._ a 0i Greene Fauna
V3100Kral1Yale, an an
on who hue beén attend-
a ndemy. at Syracuse,
for the summer.
660706}: at‘ the West-
.Vlvere Henry L. Bishop
.u H. BIClark New Hav-
dama. of the Sheffield
l, Yale, has returned .to
‘ l'IVIIs iontbe num-
W
til of a boy horn Mon-
lr‘ KonIe in Greene
graduates Friday,
eld Scientific School
. lll'zht are prepar—
theiIN golden wedding.
e1 residence of her par—
lid Mrs. Albert U. Smith.
few ”days with his grand~
e Adams returns today. to
in Portland. Ore” for the
pough is home rom
in'er Mr. McDonough
dailion as foreman of
with no Connecticut Bail-
lilting Company.
ingt'o'n Club meet tonight.
uence of Mrs. Samuel Allen
action of oiflcers and trans~
Illness on hand the mem-
in will take a trolley ride
where they will enjoy
would like to III-Innge
iteama in the state thai
0in between the ages of sili-
“(I My. Those that wish to
, urtls William Collins
9.9 unnébocke Messrs Col—
[unnebacke furnished music
lllon
lent Railway and light—
{are using oil headlights
cars on the local division in
t the electric headlights which
were recently equipped with
coonnt of the poor power that
headlights have been replaced
ectrlo headlights giIe very little
h weak poweI
labor of the local, oyster. com-
tated to a Sentinel reporter
6y afternoon that Mr. Byxbee
. . Inn 6 held by Eli Bradley near
"Pol l. The gentleman also stat
V and place that was ever held by
dley Also that a petition was
the purpose of cal
Meeting to investi-
Vision; Foreman Purdy stat-
ttlle last car VIoIIld leave compo
tonight at 11:30 connecting
N Walk and Bridgeport cara On
M’la and $atIIIVd y evenings
“adult: as in held at ompo Beach
“1V Will leave Weetport for
, . 1.250 Garnieave Weetport
00 Beach an tollowa 9l50.
:10 and“: 50a In. p. In. at
10l502303l0350430
0. 6:30 7:10 7:50 “681.30
li‘wo evenings oitrn care will be
avian Westbort at 9:10 9: no
ll :10 The last car will
oil for Weetporl at
rvtliih cars for Nar-
H
09:64:“ the launch Vign-
w’o startle logo: or
,1 pa hart. and both were
6 , highoei notch.
Al it would be a tie.
noon 4 it was noticed that
daily. but surely gain-
eastward over a will“
ilk. toward Blutf Point.
the lead. and at the
yacht lender quite
liar. A party that
rabid 7‘!th (“bullet
3‘ a. 1
04 ll hold: a born
i I'lloieatomoh
m a.» I not
Wendi: “Mandarin
. the" regular Inllltlry service.
IIRADFOBU PAPER "0.1.906800. a“
.1 , usnlucl: tibiae Company No ’.
the W .l ort Wire Rollin
I enjoyable linden
a New (In
«illoutalde .ithe firemen Were Mr and
Mrs. Charles Benton, .flmlth a
daughter. Rev. M Holmes. M It
llam Stuart an 050th
Mine Nettie. Digiova‘nni. Mira.
Godfrey and daughter
Northrop and c lldreu. Cheri
mood. Willla‘m ”all". ‘I'l‘h hdmaa‘
John Slfllivan. Richardaliaynham. Job
Wheeler. Horatio Digiovnnnl and or
era. in returning from the mixed 1
last evening. this temple was loot u
or the hell on the Saugatuok Hone Car»
rlnge. somewhere between Pioneer
Hook and Lodd er Company's house,‘ in
Norwalk. and» Mill ‘I l A
5 same won Ill be. gmtefuliy
thanked by returning it to the Sough-
tuck Hone Company.
Yeaterday morning ll‘redllIick Doers
of the firm at Beers Brothers. was lie.
llyerlng sinner-lea in a light wagon to
Vpartlen 0n the want aide at the river.
He startéd the poi-lie down the hill into
Riverside avenue at a last rate. and
lust as he was turning Wllliams' cor-
her into Riv‘érslde avenue the tire and
‘lellll chin 0!! one 01:1 the wheelilr Mr;
Beers is one ‘ot the kind who does not
believe in letting a little thing preVent
one from going where they wish. Any
way. he did not stop to pick up the the
and telly, but kept Iight on going up
Riverside avenue at the some speed.
When he reached the carriage bridge
he drove II little elbwer. as when the
spokes hit the bridge it made the rid~
lug rather rough. Before he had cross-
ed the bridge some of the spokes be.
gun to fallout of the hub. and as thrc,
wheels and a half were better than
none. Mr. Beers did not stop. and turn
ed up Main street to the. store. He then
placed another order in the wagon and
started out to deliver the some. with
a little over three wheels under him.
WhenIhe returned there was only three
wheels and a. hub left.
Edward Anderson and Hezekiah
Thompsbn. colored and a man by the
name of Perry, weIe mixed up in a
light last evening. The trouble
started yesterday afternoon. when
on out the party took ' a wheel
from Lena Shaw’s (colored) apart-
ments our Gaul: Brothers office in
Riverside avenue. Together Thomp-
Son and Perry then started, for Compo
mill with the wheel. When they arriv-
ed at the mill they met a camping par—
ty. and as they were very thirsty after
the long ride. they probably drank
more than was good for them.‘ After
spending the afternoon with their
friends they returned to Westport in a
happy mood. They were still thirsty
when they arrived in Westport and
went to Geoghan lb Rohan s Highland
cage to quench it IvhenI they went into
the saloon they left Miss Show' 8 Wheel
outside While they were drinking
and having a merry time. EdwaId An-
derson, who lives in the same building
as Miss Shaw was passing by and nor-
iced the wheel. Trouble then began.
He went into the saloon and asked Per-
ry and Thompson who told them they
could take the wheel. There
were words. and the three clinch
ed. and as It result when they
tell. they come near going through
the window. and as they came
in contact with it they broke several
panes of glass. Some of the party then
ran outside, where they"went at it
again. This time Anderson : and
Thompson were in it. knocking each
other down several times. and: using
very profane language. Thompson
started on a run up Riverside avenue
with Auderson otter him..aayinx:_ ‘6' ll
kill you. ‘nlggnhc’ Later Anderson rc-
turnesl alone. When he was in front
of the saloon, Perry, who was standing
on one side of the road. picked up a
large .‘stone Anderson saw him and
also picked one up. With that Perry
started to run across the bridge. and
Anderson threw his stone at him. After
picking up what was left of his hat.
Anderson toou another drink and re.
turned to his rooms.
u...—
RAILROAD CONTRACT SIGNED.
NEW YORK. June l9-A contract
has been signed in this city for II com-
plete'I‘ouliii of rolling stock. including
pressed steel cars. locomotives and
masonic or coaches for the Republic
and 0 ml Forks Railroad in Washing
ton. The road will be tony-eight
miles long. and of standard gum. At
Grand Forks it will connect with the
Canadian Pacific. rullmd. The first
trains Itlll be run early in Noyember.
it nothing comm to block the uranium
lion work now under was. The. road
will he used: mainly to carry gold and
Miller ore from the mm in the lie
public district on the micro alone of
the cascade: to Canadian limiters at
Grand Forks. 1
STUDENTS PARWNED.
81'. 9619773860603 alum Ill-em
tenor Oil‘s bulletin do” the condition
of the marina and her child is entirely
satisfactory. The our similar! the
birth of his ddnxbtor by tuning ‘4
ohm containing the punishment of
.tho dam. 94000049. Some or them
are exempted from further military
unwound other: are credited with
their period of punlnbmonl. on port oi
Charles
tiling up 9,11“th New”,
one the nature of which baa not b
a
Many cyollala rode to South Nor-
walk last evohllng and attended the en
robbinl ecliool in ['10th
TI: ntre. They had oongiderame dial , I
unity in finding places for their bikes.
Mr. and Mrs Extent: 14.77030”;
wheels to Bungalow yesterday after-
noon. They in to leave Iron: there
tor Bridgeport pally. and utter amend
713 a couple of days with Mr. and bile.
S. Aringtrong, or Builuell
atf‘r’dei Fleet End. thia‘y will ride to New"
lliiven and be the guests of Mr. and
litre. Aaron S Damon. at Church I»
street MI. and Mrs Halnen formerly
reamed in New Haven. They are both -
‘ crack cyclists and when in New Haven
they took a run' of 800 miles in ten
days . \
lIn-a. David A’.‘ Hammond. of East
Nurwnlk. is riding a new Cleveland bin
cycle:
' . .1, II D
George leby, Joseph Larson and D.
C; Winters, of Danbury, rode to South
Norwnlk yesterday afternoon and stop ‘
They ‘
pod at the Mahackemo hotel.
rode a triplet
I I O
The street department has now been
working in Taylor avenue for about;
two weeks and when it is completed
it will be another speedway. This in
the way Superintendent Samuel W
Hoyt put it, in talking to me yenter- .
day. it will be especially adapted for
cyclists and there is no doubt that the
thoroughfare will he used extensivelI. I
This in something that has been need?
ed for a long time altd tenmsiwere as
well as cyclists. will appreciate
move.
I
Samuel S.
new bicycle.
I
A lrage number of the cyclistu' in'
the Nor-walks rode to New Canaan
yesterday to witness the parade.
O U U
The Lafayeti Wileelmon. of Bridge-
port. intend coming here next Sunday
and take dinner at Dorion's Point/J
They will also visit Roton Point.
I t I
Special Ofllcer David A. Reardon.
rode to New Canaan in his wheel yes-
terday to take in the. celebration
I I I
A party consisting of eighteen young
people rode up Washington street.
shortly after 8 o',elocli last evening.
They did not stop in the center of
the city but turned into South Main
street. and it is presumed that they
were bound for Roton Point.
lNCOGNlTO.
comsrocu carcues cnooxs.
Visiting his Native Tawn, he had an
Eye to Business.
Anthony Comatook. of anti-vice fame
in New York. took a hand ll the
centennial celebration at New Canaan. ,
Mr. Comstock‘s part was not down: on
the program. but it was none the less
appreciated. it should be known In
the first place that the man who has
won fame as a lighter or vice in New
Work is a native of New Canaan. He
was brought up in the little village
which is described as being next door
to Heaven and there imbibed n hatred
for vice in all its forms.
Mr. Comslock found time. to leave
his many duties in the metropolis and
run up to his native town for the can»
tennial. He had not been in the, vil-
lage long before his eye. ever alert for
a violation of the lawn of decency.
spotted street iakire selling indecent
badges. A counu’l was held and Mr.
Comat'ock advised the arrest or the.
laklrs. or whom there \vere four. To
secure the necessary evidence a num»
her of young men Were commissioned
to buy the badges in question. They
dld no. and then Grand Juror Boson
swore out a warrant {or the arrest of
the faklrs. They were hauled before
Justice Nichole. who lield court in the
Opera House building.
Court opened at 6 o‘clock. and the
court room was tilled Io overflowing
The laliirs denied selling the articles.
but' the evidence against them was
overwhelming Grand Juror Boson
conducted the prosecution. Al his el
bow out the terrible Anthony Con)-
atook. prolnptlna him and telling him
questions to ask the Manners. ‘
The evidence who sufficient in Jun-
tlce Nichow mind to convict the men.
He imposed I fine of one dollar and
min on each. run continued line and
060’“ lwere in each case. 95.34. in ad
Milton II jail 60000000 oi so days was
‘4hlpila‘ed With animation suspended
prodding the plan loll town within
twelve hours. This they gladly coh-
acntcd to do 711410" pm lh‘dlr dues
and took the an; train out ipl Newt
Chilean
{The companion (attire of the unfor»
tubule fo‘nr Pore flinch put out over
the arrests. They were Inclined to be
«eg at first but on In: one the
prime rector in the preemption was
they unbound.
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Luci“! IALDWIH 810K
8333““. FRANCISCO June Iawn.
of. ,
“Connecticut avenue. rode on their
the '
Mather has purchased a
I , coca although:
‘ conic
91/
' Ihulastcdsoyem, on use"
renown longer under more
‘ favorable conditions.
.= 1am the better
lea than sin
{VtothoV
It will protect your
"PM of two generation“-
or tile.
90:94:13 4:!» of thou”ll null-
will your dealer mt
:rltof 13.0. aluminum"
lorilluatroted book on mom.
amnion
I'm not: noun"
um voila
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l
The oul
Ask you
Eclipse
-.., ~ 1.
J The Morrow CoealerBtake lsV the
parent of all coaster brakes.
it was the first; it is the best.
been good enough to need no change.
It increases the utility of the bicy-
cle; it decreases the effort necessary
to propel it.
More pleasure ;
Never put all until tomorrow when
you can bny'a MORROW‘V today.
Semi for our illustrated booklet.
..; Ehln.fl. Y.
y coaster brake that has
less exertion.
1' dealer to get it for you.
Manufacturing 60..
“ CALL Iron FREE‘V‘VVVV V
CHARLES E. sevmoun as Washingt
A STRICTLY PURE AND
Appetizmmatt aetlsu
I.‘» FOR‘SOIIPS ovaries; non.
. ‘ SAME. MEATS ETC...
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on Street, South Norwalk.
WILLIAM ill. BETTB. 15 Main Street. Norwalk.
FEARED HIS RECEPTION.
w..-
Taylor Thought His Wife's
Would be Unklnd to Him.
Judge Robinson. oi the Superlo
Court. held a short session this morn
ing, and adjourned until Thursday
The only case ready was that of Fred
erick J Taylor against Josephine it
Taylor. II petition for divorce on the
ground of desertlon The parties re
aide in Con (lob and were married
June 18 1900 her maiden name belne
Josephine Woodhull. Taylor in his
complaint alleged that lhe Ilenertcd
him on March 4 1892 and refused tr
come back. Attorney Burns appeared
my“! proiltloneI and Attorney lame:
lIhIVfoI; the defendant.
ETaflor thetlled that new will oi
employment; and Ihht they agreed one
should no to her bone and he to his.
"or WON" ”you about a mile and
half from his a he wanted h
in come liack will live with him. 0
wroteh er. Judge doblnson “In; him
Why he did not so after her and 'l‘
ior replied that he did nut think in
People
would meet with a particularly plume .
ant reception
I‘I-Tilo more was
downy and ii:
“494171
present more eyeing evidence.
modeled with the
(3760 to II and
Judge 0070M
wart until Thu
caller matters will he arm I
1Ww
aurora wow.» omnibus.
NGBPOLK June 4th
i. 6mm returned from a too
mum; It .11 unlock nun «amen, h
all
The manner on one to 3
. adjourned :V
‘. when short “9 4
The Norwich Record says "Accord-
ing to an Omaha judge, feeding hose is
not a part of a woman's work. Here is
an opportunity for many women to aa-
Iert their rights and rcluoe to coals8
meals for their husbands."
“C: C. C." on Every Tablet.
Every tablet of Cascarels Candy
Cathartic bears the famous C. C. C.
Never sold in bulk. Look for it and
accept no other. Beware of fraud.
All druggists, Ioc.
Panny‘h’ow. when i am asked to
slap] never say: “Oh. i can ti” but I
alwun all down at the pinho—
amnion—And let the audience find it
out foil thonléiveaz
04W
.3": 4
1 ~ creasing
V Norwalk and South Norwalk.
.LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK eon
The low not I
We notice it 170 ion
are in the basins”.
We are not talking huDi’W
. That word is too common and I
has become to insult”
Nevertheleaa 1: all
’1, money 4
It”
in
other on
ing a little
shoe lines.
We are very particular in ourl
selections. we know you areI
and we do not intend that you
will get ahead of us in portion
larlty
We stake our reputation on
these: Somalis :er women.
, Elite and Texhppe or men-min.
‘; patent. mourn. ballot and at
; that everlasting Whaler price”
‘ 83 50. Manufacturers are put»
ting out excellent wear al this
price now. and our Store is a do;
1 posit for the “best” results.
user
REAR SHOES
Commencing Monday, June 17th .
DAILY TRIPS
New York
Side Wheel Passenger Steamer
V
Leave South Norwalk. 7:35 a. m.
Leave New York:
lleckman Street, 2.10 p. m.
(Saturday. 1:30p. m)
East 3Ist. Street, 240p. m.
(Saturday. 2:00 p m. )
w,
FARE :
Excursion. 70¢.
__...
FREIGHT PROPELLER
to
Single, 40o;
Leave leckman St., N. Y.. '
;\lon.. \\'ed., and Fri. at 5 p
Leave Norw:alk
'l'ucs., 'l huts... and Sat, at 4 p. m.
NEW YORK NEW HAVEN 6t
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
M
In effect May 19, 1901.
NEW YORK.
A M. ~12: 35:. 4: 55: 5: 45x. 6:15.
0:55. 7:13. 7:54. 8:168, 91:.03X,936
9: 56. 10:22! 107.40 11: 35:.
P. M..'-12 55:. 1:17. 2225!, 3: 04
3221):, 4:07, 4: 50:. 51:33. 55:51.64],
7. 07.. 7: 551, 8511,, 10: 20.
SUNDAYS.
9:4146194.:—--12 35x, 4: 556. 6:45x. 9:05.
P?! M.:—3 21x5 :.3'3 5. 55!,7:20,8:401
10: 1.0
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NAORW A.LK
A.M.~—12.02x. 5:00. 6:00. 7:00.
8'00: 8: 02 9: 00! 9:041, 10:02x, 10:04.
11: 00x. 11:02.
P. M.:—-1202. l: 0411,30: 22.:001302
31301. 4:02x, 4' 04. 4: 30, 5. 02, 6' 00:,
6:02.7100,81,00x 930.1100!
SUNDAYS.
A.M.«-l2: 023.6:00. 7. 30. 10. 02.
P. M.—-6:09. 8:00! 11:00.
LEAVE sour» NORWALK Post
NEW HAVKNII
lit-1137081. 1: 092, 7:201. 6' 18,
7:42, ll: 49 9:101. 10:10:, 11:08:. 11:76.
. 0431473 02:, 1:19 3:071. 4:19,
5 :,22 6: 29. 7: 05:, 9 .051. 9. 16.11:15..
Bridgeport. in addition to above-4'.”
MH-wl 46. 5: 04." I '26.
SUNDAYS.
A. lit-«12: 08:, 1:09;, 1770!. 7:42.
9. 12 11:08
P. ill .--7: x15, 9: 06. .
scum NOWALK 'ro amenity. :
Alime-‘filzdlfifl‘ilflx. ‘ ‘
P.u.:,-izo 2:22, 4::.sz.510 00.
7:10. 0:
8) NW!“ ‘70 SOUTH NORWALVK.
A1M.-~9:90.7729.B:50.9:179iill77
ll -,-4' 90:9
P. 6:75. 542
8006‘!- MW
no. liza‘o
More unholy. p. or
South Norwhllti
Wall Papers, Painters Sup-
plies, Artictf Materials
:7 Window $119090. Cornice Pow
“.1
PIé’l‘URES
Pictures Frilihed 40 Order.
Itl‘n.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decca-V
. .‘J’ .. ,ng ill
atmg.
Telephone Cali. 133-3.
Open eveningil till 8730.
DEQKER,
87 WASHINGTOMV‘ST»
Conn;
SUPPLIES
Genuine Gate Cilv
If: ..
Flh has
STONE WARE AND
FAUCEVT ATTACHMENTS
. al 0 '-
Bllllllllll, Wll lllllS
1’ le “711
Inn
"2 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
Phone 43- 6.
HORSES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
W19 HAVE THEM COMING BY TH.
CAR-LOAD EVERY FEW DAY!-
M. matey.
conuné'rloo'r Martial.
, noun Notion.
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w" cm
660966. 60646 ivory-thy
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