this your. The committee
will welcome anyone who has not help-
ed bciorc, but who is willing to do so
thin ycar. As the fair takes place.
Friday. June 26th, there is much work:
to bc douc.
Danica AND noaorou.
Mlsa Emma Sutclii’fe, of New York.
is visiting Mrs. G. H. Noxon.
Miss Betsy Weed has rented her
house to A. Rates. of West Nor-walk.
Fred Stevens, who cut his hand
very badly at the market. is recover-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morehouse,
Sr., returned, Saturday, from Canton.
nia.
Dr. Reece and family will occupy
the Cisco Smith place for the sum
mer.
Frank'Roark and family. of New
York, have taken a cottage at Cedar
Gate. ‘
George Northhridge and family have
street.
A daughter-arrived at the home of
Dr. anti Mrs. R. L. Bohannan, Stam-
ford, last Thursday. y _
Mr, and, Mrs. Henry Ciauscn. of
Noroton Heights. spent Sunday
friends in Ridgeiielii:~_ fl, '
»Mr8. William-Mather is entertain-‘
‘ house on Htudley Park.
28L Aimee Guild. 0! at. Lukc‘a
i
r. T on tutu
moved am the recently
Church, Norotou. held its: annua
meeting, Wednesday afternoon. ‘
.Aa open‘uli- performance of
profesai nul troupe.
b‘ o“
1'
completed
“A!
You Like it." in to be given at the
Wee B m Golf Club, June 22, by a
Wanamaker. shim ‘ .na
formal imouacomout yet has ,2 be
ltapreueutatlvo Theodore it}. litirtou. of
l tnry Tail 0 the Chiculzh‘muvantioni
Representative ilurinn. since the inatt-
tiiiiou of Secretary 'i‘aft'a preliminary
campaign, hitcheea one of lilil closeup
friends and advisers. and ia'rcgm-dud
none of the heat rcpresantativoh‘ of
on
made. it may be atatud definitely that "
Ohio. will meat the name of Score '
arrived at their summer home, Gracie ‘
with .
There will be a game of baseball
played on Memorial Day in Norman.
between the National brass Band and
tho Knowlton Drum Corps.
Mrs. Susan Bridgman Route. vice-
prlncipal. a Kraduuto of Mount Hol-
yokc, will carry on the school at Hilh
aide, Norwalk, for the remainder of
the year. On June 17 a large class
wii graduate. ’ ‘
The grounds around the 'soldiers'
Home have assumed their glory of
summer bloom and are very lair to
all that Secretary 'l‘ni’t Months for in '
the United States.
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’iiaiiiiinaaum
Try 'Jllldro. the dainty, 'quo'tlhing, ecomnnlcnl
dumb Can be imp-rod incubuyqlmpiy and
boiling water and nerve when
right; literati-Md not right {par art in every
A the. lmfikl‘fi
faintly. .
tum. )chupo climate» with nth-m Food 3...“,
1lluilulr-lmlinnfllrun in. ltuptnrry,
Uhinolulc. (litany. Pear. l.
Fiavomd out
my.
I Ike: numb Merit for A in .
All arm-arc w-ii it. Don‘t acct-pt math?
dimmer”,
behold. Patrick liar-by baa charge of
L
the gi-ccnhouac and much of the lami-
acape work.
Gilbert llurtwright, of Noroton
licighia, while carrying flowers from
his father's greenhouse to Dal-ion.
rrccutly, was set upon by eight boya
who tried to take the carnationu from
him. Gilbert managed to cacapc with
the flowcrn.
Miss Ella Street, of Diego. Cat. in
visiting the East for the summer, and
in now at. her ln’oihcr‘a, William Fl.
Street. of Barton. Mina Street. moved
to Californian auven yearn since, with
her aiaicr, Mrs. ll. C. Fleet. and two
chiltlrcn. Ernest and Mllicont, who
have been married since.
lir. Carlos Martyn will deliver the
oration on Memorial liar. on 2 p. m..
at the Soldlcra‘ Htune, Noroton
llcighi Subioct. The Patriots of
Ycatcrt by. on Sunday evening at.
7:45. in the Newton Presbyterian
t‘hurch, the doctor will await on The
Kind of l’atriotiamVWa Need Today.
All intcwutod. and oapecialiy all sol-
dicru. are cordially invited to attend.
Wm. ll; lamgdon loat a valuable
cow the past. week. one of’the best of
his line herd. it in Buppoaod to bare
lwmi Ohm-it'll by (logo, and, when
found, had broken one leg and had one
badly bruised. The animal caught
its foot bciwccn two rocltr. it was
in great diatrctni and was mercifully
kilicd. (Town have» been cared for on
the Langdon farm for more than for-
ty yours, and this is the first acct.
tom of this. kind occurring there.
THE BILLB OF PRICES.
it is Said that No Radical Changes
Will be Propane.
The meeting of the National Asco-
claiiou of lint itianui‘aciurcra, hold at
the Hotel Knickerbocker, in New York
city, was largely attended, and while
no detailed statement of what" waa
transacted at the meeting has been
given out," it in acid that considerable
..imo was spent in tho discussion of
matters pertaining to the Heiilcnwni
of bills of prices, not only in tho lion-
hury district. but in all the districts
in which members of the association
curry on busincas.
it can be aaid upon the best of an
thorny that. it was agreed that no
radicahchangea from tho pmvialoua
contained in the bills or prices agreed
upon a year ago should be proposed
this year. What is to be done in the
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Sumner-mm
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Excellent Cuisine. $
Dinners Nubian,
lanolin.
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“Dlnnor Portio- Iud lanqucto
Mlclud.‘
> CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor. .
‘ it Sunday Dina». I Indium.
Tciophono 990.
Friday Evening
’ .ua'ra. 10:30. , .
CLOSED
"NTL ”AX, .
SATURDAY,
(Memorial Day).
no... 542-2. '
Wear Slices That Fit.
way or minor changes was not made
public, but it was said today that
there was nothing apparently the!
would stand in the way of a speedy
and amicable udjuatment of the bills
of prices within a short time after the
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expiration of this present hills, which
will be on June 1.
it. is understood that. the bills of
prices in the trimming departments of
the local factories will also be miller
cd upon practically the same basis as
those of a year ago.
The manufacturers who attended the
meeting were agreed that business in
the hat trade had been and was at
present unusually light in lejhc dia-
tr cts.
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, $50,000 SUIT COMPROMIBED.
Railroad Company Settle: With Nau»
gatuck Valley Ice Company.
The 850.000 suit brought by the
Naugaiuck Valley lcc Company against
the New York, New Haven and Harv
ford Railroad Couipany w a settled
out. of court yesterday mor mg. The
tixat't amount of the settlement could
not be learned. because the lawyers
on both sides were not inclined to give
out much information. it is said. how-
ever, that the ice company will receive
between $15,000 and $18,000.
This action was brought an a result
of a tire on January 22, last, which
iiiiii
1.. thinning
to thought-hike than:
The Coal-Man’s fancy gently turns
Winter is over.
FHW‘M" ‘A
Here we no again.
Buying coatfor another season.
Selling some too.
ms you ‘thinn it's too early?
Many think othervliu. 2,
We're rudy‘whsn you In. jig
Now or mm “”AI] |‘
Tthcrris Coal Co
in Washington St.
minors
completely destroyed the ice houses
owned by the Nungutuck ice Com-
pany near Beardsley Park. It was
\ .-
claimed that the blaze was started by
sparks from a locomotive, and in the
unit it was alleged that. the railroad
company was negligent in not provtu‘
cancsiaurkrs»
lug proper tire screens. -
The suit was set down for trial yes.
terdny morning, but while lawyers and
witneaaea were waiting for another
case to be finished several conferences
were held which resulted in a settle-
were counsel for the Naugatuclt Com-
wcrc counsel for tho aNugutack Com-
pany, while Attorney Chase represent»
ed the railroad. ,
karaoke rank
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Howsi...fmpnraa
avgnv avznmo nus WEEK.‘
MOVING l PICTURES
my .
Illustrated Songs.
Matinee Saturday Only.
CHANGE or PROGRAM EVERY
DAY
mien-4° u 10°: No hi nor.
AMATEU ' CON-
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We Have Desngus on
Your Walla ,
,Thai pleased-you over since we put
them on. Any more roomh to be na-
09de
,Grockery. Glassware. Heusofurulsn
lair“ Gouda. ‘ ‘
Japanese chins in"Cups. saucers.
Plates. etc.
Painters' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint, £1.25 Pi"
mien.
White Curtain Poles. with “KNIT“.
100.
Window Shades and Picture Frame!
made to order. ,
Painting and Decorating. fl"
u-WQ pin the O. a H. Green Tud-
lnn Sum”. Mir for them.—
37 Washington Strut.
Tel. Gun. loath Nomlk.
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should be equip” , with I mint!
snow white. one vices "Standard" for-
celain Illuminated unto . .
Hus you ever stoop to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to hue hot and cold running water.
in your dreiislug chamber, sleep-
ing apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
The Hatch Sr Ba;
Lumber andMiil Work for Everything
YARD TEL. 45-2.
mer season we will close Sdtur’da; :
Eyerett’§"l’atillidflililb Dalila . .
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Carriafitib‘otAllfi ,
Hamesa2‘-2~Goods "a“dTHMQXMWW.
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froma Piggery to a Palace.
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‘ SPECIALTIES: - ‘
LINCOLN ROOFING. a super- jLADDERS, ordinary and my
ior fabric roofing, warrantcdg‘ sion.
for eight years. f FIR GUTTER, tWO sizes. , .
TAR PAPER. 1, 2. and 3-ply. iSASH,WEIGHTS and CORD ‘
. . M. B.—Commcncing this wen. and continuingkthrough the int
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pramptly at noon. _ ..
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' We will gladly Tm“ you prices. Our
plumber: are str ctly competont no
clinics, ’ honest ‘ and reliable.
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Punch! “rector
and Embalmor.
‘19 North Main St. South Nam-lit,
Residence. 0 Wilmington or. ‘
Telephone It house. :93.
Telephone at office. 33“.
‘ca’eer
MAIIKSS Tamas
0m NEW
‘ TS and Silo bottles. .
E. E. Gorham,
Décotatdr.
Tel. 452. . . gamma.
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GAS m'r'rmo.
i’l‘in, Sheet Iron, Copper ~.
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Laud graine mit'nhnghw; ‘ lid-3 ‘
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*‘bonéuntrtwod'tom; 1151 - ‘3-
iains laid: the can i
lag Mrs. Henry Bell, a ‘siater,’ oi'
Stamford. this week.
Mtg. Jamey Chmpbeli. of Cl‘tinbiiry.
spent Sunday
VidCampbéli tinti‘ramiiy.’ ( .
. Mrs. Dana Bennett, or Illathel. lathe
guest of her riotoqus.
the pulpit or tag’ Inuit ArenueMetho-
dist church bot, manna; and even-
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with Mr} and“ Mrli'. Da- -
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Clarence -
Clock, Prospect avenue. ~ Mrs. Ben“
madmwytarmém’ fall
a drain «How. on“,
datum! ‘ idol: yin! are
Manda: new; autumnal»;
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R‘aYmond” ‘
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sanctuary -
' 22 Washington Street.
, -' one. Palate“ 1
Complete Fertilizer, Ground
Mia-iatroi PotashrMspds’Tc ' , 4rd
Manure.vFive 'Ihousan‘ “; ' ' d 136mm???
amowin’r. enhance ‘
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No.12 Nut Coal: suitable-for tilt .spang": .
quickly. burns freely, lasts well;~ atv‘SS'flO’ifpéf‘
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