Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 3, 1901 · page 6

coherence,
Hattie B. Bred-

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III has been constructed
«ill.i Richards grocery

one... will play
nine st that place

5’
e e proud possessors of
intruded;

hint with the R & G
11th; Norwalk.

ry for two weeks. in
air employees may enjoy a

of Brooklyn, arrived in
in slid will be the guest
In B. Doige, of State

In Allen leaves this eve-
Worumaug. near Dnn

pend sunny with '
son

top Lodge. Shepherds of
‘ililpir regii’isr meeting
grin t 11- room in Hurl-
. . sn‘dldntes‘i‘were in-

0. lion was putting
a, Captain M D'ePuy. in

Will he placed on;

Men. of Shugotuck
of baseball «held

Arvgust 10th; they ploy
s tport, soda snjur

. til jhsve u some

I, , nosed?“ Gr ns

. n‘ the guest of
l' nit Osborn, of State
BI

. dish or Weston, caught 9
st evening. in front of
trust in Main street

if: mm in the United Button III bout
‘ month during which time they! will

I lists I! II few days“
‘ mu Pier.

for Lake Warns-I

to no. of New Bayou. and.

"Bro inset of Bridgeport. were
a Westport hotel, yesten

I this guests at the Huwkhnrst
his 'llidseileld are the Misses 0p-
. , yrtiilu and Mollie Tnylm, of

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stIeet.’ yids repaired,
..'i’. Burr. the owner of

II t. was re-
nine Porto

a
w w-jhut, by a. friend '1

' ‘. New Yorll, who made a visit to the is-

land; I,

IIIMotormnu Murphy, of {she Westport
division.“ of tile Connecticut Railway

' d. Lighting“ Company, mails a shipment

of ducks this morning to reintIVes in
Westviii e. I .

,.
Hurry firifiin. who: for several

‘ months has been hustler at W.T.Wl1-

linms' livery stable in Snugatuck, has
given up his position at that place and
leaves today for Hartford where he
will look after John McGarthy's trot
ter. Searchlight. _

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A T. Burr had several men at work
this morning clearing away the bush

in Riverside avenue, where he will
construct a woven wire fence about
five feet high.. The fence will extend
from the lockup north.

Mr. Burr, of Compo who is spending

'8 the summer with his family at the res-

idensc of their relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
William H Sexton. has recently made

. several alterations in the standing roof

of his launch the Helen that greatly
improves her condition

Edward Wheeler. of Riverside ave-
nue, who was recently employed in the
Embalmeis' Supply Company. is now
acting as book keeper in Goult Broth-
era coal cities. Mr. Wheeler has n
fancy for electrical work, and will
probably take it up for a profession in
the near future. ‘

A funeral service was held at 2:30
this afternon over the remains of Mrs
Morris Mills, who died at her home in
(ireeus Forms. ThursdAy, after an ill-
ncss of several months. The deceased
was in her fifty third year. The Rev
Mr. Thomson, pastor of the Greens
Forms Congregationnl Church. officiat-
ed. Burial was in what is known as
the new cemetery near the church

MAKING OF NAPPED HATS.

The old time napping business in
Bethe! may be resumed on ladies nan
pod hots it is said will be popular. For
uum & Fairchild are getting out a nice
line of samples of these goods, and Un-
clo Dove Bennett. one of the few old
time hoppers living. has been wor up;

.I on those hots. At one dine on c

sivs business was curried on in Bethe]
in the mundfncturo of nnppcd huts.
Charles G. Smith who commenced the
business help in 1880 which our

the time a revival of thfit line of- ouk
previously carried on here. was most
successful and did a big business Mr.
Smith gave work to all of the old nnp
pers rom for end near. and not a few
persons visited the factory to watch»
the interesting process of napping u'
but The workmen corned good wag-
es, which proved of great benefit to
many, as it enabled them to pay off
mortgages on their homes and gave
them :2 little ahead for a ‘lrolny dew"
The introduction of the old way of
making huts revived business aonornii
ly Many other shops were started

. and not It few learned tho act of nup-

ping. only to be disappointed by the
that style of goods -«-Dnnbury News.

. BRITISH CRICKET PLAYERB.
LONDON August 3~Tho team of
British cricket players captained by
B. J. T Bosnnquet who are to visit the
United States. will soil from South
opinion; September 4. The lit trill: roi

ploy three matches In Phlibri‘éiphis
and others in New York and Baltimore
their visit concluding. Mr. Bosunquet

Y strolls the [talisman 95655, with It poly

siblo visit Canada" The team will
consist of Frank Mitchell. L. .l Moon.
I! Burnup. P. P. Rob

 

'V Iran: 9 L e. Billings. point
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es and glass in front of his property

sudden falling off in the demand for I“

‘ gtiflcuto or do

Bellini. iii. W bowling. W

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light on his iii zillion ii
down the bill In the Benton
bridge sud could not. 9 th tit I
rider. who had no llsbt on his low 7
Loreen new the light and trie
out of the way. Asfiines con
see the other rider. It seemed thst

deliberately rode into him. Although

it was only an accident. Hines was
thrown forcibly on some mops at the

were badly bruised He won taken in-
to Is nearby residence.IWhére II: phy~
slciun was summoned and his wounds
dressed.

ed. He says that he“ was not to blane
for the accident, although Hines

the way. it is said that Hines is not“
able to attend to his duties on yet in
the Norwulll iron Works. where he is
employed. He says that he is thanks

wheel of the injured Inun was unissued
considerable, and it is said Larsen
agreed to pay for getting it repaired.
III was the Worst bicycle accident that
has occurred in the Norwnlke for some
time.
Q I I
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Munson. who
rode to South Norwollf inst Tuesday
and wore the guests of Mr. slid Mill.
“L. J. Ransom. of East uvenue. East
'Norwalk, have returned to their home
in Danbury. Mr. and Mrs. Ransom will
ride to Donbury in another Week and
return the visit.
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Miss Josie Damon.
street. is riding a new bicycle;
I D U

A party from here rode to Wilton
in the bright moonlight inst night and
attended a lawn party. They had a
good time

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A party from Port dhester intends
to ride to Decker Field today. if the
weather permits and take in the coil
game.

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The Lafayette Wheelmen. who had
such bad luck on their first run to Ro-
ton Point, in the early part of the sum.
nIer. intend to. try it again tomorrow

and have a shore dinner. it is thought

thut about twenty- five will be in the
pally. .
U C I

For the thirty-dive mile motor paced
Isce at Manhattan Beach today five
starters are now assured. These are
Harry Elites. Robert WaltlIour..John
Nelson. “Jimmie" Michael and "Ar-
chie" MeEnchein. it is believed that
Elkes' 3 rest this week will restate hi
to good condition. Walthour nndM
chael are riding in particularly good
form and n splendid contest is looked
or.

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A N. C. A. circuit meet will take
place at Voilshurg. N. J.. today. To-

will meet in o mile bent race on the
same track.

To CONTROL GHILD LABOR.
New Laws Makes it Necessary for
Children Under Sixteen to Have
I Certificate.

Under the provision «of the new
low relative to the employment of coil
dren. as passed at the late session of
the legislature a certificate must he
obtained fmm the redistrsr of vitlll
statistics. demonstrntinn thut the
youth or eligible to work. I
The enactment which went Into of

m yesterday directs-that every per

son, or corporation oinployinn a child
under sixteen yooraroi' age at any we
canonical mercantile or manufacturing
estsbl hment mult- procure on attests-
tlon’ out the recorder of birth in the

:town or from the teacher of the school

where he or she lost attended to the
effect that the employee is over four-
teens years of use:

outside the United Siste- the parents
must appear before the registrar and
certify us to the date of its birth be
fore it may be legally employed
should there be any oudstion as to its
Mile

The registrar is entitled to It mail f
Initcerl cents I he Issuance of It be-

child born In country. The out
ion luroutei'tolnod by the onlcihll of
fooled by the low that they wit esnn
their money hi2 monotonous“.

A penalty or $1.00 is! prescribed! r
failure to m 

 

side of the street, and his blinds, face, I
shines and other ports otehis body .

Loreen did not receive a

scratch. although his wheel was smashg .

claims that as he hitd a light, on his ‘ ‘
wheel Larsen should have got out of ,

of Elizabeth

morrow Frnnk Kramer and W. SnFenn ,

should the ulna have been born ,

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ful that he was not Injured worse, The ‘

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hers are tired of a aster, they do not
tell him so, but "ta k” him out.
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Mrs SH Allport Johnstown. Pa.
saysl- ~‘I‘0Iir little girl almost strangled
in death With croup. The. doctors said
she couldn't live but she Was instantly
relieved by One Minute Cough Cure
George '0 Stillsou.

After a men becomes so bold that It
is no longer necessary to out his huir,
he cults becoming gay.

ASTOU NOE!) THE EDITQR.

Editor 8 A Brown, of Bennettsville
B." C..\ was once immensely surprised
llThrough long suffering from
pepsin," he wines, "my wife was ‘gleot
int-tin down She had. no strength or
vigor and suffered great distress from
her stomach, b t she tried Electric
Bitters which it her at once. And
after using four bottles, she is entirely
well cun out anything. It's ll. grand
ionic, and its genus laxative qualities
are splendid for torpid liver. " For In
digestion Loss“ of Appetite, Stomach
and Liver tro 135) it’s a positivo ‘guar
untecd cure- oily title at F. H Inex-
terns South Norwhlk and John R
Riggs: Norwnlk.

The would- be dramatists life is us-
ually all work and no play.
m
B. T Thomas, Sumterville Alan “1
was suffering from dyspepsia when l
commenced tolling Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure I took several bottles nn‘d can
digest anything." Kodoi Dyspepsia
0qu is the only prepmatlon containing
all the natural digestive fluids. it
gives weak stomachs entire rest. re.
Tutoring their natural condition.‘ Geo
C. Stillson. ,,

The biggest hero is the man who is

scored most and runs least.
79 one HER CHILD.

mm frightful disfigurement Mrs
Nannie Gslleger of La Grunge. (39..
applied Buckien's Arnsica Salve to
great sores on her head and lace. and
writes its quick cure exceeded all her
hopes. lthoI-ks wonders in Sores
Bruises, Skin Eruptions. Cuts, Burns,
Scolds and Piles. 250. Cure supran-

drusglsts.
Butchers generally ride in street
cars. but they often take a hitch.

Eruptions. cuts burns. sculds and
some of all kinds quickly healed by De
Witt‘s Witch Hazel Salve Certain
cure for. piles I Beware of counterfelts.
Be sure you get the originsi~DeWitt's.
George G. StillIIon. » ,

Even the child of rich purents msy
be spooked in the lap of luxury. . .I ,

lief from indigestion. Kodoi Dyspe-

sis Cure mmsneutly and complete y
removes this complaint. it relieves
permeability bocsuse it allows the tie-
ed stomach perfect rest. Dieting won't
rest the stomach. Nature» receives sup:-
plies from the food no not The usual

- his way to help the stomach is to use

Kodol Dyspepsia. Cure, which digests

what you out nnriloon’t help but

good. Goorsec. Bullion; ‘
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“When the belly is in the cradle it
intuit he" sold to here meshed bed room
mulsrvscriouleolo

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million-comes to

 

teed by F’. H Baxter and John A. Riggs

Don‘t be satisfied with temporary re '

nations .
iti’ii hits

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napped. Unrgewiies The kidnappers

have offered on five thousand dollars

. it we will take him back, but we are

holding out for more.

James White Bryuntsville ind. says
‘DoWitt‘s Witch Hazel Salve healed
running sores on both legs. the had

suffered 6 years Doctors failed to help .
Accept no imitu '

him. Get Dertt's.

lions. George C. Btillson.

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What some men live on is of less in

towel to the world than why they live

on_

in cases of cough or croup give the»; I.
little one One Minute Cough Cure .

Then rest easy and have no fear The

child will be all right in II little while ‘

it never fails.» Pleasant to take. always

safe sure and almost instantaneous in ,

effect. Georgie. Stillson.

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Before marriage a man yearns for

her.

WHAT A TALE lT rents.
If that mlrrow Iof yours shows 9

wretched ssllow complexion. a land " .
diced look it‘s liver trouble, but Dr.

King 5 New Life Pills regulate the flu.-
cr, purify then-blood. give clear skin.
rosy cheeks.- rich complexion. Only
25c at F. ii. Baxter’s, and John A.
Riggs‘ drug stores.

This is the season when every one
at n boarding house hates everybody
else for beating him to the bath tub.

BEWARE or: ommstlrs sou CA
TARRH MERCURY. ,.

as mercury will surely destroy the

sense of smell and completely derang'e

the whole system when entering it

through the mucous surfaces Such

articles should never be used except R R

on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clone, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good .you can possibly
(tours from them. Whistle. Cutarrh

Cure, manufautured by F. J. Cheney 6’: .

00.. Toledo. 0.. contains no mercury

and intakenniuternoils. Iactinadiroctly f
. uponltho blood and mucous surfaces

of the eye In. In buying. Illoil's Cuv
tsrrh Cure e sure you not the guild

the. it is taken lnternnlly. and made

in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Choupy (it 00.
Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. price 75c pin bot

tit?
I-lull' 8 Family Pills are the host. ‘

'Whon livWOliiMi'B WolstuoIs too I)
for a man 9 arm to go around It, shes
too fat to look well in 9. short waist.

O O. Buck‘IBeirne, Arie. says: "i

wits. troubled ill: constipation until?!
bought DeWitt’l

George C. Stillson.

" Kilo ow“ filo whistle wit

woman, and‘ottorwsrds he earns tori -

Little Early Risers. .
. since then hovelheen entirely cured in I
my old complaint. irocolnmoild their: ,

5.5.5 simiys his

 

Highest prices paid for old metal.
rugs. papers, everything- Write
mold: Brompt ottentlomglven to poll
or rs.III_II

.» Painter alldi’iiiiil Ruin.

Pure White Lee I! and 2in
mixed by hind: will wear twice
on long and cover double sin» ‘
face as machinery ruined?» The
house of William Stevens and of
' Stephen Wilcox. both on South
' > Main Street. were painted by me

. in this manner over eleven years
see They areIst iii good.

. Your house will stand as well
if I point it My chine.“ 52 Sou-tit

Main street. my residence._ 25

Elm Grove street. m

illillllii nus.

Six-Day Tents to Buffalo.
Leaving every Monduynfrom 923 to
$30 according to decommodutlons se-
looted. Rate from New Haven...
Threeens Tours to Biodié Islsnd,
EVeI-y aturday.’ $8. 50 to $19.- 50.
Five-Day Tours to Catskill,
July 23d August 6th, and 20th; $14 50
from New Haven.
5-Day Tours to White Mountains.
2.3313! 22d. August 5th and 19th. Rate
8

land Tourist" at the office of George
W. Harris, agent, N._AY., N. H. 8; H

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