e in ‘duwerone issuer. or those
cousin lino: use ratio.
... holiness aco v ‘
south
Now,opcn tor the Season of I900.
D utters a Specialty.
' other attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.-
Decorotion‘ Day
Grand Concert by the Wheeler & Wilson Band.
Dancriig Alternood and Evening
......
.
.‘AT NELSQN’S.
for l0 Days hoods to be Sacrificed.
,. Don't Miss It.
as. scorn ' with STREET.
‘Rllfina Owen sat. in her polished jealousy.
rosewood chair. just in front of her
‘droasingdable. gazing earnestly at the
‘ image of herself which its mirror to tiiul tableau before hm"
lioetb til
Dancing. Boating. Bathing and
*‘ macs-nairsagsf‘"
—-—llocorati0n Grape Paper.
cosy-Raising Sal—“oi
ill: Paris tiliiriliii’ Still House,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Blair's breast the requisite amount of
This gentleman, scaled iii the au-
dicni'c. was looking darkly lit the bean-
Chase was
. Swlminihps .
Had it not «been for a heroic rescue
- performed by William P. Dorney. dre-
livee at ‘tll Newtowo avenue. two small.
boys. Willie Anderson and Freddie
. Green. would undoubtedly have been
drowned in the channel near the Nor.
walk iron Works. about 3:30 yosien
day afternoon.
‘ The'two boys were about to go in
swimming near the 'Iron Works. 'ljho
Anderson boy had divested himself ot
his clothing and had plunged in, but
formd that he could not swim as well
as be supposed, and went to the bot-
tom. The Green boy plunged in.
clothes and all. to rescue him. They
two grappled with each other and
went to the bottom.
Mr. Dorney, who was in the engine
house. nearby. heard a cry and at once
ran to the wharf and saw the plight
of the two boys. Without losing a.
second he jumped in and dove for
the boys. succeeding in bringing them
to tho. top of the water and getting
them ashore with much difficulty. as
they both tried to grab him and had
they succeeded in doing so there might
have been a triple tragedy.
The boys. once on shore. soon felt
all right and were little the worse
for their wetting, but had it not been
for the presence of mind and quick‘
ness of action of Mr. Dororey they
would certainly both have been
drowned.
Mr. Dornoy has a long record of life
saving to his credit, and has once
received a modal from the New York
Humane gut-.icty for bravery. For six.
teen years he was in the employ of the
Columbia Steam Navigation Company
and during that time saved twenty-
scvon lives. He is modest about it.
however, and few who ace the hard-
handed. grimcd stokcr would believe
that ho is a hcro. hilt heroes do not
always prove to be the kind the hoopla
tell about. ‘
POSTAL CLERK‘S CONVENTION.
George L.“ Leonard Ie Elected Preel.
dent. -
NEW BRITAIN. MILV Iii.~—'i‘hc Pos-
‘ i noisy pitchers
man at the Not-walk Iron works. who it
tal Clerks of Connecticut to the num-
vealed.
, “My eyes are all right." she c
mended, approvingly. “My noso
ulaiily and self-possessed, and showed
to partlculiiir advantage in his evening
suit as be bent owr the girl and slip.
llf-‘ii ii golden ring upon her slender
oni-
cer-
lim' of it). representing the first and
Bt‘t'tlllil class offices in the stair, con»
wood in this city yesterday afternoon
at 1! o'clock. President lrving 'I‘.
minty might be improved, but it is
passable. There are girls iii tilts town
who have much .Wm'se ones. yet they
have moored good husbands.
f‘fiut‘with all my channs, i am still
unmarried. l have just seen the last
of my girl friends happily tied up at
:titanium and although i am the old-
tflz‘of them all. twenty-five last Octo-
Qt‘, i am still a spinsicr. Why, 1 won-
odor!”
tllird finger.
of Jim Blair. ‘H was looking. not
uni-u of fiercest llllKH‘.
'l‘llo iillstlsiwcting audience,
proclaimcd the picture "ch."
it was bill
that Riiiinu. in ordinary stroci
Then she fell into a deep study, her
chin resting in her hand, while she
looked into the mirrored face for ans-
, wer. It was not that Ruflna was desti-
thtite‘of admirers. There were more
than one, and there was one in parti-
cular. . But quiet Jim Blair, though
her favorite. had never passed from
tilt accepted escort, to the accepted
V01.
The very next morning Itiiiina stood
in the parson’s study. with the auda-
cious red hair modestly thrust out. of
eight‘beneath a huge sunbonnet. The
minister was looking at her in quiet
amusement.
" ""Gltarades. nly dear, you wish 'to
,xlye for your class entertainment? I
Rmflfl‘aid it will be a little too gay for
those quiet people. I does not seem
agent: with the spirit of the enter-
nitride?“
‘ ‘ But'Mr, Benton, think what. a suc-
such an entertainment could be
7 {to very novelty would draw
“the town. And we could send the
simian a larger sum iii consequen-
wuiting to take her home. as than
his face, and Ruiinu felt
heart in consequence.
light
uttered for some moments.
waited.
4-. u
...l.
had reached homo.
“i don't. think I quite
you. Jim."
mun dared——
in that Wall '.’"
hotly. “Alli l not—~“ ibon
abruptly.
But. my dear." said the iiilnlstcr.
.mntewhat appeueed by this presents-
tier: of the subject, “do you not think
thefpsoole will refuse to attend? it.
on more gently.
beside you in that capacity. You
long to me. and 1 claim you."
As the curtain slowly doscclii‘lcd. Ru-
fliiu cost one swift glance at the face
her, hilt lit his r val. with u counten-
moan~ 1‘
while. had grasped the meaning ofthc
inblcnu before thcm without. ally su-
perhuman effort of the intellect. and
a few moments later
cos-
iuiiw. mingled in the departing throng.
As she unturned she saw .llin Blair
standing. but in hand, near the door,
The look of angcr hail not. faded from
His black looks
forbade speech. and not a word was
Ruiiua
How darcil Iilat mun stand up there
it you tonight?" he said after they
understand '
“Oh, yes you do. i Iisk you how that
"Pardon me, bill may i ask how
you durc"—-sllo spoke the word with
very soft cinphnsls—«Wo speak lo me
"Have I not the right." hr. hogan.
stopped
“You will giro inc that right now.
itnilna door. will you not 1’" he wont
“No man but. myscif most ever stand
Walsh of Ansoniii called the meeting
to order. After the, rtnding of thc
reports by the officers anti a. state-
mm“ by Jacob Jacobs. of New Haven,
u dclegute to the recent national con-
vention at Cedar Rapids, lowa. Arthur
. Donahue. of Chicago. president of
tho national nssoriatlon. made an ad-
iiross, It dealt with legislation in the
interests of tho clerks at Washington
of which hf‘ has been in chnrntt Iii
i'c‘ioi‘tci' the situation of the eight
hour hill and the salary bill. A ban
qiiet was hold at the Riteswin. A i’ca-
tiiro of the convention was the many
t'iltlit‘t‘ souvenirs provided by the lo
cal manufacturers.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
l'rcsidcnt~(Icorgc A. Leonard, Mid
tllctown.
it‘ll-st Vii'o President—«(7. (.‘. lhiiihum.
llnnhury.
Second Vice President—4i. J, Kelly.
New London.
Secretary—Frank S. (‘nilwclL New
llritain.
'l‘i'casilror—Johu
ford.
li‘lnance Committee—H. li‘. Wright.
Itiinbury; W. t). Stowcll, Merldcn: A.
to. tiiilvors. New Haven.
Delegate to the national convention
--—Iiot.iring President lrvlng 'l‘, Walsh,
Ansonia.
The reports showed that the assoc
latlon has now 21! members. and that
two new branches were organized (illl‘i
inn tho past your. one being at Bl'ifh
tol and this other at Norwich. It was
reported that liockvllio had withdrawn
from the association.
at
all.
of
S. [Int-ton. Hart.
be~
"Thaw nlbauoli woo-arid
(i nil
viola ' n the mo. loe‘ttier'wa e~ .
tested by the West Iliad: of .Brlglxpv “
port. by the sunroof 13 to Ill. be
hometown fielded very poor! .four-
teen error bola; charged it ‘. , awley.
pitched a; good. game. for solvent:
and under ordinary, circumstances, do.
served to win his game. Vorelie and
cardiac wore the battery tor the West
n s. ,
In the afteriioon. the W‘innlpauke
pulled an amount of the fire from,
the Orioles. also of Bridgeport. fl‘ho
local nine oiled up four «runs in the
last half of the, ninth inning. winning
by the score of 'i to 6. Britt pitch-
ed for Winnlpauk and Carter tor‘tbe
Orioles. The latter “pitched a fine
game up to the ninth inning. in the
eight proceeding innings he gave but
two hits. Hie down fall was caused
by ol'nr bases on balls and three hits.
Saturday afternoon the Winnipauks
lwlll playvthe Bothol Y. M. C. A.. on
the Polo Grounds. '
M
EVERYBODY OUT OF DOORS.
Biggest Turnoute Yesterday The Nor~
walks Ever Witneued.
Everyone spent yesterday in the
open air who was able to do so. Own-
ers of boats were all out in them. auto-
mobiles sped over the roads iii all di-
rections and carriages could not be pro-
cured at the stables after an early
hour in the morning. it was a great
day and everyone who could took ad-
vantage of it. The streets in the
center of the city were practically de-
serted except at noon and just. before
six o‘clock. The trolley care carried
hosts of people and it will rank as a
record breaking day for them.
The attendance at the ball game in
the afternoon was L200 and In the
morning over 900. . The now grand
stand was packed and it was a case of
standing room only for many.
local cemeteries and decorated the.
graves in them. while a large number
went oiit-of-doora. ’l‘rains going in
both directions were packed in spite
of extra cars which were put Into use.
‘vw-~.—.~O
2- e .
SOUTH MAIN STREET RUNAWAY.
Vicious Colt Rune Into E. L. Mitchell‘l
Yard, Throwing Driver Out. ‘
A remarkable vicious runaway oc-
curred yesterday afternoon, in South
Main street. but. l‘ortunutcly no one was
injured by it. A man driving a frac-
tions young colt hitched to a shitty.
was driving down the street. when he
lost control of the cult. The animal
plunged along at a rapid pace and
several times it seemed as if the driv-
er would be thrown out. He retained
his seat. however. until the horse ran
In the yard of‘Elbridgc L. Mitchell.
123 South Main street, where it roared
and kicked and almost. ran up my to
the piano. It then dashed around to
the rear of the house and collided with
the fence. The driver, whose name
could not be learned. was thrown out
and for a moment or tWo was rendered
unconscious. He. later pickod himself
up and was found to be all right. with
the. exception of bruises and shock.
...—.....-”
MEMORIAL DAV AT THE KNOB.
The opening of tho Knob Outing
(,‘luii look [Ilm‘t‘ yesterday unilor IlliS‘
nirlous conditions. The Jerome May
Banjo Club of Bridgeport. furnished a
fine concert on rum in the afternoon
and in the even on; dancing was enjoy-
ed to the strains of music by this fam-
ous organiztlon.
SLIGHT TROLLEY COLLISION.
A slight trolley collision occurred
in South Main strcot yesterday attor-
iloon during the rush hours. Ono cur
crashed Into the rear of another, but
with no serious results. so far as is
known. It is not believed that anyone
was injured.
COLLISION NEAR PEAT SWAMP.
Two big automobiles collided near
Peat Swamp inst nielit but fortunately
no one was seriously injured. One car
had stopped to make a minor repair
when the other swooped down on it.
looking wheels.
HA8 A BROKEN RIB.
Rooted Muel
Large numbers of people went to the. ’
There is nothing an thG-tm‘al‘k
luoe which we offer prove their super tority-«not. .btii
style and workmanship of the varioaellue‘ii shown. .
_,Ourtnlne. ..........-..
Ruined Bobbie Curtains
Nottingham Lace Curtains. in two-to
Nottingham Lace Curtains
Arabian Lace Curtains ..........
Brussels Net Curtains t.............
Brussels Net Curtains ‘
Cross Stripe Madras Curtains .....L....
Housnmmsnm
Curtain 'Strctchors 89c Decorated Dinner Plates so Decorated Soup Plates 5c
Yacht Mops
Decorated Teri Plates
Decorated Breakfast Plates
see-eerie:
at
at affords ln' commendable
neon-ees-np-
e.-
.rrieleeeee-Ielee
36c Decorated Platters ..
tic Decorated Cups and Saucers
7c Decorated Covered Dishes
no
«view...-n-npu-v-un-ieovuiovs
nod effect.
.4
llllllleloe‘lel'ivlol
.a-.¢ .......... a ...... so
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llll'lllIIUClIQDIIOUoIIQO,IO,.IQIU
ne'er-e ...-
...nsvrieenn
oldie!!-
goods but whorls shown in out! it. The Vflr.
y In rosard‘rto the prices asked but also
o"? DEPARTMENT.
bounce of the
....... 500 to $1.40
”...-nun...31325003500
nun-uni.u-n-a.m5n'e;,v~‘_,2¢30WORM)
..........'...*........... 850 to $6.00
.........I..........‘.......$2.60to!7.00
._...............l....... $2.80 to $7.00 .
...........,..>.a...>.$3.85t0‘7.00.
.....31.00 to ”.75
DIIIIIIIIQIIIIilevI
Ileelleleee
e-
o-.e-.-
IIIIeeIeIIOD-lleelb.
15c Decorated Gravy Boats ...... , 10c
15c Decorated Pickle Dishes ..... be
350 Decorated individual Butters 20
. f"
None but the
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A‘-
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Toni-Mine Ethel shyywbcu you stole
it kiss from her? Dick—«Well. she was
shy a kiss, anyway."~Boston Tl‘il‘llti~
cript.
NO' 1 ‘ICE.
THE SALES STABLES FORMERLY
cououcreo BY THE LATE mix
TARLOV. connscricur AVENUE.
WILL BE CONTINUED BY ME AT
THE. SAME PLACE.
,AIME 'TARLOV
Your Money Bee
3 Room
Furnished
ar'
‘4‘ v
. . L, 9 Rooms
Furnllhed
/
trifle“ '
Best Goods,
Guaranteed.
The Copyright , Odes
‘ ARE THE moors or arreaauics. .
v
\ We present today the-
Boulevard. a model
which has been no-
claimed in New York as
one of the hits of the
368300.
m.
100 '~ +v<
3’ Lm"
k if. Your Purchase
Represented.
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TRISTRAM a man. Nonwam, cons.
H. KRIEGER o- co.
J 43.341,
\
I
On Easy Payments.
and ‘Eve
ry A Piece
vie Not as
1
auction Sale. Buy now
and have the benefit of
If wearing.
no... the same
price. For the bolt
Quality:
will almost be “k0 a theatre. , The banquet at the Hotel Riisawlii , . ,
.‘ "Oh. no. not at all. it will be “8:3“ {hug}? $2132, ”“2, :3 filfimi {3:1, brought the convention to a close. At Cimnrd Clark, of Woodward avenue The Boulevard in £
, . his but, tableaux. Not a word linnoceut lint drill," " “w s 0 ' the banquet. as guests of the newbie. it hatter was taken to the Norwaik -—-- . . . w, .
I?” There will be nothing “ 3‘ tlon were several poetmaeters of the "089"“ ihib morning suffering from ' double-breasted stick
it with,“ Him you my ward, Mr. CANNED oooos BURNED IN SAN state, Mayor George M. loaders and 0 MORE“ rib- The hoanitel authorities . .
, ‘ . nacho one is to take part 93.3mm“. George W. Corbin and Sam- did not know the cause of the injury. _ with you; wide. ..., "r . ,
,9; oils .own little Sunday school ”mascot uol Bassctt. of New Britain. 'S'omo of -~~-—-————-—-—- ‘ , t h d I l 3.3:”,
m 17 an , myself. You see it Will saw FRANCISCO. May 31,.“ in thc leading manufacturers of the city ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS . ' ' . no c ‘3 “9° 3 “d . ultilz' t , an
~ , , as y proper." . . . , were also present. 5.: .
‘ minister said no more. but WW9." that JOHN) “W“ of 800““ Mrs. John H. Hardy. who was oneraf- a 8 r moderate‘fuilnesii across iii .
~ooneont. “("0 “HIM“ in the memt‘tcranii wm- wvommo'rou couwcro or: ad on at the Norwaik Hospital, was the chest. Made from so. .,
. ll".
uptodoto 7 ' Z”
.I'
AT BURRITT'B ISLAND. 80v Norwaik.
TUESDAY, JUNE 5TH. 1900-
iictiseiioidflhlrniturtl. .
houses of the various packers during
the big fire in addition to such stock
as were in the hands of the whole-
sale and retail grocery trade. in the
able to return to her house in New
Haven. today. -
u a
The Catholic Chili baseball team was
PROM DRINKING WOOD
ALCOHOL.
RAWLINS, Wyom.. May (li.~—-«Two
convicts died at the state penitentiary
£01K later. and the little assum-
. rabbi of the church was filled to
. Julius. As Rulina had predicted
the newest.
i0
w
fabrics In woratoda, sor~
frat? In town was present. fltrm’ disaster the majority i th I I an i
. e announcements of W at 1m- ‘ * ‘ . " " "c“ c ' hum yesterdy ri-om the efforts of iieieated'by the Mystic Chitin team on m mm,“ 1.0””. .
, oaths real thin in the we of hora were burned out and of those , . . the Baxter Grounds. oetardn .b' the ' ' ' . No More No Lou.
are. . . , , 8 y who remained it, would appear that drinking wood “Who" 'lhoy WW3 score of It to 8. .y y 3 And ' Miscellaneoue Collection M A“ and $10.00. '
workers In the broom factory. where
shellac varnish In need in finishing
the handles. 'l‘hoy allowed the choline
to settle, and drank the woodaicobol.
which is need to cut the shellac. Both
” died in horrible convulsions, hiivinir
become totally blind from the effect of
the drug. At death the surface of the
body wall black as shoe leather. Two
other convicts drank the alcohol also.
but as they had indulod ices freely.
were saved.
M
FORM“ WINl‘l‘ID MAN DI'AD.
WINSTED. May Stu—A telephone
message from South Dotson. Mass. to-.
day announced the‘death in that place
of unphior- Tattle, at the one of 89
years. Mr. l'f‘uttle formerly lived here
and was very well-known In this sec-
Get the habit and no
to the .
tielee too numerous to specify.
includinglpertemen’e Geode.
SAL! To 0 MMINOI AT 10 A. M.
It Stormy Next Feli- Day.
F. w. MITCHELL, Auctioneer.
yvViww
tut illicit ii lllu
The threatened trouble at ,the ~
mines having been averted. we
only two and perhaps three will be
operated this season. For this reason
it is likely that. the packing wil be me
icrlslly shortened.
i-IARTFORD DRIVIB DIAD.
HARTFORD. May tit—«O. H. Burn-
liilni, the veteran driver. who etieteln-
ed a broken collar bone in an accident
during the races at Moore Park yea-
terday. died at St. Louis Hospital t‘tiiii
morning.
While drivin Maud Dart. Memorial
Day. In the 2:0 event. the horse stum-
;tiled and fell and Mr. Burnhnm was
‘thrown out. landing on his head. He
has truly years of ego.
tin ,
, ffttio white curtain hung before an
ill *éttli‘r‘lu atagcmnd Ill. the stroke of
on lifeline. clad in simple white.
before the audience and on-
tho programme.
loss of girls carried out al.
I the evening's entertain-
manner charming and full of
ion audience not. hypticrii-
we .lllil tableau Ruflna had
r herself. '
noted in virglnal white. a
bribe ohlning treosee, and
orange blossoms adorned
. lid-heir.
he stood beside her was
{the moat. casual .noeai»
i. in noniiaintenco, yet the
A meeting of to general committee Don't wait. for a ne-
of the Old Well Hook and ladder Com
pany will be held tonight at headquar-
ters at 8 o'clock.
A NICE DICTINOTION.
“Those Moron who fought on Mount
Data were absolute fonetioe."—~Mnior
General Wood.
When a brown man or a yellow til
i fichting for his life.‘
Witlhthe disregard of odds that‘s Asia-
o-v- .
When he swallows lite despair and
tries to break a square.
We ‘beiitow on him the epithet “tenet-
c‘Il %
‘ The Copyright Clocking Company.
e worm Mam eraser. eou'rii uonwaut. cons.
- HARRY GOODWIN. Manager.
I
are being overworked or a result of application
A man does not metre an owl of him-
mutilated, on account of
. t‘
.. ry -Woge Earner-
hid remember that his Income may be temporarily stopped by
feline-e or feel: of continuous employment.
" ’y wori'iingpeoole have nothing ahead anti the moment
sgetrllm them they have absolutely nothing to fall back
have a Serious Account in this Bank where your
Milk per cent. interest and insure: midst worry.
ones “it Jim limit by making a donkey of others.
tion of the state. ‘DIIf‘lfi
few years he conducted
noon in South Boston. Hie body wll
be brought here for burial.
W
"Our John's soln‘nto be a preacher
more." said ii'mner Korntop. "iedgi
l
bout him." ,
“What's that?” asked his wife. ‘
' “He eel: liars inclined to be bliiu
Iona."»—Phlledelphle longer. ...
e retiree-eminent ill I.“
m " ‘ norm
crawl. Ill
“mm m
the last
a lvery‘ bush
1
n!
from what Iiiii collage professor m
M‘-
‘ "You will understand. sir." Dr. Price
1y began. “that i cannot unwrap-p fried me
But when the mills white man none up
‘ against the pride.
l
. serou—
When he an to ilgin and on with his
back stain-title well. '
no is not, iifiwild fanatic. but a
. "Hero."
' «Puck.
A NIMARKAIL‘I GA“.
"m been watching that new outlplo
next door.“ lurid Mrs. Planet. "and.
e
And. spite his} prowess, Iii reduced to‘
l
allele receiving attention from a roar-
ei-e he py tambourine e materiel.
reduot on in A
l
Oui- erect:
prices and ie of hi quality. You
get the benefit all We get the ex-
patience.
f
about t.
ill but
w .
‘ It bought at high . .
It is not too early to put in ,
coal for next winter-abattoi- think.
Relief for, strained and tired
' aroma tit floating ti petrol
in WA“ or".
Propor on»...
. .mnluuon rm.
Matching of lame end all Winn: (Mir.
'0. a J
upoo'vwk or books.
and We
.07“ ”Wrath hid“
Promgly Archduke]. X
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