i V Crosshisn
do Dome
ml in; in Meir
n of New York city.‘
Mrs. J. H. 'lldt»
, Coleytown. was
the residence of
HauEhtuck black
l? Scotch collie
o
l‘: he residence of
IM)7 New York City.
it nécgub of Arthur
F oilfield, was
,%fia§flm§me
oman
*Gibsdn and son
i ‘ demon", from Westno'rt- attended the
Y n. was the
agile Mr. and
An intere lug
arranged as usual.
illid Westports baa
iirdoy afternoon.
.Qlllihatn and a gang
6 k 4
‘ . i if
amliy. of New
. posted to arrive
at . pretty residence in
9 Bedford, John Din
Bedfdrd were trying
ore Saturday afternoon
race track.
rray, of Philadelphia.
.. spending a few days
own. is now the guest
of Greens
can undergoing an
all r at the Bridgeport
! pected home ’l‘hureday.
-. Inl'gd sand East Norwalks
baseball yesterday at-
e. Yannlgsns were once
a, the score being 26
sting of the Washington
held June 17th at the
rs. Samuel Allen. New
e elected and refresln
_ launching Captain
nly boat of its kind in
,. f presents a hand-
n a' good north
863 is becoming very-
, . 'e summer residents
us: ‘Almost every plea
,, n a number of parties
Weeding up and down the:
re in town Saturday
,Mng bills in the store
9 coming heavy weight
9.15:;- place in Smiths
t
team yesterday after
fifth inning for some
poo refused to finish
. score at the time was
. . a o: 010 ompos.
. ti ut Railway & Lighting
more people to Come
y afternoon than any
o. The cars from
rwalk were late
Willow ~ "
piano were found
, 1'0 fibUbway.
‘. All it‘ thought
'66 port parties. At
6nd wagon are in a
”tenants '0!
g;- lutlni about
. been Ill u go far robot/area .
engaged .tho .u'
and Farms. fort .
evenili'i‘ohy Charles Bi
iii ill
by the pitcher, cutting a large and
lured, as the distance she fell from
Bay Club. at Manllassett Bay, L. i‘..
" Raga and Mr. Williams, ‘
.. the affair.
.tbis city; dndhas avryél'k‘ytdml known
* throughout the at W «
, are making a big bowl about it. Snail;
u , ‘ 10:3“ can ticket 411 d that thus the "In
mViIVthductVIIr EJV‘L Kimball w
.. Disses .. , ' .
Item the lofty fia‘ g his ground
on Clarpbonrd Ii 1 ' '
Mira Nellie caves. of addiction.”
‘ forblerly of- “tattoo“. was the 3
attorney of. also: Iii/an.
, New York city, was
.6, 13 I 09 Bridgeport. we
8
8‘ r
yest ay at his parents, Mr. M
and Mrs. L. Fanning. In Riverside lives
hue.
Mr. nd Mrs, Emmerich Braves; o
lliversi e ave u 3’3” the road on J
oath of a chic!
orn Saul ay a tor»
noon. '
Mr. and not Dickerson have linen -*
entertaining their grandson and in les “,5
from out of town. at their home in an . ~ ’
‘1 street
,=Mr. Ashbrook. of l orwalk, won the
hansorne revolvér ralfl .
Ticket No.‘
9 was tho‘lucky number.B ‘
'iihe children of the Greens Earths
Congregational Church gave a very in
targeting service last evening consist-
lng of singing and racitatlonb. ,
JamssBolg'er oil. Main street while
pinyin ball Saturday afternoon in the
triple i539 , . .. f6 {thaw-6W8 Was“
stimuli at! y a hall thrd'wn
do” 3th in his finger and disabling
him so he could not girlish the game.
A humour of You“; ladies and gen.
surpripfl ven Friday ovening to Miss
Annie alker at her home in South.
port. in all there were fifty guests
present. Cake and cream was served
at eleven o'clock and dancing was en-
joyed IIntill twa a. In. Many friends
from South Norwalk Bridgeport and
Fairlield were present. Vv no reported
a most enjoyable time
The Misses Mary and Elizabeth
Cockroft and Miss Schettler started
this morning fol a trip abroad. As they
dross up to the station in one of their,
stylish carriages Miss Schettler at-
tempted to alight and in some way
caught her foot in the step. throwing
her to the round. At first it was
thought the. the ladyI was seriously in.
was quite high; but in a short time af-
ter regaining her iitrength from the
shock, she appeared to be all right.
and the party took the next train for
New York.
in the regatta of the Manhaesett
Saturday afternoon. both the race-
abouts Rogue and fills, owned by Fred
Bedlord. of Southport, did not finish.
The meat of the liogue was broken
the remaining yacht. was disabled. Tile
Sis, which was clean behind the Rogue
when the accident happened picked up
the crew of the Rogue and withdrew
from the race. The Badger which was
sailed by W. Herbert Jennings. was
the only boat in the class to finish. as
the remaining yacht was disabled. he
wind was very strong, which was the
cause of the boat being disabled.
The game of base ball played Sat
urday afternoon between the Yanniv
guns and the Mauied Men. of Sausa-
tuck was very interesting. A large
number of people assembled on the
Sexton field at 3:30 when the Yannl-
guns went to the bat. For the lirst
two innings the game was close, after
that the Yannigans. showed what they
Were made of and did some very clever
playing. The score was! 15 to 6 in
favor of the Yannilraus. The Married
Men challenged the Yarrnigans for a
same to be held Saturday. June 22.
The Married Men say they did not
want to beat the Yannigans for fear
they would not play again. it was. no-
ticed that some oil the Married. Men
were limping around yesterday with
canes in their hands. on account of
their fast running trying to win .the\
same.
Arion Lodge. 0. D. H ".9, gave their
first outdoor picnic of the season yes-
terday afternoon on the grounds Of
John Neumans place. A- areat many
were presént as usual. including roth
are and sisters from Norwalk, outh
Norwaik and Bridgeport. several in-
teresting games and races were held.
among which worn a bicycle race be-
tween Aloia Manner and August
Wicke. The course was extended ovar
a hold a quarter of a mile long. and the
participants were obliged to ride over
the roughest part of it. The race was
won by Alois Manner. who came in a
wheel’s length ahead of Mr. Wicks.
The sport of playing tug of war was
then enjoyed altar which a lumplmt
match was held. Supper was served
at 6 o'clock. and at 10 o'clock. after
spend; a very inexact time. the
happy people rank '6 “to" their homes. in
well pleased With the management of
ha. KNAPP Iii smnosaoar.
Howard ll. Knapp, or Bridgeport.
son~innlaw of Chgrlen E. Perkins. of
an interesting"! ell riau
or} I“ '0
port politics, corruption ianIilIh has »
been shewn sun fro neatly in the W
- laturs in recent ears. Mia Knapp Ila ‘ V
president of the board of on than», I.
- ment has won tug raise of'nl hone
citizens. particular y. when ammo:
to yield to thoadalllrea or a ringto
at the pity treasury. Mayer tirlln3,“
acting. it is said lat the bohestv of the
"machine " has put a condition in Mr.
Knapp I place on the board and all the
papers of the city. with one exception.
of them are urging that he be nominatv
r. mayor a an independent as.
downs I lor/ they are our
440 lb illltr 9066.5?
billion" 9' mp an
‘96 . .
. Inlngstylu comprisina 01V! hm
actions at .Jl’lril andA Ammo
inn of II m tom:
_ Mobile ’mfl’m‘k wosiil
, I11‘ia 20 splendid
Made with amidst a
have myokflém other: "
. Lower Rates for on V
, ablae—sndwhlu and iii
.9 ask "and colored Mani all:
W: narrows » “ ~-
no i I l ‘ .
lied. Mancini: cuculnrrltnl- '
.lmmmmg .
itidm factorial: for 70
nations, that goes to make a I.daloi
Wilma”: Detail! .
mlfli‘fldfilw. 54 [VIIIlwu lintllz‘
final-"871mm “Silk. in m'biaVck lull tin V
of, his parents MN .
m
for Boys’
with roll bargains that VV
every mother who' bu
M
Best and Chilallesi
for Kitchen use.
if:
$906610? rods 00"
Ivan prices at Ito but now are Initial!
7» fill Vll mam Suits. oi blue. red and brown
lotmlth sailor collar; handsomely divulged
braid . Si it's: 3 to ”unmas- ' .
LAWN mowaas firm"
on your lawn been growing
. tut lately? Made you Willi for a goodlnwn
more several kinds, all 3006‘.
else we wouldn't tell you about them:
toll. Railway
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9
HARTFORD RAILRQAD
TIME TABLE.
its N68: Normals if: '
Liberty like and Lilierly ribbon. b.l'amwckkw all _
groan. “inferior” and other iigblmawinls. ,
Manual as do sole. in black and while: allover
loitinml’lalnun with lace lnurtiounslou .
d all Saturday in ' ox
The dilly. eacrip‘ ion lite .V
had of the turnout on
ten buggy, dr'aWn by a bi,
Mr and Mrs. W 8. Underhardt‘ rods
from New Canaan,‘ yesterday morning. ‘
and were the 3’qu to of M. . ,
Elmer Banks of §South Main atreet.
They returned to their home in New
Canaan. last evening
In effect May 10, 1901.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YQBK; ..
A. M.——12. 36x. 4: 56): 6. 46:,
6:55, 7: 13. 7: 64,
. 9: 66. 10: 32X. 1.0: 40. 113351. . ,_,
. M.:-—12 561, 1:17 2: 26$.“
3'211. 4: 07, 4‘ 50:. 5: 88,
. 7:07. 7: 55:, 8:11, 10: 20.
La \fll Mower Sharpener,
stash? to any machine. can be used while now-
” therknlvgl even and true. soc M f . Youivdknowh 0' MI W while-
little boiler “awry year at the same
A party of East 9nd South Nor
walk wheelmen intend to go to Wilton .
this evenina. to attend a dance given
it is thought that aim
_ , tum if
Vton couples will be in the number . Mil. lat-bottom: M“ V‘hm‘h m "m“
«aboli- gnd'éiI’II‘m amrbnilt by tile
Lianne: Boat Cam
I Inooiitler in (high than? ‘
Mrs. s. C Reynolds ls riding a new _4A_ M.-—l2'35x 4,5“:
Pi oM.:-——8 21x, 6. 33, 6: 663,7: 20, 8: 40!.
‘tEVAvs new yank son sourH
A party of wheelmen from Dorian
Norwaik and other places, rode to lilac
evening, and our
015' an snot ‘sve
The party was headed.,,by by
Elsie Canadian and Course
both of Barton.
twenty in the run. Mr. nyan wang co“
pietely taken by Surprise. no happen
ed to be at home, but “was until
ready to go to' South Norwalk. when
the door bail rang. and. some one asked ‘
man When he put in .
an appeared c, all shouted “surprise.
He oculd not utter a
weld for the time being, but when he
did find words. he invited the visitors
in. and a very enjoyable evening was .
spent in playing games, singing and
playing on the piano and dancing. Re
freshmenta were served during the
owning, and at 12 o’clock, tables were
spread, and a bountiful supper was
parishes of. Mr. Ryan was presented
with a handsome mecrschaum nine.
Norwalk Saturda
prised Louis Bye
Doublicndxgowboat—I ftion Hula Mllllo'
A. M.:-12 02x. 5: 60, 6.
rim.“ cedar; painted in an an out;
7:0
8: 00):. 8: 02, 9: 003, 9: 04!, 10: 0‘82, 10: 04,
11: 00x. 11: 02.
P. M.-——Vl2: 02. 1: 04, 1: 30!, 2:,00! 8. 02
6.0,"! 7:00. 8: 00x.980 11: 00!.
no on Mona,“ T490
‘lr.
Canvas addllng Cam. Grills M46 or I6
long. ”In “beam; oak ohms cedar frame and
nlah of mahogany:
' 1Ito—Iii 0! I534 ti-
' ‘ m6: eA. .
lanai finish' is of bullcmul. Ionics.
I it to bl
nmhwlonfiln mdfiifia who, 553"”
wash A R ER
Broadway. Fourth A onus. Ninth . d Tenth Street:
A. Liz—12 02:. BE 00. 7: 30, 10: 02.
‘.P M.:—-—6 00 8:09x,11:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NOBWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A M.:-—12 08x, 1: 09K.
7: 42, 8: 42 9: 108, 10:1,0Vx,11:08X, 11: 38.
131.0 3: 07:. 4: 18.
Milk. 9. 16 11:15.
MBrldzeport, in addition to above-4".
M.-~2: 40, 5: 04. 7: 2‘8.
in one chorus.
P Sun
in: screen. ;c; Cleats, for0 fun}
36: 22, ‘6: M20, 7: 058.
new voax. . '
A. M.-12:08x, 1:09x, 1:201, 7:42,
P. 169715.905.
scorn NORWALK T0 DANBURY.
AM.:—~623::.:.915963x
.II.:',-120 222 425x,510 660
Ellis Taylor and Samuel
lode to Bridgeport and return, yester
day. on a tandem. They report the
roads in fair condition,
I I
Lester Roberts. Frank Sherwood
and Robert Clark took a bicycle ride to
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
Darien and other places yesterday at
A. ,M.:-~600. 723.8509:38, 11:37.
P. M.:—»4 00x. 6: 25,6 :42.
Sunday trains to Daubury. 9: 20 a.
m.: 'l: 30 p. m. Leave Danbury, 8: 05
a. m.:6:,:,10757p In.
An 1: indicates express.
The Cleveland Wheel Club did not
go on a lap yesterday. it is probable
that they will take a club run nekt
John W. Stull of this place rides a
line new bicycle.
FURNITURE ETC.
Owing to the north of Mr. Scafield of our firm, the entire stock
is to be sold at once regardless of cast.
all Fol the
L
soowrn a"I’I‘lfonw'aut
.990
NIW'YOIK
The entries for the Cleveland Club
bicycle race to be held on the seven
teenth, are rapidly coming in. There
are quite a large number of Stamford
riders entered beside a large number
of local cracks and riders from other '
G. Friedrich, the South Norwalk are M_ ,
cer ha da narrow esdlrpe from injury,
this morning, by having the chain of
his bicycle come off, while near '1‘.
Griffin’s drug store‘. Luckily the oils. ll . ' .
did not interfere with the running of ‘
the wheel and Mr Friedrich Was able
to dismount before he Was thrown
CITY OF 'NORWALK.
.VULCAN AND EAGLE.
Leave Norwall 5 II. II. Move South
Loan New York,
SOUTH NORWALK OONN
V ». Norwalk 6 p. In.
[tier :3, past Sivan Batman 8
THE oILMA‘N norms.
Funds Haived Blood Mr. Gliman Died
in the Charge Made in New York.
This story comes from New York:
Although the ,heirs of George Francis
Gilman, the millionaireltaa merchant.
who died on March it last, at Black
Rock. and Mrs. Helen Potts Hall. who
h III l“.:l"°&“€l‘”ml,‘ll"
sen ma In; a s r ngi III a
settlement of his estate. a new“ liti
nabbed started 4mm
.Norton. the adhliniatrator in till:
lie asked for an iniundtinn ,to rear rain .
rgMe H. Hartford, who manure
years and says he wail
-. from selling or.‘
. uses or. any of
the appointment ,of iI
charge of the bullpen
Charles Hufitucll’.
Notion, has made an assailantionu f
the‘ books of the tea moanies,n
Mu will! it
, Passenger Sioumorflarlom I
will ”motions. daily
"if!!! "all!!! I?!” ’ .
The ”no" Summer Resort on the Sound.
txourslons Nearly Every nay.
Good Music and Special Attrac-
flan: Bally '
says she is his House ‘ 5,;
oatto'bay's rdiii‘r.
90th tiara/am.
J. E. SULLIVAN,
Prioriltor ml Wfllmfl.
Bathing. bont- .
eclric cars to hotel, ; , .
connootingfiwlth all trains on the N. ,‘i
7 more native-'6; 4 appear. rr.
. lists ought to
be wiped out of existdnc‘o if it takes
every gun and every gallows in the
land to do it.” .
’ :‘What’s your
against them?" l-
"Will. the scoundrela refused to buy
flup our plant!"
W
IDangeVrIV disease nd death follow our
giant of the have II.
, Little may Rivers to regulate them
1 Iliad you will add (years toyo'u'r life and a .
1 life to your years. it litany to' take. neyor
.. gripe. Goo. C. Swim
MOVING DAY.
Sunday school Masher—«When did
the Israelites move out from the land .
of the Egyptians?
Johnny: PhlatzMOn the lat of May;
m
benching of the: 5
ha propertyo mland r.
you no oil painting, at all?” ‘
“Oh no!" ropl
don't consider til
"Not Master meta“ ‘
Swing?” Nuritcli. ”‘l
an unmade.
tag page: mo
Use De Witt'a ,
i .
other lfielwm Ail-loco
nurses-othemt
851cc tile deal , , ,
umdavlt a ere. an an
r. Hartford with” 6719. mild!
which is one-half the turn oredl ted to
Mr. Climan on Janl‘il
ditional entry since Mia!"
charsiiut to his account 6919. 204.
V II. Shows. Cattle (Isn't
Of courts i happend in the West.
where Woman hays full address. .,
"How III lt." the political manager
, was salted, "that you failed to not tho.‘
woman vote?" .
The biiluua. tired, nervous man can-
gt successfully compote twith his
rivl. :nayvm tt' '
Wall Paparaplfiiatera’ Sup-
plies Artist? Materials.
Window Sig as, [Cornice Poles.
Picturesm Framed to Order.
‘ Painting, Parietal-longing. Decorc
sting
Telephone Call, 133-3.
Open‘evenings till 8:30.
woman,
87 WASHINGTON ST..
South Norwalk, M Com. M
White Mountain ice
Cream Freezers
Planet Junior Seed
Drills and
Wheel Hoes.
Sine-Shot.
Paris Green.
Spiel) APuInps,
Comstoc‘k.
Watkins
61 Dow.
In WASHINTON STREET.
South Nomalk.
'--——q‘
Our Tel. Call. I: 4”.
HQRSES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY
wn .nAvn roan canine BY TH]
. canlwaunmrrhwmrs. I
m
M. TARLOV
continua-tour TURNPLKII.
“booth Morrow ‘
» ermine 98an
.: l‘MI: CNS!»
Mali ti. million. Booth Sonatina
canto. a Alto Ir. ' ’ “w" "‘8'“ ”mm“
t‘VlVihht new clerk has none bank to- 1
“Oh the roosters crowing over in i ..
.that mission house across the
street made him homesick.”
“VIVID A '09"! LIPIVV
ll 1! “WM
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Norwalk Chronicler