1'3 chill! on“ o m .,
Pisa. he BMMMW a. woodlands:
rile owned by Raymond Broth
south Norwalk wall brought
1 bios yesterda afternoon in
edit ion.‘ was stated
vvvvvv
and caused the loss of
tar unharnesslag the our,
heaving the carriage at the
as the driver led him to Sbllth
-‘ . plk. From .the top of the hill
uni: f the Wilson Point tracks to’
‘ all the animill could be traced
fire part in the minstl‘els Saturday
A ' as was held last evening at Edge.
Wteii' cottage and reports are today
" the artists are progressing very
in their various roles Among
‘ ,3 . . who will take part will be E M.
' _em*lJ H.) Seeley George F.
.7326. hilr lanai Frank Donaldson
' . Hunter, of Danbury. George
New York, and Walter John-
alt is also expected that the
has Riverside quartette or New
it, will sing.
es , Corona.
Clear,.who are staying at Rose
on'South Beach: caught twelve
sell blacklisb, off the Spindle
, ay. . The young men are. not
to the seashore how ever, and the
' is" already payed havoc with
Miss Kathryn Mensa who has been
the guest oi Mrs. William Acker. of
Ed water cottage the past few days
eat, Court. today, where she
until Sunday the guest of
She will then return to her
ta Bridgeport.
' hepard and family took form.
bossession of their new cottage on
M Terrace yesterday it hilli been
announced that Mr. Shepard had mov
several days ago. but the actual
.hiary Hubbell Miss Ella Hub-
. and Harry Oberlander of South
urwullr are guests of (21- Mayor Wil-
B. Hubbell at his summer home
' tie L‘Hammock island.
33V: to "J. Strohmeyer. Sanford
Baronial and his friend returned from
cruise to New Haven ill the
ht“? "Critic" Monday evening They
' t a fine time.
‘cph Schuldice has arrived fiom
Ml)" y for a twp weeks' stay at Red
" tinge. His many friends on
3. Inland are glad to see him here
William M. Clinton returned from
a short businesa trip to New \ork
‘nday night feeling considerably
gm rovrad in health.
.ll‘roderlck NeWman is expected up
so (lily from New York city to be the
3 eat for a short time of Mrs links at
hick .00 0.388
..s Cornell has had the name
- 'Bfianle View" painted in large green
All 'hibe letters on the rocks in front
cottage.
rs. Willlhm Ticker and friend. Miss
thryn Helios. of Bridgeport. enjoy
a trolley ride to Stamford and re
enterday.
lg!!! Miller and Osborn returned
if class in Daohury today alter
on {sojourn at the Belle lslnnd
. .
”goose Saunders and Miss Eva Saun
MW of Danbury. are enjoying a
it’s may at Simmer Rest cottage.
ill!!! Todd 1n, left for his home in
body He expects to return
'Wer" t Gained saturdayp
0. savior; oi Brooklyn will or-
Smlrday to‘ spend two weeks at
‘ new cottage on Park avenue.
Q V 3 “watt. of Bonnie View
bi misting .forha gimp time
tch Grape; all e ll
Him 3 Alice Kane and
- 1‘6y‘ediyeslerday'amld
, . one at tho Park Cfly.
Ill! Mrs. Clinlon of the I-i-iav
' VW WM in Siammrd‘yoslcn
all! u onTbunlness. t: Y, R
w y. o on era.
“in
hello island
it. t Woodbury.
1:: my.“ cot-
oi oilinloll not
9‘97. in New York
. (but they were r led out at order by
‘Dl‘itlftlflfi to the business or the even-
John Fecks and .
«iilat tho property at the corner
is n
ins the mouth of August with his film
iy. , ,
PINE 1.3005.
llelilyrl's new and handsome steam _
yacht “Nylked. " He expects to make
Chicago his destination and will vxo
up the Hudson and across New York
state and on through the Great Lollies.
W
Properly l‘xdunpd
(continued from First Page).
Light agreed that the resolution was
not specifically mentioned in the call,
but thought it would do no harm and
considerable thd to be' disposed of at
that time 1: Adams supplemented
his r'omnl‘l‘ls opl losing the resolution
tho chair.
Ml. l’llinlt‘l' urged the meeting to
inc and Mr. light replied that he had
submitted the resolution to Mr Pal-
lncr previous to the meeting and that
lw had involell it. Mr Palmer replied
that he did not object to the resolu-
tion. but wished only one thing done
at n time On a viva voce vote being
taken the resolution was voted down,
Ml. Light tllcil nubmittcd the fol-
lowing resolution:
llesolVed. That all that certain lot
or parcel of land containing forty thou.
sall‘d square foot, in such sll'bpe as
the committee may desire. situated on
”it: westerly corner of the proposed
extension of Chestnut street and Con-
cord 'strcot. and owned by Christian
Sivartz, he and the some is hereby fix.
ell upon and established as a site for
the proposed new eight room brick
school house; and,
Resolved, further Thai the District
Committee be and they hereby are
authorized to exchange for said site
all that certain lot or parcel of land
situated on Chestnut street. next
south of land of Joseph Richards and
others. being about one hundred and
thirty feel front on Chestnut street.
the southerly boundary line extending
west to the hill 01' ledge of rocks about
two hundred and fortyQillreo feet.
thence extending northerly to the
northerly boundary line of sold dis-
trict, thence easterly along the north
crly line of said district's land to tho
southeasterly corner of land of Ange-
line S. Scott, thence northerly to the
land of Joseph H. Richards, thence
easterly to said Chestnut strfset, and
to execute ll proper deed of convey-
ance. of said lot to Christian Ewartz.
on receiving from him a proper deed
to the district of the said lot contain
ilig forty thousand square feet. herein-
bcforc fixed upon and established as
a new school site; and.
Resolved. furlllcr. Thai the building
committee of the district he and they
hereby are mlihorizrd and instructed
to erect the proposed new school
house on said site .
This was adopted without a dissent
ing vote.
Christian Swartz explained to the
meeting the history of the proposed
change. When the building commit-
tee was on a tour of inspection of the:
grounds chosen for n silo for the new
school the chailmsn had rcmarhcd
of
Chestnut and (‘olliord streets was thoi
spot where the new school ought to be
located. Mr Su nrtz bud ihoueht the
mailer over and bad liNidoll that he
was ullling in exchange. it would
saw him the trouble and an expense
of about 51 500 in moving the Knudsoni
buildlni: in addition to about $1000
in putting the place in shape after the.
removal. He would exchange a
irnci of land 200 foot square which.
which. if lhc present school house was
set thirty foot away. would give free
light oi 70 feel on one side and 70‘
foot oi private property on the other
side, instead of l5 to 20 foot as at first
proposed. The new tract of land
would contain 40 000 square feet. a
not gain of 7 000 leet over the other
tract W. N. Crow sligsostsdtbatiho
mention hear from other members of
the Building Committee. Mr Palmer
said he had supposed the iDstrict Com
milieu would have a proper resolution
drawn up for presentation at the meet.
ins Mr. Light took exception to his
reference to the District. Committee
and stated that the Building Commit-
tee should have had a resolu ion pre
pared. W N Crow subm ed the
resolution that the District Committee
be idsll‘llctad to consummate the ex-
change of properly oubiect to the call
oi the meeting. This was later with
drawn in favor of another resolution.
William ll. McMahon. another mom.
her of the Building Committee. stair
ed his reasons why the property ruin
seated was more desirable than the
Random property. The old building
would shut out the entire north light.
The proposed silo altered no obstruc
cause of the advantage offered by bet.
ter light which could not be overall
tlmstod. The district would also
savo'lhe expenilo o! moving the pros-
«expected all from
city- shortly for I stay It
01min lilo law not»
ghoul; annoy York
not building. ll cost of Ibout ti 000.
Aldon 901mm another member of
the Building Guillaume, alive his res;
opal-loo n DeKlyn and (mum will ‘
-' leave next Monday for a crude
‘119 than ht hoover” others were.
.bight o posed any such action and
éheir. that the com.
11 no and the street was on both olden. _
3 lie urged the exchange sump he.
soils tor forming the than”, all oils
lir antenna! and which to him lip-r
W
lion whether Mr. Scam woo
., moon or one dollar by the may}: .
m nod. Whichmihemostduhblo
momma. i it was not: not. ‘
pwllrtll made several remarks;
pertaining to the deal which Mr. Wei-
7 nor my underat (1‘
that meeting ll 3
Journ until the subject could be cool
plohendcdu Hill was in the dark
ll
Ml‘.3
assuicd Mr. W
mittco hull chili dull the details of
the transaction édthere wall nothing;
more to learn in rolatlon to it.
After considerable further discus
(lion Mr. Adams suggested that a reso
lutlon be drawn up stating in feet and
inches the details of the exchange
This was done and the following res
olution pass the. veto being takbn
by ballot. ’f‘ erg. were 0? in favor of
it and ii opposed; .
“PHOTVEG 'lihat’ that portion of the.
resolution adopted at the annual meet.
luz o the district held on June 3d
1002 r laiive‘ to the srectihn of an eigh‘li
room rick solidi house which reads
as to ours: "agreeable to a plan
\l'hicll shall provide that an addition‘.
of, eight rooms may be misled at any
rum. timo.‘ and” be and the same
llolcby is rescinded
Short Slices.
QThey are telling an interesting story
about a lovely young Washington girl
who has recently gone on the stage
She loves the stage. but she also loves
a very handsome man to whom all?
is engaged, and when there is any
question as to which shall sufful. the
tumor or the latter. she is willing that
alt should y.iold
This was proved conclusively the
other cv oiling at a full dress rehearsal
the first by the way, which the. honor ,
hull zilicndcd He but oil in the gloom
of the empty theater. but the girl did
not forget that he was there. Her
hcall remained in its proper location
She did rely well indeed with but
om- or two lorroctlons from the slate
manager until the moment arrived for
tho loading mall to kiss her She mod
cstly turned her head uben the lead
ills man called out:
“Well, do i get your car or your
mouth?" adding ,gopdnuturodly to the
fiance: "Turn your back. Jack "
The young lady blushed fallously
but she now knows that a stage kiss
(on 'l he a make believe, not men for
illl‘ sake oi one s fiance ~Wasbinglon
Post
London has a clergyman who hoops a
null cquippcd wine cellar. under his '
(hurrh. lie is known as “the ul‘tors‘
pardon. ‘ because he loves the stage and
is friendly with its maple. lie is the
most constantly criticised preacher in
England today. because he dares to be
original. ills name is Rev. E. Kerr
(Troy. and ho is the rector of Si.
(airline‘s chapel. Albermarlc street, one
of tile most fashionable churches in
London. To Americans St. Gcorce‘h
chapel ll-l interesting and beat known
by rcnson of the fact that here Thack-
l-rlly’s may. Charles Honeymoon minis-
li'l‘i‘li. Dr. (Trust‘s personality is strik-
lull Ho is not merely the grandson of
ll bishop and the great grandson of o
iilllir. lie is something more than an
A. l). C'. or an A. M of Trinity. ”1’
is bright vigorous v.0rsalllo up to (lain
(lilo of ill Clays illumnllolls at St
Georges is a full fledged orchestra as
§un accompaniment to the church 5ch
ions. No theatre in London is better
supplied—Baltimore News. ‘
If is related of Bishop biilncr that he
was once called on with a letter of in» “
lrcduction by all effusive and hyster-
“3 time of chi
y. :
PBOTEOTION 0F GAME AND FIFSIH.
‘ sh
(“lull which was incorporated ilnllul
the State Laivs three years ago now
has a preserve of 5000 acres and are
determined to do all they possible can
for the protection of game and fish.
They have limited the amount of game
siblo (Intel 1 interference.
(Tavern-(lb b
“The chief justice has no power
fight.
which thry are not familiar.
law make;
tents and their seconds a term
l
3
mend it 01‘ my friends.”
grit. ll Plhisted. '
The llranchvillc Game and
and fish which each member shall
. hunters; and fishermen
PDBONING THE SYSTEM.
la.
lorh
'nrd pilnrmncy,,.(-n
M. .....
caseloeur GALPIN DEAD.
Sodium A. (llllpiil
tupiions.
THE NEW CENTURY
region with no
A. l . ‘
aoretary of the State law
maxilla. Yesterday gave out
ixlstutement regarding poll ‘
convene the Superior Court for tho
transactim oi ooimlnal business at All}
It may be an inter
eating and money militias scheme lion
“Corbett a d McGovern to enter run;
against a ch other. but when they
join handy and challenge the Superior
Court of Connecticut the? may loaln
some thlhgs about the game. with
‘ile
the penalty for the contes-
prison not exceeding iivo yams. with
no money penalty and for all others
connected with the affair a line and n
tprm not exceeding two years i shall
watch thin new content with interest "
Mr. T. S. A. Pipkln. of Polclo Fla}.
under (late of May 20th,1902, sayzu
"Please accept thanks for the wander.
fill‘Ramon' s Liver Pills and Tonic l’cl
lots. It is one of the most wonderful
remedicsion earth for what it is rocom
m‘ended.‘ I will over use it and rocom
It costs 25c.
allowed to take in any one year They
have aluo offolell a reward of STS for
information leading to tho arrest and
(obvictlon of any poison bunting upon
flip ground of the dub unlawfully. it is
filo earnest desire of the club to do all
bl their pmvel to sec that the stair-
‘zalno and ill-ill laws are strictly c-om
plied with and their Will den will col 3
mini) i-rxlltlh (lonely all out of season i
it is through the barrels that the
mdy ls cleansed of impurities. Consti
~utiou keeps these poisons in the sys
cm. causing headache. dullness and
nolandhoiia at first then unsightly
ruptions and finally serious illness
“(lines a remedy is applied DeWitt's »
iitic Early Risers prevent this trou ‘
do bys stimulating the liver and pro
note (my healthy action of the. bow
Those little pills do not act vio-
. nily but by strengthening the novels
noble them to perform their own
Never gripe or distress. Ciif
- .0
Mill ilAl’ EN August iiw Word was
received in this city ycsfcrdny of the
lamb in London ilslcrday inornlnn of.
president of illif'
New lluvcn Clock (‘ompully and (Thor.
tor in several important loial insti i
medicine better than HAWB I. “‘7an
fulcu‘ill School the new medicine for 3
licenses of the Liver Kidneys Stom
and were accola‘paneld by alllitortb want
ucun rumblings. _ 3
Wm
Romeo's Relief will cure till troll-
bios of the stomach and bowels aria»
. inn from eating melons fruits. etc.
[dither hildron or old folks. 25o. K.
H. Plni ted ‘*
Beforeclosinduoui
. home for the .
Summer 2'
to
anything in lilo lino»
good he wouldn’t be busy That's why
we believe you’ll be suited liars.
watt. PAPER“
30nly artistic «gum.
You find them all they Ihould he.
marina lino
mass HAquo.
We're ready to do the work.
sswans or ommsuvaroa ca.
TARRH THAT‘ comma
mshouav.
an mercury will surely destroy the
dense of smell and completely damage
the whole system when entering it.
through the mucoun surfaces. Such
articles should never be lined broopt
on prescriptions mini rcphtdblc physi,
clans, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the mod you can humbly
derive from “Will. Hall's Oatarrh
Gill‘s. manufactured by F J. Cheney lb
(1 ., Toledo. 0.. contains no mercury
wmoow sunrise. il l! in zillion int‘crndlly, acting directly
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Boxes from St per your upward.
The South Noon
Trust Co.
93 Washington street. soul» Norwalk.
m
‘0
.._ $3.». -
be
,on the tidal wave 'of prosperity very
lsoon indeed if we éultlvate filibflli‘ of .
clouomy and open a
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Our business hours are: Daily. 9 to 3
12, 1 to ii. Saturday evening 6 to 8.
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’ flopllan Wilcox. both on South
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This is the greatest honor aver con-
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iclll woman of excellent social standing I .
and infolerable prolapse. Patiently. she
wished to impress bro-hell upon him as
livery devout and sincere Catholic who
had been specially rewarded in a spir-
ilunl way; for she told him of various
visions” she had been voucbsaf‘ed
ending with:
‘ How i not been favored. Your
Grace? Weren't those visions lovely?
Were they not last heavenly?"
"Y—e-s l dim- uay they won." slowly
lmponded the Bishop: "and I might
mid. my dear child. by way of advice. ’
that you consult a doctor if you haye
any more such visiona."—~Excbange.
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(lens of the skill of any sort instantly
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women employed on commission or
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The experience of ii quarter of a
century is at your service
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Flre Insurance,
5 Railroad Place. 80. Nor-walk.
Fire Insurance
seems to be about the only on can!
bought without regard to silty.
There are as man grades of i
ones In “there or: of north no.
You are undoubtedly paying for the
(best quality; are you quite sure you
are getting it? Better to boy. wuov
than after the fire. Our fifteen) "
experience on the subject have ,ilttol
us to do this well
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