Thom ed dunner
Warehousing to congregate.
bridge
The weekly Inner meetings of the
int Gide will be held thin evening in
the union: church-I.
The bone in the 31.111111 Creek ohlp-
yard new at new, tho apriu point
inc having and. them beautiful.
A horse of sand and a barge of coal
were taken to the Upper Norwalk har-
bor this morning by the tug' Addie
'v'll
A new barge of and for the Mo-
liarg. Barton it Company. bridge con.
tractors. has arrived and in moored to
the work.
The Lodies' Aid Society met yenter-
day “1111111111611 and among other things
arranged for a toad sale at Mrs. A. N.
Paddock'e home on Friday. The meet-
ing was the first with the new ofllcers.
The air was particularly clear this
morning and long island loomed up
quite close outside the harbor islands.
Men on a Sound schooner appeared
visible, but title was thought to he
an illusion. ‘
The oyster steamer "Commander"
of the Ellsworth (‘ompany came into
the harbor last night. Captain ‘itoy
Decker. Archibald Wolfe and Fred
Brown. all East Norawlk lads. stayed
over night at home.
The commissioners of the East. Nor-
walk electric light plant and the no 1117
ouperintendnt will go to New York on
Saturday and probably will remain
over Sunday 11nd then go to \‘(wv lor
it) in then search lUl 111111111111 mo
live power to make clfrt'll'icii} 111-
their own plant.
There is greet activity at 11111 1511111
Non/all: electric station and puma
lending toward the 111an up; of a p 11
ing preposition are under way
perintendent miner Unsaid is on the
1011.311 extension of poles in to be
Reade through Marion street \lyrtle
street extension and Woodnide 1111911111».
The bridge «rem are raising 111111
ground to! of Pier T and inherit have
eurted the work on Pier 10 in the
excavation. Meantime the llutler
Brothers Construction Company barge
in jockeying granite blocks ashore in
icinunction 111th the stationery der-
lick. Other workmen are finishing the
erection of form for the north hrldxc
wall on the 111111 end. Carpenters con-
"tlnuo to erect and put in position the
terms tor the bridge spam All is
activity. ‘ , .
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Walter Thompson, 0! 5 First street.
celebrated the owtnty- first an 111 11111111
oi hie hinhdoy yenterdny. entertaining
11 large number at his 11191111111111 was
wanted with a gold vntch by his rel-
olives. and the thirty angina who an-
enabled that «mind. most oi whom
«me my, 11cm East A1enuo
W Minoan-l Church. [we him
o We told chin. A social time
, wan unloved Ind delioflouu refrooh-
unconcerned
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hen traveled umtvely all over ‘llu
t‘ouneilmon George W Slovene nu
pain been ill at hie realdenoe in Nov
Kinloy atreet.
Mina hole Moral; of Highland ave-
Inue. returned home yenterdey, from
o. vialt in New York city
William C. Smith and family. of
Brooklyn. have been spending a few
days at their summer roaidonue at
Bell inland. -
11111. 'Byron C. Taylor, who hen been
(visiting he? mother. Mm. Frank W
McKendrie.'ln 'Rownyton avenue, has
returned to her home.
Charles Prince. of Row uyton avenue.
underwent an operation on hia throat.
last week. in a New York hospital. lilo
1.1111 reported no dolnn nicely today at
his home. to which he returned laet
night. “
Word was received in Rounyton 11»
day of the death of \ira.Allc1e Dean
Ward at the Park Avenue Hotel, in
New York city. Mra. Ward had been
an invalid for some time. She won
for many years a. resident at Content
merit island where 3111- 1111.11 formerly
a large property ow‘ncx, 111111 wan well-
known in this eoction for her many
charitable worl111.She 111111 seventy-
six years at ago. and is survived by
one brother. l‘harlm F. Dean. of 'Stilln
i‘m ’ who was also 11 101111111 reahicnt
111' to 111 place.
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street, was 11 visitor in Shunrord you-
lay
John Finch in 11111111111111; to move
11ith his ianuly from Wont avenue to
“eat. Nor-walk Z . ,1
Rev E. 5. Brown. who is attending
a conference in New Home will re-
trun to Dorien todny.
Constable ilontord Smith .111 under
'1: much good natured chair over
the disappearance of hie mustache.
The school committee held its
monthly meeting at Center school.
..1 1111.1 night. for the transaction or
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~‘undhy was 11 big town in Dorian.
the whole countryoide being flooded
vith 1111mm vulture. who were
out to enjoy the splendid Weather.
bille- Biron-ll. of Wool. avenue. .1!
Mirroring with a plum hand. no the
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hush.“ thobooit ol W “his, hand
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to: room 11111111111111.
at the Town Hall Tueedny hint, end
sentoncod each to a fine or '3 and;
collie. All pleaded guilty. Clue! of?
lichen atrium of lithium. helped 1
mm of the boys, who were from nridxo
port, out of their scrape. and neatl
them home. The lines. in their owel.‘
‘were remitted, and tho coats. 811M111
5101- both. were paid by Chief Brennan.
.The other hoya were taken to luridgou}
port thin morning. Edward Moloned
aged 19. and Thomas Read. 111. were:
“the two whom (:hlei Brennan aided: 1,
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i.‘ heater Springer. 24; Joseph Cappollo,1
25;Jo11ep11-.no1111a1 21; 1111111111 (1mm.
:2; Frank 11111111,“; Raymond Conitllu:
‘1 19; John Mulligan, iii; Jeremiah {1111111,}
2! and Thoma» Galiivnn, 19. The}
complaint we» made bv Detective;
Morehouse ot the railroad: 5
wrought before Judge Dance. Thee
day. seven train ridern, oere fined 32
old doom. and standing oommitiedn
were taken to Bridgeport. The men
$11111 their names as Frank Ferris.i
DeWitt Ellison. Joe Manon. Fred lie-l 1
her John Armstrong, Frank O'Neil.’
and John Malino. The arrest was?
made by Countable Smith, on com ‘
plaint of Detective Morehouue oi the:
railroad. Peter Vollnsky. charged with 1'
assault, was brought 1111mm Judge,’
Dance, Monday night. 11nd fined 82 and 1
coats, amounting to 811.31. The com-i
plainl. was made by Gnome Finebergz
of Newton. by whom Voiinaky la (em-i
played an a gardener. Fineberg, by;
11 series of circumstances. nuppoeing’
that Vollnehy was anchoring some one i
in his room. demanded entrance early IE
Sunday morning, and being refused!
broke in the door, Voilnahy displayed ‘
n knife. Constable hatch made the;
arrest. on being mmunonod to the.
scene. I 1'
Pleading 11111111 to the charge of:
burying 11 body 11 lthollt it burial Wfi
mit. Mnurillo ilagotlno. an undfin‘f
taker of 71-1 l‘nviih 11119111., Stnmford.
was fined $251 and costs amounting to .
429.35. by Justice llnncc. in the;
Town Hall, Tuesday afternoon. Conn :
lry licnlth (miner 1111111111: to. Hill 111' .
Bridgeport prosolruted. llnnolino, 11:
1111111 chm-god on April ll buried. the.‘.
1 both or 1101111111 11111111111 of Wort 11w %
hue Stamford in Springltalc, without
liming secured a lmrinl permit of the
town authoriticn, Mnrc‘nltti (lied on
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not find out item the Stamford lloapi ‘
till outhoritiee. who was the uteri doc :
tor attending Merchetti and was com '
polled to bury the body, without the
permit. (in April it he; Ddzotino. up»;
plied to Dr. ll, Hurtxhcrg for a permit
which Dr iiertzberg refused to sign:
telling Dagotino the: the matter must.
be reported to the county health ofii- 1
car. The complain was served by Dell 1
uty Sheriff Schlechtweg on Saturdoy
The fine was paid by mnotino.
The second performance or the 1111f
rien Memento minntrel show we. 3|qu
on. but evening, in the Town lien!
and the sketch. “Delicate Ground."I
was gmted with praise from 1111-1111111. ‘
Hanford Smith and 1111111111111 Moore. is?
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rled the audience into 11 pitch or m‘
riment. Good sense were sun's out}
some good joke: sprung. Mu. Arthur!
Phillips. playing the portal. Paulina;
in the sketnh, was presented with .3
huge bouquet of mo: at the «111‘
the scene."o1nld wild applauds. 1111'
noting wu splendid. ’Don flood,‘
closing in the Minstrels. we. on the ,
other hand surprised with 11 mount
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April for me is everywhere thou
art.
And '6: December every time
we part.
Yea! the for other folk the wild
white spring
Half hoals; half breaks. the
heart
Withcvery lovely and rejoicing
thing.
Before thy lightest iootiall winter
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And turns to violets her shroud
of mews
voice is heard
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And rings with songs of the
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of d May
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all and bloom!
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in it’ll branches, neatly and care-
fully done at the
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'LAUNDRY.
You will find our work in
second to none. as it. is done by
experienced hands. We gladly
invite inspection of our plant.
All work collected and delii‘ered
tree of charge.
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Hioot or Gatherine etmtl,e1ery day;
exam Sunday at 3 p.111.l1‘reight re.
delved at Norwaih up to {1 p. m. and
South Norwalh up to 5.30.
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