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III. e unusnwysnr—olrl Cycles. First In
the Guiana Bond Baas-4min Im
Cameo, May Bl.-’l‘hs Chicago Rood
recs. the sumo: of the historic Pullman
bicycle event, was run over the new North
Side course. and the ilnlsh was wit.
heeled by so immense throng of enthusi
sstio spectators. The successful contest
ants for honors were as follows: First.
Fred Ran, Chicago man, time about lit
minutes; scwud. J. J. Dessnek: third. A
Widen; fourth, J. Shelton; fifth. A. Jack-
son.
As soon as the last starter had disapr
poured the immense crowd which lined
the course became unmanageable. Surg-
ing book and forth, straining at the rope:
and crowding over one another in the at.
tempt toreach A point of vantsgo, tho
driveway was soon black with people.
Ropes soon partcti, and police lines wort
broken through. and in the crush many
people were knocked down and trampled
upon. although none was seriously in
PART OF THE CiilCMiO ROAD COURSE.
jurcd. Tito mounted police time and
again charged the surging lines. and only
uftcra vicious amount of clubbing was
the track clcnrod.
Soon disabled riders begun to make their
appear-linen, limping down tho course and
shoving or carrying their broken steeds.
The first man book was 0. Zimmerman oi
the Y. M. C. A. nrelatlvc of Zimmcr‘
man, the crack, and one of the riders who
was expected to make A good showing.
Ho collided with n mounted policeman
within a mile of the start and returned
with a badly smashed wheel and a strain»
ed arm. ‘
The Belmont nvcnuo turn developed in-
toa dangerous point in the course. and
many of the riders wr-nt down there.
Throo men—E. (‘. (i. 'l‘oucb. W. 11. Gross
and Willium Holmes—«mot at that point.
and a terrific collision oncurrcd. Gross
and Holmes were badly disabled. Many
minor accidents resulted from punctured
tires and buckled wheels. and during the
’ "hour'l"wait“‘for the finish u sorry looking
procession of bruisod and bleeding wheel-
men limped past the judgt-s'vstund and
hunted up physicians.
Some Serious Accidents.
All along the route pt‘nplt‘ were gnthcrml
intho windows and on sidownlks watch-
ing the racers us tinny whirled by, occu-
slonaily urging thorn on with hearty
cheers. The men who dropped out or were
disabled nlong tho “my wort! ovcnvlwlmml
with tillers ni' nsslstnncc. nud runny wort,
soul. illli'k to the pork in currium‘s
Una of the burst sr-rious unvitlnilis of
the day occurrvtl nvur tho llnish. l". Lind-
qulst of the Luko \‘il-w club was coming
into tho iinnl strum-h at it scorching pnco
with hulf a dozen rich-rs bunched around
him. A snddvn Mycrw throw Lindquist's
wheel nguinst tvm ”tin-rs. 'l‘lw rilit‘l' was
thrown from his nun-blue. nnd tlm school
was wrecked. l.indqulst was tumble to
rise from the twisted pile of spokes and
tires and wns flllil'ii by friends: llowos
taken to the tent in which blsclubhnd
headquarters. lIlltl physicians who were
called pronuum-mi his injuries wry serious.
His sltmtldt-t‘ was dislocated uud his body
badly brulst-d.
The finish was on exciting our. As the
cry wont up thnt tho nu-u wvn- coming tho
crowds surged forward und worn beaten
back by the fruntic police. who Wt'l‘i,‘ boro-
ly able to km-p the wuy clt‘ur for tho con—
testants. 'l‘hv loodors swi-pt down tin-
hirctt-h at a ta-rriiiu pncc, «wry mun show-
ing nil that wns in him. As lluushot
over the tops n ltnwl of joy went up from
his friends. nud tbucrnwd choc-rod ln sym-
pathy. lh-zvnck was a but. second. and
thou the nu-n t-mno bunched, for tho first
if) or 20. nil pedaling by M. n bronkuock
sxuui. 'l‘ht-u cmuu the struggle”. some
working hard mul othcrs inking it. easy,
but cnuh ouo chwml by the crowd.
Rnu was pulled from his wheel and car-
riod up and down tho course on the shoul-
tiers of his frunllr: friends, to be rental
on every side with congratulations. The
time made was considered good. taking
into considvrntlon tho still northeast. wind
against which tho men had to pcdnl. and
the row was unanimously prnnmintwtl the
most successful. all things considorod. in
the history of the famous cvout.
Barnett Won the Milhorn Rm.
Iitvistaros. N. .l.. May lil.~—'l'horowem
fully Bruililliix-oplu lining the mad lead-
ing from lrvinumn to Milluirn nwnltlng
tho start of tlmnu-o. Both sides of the
five milo mum were packed with car-
rlngos and wagons, whllo stocks of wheels
worn piled against ovcryconvonlont trm.
uwrsmnx-uuswus comma.
At tho last moment it was decided not
to misc tho, coiur question. and the negro
riders who lusl sent in entries were al—
iomd to start. ‘
The first man to go the 25 mils mark
was W. (3. itoomo of Jersey City. who
crossed tho line at 12:45. lie was closely
followed by it. Wolr of Wilmington and
O. '1‘. Earl of the Kings county wheolmnn.
Murphy covomu the 90 miles ”13:55
1). in. The man to cross the tape swin-
ner was A. ll. Burnett of the Elisabeth
whsslmsn.
n- was closely followed by Horses A.
Allen of Asbury Psi-k. E. A. Banner
of the Riverside whesimen was third.
Them times: the winner was 1
hour it minutes to mode.
mutt-Iodine.
Mm. May lll.--'l'hs third annual
Isstinsosd mot 95 Monsieur
Plucky Wheeimeo Lower m
.. ’ "1‘.
1:11:01: WJ'. Bus. Buffalo, ill but; ,
iism Van Waggon-r. firm iziliisi
John Panama. buffalo. lzl 1:20. ’
The start and tho iinish of that-soc were
st Parade House, a popular mm on the
out side. and fully mono people gathorod
thorn to sue the crawl“ got. away and tin-
ish. J. W. Linnoumn. who holds the loo
miles record of the World. on the road was
a strong favorite for the time prize, and
William Vuu-Wamuwr of Syracuse. who
has ridden many ram-u in ”clinic sud-hos
an excellent mpututinn as a road rider.
was secorul choice. (fullnhan had many
friends. how'ovcr. and bu did not diasp-
point them.
The gn’atmt handicap was ill minutes.
sud thorn wuro ulnn anon on scratch. The
course was fairly good est-opt ut llowmans'
ville, when! the rend was In bud mutil-
tlon. 'l‘hcrn wore a number of falls hem.
but. no ono was soriously injured. When
the mun begun to come in, there was the
grooms oscitomont. Joseph Quinlan, a
young rider. who is amombcr of the Press
Cycling club. ilrst appeared. lie was rldv
lug easily and finished it strong winner in
1 hour 16 minutes and 6 seconds. George
Bum of Buffniovvns second. and W. L.
Stolmal. also of this city. crossed the line
third. Goeblcr and Cullnhau had 0 hot
fight coming in. but (inlluhnu proved him-
self the better rider and built (inohicr in
the stretch rather easily. The row was
for a $050 piano and the limo prim s (Jo-
lunibin rnwr.
liloyolists at Worcester.
chcssrmt. Muss. May lil.~——'l‘bo Day
Show Bicycle club held a st-rlosui‘ rim-s
at the fair grounds. which were attended
by 1,200 schtnturs. 'l‘hu Cillriri is rncos
insulted as follows:
()nwhuif Milo iupvnl—Won by John S.
Johnson of Syrurusv; limo. 1:07 H. l“. .l.
’l'itus, Now York, sot-0nd; Wittmti f'ule
mun, Springfield, third.
One Mile (opium—Won by lt'rcd (‘-
Groves, Springfield; tlnw. 2:312. l". .l.
Titus. New York, wound; Watson l'nlw
mun, Springih-Id, third.
line Mlle illitttlit:mr—-\\'nii by \‘l'ntsou
Colomnn. Springfield; tinw. 2:3"). John
S. Johnson wound, l". .l. ’l'itus third
The town rum was won by lllf‘ Buy
Sim-v club. Multby, the trick ridyr. gnvv
cxhlbltioth. p
(ix-and Stand Collapsed.
('lllPl'l-JWA l-‘.u.r.s. Wit-1.. lilny :li.——'l‘ho
opening of tin- hcw grounds or tln- (Ibip«
pi-wa Foils ilnll Msociation was attend"
cd with it fatal accident. the grandstand
sinking lwnontb tho woiglttof scvvml hun-
dred maple. The accident occurred just.
before the beginning of the game. A iiCi’ill'
of tormr follow-d the breaking of the
structure, and many ladies fnintl-d. John
McCurdy, one of tho contractors, whnwns
underneath tho stand. was crushed to
death. and John iiiohiillnn, his partner.
badly hurt. A number of lndlm wow
painfully bruisminiulcut. and Judge f‘on-
(lit was sorinnlsy illjlll'i'li.
Meet of the New Jersey Athletic I‘lub.
Barons. N. .l,, Mny :li.~l~‘ully10,A
000 lovers of athletic spurts crowded iht!
grounds of the Now .lvnwy Athlu-tic club
at Bayonne. .\'. .l., to witness tln- ano-
rlnl dny cumivnl of sports. ’l'ho rnrulvnl
begun with u Utwlic muno of fmtbnll,
pluyvd by tho (‘uutvrvlllo A. Cyagniusi
tho iinmnvlllc Wanderers. ’l'bc Conn-t"
villu A. (T, clown nutpluyg'zl tho Groun-
villo \\'nudurt~r.~l. ‘
Inn‘ue Heron.
linsTuV. .Vluy lil.--—v'l'lu' nutluui moot. of
the Mussucbusutts division. 1.. A \\'.. was
n grunt sum-vs» in every wuy. 'l‘liirty~ilw
hundn-d cyclists pnrticlpumi in tho morn: -
lug pnrnriv. in the aflt-rnmu tho “'hl‘l'l'
turn worn out. in “'nltiuun to witness tlu'
A. i‘, i'. "M‘t' lilt‘i'l. ’l'lu' rum-s Clvllrihlt‘ll
of air event-
(‘lnm- line's.
Sl'luxurixiu, Muss. .\lny 31,—.“me
1,000 pmpio worl- ut Colin Mums grow to
Witness iilt‘ rm‘os of the custom division
of tho Ailivt'lvnu (‘nlim‘ usmwintimi.
war mm.» mm WiL-l vntvrwl by live crews
of nine Ilit‘ll I'ill‘ll uud wns' u‘nu by ilw
Nowton club.
The New lkdl'urd Ituml lint-o.
NEW "Elli‘ltilli, Muss. .\lny :il.-——'i‘lnv
[music-st rylzlv rand rm'o lttuugurntrd in tin-
owit took plum! ln-n- nnd was wulrhml by
25,000 people. The disinncu wusL‘hmilcs.
i". ll. Show of linslnti mm in 1:11:53 -i 5.
Nat ilutlt-ro-mm- uoxl; limo. iti‘.’ 0.3 i .‘r.
“'nsltlngton Marksman Won.
Wasulxmux. .\lny lil.~'l‘lw l‘npitul
City liun club dcioutcd tho Simulurd (inn
club of liultiiuom in is about it! '30 tuna-ts.
ouch for 17mm a side. Hmrn: (‘upilol
City club. L’liil; Standard Hun rlub, 237.
linitm College \Von.
Si‘imccsiz, May :il.—-l,'niun won tlui
Now York stoic mill-pinto fluid gnuws hero.
bottling Syrmzusv. the beams! munpvtimr.
by ‘Ji points. ’l'lw truck was in son of mud.
whllc the ruin iI-ll steadily.
Moulclair “and Ilene.
MUNTCI..\UI. N. .l., Muy ill.«»~'l'lw .\lnut«
cinir A. l'. hold its mud rtu‘t' uvor lliv Yul»
lt‘y mad. 'i‘bu distnnco wus l l “i milo—
nnd WM won by i'lmriN it). (“thinning-4 in
3 minutes is m-mmis.
“tomb-word (‘onlssh
NEWARK, .\‘. .l . Mny :il. »»»»» 'i'bu iii'ullli'
sword mutt-at. lwln‘cou l‘nvm-sn nud llcltl
ri'suitml inn victory for tho lmlluu by n
score of id in ii.
minimal” to rot. Anthony's bhrins.
burns". .\'. .l.. May :ll.-Eight hun-
drcd Catholics from tliil'vmnt ports of this
and neighboring ethics moth: o pilgrim-
ngo to tho shrinn of St. Anthony lli'l'ii.
Solemn services wvru hold at. the shrine.
“envy frosts Cause namep-
Wissrizn, (Inuit. May ill.-—llcovy frosts
fell in tho surmundinu country. mul
throughout the scctirm it'n formed. in
several towns the potnto cmp and tomato
crop are almost ruined.
Oxford Accepts Yale's Challenge.
Minor. May 31.-0sford university
has decidod to mph the challenge of Yale
for an athletic contest in England in J nly
nest. provided a representative team can
he formed. M
hon-tor noma- Better.
- Launch, hid. May iii.-—8¢nator Got.
an is better. and his physicians srs son-
fldmt of sspcsdyreoovory if in ltssps
any from Washington. .
om”, ”0 Yo. ‘L-‘TMMW
stitch Close. sssd of Wu.
wumgndmng‘in minim: has.
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for
osmium. on the Wisconsin
Central Rant-cad.
IIX VIOTIMB DIED HOST HOBBIBLY.
Iiespsrs, coaches. llama Do: and Engine
loan In momma-timed Oilioiois Think
the Switch Was Tamper-d With.
Cuticura Resolvont. .70 N
Msiisnrrsw.w1s.,iiiay ill.——’I'he wot-lulu goat’s Expulsion. , .33 58 orth maln St‘ '
load wreck that has ever occurred on t o no ervura, ' . . mlD
* Wisconsin Control happened here, and no Stills?!“ Emilio 101‘ Malaria, .75 tr South Norwalks
least six moplo lost. tholr lives. Several ““1105 00' Compound, .65 m---- we..- - -- -m-s.
were wounded. some seriously. No. 4 pas- 3111115120th “8. . .1?
sensor train. with Engineer .larncs Hub. 1110ka Planters, .10 . . out w e! I
hard at the throttle, pulled away from Alp Benson 9 Comics Planters, .12
bottsfort 9.0 minutes behind time. .Cflmflu- .233
Just as the engine reached the upper CW1“ e'Pilis. . .12 D E N TIST
switch at Mannville and while going Atwood 3 Bitlfi'l‘fi. .133 .
down grade at. a terrific rate of speed it; Radon] B Microbe Killer, (lid-i ~ N
jumped from the track buto the side track.
leaving the latter after about 0.20 foot
run and rolling dowunslight embank.
snout, with tho wnder on top turned bot.-
tom side up. 'l‘wo sleepers. one coach. bo-
eldcs the smoker and baggage cor, five in
oil, begun burning immediately, and all
but one were consumed. ‘
Engineer Hubbard was found lying ut
the edge of his cub so terribly scolded from
escaping steam that :ilO died in about 10
minutes. Fin-mun licnrhurt. was (loud
when found. having boon scolded todoath.
Jason iiigciow, the bond brakcman, was
not found for about. eight hours. his so
mains lying under tho debris close to the
engine. The flash was burned off his from.
presenting it horrible llplh'lll’ilncc. 'l‘ho
flush from both urine was lltcrnlly burned
oil. Koch of the logs wns burned off. W.
B. llusscll. tho assistant to Chief Engi-
neer l.. .\l. Gibson. \vns burned beyond
recognition.
Mllwnuktm for burial.
Mrs. John” \i'ngncr. an elderly lady, on
stnmiy. Olin-r liusloy, tho news Agent.
few hours. He wns cruslu-d uudcru couch.
Henry Kliubcr mmivud iilit'l‘liill and 0x-
lug man of Chippewa Fulls, bndly bruised;
lv't-t-d Jack of llcsscnu-r.
in the bond and logs sprained; Willintn
Rynn of Sturgeon liuy.'\\'is.. scvcrui ribs
broken nnd bend badly out.
Tho cause of tho nu-iduut ls hurd to do-
tcrmimu Sumo think it wns from n wonk~
nous in the truck, while others, railroad
mm nmoug thorn. are inclined to believe
that the switch hnd been unmwrud with.
A l’nssenler's Story.
ltcccivcr Howard Morris and Sidney
Hirsch, is business man from lmnwood,
who Wort! on the irnin. urrivcd from Sto-
vens' ir’olnt. From them it is learned that
fivc. 1H for as known. were oil that were
killed outright und if) or iii injured. some
of them very seriously. Mr. lllrsl-h says
that the only pnswngt-r known to have
boon klllod wn~ umuunu. nnnm unknown.
who lmnrdvd lln! trnin nt Mullen Simian,
and who use riding in tho rWI‘Ullil duy
couch.
"(lur iruin wns running ut the rnto of
about inlnr tin mill-e on hour when tho
crush HUMP." said Mr. liirsrii, "nud the
train accrued in go into it limp within u
low i'ii‘t'tlliiis‘. l was lulwp in the no.“ to
the rour sivvpvr at tint tinu- and was
thrown from my ilt’l'iil. as worn till the
other [msscngum
“As soon us We mulri wrmubio out wr
found it turriblo sinh- ul‘ nil‘uirs. The bug-
gugo, cxpn-ss, filillikl‘l‘. tiny t'uili'il. u busi-
noss Pm“ and u slcopvr Wore [liit‘d on top
of curb nthor, nud within is wry low min
nice the pile was on fire. inking fire, it
was stub-d. frmu the lm-muotiw. which
lny in n lu'dp ln-in'nth nll the cars. The
fire burned rapidly. and it kept nil the
persons who cscnpc-d without injury very
busy rt-sculuu {bum who wvrv injurt-d und
Th“ piniouml bent-nth tlu- wrm-k
"Sonic if) or iii purist-burrs u'l-rc .blikl‘ll
out more or il'nrl injurml nml wvm sont to
Mnrsliiluid lul‘ prulwr mm 'l'hn' bodice oi
tho lruinuit'ii mid nu unknown woman
Wort: rvrnwn-d us slum its possible and
WDI'i‘ sent mm): 1 m-nu-vly know how we
got out. trill-r ilw ci'usli, llllii i know Unit
the cscnpo want u burrow one for those win;
came out tiliw nud unliurmml. 'l‘lm lrnin
WM rvnmnnbly \u-ll iillml~—lbut is. the
slccpcrs were wry \vvli ix‘l‘llpll‘il. "
lim'olvcr Morris m-cupiml the company's
husincss our. which did not got into the
heap, nnd so t-sr‘ntml destruction by burn-
ing. The rmr slot-per mui tho business car
alone cumo out prtu'tlrnily unlmrnwd.
Honored Monomer “'hiiromb sold of tin
accident. and the pmbnblo cotton:
"The split. switch of tho pnsscngcr truck
has evidently boon things-rod with, allow-
ing the wheels of the locomotivo to catch
the point. The chains and till the curs oi
the train, except the roar couch and busl.
new car. loft tho truck, nnd nil were born-
cd except the two uu-ntlunml. ’l'ho inJur
ed urn rm-ivlmg M'ol'y lllli‘lllll)” possible
to ulvo. nnd ilm Wi‘l‘ttk will be promptly
olt'uml, so tluit trnlns i'lill niuvoou limo."
Three Killed In a Freight. \Vrech.
Sunnis. Muss. May iii.«-..\ bud freight
smnshup mu-urrml horn, in which thm
men were klliod nud one soriously injured.
As the llnrlmu berry train. an oxprcsi
freight botwccu l'rovhlonco nnd Boston.
was pus-ting lu-ro it snumhcd into some
freight cot-s loft on tho north bound track
by tho coul freight. trnin. 'i‘ho looomotlw
of tho freight was soniowlmt dnmagctl.
the tcndcr demolished and three con
sin-whorl iuio kindling wood.
The dond urn: Fircmnn Edward '1‘.
Goodwin of llcxbury. sculdod to dcnth;
Benjamin McLeod of ii) Moon street. Boo
ton. studded to death; an unknown mun.
emailed to dentin.
it is supposed that tho curs which caused
the wreck were left on the track by a local
freight, which shiftod them thorn in ordct
to allow the New York mail train to pass.
track.
tony Were injured.
Macon. 0a., May iii.-~'i‘hs roar coach
of strain on the Albany and Columbia
branch of the Southwestern railroad wsi
overturned a broken tall at Hows. sud
so psoplow mused. m or three at
when will in probsbility dis. 'I‘lu
train oonsistsd of six coaches loaded with
amounts from Aadsrsonviils to attend
m day mroisss at the Nations
who» 'tmuiy injured as: John smut
of Binflton.Andy.losss of mum sud
hymn—annuities! '
Rolled Down on Embankment and Were
Faith Modulus
Ill Flli'l'. am NOT Til TAKE.
[40mm]: , $1.00
Hood's flarsaparilla.
Ayers’ Bumper-ills. :8? w i M CQ u hae’
Dana‘s Semparilla. .07
if on want your horse clipped quick ind .
.csll on
Rndem‘s Microbe Killer, gal. jars. 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .25
Painless Extracting with Gas,
lieu. l}. Si‘illson’s
Drug Store,
82 Washington Stmt.
Fine Handkerchiefs
FREE!
(in Saturda we will give to every pur-
liialized lit or Cocaine. llo
Extra Charge.
Sets oiTeeih. $5 to ill)
Oliice hours. from it a. m. to 0 p m.
Dr. Boutwell is nsin
ling which renders t in operation as nearly
painless as possible without. injury to th
teeth. -
LAUDER’S BLOCK.»
4 So. Main 8t.. 80. liormllt.
mu 1m
9. preparation in fill- '
llis rmnnins wvro soul. to chaser 0f (:00 a to the nmountof$1.00 or
routofrom liiittc,l\lcti., to .\lunitobu,wns chief In addition to the usual present
drcudlully disfigured. Sim divd ulmost lu-
suil‘l-rml oxvruclnting pniu nnd dlod in n
tornnl wounds, pmbnbly fntnl. The other
injurvd nro-z (Jhnrlos Weinbnrn. n trnvcl.
Mich. badly
HOUSE moi/“ER?"
Buildltius mole in first-class order. Steam
boilers and heavy machinery a specialty.
over. or with purchasers of Tea or Coffee.
one lsdies’ white embroidered Handker—
with Tea or Coffee.
With 1 pound of Tea or Baking Pow-
der. or 2 pounds of 280 Blended Coffee
your choice of 3-quart Mason Jars, 1
Rocking Chair, 1 large gold baud decora-
ted Pitcher, 1 fine Cup. Saucer and Plate.
1 Cuspndor. l Parlor Broom, 1 cedar
brass hoop Pail.
Also a present with every 1; lb Tea or
a‘ll 1y Box 381. Nor-walk. Conn.
_ . .. . .......... WM... -_..J=-._-=_.-
HEN insuring your life be sure that you
get a plain and definite contract. Do
not allow yourself to be deluded by estimates.
Do not be misled by numss.~'l‘ontlnos. Semi-
l‘ontlnes. Distribution Pious. Console. etc"
however skillfully disguised. all mean some-
thingindellnite and uncertain. Twentyfif-
teen. ten years is a longtime to wait to d
bruised; Arthur ’l‘unncn of Chicago, cut Baking Powder. or 1 |b Blended (.ofl'ec.
THE CENTRAL
BASH lillllcEIiY
l5 NORTH Milli STREET.
out what you have got. Many chanzea'wiil
happen in that time. Better know what you
are paying for when you start. All schema
whereby some are to gain What othersl are
alluring and delusivo. and upon this. ,
Tontine and Distribution Estimates are nude. "
Quite possibly you may be one of the .
Remember that. the Connecticut More!
Lli'o Insurance 00.. is entitled to your- .
consideration since it holds a foremost
among the Life insurance Companies Jim
Country. and offers superior advantages; nil
features of the business. together wi rut
Financial Security. insure in the In
General Lile Insurance Co. Every is
a direct. slmfplo. and guaranteed contact.
Nothing is is t indefinite to be settled at s. fu-
ture time. B. s. L’HOMIIEDIIII. Art.
111 Washington Brunet.
”
I have been told by a great
many customers thatzmy price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere.
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor- of
No. 2 First ivenue.
EAST NORWALK.§
.3
WALL PAPERS.
1am selling white back Blanks
from 100. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of :course
we break the combination when
All mum
HEAD it ~
Clllll'
: mums
, monstrous. ’
onumumo os’
Monitor 25 um.
sir» [MW/11m
DIMMMfl. Momma-M
desired. _- -- ___ __ _-____-_._- - . “L"
Gills are from 15c. up, double - I
.0... Physmlan for Women!
”w—
MRS. llll. ii. A. (illllfllliil
Can be consulted at her office.
1 342 Broad 8t.. Bridgeport. (icon.
from 10 a. m. to 7 p. to. any dayexcept Sunday.
The Doctor is a rsunlsr imprint“ and for
the nut sixteen years has In eihe DiSEABIB
'OMEN is special! '. Ladies suflerlnc
from any difllr-nlt ' incl out. in the sex can
walk. conlsulttulihuidlfort in the; strictfi‘st coalition”é
. . - Mil w i re assurances race n 0 mos
Painters supplies at lowest mum and scientific "mum‘s..." to
. modern surgery and medicine. Home care
pTlCGS. furnishednlulr confinement cat-io-l s. 1?ng milld~
Painting. Paper-hanging and film'e.fim.,,°"”” "mum" "a" ”.15..”
Decorating. COTTAGES H I V Tum-[ET
E. E. Gorham, __..._
Bell island.
Colleges of 3. 5. 7. 10 and 12 rooms,
by the month or mason.
Gitllillllm
l’odtuure soils the boil! Gasoline limos in the
market.
PRICES - Wil - DOWN
Made in one. two and three burners: all Mat
inns and frames; strong. light and durable.
with ssfotylny-down tanks. (in new them in
working order.
()IL s'rov
tsiion oak. lino iloin
null-WI: am. No. 2 as ow M ems.
a... ..... on”...
scior o‘f' ' may”
iii. DYEKWW .o:
Are your cyssirigltti
ne‘er ALL moms.
REEfiiGERATORS.
One can get. an upright mm orator in imi-
nnd s wives. curators,
.s. “snow...“
W.WPodmore,'
55 NORTH ”Mil STREET.
They should have been on the south hound .. .. r. ,, ., ., .
my]! in-
Milli"! free
WES”
Mmlloy road connections with South Nor-
waih ovary ‘20 mluu es; connections t
South Norwalk by N. Y. N. [Land H. .
R. to all points east. west and north.
Forte-nus and full particulars. address.
T. H. FOSTER.
Bell island: or. Danbury, Conn.
ml :.‘m
m
FERTILIZERS!!!
W.-. ..... w .._.. -m‘m..-“
Bradley’s
Superphosphate.
Potato Manure.
Ground Bone.
Mapes’ Fertilizers.
All the choice brands of
SUPERPHOSPHATES, BARN-
YARD MANURE. AIR
BLAOKED LIME AND LAND
PLASTER, at wholesale prices.
Norwalk Chronicler