iiIIIIi PRIIItII.
a Heap cf Solace In doing
.. is to Depend Upon a wcll- J-
Earned Reputation.
For months South Norwulk readers
have seen the constant expression of
praise for Doan’s Kidney Pills. and
read about the good work they have
done in this locality. Not another
remedy ever produced such convincing
merit.
. Mrs. Janice A. Flask. to Spring
Street. South Norwalk. Conn.. says:
“My first experience with Dean’s Kid-
ney I’ills took place about three years
Jlgo when my mother recommended
them to me. i had been suffering for
a long time from a weak and lame
buck. accompanied by ll. dull, heavy
pain in the region of my kidneys. Tllis
was especially annoying when I had
any work to do which required stoop-
iug. The first box of Dean's Kidney
Pills which I procured ut Pluistcd's
drug store gave the relief and benefit-
ed me generally. Several members of
my family have also taken this rent-
edy and the results in each case have
been entirely satisfactory. l deem it
a pleasure to confirm the statement
I gave in favor of Dean‘s Kidney Pills
in 1906."
For sale. by all dealers.
cents. Foster-Millmrn (30..
New York. sole agents for the
States.
Remember the name—Doan‘s—and
take no other.
Price 50
Buffalo.
liJJitcd
METAL FINISHING PLANT BURN-
Ji- - . '
NAUGATUCK, May 26.——Thc two-
framc building of the Metal Finishing
Company's plant at Union City. known
as the tluning and galvanizing rooms.
were, gutted by fire yesterday. Whild
the officers of the conlpalry say that
they are as yet unable to give all Jes-
timatc of the loss. they thlllk that it
will be over 85.000. No cause for the
fire. is known and It is stated that the
usual precautions against tire were
taken Monday night. A number of
Jrouscs In the near viciniuf were
orchcd, but no serious damage to
cm took pljlc'e. .
- GOLD MEDAL HOUR
GOING TO BUY
———A———
Range?
Get it now while we can
make prompt connec-
tions. Postal brings
rep'resentative.
if
Connecticut
Company.
Wall Paper
Hangings
Ollr spring styles are ready for your
inspection. Will be pleased to show
them to you. Prices range from 10¢.
to $10.00 .Double Roll.
. Sole Agent for Fr. Beck & co. and
Janewuy & Cal .Jenter‘s Wall Papers.
Crockery. Glassware. House Furnish
lug Goods. Patnters' Supplies. English
dilue China by the piece or set. These
Hoods will not. craze.
Ebro agent for the Columbia Phono-
mph Co.’ s Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
limp. 656. Indestructible Cylinder
Records. 35c. Fits any cylinder
machine and lasts forever.
Window Shades and Pb tIllc Frames
to order.
Ilcst Mixed Paints. $1.25 per gallon
l’ainting andj’aper Hanging-
L. H. Decker
37 WASHINGTON eraser.
scorn NORWALK.
“'raL: can.
“It
Jt .. tuition- In‘J“
alps. Patent one;
«J.» .- “wins”:
OfllccsflMJ'lllll Street.
”I ‘I‘. CON-N‘s
“the MWW”WW mills. .
. SMASH AT: GLENBROOK.
George Broer'a Automobile Hits a
Trolley Carl J »
George Brown, of New Canaan at
tempted to drive a motor car between
a street car and the curb in Glenbrook
road. just before ll last night with
the result that both veillclcs became
initiated and were somewhat broken.
Mr. Brown was hung out of the auto-
mobile, but be was not hurt. His car
lost two wheels. and the tonneau was
smashed. Three grab rails were
broken on the street car, and two
running board hangers also were
broken.
It was a north bound Springdulc ear
that Mr. Browns automobile hit.
They were bound in the same direc
tion. and the, accident happened just
as the street car was enterinv the
tumout Ill (lienbrook road. A south
bound car was waiting to take the
switch and the t’lCt‘Itltlli happened at
a point which blocked the track and.
held up the south bound c.ur It “as
necessary to call out the wrecker to
clear things up. They had to jack
up the automobile to get it out of
the way. Then the south bound car
carried Its passengers to Atlantic
square. lllrd returned for the passcll
gcrs of the disabled north bound car.
it was midnight when they arrived in
Springdale.
Childron Cry
FOR Ft’E'lciIEll'S
C A S T O R I A
PRIZES FOR LOUNBBURY LODGE.
Recent Membership Contest Proved to
be Very Successful.
P, C. inunsbnry Lodge. New Eng-
land Order of Protection, hold it regu-
lar meeting. last night.
big ceremony in connection with the
session was the presentation of the
prizes secured recently in thJ mem-
bership contest.. The IJJJlaJ- was
awarded $10 by the state organization.
for securing upward of thirty new
members, and the following were
awarded handsome solid gold badges
of the order: William it. Matt. seven
members; Charles II. Thompson. six
members; Warden John F. Paddock.
four mcillbers. All olilcl‘taiilillcllt com-
millcc composed of William ii. l'latt.
William Q. Mcrli:.lm and Mrs.
Clark was. tlpptrlllthi to unlk ill con
ltcclinll \lltll tlrc suppcl committee ill
:JJrJlrlglllg n sminl for the next met-e
llj!.
EVERY LADY'8 DRESSING CHAM-
BE R
should be equipped with arm:
snow white one piece "Standard For
cclain 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 flrst floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
.\ll llllOl'I’iiI- :
l~ rank I
AYER'S H
are“ "lfnlliilf slin-
Runway; Dandruff
BOTH WANTED TO DIE.
Young Man's Suicide Attempt Success»
ful. But Young Woman Was Saved.
NEW YORK, May 26.—-At the same
moment that a young man hurled hint-
JJver the intersection of 129th and
Manhattan streets. before daylight to
day a young woman attempted to leap
front tho recreation pier a block away
itrom the viaduct into the North Riv
cr ’l‘le man whose identity has not
lcen ablishcd was instantly killed
by the plunge of more than lot) [Hi to
the street pnvenlmli. The young worn
on who was caught before she JJJJJld
term and who described herself as
(lrtlcc Anthony. 22 years old. of Brook
'I)‘ll. inslslcd that she did not know tiltI
suicide. nlld that his not had no corr-
nertion with bars.
IJJ a pocket of the suicide was found
tl rlotc i‘dtllt‘SSitl to ‘l)earcst Lilly,"
dctluring his love for her. that he
could not “Vt‘ without her and (fxpl‘t‘ritb
inc his intention of killing bimst-if.‘
tbc all at he 11‘ aficl social position will
not lch p us aptlit' he wrote; ”we
iuill Jhcu all be equal." The note was
isigllcd ”John."
' Grace Anthony said she had sought
.J‘JJutb because she was alone in the
world and without money The fact
tllJtJJ she was well dressed lends the
police to believe that there is some
mystery attached to her Identity.
TO REVEAL NAMES 0F LYNCHERB
l‘lNlJl lJIJIJIJ‘F‘. Ark. May 26.»-~«With
the avowed Intention of giving evi-
dence and names of witnesses of the
lynching. Judgc (trace. of the Jefferson
(‘ollllty (‘ircult t'ourl. today will cull
ll spcciul grand jury to ilivt'stigaio
tirc lynching of Ltliclt Davis. It negro.
who choked Miss Amy llolJJJcs. and
will; lynched by 1:00 citizens yesterday.
Judge (lraec wil‘. Jlllll that he be called
before the grand jury. He will. it Is
said. give the names of a number of
Il‘tllliillt‘lli citizens who are alleged to
have tukcu pnrt ill Illt‘. lynching.
I FRUIT CANNERS' FIRE Loss.
Pill. 8N0. (‘nl May ‘36.~Tbc tuli-
fnluia l‘rJJii (‘lluucrs Association sllf
JiJ‘I‘t‘tI a fire loss tonight ‘Jlf 5500.000.
'llle fllc filillil‘tl In the sulphur room
and spread rapidly through the can
hing department .
Horace E. Darin & Son,
45 WALL 37.. Moawaut. t .
Real Estate and
InsuranCe
We have several decided berg-Int
in income producing property that
must increacs In value with m rapid
growth of the town. '“
.L\ n. .‘
. .. . ._...._. -.M]..._.-.
plumbers are strictly competent mo- . '
chanlcs. honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 878.:
I
MONEY ADVANCED
to all. on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal property.
without removal. on their own name
without iudorser. Call and see us. In-
dependent Loan and Security 00..
Haviland llldg.. Washington St. Office
Open ulltil 7 p. in. Monday and Sat-
urday until 8:30.
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA.
ONE MINUTE morn DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Rooms 1 Special Feature. an
and Electric Lights Throughout. Ev-
ery Room Heated
RATES REASONABLE.
Flnc Stacked Cafe In Connection.
A full line of Imported Alec. includ-
log the famous Ben's Burton'- and
Bus 0. Col. stout. always on draught.
Anheulcr Busch Boer on Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
J. M. LAJYTON & on
J (moons-ounce)».
5 RAILROAD AVJE.
DailyLine toN. Y
For her"
all 1|de Jitter
1906, Freight Propellers will
Pier 28.1mm Rims. New York. (foot
of Dover street). or day. (except
Sunday). at J. p. m. . etsht 1'09!
at Nor-walk up to 4 p. mud Gr
Normalkupfolz899.mJ. .. .
Norwalk Steamboat Go.
Anuiug J. Smith, C. c. Housman.
Lou".
so. uaawALK, .
fairly ‘E 2i
‘ of.” hitting. it 1;
lead .
IHE Illilfllii iiiliviiilliilt
J... a Double Steel Ra..tebet
lightning in action. Has a Triple Gear
entirely cntlosetl. so that no dirt or
pinlous and cl them. llas
micrometer adjus merit.
112 WASHINGTON eraser.
Janos: ow.
". J Art Elegant Droillnu
Does not C lot the Hair
self from the Riverside Drive viaduct .
' the burn.
like
cut grabs can find Its way lllto the
_a
Chas. E. Dow
IR \J In»; f. ..
Mgkpn. uqlrwfirpq "
reasoni-
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ancient service at '
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work. 3
Chair: for our trolley patrons.
Come In and wait for your car
BRIDGE PKARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
Alonzo Wheeler has returned home to
blast Ntll‘\\'llik‘fl'tllll ‘a visit with friends
at various points tip the state. '
The steamer Itaneocas has just dis-
charged Jl cargo of 1.000 bags of co-
mom at Raymund Broihel‘s’ \V‘hlll‘f.
I’J-tJ-i' O‘llarn. Who recently purchas-
J-Jl the place til it Pleasant Street from
(lscnr ’l‘. Seymour. Intends, It is under-
stood. to Lent the pine».
The (line (‘lub lllt‘nlilt‘l‘! will assem-
le- this evening. at the llOlllQ;()f Miss
Roberta Hawkins~ for a. rehearsal un-
der the direction of header Herbert A.
Strout.
A pleasing program is bring arrang-
cd by the members of the Junior Ep-
Jvorth League. for the entertainment
and social at the East Avenue, Metho-
dist church.
The teachers of the Advent (‘hrist~
iarl Church held a meeting last ch-JJ-
big at tho church. wherc they dis-
cussed matters or much interest in
teaching matters.
Tile Endeavon Circle of King's
Daughters of the South JNorwalk Col»
grcgatlollnl church ta holding a lllt't‘l‘
ing. this afternoon. with Mrs. E. H.
Taylor, in Core avenue.
A delegation of the young men of
the Norwalk High school went over
to Randall's ,Hail. last evening. and
attended the dance undcr the auspices
of the Dory sucial glob Auxiliary.
l.’ p to date l-‘rJ-d Berggren and Jay
Petty. who desire, to arrange a walk-
ing match with anybody in the Nor
walks. have not yet had their chal-
lenge accepted so far as has come
out.
ieor'gc it. You Alstync went over to
Sullautuck and sailed Dr. L. M. Al
lcn' a auxiliary yacht around to the lo
cal hat-.bor yesterday; in order that she
might be put in commission for the
season
The East Norualk trolley lines are
again full fledged open car routes.
With the return of fairly mild weather.
the Jlosed cars have been relegated to
They are within easy rc-
cnil. however.
All East Norwnlk weather prophet
predicted this morning that a north-
east storm ls brewing tle pointed to
a haze and cloud formation in the
south-west. which he said was a sure
sign of the kind of storm he described.-
TlJc Messrs. Wright‘s launch Vavuna
was hauled tip on the ways yesterday
A Timely Subject _
For All House-Owners
'1 id: is tho- season for cleaning ‘*
le the premises. Soap and the ‘f
scrub brueu for the house and
the ..lkc for the lawn are good. '
but they deal! go farcnougb.
You can clean dirt away. but J
to make the house. the barns. ‘
stables and fences right they ,
should be freshened up with ‘
paint.
We have everything for the .J
painting-linseed oil. turps.. ,
. brushes and J‘
Atlantic Pure White Lead
, THE FAMOUb
DUTCH ‘BOY PAINTER BRAND .
land' a purity. « ;
See [us about your painting. ‘
necoaai'oat' ' "
easr uodwack. coup.
i
. .QCHOMIA‘AflmJ . . .
at tho-Nelson and Ayers shipyard. for
repairs. Since the boat has been in
commission. during the past few
Weeks. the stern post has become
wrenched.
The ladies of the Dory Club Auxlb
lary gave another enjoyable dance.‘
last evening. at Randall‘s Hall. in Van
Zandt street. During the past few
months the auxiliary has given a bum
her of these events. raising oonsldcrtlv
his money for' the club.
There have been many guesses as
to the value of the big pile of oyster
shells at the opening plant of the Riv
Jiel Oyster Company. on the Washing
ton street bll.dge Anyone who names
a figure up into the several thousand
in dollars will not go for wrong.
F. C. Baiiey, John Howard and Her,
man Ryder have been planning a little
excursion to Providence Rhode Island:
Their object is to call on E. A. Sarina
who formerly conducted a dining room
in Elizabeth street. South Norwaik.
Messrs. Howard and Ryder want a bill
settled. . . .
Several campers have remained or
the shore throughout the recent un»
pleasant. weather. One young man got
over to South Norwalk and Imblbed
a little too freely in liquor but this
g is not wnsldered unusual In view of
the drawback to life in a tent during
I the lust. Week or two
The appearance of a number of grav~
es in the East Norwalk Cemetery has
bccn improrcd by trimming the grass.
'1‘ here am still many graves to betcnrt
I‘d for likewise. Any work along this
line Is desirable. but it is much more
effective to the general anpcnlutc o
the ccmetcry if it is continuod all ov-
er It. ..
Some of the. local oystelmen have
returned to Bridgeport with the trope
that the natural oyster- beds have be;
come. uncovered again by the llorih‘
west breeze nullifying the effect of the
rate easter. which buried them. Seve
eral of the local workers were taking
no chances. and were at home this
morning.
The Rev. J. H. Brown, rector of
[Christ church“ has been sending out
Jan appeal for funds for the compltu
‘ilon of the church. and suggests the
this furnishing work be in the nature
of a memorial to the lute-Rev. Charleii
M. Selleokrwhowas so deeply inter-
ested in the successful. completion of
the project; at erecting the edifice. M
present services are being held in the
have of the church.
Tile Rev. C. K. Woodaon. formerly
family attendeti J1 reception given by
a't herJ home In Oyster
Bay, on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Roosevelt received and Miss Ethel
Roosevelt served tea. The Rev Wood-
son and family were shown nuulberleflb
things of Interest throughout the
beautiful residence. Their Norwulli
friends will be delighted at the news.
The auxiliary of the D. s. C. will
meet with Mrs. ’lioblusou, 2 Bayview
place. tomorrow evening.
'One Minute Interviews:-
"My sister writes me that she does
ll't know whether I am becoming no»
IOI'IOuu or popular} '—-William K Dow.
“The East Norwallt Yacht Club is
right up to snuff. "—-Comlnodore Harry
lilder.
“blast Norwalk is growing so fast
that they will soon have to build a
subway over to South Norwalk."——~Mor.
ton. the rising young pharmacist. .
"i wish blast Norwalk had some
more sidewlllks."——lilost any one you
lllt’l‘i.
ox president.
Joseph Prisect. a member of the
East Norwaik Fire Police. attended
the big Slavonic convention iJl Bridge
port. Monday, and some home or a
little too much escitcment went to his
head. according to the following from
n Bridgeport paper: "Joseph l’riacct.
who marched Ill yesterday‘s parade as
one of the delegates from East Nor.
walk. did not walk with the some
spriugy gait Into the city court this
morning. for Joseph tried to play it
practical joke arid the failure of the
colllpiniuailts to show any signs of
decline of humor enveloped him IJJ a
feeling of morosenesa. Joseph was in
a saloon on the East Side last night
and after playing a game of pool
thought it was time to entertain the
friends and add a bit of spice to the
seeming quietness of thc celebration
of tho git-at tltl\ just passed. Ilc plily-
fully seized Fillrlk llurkult lllitl‘ Itold
IJIJJJ he was going to arrest him.
did not let Frank know that he was
illollng Oh‘ no that would have
Mltllltti the joke Frank did not like
the idea of being ("It'lt‘sirtl for nothing.
and wanted to know who Joseph was.
Joseph showed a badge which be WIN
wearing and started to haul Prank
front the “place. In the fight which
Illt‘ll bad Its Inception ~Joscpb gut ‘le
worst of it and landed In the hands
of the police. The badge which .lnacph
wore was one affected by the members
of the False Norwallt Fire department.
Joseph “Habit-“e «the organization a
your ago He warrfliled SJ and (oats. "
JuJJJJJ.
‘Miss Ruth Lines. who has been
spending a week with her cousin. Miss
Mabel Ambler. has returned to her
home in 'llrooklyn.
I-l. Townsend Blodgeil and family
and Sidney F. Ward and family. of
New York city. have opened their sun»
nlcr homes at Tokenckc.
John Sherman lioyl. of Contentment
Island. has purchased a prize Jersey
cow for his West Norwalk farm from
John (‘llllJ-il. of South Norwallt. J
Captain ll. Dickinson. the uranium
of tho Ttlkt‘lltlkt‘ Casino. is busy get-
ting It In condition for the summer.
A number of he“ bathing houses are
bclng intsallcd at the beach.
liiiliii till] Ililiiiiiiiii.
The Norman won froth a Stam-
ford tctull at. Glcnbrook. Sunday.
Scorer. Nomtons. ti; Stamford, 5
Michael Austen will move next week
from his home at Ox" Ridge. which he
recently sold to Mr. Sulzer. to Glen-
brooh. ‘ -
A valuable horse owned by Theodore
Austed died Sunday from tetanus. dos»
pile all veterinary aid. The animal
was the best one Mr. Austen owned
John P. Hrummer. the well-known
barber. is turning partially gardener
these days. Yesterday. John planted
a bushel of tubers and will watch
them increase and multiply.
Frank H. Hindicy. who is employed
in the main offices of the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company. at New Hav.en was a vial
for at his home ill Darien yesterday. .
Otto Miller. a well-known Durien
young man. has taken a position with
the New Haven CloekColnpany. at
the latter‘s plant in the Elm City. and
has already entered upon his new du
ties.
The funeral of tire. Robinson, wife
of Dr. Robinson. at the l‘ltch Soldiers“
Home. Noroton. yesterday, was very
largely attended Following the obse-
guies here, the remains were taken to
.Colcheater, for Interment.
The new boxesat the Darren post-
oillee are numbered from 191 to 428
The increase has become necessary
both on account of an increased num-
ber of summer residents and because
of a larger permanent population.
Herbert Willurott is tickled over the
fact that he has won a building lot
in some sort or a theatre proposition.
His young friends were speculating
yesterday as to what he intends to do
with it The real estate in question
Is located somewhere'on Long Island:
like. James Hilldlethas returned
borne from St. :huko‘s Hospital: New
York. where Isha .Jrnllorwont an opera.
Jib-recentlycfor'the removal of gall
stones. oil was found that thezlatter;
which had caused great pain. were
twenty-dour in number. one being as
large asen egg. v r- J J
The s'eleotlheo have not yet ordered
the oil for‘tli'o highways. but a mem-
ber of the fluid eats yesterday that
the order will be put ‘inJ with the
Standard Oil Company in a few days;
It Is pm total a J'ialik loud. or
amiism-‘g‘nllods.J This oJJJ is in
tanded'pflh‘ljlfilymr the‘ post road. to
allay the great cloud of dust raised by
the alilomobfleh-J Mitigate along this
highway with "Jean was already
spread. ,
M
Mrs. E. M. Roberts of Stratford.
has bet-n visiting In town. \
pastor of the EIIEI Att’lltlt‘ Church and -
Mrs. (Ia lumen and daughter. Mina
‘li‘a‘nny, who have been spending the
He.
"vault. quarter the larke i bleacll‘eflea
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. wifeyof‘tll‘ " '
All Countert‘elts.
Experiments that; tflflonltIi
contain! helm:-
Jhilh
Jill“ hie l-evelfuiinds
Collie."‘i' relieveil Mann
and Biathlon ,_ in
:ll snack; , ?“l
The Children’s
r
The Kind You Have Always Boom W‘Wb
In use for or or 30 years, ‘h‘nh bill-it‘ll
__.' and has bnmn‘
sonnl cupcrilsion since its
Ailowi. Jl one cofiisdeive y'ohai" , i
lotions and “Just-an-good" are but 2;
infants and Children-Experience against Experiment
What is CASTORIA
Elector-la Is I harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pm-
gorie, Drop. and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
Dliilhn. Morphine nor. other Narcotic .
assist its guarantee. It rdash-aye Worms
Jr on‘ is Diarrhte'h' and Wind
T
lines the Food, regulates the
v g
0 Mother’s Friend.
annulus CASTOHIAMMWWS
Bears 1;th Signature of
The KillJl You Hate AlilaJli Billie]!
In Use For Over 30 Years.
m acme! “CH". '7 MIMI I'll". IIU MI W J g.
Jimmie gilt
(Hinder his pill:
nrhlpnilnngor the health of
roubles. cures Constipation
lienltlry will from 8W
returned
winter ill the south. have
home.
Joseph Arbin IS agatn working as
conductor on the trollel.
Mrs. Joseph Hyatt is entertaining
Mrs. Kittie of New York
Mrs. J. (‘. Newkirk. of Norwalk. has
been visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. William Siedt entertained her
parents from Bridgeport. Sunday.
W. F. H. Preston has sold out his
painting business to L. P. Billings.
.Jt the. Cross Highway school netted
$10. I
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stringhaln have
opened their summer home art King
sil‘vt‘l.
Miss Jennie liall. of Main street. is
entertaining friends from Charles-
ton. S. C.
Tile society of the C. of W. and Inl-
luaeulateConception heldo reception.
Sunday evening.
Mrs. James Mills entertained her
brother. also Mrs. Oscar Allen and
children. Sunday.
Ar W. Farquharson, crown solicitor
of Jamaica. West Indies. in visiting
relatives in town.
Miss Julia Wakeman Is having a.
handsome new bathroom put into her
house by Plumber Dickson.
Mrs. William L Taylor will enter-
tain the Current Events Club at her
home. Thursday afternoon.
Star of Westport Circle. Compan-
ions ot the Forest. held a dance in
National Hall, Saturday evening.
Bradley Baker. an aged veteran.
who resides on imperial avenue» was
badly bitten by a savage btrll dull. 1‘9
cently.
Contractor Thomas Forsyth ls mak-
ing cxtcnsivce improvements to the
residence of E. 'l‘. Bedford, in the
Farms. '
Dr. irwln Carroll. of Kvoto. Japan.
preached in Trinity church. Thurs—
day. and was entertained at Trinity
rectory.
The' board of selectmen have or-
dered one thousand gallons of oil.
which will, be sprinkled on the. matrix
streets.
At thereeent meeting of Compo
Engine Company. it was voted to go
back to the old style red shirt, leather
belt and cap.
The annual meeting of the Willov.
Brook Cemetery Association will be
held today in the probate office in
the town building.
The members of the Sunday school
board of the Methodist church are
Invited to the parsonage. Friday even-
ing. for a board meeting and social.
The beautiful flowers which decor
ated the Congregational church for
their anniversary exercises were pack
ed and sent to New York to the. young
children who seldom see the beauties
of nature.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wood are
entertaining friends from New York.
lilies Long Is enjoying a two week’ s
vacation from her duties at the li-
brnry.
The property in Greens Farms rc-
cently purchased by George Beecher
of. Detroit. Mich. is being transform
ed. and when the work Is completed
the place will be one of the most at-
tractlve in this vicinity.
'Rev. Mr. Mackenzie officiated at the
funeral of Mrs. Edward Weaver. who
was formerly Miss'flila Morehouse. of
Westport. at tile home of the do
caused ill Pittsburg, Pn., Saturday.
The burial was ill Norwnlk Cclnc
'Iery. .
PROVIDENCE BLEARCHERV SOLD.
PfiOVl DEW. R 1.; May :0.—
The plant of the Qtrcell Dyeing CoJJl
and tire houses ina titles ate; was sold
J'today to the United States Finishing
Company. which will continue the
plant In operation. This is the seventh
The entertainment given last week ‘
ENTERTAINMIENTS Holt ' R6695.
VELT.
Governor Jackson and other [Residents
of Nairobi Plan Affairs.
NAIROBI. British East Africa. May
26,—Tlleodore Roosevelt and the mem-
bers of his party will come into Nairo-
bi nt 4 o'clock this afternoon from
the llcatly ranch. where they have
been bunting. Tonight and tomorrow
Mr. linesevclt will be the guest of F.
J Jackson. acting governor of the pro-
tector-.ate For the remainder. of his
stay here he will occupy George Euc-
Mtlian' a town house loaned {or one
casion. The naturalists of the y.
together with it. J. Cunningham, who
has charge of the expedition, will still!
iii the Norfolk Hotel. The party will
leave here next week for the Sotilulls
trict. via Rijabe and will' not ret'
here before the end of July. A public
banquet will be tendered Mr. Roose-
\t‘ll in Nairobi about the first of Aug-
ust.
The expedition will be accompanied
to the Sotik country by 1. .i Tarlt'oit.
Governor Jackson has issued lnv ta-
tions to a reception to meet Mr .21!
volt Thursday night. and he, will el'iter- _
Jain the former president of the Unit-
ed States at dinner on Saturday. After
this dinner Mr. Roosevelt will attend
an amateur theatrical entertainment.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemo—F B. (‘ollliiii Boston:
S. (‘. Harnum. New Haven Willm
Elliott. Boston; William R dolph.
West Sanllle. l.. W. J. to.
F. C. Brown C. w. Hench. New Your.
J.. a. sell Stamtordp Jaines (yr
Ketchen Buffalo: R. E Bon'd. Stirling-
field; ll. J. Dexter E. Wectuhal. H.
F. Dextel. New York; A_
city;- H. H Parish, Boston.
Bloomer. Newark. L. R.-Huribtittfe_ ..
Jon; I. Mintz, Newark; .
New York. Leo Davis. East Norhik;
John D. Scott New York; A. C. Look; '
wood. Sierra Madre Cat: F. D La
ton, city; 11E. Southwcll. C
New York; A. T. MirrphyW ..
B F. Ostrander. Roger Flint. ;
F. S. Moody. New Huron: .W. Lewis.
New York, c u Noble New Milford
M R. Bennett Norw‘alk: D: Agata.
Philadelphia: J. Finches, Jr, 'tdi‘
bury; R. E IAbrams. J. H. Abrams.
Cannl‘sle 1.. E. W1 lug‘rallaln. Boo;
ton; H. D Denscher: {motyN Y1: "
w, s Brn‘go, Boston;F woman-bank.
Hartford. * .
execurrvs suslrlese.
Last night the time of one. ofllcial J
mourning for the late Governor Lilley
cattle to an end.
(my er um Weeks has accepted .8“ in
viihtlorl to attend the obsemnce‘ of
“Powder Day"1n New Havens; This
year the 134th anniversary
marching of the Second Com omcp ’
crnor s Foot Guard, with
Mass, will be comm'emorat r-
nor Weeks will attend with III“ M
The gm ernor has appointed {Ml ,
lowing railroad policeniie‘n lon‘ (”than ,
Intention of the New York: New I
and llaltiord Railroad Compan erbhii‘»
Shcehan. of lirldgtlpol‘tt'l‘efirri .
zelli.’ (lllarlcs Barnes and:' "fling-n
ilolleran. of New Haven. and Milli
Mahoney, of Weatfleld. '
Ln:
GEORGIA STRIKE GONE“
ATLANTA Ga. May 26M—The
lem of how to save .the {gyro
the south from the danger a
of the Georgia railroad firstl‘len' '
with its disquieting negro Millard
one of the most troublesome
presented at the conferences hotly
day between [lulled sum... '
slouer of Labor Charles P.
eruor Smith. General Mandk
Scott. of the mum. 3W
dent linil. of the brotherhood of
motive Firemen and Engln
view of the rice questing.
wlaety aspirate residence.
the parties to the negotlons w
worthy Mr. Ball is from ‘
Canada. whilo Washin q
drilled by Mr Neill ant.
iDIllIli that the United Stiller. lv‘lirlzsbin',
company Ila» aequlredt
Mr. Scott and (inventor
Norwalk Chronicler