7 we .“vdreliilctotd 99m
, was he new what was left of t e i!
dull whim
in 99mm to thé art. “I
repose: to make that; M
ii , I,
he pnhilc that he will.have u o
‘ this summer. so that iI
, It, as .40 a
9:569 listing a ”email 9987‘
"lazy use; 9 blend: and door 7
nch as they wish.
' The. baseball «we Baturday ,
tween the Married Men and the our
nigans promises to be the most hi or
eating some of the season. The
rled Men have their team ready for lih
eating with the tolldvrl’ng'old time plow
Hedhhlnh mien. o‘e‘. oher; or:
it e‘.‘ pitcher: Gorilla Alle‘,
William Doollng. second base;
an Donilhner third base; Allie
right field; Charles Godfrey, left he
John Allen. center field; Thomas M
lines. short stop; and .lohn Lowery,
Wilbur and Craft, of
,9 ”1‘0, .008 the line 0:
meeting tonight.
' the flaugatuok little
new delivery wag
s entertaining his
Mariner Taylor. from “'6
In a recent issue of the Billboard:- a
theatrical paper. published at Gloom»
until, 01419 the frontiep‘lsce connotes or
n handsome picture of the Eddy F‘nm
lly. who are scldto be the finest lacro-
bats in the world;
nrchase‘d the Melville Downer: “p
Westport last winter. and when "not
‘ they limits their 4.9729
sent they are traveling
with the Sells 8t Gray Circus Company.
who are now showing at Louisville.
. of the Westpont
YIoilIk today on
The Body tannly
ll rd At pro
: . While playing With a friend Monday
' dvehing. Hertha Relthmlller was ser-
iously bitten by 9 dog at her home in
Roseville district. The children, otter
oldlting *9" bunch of 99mm. thought
lessly threw them on the ground
by John McGovern
Greens Farms. was heal by‘hnd when
Miss Relthnllll‘er went to pick up the
flowers. he sprang higher. Before her
roots. ills. and M78: nether who was at. the horn, could get
to her, the savage other had bitten her
[utter ulr McGovern shot the
iii-V3: played at a wed-
i St Mdry’ s Catn-
lway & Lightllll
_ “ ’ u
‘I to, at New York spent
, Int one: will have a bath
' , n 0 hi
As if to please folks who had been
to church Sunday 'mo‘ming the wind
it allied to stemm- and crested units
a swell off Carrillo
trolley car. they got its near as they
could to the great guns. as yet un-
mounted at Cedar Point.
down there in met to s 9 new shit wet.
or: looked with the all
' ltndtlidi .th‘sy. .pe‘rohillcs.‘hod
in the words of the” hymn 9999, "Far
from my thoughts. vain world. be-
gone," forgetting too. that it is the
unexpected as 2 rule which happens,
and that there was something askew In
it this time as no and sprouted
Andnew Smith. aged seventy years.
died suddenly Sunday afternoon of
heart disease at his home in Weston.
Iwhere a few years a
farm. having prevloll ly resided
East Norwalk.
held Thursday afternoon in Weston
and the burial will 'hs in the ancient
cemetery in East Norwaik, where rest
the remains of'Thomss Fitch. of Nor-
walk. fourteenth governor of Connecti-
out, serving from ”54 to 1766
deceased was well known in Westport.
His early life was spent in Nurwalk
on a farm which required the muscle
and energy of a pioneer,
in that town with the idea of living
there permanently, built first a barn.
du’elling in it while his house was in
process. going to the woods, telling
tress, hauling them to the sawmill to
be converted into boards and timber.
to form just such a structure '05 he
He" was a man who Wltil nev
e‘r‘ ihthlnuilted by the amount of work
a given task required in labor but
tookhrlght hold. rather liking it. till
' such. when b
It: baseball team plays 3’
Ins baseball team, Sat-
. on the Nash field.
and Miss Dou‘neny‘, of:
are guests .0! 9!
use. Wright 8 reel
' ltll and Miss Eleanor
Price ‘ and daughter, of
, are the guests 0 , Mrs.
n.nughn. of Brooklyn. N.
a few days with her
'I‘. Sniffen. in
, of Green Farms,
turdey evening with Miss Bell:
Galilee were played and re
..md'
‘72 Huger and Assist
, ms were busy. yester-
lilting electric lights in the Corn-
ll
flhnneotiout Railway. it Light-
, ‘ any. are placing lightning ar-
‘ on the trolley poles between
and Southport.
tml‘ttnthryn Gassert and Miss (ins
York City, are
it“: dais with Mrs. Leroy
emu Highway. '
“ p.130ylnston and family. of
oily. arrl ed in town this
They wll spend the sum
W l
WILL ARBITRATE MACHlNiSTS'
STRIKE ,.
,. {and all committeeso Oil
8an for the barn party to be
t a later date met lit the real:
' ‘ .IlelliamI G. Staples, nt
CHICAGO, June 5~—'l be state Bonrd
of Arbitration has offered its services
to the manufacturers and machinists
for the settlement of existing dlifcr
The manufacturers
the board thatlthey had destined to
take no action until after the meeting
of their national association ill New
York June 11. and they
have the board hold its 0 er in obey-
Business agents ire-
land and Boyle. with the advice of the
executive committee of the machinists,
consented to a delay, but insisted it
“The state law gov-
.~ ernlosudlfferences between labor and
the employers is more favorable to eat-
islIuptbty urbltrdtlon t an ever more."
.l.oh, one 0 till! Members of
the board. "and we believe we will be
able to assist in the settlement of the
controversy. We will talie ‘1th mat
Infill) has been quite ill,
ov ed. ,Yesterday she receiv-
blue bunch of flowers from
» once until \‘then.
.7 wins from a short sail yesterdqy-
' non. rsn mound on a but in the
" lter they succeeded in get
. . ‘she was drilled outside and
until the tide rose. - ,
held yer-lords);
, Ll .
w Haven p yin»
,2 daughter of
must be brief.
corner. Southportl
“ time his dicyy hiflltt
I took about e even audits
to. besides considerable. sic:
bacon. Thus far they hateifl
. captured.
' or our 3900 stepping hot 9.
471989th a line time With ,
. Dnhbury track‘. last week. 2"
‘ . Ion ucctIiilltll. 044401.; ,
41%:
mg Muslin N‘o'r ludonvsu'r.
dunno fig, {laugh ll-IuMookel
at the 94499. who sits . twenty 99494 udder
cloths. The doldalnrs‘ sst'nll‘out with
. money ‘stmilr ‘ff‘itnloo. tea or “rem feet to
, s statues thutwl: whldh will evidently mud on have
9 receiver list this brought gm... swam muse are pummeled
not 99' sheets or cloth to thumbs villulo m :
tiller its the monument: of a mammoth: circlin'
tent. except that the cloth tit 49 courts-‘2’ f
in good faith. The bank 41
Wool oaths Gangrene. mitt yesterday to
IIIIolt‘n‘ltid the renewing of
William H. Burr. sup~
l‘l
r a receiver and the than is
dolml business as usual.
448w dAstsALL Lsaoue.
- IltlllIAmNG r .l tangles-AW
wfifa never enlisted 7
tend 44
liters. The hris‘h . oodlltht intros no
evenlng very pie aunt and the air was ‘
elseant
9’ Mrs. B. c 99...... of
Green‘s Farms. rods to Blast Norwnlh.
«tern ontheir wheels. end were ,
9 on s at Mr. and Mrs. John Ger
.79 Bust .avon .s'i‘hey returned ‘
to their home lustre evehlnz
Miss Mary E Hanlon. of Chestnut
street is riding s new Liberty bicycle.
~ A party 9‘: younz 0:098; headed by
George Mautetsoll and Miss Frances
Barton. will so to Bridgeport unlit 28:.
day (or a spin. They Will he the
' tenants 7 Mr. who Mrs John}! .l-ul
vlt, oi linton avenue. <
There were many riders out on the
new boulevard Speedway in East Nor
well: again last night. and the sport
was enjoyed very much; Thby re-
molded there till after the' moon rose
and then riding was immense
George Daniels, of Norwalk. lost
control of his wheel in front of the
armory last night. shortly after 8
o '.cloch and dashed into the new water
was broken and Mr Daniels received
on his face Which ble freely. He
does not know how the accident hap-
pened. He was ridln along leisurely
when suddenly his 77 eel turned tow
artist the fountain, nhd he could not
control it
C O 0
Miss Ellie Barnum. of Monroe street.
left on her wheel this morning for 9
till) weeks' trl‘ thronsil Connecticut
She will visit any places where sh'ié
hilt relatives letlirnlng the shins way
one when d
the best lady riders in The Norwalhs
A little heap of glass in North Main
street last night pleys‘d havoc with bl
oycl 9 tires. Two yo'una‘ men'w‘ere rid
log along. There Were two explosions
as if fro the report of a pistol. it
was ioun that" both rear, tires or each
wheel were punctured and the cause
was the gloss. n is tho‘llthc tbht 9
bottle had been thrown into the streetI
oath—4—
T94! HAYNES GAVQWAY.
~44»...
it is in Place With the Commenter“.
l". Tablets.
John Haynes of Connecticut. which
was recently put in place nt the en-
completed by the placinll at two bronze
tablets, one on each of the brick gate
posts with the. following inscriptions:
1639 1789
John Haynes
One of the Three
illustrious Framers
Of The First
Written Constitution
Creating
A Government
Upon Which Were Based
The Principles or
American
Constitutional Liberty.
l900.
1694 1654
in Memory Of
John Haynes
First Governor
at the Colony
0f Connecticut.
This Gateway is
Given to Hartford
By Two I
or ills Descendants
190
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MANAGER BUNNELL’S PLANS.
May Conduct a Show at Buffalo Expo-
, sitlon. , . ,
Mr. George Peterson, the genial
manager of the Hyperion theater box
oliice, New Haven: has none to out-
falo, wholehe will probably spend the
summer in some ofilcisl capacity in
the entertainment line. -
Bunneli will Joint Mr. Peterson for the
purpose of: considering several prono-
sltiona made to the former in renard
to tuition up some amusement project
Hunnell was at one time engaged in
theatrical business in Buffalo. and ill
ready has an extended accusintaneo
in the lake city.-
in it
; tinder cheesecloth. 7, .
so under choslooloth ht multidille, has
anitmtor linoleum 49mm
W‘wflvdll til“ when ll. i9 till it in
2” they Were dovetailed in 4
till .i’lantn lire new» ‘
Ifthe work ‘irl told? bit Elli
This' :2 the trade marl: stomps d on every sheet of MP
Rooting Tlnv-the heat roofing tin made.
evident: that it has the heaviest and richest coating of
pan: tin and new lead, dipped by the palm oil process,
and manufactured entirely by hand labor.
impervious to rust-will last a lifetime.
roofer for MF Roofing Tin-«or
write to W7 4:. oilONENEVIll. Idem, cIlfllOgih alluding. ”listing.
' torlilnItrIled book on roofing.
MICHIGAN llfl FLA?! GONHNY. HI! York.
1845
MP in
Ask your
fountain. The rim of the front wheel That is V0”
some slight bruises. T rs «was u out ‘E
pleusell to learn that there is at least
odd dreaded disease that science has ,
:bs’tln able to cure in all its stages, and
thin is Gatsrrh. llnll' s Catnrrh Cure
8 only positive lure known to the,
'an lcal fraternity
colliditutional disease requires 9 con
llnll' s Cutarlll
taken internally. acting ,
undo the blood .
coils surfaces of the system, there-
ioundatlon of ‘
and giving the no ., ,
tlellt" strength by building lip the
constitution and assisting nature in do-
’l‘he ploplleiols have so
liolth ill its curative powers, that . ..
the? ailerons Hundred. Dol use this ‘
code that lit {hill to clIlIr‘e ,
of! testimonials. ‘
...l onhnnv & 00.,
Toledo, 0.
he is confiidel'tid one of
(:ntnrrh being a
‘é, thtionIai treatment.
The gateway to memory of Governor .
Sold 99 Drugxlsts, .759.
Hull's .Fnlnily' Pills nre the heat.
trance of the Ancient Burying Ground .
in Gold street. Hartford has now been ,
Organdles and Muslims me about the
only materials exempt from the teller
stitching which is used as a finish on
so many materials. including 11 number
of very thin ones.
Health for i0 Cents.
A lively liver, pure blood, clean
ees, perfect health--
Cascarets Can y Cstllurlic will ob-
tain and secure then“: for you. Genu-
lne tablets stain edC. C C. Never -
Aldruggists. loo.
’l‘he Rood to Fame ~— ‘How did Dull-
' ster become famous as on nrtisi?‘
“He did ll“ pointing so cleverly not '
none of tile’ critics could tell what it
W
"The Doctors told me my cough was
.0119 Minute Cough Cure
Norrie" Silver,
H.-—Booause
made me a well mun."
North Strutford.
you've not found relief from 2 Mill)"-
born cough, don’t despair.
uts Cough Cure hns culsd thousands
and ltII willI cure you. Sale and sure.
Tam” 0" tomorrow. M80889? 9- ll I 4 Wildly Rejoinor. -—-—"Hiil lordship is
very easy to entertain. "
“He must be. He told me that you . .
A surgical operation is not neces-
sury to cure. plies.
Hazel: Salve unves~all thut expense" ,
Beware of counter: ‘, ,
for the summer in iluftolo. Manager .
DsWitt's Witch
and never fails:
(loo. 4:. Stillaon.
W. “ .
The natural tendency of every ioni-
i-xto become ,a. reformer.
He had no definite plans to announce ,
other than that he was going to look '
over the field end use what there wash a]-
BMSING TOIAOOO UNDllil GLOW-4.;
Tarriifviiio 9549..- has harshly .4894 L
99‘. work or plitltlhd‘suniitra tonne. -
now lately: 09m The illost attentive
Mitolh
illitl 90001971740 i‘fii!‘ Wit 147'le fl
s‘lbie were timid all'uisItIlEtlle his "
um :92. , ,
949979999 44149th ‘
on field M47999
Din l ally. waiter this 4200- steak : .
isn‘t nearly as good as the one i had
here last Weak.
Wollorwllidoed. sir!
strangle: its off the some fish?
. V Would 91469939 be tempted
‘ to build another ark. were
. moo REWARD. moo, he living with us these wet
The readers of this paper will be days. We hflVB had such an
.94
4.
and full:
OFF:
$14.00 Bulls new
12.00 Suite new
10.00 Suits now
ASSORTMENT
CLASS.
lid for list
A Trio of
Mons ~
limit:
027%.
l
M l
0“” " edge soles.
edge. too.
onseonv'e
South Norwalk.
y. Terms reasonable. Birthing. bout
lug. fishing. Electric ours
‘ ; counseling: withinlt'trnine oli- the N: f
«97.2.44. duh
' . ' Nil
:1 FREE srovs CONNEC-
overdose of it that it nus
tempted us to make on our»
ly reduction in all our
Lower Rules iolGlls
. 64V ,1 A
MEN'S SUiTS.
Note these prices with
20 PER CENT. CLIPPED
FlRST
“ 1. null 929:,
Telephone 42212. ‘ “
as wneumo'rou er.
so. NOBWALK.
'LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
‘ 9: 59', 10:82:. 10:40.11.3hx.
THE PLACE. , ' 2 21:7. 4: 97. 4 99:7. 5: 729. 9: 55:. 9 4i,
‘ 29775519211 1929
‘. 19:19
' - a; 99x, 8: 92, 9: 00):, 9: 04:7 19 92.7219 94,
One-11 Patent Oxford—-
has style—dim ”rear
without the tare-full
“7:42. 8:42, 9:10x. 10: 10:1 11:08:, 11: 88.
62262070617905291 11:18.
Bridgeport. in addition to above-4’. _;
fM.'—'2140,5204. 7:28. '
I Another—ARussetwcool,
" 42%,,” Monitor—hm in
And-24 Velour Calf—w
will takes (4 It polish
won‘t! not it: the but
or bind the instep. ,
INOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURV
I oAliliosv To 960,744 nonwALK.
WEAR SHOES
4V SUBSTITUTES‘
Sold by h‘. H.
.28
FREE starlet on:
up to 50171491991276“.
T‘iONS.
AND
from
The Best 2nd (.htallest
for Kitchen use;
Conn Railway
l
new YORK. New silver“. 9
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
m
In ems! May :19. 1901.
NEW YORK.
6:55. 7:13. 7: 54. 8: 16:7. 9. 038. 9: 36.
P. ALI-12 552:. 1:17. 2: 25:7. 3: 04
SUNDAYS
A. M.-—l2: 35x, 4:55x, 5:453, 9:05,
9. 4017.
P. M.:——3 21x. 5: 33, 5: 55:7, 7. 20, 8: 40:.
Luvs NEW YORK» son scum
noawstu.
A. M.:~—1202x. 9:99. 999 7:99
11:0077. 11:02.
PM-1202104130X200X302
330‘: 402i: 404 480 602 61003.
6:.:.02700 8:00x.9:,3011I:00x.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—-12:02lt. 6: 00. 7: 30. 10: 02
P. M.:—-6 00. 8: 002:, .ll: 00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN. ‘
A. M.»-12: 08x. 1: 09x, 1:20x, 6:18.
M.—-—'12:02x, 1.10 3: 6073:, 4:18
' SUNDAYS.
BM.:—~7 175.9: 05.
a iii-«0499;269:851.
A. hie-73: 09. 7' 28. 8: 50. 9'38.11.'li7-.
P. M.--4: 002:, 0: 25. 9:42.
49.; 7 80 D. to. Laura Dnnhury, 8. 05
‘ Iu.ln.; 9:39 797 p. an
d. E. SULLIVAN. '
Prlprletor and Manager.
W
,
l
testes aimless.
nonsenntxous care and mas-
terful I cxeclltion when we.
have your“ Orders. ‘
,
. .
Millions. Painters Sur-
"plies: Artists Materials.
Window 858‘ ' cornice Poles.
' -" " moms
Pictures Framed to Order.
, Painting; Paper Hanging, Decor-
ating. .
Telephone Call, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8 :30.
/
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST..
South Nor‘walk. Conn.
,9,
A. M.~12:35x. 4. 551 5: 45:7. 6. 15.,
Colin Pitnlels.
While M0110 dill Ice
Cream Freezers.
Planet .19th7 Send
Drills and
Wheel Hoes.
Sills Shel.
Paris (37999.
Spray P117995.
Cornstook.
We" in ’”
& Bow.
its WSSHINTON STREET.
9.
South Normlk.
Our Tel. Call is 4840.
H on so ‘9
TO sun' EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE 'rnnu course or ml
OAR-LOAD nvnllv new one.
M. TARLOV.
odnnnolrloh't Thorium.
South Norwslh.
:.., . 2.): .rl'
_, A. life—12:08:, 1:99x, 1:20x. 7:42,
I9212,11:08x.
M.——l:29,2 2254:2547, 9:19, 9:99,
annuity trains to 098th. 9: 20 ll.
mvahzt , . ,, ,
moi motto station.
g‘allminoo o Ilétlt ynpupslaéllllfodfl‘g '
from” 0M}. 42. 90707.1 MiG-u 9019900
mom 0. Stiliml'Mlh Nortnika
' name P. Weed. Nero-ix. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler