rtri
try. of New Ha
van is-
. u .Iy .‘
ll spend the day visit-
w York» city.
arris residence. on the town“
sing but in readiness for the
truest ycstei‘da‘y, “tit th‘e‘i
lam Keeiur and Miss Edith
, spanning, a few days with
'T ‘ . Brooklyn. ,
More 1’. G. Sanford is having
on
flight ct his residence.
body w iting for the sun to
onldn‘i do It Monday. so all
the circus in Bridgeport.
. Pi, is
all» .,
risen foo
familpds Iin Greens Farms
ow honi'plstbd.'and ready for use.
nds cover. over forty acres of
cAIrdlswss in South Noi‘waik.
.1. looking after the interests
hi sick trotter. whi-h
ill secretary.
is reported, that Michael Myers.
. n was ioib‘ct as'ui'finager of the'Ooiné
leach pavilion. will not take the
lion. having ‘uccepted on offer with
,, galaylor'for the ‘halunce'of the
on. .
cal lynchtsmen will attend the or:
Ofm‘fifllil’dgéport “Yfi‘dlit Club. to-
“the (litia'ens’ Cup. The local
lord's Thumbnails:
"can. of the Friendly Aid
. ast Thirty-fourth street.
lg pending a few days; Lnit.
”jetting things ready foil;
, pithy of children. who will
it out ‘flune ist.
W mbcrs of Harry McDonouglr‘
. wiil'pssembic at their
‘ ‘ ' n. at 1 p. m.. anti
ow " rook Cemetery.
of d’éreassd soldiers
The Post room will
living the morning to re-
rs- .'
launch which is being con-
Fred Bedford. by the To~
‘ h‘Coutpany. is nearly com-
_ ' . his 1 unch is a line exumplo
Y workmansh p. Yesterday altcruoon
Winnishing’ton‘cue‘s were being added
‘ the three-horse motor that will be
306’ as power. The boat Will probably
delibered the lust of the week.
. oral of the Westport horscmcm
1‘ ho it": re. to race {their horses in Dun-‘
hry. is afternoon. were greatly dis-
ppolnted yesterday morning. to re»
Ive a. telephone message that on ucv‘
bunt of the heavy rains washing the
k. the race would have to be post-
sd until a lat‘cr date. it was do.
on to hold the race on June 8th.
Ii he tibrmy weather Wit;
H ohr‘pavilioh" today. Mr. Patric
Vita as soon as the weather Is favor-
lit.“‘dverything out be In readiness
th “public, ‘Aléo that he is'goin
ii iii ’. I. liltl’ou puthe castpide o ,
‘e my bin or ‘an' ice cream parlor.
it); lllnciude room for a piano.
' x that the dancers will nppre~
HIGH)?“ Hale stated to a Sentinel rc-
nor, yesterday afternoon. that he
‘ not run away from home as was
Tlfi‘l- He said he went to visit his
n in East Berlin. claiming that
to" ‘rilie began to work. his . fathIor
. ‘ nted all of his wages. ivhlcli.l‘tcii~
ban; did not want him to have. Red
on. says that his father and him had
,dlsputo Kidd?“ evening ubput the
”tar. His" Father attoravardtitoid
" ' h t if hp._was not to have all of
ti. baths must pay him 33
‘ ’ m. which Reuben claims to
, 3w ling to do. Saturday.
. ., ‘ oiib Inusays his father. would
taunt, tiic"'proposltion. '~' Sh «Rou-
its iflnulied up and took a. trip
‘ . t heron to get my cousin's ad-
itional cf the two shad Icu'ughtln.
‘ tituck rIyer ncar villa e 'bridgc‘
can an may be an d fowflof
allfry, ever come past Cedar
kv lute traditions. “whop-
. w l .as... seven and mail:
I. with down. enough insldp of
stock .a great lake. Such 'tliih
ntultion'that. by taking
y on more securely
nip 1'“ in colours. but
sir error whim too late. The
Rowers was favored with Was
ll
‘ , y a‘youug man named usurp. . M
in thavlllnawha is prob
pilot. ‘ in
very flipbctwcon as I
y"
In}.
“Wins-‘udlxoit .
unis ii. OW} {M
iii. oi annulus: ‘
concussion. for use in the :.
- lion :0:
: «ctilvter‘fninusp
; eleven ii.
sensual-2:35
J. F. Dingee's Marv. ..
1
e;wiii"n‘ot open the Cami -
0 micro chahdo it
i
.. .iv.
lids .. ,
tha Married Ill
Last night all'y’,
issuaatntéit whims
" , . I ‘w. 5 g
that ha heard thg..Mauriod.;hlen'3¢ ’
havlnng a but made out of a pl
th iii ill" dour
, hm. that}. .A. R. Mat willfsvis
dicra’ graves if all wars in th
tarlcsxtniaris ' ;
Anionicap Illa
mounds ‘of '
h
dunno, tot-.rhioauoms. to idol their ,
and are likoly to ho more than hp
piled on account of tho continu‘il
flips post has cho
. IIIy for a , ,.
More ‘slvo rituu
or ad. Should the day,
hm ls likely to bc a great
oring hero. the place being at
term as ofthcelcctrio cur line. .
Confe trail: ‘tibidler. William Sheldon.
.0 bright lightherc socially before the
war. sleaps’h‘énr the western slope of
tho point;
.. has. héiit‘idnis'ih‘ihébWt
ideas or Wontport' ”and ‘ Sausatiickl
and Is also being taken ‘around’ the
.iQ‘Y“: ‘I‘I’l‘o .theIQonpecticut Railway
and Lighting Company: The under-
l d Inhabitants of Westport. repre-
tb’litilgiliofif
he Westport trollcy to
Lyons maths} ‘ four miles. and from
thence Willie igloo of Bethel less than
so, that the. cost of
. id be of a minimum.
{War which the road Is.
" dc: altao that at the
Qua to wit: Dunhury
are is a population of
' ,.h.. 9?; Micki-l . he"
. , nun sdtlnl’ulliusliqwouiiilbe a
good paying one. and of vast bottom
and accommodation to’ull the {sonic
xliving alon the some. wealth th t' that
{glance from the north»
tion of ydur, cohipany." 'l‘he Cohoew
tlcut Rnilwny.and {lighting Gunilla“
has t:hart'crs"to"btii’ld their wild toDnn‘
bury and hotbei, both from Noiwslk
and Wés‘tport. and at present ard. lion-i
sldering which place to extend tho-line
from...lt‘.tboy get a sufllclent number
from Wastport. it will be built from
”hypo; otherwise it will be built from
i Norwaik.
I Fascia-euro .iouausv guns.
but: Thi'v’l‘eleti‘iiilt‘lsiMiie‘a in Thirty-two
. Days.
rirrsmmc. Pa. May till—When
the inwsltlcnt and party and the long
trip across the continent upon thcir
arrival at Washington tomorrow morn-
Ing. they will have been gone thirty
two days and will have traveled in!
proximately 6.675 miles.
. The. last day of the homewurd jour-
ney was a ride across the president's
native state of Ohio. Only four strips
wore made. the longest at Canton. tho
president's home town. where the train
remained for, twenty minutes to gii'!‘
Mrs. McKinley an opportunity to see
her slutci'. Mrs. M. C. Barber. and her
niece, Miss ldn Burbor.
A numbcr of" tho president's old
friends and neighbors were at the stu-
tion. and they were overjoyed to learn
from the president's own lips that Mrs
McKinley's improvement had routiu
tied slowly but steadily.
Mrs. Barber was with Mrs. McKin—
lcy until thotrnln left anti er place-
will go to Washington and with her
sister. Miss 'Mary Barber. ‘who accom-
panied the party to the Pacific coast.
will be the guests of Mrs. McKinley at
the White House.
Mrs. McKinley had a very comfort,-
.ah|e day. it had been raining in Ohio
. for several days. and there was no
dust or heat to makc the joprnoy op-
pressive. The train is due ”to reach
Washington. at 7:30 tomorrow morn-
'|ug. The reception Iiicrc was devoid
of all excitement. 'ihn good slzcd
crowd that had gathered attire stu-
tio nsvidentlyy‘desired to digit rb Mrs.
McKiploy..Ias little as. :jpossl lo. and
when the president appeared on the
roar platform as the train «pulled cut.
the usual cheering quoirltted. bill
the lilndlv feeling was av danced by
the raising of hats and waving of
handkerchicfs.
W
UNVERSITV CLUB‘BANQU ET.
Given in Paris Last Evening by Lead-
inn Americans.
PARlS. May 29wAt a banquet given
thiswveping by tha..l}nivcrsity Club.
chmpoaed of the loading Americana of
Paris, of which JohnMIuni-oc is most.
dent. Horace Porter. ' the. Américun
ambassador at Pariasnoke of the sig-
nificance of tomorrow's cclcbrntlun
and saidithat'ib'indlcatcd that ali'tecl-
iug bettvccn the north and south llilll
pttcrly disappeared.
M. Gusthc Larroumct. scorctury of
ties asshowh‘ by the individual initirp
this of ‘Auierlouu universitiss. . .
M. Gaston Douchamps. the ‘Illtarary.
critic, delivered ahumoroua speech in
which he .cot‘nparéad ”pubs and .t o
ilhitcd diamond in which liesnid:
. "Fit in true the United States is tho.
land of dollars. but lbavatound mon-
oy thereto be davotcdtohcuntlfying
the country in‘tho diroctidn‘of art;
and sciences and in the outlawing of
universities." . . .
'~ . Adrian chrnrd. editor of tho
pa...iirgod that. oil rte. be made to
_ itliq..two ’countr‘ea. closer to-
89* “I . .I. I.) ‘ ~,
‘5 ax ‘Nbi‘dadf ulludcd ‘ to tho Work» of
. spoon etude ts in German it
7 . g V ”0‘09?“
’ flu: um: in
r“ Wicqm dam a‘r A mm.
‘ . The niéhibers offliofosao
. i
' bicycle "til
it) villus it
One .
‘matter'rece re the favorable considers» f
in from all assontiai stand
thoIAcadciny of Fine Arts. dwelt upon .
the sreatcuamplopf French Univcrm- ,
~ ,ponhlilnsymachine.
. not
c . nlw "
Ll aillniiivmuy ‘sohool.
é‘yectsd. ; 1 y
I I p 'I ....- i.
rHopsonfu
n hit an ‘ils will study lei
‘ , a point .9‘ tbs
orchestra
day. . ‘ , .
run banjnht‘bden decided 0110b 38 yet.
but it is .tbot‘lghbthatwthc trip will no
to compacts resort.
‘ ' 3 id u
”The Olcyciai‘td'lil 'ycic' club. or East
Noifwniii.jwill 130$: wamn today. it
‘ 'iii tfwbcre the place
anismbcrs lnitgnd
sy meet this molt»
in} not. ‘dsci
to ddc’idc wild. '
‘nIg.
‘Tlierc will be hundreds of whseiruc'n
ut the short resorts today if tho trea-
tho‘r in line. .
. , . __ .
its "a result of tho consolidation of
'thé’ lntcrosts under thc America .Bicy-
citi Company. bicycles were not or ‘sa
Well nor so c’cdhoficully constructed
its now; the sysiém of prooucipg and
marketing than: was ncvcr sonaariy
protect. and where formerly manufac-
turérsfstlinuinted by the lash of com-
petition. were playing 'at cross pur-
poses to‘their own disadvantngo and
at the cost of the purchaser. the cycle
building industry of' the United States
is today under the control of ono’grcat
Corporation; its affairs ~hilarity, hur-
moniously and odorrot‘nically ndlhinis-
tuned, and Its product So far shparlor
in materials, construction. squiptnc‘ut.
design. and improvements to that
which obtained under the old order of
things, as to leave little. if any. 'risom
or sober comparison. .
This’with the sport Itself as attract-
. points. as
it has *ever been. and with hci'courr
tryI’s system or public roads in latter
condition and for more extensive than
ever before. the industry has so outnu-
pod itself as to product» wheels ‘100 per
cent. hottcr in quality and 300 per
cent. less in prlco. than was the case
when cycling. as a new sport. had at.
Yahoo the zenith of its po‘puiartdr.
I l U
IWlicn grunt corporations will. tbs-y
will. ‘Pl‘n‘ns have been fortniilut‘éd.‘uud
ulraudy put in; operation. lathe tad of
blinking the coming cycling season (mo
of tho greatest on record fronts rac-
ing. touring. audn'ond. riding season.
The best racing than of this country.
England. and the continent will insult
records and make history rapidly over»
one of the most extensive: racing air-
cults over planned: the annual most of
tho Leaguo of American Wheelincn. to
be held at Buffalo. in conjunction with
the Pun-Amcrlcan Bxpthsltlon. will.
from present Indications. ho tho most
largely attended of any wheclmcn'o
inset ovcr held: many summer t'osort
hotcls. both east and west. will offer
special Induccmcnls to touring clubs
and cyclists. and the loading railway
and steumor lines will be found ready
and willing to extend every courtesy"
and make most gratifying concessions
to all such clubs or parties applying to
them. Just how those things are to
be brought about Is a matter of lfio
great moment. That they are to hr- is
a fact sufficient to the cyclist. Cer-
tainly no vehlclowconsidcred Ifron‘i the
standpoints of utility, recrcatlon. pica-
sure. economy cost. and reliability of
service—has yet come to the front. to
take the place of the bicycle. a ‘ that
the public-arc fully alive to th s foot
Is demonstrated by the size of the or-
ders reaching the leading makers.
from tliousnndsol dealers throughout
the. country. und‘thc anxiety expressed
by them that those orders shall be
tilled without a darn! unnecessarydc-
lay. Those and other indications pdlnt
to a decided increase iu'tho popularity
of the sport. and I‘d highly prosperous
season for the trade during l901.
couuac‘rmur aATENTa.
1901. List furnished from office of A.
M. Wooster. shilcitor of patents.
Bridgeport. Conn:
vilarry M. Wells. Bridgeport, under-
frame .for automobiles. design.
tric aw tch.
Jules V. Partzncr. New Haven. du»
plicate whisttray. _ .
Dwight . Smith. Watcrbury, clasp.
Carl 8..
ins uvvurutu .: . . ..
Albert U. mith. Saugatuclt. weight
nudpricc indicating scald.
James L. Burton. New Britain. nod
iclnc-doae indicator.
Chat-Ins linker; ilford..two. utcutu.
pips coupling. ,pbc connect on . tor
airshow... , .,
. bowl! H. Nash. South Norwailcwa-
tor. . or. , ,
, .Qlllil‘lcs, lit. .Reid. Daubury.‘. , not.
binder in.
shoe. . I, I .
Charles H.‘Bacon. Danielson, audio
rack and light~supporting attachment
‘forohaham. " ‘ W?
dharlcs ii. liq
ingeboxpdoalsp . .,
.~ v'l‘tl‘a E‘MARKS.
Phinncy. Niantiu.‘.vcitaic
4/
pany.. New 'H’tmn‘viitipor all t.‘ shells.
in the House.
mittcc on.
fafioruln
winchestsr‘neueuung .Arms «com:
innrlisi‘ibhiil%
\.
.hold blue eycs’hnd a firm Jaw.
, The'followlng were issued Mlty 28. '
Wiiiipm H. Stratum. Hartford. Bloc- .
lge. Westport. iluidklicut- i
,1 hear-ton girl.
s
i
n .
Option on
. W. .‘ .‘ wrath.
i.lyl‘gi‘hc‘ coinbi
' Saturday; When a new
presumed to the in,
insuncxchnngc of at
NEW 0 lap
, ‘dlied
as coutraban “at the cold storage
wur‘abnhsu‘oif the Arctic Frccaingflom
puny. were u "ricd into Judas Foster's;
court tail ‘ .' for use as evidenco
. rim charged withiilcgai
o be skills- Judge Fostcr
.irdu be .iisptr ‘iu‘xcoitl
d as. evldsnc
NATIONAL sus‘vuuisrs.‘
MlNNEAPf‘Jle. Minn... Mliy .291.»—
Tim bust ass commitment the Nat-
lonal tin rags ‘Mo’ciatlou. whose cuti-
ventinn opens tomorrow. baadecidsd
ll to.)h_oid a conicrancoIat‘IBuffaio sup.
tomboy ii and *ill". at which? who lead-
ing feature will be a symposium on
some Important aspects of suffrage.
MANUFACTURERS AGREE.
OSWEGO. N. 17.. May Bil—{lire Kitts
Manufacturing Company upd‘thc ”Rain“
or Maciiiua Company. of this city. have
agreed to the demands of the inscliin~
lots for a nincliour day with ten hours
pay. Other local shops are expected
to resume next wank.
A GUIETHB. ‘ .
Townaylfou , don’t hear any {mom
nowadays oil Chicilgdhpompluihtbf not
getting the bciihlit of its complete ocu-
sus. ,‘l
Browuoero, II suppose scrncbody
told the‘Chlcagouns that they couldn't
possibly huvo tho bmefltbf their com-
iii“; census or they wouldn‘t live
Ol‘ . ' '
SHMDDERSAT HWPAST-
"l rsc'all now with mirror." says Mull
Carrlcr Burnett Mann. of Levanua. O.
“my three years of suffering from Kid
any trouble. l was hardly over tree
from dull aches or acute pains in my
back. To stoop or lift mall sacks
made mo groan. i felt tired. worn out,
about» ready to give up, when l began
to use Electric Bittersbut six bottles
completely cured me and made me feel
like. a new man.“ 'uiey're unrivaled
to regulate Stomach. Liver, Kidneys
and Bowols. Perfect satisfaction our
antccd by F. H. Baxter, south or
walk; John A. Riggs. Norwulk.
HER» COMMENT.
"Fania." said the youth with tho
earnest intellectual expression. “is so
hard to attain! it is so difficult for
one to got himself talked about"
“liumph!” rejoined the woman with
"You
just ought to‘lli’e up In our neigh‘
borhood."
”Mg-M...—
"Our little girl was unconscious
front“ strangulation during a sudden.
and terrible. attsck of crcnp. 1 quick»
.ly secured altitude of due , Minute
Coughburewglving her thrcc doses.
Thucroun was mastered and our little
darling spatially recovered!” So writes
A. i.. Spofiordwphestar. Michigan. G
C. Simona; ‘ "-4“; .
CAT.$..L|YE “N THE. CHURCHES.
in Naples thorn. cxists a race of onto
which live in the churches. 'l‘licy are
kept and led byfithc authorities on pui
pond to catch tiic mice which infest all
old buildings there. The animals may
often by seen Milking about. union; tin.-
irongrcgation. or sitting gravely before
the altar during limo of moss.
The least in quantity and most in
quality describes DeWitt's Little Early
Riser-s. the famous pills for constipa-
tion. and liver complaints. G. C. Still-
son.
SMOKE-AND FIRE.
was. it certainly is a warm family.
The son smokes and tho daughtcr
scorchcs.“ “Hoiv‘about the father and
mother?" “Well. the old man fumes
and tho old woman blazes out at all
hours.“
i
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of. New matte
Del. says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis
tress and belching. i tried everything
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completelyc"
For sale by R. 11. Plaisted and F. H
Baxter.
.-—-
Hia Mistake. .
“How lovers are given to trunks of
fancy!"
"What's tho 0880 in point?"
"Here's a story where a fellow calls
his girl‘s hair golden. and the accom-
panying picture shows It's only plaltcd.
~«Wauhliigton Star.
m...
FOUGHT FOR HIS LiFE.
:‘brftatncr .il‘iid' Blister both died of
Consumption." writes J. '1‘. Weather-
WQX._of,IWyaniiotte. Mich. "and l was
unimportant: the some fr ahtfiii'fate ous
;_y’vby.lir. ling‘a New isoovery. An
stack of P edmonin left an obstinate
cough and very scvcrc lung trouble.
which an (ixcollcnt doctor couidwnot-
hol . but Inflow... mouths’ .uso of this
ruinous". rolls in tritium. tr mu
all tivor‘. and l uni all much In Weight.“
lnlalliblo ,pl‘or Gillighil. auiiis and ”till
mlirdatnnd Lung Itroubio. 'i‘rlnl hob,
this from . fiuhi‘bhtdtdbottlon lino ‘ittid
31.00, at. u. ii. Baxter's. south not.
walk; John A. Riggs. NOl'Wltllf. ‘
MEAN. ‘
Toss-fawn” trust May today i had
my new sown «in. Naturally 1 expected
but to say something about It. but aha
pretended not to notice it.
Jess-fives
"illitiic‘ been so sting from Whoop}
gin for thlnmstf twehtylyearsIand'havc
san..uu, . ; s r. tr um. his arm
tiblia’ii‘hd ti mild» to «91¢in r list.
in. After “knit one bottle of Kcaoi‘ DW‘
plus Carol
i” it
found relief and am now
vb tt , ’
. . re
The “seizures in data“ ‘
. strap an awfully tendérl ’
«pt ‘ weI kdiiw
ll sol epsiagIIrc. iIt1 haopld
‘. a u ;_n, on. yer . once 0 .;as
them: are idly p: c villa do not so!»
for, tram a fouling of tuliness slit:
If people on knew. at
about Kodol D
ricotta. ‘ ’. .
bros. lunch. will distant
. ' till! can‘t help do you
3000. son.
'V‘Yos. moths resolute lady
frdt'n Kiwanis, "1‘ shall go saloon-
smashiua pushover [can get time.”
"What Is the cause of your antipathy
to him saloons?" “inquired Colonel Still.
we 1. , ,
"Well. for one thing. thuy absorb too
much ‘cf'thc money of a community."
“Madam. you arc quite right. if you
can devise any method by which the
animations be made to“dlspense their
commodities free of charge. I shall be
with you. heart and hand. i should in
that case esteem it a privilege to no
company you as your caddy and carry
the axe."
HOW's THIS?
We offer Ono Hundred Dollars itc-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can»
not be cured by Hull's Catarrh Curc.
F. J. CHENEY Kr. ‘00.. Props. ~ .
Toledo. 0.
We. tho undersigned. have known I“.
J. Cheney for the last if) yours. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm. '
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Drop.~
glsts. Toledo. 0.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Drusmsts, Toledo. 0.
Hall’s Gutarrh Curc is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood-
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price The per bottle. Sold by all Drug-
gists. Testimonials frcc.
Hull's Family Pills arc the bust.
"The way of It is this." said
young man in the golf suit.
love with the girl that‘s
John. John is smitten with the girl
that‘s making eyes at Tim. and Tom‘s
stuck on the girl that's after me. That
makes the key toths whole situationl"
“How is that?" asked the young wo-
man In tho light buff shirt waist.
"Why. l.don't cure for any of them.
i’ withdraw from the combination and
it rccoils back on itself and makes
everything right. Don't you son?"
"Dick‘s In
W SAVED HIS LEG.
P. A. Danforth, or manage. 6a.,
suffered for six months with a fright-
ful runnln sure on his leg: but writes
that Buck en's Arnlca Salve wholly
cured it in ilvc days. For Ulcers.
Wounds. Piles. it's the best solve in
the world. Cure guaranteed. Only
25c. Sold by E. ii. Baxter. Sputh Nor-
Walk; John A. Riggs. Norwnlk.
BRIGHT STARS NOT THE LARGEST
The amount of light we receive from
any star depends upon its distance. its
size and tho bi‘illlnncy of Its’surfaco.
A faint star far away may therefore be
much largcr than one which appears
briglitcr to us but-alike It Is nearer. and
as a matter of fact It Is known that
some faint stars have a much larger
niussvihat is. weigh mow—than Slr‘
ins. the brightest star in tlic liouvtns.
although this latter star is three times
heavier than our sun.
A REMEDY FOR THE GRIPPE.
n remedy recommended tor patients
afflicted with the (hippo is KEMP'S
BALSAM. which is especially adopt rl
for the throat and lungs. Don’t wai
for the first symptoms of the: disease;
got a bottle today and keep it for use
thoIinouient it kneaded. If no looted
tho grippo has a tendency to hr in; on
pneumonia. KEMP’S BALSAM pro
vents this by keeping the cough loose
and the lungs free from inflammation.
All drugndsts sell KEMP'S BALBAM at
Site and 60c.
"l‘hc rsformcd blgamlst dropped tlic
paper with a sharp cry.
Friends rushed to his side. thinking
that he had an attack of heart discasu.
‘.'l"o their excited questioning he
would not respond. save by inclining:
"I thoudiit l‘llGlll the record. but my
pride is‘blnstcd.” ,,
'l‘hcn ho pointod to an ltcm stating
that tho ltuv. 'l‘ycinuii of Michigan.
ciulmctl toduwc murricd 1.500 wouiuii
during "the lust tWouty 'ycursnand Illlilt
ho wns’prct‘i’urlng for in grand reunion
of thorn nil.
swan A nov'oiura.‘
Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard. of Mill
ford.:lii‘el;‘..tllysi "Brazilian Balm unv-
Jdfllw boy? lilo. Ho pagan 103i. like
the one wsploat with croup. We gave
him a downpour. ‘itipnglcidy dropped
to sleep. all was all rig t in the mom
limp Mir laid by R. H. Plalsted and r
O u .
o «I.
,Bifliins (who isIgivinx a partyl-d
L What do you-fgot an. evening for wait~
lug tit’ontcrtnlnmontsf
.WnitcrnFIve,Ichlilings. air: but if
thorn in to no singing l mustusk sin.
a r, ‘ WA orbits—cm V
Skin nffectidnil‘ will readily disco
past by using DoWitt's Witch iluzol
claim. innit out. for counter-foils.
stilt
s.
for pitta. ti
' century law of Igroptdherchahhislng.
the ‘
sweet. 0“ l
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it. ~. ‘ '
. you got ‘Iichit'u you will not hood to
Everything. how;
date styles. ltjlwilii’be
cat to call audimk ‘tlt
moth stock otiu .r
tings. oil cloths, llh
thing that is good.
leadership in lowhprlcng ii .
been a store characterisuc in re . I?“
lion and enforceflenl‘wfl! a' twentieth
No one can quotaIYo‘iiIIbi‘ilIlfil‘iill‘lcés.
A. J. colitiliis. a co.
sundhkhzoiiidcrons
AND a as. signs.“
12 North misfit. M
“”1?qu '2:
ASH
Lower Rules for Gas
. MJIHHC A I' .
Gas Range
The Best and Cheapest
for Kitchen use.
Conn. ’Rtllray
‘ dmbduhgtn
N'sfioaxmhw naval: &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
In effect May 19. 1901.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.——13235x. 4:55}:
5:45x. 0:15.
6:55. 7:13. 7:54. 8:16x.9:03x.9:30.
9:56,10:22x.10:40.1l:35x.
li’. M.——l2:55x. 1:17. 2:25x. 3:04
3:2lx. 4:07. 4:50x. 5:38. 6255):. 6:41.
7:07.7155x. 8:11,10:20.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-—-l2:35x, 4:55x. 5:451 9:05.
9:40x.
P. hi.~3:21x. 5:33. 5:55x. 7:20. 8:40x.
102l0. .
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. lil.«-12:02x. 5:00. 0:00, 7:00.
8:00x.8:02.9:00x.9:»04x.10:0llx.10:04.
“00):. 11:02.
P. M:—l2:02. 1:04, 1:30x. 2:00x. 3:02
3:30;. 4:02x. 4:04. 4:30. 5:02. il:00x.
0:02, 7:00. 8200!. 0:30. 11:00x.
SUNDAYS.
A. iii.-—~12:02x. 0:00. 7:30. 10:02.
1‘. M.—~ii:00, 8:00x. 11:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HKVEN.
A. M.——12:08x. 1:09x. 1:20x. 0:18.
7:42. 8:42. 91101:. 10:10x. 11:08x. 11:38.
P. M.—ml2:02x. l:l0.
5:22. 0:20. 7:01'ix. 9:05x. 0:15, 11:15.
.M.»—2:46. 5:04. 7:28.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.——-12:083. 11091:. 1:20x, 7:42.
0:12. 112(18):.
P. Mr—‘lzlb. 0:06.
30UTH NOfiWALK To DANBURY.
A. M.—-—il:23. 9115.9:53x.
P. M.»-l:20, 2:22. 4:25x. 5:10. 6:00.
7:10. ' .
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
‘A. .M.-»tl:00.7::l:i.8:500:38.11:37.. .
.l’. lit-«dwarf. 6:25. 0:42.
Sunday trains to i’iunbury. 0:201.
in..; 7:00 p. in. buuvc lluubury, 8:05
a. nu; 1510.733“; ppm. , .
An jx hidicutou oxproas.
.,..
Dalia Ficilllit Line
‘ when
N O I . A L K)
on or it 310 in” Lit
.fjfiuglgfgnm unit
'rorfiu;
cocoon
.. woman a
i plach-throughithccycar land the
Free Connections
3:07x. 4:18..
Bridgeport. in‘ addition to abovc--P.
ii
artistic cil’czts which will give you
a. bower of beauty always.
Wail Papas, Painters Sup.
plies. Artists' Materials.
Window. Sheldon... Cornice Poles,
I PICTURES.
, ‘Pictureslltiaméd to Order.
Painting, Pupil: Hanging, Decor.
sting.
'i‘clephone Call, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8 :30.
DECKER,
37 WASH'ING'rON ST. .
South Norwalk. Conn.
Com Planters,
White Mountain ice
Cream Freezers. ‘
Planet Junior Seed
Drills and
Wheel Hoes.
Sluc Shot.
Paris Green.
Spraii Pumps,
Comstock.
Watkins
6i Dow.
no WASHIN’I‘ON STREET.
South Norwalk.
M
Our Tel. Call it «ta-Q.
W
H O RSzE 5
‘TO SUIT EMiERYBODY.
W
wu HAVE ruasimopiuo BY TH]
CAR'LOAD pviintnmw oars.
' .i 1.
M. TAR‘L‘OV,
counuc'ricu'r' TURNPIKE.
. ‘Bdnth Norma. '
ii.
I tail. in
‘ steps; ‘iro
~ Dinah what you eat.
Itartlliclaiiy digests the food and aids
Home :in'a togethoniug and recon-
“rooting tho .c ousted dignstlyc on
sans. It. stiiolutcstdiscoveredillmt'
out and tonic. .,..blo. other preparation
can . ppmucli it. lucillci hey. it- his
.u '
idiom. rollovcsuudpctmu ntly cures
, {ii all“ {ludlpihtidm sunburn.
W re. Sour Monarch Nance
lc loaduchc, (lastralgla. drampua
allothcrrccultsqflmperfectdignition.
I'm-o .uudil. luiru-mIzucontnlnsti time!
smalls, Mkaliaboutd sponsiumu calm
Pt tmd by I. 45.0th Inca. Chicano»
”(lactic (i. Bttllson. 36nd: Namath;
Edward P. Wood. Nor-walk.
it. in tho qléllllt and pundits cpl-Ii Pi
Norwalk Chronicler