rldgep‘o‘rl. m-
3 in compo you-
bolus, of New York. is spend
, sys with his parents in
mama mum is
‘ a. short sail do the 3
mil
returned.
3 till fltlls'rt loaves for New
‘ urday. where she will be the
Drowns
t uh is contemplst»
, . llilr (1 cc. to tdko placé
tour rtsot June.
3 _ "on. of new Haven. was
‘ d at his parents. Mr
Hollien'umlth. Jr; cl
n3 town yesterday
, mul- friends»
"‘ lbit a valuable all
33; whi o driving
d. the deco
asounding a few days
.Mrs. Donnell; in
celebrated her
hin- home Wadi
. . dtloh aspect to attend the.
r Tlihsdsy. given by the
In fluid. of Bridgeport.-
restarting weather
at to Comps Bosch
by: comics
3 t visits the plsce on Memor
dbsnsct‘lcnt Railway and Light-
pany bad a lame gang of men
yesterday, on the State street
1'0 hiring the mud bed, and
‘ ‘ ' is rotten
h Shugatuck Glee Club. compos-
3 Allie Allen. John Baynhsm.
33 "as Crokor, Oscar Allen John
and. Manager Frank Drlscoil.
to go to Dal-ion the last or the
o sing at a Methodist Church
arty. The Glee Club has met
out public favor. and seems to
tips a widespread reputation. _
6 n Barrows. of Stamford, tor
loysd at the Doschor Plans
darted to visit friends in
a few evenings ago. Mr.
3 00k a late accommodation
of Stamford and as the train
' , rolled along. a feeling of in
.3 sac antistaction came over him as
it in; the comfortable car seat
Barrows dropped off. in A
pp number and the stations were
patron by until the brskcman culled
Westport and Saugutuck but our
'd was too busy dreaming about
him. double action lathos and big
,3 33 as that went by electricity to heed
Just as the train was nearing
Farms his air ship had a col-
3 It with «another strange air ship,
Ali‘s thcy came together it suddenly
sdzMr. Burrows who then bid
3 baths there were no mobs
' 3 interning) or walking back
Hall uck.
'members of Harry McDonough
, A. 11.. s (1 their friends. so
33 did at their ost room. yesterday
con. and at 2: 30. were taken in
3 rho Willow Brook Cams-
ry snorted by the firing detachmem
'é‘sd, Nathaniel Kirk, Sumndl
Word. Aaron Bennett and Charles
33okner. The usual ceremony was
d and at3.: 30 a volley was fired my
grave of Captain William Sta}
ho graves of deceased soldiers
cobr‘stsd with dogs and flowers.
tubers of too Post afterward
to the Post room, and .an
on a3 committee ct three to call on
3 “l and comrades for donations
pay the boclt rent duo bu the
room. his a grout-z. m chairs
3 "to are very desirouso okesping
tgather for s. tow more ycshr:
3 my litze is add from the public,
it asked for very little help.
1 t0
Wills boos.
Wit it was too wet to play bass
ll during the morning. The goblinE
. Itponsd until Satumayfduge
W ‘,
a Mom ion Men say
are a raid lo plows
thicr players on of low
acid have an 4! cube.
ror him to bring one 0
engines and hooks up
' . « magi" tidy are litrdid 99
existence "PM“ at?“
ostsrdiiy, was
itronuds. be
3 You
”untried Mon. at oVYsstport. . w u;
on
time rd . ,
.ilc loci-y, center
hold; Blames ‘
‘3 o'clock. .3
3; ii out “
was ouytliing butuinidtlilgms o’clock, the rldsrs began to come out.
and ruin mode the urns ct for many
Bhsflliild 31
made on mold hicycllps day..-
noon- the sun :uooluldd but Wows
. couragsmsnt and Captain Crow oi'
film fulfill bibllmdlsb Dorlon's Pd 3t
ode numeral trims, lb
sts Who came down I '
hollow sud enjoyed “tho .uuii.la
weather- throstoned. but that is s
M visitors lblllilysd the sights
saw and wondsrcd how it bad all tonic
about , buic'kly and 3 ll
loan Mil polished fro 3 top
of Full h‘ud providodl
lunch obs ads» sandwiches and cpifos.
nnd the guests remained until the'l to
trip of the bout back to the Po at.
One and all socmod delighted with tho
prospects pf silo
protty resort um
themselves so pleased as could be.
Around those who visited the Island
were Dr Thomas w Bockerton nd
party. from. New York, looking in
cottogé, Walloon Marvin. Frank. his
Altlpd Austin. Mr,’,
or. Mr. and Mrs. 03. W
a lost swarmed with ridsrs and Blood);
borne like sud
ll. dud eiproliscd
toil. Mr. Loo "ham and daughter Mary. at Southtuck.
u ‘ the dilemmas. Thoré was a port
on Mom. Mm" and
rs V’sih Miss Hill Mr. and Mrs.
Genus Bunion Mlss Nichols, Miss
Smith. Misses Hunter. Mrs. Hunter.
Mr. Rod said Mr. Com-
slllok. Mr Watlilus. Col Slilith, Mrs.
THE DAY AT DORLON'S.
Landlord 0'8ulllvan Entertain: Many
Dorlon' s Point. was
yesterday tor 1119.3
sacs was .not y5r'y large, but .thls can
be accounted tor perhaps by the many
counter attractions.
s number’3 ot‘blidyollsts at the pain
Landlord O’Sulllvsn held a form
opening of the hotel and entertained
in his usual excellent style.
The trolley campsny was
furnished music for dancing, but the
musicians for some unknown reason
failed to put in an appearance.
likhts in the pavilion would not burn
in the evening. and the place was. in
darkness. save for the silvery moon.
which shone through the clouds
restaurant to the east of the driveway,
opened yesterday. and did a fair busi.
rmslly opened
There were quite
daring the usual largo »
in this where the old ones _
The Chimmons Island launch made
frequent trips to and fro between the
Dorlon Point dock and the
accommodate
guests for the day. Quite a few peo-
ple spent the day at the island and
the trim launch was kept busy.
SHORT CALENDAR.
Appeal in Gilman Case to be Argued
divorce cases to
be heard in short calendar session in
the Superior Court today are:
P. Morrsli vs.
The uncontested
Estella Morrell, Anna
. K. Hoffman vs, Charles E. Hoff-
man. and Jena 0. Pentin Vs. Helen id.
‘The case of William Hill
vs. Crlcilln Hill is set for further or-
Among the important cases today
is that of Edward L. Norton st 013..
appealiromprobste. on u motion to
strike from oil’ the files the “amend-
ment to the reasons of unpeul,‘ etc”
filed May 18, 1901, or for correction of
sold‘ ‘amendmontf‘
Other important cases are Lens .1.
Upson ct al. vs.» Percy L. Johnson et
sis, foreclosure. and the state of Con-
ucctlcut vs. Percy L. Johnson et uis. ‘
POPULAR Allotments.
. At Hoyt’s Theatre. ‘
The most perfect moving machine
evioe. the American vitugraph, will
resent a. splendid collection of views,
llustrsting all current events of inten
cat at Hoyt's Theatre Saturday, June;
1st, matinee and night.
pictures is the opening of the PunL
Amsrlcsn Exposition, which include
happenings on the Mid- Way. in the Art
buildings and. many other features.
The great Clontchsm stag hunt, twelvs
stirring scenes of stag hunting in final
land: A Dream or the 16th Century or
A New Your Fairy Story, With magni-
ficont dissolvinpcflscto tableaux and 3km
transformation scenes. together with
hoodlum costumos of the time of lion}
ls lWl. land by shill:
grand spogmiar production in twelve
3 until snot dark.
is dried of James Barnes, Charles 9
is! request. the
it root can ho sold dud tho float
1 var with; d idld 3
lw—Thc genera y m ”t x ml “0060M;
yesterday clcotcd the Roll 3
mos Rood. of Boston. chairman tor
the coming your and the Rev. 8.
3 ‘1 ho
playorsl wdré absent, ill- 0
3~ gs soy: he thinks it with»: lfifil'llglfagg:
i
3.33» thst be can hook on no the
s. and draw to the “hold.
that they will sugar no a
3- money msrkci Was tight. the used t
, 3 tbs borrower grout and only one wall
3 1 strooi disgusts. liussall Sago.“ was sn-
3 nlshing the ready money. lmagln
Light your ls
When the sun begun to show itself
dthrough the clouds ycstcrdsy about 11
In the situations thoy wore out in lull
force, and, pilot all. yesterday was
'l‘bere w‘crs hundrcda or whoclmcn
at the shore resorts. They wont then-o
on all roads. and notwithstanding tho
m‘ul‘ll’ rains 0: into, the roads wore in
very good condition. although there
were many muddy spots '
Novsr beforo’ on lilo opening day;
were thins so many whoclmon and
whcciwomcn st Roto‘u Point as chord
were in the sitsrnoon The piano was:
were from cowl-town. 6corgo Mum
and Miss Inez Graham 'ol Bridg'oport.‘
rods to the resort on a tandem. They
reported that the roads wsrc ill”
The American Whecl Club. bonded by
Charles Values. of Bridgeport, con
sisting oiabout twenty fivo whsolmen.‘
were there. A party at about. twolvs
it to Wostport. rode over and cnjcyod
a s ore dinner and a sail on the,
Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Simon 8. Fum-
enjoyed a ride to the shore, and a
shout fifteen from Dorian. All bl:
nearadto cgloy themsslves. and th
riders of w sols larsoly helped to
hicks the opening of Baton Pain.“
success.
0 0 I
There were also several at Dorlon’
Point. They consisted mostly of mi
cleansed people. who simply rods to
the shore to not a breath or fresh obi.
chosen to while away a couple cl
hours drinking in the cool sod hrecsosl.
. I I Q
Then there were the whoclmcn at
the ltsilsn picnic on the fair grounds.
They enjoyed the bicycle races. ul-
though vsry Door time was mode.
course it is not thought that it was
the fault of the riders. so very much.
or was it the fault of anyone in purllc‘
ulsr. The track was very heavy, so
heavy in (out that the bicycle tires
would msks a mark in the road bed
And then there ‘Wos no pooh-maker
it is thought that much better time
would have been made if there had
been a pace-maker. Taking every-
thing. into consideration. the races
were a success and were enjoyed. An
account of them will be found in up
other column.
I
the Norwaiks yesterday that l hsvo
been unable to find anyone who went
from here on a run to other places.
There was such a variety of mouse-
ment, to suit all classes that it seem-
ed up one cared to leave.
a t t
The rain gullicd out an oval shaped
hole in the road between South Nor-
walk and Roton Point, so that many
wheel‘mcn riding to that pleasure rc-
sort yesterday. took tumbles. The
bottom was slippery mud, and could
not be Seen until the rider was right
on it.
I I U
There. was an accident to chronicle.
A couple of riders were on thclr way
to the ltsllnn picnic and met a couple
coming from it. There is a stretch of
road where all ride on one side. of the
street. Through some misjudgmout.
when these riders met. there was it
collision and three of the riders wore
sent sprawling into the street. The
wheels nor riders were injured in buy
wuy. which was considered 11 miracle.
I C 0
At one time yesterday afternoon.
there was not a bicyclist soon on the
streets of South Norwnls tor over two
hours. That is. they were not seen
around the Washington street bridge.
I 3
Byron of Wilton, rode to South Nor-
walk yesterday. and were the guests
of friends in Fairfiold avenuo. They
went to the shore in the afternoon. and
in the evening enjoyed the fireworks
at the ltallsn picnic. They returned
to their. homo this l“ s
A W , NNEBB. .
a. daily gone“ daily um ll
more “hot 4
than of s merchant-pr noses. She ri es
burlyn in liar. chops, ittls at in d
"3 spénds a tow unites up
on a llz” threaitfgstmlid burr s to the
ferry She is dimost the firs person
to arrive at her cities in tho Chsmloci
Book. on. Broadway. Hora, Ill lob r
liar rise inc. animal w
notice tor devout.- users
public . was aware W;
”bosom s3 bunker. rs my
ttraot publ
NW 3
the suhlloi ,too ‘
M99. wuss she is out ovcr pmiuion do-
lars imcssh in s slnglc operation. rh
posed to be in a position capable.“ to
wtborsiorc the coastal surprise/wile
the poorlywdrssspd Mrs. Gross camp
3 iiorwsrd and took up the iosnmitn‘ tb ‘ '
{'Tho’rc‘ s work tor we to
til now 1'“ cast my books aside,
My idlo pen may rust,
ulna one i want. will ho my bride.
in“... 35
“ ninth stock of
thing that is and
3 y; I' 3
bust (um... «list on clushbstd‘:
than most doc dollop
l. I'll have a stud,
h
And a mansion by the sea. 3
Thu swiftost. ,swoliost kind of blood
is what 'I’m going to be!
Let others dig and toil away,
And worry. if they must.
list i throw cure away today,
For f‘a‘thors Joined a trust. 3
wolcvclund Louder. ‘
MM .
in ports of Italy chestnuts are
cooked. ground into meal,
for making brand.
W
Mr W]; Baxter. of North Brook, N.
, 0.. says he sufiered with piles for fit-
I-ic tried many rcmédlss .
with no rcsults until he used noWltt't
Witch Hazel Solve and thct quickly
clued him. 6. c Stillson.
is only another
been u store choracl
lion and enforcombh '
century law oi glob
No one can ducté ll
‘3 ;’ will! 31mph???” 12 North Mall! Mu
ll ay
- a. real reputation. snake so short for
The mllllennium the bogus kind. 3 3
" name for the Noah family reunion. . .
OLD,BOLDIEH’S EXPERIENCE. 3
M. M2.Ailstln.‘u civil war veteran, of
Winchester ind.
was sick at long time in spite of good
doctor's treatment. but was wholly”,
3 l
Sold by F4 Ho 3!.
w. C. Baur, E. P.
donning 35. (lo. 3, ‘f
l
Everything lb 3. 3
.‘ date styles. 3 ‘ "
cloths '
A. .l. conditioned.
FUNERAL piano-Tolls
Amy“ sMsALolsss.
80. Norwnlk.
(iambic unspoilt. o c. in... sold in sun
mmwupmumso m to soil
cured by Dr.‘i{ing’ s New Life Pills.
which workcd livcndcrs for her heplt. "
They Fairways” do. Try their.
orwolk. drug chorus.
A” woman loses her left glove oftener
than she docs the other because she
wciirs her prettiest rings on that hand.
SHUDDERB AT Hi8 PAST.
"i recall now is tb horror“ says Mail
sun. or Levsnna. 0..
“in my three yours of (loitering from Kid-
from dull aches or acute pains in my
back. To stoop or up:
made me groan. i felt tired. word out,
about ready to cm on. when i be
to use Electric Bitters, but air. but as
coinpletcly cured ms and mode mo so
like a new rush.”
to regulate encroach, Liver. Kidneys
Peifl'iect satishclion guur
Baxter South Nor
It is gonoroily a mystery to a was
just how be some to propose.
FQUQHT FQR l-lla LIFE
"My min and sister both diod of
writes 11‘. Weather-
war. of Wyoodotto. Mich. "sun 1 was
saved mm the some mgbtful lots on-
ly by Dr. Kings New Discovery An
attack bf Pneumonia left an obstinate
cough and very severe lung trouble
loll an excellent doctor could no
help, but a. few months use of this
Wonderful medicine made me as well
sinod much in wel
oughs. Golda an
3 hrost and Lung trouble.
tics free. Guaranteed bottles 60:: and
Baxtor’ s. South Nor
walk. John A H’ll'iggs. Norwblk.
. Consumption." Carrier Burnett
And no better place could um been 1;}.
as over, and l i upy' re unrivaled
sntccd by RH
walk; John“A. Riggs, Not-walk.
You can't always judge of a family’s
importance in a town by looking at
the clothes-line.
Talk about lcform seems to be as
fruitless do talk about better country
...‘.ll:.~.........._
ONLY CURB FOR DYBPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
’ "I suffered for years with
Used to have great dis
i tried everything
ut nothing helped me
an Balm. odd one 50
sent bottle cui ed me completely."
There were so many httructions in 350' sale by R ‘H Plnlsted “‘1 F' Fl
"l have been suffering from Dyspop
sin for the past twenty years and have
been unable after trying all prepsrw
lions and physicians to get any relief.
After taking one bottle of Kodol Dys
pepsin Cure 1 found relief and am now
in better health than i have been for
i can not praise Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure too highly."
writes Mrs. C. W. Roberts,
' G. C. Btillson.
.trsss and belching.
1. could hear or,
till i took Bro: twenty years.
'l‘hcrc probably never was a baby
Spanish is the language 0‘ 10 500' 000 who cut his toe‘th according to Chris-
of Mexico's population of nearly 12.-
FREE SERVICE .PlPES
up to50ft. in length,
FREE STOVECUNNEC?
TlONS’. ' '
AND
Lower Rates for Gas
slurs A
The Best and Cheapest
for Kitchen use.
Conn. Railway
s Lighting to.
The least in quantity and most in
quality describes Dchtt' 3 Little Early
Risers the famous pills for constipa
lion, and liver complaints. ‘
The census of Mexico's population
takes into account elevon ludisu lung- HOW’s THIS?
Hundred Dollars Ro-
wnrd for any case of Cumrrh that can
not be cured by Hull's Cntnrrh Cure.
‘. .l. CHENEY ll. CO.. Props.
We offer One
lT SAVED His LEG.
P. A. Dunforih. or mornngo. Ga.
suffered for six months with s fright-
ful running sore on his leg; but writes
that Bucklen‘s Arnlca Salve wholly
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6:55, 7:13, 7:54, 8:16x. 9:031. 9:86,
0:5ii,10:22x.10:40, 11:35x.
P. M,~—l'2:55x.
4:07, 4250):.
7107.7:55x, 82]], 10:20.
We. the undersigned. have known 5“.
J, Cheney for the last 15 years. and .:
. believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Drug-
glsts Toledo, 0.
WALDING. KINNAN &
Wholesale Druggisis, Tolpdo. O
Hull's Caturrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 750 per bottle. Sold by all Drug-
Testimonials free
Hull‘s Family Pills arc the best
Wounds, Piles, it's the best solve in
the world. Cure guaranteed. .
Sold by F. H. Baxter. South Nor
walk; John A. Riggs, Norwalk.
A, M.——12:35x, «4: 55):,
A woman is always lesions in the
same old wall. and a man tries to lie
out of it in the some old way.
A REMEDY FOR THE GRIPPE.
A remedy recommended tor patient:
odilctcd with the Grippo is KEMP'S
BALSAM. which. is especially adapted
for the throat and lungs. Don‘t won
for the first symptoms or the disease;
got a bottle today and keep it for use
the moment it is needed.
the grippe has a tendency to bring on
pneumonia. KEMP'B BALBAM pro
vents this by keeping the cough loos:
and the lungs free from inflammation
All drugtlsts soil KEMP’B BALSAM at
Mr. and Mrs. G. ,S. Duwaon and son '
A M.~12: 08:, 12091:.
7: 42, 8: 42, 9: 10x. 10. 10:, ll: 08x. 11! 38.
P. M.——13:02x. M10.
5: 22 0:20. 7:.05x 9:.0llx 9:10 11.15.
Bridgeport. in addition to shovcwp
M.:—-~2 46. 6: 04. 7: 28.
Hull of the trouble in the world is
caused by the devil the rout is caused
by fumlly friends.
A heat wave passed over Australia
, destroying homes, stock
if people only knew what we knoll
about Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. it would
be used in nearly every bouschold.as
You are much more liable to disease
when your liver and bowels do not .ch
h properly. DoWltt’s Little Early ms
, era lrumovo the cause of disease.
there are few people who do not out
for from a feeling of fullness nftofr
eating. bclching, flatulence. sour atom,
. sch or waterbrash, caused by indiqos‘
A. M.—-—12:08x,
9: 12. 311: 081:. _
P. M.—-—7: 15 9: 05.
SOAUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY. 3‘
M.:~—-6 23, -:9 15.9:63x. 3- dill
P ”“1 2“. ”=2? 4 263:. 5:10 6:06 ,3 ' ‘
DIANBURY TO GOU'l'I-l NORWALK. 3
@3368 00a 9:38.11‘97.
tion or dygmhh A proposal?
1: n3 urcw 3
stamina e335 3. ll u, '01
Rs 3 smsn who usos his oillce telo‘
hunt to pull up u womsn' his wife
‘ can‘t holrd of; .
"Our little girl was unconscious “ ‘
1wlstion during a .suddpp 3 , .3
k of mono. l quick .
A.-' M.-—0: 00.
P. Mrs-42 00x. .
annuity, trains to Danbury. ii: 20 s.‘
heave Daubury.8 3
ly seolu'cu1 a b m.; 7 30 D in. ..
‘ Cough Cure. 3i
ii The clonn was storcu and our little
1 miss
q ‘ my. Michigan
on l? brain on} spelling:
'v'r'oy imam...“ nus We}
When s man borrows money froill s
woman. and MM,” book. first sottlos 3
; it, he it hopes
Mi‘s. tinnitus
groin-d. Dub. ”.3":
NEW YORK. NEW! HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In effect May 19. 1901.
—_....—...
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
SUNDAYS.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.-—12:02x, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00.
8:00x,8:02,9:00x.9:04x,10:02x,10:04.
11:00k, 11:02.
P. M.-—-12:02. 1:04.1230x. 2:00x, 3:02
3:30x. 4:02x. 4:04. 4:30, 5:02. 6:00x,
6:02, 7:00. 8:00x. 9:30. 11:00x.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-12:02x. 6:00, 7:30. 10:02.
P. M.-—-6:00. 8200):. l1:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
SUNDAYS.
lithium.
{An’x in loatcil express. 3
Dailu Freight Line,
and reliablc work slmos art
ll pays in évéry way _
have good wall papcr [ill 3
on your Walls. I,
better and wears hotter,
'L is both put on
well and is good in tex—
ture and color.
Lowest price. bud
Wall Papers. Painters’ Sup-
pliés, Artists' Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles,
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
.Psinting, Papch Hanging, Decor-
Telephone Coll. 433-3.
Open evcniugs till 8 :30.
DECKER
37 wssmnol‘os 51‘.
South Norwalk.
Com P3 antics,
White Mountain ice
Cream Freezers.
Planet Junior Seed.
Drills and
Wheel Hoes.
Slua Shot.
Paris Green.
Sprau Pumps.
Comstock.
Watkins
& Dow.
no WASHINTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
4:553 5:45x,
1:17. 2:25x.
5333. 5255K, 6:41. Our Tel. call I. M
H R5 is: .8
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
5:45x. 9:06.
'P. 1.1-3.21... 5:33, 5:55x, 7:20. 8:40x,
0:10.
WE HAVE 'rnsnt comma BY 'rln
csncosu pvsnv row pus.
M. TARLOV.
downwind? 1'3 ’l‘Ulllli’le.
1:20x 6:18. 3'
3: 07k. 4: 18.
1:09): 1: 20):, 7: 423.
slid
‘to‘diolll 19%;” billor pro
can “approach it in onlciency.
on Help Magnimdpcrmsnfintly only:
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