,0 .
iii in arisen s are. All you we
(to * to been riding.
. trim. of, Port Chester, N. Y..
'. .sltlns haircuts.” Mr. an'd Mrs
, “births or State street.
.Méolinn and children. no:
if by Miss Hattie Moran. of
.11, are guests at the residence
use W.‘ Mills.
.e (l. “.A it. post met Monday of); ht
tallied Weir matters pertaining to
guns about to he placed in
at Cedar Point.
ulfi‘hh Ellis has severed his connec-
is
y. with his brother.
filial i181 who is home from New
.. arealdei'rce in imperial
d in. Wsetpon..
iternoou at 2 o'clock on the Old
if if field at that place.
to than ever was, what all were
' “if” Monday, but lived
. still saved many
because forced to re‘
, 8. Got two months of
with forty dog days, ending Sep-
all: died for an assault upon
Marooney, by Sheriff Kemper
evening, was brought before
last. evening. Arnold
rumor from New York par~
lean. The animal arrived from New
'orlr, esterday afternoon on the South
any 1: steamer Harlem. Mr Bohme
d Robert Cranium met the boat at
. Wharf and drove the trotter to their
no in Compo.
He expected our selectmen will file
ilcatl before August 15 for our
he sum for public roads
of. of the Legislature. All
Is 3dl towards the village con-
,fi at e,ntion such as the monev
ii‘ afferd. The work on the village
bridg‘ and approaches calls loudly for
all thin.
‘ 1111's He is now engaged in
lifelanilmcturc of sweatbands for
fit], as there was not room for
increase in the business in the
briflk tannery he is manufacturing the
'in the wooden tauncrmy ublcb
orly occupied before moviur
Into the our foundry building.
The Crescent and the Wesipori
lubbaseball teams to play an cx
_, citing home of hall at 9 o‘clock tomor
row Morning. on the (‘resocnt field. it
is hobed that a large crowd will bc
present to witness the game. The
members of the Westport Club say
they know the game will result in u
lctoryfpr them The Cresccnts full
' 111d say it will be time
ftcr the game.
"er. of Greens Forum
80:“as an ironer in the
W3" Houndry was pros-
ill‘iclizive heat at about
“”9 d Her friends
by I
fill
- h'car 1y. ran to her
“"31 f1 l1 urrconsciousj
“I a VI ‘é'l “‘:luyugon and
i. b" the ”whim step
. weevil? “l“ he younri
" ' - ”blobs b outer part
“ii-noon. llgt condition
3. hearted to be better
g}; ' ‘ "“‘ llynn has a
1 "III“ to a on Compo
~ d0“ the-.Mvcl
ii “iii ch has been DIIIH‘G
.3 th’e bathing houses since
if was built last fall. Mr.
.'d to a Sentinel reporter
rioon the beach would now
pushed until it. was com-
‘li will probably be the last
11.. 'As soon as the sand is
the men will commence to
‘ and grade the little hill on
glsscorner.’1‘he dirt left from
1““ kilo placed on the new road
for a top dressing. Aiior
. .ltufi
I
‘1'?th" and finished the bai-
ies that are to not as pro-
be not outside of the sea
IDr. L. 'l‘. Day's prem-
fat attracts attention
lit is literally full of
‘01- insect which has
fibres or four-,yenrs
the some indirection
.lepih In about three in-
me finishes. another ails
Linus, supposedly, penetrat-
{misspell than .bnfore. The
is trimmed off Ihc‘ upper
in the belief that the visitors
us driven off. Brit they return
ahtfril regularity. Any fair day
' on ’“ "appear. As no mosqui
"in. are seen on that home lot
my c about all around. it may
conifer busy insects have n
c benefit of the doctor
I why it should be so.
‘ hem are pretty good
lit if not explained. (lo and
' and the borers which
' rdbathe sun shines
if you have ever
snub rt airtime
’:tiouthlngton‘. will spend tomorrow with
Charles A119 11
work repairing hie' fat
in 0.0le
for on Mrs. Eugene Smith. of
. v.. are guests of Mr
Mrs. Charles Fable. King street.
Mr. and Mrs 11.1. McCloury. of
Mr. and Mr . Henry Peterson, Riven
side uvenue. ,
r Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams.
New Yorlc willvspend the summer with
Mrs. William T Sniffeu. at her resi-
dence in Wright street.
Westport. ,r
Funeral services will be hold this
afternoon over the remains of the in
font child of Mr and Mrs. Evorltt Al-
len. who died Monday afternoon. The
funeral will be held at 2 o'clock at
their residence In Main street.
There will be no dancing this even-
ing at the Compo Bench pavllllon on
account of the electrical storm burn-
Pctrle says is almost impossible
to get replaced for this evening. if ii.
is cloarrevel‘i’tbiug will be In readiness
for the dancers tomorrow evening.
The first car for Combo Beach to-
morrow will leave Hotel Spunre at
9:10 11.111. and every forty minuets
thereafter until 11:10 p. m. Thé lost
our will leave Compo Beach for West-
port. connecting with Norwnlk and
Br1dgcpori cars at 11:30 1). m
_ Roman Sturges who is employed by
Representative Lloyd Nash on his kc.
farm in Westport was pr'ostrnted by
the heat while at work yesterday of
ternoon. Mr. Sturgcs was near the
shop at the tlmc and all at once he
began to feel faint. Going inside of
the shop he laid down on the work
bench. He had been there but a short
time. when he became unconscious and
fell to the floor. The side of his head
was quite badly bruised. Herbert
Nash. who happened to be near by, ran
into the shop and placed Mr. Stur'gos
in a chair. where ice was applied to his
head. which in a short time revived
him sufllclcntly so that he know what
had happened.
Deputy Sheriff Morwln, of Easton.
arrived in town this morning with a
horse thief that he had captured. and
with whom he was on the way to
Bridgeport. Sheriff Morwln pinccd
more confidence in the man than he
was worthy of and did not put. the
hand cuffs on him. The slim“? was
sitting in the wagon beside the man
and just as he was nearly opposite
Holy Trinity Chruch tho prisoner gave
a quirk lcap out of tho wagon and
with a yell like an lndian. started
across the field. As fate would have it
Sheriff Kempcr‘. who was near by. saw
the man running and gave chnsc. lie
caught him and placed the handcuffs
on the prisoner. who was thou taken
back to Slicriff Mcrwin. who took him
to Bridgeport on tiic 0:30 car this
morning.
The Married Men. of Saugaiuck. arc
very anxious to hear from tho Yunnl
gun baseball team in regard to those
sovcrai games that were to be played
for a clam-chowder. smoker and a trol-
ley ride. The Married Men say if the
Yaunlrznns want to back out they wish
that they would say so like men. Then
one of the great big follows of tho Mar
ried men said: “Well. what can you
cxpcci from u lot of boys.” Still the
Marrlcd Mcu say that the Yannlgaus
must play with their own tcam and
not llavc an out,-of~town Mayor on the.
field: also, flint Ilrc Yanulgans have a
zl‘cnt supply of stcnogrnplror's and one
pi'ofcssiormi short-baud writer in tlwir
team. so it would be no Il‘UlllilI‘ for
them to send a communicdtion if lllt'y
wanted to play for the above. mention-
ed chowder. smoker and trolley ride.
Captain "Ki" Allen. of thelil. M- was
expecting a challenge from the Anchor
team, of Westport. this morning. for a
game to take placc on the Sexton field
next Saturday afternoon.
The electrical. wind and hail storm
that arrived hor'c ycster uy afternoon
was the most disastrous but has been
experienced in this section for a great
many yours. Some of thc oldcst rosi-
dents said they never saw anything
like it during their lives. Tho storm
did more damage in Compo that riny
other district, but the damage done in
other parts of the town is nearly as
\iui'go. if. ‘Is a lucky thing that tho iido
“as not. high at the time the storm
arrived. as. if it had been according to
some of the old units. it would have
made ruinous work of the recent inr-
provcmeuts 011 Cornpo Bunch. During
the. nftcrnoon Mr. Hendricks and four
ily. of Silvorminc. arrived at the beach
and pitched their tent pour Cedar
Point, where they expected to sound :1
low wcck's enjoying the cool brcozos
and son food. Soon after Mr. lien-
dricks had gotten his lent up be no-
ticed the approaching storm and told
the rest of the party to get into the
tent before It commenced to rain.
which théy did Everything went. all
[right until the wind oommcnccd to
bowl when all at once a terrible puff
struck the tent and tore it up from
the ground breaking the stakes, which
fell on the bonds of the occupants. Mr.
Hendricks told his family to run for
the pavilion as fast as they could All
succeeded in getting there but his
daughter. who in some way siartod in
tho wrong direction. Noticing hor
mistake sho formal and' the wind
caught her and in spite of her strength
forced her towards the water. At that
time Fred (iuyer. tho manager of the
pavilion. saw the dormer the young
lady was in and run to her assistance.
catching her by the arm just us she
was being blown into the writer. He
succocdcd in getting her book to the
pavilion. This morning Mr. Hendricks
was rnpniriug his tout whicltho will
probably have no audio this afternoon
The lightning struck Richard Evorlil’s
house on one corner. setting the build
log on fire. Mr Lvurltt who was in
the house atthe time immediately cou
pied the hose on to tho water pipe and
after throwing the utreampu the flames
for 11 short. time siiooeodiid in puttlnr:
bemsu blown down To
. 1e ..
1.41114...“qu was standing nearly under
or .
ANCmnn.t '
in out all of tile electric ll his will b - .
t'hs Norwalk Launch Com- Mg- g 6
iii
Iii. . Tilt?
ab Over the deck
t Mignon
y be , rb
{life’s grocery store is 11111111
0
torch that It
st truck the roof with
is store. Could
d it pouch innit
It at the time, said he thought he was
going to be killed. The lightning rcnv
tiered the signal towur ut Snugstuoh
11361988 for about half an hour. As
the current followed In on the wire and
burnt out the- fuses in the cabinets.
The trees that. were jgtrnck and blown
down are too numerous to mention.
The balance of the strawberry crop is
ruined. Some of the growers stated
tis morning that it would not pay»
em to have the fields picked over
again. as the hall had ruined all the
berries. The rye and wheat in this
vicinity is also ruined and will only be
good for bedding The seed onion
stalks were out off like so many pipe
stems
(Continued from Fourth Page.)
skiff Captain Dcclrer's predicament
was luckily noticed by Captain liow
ard Lowudes. of the steamer Henry .l..
which went to his assistance and took
him on board. The sloop went ashore
on East Norwalk. Captain Decker had
his watch and $10. and many other por-
sonul effects in the sloop, but is very
thankful that he escaped with his life.
LIGHTNING lN TAYLOR AVENUE.
Badly Damages a House Owned by
Raymond Brothers.
lightning played havoc in a double
house belonging to Raymond liyothcrs
in Taylor avcuuc during the storm of
ycslcl‘ddy afternoon and that there
wore no deaths in miraculous. Joseph
Starr. his wife and little son rosidc on
the second floor arid William Gates
wife and three children i'csldc on tin»
first floor. Mr. and Mrs. Starr were
seated with their little boy in tho kil-
chcn. Suddenly there was a crash and
the stovc pipe was shattered lo smith
crccns. The bolt struck the too of the
stove and jumped from there Into an
iron sink. The sink was broken in
many pieces and the. walnscotlng
around It was entirely rcmovcd. Tho
bolt thou crushed in tho floor and took
the boards up, directly under the loci
of Mr. and Mrs. Starr. Down thr'outrh
the coiling it went and smashed the
joists as though they were pipe stoma
The entire coiling of the kitchcu be.
low. was knookcd down, 'l‘lrcr'c wcrc
no traces where the bolt loft the build-
ing.
Thcr'c worc no signs of a bro. and no
plucc in tho attic was damztpcd. .'\i is
Starr. for n time was r'crulorcd thrill.
but silo. gradually obtrrincd her Iroar'lm:
and now only complains a little of 0110
car hcing sor'c.
Mr. and Mrs, Gutcs and family Wore
in Ibo front room. 'l‘bcy f‘cir ibc shook
unite vividly and tho twclrc-ycnr-uld
son was quitc badly rrfi‘cctcd, ho bciug
troublcd with heart failure For u
long time ho was unconscious. llc was
all right this morning.
T. 1, Raymond went out to the houso
this morning and he says that the up»
pcarancc was as though somconc had
outcrcd the place with a sludge ham-
mer and bad reaped dcsruction right
and loft. The damage will amount to
about $50; fully iusur'cd.
BARN WRECKED.
A Cow Owned by Mrs. M. Lauder Un-
der the Debris.
A burn on the farm of M 1's. li-lni'garct
Louder on Roton Hill. which was shift
cd on its foundation scvcrnl inches
during the storm of a week ago Sun-
day. was lilDVt'Il about Iwolvc loci. and
thou totally collapsed in the first port
of tho gale, yesterday aftcrrloon. A
cow which was in the building, was
peuucd undcr tiic heavy timbers and
boards. and that she was not killed
outright is considered a miracle. r'bc
work of rescue was promptly conl~
mcnccd by tho neighbors, and tho cow
was finally cxtricutod. The loss to
tho , building will. be considerable.
BRILLIANT ELECTRICAL DISPLAY
The ciectr'ical display in the electric
light station in South Nor walk the
icicphoplre office and switcl'rboards in
tho vmious telegraph offices was on a
large and magnificent sculc Thu
lightning was going in on the wires
every second and was stopped by tho
lightning ur'rcsfor's. Superintendent
A. E. Winchester. of the niunripul
works. kept the power going as long
as ho durcd He then pulled the
switch and us he did so firm-o was a
trcmcndous crash and the whole sta~
tiou was brilliantly lighted. Mr. Win-
r'lrcslor thought that tho building had
been struck. There were many Wll‘nfi
down and some of the circuits would
not work. The night men were called
out and with the day men. in loss than
an hour every circuit in the. city was
in working order. it was quick work
and the boys shouldd'ocolvc consldcr-
alllo crcdlt for their share in if. Tuio
lumps and two poles Wore. down on
Ccdur street and two poles and one
lump in Seymour Plato There. is n00
font of wiro down in South Main street
and about Ibo some number of feet In
l‘lm Grove Place. Ono polo is flat In
liouton strcct and about. 400 foot of
wire. A lamp was smashed at the
Wushinuion street lirldge.. Whoa are
partly down on Go iden Hill. Consid
oriug tho. severity of the storm the
electric light works In South Norwnlk
did not suffer very much.
FIRE ALARM. CRIPPLED.
The fire alarm service in South Nor~
walk was crippled in the first atorrli
When the fires In Norwnik broke out.
someone tried to ring in ulnrms from
Boxes 17. H and 41. When the boil
would not riuc. llornco R. Noah wont
to Putnam lloso house and uoiiildd
the department Superintendent Sam-
uel W. Hoyt Jr.. started immediately
after tho. storm. with a gang of men to
clean up the otrcotti,
arose: wruoowe sacked.
flute emitter.
the fire out captain William Allen's
Shortly after the storm broke, the}.
. with interest.
“ ' hour's.
. r it prove
, into glass win.
utoré. The.
, II, the wind
lust was ‘
db .
.. PEOPLE A‘i‘ THE
barge crowds of people pron
.- I“, the shores Watching the huge why
and different crafts in the Sound. I:
largo schooner yacht was “vi-atolls
She attempted to so
ashore and kept on all of her...sall..
When the squall struck her it. carried
away every piece of canvas and. she
was forced to anchor off ahlppau
Point. The huge willow tree on
Emith's lslnndrwus levelled to the
ground. Parties were getting their
launches ready to no. in search of the
two Larsen brothers. when the boys
out in an appearance safe and sound.
They were on the Sound in a skiff
when the storm broke. ‘
TROLLEYS BTALLED.
Trolley cars were blockadcd all
along the different lines. A force of
men was set at work clearing away
the debris and it was not until a late
hour this morning that all were start-
ed. About the only care running after
10 o'clock were those on the Red Line.
They were stalled for about four
White Line cars ran short dis-
anccs, but did not attempt to reach
the shore resorts until today.
STORM AT DORLON'S POINT.
The storm as Dorlon's Point was
terrific. Trees were blown down and
totally destroyed. The was house
which furnisbcd lights for the point.
was blown over and boots that were
unclror'cd near the. shore were blown
up on the Grcgory Point road. it was
said that there were. about two dozcn
boats driven up on the road. The
grand stand on the Dockcr baseball
field was turned upside down and func-
'cs all along tho way were blown into
the street.
FENCES GO DOWN.
A section of the forum. bordcrinu the
Standard Oil Company's plant on the
Wilson T-‘olul. road. was struck by
lightning and splintcrcd. Much of the
high board fcrir'u belonging to the rail-
1'0 d property near the Mcadow stroct
brdgc, was icvollcd to the ground.
Wcsf uvcpuo was compli'icly covcrod
wrth limbs and picccs of boards and
othcr debris.
PEOPLE WALKED FROM ROTON.
Tbcrc was :1 wild timc of Homo
Point. Trollev curs wcro stalled and
fully 200 people had to walk to their
horucs in surrounding towns. The
icons in thc grove were badly damaged.
0pc of tho cars which was sinlicd was
in clrurfrc of f‘OnduciOr' Sicwart Hin-
man and Motormarl (‘onncl Anolhcr'
car was stallvd at the Belle Island
bridge. it was In charm of Conductor
Tollos and Motormun Yosi.
GREEN HOUSES PERFEROATED.
The group nouso 01' inc John ll
Smith estate in South Main street was
complctcly perforated with ball stones.
and tho domain» is vcry grout. li‘. S
Lyons’s. Franklin A. Smith's, Gool'gr'
H. 'I‘i'ucudlcy's and l". S. Aiuswnrllr's
houses also sui‘lcrcd. 'l‘ho lmilsloncs.
which wcr‘c as largo as walnuts. broke
scvcrnl windows In Licuionuutnovcrv
nor l'). (I. chicr's irousc in Mott ow-
IlllI‘.
BETTS' WOODLAND WRECKED.
chcrul largo. ircus in the Hawk
burst property were dcalroycd. 'i'hc
storm was not so lrcuvy iu the -\‘I('llllI3~'
of Newtown uvcnuc. although It mm
was blown onto the wires in Cannon
sil'cct. Bolts‘ woods wcrc pretty wcll
wi'ockerl find around St Paul's church
yard trees were blown down Illld some
of the stones \vcrc overturned. All
along East nn-uuo In tho Earle prop
m'ly mics worn down. Along North
uvcnrrc in from of Mclmurr‘s and llic
Frank Woodward pincc trccs wcrc on
tho wires. Eighty prim-s of glass \t'i'l'i'
broken out (1f the Morrison house
(inr'dcus wore \V‘l‘t‘CkI‘fi u‘l around town
PROSTRATED BY HEAT.
'I‘irc first hour prostraiiou r'vpor'lml
in the city of Norwalk was that of Er-
ricsi Sloan, the little son of Morris
Sloan. of 26 Leonard slrci-I, who was
oolnplcfuly pr'ostr'atcd by Ilit' heat
When thi- storm came up he was so
affected by the thunder and lightning
that he wont into convulsions and tho
family workcd over him. being much
ulul'mcd. They \vcrc unublc to do any"
thing and so soul for Dr. 'l‘ruccy and
tho child was cared for and is now
much better.
ROADS IMPASSA'BLE.
The roads botwccrr South Norwulk
and Rowal’ton wcr'c practically impris-
sable from tho timc the storm conr
mcuccd, until ' this morning. Grout
trees were blown down and uprotfcd
and fell over the trolley tracks and
roads, breaking wires and completely
obstructing truvcl. Scarccly any at-
tempt could be made last lilgiil to open
up the streets to travel. Many people
bright in llowuyton were obliged to
drive around through West Norwalk to
reach their homes or places of busi-
ness. Others borrowed axon and chop-
pcd their way through the trees to
roncb their destinations.
BOATS UPSET AT THE KNOB.
The only damage at The Knob was
one tree blown down and two boats
upset. The scventy~flvc or more peo-
ple there had some difficulty in getting
to tholr' homes. the carryail being
obliged to crossfire fields from Mr.
llurcburd‘s residence, and through the
barnyard to the main road. The last
load got through to tho liowuyton sin.
lion and look Ibo 0:08 train in South
Norwalk. The first loads walked from
Mr. iiurchard‘s gate. The ride through
the barnyard was prcity rough. but no
accident occurcd.
SHOCKED BY ELECTRICITY.
Abraham Ilndoihill. ilownytou.
no
8'
”in, is s‘ litmilisr sight on the Atlantic
. mini selection of perfect‘blaclr. plates, '
hand dipping. throwing by means of clarifi d,’
, t'lpslrn oil, and the reflecting: of; every imperfect
.
u '51) ywir’
its superior wearing
j. richest and heaviest coating of pure tin and new
lead (the genuine old~atyle terns process) and are
2.... “Vino:Y
.1... irua on ionsio the. rust—
rd-the
Infill Tmhis®
Roofing Tin.
my? W. o. GRONEMEVSII. Agent. Carnegie Building, Williams.
for illustrated book on tooling.
more... us mt:
Slalc of Ohio,
Lucas County.
Frank J. Chcncy n1
is lbc sculor' purfrrcr'
J. (‘hcncy & (30.,
said.
sum of ONE
for each and every
that cannot bc curcrl by the
Hull’s (‘uinrr'lr (‘uria
FRANK .I.
85..
City of Toledo.
okcs oath that be
of the firm of i".
doing buslucss in tho
City of Tolodo. County and State afore-
nud that said firm will pay the
HUNDRED lli)l.l.AltS
case of Catnrr'h
lll'iO ui’
CHENEY.
Sworn to IwRu'c inc and suhsr'riiwd
in my present-c, this iltlr day of Dcccm-
bcr, A. D. lSKii.
A. \\'.(ll.l‘}1\SON.
Hull's i‘nlarrlr (7111‘
1111in and nr'ls «lir'cc
and mucous surface
Scull for Ir-slr‘runnial
l<‘. J. i‘iilCNI-IY. 1k
Sold by llr'liuuisis.
Hall's:
"l'ru going:
in in“ u
Notary Public.
0 is inkvn iutcr-
fly on tho blood
11 of tho systciu.
5. iron
I‘ll, ’l‘olctlo. U.
114'.
Family l’llls arc Ilrc best.
it Ir' tnruormu ’
said Mrs. W iiliugrr' I11 Ill r lru hind. .1!
till: sllmnlcr' Illllli‘.
“What kind of a lawn fi'lr‘
asked Mr.
"\‘l'r'li.
Willingc'r'.
lawn l‘ctcs
"i don‘t know aim
is it?"
:ll'i' pr'ciiy much
all irilkc, ur'cn't lllcy'?”
111 that, but this
year it's the postponed lawn fclc Ihni
scours it) be ibr' most popular."
Health for l0 Cents.
A lively liver, purc blood, clean
skin. bright e'cs, perfect henlth~
Cascarcts (‘antly Cathartic will ob—
tain and secure them for you. Gemr
inc tablets stamped C. C. C. Never
sold in bulk.
\i' ifc-\’i'h,\
moon by burning our
All druggists, 10c.
L‘ harlot: what do you1
old lovc Mir 1' s "'
Husband—l llflit‘ liccil rcnriiuc thorn
my door. Ar’icr i d
IO Slililf.’ (illf‘ “'lil‘
wishful to dispulo my will might not
hold of ”Will and usc them to pr'ovc l
was insane.
A bad ('omplcxion
from inucllvc livcr
such cascs. llciVlii's
Siliison.
11ml lmwMu.
Liliio Early ills:
ol‘u produce gratifying l'csulis.
gout-rally i'csulis
in all
(i.
H13 (passionatelyl~—\\'l1ui diffcr'cuci-
docs It make wllcr'c wc go on our “'(‘il
dim.r trip?
Sll0-~lllll don't yor
pcuruui'co’.’
1 think \\'(' should
spend cuough money to kccp up .111
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain 11. Hubbard. of Mll-
ford. Del, says:
ed my boys life. H
the one we lost with
him a few doses.
"Brazilian Balm say
9 began Just like
croup. We gave
He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the morn-
ing. For sale by R. H. Plalsted and F,
H. Baxter.
Two young ladies
with an irishruun. w
askcd:
“i'rri. which of no
thc oldest?”
WCI‘C COllVOI'iililg
hcrr one of tlrcm
do you think in
“li‘nlih.” rv'ollcd thi- pullout non of
Erin. “you both
ouch oilrcr."
..,.....
Tiroso famous litf
look youugcr
ilruu
lo pills. DoWIlt‘s
severest test that can be applied.
trodernark is on every sheet of the genuine
(1.
Wflflu standing near the corner
Charles II (iulder' a store when
caught hold of a. piece of iron.
bluntly ho receiver] b icrilfic silo
purnlyzmi his arm.
charged ,.
DAMAGE 0N KEYSER ISLAND.
were torn up by the roots. Lightni
was a tremendous' crash ‘of brolt a
(continued on man: Pub.)
which raised him from his feet. and
it is supposed that
the pole had come In contact with u
.live trolley wire and was ilroroubbiy
Several of the finest trees on Key-
scr island were blown down and some
struck a tree near the Maurcsa lusti-
tuto. The storm weavery ccvcro there
and at onotlmo it was thought that the
. buildings'eould not stand.
Liiilo Early Risers compel your liver
and bowels to do their duty, iirus nlv
log you pure. rich blood to recuperate
your body, Are (easy to take. chcr
gripe. (i. l.’ Stillson.
of
he
in-
ck
“liiuria .luuc." sold a fond mother.
the other morning, to her daughter.
"did Daniel Johnson kiss you on tho
steps last night?" "N0. momma. he
dbl not."
"lips' 'lusicud of "steps” It would have
troubled Marin June to reply.
.. .u
nu _
it is cuslor to keep well than not
enroll. ileWifiu Little l“:Irly Risers
tulun now and then will always keep
your howeio In perfect order They
If the fond parent had said hi
quality 'MF plates have the
producing atmosphere of the
Ask year roofer, or
GolfllfilIWVOIilit PM" ‘
GLOVER'S
THE PLACE.
lt'i‘i'th'S our cvcry ciforl.
’l‘o givo you [be bust in qual-
ily. in siyic and as it is oi'tcu
said ill. the "host” price.
W1- krrow you :m' particular.
so :rrc we. if “our” partic-
ularity that gives you thr' fruit
of ibc shoe trade Ill scasou.
In
Low shm's :lr'c lllc propcr urli»
1~lc just now, first bccuusc ll1>',\'
limp the fort cool, and porspir
in; i'i-r-I you know snon gi'l It‘ll-
<Ir'r'. Ailiillrcr' r'r'usvn Ihr'y do not
loud lb' :mkli- nrid giro lvlcrny
opportunity to display pl'i'ltily
dcslgnml hosici'y.
\‘1'1' haw grout ill
showing our IleOl'Iln illlll Iln'linlri
in your «liscovi'rlug Ilrc \rrluc r'c-
('i‘l\i‘il.‘
picusurc
WEAR SHOES
. ma T FIT.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In effect May 19, 1901.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. ill.'l3:.'i:‘1x. izbbx 524511, 6:17».
0:175. 7113. 71'11. 8: liix. 13:03.1, 0:30.
01.31;, 10:22x. 10:10, 11:3.3x
l'. bl.v-12:.'>.1x. 1217.2:‘3511, 3'0!
‘llh‘. 4:07, 425011, {1.33 i: SEX 005.1.
0 II. 7.07, 7:55x, 8:11 101'0.
SUNDAYS.
A. iii—122351;, 4255.1, inibx, 0.05.
{I iiix
P. M.~3: 2111.5 :33. 5:.5 :.x 7::20.Ii40x,
I“ Hi
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.--—12:02x. 5:00, 6:00, 7:00.
influx, 8:019:0011. 9102):, 9:04x. 10:02.11,
10:04, ll:00x, 11:02.
P. iii—42:02. 1:04. 1130):. 220011. 3:02
'lzildx. 4:02x. 4:04, 4:30. 5:02. 6200):,
6:02, 7:00, 8:00x. 9:30. 11:00x.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.~—l2:02x.0:00,7:30. 10:02.
P. M.—Ii:00. 8:00x. 11:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.~«12208x. izbiix. 1:20x, 0:18.
7:42. 8:42. 0:10x, 10:02x. 10:10.1.
ll:0i-Ix,1l:38.
l‘. M.~—l2:02x, 1:10. 310711. 4:18
3222,6120, 7:05x.ll:05x. 0:10. 11:10.
lb'iducpori in llfl8IJIIIUil to above-1‘.
bi-—~".1ibii.04, 1: 28
SUNDAYS.
A. 12.0811, 12001:, 1120!, 7:42.
H.112 111" 031:.
P. M. 7:15, 0:05.
SOUTH NORWALK To DANEURY.
A M.:-—023,il:,:15953x.
P. M.--:1 20, 2: 22, 4: 251:, 5:10, 0:00.
7:10.
DANBURY TO BOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.~—6:00.7:23. 8:50, 0:38,11:37.
P. M.-4:00x, 6:25, 8:42.
Sunday trains to Donbury. 9:20 a.
7:30 p. m. Leave Dunbury, 8:0n
u. 111.; 0:10. 7:07 p. to.
An 11 indicates express.
" ‘ been behind, before, bu
‘ G. C. Stillson.
PbilunI.bropist~«Whut' s the broiler.
litilc bov. what are you crying about?
Little, Boyw’l'hc tellers on tho siroct
hove forméd II. trust. and l slut in it.
from r crime but promoic an easy gen
tie action G. C. utilises
A. teller cant play baseball or shinny
all by hisseif. can not ' _
IXE
Abstracted schoolmsst
been seriously thinkin I“
you, Timson, as you
3' .
rived earlier of late. and till . ,
for 11 Wonder. of last you
scaids. it soothes and g '
the injured part. There are We
oouuter’rclts, be sure to go [In
know we 01.. .4 cbungled lief all P
cook?" '
“Yes. ”
"Well, she
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of {fill
Deb, says: "i suffered for
drapepsla. Used to ho
tress and belching. l M ,
i could hear of but nothinx as
till I took Brazilian Balm. find all
cent bottle cured me corn lotpl 9'.
For sale by 3.1! .I’lals d it
Baxter.
.ioxer'~lt Is unfortunate that Gilli-
talu Loner never smiles from early
car.
(libloyw—Ono of his cars is in the
Philippines. ,.
-—-.-
IT DAZZLES THE WORLD. .
No Discovery in medicine has ever
created one quarter of the
that has been caused by
r Kings
severest tests have been on hopelebd’
Hemorrhage Plcurisy and Bronchitis,
pcrfoctlicolth. For Coughs Guido
thma Croup, Hay Fever Hoarsene s
und Whooping Cough it is the quickest.
slricst cure in the world. It Is sold by
A Riggs. Nor walk who guarantee But-
tlcs , .101' and $1. 00. Trial bottles free.
Weighs 115; oz.
SUPPLIES '
mm his
STONE WARE AND
FAUCET ATTACHMENTS.
Inmsluk, Watkins
im,
"2 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwaik.
Phone 43—6.
HORSES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
_. .._.-—... m
Will HAVE THEM COMING BY Till
CAR-LOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.
M. TA RLOV,
CONNECTICUT TURNPIKE.
_ South Norwant.
life
Dlncsts idiot you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Nature In strerrftlronlng and helium
structln the 0x1 ousted digestivis (ir-
gaus. It. stlrelatostdiscove'red digest,
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it. In efficiency. It,l n-
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dspcpsla. Indigestion, Heartburn.
Fatuleme, Sour Stomach Tribune
Sick fie-admire. Gastreigia. drampes
allotherrcsuitsofimperfcctdlgcstion.
Pricorioc. and ti. l'mrnaulmcontulnsb time!
rmullslm. Book nilabo triyspcpnlumrt (all im
Prepared by E C DOWITT 5C0" Chic!”
George C. Hudson. 50th Norwslka
Edward P. Weed. Nor-wail.
Mnmlusrln
11 fl Patontomm
taro to m
. , ‘ Offices. 1094 Mills Si ‘01.
' nnrnonron'r. , mm
.3111: portal for booklet on plants. ,
xciterp‘enf. .
Now Discovery for Consumption. it'll ,
victims of Consumption. Pneumonia."
thousands of whom it has roster-edge.
s- '
l‘, ll Baxter. South Nornwalk and John"
isfuc firm or refund money. Large bub
Fourth of July
i
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Norwalk Chronicler