idseport. .
Wiillom ;
, .‘Wnrren lilo ,
3 fill were they all
out: re nary BVW destiny
in: by Mr. and “it": Frederick! is in
Who Went Sauzaluck school or
, this afternoon‘wlth n
- , ha i
t,
’i‘oyloru d Missonheliu Taylor” b
. pupils "e eyed a picnic given to them
_ alutlz’d by h. c:
not Kirkls spend~
Mel ting theori-
. l‘ . ,
Y. , .
"pent!” their climate
n “his ”panned
, or even. its a
an all “his home in
ed evenlnx. was s ‘xrsnd ’ “
.fl ' .. .wort it , to~
pf, gusts wire‘wnen home
ho es will be placed at
y, n Combo switch. The
‘ igloo will then be cone
9, ticksystem.
‘ in; exercises at East
Hills afternoon lbe'pu- ‘
trolley glide lofdmxzo
‘ W in! car. e res men s
“ (in and cake will be served on
, he"~afle.lr will be. under
‘o of'thelr efficient in-
use from Ssxnatuck insist:
til-enemies given lu’st evening
pll: South Norwnlk . by the
k of ‘BrdVru college were the
"”‘Vettle' and Bella DlGlovnnni.
”keg-man Margaret Finn. blesses.
k. m- ‘1coll. Joseph Devlin. P De:
‘ ‘ 1- ]) idvanni and Frank Diw
iii. A lerse~uumber Attended
‘ Westport. and report having spent
“ ”,bleteveulnx.
. e “arried Mennoi Bunniuckunnd.
. ed rMén. of Westport. ‘will
7 ~ ull‘at 3 o‘clock tomorrow at
. ftheflsiitonlileld. in Combo
" litters-tummy shown in is
filled Westpori and Sillfltllflk;
. .. ’ee to.lie‘uulte excitlhg‘fl‘llisuy
L rittd‘tolheor that Dr. No.
ugh»: brunch for the».w«toort
“s
Sou tuck teem on e
W mixrgl‘il have usefor their.
The delmtw. died
the. sum is over.
mo ‘ ‘ “"3. fill it
‘ 4W6“ eth s uro
iii; . m , u ew York District con~
ti" on.» he postmortem Church.
museum. today were‘bflss mun
gunman Hrs. display 8. ll‘lllow. lilo-
. rl flauford. lire 1". ill. Reymond.
is: Julio M.,l'iltow.; RM. and
dilute wili‘he pretest to Attend
it rdutlesl’udollcon. “use that
_ to, inted to attend from the Beu—
4* ' : kmethodtpt Church. were it. E.
‘ .3. unnford recon. lire. John
"it till. Mn. Wuhburu and
' “flmmmlniufih. “I the her. and
‘ ‘l' ”L mm, . ,
’ - ‘ ‘ no. word than. of sin.
$1 lahtg tholr’hrbt weddlllt
fight)
by their tescbsrs yesterday afternoon
he Crescent baseball team play
Bfi . ,1. 31011 ,
‘(H 3,, Schliol
tumorrow utter:
. ,\ .,.Q, "N ,
The any friends of Charles Squires.
' t» hisboy ,
, rthepustitou hours has been .a
fireman on the New York. New Haven
and Hartford will be glad to hear that
be has been promoted to the partition of
engineer. on the Harlem division. ‘
Presiding Elder'l‘ullmsn. who was to
preach at the Snugatuck Methodist
church. this evening, for some , un—
known reason has been obliged to posts
* pone his visit here until u later date.
Several who looke'diorwnrd ‘ with greet
pleasure to hearing the presiding elder
will “in; disappointed. -‘ < .
, , turnout given by the E -
‘ hoof the S u tuck Met):
odist ,pliurch. in the ‘ . all. not
‘ ,, The mit-
sicvby‘tbe ehopourianimuiu Club. or
Bridgeport. was execeille’nt. The solos
reudered‘by Mrs. Helenfiulkley Weren
prominent feature of the evening.» on-
his, to the warm weather there were
not many present. but those that d d
Attend felt well repaid for coming.
F. E. 'l‘ulbo‘t stated to a Sentinel re-
porter lust evening, that he 'wished the.
report that has recently appeared in
several papers in this vicinity in re-
gard to the new oilicers being elected
in the Shepherds ofulietblebem- lodge
contradicted. as no oiileérs‘lisve been
elected. nominated or installed and
will not be until this evening. when
they will be nominated and elected. the
some to be installed Friday evening.
my 6th.
" The entertainment given lust even-
ing. by the sons of' Temperance. in
their room in Hurlbutt’s block. was
largely attended. and proved a success.
Vocal and imminent, 1 music was
rendered by the mom rs and their
friends, after which several speeches
were made by the members. Later re‘
freshments were served. During the
latter part of the evening the members
of Temple Lodge, F'. and A. 31.. who had
been holding n meeting. attended the
entertainment and social in a body. and
thgmughly enjoyed the ice crenm and
“a e. "
Aeronaway occurred last evening. in
Saugntuek. with a very young driver at
the lines. W . T. Willinms’budbtii lost
more Molly bitched to’n handsome-rub-
ber tired runabout. about 7:30. and in-
tended to go for a drive. The more
was standing in from of air; Willisms‘
livery stable. and when no one was
‘l looking his four—yenr-oid son climbed
up in the wagon and started thuniinhl
down the road. The llttle‘fellow‘hélug
something like his father did not be
line in driving slow. so bacilli to put
th’e'whlp (in the animal's buck tilt! in
a few minutes the more was going on
it run. and probably become frightened
at something. and quickened her speed
to that of a rice horse. tearing down
the road with the little fellow in the
wagon. The animal crossed the Sub-
retuck carriage bridge at break-neck
timed. Several who were in sight
t ought the led would be thrown out
before the end of the bridge was reach~
ed. The frightened beast kept on over
Bruins street. when the corner was
reached turned up Compo street. Ind
liter going a short dist-m. slammed
into an electric light pole. throwiun
Hr. Williams’ son to the ground. and
crippling two wheels or the runabout.
in some way the little fellow lender! or:
the around right side up. and coca
luxury. After the horse run into he
pole he stood Itill until persons, who
were he» but. mine on the scene and
onset um. . , ,» ,
.l, it'd-m number of parents sud
lend; of the pupils attended the clue-
ng exercises of the Cross Highway
* ~‘ ‘ . Manhunt
e by the pupils.“ still their ediclent ip~
elm Ii ’
. I“,
be one! .
u mnem-
itegmriue Iceman.
‘derif , direction they rendered a
my out-me 7
“diner...
mu"? "m in a.“
my?» Wm
. shut
tum.
u!
1am ’ ",b ,tlt
forum’s-it;
~ n;
firmware-6e.
hood dime in Compup
Wisdom m not. has meson into his em to
st! ultimately decorum for the mica ,
I « lung didedsés
it.
it A
light: ’ roll I.
ve.‘ .lely 256. at F.
nth Norwulk. and John
drug stores. ‘
g.
o
my {‘1 ,
world} It in what all
\
i
we soon remit; ;.
..
t :, writes Mrs. w. K. Bari»
t in sets comes”. .1, or
, it‘ll 31 "King's New" Discovery.
,Dur niecww o bed (redemption intern
advanced stage; also used this won-
it der'ful medicine and today she is per _
,Desperute throat and
. fectl‘y we‘ll."
yield to Dr. King’s New
.- . Discovery” to no other medicine on
. Q Entitih. "it‘tfpillble for“ (Journal ‘ and
shroud, I). bottlemtuoranieed
hi by 1“. Pl Baxter, South ‘Norwuik. end
01 John A. Riggs, Norwalk. Trial bottles
' blissflery (3: Mosiert“ of Union strut;
s riding a new National bicycle. She
intends to no to Boston on her wheel
before the summer louver; ntoppina' at
several places along the way for its? ,
.2,
days. where she hus_-~rlilutlves.
will tube a month to mtbei'eraud
return, , [if “1 , 'l g
I O I
Many wlieelmen went to Rowaytdn
this morning to. Witness the wreck of
a freight train at the watering tnnk.
When the major-{tyrant there the
wrecked cars it .
and the trains were running an usual.
All that could be seen, were ports or
the broken ears strewn hero and there.
Q 0 O ,
Mrs. Josiah J.,Brown. of Connecticut
revenue. is entertaining wheeling
goes,“ from Bridgeport. Mrs. Brov'fn
formerly resided in the Park City, in
Ncwdsld avenue. She recently moved
to south Norwulk. where her husbnud
has secured employment in the Nur-
walk Iron Works.
I .I O
A party of wheelmen from Norwnlk
went to Baton, Point last evening. and
partook of refreshments at the hotel
it was a jolly crowd. They-stopped at"
a hotel In South Norwalk when they'
returned and had more refreshments.
. I U k
A party of South and flustwifiorwnlk
cyclists intend going to Qrsnbury this
evening and attend a strewherfi' festi-
val given by one of the societies of.
that place.
. O U D
White riding down the Clay street
hill last evening, George O'Iieuru. of
the Connecticut turnpike, in some
manner fell from his wheel nt Frank-
lin street and received it bud lucerated
wound on one knee besides bruising
his hands considerably: He was in.
vlted into a neurby residence. where
be washed the blood frdirljrthe wounds
and then started for a physician's of-
ilce to have them dressed. lithe handle
bars of the wheel were “listed.
Mills: dialogue. Learning to Cook. Leno
Cahlli. Mary Huggermnn: recitationS.
Strawberry Time. Lillian Barlow; The
moon. George Downs: organ solo. No-
tre Dame. Margaret Brady; dialogue.
The Bees. Richard Manlly.-Bernnrd-
Midiock. Edward Lewis. Stephen
Shukie. Michael Carnsone: organ and
violin. Mercury Gnlop. Waiter McKen-
na. Joseph Fagnn: recitatiops. Night.
Jennie into; Our Dog. James Shukle;
Joel: Little. George Mcuullen: Country
Down. ireue McNully: violin 0010. Fifth
Air. Joseph Vegan: dialogue. ”berg
and the Old Thirteen. Margaret Bra .
celestis Mesiello. M. Francis McNally.
Julie Housman. Mei-y Hammett.
Lulu Meeker. Augusto Rosenberg.
Lillian Brnnnlgun. Alice Hunk. Lizzie
Plasmid. Momie rumour. Leno Ca~
hill. Lillie Hunk. Gracesilfills: eons
Lullaby. school; diniogue.)iovtl Tron-
bies. Welter picked“. Joseph mean:
hoop drill. ‘tweniygeight girls: organ
sole. Virginia Polish. Walter lcheunu:
Dialogue. The Seamslress. Alice Hunk.
Gusslo unenberx. Liliiun nrunuignu:
recitation. Brave Dog Rover. Willie Me
Kenna; tubieou. Woodland Fairies.
mun. Forewell. School.
Earn Fools was sum to be um
fled to the girl be but courted in the
days before he come to Chime from
the little backwoods town in indium.
The (in bud been set for the wedding.
the guests invited end the preset-to
were beginning to arrive. him one to
no been to indium for the ceremony
end then he was to bring his bride to
Chimes .
Bull while “W. so his boyhood
friends cutlgd him. use climbing. from
porter‘lu oer-tor mouth u loop
wholesale . his younger brother.
‘ , fall in
iorowtih the (tune. bonnie
"Efren to no book to his
to IR,’ “tried the you ”boot
Ill l Itiluihewouiifiortof
lilo“ to sum the girl I fwund he
wanted in km on what ' "loll. if
our. ‘tle‘oldsr brother won fire her
all "W'thoutbt it ever u flute
film-“mitiwhnt will you ‘ . '
and
1..
[*9
.n in one ”begin the ‘
m on m m of mm or
median
, been cleared nwdy‘;
' tree.
‘ A man occasionally admits he was
' wrong. but a women never t1068~8110
was only
mistaken.
Wad—Cw:—
ll r rue-LL. V
cm 'W‘ 1f“cc.¢.ii.;."..u*nuu
ace-axiuueuummummw
_ f‘fomthlngluslug ."
iLit-us. woman never attempts to
drive naild‘wttu n hammer it there's a
hair brush handy.
Dyspeptics cannot be long lived be-
cause to liva requires nourishment.
Food in not. nourishing until it is di-
gested. A disordered stomneh cannot
digest food. it must have assistance.
" ,odol Dyspepsia Cure digests all
’inds of food without aid from the
stomach. allowing it to rest and regain
its natural functions. its elements
ore exactly the some on the unturnl
digestive fluids and it simply can't
help but do you good. Geo. c. Stillson
_ A schoolboy says it is the rule in
the hands of his tent-her that works
both wnys. ~-
Eczema. snitrheum, letter, chafing.
ivy poisoning and nil skin tortures ore
quiokiy ‘curuil by lioWitt's Witch iinz-
el Salve. The certain pile cure. (loo.
0. Stilison.
ills satanic nlujesiy's best servants
are men who love money and hate
work. . .
SAVED A sows Lit-'1.
Mrs. Contain ii. Hubbard. of hill
ford. Del. says: "Brazilian Balm any.
ed my boy's life. lie began inst like
the one we lost-with .cronp. We save
him a few doses. Heuuickly drop
to sleep. and was all slit in the morn
ing. For sale by it. Plaistsd and F
ii. Baxter. _
if a man's weak spots were visible
you would think hengad the measles.
A surgical operation is not neces
sary to cure piles. .DeWitt's Witch.
Hazel Salve saves all that expense
and never fails. Beware of counter-
feits. Gen. (3. Stillson.
Never belittle your own acts. People
are very apt to take you at your esti-
mate.
Mr. James Brown. of Putsmouth.
Va.. over ninety years of age. suffered
for years with a bad wore on his face.
Physicians could not help him. De
Witt'ii Witch Hazel Salve cured him
permanently. Geo.
we;
lemony month, .14 ,
' youth’doolts forward to and all 'age ‘
unter'ned snulmost 1‘ ,
N: Y» “buliWheh ‘ll
tailon to substitute. Sold
at the good groceries.
‘ We' are told thut courtesy opens
runny doors-nnd itsbould shut them
also when the mercury in the thermom-
eter is playing hide and seek with the
zero mark. '
The bilioos, tired, nervous man cunt'
not successfully compete with his
healthy rival.
Risers. the famous pills for constipa-
tion. will remove the cause of your
troubles. Geo. C. Stillson.
Love is likelchess; it's too much trou-
ble to be fun and there isn't enough in
it to make it a business.
“The Doctors told me my cough was
incurable. One Minute Cough Cure
We me it well man." Norris Silver.
North Slrntford. N. ii.-—-Becnusc
you‘ve not found relief from a stub-
born cough. don't despair. One Min
uts Cough Cure has cured thousands
and it will cure you. Safe and sure.
Geo. C. Btillson.
ii Christ crime to earth there isn’t
any proof that he'd take all of the
religious reformers into partnership.
A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
"Of a gasoline stove burned a lady
here frightfully," writes N. E. Palmer.
of Klrkmun. in. “The best doctors
couldn't heal the running sore that fol-
lowed, but Huckleu's Arnlca Salve en-
tirely cured her." infallible for Cuts.
Corns, Sores. Bulls. Bruises. Skin Dis.
eases and Files. 25c at F. ii. Baxter's.
South Norwnlk‘. and John A. Riggs,
Norwaik.
“Oh. you cruel boy, to take those
eggs out or the nest. Think of the
poor mother hirl when she comes »»»»» "
“The mother bird’s (lend, miss.“
“How do you know that?"
“i"see it in your but.“
our n or
actions
hnrsn't Marshall”? movement or m
5,552“. esery 025%. son's. ill or will he. keep your
hovered fldlfldho veil. Force. In mu shape of my
lent pl: 51" or put poison.“ dangerous. The smooth.
“healers stout n‘evigrttley of keeping the harm};
a
sin-run elem u
ANDY
. hiARTlG
‘
n r
i
, . Y WORKWHlL 1
altruism nuke GANDV
PM - E.’ 1’0de 7mm. ”0000‘.
“to? ’1.“ i... endorsement
K C m
nit». Am ‘ " is!
NO” ,
C. submit
The only coaster brake that has
been good enough to need no change.
It increases the utility of the bicy-
. ole; it decreases the effort necessary
1; to propel it.
More pleasure ; loss exertion.
Ask your dealer to get it for you.
NM put all until tomorrow when
you canwboy, i! MORROW today.-
DoWitt's Little Early '
5 "3‘2:
A. "3-431053, 1:09, : ” z '
i," our. men x..1,2°," 7 ‘2'
‘” scum uoumtu ro transom.
‘ ' P. it.-~t::o, 3:21, 4: " : : ‘
rue. ass. a to. s or.
dulxlux ineruunindpbrte.» ‘
”Aj‘miss sin , its good as” a" mile”
a slip pounced on n misnmo
wear rubber soled footwear
rsums those ,
High or low cut. white. black "’
or prawn canvas. per pair.
50 events; _ .
YACHTING SHOES.
Heavy stitched rubber,,s,oles. .
white duck low' or high out.
per min 52. This shoe has a
leatheryult which side in}:
mensely .in keeping the fest
cool. An exceptional quality
of rubber soled shoc~us.nt—
tractlve as any leather built *
shoe we otter at $3.60. . .
We have geod wear at $1.25
per poll?-
Do not let the white duck mm
teriul worry youwli. will get
soiled surely. but we have a
cleaning preparation. Leather
weer needs attention to keep
it clean also. .
WEAR SHOES
THAT m.
Commencing blond”, June t7tli.
DAILYWTRIPS
New York.
Side Wheel, Passenger Steamer
N. e.
Leave South Norwalk, 7:35 a. m.
Leave New York:
licekmnn Street, 2.10 p. m.
(Saturday, 1:30 p. m.)
East 315i. Street, 2:40 p. m.
(Saturday, 2 :00 p. m.)
FARE :
Excursion, 70c.
suspufiuss 30in.
NORTH BEACH.
accompanied by the
Arlen Singing Society
50c Excursion Fare. 50c
Leave South Norwulk 10 a. to.
Leave North Bench. 5 p. m.
FREIGHT PROPELLER
Single, 4am;
to
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Leave Beckman St., N. Y.:
Mom, Wed. and Fri.. at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk:
Tues. Thurs. and Sat, at 4 p. m.
New licensed slight
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TlME TABLE.
in effect May 19, 1901.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A.M.~12:35x. 4:55: 5:451. 6:15.
6:55. 7:13. 7:54. 8:16;, 9:031, 9:36,
9:56, 10:22:,10140, “:351.
P. M.-l2:5fix. 1:17, 2225:, 3:04
Mix, 4:07, 4:501 5.33. 5:55x, 6:06x.
6:41, 7.07. 7:551. 8le 10.120.
SUN DAYS.
9. .
P.M.—-3:2ix.':33.5:5 x, : :
"mo. 0 5 7 20,8 40!.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR IOUTH
NORWALK.
836x gefiiggg: $1200., 6200. 7:00.
:.:.: ,9: x,:li.0:
loglefillfizlilx; 11:02. H m'
. .—~1 :02.1:04.l:30x.2$001.8:03
3:30; 4:02;, 4:04. 4:30. 5:01. moot.
8:02, 1:00. 8200!. 9:30, 11:00:.
SUNDAYS.
A. bin-42:02:. 6:00. 1:80, 10:03.
P. u.-e:oo. uzoox. 11:00.
LEAVE sour"
utw "Av:
A. H.~—lt:iliix. izm,‘ 1:20; e-n
7:42. 3:42. "9:102, 10:02:. ':' '
ii on, n :25. m m’
WP. names; 1:
5:22, mo. weer.
Bnmwtl
l0. 8:071. 4:18.
.5
. .v n l. . ‘ .
«.i‘vfM.‘?:28. ' ’MW
_ muons.
v
P. ilk-«7:15. not.
"A. lit—4:23. 9:15, mm:
manner To scum moment.
it. M‘s-0:00, mt. me. em. 1:: .
int-54:001. 5:35.631, . 21
and stick rest to each lu- fluid. . ‘
J
A. tit—12:35:, 4:55; 5:45. :
'40: x i) 05.
.i molten. internally. Milo
directly upon the, blood and mu-
cous’ burfucep of the system. there-f
by ..destroyingu the foundation of
the disease. and xivglg the . pu-
lleut strewn. .lly bull ins .up the
consult:tigppndnssistinx nature. in do-
ing its Work. The proprietors have so .
.much faith mitts curative powers, that
they oiler;0ne mired Dollars for any
,,case chit it fdiietocure. secular list
‘ of testimonials.
Address, r. J. CHENEY e 00.,
. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Hall's Family, Pills. are the best.
Speaking from Experience—Harold
(desperatelyi-—l tellfi‘you, old chap, [
cannot live without her!
Rupert lcomplboentlyl-Oh. yes you i
can, old man. Why, 1 used to think i -
couldn't live without cigarettes!
Fourth it my
SUPPLIES
STONE WARE AND
v i, iii mi
constituents
.‘l'e
u2 wnsu'moranrREEr
South Nniwaik.
Phone ‘43-6.
H ORSE .8
TO sun EVERYBODY.
we HAVE rnnu coating, or win
common: V ‘ » .
mum '
neuritic won I -
FAUCET ”rundown.
,,. "MM...
custom evens, m out ';
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