any at "In 1':v::.‘9;armi
guzzcotam- é}; tony nous. u
851111.:fl mum. 21.111. in.
best For
The Bowl.
, . ,
Pleas W107 I‘M“
Ni‘i‘i "$9.1 "' to. II: Juli “89:04.
In i H II
iisusutud it ..nfi'iiu. mot-"3 LEW“
Sterling Randy Cc. .Chingo or N. Y
AIIIIAL “Ll. TEI Iltlilill liiXES
PAY OF RURAL MAIL CARRIERS.
W ASlilNGTON, May ‘14.——An in
crease in the rates of pay‘for rural free
delivery mail carriers is provided for
In a bill Introduced by Representative
Steenerson. of Minnesota. It provides
that after July 1, 1911, letter carriers
of the rural delivery upon routes ex:
ceeding 24 miles I11 length shall be
paid at the rate of $37 50 per mile pei
nnnum for the first 24 miles and $18.
75 per mile per annum on each ad
ditional mile of route over 24 miles.
KING EDWARD'S LEVEE.
IDNDON, May 24.-—Kiltg Edward
supported by the Princess of Wales
held a. levoe at St. .lniiies' Palace to
day. Ambassador Rico and .l. R. (‘ur
ter, secretary or the American embas-
sy, were among the diplomats present.
KILLED IN FREIGHT CAR COLL989
. ION.
SIMIIA, India. May :li.——'I‘eu natives
were killed and fourteen Injured in a
(olllsion yesterday near llehrn be
tween some runaway freight cars and
a. passenger train
CAMBRIDGE FIREMEN INJURED.
BOSTON, May 24.-——None of the
Cambridge firemen Injured in the ex-
plosion of gas at the Boston and Maine,
. [might yards last night was consid-
fired to be In .I serious condition to
fly
GOING TO BUY
Range.
Get it now while we can
make prompt connec-
tions. Postal brings
representative.
Connecticut ‘
Company.
Wall Paper
Hangings
styles are ready for your
Inspection. Will be pleased to show
them to you. Prices range from 105
Our spring
to $10.00 Double Roll.
Sole Agentfor Fr. Beck It on. and
Janeway it Carpenter’s Wall Papers.
Crockery. Glassware. House Furnish
181138 Goods. Palnters’ Supplies. English
as qliln‘s by the piece or set. These
do will not craze.
ole agent for the Columbia Phono-
graph .00! 5 Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides. 35:. Indestructible Cylinder
Records, 35c. Fits any cylinder
machine and lasts forever. i
Window Shades and Pie tIiIi: Frames
to order. 1-
Best Mixed l’nluts, 31.25 per gallon.
Painting and Bapcr Hanging.
L. H. Decker
i”. r-
57 wAsnmorou STREET.
souru..iionw1u.i<.
rs}: can.
satanic-1155.1
1‘ 99.8.1525 toss
Modamflain Street.
uninciiiitlfi I. ’coaa.
load Portal for 556213..» Patents.
‘7" 8‘ "" mtm'm- 2:81.
'I"
I“: - ”it"! 5 I
TO RIVOKE Damn canvas.
9» “pins nu 1w; IW‘VI-pvl"ruf
8Silt Will I! Pro-Intuit In Legislature
Next Week.
v.1.TH0MP80NVlulE. May 24. vA
special bill is In course 0! preparation
and Is to be introduced Into .the pre-
lpnt session ot'the general assembly.
poking for the revocation oi the chart-
er of the Suffleld and Thompsonville
Bridge Co. Selectman Charles I).
Bent servcdpoiice on the oiliwrs oi
the company of the recent act of the
general assembly, whereby the state
shall. on approval of the bridge com-
pany. take over the bridge, discou
no the tolls and fromthat day pay
the stockholder! 4% D8! cont, inter-
est on the final award to be made to
the bridge company. Up to the pre
sent time no ansWer has been recclv
ed by the selections and the public
and Mom officials have united and ask-
ed that the new bill be presented at
()llCC.
It has been learned that Speaker
Banks has been consulted, and he, has
expressed an opinion that. under the
existing conditions, a bill revoking the
charter could be Introduced at this
session. slid such a bill will be present-
ed to the house early next week.
ADANA SITUATION IMPROVED.
MERSINA. Asiatic Turkey, Sundav,
May 23.~—'i‘he. situation at Adana has
shown definite Improvement In the last
four days. The commission of investi-
gation is busily occupied, but up to
the present time no Judgment has been
given nor has ally punishments been
executed for the recent rioting. A (Ball.
sideruble number of the Moslems are
in prison, but they do not include men
of important positions. The lti-v. Her-
hcl Adams Gibbons, of Hartford.
Conn. ii missionary of the American
)0fll‘d of commissioners for foreign
missions, has testified before the coili-
mission on the killing of Armenians
at. government headquarters. No oth-
er foreigners have yet, been ‘cullI-d up.
on for evidence. The oiliciiil records
show that 150 Modems and or. non-
Mosh-Ins had beentakeli Into custody
11p in yesterday Incomiectlou with the
disorders. ' .
"W7-
ENSIGNs MAY BE COMMISSIONED.
Washington, May 2L-A bill iiillll
orlzing the commission of ensign lor
the graduates of the Annapolis Naval
Academy was introduced today by Itc-
preseiitative Bows.
«m..- __
“Does Mrs, Peck's husband
nianil it good salary?”
good salary. She
Boston 'l‘raiiscript.
coni-
"lie earns ll
commands ii."—
snould be equipped with a dainty
snow white one piece “Standard" For
celaili Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient It would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber. sleep-
ing apartment or firstxiloor toilet
room? Its presence would adord you
the trightist degree of: comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. our
plumbers are strictly ompctent moo
' chanics. honest and rsl able.
HORACE R. NASH
MONEY ADVANCED
to all, on their household furniture,
pianos and other personal property.
without removal, on their own name
without indorser. Call and see us. In»
dependent Loan and Security (20..
Havllsnd Bldg, Washington St. Oflloe
open until 7 p. In. Monday and Sat-
urday until 8:30.
‘ THE new
HOTEL VICTORIA.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PL‘AN.
Our Room. a Special Feature. (in
and Electrlc Lights, Throughout. Ev—
ery Room Heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Flno Stocked Cain In Connection.
A full line of Imported Ales. lncluii
mg the tumour Bul'.
Anhouur Busch BOII' on Draught. ’
T. .I. SULLIVAN. Proprlctcl'n
yum,
M33555. 999:
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
‘ Steamship Tickets
J. M. LAYTON‘ & £0
(lNGORPDIATID)
5 aAiLiIoao‘aVE. ' be: donwatk.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
5.8.2. our my. 35505:. 'I.
1000‘, Freight «Planners. Milt leave
Pier 38. East Blur; New York. (foot
of Dover shootiwsvmvdmv (except
Sunday). at 4 p‘ III Freight realm
ItvNorwalk up to 4 p. mood South
’Norwalk up to 5: 80 p m. bib-t:
" ”907W“ Swahili!!!" CO-
Annlug‘d. 8MIII1,’ C. C.‘ l-Icucmnn.
L933“. qsnorll A'cm.
I
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CORNER MAI" AND WEST 8T8. A
~ micrometer adjustment;
Burton'- and, 8?
Bus 9 Co! a Stout. always on draught. _
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Anythin- Inlurloun he
Inc of marl! he
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MIhIckcmo-—O. Ii. lirandt. New
York; 8. C. Neale and family, Mt. Yer-
I'll)“; H. 0, Quick, l“. van, Danbury;
Raymond, city; Mr. anlels. Stain
for-d8 L. .l. .ieptman. In, New York:
uni nuriiiui1,.w71m; w" a. Unhoiu.
city; H. S. Hird,.Now, Canaan; B.
Green-win Bridgeport; W. H Church,
“Ab. no: 3r
a”: ""'f’ m
Auk your doctor.
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be:
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«mu-4n
Mrs. A. a. DOVOB. of New York. has
arrived at Tokeneke Beach Inn, for an-
other season.
Mr. and‘Mrs. Shepard, of New York.
' will arrive this week for a summer's
stay, at Tokeneke.
J. Edward Vincent has retuiaed to
ficwaywn from Colsbiuok where his
other Mrs. Mary A. Vincent is re-
siding.
L. C. Tetard, who arrived at Toke-
noke. Saturday, for the summer, has
been residing at Brick Church. New
Jersey.
ilty; J. Collins and wife, Providence
It. 1.; M S. Neugiiif. Boston; A. \i 8
Cross. A. R. Saunders, New York;
(lain, M. ii. Bennett. city: Jerome Ros.
cnherg. New York; R. W. Bertollttlc.'
N, 0. C. 00.: H. C. Benedict, New Ilu-
yen: John Iiampson, Harry lianipson.
Charles Reinhold, Ii. L), Jones, liall'
bury; George (luilfoy. Orange, N. .l
. Johnson and wife. New York;
(‘hurles .l, idiom, Charles F. Scott, II.
N. Phillips. Fred Elliott. J. W. Lynch.
h
‘ Get Your Drug Wants‘
Fitted] at the
Bridge i’iiariiiacy
Prompt and efficient sci-vice It
all times
Personal attmtldnigiviil to all
prescription work. -
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come In an! wait for rouge-r1
”biot-
burner. PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
Mr. and Mrs. Needlua. of Brooklyn.
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Wil-
liam Plukney, liowayton avenue, yes
terduy.
.1 Smith and family,fi-oi11 New York.
will reside here this summer. a cat'-
loud of furniture having arrived here
last night.
A cai'iond of radiators has arrived at
the Ilowayton station, consigned to
Thomas S. Donaldson, the South Nor»
walk plumber.
Mrs. A. M. Swift, the artist. and her
sister. from Brooklyn. will arrive.“
their cottage. Heart Base at Toke:
neke this week
A regiiliu meeting of the Delphlaii
New lirltain; C. Ii. Iiiilinghani, New
York; C. J. Murray, Bridgeport; II. L.
Wilson, Brooklyn; James 1’. Kuriiian.
‘Iiridgeport; .i, llrown. W. C. Smith.
New York: Thomas F. Dowd, city;
William Iii-Young, linnbury: Martin
Lynch, (‘barles Clerk, liaiibury; ll
Jacobs. New York; Francis I). Turman.
New Haven: (‘aptnin I-iegeman, .l.
i‘uneo, M. R. Bennett. J. N. Rooney.
I). llnwklns. city; J. Ii. Dunne, Stanr
ford: Charles D. Meyers, (lsslning. N.
Y.: W. .l. ()rniond, Chicago.
LIFE SAVERS AID SCHOONER.
CliATAM, Mass. May iii-Tile Mon-
onioy Point Life-saving crew put out
this morning to the aid of an unknown
three-niasted schooner which was dis-
playing signals of distress northwest
of Handkerchief Shoal. ’l‘ho schoonI-I
was believed to be a vessel which pas
St‘ll the point last night with the crew
working: at the pumps.
The life-slivers did not expect to re
turn to the station before noon.
Even II leg]: as man (an rim thioiigb
lllllllk account:
pmcussmgyiiis
at; I. MA r:
IIIA
ll ‘uE
E
0! IIA IIIIKANIJ l'lLl far-l:
7015930.an mtAlv-v cit-bit
5010 BY DRlifilllSlS EVERYWHERE
Horace EDaun 8: Son, ,
45 WALL 81"., NORWALK.
Real Estate and
Insurance
Wyn-vs uvcrsl decided bargain:
In income practicing property that
must Increase in "fun with the rapid
growth of the flown. ‘ V
3’
“,:i:
[AWN MINER
has a Double Steel Ratchet. like
lightning in action. Bas a Triple Gear,
entirely enclosed, so that no dirt or
cut grass can find Its way into the
pinions and clog them. Has a
Chas. E. Dow
112 wAsi-Imc'rou eraser. 8
'PHoas'm. ‘
A Timely Subject
, For All HOuse-OWners
This is the season for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and tho
scrub brush for'thcfhouso and
the rake for the lawn are good.
but they dont‘ go far enough.
You can clean dirt away. but
to make ,lhe.h0l.l58. the barns.
, stables and fences right they
, should be frcsbsned up with
paint.
We have.everytlii
painting-blinseo‘d 0
brushes an
Atlantic Pure White Lead
THE FAMOUb ,
DUTCH BOY PAlNTER BRAND
-Ws dim mini-antes this While
Lead' s purity.
See us about your painting.
‘21:: GOBHAM',
, DECORATOR.
EAST uo‘ItWALK.‘ cons.
g for the
l. turps..
l
411i tum imp.“ new.“ unvii‘. .
I" all in H.501.
have
”A...
..le Fast Neiwalks defeated the Tig-
ers at baseball bv the score of 2 to 1.
Mrs. leorge Johnson will remove
from Cottage avenuedo 265 East are
nue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt, of Dan-
bury. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. .l, C.
Hawkins, ol‘ Seaside place.
The schooner Richard l'dall has an
rived at ilnynionil lirothers' wharf with
a cargo of Long Island sand.
A three—mauled schooner arrived In
the local harbor this morning, being
towed In by the tug Addie \'.
Ilarry Oddo, of New York, who was
nrmerly a barber on the Washington
street bridge, is a guest of relatives In
tow [Lg
H. Mctcalic of Drew Theological
Seniiiisiiiy. New .lcrsm has been spend
ing a few days with H S. i‘rossett, of
.
Second street.
The Isidics‘ Anxilary of the Dory
Social Club will hold Its last dance of
the season in Randall's Hull.
row evening.
tomor-
N Smith Ferguson rendered a solo
very acceptably ut the morning nor
vice at the East Avenue Methodist
Church yesterday.
The .lunior League of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church will have It soc
Ial and entertainment on Friday even-
Ing. at the church.
.lohn Kubovich. who recently went
Into the bakery business, has sold his
horse to Herman Yogel. a Washington
street bridge delicatessen dealer.
The members of Christ Church, in
iregory Boulevard. had an opportunity
to use the new pews yesterday and
were very much pleased with them.
Albert Ilerggrcn and .lay Petty
caught the walking fever yesterday
morning and hiked It to Bridgeport.
They started vssterilay morning about
1:80.
Constable J. J. Coctiwln made his
weekly visit to East Norwalk Saturday
night and patrolled in the vicinity of
‘ort street. Everything was satisfac-
tory and the constable did not make
any arrests.
; Charles Fielding and Clayton 1.. Mar
-_ slinll had the walking fever for lab
_ vesteruduy
about 10:80 a. m. and seven hours lat-
or, after footing it all the way, landed
in New Haven.
E The sidewalk In front of the Pardee
property In East Washington street is
. being filled in.
‘ raising of the curb line.
the excavation for John F Griffin‘s
‘ 8" 5 ”Vii" my ‘ how building In being used for the pur
lHi lliiflii iii iiiilllli 8°” ..,
U .
the East Norwalk cemetery In good
condition for Memorial Day. The grass
They left East Norwalk
in keeping with the
Moterisliroiu
Some work will be required to put
has grown tall and only a few 1 raves
en trimmed down. mall
fin w l he placed on the graves of
soldiers Sunday.
An officer of the East Norwalk Yacht
Club said today that the club will prob
ably not have any motor boat races
this year, nothing having come. up so
far, concerning such events. The clubs
regular meetings are held on the first
Monday night of the mouth.
Six candidates were baptized last
evening ct “the Advent Christian
. Church by the‘ pastor Rev Lester F
They Included the Misses
Grace and Miriam Reynolds daughters
of the pastor; Miss Lydia Sell Miss
. Ellen DeLeskey. Miss Louise Hanson
Roi holds.
and WilliamsGroe‘schner
Homer brsw of East Norwslk Is
busily engaged at Roton Point thesie
.days, getting ready for the summer
1 season. Mr. Crow. who was formerly
,« an automobile chauffeur will manage
at the Point One of
‘ two attraction
~ ? these. Is a stsmheel and the 'other
known as the circle
an amusem
u.
‘2,
., it is now doubtful if the East Noi- ‘
walk Fire Police will take a louse or
, the former Christ Chart: l1 rooms at: the '
- mrner of Van Zamlt street. ami- 05-
Thc original Idea was to ,
take the. parish rooms, in addition to
born avenue.
the regular quarters. but a member
said todayvthat ILwasieared thatthc
additional expanscwould be women,
The Elist Avenue Methodist church '
was the scene of a special Wservlce‘ an,
evening In that the pastor, the Rev‘.
W. W. Gillies Installed his fellow of
iicers of the Epworfh League.-
Gillies Is at the head of the league.
Pastor
ln has rammed Euler ameek’s visit with -
A. A. will be held tonight. as the reg-
ular meeting night of this month falls
on Decoration Day.
The monthly meeting of the Ilel
pbliin Athletic Club will be held this
evenlngint 7:30 o'clock. at the head
quarters in (‘udllpp street.
Postmaster Harvey S. Ackart has
had a new flag pole placed on the top
of the liowayton posiolllce building.
from which the Stars and Stripes will
WIIVP ()I'I many ‘iif‘CBSlUDS.
The Optimist Club. of Rowuytou.
which gave a very successful dance
about a month ago, has arranged for
another affair In the Rowayion Hose
Company's quarters on Friday cvcn-
ing.
Eugene Walter. of Hickory llliiff, the
young dramatist. who Is the author oi
the sensational successes. “Paid in
Full," “The Wolf." "At the Flag Sta»
lion" IiiId-‘VI‘IIe'h‘Iasiest Way." has writ
ten a startling drama built about It
recent episode In the police history
of New York. It will be presented In:
Itially in New York early in the full.
The Surburhnu Baseball Club of
Rowavton gave it fine exhibition of bull
playing yesterday winning a double
header The contest was on the Al
breeht Int. III Darlen, and was witness
ed by II good crowd of ellihllnluts
Moore and Cakes were the pitchers
and Kendrick the catcher. in the first
game llie score stood Snrburbaus, ll;
Green Streaks. 8 iii the following
contest the ilarlens made seven runs
to the, Surborbaus‘ nine.
Once again have the Bursteins deni-
onstrateii their ability to give 9 din
her and musicals so peculiar to them
selves. Saturday 8was a gala day in
deed. After dinner was served the
guests fill Ii into the spacious reception
room a hole elegant music was ofleied
them as u digestant after Willill lilis
Nathaniel Saks recited to the joy and
admiration of all present a dainty lit
tie- piece entitled“ A Desolate Heart.‘
The musical program being completed
the gentlemen retired to the billiard
room (leaving the ladies at liberty to
discuss the latest stylesl. where an III
fen-sting time ensued. Had- there been
a wreath in readiness for the foiemost
pluy.ci- It would undoubtedly have been
given to Bernard Burtscln son of the
doctor. Among the chosen guests were
Lawyer Louis ldim-stein; Lawyei
Charles Burstein and Nathaniel Saks
of New York. The guests remained at
the Bursteln home until this morning.
iiiiii IIIll iiiimi.
. .._..._
Mrs. Haniord Smith, of Darion, Win
a visitor yesterday with her slstei
Mrs. iFornsndo \‘an Scoy. of Soutl
Norwnlk. who has been seriousl yli’
for some time.
The constables took a day of! from
auto catching yesterday and come
of the othclals observed the decorum
of the motorists and report that: they
drove through the town with a very tie
cent regard for the law.
Chm Ies Morris has been building the
stone foundation work for the new
store building to be erected at the
corner of Main street and Railroad
onue. vbynGoorge Scbiicbtlng. The
conviction is now nearing completion
Thamuilding will be of frame construe
lion.
"The Graphophoae baseball team. 07
Bridgeport, came down to Darlen. Sat
'urday afternoon. to play the local
team btit- In view of the wet grounds
the coutestuwas givea' up. it was at-
{repaid for- :fhe Bridgeports8 to come
down to Dorian again this week Sat
“Maya l .,_ .. Inf-«Ii _'_
lilii iilllilll
Ms.
Mrs. I‘iederlck Diner-sen Is spend-
ing the week in Bmoklyn.
Mrs. John Gardes Is a nest of Mrs.
llurry Bartlell. i’ark sire i.
.i. B. Gerrish has returned from ii
foreign tour of several months. ‘
waiter Johnson was a 'gucst of his
patents, Iu Glenbrook Thursday. ' .
Mrs. Willis Strong Is a guest oi
friends In Greenwich for a few days.
hContractoi‘ Reberts is connecting
2.8 B. Hoyt house, Main street,
Iwhitii' the sewer. '
:1. Franklin menedict..of Bi.ooklyn
o
honor of the Installation, the Glee Club “lends in town.
was present and rendered several se— Miss Sarah Miesel of West Norwalk
lections The officers are. as follows:
President—Rev. W w Gillies ~
First Vice- President- Miss Reba SI
mon
Second Vice President——Mlss iEIhe
Parmelee
Thirdr Vice-President— Miss Edlll
Seyrho‘ii ‘ ll .
Fourth Vice- Pre‘sldciIt—-Mlss Roberta
Ilawklus. ,
Secretary Miss Edna Day
‘I' rcaqu-t r—Iilx '."(111 Me (‘arpcntcr
Organist—Miss Martha Morgan.
has been a guest of her sister, Miss
'Ettri MIesel. iPark street.
Willliim Holt and Frank Hoyt, who
are Working In Wobdport. N. ,have
I been visiting friends In town.
1 Mrs E. B. Lawrence, who has been
III for the past week at her .home in
South avenue, ls cbnvalescing.
Mrs. Edwin Brant: of Mamaroncck
has been visiting her mother. Mrs
George \Vnrdwcll, East avenue.
Mir... Margaret Bauer, of College
u. i. _ . . '
.
I
quently not an arrest was made. Some .
and alloys Fe variations. it
(sale. It relieves '1‘?th
and
Stop:
_
Point. L. l.. Is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Coorgc Dennctt. Cemetery street.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Rliiiid, of Somer~
ville. Mass. are guests of Warden and
Mrs. II. S. Turner. St. John place.
The Young Ladies' Sewing Circle
meets at tbe.bume of Miss Florence
lanes, Waverly Farm. Thursday after-
flillil.
Dr. (‘oi-ks and family. of New York.
have leased the Malcolm Graham
place, Mt. Lebanon, and have taken
possession.
P. R. Brown and his grandson. liar-
lid Jones. of aneny Farm, are spend-
ing a few weeks In Springfield and
Amherst, Mass.
A meeting of the Social Committee
of the Y. M. C. A, was held ill the
club rooms Saturday evening. The.
baseball team members also held a
meeting.
Miss Emily Hoyt is makings sever-
al weeks‘ visit. with Prof. Edwin H
lockwood, of the Yale Scientific
School. New Haven,
Contmetor Roberts has started ex-
cavating ground for the new rubble-
vtone wall around Ilie property of Ed-
ward Ilaminnnn, South Main street.
)llwood Brothers have raised the
residence for Miss Grace Ellwood.
'lreen avenue. The work will be
rushed In order to have It ready foi
secupancy as soon as possible.
Robert Ellwood ls preparing plans
for a house, 30:740. to be erected for
It“. C. Raymond, Weed street. The
first story will be of stone. and the
house will have modern improve
meats. , ‘
Charles. Horn returned from Brook-
lyn on Friday.
Mrs. Edward Jennings has returned
from Soutbport
The Nash family have moved into
the reclildencc of the late Peter Smith.
Miss Ella Wanton has returned from
i week‘s visit with her cousin, Mrs.
William Ranch. in Bedding.
eral days with her sister. Mrs. Ger-
;hom Hill. in Georgetown.
Miss Blanche Beers has returned to
Cast Nerwalk after a few days' visit
with her aunt Mis. Theodore Hamil-
ton.
Rev. W. D. Hart. of Wilton occupied
the pulpit of the Norfield Church yes-
leiday In exchange with Rev. Digbton
Moses.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Carver, who have
:pent the last year in Cos Cob and
Wilton. have returned to their former
home here.
The body of Miss Louisa Smith of
this place, who died in Southport last
week. was Inferred in the Norfleid
Cemetery. Miss Smith was 77 years
of age and a- native of Weston.
“"’l'be funeral of Mrs. Lena Bennett.
wife of Everett Bennett, of Hurlbutl
street. will be held today from her late
home at :5 I). III. Mrs. Bennett was
formerly Miss Lena Fulrchild, of Wes-
tOn. and Is survived by four children.
her mother, Mrs. Mary Fairchlld, and
one brother. Elmer Fairchild‘, of Dover.
'.N .l. The services will be conducted
by Rev. W. L. Douglas, of the Zion
Hill M. E. Chuich, of which Mrs. Beli-
Iiett was a member _'
PETROLEUM CONGRESS.
:il Petroleum standardisation commis-
sion held a preliminary meeting In
,London. today, to urian e the proginni
for the congress whici meets tumor
ifow. 'The real business of attempting
to arrange standard methods for the
testing of petroleum throughout the
\i'orld will then be begun The Ameri-
n delegate to the congress‘. Dr Day.
Is expected to reach London tonight.
' H.808 *W
EMPIRE DAY OBSERVED.
IlAliili‘AX N. S. May iiir” 'WIIINI‘I‘
Day." was (IDLII‘I‘H‘Il throughout t-hi
kmaritime provinces today.
Ailqu no one
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Tile i ."lld Stock Company concluded
their fourth week. Saturday night? to
a packed louse, as usual. The offer-
ing was Alsxander Diimas' master-
piece, “Camille." and towns boron in
masterly style and was indeed a treat
to all Camille was played by Emily
La Febou and she left nothing 96"“68
desired. handling,' this dililciiit f6“ in
masterly style, holding her audience
throughout and sit times having her
audience in tenis. Mr. Weber, as Dr-
niand Diival the lover was. “expect-
ed, very good and ceDaInly mild“
ideal lover. shaking a ninety shflnt
work that was iery much‘hppliadli
AI Philips, as the Count dc Var‘vffie.
gave a fine portray of the polished
sdv~entuier Charles III as Monsieur
Duvsl the father of Armana, was,
effective. In his usual mariachi! 1 .
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ence “bite as Madame Prudence. was
very clever and kept the audience in
a happy frame of mind. Harry Yaul,
as Gaston. was ve. good. Be,
1ch10 Walker made Nichétte a my
sweet. lovable gIIl, and was ‘very will
received. Nellie Batteile.‘JoIn Carey,
Lari King and the other members ha
died their parts In a capable matpggi
Tonight. “The Pumpkin Husker "aw
songs, pictures and vaudeville, and
the commencing of the farewell week.
and It will be a big one'for' thoeoon’l-
pam has certainly made a hit and
will leave a host of friends and ad-
niiiers bel. nd. '
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