Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 6, 1901 · page 6

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6th ,
Seymour. is 111th L
it

and Mrs E C. s

 
 

1111, of New Rochelle.
st yesterday at the W066;

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

rlshd as made great Inf-ii
around the grounds or his

luiit's' 1110161131111 is» very
umonio. at her home In

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

B seven
some Everiit or 00111110
1myairmenperiously Iii. re-
031101110:

dyior and Ch ries Hueneiherg

h planted 110 or‘ohor’d's 'wlth

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

h d
. returned after spending a
, ith friend VsVVVinV Brnoklyny
llbur “

Je ' 1
insist 11.113101 ..
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' .11 brothers in the P.
_ . at Bridgeport. to-

and family. of New
oved into the cottage.
Ail, tric light stitqoti.

.';,Walter Gregory. w
(1 guests of friends. in
spent yesterday at Wan-
J...

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

dbther. so long conv
have been forgotton
hits reached 115 with

 
 
 
 
 
 

s of business in Westport,
- ending his sparenio'rm

e scarcity of laborers.
ombinV with the backward sea-
’ plsc

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ompany. are contemplating ex-
pg their tracks to the golf
0 ‘ ,» be oh estate. some

’ mill 1 . .
an ly'ii'while F‘i'sd Query was driv-
600111 the hill in Main street. one
tab front wheels came off of his wag-
brewing Mr Coley out but luckily“
shaped without injury. . -
William Burr is quite ill at the
Voi'lVVhera son. William H Burr in

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Greens Farms. and is one

ening three young men
351,000: missed the last cur
started to walk

(11 dnughtel- 0: pre

‘anh woo 1116i...“

home, in. King street.
and. 09113
in

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

V 3.130.10- 0110111110
01111111 Monday

 

took ' snap
111.11 of that part of Cedar Point.
' ia" hsml s the two three

316'" 3" 33133313

 

0 010211111. '1‘

'3 .. We'l {Wilt}.
111711110911 1111i 1. ”30“ 1 .
~ that 11 horse of $60 has been

y the owner's of 010‘ popular

(to to the win

ii not us stni't'e

 
 
 
 

‘ ‘ ' recoivnd
“ 111i batters}, oi the’lsgue'léVi‘oshs or
. n s s lbw a nun
12116" 11111111 At 00hr din

hped from the quarry. A
flailple iiifitotl

 
 

 
 

 

V "'E 11-11111. 61010 ye
10‘ no 11, 111 Villa residence

able to get there
The soil is lust s VVIitE‘h 110

top 11.0010 111, 3 o

 
 

..3}te“de‘i». tMVrs

. er .
' abisltygiin rtlii’

 
 

Morton was unpainted to sprange 101

'- began to look pale 11116" sold “Excuse.

"1.33 31.

'1 .00 ye
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‘ {ibis

if 11‘0"” “75.513.670.11 7.631 ’

' building.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' ii. 111
9111111 round is 0 (ii. i
my liiie oi the righting 76‘: til,
i.

6117' .631 701711 1. “do. 9‘

on

The 110 667311611
posed? 0! the 111111101111
players .iobn Knoor,
law: pitcher, 3.7111111 1717;111:0116; first 11
Richards 800060 11,1111; R.
critt: third hush Patrick 111111. 0
field; H Hinken right field; 1111
Lowery leitrfield John iVSVaynhan,

 

 
 
 
 

ly. yest lday morning. bur
01137311 Admits Brothers' Snugsgtiucl;
111111 hot, by the rear window meaning
the slats they reached the cute '
opened the window. After taking
ernl helps. 03 bunch (it trankfurts 1111
steak tiieVy caped the some 1:11:14 0

 

 

 

 

m ,.
awaits: Millage
p1 et beside meat. among
.. . t elongli to
itch « o alkm mr
Iii to be the” work of 11 per
son Him; in town who may latel- be
in the. bonds of the law
Among those from Westpoxt who
Lillian Sherwood New-
1: .miisiohle nel‘a ihdt‘ evening In
Lockvwod’s He‘ll N'orl'ivnik. were Mr.
and Mrs W. E. Taylor M1. and Mrs.
H.- E. Sherwnod Mr. Mrs Harry C.
10011111101111.1113...“ M.rs lm‘en T.
tony. Mr. and MrskhuileVs H. Romper.
Mr and Mrs.- 0011‘ B 'Do'ige Mr. and
Mrs. W. Frank Oshoin Mr and Mrs.
W. ll Taylor and daughters. the M111-
see Mary and Ophelia Taylor. Messrs
John R. Driscdll M. Wesley Sherwooti
Fiederick Taylor and R. G. Sherwood.
”0110 of the special features of the
evening was the song' ‘Burst ye Apple-
. t 0911. tifuliy by
67111001161. Compo
. er. Jewel 111
8 selection, having per ect
control over her melodious voice.
Alter cigars had been passed around
the meeting of Saugutuclt Hose (30113.
1111111. No.14 .0103 issued to order 111th
evening by. President»: Joseph Morton
lecietsry J. Sanford Gregory read the
sinister oi the lost meeting. which
were excepted ‘i‘he committee‘s re-
pout on parade badges was rend and
..accepted the badges costing “8.5
A report was then read of the leccnt
annual meeting 01' the Stute Firemen s
Association. held 111. Haltrord by .I.
Senior d Gregory. The accr'etaiy 111111
the lnvitatio .1er the New Canaan
Fire Departm lit 2to participate In the
parade to be held on June lSth at 1hr
100th anniversary.“ the town of New
Canaan. At first it appeared that only
slew of the members were 111 lover
of going to New Canaan. but later all
tavorocl the idea but one:
vote Was carried that.the company
would attend the anniversary. Then
came up the question of music. Chai-
Vies Beecher. of. South Norwaiit y‘vos
present and uttered the ségyipes 'hls
drum corps for the any for $30. . 'i‘hc
corps will consist of eleven musicians
and a drum major. After meditating
ashort time the members accepted
Mr. Beechei"s offer and said he could
conhlder his drum corps engaged. A
committee composed of Nathaniel
Gault Edward Hubbell and Joseph

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

that transmit-tattoo of tile 00111110111.
drum corps and the hose: 1111111130. .1.
8111111110 Gregory and Charles Boutou
were appointed as a committee to se-
ucu donations lmm the 11111111 V1.0 help
pay the expenses or the corn shy. Ar-
tist George Wnsliburn kindly altered to
_,.make the company 11 new pnrudeb

1101- for the occasion. which will up
doubtedly correspond with the nlfltiats
other work In that case we know
there will be none better in the parade
The company regretted the loss of Ar-
tlst Washburn'a society for 11 short
time last evening. but he woald persist
in smoking onept th strong cigars
that were passed 11101 'd'. Later be

31119. gentlemen; and passed out. 1.111-
er he returned soyiugitpe 'dnrn c~igui
made him sicker” than 11 Vghost.‘ '

KNIGHTS' OF THE. M‘A‘OABE'ES

" ptioriciftha'Vi 1119301119111 111-
...1 «Milli ion for
611113113011 . Junéil' -

committee having in charge the 11.'-1
rdl‘igeme‘nt Jar mthe reception to, the
11.3.11 on p: xlthe

Irish ofmtheflhihddh'hdes
Innuenoompleted all their plans 111111
everything .110le to 1166“! gaugessful
ii 01 .. 9.7 “it Oil
ll lie‘helil hire 1‘121111101131106
The supreme oilicers arrived on the
10111136111113.1011“. from Buffalo. and

.met 010.1110 station by the recep-
12011111116

 

 

oft e Knigt
’ "M thheei f Port Huron.
Mich, 110.1. Young. great record'

1110de examiner. of Brooklyn. N. Y'.

011110211 111. the. Auditorium. in ,

ii. bun not 11111 taken (Wit the

1101111 Hdiit did Which villip be oil on in-

lormul 1111111111....

lei‘rilViini morning, at 10 o’clock. the
imnnlsl state convention will

79011111110 lit Fraternity Hull. Y. M. G. A.

 

 

 

least 11 011-1111111111“ to it. -

 

 

 

 
 

11; 1111111111113 along. idight be the means oi

6t. port: rode to East Norwalit yesteldl‘ty

Thus the 11

The Ivinitols include L
l

iotrictV V .

“Following on entertainment 111111 re . ,
his oven- .

' love is most strange when 0110 la '

' Whore: till liming Wu Im. .1
monislylnloyed.

Smith.

1119101011
Miss Mnry

There pro idea to be a big timeo

 

l t‘ 1). 1156111 13 t' 0116‘; cyclist;
011 .110 a 11 rue 11ft er
00101.11. 'l‘li‘ey cad have the Web the
speedway at 111 11101 times. but out 01:1
courtesy to t nisteisb shouldil lilieil

Villaiijtll‘ 1'1 bill? on Th e
peed tor I

 
 
 

1.1191" are to 1111311111
utter-noon 11111 the eight of 11111911111111

making considerable difference with
incensed 01901730 oi the nnimslsk

“.0113 And Mrs 0:1»! Frank 01' West

afternoon and were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George S. Benham, of Van
andt aV.venue They returned lesi
evening. .

I

There is to be 11 big time In Wedt'
port Friday night. and' party 07
wheelinen in "l‘h’e Norwalks intend go
Ing. A clamhnkc is to be siren In lion
or oi the occasion of opening Henry
Penuoycr s new cute. 11 will be 11 gold
time And it is thought that a large
number or wheeimen will he in st-
tendsnce.

;

s a 3 ‘ '

John Aden. of Ely avenue. is riding
a new bicycle. Mr. Aden Is thinking
strongly or entering some century run.

The National Wheelmen intend go
log on a run in the near future.
thought that plobsbly sV trip may be
taken to some point next Sunday.

A lady cyclist came Within on are of
being crushed under 't e boots of a
horse In West avenue 11111 night. She
was riding Ielsulely along on the
wrong side of the street. presumably
to slight at the curb When 11 prancing
horse. drIVen by 11 you'll lady. when
opposite reared and 11111: ed. it stood
upon Its hind legs and went straight
for the fair cyclist. who screamed
This had 11 tendency to send the uni
mill in the opposite direction. it was
said that the cyclist was Miss Non
Bentley, of Norwsllr She was tcrii-
bl) frightened and es not want to
get into a similar predicament.

A palty of whoolnlen headed by
Miss Ethel Bard and Joseph S Yelkes
01} Wilton rode to the Norwalk armory
last night. and attended the bazaar.
here were about fifteen in the num
her. They enjoyed themselves very

much. '
JNCOGNITO.
TAX PAYERS MUST HUSTLE.

Liable to Fly Big Penalty for Neglect
to Hand in List.

In almost every town In this state
property owners have annually failed
to make out their tax lists. preferring
for reasons of their own to let the us-
sessms make out the lists 11nd sdd ten
per cent. the lawful fee. for so doing

Believing that the towns have lost
considerable money by this practice
the iegislatme has noticed 11 law as
follows:

Section I—Every person liable to
give In 11 list of his taxable property.
and having foiled to do 110. shall. 1with-
in twenty days after the expirntlon of
the time lured by law tor 1111111 such
list be notified by ‘the assessors to ap-
pear haters. them {or the, purpose of
verifying 81 "111‘ made out by them un-
der the movie ups of section 8 809 01

he general statutes as amended by
Chapterwa Cli. 101111.119 Public. Acts or
1,811 7 Any person who shall neglect

0133111101111 to appear before said. asses
801's and make oath to a list made for
him by said assessors within ten days
1111111 having been so. notillsd. shall be
{loud not moremhan one thousand dbl-
ars.~

Section 2-«lt shall be the duty 01- as
sensors promptly to notify the proper
prosecuting 0610011 01‘ any .yiolstioli of
this Voet. . ‘5

aims

 

 

loll scum Poamoue

 

 

 
 

held this «weakfln e capitol.
Clocks and. .nssistent " "

Superior Couri».tn.h

from July 1.,

their 11011111911011.6111 and.

the 1111mm. opposite.
911.11 inhuman '
”2:800 6 (301111

11111 11111131 111113
This 0.111111 10111 10003110111131:
Boo ”131111 cry. insistent clerk..$600;

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Hyesr from appointment was:
pouutyfihyinon 1 .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

11.11111:
W, Wheeler...

WantWOrtb‘. Miss '. I
3 “ "691333133133

thembhiglevdr speedway in 11.11.1110. '

ltis'

. The annual meeting at thedudges oil
the 18111111111110 and 8 Marion Courts was

3 ll
.. 001 were appointed. and
unmanned 311:
it connective

. Jury commissioner to hold allies and
3 Fairnsld

AsgN-e

 

 
 
 

’ . Mr. McLean. »

111ml. become the settled practice in
Connecticut to discuss gubernatorial
prospects quite a long time before con
venues day an Ives and leading mem
beta oi, the general assembly and very
11111111111111 politicians in Hartford
11st already made considerable 1110-
green with lelcreme to the, next Re
011111111111 state ticket.
One of the best informed Re 11bllcsn
ladders today said that a tie et had
been determined upon 11.3,t0l10ws:
For Governor,
. eorge Pi” McLean. ofV Simsbury.
1.3 For Treasurer

Franklin ilurion of Ansonin.

F01 Attorney General.
Ichaei Kencaiy. 0; Stamford“

 
 
 
 
 

yet been decided upon in so 11in
11.11111 pooping nil the V11 to leaders 11
0611001111111 ”Governorid 1119i.
en such excellent satisfaction thus for

seemgfio be conceded that he should
eve nnptiier 1111'an providing h is w
0119 ..

1.1.1.1...” diste‘ 16's fro
the Seventh district and senate choir
man of the committee on railroads.

 

 

this is his 30011 01121111 {is senator. be
having previous
of representstiv cs
Mil itenealy is scriing his first term-
in the senate inning been twice :5.
member of the
Stnmtmd. in 1hclnst gubernatorial
campaign be who a very active sup-
porter of Donald T V1111 1101 of Sails
bury. doing most of the important
missions” work. hroughout 1th state
in behalf of ‘."Mr
Mr. Wnrner‘s principal pusher

During the present session of the
genolsl assembly. Mr, Kenoaiy. has
01180 in pleasant relationship with the

is believed that his selection for the
attorney generalshlp will fully shtisfy
the Republican leaders of iv‘eirflcld

will be buried so deep as to be beyond

campaign.
There ha been some tnik of trying
to induce onaid 1‘. Warner of Soils-
bury. to accept the nomination for
“91110311111 govcl nor but this does not
90111;: r 015' the state. leaders. who 1110
said to hove practically determined up-
on Molmnn. Burton and Keneuly for
the positions indicated
CONNECTICUT PATENTS».
The following were issued June. 4.
1901M. List furnished from oilioe. pt

 

1.110 I Have Already Decided ior‘

melding places on the ticket have .3

e511 his gun ,'.
during his gubernatorial career that it “
ll». .

lie is cookies 01 the Ansonia bank and i. .

ghvernhr and other state leaders and it 3

county and that the political hatchet 3

resurrection for the next gubernatorial .

Good Muslo'andSpoaIal 'Ilttrao-
Non-s Dally.

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

served in the house ’33' ‘

house representing . "

 

 

 

Wooster. solicitor of patents.
BridNitepo rt. Conn: Otis
Bridgeport. rotary take up for sewing
Indchln‘e‘s: Nsuberger & Clesry
lividgeport. suspender buckle; Sem'uei.
L‘dwo terbury. retaining loop for
plsltlng rzaclts Robert M. Knitting.
Middleto'wn. seven patents-motor his
cycle (4). battery casting for motor
bicycle, bicycle frame pedal brake and
controller for motor cycles: William'
Ruttenm'eyer. Meriden, strap for hr
dies' baits. design; Labels—*‘Dsnbuiy
Sanitary Comp-spy, Danhury, "7111th
oil” (for 1111 ‘i homicide.) V

DIFFICULT suaeioAL OPERATION
NEW Y.ORK June Il-—-An operation
111 lineal cisnlotomy has been per-

 
 
 
 

 

 

Levine which the surgeons lions will
restore to normal mentality the boy.
. who has been little better than 11 con.
genial Idiot since his birth. The oper-

physician who first practiced It.

oral hours after the conclusion of the
admiration upon the boy the 'spstiont’
nditlon Was pronounced most hope-
1’11] and the In .11 physicians oven
' thought they no. seen evIdenoe cl it
decided awakening of 11le semi 001
«11111111 intelligence; 3

”0:211.” COLONEL. I

. 3 1121‘.)
$616631 4 “11111 b enqii'ppointed a col

{5.2 0623.”...300702‘1‘33 0W3

’ brand Army 0! the Republic. Bons-
111111 1 ently mustered in

 

 

 

 
 
 

termed upon thirteenyearold lander .

ntion is what Lloyknown In surgery as
Imnncloguo's operation. 11nd is so 1les-=
Ignetcd from: the some of the French
It is
- sold to have been. successfully pur- V
.V formed not mom thnn nine times. Sev- '3.

 

 

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A Trio of
«158.00
WORM
' Qxfords.

i, , Another—~11 Rassd~coob

3 wrarms'wrsiromisie.
ing. fishing.
connecting vii

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Would almost be tempted ' .
to build another ark ware
he living with us these wet
days. We have had such an
overdose of It that it .1115
tempted us to make an ear-
ly reduction In all our

MEN'S SUITS.

Note these prices with

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

so PER CENT. cuppeo
' 0111?:

$14.00 811m now $11.20 3
1200 Suite now 9.60
10.00 Suits now 8.00 .3

ASSORTMENT
' ”61.1183.

1. DAVIS & SON,

Telephone 133- 12.
85 WASHINGTON sr,

FIRST

1..
Li 1 i

essenden who won " '

GLOVER'S
THE PLACE

733.0 3eV

0ne-A Patent Oxford-—
has style-— the local-
without the tam—fall
edge sales.

I

,attractr’llc --here' in
as” edge, too. . .

Ana's—«114 Velour CQIf-n-
will taken I: polish
--3will not 111 the bed

or bind the instep.

'.FREE

I 10:1.
' LEAVE new 110911 FOR souls

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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NEW YORK; N'E'W'HAV’EN &
HARTFORnVnAlLROAD.

LEAVE SOUTH NDRWALK FOR

M

 
 
 
 
 

A. M.—-12:36x, 4:5511.

9:4011.

A.
11' 001,

PM~l202104130x200x302

3'3011. 4:

to 50 t
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11m: TABLE.

cu“..—

in eiteciVMVthiVifi. ‘1'901. '

.—12' 5511.

4:07. 4:5011.
.7:55x,8:11, 10:20.

:.';210 2211 10: 10 11:31:11.

1:17. 2:2511,

SUNDAYS.

NORWAL‘K.

V biz—~12 0211,

11: 02.
0211.4: 04.

52.00 6:00. 7:00
810011 8102.9:0011‘. 0:04): 10:0211, 10:04.

4:305:02. 6:

0: 02 7: 00. 8'. 00x 9. 30. 11:00:11.
SUNDAYS.

A. M.——i2:02x. 0:00. 7:30. 10:02.

P. M.-6:00, 8:00x. 11:00.

LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR

A. M.:—-12 (18x. 1:.09x
7:42, 8:42 9:10x.10:10x,11:08x.11:38.
M. —12. 0211 1:10
6:22, 6:20. 710511. 9:0511. 9:15. 11:15.

Bridgeport. in addition to above—P.

 

P.

M.—-—2:4

A. M
9:12.11

7:10.

 

.‘ = 11.1111.

DorionHouse «

GREGOHYM POINT.
south Nor-walk.

. m
.1. it. GUELWAN'.‘
.w-Priprltitemmd» Manager. - V . . .
"""lliitlllnhr‘bdut-

 
 
 
 

 
 

Electric cars to hotel.

 

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1.. s...

 

m.; 7: 30 n. pl.
a.m;0:107:57p 111.
An 11 indicates eiépress.

‘ W

Dailu Freight Line

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Obs-.30

NEW HAVEN.

3: 0711

6, 5:04. 7:28.
SUNDAYS.

.—~12:08x,
:08x.3

1:0011, 1:20x,

P. M.-——7115. 0:05. ’
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.

A. ill—0:23, 9:15, 0:531;

P. Iii—1:20, 2:22, 4:251, 5:10, 6:00.

DANVBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-6:00.7:23.8:60.9z38,11:37.
P. M.—4:00x. 6:26, 0:42.
Sunday trains to Dunbury. 9:20 11.

Leave Danbury, 8:06

Between
NO R w A L K,

. 5‘i1a‘fl

sourl-i NORWALK

and
YORK.-

orrr or uonwnut.

rrgvihjis‘hoi

' VULCAN AND M01110.

. Leave Norwalk 11 p.111. Lesve'Sdiih
. Norwslk ll “in1! in. More New
PM i‘ 22;!!"30016610‘

10111011111 dislns stofi»

.. .. from
.- 0011'th H

5:4511. 9:05,
P 0.M~—3:il11(. 5:33, 526511 7:20. 8:40:

1:201! 6 is.

still

 
 

 

 

NEW YDRK.
.M.—12:35x. 4:561: 5:4511.
7:13. 7‘54. 8.1611. 9:0311. 9:36.

3:04
53:33, 52551:, 0:41,

0011

4:18

7:42.

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3: 1111:0339“ noolilll aboutdyswpsluniu

our cnpefienéc rush-1111011 ef-
feels and Color'schemes, well
carried out, that 1611160 charm.‘
. Comolstisglt‘iieientire house
. interim 31117311 91111910 job of
‘papei‘il‘ig racéiws the same
conscientious care and mas-
terful-,1 exception. when we‘

 

 

'1 have yelii'vorci‘crs.

 

V . . V . Materials.

Window Shs6es Cot-nice Poles,
“divans.

Pictures Frsméd to Order. '

 

Painting, Papéi'ifienging, Decor-

tiling.
V log-i. i.:.1 .

Telephonil Gall, 133-3.
Open evenings 1010130.

MW

DECKER
87 WASHINGTON 81.
South Norwalk,

 

 

 

11:15.9“

C0111 Planters...
White Mountain 2 ice
Cream Freezers.
Planet Junior Seed
Drills and
Wheel Haas.
5100 Shot.
Paris Green.
Spray Pumps,

Comstock.

Watkins

& Dow.

no WASHINTON STREET.
South ‘Norwalk.

gun——

our 3101. can 11 43:0.

HOR$ES

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