\ no at.
silos Mills. on.
. i on boys msy‘vu‘r. .
whglossls from. 8. 0|
‘o Norwaik. wns‘
lands" in town;
0. S.» Rogers. or“.
timothy with;
' circusjwsgons passed
hi this morning on
where
the sunt-
" mega. K. of 9.. hold their
,. still this evening. at which
looted olilcers will be
ges, Edward Burke, and
. clinic Gilroy and Maggie
‘ . lindny at North Beach.
(I: .
after spending a short va~
is parents; Mr. and Mrs.
of State street.
sane and Southporto had
baseball ,Sunday and the
m was beaten. The score
11‘ fuel: of the Southports.
imp moving from the rest-
union by him in Canal street.
pines .forrneriy occupied by
Susan. in Richmondvillo ave)
I "‘
_‘ st... of Lynn. Mass.
Gauntlet. of New lla-
"es' Sunday at the resi-
Gauohet. Imperial nve-
“Board of Trade was
Mmo'hthly meeting
‘ to s nlgnbemi
. _ 9'31“) “1“ n8 .
‘ “infinite will pronoun
alpperiey arrived home
‘ T .' . N.. Y. During
. ad’s: that place he
annihilate ‘pair of road
” “islerrivedat South
utility. on the South
‘ r stapler Harlem.
. financed Hrs.
é.” o. Minus Franks. of
\ tries Wilhelm. of Phil-
blackout yesterday
0 left them in
M
. usher traitor. omission»
..dld not stop ‘t
n \I
W'sfinfifi
been
i
. . WW
“ Mrs. H. A. Hensley. of Waterbury
ill
Convert,
retires ‘
. “90“}! Education. the.
street fruit oniongwosilnstlsw
yesterday on business.
all"
its.
.. is
d.
spending a Week with Mr. and
Jimmie? . Ellis. not» Camp street. ,
‘1" dil‘evif‘ musicians ”ails been engaged
by William H. Potrie to render deuce
musical; the Comps Bosch pavilion;
, .Contrn'ctor Thomas Glynn and. a
nose: meneoremkios seed improve:-
‘meute in the appearance of Riverside
avenue. '
Mrs. Buikley, of Bridgeport. wasin
townyeliterday. looking after her» place
in late street, occupied by Rubsy
Brothers.
Mrs. Vsamuoi A.~Pprdy. accompanied
Elly nerd ugbtsr‘, Miss Ellen Purdy, left
town in s roaming for a visit with
friends on Long island.
‘ The residents of Stuart avenue and
Elmcrcst think they ought to have
some protection against fire. They wish
for an alarm. box ntlcsst.
“ The Yannigl‘ins woald consider it a
favor it the Crescents. of Westport.
would accept thismss a challenge and
name a date when they carl_,cross bats
'Selsctmsn Osca‘r Smith was busy
this morning superintending the re
" planking and repair illof the. bridge in
Riverside avenue. near the Burt place
Wm
3. St. Mark’s Chili‘cll isplnnnlng to give
a grand opera. entitled "The Lillipu-
tionists." in Hoyt‘s Theatre, in the on»
ly part of September. There will be
150 people on the stage.
Miss Ruth Grate. of Des Molnes.
lows. who has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Byington and Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. Andrews. left today for her
home.
Rt. Reverend Bishop Farley of New
York. was a guest at Ksyser's island.
on Sunday. There was about 120 cler-
gymen present, including the local
clergy.
,Willinm Hurlbutt and William King-
ston, accompanied by their families.
of Compo. took dinner at Roton Point.
yesterday with friends who came up
on our excursion from New Ydrk.
we... .0..-
Sidney Whtts' yacht Edith left port
today for a two weeks' cruise onions
island Sound. The party consists of
(Mr. Watts. Harold, Ogden. Stanley
watts, Captain Fred Mills and Judson
atts. "
Thanks of The Sentinei'ls‘ .due to
the Messrs. Grummausfor‘n'trest of
their delicious Olden Time Root Beer,
today. This popular drink is at its
best now. and nothing is better during
the hosted term.
The. Rev. ii. Iii. Barnes. of the Hog;
ard avenue Methodist Church. apps
for " an order of‘iionest Lion,” and in
the some discourse declares‘he would.
under certain conditions. shut out
newspaper. men from the choroid is ’t
there something; paradoxical, s t
than—mew f-lnvenPallsdlum. .
The runny friends of ‘ Harvey K.
Allen will undoubtedly be surprised to
F hear that is married and living on a
dairy farm and cattle ranch in Ash-
land" Wis. ‘Mr.,4Aiien metallis bridle.
who was formerly Miss Addie Chub
'fsnt. whllo recently travelling through
the west. The happy couple were mar.
ried Monday. July lat. After their
honeymoon they" returned to Ashlsntl
where“ the bride's father ownes ,
large cattle ranch. it is the intentlg
of Mr. and Mrs. Allen to remain
the ranch for s time and than cools
out. Very few youn' men have so u
visited every place but the Klondy .
be." very i
bins. soil .lsptuhe was on t e ‘
islet,
the pill“
skint ktown
s
ll
ll
v
as much of the wor d so Mr. Ali
in fact, it is the impression tbht his in
his. aw.” served .ilveyears in. the. U i-
ns“. m In ‘” ,,_ius we
.. sited. , . .o , _
goth-dehjghri ‘ the W
lesion and did active warble resent g
the missionaries“ these pincer. .T e
, rabbis navy osmer'hs‘h to
ion‘ ofule‘btrlclsn on the 3,
.. . l
'inV
would. and W _
so all stool
anon; slush M. ‘ mm
ondhlnllss plenum in showing .0.
final»
. Hubbub Jervis. in
‘oryltlssosnds
it
Those liters-tins lows bandit)
W :bsp’ecl ln'lbo WW My
dim interested. 3m cunnilingus:
‘ iv leaving
\ :
QC.
Mr. and" Mrs. Vincent 0. Tobwubol
harp been the guests or, Mr; and hire.
some cranes». in Ely arouse; donut
be post. week. lecturers some in
Bridgeport, yesterday. ontludr wheels.
walls. who was visiting helfcousln..llilsm
( irllold. returned.
sent Yesterday. outer wheel. 134W;
Toolkins is, riding a new consterbrnke
Columbia. this year.
I I -.
‘ A couple of whoelmsn without lamps;
streets», last night. in order to got too
the street they wanted. and avoid the
police. '
s o s _
”While coastinir’lgddwfi the High street
hill. yesterday allow .9. some Wil-
son. of Dorian. might ave met with a;
serious: bicycle “oldest. The chain:
lumped the scream. wheel. and ever
went the wheel down the hill, at s
frightfulpsce; Mr. Wilson expected
any, moment for the chain to cuteness
throw him, but it did not. and he result;
ed the bottom safely. .He sdys‘tbnt
he does not want another experience
of the kind.
I I .
Ellis iloward, proprietor of the Rev;-
liand House. was riding his wheel. yell-
terdny afternoon. when the chain
jumped the sprocket wheel. lie was
going at a fast clip. end‘ could not die»
mount. He expected to be thrown. but
came to a standstill without a mishap.
. I. I
A party of wheelmen and whesiwo -
en rods to South Norwalk. lest pitta.
from Wilton. and attended the circus
in West avonue. There were nearly
thirty in the number. in double file.
Their wheels were taken care of on the
circus grounds.
O I
George Highland. of East Norwnllt,
is riding a new bicycle.
ill I -
Miss Mumle Bailey, of Bridgeport.
who has been the guest of friends in
Clay street. during-titans“ weslr. re-
turned to her home yesterday. on her
WhPel. u. . n. we u. .u.
wash tube can come up to a‘ real You-
kee clipper! Sorry for. you. Johnny
but it can’t be helped. .A Yankee ship
and a Yankee crew, you know. John-
ny." John Bull has a disappointed
look on his face and replies to Uncle
Sam. saying: “Ho my ‘ow she goes!
it hisn’t fair. I hn'm sure 'tain‘t! She
must 'sv an engine h'under her keel."
The engraving was originally owned
by Mr. Allen‘s grandfather. who was
well known in this section at that time
as a sea captain. Before Captain Allen
died he gave in g to his son.
e engravin
the late Cornelius Allen. after whose
death the antique picture came into
posession of Frederick Allen.
NOTICES TO moment. '
m
Changes in the Location of Lights and
Buoys.
The treasury department sends out
changes made along'the Sound in the
month of June last:
Fishers island Sound~8boninxton
outer breakwate stressfullgh't estab-
lished—About .l _ 12.00.13 901. or heated
lens-lantern iigltft‘sred established st
the western end bribe outer or “east
breakwater on the were side of the
entrance to Stool ‘ on harbor. north-
ern side of‘li‘ishe'il‘s sldhd‘Sound. about
9-16 mile 8. by E. from stonlugton
breakwater lighthouse. .
The light is shown from a chef
at
the topotaredpostwith are
all
llgltit is about 22 feet above mean high
Vin or. .
Fishers island Bound-anoy num-
bers changed.~—-Tho numbers of the
black spar. buoys marking the channel
through Fishers island Sound. sloiiig
the northern side of'll‘ishers islsn .
have been changed as follows: " ,
Seal Rocks buoy. from s to 1; Young
Heck buoy. from 0 to 8. and huddle
Glump (NJ buoy. from 5% to 5. .
Dons islsnd. Bound-ii‘slknor [also
wetter-actor or llsht (lilhllfldrshboflf‘
June so. 1001. the characteristic of ti:
fourth-orderllght on but“ ,
oil. Gullford hsrbw. sort urn side
Long island sound. was chanced
tilted white vs bite
“WWI _
.. '4 or .
. green has shown itself generous to-
‘ Miss nun re‘mrins.‘or' heather; ‘
.oll
« from Georgia to Washington.
the following notices to mariners of ‘
house at its base. The height of the H. m
‘ ‘moitss one
j in: yellow. , an
‘ color else
on p to" . ‘
die in...
t of ti: ‘
in Model work;
old “ utility: Cons
word it. The readiness with which
Congress lncrss the approp lotions
for the Division; :Fprsstry is ;. s be
evidence that forestryr'has proved its
imfirtunco from a business. steady
no u . . i, i .. .
The change from a Division to s
Buresn.and the larger appropriation.
iii msks‘nosslbie both as an [improv-
ofllceyorganisetiondfllll Inorslsxtend-
outfield wo kn Tholiluruau will be pro:
vided with a much larger officeforce.
" and will be organised in. three but;
since. But field work. not office work. i
is what the Bureau exists..for. This...
work has been going on during the lost
your from Maine toilsllfornlitsnd
., ,ll‘kiill:
eludes study of forest conditions and
problem, all over the country. the
giving of udvlce‘wto owners of forest
lands. and the supervising of conserva-
tive lumbering operations which illus-
trate, forest management on. business
.urlncipiom. This ,.,W(ll‘i£ can now be.
greatly entering). Private owners of
301,09 me In 11stwa I?!“ 1 "all
uteri thishd’vice. whichin‘ every org; re-
. hires personal examination. and
phenomenon acres hays been put un-
‘der management. This land isln many
, cts.’ large and small. and is owned
a individuals. clubs. and corporations.
versl state governments have also
asked lips aid of the listens. :But the
greatest demand is that of the Depart-
illeutpoi'ut , interior of the National
:ilovernmen . which has asked for
workingrpisns' for all the forest re-
serves. with the enormous total arcs
of» aboutifortyéseven million acres.
.y’," - . *MW
,lilAVAL‘ MlLlT‘lfi'S‘ENCA‘MPMENT.
- Adjutant-General Cole has issued or-
ders for the an’nusl‘t‘our of duty for the
naval botalion. it wit-be for six days
beginning August 19 at the govern-
ment reservation on Fishers”. island
The site selected for the encampment
is at the extreme western end of the
island about in lieu mile remnants
Mbuonotto inn and overlooks the Race
and Long island and Fishers’ Island
sounds. Fort Wright. in connection
with“ Fort Mireille on Gardiner'sislend
fiend the fortsmzrelom {sinnergosrds
the eastern. entrances to the. more of
Long Island Sound. The work on the
fort has been in progress for three or
four years past. ». it ls‘noyr completed
and the fort contains souls of theiheav-
lest guns in any. of the forts on the
coast. Commander Averill and several
other oflloers of the naval militia visit-
ed the,fort yetserday. 80mg tbére in
the nitride. u. . .
morsels AND EAST HAVEN.
The town of Mndisou has applied to
the highway commissioner for 06,000
for state aid for the improvement of
the highways. The town of East Ha‘
veil has applied for $9,000 for a similar
purpose.
Perceiving now that the. block was
inevitable, the noble prisoner be-
thought him of suicide.
“Shall l shuttle off this mortal coll?"
mu, he. . *
Bu the executioner. being a man of
some wit withal. divided his thought.
"You shuttle after i cut!" quoth this
functionnry briefly.
The duke was silent at this. it was
not his grace's wont to bandy words
”with one from the commonality.
GAVQO A IOY’I Lilli.
Mrs. captain H. Hubbard. of Eli
ford. Deb. says: "Brssillsn Balm sav-
ed my boy'srlifex' - He bum Just like
them we lost with lamp“ -Ws new
blots fey! doses.‘ He quickly dropout!
to sleep. and was all right in the morn
log. For sale by. K. Pleistsd and I"
'l regret to inform you." suidthc
man who was called on for a speech,
“-‘thst i lune neglected to make any
preparation for this occasion. if any
in the audience will suggest a subisct
when he docim’t “everything about
it. gains glad to me e s few re
ms .” .
Of course he thought he had encased
himself very cleverly. but ,somsthin‘
97’9" half the audience responded sl-
_ person. ,_ . =
Jams about the army analogs." they
mm ringed vectors. *
.nmtoou“ waifeltbp‘tbs
310%!!!le Manor. of ham
n.’ .. when they“ “'10:? up. “ 1
s ,s y chm , .
“$.33” a“
stunts
m 7. a:
and
2K5 mum
“ soil do; it soothe
upon which a man is'privlleged to tslk .
lilo vermin
‘ Pl. l‘l’msmii
soother. town: and
. ore libraries before its
”siphon l. real 9 how. civilized
H
a .
Dewar: Milan ,
romptly appl, , . ,
..onds«,dulcllly basis
the injured part. There are troubled?
oountefrelts. be uremia” WWW"
G. c. Stillson. ‘ ':
“‘Sonluhody nods. fault because the
modics’lprofessiou‘s great work is not
attested byfsolne representative name
on doublet in the Hall of Fame." .V
"Perhaps there are unite ‘ enough
neutered mortuary tablets now that
. it is eit'siil‘r or renown than get
cured; DeWitt‘s Little" Early Risen
your bowels in perfect order.
tie action. 6. C. hitillson.
‘1~,.~“Ah,”.'sighod thofond mother. "two
souls with but a single thought!"
"Yes," echoed paterfamllins. “and
less than'one dollar. 1 don’t know how
theyr'o going to. make“, Mary, amass
werwperhaps that single thought
tiles/Ne not is that pope’s going to put
up for two.” ' .
. You can never curs dyspepsia by
dieting. What your body‘needs is
plenty of good food properly digested.
Then it your, stomach will not digesl
it. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will. It con
tains all of the natural digestants.
hence must digest every class of food
and so prepare it that nature can use
it in nourishing the body and replacing
the wasted tissues. thus giving life.
health. strength ambition. pure blood
and good. healthy appetite. G. C. 8till~
son. ,
Quito Another Thlugn‘T‘iossls. if
you and Harry can‘t stop qusrrellng. I
shall not let you play tea-party any
more." But this isn't a tea party,
momma. We're playing married. and
Barry is finding fault with my cock-
ing.
A men‘MlLLlomms
Lately starved in London because
he could not algorithm row Early
use of Dr. Klngi’oNew Life Pills would
devoured him. » Theystrengthen the
stomach. aid digestion. promote assinr
lintion. improve appetite. Price 25o.
Meneybaok if n satisfied. Soldb
ll. mower. Sou Rentals. and Job
‘A. Riggs. Norwolk, druggists. ,
Manager (to new actorleour per
formance of Hamlet is the very warsl
l’ve ever seen. lfthere bsd‘been any
money in the house. i should have
been. bound in honor to return it at
the doors. As it is. several friends
have sent in and peremptorily demand-
ed that their names be removed from
the free list? - .
' SHE DIDN'T WEAR A MASK.
But her beauty was completely hid-
den by sores. blotcbes and pimples till
obsessed Bucklen's ' drains Salve.
Then they vanished as will all Ernp
lions, Fever Sores. Dolls, Ulcers. Car
bunnies and Felons, from its use. in
failible for Cuts. Corns. Burns. Scolds
and Piles. Cure guaranteed. 25c at
F. ii. Baxter‘s. South Norwslk. and
Wage, Norwaik. .
Fallen Angel.—-“Wbst's this, dear-
lbif' said ,the young husband. as he
tried to. bite into it. “Why,.that's an
gel-food. darling: replied the fair crsa
turn on the o r. side of‘the‘ table.
“Obi is it?" with contracted brown
and set szs‘. “la-,1 thought perhaps
it was marble cake." ,
A bad complexion generally resni‘tjs
from inactive liver andbowels. In i
such cases. DeWitt's Little Early ills
ere produce gratifying results. 6. C
Btlllson. .
*
At the Seasidee‘Aiice—d‘m so glad
you are nomad at last! .
Gracoml'os; George and i will he
married in September.
Alchood gracious! You don't
mean to marry him. do you?
Those famous little pills. DeWitt’s
Little Early Risers compel your liver
sud bowels to do their duty. thus glv»
log you onto. rich blood to recuperate
your body. Are our to take. . Never
sripe. G. o. Billions.
Turner—Pm see (lousy
nights many with his field
i wonder wbst is Isms is.
' 1!li he's calling
char, elm. ,
To w'l‘lssidesl What does he
carry lipid" uses for! . =
broom 9 doesn‘t.
several
lid merely
uses the use tool": sdlctlonm is. .4
5v hold
gngTIbSrgs 4%”. ll
testify to the protonsion‘s great work!“ ..
taken now and than will always gee; '
re ‘
never mile. but prmnote an easy gou- >
opium Kni- *
‘;p
up :3 s; dos-ls:
all our:
.10: use so
. so
aHsll’sQntsrrh Ours; is
nub-"mdiootsidlrently-ont .y,_ ,
and , mucous." surfaces on the: system.
Scott for testimonpfrsé‘.‘ ‘ .;
F. .1. cannery. moo.
.‘BoidmyinruggistEnM ., ,.
lion's ll‘iunllyE Pills areatbs best.
Strange Lady—J bog your pardon.
but i heard you meniiodbirs. Upl-
perten's name. and“! know she has
been very sick. . Ban you “tell me» how
she. is? , . . .
. GentlemanrvShezip‘ seam. ,,
some Ludyv‘llltsnk':
.tlsudy‘s Friend (in a;
.100: ,
whisperlvflor-
rorsl You should not have said “thunk
you." That gentleman is Mrs. Ups
’ Burton‘s physician...
. luv! -‘ v '7‘ u
. iT DAZILES ail-la WORLD.
: No Discovery in medicine has ever
created one” quarter of the excitement
that has» been massed by 'I‘h‘l King's
victims of Consumption. Pneumonia.
Hemorrhage. Pleurlsy and Bronchitis.
thousands oi whom it» has restored its
thins. Group, Huyngevsl-pliokrs‘snsss
and Whoopmggooug‘b‘it is thelooiokest.
cur-fist cumin thevwonid. it lssold by
F'. '. Baxter. Bouthflorwalk. and John
A. Riggs. Norwbllr, who guarantee sat-
isfaction or refund money. Large bot-
tles. 50c and 81.00. Trlsl'botties free.
W
bliss Tlmldlty—«l've thought it all
over and l bellows it would. be wiser
for eye to ask pups for my hand.
Caution Lover~0. i am sure it
would be a most indiscreet thing for
me to do. i think we had better have
some disinterested party approach
him on the subject.-
The piles that annoy you so will be
quickly andpsrmsnently healed if you
use Dertt's Witch Hazel Salve. Be-
more of, worthless counterfeits. G. c.
Stilison.
Order masterminded—Foreman (job
Oneal—What are you working at now?
Boy—~Runnln' on some business cards
of a young wamsn who wants to do
mending for gents and families. Fore-
man—flee wilful Didn’t ranged word
not to print 'emf The order is coun-
termanded. Quick as the boss saw that
girl's card. be rushed off and married
er.
ONLY cuss sou overruns.
rm. main Bush. of Newcastle,
201.. says: "i Inbred for years with
mos
insulting V infill: minus m
. mo ,, q o . me
till i took Brasilia Balm. slides. 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
‘ll‘or ssis by R. H, Pisistsd sad so.
..._-_.....~_....._ -Ww— H,
fiWvomc new HAVEN a
unarroununmaoso.
TIME TABLE.
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in offset May 10. 1001.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
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NORWALK.
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