rkst boat Capt Do
”NM lot or $.34: PW
boron nights fan of the Church
s‘shin'ptiou‘ begins tomorrow ev
~—
111111111 Weather Saturday after.
brought many people toCompo
wail: of ropinnklng the Sauna
.1191 carriage bridge has been com»
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he trap rock for the macadam road
Slain street has been unloaded from
b 13c
ph. Flynn- of Compo street has
rod n Mposltion on the 111.11ket boat
.ptainM .Dcl’uy.
any 0111111111111. oi Brockton. Mass.
alibi“. Sunday with Mr and Mrs. 111.113.
Miller, West End.
. Mrs, Clarence Wooster. of Newark,
‘ .. has been visiting friends iii town
5 the past”.~ Week.
tor sleeps” were continually pass
up the Sound all day yesterday,
for Bridgeport.
H Barlow, ti. M lienson and S.
.of New Yoi k. were guests at the
11111111111111.1111 Friday.
ion of Bridge sir,eet played
_ on the South Norwalk Y. M. u". A.
' ‘ attir'day afteinoon.
F“
in Mary 0. Wheeler. of Trenton,
., la the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 111. S
1 Baler. of Bridge street.
tl‘érlck Kemper. J1-.. and Frank ll.
ton. of this place. were guests of
111311 in Wilton yesterday.
-r-- --1—
bonus Hartigan is seriously ill
typhoid fever at the hom11 of her
rents, near Riverside avenue.
—-—-.
11. ubheil & Bradley are haiing 11 10b
the south driveway to their coal
1].
ticks Hill at the Pan Ameiican
this? George Washbur.u of River-
en Farms
Commodore P. G Sanfoid launch
his dory Saturday afternoon after
Mailings of Long lsland,f01
113‘s and friends here.
building of the school in Compo.
' Alden Salmon ieturned to Wash
11 D. 0.. Saturday afternoon. after
1
at their home in Westport
'cht. passed through 1111.1 Sound. yes
hillside of ,iiong Island.
_.._'.. -_._._.
we of the Kriswald family, of Com-
ital are In attendat‘l' 1‘
_—....__._-— \.
hé Pan American Exposition
" 11
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. ass (lucid-11ft
«our—c1
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THE YALE BiflENTflNNIAL.
Artistic and Musical Futures Will
Play Promlnsnt Psi-t.
Music and art w ii play is prominent
part in the fundt as of the coming
Yale bl centennial on October 20- 2-3
Elaboi ate preparations are being made
for two concerts—«one the rendérlnx
of Pii'rkcr's "Hora Novissima,” by the
Gounod Choral Society of New Haven;
the other a concert by the Symphony
or1hcst1a of Boston.
Numerous other
will be interspersed throughout ‘ the
days of the celebration.
most. important is the rendering of the
Greek (his set to music by H. W. Par-
ker. This unique literary and musical
production is about toappear from the
publishing house of G.
it is entitled a
Festival Hymn for Yale University On
the Two Hundredth Anniversary of its
Founding. October 190] by
English Version by is
a G. Parker: music composed for
male voices and orchestra by Horatio
or
has. Always
forceful and picturesque. his actions as
well as his 11111111111111 have b n 1111111111
reading. Here are a few oft
told about him:
When thé Rough Riders. after their
Cuban campaign“. first landed at Mon-
tsuk Pain 1 from their transport 11111
which“ to tho detéhtlob puppy'-
fli'st demand (lithe soldiers who to see
The. next day 0111. Roosevelt walked
through the camp". He stopped at er-
and looked in
t got up. boys. " ho
Ah. Lilia. how' a your log fool-
(letting better?
good. Youil soon be all right now.
Billy, I hope your back doesn‘t trouble
you so much now. You ll have it cos”
And so it went all along the line. its
bad a word for each map:
each by name. He even knew just
what ailed each one
Col. Roosevelt was shown a picture
of himself during the war.
him waving a Word and dashing up-
hill on horseback in one of the lights in
’ Profossoriioodell Is a Yale graduate
of 1877. and holds a professorship of
Greek in the university.
.. a Greek hymn is in a way 11n-
iquel. and will attract much attention
among classical scholars in this coun-
Moreovcr. the setting
of words to appropriate orchestral mu-
sic will be regarded as a brilliant ac
icvcmonl‘. on the. part of the composer,
Professor Parker. The English version
is by Mrs. Parker his mother
edition will be shortly put on sale. It
is handsomely gotten up, the title page
showing a carefully designed Greek
border. to correspond with the charac-
ter of the contents of the book.
One of the unique and striking'fca-
tures oi the celebration in the line (if
decoration will be a succession of hen
cons 01' torches outlining the interior
of the college campus.
They will be twelve or fifteen feet
high, surmounted by a specially design
ted fiat vessel of terra cotta or metal.
the dlegnlng and making of which Is
in the hands of Pierre Jay and the ar-
chitect. Charles A. Platt. of New York.
in this shallow dish will stand a wire
basket containing cotton waste. soak
ed in some combustible material that
will be lighted 011 the evening of the
1clebration giving out a beautiful me‘l
low light. The chemists of the univer-
long experimenting
ingredients for
' "It is a good picture?" he was asked.
‘ '-Ye e.s" he replied. " “it‘s all right
except that my word is still wrap ed
up in a bundle in Tampa and I din
Otherwiss'it‘s all right!’ "
111111113 his career as a Police Com
mlssioner Roosevelts
were a source of terror to the dolls
He encountered many
strange experiences. and some 11111111.
in; ones. one of which he relates.
He was going through a street in the
Tenderloin and had been pointed out
to a number of policemen one of whom
was patrolling his beat Just behind the
Commissioner
”I feel like the Callph of Banded ’
said Roosevelt laughingly. to his com-
try and abroad. "night walks"
' Begorra. " said the policeman. "thot
man thinks has Hailey or Band
Commish or no coin‘mlsh ‘Id better be
iunnln‘ him in for a crazy man!"
Before Santiago the Rev. Peter Mc-
Queen approached Col. Roosevelt and
of the Rough Riders.
ting to he a middle aged literary man!‘
it, Is told how at one of the camps in 0 41 7 07 7 55;, 3'- 11 1'10’20-
the Soutlh. not long after Wand
Rooseve t joined the Rough lders. a1 A. ._. 2: 5 : : .
cowboy was on guard near Col. Wood's M 1 3 " " 5511. I5 ‘5" 9'05’
Col. Wood was sitting at the on
dance and the guard was at the regula-
tion distance pacing up and down
Suddenly the sentry Walked straight
11p to the Colonel and saluted.
“You‘re Col. Wood. all
you 1’” he said.
“Yes sir. I am Col.
the astonished omcsr.
"Well," said the. cowboy soldier. "i
want to tell you the boys didn't muc.
know what to make 0’ you an' Reese
veil when you first came down but
we 've been sizing you up an‘ talking' it
over and we‘ vs bout made up our
minds you '.re both white an' i reckon "3 HAVEN .
most 11’- the boys would go plumb to , A: 91.:le 1:091. 1:803. 6:19.
7:.42 8: t2. 9 0;, 10:02:. 10:10:.
"l in just get-
on. stone gutter constrnuted in front sity inn 7. been
with the necessary
these combustibles. in order to ensure
an effective light and at the same time
avoid disagreeable odors and too large.
an amount of smoke.
It Isthought that they have succeed
ed in securing the desired numbination
and prrparatlons have already been
mnd11 for mixing tl111 necessary solids
and liquids in due proportion. and if
possible adding chemicals required to
product1 effective colors.
cons dining the daytime will be filled
with 10lore1l leuics or large bunches
of evergreen. and both by day and by
night will most effectively set off the
entrance and passageways on the his
iorlc campus.
campus. which has taken on a
new appearance since1 the demolition
of all but one of the old buildings con-
stituting the brick row. will be. most
effectively treated by means of decora
tion and Illumination. in the center of
the campus will be erected a tempor-
ary amphitheater. disguised and beau-
tified as much as possible by drapery
At the focus of the
11.31121 Mrs. (‘hailes ilendi'hks. of
amide avenue. ieaw tomorrow for
right. ain‘t
gasped
main means. is at work frescoing the
‘3 “11111101 Joseph Adams' residence, in
had received a fresh coat. of paint
hell for you now. " ‘
A New Yorker who was in the. As
sembly with Rooseyelt twenty years P 'M.:-12 02x,1:10. 3:0711. 4:18,
ago says that the appearance of the .‘1: 22 ii: 20. 7: 05:, 9. 05x 9. 15,11:16.
young man who now couples the most
prominent position In the eyes of all lit—2:46, 5:04, 7:28
mankind was strange. not to say ludi-
o._f this pla1:e.spcnt Sunday with
1 1'2 school board will hold a meeting
has; evening. to 11111eivc the1 bids
the local contrnLtoi s for the
"He was a queer little whippersnap
per." says the New Yorker. “not weigh-
‘ng over I25 pounds
1 ' SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANIURY.
that of a bantam and his funny voice A. 1! -li 23 9 15 9 5x3 . lino will youhot’f e ew a 06
Speaker.’ was enough to make us all 7: 10 ,
Wear Shoes that Fit Double 11111111111111 Soles and Eitsasiou Hulk.
and evergreens.
amphitheater will be built
stage. backing against a majestic elm
On this stage will be presented
the historic pantomimes planned for
Tuesday evening.
Frank has Short. the, well known
is hard at work
His manner was
“8 a months ”mm“ With his when he raised it in appeal to 'Mr
turn around and laugh. But he was
'1n awful tighter! "
During the campaign of 1900. one A- M.—-6:00, 7:33. 8:50. 9133. 113371
day the train bearing Roosevelt was 9- 01343001. 6135. 6142-
haltod within calling distance of that
from which William Jennings Bryan
was making "rear-platform speeches. l- 111.; 0:10. 7157 9- 11!-
Roosevelt recognised his political on M X “1010““ 819""-
ponent and called:
“Hello. Bill!"
"Hello. Teddy!" came the Democrat D Y -
. .' . “How‘s your 0 01"
“About as strong as the Democratic R
platform." shouted Roosevelt. honrss- ooms
amino'sdn Have the .
A 'iiniiilstin1c three mastcd auxiliary
dramatic manager.
preparing all the details of this unique
oeiformance. A HIE". amount of work
is to lie accomplisheMcostdrh‘es pre-
pared. scene1y designed and painted.
and all the. accessoriesbarsfully'plan
immediately upon the opening of
the fall term the Students’ Dramatic
Asso1iatlou will organize its' forces.
and the training of the large body of
amateur actors will begin From pre-
cart indications this dramatic function
will b1! one of the most interesting and
arouse are!” enthusiasm.
The illumination of the amphitheater
will be listrlkiag. it is to be obtained
or stretching radiating lines of also
tric bulbs enclosed in large Japanese
Ianters. over a central point In’ the aim
tree at the center of the amphitheater.
to its circumference.
tooning of electric lights will be used
on the south fronts of Vanderbilt hall
facing chapel ctr
of New Haven. 1111 by spool
ments with ‘11. leadiii
lasting company of .
front 111' Phelps hail. facing the fa one
New Haven mean. will be on last!
with eight candle mirror light 1 low-
ing .1111 brilliant piss s1l0ptcd
Pan American exposition st
Five weeks still 1.1111111 during
which the preparations for the great
evsnt must be completed. The path-
aria; of distinguished men and 'sdgr
be unsurpassed
rts of the country the
frisnds 1111" srsdusm of the institution
will assom ls.
from still Will to
"day. bound nest it is very seldom
hilt a boat of this description passes
treat, 1111. ill with typhoid dyscn
tery. Dr Allen. of South Norwalk. and
trained nurse from the Norwaik hos
to candidates answer
Mrs. Minnie H.01aufur1i.accompan
oil by her sons Launches and Robert
’l‘nuturd, leave tomorrow for a trip
"wast. Before returning they will Visit
"And yours?"
whsesed Bryan.
about the condition of Republican con
Ii ion was brought. home. And the trains passed on.
idgeport Hospital yester-
"Mr. Solon was run over and in
~. by Pioneer Hook and Ladder
' lt'ns it was going to the fire on
' D
A similar fes-
gym yacht “Surprise. ” of New
11111 has been in the harbor
past few days. has departed
lgre Captain Charles Robinson
also rio ii lum-
0 owner. and his guest Mr.
New York were guests of
‘rty of four of this place. caught He 151111111111”;
lusty pounds of blackilsh near
0'9 blind. yesterday afternoon.
M ‘ he ash weighed on average of
I00 lbroe- quarters pounds each.
1111 like a fish story, but in
‘ A , ls;positlvely known to be
bgton and in a mo-
9990!
“Charley. " sold the suitor. "go and
see If Grisslsy lil liott’ s in his room and
if as Is till hill: ‘11 this cortisol) piss
out and 1111111 his
Tbs My would like“
But the 111111 slipped
f rom hero who!“ the
trauma s
117011 Theatre. Saturday
. Robert Hubbsll, Frank
Ralph Alissa-r Arthur
lay Wuhburn, can '31-
as: and J asst fission
W-
' ' horns of South‘EN‘srwslk Rssdsrs srs '
Learning the billy of lbs Kidnsys.
. . W ‘1 .
To filter the blood is tbs kld‘ney's duty
When they 11111 is do 11111111111 kldtililfs
are sick: 1 Q ' 1.1
Backache and many kidney ills follow
Urinary trouble. diabetes
Dean's Kidney Pills cure them all:
South Norwulkiirpooplo endorse our
claim. 4 ’
Mrs.' Llasle Warner of ill Washing
count of my brick aching so. 1 DI‘Q
drug store during the last attack I had
weak kidneys.” .
Y., sole agents *for the United States.
take no other. ‘
ton street, South Nor-walk, says: "I
had often to 111111 up my work on no-
and they cared me. I felt bother In 1 ‘ at Low Prices.
every way after taking Dean's Kidney
Pills, and can recommend them to all
women suffering from backache and omsto'Ck abilitu to secure. . .
C “ ’ 11111111511115 oi our efforts are prov-
We are Selling con-
Sold for 50 cents a. box by all deal-
era. Posier-Mllburn 011.. Buffalo. N.
Remember the namewDonn's—and "2 WASHINGTON STREET
FLAGS !
FLAGS l;
Watkins.
50th Norwalk.
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
Tim's rants.
In smot'Msy 19. 1901.
1 0.2.1.1....
NEW YORK.
"Well. you're going to be quite a A. M.——12:35x. 4:65: 5:4511. «:15.
general now. aren‘t you. Colonel?"
"Not a bit of it. " replied the leader 9:55 10 22x 10 49 11 35“
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8.21:. 4: 07 4. 5011 5'.,'83 6: libs, 11:06:
“Really ifll Sfillllfll
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10?“) RIM-3 318.5133. 51668.7:20, 8140!. This Summer vacation has ‘
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P M. ~6: 00 “00!. 11:00.
11: 0811 11. $9.
SUNDAYS.
9212.11208x.
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DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
Charm of
Sh i idl lti . t f d
1111:3233... inanimate.Iad1v1dualilu‘?
fully as she accepted the editor' s Invi
"l—-i would like..to ask the favor!“
she said ”of s permnsl intendew with hidivrdual Tate
no contributes than basa-
lful. syrups 1111111: 111111111. under the
head 'Advtcs to Mothers)
be nostlhlc to do 110?”
"Just wait s 1111111191. 11111111.»
kindly disposed editor answered "and
of
H- .
Mttsrlsls.
PIC URES.
ram 1111111111 1c Ordsr.
LEAVE COUTH NO'RWALK FOR
LEAVE NEW WielRKK FOR “OUT" ec—hs has played all sort of
A M14211“. 51.00 000 7:00.
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P. lit-12: 02.101.130X.2:00!.8:02
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LEAVE sourh NORWALK was 111.1 will not stand 111111111" us- 1
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A. M.-—-12:082. 1:09x, 1:20x. 7:42,
P. M.:v-l20, 2:23 4:25x 6:10. 6:00.
Sunday trains to Danbury. 9:90 s.
111.: 7:30 p. in. Leave Danbury, 8:05 ‘ ' ‘
finds easy and adequate exprss- I
Would it sion and realization In our
“1° Handsome Assortment "
Beauiiiul Wall Papersf"
Paper for any room in any house'
“mm 10" ““02”“ 9W9.” ‘0 '1 Itsrtidcinllym'ggrhsnd aids
ills desk parlor pspsr.
11911110111111“. riawm' supplies. Artists’ ‘
.. Window 1111,1111. 11111111111 Poiss. .
0111111111111 Place; .
iffiié'ssed as thinluas possible.
1 ' The Underwear '11 its thinnest is thick
FLAGS! encuah just now.
_ A popular price is 50 cents per 1111.
1...... 111111 1111111 1111 11111111111 Genuine U S Billlllllg 1111111. and molding it. we have made our
line at this price as 11111 1111111 and as.
satisfactoru ill eveiu respect as is our
1111 sahsiacloru
55- DOW. 1 Siderable Undergarments.
We have 111111 priced 11111111111115.1111
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Show this as liaht as is censistent
with dur‘abililll
9.8 Washlncton Street,
SOUTH runaways. {
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.' "KH'AMI' . . 1.;.,.,:
4.
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‘y
1 1:
bun very hard upon shoe leath-
A LITTLE 111311 silicon-ox
rough games and has not been 1
the least particular In saving
his shoes. “Pa will get me
more," that's been all the wary 1
he has had In the matter.
Now on, it's up to you to get
him a new pale—m you going
to pay a high .prics for a shoe '
age or are you going to let him '
west- ons of our '
HERETOFQRE blood medicines
have sold for a dollar.
laou~0x, 'the best of all blood
remedies, is offered for 2 5 cents.
At all druggists.
s
that are made to resist success- .
fully the hard knocks of youth.
You will at least examine this
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
M. TARLQV.
W'mW
Nature to stroll thening andm recon-
Bu1t& Company's Shoes tor Men.”$3.5(l.
H 6R SE s L0unsburv.Maihewson&ComDanV’SShOL’S forWomeu.$3-00-
Children's Box Calf Shoes, $.00. SLZS and “.50.
The Faultless Ladies‘ Shoenow selling at $2.00.
“311’1'312333’3'3 31'4" OLSEN ’S SOE STORE
SUUTl'l NORWALR CONN
We $3699 Q'oa'l
at Lowest: Rates
And shall molntlln our roundups 11s collars, of mum cons fglll‘.
«I against in corners. Our assortm'sat is 51111111 tii's lsrsd'st of say ‘ ‘
dealer in this. territory and ws osn suit all this, in Filip motto:- of
Casi. it is s win economy to put in your motifs“ supply during tbs
summer and fall, whsthsr tbs prics Is 111.11 to moans or not.
Coll sud not our prion. ‘
John H Ferris
trunks" ‘
11119111112
tie list of "Ho
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out of the ”Minibar."
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ford no
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my: ribs! Isa ism say-W
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so %. atolls statue-smalls“
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Smith ”Willi. Conn.
39% no it u sills:- tbs"
most workable «some of tin pastas,
M11111 ware?
Westbormanu—Thst than hsvs boss
podtwsnty-uine Bunduy school picnics with
so all to drummed: up ,
11111111119 sluts isms senior-11,11 11.3..
"I run-Lillase1lmI a bottle of One Minna:
whsi‘r 11111111111; with
wash doctors told me Was lucui'ibld
inost on Today 7 sin s not
. l'9'2'719111‘1‘. c. lltll i‘son.
stint-swam tho '
”I" ill-ii so “new
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