Shortlil‘l is entertaining
llton King. at New
urger oi Greens Farms
irth anniversary.
I d Neshhas pur-
their)" inkhsni. the ex
Ne York, is A guest
or Mrs. F. Burke, 411
I rd 3 st, "The Breakers "
_‘ l‘S William Smith, of
(53‘ Are guests of Johns Ro-
I‘Ili, are" guests of M.r and
s Welch, or Compo street.
My.“
,_
,Idfilllllfin Bicycles. at 11w.
Bicycle Hospital State St.
Gregory and men,
on work yesterday mo111
‘el “Burrough. " in Greens
,t lat (Jumbo WBeach yes-
gall Club of Saugutuck,
, on the trolley ride to Mea-
Eildwitb Combo Engine Co,
Combo Beach pavilion
Prof. Perry's orchestra
ive at, her home in
is sttern‘oon.
I&H III R. Go have
at work on theil
”3 Florence .111an Myrtle
I care spending the:
o e oi their grand
, cKonnu has just
‘ ‘adetbnes, Which
urth come
ban, 0! Un-
ohn Rehab.
recently married
Jo: Narwulk, us ,
heuberds of Bethle-
lin‘th‘eir groom they
ti'
1 Green's Farina
Church, are making
lions lo‘r their three
11°
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, Mrs. 11111.
11111 his sriii‘dlsthsr,
i or Westbort “
he Y4 I.C Club, 01' Greens Forms,
was entertained Thursday evening by
1111 Bessie Ii Birge. °"‘°
Albert 111111. of New York is the
guest 0! bill bkl‘dilts. Mr. and Mrs. Fa-
I1‘ 1191,61 111111111114 Menus.
Miss Minnie Sherwood, of Greens
2 ram». will leave next wsbli for the
P1111 American Exposition lit Buffalo
Cent qhmles Allen 011114.11. Rock
is spending the day with his brother,
CAptsin 8 G. Allen. of Main street
A horse was totally prostrated by
the heat in State street, near the Nor.
walk boundAry, yesterday Afternoon.
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The canal bout Bissell arilved in
port yesterday morning, with a barge
loaded with cool {61' Gsuit Brothers.
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George ’I“. Anderson, of Kinshs and
(1M Lescher, of Salem Wis, have
.1 been recent guests at the Westport
Hotel.
it ended the dance 1‘
—-—
The Rev and Mrs. George W. Bar-
hydt, of Burr avenue. have been on
tertalulug Mr. and Mrs. Bixbee, of New
'lork.
Charles Haudley is taking Edward
Thomos's place in the freight depot,
. while the latter is transacting business
for his brother William Thomas. who
is now A builder in Port .loii’ersou, L l.
M1. and Mrs. Fred i’v‘illow, of Nor
walk, are the proud parents of a son,
born the other day. Mrs Fillow Was
formerly Miss Jennie Klik, of this
place.
Dr. John W. Fyle' s horse stepped on
‘a rolling stone in Riverside avenue,
yeste1dsy morning, which threw him
to the ground. The animal was not
injured by the fell
Contribution's'; oi doivers will be
gladly received at the rectory of Christ
Church every Monday morning before
10 n. m. The flowers are sent to dll’~
. ferent hospitals in New York city.
An untamoblle brblte down in West-
port, last evening, while on its way
from New York to Falrilcld. The mill
chine was placed in the care of
Messrs. Rohan it Geoghun lor the
night. It wag repaired this morning
and proceeded, on its way.
The Sunday School of the Congmga-
tlonol Chinch will hold its annual bic-
nic Wednesday afternoon. in the 111m
ning the pupils and their teachers. to
gether with members of tire church,
will enjoy a trolley ride to Comps
Beach. Refreshments will be served,
alter the return rlde.‘ in the lectulc
mom.
Two base ball teams Were formed on
the Beach yesterday afternoon by the
men bothers. '1l1e two teams were
were rather scientific too, only having
one base, which was 11 floating one.
placed in three feet M water. The
score resulted in 871 in foyer oi the
Grabs, that is, according to one 01‘ the
Crabs. , ,
While Edward Taylor was driving
one of Taylor 6:. Richards‘s delivery
teams dewn the hill um William Ad-
amss residence. yesterday morning,
the horse stepped on a stone, and fell
down, landing on the shafts; breaking
one of them oil. The horse was un-
injured by the fall, but it was neces-
sary for Howdrd to get smother wagon
to get back to the state. f
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Thursday while a strange launch
was going down the river. ihe‘uwnlug
which was rcli‘e‘d‘up on the bow oi the
Soughtuck Manufacturing Company' a
‘ deck. 1 instead ol‘ruunlng the bout to
Where the owning Was in the water
and stopping the engine, the parties
.tried to sail it down, in order to do
1, they kept going around in A clr~
lallI‘ After trying t 11 Method tor 51w.
rill. tim’ss. wills ttrsote‘d skier-
fable attentlom ,siiiled‘ up .the
river and come down head on to the
A number or Sautuck's expert launch
man made great sport oil the way they
captured ”the lost Accessory. .,
herds o1 Bethehem, met;
, rs moi 111
:2:le F333”;
or» m
‘ whim
blush Ale
Pushed
boat. blew off into the water near the 1
owning and succeeded in pickln 1111111..
«Iin raiderlon Lodge I0. 16, Shell-I
st evening.
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Moo mick, or limoiilyn, 11 llie:
named the Crabs undo 1111111111111, 'i‘hcy _
‘ed. Waiters were kept busy
i
1.2... of 51111111111111 wi
‘ Wilton this urchins and Attend the en-
“ terlslnmsut for the benefit at £11. Mill
theirs Church. It is thought lhiit
needy twenty will be in the number.
IMIr mid Mrs. George 111.141.. Sher
wood. 11111111413111.1111, rods to South
Norwalir yesterday- afternoon on A ten-
dem. and are the guests all Mr. and
11.171111. 11011111. 11111111, or Mouton street.
They will remain until tomorrow eves
ins. when they will return home. To»
marrow Mr. and Mrs. Reilly and M1.
sud Mrs. Sherwood bill so to DQ110631
Point and take a sell in the naphtha
launch Siren to Sheffieldon- the- Sound
'i‘he‘y will take 1111111111111 the cosine
1 ,p... .
Miss Mamie Smith, of Mir avenue.
is riding a. new cushion trams. coaster
brake, chsinless bicycle. it is A dun
dy 11nd Miss Smith; is proud of it. '
Goorge W. (11:11:65... .lrI.. the young
son of Captain Gladstone tell from his ‘
wheel near» the Washington street
bridge yesterday silornoon and receiv-
ed 11 bad lull He was bruised some
what. but not seriously injured.
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An old man, apparently a stronger
was given quite a chase yesterday
alter his wheel. He rode on to the
South Norwolk posloflioe and after he
held gone inside to get his mail a boy
mounted the wheel and rode away.
The elderly man returned in time to
see the start, and be promptly follow
ed. He caught the“ boy in front of the 1‘
He said he bud mI7Ii;l1e ordinary oid-isshioned hut worn by
James properly.
ken the bike by mistake, but the older
1111111 has his suspicions about the mat
t r
e C I I .
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Schon. who
have been the guests of Mr. And Mrs;
Charles Leimer. of hours street. Smith-
Norwslk. have returned home on their
wheels. to Merlden. They take two
days to make the trip.
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The Dimonrl Wheel Club, of Bridge "
port, will be at the Buried House at
Gregory Point tomorrow for u shore
dinner. in the Afternoon they will go
to Rotou Point.
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John lice is riding a new bicycle.
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“lisrry” Elkes, "Jimmie" Michael
and John Nelson will meet in s ill-mile
motor paced race at Manhattan Beach
this afternoon. Both Elites and Mich-
sei are in excellent form 201' the event ,
while it is claimed Nelson is riding as
strong as at any time this year 'l'en
motor tnhdems will be in readiness to
assist the principals. F0111 interesting
contests will precede the big event
which will not be started until u quui‘ 1 1
tor to six o clock
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With Frank Kramer and Floyd Mo
Farlaud absent because of illness
"Major" Taylor won the half mile race
at the N. C. A. championship series.
at Springfield, Mass, on Thill‘l-liiiiyiov
oiling. with W: 8. Form second. "Tom" I!
Cooper and O. S. Kimble Were bested
in the semi-01ml heats. while J. 1‘.
Fisher failed to qualify in the trial
heuts.‘
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BIG STORY OF A BIG EATER.
The town of Thompson claims the
champion clam eater in the person of
Lowell Davis, a milk neddler. Sunday
he visited the big lake at Webster end
took dinner at Point Pleasant. His
record is 17 uusri- 1111115 or clams, With
four cuts 0! pie. is piste or ice crcbm.
cup of codes 11nd 1111 order ct pudding
on too for desert. Davis told Henry
F. Bugboe the manager. that he would
like dinner. He also stated that he
had not eaten breakfast and had a my
encus appetite. He asked it he would
be charged any extra if he ate a low
more clams than the others. No Was
told to eat all be misled. Davis sat
down and clam alter clam was develm‘
ll
nearly dsrk before he stopped‘ Tll‘iere
were about fifty clams in a pan, so
Dingle ate 8m clams. in addition to dos-1
ser
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RlDIGBFIEl-D APPRECIATES FIRE- I‘
, MEN. ‘ . 1 l
Ridgelleld appreciates Iher iii-union
since the great lire of 1,391,111,111 the
busiuos uortlon of ‘thc town? wAs‘ desa‘
'fl'DVGd. ’ ', l ‘
On Wednesday evening next the um
”.2
1h'en will hold a. suecisl meeting: At :-
11114111 locational uemilMllsilh use hilly -
1 be
equip‘ped William slid- belt 7111 iii;
presented lovtho
pli‘lllhblli was 11, Iiilisd‘ thruuiih the
generosity oiilhoiliiu. P, c. Lounlibury
11 1111 11,110 ‘
who presented
he could not digest. his food.
HAT8 FOR HORSEIB.
A Comfortable Tomi-c1011 1 ‘from the
Hot Ray: of-the Sun.
Since the hot spell set in, there hes
been another uisctioal illustration of
lthe old adage that “necessity is the
mother 0! invention." "l‘he animal so-
ciety has been suggesting various me-
thods for the cum of horses during I
worm weather and the old idea of
pouring water on them has been doing
«duty for msny A decade.
Nowadays it is customary for s
orse‘io Wear 11 hot. The style used is
Joshua Whiioomb and Si Perkins.
Two holes 1171111111111 in the crown so
that the horse's cars can protrude
{and then by Matching the hat with 11
pair of low strings, the horse has his
bend covered from the sun. ° A road
handkerchief or a cabbage leaf placed
“in the but will add to the cemlort of
the unimai Many N01 walk horses
are provided with the new headgear
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A POOR MILLIONAIRE
Lately stnrvéd in London because
Esrll’
use oi Dr. Kings New Lilo Pills would
have saved him: They strengthen the
stomach, aid digestion pi emote sealin-
ilalion, improve appetite. Pricd 250
Money back it‘not satisfied. Sold by
F. ii. Baxter, South/Norwais, and John
A. Riggs, Norwulk, druggists.
A Chance for Him.-“Al1:" sighed
the ambitious young poet." "1 long to
do" “some great service for American
letters." “Why not stop writing?"
suggested Miss,1Koudor.
SAVED ,A BOY'S Lil's.
Mrs captain 11 17111111711111. or Mil
lord. Dei.. says: “Bruilian Balm any
ed my boy 11 life. He began 11151 like
the one we lost, with eroup We gave
him A few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep, and was All right in the morn-
ing For sale hy~ll. H. Plaisted and F
Baxter.
Only about hail’ the women who have.
beauty enough to go to the devil have
got bruins enough to take a man
along. 1
A bud complexion generally results
from inactive liver anti'boweis. in all
such eases, DcWitt‘s Little Early Ris- ‘
ere produce gratifying results. 0. C
Stillsou.
"Did you ever notice what 11 super-
cllious expression Upnose hos?" “Yes
He looks like 11 Chicago man visiting
the Buffalo Exposition." '
"i wish to truthfully state to you
and the readers of these low lines that
youl Kodoi Dyspepsia Ours is without
3119511511, the best and only cure tor
yspe‘psls that I have ever come in
contact with and l have used many"
other preparations ions Beam. was:
Middiesox. Pa.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as it contains,
all the natural digestsnts. it will di~
zest. 1111 kinds or food and can't help
but do you good 11
1 Any limo with 111111 can be a we
cousin] married man. but it takes a
man with real talent to be a success
till bachelor. (”I “
SHE DIDN'T WEAR A MARK.
”But her bosiliy 41111011111111,» hid?
sores. biotdh‘es 11d 11111151311 till
‘ “ “ 111111111 sum.
as dill ii in 11‘
1‘11 11
3711171513317.
’ Oi‘VMIKlI
No preparation equals ,1
11.11.1114"
“lilén‘l‘u‘ljm’d‘l i.-
63%;;
1, THE 0031‘.
(Edwin L,,Ssbin in Ainslees's.)
All trembling is the meadow;
All crimson is the rill.
Thodoud lie in the valley;
The dead lie. on the hill,
And on one side is the victor,
The other side has lost~
The women of two peoples
Are counting up the cost.
State of Ohio, ss. City of Toledo,
Lucas County.
Frank J..Qheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner or the firm of F.
J Cheney e 00., doing business in the
City of Toledo. County 11nd Stale store-
said, and that sold nun will pity the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for esohond every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of , -
Hall’s Calarrh Cure
, FRANKJ. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6th day of Decors
her. A. 1).. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
llall's Caturrh Cure is taken inter
nslly and dots directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Semi for testimonials, free.
F J. CiiioNEY & (30., Toledo 0.
Sold by Druggists, 76o.
Hull's Family Pills are the best.
u...
Lots of people borrow trouble by
lending money.
Dr. 1111 31111111
CUR‘ES
R HEUMATISM
1101171 111'
ALL DRUGGlSTS.
taunt M
3“???”
Highest Cash Prices.
Discarded, machinery or. all kinds.
pipingstehm and water fittings. stoves
and 11111111141111 hardware bought and
sold. Headquarters for reluse metals,
rubber, leathers and all articles that
you would like to dispose oi. The
highest cash prices will be paid by
calling on
ABRAHAM HARRIS
13 ll: 15 Raymond St.
Notice by postal will receive prompt
Attention.
Open 7 s m. to 6 p m. Closed 8st
brass/11. 1
Residence 68 during street
1 Saves loony s dune in watch 51111.11...
.1 moped sud timely szlicstio‘n 07 one
single rep or oil will add Mo years to
(the ‘ or‘ your watch Lack of it
when needed with soon regulars it to
1111‘ rocks or timeless timers. You nie‘
111111, :mapy councils 'and ‘iinsnllnat
id but «hold yew welsh dltéir it
11117116111011.1111» 6111s or butler euro hii‘d
it will "get. even" by quietly 111111111111
1 Work at some important epoch oi your
. ‘hiuli lull lie—din: will ‘1
rags, papers, everything.
‘ 1120331 “1123
‘J'F’ Ml?"-
they 2
Our $2 Oxford
WellJadl'eslyOo must] ‘
see it to appreciate‘its
graceful appearance-4—
wear. it to test, its
cesium.
WearShoesthaiFll
M. TARLOV.
Dealer in Junk of All Kinds.
Highest p’rloes paid for old metal,
, Write 01
call. Prompt attention given to all
orders.
100 Taylor Ave... So. Norwalk
. J unius Brown '
Painter and P1111 liingu.
Pure White Lead and Zinc '
mixed by hand will wear twice -
as long and cover double sur- ‘
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
1 Stephen Wilcox, both on South
1, Main street, were painted by me
° in this manner dyer eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house Will stand as well
if i paint it. My 06106.62 South
, Mills street. My residence. 26,.
Elm Grove street.
A..-”
Blflflllllll THURS
Six-Day Tours to Bufialo,
Leaving every Monday, from $23 to
530, according to accommodations sc-
looted. Rsto from New Haven
Three-Day Tours to Block Island,
Every Saturday, $8. 60 to $110. 60.
Five-Day Tours to Catskill,
July 23d. August 6th, and 20th, 814. 50
from New Haven.
5-Day Tours to White Mountains,
July 22d, August 6th and 13th. Rate
323. 60.
Tickets and copies of "The New Eng
land Tourist" at the oillce of George
llivnliurris, agent. N. Y. N. H. & H
NEW YORK. New 1141sz s
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME. TABLE.
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in effect May. 19, 1901.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.—-—12:36Ix. 42661: 62461:. 6: 16,
$166,712.13 7.64, 8:16x,‘92:1,l)3x,936
9166.1023211. 10: 40, 111361;.
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SUNDAYS.
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101 03:, 10:10:. ‘
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11 gdilion 1‘11 1150va. _
1280117142,1 "
Telephone Call, 133‘
Open evenings till A130.
"a,
87 11451111151611 ST.
‘ South Norwalk,
SUPPLIES
Genuine Gate City
STONE WARE AND“
FAUCET ATTACHMENTS.
loms‘luk, Willis
81 Bill,
"2 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
Phone 43 6.
HORSES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
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comers)" ovum now have.
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