lisp; Norris it. was
our town. yesterday.
. has“? rel, riled s or
ends a Nov}l Hnmbtfis,
fuck and Ladder Company
Sal meeting next Monitor
. gs. K. of P.. meet next
ping, and elect officer! for
(little Computing
ting his duck
K e . oi! Bridgeport has been
‘dbis with Mrs. Charles
sand lettering n
v y mail boxes
second degree
no candidate! been priced on board thclbont the hop-
geport armed
urge Consort.
i rehearsal last
r up for Children’ 5 Day.
, "dispensation
thinking of adding another
est rt Fire Police have no-
itstibn to participate in
it one hundredth mini—
is b the State street hill, con~ ‘
lit the rolls with new bond wires
, a Master William Keeier has
‘ led the appearance of his sharpie
‘ Mr. Keeler claims
J’June 18th.. at the one hun—
iversary oi the tours of New
Wheeler. a surgeon in
t army. at Manila, has
eerl pii'omoted to an excellent
one of the larger hospitals
mplpyee of the Westpmt Division
lie, annectloht. Railway and Light-
p‘any. has secured a position
Jill ohn Wanamaker.
H. Petrie is making all prepara-
tor the opening of the pavilion on
Beach. next Saturday.
the opening will be postponed
tor date. Dancing will com-
‘ith Wednesday evening). June
Halo is at work planting a
mo: onions for the second time
After Mr. Hale finished
mills field a short time ago. the
nine chute and flooded the field
is swamp land. The Water stay-
, thrlot so long that the seeds de-
limiting a second planting neces-
, ,.
atternoon. in the Sauna-tuck
risen Dr. Eno's yacht tender
little craft owned
' not Launch Company.
hell the Towel boat gained on Mr.
‘ ml at the finish the ’l‘oquet boat
llluo launch quite a distance in
It is said inch
-~:--—
idiom Walsh is training for the
d race, that takes place in
Jilne17th.sMessrs.
he time he is ill its around the
”it looks as though some of the
{it riders would have to hustle to
. ltrried Men say they are going
' "Richard Everitt out of the Yun-
it norms that takes place.
ernopu, claiming that he
ask the adios and
this attend the game. to
‘ he in the Yunnigan's
go home crying.
ticing. lost even~
n. in throwing the ball.
wondermi muscle in
lid passes through
the fibre road at s
, osoe st medial ‘
any. and from snoopy
opened several belief
sides
cosh?! , t
.i. t t; 1" wins stiles thhl:
.ecentli broke into Acorns Broth”
market.
”'l‘he guests yesterday, ”i the wiser-
‘ port Holehwere: ll... s._ gem and .i.“
Leeds and wits qt New York city
3089;; hgii Mrs lieeds arrived in town
er morn as. in a. handsome
mobile?! the very latest pattern. , it
was o.‘ gorgeous» affair. being paid ted
bright yellow. They left New York.
‘ yesterday morning. bound for Bullion.
after. which they will make a tour or
New Hampshire and other New Bing—
lsnd states. After taking dinner at ._the
Westpott Hotel Mr. Leeds started to
get: steam up in his sunshine. and dis-l
covered that one of the anemone pipes
lehk’ed. so that when the fire was bum.
Ming there was danger oi the gssoiane
settinig the carriage nilre. He had a
plumber put it new tube in place at the
one thatglsnkéd which did not suit Mr.
Leeds. Who became disgusted. Later
he had Liveryman Mead put a pair of
horses on the machine and draw it to
the locomohile tectory in bridgeport
M
Charles piglevanni and two friends
from South Norwalk. recently started
on a fishing trip. Alter eyerything had
py party started down the river. it
Was quite a tedious row to Cockenoe' s
island. but the party did not mind it
very much. as they knew when they or-
rived on the fishing ground that the
short or pulling in the big black fish.
would more than repay them for their
tl‘.ouble Arriving at the island they
decided to have dinner before going
fishing. vAitcr the dainty lunch ‘fur-
nlshcd. by Mr. Digiovunnl had disap-
peared. the party started tor the doll-
Ing ground. Before the ground was
reached. however. Mr. Dlglovsnnl be-
gun to look for the fishing lines.
"What." he exclaimed. “have i‘leit the
lines home." After an investigation it
was found to be true. Then the party
headed the boat for the Craniurd resio
dense. where they borrowed lines from
the Crnuiiird Brothers. When they or-
rived back on the ranges the fish did
not bite and it is said when they to-
turned all they had in their baskets
Were several glass fish. resembling the
form of soda bottles.
Petitions to the Connecticut Rail-
way and Lighting Company are being
signed by a large number 01’ people
asking that a line of truck be laid be-
tween Westport and Danbury‘by the
way of Lyons Plain and Bethel. repre-
senting that said line. connecting with
Bridgeport and Norwaik. would be of
immense benefit to Westport. The
signers claim that such a road pass-
ing over a level country. could bo built
at comparatively little expense and
that with a population of 26, 000 at tho
northern end and live times greater
on the southern end. Would without a
doubt be a paying investment. Not
exactly these words but that idea. The.
signers always have wanted a way to
get to Danbury without a long ride
round. Lyons Plain. all know. is sort
of crazy to get over the edge of its
civilization to the satellite world. and
as, now we are able to gopretty much
everywhere else Without trouble or
great expense. would like to move
northward and see how that would
seem. Names of the best known citi-
zens are already down and the Light
lug company is likely to hear about
the proposition very soon in a way that
ought to awaken them to a sense of
their responsibility as capitalists. in
the near future it is possible we may
hear a conductor sing out “Next car
for Lyons Plain and Putnam Park
Fare live cents. "
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
Falrfleld Post Office Taokled Again by
Crooks.
About 2 o‘clock yesterday morning
another attempt was made to burglar
ize thc Falifisld postoflico While the
crooks were operating on the door tho
burglar alarm who sprung. awakening
Postmaster Pickett, who proceeded at.
once to the postodlce to find that. the.
capture. This is the second attempt
that has been made to burglarizo the
melodies in the past two weeks. and
as there have been a number of other
attempts to break into residences in
are becoming alarmed and talking pm
some of the people of the old town
can draw a bond on them.
W
SILVER DOLLAR SOLD ONCE
MORE.
. The Silver Dollar saloon in Stamford
has changed hands again. Mr. Spin:
shioon by. ii.’.l..ss‘;
Bay. N. "9.10:: at oii‘lve years:
Cosgrove‘ lived ii (in
your}: ego. slid
wn here.
WM.
li‘airi 0. Porter. oi: dz our. which
was down roman in the s parlor
Court. civil side. yorterdli‘y. was smic-
ably adjusted and withdrawn. The. so
than was for the reconvsynnce of real. I.
estate and matters were arranged sat-v ’ )1
Mission before the case came intoi
s court tor trial yesto
burglars had fled. evidently tearing,
h‘nlr'fieid and Southport. the residents
cautionary measures. The burglars
will meet with a warm reception it
midi, the ‘own‘er since the rials oi the
sued ,ht ‘6
place to at Sheepslu‘add
' The lessee conducts the Grove House;
at Sheepshen‘d Bay ab ut fifteen years
in January last he lilo ‘ ed 01 it. Mr. '
‘ wn several
The suit oi hlvoline illicit-tar vs. wii
l.
Th e is some talk at a new bicycle.
club sins started hi , othN swan:
it is‘ to lie called the nascent.9 heel
iutlll‘e.
I D O
Herman. of Wilton. rode to Blast Nor-
walk on their wheels yesterday alter
noon and were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George 8'. Martin. of Maple street.
'i‘lioy returned home last night.
A party consisting oi! E. A. Winter,
lb'ron Lone. Lester Lane and the
Misses Mary and Jennie Sturgos and
Elmira Hones rods to Barton and re-
turn on their wheels. last evening.
They were the guests 0: the Nielsen
Dora and St elis‘l) aisle. use evening
was pleasantly up 9’ tin dii‘terent kinds
of games, singin and playing on the
piano and, partaking cg, rotreshments
Robert Bond. or Norwalk. is riding
a new bicycle.
I U 0
several members 01 the Americ n
Wheel Cluh oi “Bridgeport. r0 2
through South Norwclk last evening
on their way to New York. where they
will remain a few days, taking in the
sights. The party of about a dozen
was headed by George J. Holden. Mr
Holden has figured prominently in
several races at the Park City during
the past few years. Lately he has not
been riding much. but is still in line
trim. it is thought that arrangements
will be made to enter the century run
oi‘ the New York Journal.
0 I I
Miss Emma is}, Arnold is riding a
new wheel She presents a fine up
pearance spinning along on the silent
stood.
Many riders have a chronic habit of
ringing their blcycievoelis‘ unnecessar-
ily. it frightens people and does no
earthly good. Ring your bell before
you come to a (“rousing say about
thirty feet away. This will warn mill
or cyclists or pedetrians. but. do not:
:ring. ‘it otter you have passed that
crossing. A great many wheclmen are
in the habit of ringing their belt di-
rectly after they have passed a crusa-
lug. This confuses another cyclists
who have passed the crossing in the
on site Why.
I
1 ms riding leisurely along on my
whol yesterday. when suddenly it
tcnmstcr reined his horse directly in
front of me. ii i did not have ‘pres
once of mind to quickly dismount. i
would have been run over. Some
[canisters are very careless and one
near to have no regard for a cyclists.
I I C
There were many whcelmsn on the
speedway in East Nor-walk again ycs-
tertlay afternoon. and it can be said
or thorn that they acted like gentle-
men. While the last brushing was go-
ing on they kept all the track and did
not binder in any way The teamstsrs
noticed this and said 'What a relief
from a week ago.“
iNCOUNfiU.
DRUGGISTS’ BIG CELEBRATION.
Two Days of Business and Pleasure at
Braniord Point.
Next. Tuesday and Wednesday. .lunc
ii and 12. will he memorial days for
Bradford Point and memorial days .or
the druggists 01‘ Connecticut. The
silver anniversary of the Connecticut
Pharmaceutical Association will be
observed on those two days at the
Branioul Point lwiotel The big sum-
mer hostclry has been secured for the
occasion by the committee of arrange
ments and (or the plans which have
been already laid or which are now
making. it. is safe to assert that‘the‘
convention will be one of the greatest:
events of its kind ever held in the
state of Connecticut. it is expected
that at least 300 druggists from all:
over the state will attend. 9. great
number of them accompanied by their»
wiles and other members of their
families. . , .
, WW
UNGONTE3TED DIVOROES.
Following are the uncontested di
voroe oases set for hearing In the sin-i
psrior Court short calendar, today:
Daniel P. Morrsll vs. Esther Morrow
Anna‘L. K. Hoffman vs. Charles E.‘
Hoffman: Jane C. Pstln vs. Helen Bil
H. Pontlnr Gonieve‘ Latour vs. Potdr
Latoui: John ii‘. Fitmiinhihns vs‘. Ag-z
nos D Fitzsimhlo‘ns; Harriet N. “Flelu’s
vs. John 8 Fields: Ernest it. Wilson'l
rs Katherine Wilson: Rose Patrick val
(looms Patrick; 'Josie‘ Bishop vs.
James E. Bishop: Nellie E. Brown vs.
Clayton H “Brdwu.-
Among the other crises costumed or
shoals ll. lineup at six ‘
Johnson at his. {drool
zoonnecticut vs. Percy
L. Jennings vs. Anne .Plutbb; Morti}
mer B. thheil vs P‘ebe l). Huhb‘ellg
for allowance. .
usher t
0 its ‘
Roxuitodgos tliqroii glib ii
nd Cantos, mandating;
on if oer-
Club. it is not. known lust when it Will , I
be organized. but it will be in the near “
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Hardwood and son ‘
¢ .
. Owing to the oeaib of Mr. Scofleld of our firm, the entire stock
is to be 'sold at once regardless of cost.
”lo and
"l
fINE RESTAURANT.
“Do you find it diilicuit Senator."
she asked. "to keep in touch with
your oohstluents. "'-’ '
“i beg your pardon ma '.am " he re-
plied. with a scared look. "but really i
must ask you not to use that expres-
sion with reference to my affairs.
Touch-«ls a word that i can't stand
since the papers used it in explaining
why 1 voted for the street railroad bill
tour years ago."
incurable. One Minute Cough Cure
made me a wall man." Norris Silver.
North Strntford N. H.-—-Becausc
YOu’vo not iouud relief from a stub-
born cough. don't despair. One Min-
ute Cough Cure has cured thousands
and it will cure you Sale and sure.
Geo. C. Stillson.
i entered the place trustingly. as is
my wont
“i should llike to look over your col~
lnrs " soldl
fem your neck is too short"
For, in spite 0! our vast commercial
expansion. there. arc still among us
succeed in business;
Dyspeptlcs cannot be long lived be-
cause to live requires nourishment
Food is not nourishing until it is (ll-v
gostcd. A disordered stomach cannot
digest iood it must have assistance.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests all
kinds or icon without aid from the
stomach. allowing it to rent and regain
its natural functions. its elements
are exactly the some as the natural
digestive fluids and it simply can‘t
help byt do you good. Geo. C. Stillsou
"lour face is very familiar“ said
the congressman. as he shook the col
' louscd hand of n constituent. “but i
really can’t recall your name."
“i don't wonder a bit at that," said
(lum fool editor or our'n. The time We
had our last country fair he went an‘
printed my pictcr with Bill Pcrkins‘
name under it."
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain 1L Hubbard. or Milv
ford. Del.. says: “Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy’s life. He began just like
the one we 10st with ecroup. We gave .
uickiy dropped
to sleep. and was all rig t in the mom X
ing. For sale by R. H. Plaisted and F. ‘
him a low doses.
H. Baxter.
livery. . , ,
A, TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
couldn’t heal the running sorothat i‘ol‘
lowed,‘but Buckien‘s Arnica Salvo en-
tirely cured‘her." Ini'allible tor Cuts. ‘
Currie.'80res. Rolls. Bruises. Skinnin-
ensos and Piles. Site at 11‘. H. Baxter“ s.
South Norwalk. and John A. Riggs,
Norwalk.
wrtus's Theme. ,
Teacherw—“Willi‘e Jones. in his com-
that right. Tommy?
ain't. They ain't notellin' when n biiz
sard’ ll como skltin' along "
lllson.
f'iistre mercy." pended the door-
kosher at the sad'dm
ere?
The Finest Summer Resort on the sound.
The Best sud Cheapest
for Kitchen use.
Continuity
i» .m ll .1
“lilting“
byh‘xourslans «Manly Every Day.
. pools] A time-
tions Daily
SHORE DINNERS A SPECIALTY.
will ‘i
‘3“ €323:
Would almost be tempted
to build another ark were
be living with us these wet
days. We have had such an
overdose of it that it has
tempted us to make an ear-
ly reduction in all our
"The Doctors told me my cough was ‘
MEN’S SUITS.
Note these prices with
20 PER CENT.
"Alas!" giggled the hnbordnsher "l '
$14.00 Suits now
12.00 Suits now
10.00 Suite now
ASSORTMENT
1.01113 & sot
Telephone 133-12.
85 WASHiNGTON 57..
SO. NORWALK.
those who would rather be bright than ,
GLOVER'S
THE PLACE.
the caller. “It's all the fault of that
A Trio at
3:3 00
.Men’ 5
Oxfords.
Micky (as the rival team appears on
the loisl-nllully gee! Do Young Ath-
letics has got a messenger boy for a
pitcher. Jimmy—~Dcn it's a cinch for
us. He is boun' to have a slow do. ‘
' One—~A Patent Oxford--~
has style—the bear
HARTFORD NAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
._.}?
in efleot May 19, 1001.
._.»...—
NEW YORK.
:50, 10:22x, 10:40. 11:35x.
:07. 7:55x, 8:11.10:20
SUNDAYS.
9240):.
0?10 M.-—3: 21x.5 33. 5:55x, 7120.8:40x
l.
NORWALK.
11:00x. 11:02.
6:02,T:00. 8:00x.9:30,11:00x.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.——12:02x. 6:00, 7:80. 10:02.
P. M.-—-6:00. 8:00x. 11:00.
NEW HAVEN.
5:22, 0:20, 7105):. 9:05x. 9:15.11115.
M.——2 : 46. 5:04. 7 : 2S.
SUNDAYS.
9:12, llzoflx.
P. iii.--7:15.9:05.
A. M.——6123.9:15,9:b3x.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.——-6:00, 7:23. 8250.9:38,11:37.
P. M.——4:00x. 6:25, 6:42,
a. m.; 0:10, 7:67 p. in.
An x indicates express.
Dailu Freighiw Line
Between
NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK
and
.‘NE W Y 0 R K.
Propellers
CITY OF NORWALK.
VULCAN AND EAGLE.
. Norwalk
without the tarry—full '
. "Of a gasoline stove burned a. lady ‘
l here Nighttuliy." writes N. 10. Palmer. ‘ . . .
. ot Kirk‘mnn. is. “The best doctdis- Another-11 Russet—«coal,
. easy, attracti'be-—~here in
a full edge. too.
Adah-A Velour Callie-
will" takes Iii h polisll‘ jE
«tool! not to the bee! ‘ ‘
or bind the instep.
position, says 'Spring has come.’ is
Tommy Erhard-wrist by a lugi'ui it « ‘
WEAR sHoEs
21m F17 .
‘ The bilious. tired. nervous man can-_ '1:
‘- uot successfully ompete with his.
healthy rive): Do We Little Early
ltisors. the mods“ pills for abortion»
tion. will romove tile cause of your
‘ troubles. Geno
“Where is he?" roused the wild eyed ,,
plainsman. "i am so plug to pinks hid:
- eat his words " .
"He is from .
, Sheldon and his winds are jaw break south iiio'rwsik.
' I J. a. suLtJvliN,
"'Ah low onths ago. load which i ate Priprietor ind Mullahs
it our floodlit)! politic. Chile .
_. now teat in brooktaet (and
Leave Ndorwallt 6 p. in. naive, Soc.
D In. More NEW YO
8mm. 28. East River. Beekmrm Street
I “you
P.~Weed and H‘.~plondening‘& Co.
NEW YORK. unwkliAvEN &
B
the scope of ourx abiiii
comhiuin your ideas wit
our experience results in oft
fccts and Color schemes. wel
carried out, that must charms".
Completing the entire honed
‘ illtfll'iui, or a simple job 0
wpapcrlng recéivcs tiles '
conyscllntious care and mas:-
terful“ execution when we
liavcv'your orders.
m
Wail Papers, Painters" Sup-
plies. Artists’ Materials.
Window Shades, Cornice Poles.
pxcrrunss.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decor.
ating.
Telephone Call, 1333.
' Open evenings till 8 :30.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST..
0
South Norwalk,‘ ' Conn.
LEAVE SOUTH NoswsLK Fen
A.M.——12:35x. 4:555: 5:45x. 0:16.
:55, 7:13, 7:54, s:iox,9:03x.9:36,
P. M.—l2:55x, 1:17. 2:25x, 3:04
zillx. 4:07, 4:50x, 5:33, 51651:. 6:41.
A. M.—»12:35x, izbiix. 5:45x. 9:05.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH'
A. M.—~12:02x.‘ 5:00, 6:00. 7:00,
8:00x.8:02.9:00x,9:04x,10:02x.10:04.
P. M.——]2:02,1:04,1:30x. 2:003. 3:02
3:30x. i:02x. 4:04. 4:30. 5:02, 6:00x,
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
A. M—lZ: 08x, 1:09x. 1: 20x 6:18.
7: 42. 8: 42 9: 10:1. 10:10x, 11:08x. 11:38.
P Iii—121(32):. 1.10. 3.0731. 4.18.
Bridgeport. in addition to shorty-P.
A. M.——l2:08x, 1:09x, 1:20x, 7:42
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
‘. 7 P. M.—-l:20, 2:22, 4:25x, 5:10, 6:00.
‘ :10.
Sunday trains to Dunbury. 9:20 a.
in; 7:30 p. in. Leave Danbury. 8:05
3:13" ill ;
1W .
fiiggotm "51‘de ' ‘
‘ 'mgp'éi‘l 8M0] .. bottom More:
M1010 8UB8TH’UTE89 BE‘SURE YOU GET CATON'8.: .1
hold by if. H. Baxter. R. H. Pinisted,
Corn Floaters.
White Moonlain ice
Cream Freezers.
Planet Junior Seed
Drills and
Wheel Hoes. ‘
Sluo Shot.
Paris Green.
Sprau Pumps.
Comstock.
Watkins
61 Dow.
m WASHINTON STREET.
South Norwaik.
”—-
Our Tel. Colitis 43-0.
HORSES.
TO SUIT EVERYBODY. /
WE HAVE menu comma BY m
cantons nvnnv mow oars.-
. em:-
M. TARLOV
cossooriour maximum.
South Norwcilt.
. Moorland hills
”with
”88888?“ skiing dud recon,-
. the ex ddi ostlve
sans.‘ “‘i‘iisthel diodtficove‘led lire g8:
, antand tonic. not
. can so preach it. in efficiency.
or in tending: ion
m ti her a ermansnt youths
#kél a. I ignition. linen1 tbui'n.’
coll duos
'Slckfl‘ licheftlssiroiglaflrampsa
allotherlresnltsoi imperfeotdlgestion.
.atidli. s1 .econ his: time!
mffil‘ifia Book alismtdynpom ama some
Prepared by; anml‘rr sco coinage
Edward 1’ Wood. Namath.
George C. Btiileon. Booth Norwalha' ‘ .- .
Norwalk Chronicler