a lllulilnga is the gnarl of
‘Yolt'k city.
1‘ daughter, of Mr. and Mra-
llitlamnn. in quite ill.
Mamet-t. of Comm. is taking
11 a business college.
Wakemun. .712. is apmdingthc'
hi: friends iii New York
tephen Banks, of Main str,eet
mining her sister and children.
fi‘w’h—w EM
. IIStelithI, of li-IlIidgepoIt. was II
at the Wehtport Hotel, yesterday
”45““an
he canal barge lilasell, together
it light barge, cleared port todny.
'. M. 10. Bennett, of South Nor-
5.5585 in town, yesterday, on busi-
man...
a; Edna (innit has returned from a
with her aunt, Mrs. lieIIIy i‘itch.
’Wll ton.
con Thomas Hill and Stephen B.
man wore out. lIlIIckiishiIIgI yesteI -
”kimono.
M railings lli‘lIllliill the walks of the
Y ..H It": [i ll. (‘0. 9 denote
ted yesterday.
.1 ~Mw.-._._
dumber from here expeIt. to see
mighty Anthony " nt iloI't s Theatre
“I Norwuik. this evening.
and Mrs. Edward Hopkins. of
0rd, formerly of this place. are
guests of friends in Snugntuek.
lies“ Anna Belle Smith of Bridge-
_ as It guest of Postmoutex nnd
.Oharica Harr‘ III. of Main IIII'.eet
r. and Mrs Henry C. Eno I'etutned.
‘ evening. to their mansion in Sun-
tuck avenue. ntteI a visit IIith friends
P naylvania.
he Willing Workers of the West-
Mothudi'I-t Church will meet on
ruddy aftcinoon. III the parsonage
Mrs L. W. Iioinxcs
The Westport Gun Club are consmm-
g the matter or retuIning tlIelI
Malignant) t0 the InIInIIiIII't'.IIIers and
g ExpeIt traps again.
. lulu: Brothers vuI ht Helen of
go York, airiIed inI pmt. SundaI.
ll“ Helen will soon be taken out of
shion tm the seaeon.
181's. Edward StIIIgcs, II ho Iecently
88 sériously ill. III No home on the
t Side. has I'I'eIovaeIi sufficiently III
7.” able to .be mound once more.
............-
Ie Westport Gun (iluh IIill hold II
Ht at 4: 30 o’clock SnluIdaI often
‘ , on the Gotham grounds. As
It members as poasioie are request~
be present.
jkoburt. and Murthu KIicIIIIIIld IIIe
harlously ill and lat-It eIIeuing it was
ought doubtful if either I'Iecmcred.
Tl“ ntheI members of the family are
mirroring.
Curtis Eddy, oi the "Sarah 'l'ookcr."
hpent Sunday with his family, III their
on)! in Riverside. III enue. Mr. Eddy
In! his partner stmted in their sloop
In Dorion iIl Point. to Bridgeport
' erday thinning
Frederick Kcmper. J r.. when not busy
pairing bicycles. spends his spare
time in the art of making and rigging
mull miniatuIc snil bouts At present
it III at work on II Icry pretty one that
presented him by his uncle in
I dzenmt.
‘riciuu. William Huger and Au-
Nillu. of the Connecticut Rail-
ind Lighting Company, were re-
“Erie! overhead wire In saugatuck
, mm the platform that has
lotiitop of No.“ .1. whichrii li‘~
dbeadmn collisibn II I‘shorllt tme
dhaa since been converted in-
rk our.
Sunday evening Detective Allie
and Thin assistant arrested two
. ‘Iwho were. IIleoping in the
main the N 1315.11.15 II.
I'D were nrruigncd before .lusI
one B. Smith. yesterday morn-
,ltoilned each II small amount and
I oed them to n "W weeks: in jail.
.1. I’m...“—
music was
,. mam]. 1.. w Holmes. Mrs.
Eihlth hang a solo. '7‘
metal selections. Inn
' Gilbert Scotland III 30th non stream
‘ Brnndm. oi Harrlol street.
,‘JIIIIIIIII Slammed, 0i Wlunlnauh.
, nue. . -.
Coleman. ut SaIIIIIItnIlI The
My were Inter taken by Deto-
rendeIed at the
I ilhurch. In Westnort. Sunday
Mining the memorial lemme
3810119 and Minn Anna Belle
.Bt'ldleport rendered II duett
chair
were
for. the. occasion. We Rev. .
Melted a verv touching ner-
firliich he referred to our de-
‘ fmslatmte in a. hauntifnl
”I I pile-IMM- «2385181111. and“
. ' I 'w- ‘
Birth in the town of Not-walk Ilur
lggathcgm month of Auguut were. IIII '1ol-
1"“‘3‘QI 0110:1009" Of MI‘. I“ "FRI
2—Catherlno. daughter of Mr. lino
‘Mre, Timothy Byron. at 1781801- are
one.
041011 oi Mi. and M18. Bnmuol
4'«—»A'nnlo Katie, daughter pi Mr IIIIIi
Mra John Norotuik. 'ot‘ Iii avenue.
0~Eunlce. daughm‘o 07 r. and Mrs
7—vCullm daughtor of Mr. and Mrs
Donnie Cliggotte, of Clay street: Byi
Vania-.9011 of Mr and Mrs. Max Slutt-
er.wald of Clinton wound.
IIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. daughter of Mr. amt
Mrs. Joseph Emma. 0! Lexington 1W0»
ill—#Duulzhtcr to Mr and 1008. L. 1..
Hovt. of Grove atreoti Douglass Bo
hannan. non Nth. had Mrs. W. ll.
'l‘rlatruni. 07 est street.
I2wAlheI'h son to Mr. and Mrs. An-
lhony liecoanare of Mechanic street,
South Norwalk; Clarence. son to M1
and Mre. Fidwaul llull of Step ithik
il'OIld Janina. son to MI‘. ltiid Mrs John
Reed of the Turnpike.
ltm-F‘mtlerick Jennings. son to Mr.
nnd him. liould 8 Roadie. of Winni-
Intuit; MIIIgIIIet. daughter to Mr. and
Mrs Alexander Potion. of Ely avenue;
Lewis Beulamin. son to Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Nelson Grumman, of RurhmIk,
street. I .
l'fi-«DRIIKMPI to Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Galen IIl‘ ’l‘nylor avenue.
JISwSDn (I Mr. and Mrs. James Mc-
Quillan. of Maple stIeet,
-intevon son. to Mr. and Mrs .111-
"NH Murrus of llouton street.
‘J2-Aiexunder son to Mr. and hire.
Anthony Nntg. oi Eiv nvenue; .lulin
daughter to MI‘. and Mrs (Barrett lim-
I'y. of Wlluon' a Point: Michuel son to
Mr nnIl MIs. lohn Buaco. of Sara Il‘ent. RI?" MW“ K- F0519“
street: Joseph. son to Mr. and Mrs. “OmWI’ll- ‘-
Andrew (Yael, of Bouton street. Will—«Bunions» and election of attic
Eli—~Son to Mr. and Mrs. John Reil~ 9"“
\i‘fl'ft‘, of Lexinizton avenue. ”100"l\l0l0l in“?!
25mm to Mr. and Mrs. F‘I‘eti Tocct. Saturday Afternoon
,of Chnpe stroht; Florence, daughter Committed COMMON-08
to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas sum. of rain “WINSMMMHPI léatier Myron '1‘-
liIIld avenue. Smith. Hartford.
{2(inme EllznlIch. daughter to Mr. l‘OOkO‘ll CONMM‘W
and hire. .lnmes HI IIIIIgerford. of Gen Missionary Committee, ldndt’r
lIII' avenue: Minnie Lena, daughter to Mrs. J, W. Moultnn, North
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Arlington. of Win- Madison.
nipauk: Mary. daughter to Mrs. ’l‘hom- .lunior superintendents-r11. lead.
as Creamer. of Clay street. "I J00“ W. L089“. Mormon.
flaw-Elizabeth. daughter to Mr. and 253“”P’35'9l‘ Mgetina Committee.
‘1 1‘5. Thomas Muhoncy. of (Imas street. Good Cltthennhlp Committee.
fill—“Alfrtll lhlslle son to Mr. and leader. H. il. Spooncr. Ken-
Mrs. lI‘ Bet-.kcr of Bouton street: alngton.
Louisa Dorsey daughter to Mr. and Social (30mm‘tl80
Mrs. E. F. Dorsey. of Stevens street. P9790031 Warkera.
_._..__.......__. Presidents.
THE WESTPORT ROAD. 3:30-~01mn Parliament. lender Wil-
liam Shuw‘Roston.
pm; ”I. of Trolle to the o ,, «iii—«Address. iev. Frank P. Stod
p Seem 31mm 3 u d Iinrd,D.l)..Brooklyn.
L. Richmond lioyt, of Lyon's i‘lnina. 7. lr-~hgltugdlz‘5:§nlfln.
was in Danhury yesterday on a bust 74'} R “g“? c ‘C it \
IIIIIIII trip. Mr. Hoyt is one of the ‘ ““1530; mm 0mm toe Lon
prime. woven. in the proposed plan (If .. I ’ ' ,
building a trolley road from the BeIlII-l 0‘ 15-535555. “9" 0' E' Eherman.
terminus oi the Danburv and Beth Il Bond. Mar in
street Railway to Westnott or theie- 9,00“ Q i til y l d: 2i H S
tIlImItII to mnncct therefrom with ilit‘ " < u 0 out". 9 y "0"“
Bridgeport and South NoI'II'IIllI LinoI.
Mr. lioyt is extremely noncommlttol
in the matter but he states that from
present indications there in no doubt
that the road will he built within a
Short time. maybe next summer. I“III
next time i come to Dnnhnry." snid \ir.
Hoyt, "i shall be able. to make some
definite statement regarding the road."
Mr Hoyt stated that there won on
limited capital behind the road and
that not one dollar of stock would he
offered for sale. The promotors of the
mud will either capitalize it themael
vea or will issue hands and purchuae
them lhemuches
RAILR AD PLANS ALL RIGHT.
The In Ioad commissionera yester-
Iiny approved of the method of con-
struction of the (‘heehire Street Rail-
road (‘ompnm‘s proposed line from
Mount Carmel to (‘lIaalIre AttorneI
Allin W. Paige. of Brl enort. repre-
sented the compam. No ”position was
offered.
WHITNEv's' RETIREMENT RE.
GRETTED.
LONDON September :2in” on
nounced retirement of William G
Whitney from the English turf occn
siouu regret. hut hardly IIuIrprlIIeII those
who have noted the recent trend of
«vents. There in II widoapinad feeling
that behind Mr. Whitney's proteased
masons for his withdrawal is the re
dilution 5: tho, (not on the. attitude
of tho;I British turf authoritl‘éa towardt-I
American 1; no longer marked by the
absolute impartiality whic character
lzcd their dealings prior 0 the pro
trainers and Jockeys. ,
During the recent aaahoh'a racing
complalna have been frequent that the
American horses were too heavily hon
Iilcaupod. that jockeys were harshly
trcuted and that interference: IlnrtnII
the race: Were whitewashed. which
wuuld n t have hoop tolerated on the
mm of II} American 3091181111.. it will
cause no gururise If other Améflcane‘
of Mr. whither I aim follow the lat
tei’a gnome, which itlgnot .catne
cIoaelI' utter the receipt of II detailed
report of II truth: III seconded to
Volodyovuli III the Laser; The
Doll y’ro Tole IIII ram 1 MI-
Whittier melon In ,beon
roach,” WM «timeout ’ , that'
only’ 011 Whim- 17 III «Whitney
minim yearling: tor mum III
1908 and innit“ The romp! nude:
I'm Ann «norm Inn not
Ihotlo thomnlvu made-mu...» tine
court .I‘hntflr many " oua‘eofth
«can! on: that onto the role.”
t
I Vimlttlx‘ee
Illtpér. cntlt98
and Igull be
convnntlon
with 11" mun,
there It'll
IOWHI
{a3
.4
eminence or American ownmp, bums. the
1
l
mum. ~
cram, to which
_ N80 tluiis. to he fol
.0000“ -
rillce led by Rev.
'l‘lI I provlp
I»)
"3-. ion or "
:illleuswa
:l0n-JAddre Welcome. Rev A. (l.
Huhhnrd. 00.1). unator Secdnd
Baptist. Church.
1:27-Reepouae for state Union. Rev.
William 9‘. English East Wt hil-
:‘lllwAdtliIeIis, Christian Manlincsn,
Rev. ll. 8. Davis. Hancock.
Muss.
:llflmAddI'cns, Power of the Bible
Rev. H. A. l)nvenpor.t Bridge.
$135:
w
a
:30-Addrea’a, Christian Patriotism
Rev. Hurry R. Burns New ii II
V41“. ‘
Friday Evening.
:15 -Song service and worahtp.
:00—~SermonI Rev. George 1i.FeI'-
ris. New Haven.
:iSwReceptlon to delegates by Dan-
bury Union... I
some» Morning.
I :30 Jhlorning watch.
9 : lmerIIyer rservlce.
9:15—«Roporta df'utate offlcaru and an.
perintendonta.
0:00--Annual address of the presi-
9:4
er.
:.III——(‘IhIIIIII.h Worship. Serums in ml
the churches of the cm.
i :00~ Bible study.
Sunday Aftornoon.
:I’I--«Sonn Service.
Men's mass meeting. (‘thristmn
Citinenuhin. William Show.
Women's meeting.
Address. r55 Command of
Chrial. '
huh-Christian Endeavor Prayer
meetings.
, Sunday Evening.
”:30-~~Address by Rev. (:12. Ehermau.
Geld secretary of the United So
fiety.
Consccrutiou service,
Show. I
William
. m ._
PRESIDENT Is A PRISONER.
The Long’ Lilt of Thing. much on.
tom Denies Our Choun Ruler.
. One would naturally think that the
chief executive of 3110 great It nation
(48 out-III would not only be exempt from
some obligations Which fall noon the
average citizen. but would enjoy cer
Iain rrlviiegea peculiar to the highest
once. within the slit of the people.
This III not {119.com however. The
fact that the president of the United
States is the only law abiding and rea
son poeaeasing citizen thereof whom
cuat Im holdal Winner within limited.
bounds to broucht out very forcibly by
John “froth Watkins. .lr.. in an inter
eatinu nitric on “801119 Thins the
Pros tout Does Not Do", in the 0080-
her India. Home Jouruui. It shows
that In the apendlnxof hia lelnuretlme
the prmdont in more regulated than
Janitor who daily emetic» IIIII
waste-hookah Flor; he most not leave
the annuity. even tor. a day. mus
an old. tanning-rim... Neither can he
go aboard 11 70min... worship. even
when anchored In our .h‘nrboru find
when flying the color- of of loudly
state or main) II formal call u any
one except II maldcntrolact. an 01-”
nrulronu a or dent of a foreign
state or a l‘flm a monarch visiting
our capital“ He must not receive any
but intimm trund- on madly. or oc-
copy other than tho-oat M91 honor at
any funnel dinner. Hermit“! hover,
III-cum the leg aide. III 4 not»
many I
cro month
that to (01'th1»
a not III 01.81
mm reitrlct? our “,th
wow-At: Mill .3 mm A"
William Moltiaioradlhg of WI
{81mm .
“'28!“an “0'90
, should Convince the cricket Skeptic
, 'Boclulp lt'n evidence in 80th Nor-II
Chestnut strut. 88th Kuwait. new: ,
“i know i had kidney complaint for
attacka ‘of aeIlerla backache often,
seized mo. .Afruld that if neglected“
they might grow worn: undbecome II
more athbhoru‘to remove, 1 determined .
to try Dean’s Kidney Pills.
were well spoken of by‘ both cltllono
and newspapera so i procured a box
at Pialated' a Pharmacy and 100k them
as directed.
remedy. They cured me."
cents a box.
Into, N. Y., sole ments for the United
States.
take no other.
now roux. “mm &
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
6:55. 7:13. 7:54, 8:181. 9:08x.9:38,
9:58, 10:22:, 10:40. 11:35x.
(Mix, 4:07. 4:50:. 5.33, 5:55x, 8:053.
0:41, 7.07, 7:55:. 8:11 10.:20.
A. M.:—~l2 35x. 4: 55:. 5245:, 9:05.
9. 40: v v
P. M.:-——3 211.5 233. 6155:, 7:20 8:40!
l10' 10 I. - I h. I
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK K.
A. M.:--12 02:. 5:00. 8:.00
8: 003.8: 6!. 11:001.”!
W”
”I
in Math Now-III.
chili.
05 how a cltl
nvcatigatlon __
MIIII. J. 0 01198188. rtisldoncu 40 ‘
The!
I found them an cxaeiient
I
For sale by all dealers. Price 50.
Foster'hillbnrn Co.. Buf-
Remomber "tho ‘Ifu'nlhlébhnn'séind
.1. m... u .I
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in «mi May 19. 1901.
“w..—
NEW YORK.
A.M.-12:36x. 4:55! 6:451, 8:15
P. him—12:55:. 1:”, 2725!, 3:04
SUNDAYS.
'02: 9: 04x, ':III 02::
III: 04 11:00: II :01.
r. III—.12. 0'2. I. 01 1. so: II: 00: a: 02
6:02, 7. ',00 8. 00:. 9. 8011:001.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-l2:02x. 8:00, 7:30. 10:02.
P. lit—8:00. 8180:; 11:00.
LEAVE, SOUTH ' itORWALK FOR
‘ uawuli you.
A. M.~12:08!.‘1509!. 1:201, 8:18.
7:42. 8:42. 9110:, 10:02:, 10:10:.
li:08x.11:38. .
P. M.:—-12 02:, 1:10, 3:071. 4:18
3: 22, 6: 20, 7' 051,9 :05x 9:15, 11: 15.
Bridgeport in addition to above—4’.
M.-2:46. 5:04. 7:28.
SUNDAYS.
hi ~32: 08x. 1:09x, 1:20x, 7:42.
9:12.11:osx f:
P. M—«7:15.9:05
SOUTH NOBWALK To DANBURY.
A. M.:.-—823 9.15, 11:53:.
P. M.:.——120 2:22 4:.35: 5:,10 6:.00
7: 10.
DANIURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
IA. ltd—6: 00.7: 23. 8: 50. 9: 88.11:”.
' P. M.—-’: 001.8: 25 8. 42.
Sunday trains to Danbury, 9: 20 a.
In.; 7: 30 p.111. Leave Danbury. 8: 05
I 111.; 8:10, 7:57 p.111.
An 3 indicates uproot
Do Your
Rooms.
Have the
Chitin Oi
lndiyidualitu ‘?
individual Taste
sion and realization in our
I I of
Beauniul Wail Papers
”2‘3"
I I177
””08 DMI‘.
FLAGS!
FLAGSlI
FLAGS !
,FLAGS l
3:30.\‘. 4021404 4:.30 6:03. 6:00!..
Genuine "ll. 8. Bunting
ilnda eaay ind adequate oxpm .
. Handsome Assortment *
for my mom in my hon-p ‘4’ 7 ,
It)» kitchen IIIIIIoIIIIo II . I. ‘ ‘
55mph“. Attitth’ ‘ :
Ladiés’ tines . t
For Faiiiand Winter.
First. the. light weight. dressy i
kind. patent tip. hull toes. lace ‘
and button
Second. the Box Calf double
sole. lace. full toes. with exten-
sion edge 5019,.
Third. the Box Calf, 10 inch 5
‘ storm hoot, douhlo solo, “lull
edge," just the thing for a wet
day. ‘
Fourth. Ladies' Patent Enam~
ei, full edge, double sole. very I
stylish. ‘
Fifth, the medium Box 1.1an
lace extra low heel. double sole,
in at the thing for the young la-
dies-«uchool went and all at
$2.00
sag qunowV
WeaIShoes that Fit I
For Shle!
Dressed is thinlu as possible.
The Underwear at its thinnest I5 thigh
enondh Inst ndw. ' a . I '
A pouularmce is EIOI cents per Ila Ill
IIIII‘I‘IIh and realizina it we have made our
line .al this price as high dradtl and as
satisfactoui iii eveni respect as is our
Iibiiiiii to secure. I ‘
The Iésults oi our efforts are mov-
Ina sahsiactoui We are selling con-
sider‘tibl‘e Undergarments. {1 V ‘_ '
we have iuuher priced oatments, all
correspondmgiu neil seleIIled
Shaw Hats, as liahl as is cOnsislent
milIIduIainIlu. .
98 Washington Street
SOUTH nonthx. .
_ 8/4.. ,
r .
_FLAGSl
FLAGSII
FLAGS l
FLAGS l
at in Prices.
m
Comstock,
Watkins
6‘: Dow,
ll2 WASHiNGTQN STREET
South Norwalk
Plume III-5., ,
TO SUIT EVERY BODY.
mm own man comma a! rm.
can now my X0"!—
M. TARLOV
I I 091888307101” menu;
A LITTLE 15025 of man-ox
HERET‘OFORE blood medicines
have sold for a dollar.
IRON-Ox, the best of all blood
remedies, is offered for 25 cents.
' At all druggists.
In N" mm,
Double Exteuhlon Soles and 13511011111011 Heels.
Burt & Company's Shoes for Men, 83 50
Lounsburv. Mathewson 5L Companv 5 Shoes for Women. 83. 00.
Children' 5 Box Cali bhoes, SI 00. SI. 25' and 81 50
The faultless Ladies’ hoe 00W selling at $2 00. .I. ,.
’ II":
at Low " "’1: Rates
', ”pun ..
Anti on." maintain our reputation on «In»; of the IIIT 69M. min-
on nucleation Iceman. Our assortment I: out” tit! lam» of my
(tutor in thin tgrritory and we can cult all mtg”. tn the matter of
fuel. In in I win economy» put In your winter-'5 toppiy during the
oummor .151 I:Il..whothor thawing Is likely Mdvamon not.
Call and gamut-mien. . m
,tQIIIII'
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w ‘I'.,
Ir I‘fifir
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6hr) H1. Ferris,
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