mos street. will
more WW5,
lit innit. is unpribv-
is residence
‘f south new. is
Mrs. Curtis Eddy.
.Silippy. of River
l'laitho proud parents of
. his week.
niffcn, oi Shelton spent
to, n. at which time he
i cud friends
“i .
_ mperin‘l avenue leave
two weeks visit at Block
dFrlad Boers were
trial trotters out on the
Grounds, yesterday at-
lililor: of Imperial aye.
‘il' poSSessor of a hand-
enicl; presented to her
a.
hponter of Westport, is he-
mous in the clam bake line
at he has engagements to on-
ment or twelve plains of
, Town. Africa. and sev
,s to London. Eng, this
glien.1 Fre’d Pen
l.er 9! West-
* Renee's ls
W
Dunnebacke contain pur
f the Computing Scale
up an decorating the
.huilding. which
onpecticut
many’ a Riv
, entis announced of
must, of Bridgeport.
see to Miss Hattie
it tor of the Roy. and
l l m‘fl
‘ t pin from not broken
yolericlli yet, pom
littie‘. of Sprinkiie‘ld.
éfttoppihg lit the real-
{as Aunt: and Carrie
3,?
Thurtdlly
“:cltdiedsordi in steam
ll . -,
' Springfield
' burial in“ Guilford
raga «longhter ot Mrs. Margaret you. of '
m
an electric ’e'ar
hroWu out other wogop ,.
Frederick 6.Gol'hoi1i a hill
11 .
pliant has been rented by Maury dif‘j
all family»: New York.
ll mcrs‘ app» 00..
t ado‘ther il’lltent'i‘.‘
it s it led aliiluld disinfectant.
nil Mrn Frank N. Taylor. of
this his? will be the guests of rel
hill/o
This
s ectm ‘A ha (i n order
”thermos tram going in swim-
” Elmini; at or pour the State street bridge
7‘ i
Theme); Mellon ,
. rlnit’yi‘ mawill: preach on the
Gospel of St. John. tomorrow morning
19.0.‘8lniih,oiitiv lilies eyelids. is
put ting hag; cat host K9. 9 in ‘oommisw
sled" limits 1“: names is the artist.
Miss Nettie biGiovann'i, /of Compo.
left this morning for a’ trio weeks' visit
with Miss Nellie Waiver. in New ile-
' The Westport out .(llllb hold a shoot
, a 4: 30 this afternoon on the Gorhnm
. field: in WestpOrt “Viisitors are wel-
come.
it. :._,v. is
Pasquale hasor‘zino. the Main utrcoi'
fruit denier. is having a né‘w t‘lir’ walk
put down in tront of his place of bus
lness.
Miss Nellie Woiyer. who has been the
guest of James and Rhode Allen, of
Compo. has returned to her home in
New Haven. '
Rev. George Weed Burhydt. of Christ
Church will occupy the pulpit oi' the
Greens Farms. Conglegationnl Church
tomorrow evening
Mr. Burr. of Coulpo. is making sev
and alterations in his launch the Idol»
so, which h lecentiy sailed from
ass" to this port.
Three tramps were arrested in the
Saugatuch freight yard. last evening
by Detective Allie Allen They were
taken in Bridgeport this morning.
Leo Williamsson MW. '1‘. Williams
the Snugatuck liveryman, fell from a
small tree, Wednesday. and broke his
arm} Dr. Nolan is in ‘attendsnce.
Miss Mary, Clark. of Worcester; who
has been spending a few weeks with
Mrs. Thomas R. Lees. of Richmond.
ville avenue. has returned to her home
Mr. and Mrs. A. 81 Hlirliiiitt. Jr.. who
have been visiting their parents, Mr
and Mrs. A. S. Hurlhutt. of Stem
street. have returned to their home in
Baltimore.
The annual picnic at the ,Westpoli‘
Methodist Church will be held ,at Pine
Rock (trove. Thursday. _ wt. ist
picnicllers will leave Wéstp [ion a
special car at 8: 30 35 m. “w
A four home load of Wiltonltcs nr-
_ rived in Westport t in morning on
their way toiConlpo curt whose of
the party were dressed Alike? Robes.
They caused considerable sport around
'_ the village liming their stuY. ' m
A praise service will be held in the
Wes‘tport Methodist mill, ch. tomdrrow
evening.- 013ml,“ ill ominipf the sing-
ihg ofol ’ . wt ey came to
be written willlshe cimlaln’ed by the
pastor Rev. L. W Holmes. solos and
diletta will also form a part of the ser.
v cs.
Arthul Doige and a young lady
friend hill] 9 narrow escape from be
ing struck by a trolley car while driv~
ing in 00me yesterday afternoon. The
horse became frightened and backed
the wagon across the tracks in front
of the car.
Margaret Ill. ourney. widow of the
lute John .1 Ton ney. died 9t her home
In Blnidgeport last Wednesday. The
funeral was held yesterday utternooll
The deceased was
apgotriiik and iormer’izy
till? he“ .
h
‘l
l} ‘
James Ellis of Coconut Grove. Dado
County. Florida. is the guest of Mr
slid, Mrs.» dward
ayehué.il
employed as, it, machinist by the Silo-i
galupll Might) .. is on a pleasure ip
t l ll old irieulls. lifter ‘whicll t the
he will. etdr’ till h . ,nFioride’.
Khnzit, pastor ' .é
lihndle' hair's. cunnin'l'x hrmtb
lien of Riverside ,
is. who was formic rly '
. Sundhy.
lid ' 5y rode not
H enlln‘four , .
the roads are
and that lit ,
Norwtlilt to the ‘ nitlityi They '
leave Mondl‘w morning fo mm“???
L . where they will remain
days with friends hefore returning 0
their home. .
i g .t' ..
99o
, .
. The owners of horses are comp
in; very much a bout the way cycii ts
cohglegote on th ll eddy/9y in East
titnoogls. and i .
Norwailr. fistulas ll
ohld
little cdneldéi'a
tho horse owndrs
ur clog the week. It
,dtglso the hoifse
tied and give?
at least one
The America heclmen. of
port. will tails nller at She old.
the Sound tomorrow 'Iue’y “Will he,
ride to Retail Point and remain ll ’ .
the afternoon
t I u .
John Barlow who rode” to son
walk.,iroln Strattor‘d. Islet Wednell‘ ay
and was the guest of his uncle. Georgia
Barlow. of my avenue. returned to: his
home today
1‘"! I
Miss Louise Egginson. of East New
walk is riding a new hicycle. [ ‘
A party of Strollers wheelm'en will
ride from that place to South Norlrallt
on Decker held
. h I I ‘ '
presentedat atthe cycle meet at Mane
hottan Bench this afternoon. One will
constitute the regular race of the
championship series of the Grand Cir»
cult of the National Cycling nssoci‘a,
tlon and the other will lie made up
of two motor paced races.
of; the biggest cycle cards ever altered
in the metropolita'n district
sprint races "Motor” Taylor Frank
Kramer. “Tom" 9 MP.,,W. s Fluid 0
S Kimble. H. B
cracks will struggle for: points in the
championship table. while in. the priced
races two amateurs and four pr
sloaals will. be the competitors. he
longest race will he'thciiity miles with
James Moran. Robert =Wolthour .nnd
Arthur Russell opponents to one an
other champion. Walter Smith and
George Scholleld will settle their differ-
ences in a ten mile match
I I .
"Wiil' Stinson broke the bicycle
world's record for the mile on a six
inp track at the colliseunl, in Frank
dehce. lesterdn‘y afternoon riding the
distance in’ im. 24 158. He made two
attempts. and was successful‘in ‘the
second. All the requirements as to ref-
eree. timers and scorers were; fulfilled.
at Baltimore lly Archie McEachern inst
builder of the tract a like amount of
icred as a bonus on the contract w on
the record was broken
' I i .
Particulars of the races for the in
ternationnl cycle championship at her
lln. Germany, were received yesterday
by mail The two kilometre champion
ship for proiosslonilis we'll won by Elle-
gourd of Denmark. with 'Jdcqu‘eilni, of
France, second; 'So'h’iling'.” of Hoillind
third. and Arsnd.‘ of Germany. fourth.
The two kilometre race for nmuteurs
who won by Mortrot of Fr nce with
Veytruhn, or Austria, recon: Btruth.
oi (lemony, third, and F‘.J .Den‘py, of
the United States. fourth Rob! of
Gerui‘llny, Won the 166 kilometre cheni-
plon‘ahip. , ,
I i C
At Salt Loire City. on Thursday night
W. E. Samuelson lowered the one mile
linpacod record 62119.53 2-55;' The
former record hold by W. W Homil
ton. of Denver, ya's two seconds slow.
,er.
"J“ ”‘b n a
While Wilbur H lrelanll. 6! Elm
Grovwevetreet. Wing! dag“; gigolo on
e t ree‘ pas w even-
9 i tiljrbwd ogre his
getting can; lit;
very ungracetnlly‘ line only dimers
w . pi and a. hrollen
maid
than thou: ht ’l‘
and fell to the
is further linearlllod 'witha
5;, insertions. is“
this afternoon to attend the ball game
_ x!
Practically two programmes will hell
in the '
onion and other .
The previous record was 1m. dismantle?
season. Stinson received $500 end the ”
is daily“ uut
Control, of John Wendie-hm
finely tut-lied white chiller tt‘irm the
foundation of the ll while the crown
1; to d h a‘m‘i‘lmlig
blots, one e rs, ere our y n
195's 1effect git the black little over
til white chiffon is hextremlaly good
‘ ins little chapenu.
Among the cool. thin 19in ice. in del
icate colors which will he, miicli worn
in midsummer. nothing is prettier than
the, organdies end lawns which are
so inexpen‘liive that they are within
the, ranch of eyeryone. .
A pretty iiuiimlel gem of chili lawn
with trimmings of black. chantiily lace
do over a drop shirt
The (lollies is tilcked
skirt is hell
of white mull
and hemetitch,
it is one
Gonna y of‘John Wanamaker“,
shaped with a deep circular honors
trimmed and headed with the block
lace. Both skirt and bodies are orna
venti‘oual designs And sewed by hand
at the elbow whole they are broken by
A full putt: A block velvet girdle com-
plates this simple but effective one
tunic.
More latitude is given to the sum-
mer bride in the selection of her well
ding down. D'uring the winter the coil-
ventionai white satin rules. Satin
duchesse liberty satin, and satin met
eor crepe running from $1 to 36 and
vary: 8 trom' twenty four to folly-
eight riches in Width. are all much in
demand tor bridal costumes; put with,
c advent of spring.,,c chiffon. lace.
cint d’esprlt‘. pioin not, And Indie "silk
are also used A bountiful bridal
gown is made entirely of white lace
over i) rty satin and accordion- pleat
ed cm, 0' ' Finst context, the satin
gown“ t ,6, lie chiffon; and finally, or
’r h‘ ‘
mented with the loco. applied in con- »
with COrticelll spool silk The sleeves ' "
are tucked and tigllt- dittlnz excepting .
Saves moldy ll dime in watch care. The
clinics. V899 “White lace and '
chiffon Erideie grown,” The shirt is .
RchARo‘i-l. deters. erulstnc .
EDWlN: '0. KEELER, NicelPl-oeident,
QHARLES 9‘61““ Ti‘MflWfifi-m
soil'rl-l u'onwaLK, colvu. . ‘1”
.M
Dealer ln Junk oiiAil Klnds.
Highest, prices 9‘ idI for old metal.
’ papers. everyh Wijlt is on
. ’Pronlpt ettenti'on given to all
orde'I‘A’if " "Y”“El,
capitalist ,IIOOJM. 00
Seminal 3100.000 00
Other Profits. 625.000 00
”IN II. mats. Welli-
DiREcToliii:
John .H. Ferric Haul-y slimm-
Je‘llh Fl. kettle . cal-nun swam
John H. Light
Josiah R. Mdrvin
J. Wallace Marvin.
"W ill. liicl’i
1’ cones
RHEUMATISM
SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS.
.Illlm.
4W -
Highest Lash Prices.
Discarded machinery of all: kinds.
plpingstcam and watermelon, ditches
and hullders’ hardware bought had
sold. Headquarters for refuse metals.
rubber, feathers and all articles that
you would like to dispose of. The
afloat cash prices will lie poid by
ling on "
, ABRAHAM HARRIS,
' 3& 15 Raymond lit
Notice by postal will receive prompt
attention.
open 7 a. in. to 6 p. m. Closed Sat-
urgesldence 58 Sprin street».
" ll STITCH IN nus".
proper and timely application of one
single drop of oil will add lire, years to
elite of your, watch. Look of It
when needed with soon regulate it to
the ranks oi tiniclcss timers. You truly
Abuse many animate lind' inanimate
things, but abuse your watch after it
strikes for less time or better care and
it will "set even" by quietly quitting
Work at some important epoch of your
business. tiled-dust when youv'n’s‘ed
timely helm We diagnose nil w tch
Ailments a know what to do a ter
diagnosis. Timely care—titheiy which.
HOMER B." HOYT.
R (gridlligte gpufrlmulldi
00 n e an as.
flicohmwillp aim “to 45.119 H'litod tozii
turd“ evening‘s '9
E. H. Mathomon,
Samuel Grumman
i'itdliliilii P .,
loo TavlorizAvew SollNorwaik
Painter nil Pull fillet!
. Pd 9 White“ Lend:
'lnixe by hand ‘wiii wear tilt c ’ ,
as long and cover double our: "
face, as machinery mixed Th6 ‘
house at William Stevens audio!
Stophcn Wilcox. both on flout):
~ , Main‘ street, were painted by his ,
in this mnnner over eleven years 1 '
ago. They are still good. ‘
. . Em house will stand as well 1‘,
iiilliilliii ill 3;
Six-Day Tours to Buffalo,
Leaving every Monddy. from $23: to
830, according to accommodations sc-
lectedl Rate from New Haven.
Three-Day Teursito Block Island,
Every Bathroom 38. 60 to 310. 50»
-Day Tours to Catskill,
Julfiiid. August 6th. and 20th. 314. 50
from New Hillel:
5-Day Tours to White mountains.
52July 22d. August 5th and 19th. Rate
5 850
Tickets and copies of “The New Eng-
land Tourist" at the office of George
gonna-Eta: .lisenth- Y" N! H- & H
NEW YORN. NEW HAVEN 8t
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TI‘ME TABLE.
in effect my 19. 1901.
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