Gil]
we «die
.516 spending 6
end in onion.
’6 5 5.97:
. instead.
sentiment
to at the residence
-6
ask in August.
.—o-..-—’—-e——-'
Huhbell. of
.K 161'. West End.
evening.- Ostdrer
9.»...
till ‘ commence about
ll be: placdd on
‘lior o Meeker
iii-l 9.75...
hi this. Be em’ii’llr-
l of the protein.
ties. and. of course. will
bake at the Pan-Ameri-
or “are"; tleni
A ie of so.
its high Yaounde?”
ms laid it.“
2“"
6 other
boy‘s may our.
fr ram 75 areas
York
the rust National
coded and revarnlsh.
5 tailors" York. is
West.
' nuts placed an order with the Toduet
of Riverside
ng friends in Bridge-
fis‘ us for school bass5 Lighting Co
. cross bats
'- Sexton field team 6w afternoon.
5.4....
”Kittie and; Minnie tins
ls'land are guests of me
o, '1‘. Sherwood entered the
Club. of East Norwilk:
ernoon at her home in
7 evening to Meadow’s End promiseg
sea of the Computing
yare making arrange
‘p out on Cockeno's isl-
nk Hubbell and. daughter
' irehurst. N.
tomorrow with Mr. and
’atlonal Bank of West
marrow at 12 o'clock.
brother the banks will
her party on Com
a5 I. mugs of the refresh
ye Lloyd Nash s deldsz.
' Theses that
is otBJcbn” lichen 9" around the village did not need to
es
7 and State str'eet
In store married in
May afternoon.
"lit in order for the win
audio
on
5 Mekong. the “bands
um
w’ll “” hogtied
Tons Plains base boll team
is r's field tomorrow afternoon” 7
W Dickerson if?!”
M9 as
or B Jail! 6. a?”
friends. of New
and Mrs’. Allin
iverslde avenue-
’éht‘r. 6nd Mrs William L. Taylor, re-.
turned yesterday afternoon. after
9p:nding a few weeks at the Pan55Anler
c n
Builder Fairchlid has the contract to
moire severni repairs on the building
used as it saw mill by the Westport
Lumber Co. 5
com
' 5Rufus Wakemnn and son Austin
Launch Company for one of their mo-
do] launches. .
W
The electric storm yesterday after-
noon burned out the 5s gnal lights and
a motor on our No.1 of the local
division of the Connecticut Railway &
W. Burritt Waiteman injured his
foot quite badly while in bathing at
Compo last Wednesday evening. by
stepping on a neriwinkle The shell
of the periwinkle inflicted a deep
wound in the bottom of his foot
Contractor Thomas Glynn and men
expect to commend work again on
CompoBeach next ohdsy. The prin
’clpal wdrif‘ to be done is the setting of
"ties in front of the soil well and putting
a coat of loom on the boulevard
The Married Men’s baseball team
with t Yunnlgans on the
The
game will begin about 3: 30. This will
be the most'lmportant game of the
day in .town. and a large attendance is
expected.
The trolley rides given by Comps
Engine Co. hays always been a success
but the one the company and their
friends expects to take next Monday
not only to he success. but one of the
best times it is possible to have. The
company on this ride will have the
pleasure of hearing songs rendered by
the local Glee Club, also music by the
Dayton Drum Corps They say they
will have a bugier aboard, too.
M..—
Benjamin F. Buikley and men are
doing some professional blasting in
Gorham avenue. The 6 one taken
the avenue will be put in t e crusher
which will arrive in town next week.
and used on the new macsdem roads
that are to be built in the b
appropriation reeelvéii from o s to
Mr. Bulkley put in ’iblast yeilter'dny
morning and before uniting it off he
told several that were near by Just
where the stones would go. r. 1| ilk»
ley's prophecy came true and he beat
of it was. most of the s as l nded in
the lot near where the erudite will be
9t work thus saving the cost of cart-
112
A large white automobile. which is
supposed to have seem lf-Willlnni 5K
Vanderbilt's passed throuih with? at 6
terrific rite of good About 8 o'elock
last evening 5B gifirem the lii'achine ar-
rived in the the people
could beer. the large horn looting.
were driving her on
wording signal and when the white not
flng monster put in its appears as
several horses were so frightened 56’4“
they were on the verge of runnl g
sway the horses owned by null M.
Raymond nearly upset the ire iéie he
would shelf to in front of Belmont
. Compay "’a Store.
Rich rd illverltt is acknowledged the
echamp on watermelon eater in Songs.
tuck Yesterday as Rich was passlnt
by Adams Brothers market be notified
several fine specimens of his fave its
fruit in the window. After Millikan!
a links green meiotic f r lie
ldhi told Malianer Bur n he
pouldesilly sit half at the lasted one
which would weight all of twentydiv'e
pounds Mr. Burton. thong t'he we
have sortie fun and told lilo
also if! he w
‘ er 'and took if
I 2
65; the
on step for 6 or:
all too rest and loose his cloth 3. 75
346”! new hkemadllgthe hGiGOG‘m
lsappsar rapidly. After the ’36:” so
belts with the Crescents on the 5
' sorts. returning about 10 o‘clock.
‘ said that the roads were very dusty;
‘ motor cutters: .
be we ld‘
ld
66 ll iliv
gilt it 9116?: its dogs or 1”” lithi‘ieh s M
re me 0 . , ti o. “
sssptgd his ”‘ or” he’ll} ll
get off his wheel to see what
pensd. Mr. Hyde's wheel we 55
Ioousidersbly. The rim 6ft e“
661 who broiled. eff took it to t 9
77 ’e I I
Dost night was as “beautiful one fo’i
wheeling a d many were out entering
it. 146626 parties rode to the shore rA
perty of nearly- fifteen rods from Seoul-
stuck. to South Notwslk. and after
stopping a few minutes for refresh-
‘ents went on to Rdton Point.
Mr. end Mrs. Georg H (ll-mend. of
Bridgeport rode to nth Ndrwallt.
yesterday afternoon. and are new this
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Malone.
tnAhii street. They will rennin 1‘.
week before returning home: Mr: and
Mrs. Orlnond ride a tandem. ‘
ed Ta new bicycle. ‘5 5
George H. Nelson, trovelln‘g salesmen
for the moment! Wheel Company, of
New York. was in South NorWe'lk yes‘
terday afternoon, calling on friends.
He left for Nbrwa‘i’k. ' 5,5
I I O
The poiicessy that they haven't seen
a rider without a lamp on his wheel
since the order was given to arrest “57‘
riders that were riding Without ligbje
There are very few riding on the at e-
walk since the young man in East Nor-7
walk Was arrested.
n
The Misses Charlotte and Minnie"
Bernhard. of Ridgelield. arrived in
South Nor-walk. yesterday afternoon. On
their wheels. hovered with dust They:
They intend to remain here until Sitt—
urday. as the guests of Miss Dore Mitr-
shell. of the Eagle Hotel
About twenty-five members of the
Stamford Wheel Club. passed through
South Nor-walk. last evening. on a spec-
inl rolley. bound for Gregory :4 Point.
who they had supper at the Dorian
House. it was a merry party. As
theyhp‘assed up South Main and do 11
Washington street they shunted 9
club call. '
I I 5-
The N. 0. A. has allotted July 27 us
the date for the postponed grand cir-
cuit meet scheduled for Manhattan
Beach. on Wednesday night.
Nearly a score of fast professional
riders, including Floyd MacFarland.
"Tom" Cooper. Frank Kramer and oth.
er circuit followers have declined to
make their entries for the meet at Vai-
lsburg on Sunday. unless the phrase of-
fer-ed be increased in site. They claim
that by their weekly attendance they
aid in drawing from five to seven thou-
sand spectators every Sunday. and that
the purses given are not commensurate.
with the gate receipts.
In training at Manhattan Beach. yes-
terday. "Jimmie” Michael rode ten
miles. behind pace in 16 minut s. 83 2- ii
seconds. His time for the out five
miles of the journey was 7 minutes. 32
seconds. The tenth mile was done in
1 minute. 29 35- 5 seconds. These times
are claimed to be the best ever mode
on the Beach track. Three will: as
were held on Michael’s trial. and th e
ivho sew the petformiihop Predicted t at
the former champion would give b th
Harry Elites rind John Nelson 6 h rd
race in their forty-mile motor paced
match tomorrow. 5
I D
What should prove the greatest y—
cie race of the season is down for e
cision at Mo'nhsttsn Denali. next 8t
urd ay afternoon. w ben‘ those prom on.
pace followers. Hurry Elites. Johnath-
Neison and Jimmy Michael meet in a
forty mile event to
the right to 'be cleil
bet'hil rst oil
a series of races at’ dliferent ’64” dos
3.263%: iiiioii’i‘fi" d"°”§’°il’i.£6’
‘3 ll 11 1W
chill. the doc in: r e to h
for. hiker 666% 20. e ”an”
““im “in
{gortldlflloo Pair tiara
u ur a ‘o g .
2: works; 111331156? 20.5 hims’e’ Chi
e ru n
7 . “Will 66661:
it is his6 be it
Miss Jennie A. Barthel has purchas— 5
determlufnwho is:
“handrail
u ‘ 7
”’ ’1’” illwflliiltfillliwmt} 99:67 hit dos?»
starts cosine ‘ H
on Moorish harem
Sound from Huntington, L. l.. to Mar.
‘ ris (love. where the fleet will render-
vous over nisht. 6191199251? early start
for New London 75 s Dilly moi-iv
lug. While in Now if on the our de—
fender trill doubtless attract rent
deal of attention. With the fleet here
will also be the Columbia. which has
been participating in the trial races
offINewgomO port. 2 hi oi
as totesenoae is,
intense "tuttil be it own in the ml;
racing schooner mimics. This is the
new stool craft which was built recent
iv for Frederick P. Brewster. of New
Haven. and which has already was
% eight or ten races. defeating ailth
big
boats of her class during the last ”girl;
weeks. it will be the maiden tr
the Elmlne to her own port and
yachtsmen of New Haven who are in.
terssted in the craft and who have
watched her performances recently
599m go down the harbor 6nd inspect
él'. ' ‘ '
LEGi8LA5'5fli/E55 GLiJB.
W7,
Reunion to be Held at Notch Point Ho-
tel August 1-8.
[The reunion of the Legislative club
of 1901 will be held at the Rotor: Point
hotel August 8 Dinner will be served
st 1 o'clock. A. it Wedgwortn'. of Far
thingies, and William A. Taylor. of
Putnam the committee in ohsrge of
the attain came to South NorWaik.
Wednesda and made arrangements.
Tb met' by Mont-Governor
{line or wand Speaker Light The gover.
nor and the speaker assisted the com-
tnltteo in making the arrangements.
Th e leg’lsidtlv’e clubs of 1897' and
1899 are to be invited and it is expecb
so that between 300 and 400 will be
present. A band or music has been
engaged and the Elm Glty Glee club
of New Novemmill sing The Gen
nectlcut Railway and Lighting com
pany will provide; an interesting trolley
' trill tor the party.
The committee expects that this will
be the moat interesting legislative re-
union ever held in this state”
sessso I ‘
Famous or: n " 5 Cases Riéeiv'e‘d
r64: mansion.
Formal notice of the settlement of
the six cases of Amuse A. Marks vs.
Philip Finnegan et ale. J Albert Lock
wood of. ai has boon received in the su
perior court in Bridgeport and the
stress have been gelled from the dock
The suit was brought to recoi'er for
Flnnegen’ s alleged neglect to. collect
figs 000 during his term as tax collec-
tor. nod for allegiid irregularities in his
beekeeping. The deficiency was said
to have been due to his failure to col-
lect percentages .on assessments that
had been allowed to become overdue.
The cases have been settled by the
pag‘ment by Flnegsn of 221 750
h seventh case was a similar one
brought against 5J. Albert Lockwood
former selectman of Greenwich. That
has also been settled. -
uh.
W.“
uusr HOLD Ipsw ELECTION
Troop A Didn't Have the Required
Notice.
The adiutant general has declined to
approve of the election of eilicers of
Troop A. formerly the Horse Guard.
held at the armory. last week on the
ground thin the required notice of five
days was not given. Former Major
Lulerne Luddington was elected cap-
min 6nd Messrs. Woodruif and Dred-
neck v'v‘eré elected lieutenants. ‘
The objection to the election on the
art of the Militant sonar ai is purely
technical and it is not ii air that an
trouble will be experienced in re~eiec
some men iwh n the troop is
t it
’Tnaming quince . 5 or he 2 rpose
. 77 BRAVE sov'elrsmt.
Morris Bhsrw son of Oliver T.‘
Sherwood. counts of the aouthonst Na-
tional bank. had a very narrow esodpe 7. 7
“a STITCH IN TIME"
lfrom drowning Wednesday ell/omens)“.
lie in: lustmurobassd a new sharpie
her5l louse bed and. af-
ter bums on the tails. thought he
‘ would try and sold her down the are k
and. than out in the sound ill mule
7 broil it ill be was pope: is the B
5‘ .ciubh when a spill"
.76 but 66 pelted b 5
the occupants e craft were
out in the mlddleof the creek.
’ 091667 (scold
w lie
es down b
l ‘.
eritt ’lg’ft’
”‘7“
7 l”
7‘ day's run the fillet iw’iii 0.0;: . t’th use of “Dr.
h 66:61:91th
6‘ oo 75
1(an tq’ii’ewm bite Pills
have saved him. They strengthen t
stomach. aid digestion promote ass!
671mm” 66%” i ii 6 Sold
easy c at sets 6 .
F ii. Baxter. ” Norwslamnd Jo
A. Riggs. Norwalk. druggista. ‘
i
my seconds!" “Sir you will find t
:l am not easily fliflh
at the some: hour
toned! i shall
Maw-ID
‘ IT pauses 1'44: woato.
t
thousands of whom it hes restored
and Whooping Goughlt
surest cure the w rid. it is sold
5 t orwalit, and Jo
A. sign: r be guarantee s
lsfactlon or refund money. Large b
ties, 506 an
went."
dieting. Whot your body needs
it Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure will.
ID“.
[this morning "‘ “Ho 9011
broke thirty or forty ankles "
minaret» "l enlisted for yours w
”it W
.35.. an belching.
cent bottle cured me completely. "'
For sole .py R. H. Piaisted and F.
Baxter.
til tomorrow.
now. Mrs. Jones—Shop}: lug? M
Smith—No; i haven‘t time for th
to buy.
CURES »
HOLD BY
91‘.
and builders' hardware cbough t a
rubber."f "theirs and '61
you would like to dispose of
aghest cosh prices will be paid
ling on
lurday‘a.
Residence as spring street. .
Saves many a dime in watch care. '1‘
single drop of oil will add five yearsto
the life of your written. Wit of
when hooded with such regulate it
time or better-lotus
many quietly would
met or
“Sir I shall be at 8 o 'clock tomorrow
morning at the Bobs do Boulenge with .
ohlorrow With my
seconds at the Bois de Vincennes!” ~- 7
to have great did-
i tried everything
roould hear of. but nothing helped the 7
till i took Brennan Balm. and one til ‘
Earl 75'
wold ‘
112.75 7
m»
petite. Price 25c.
921‘ by 5
hi]. 7
but 7.
be
No Discovery in medicine has ever
created one quarter of the excitement
that has. been. caused by Dr Klug'b;
Discovery for Consumption. it's
sererest tests have been on hopeless
victims of Consumption. Pneumatic; _
Hemorrhage. cleanly and Bronchitis. ’
to
perfect health. For Coughs Commits.
tunic. Group. tiny Fever, Hoarsoness 7
is the ddlclr'ellt.
by
be
ut-
ut-
$1 00. Trial bottles free.
"i wonder why the Puffups have
stopped inviting us to their dinners?"
“i suppose it was because We always
You can never cure dyspepsia bi" '
is
plenty of good food properly digested =
Then if your stomach will not ‘tiigest 5 ‘
con-
tains all of the natural digestsnts. , = ~ 7
hence must digest every class of food
and so prepare it that nature one use
it in nourishing the body "and replacing .
the wasted tissues. thus giving life.
health. strength ambition. pure blood
and armed he‘althy appetite. G. (instill. '
"What happened to the oentlpede,
down and.
ONLY cuss res oversaw.
Mrs. franklln Bush. of New cacti.
H
Merely Buying-Mrs Jones—What's
your hurry? You' re not off for the sea-
shore how? Mrs. Smith-No. not up
l'm going down town
re.
at.
there's so many things i simply have
in. ilitlft Indiana .2...
unsunnrism . a
. ALL DTUGGISTS-
iiiobesl CaSh Prices.
Discarded machinery of all kinds.
piping steam and water fittings. stores
nd
sold Ho gust-t for: for} film'gottalgt
Tie
by
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 d: 15 Raymond 8t.
Notice by postal will receive prompt
.7 attention. 7 .
'Optih' 7 a. m. to ii p. m. Closed Bat-
he
proper and timely application of o e
it
ito
the threhkt'uif timeless timers. You entry
'3 those many animate ins
t been your witch after ’6’
intimidate
graceful specimens—~15
(deer ft to test its
sexiness.
I! " W‘shdtstlutiilé;
Telephone out. 133—3.
Open evenings till 3:30.
South Norwa‘lk. ‘
occurs
137 WASHINGTON 51’"
Com. 5
’fis v’ 'Al... ’ ’ ’ 7-,- ,7.
Dealer m‘ Junk of A} Kinds.
i best prices aid for old metal.
rn’g’sf‘ papers, everything. {Write or
cell. Prompt attention given to all
orders.
illi) Tavlor Av6.. So. Norwalk.
Junie Brawn
institution was. .
Pure wens Lem and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice 5
as long had never double our. ‘
face as machinery mined. The
_ house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox". both on south
Main street. were painted by me
in this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still seed
7 Your h’ s will stand as well 7
if i paint it so since. as South 7
Main street. My residence. 267
mm are... street. ‘
- 7 ’ I
Six-Day Tends to Buffalo,
heaving every Monday. from 223 to
$30 according to accommodations so
iected. Rate from New Haven.
Three-Dag Tours to Block Island,
Every sturdsy. 38 60 to $10. 50.
Five- 4y Tours to Catskill,
July 23, ugust 65th, and 20th 31’s 50
from New even.
5-Day Tours to White Mountains.
July 252d. August 5th and 19th. Rate
Tickets and copies of “The New Eng-
land Tourlst" at the onlce of George
W. Harris. agent. N. Y.. N. H. d: H.
new YORK. use RAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
' 'rms rants.
In offset May 19, 1901.
LEAVE sour" NORWALK FOR
new Yomr.
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