Evening sentinel, Monday, August 12, 1901 · page 5

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

mp0 boys may pur
holcsalo from S. Di

 
 
 
 

having some lm
‘sgrosidonco on

 
 
 
 
 
 

gshore

Mu»
‘cbnndt of the West-
" loving a brief vaca-

 
 
 
 
 

51,1115 of merry maidens
Air Home, Greens

 
 
 
 
 
 

cy witnessed the com-
in f 1the drum corps, an on-
it

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

he new mail carriei
,y, route 35, is not 1111-
here he was one time a
sh he has travelled ex-
ngi‘thc past year. About
‘go,i;he met with an acci-
lii’tlh resulted in 11 broken
'ble to move... he went to
rtlytor his health and
silent of his Wiffi. who
lilin. He returned last
it: y a new man, and has
With his brother, W. E.

proposes to continue his
' loyme’nt until the termiua
13 1‘. when he will build a
lack Rock and take up a

He was at one time
livery business and it
t hie will again pursuc
3 Bridgeport.

'Walél‘h'l oi the Woetport
' 'he. trolley line was held on
IE about 2 as be was on

had completed his day’ s
settled his accounts. and
to walk home, a matter of
ii:

when a man
bohinli a shanty by the
mode a stint for Walsh

£111 a'ncc of the his would- be
ith a right nrn1.di‘lve.li
1' The hobo bounded into
and was ofi’ across lots
siting for explanations or
" 1151-, ‘111ci‘o‘m a conductor
girl and robbed in this virln
Walsh thought his time and

 

volutionary cannon lay at
11511111111 for them has
1011 the sand. but the
nltctlvo and when it is
settle the differences no
t) know As statéd in these
. 0516 days ago, members of
' ' ‘ diner as to wherm the
be placed. The selectmon
1% "ed to pass sentence but

561' in one for the people
W ubicriptlous 1min.» given
tithe guns. the town hat-11
my and It would appear
thobio cause i'ort tho trou-
‘ tho Indiscroot. if well
of one or more of tho
ave been construed
, about business that
o town. Tho situation
inundation has been

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

"Cortnr drill a literal or 15115601155315 Ni

 

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Chill
Coin my, bad a large maggot mull

clarion James Emit recs ving
.ngi'atusatioéls. Re hi l‘ho to b‘or oil

915, Walsh accompanied 11.1.1111.
31.1315 guests of M11. and Mrs. James

Walsh. of Riverside avenue. .

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A number from here are going with
the Woman' 5 Relief Corps of Bucking-

. ham Post. of Norwaik. on their excur-
' sibn to Shelton, next Wednesday

 

éTho largest number 51155011111 at the
Compo Beach so for this senson,vis11
itod that place Saturday. The nearby
cities Were all lepresentod, both after.
noon and evening.

 

Among those from here who 111.1
for Niantic with Company 11‘ of Non
walk, this morning Wore William H
Van Valkonburgh, Thomas Brady. .1 R
McCormach. and Homer BIturges.

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Among those from Westport who
went to North Beach on the Harlem.
with the N01 walk Fire Police yester-
day, were 11111151111 Mrs. Course Clio

vor, Mr. 11d Mrs. Joneph Huff. Leo-
hold Btrac,Thomas1Geoglian and oth-

Cl'fil .,. .
"PW. '1‘ would of Saugatuclr,1vas
out. yesterday for the first time since
the big game between the. Married
Men of Saugatuck and Westport. The
players were most all large men and
Mr. Williams and several others have
been ill since that day
Wm—

Challcs Squires. who spent his boy-
hood days in Compo and who later
wont to Bridgeport. where he received
the position of fireman on the N. Y.
N H. & H Railroad Company, has re.
(1.9.me been promoted to engineer. Mr.
and Mrs. Squires have since moved to
New York city, whore his train starts

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As Captain Kl Allen, of the Married
Men predicted, the game of ball I151
tween the Crescents and Married Men,
of Saugntuck on the Saxton field Sat«
11rduy afternoon, came out in their (the
Married Mon a) favor. by a score of 16
to 6. Previous to the game the Cres-
cents were practicing on the field and
the way they handled the ball made the
Married Men “think." But when the
Married Men wont to the but they
etc d of! by making five runs which
enrou 11111111 them, and they from then
1111. wefe dé‘ad .game. Pitcher Pliair of
the Married Men. did his usual excel-
lent playing and there was nothing the
matter with the way Ki. Allen caught.
Elmtznn rSnii‘fen, of the Crescents pitch-
ed a no game. and fanned the Married
Men out in the last Inning. Leslie
Sniffen. of the Crescents, also caught a
good game'. The Man'ied Men will play
the Anchors on the Snxton field next
Sniirrduy. at 3: 30 p m.. and the Cres-
cents on the Crescent field. a week from
Saturday. The Married Men have 01'-
dorcd their new uniforms. which are
expected to arrivc'ncxt Saturday.

EARLY SETTLEMENT ,Expacrao.

 

 

General Opinion That There Will be
no Serious Labor Trouble.

The principal topic .01 conversation
on the streets in Danbury, Saturday of
tel-noon was the difficulties in the for.
tories d the Turner Machine company
and the Clark 1301: company. and tho.
chances of 11 general hnttars’ strike In
consequence. It is generally' thought
that matters will be so adjusted during
rho coming Week that there will be no
trouble of any kind

Arnold Turner. 61’ the- Turner Ma

:hiuc company, was at the Grovoiund
hotel, Saturday aftoinoon In confer
once with several of the oillcérs of tho
hattcrs‘ societies It is reported that 11‘
meeting of the (inoctors of the Clark
Box Company was held Saturday after-
noon, for the purpose of discussing the
liilicuity that exists in that factory.
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MEMORIAL To ISAAC BROMLEV.

The recent erection of a plain but
handsome monument over the grave
of loanc Bromioy, in Yantlo Cemetery
Norwich by his widow’ a only 5011
Mai. isnuc Bromioy. ndvértising agent
of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad company, recalls the
loot that yesterday was the nnnivoiu
say of this brilliant man a death. The
lloston Herald In commenting on this
your term that although there are out
torini writers and numorista Inuumcr
able. Mr. Bromloy's place is as yet 1111-
Iillcd. lie War for many years prior
to his lost Illness editorial writer on
the New York Tribune and many ‘11 poi

 

 

 

cticut 111111an and 5131111115 ‘

' t t ‘1 '

Owing to tide threatening 115511151,
yesterday 11111111111151 tile National
Whoolmou of, Bridgeport did 119th to
Hobart film for their outing. It is
thought that they will go there liext
6111161111,.11116 .t if the National Whoelvt

 

. lines or 55111111 bra/nil: will no invited
' to 55555111115151.1111. “

1.. ~

Mr. 9011.966” John l1. Long. 5115
liavb been tho scouts of Mr. and Mrs.
James 8 Bowling. or 1511011111111; strbut
during the past week. returned" to.
their 111111111 in Bridgeport. yesterday.“
on their wheels. Wb lo here they have
riddch all over the immediate vicinity
and claim that the road: around these
ports are in excellent condition.

Miss Mamie Reilly is riding a new
Pierce bicycle. She intends to start
for Massachusetts in another week for
this purpose of touring across tho
country. She will be gone nearly two
months.

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There was a illigbt bicycle accident
under the WashingtOn street bridlroin
Washington strodt,aat11rdoy slight
Two cyclists met id 11550011 collision
while passing under the brld c.0110
rods of: North Main 51.11119th lie 1115
other was going ground the corner i111
to North M11111: Neither bod lightai
and it was almost Impossible to so
each other until they Wore directly 011'
to one another. 3 Both riders wordl
thrown forcibly to the pavement, 11111111

neither was seriously injured. Tbs

wheels were damaged 11511151111111.5111
not so much that the 11156511565111 not
ride home. 0110 of the yduug men was
George Jenkins of Norwalk.

Mrs. Mary Jarvis who has been via:
iting Mr. and Mrs. James F. Grahnmi
of Ely avenue during the past couple
of weeks. returned to her homo ln‘
Bridgeport on her wheel yesterday;
Mr. and Mrs Graham Intent] to go to‘
Bridgeport on their wheels in the near
future. to remain 11. few days as the,
guests of Mrs. Jarvis. ,

I I I

A party of lady and gentleman cy~
clists rode from Folrdoid to Roton
Point. yesterday afternoon and enjoy
ed the cool sop breezes a'fter the run
In the brolling sun.

I I I

There is some talk among the cy1

clists of The Norivotko of getting up a

party to ride toiNlantic before the 1

week ls out, to visit the boys in blue.
0 i I

J. N Martin, 01 New York, traveling
salesman for the Bronx Cycle Com»
pany was In The NorWalks. Saturdui
afternoon, culling-on dealers.

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A party or Wheclmen wont to Darleu
Saturday afternoon, to witness the ball
game between thé‘ R & Ga and the
Dariens.

fl .

Miss Elsie Bond, of Southport, rode
to South Norwulk; Saturday morning
and is now the guest of her cousin
Miss Bessie Farnhum. or Crescent Tor:
11acc.- Miss Farnhnm will accompany
Miss Bond to her home sometime this
week on her wheel.

I '-

M1 and Mrs B. D. Larsen who have
been visiting' many friends in The Nor
walks, during the past week. have re
turned to their home in Dnnbury, on
their wheels.

0 0 n
A whcclmun. who said he come from

Norwalk, blt refused to disclose his 1

name, was seized with a fit. whils'on
his wheel. on” Noroton Hill, Friday
evening. In his fall from the bicycle
he received a cut on the forehead. He
shortly recovered and Inaiated 11 on
continuing his journey alone.

O I i

The well known Brooklyn Con
rider, Raymond L Terry“ 01' the Con
tury 'Roud club and of the new For
ough Whoolmcn a club recently organ-
ised by him. and of which be Is .cnp
tuin come up on his wheel from Now
York in four hours and ten minutes
on Saturday. his first attempt to Nor-

; walk by wheel. hc‘ only knowing thgt

road to New Rochelle. Mr. Terry
will soon moire n redord ride for tli‘nc‘
from New York to Baltimore us the
lontllry Road club has granted him a
sanction for the ride on September 7
and 8. The ride In really a fast double
century. as It is hourly 200 miles to
Baltimore. He expects to ride' there
builds of twenty hours. His record
for 100 miles In all: hours and thirty-six
minutes. lie has ridden Wontyone
single. and two double centuries in lit
do over a 115511.80 in stopping with
Mrs. C. 1 Raymond. at the Round
H9980.“ 111 Grove. on Wont street
. if .7! 1 ‘

18h: events. one bold"; tho Iadt circuits
championship sanctioned for'thic my

 

 
 

‘ 10113 record.

 

Mr. Charles, , ,L

well known oyster planter cl 3
out street. 11611115 following t ,
about 11515.. Clancy Pills 1"! 11

 

 

childhood. «I tried all kinds of reins,

nent benefit until 1 commenced In 1 '

,duced to try them, I 113111 satisfied that

claimed for them.
backache. "

For sale by 5115mm, price 60 cent '
a box. Fostchl'lburn Company. Buf-
71110, N Y., solo agents for the United
States. .. .,

Remember 1115. 11511155115551.1551
take no other.

151% look llk‘é an dd‘iltté’ilr and he Won
by fifteen ”.1165th be live mile handi-
all. broicsslo'nal wss1sxoeiiont. and tho
rot ones across the tape finished in a
bunch with the scratch men among
them. The 615- mile amateur 1191101
loop was a runaway for Winnington
who received 300.1’ards start. and won
by fifty yards. in the match between
hikes and 61591111161111 the latter held
out for a. standing itart for the one
little boat and it was; granted to him.
He could not hold his pace at the rec
§d~brcalting clip; that was set by Elk

They cured my

 

 

and was beaten by fifty yards. The
ma. 1 minute 41 2-5 seconds. tied Tar
In~ 1"tl1reormiie heat
McFarland showed still more poor y
grid was beaten barriers 61156300 5111115
ill" the final Hot thou) ethird of a mile
amateur ho 691111111111 0511111111 fell and
“,II‘JR Due was bndlii shaken up.

Dealer m luplrol All Kinds.

Highest price 'paid for old metal,
re 5, papers, 6' érything. Write 01
cal. Prompt, attention gtvén to: all
orders.

11111 Tavlor rile. So. Nor‘w'alk

 

Junius Brown
Painter “555 P5151 16111.

“W'- """' .
Euro White; Lead and Zinc
mixed by band will wear twice
1 no long and «over double lur-

house of William Stevens and at

Stephen Wilcox, both on South
Main street, were painted by me
in this manner over eleven years
1030'?th are stiIngood.
1 Your house will stand as well
l1! point it My 11:61:11. 62 South.

' Mdin street. My residence. 26
3391.9"?! #1151131 1 3 1

.1131'1

HARTFoRn RAILROAD.
1 TIME T'ABLE.

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In effect May 19, 1901.

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LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR

NEW YORK. ,

A. 16—12: 8615. 6:66: 6: 4611. 6: 16
6: 66, 7.1 13; 7:64, 8:165; 9: 09:, 9: 96.
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3. 21:5. 4: 07. 4: 50!, 638, 6. 66:, 13:06:.
6151.7.707 M611. 8:11 10,:20.

SUNDAYS. '
9:4

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NORWALK.

A. Ila-12: 02x. 5: 00. 0: 00.
x, 8: 08. 0: 003 9. 021:. 0: 06!. I10: 02::
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backache and wool; kidneys 510111 5111111

 
 
 
 
 

dies. but never received any permu- 3 '

Doan’ 5 1611111511 hills','1vhici1 I 1115511395373
at 311151111111» drug '5tora. My father
_ had been 11315511111111 and was so pious
’ ed with their results that. l was J01

 

their roprosentatidhs are all that 15'

 
 
 

 
 

 

face as machinery mixed. The . '

 

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6" NAN-.3511“ '4. 6611, 5: 45:, a. 05. '
11.51.41: 11:. 5: I13. 5 5511. 1:. 20.110011,

5:110.

' are most comfortable.
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cook-Land- heated feet'
tire .50 quickly. don ’5}
they 1’

Well. 15111515531011 mast,é
see it to appreciate its
graceful appearance—-
wear it to test 1?st
easinesIs. ‘

 

 

STONE walls AND
FAUCET ATTACHMENTS.

limsilii. Iilikins
lbw

Phone 43-6

HORSES

To $1111 EVERYBODY

 

 

 

 

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Our 62 Oxford.

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11011155151155 is 50 55155 per g:
111.551.1511 15511211111 it, we have 11151151 ‘13 3
liiié 500115 price as high grade and 5s 3
sailsiavioru ill 5115111 11113115515115 is our

lilo results (if our efforts are 01011—

1'Uiitlei‘ccnli'el1ts'. '
_3 have holler prided garments. all
correspondingl ivcli selected

Straw lists. as li’clil’ as is consultant

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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The less a man has to do, this more
time he has to devote to mischief. Ev-
er remark that must of the mlschiov
ous stories originate with idle people?

ASTOUNDED THE' EDITOR.

Editor 8 A. Brown, of Bennettsvillc
S 0.. was once 11111111151511; surprised.
"Through long culturing from Dys-
pepsia." he writes “my wife was great
Iy run down. She had no strength or
vigor and suffered aren‘t dls‘t'r'oss frOm
her stomach. but she tried Electric
Bitters which helped her alto once, and
after using four bottles. sh‘é ls entirely
wall, can eat anything. It's a rand
tonic and its gentle dantlve qua ities
are splendid for torpl liver ” For In-
digestioh Loss of Appetite. Stomach
and Liver troubles it‘s a positive guar-
nuteed cure. Only 600 at F 11'. Box
ter’s, South Norwalk and John R
Rigga'. Norwaik.

 

it's usually when a man speaks with“
0‘11". kthinking that he says what he
tin s

 

Keep Your Bowels $00513.

Constipation or diarrhoea when
your bowels are out of order. Cas-
carets Candy Cathartic will make
them act naturally. Genuine tablets
stamped C C. C. Never sold in
bulk. Alldrug'gists, 10c.

 

An Atohlnson old girl Is for too coy
{111511911 age: she Is at least sixty years
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THEIR SECRET IS OUT.

All Sadioviilo, Ky.. was curious to
learn the cause of the vast improve
ment In the health of Mrs. S P. Whit
taker. who had for a long time. endur
ed ‘untold suffering from '9. euro Io
bronchial trouble. “It’s all due‘ to
King's New Ditchvory,’ write: her
husband. “.1:: completely cured ‘b'er and
also cured our little ”and can liter of
a severe attack or Whooping ougb. "
It positively cures Coughs '00Ids; La
Grippe Bronchitis, all Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottios 605
and $1 00. Trial bottles free at F ‘H.
game)? drug store and John A. Riggs.

orwalk .

11L W1 3.... ..

lllvery woman ought to be at least

twice as good to her husband as he
'.3.‘ will let her be.

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Honesty is a policy on which you pay

1', the premiums In this world and realize
on your lnsuiance in 015 next.
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'1Mm."8.HJAIIport.JohhstoWn. P6.

1'1. say”: "Our little girl almost strangled
'3 'to 601101 with 610110". The doctors said

also 56111111111116. but she Will! inncntly

 

ed on sand or cro they
. ' thoy properly belong
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Itlcai usplr n't throughout: the state and
1115 bountr 111111 good reason to radium.
1655 his been lwit Those whom he
favored are to be congratulated. whilu

81min Greater New York, draw 11 crowd
of- ubout three thoduhd' to Manhattan
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for the 419601330
with a polished
tit 96011 11 or I ate

profcrm'ont milled. The Herald
holds further: George «'1‘... Brantley
(can '11! the (at 11106 Bohemian oiuh

4 I'M!“ s 1' all it or long at lid
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thinner-scaling?
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. my old communal mammoth! thrill

obit to avoid:
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1; 3. 111,3, 1:. 1. . 11.1.1: 4.

Wisdom in
Wall Paper

selection means picking ’cov-
cring for the walls of a dark
room which, will make it
bright and cheerful. and in

Toning Doivn

the glare of a sunny aparb
ment with those of more som-
ber hues. We are always
glad to uuroll our stock for
yourIinspection.

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Painter-11' Supplies, Artists‘
Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decor-
sting.

 

Telephone Call,133-3. ”3 .1
Open evenings ti11853o. ".16"!

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DECKER

South Nomadic Gena.

Ho 1151 001108011 1111 sharpens our
wits and becomes our helper.

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’ \WH'M' A 1mm :11 71514.11.

If that animal of yours shown a
51.151.511.151” complexion, n inun-
diood loo'k, it'll liver. troll is; but Dr
111115111 New Life ills Irogu 511111115411:-
or, purify the b cod. give ’clei'lr Club.
rosy aclieclm. rich. complexion. Only

H. 115x151 11. and John A.
111335511111; stores.
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15111151511511. may not 111151111 lino
birds. but y malts soft.pIIIown.

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3'16“. Franklin aim of 'M 6619..
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trans and belching. I tried 5561159010:

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