guests at the
a straw ride
'71, tailor of the First
left Monday 1'01 11 two
1 2111211111: hills
1m? 13. Bears, who has been
_ Wectbrook and er Lon—
rday. These events are
not as popular as band
barge Blanch left port this
eating empty barges uat
htafllcy s and Rufus Wake-
tide of the. Sunday school
ck and Methodist 1hur1h
new this Week. has been
ii next week
ill go iiéf'brc the bar-
I‘Wexuminels, in the Ma-
in South Norwalk. to—
agausett Pier, l‘uesday
33 Purdy, Frank DiGio-
libiyers and Thomas
stent ‘ effort Postmaster
at last found a successor
barrier of Rural deliv'exv
5. He is George F. Nash
duty yoste1 day
—'r-—'-~‘-w
99 {10111 Lady Pulmcrlon
1“} Shepherd of Bethlehem
ldgeport Tuesday evening.
'9 anniversary of the M A.
11336 at that place. They rt»
tful time
"cit & Ladder ' Company
' itdtion of the. Norwalk flrc
Two new, mom ,3.
Fred Hee1 s3 and
1131;881:1212 in the 250th 29111.3
a‘ full out of Kirby Root '
110 la. Klrby' B are the ear
~ 116 United States and publi-
t)!“l:hem'l111li long been diction
Th it ate decided to 1epublieh
“ 1117' all each town clerk with
relay these valuable addi
he omce were rel-dived
110 male poaa'lbllit'y or work
it the near future on the
ow school. than there was
‘ so; no far no inquiry and
1700's; Professor Sienrnu
tivity that may be pro-
wealth and is reported
the architect to push the
tilt). Hoaé Company held a bus—
ting last evening The moat.
111191118981 transacted won the
balnvltntloo to parade at
yeroaryt celebration of the
all; Al tor the invitation
3 . committeen were up—
other tho various or.
.ial 11199011177 l9 cull~
01199 and preoided over the
3 9 little family a: poor
'iacllltlea of the place
.8190“ fortunately. the
. he
wife. who com
charge or the” 1'
111111111199 at it
boots credit :
flame is a
outlive. 91111111
‘ has can the elicit 0! years to in
o Eluate the history oi! our
to, and only a your ego
. ’ 98
99110 to
2211mm
When they
4 W n'af cgllplo (if 'Illtlglis‘
of Revolutionary 1111119.
14 Wore received they were ddmpod at
gonna: like no 11111911 Junk, and there
ey lay today while residents in town
‘3. are chided 118 to what really ought to
be done With them. When it became
known that «the guns could be 8c-
361.1211. a committee was appointed
compalalug W H. Barr. Thomas lilll.
1-H. Jennings. George Hale and if. R
Sherwood to receive them, and it was
supposed by some, make due dieposb-
lion oi than. nltbo 3gb the committee
». tllcclal'ms any. auth ltattvo power in
matter. f'Tomporai-ily,” they Were
‘d'u mod on the bluff at (lemon, and
steps were then taken to mount th'em
on a mound in close proximity to where
hey no Wale. with a double purpose
in view, to properly set them off and.
it was hoped in the near future. to
have them too appropriate bases for 11
soldiers ".monument Some here have
abandoned hope of ever seeing them
amplaced: not so with one of the com-
mlttce, Thomas Hill who took decisive
stops. recently}. to rescue them from
pooled before the eeleetmen and im-
portuncd them to act in the matter
While others of the committee favor
their remaining where they are. Mr.
Hill gained the day, and the select-
mon voted to mount them on the knoll.
It is hoped now that there will be no
further delay in carrying out the work.
and the Revolutionary relics at last
find a permanent resting place.
fl
WHY HORNELL LEFT TOWN. -
Story that he Had a Wife in Chicago
Believed by Some.
11 is now about a month since J. ll.
Home“. the Stamford tailor. went
away, leaving behind a wife and child
Since his disappearance nothing has.
been heard of llornell by his family.
Mrs. Hornell and her little daughter
continued to dwell in
apartments until a day or two ago.
when they moved away to live with rel~
utives. Since his- rllsappearapce some
information has come to light concern-
ing Horne’ll which may explain why he
left Stamford w suddenly. The day
befme he went away flom Stamford
Horneil was at Shippan Point, with his
wife and child. They were sitting on
the beach when a stranger approached.
and going 111) to Home". spoke to him
in the Savedieb tongue. l-iornell seemed
somewhat traded at meeting the stran-
ger. The two walked away together.
. When the fact of Horncllfs disappear-
ance became known a. Swodc who know
him. and was at Shippan Point on the
day the stranger spoke to him called
on Mrs. llornell and told her that the
stranger had. in substance. said to her
husband:
“l-lclloi Wlicre'havo you been all
those yours? Your wife and family are
living out in Chicago now."
Before he want to Stamford, liornell
liyod in New Canada. He had been in
business there about nlno‘years. About
tour years ago he married the woman
he has abandoned who was a New Cu
naan young lady. z. .5.
neponrsor 491953..
New Law Will Matcxlally Increase
Work of 001649.3‘
.1 .
' The new law passed by thir- -laat pee
elon ot the legislature creating the
office of state fire marshal “will matter
laliy incmaso the work done by tho
obtain at the the dcpaltmcntu.
Hoicufter, the file marshal oi: each
city in the state. or if there’ in not
such an officer. the chief: of the lira de
paliment in required to make a thor-
ough investigation of 1-121 tire that oc-
tho state fire mmsbal within ten days
Copies of tho law and blanks to be
filled out have been sent to an the fire
marsh‘alc‘and chiefs of ilro depart-
mcnta whom the aw effects. Warden
of borougha an ilrat eclectmeu of
towns are required to not i'lEl fire mur-
meat.
The blnnha contain apnoea to fill in
with the cause of the fire description
of the building, value of tho building.
umuoa of owner and occupants. purtl on
of the building where the tire started
whether the owner or occupant has had
1121 before. inaumnoe 1191191189 and
other information. This law manna
much morn work for fire
Wot-t
JOHN'STONH’B DEBCENDAN'YS.
John
Mcrwil)
moat W nogday. September
mail; 1 9 name at 8tone,o
descendants of Stone aaoo
”5119.111. 119119 .1211.
‘irlonds who calla
Bridgeport. next Saturday, to remain
.der the Washington street trestle, and
the sand heap where they lie. and up- '
the Stamford .
.ureat deal better on
time if his considerate owned left on
ours within two daya mid to 1011017 to' *
abate where. there 11-1 no city govern- _
moved tron: Will and '
The evening was 135.93 '
singing and 919171118 . .Ml)
partaking or 21172911919919. .
andsome tabla cover. 'l‘hey appreciate.
the got very 7111,1th 33‘ .
M199 .lenbio Reed. at Van zandt ave-
11119. East Norwalk. no purchased a
now bicycle. M199 Road will 571119 to
with her cousin. Mist Mary Reed. of
Pleasant street. in that city. form
week. They will enjoy riding around
the many picturesque places in the
Park City.
a. 0 In
There won a alight bicycle accident
Tuesday night, while a young 11319.11 Wan
riding home in the rain l‘r‘om Earl Nor»
aw.ik i‘he road was very slippery am
the wheel slipped from under him .99
quick as a finish. The rider was thrown
forcibly to the block olivement. Hia-
right arm was injured quite badly. The
wheel was not unmixed.
Joseph H. Reilly. or "New York. trav»
cling salesman for the Remington Bi~
cycle Company, was in South Norwaikl .,
yesterday mw'omlng. calling on dealers.
He went born here toastamtord.
The National Wbeolmeu at Bridge
port. are scheduled to 'come to South
Norwolk. Sunday. and go to. Baton
Point for a dinner. It 19 thought that
the National Wheelmen. of 11112 place
will be invited to join them.
w.
HOR$E8’ HATS A MISTAKE? .
W
Some Drivers Claim Thcy' Malia Anl
main More sasccptlblo to Heat.
Fantastic oummex hate for hereon " ‘
. d' a 9 '
.Mra‘. Merritt were presented With a utt all of seve’ro' baukaohe‘l' 0 WI»
coined me. 1113911171191 it neglect.
.tbey might grow worse and 119901178" .
more stubborn to relative 1 determined
to try Donna Kidney 111112.721":
were well spoken or by both citizens
and newspapers. sol. procured a box
at 21913131319118 Pharmacy and took them
09 directed.
remedy. They cured me."
For sale by all dealers.
cents a box. FoetaoMllburn 00.. But.
States.
Remember the‘ nalucwulan'o-waud
take no other.
M TARLOV
022191 in Junk oi All Kinds.
3171311999 prices paid tor old metal,
raga. papers, everything. Write 01
ball. Prompt attention given to all
ordero.
400 Trader Ave. 80 Vorwfllk
were never more prevalent than they
There is a notion that they 1 3
are a boon to the animals but some .
claim it is a mistaken ”one To jam 3‘
this particular kind at headgear upon 1
2 horses head already protected by ~
71 1191111711 1011111101., 19 in most instances“ 3:
only making the animal more 19119119111 -.
are today.
into to heat, they any
According to the best veterinarians; "
the spinal column is the part of the. _ "'3
anatomy most 9998,1029 to the. sun's . .
mya and a hm so with a {light covering:
over his back can work two hours to
The over ‘ ‘
the “batted” horao'a 0116,
age borne would. in their opiuoin be 9
iii the summer
ploteotlng his head and simply excl
oieod the ordinary precaution at rest-
ing him now and then 111’ the shade
Many men use the pooreat sort of
judgment in the methods they employ
to relieve horses from .heat. The flu
mane Society does not approve oi. the
upongo because in nine 2119011 out of ten
.11; is only dampened once in the morn
ing and {01 the lost of the day abnorbu
the heat and centers it upon the human ‘
bead. To shower 9. horse and then al
low the thick topkuot to dry out until
it becomes a still shell through which
no air can permeate is (if more injury
he a horse in .10 minutes than it he
worked two hours in the sun without
any protection or rest.
Ilarmels laugh at the two 21611211
awnings. felt protectors and atraw
hots which the city horses are made to
wear. They have found that exercise.
of a little common sense in onrinn or
a horse is worth 11 hundrodnartlll al
safeguarde. ltis very seldom that one
hears of prostrationa among alarm
horses. although they work from day
to day in the open lleld where the 91111
beats down fiercely. ‘
The hat fad has only been in axial
ence here since 1897, when it was intip
duced from Paris in the opinion of .
many it' will pass away. as did the ear ,
tunnels and fly nets so prevalent in the
early eighties, and' the house“; and
overalls as protection from tiles and
mosquittocs in 18.76
drivers of .25 and .30 years ago who
stretched an awning .from the wagon to
the horse’ 9 dollar bad the right princi-
pie for protection against the heat.
The. horse's head was never covered
and a prostitution was then the ex-
caption and uota rulo.
WALKQ 14130113! THE .CAPITOL.
The Surface to fiscal” a "‘1!" Coat»
- ion of Tar.
Tho tar walla: 111 the grounds about
the Capitol. in ”Hartford have become
badly worn. and a decision ha
reached to repair thomli‘. The .
moat in need at repair are those oar
. Capitol avenue: but noarly.:all otrthe
walks will be put to 9119119. The 97
1will be done by control: and at l9 ‘
' The .ilitecn’th' annual reunion of tho ’ . ‘_
1156212th17 will be hold “‘11 '
ooh rootaurnnnt, Woodie
4 All The
According to the beat. authorities the .
been 3
Painter and P311111 Huger.
" Pure White 0 and 21710
3 ; 99 long and 50091“ dOublo our-
13. face as machinerylmlxod. The ‘3.
. house of WillWSt'evens and o!
> 831871 Within both on South
99? airflow million by 1719 T _,
'- in this manner 9991' eleven years ‘
...980~T119¥ arc pill good.
Your 112113.: will 91m 99 well ’ ‘
‘ it 16.11.1111»: bilice 52 South.
1. Main attach" 9Y 99911191100. 25
Elm Grovefireoi
HEBREATIHN liliiiii~
Six-Day T151115 to 311521
Leaving every lld‘ouday. from 5 3 to
880 according to odatlous so
looted. Rate from aw Haven.
Tbrce¥Day To'urs' to Block Island,
Every Saturdayi $8 50 to $10. 50.
Five-Day Tours to Catskill,
July 230 11111111516111.1112 20th 314 50
from New Haven.
segaym Tpurs to White Mountains,
$23.5
laud .TOurlst" at the office of George
W “Harris. agent, N. .11., N H.152 H
anw'ivonx. 112w HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in effect May 19, 1901.
an.”
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
' ' NEW Y'ORK.
11,-212195x. 4: 55: 5:4671, 11:15.
it :55'. M:7 12. 7. 64 81161:. 11:09:, 9:96.
:58, -:111 22%. 19:93) 111.261: ..
P. M+~12:55x. 1117. 2125:. 2: 04'
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41.
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13:4
7.937; 7. 5717.8121' ‘19.:2
5111511 112282 “
A. M.:--12 86x. 4: 65!.
9: 4071.
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LEAVE NEW YORK FOR 380‘
‘ NORWALK.3
I found them an excellent 33
Price 50' '_ '
talc, N. 0., 8019 agents tor the United ' '
'JunlusBmwn" '
milled by hand ill wear twice' ' '
3 3 mduzufat 5th ma 19th. Bate , ,'
2 ‘= Tickétd and copies of "The New Bing '
4: 07' 4. 5.07: {5,333, 5‘ 255):, 0: 3051'. 3
17:16:. 39:05. 3
”Armin. 5:93 a. 551:. 7. 2o. 8: 40:1. “3'
comfortable footwear
Low Shoes
are most comfortable
mtbey 118911 the feet
cool-wand heated feet;
fire so quickly, don't
they 2
091' 5'2 0xiord.
Well. ladies. you mos
see it to appreciate its “ '
graceful appearance-—
wear it to test its}:
easiness.
SUPPLIES
Genuine Gate Ciiv
1‘
"STONE 111.229.1111)
FAUCET ATTACHMENTS.
811111111, 11111111
1 low
112 wnsuluurou STREET
South Norwalk.
Phone 4343
lag satisfaoloul
with durabililll
adorable Undergarments. 3
correspondllldlll well selected
Straw H215. as hold as is oonswleat
90 Washington Street,
scum moment:
' enact.
HORSES
T0 sun EVERXBODY.
wn HAVE 7:02:11 1101731110 or no
moon!) nvmnr 9112 para.
._y new.
111
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A new story '0! the poet Browning "
relates that at onetime-1191111111 been
given a puro~blooded bulldog of arrow
strain. of so fierce a diopdaltlon and do
devoted to the poet's mother that it
who update for a ctr-anger to shake
hands with her in his presence. Brown-
lag himself was the only other person
whom the dog would allow to touch
him. but even when the poet was more
familiar with his mother than the dog
thought right he showed his tooth to
h.im They one daarép‘ut him to a so
voro lest. Browning. p-uttlng his arm
around his mothe'r‘a neck as they out
side by side at the table. The dog
went round behind them, and. putting
his feet upon the obfiair lifted Brown
ing's arm 0!! her shoulder with‘ his
nose. giving an intimation that he
would not permit any liberty of that
kind even from him.
In cases of cough. or croup give the
little one One Minute Cough Cure
Then rest easy and have no fear. The
child will be 'all right in a little while
it never tails. Pleasantrto take, always
sate, sure and almost imtautanoous in
Gem-gee. $018011». 3
Few people are, perhaps, aware how
thoroughly Queen «Victoria enjoyed a
joke. A gentleman in walting.‘whom
we will call Mr. B. distinguished for
his imitative porous and dramatic tal»
eat, was a frequent visitor at both
Wludaor and Osborne. One day the
queen. looking up with a certain 9.119
terlty straight into his face. demand-
ed: “Now. Mr. B.. 18111 perfectly Well
aware that when my back is turned
you imitate 1110.1 wish to see how you
do it this mlnute’l' Poor Mr. B
straightway into the 11131791 trap, 1111611
91111911. tattered. and utterly loot hi9
countenance. “Ah!" exclaimed the
queen. “i see I was right You ought
to be ashamed of yourself!" and then
added. laughing heartily as any school .
girl. "but mind you dbu‘ t do it again."
m—
THEIR tECR'ET IS OUT.
All Sadiavlllo, Ky. was curious to
learn the cause of the vet improve
meat in the health of mails.
ed untold editorial; 1mm 9. chrohl
bronchial trouble. ‘llt'o all due to l)
King‘a New 11198911913," writes her
husband “It completely cured her and
also outed our little grand daughter or
mllbvore attack at? Whooping cough. "
11. 1121111111919 town 002st 09122.33
lid
and trollbleu Guaranteed; bottles" 500‘
*xatl'd $0.030”! Trial bottled 1959 91‘ F H‘
Baxter a drug «are. and John A. Ridge 3
Norwa
P Whit ‘
taker. who had 'tor a 1112 time. 91111111» ’7
141'
selection means picking cov‘
ering for the walls of a dark
room which will make it
' bright and cheerful and m
Toning can
the glare of a sunny apart-
mcnt with those of more som-
ber hues. We are always
glad to unroli our stock for.
your inspection.
Painters’ supplies, Artista’
' “ Materials.
Window Shallots. Cornice Poles.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed-to Order.
Paintihg, Paper Hanging, ,3Decor-
atlng. '
0
'i
Telephone-Cell. 2331-8. “ “-1
Open eveningo 011.8130. ‘“
t 3 .
up had been urged to join oi" ow
’York’s ino9t‘ 03119 clubs and a» 3
in .90 to pleas 'i’ ' 1‘
11.2"“ ”“
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