vs «av pur-
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" 1171; 8911115117 in Bridge?
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oi Falrclllld Is visiting In
W
. Geo. H. St. John spent
Norwalk.
lliijl7ElwoodM of 1ndin.ls vls
,W
returned yesterday after-
1:71.111: vacation .
Mason Johnson is mending
a in New Haven.
‘ lo Burr was the guest of
urr. yesterday.
.1777 Mills entertained tier
Norwaik Sunday.
th Cheeney. of New Jerley.
of Miss Ellen Purdy
....
lorencc Woodo: Stratfmd is
i of Westpolt tr land's.
Creedcn of East Orange. N.
111113- friends In town.
,
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re no services dt the West-
11155555155 Church 4mm“.
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m
93111191311 Natural: Sunday.
8.01 South Norwoik has
est of Compo friends.
117a Rico of Cheshire Conn.
971. of Mrs. G. B. Bryaadlc
utter. of Orange. Is the guesr
dish of ltIvoI‘slde avenue.
.gfifilmn Blothclion. .1I. Is IeI-I
£51 ' 19 time with ty phold tchr
a.
7 e N. Sherwood. oi’ Greens
lting hex-uncle In Chloe-
Daley Sonnet. of New York is
77111. the rcsldentc of Mrs. Samuel
and Frank Walsh are spending
that their old home In Sang-
u—d, .....—
.G. W. Bthydt and family are
Maude. N. Y.. spending a 1er
nand daughter. of
are Visiting 7am.
V'i‘
. lanes Comatoch. of Lounging
. 7 £7. rare the mleats of W's An
. I
Sherwood. formerly of
“ visiting her mother, line.
019 rd Smythc. of Stamford
1‘ 1111!
Its 1mm. Sunday achool
their picnic at Pine ace-I
I751
cannula. or the Embnlm
flomp'any. has returned
1011.
H (Eloy filled the pulpit at
759111:in1 torso. cailing on old
III. or 8 guests at.
‘ 7. N thonio 13 K1 rlt
7.5111; Goodwiltrv'i’hlte camp 7 7 .
" an Inday on Cookeuoc Island
7011mm Penney 15 carrying a 111131th
on his forehead which he says was
, millimeter
553:5 operations on the handrome new
eoidancc oi WllIlam Montalon on
Point Imperial.
The Saugatuck M. E. Church picnic.
which was postponed ix om last week
fiuutil today. will leave at 1:30 from t..(
Sausatuolt station
Among those Who went on the ex-
cursion «507 13100111119111.1111; this mornilig
were Chariots humpback Fred Kiynck.
Prof Heat and wife. Charlec B 7W|Ieel-
er. 7
M-
W Y
Mrs. Frederick Kemper. M189 Willi
trod Kcmner and Miss Helene Kan
per returned Saturday utter spending
$701997 time with relatives in Brooklyn,
Several Wootport horse breeders
were to have gone to Brighton Beach
Monday. to witness the races. but the
unpleasant weathel kept them In this
town.
“...—......—
DoWitt Paxton is expected to s end
Sunday with his family. at Chgrler
Godiroy’a Compo. The many friends
of Mr. Paxton will welcome his leturn
to town.
The Married Men are backed for a
game with the Anchors. of Westport
for next Saturday. As the Anchors
are a stxong team a fine game is ex-
pectfit717The M781 rlcd Men are in good
com Ion.7 7an are
night 7 7 practicing every
“Walla” Sherwood. of Greens
Flume who was convicted of assault
"'3- week and sent to the county jail
.II default of fine and costs, is about
‘ hill old haunts again. having secured
the costs and ban released. It was
believed a: one time that his mother
would get. him out but she refused to
is now at his hornet
PUAN T07 SET STANDARD.
inns-—
Optidiano Enpected to Have the Equiv.
atom of a High School Training.
CHICAGO August 14 —-’i'he most
important action to 1!: considered at
the present meeting of the American
laser-lotion of Opticians “11th is now
holdings ita foluth annual convention
In this city. is a plan to set a stand
aid for Opticians by giving examine
tiona under the aunpiees of the 11890
ciation‘. The Opticians will be expect
oil to limo the equivalent of a high
:cbool training and two your: special
study In outlromology ’i‘he cxamina
lions as planned VIIll be 511911 under
the supervision of a board 01 regents
have been appointed by the. associa-
tion. The branches proposed as sub
iccts tOI the examinations are as fol-
lows: English mathematics physics
chemisty anatomy. .Iillyaiology hy
gicnc mechanical optics optometn
oculaI anthology. .
HOUSE OF LORDS TAKE UNUSUAL
STEP.
LONDON August 14. -—,The Home of
1.01119 took an unusual stall. curly this
morning In suspondlhg the 808130qu
31ch with the object of passing on
Its second reading 'the hill grappling
npocinl powers to build a pier and 5157
m “min: at Borehaven.‘ in Bonny
lreiaud. In connection
posed fast stcamnhlp line from Bore
haven to the United Stilton. by. which
it is hoped the voyage will he ccom
pl.iphcd in {our and oncihalt day The
hill has already” passed the 1561717119 of
Commons. '
Lord Jaruos,of11erofoid. remarked
. that such great public interest was
concerned that the mvornmeht dealt:-
c;l to pairs the hill at the present aes-
a on.
Lot d Janwa,ot11crelord. added that
the promoters desired to construct har-
bor works with the object of inaugur
atlas a line of atonmera to the United
States The ntoamrro will he built. in
voyage in tour and a half doy a The
ascent of the admiralty 0111511115 who
we conutructlng naval works at Bore
haven had been such for the building
of the proposed world: on the Flora»
canned from the rebound of a hammer
r from the anvil . .
Oscar Smith is about to
do so. Friends came to his old and he
with the 511;.
Great tiritoin and will accomplish the
avenue, rode to taintord on her Wheel
on Monday and returned yastcrdpyl
‘- .7 the some day .
. Miss Jennie Floridian: is thunk it new
Crawford bicycle.
Many cyclists went to Baton Point
lam evening Quite a number wheeler
to Dorian a Point. . _
A party at cyclists imam {thing 19
which this 511551qu to chew it lawn
party on that at Mr. and MN
Jamar B. Ilawaon‘. A general 350571
time may be looked for
Letter Carrier and Mrs. Henry Clim-
stead Bailey wheeled to New Rochelle
N Y., yesterday. to spend a 1ch days
with relatives. Julius Maine is sub
sunning tin“ 1111.7i Bailey
George Grower. 05 Lowe street. is
riding a new Pierce bicycle.
lvor Lawson'a victory in the quar
tel mile prolessional circuit champion
chip and the tan mile motor tandem
‘ race won by chtbaw and Hrdstrom
of Springfield Mass; were the teaturei:
oi ycatelday’a grand circuit races of
the Natioaal chllng Aéaociation 1n the
.Pau American. stadium. Lawilon dc
rented Kramer. t e circuit rider, in the
that grand scm final of the quarter
lor disposed of FIeeman in their grand
semi-final in'easy .atyie. winning the.
heat by two lengths. Taylor had the.
rail in the final and» forced Lawson to;
take the lead They went
turn with Taylor on his rear wheel
The Buffalo boy made a telnt at run
Taylor tried to steal thmugh on the
back to his. position of vantage and
second. and as a result Lawson won by“
two lengths. The final oi the ten mile
motor tandem championship was raced
at a terrific clip all the way. Every
world’s competitive record from our
to ten miles. with the exception of the»
fourth. was broken. The ten miles
was coverediin-ilim. 2213.. which 15 lm
285.11ettor (hm-4.110 former mark (or
the distance. held by Miller and Judge.
(l W Hallo
motor bicyco 1' cord 177mm one to [We
. 7; I .
The Rambling Wheelmen. of Bridge»
port. who have for the past year occu-
pied the Bradley homestead on Main
street below (lilbelt stHreot will ya-
cate it this week and move their chat
tale to the roonhe‘ {u the Arcade on
non. The club had a long leaae on
the building it occupies but it has se-
clued an annulment of it The pres-
ent location in not central enough to
suit a majority or the members. The
quarters to be occupied are well adapt-
ed for club purposes. being central.
anV street. The club is one of the old
or whoelmen' 15 organizations of the city
and like the others of its kind it has
gradually become dependent on its so-
cial features for support.
a farewell lawn party at the Bradley
homatend tomorrow evening,
the near futui
warming in the new rooms
Floyd A. McFarland, of San Jase.
California. and Jimmy Michael. ‘of
Wales were matched yesterday for a
fifteen mile motor paced race on the in-
door cycle track at Mddin'on 8than
Garden next Monday night.
”gums-'4‘”
MIcI-IAEI. r7. TIGHE waives.
W61:
Secretary of the Motion“ loll of the
511111 autocratic ‘
cald‘ab . gust Ill—lw'nné‘ut mm-
llc’ctlon to the tracers or m‘enlhéra. ot
the Amalgamated Assoc otion. in South
Chicago. 1111.91 '1‘ ant, assittant
accretary of 11113 no lanai body. ban or-
rived In Chlollgd, He at once set out
for the, scene at the meeting laat sun-
day. which stirred the national 011112th
of the union
Secretary Eight: cornea clothed with
all the powers and prerogatives 1of
President Theodore Shatter. whose dep-
uty he Ia. and bin first official 11¢:th to
call together the leading members of
the Illustrating unions. and order It ance-
in! joint meeting of the two ibdmchi of
night
been announced. 12111; Score
does not deny. that [17199851858 7
sham/rho the lodges will Item
the from 1555:7751
the or
considered. it: in an d.
lay; a substantial 111ng in 1,111:
lint strike 5115.
1111191 MM
111511. Louisa 1:1 Titan. of Riversidri 1 7 -
Hill attract a c punter by MW n 7
mike in a hot finish. and "Major" Tay- .
to the.
eighth at a paail'a pace. Lawson began '
to lot out as they wonder] the lower :
ning up on the bank {or the finish. and 7.
inside. Quick as a flash Lawson got 13
was away. The sudden change of tac .
tics by Lawson confused Taylor for a .
l’. Buflaio lowered the
and at the sometime well back from
It will hold “
and in .76
c It will hold a house
the association. which will ho held to- , .
'i‘hc nprpcsc oi the martin ' m 57.71: ‘ 9
l
11“ nd 7,
that an attempt will be hairdo 130 11m -
ennui
ail cmploytc at In. 7
"For three yea “my hid
5 the small 70717 no back. From
it immune to noon. both at my worli
and when of! duty that I felt it high
norioua. i got Dean's Kidney P1115 at
ache and the common In my 5.5.5151.
pilla ”
For pain by all dealers, price 50
cents a box. 7Foater~Milburn 00., Bob
S't‘atea , ;
Remember the name-Doon'a—and
takeno other. . .. . . ....
mm
The teacher wan telling 1.11.9 story of
and was mocked at for it
”And now. what's the moral of it?"
'nhe asked.
dieing agoose,” answered the dance or
the clash.
...—u
“To think." cried the lair girl In an-
gulch, "we will never see each other
again- 1111 tomorrow night."
car up. sweet one " was his c'n-
couraglng remark. ”Time will plan
asides I'll write to you when I got
home and in the morning."
DI. Bill’s Ildioilll
cores
51151111111511
" HOLD BY
7AM. oruoolsr's.
Solfldh Man.
There are so. 9 men who are so Bel
fish that they all to buy life insur-
ance. but it is the unselfish man who
protects those he loves. 'l'he Connec-
ticI‘It central sells this kind of insur-
ance at a very low cost. Enquire of
FRED. H. FIELD.
GENERAL noon-1'. 7
United 7Bank Building. South Not-walk.
r1. TARLov“
Dealer In Junk oi All Kmds
tallest prices paid for. old metal
papers, everything. Write or
Prompt attention given to all
orders.
100 Tavlor Ave.. 50. Norwalk
“NM"
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
ITIMEV TABLE.
......
in effect May 19, 1901..
LEAVE BOUTH NORWALK FOR
’ NEW YORK. ‘
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trflubled me a. great (1591. who I. .. . .
"htraizhteued up 1 had revere pain in
time to check it hetero it became more '
Plalstod's Pharmacy. 1 had no buclt- .7 7
did not trouble 1?“ after taking the ' .
falo, N. 11.. sole agents for the United
the more that wanted to he a 5511. ‘i‘
1‘ "A person should he satiafied with
Twelve was on the point of striking. 1
3.21:. 4: 0'1. at: 501.4593. 5: 55:. 5: 05:.
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crow: Maw 15th con scum
lugnddltlon-Io aroma-iii. .
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coal-wand heated feet-'7
fire- so quickly. don t. 7‘
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see it to appreciate its
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Genuine Gate City
FILTERS
STONE will: AND
FAUCET ATTA‘CHMENTS.
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' 1511111.
112 WASHINGTON STREET
370th Norwalk.
Phone 477316.77...
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SOUTH NQRWALK.
The results of oat efforts. are prov- ,
We are selling con-
SIdelable Undeldailnents i . ,*
._ We have higher paced garments all
. correspondinclli well selected. ' -‘ '
Show data. as lichl as Is consistent
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CHARLES E. SEYMOUR 8‘8 7W77l5hlngton Street, South Normlk. ’Q’ ’5’ '
WILLIAM M. BETTE. 15 Main Street. Norwalk.
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The Cleveland Ohio. police are look-
ing for the author of the tollowlng ad
vertisement. at the end of which an ad-
dress was given: “1 am a young man
at refined feelings. without influential
friends. and unable to make my way In
the world. I do not want to do menial
, employment-and the idea of having a
boss over me is very repugnant. it
every one who reads this will send me
a nickel I will keep track of those
friends. and repay them when l auc-
coed."
aeroauoco THE conch.
Editor 8 A. Brawn. ot Bennettnvilleu
S. C.. was once immensely surprised.
"l‘hrough long suffering from Dya-"l1
pepsin " he writes "my wife was great-m
i‘y run down. She had no‘strenxthorm
vigor and suffered great distress tram
her. stomach, but who tried Electric
.Bitt’ers which helped her at command.
after using four bottles. she III entirely
well can .eat anything. It's a grand
tonic and Its gentle laxative qualities
are splendid tor torpld liver." Fol“ ~.ln
digestion. Loan of Appetite. Stomach I
and Liver trouble: It'a a. positive, gnar-
onteed cure Only 501: at F. H. Bax
torn. South Narwalk and John R
1517155.Norwalk.. .
IN GOOD SHAPE.
ilpbertwllave you heard anything
C about Thomnpon'a attains since the
. gallium? IWhen 171th expcct to re.
mo? . .~
Paton-dual a: soon as the 5.5.11:
tors become 1' trolled to the (act that
they won't “a?“ can. . .
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.A‘ DANGER.
“Do you ever look back on your
life and reflect on the opportunities
you have missed?" inquired the mel-
ancholy man.
“No. sir,” answered the hustler,-
“it would . be just." my'luck to miss
some more while 1 woo brooding over
what can’t he helped."
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and " M 0 KB
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«all: :dmdo its“. strewn!” b;
visor by taking W19!!!
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reg: All «1% gngarnnteg'
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SREWEL WORK.
A little s‘cliudl’gm "or: tour by her
teacher to write the word "ferment"
on her. slate. together with the defini-
tion and a sentence In which the word ‘
was to be used. '71‘he following is the
vault: ‘ ‘ .
‘1‘9‘ e-rm-;e~n.t a verb, signifying to
work. I love to do all lands of fancy
remnant“. : “
WHAT A TALE ~177- TELLS-
II that mlrrow or yours snows I
wretched: hollow complexion. w Jan
diced 100157 t’u’ aver trouble: harm.
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flux!
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