110, e‘ iuIthe may. r7711 motor home. will 5 n 1.101131918th ‘ v‘ 11511. 3137de under 1Q division of the 1111er it is hloken yardQ Ion . 1Q 5‘ turns until 1n the water is beenunder- 7 tables HIxiL'i L simiiar posit emu. oil Westport L “I ‘ on this Norwalk Fair sterdsy afternoon 1 editor the Decoration Day rs. George Miller have or 1111‘ William Mills to take 511 r camping outfit to Port 1.. next Monday in his is horse trainer, Rich- 311700111an has arrived horoug'hbred horses which 7' r. Dinsee's track In eman has just complet- lit a six acre field with ' y plants Mr. Waite 7e ecord for the largest ii in this vicinity. dwar‘d Allen has recent- a number of plants from Mr. Allen' a flowar s’ar ’,'mlsee to be one of the its size on the avenue énort‘ed that a petition was town yesterday to gel purpose of calling an sting to rescind the vote chool: when last'heard IV a twenty names on it. 7 r Glynn. Selectmen L P. 711(1,» Oscar Smith._were in 7 looking over the compo Beach. which will perfect order. Ties will on by evening, by their neigh - ends. who brought with Inty lunch and many bratty t was said to have been a .11er Men's baseballI team ,Ya‘nniguns would get- out and so they will do all they possi- ec‘ause they do not want the to he shocked with the score 4 11' Day. They would rather tilted: would get a low points ranoe The Mar. vi! llling to arrange II;-,.. 1.. beIltlgI done. 7. Iq’fh'oh at: '01 ynlI’ Qtfiams trIad 7 s a r g 97“ "‘ 13 3115111157011. 1;? are standing' in front at til e ' ‘7 aupply Company's build 7 aiocomobiie passed by. “is frightened at the 111 ‘ started on a dead run around $111181 on to State, street. with the them. . Just as they ware I 1111311 :lnto‘the foot path on d: c caught them. His quicio invented what might have re n1 'ri‘lbie runaway. mum's. Kellogg is visiting in and wire moved to .1 ll 8 Week; 7 “Mia celebrated her sin L' Valley 11551.3. t 51 Mrs. Albert wli; L7" 7 77 began .7Ito (1911115 mm 7‘ fairly- new by the ‘Sa‘ Several time‘s. lr‘win pol ed him off the w 31 inch Just ill-films to? saw: his life. 111- - l7 7 _ as c yoke girl on awe cited the Ihouru-o'f 1 o'clock cortinrt body. - L No college girl who took part in it . recession will soon forget the Mary Lyon. crowned (1111111 and .55.... folIowed by the canted the idea of a“. rainbow as- they moved along. 11 with another pretty slight to see the ilnos‘ of the escort sen- arete to allow the main 1111159351511 (11 speakers“ tru tees. faculty and guests to passth rung, and to note the user- ness with which all eyes dough the new president as she moved nonl“ the new of the line. it was a proud time for all Mount Holyoke etudents- when the heard tha'" Vassar. Amherst and Brown. as spok on by the presidents of. those insti tutions‘ and listened to the erthuslas tic tributes which were paid to Miss Woolley. Amid their rejoicing in this. they were also conscious oi feeling that the bonds between their find these other colleges would be much stronger in the future from these pleasant words at congratulation 1 There is another: scene which will always «form In part or their memor- ies of Inauguration day. and that came at the end of the reception. when the students gathered about the door or the gymnasium to sing the college song of "Holyoke"aa Miss Woolley came out of the building. And surely no Mount Holyoke girl will ever for- get the few words of thanks which Miss Woolley spoke. in which she ex- pressed her desire to thdnk‘ the stu- dents individually. rather than to ad« dress them all in a set speech. For in Miss Woolley the students of Mount Holyoke know that they hove not only 711’ capable 11 efficient head. out a; dear Land valued Iriend. Miss Woolley is a Couriectlcut worn in having been born in Norwalk. To ning’s Daunhto‘rs have secured 1.5. liddi‘ess their annual convention, Which is to be held in South Norwalk In [Octoben WALKED THE TRACK. A Foreigner Under the Inlillhnoo oi‘ kILiquor Has Narrow 2 There came neat-71115111117 the added to the list 01.11111 the cars in Westo‘drt. the ot ‘ . A Polock who had been paid oil and are tilled 1111127711511 119‘. with ilrewatoi‘ and began to celebrate. Saloon alter saloon was visited and than being mill to overflowing" he went to the railroad Intatlon. What he went there 105 is not known. Operator Richard lrw-ln.‘ of East Norwalk. thinlts it Was to can» or him but the Iteraipner says no. 7 At ad'y rate he made himself 3 nuts- once and not halos. content With this he went out on the railroad truths and 7111113 no they tuck station. stead or thanking? th 11 to or. no.7 a! .mc.dprotty clutch 111‘) g 51 111‘: ya with a simple laur~ -. the long line. than; all and the library to 7 around her litany '_ fl thins: ahoii nik‘ 7111111111059 31.111315511711311 attire sup 7 . various greetings from wellesieyI7 discharae'd by one or the 151.11 term 1901 Today is the day 15511115 new ultra preen77a1'veaters oi the Olcvsiand club, 7 . arrived. They will diatsiy and the bay , around the city art 7 111 7 1 on a run next 1Sunday. The place 11 s not been determined upon as yet. 7 . esterday. riding; on olddashlon who 111.;th “seen but 131 des. .I There. is seine talk of churches here. tortoise a . consisting oi the young ' woman This is only 5111111151611 ‘at the present time. and the name oi the church is not nlvau out. The inten- lien is for the young man’s club of the “1’11““ to change the name to a wheel -u . EORNURAL DELIVERY. Service . torII Norwich. Portland. Bristol and Other Towns.- The Post Office Department Monday appmved the recommendation 011111131 delivery agent to establish a route train the Portland post 513511.110 time is set when this is to into client but it will probably be Juy 1. There will be but one route, although there has been a movement to have a route start from toe Glidersiee’ve office as well. but it was regarded as too small. The Glider- sleeve cities will not. however be abol- ish; at least not at present The agent has been through the Sec ond Congressional district recently, and there will probably be quite a num her or new routes established in the near future. The intention is to start turee routes in Hoddum and vicinity one starting from Higganuln. one from Haddam proper. and one on the east slide or the Connecticut river. starting out from Cobalt and abolishins the nth-7 or ofii as. This will do away with quite a cum or at small otllces. Haddam hos seven or eight post 531393.553 TWO carriers will he added to the oBristoi rural delivery system, 7'-b‘egln nln‘Ig July 1.’l?h7e tw tuition will to— gather he 41% miles‘i 113.7111” accom- modate an area at ‘26 square miles. The annotation to be served is 71.10 Norwich is to have an additional car rlar for a route 20 1111137171 Mill. covering an area 0114M. ‘square miles. The pop- ulation served it 830.3111! the route will be started July 1. GONNIOTICUT PATENTS. The following were issued May 2111,- List turnidhod lrom o cc of- A. M Woostlar. solicitor of pa ants, Bridge- port, doom: 0. H. Dimond and W. F. Dial Bridxe port. t‘rimniihtt mechanism for sowing machinosr George- -J. Unpowell. ford. brake 101‘th trucks; Frank HII chum. Edmond gaxe- -bar for button-hole cutters: Charles W. Spousal Martial-d. 51m mechanism; Joust Mathew. New Haw 55.117551531151115 hitycliarles . insuawwt Haven. ballot box.- Thames .3 t‘ItITorrl onion.“ two patents. 1111 ch 17416911‘0119" n or so 11 513111 'L on house. 1' iy with a sum of hold and his 51153. Mart _ h-apesd railway 1/: room wds the so his prehenco of palms and plants. while 3111111111 wu round every available plane are and looked very pretty allusion to L “L the chandeliers. 011 a table in the din-I to those present£311 Qnd it is lair to presume . tI‘iiIstj nilht. (186*: 133111. N 3.. New York and rouge. besides those? in the im- stiv‘lties 1.115715151711511 Their on a late train for 7 which will last several days. . it wean be impossible to mention the presents. Theta was one room completely filled with areryth that 7 goes to incite up an elegant There was . 7 table linen pictures and a 7.11“” or firnitura The I 7 r. Jar‘vl reinemberod him‘ very mates presented hinr'trlth a handsome I; risk but their and other articles Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler trill reside in Bridgeport. and Mr. And Mrs. Jarvis in h' hpnrtmems nI 18 union street. "1 have been suffering tram Dyspep sin for the past twenty years and have been unable after trying all prepare tious and physician to get any relief. After taking one u tie at Kodol Dye pepsin Gurol iound7‘; chat and am now in better health our 1 have been lot twenty years. i on ‘not praise Kroc! Dyspepsia Cure t highly." Thus writes Mrs C W“,Roberts North Creek Ark. G. 0.9835011. “Marjorie Fleming has very pretty fast hasn’t she?" "She has Very pretty shoes—and loses no onuortunity to show them " "But lsn t it necessary to have pret- ty feet in order to wear pretty shoes?" "Not if you have as much heroism as Marjorie Fleming." it people only knew what We know about Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. it would be used in nearly every household. as there are few people who do not out for from a leveling oi fullness after eating. belching, flatulence. sour- atom 3:11 or waterbrosb. caused by indiges- nor dyspepsia. A preparation such as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which. with an aid from the stomach, will digest your food certainly can’t help do you 30011.0 0 Stillson. sun—- A green irishman having been or dered by his employer to saddle the horse and ride to town on 11 mission, was observed by a neighbor putting the saddle on hind part before. AP preaching him he 7:11emarlred “You'Ve got the saddle on wrong and first!" “lndade!” exclaimed the greenhorn; "an' how do ye know which way (Will mini?" cough and very severe lung trouble. which an excellent doctor could not help. but a few months’ use at this wonderiul medicine made me as well as ever, and! gained much in weight." infallible for coughs, acids and all Throat and Lung trouble. Trial hot- tlea free. Guaranteed bottles bile and 01.00. at F. H. Baxter' s7. South n55 walk'; John A. Rims. Norwalk. I W Mrs. Heartless—Just to think. my husband tell and broke—and broke— I Mrs. Bympathotikw'l‘here, dear. :l heard all about it; the poor 11111117 1110116 IIIIILl‘Ia'Lg; it's a grant satiation. I know. u ' Mrs. Heartless-«Oh, 17 don‘t mean d» that. you hayen't heard the Worst. He Was carrying my new Venetian vase when he tell and broke it. too. " 11171111011 7‘ sunsrsd‘tor six I "my thrss‘y . nay trouble - 7 oi that lures oaks. found A one under the all 77 those 1 erlnint “I 7 Dertt's Little 0- the remotest parts of the bowels. And 7 properly. DeWit't'a 7 about 51.17 t ndlanspalis in 11111 are from dull aches or null“ 77 as 1: back. To stoop or lift ' uh crud-1.: 1111113.. .5. u a ve up. w to 11331358111111 Bl rs but Isis bo'tte lino ‘ 'L cursed by F. walk; John .A. variety airbase should 11le 7 7‘ church c hair is 31 one o the woman 15113111117151.1511 variety theater" 1711in or :1 sound and 1111111111 might as wall say that the gringo ha and business monarch: cannot be co in citizenry christian. or the people on so to the variety theatres. ‘ ly Risers search remove the imoulilss‘ speedily with tno discomfort. They are famous their chicory «Easy to take. never goon who was wounded in the bead and invalided home 1min- Booth Africa. says an English paper“; The doctor who extracted the bullet from the bald wrote to the sergeant and asked 7111111 returned to him. The sarseant. with true lrish wit. replied: You are much more liable to disease when your liver and bowels do not act Little Nutty his era remove the cause of disease. 0. o. Stillson. W One on Him. ~Haf‘dware dealer-— What was old Kranltey kicking about? Cleric-die wanted ten pounds or nails. Said he'd pay for them and take them home himself. Wouldn‘t trust us to deliver them. he said. Hardware dealer—Surly old codgcr. i hope he'll swaat for it. Clerk—~Oh I took care of that. l threw in an extra ten pounds and he never knew it. The least in quantity and most in quality describes Dertt’a Little. Early Risers. the famous pills for constipa- tion, and liver complaints. 0.0.8711“- son. Farmer moth—II see our boy Joe is glttin to be quite a snooker. but. mm i think they'd orto give him somethln' better 117 a box- to 17159117111715... Mrs. Rich—Snmethini in‘ the paper about him. is 1113151 7 Farmer lticthaas. IltII'su " Rich has developed a Qpljen‘dld unw- ery. and it is understood that he will occupy the box for Harvard this year. " A sunny son The union. '11 remedy recommennan for patients afflicted with the Grlnpo ll yKlMPifi BALSAM, which is up” 7 for the throat and ion fgt 3'11.) first symptoms at 117.5 All!!!“ 51151111116311 it 151‘ ”1195 3 11111111115111 11.13am. 13 xi so the Stilton; has ,e 1139111131 311.3 11113117111 11111111171: .7 A vents this by Intent ' AM the 11193! 11097 lKEMP‘S BALI All lit 1971575533” A M in on some clever operations recently? JImmv Derek-Yes. 8 rapper-I—lIorstody let you in on the ground at“ mhiy Dares-01 no. No contedsr‘. ate. , Just my control lily; monetary . 7. winnow‘. 77 7. .aAv‘so A new this. ' it E undinss oi ' a 7 collation lie; 2 d8. cod story is told (11-3111 lrish aer- “ removed a little bit or the brain with it. ' Prompted by a sense of humor. he 0 -7 3: 3015.4 0211. 4:04.714 V "We have most of Savagery w"An 7 ‘1 girls never eviu lance win 1 k 7 Tears my last orchid! ' without putting xer bowls." 7 A Merciful 7 1‘ ‘ ‘ I «Oh.- batman. Winchester. 11 was sick 11 III 1.5 would “like this bit 51 his brain I‘ll: i‘bank yon. no I shall not want it. as l hove got c 7 a situation in the war adios. " ' new .vonx..unw nation a , HARTFIQRQ MAILROAD. ‘ TIMETABLE. in oflsotMay 19.1001. —- ~. LEAVE SOUTH .717 NORWALK NEW YORK. 1‘2. 35:: «5511 5; 45x. 1 FOR A. M. s: 55 11: B:66,10:_22x, 10:10.11:35x. P. 15—7—1355: 1:117. 2:253. a: or 3: 7311:, l: ‘07. 4: 56:. 6:33, 5: 5511. 6:111 1:07, 7:557x.'s:11 107:30. 377-1111113118. A. M.-12:86x, 425611. 5:4511. 9:06. 9:4011. P. low—3:213, 5:33, 5:55x, 1:20, 11:40:. 10:10. LEAVE new IVORK FOR court-t NORWALIK. A.» bit—19:03. 5 00. 5. 00 7200, 810011. 8. 02, 09: 0011.9:04x, 10:0211. 10: 04. 11: 0011.! 1:0 2. P. M.:—-1202. 1: 04, 1: 03.200: 3: 02 0.5102, 13:00:; 8:02. 7: 00, 8. 00:. 9:30.1717‘90Ix. BUNMYS. A.M.—-172: 703;: a: 00. 1: so. 10: 02. P Mfl' 09. 78tm.17:90. LEAVE IBQUTH NORWALK FOR NEW HAVEN. - A. Nix-12: 0811. 71:09:, 17119011, I5‘\Il8 :02x. 71-110. I532, 5: 20. 7: 07511. 9: 05!. 9' 15,11:15.I IM-“HJBIfi BUNDAYQ. i A. M.:—-—12 0811, 110911, 1:20:11. 7 9:12.1150811. P.7 M.:--7 15 9: 05. i M.-r-75‘ :93. 9: 15 9‘ 6911. 7 .79: 722. 7812511, 5:110.» 51...»... no acorn Noumea. A. 11-4. 00.1.33 3:10.11. 7“.“ 17“ 11,711 .«4 001.5313. filly 5.1951118. w M1 3. 7.54. 8:16x.912.03L936' 7:43.3143 3- 1011.10; 1011.1110311.’ 11: 33 P. 3'0?‘, 4 181 '7' Sins Shot Pans Green 5311111 31111133. Comstook. Watkins 57& Dow; 1111 WA.87;HINT0N STREET. South Not-walk. ”a Our 17.1.0711" is 43-8. HORSE$ TO SUIT EVERYBODY we save 11111111 .couma “I‘m 70711111vo nvunv new cars. Bridgeport. inqnggiltlon to above-11. ‘77 809111 MARTIAL” To JANIUIIY. 7 Strangerw-You seem pretty dus'li'.
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