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LOCAL AND‘OTHER news.
Mis. Rebecca Knapp of West VVash-
ingtcn stieet, is entertaining Mzs.
Elizabeth Bowel of Quebec.
A me1no1ials =1Vice will be held to-
mouow 11101 n.ng at St. Mar”; s chu1ch
for the late Mrs.‘ Thomas Tierney.
Mrs. F. J. Heidorn of Stamford, has
been visiting Mrs. Harry Bussing of
this city. ,
The Pete1’s spence collection will be
taken in St. Ma1 y s chuteh next Sun-
dav.
Rev. w. H. Hubbard 5111 be the
speaker at the next Union Christian
Endeavor Rally.
Mrs. Mary. A. White of Cannon, is
moving her barns away from her house
and making extensive improvements.
The Sixteenth Annual Convention of
the Department, of Connecticut will
meet on May 17th and 18th in Milford.
Buckingham Women’s Relief Corps
have postponed their regular ineeting
until the 25th of May, as several of the
members expect to attend the Con-
vention.
J. H. La Pea11' s Gleat Allied Shows
will exhibit in town on Tuesday, May
30.
3115. S. W. McClave and {he chil-
then of Edgewatei, N. J. are the guests
of ex- -Councilman and Mrs Edga1 [-1.
Fox, 01’ 11?. \Vest street.
Robert Knapp, 1]. Stamford brakeman
has been promoted to baggage master
- and transferred to South Norwalk.
Robert J. Lee baggage master,0n the
. Stamford t1 aim, has been transferred to
‘ the South Norwalk train and will
move his family to that place.
James Merriti of Norwalk is visiting
friends in this city.—Stamford Re-
publican.
The State railroad commissioners
w e1e in Danbury Tuesday, and made a
visit of inspection to the Fair Grounds
station -
The date of the next Union C. E.
rallylwi1l be set at the meeting of the
executive committee with Miss Minnie
Wixon on West Main street, this even-
in‘g.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer of New York,
are visiting the former’s parents in
East N orwalk.
Rev. G. Haulenbeck assisted at the
services in the East avenue M. E.
church last night.
Miss Florence Brown of Hartford, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. E. Millspaugh
of West Norwalk. ‘
The funeral of Michaell—lenry was
held from St. Mary ’5 church this morn-
ing. The remains were taken to Dan-
~bury for interment. The Iron Moulders
Union of which the deceased was a
member, turned out in a' body.
The police arrested ashow case of
millinery goods left outside of a Main
street store last night.
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The lighter Manhattan, Captain
Collier, is unloading 100‘ tons of iron
for the Lockwood Manufacturing Co.
Thomas Cooney of Harbor avenue,
has been visiting .his daughter, Mrs.
John MeAllister of Danbury.
George W. Cram has leased the resi-
dence of the late Miss J ulia Lockwood
on East Wall street.
The Knight stike'et A.- 2111. E. church
will hold an entertainment and sociable
on Wednesday evening, May 24th.
The graduating exercises of the Over
River school will be held in the high
school room, ‘ Wednesday evening,
May 24. __ 1
Dr. W. L. Weed of Washington
street, is expected home Saturday from
an extended sojourn in New York state
which he was forced to take: for athe
benefit of his health.
street, willentertain the
League of the Methodist church on
Friday evening.
Captain Leonard D. Wild'man of the
United States siginal corps. has been
appointed chief signal officer on the
staff 0f General Fitzhugh Lee,succeed-
ing Colonel Stone. General Lee’s staff
is located a few miles out from Havana.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver B.‘ Jackson was baptized at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Bette
on the Green Sunday, by the Rev.
‘ CharlesM. Selleek'. The child was
married Olive. The spm’s'érs Were Dr. J
G. Gregory, Miss 11111121511111 and Miss
‘ Salty Betta
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Selleck‘ of Arch
Epworth'
The N. A. S. E. will meet this even-
ing.
Captains Nailer and MeAllistcr were
at the Salvation Army headquarters
last night.
Rev. Dr. \Villiam Mailer is in Phila-
delphia.
Mail carrier Spicer has recovered
from his recent illness.
Mrs H. R. Buckley and child have
been visiting in Nutley, N. J.
H. C. Monsell of Greenport. was in
town yesterday.
Miss Ruth Boyer, daughter of ex-
councilman E. L. Boyer has a wheel.
George L. Hale of Hartford is Visit-
ing friends in South Norwalk.
Miss Alice Stocking of Georgetown,
has been a guest of Mrs. W. F. Bryant
of East avenue.
William Richmond has secured a po—
sition as polisher in the Norwalk Lock
Company’s factory.
The Claflin University concert will
be given in the First Methodist church,
next Tuesday evening.
Rev. A. F. Johnson announces an en-
tertainment for Thursday evening, in
Calvary BaptiSt church. There will
be a lecture on "The Life of Christ,”
illustrated by viewsf
SamuelT. Raymond has launched
his catboat. Magella.
A regular communication Of Old W'ell
band met last night. . '
. the state camp at Niantie.
Lodge, F. .85 A. M. was held last night. .
The third degree was conferred.
Several of the members of Cockenoe
Tribe, I. O. R. M. will go to New
Canaan to- -night in cairyalls and will
confer the Wari 101 degree on sevcial
candidates of Ponus T1 1be
Frank DeForest of South First street,
is able to be at work after being laid
up several days by'a rusty nail which
he ran in his foot.
The Vesper services will be conti 1'1-
ued in the South N01 walk C0 ngr ega-
tional church until the firs t Sunday in
July.
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the East
Avenue M. E. church are holding an
important meeting this afternoon.
Albert D. Saunders, formerly of
South Norwalk and. recently of Darien=
and Miss Emily Morrell, of Springdale,
were married in Pound Ridge, Sunday
afternoon.
TheBoard of School Visitors was
scheduled to meet last night but as
there was not a quorum present no
business was transacted.
The Women’s Relief Corps’ of Buck-
ingham and Douglass Fowler Posts are
represented at a convention in Milford
to-day. ‘
M. A. Gifiin of South}.
New YOlk to- day.
7"011,Valk is in
There will be a general rehearsal in
the East avenue M. E. church, of the
Children’s day music this evening.
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Friday evening Arthur Seymour of
Maple avenue will entertain the lip
worth League at a social.
Uneas Tribe will go to New Canaan
this evening.
The board of Freehold-ere 011 the
Water street matter met last night
and assessed benefits and damages.
Thereport 0f the board is being pre-
pared.
Miss Mason of New York, is visitsng
Charles Aisthrope of Riverside ave-
nue. '
An‘ auction social of the Y. P. S. C. 153..
will be held at Mrs. A. V. Heath’s on
West Main street, Friday. evening.
Councilman Meeker will be auctioneer.
The Whatsoever Circle of King’s
Daughters of the South Norvalk
"Congregational church, met last night
'ilvith Mrs. Gerald H. Beard at her
home on Golden Hill street.
Eddie, the young son of Mr. and Mrs,
Michael Finnegan of Pine street. car-
ries his left hand in a sling. The lad
ran a rusty nail into one of his fingers
last week and the member became very
sore and painful and finally began to
mortify. The physician in charge was
obliged to amputate 1t.
The committee upon the 011111111351.
Day exercises to be held at the Nor
walk Methodist church the first Sun-
day' in June hive decided to carry out
the exercises this; year on the same
The Sun- .
.linesas those of 1.... year.
‘day school will commence to rehearse .
the special music .ext Sunday.
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'1' 11 12 lay an 1 N Go A
The South Norwalk Fife and Drum.
Clark Weston, colored. died
.at 1133
home 011 Fourth avenue,East, Norwalk I '9
last'night aged 80 years.
The Kelsey club ball team has organ-
ized and is ready to play any team in
the state; it is composed as follows:
Young, Schuman, James, O’Brien,
Stepp, McQuinllan,Héffe1.1n. Tully
and Dowd.
General Russell Frost is in ‘V J:
to—day consulting with Gov -’11111<:);1'..'
and Adj’t. Gen. Van Kuren and severat
water experts about the new water for
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VOTE T'o' DI‘S‘AR M.
Action of Cuban Veterans a. Great
Relief to All Concerned.
HAVANA, May 17.——A_t last every
cloud threatening the peaceful disband-
ment of the Cuban army seems to have
disappeared. At the Quinta de los Mo-
linos and the Salon Trocha, the head-
quarters of General Gomez and Gen- 1
eral Brooke respectively, great satis-
faction is apparent, and, what is more
important. the people have spoken £01
a policy of conciliation and tranquillity.
At a mee ing of the Veterans’ asso-
ciation, held to decide what to do in
the matter of surrendering the Cuban
arms, a. great crowd of civilians ‘gather-
ed inside and outside the hall where the
soldiers were deliberating. When the
hotheads counseled resistance, cheers
came from but a few of their hearers,
but when other leaders advised that the
arms be laid down for the; country’s
sake the civilians cheered wildly. The
influence of this enthusiasm was un-
mistakable on the soldier element and
undoubtedly aided in rolling up the ma-
jority in favor of the resolution to abide
by the agreement between General Go-
mez and General Brooke. The publica-
tion of this resolution in the Havana
papers served to quiet the nerves of ev-
ery one, and it is the general-opinion
that this solution is the best that coult'
be reached.
Strikeis (use D} iuunite.
LITTLE ROCIQ May 17,—A special
dispatch received in this .city from
Huntington says that 40 striking miners ~
attacked a crowd of negroes who had
been imported to take the places of
the strikers. The attack resulted in the
death of John Wright, one of the strikl
ers. Jim Campbell, a guard, was
wounded. The engagement was opened
by the miners 'throwing a dynamite
bomb into the camp. About 30 shots
'were fired. A number of masks were
found 011 the scene of the fight; also two
dynamite bombs, enough to blow up
the mine and which were supposed to
have been bought for the purpose.
Naval :onenicnts. i
WASHINGTON, May 17. ——The Mont- ’
gomery has arrived at Para, Brazil:
the New Orleans at New Orleans and
the W'ilmipgton at Pernambuco. The
\Iichigan has been Oidered out of “in.
ter ouaiters on the gieat lakes.
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'11,? lg Leg of Lamb, 1210.
35% g Rib Roast 12c.
E. Flesh Pork. 105.
is ”Flesh Fish, all kinds.° §j
T Shad1 Ge. and Sc. q‘,
120. t
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No. ,7' Main Street,
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Everything First Class
and Upe —to-Date.
Trolley Cars Direct to Point.
Grand Opening Day, May 30.
JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN,
Manager.
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”Please all whohave tried them.
“Why not you as well as the
1~pccial Price 011 Gas when used ,for Fuel,
Call at the oflice 0f the Connecticut Lighting and 15010121"
Company, W0. 14 Wall Street, N01" 111k, and [mm man?
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNiT
Fog. SALE.
e Mailer 311 Be 88 P111 01
SITU ATED ON WALL STREET.
~13 1- 2 feet on Wall sl liunning back to deep Vvatei.
Will be sold a-t'a bargain. Apply to
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Norwalk Business Directory!
DR. T. A_, RIORDAN,‘
DENTIST,
con. WALL AND KNlGH'l“ STS., '
Norwalk, Conn.
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LOCKWOOD’S FAMOUS
Corn and Callous Cure
S A L V E!
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGLSTS.
Frank Lemongellip
Fruits ,confeclionery,0igars
NO. 49 MAIN ST., NORWALK.
' (to Bridgeport,)4.18, 5.27, 0.7,
SUNDAYS—Exrnnss—hfl, 1.20 A, M. ~ ACCOMMODATION, 7 .42,
11.111.110.111 TIME TABLE.
FOR
EXPRESS TRAIN S—1. 55,
2,25, 5.10, 5.55, 7.55 P_ M,
ACCOMMODATION—
6,41, 8.11, 10.20 P. M.
' LOCAL EXPRESS—6.15, 6.55,
FOR WASHINGTON VIA.
SUN DAYS—EXPRESS. 4.55,
A. ..M., 10.10 P. M.
9. 35, 11_
NEW YORK.
.545 3.10, 953,111.55, A. 51.,
HARLEM RIVER—12.55 A. M.
5.45 A.
LOCAL EXPRESS, 5.35, 7.20 P. M.
N orwalk Hair Cutting ,
and Shaving Parlors.
First=class hair cut, any style, 150.
First-class Shave, with bay rum, 10c.
Clean towel to eve1y customei. .
Special attention to children’s Work.
31 Main Street, Norwalk.
Whelpley 81 Clark,
Wholesale and Retail
TOBACCONISTS,
Cor. Main and Washington Sts.,
SOUTH N ORWALK.
Oleander Garden,
. 20 Main Street.
12.1.7, _ _
‘ QUICK LUNCH.
40 A, 51., 1.11, 3.01, 4.07, 5.33, '
751
7.15,
903, 11.3-~ 5A. :11. ‘.
M, ACCOMMODATION, 9.05
FOR NEW HAVEN.
EXPRESS TRAINS—1 11, 1. 20, 6,11, 10.05, 11.08, A. 111., 12.02
5.04, (Naugatuelg) 7.05, 9,05 P, M.
3,05,.)
' 1' ACCOMMODATION—6.28, 7.42,
7.28,
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9.19, A. 111., 7.15 P. M.
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,6.35, 10.10 A. M., 1.20, 4.25,
' '. = FOR DANBURY. .
i ' FROM NORWALKJ .
1015 A M, 1 25, 6,15, 0.05 P. 111:
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FOR DANBURY.
5.10, 6.00 P.5M.
8.46, 11.42 A. M., 1.12, 2.42,
(to Bridgeport,) 9,15, 11.15 P_ M.
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