Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 3, 1901 · page 6

runny. M1 Allen also had sods water.
and pop corn stand erecttid tor the day
The 0;an Bench pavi-

 
 
 

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tore time to close their ntoult of ice
inrosm and other refreshments become
_ cxhliusto‘d. ‘
Only (or the presence of ‘mind of
, hintormsu John. Lawrence and his bro
that, Joseph Lawrence. of Brooklyn,
Robby Brothera' convince shop
Weapon would prohnhl have been
destroyed by tire. yoator or afternoon.
Those two gentlemen were passing the
shop about 5: 15 o ”clock and discovered
the place was on tire. They immed-
lately ran to Vigilant Engine Com
pun:- ‘s house, where they were joined
by Martin Burke and the three. with
others met on the way. proceoded with
the tire apparatus to the building. By
the time the other oompunlos arrived.
Yigllant Engine Company hud the mo
under control. Comp!) Engine Com-
pany did good w01k and between both
companies the blaze was put out in
about half an hour.

CLEARING UP SHOUMD CONTINUE.
The Sentinel issued a timely call the
other day for property owners to
“clear tip" the places whibh arc now
overgrown with Weeds and which will
nttroct unfavorable sttontion ot visu
cm on our approaching anniversary
We notion that this suggestion has
been regarded in port and that notably
the East Norwalk Cemetery has been
put in better condition than it has
been for many venrs. There remains
however. much to be done in the way
or cutting weeds along the stréets
through which the procession will pass
on parade day. Parts at East avenue
need immediate attention. and a tow
spots in West aventle. if we are. to
show to visitors a proper pride for
grind looks. Some portions of main
streets are humiliatingly bad with ov-
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finsonio Hull.
Id nyior. or Cranbul‘i‘. about
it moods in town. 1
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on port inst cranium
non Sarah 1". Tucker. of Sys-
4.1.. arrived in port last week.
i colored folks from limit
ostnrdny on Compo Bench.
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harlousiy ill in her home in

Pillow Rice. of Riverside nvo
,ontertnining nu out-oi- town

drn Gould. oi Fairiiold is the
pstor. Mrs. John S. Waite-

loot Kuupp. of Full-field is
how residence or H. S.

hndedtmday nights wil
oi. the Conlpo Bench pa-
evonr
Mrs. William Camp. of
isitod Mrs. William Stu-
mp!) yesterday.
mmhingham reported a catch
pod bass on the Ssugatucx
bridge. yesterday. .
7391311. of Compo. pisyod bull
hilt Norwalk Y. iii. C A.
dgofioitlt yesterday.
it boat Capt. lid. DePuy
fill day morning with about
bf produce aboard
7 a 1 of South Nortrnlk was
17 stems): oi‘ Mr and Mrs.
ier of the West End.
nueoiiuut Railway & Light
_ puny has placed new guard
’ ‘ ho Cedar island and Oompo

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FlFTl-i WEDDING ANNiVERSARv.

Conductor and Mrs. John McMahon
inst night gave 11 reception to about
titty of their friends in honor of the
fifth anniversary of their marriage.
Their residence». in France street was
handsomely decorated in honor of the
occasion, and the nadir was a most
pleasant one. Powell’s orchestra rur—
nishod music and dancing was enjoyed
by the. young people until after mid~
night. A sumptuous repnst was then
served. Mr. and Mrs. McMahon re.
ceived many useful and Minimum
gifts in mémon or their uoodcn wed-
ding. and the guests departed for their
homes about 3 s. m wishing them
many happyt roturns oi the day.

 

.Godlrcy, of Brooklyn. N. Y..
o guest the past three; days
minor. Noll Godfrey. of Snug

Hedenberg Shins) Dayton
‘8 Wheeler caught osevernl
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MAlL CARRiER‘S HORSE DIED.
The big whim horse owned by Mail
Cnrricr Frank J, Bradbury who has
the contrast to deliver tho walls [0 and
room the South Norwalk depots and
the Nor-walk and South Norwnih post
offices. died yesterday afternoon. The
horse was taken with. the colic Last
week. but it is, said that. the main
course of his dominion“ the exertion
required in handing the new regulation
mail wagon met the mute sever-.11
ti mos tlsllt The wagon is main hon
dried pounds uémior than is necessary
on 11 routs like this one. and it is e:-
pccted several more horses will be
killed unless a change is made soon in
the style oi vehicle used.

Gertrude Earnest returned to
o. in Compo Sumhny evening
spending 11 low dztrs 11 11b fricntls

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and hats. Walter Burnout who
11 guests or the Cutting. l-‘srm
"few days but u returned to their
inhillowork.

1311 Mrs. Homer Smith of Hort
911‘ were guests yostertiay at the
cool their relatives Mr. and
id Bradley.

P Taylor. ot‘ New “HMS-It was
‘ , or yesterday at the home or
flip ms. 3111111111113 William H
hit I Green 3 Farms.

’ stator Chnrics Fables and Karl
the Enihnimors Supply Com-
txonuéd the nudertskdxn woven-
en‘ Huron today.

hires and son Burritt.‘ oi
will; and James Gibson oi
mild were» guests yesterday oil
15nd Biro. Edwin Squires of Com-

 

 

FELL THROUGH TRAP DOOR.
bliss Lime ”Parlor. Who is cmplorsd
as clerk in Caterer Frederick A. Lane‘s
depot restaurant, in South Norwnllt
was painfully injurcd Saturday. Miss
Tnylor pulled to take note of an open
trap door which led into theI collar on-
dcr tho restinrant. and which was
about tine test deco She stoop-rd in.
1110 the crop and tell heavily. striking
the woodwork as sitc descended and
received a number 0! serum bruises
us well as mining her clothes.

‘ Benson Rsclcr at Wilton wns

’liyosdertlny or Mists Florence
who is sounding the surnme
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.. COUNCIL ADJOURNED TILL T0-
umnw. 011 Brooklyn wns‘ 911.311”
western” 01 his Mather Two' members. or the South horwnik
him MWFWW 0‘ tho “0‘31“ Common Council mot last night and
of he. Connecticut Visibility '3 121.3 it was a holiday. Married until to
night when the matter of laying out
llllilisidc Plum will come up for action.
it: is said that very little business of :2
.smcisi upturn will be transacted.

. liolon Vmiai and entcriznin»
fill be given in the Saugntnch
this atoning under the man

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George Andorsdn or Pronpect place,
has purchased a new, bicycle.

Mr. and Mrs. Phiio Flint. or New Hu-
ven. who rode to South Norwalk on
their wheels last week. and were; guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Henry, Wash-
ington street. over Labor day. returned
on their wheels to their home today
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Nearly oil of the Cleveland Wheel
Club went to the tnir grounds in a body
yesterday.

 

 

 
 

Fitteen or the rnbling thelmen.
of Bridgeport, rodcfio the fair grounds

yesterday. to see ,the bicycle races.

There Were many riders out yesteiu
day. but so for as could be learned
there were no serious accidents. Hua—
drcds rode to Baton Point.
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With Labor day gone the bicycle sea-
son..snclnliy, prhcticnliy goes with it.
This is so every season to a certain ex.
tent. There will be no more large rac-
es 0! any note. and it can he said that
the racing ssason id practically at an
end. incognito will now take a vaca-
tion, and when another season opens.
he will cudenvor‘ to give you the bicy-
cle news in general in an interesting
manner.

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qualities and took this race by several
yards. His time was 2:22 +5. Kean]:

was second. Evans third, Pearson
fourth.
' One Mile Free for All.
Annie Thornton C. E. Bed‘
ford Greens Forms 2 l 1 1
Annie Lee. 0. Armstrong.
Bridgeport. l 2 2 4
Baker Boy. Joseph Perry, West.
port. 3 3 a 2
Allie. George Wincgar. «i i i 3

Time of the first heat. 216%: sec-
mm. 238%: third. 237%; fourth.
3:21. This race was (or a purse of
H50. divided into 87:). $50 and $25
Tho other horse race was to have
been with wagons, but was (changed
to a tree tor all with sulhies.
Harry Jones. thcgnr Stables. i

ii

Lucky Baldwin. Goal-go Winne-
gur. 3 2 it

legal C. E. Redford Greens
Farms 24 2

Diamond F‘ Rio and Adams Nor-
waik. 4 3 4|

This race was lot 359. divided into
323. Iii and $10. Tho time of the
first heat was ltii. second i:12. third
1:104...
lm Yard Dash.

Winner. Bowen. of Stnmiord: tint»,
it} 15; second. Howard Hincksi. or
Norwaik. Considering the shape tho
track was in this was a remarkably
mod showing. The heavy inch was
also a drawback with all the otncr
races.

t Milo Match Race.

Richard irwin and W. Frazier. at
South Norwalh. Frasier did not finish
the moo. as he took a tumble from his
wheel. while coming down the home
stretch. The. more was awarded to ll."
win. Time 2:56 4-5.
Half Mile Run.

C. Dolly. ot Stumlord. first: rims
3.28. .l. Murphy. of South 80min.
second.

Two- Mite Pursuit Race.
Rooms. of Georgetown. first. time.
5:t9: Floyd Evans. oi! Romain. son-
and.

Obstacle Race.
Won by Fred Waiters; nomad pines,
.lsnmcs Walker.
The ball game between the Omaha»
phones and the Winnipunhs will mt
hr.- coonted as a. regular lasagna same.
no it was on exhibition amour.

GARDENS DiSLiKK THE UCSHSE.

Tine- practical- working of the hill porn
£111me to the blooming oi bowlers
passed or the: Gown! Ascot-unlit. is. it
is claimed, causing considerable cm-
mcnl. and disutiuhctiou in tlw ranks
«at this horizons. so,” that New HIM
limbo... Tho act does not take com
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Notion is up”?
sons 11111111 tow , Waxes to the Town
or Norwaik in WM County or Falriloid
and Btnto or (itinnccticut. on the Mr
congruent 1.11101 1900. that i will meet
them to receive mild Taxes. at the tol

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Norwa‘lk. (Down Towu) on Friday.
noon until 12:30 o'clock afternoon. ,

nlpauk. on the afternoon or Friday.
August 30, 1901. from 2 o‘clock until
4:30 o‘clock. .
At the store oimiphonzo Dibble, at
South F‘ive Mild River. on the even-
ing of Friday. August 30. 1901, from
7 o'clock until 8:30 o'clock.
At the ofllcc of the Collector, Opera
House Black building. in the City or
Norwnik. in saidfl‘own or Norwaik, on
Saturday, August 3!. 1901. from ll
o’clock torenoon ‘untii 3 o'clock after
noon and from“? maul 8 o'clock in the
evening
Mr. H. W. 9,0tComstocl1 Broth.
era. Norwnllt and Mr. J M. Layton.
at his allies. Railroad Place, South
Norwallt. are authorized to receive
taxes for me. .
On all taxes which shall remain on—
paid after the lat day or October.
1901. interest at the rate of NINE PER
CENT. will be charged from the dist
day of August 1901,11ntti the same
shall he paid.
GEORGE B. 31‘. JOHN.
Collector,
in and for said Town at Namath. on
the List 0! 1900.

 

 

 

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ALL'DRUGGISTS.

ll. TARLOV

Dealer In Junk of All Kinds.

Highest prices paid for old metal
rags, papers erérythlog Write or
call. Prompt attention given. to all
orders.

too Tavior Ara. So. Norwalk.
until road. NEW’ 11411113111 &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in client May 19, 1m.

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NEW YORK.

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$241. H317.
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August 30, 1901,1trom 10 o'clock lore- ,

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*l’hio Summer vacation has
been vary hard upon shoe mm. 9,
Born-ho in}; played all rim of
rough gamut and has not boon
in saving . .
his OhOBI.’ “Pa will get me 9
; .moro," that’s been all the wary T
he has had in the matter. ,
Now pa, WI up to you to get .
1 him a now pair-ware you going '
to pay a high price for a choc?
that will not stand “hard" us-fi .
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Watkins
8: Dow,

South Norwaik.
Phone 43-6.

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A popularan iS 50 cents per aar-
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Buys’ B] 25 Shoes sail sia‘dbtu 111 6116111 respect as is out
that are made to resist succew ‘ ablllt" to scour-8’
“'1’- ‘“'I|*"jj‘:“°f“' “3°“: 11 The results of our efforts are pror-
1... m .... ' _ 1110 son! facioru We are Selling con-
, , ‘ 4 stderab e Undergarments.
WearShoes that“ 1; We have higher priced garments. all
W correspondinaiii well selected
oe‘vor Straw Hats, as iiaht as is; consistent
and ,3 with durabilitn.
LONGMAN
(Q ~ 98 Wgohlngton Street
MARTINEZ i SOUTH NORWALK
Cannot be A Link no: 9’. IRON-OX
Exceilcd. , 11; 4:321:27.
BERRY BRO. S A lendingtphysician; in Connecticut, pre-
wmd AkOhoL scribed luou-oxv Tablets for a patient suffering
Hard Oil Finish. from dropsy Soon there was a markcd improve—
Vamish. mom, and very shortly the bloated condition pas—
Smms. std Entirely away.
There is a feeling of intense satisfaction
Known for the" in the minds of those who use loos—oat Tablets.
reliability. .. ,5: all druggists; 25 cents.

 

 

 

 

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Large Lot of Men's Sample Shoes and Order“. 6. 7 and I. at * 3 , $1.”

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