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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 24, 1901 · page 6

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Long Lot's District dur- ‘i

 

or sister. Miss M

 
 
 
 
 

yesterday. re:

 
 
 
 
 

i being a fireman on the
fit New Haven and Hartford

on the local division of
.Baiiway and Lighting
up to Bridgeport .yes
where it will be repainted and

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

. Enos yacht Linens. is ex
,V arrive tomorrow. from the
wstreet basin. BrooklynV

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

adley has secured the po-
vacant by Miss Lelia M
e Staples High School.
11 secured a similar posi-
VVri eport school.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

in, National Hall this eve
minltteemm .l. 8 C will be
hpm 11 gold yetters.

the Westport Hotel
are, Fred Miles. New
noodle Greenwich: Mr.
H. Scbieicher New York;
Hall, Boston, Maria. and
. ousei AT. 0T. Co.
ry and Albert Harold have

, ', mutation on
visio the Co'nnedti
'0 Lighting 00., Is in

 
 
 

.tt'l o‘covery is hoped tor by his
,l'rle'nds.

. Stellar while recently chasing

, s from her garden nl'lad. the min
etc step on a Mini fork which

6though her shoe and into her

king quite a bad wound. Dr.
on]? her.

 

 

Wilson who formerly 1
minor bomb in Conipo,‘ ,

or unabout which has b en
11 Compo. Owen Fee ey
,, ‘lt yesterday fVorglew York by

 
 

' ' at
Ll hting Company. are V{going
arse bell shaped re otm
' electilc lights. under the
ridge in the tunnel.
prison George Kemper. who
, he village lockup on the west
1 8 , noath the “Diggina.” has shot
on lamps for a while is fear (or
or chic ens. . which he
at too we I pr'éte‘cted by iii
1 iflfl has been told tramps
, s VVtrunted hear a roost and

no , Emitter

. orday atternoo
large‘round stone in all
. in; the, animal

odor was that N

 
 

'ams were' at,

 

' decorated with dogs. and boats in the

about
grounds between Fred,
1 k EIIB " "

 

the dune anointing ol' ‘tl'1e"Illsto1lca
ill!-

e‘houso of the souls
and at one time Its
Rev. James E. Coley,
be, which is itself his.
elated with the early-
;I~iurlbnt.t who. as All
the

re and ,.
iai to him.a gMr Huributt was anti,
the movement to establish
Church parish and did all in his or
in the preliminary work of erecting a
church edifice. but fell asleep he re. It
was completed.

Erastus P. Smith. a native an as
resident of Westport. has applied for
admission in New York to the Ship
Ghandler‘s Home. which is in ripe vi
oinity- at High Bridge He is much cv
e‘r seventy years‘ of age and tailing
health is the cause of his going to the
institution. Early in life he was hip
carpenter. and uterine, time line: was

or cigar-lactic be e., '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

. i;
w ,1: opened to be public through
land formerly belonging to him. and
which attracted attention by its name
Which he gave itwlmpeiiai P' t
the east side of Sanguine-k rI .
fairs with him of late have been ad-
verse. and his family being all dead he
has felt forced to seek a place like the
home to spend the balance of his days.

NEW YACHT LAUNCHED.

 

 

 

:Vlauiit From Made! of Commodore Fran»
‘ dis 'B'urrltt.
E:..' There was. a 'gala time at George W.
Masters’ boat house on the lower
bridge in Bridgeport yesterday after
noon. when the new rater Maude. built
by Mr Masters for W. B. Brundage
was launched. The bo'at' house Was

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

colors in
nt. Quite a crowd of‘
yachting expo; and friends of Mr
Braildagee will eipresent to admire the
"new craft and also 'to partake of his
gmspltality attendant upon the launch-
nil

;'1 The Maude was built from a model
I‘ ”Commodme Francis Burritt and her
eel was laid several months ago by
Mr Masters. who has 1] no about all
the work on her and pal the strictest

hl'viclnlty also hoisted their
honor of the

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

i. The Maude is thirty live
,0, many six feet
olvs feet beam on “
r sail area is to b
sail. jib. balloon .110 and spinnaker.
The calls are to be or that no 1811011
feature 0 o, ,isVVt
will'i' 1119' ill ‘ “ ' elf
n'r't can make of them.‘ The most is to
be to'rty two feet. The rigging of the
new craft will be antler the direction
of, Commodore Htirrfiitt who is an adopt
in that art
The planking of the new craft is of
cedar selected carefully for the pr
pose and the lastonlnss are oi’ the la
est improved order. A new thing with

 
 

er s‘ best

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

both sides from stdr'n to stern. which

l‘pfiovents loha‘iin

,, if there is any
, appearttnco, she is

bound to, he speedy. Her owner is ii,

in plsnaures t
mail the its
"site, number of po '
is a member of the

of that plastics

and, therefore:
to some. it at oi

the last before the sum.- -

 

 
 
 

‘ cles.

such boats is a brass lender rail on,"

Takeii as a wholti. ‘, . . ..
maths finest of her

thorough cremainhtalilid enjoys aquatVl in
., ,9 ‘ ‘

ark City Yaoh
., t(Vlluhfie and the new boat will proud y,

to ed to ‘ ,in‘
in particular. and rode all 1
eels were only damaged slightly,
while the riders rccel'v'lid slight bruis~

l

(is one

out of South Main strand and the 0th
or out of North Main direct A team
and a trolA‘ey corp
rectly on

the

ow
lust

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ll 08'0le

Norwalk
race on
course 0

ere
gi n

Wayland

1.4- label!

Lucy A.

am as in

.1111; that

e sch

bonds

appear.

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

111 for one. wheiiiman to go be
twee the car nail the carriage.
, riders turned into the opening
' .. had no sooner done so when there was

they could not have «incaped serious
Injury. but they did 1 t
hurt much.

Elmer Bunion ls’
less wheel
Bouton will .
with it this summer ‘-’

The Cleveland Wheel Club, of East

numbei have signiied their intention
of entering. The road will be openito
1i all amateurs and it Is" expected that a

“ large number of prominent riders will
be present from, this state and othe-
Soliciting for the prices will be
Monday. The
‘ prizes will probably be high class bicy-
The entrance blanks will be out
the first of next week.

85 APIEOE TO lliAUGHTERS.
Built "of Estate Loft to 1880pmother-n-
The last will and testament of F.

isbed Friday night in a tire that de-
stroyod his dwelling. was filed in the
Probate Court yestcrd'ay. The will
bears date May 11 1901,11nd is wit‘
nessed by William H. Brennan. George

a brief document and
on a small sheet of
The testator gives and bequeaths to

Keith. his brother. one- ~half inteiost
in a coitain piece of Idnd. some eighty

To each of his childrenm‘l‘huliu. Em
ma. Frances, .1 3911119891 and .l Mon-
‘roe-—he gives and liequeaths 80. feel

their portion of the ,eV
life and, thdt his will ‘
:a‘ttention to even the smallest details. “I 1 ' ..
The residue of tho estate,
and personal the teatator gives, dc-
_ lines and beduoathh to his wife, Eth
. elyn B. Keith and liar h'oirs. His wid
ow is named as ekeontrix, without

The amount of. the estate does not

cipaiiy, at tile test
concern known

 

was' going under the bridge

and such other di-
or the ”bridge biking away
of the cyclists. There was

Both
They

it was thounht at first that

seem to be

 

it" is
take a

 
 
 
 

will hold a. ten mile road

the old Alpha Wheel emu
11.311116 1701. Already a large

time and first

mcoourro.

1.1-...—

 

 

Kloth’s 01118 Will.
Kieth 01311911119111.1110 per

and William.) Smith It Is
is written in ink
exai cap paper.

Keith willow of George

extent. in iiloldcn. Col.

the first three have receiVed
to during his
,1 I; out foi‘

bulb real

 

 
 

 

.71. Monroe;

 

It Is hello all

 

to consist prin

 
 
 
 

Witch Hazel Saclvo and that quickly.

1.1.1,

more at the world’s fa ‘ 8 Lo
than it did at the world's fair in CV0

'Buy and Try a Box Tonight.

'. While you think of it, go buy and
'try a box of Cascarets Candy Ca-
thartio, ideal laxative, tonight. You'll
never regret it. Genuine tablets
stamped C. C. C. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, roc.

 

If it Is so that matches are made
in heaven the good girls are mighty
i.1upatlent

 

 

“ I! people only knew what we know
about vKodoI Drummia Cure. it would
be used In nearly every household, as

. there are few people who do not suf-
“iler from a feeling of (billions after

eating. belching. flatulence. sour atom
dob or waterbissh. caused by Indiges-
ition or dyspepsia A preparation such
as ,Ko‘dol. Dyspepsia Cure. which, with
no aid froth the stomach. will digest
your, toad. certainly cant help do you
good. G. C. Stillson.
WW..—

Electrocutloo might ?be appropriate-

ly called a capital climax i

OLD SOLDIER‘S EXPERIENCE. .

iii.» M. Austin. 11- civil war veteran. of
Winchester wind writes: “My Wife
was sick :1 ['6ng um In spite it! good
doctor's treatment but was wholly
cured by Dr Kings New Life Pills.
Which worked wonders for her health. "
ll‘ueyF always do. Try them. ,0th was
at H. Baxter a. South No'rwalk;
.lohnF A. Riggs Norwalk. drug stores.

 

 

Beauty is as beauty does. but justice
is just as it is

 

You are much more liable to disease

properly. DeWitt’s Little Early Ris-
ers remove the cause of disease. G. 0.
Stillson. .

 

personality.
WW
”I have been suffering from Dyspep
sin for the past twenty years and have“
been unable after trying all prepara-
tions and physicians to‘get any relief.

pepsin Cure i found relief and am now
in better. health than I have been for
twenty yenis.- I can not Praise Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure too highly. " ’l‘hus
writes Mrs. C. W. Roberts, North
Crook, Ark. G. C. Gilliam).

 

A short acquaintance—«the fellow

who is. .broke.

 

 

The least in quantity and most in
quality describes Dertt’s Little Early

00!).

 

 

'High water doesn't necessaiily wise
the price of milk

Mr‘. W. J. Baxter, of North Brook N.
'C.. says he suffered with piles 101’. at

11 teen years. He tried many rainedlos, ‘

with no results until he used DeWitt's

,onVVred blip. 0.0 $10,191,111.

 

The population of London has viii

- creased to the orient of 700, 000 since.

I.

 

.,1 '1

‘ Mia. domain ,

- lord. Dal says:
'0 , ’sli

 

when your liver and bowels do not out

The pugllist generally has a striking ~‘

After taking one bottle of Kodoi Dye 1

Risers, the famous pills for coalition,
tion, and liver complaints. VG 0.801in

wonderful me in

you may

 

and see your image grayed there."

:"i‘iit tut." animus

" who hall lust 3 en-
you men would keep me busy holding
postmortems if i took you all at youi

word "

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

68-0
Ioolt into my heart

thornyoiobflbmale
him the sister talk

 

Skin affections will readily disa‘p

near by using DoWitt's
Look out 1161' nount'erteits.

Salve.

Witch Hazel

you get DeWitt a you will get 3600 re

tor plies. 0.0

suits. It is the (illicit and positive cure,
St.illson

 

Every one knows there is no use in

sapectlng to lind

an old head on

young ohoulderd; and yet every one is

looking for such a phenomenon.
W

IT SAVED HIS LEG.

1’. A Dani'orth,

endured for six Months with a flight

‘. to] running sore on his leg; but writes

that Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly

cured it in five d s. .
Wounds; Plies, it‘ll be ‘béilt solve in.

the world. Cure

guaranteed. only

26c Sold by F. H. Baxter. South Nor

Walk; John A. Riggs. Norwallr.

Some women when they talk gossip

his money

I, have the intense look In their eyes that
distinguishes a minor when he counts

“Our little girl was
from strangulation during a sudden
attack or croup. 1‘ quick

and terrible

unconscious

ly secured a bottle of One Minute

Cough Cure. giving her three doses
The cronp was mastered and our little

darling speedily recovered. " So writes

C. Stilison
Lake ' Copals. In

A L. Spadord. Chester. Michigan. 0.

W

Bocotla. famous In

antiquity for its eels, has now been
completely drained and
48,000 acres of arable land

turned into

 

heed of...
easily be made Will,“
new Ills ondvl gar.
tilts makes mains
is
let. all advice It El...
REMEDY (:0. Chi

“Don’t you think
a and face?"

ney trouble.

made me groan I

about to
to use

like a' how mild"

anteed by F.

:2

ads in ten' «in1 '-
Alldmgs I{guru "‘I' .

 
 

 

Mills Plaindcid has

“It would make any one and to have
such a face as that."

SHUDDEfit AT Hi3 PA‘VST. ,
“i recall now with horror," says Mail
Carrier Burnett Mind. or Bavarian. 170..
“my three years or suffering from Kl Id
I was hardly ever tree
from dull aches or acute pains In my
ba‘ck. To' stoop or lift ma’il sacks.

 

felt tired, worn dill

to dive up when n‘
eé'lnc sitters; at 91908111089
completely cured the an malls inane

'lldey'i'l'a 911an

to regulate Stomach. 1.1 or; Kidn6ys
and Boweis. Pertect sail factiou glisr
ll Baxter, South Nor

walk: John A. Riggs, Norwalk.

 

Teacher—Who is it that sits idly by

deing nothing, while everybody else is

working?

 

which an exec

hell). hilt a 11g

 

Bobbwahe teacher. '
W

cough and very severe lung 1111111919.;
ii 1. doctor could not ..
0190!,th I

For Ulcers: ‘ ,

> hater. Jimmie
0’ Rooney. don t realize wot a woman s
‘ love means! ‘

Mr»

A.

RM
10

 

Maggie - Dat

Katie—Nope!
him so much she’s queeréd' do hull sex"

Mrs. Franklin 3th
Del. says: “,1 shilbroll
dyspepsia. flood
trees and belching 1
1 could hear of, but nothins helped me
till I took 8min
cent bottle noted 1118

For sol e by it. H. Ploiatod and EH
Baxter.

Has Some Effect ~Traveler~Do you
think the lynch law you have here de
creases the number of murders?

Native-Wall
, creases the number of murderers.
cf LaGrange. Ga, ., .. , .. .

 

Gmint swear. have will Inbuilt
Bowmoi- fluduiumhhltoufl
"mystified.”
m
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &

HARTFORD RAILROAD.

LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR

A. M.:—-—12 361. 4: 55a 6: 45x.
6:,55 7:13, 7:54.~ 8:10x.9:03x, 9,238.

7:07, 7:551, 8:11, 10:20.

LEAVE NEW. YORK FOR SOUTH

6:02. 7:00. 8:00x. 9:30. 1110011.

A. M.~12:02x. 0:00. 7:30. 10:02.
P. M.——6:00. 8:00x. 11:00.

LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR

5: 22. 6: 20. 7505:.9105x.0: 15. 11'16.
Br (report, in, addition to above—P. ‘

M.——-l2: 08x.
01:12. 11i08xi11" '1
‘.P M.~r7,:10‘, 91:06. 1.. , ' ._
IVOUTH NORWALK TO DANDURV'VV, 1"
‘A. 07.30%. 9:.16 0:09:

 

58211811,

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Telephoni: denim-3-
Open evenin'g'stillis :30.

37 wasnihio'roN 31‘.
"South Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

 

 
 

 

His modeler s. whaied "'

odeyoryihins" .1 ‘, -' '

, 0050
”13:11:“

C0111 131811815,
White Mountain Ice
Cream ,‘Freezers. '

Planet Junior Seed
“ Drills and
Wheel Vlioes.

Slua Shot.
Falls Green.
Sprau Pumps,

 

I dunno: but it de-

TIME TABLE.

*—

Cornstack.
Watkins
6i Dow.

In afloat May 10, I901.

—.._..._

0

NEW YORK.
8:15.

9: 51;, 19.2211. 10: 40 11: 95x “IIQ'WASHINTON STREET-
P M.——12:55x. 1: 17 2: 251:. 3:04 , mil:
322111. 4:07, 4:50x. 5:33, 5:55x, 8:41. 5013th

flour Tel. Go" In Von-8.

 

 

SUNDAYS. ,.
A. M.--12:35x. 4:55x. 5:4511. 9:05.
9:4011.
P.M.——3:21x,0:33.5:00x.7:20.8:40x, H O R Vs”? E S1
10:10.

TO SUIT EVERYBODY.

 

‘NORWALK.
A M.:——l20ilx. 5:00. 8:00. 70,0 '
81930 8.21012: 092:0011. 0: 04:1, 10: 021:, 10: 04. WE HAVE THEM COMING ‘ny TH.
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P. M. ~19: 02 1:011. 1:30x. 210031. 3:02 cannon) EVERY FEW DAYS.
8:3011. 410211. 4:04. d‘i‘ilo. 6102. 8:00x. ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘

 

sunmrs. ' ' "‘ ,‘

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

NEW HAVEN.
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P. “M—-12:02lf,1:'10,‘3:07x. 4: ‘18

 
 
 
 
 
 

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ban-'8

onbury. 0: 20 11.
Leave Masonry. 8: 06V.
. #11111 ,

 

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