drills ' ' " 8
Lemma is the guest
t trienda in town. .
1"this attest or his
Cross blahway.
e.‘ ruminant oi Religion.
csuiting: her sister, Mra.G
are the guests Sun-
:1 Mrs. Frank Saxoumey-
W h of Riverside avenue,
' ed a land turtle near
at vtelghe’d twenty five
of the firm oi Musante
, till up part. was in town
{mocha on large quantities
~33. 'l‘uylor. of Greens
. . called to Canada.
nothner. Dr. Gibbs. sudden
' " l of Wooden. has
_ $90 one of the commission-
' reel Putnam camp around
mot McLean.
‘ sideline made a flying busi-
to little): in. yesterday morn.
' work to be done
Carver rendered harp
' last evening. at Orchard Grove
. 1. Prof. Carver plays this
in Strdtford and tomorrow
ill furnish music for a trolley
. to New Haven.
’ lire out for a dance to
9ning. at the residence
iMrge Avery. Greens
_ Shiite Mills and Miss Lu-
d» not as committee for the
EeVeral from Vestport ex-
‘h "‘oetlng is held at 7:45 this
the grunge room at Hurl
= elaborate program has
arranged for this evening. The
part of Miss Molly Taylor. A
umber of members and guests
(iodfrey over Sunday. Mr. (lamp
tly invented and received a
’ a cabinet for individual com-
Mr. Camp is non on.
in manufacturing same. and re-
good holes.
on lodge. Sons of Hermann. held
or meeting last evening in
ERA". and elected the follow-
ti’ officers: President. Frank
: vice-president. Theodore Muth;
Daniel Forger: finance. com
. .:Adoipli krouoe Daniel Purser
H‘. Mooenter'. financial secretary.
to WOohs'amsurer ii ltlocenter:
1‘11 999. Leopold Struck and Adolph
use.
' in: at the residence of Frank
101' and voted to hold races at
- but will probably be about
to. 9 short time after the
3: races are held. There will
' tacos a free for all. u 2: 2.
8,. onion race. Something
will be divided up between
time races tor prises.
clinics inn-unborn. .lr.. who lives
it his father on the William Wood
' had a narrow escape from being
a bulk)! lightning durum the
storm. Sunday afternoon. Mr
ink who din: In the [an
o dint.- we: suddenly a belt
a iron the fly out! plough“
.4" ground vflthih a fe‘vr foot 0:
‘ .118 stood. lie was badly stun
noun , It. but In it short
we... on 3......
, narrow ”canoe
never came an hour It
mm an opportunity within! inanimate
' Men. of Snug
= aftérnoon. over a trinngulnr course oft
_ the heroine. captured the trophy for bar
= 7 around tow tibia morning that weighs
‘ do ever. live pounds.
intense enema RELEAEED
urday afternoon:
Benton FlelibTh ,1 me 9999 alie'w 9:939
attuned to aptaitt in ‘A‘leli, lot in;
Suugatuck team. this morning It; is
said that there will, 59 blood shed Sat-
very exciting at least.
Dr. Enos yacht Latona started this
morning for Glen Cove. L I. where
she will take part In a regatta held this
(lien (love. The regatta. is given by
the .New. York Yacht Club The
yaohthmen 97 899391991: lend Westpbrt
would not be surprisiid to hear toot
91999.99 she never entered a race yet
but what she won first or second
pride. -'
A fishing party composed of Herbert
G. Benedict Oven Feeder and Charles
E Raymond want to 1099509 lost eve~
ning and bad line luck capturing- about
forty, mostly plokerel and mullete. Mt:
hsymond ,wss exhibiting a plotterel;
’1‘hey did not
catch the fish with hooks. as many will
probably suppose. but they speared
them. using a gas lamp for light.
Time table for cars to (Europe Beach
In effect June 17. and to continue until
iur'ther notice: Leave Hotel Square
a int-«950 10:30. 11: 10 11:50. P. M.
#12,:30110 1:,50 2.30 3:..10 3:50.
4:30, 5:10.5:,:50630 7:107:50 83.0
Leave Beacha. m.—10:10.10:50
11: 30 P. M.—-l2: 10, 12: 50, 1: 30 2:10,
2:50. ‘3:.30 4:10450. 5:30. 6:50. 7:30;
8: 10. 8: 50. Church people take no
ticew—The cars for Sunday will be ex
uctly the same with the Exception that
the 0: 50 a. in. our testes at 9: 30.
The: selectmen. Louis 15'. Wakeman.
Robert Coley and Oscar Smith. togeth
or with Town Clerk Joseph (1. Hyatt
and Judge Bradley. were invited to.
take dinner last evening at the Beach‘-
side inn and to remain the guests or
Manager Chapman tor the evening.
Only Mr Hyatt and Oscar Smith at
tended. Mr. Hyatt stated that they
had an excellent time and that the
dinner served at the Beachslde inn
could not he excelled by. any hotel on
the coast: 8190 that he regretted that
the others who were invited missed
a good time. Mr. Hyatt said there
were fully fifty guests at the inn and
Manager Chapman stated that the ex-
pected 13- any more next week. which
will utilih all available space.
Since the item describing the great
crested fly-catcher. which had made
a nest in the hollow of a tree on the
former Captain Rufus Couch place
near Cedar Point. now occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Rogers.tiiere has been
quite a rush of visitor‘s to look at the
tree and see the bird itself. Wilson‘s
Ornithology. a work second only to
that Audubon wrote, has been consult-
ed by citizens to get proof of the bird's
character. but not one of them Is able
to say he hnd previously seen one to
notice it. The book informs them be
Is sly. has no song. only a single note. a
chirp. like hundreds in the. fields and
meadows. and that he cannot easily [be
caught. It is believed this example In
but one of many returning to us which
have been scared away by boys seeking
to kill something. and 115419915919
Wilcox and her rations of lady Audm
bun attendants had anything to do with
restoring this sort of bird confidence
here Is a word of thanks.
Marbleinan D. P McKenna stated to
s Sentinel reporter yesterday often
noon that he ihouuht if was very
doubtful If he cohld finish mounting
the tablet and guns on (letter Point n."
'he ith of July. owing to the :rlolay it:
the stones bolus: shipped from the
quarry near New Canaan. If the. guns
'tud tablet are not mounted It is in:
probable that there will be any out
oration at the beach that day In
speaking with a member of Harry Mc-
Donough Post. (i. A. it. last evening.
he eluted that most all of the mem-
bers of the Post would be Kind to be
'ire‘sent and take port In the dcdica
:ion of the guns if the public wanted
to give a celebration. in conversation
with the first selectman this morning
he said that the town was making no
preparations to hold a memorial with
rice and dedicate the guns on the in:
of July. There seems to be a lack of
interest In the matter. except the on
dying onlrlotlm of a: four enthusiastic
citthens.
DEPUTY PRATT STILL MISSING.
en Deputy Bhvritt James Pratt
wh‘olzot‘iu 1034999in tom unlawful
shad fishing shipped out of Essex about
vieeh or Who mm. his friends
tall dent that he would soon r9-
town and straighten out his
hlfslrn.
lint it mi
e was Moousidol'ublr In debt
over he would 99991959 to tool: the
music. liven till-clones closestfrloudt say
they have not heard a: word from bin“,
nines hla‘ are and they do not
it whore all.
1.0110018 Juno Web Lilli?!
‘uwmtzmihe “talcum Auditions: cltb
’ ~ whyiii thin dli‘octlt‘in.
noisy. and the some premises to he
#199 Avenue. no innuendo two lots
the “my
Light your lump tonight at 8: 30
919910 -
9' o I
‘ Owing to the units. weather 91 the
past few days. var ii tilet‘wheollng has
been done In the v tilde. but in the
Utilities hundred bicyclists are on the
streets doing torment! there. Last. ~
fl thgre was 99.39192 8‘11 dittililtoin ,
molly eye 9 won a r r
111% 23759 mi cans ht
iii the shower which come up sudden;
may after 8 o'clock. The lsdlcs'
ed inusle fiir the dancing Melly who“
heard the mnaimprblaed the indies. A
cornet solo neutered in the afternoon
was 119er rendered.
.l O U .
= Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ll. Jarvis. of
firidxenort, rode to this: vicinity you
toi'doy on their wheels hull now ore
the guests 9! Mr. 898 Mm George 8.
Underward'. at East orwalk The?
will remain the rest 9 the week. and
n aSturday villi return home. A com
is of years ago Mr. Jarvis was out
prize in a bicycle race on the Pleasure
Beach truck. Bridgeport. There were
many crack cyclists on 'tho drool: at
the time. but Mr. Jarvis proved to be
the best. He is now thinking of set
ting» Into the race which it 19' thought ,
’will come on' on the Pleasure Beach
track on July 4. ~
I I
Miss Mamie Hurley. 0! Taylor ave .
one. rode to Saugatuclt ydsterday of—
terduy afternoon on her tithe‘el to he
the guest of Miss Susie Smith. of that
place. She will remain tlil Saturday.
when Miss Smith will accompany Miss
Hurley to this place and be her silent
hill next Wednesday.
i
. John Urblon has purchased a new
cushion frame bicycle.
. I '
Several cyclists from Norwalk rode
to South Norwulk last evening and sur-
prised Miss Marlon Hall at her home
on Rotor: Hill. The occasion was her
eighteenth birthday. The party was
headed by 8.11. Jones. The evening
was pleasantly spent in playing games.
singing and playing on the piano. plan
in; whilst and dancing. it was: an eve—
ning of rare enjoyment and alt ex-
pressed a desire of hole at many more
such occasions Reireshments were
served.
Q 0 .
Samuel Ayres. of Rest Norwalli:
George A. Veils and Around Ainund
son. of South Norwalk are riding new
bicycles purchased of 'filiikeley &
Wheeler. last Saturday. =3olm E. Rey
noida is riding a new yheel: ,. '
Samuel Burton. “of East. Norwallc.
rode to Roton Point yesterday after-
noon and tried riding In the grove. The
result was that he ran across a piece
of glass and cut his tire. It Is not-
hnown how he got home.
I I I
The roads from here to Roton Point
are in excellent condition now. They
never were better this year There.
has been so much wheeling to the
place a smooth bicycle path has been
worn on the side of the street
lNCOtn‘ {T U.
. W
WANTS DAUGHTER COMMITTED
Edward A Jonehinson gauger in the
internal revenue department. Non
Haven has made application In the
probate court for the committment of
his daughter. Edna. to the Gaunscticut
Hospital for the= Insane. Mr. .Ioachin~
son’s daughter ls twenty- -four years of
age. She has figured in several escap-
ades of late and her conduct recently
has led her relatives to believe that
she is not mentally responsible for her
actions. The girl has habitually run
away from her home. and has been ab
seat for several days at each 01 these
periods. Recently she left home and
was found In the hospital at Danbury
The girl has been examined by physb
clans. who declare her Insane. Judite
Cleveland will give a bearing upon the
agitation for the girl's commitment
8!
«II-unnu—
APPDINTED TO ARMV.
the. army is that of 'i‘allmadge Hep
burn Brenton. Lieutenant Brereton
is a native of Milford this state
father was hexrand N. Denslovr and
his mother is Mrs. Mary A. Hepburn
Smith of Milford. On her second mar
S. A. Young Brannon m In the
Seventr- first New York during the war
San Juan Hill Mrs Smith to prominent
19 Milford social circles end has many
friends through the state.
BACON WAKEMAN'S APPEAL.
Judge Bhumray Mil bend the spoon at}
0! Bacon Wallemsn from the declpi
oi the Deputy Commissioner: in hunt-
'ing a trawler of It. 11. Evoke“ il-
ceu-a to 1:. ‘1. “onion. Therm: torn
plug, it $99011 “1300.“! min-
‘1 title:
Thrasher» of Wills
Stuns Lu? and order WW
blunt the pronoun bearing hereto the 9’9
unis-idiom
m
ilEAl. ”58:71“ TRANSFEEE.
mm of“ are «neatly
real estate “in: ’ '
a building lotto Laura street- ~
Bottle of cm= f" “Namibian
80013.net 9509995“th
“"8 23W» Which played during the at; "L .
ternoon on the hotel. veranda. tuna“), .
WILLIAM M. BETTSJS Main Street, Not-walk.
Among the recent appointments to 2
His
rinse she gave her two sons the name ;
of their stepfather. Capt John .I. Bre-
reton of Company K. Twentydourtb ii: '
with Spain and was In the battle of 2
. on. and 9 Michel Mining wanting .‘__
Mike Warm and wife to Itiltti-Oli'en. 81101: oi hi
. oil‘ords obsolete or tion ands
" ,gilghtwvreight covering to the house
:1 ,1 to much 190ch than
arm 9 rooting“:
by tell hind
3:31? has 019119932335“ richn
est “debating of pure tin and new
‘ Windows of clarified Lagos
patmol Froofing has lasted
‘ 56%): can on many houses —- will
keep your house sound 59 years ‘
This tride mark in stomped on ev-
:0 wheel oithe aniline, m: your
router for- «or
at.
write 9.9 cldiihlllltlll.a
t for illustrated book on roofs
cadmium an. .P
“AIERchi TIN PLAT!
MIRA“.
Battery Part. '
, “""b‘he‘ Morrow Coaster Brothels the
‘4 parent of all coaster brakes.
, It was the first; it is the best.
_ The only coaster brake that has
been good enough to need no change.
' It increases the utility of the bicy-
cle; it decreases the client necessary
to propel it.
More pleasure ; loss exertion.
A91: your dealer to get it for you.
Never put off until tomorrow when
‘ you than buy a MORROW today.
Send for our illustrated booklet.
Eclipse Manufacturing 420..
tinnitufld'.
A STRICTLY PURE AND
WETIZINGTABLE RELISN
fOR 50095 OYSTERS i" 15H
GAME MEATS: ETC...
‘33:
l llllifiii‘i‘lili'i‘i
CALL ’Fon out:= SAMPté. 41""
cHAiiLes a. sevmoua u Wilhlngton Street, South Norwuk.
I} 5 8'
, 2... Added 25.909 new worms. m... 2...
Melt Binding. I 33“ Not I 5”. Illustration;
Monarchs widen 97181.1“. Pb. .. Am
WWW-whim ”7|meng LLD ”In!“
Butter The: Ever for Home. School. and Office:
in _.~ in ~ ,
An unidentified: ‘ ‘ lied on
(he hrsnoli new Winning [told on
bury to Brooklield a year ago. and he
was buried in a pauper burying
mend. ills nucleation was first tub
Apparel. which he carried. was kept by
Coroner Doten By then the man nor
m-‘mgaboen identified as
D.
forty-two more old. 119 had , ‘
[0900,9911 his _ yam. "
W003. ‘ W , mim ‘ ,
“8183,33: was killed. ' Z ‘ ' ‘ (cm I
Hoover the item- mullet-1051i: the be 184 ,00
first that he would; return alive and mm)"
ed the delayed her "tempt to ménmy comp . ‘
the mun-elm” last sleek. A photo . ..
mwasmthsr. unhinde- .‘
motion of his clothes. Her liienti- " ’
Aeolian by then: on positive. like;
will hove the reunion removed to the
00“in burying ground. Wood was
= 912.110“.
to yachtsmen and those ln~ :
dulging in running sports ‘
”A rules In its good as a mile” '
a slip as good aewurmisuwso:
wear rubber soled footwear "‘
and stick last to (incl; or field.
,raums shoes ' ' .
High or low cut white. black
or brown canvas, per pair.
.10 cunts
‘ VAcH'rINe shoes,
llcavy stitched rubber sales. '
‘5 white duck low or high out. =
,3 per pair; 82. This thee. has a .
leather visit which uids im-
mensely In keeping the foot
cool. An exceptional quality .
of rubber soled alioewas at»
tractlve us any leather built
shoe we, offer at 83.50.
We have good Wear at 81.25 '
per pair.
Do not let the white duck mo .
terinl worry you-wit will set
soiled surely. but we have a
cleaning preparation. leather
wear needs attention to keep
It clean also.
WEARSHOES
. THAT FIT.
. 1,:
Commencing Monday. June 17th.
murjiurs
New York.
Side Wheel Passenger Steamer
Lento South Norwalk, 7. 35 a m.
Leave New York.
Bcckman Street, 210 p. Ill.
(Saturday, 1:30p. in.)
last 3m. Street, 2' 40;). m.
(Saturday. 2 :00 p. m.)
m
FARE :
Excursion, 70c.
SUNDAY. JUNE 30:9.
NORTH BEACH
accompanied by the
Arioh‘ Singing Society
50c Excursion Fare. 50c
llcnve Smith Norwallr 10 a. m.
Learn North Beach, 5 p. in.
Single. 40c ;
FREIGHT PROPELLER
to
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Leave lieckman 31.. N. Y.:
Mum, Well, and l"ri., at 5 p. Ill
Leave Norwalk:
Thurs, and Sat. at 4 p. m.
’i‘ucs.,
new roanusvv driven a.
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TAULE.
In effect May 79, 1901.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M. ~12: 35x 4: 55: 5' 45:. 6:15.
0:55. 7:13, 7:54. 8:10x.::9033,936.
9: 56, 70: 22:. 10: 40, 11: 35x.
P 81:42:55: 1:17. 2:251. 8:04
3.2lx 4:07 41,508 5.33 5: 5,5! 81,053!
5: 41 7.07. 7' 5519,81! 10.:20.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—-12;35x, 4:551. 5:45;, 9:05. ‘
0:40x. ‘
P.M.-—3:2lx.5:33.5z55:,7:20.3:40:,
10:10.
LEAVE NEWOYORKK FOR SOUTH
RW “(L
A. M.-—-12:08:. 5:00. 0:00 7:00.
3 00:: 8: 02 9.00:.8: 02: 82,049 10:02:.
lo: 04 1190:. 11: 92
P.84.~12:.021:,1041;,30x 2'.:0018
8. 30:. 4102:. 4:04. 4: 20. 5: 02. 0:
6:.02 72.00 8:00; 8:.8011:.00x
SUNDAYS
A 14.2w” 021. 8’:‘.00 t:xo,10:oz
9.81.54 00 8:00!. 11:00.
new: 800'”! "NORWALK FOR
NEW VIN.
Al..«~12:0811:098. 12.20: 82.18
1:,4: 9:.42 mics, loam 10:.199
11:08:. 11:88.
P. M~12:02x, 1:10. 3: 07:. 4. 18.
5: 88, 0:20. 7:05.19. 5:051. 8:15, 11:15.
firldgnpori. In addition to above-«P
him-1.49.064 7:28.
8080A”.
Mil-«12 99:. 1:00: 1:809. 1:42.
P. Afr-4:15, o :99 ,
800m ironies“ "to minnow.
A. IN! 29.9 9:18 mm
“grim: 19.7.:22 4:26;. 51.10 8:00
DARWIN 'ro aoirm nonvmm.
LHIME iiése 32.891137.
Wig" ‘16“ new. 9: so
. as s.
"18311. is. have W, I: as
:10 1:81 v.49.
, eighteen Inches high allitub‘ly inscriba
'lnecessnr‘y. It will be held In control
,‘ mined in Bridgeport over
' ‘Bridgeport men aboard.
‘ l H. M. PITT ACQUITTED.
," ftoday.
. hnlssnry stores were found guilty and.
lined $l 000 each.
IN
by in the shape at a silver cup. and ‘
01001151111 », i e
' monitor rig ova
thirty root in length and the oath will,
'be twelve. test 100%
Theorem will, hyphen: the Third
:dlvision of the (lohnb‘otleut battalion .
:8ni‘i the First division of the Second
{battalion of New "York”, located at
iilroolilyn. Lieutenant. thirtieth will
:unnounce his crew today. The trophy
ifoi' which the crew. will contest In
led, soil it was purchased Jointly by the“
divisions reprocented. at a coat. of $50.
l'l‘he our) will be won in two of three
i.rnccs The second race will take
lpiaca neari‘Broolilyil. and If a third in
IWatera. '
The Brooklyn men will be enter- ,
Saturday "
might. and on Sunday their practice
ishlp the 11.3. S.Aileen will be ac-
.compnnled part way back to Brooklyn
iby the U. S S Elti'lda with a party or
i MANILA June 20~Hnrold M. Pitt,
imanagcr of Evans & Company. govern-
lment contractors, who has been on
Etrial on charges of Improperly purchas-
“dug government ntor’ea‘ was acquitted
Four other purchasers of com4
Fourth of July
SUPPLIES
Genuine Gaie Cilv
‘ in .
STONE WARE AND
FAUCET ATTACHMENTS.
iimsllik, nuns
i in,
”2 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
Phone 43-6.
fi.. .2 —~.~«———-~ M- -AHW
HORSES.
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
wn RAVE rams comma or m '
CAR LOAD nvnnr new one.
M. TARLOV.
CONNECTICUT Tm
South 1‘10:qu
the out.
Itartlilclally digfltvtbefoodond id!"
aid!
“We in strong inciting
meningitis“ all 39mm (it W=
guns. It
drléflimngmc‘imnlsis.
mo‘ufi‘m‘fi"
recluse
new 7. woodlands.
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