HWBER 2.237. “#333133”
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some NORWALK.‘ nus. FRIDAY.
trtliiit you rotor
none or tile entrees rittroue
MAY runner to are
lemme improve-onto leve lnhnne—
fedthlnlennlerleenrt In leery WeyvA
Lint n! the lxenrnlenn 'Benknd for the
fin-Ill Scene—4t, line Peter.
Next Thnredey. Memorinl Day. the
tunnel openink of Baton Point will teke
piece, end, no unnel. thounendn of people
from Norwelk end nurronnding tower
will dock to thet pOptllnt' retort. It in
rein to nny they will he unply repeid for
In doing, for the Point never prenented n
more thoroughly ettrectirn nppenrence
then nt the prenent time. on the numer-
ounimproremente mede thin you here
'greetly enhenocd the piece in every wey.
Probnbly'ernong the meet noticeeble
of thene chengen in the greet emount of
grnding thet hen been done. \Surround-
ing the lerge rock in which the tell flog
ntefl in imbedded, in front of the hotel,
en ertintic ntone reteining well hen been
Inld. end in thin enclonure, rich noil hen
hennpleced. protecting the ehede trren
end nifordinge thrifty lewn. 0n the
wmtnide of the grove. extending from
the donning perilion to the drivewey. n
mnnnive reteining hen been countructed,
which will prevent the bench from being
further encrceched upon by the high
tiden. Another rcteining well hen been
built on tht cent ride of the Point. et the
honnderr of the Pine Point property,
end thinhnnbeenneetlypeintednnd
pointed up. The expennive grenade in
front of the cottegen heve been graded
end beentiiied. The dencing prvilion hen
been reined two end ooe-helf feet, end put
ingcod condition. All the ehove work,to—
gether with other filling in end meking
welknebout the grove. wee done under
theeupervieion of Dudley E. Hoyt, who
‘ ,‘ bed the contract. George H. Danton,
the cerpenter, her built e new end much
lerger platform edjoining the peviiion,
end now 1000 pereonn one be eenily
nerved with e ehore dinner et one time.
The cepecity of the cnfe hen been doubl-
ed by no exteneiou end it in retitled
throughout. The reetnurent will be
nupertorto nuy hefm'e conducted here.
Emil Wei-n, for neveo yeere chef of the
Union Leegue club. New York, hen been
. engeged to direct the cuieine depert-
tnent, e guerentee thnt everything will
he done in excellent ntylc. The dining-
room will he teken cere of by Willietn
Urbeuer, for eeverel yeern bend of the
ccrpnef welter- in the Howl Weldorti.
New York. A number of elrgent pri-
vete dining-room fer femilien here been
fitted up in theeecond door of the hotel.
end promine to be extendrely petroc-
ieed.
Mr. Menndeid. on behelf of the Net-
welk Tremwey compeny. end J. Pinkert-
ntein,nteneger of the Baton Point luv.
prevement compeny. ere errnnging for
n nerien of out-door enterteinmente to
begiren throughout the canon. They
will include bend concerto, treprze per-
formnncen. feney bicycle riding. eportn
of verioue kindn.eud other ntirectionn.
I. M. Hoyt, of Boyt'e Theetre in con-id-
ering the ndvieabillty of erecting n then-
tre. with e renting enpecity of 1,000 peo-
ple. hi the terminnn of the Trnmwey line.
Thecerounnl hen been put in fir-bolero
condition. end the numerous building-
erebright end cieenly with frenh cont-
ingnof peint. The verioun rtende will
be in cherge of the old ievoriten who
were there lent your. Jnmen Bnrher hen
the popcorn. confectionery, fruit. frenk-
fnrter. pelle, therein, end other privi-
lemon. John J. Snellbeck nod
John W. Steeginuller will here
chnrge oi the “bubiee” end the ride
rnnge. The photogrnph ntnud will be
, conducted by Edde Lewln. end the
glene blowl‘err, in whom no much intereet
centered lent eeenon, will be there egein.
Onthe whole there ere proepnctn at e
bigger end better nennou then ever be-
fore known. Alreedy forty-five excur-
eione here been booked by the iron
Stenmbont compnny. not including there
which will come by wnter from the cent.
end by rell front the lolend, the icon!
ehorchen end nocietiee. clemheke portion,
“The Bret mornionof the eeenon will
he on June 8th.the Forty-third Street
Methodlntnplncopei churchmnw York
dty.endwlllhnfollowedonthellth by
the Fleet Street Methodiet Bpineopel
Mumeokiyo; 12th.?” Metho-
«Weber». New York; 13th.
GMAWWM.BMIlyn;
14th. Thirteenth street Puebyterten
“chit" York; 15th. Monet Harrie
Inptlnt churchJiew York; 16th. owed.
umm.mrm; lith.St.
Peel‘e Beneath-tin Luther-n church.
New York; inthnrneniethernnchereh.
”York; 10th. lap-h eeepni. lichen-
en. 1. J.; diet. It. We Sender
I“: New York; 3”. Loni Avenue
MW: Nth.
York; 9th. Gelhlned Suede! echooln.
Antonie. I. I :lOth.Perk lodge. lined A.
M . New York; lltb. Swedieh Luther“
church. New York; 18th. Church of
the Intervention. New York; filth,
Second Reformed church. New York;
16th. South Second Street Mnthodlet
Epincopnl ohuwh, Brooklyn; 17th. Young
Men'e Chrietien eneneietion. Morrlctown.
N. J.; 18th, Onhlend Lodge. 1'. end A.
M.. New York; 19th, Suburhen club,
Berlem; 20th, De LeVergoc Refrigere-
tor Mechine compeny, New Yorkt28d.
”we"! Onm’ nnnocintioo. Berton;
Mill. St. John’n Germen Luthrrnn
church, New York; 25th. Uliret Mentor“
lei church, New York; 20th. Goethe
Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F.. New York; 30th, K.
0. 8. Bowling club. New York; Blot.
Swedieh Luthereu church. New York.
August 7, Ancient Order United Work-
men. New York; 8th, Greet Neck. L. 1..
union Sundry echool; 12th. Elnworth
Pent, G. A. 3.. New York;iiltb. Solomon
Lodge. F. end A. M., New York; lith,
David D. Hill club, New York; ilitb,
Germnnie Fwogerbund. Brooklyn; 17th,
Baton Point regettn; l9zh. anriehie
Poet. G. A. R; 22d, Bchnorern, New
York. '
At Pine Point. benlde the greding,
other ehengen ere being mode. Cbnrlen
DeKiyn. of Denbury.hee built e lerge
eddition to hie coey cottege, more then
doubling itn former nize. Dudley E. Hoyt
hen the foundetion lininhed for n new
ccttege. end Contreotor Benton contour
pletee erecting one enrly thin eennom
The ertenim well here ehould not be
overlooked, for there in nomething in the
weter which in meet pleening to the
tente. Mr. DeKlyn end Mr. Wellece.
the well-known crncker beker of Bridge
port. ere loud in ite preine. end ere drin-
ly convinced thet it cured them of rheu-
mntinm lent yeer.
Ample fncilitlee will be eiiorded our
townnpeople to get to the Point. The
Norwelk Tremwey compeny in running
out at prenent every twenty minutes in
the eiternoon. end no the reenon ndvencen
end the double-tucking oi the line from
Wilson’n croecing to the Point in com-
pleted. they will go et more frequent in-
tervnle. The fere from South Norwelk
in tire ante, end from Norwelk ten
cente. __
“SANDllli” DISDBOW'S BECilllIl.
A South Norwelk any Token Eight out of
line l'fret Prune.
Our South Norwelk boy, W. II. Din-
hrow. took hie ueuel "bend" in the Reno
eeeleer Polytechnic Inntitute deld dny.
lent Seturdey. Thin in whetthe Troy
Budget eeyn of bin work: “The ennuel
field dey of the B. l’. 1. Athletic Union
wee held yesterdey efternoon on the
Went Troy hell groundn. The eportn
were intereeting end nome good recordc
were mode. A lerge number oi npecte-
tore epplended the feetn of the ntudente.
Dinbrow, '95. proved hintnelf to be en nil-
rouod ethlcte. Theprize cup wen won
by the clean of '96, they hering eighty-
ooe winte to their credit through the
megnitlcent work of Diebrow end lien-
nnren. lo the individual record: for
the gold end eiirer here, Diebrow won
with forty-three points. Henneven
second with thirty-two pnntn." Diebrow
entered nine mutate. inking eight ilret
prieee, en ioilowe: Running high jump;
running hop. nu'p end jump; running
breed jump. end brenking previoun
rccordn, necuring flrnt prizee, en followe:
Putting nixteonvpound nhot. thirty—three
feet, even end one-helf incben;throwing
nixteeu-pound hemmer, neveuty’nie feet.
eixincheedootbell punt,148 feet; foota
bell drop kick. L58 feet; throwing bete-
bell, 817 feet. He elno took eeccnd prize
in the etending breed jump. Thin
ecored him forty-three pointe for hin cleen
which wen nice the bent individuei
record end necured for him the gold her;
nlno the cup for hie clone '95.”
llie friendn here reenou to feel proud
of him. not only en en ethlcte. but nice
for the progreee in bin ntudice for e civil
engineer. He will greduetc next yeer.
Thin July finisher bin junior you. lie
in. from ell college reportn, e good. cere-
fol rtudent, end hen mode ,line prcgrm
forlmeroyoung. The mejority oi the
ntudente there ere much older then Mr.
Diehrow. lie will be home nbout July l.
HIGHWAY ”Bill".
ltnllnnn who were ltnpilonted in the Air
”eddinpturnd Inn.
Counteble Allen, of Weetport, ceree to
Senth Norwelk thin Inning. looking for
threnitelienn who were wented in thnt
OVER" lflg TRICK.
LAST DAI'B RACING OF T" ‘Ofltlnuntleleflldhll DIW-
nrenlo neuritic.
1
lee-tifnl wen... Bringn Ont e um
ln-Wupln to In the lpert—
Inet Anleep end [Junie I. (leery Awey
the Pnrene in the it” end It” (ilneeee.
Bountiful wenther brought out n inI'lO
number, yesterdey efternoon, to nee the
lent dey'n recing of the npring meeting of
the Norwelk Trotting ennocintion.
truck wen feet.
The
The diet reoe. the 2:33 clue, hed eeren
ntnrtern. en follows, with their drivern:
Feet Arleep. C. G. Mertene; Mntilde V.,
W. L Merkn; Bredford. J'. Brown; Mid-
get. J. B. Lewle; Maggie Nelnon. W. 0.
Brookn;lioy. J. M. McGuire. Jr., end
Jeck Flint. Jemre Allen.
In the flint
hoot itoy pulled up lntne end did not
tinieh. The hornet went ewey Prettily
ior the flrnt mile.
lend end kept it to the ilninh.
Anleep mnde n herd drive for the position
but wen beeten. coming in eneck behind
Metildn V., mnklng e very exciting flu-
ieh. Midget wen third; Maggie Neleon.
fourth. Time, 2:28;.
Matilde V. took the
Fltt
in the, neeond beet Mntilde V. end
Feet Aeleep went ewey together. . nlight~
ly nheed oi the rent. l-‘ent Anleep broke
nt the tint querter end Midget went to
the needed piece. holding it to the three-
querter pole, when Feet Anleep come up
like e whirlwind. took the le Id. end fin-
lnhed drnt, Metilde V. following cloeely,
Time, 2.29}.
thunieetic nppleunc.
2:24}.
The men in the fourth heel were
pretty one between Feet Asleep. Metilde
V. end ilrndfnrd. all going together to
where l-‘ent
Anleep drew ewey end iininhed en enny
winner: Mntilde V., necond; Bredfcrd,
the tbrerquerter pole,
third. Time, 2.29;.
end led the wey
uzzrz Ii WINS rm; 2:25 RACE.
The 22-25 elem hed live etnrtern: Lixtie
11.. C. E. Swen; Tom Scott. W. 0-
Brooke; Duplex, J. id, Whelpley; Chief.
E. Johueon. end Sergnnt, F. Buekirk.
Duplex drew the pole end in the first
mile led to the threequerter pole. where
Serpent eenumed commend end woniu
e pretty drive; Duplex, necend: Tom
Scott. third; Chief, fourth. Time, ‘39?!
The quintctte went ewey in good
nhepn for the necond beet. Duplex.
Chin! end Tom Scott medethe reoeto
the querter in the order nemed. Here
Sergent ceught end penned the ieeder
to
helf, where Chief ehowed lint, Du-
plex necend, end Tom Scott third. At
the three quarter pole Duplex wee nheed.
lepped by Tom Scott. In the ntretch
thene two, with Sargent third. mode e
both going under the wire on e run.
The third bent wen u killer. Metilde
V. out out the peoe to the three-querter
pole, dogged by Feet Acieep. Here Mer-
tenn turned the reserve nteem on Feet
Anleep, tending him by Matilda V. like e
duh, end winning the bent emidnt en-
The inst querter
wee trotted in thirty-five eeconde. Time,
the
rettling finishing, Duplex winning; Tom
fourth. Time. 2:29}.
They left the wire
third mile bunched end
ntride.
tnnced. Time, 2:28.
for
Scott. necond; Sargent, third; Chief,
the
every-
body driving. This beet wen e pretty
one, ell going equerely end up to their
Tom Scott took the lend end
wee never heeded. Snrgent wen eiweyn
e dengeronn eecond. the two driving out
the iiuinh. Scott winning; Sergent,die-
in the next trial they went ewey even-
ly. Scott led to the dietence, where
Lizzie H. overbnuled him end won bend-
ily. Bergent wen u good neocnd tothe
three querter pole, where he broke. feli-
lng heck to third piece. Time. em.
Up to thin time it wen ereryhody’e rece.
four diderent home hnviog one beet
etch.
third. Time. 2:26}.
Following in thnnummery:
firetleenamelenn; puree. fl.
“mail. Morin-e ............
Infidel. W. L. Merke...........
In the next beet Tom Scott end L'ule
l1. medn I pretty rece. keeping together
to the threequerter pole, where Little
ii. eheek him off, winning eenily by two
leogthn; Tom Scott. neoond; Sergeant,
The duel beet wen Little like without
ting good, end piloted by C. E. linen.
neweeetnndtobernedytome for her
life. Chief did not trot the duel he»,
he luring trotted dre been without
wineingohe.retiringbim to the here.
“II“ III"! “F T
roll-uno- nf ihn"“lnnklne lee”—
Oeethiued ieber. coupled with pod
nntnre. hen rude the flat Mnthndbt
Bpincopel church felr e plenennt occur-
renm. Lentnight.thenecondin itchi-
mmttrectednmueh lergnr gntherieg
then trembled upon the previoun night.
Thenrettiiy leid tehlee were greclouely
prenidnd ever end the verioun edibien on
the menu were pieenlngiy eervcd by the
young ledlen noted in yenterdey'n lune.
All were libernlly petronixed. The lerge
hell ellli meintein‘ eite bounty of weving
American tinge end bright bunting,»
greocfully end hormonlonnly ntrnnged by
the deft hendn of‘George R.Ven Alntyne.
The nmueing "Old Feehioned Bunk-
ing Bee" elicited coneldereble merriment
Theceet wen: Uncle Nethen Peterkinn,
hoet. W. F. Hoyt; l'hon. Jcflereon Peter
klun. home' from college, C. Hunt;
Scipio. colored. 0. Greenwood; Jceieh,
nervous old hechnlor. O. Hoyt; Algernon
Fttzwoodle, dude from Benton. Fred
Louder; Little Lord Feuotieroy. tell
young men. H. Wilson; Ah Sim, Chine.
men. J. Smith; Pet. O'Ryen, C. Seileck;
Bobby, incorrigible emeil boy. 1!.
Demon; Willinm. H. Steveunon; Aunt
Peggy Peterkinn. hontenn. Min. M. Nenh;
Betney,iumy old meld, Mine Elnie Rey-
moud; Kitty Meloney, lrinh girl, Mn. 0.
E. Hoyt; Meggie. Minn Florence Ellen'
dorf; Mollie, Mine Sedln Bodwell, end
choruneud fermheode. Theeympethten
ofeilwerc won in hehelf of “.‘Jcnieh'
who wen no pernintently nought by "Bet-
ty." end "Betny" nurely deterred preiee
for her determlnntion. Fred Lender
wee e chermlng “Algernon Fitewoodle.”
The cherecter no often cverdrewn by
both profeerioneln end emnteure wee
moet ehly portrnyed by him, end won
npplnuee, he did his pleying upon the
humenipbone. “Little Lord Feuntleroy’v
hede lerge nhereoi the edmiretiou of the
eudience, end thet he wne epprecieted
wen meuiiented by the bouquet end bee-
ket of colour prenented to him by friendn
prenent. The other cherectern were ell
well enected.
At the conclueiou of the “bee" the re-
freehment tehlen were egnin occupied.
Therenult of the voting for the meet
populerechool wen: Center dintrict. 1;
North Center dintrict. 9'. Eeet Norwelk
nehoo, 8; Frenklinetreet echool. 57; Con»
cam-ammo; 0mm...
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Tonight Dwyer’e City bend will give e
nonmwhichpromhen to he very en.
joy It hen been decided to continue
the feir enother night. Tomorrow night
thnt delightful little fency. "The Del
Meiiln' Feetivei" will he repented.
hie
Idle
were not there ehould not fell to go to-
morrow night. There will elno be e
greed coke eele end no ice crenm end
ntrewberry feetirel in which ell ere moot
oordlelly invited to pertinlpete.
TWIN CITY PDLKN.
I
Pleneent Pernunphe About Norwelk Pec-
nle end Their Irlondn.
John Gerrlech. of Norwelk, ettended e
benquet nt Shippnn Point. lent night.
Mr. end Mre. Willlem Ferrie, of (lrnud
ntreet. ere viniting Mr. end hire. Williem
Ditttery,Cometock Hill.
Mre. Eirem Bell. of Elizabeth etreet,
left South Norwelk yenterdny for Brook-
lyn. to npend n week with Rev. and Mrs.
Otho F. Bertholow.
Mrn. Frenk N. Ferrie. of Elm Grove
piece. in viniting Mine Nellie Willcock. in
Brooklyn.
Dr. J. M. churn,oi South Mnin ntreet,
returned ynnterdey from e rieit in Bert-
”NI
Mn. Edwerd L. Fehle hen returned to
her home, 113 Wuhington etrent. efter n
rlnit in New York city.
My- .. m»... .,
Another Wedding Announced.
The wedding of Joeeph Gregory. e pop~
uler eelnermn et Jonen d: Hotohkien'
crockery etore, end Mien Lulu Steniey.
the pretty doughter of Stephen K. Sten-
ley, of Meln ntreet, Norwelk. will tehe
piece or the bride'e home on Wedneedny
evening. June 5th. et 6 o’clock. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev.
Junior 0. Gregory. of Binghern. Melee, e
brother of the groom. Willie: it. Greg-
ory, of New York city. enothnr brother,
will be bent men. end Mine Benin Stew
leywiilhemeidofhonor. Bheie n tie
terofthnbride. After the ceremony e
reddldg reception will tnke piece. nftnr
which the hrldeend groom will leeve for
n ehort hridel tour.
A
runabout-untrue.
iiev.Jeremleh Dunne,“ 8t. Mery’e
ehereh.hedenerrow meepefrcm eeri-
oen ilimr. mm. while be we-
tollewOeneneonnvl-itto the
MW“ e ,
as m- liEi : noon ilEliillBiliiS
rent AND occur or no on ill
Credentlng herein- el the lent llde,
School to he lleld June humid
Inedey nt the lethndfnt Church-le-
efel end Penn-eel lean.
Tun-imbue nele et the leethlor-
wnlk W by IrvingSmlth. withwhum
ltemn oinewnlorthineolumn cen eho he left
Potential:- ere being mule for ,-
Inoet enthueinntic pntriotic nervloe et the
Ernt
church, but Sundry night. The old
eoldiere will ettend the meeting in e
body. The municel programme will he
exceptionelly line. The quertette, the
Apollo orcheetrn end Herbert Hirer, Nor-
welk‘e populer eoloiet, will furnish popu-
ler music end eong.
moriel nddrennen will be given in remem-
brence of the Grend Army of the deed.
The gredueting exercleen of the Boat
Norwelk public echool. clone of '95. will
he held nt the Eat Avenue Methodist
Epincopel church, Wednendey evening,
June 5th. After the Iergely ettended
preyer meeting lent night, the ofllciel
boerd voted uoeuimouely to grant the re-
quent of the echool commitme. end ten
dered them the are of the eudienee room
for the occenion. At the rrquent .of the
committee Rev. A. J. Smith will prenent
the diploma.
A petty of Enet Norwelk people, in.
cluding Mieeen Addie Enron. Lottie
Column. Julie Cellehnn, Lillie end
Julie Bennett, Annie Donnelly, end
Chnrlen Colemen, Fred Jenen, Thomnn
Coyle, Thomne Veltch, ettended e petty
et the home of Mine Katie Forte in
Derieu. lent night.
Cherlre B. Rider. of Cottege evenue,
received word yenterdny of the denth of
eighty’eeren yeere. in Bellport. L. 1..
end with hie wife started for that piece
todny. The funeral will be held to-
morrow.
Louie W. Tichenor. of Cottage avenue.
hen recovered nuflic'tently from hie recent
illneet to go to Centerport, L I., to npend
n few wenkn et bin former home. W. B.
Soper took hint ecroen the Sound in hie
IIOOP.
C. E. Ainthorpn in getting out petterne
wey comphny'n new power houre on
Marlow ntrcnt. South N orwelk.
Buckley St. John, brother of the
nrrive here tomorrow from St. Augue-
getting out the fretne for Dr. F. B.
Beker'e new house on Fort Point etreet.
Dr. F. B. Beker. of Fort Point etreet.
etteuded the meeting of the Stete llIed-
icel nociety in Hertford. yeeterdey.
Ceptein Bell, of Cove ntreet, in driving
npilee et Hickory Bluff for the Norwelk
Yecht club‘n fleet and roowey.
The Excelsior Fly Paper company re-
ceived n new mechiue todny for folding
the edges of their goods.
C. T. Foster. who recently bought the
Clerk Oeborn plece,mored here yen-
terdny. from Derien.
J. Sturgen Randell’ ere visiting in
Bridgeport.
Mine Metildn Morreli, of 11 Osborn
erehuc.invieiting Mrn. i-‘reok Lecey. in
Denhury.
line I. E. Cheee in boring to eddi-
tion built to her reeldenco on Delta piece.
Mrs. C. A. Remeon. 78 Fort Point
etrnct, lent n bunch of keyn yesterday.
~0ther Keene-n for lining Gen leegen.
more eenily controlled end regulnted
then n cont renge. end the cooking in
performed quicker. The combuntlon in
thegeerengeleperfcct.theheet of the
fire in even end uniform. end one be ed-
junlnd nt will. The fire horde no wetcb-
ing,enit will continue et the eeme do.
greeofhneteelongne ltinln urn. itin
perfectly eefe en regerdn |dengnr from
nflrnlnnotwented.itieet onenpntont
bylehnttingodthegen. The unetcnm
nuhptiou
“ml—.4” mew‘ a. w
.
2.
Affere'eekeflenleduh Inhrnye‘
Completely Out of but. 9 '
One week one lent Tuned” I“ “-
wnrd Snuford. of Breeehvhud Mb
Dore Lee, at Georgetown. were united h
merrlege inNewYotknmie. M In ,
turned to the home of the hrlde’n nether
the‘enme night end remninnd there Ind]
lent Moodey morning.when Mr. lenferd.
whole n oerpenter, went out en ennui,
end ell euppoeed he hed gone to
work- Such. evidently wee notthe can. ,.
for he bee entirely dineppeernd end ht
whereehoutn unknown.
Wednendny Mr. Seniord'e
er wee in South Norwelk, hop- .
log to find come truce of lib
misting eon. The newly mode hvifn in ’
greetly worried. tier busheod III e
brother working et Bell friend. end in-
terdey, niter meking cereful inquiri-
here, the went down to the blend. but
no one room to here eny knowledge,
whetnoeter. of her hunhend.
Mr. and hire. Sanford here may
friendn in South Norwelk.
MST NDIWALI.
Avenue Methodlet Episcopel
felli-
Appropriato me-
BICICLK BRIEFS.
Boone Bldne ‘lnn Milne in Twenty-Thu.
lineree on e Ber-en.
Supt. Wm. l'anWagner, Burner Cycle
ll'orks, Syracuse, N. Y.
Den. are: We write tocoogretnletn
you on your wonderful "joint." It h
truly “out of night." It hen gin-l e
wheel with fourdnch trend endyettlte
moot rigid built. Berry Bean. Jr..cf
New Ceneen, who holds the chompin-
ehip of Feirtleld county, yenterdey
pushed your Borneo nineteen'pounde
over rough.bi|ly roede, mehing ten mil-
in twenty-three minutrn. Ituendnnp.
Every mechiniet thnt hen exnminedthn
wheel cells it n mnrvel—nn 1896 product.
Such it new principle in conetrnction by
no femoun e deeigner. on well tented no it
her been.eenuree the Brrnrn the front
rank. It it taking held here.
Very truly,
fether, Chnrlee H. Rider, need
For Crete Co.
Denth oi llugh ledutlugh. .
(Special to 'i'nl Sentinel
Wesmsoron, D {1. Hey 24 -Bndn
McCullough, twice com! o! lb
treeeury, died et Flore! Hill, nenr Week-
ington, this morning
tirerndde Depot III-0‘-
The Connolideted ' .
depot et Rivernidc hurled bhu‘
nbout 10 o'clock lent night. -
DIED.
.. nteire for the Norwelk Trem-
Cherlee St. John, in expected to
- “BRING—in South Norwelk. Me! I. Ire-
who witnrened it Wedneedey night will tine. Flonde. —— fighaflflwimm fi'fihm:
went to m it egnln, end thene who 3. 3- Fitch commenced yentardny tend tne'iunernl from her into ‘
17 Union etreet. netnrdey efternoun. et
o‘czmk.
"our“.
LADY would like toteech pleno end vo-
enl mu Ir; el-o would like meet in
concert». churrheu nnrlfirlvete munlcnlee Ad-
dreee or cell. oil-*8 . L lwAIrhlfl. 1“
South Main etreet. South Hm. mun-i! l
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BOARD—Goldrn Hill noting. 3| 38m
. errnue. ite-ined. homel e; permanent
or trennlent norumtnmleilonn for iemillu or
individuele: tube excellent. nne rooms. loweet
rules. ' 3:1 1'
CLEANING end dyeinfizeetebllnhuent. Mo.‘
Raymond etreet. orncr south
street. on line of electric cure. ninth .
went. Conn. We rupectiull enmneetnthe
citizens of South Norwelk, erwelkend ‘
trym t‘linit It: e3tel|rl M our-elven in your
in e . n e ye ng beetnem.
end ere now prepnreu todoell king effluen-
—-——————- lug end d elng in the very beet ntvle Inl-
Miee Mebel Prophet, of Bridgeport. in r’h‘m'flgdmgg‘h" '33:
the guent of Mun Annie Smith, ii 05- hone.frlngrn.plnno. or n. cavern.
mum swimming; onue‘mr.
Mrn. Jemre L’Hommedieu end Mrn. "new and or “Witfim mil-0t!
i. men nor.
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APARTMENTN in Movie Hell block. new
occnpl- d by South Norwelk club. hit.
ehle for bupimre pnrpoeee. Rent mile.
i’mereeion June l. Inquire of I. A. WOOD-
w.\ lib. nfl 1w
COTTAGE mroer anie ctr-net end lrenklfn
avenue. ll rmmn. All mrnlcrn improve-
mentn. Inquire of o. l. Wileon. “if
P‘UUR room eptrimenin. front on third floor
end rent on lint door; mirth inn
month. belle lighted. cicnoed end
item. florid no. inquire. other OLD W
ultinrt 00.. iii win-hingmu ntreet. em if
gee’cooking renge in better end on “a“ "an éi&‘;‘nmw
. h l. _ id '
conveztm' A130 9:". 020m; I
more o in boy nutter-3:: ‘9 "neat!
w. YOUNGfi. Lockwood Blenuf ' h
SECOND floor. No. if Wendwg’d
rent It; More it romeo
Nwwaw%m.fidgp? to .A.
wum.’ ' 5»;
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lencondtioorofhenmlmd
Dill. ninmheneli‘nvwlern «announces
Abornnil. there in no diecotnfort in ”lbfli?”'* “n" m 'I "I
nth-er time from the overhneticg of M, , um I H m
thehitchenenfromeooelrenge. when £33.11. o. ignite-trove m nfi'g
Umperfipf hence et In. ll m
pirtolll'khhinlf Muffin. on i: nfi
or et 0. tieytnunr'enrneeryntern.
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