thon tor the coupons at
‘ being gotten out at the
works
has lust supplied his
stock Lake Ice with
are certainly attractive.
lee Nash of the Bridge
police boat Vigil, was in
‘t diiWily and Light:
dscnort employ
a? uni/the local ~ diIIVlr
gs. foreman for Conv
ell; yesterday. with 11
onto commence Work on u
on Crib
Orderoi Eastern Star.
meeting. last night,
The degrees were con-
can
Company are do
e in their building
nature, that can handle 11'
it: launches.
4k'irciiild living Mills.
. an and D Bourger, or
in V weke the guests of
lien Yor ”over Sunday.
teams 3; F. M. Roy-
hoot ommittee, Wereain
11y afternoon. looking ov—
niplatsd site tor the new
gauntlet & Raymond. the
slots for "Killyr‘e." the new
s 1'. were experimenting
tei'noon in thier tonsorlul
own College went to
, yesterday afternoon.
on class pictures taken at
.. . R. B Clark New
to: cry S Bishop, Bridgeport;
glyph. Westport and J.
to M. I.H‘ Cooley are spend-
‘ like with- friends in Massa—
drink Mr Cooley s absence
pisses will act as superintend-
tillntlc Starch Walks 1‘
inning Westport ”otters will
the moss at the Dnnbury
,rdn Decoration Day: loll
soprance; 'l‘homas Quin-
"C's, and Fred Beers' Sadie
11th has sold fourteen acres
11 to Miss Edith Kendall. of
him will be added to the
m, the children 11 summer
Friendly Aid Society. Io-
ns’ Farms.
With today there will be
lions, the two hundredth
of the introduction of the
the propagation of the (lee
‘ gn Lands. it is expected
0. 'v'WestDort. will attend sor-
I' orwailt and Stamford.
prominent citizens around
think that the Wakeman lot
Intake 11 niuch more suitable site
cw school. than the Marcus
laiming that a good building
of a good site. Also that it
i1 portect drainage. which
it Will not get on the Mar
lot. 1
. Rev. G. W. Barhydt oi
‘Cllfurch; Re1. Mr MacKenzie, or
in Church and, representatives
lwardel'is. vehtry and people
to‘ be present in Christ Clnnch
3th tomorrow night at 11 ser
odor otV the bicentennial or
r dbotlon here of the Society
Vrooszatlon of the Gospel in
rt! {viii’il‘ _' .
ti Yannlgsns or Married
éball team would be pl‘eiuflsdV
e anchOr team of Westpoit
11 Day afternoon and assure-
onlv the Saunatucu
sh they would act. instead of
Judith talking.
nday evening Iiill Eradley role-
9 siglltyesecond year of his
little; :1 party to his brother
Terrible Mosul” ‘andA. M
friends. several Mucus iron;
11/ were also present. Altai
‘ oyable evening. and the
hint: Mr Bradley many
are. They presented him
1111 1102110 Morris choir. .
V dill. RuHWuy and Light-
ll ‘ V vs tvvo gangs of men
it deal division. tho are
e in first cla'ss‘ order
‘ Brook Cemetery to 001m
11 Yesterday the curve netIr
Methodist Church was
and a guard ml
Ilbputiilg Elcaie Company
inmonth or bounty live scales
' hllenl‘y W. Peabody
Lyon will lead the 1 ,'
llloulli Norwaik Mission .th
rbor yesterday morn'. .
:New York city. has his it
.i‘fistall an electrical planned; a? user
it ior south V
t
he 11th ohgti tildJitir V"
carriage ‘ Jennings. who the
pracoede'd to outhno t‘.
Rev Kenneth Mack crisis. .112. o‘
elated Monday; at the funeral serv
oi Mrs Kate E Kendall at the res
done her sister Mr
‘ est Seven
wife of A.
statement a
camp pony. Elbe was
very highly esteemed by the man
friends she made during their stay, in
weapon. ‘who have the deepest spin;
pathy for Mr. Kendall and their dough-
ter, Miss Florence Kendall. Mrs. Ken—
dall had accompanied her husbau to
Cuba whom he had the (101111 gto
plantation Just as the work was com»
pleted. Mrs. Kendall was taken sick.
They immediately started for their
blame in this country. During the Jour-
3ney she grew worse. and when Balti~
more was reached she passed away.
LaWroncc and Robert 8. Crawford
of Hendricks Point. sons oi? Mls. Rob
«at S. Ctowiord, are devoting their
time in a natural way to boating and
many other sports. 01111 has arrived
at his majority and is' now in posses-
sioa of an independent {cltune falling
to him by his grandfather, The oth
er.ve1y soon Will be equally well 1111-
ec. Both are customary, in that neither
under similm conditions would be. as
to how smart they will be when they
get a chance, but go right ahead and
choose what they want of the Very
best. Their recent purchase is a lo‘
comobilc or the most elegant and 11p
proved pattern operated by stoma.
until it certainly eclipses any 0! that
hracter seen here. The two perem
H. bu ate the streets and so careful are
.V‘they to avoid frightening horses that
the other day. meeting (1 skittish horse
'which had not been properly hitched
the animal until their machine had
..got by. This act was noticed as cred-
liable to the thoughtfulness oi the
yobng men Then they have the Dew-
ey.11 gasoline launch. which is among
the fastest and finest. Finally their
sloop yacht lmperiu. bought of Dr him,
is being fixed up epic and span. and in
charge of Cornelius .Vleliii'e will soon
be on the wing as a thing of beauty.
able to give two lines to craft whose
ers think they have speed Best
th 11g about these young men is they
have strong attachment 1'01 their home,
which indeed is one 01‘ the most doslr
able, and are likely to prove their
fondness by staying upon it .his
class of citizens is what Westpmt most
”Ii”
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..PARTY STARTS SATURDAY.
Mrs. McKinley lmprdvod to as to be
Able to Travel. ,
3AN FRANCISCO.M£1¥ 22—Mrs Mr.-
Kinley' :1 condition has improved so
rapidly that official announcement has
been made that the president and party
wgl start for Washington on Saturday.
'lls mowing Mr. McKinley remained
atfihome attending to official business.
more afternoon he will be the guelt oi
eCsliiornia Commandery Knights
'1‘ molar. at a drill and reception to be
an in his hon01.All the previously
arthounccd plans of the ’l‘cmplars will
be.cai'ried out. with the exception that
this president will not ride in the par-
a e.
Tonight Piesidcnt McKinley will be
present at the competitive drill oi the
Vheugue of the Gross Cadets for a mod-
:11 awarded by Archbisho Riords11.to
the company makiiut the set showing
This afternoon there will' be 11 recep-
tion by the Century Club to the cabinet
_ ladies.
'.Seorotar‘y Hay has abandoned his
idea of returning to Washington im-
mediately. it has been definitely decid-
ed that all members ol‘ the cabinet will
remain here till the departure of the
president
TO ATTEND R_1Ag.ROAD CONVEN-
, l
CHICAGO May 22aliotwesn titty
and seventy- dive members oi the 111111
road and Warehouse (lommisslons oi
the masters and Middle Welder states
will depart from Chicago next Tuesday
in 11 special train for Ssn’,‘ Francisco
where they so to attend the t irteenth
annual con {cation 1111.111 Isiah
sedation 0 Railroad 00111111 116011111:
Minty or the delegates ,wlll be accomy
bars or their families. dud t e ". rty
willoocu six Pullmtulr 1': I"? hi! it
0 “ate idath‘or their
to be can: ldei'od’ simulations"
at their convention wiilb
interpretation Vol ‘
l’ I let Vs' cc
is given to much loud talk as malty
one of the brothers leaped out and héid‘
robllbly the innermost t 11 111111 ‘~
on!
nearly being an accident? chronicle
rind what might have been death. A
young man was r , x .'W eel in the
center V of . wi char was
1i lulu V1, into the yard.
'11:: are go on a side
see them slid was only watching the
engine The latter bricked down one
track and the s tinted cat's note on
He rentalned on his wheel and tin god
the rolls on the opposite side“. to a‘ low
Vth e on his to pass. The rumbliu‘éof
the' ore attached to the en one.
drowned the police at those on the on
posits t1ack.SoveiV-al who saw tllait
there was about to be a possible acci-
dent. called to the rider. but the lattci
did not hear the my it was thought
that he could not escape being struck
by. the box cars. and several ladies.
who were in the group, turned their
heads alter the young man had been
shot from View. They expected to see
a mangled mass 111’. humanity. when
the cars passed the rider stood beside
his wheel, and 11 More irlghtencd
young man could not his round. lie
proved to be Ralph Gotham. oi Nor
walk. He said that the iron step of
the cal. that protrudes out a little and
extends below the box. struck him on
the shoulder and sent him towards the
other cars. He. hiid presence of mind
enough to realize that ho was hemmed
in between two trains. and quickly dis-
mounted. Mr. Gorham will not can
turn to ride his wheel on the railroad
again when there are any curs mound
‘ D I
Charles Butler is riding a now count
or broke wheel.
- D U U
A young couple. rode into South Nol-
walk 011 a tandem last evening and
inquired where the town clerk’ s oiilct-
was. The young man said that he
wanted to get a license to get married.
Both were dressed in very neat bicy-
cle suits and the young lady. who 11' as
pretty. ono a handsome bouquet of
white carnations. The tandem was
enameled white and the outfit gave an
air of wedding bells in the distance.
They were told that the:| would have
to go to Norwalk. After thanking the
informer. they rode in that direction
gin married life on a ”bicycle built for
two."
I U I
George J. Flannigun. of Monroe
'I street, lode to Bridgeport yesterday.
on his wheel and return He says
that the roads in that direftiou were
never better.
I I Q
Much speculation has been indulged
in during the past three months as to
the probubi ties of the bicycle tiadc
for the present year. Based solely on
on (acts, the statements that the ag-
gregate sale of American bi ycles will
be from twenty five to thi'rt titres and
one third per cent. larger this year
than was that of 1900 play be safely
accepted by the most conservative
trade critics. Further than this. tho
demand from all quarters for the high-
est grade of wheel is a moat satisfac-
tbry extent largely in excess of such
demand in 1900 More $50 wheels and
fewer $25 wheels of the chitin type.
and from twenty to twenty lire \psr
com. more chainlese wheels. will be
sold this year than haa'bee‘n the case
since these twu grades were adopted
as standard. or since the advent of the
chuinlcss machine. ’
The bicycle lantern law created con-
siderable discussion in the House in
'liartiord. yesterday. Mr. Hubbard. oi
liitclliiold. offered an aniondment. mak-
ing the law imperative between 5 and
'i, 9.111.. ln/isvor oi mechanics. etc,
With used wheels. Amendment Was
.lost Mr Pratt 01‘ 'I‘orrington. offered
1111' amendment milking it necessary for
all vehicles to carryt lights. can
amendment' out also out. Mr.’ Fred-
ior arrested persons under certain ctr}
communes. ‘
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FRIGHTFUL VAQOIDINT’.
our broken. V
Mary, daughter "M1. on Mrs. Wit
‘ 1111111 prominent 'Viriield balls 1 1'1 .
escape from eat
liar not drqn
its costs“
,r‘~'l‘bore were many wheeinien IIqut to ,
Wilson's Point last alibi. “they were ._
there to see the huge cylinder. littod
bodily treat the deck and placed care: '
fully on the boat.,.’1‘he tracks Were .‘
111111 with“ cyclists at one tints. tor the V'
may to get to the point is to so f
own the railroad tracks from the Wit _-
to... Point road. There ante very
enumeration; '1: 1 .1
a
I
11111; 1111111 did, not
the other,” with t c cyclist "in between .
Cameroon. I
Watkins
r
arts WOASHINTON STREET.
~' South Namath.
Our Tel. call in 43-6.
\Illi{itlifliiiiiiiiiifllfliiHHimilliiillfliiiiiii’
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can do her work 111 one-quarter of the time and do it with-
She never has to wait for a slow fire;
on fuel to carry; no 1131163 to take up. Her meals are better
because rightly cooked. Her health is better because she-
works in comfort. Her expenses are less because the
Wickless BlueFlame Oil Stove' is cheapcst' 111 operation.
Absolutely safe. Burns ordinary kerosene, without .,
wicks and causes neither smoke. 1111111111111: 5001;. .,
Made in various sizes
dealer does not- have them. write
to the nearest agency of
V srauoaso all.
out fuss or muss.
I’fllillliillllllllllllllillll‘d.
new YORK. new; HAVEN &
HARTFORD? RAILROAD.
TIMETABLE.
in effect May 19, 190i.
LEAVE SOUTH N RWALK FOR
NEW Y RK.
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‘6:,55 7:,13 7:54. 8:.16x 9:033,9:30.
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«where the air is strong-
ly impregnated with salt.
poor tin quickly rusts.
M F Roofing Tin best .
. resists this rust-produo , ‘3
V ing atmosphere, because
“it is hand-dipped... by the
palm oil process, having the
richest I and heaviest coating
of pure tin and new lead. 011
many houses on» the Atlantic
It is not such a very bad idea to he I
:Ifi‘ M.:-—12 3511.4
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LEAVE NEW VORK eon SOUTH‘
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11:00:13 11: 02.
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" has our 50 11:1st
M F” Roofing 1111 will last a lifetime in
any climate; resists atmospheric gases.
keeps the house dry. not affected by
cold'or‘ heat, is fireproof-wisest and
most economical in every way. Ask.
your roofzr, or
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new HAVEN.
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Bridgeport. in addition to. allover—P. y;
for illustrated book on rooting. A. M.——l 2:0811,
r M.-7:1I5, 9 or. . '
court-1 Nonwatx ro dsusurw. ‘
11.:er 211.1 11 11 5311. ,
r.‘ 111ml 20.2512 «251.5210, 11:110.
12119.11, 1:20x. 7:12.
AMER IOIAN
TIN PLAT! COMPANY.
DAINBURV TO SOUTH INORWALK.
A.V‘.IM-6:00. 7: 23. 8 50..
P M.‘:«--4 0011.0: Bil, 8:4
Sunday trains to 'DiIianIury: 9:20 11.
111.; 7. '10 p. 111. Laura Ultill’llil‘yr ll: 06])
man. or Hartford, offered on amend-V
ment aimed at making it more easy '
stunting? liar and
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If you are not posted on the
wall papeIrs of this season we'll
show you which are most popular.
We’ll do more-awe’ll show ' you
which will wear the best, which
color will look well longest. Our
wall paper knowledge is at your
disposal. You are not too late to
get the pick from a good stock.
.._.._.
Wall Papers, Painters’ Sup-
‘ plies, Artists’ Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
protease.
Pictures Framed to‘ Order.
Fainting, Paper Hanging.'Dec01'I-
ating.
Telephone Call, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.
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DECKER.
87 WiiISHINIClTOM ST..
South Net-Walk. ‘ Conn.
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