ed. has re- .
mford.
a ton arrived in
ii 113‘. from Longs ,
c All by the select—
ral days ag
Arthur Day, of this place. baA lean.
position“ in the Both h? Golds
liInldth cor-slot factory , _
., _ , David Ward?" ‘11 ‘1‘ been
a yAar a Weeds rt. New
11 Ste float " tnlat
a mo and. The
s, of and! woman. 9111 111999
{in game of baseball tomorrow thorn-
in
1 am; 11112111119611 of 91111113119111
Mis the 1,535“: of her parents. Mr.
Randell of RiverAlde
, A Jackson is beautifying the front
'3' d of his residence by the addition of
flowers and plants and growing of a
no lawn.
The launch U. and i, owned by (1F.
Clapbam. is receltl an overhauling
on the float .Br Tender .lohn
89 h pla ay
name of be cb‘all tomorrow morning. in
the old gravel pit lot ‘
Samuel Null has resigned his posi-
team.
1,W,th1¥
111111. teani .
Edmunds has returned to
a one in this place, from the South
During his stay there he was in the
employ of a railroad company
. The MaydoiVers and the Stamfords
1 will areas hate on the Mayflower Oval,
tom afternoon. Pitcher Nichols,
.» Graphophones, will twirl for
the MaydoWera. .
, The large picture of the Royal Fam-
11y of Herman Malmo' s cafe, has been
framed, no is now on exhibition The
. w.’ taken at the big clam bake
weeks ago.
‘ St. John. who has been the"
= r. slid Mrs. A. B: St. John: of
Van «harlot a‘vehue.‘ has returned to her
it 91111 ester. Pennsylvania Mrs.
shore took a party out
_ , ‘ 1. emini. ye‘etsrddy after-
1111.91) see the big battleship Massa-
chuaetts go by the harbor. but did not
1 long enough, and did not see
i assed up the
. “t“ g the ‘smali depredht‘lons of late.
’ ..around East Norwalk, are a very slip-
pery gang. and keep their identity from
'th‘ police very well. No clue has yet
gained that will lead to their cap-
Hafner now he boy on the
Harlem 111.1119 arcing; before
leaves for New Tori: with the
' 0111191 literature.
the ban _. 1n the
A 11111 a motioned at
the dock. and The Evening Sentinel
procuréd from him 1
iRoseI 'says heiintends to sue
anekl for the return 01 the
filth he took from in front of
The latter' s father
oto
Fink l1:e haé like
111111111 ‘0
"bi-sting Fourth of
so t1 the 09 Bu
on to on off Add 9111 be léfl‘:
a few‘ days Meanwhile lapel
, era. are reaping a harvest.
‘ a riding 111,9 bicycle 01
111111191. of Darieii‘. hauntheif
,inacbinc fold up with 111
”1.81; Theo '
9 only one (are or five on
W ‘Woo?!’ 1gush-oilpitches"
:ed the horse and the animal made a
1‘
heroes boys have'nalready hogan
1.! is the, guest‘ot
ores. did til ‘
0 .01
torso Wednesday night by bill
w u go ineda entranceth
.h‘ bdrglurs 119 gold
watch. a 1) 1(9th containing $20111
money and a coat and vast After
they got into the yard the thieves r1
fled the pocket ".3191 garments and
left thfiapoc'ke h k 33d some papers
0 e 11.11. am erywa' -1
9’5”“); 111‘s StitIanOrd police ‘
shut up in the kitchen so that even if
the did bark they Were not heard.
Be” is they entered 111's ,1: 1911911;
place, the burglars forbdd a‘n’ né
to the residence of Henry Warinng.
They used branches of trees to pry
opgn a window. All they got here was
a penny. Which had been placed in a
gogketibook intended {for MA. Waging s
a y a r. Be ore satin .1
heads; 11395911411119. 9 11‘9“ on.t§2
pantry and consumed ever thing“ in
sight. Mrs. Waring awoke between 2
and 3 o 'eloeb. and says she heard notes
as below but did not pay any atteu
tion to the circumatunce at th““tlitie
From the Waring place the men-<1 out
toth the rehldencc ,of Benjamin weed, 11
healthy neighbdr‘ of the War-lugs.
The‘y effected an entrance here in a
sinillitr manner. Two ugly dogs were
in the house. These the burglars cor-
raled and locked in a room where they
could do no damage. The men were
evidently frightened away. Mrs. Weed
said that all they 111011 was a pocket»
book; and she. added. they brushed
that on the premises. There was a
considerable quantity of silverware
and jewelry in the house. but none of
this was taken: 11
down now.
nlcl‘a Stevens. of Lincoln avsnue. is
Maniacs-toy Assert- of Main street.
is visiting in Bridgeport.
Martin Knowlton is having his house
in Maple avenue reshlngied.
Francis Boylaton. of the baby care
riago factory. is in New York city on
business.
Mrs. M. C. Mccaslin and Mrs Wil-
liam Doland at Main street are melt
ing in New York city.
John D. Feiterrof the West Side
took a trip to New York this more
ingmn the steamer Bar-Jaime .
The Young people I-Ieoeiety oi the
Dentist Church:- held at A einess. meet.
ing last night, after prayer meeting
iWord 115111 been received 111 News. 1
tell; that William E.‘ Mallory and pal-11'
ty arriv‘od' surely at Bu‘ffnlo in the
launch Cyric.
The Misses Hoyt. who have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William 1. Sta
vens. of Main-street. have returned to
their home. at Trinity Lake
John F Benedict figured in a run
sway accident yesterday that came
near costing‘ his life. Mr. Benedict
had been at the east bound station af
.ter a load of trunks with his horse 11nd
wagon and was just driving down the
‘1.hlll when a train rushing by frighten
, ‘ its and runcover by
el 113 injuries that g’chdeiw
“ 31?“: WNW? toxins
borne on Bell Island wheroD
. Allen was summoned to 1111969131119.
it was found that no bones were brok-
en.‘. but Mr. Benedict was badly iii-1119'”
ed.‘ It will probably be some time
before“ he will be able to be out undid.
The horse continued down the street
1 An“ a gallop.ll>1,1;st.bwas finally stopped in
‘l a store There was
the wagon. but he
'i‘emained on and s uninjured.
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W551' NORWJUC
1.111.111.1111. HA9 and daughter Bela
trice are ,visiting n Ansonia.
Mrs. Gilbert Chlchester is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Crolisa. of New York.
Mrs. William Preston is entertaining
Mrs. Vinneli and daughter, of Bruce
lyn.
Mrs. J iii 281i ins-.91 Long 1111111115?
r. ahd‘Mr-s. 11.11an
1W,
Johnson
Brio spot-t. spent; Sunday with their:
son. hariea Johnson. .
The ladies oi the‘Weat ism-walk
‘ a ‘ ' can
he 11 a critic. annuities .
this it
9:
by inlttbe gav99hcth"
gs on tgsqpiace but they w "9” “go
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson. of j
the Go 91111111119919 our file
,, who are thus
”Willi
Miss Barker who has been the, about
.1 Miller in cannons. re.
The Ca‘ One
8111 ._ .
the all. Tuesday evening. Norwaik eo-
.. y by several
guest of honor. Music or daucingwas
innuiahad by biauowa
mean Reassessm- were serve
the hospitable ladies.
The whist party given by the Wilton
Golf Club in the Town Hall. Saturday
evening. was both enjoyable and can
elusive. Seventy-six guests were pres-
ent and twenty games were played.
we’re all) imbuesstui
competitors-1: . I‘Siurgea
Miss Emma Grumman Mills Alice
Kepler. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sturges.
Herbert Ogden. Harold Bette W. Hun
ter. of Georgetown". Ge'orgo Brown. of
cannons. The proceeds. aldoilhtlng to
wily-will be de‘Voted to golf interests.
A series of entertainments are contem-
plated to be given under the same one
piece. 1195b: the coming season.
IN 1' THE SEA-SHORE
oc’curfiying the Hanna cottage. at Belle
lean '
A large ha‘y cupola is being built on
Foster Brothers barn at the south“ end
of Belle island.
Thomas C Place and family. of New
York. arrived at Belle laidnd today to
spend the summer
Electric arc lights are being min-
stalled in the Retail Point grove and
in the dancing pavtllon. 1
Timothy H Foster. bl Belle island
went to New Haven last night to at-
tend the wedding or his nephew.
There was a good wind yesterday
Patrick Welsh has resumed his post»
tion as engineer on the well digging
apparatus days after a short vacation.
8. Cornell and family have ar-
rived from Brooklyn. and are occupy.
ing their cottage on Belle Island for
the summer. . '
The excursionlsta who come to R0
= the these days take much pleasure in
going out into the fields and plucking
armfuls of daisies and clover, which
are new in" full bloom and present a
I pretty“ Eight:
The water is still too chilly for most
bothers, but there are a few cottagei‘s
a‘t: Belle island who take a swim every
day when it is clear. A few of the
excursionists at Roton yesterday went
in the water
The large incursion steamer Colum-
his was at Roton yesterday wlth the
Baptist Témplo Bible school. of New
York. The excursion at the Foint to
Church. of New York. The Thir-
teenth Street Presbyterian and North
Baptist Churches. New York. will
come up toinorro‘w.
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TAX EQUALINATION.
em. Board Completes Geri-action on
Atonement Kelsi-no.1-
The corrections the state .board of
Evaluation on the assessment rc
he total for the state is 5,113 505, 000.
which “the board lidd‘éd 131.510.1100
milking a total of 9689.173060
tilt-e: beenldompleted and given out.
I
Iidturns of; 1111's assessors-“added“ :36.
{19.35310 the 11111 of 181111.11
1111111 11194993111
mhde.
no 111111111011 was
Addition, was made. 1,11 Hartford th
rotu‘rnli‘ were 3119‘. 7‘29 071 and an addi-
1111111111111; adding“ 9211. 3119.900
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Other lustre 3
After ,an excitin a 1'. due prizes 1 1‘
iced g‘flom'
The llowe’ family. of New Tor-k, are“
d1? is the Sunday school of the First ;
Ongregational and' 'd‘rinity Methodist 1
one for 1900 from the var‘ldus-tew‘ns .
an in I
cargoes .of 311.3 911. 311 Io'ver the list of
9 .
In the case of New Haven. where the ,
mailing the
in Bridgeport the returns of
the assessors were $61,600.1T5. and no 1‘, ,
tlon of 320.000.0011 was mode. The re- I
turns from Waterbury were 913, 731. 209 .
and th‘e' heard more than doubled the 2‘“
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IIIOFFNOND 1111119991
19 mm. «wines-9111.11
a women's
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
1111 111.111.1111... s“ ‘y “launch 19111-111111
Residence; ll crescent Terrace
Meshes» at new-8
.‘g‘
‘ .f I” 1‘
than ever before. Prices. as u
rary we. Hamienga‘ged a‘ $1111 ,
or les'l‘ CLASS PAPER BANNERS.
do your work.
PAlN'l’lNG. PABEB HANGING AND
DBBOBATINO.
afternoon ifor the yachteinan. but only. , "
a few could be seen out on the Sound '
11191111111911... 1.11.1.9...
retool 139a
WITHIN THE RANGE
of everyone. this xii-ice cram Nieves.
Ranges and Heaters We offer secures
good value. Designed and constructed
on true principles. they live great best
mm 9.15le. :9mount of. fuel. Hand
some 1.1 appearance and of great...
strength.. our 9111 Range 111 a model
of unconditional. ,. "
Horace R. Nooh
Cor. North M91 West a
F. Tl? EGGINSON
82 North Main bi.
Opposite r1119 Chi-rings Works.
tg‘ 1‘11
on new nouns
we are in better poultlon than ever to, .
“ (Well worth 25C; noWio
will 1.19 moan he? or 11 Northnhhlu‘
at W .
m “he
been in the part. an. 11,11 your an...
and we ill pieuse you. =
‘ Iwee asked. “that you tailed to gel. the 1
name Note '11"
Men' 5 Shirts. with two
gcoliars and a pair of ‘cuiis‘.
regular 50 cents value; to
391059 in a hurry. we make
the price ,,
‘ 250
or;, ,. :-
Children s Waisis. good
“Equalities at 25c; we offer
them now at
150
White Duck Caps for
.n1en.tr1mmed with black
braid and, a black 1113111:
I hurrv them onto the heads
I“ of you can wearers,
M
Highest cash price paid for old not
ale and materials of arm M Dre;
me a: postal and i. will
Prohipt ‘11‘11‘9111‘11111l 11119 it"oabi‘uis.
dealings with 911.1099“ . .
in “lieu York acute 119:9 _
Ylmmedldle at 91011 Mon 92th:-
' 1111.1 hsgtrento 133mm '9’
11.11 during“ 11w.A oboe
hy‘ 911111811151 of 11.1 1111...:
tore. the buddies of the First Nafifinm
‘ _ no: Booth Nor-walls. and the lot 011,1
dh‘i 1 stands. 11111119110111 at 1113111119
on Tuesday. the 35th day of
9'01 at out:
2‘ 19191191
. 1191191111111. 111'
it; brhbidonta‘l: 1m < ,
dry. Ageflled brie dud granite '
1,, Hall's Family Pills are the best.
‘ hing was all right. but the oguosition
- mama‘ssmumwvang .
w.mmw7msz mm
Nor-walk.
“ bed the awfully last night. momma.
can hove your revenge In thinking
IhOw splendidly
,‘ lied five bouquets thrown at: her during,
11 t‘ the are
n ..
, for then: herself" ' .
‘ at c poweie; that
ey' olter line Hundred Dollars for any
has that it tells to cure. Sand for list
f testimonials 1
Addresa.F.J.Cl-1ENEY a 00.,
' . Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
; OATOHING THE FEMALE VATS.
G, Di course it happened in the west
ivheoe women have full suffrage.
_‘j “How is it ” the political manager
.. ‘We were caught napping}? he an
flared. frankly. ”We thought every-
t out an singraved build
‘9
GONE FOR GOOD.
‘ “You don't mean to say you' ve left-
did Krusty' s employ?“
"Yes. he made a certain remark in
my hearing that made it simply impos
81019 for me to remain there any long
“Really? What did he say?"
“He said: ‘Get your pay and wet out
of here.’ ” '
ROXY MR.'PHOXY.
Mrs. Phony-Why did you tell the
doctoi you had corned beef and cab-
bage for dinner yesterday? You know
you never eat such common food as
that "
Mr Phoxy~1 know but if I had
told him what i had really eaten he
would boost his bill up accordingly.
_, A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
. “01’ a gasoline stove burned a ,iady
he re frightfuiiy," writes N.E.P1'11mer.
Kirkman. la. “.The best doctors
(in ’t heal the running sore that fol-
lowed, but Bucklen's Ar'ni‘ca Salve en
lireiy cored her. " lnfaiiible for Cuts.
Corns, Sores. Bella. Bruises. Skin Dis»
bases and Piles. 269 at F. H. A'Baxter s.
soon. Nor-walk. and JohnA .ltlg‘gs,
l
mooteuczao 1.11.11.11.19.
Miss Cemedown-«Sallie SWelle snub
Mrs. (Jr-«Never inlnd. lsabel: you
your‘ grandmother
would. hat-o snubbed Sallie's grandma
ther had 9119‘ river met her. " ,I,
36:" LEON?! sci: D‘flflgl’gflfl'hl
nys: 1 9‘! sufforeddor flirt with,
Used: to have. great our!
tire and, belching. c"! 191.911 everything?
I, could” ear 91.111111 nothh‘lg hiliped me
till Hod Brazilian Balm. aid! and Ni
cent bottle entail the completely."
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1 WQMTI: REMAINS BEHIND.
“is are anything more nonsensical
did friend. 1
“Oh. yes." responded the great mag-
azine editorr "we age going to publish
.lpve letters of tetanus men." 1
A .‘.'
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North SNAEfortk 11?. {tun—M11111?
you've n can re 9 some so
born cough. don't despair One Mio-
1119 Cong
"1“er you. .Safe and sure.
1. a can lilo a sense-nod. .
1 The Sopranos melon—"My 1111.11.11.
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than your poetry?" asked the very cam :'
Fm has cured thousands DI
. suiti-
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7 a
loan. and whiting-9119 mean a
German clad not“
111%3-011 to s‘
arrie-l suppose new,
dee hes his diplomah
ticlng? ,
BarrmeeA. see at
not succeaafully
healthy rivai Dew. .
Risers. the famous iillla
ticu. will remove, the
troubles. Gen. 0. Stillson.
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out hope that you will be
and foiever‘l'l
"if you wish to hepe th
1 could stop you."
.1 "A few months ago. loud , ,
for breakfaet would no real
stomach ‘lor half an‘lh‘ou ,_ ,
said can'1iliow1itchat 111%,;
of mea s w a 1'
Q 1&1???” oil W
one o o Dyspeps
W n s: A:
line game. but it ocean I ,
much in the way of axe
‘ “Golf." remarked tne e‘x-mlilel‘._ , ,
splendid exercise. but it's an WW , 1mm
poor game.” .
sary to cure piles. .
Hazel Salve saves all than
and never falls. ‘39”?
felts. Geo. (l. Stillaon,
mouév accesses Y
Sibbbs—Well for my 9 LI-
lshould be. happier with woullli
with happiness without it.
Dyspeptics cannot be bflmllved
cause to live requires, ‘91, shin
Food is not nourishing tint!
Basted. A disordered stoma
digest food. it must havé out
Kod‘oi ‘Dyspepsia Cure digits
kinds of food without aid M
stomach. allowing it to rest ,
its natural ‘functlons. It:
ore exactly the smile as the
digestive fluids and it 91ml
help but do you good. (399.1}.1
scone—res, 11191111911111 111 , .
11 renting pair. The father rents
dwelling. shop and wet-choices.
Penn—How about the child?
Stubb—He rents the air from 11,11
night until dawn '
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Buy and 1131.9 Bonf‘l'
While ”1111111111011 ‘
try a box of Cascareui
1119:1113, ideal laxative, my
novel- ré‘gi-eci'c it. C 6911111119 , ,
stamped F... New 501
hulk. All druggists, loo.
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You 1can'11t make ll
' bios by burning up t a
K
it is said that posts 111911
earth upper and- down
than those .w 111‘th are 9111:1111:
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elves Two shoal
1 four little saunter ”1
law: attack “or wh’ooMllK .
Krone/1111.19" writes are,
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th'er 1.9191111919111111 w,
19 Ivan: Diamond's-Ne
no niacin who and. can
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lastly wellslrnesusrat‘
lung diseases yield ‘
louver? 199 to it
earth. infallible» f
cold!» one and ”a
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John A Riggs. Norm
trite.
orpiliar tow
in due astodfiiha‘t 3t
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$91199 explained the an.
(All. the cler
slivers 911de
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