lliilly‘ Pure Grain Signal with all the
nerve wreo c erueuts loft
W“ title of solid grain, scientific-
I. roasted and blended, It. tastes
and looks libs the best notice, but.
00st! only cue-half as much.
Delicious in timer and aroma; there
is not a hcadm he in u bur-rel of it.
guild) is really the
cart and soul o’f the
tIl.-llquhi broad to "
ac .
It contains all the ole-
montsoeoL-ssar to sus-
tilin life. Co so tum
‘ on own . ' i
iron-ob; build» you up. . ,
unrembe ,
I0 costs only one- '
umucbas the but. .I .
grades of Coffee. '
I I
in}!!! package I:
At all on.
Don’t awe “lam bran
sub lulu.
""soflruosm CHUNKS.
Here is an extract from the pros-
Switzerland:
of
of
Persons in search or soil-
constantly flocking
here from the four quartcrs ot' the
pectus of a hotel in
"Wolssbuch is the favorite place
resort for those who are fond
solitude.
tulle are. in fuel.
globe."
TARITIIA:
ltsiscd biscuits from Gold Medal Flour
t-i.\u..iu'rir.i
are cxcolicnl.
BOSTON, May 20. ~st matters of
general importance came before the
12er annual meeting of the Massa-
rbusetts Episcopal diocese, which was
held today at the parish house of Trin-
Lty church. Before the business ses~
don, at which, Bishop William larw-
rcru-c presided, there was a celebra-
'hurch.
Ilcv. 1.. K. Sierra, 1). ]) r'octoi of St.
Paul's church, llr'ookiiuc. ’l‘ h.- reports
submitted lo the colin-Inilou lucitltlctl
those on lii'c~lustlruuoe for tho clcrgy.
date of the church and salaries oi‘
clergy.
OAfi TORIA.
Bunnie lie Ind You Han Always W
“Ir"- defer"
m
A TOWN WITHOUT TAXES.
Orson, Sweden, has not taxes. l')ur-
lag the last. tlrll'ly yours the uuihori;
tics. of this place hero sold over one
Iuilllou pouudl-i' Worth of Il'I'I‘H, out]
by means of ii judicious rc-pluuilug.
ll;l\‘c provided for a similar income
every thirty or forty years. In (‘OIISW
uncut-rt of this uourciI of comurcrcial
wcalth ilrcr' are no melts, and local
railways and iclcphoncs arc fl‘cc, as
pro. education and many other things.
~Tlt-Blt8.
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COALM .fti
No. 2 Nut Coal, suitable for the spring season. lights
quickly, burns freely, lasts well, at $5.00 per ton.
HARRIS 81 GANS CO.
68 Water Street.
Telephone 450.
MEATS
At Low Prices.
J. w. DODGE,
‘ , 22 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
Money- Saving Offerings at Golden’ 3!
GIRLS WASHABLE DRESSES-«White 1.1“ it,
worth 98cfl ..............
Percale;
$2 4'.) ..........................
................................. 49¢
FINE WHITE LAWN CHILDREN' 8 DRESSES—~Worilt $150. 31. {ill and
.................... 98c, Si 49, $1.98
BARGAINS IN WOMEN'S NEW UNDERWEAR.
WOMEN'S FINE CAMBRIC DRAWERSwllCtl)
tucks; worth 09c ................
L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington St.,So.Norwalk.
................................
Gingham. Chambr'ny and
thrlluoldcly futile and49
Everett’s Pat. Portable Dump Wagon,
Auburn Wagons,
Carriages of All Descriptions,
Harness Goods and Harness Repairing,
Horse Clipping and Siroeing.
L. M. WRIGHT
NORTH MAIN STREET,
Indian Motor Cycles
SOUTH NORWALK.
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THE HATCH & BAILEY (30..
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a. Piggery to a. Palace.
MILL. foot 0% Marshal Street.
LUMBER YARD. Water Street.
The use in homes of Hardwood Flooring, pure or partly covered with
rugs, is rapidly increasing.
The reasons are:
Oak and Maple Flooring on hand.
‘ TELM
let, it adds greatly to the appearance of a. room.
2nd, it is easy to clean and keep clean
long run than the old method of common flooring covered with carpet.
We have a large and varied stock of Edge Grain Yellow Pins, Qusrtored
“A hint to the wise is sufficient"
' , SPECIALTY.
LINCOLN ROOFlNG. A superior brand of ready made,
Rooting. Warranted for eight years'wear without repairs or attention of
any kind. it is also a. good substitute for olicloth as a floor covering.
HOT STUFF.
Hazelton
The place to get it is at
The B Hershfield 81 Son Co.’ 3,
[floats-risk“...
..~...r-....
Tel. 48-8.
l'el. 46-2.
3rd, it is much cheaper in the
up- -t.o-date
oai
lieu of the Holy Cotruuunion in the.
The annual scrmou was by l
«(Yougngutlorral church in more,
If)?!
.4 Ser-
1:15.: SM
n!
I
i If your doctor says is
sapatllla. (full fall.- Iii.
Icflcg. rim": .,
(ion.
BASEBALL NEWS.
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Yesterday’s Stats League Results.
At Bridgeport—lluril‘ord ll, llrIdgc-
port 0
At New lirliuiu—New Britain in,
Springfield Ill ill iuuiugs. darkness)
At Watcrbury—Mcrldcn 8, Water-
bury‘l'r.
' At llolyokcwiiolyoko 3, New Haven
2. . ‘
I
n
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Yesterdsy' a American League Results.
At Washington~t‘hicugo 2, Wash-
laptop 0.
. At Now York—New York 6. llctroii
I. !
Ai~ |lostoil-«(ilcvclaud 7, Boston 2.
At l'Irlludclplrlu-—Si. Louis 5. l'hlla-
(icllrhiil L’. .
Yesterday's National League Results.
At i'lttsburg ~ l’litsburg-l’hlladci-
plrla rain.
\‘o othcr garrtcu uclrcii.uictl
l
I
WILL REBUILD HISTORIC OLD
CHURCH.
, New Strudure to Replace One Recent-
ly Burned In East Lyme.
NEW LONDON. May 20. m’i‘hu old
one
which
Hf the oldest in the country,
i was tlcstroycd by an incendiary tire
on tho night of July 3rd, lust, is to 'ruI
rohulit. Subscriptions have been rais-
, .Id amounting to $50,000, and it Is llll-
dctsiuod iliat work will begin at oucc.
’l‘lu- design of the old church struc-
into, which was once om- of tho tllrcut
crab-pics of pure colonial urclrltocturu
la the country, will he followed clotte-
ly. '
FRANK c.
Van Sc‘oy
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet ‘Iron,
and Zinc.
Copper
1
so South Main Street,
80. Norwalk, Conn.
CityNationaI Bank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSlACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL,
"00.00000.
——-—-—
\
, SURPLUS AND PROFITS,
$173,500.00.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vino-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
Pros.
WILFRED BODWELL. Osaltisr.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Ssymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
JoaIIhR. Marvin J. Wallace Manila
Christian Swsrtz John H. Light
Fred H. Reward
.THE NEW
Hotel Victoria.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms a special mull-w. Ills
and Electric Lights throughout. Iv-
”sry room halted.
RATE REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cuts In accusation.
A full line of Imported Ales, includ-
ing the famous Bssa‘ s. Burton's and
Bass. A Co.’ s Stout. always on draught.
Anbeuser-Busch Beer on Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN. Moorish».
Tsicphon. 992.
L1qu1d
Veneer
MAKES THINGS
-—-—-~— orLu NEW
25 and 50c Bottles.
E. E. Gorhatn,
Decorator.
12s WA‘t‘ ER ST.
Tel. 452. W Norwalk.
doctor. ”Ask ”hi-opinions! A
bolic Sarsuparilla. No slcolro
sitcrntlvo. an chi to din-cation.
‘ .L‘ Mains: Lust!" "fire“ “"0!”
ring. i. direct to y...
s nonalco-
.no stimula-
A blood purifier, a conclude. a strong
to. I n
, ‘ .,.,
Our
Prescription Dept.
is modern in every sense of the word.
Compounding is Mine in accordance
with the latest methods, and accuracy
is insured by our double checking try-u
tour Purity of drugs and skill in
handling make you safe witch your
pitstripilons are ptrt up here
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY,
205 WASHINGTON sTnss'r.
TEL. CALL. 041—4.
All Orders Dslivsl'od Pres of cusrgs.
isnuc Church, of (lovo avelrtrti, is
having it new liturrth built
Miss Cecilio Philips lu (Lgllh‘fil of
or sister, Mrs, William .losom,
William Jason: was a visitor in New
York city on business yesterday.
P. S. Aquwurtlr will loud the prayer
nit-cling at the Advent t‘hrlutlnn
church tomorrow (Ironing.
The st. Jami-s (‘irclo will meet at
2:30 tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Juyucu, of iii t‘oic :trciluc.
Edward lc, (lorlouu's men are re-
palrrtiug lioury ’l‘ollcs' residence in
Quluiuril uvcautI. South Norwaik.
Mrs M I.t\_\ of lilo \Vhalllngwn
Htrct rluldgc, is a priest of her daugh-
tcr Mrs. M .ltwtxicln, in Stamford.
Miss Susie il.ryilss will begin the till-
ties of her new position at the (.‘rca-
qut Laundry in SI'uilcw urclr‘uo, Morl-
day.
The TI sldcuio oi W t'ttrcn street how
no Iiililllfli ilutt thI new sour-r system
he cstcudcd through their thorough-
fare.
Miss Lulu iiallorau was it \lJIiOl‘ III
New York <in a few days, ago. and
witucssml u punctuation of " ”ihc
Witching Hour." .
’ The Advent Christian Sunday school
will practice t‘blltitc u 3 Day music on
Saturday afternoon The program is
now well under way
Edward ll: (iorlrum has n iorcc of
pointers and dcuualoru ut uork on
the summer roulilc'ilt'u of Frank M
War,ncr at New t‘ .maun
Mr. and Mrs. l’I-rry Tompkins, who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Ii.
thclcr, of Kclscr place. have return-
ed to their home in imnbury.
The subject of the prayer meeting
'at the ram Avenue Methodist church
has not been announced. The leader
will be .1 Clarence HIWkluu
Captain C A; And: mm of l~"irut
sin-ct has lmltnd n t‘itinltuuy 0f hip
friends to take a nail to Long island
with blur. Sunday, itr his launch Fer-
i‘cl,
'I’lrc lirrg‘ Social Club and the (lilti-
gowuiiu Jilliiurii hold a joint meeting
last night at tho Iuttcr's quarters on
tho llcucdict Farms brldkc, to arrange
for the coming duncc.
lire. .llifilcu Mnlcomn Kendall and
.iauu-s M'ulcolui Kendall. Jr., and
nurse of Concord New Hampshire,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. William H.
little, of East avenue.
'1 he Benedict Farms store of E. I.
ll: rillfi is being practically rebuilt.
in addition to the new features of the
lunch departirient, the interior of the
More will he redecorated.
ll. J Hipsou and scwral others
from East. Norwalk arc to go to Sau-
gniuck this week; in correction with
the (mutation or a Barrera Class at
the Satigutuck Methodist church.
Robert H. Mount, day clerk at the
Mnbuckemo Hotel, who resides in East
Norwulk, is taking a vacation follow-
ing his recent illness, and is now in
New York state for the benefit of his
health.
The Loyal Protective Association.
with headquarters on the Washington
street: bridge, has so many candidates
for the nomination of mayor of Dust.
Nor walk that a little dossentlon hull
arisen in the, ranks
Samuel Rnndilci‘, the feed dealer.
has purchased a horse that is almost
a giant The animal that the scales at
l 800 pounds. Mr. Rooducr is now dz»
urlug on getting a mate for it to corn-
plcte a pair for his business.
Material is steadily arriving in town
for mist No rwslk's new lighting sys-
tour Preparations have been made to
erect the new poles which will be re-
quircd though the wires will be plac—
ed mostly on poles already up.
Although the work on the new
Christ church building in Gregory
Boulevard has not been rushing lste~
iy, It has been progressing slowly.
and there is every reason to believe
that the edifice will be ready for ded-
lcation this summer.
it was denied today that it was John
C Silcos and William Kaskc who had
their pictures taken Sunday by an itin-
crant photographer, while they were
wearing ludios' hats. Tire gentlemen
in question, it is claimed, were George
Hopkins and William J Welselt
The launching of Her ace Keyworth‘ a
rebuilt launch Niagara. last evening.
about 7 o‘clock was quite an imposing
ceremony. The trim little craft jour-
neyed from Gregory Boulevard to Sea—
vlcw avenue in identically the same
manner that a hero is frequently car-
ried off an athletic field—on men's
filial 8&3" Rim line for Dessert?
appearingxmmw‘d
dsslol't. prelim“:t proplroilinstsntly—simpiy add
in writer iii'd aims en cool. Flavored jut-t
rlglit. Faucetcricll just right; iIhIIrM'LIII every way.
A lumpso marshal swung hticascrt for s l
family. All grocers svll t. Don’t accept in:
turn. ,Jlti. 1,0 nmplles with all Pure Food Laws-
? flavors: «Moron. Orange. Raspberry, Strawberry.
‘hooolsto, Cherry , Mir.
c _ ,
Jain‘é’i
. bridge today.
Mm inept law
sro‘ello's low 1' gang.
ibotuk was compiet ,Mr. Keyword-
showed his appreciation by opening
live bottles of wine for the manna
burden bearers. 80 complete has been
the rejuvenation 0f the Niagara that
she is pratlouily a new boat. ‘Among
the changes in her are a néw cabin
forward and a new engine.
John B. Ayers has completed the
job of re-bulldiug the stern of John
Cabuuua's yacht For some strange
cause the stern rotted, though the
bout is bill. a fth yours old Other
wise the trlur craft was as sound as
a dollar. She is now in commission
for the season.
The Rev. lJIsicr F. Reynolds wont
to Bristol yesterday, and 1041in WW
to Bmckion. Mass" to attend a meet-
ing of th board of the Marion Camp
nrcctlngfhf which he is a member.
Through lin error it. has been stated
that Mr. llcyuolds was formerly it
pastor in ilrlsiol.
To guard against accident on the
Benedict li‘arrus bridge, a board wus
thrust into one of the holes of the
planking, to act as n' warning. This
warning met people who used the
The hole in question
would probably cause a horse to break
its leg, should it stop into It.
Harry R. Reynolds, of St. John
street, has resigned his position at
at Norwalk Iron Works, and is now
«Implcyotl in New Britain. This change
hue rcnulrotl Mr. Reynolds to give tip
the leadership of the Young Men's As-
sociuiion of the East Avenue Metho-
dist church, and Arthur Brown has
hccu chrracu to fill the vacancy.
Much Itllcrsi is being taken In the
foi'tllcomiug convention of Epworih
lqugat-rs, to be held Friday night at
Duubul‘y. Quito p delegation is ex
pooled to go up front hero. The rog-
ulsrly appointed dob-gains are Presi-
dent W. D. Wood, Mrs, Ambrose 8.
Carpenter, Miss Marion l..‘liouinrcdlcu,
bill-rs Edith Sl'l‘mour and Arthur Plait.
The- rcgttlur business ruccliug of the
Dory Auxiliary was lli‘ld lust wcck.
with Mrs. Percy,
as follows:
l’rcuidcnt—oblrs. William flames.
Vice-president»Mrs, ll, .l. Mead.
Recording Set-rotary ~~~~~ Mrs. E. I’orCY.
Financial StIcrcturr‘I-Mrs. Robinson.
'l‘rcusurcrw Mrs. Charles Thompson.
flcorge Wushburir the artist. rc.
ports the formation very succosufully.
last night, at the Saugntuck Metho-
dist church oi the proposed new Men‘s
(‘lub, which has been organized on
very broad liar-s, George li.
rlry secretary and treasurer The by
laws and othcr dot ails will be uttcnd
mil to later.
Siam l‘ttunrrn:
Tit-rm toui‘firm \mr liked so
made from tluhi \imiui Flour
ROWAYTON.
”~—
well were
Lilli.
of Bridgeport, was in
calling on
i-luruucl l‘iontl..
ihtI rlilaro yesterday,
friends.
Mr. and tilts. John Tichout, of
Ilrmlilyu. N, V. wrrv the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry (‘umrulugm of
Church street, orcr Sunday.
The Reliance Social Club will give
a Mai ti turn on Monday, the 25th
lust. at the Reliance Hook and had-
dcr Company" s truck house
The llaptlsl Church choir will meet
for rchcarsal tonight. and every \‘l‘rd-
nesday .nlght hereafter. unless other
arrangements should have to be made.
A large number of young people
from this village expect to enjoy rollcr
skating at Roton l’olat. next Sutur-
day evening, which will open the skat-
ing season at the Point.
The float of The Norwalk Yacht
Club has been successfully launched.
and now occupies her usual position
at. the end of the pier in front of the.
club house at Hickory Bluff.
The summer schedule will go into
effect on the trolley line on Monday
next, but if Saturday and Sunday are
fair and the traffic warrants it. the
.tweutybilnutc schedule will be mind
on the Durlon brunch. Should Reton
Point be opened on Saturday. the
trolleys will be run around the Point.
They will start in regularly on Mon-
day. howeicr.
The following books are to be and-
ed to the Row nylon Free Library May
21st, l908: The Orphans of (lien Eld-
er: ThetWearers, by Gilbert Parker:
The Shuttle, by Frances liodgson Bun
nett; Was l Right? by Mrs. 0. l-‘ Wt1l~
ton: Elsie Gordon by Emily Brodie:
Women of the Bible by Charles
Adams: Why? by Mrs. D s Sherwin;
The Girl at Cobhurst. by Frank R.
Stockton; Yolanda, by Charles Major;
The Bonds of Tasmer, by Mrs. Amelia
E. Barr.
.Miss Lola Marsh celebrated the
thirteenth anniversary of her birth,
last night. at the home of her parents,
Mr and Mn. Elbert '1‘. Marsh in
Highland aventte. A large number of
her schoolmates had been invited, and
all attended gladly, as Miss Marsh.
who is a sweet and Winsome lsssie, is
a favorite with them all Games were
played and after these were indulged
in for some time, they finally gave way
to refreshments The little folks all
spent a very enjoyable evening.
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DARIEN AND NOROTON.
George Holly, outplayed by George
Gelst the Railroad avenue, Dorian.
butcher, Intends to embark in business
for himself.
Two of Andrew Taylor‘s big vans
went to New York yesterday, and mov-
ed a family from that city to animate
Point. for the summer.
Dr, Howard H. Neilson, of Burton.
has recently purchased a handsome
new tour cylinder, 60 horse powar.
1908 model, Thomas Flyer automobile.
Harold Cantrell, manager of the
Durban Junior baseball team, is endea-
vo'ring to get a gurns‘or Saturday at-
ternoon, with a Greenwich team, as a
preliminary tauthe big game.
Dr. E. Trent Payne,'who recently
sold his Noroton residence, and who
bus‘moved to the Tilly place in Mans-
field avenue, Darieu, intends to and
flea off the goods at. the former place.
Mrs. Sarah Sweeney is making many
improvements about the property ro-
und, elected oiiicera ,,
Smith I
was chosen president, and John (irc.:- l
Md
restaurant has secs.
for .'
n rootis any the changes and
touch work is being done about the
Interior
“'l‘hc Convict' s Daughter " a stirring
melodrama, is to be given~ iu Volunteer
Hook and Ladder quarters, Norobon.
Muv 27 and 28, under direction of
James Smith, of Stamford. The playI
WM I-ilvlll In Darien recently, and
rustic a hit, Tire same cost will up-
pour.
F .
. WESTPORT.
Robert llubbeli has had his house
rc-pulntcd.
Miss Currie Bradley has gone to
Chicago to visit her brother.
The Yunnlgaus of Southport, defeat-
ed the Southporicrs on Sunday, 8 to 2.
Rufus Wakcmsn has had his deliv-
ery wagon repainted, and it now looks
like a new onc.
Mrs. E. M. Sears is in u very critical
condition. She has what is known as
crccplrrg paralysis, and has become
very weak.
Thomas I. Ramona and wife were
in town, yesterday, from South Nor-
wulit. enjoying the beauty of the Corn-
po Beach road.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Aar-
on lockwood gave a. housewarming to
their friends in their new residence at
Cross Highway.
Business is said to he rushing ill
the button fletory, and it has recently
picked up considerably at the plant of
the self registering straits.
Two New York achUcmcu are pro-
posing to erect iicltl stone bUHSBIOWB
on Sound Beach Mlcssrli. l-‘orsythe
and Tailor, or It‘itililflti, are figuring
on the couiratt.
'I’Iici‘c will he a loop your dance at
National Hall on the ’29”) last, for the
bcuctlt of Lady l'almcriou Lodge, No.
ltl, Shepherds of il‘blnchcm. Svcc's
Orrin-sire will furnish the music.
The many friends of lion. Lloyd
Nash are pained to low-u that he has
sum-rod a relapse since he went out
tow (lays .120, and h; again coullncd
to his bed sirloin-sly iii It Is how ru
mom] that ho has no minor.- or pneu-
monia. it is known that heretofore
he has lurch a grim r: it'l'oror of sclati
co, and lic also has ho; rrt trouble. But
as he is only 43 years 3r ago, he ought
to recover, and the townspeople IlOlll"
he will.
A look yesterday into the new Math»
odist church shows that it is rapidly
:rppront him; completion, undcr the ill"
tisllc and very intelligent supervision
of John 'l‘aylor, of Fab-field, and Mr.
l-‘orsythc of the sour.» town, who is tlw
contractor, The lnbvrior wood work
is of brown hall, which includes ihc
idoors, the altar roll and the scrccu for
the choir, These last two arc of :t
protty tloihic design. in' fact, all the
trim is brown ash, and since it has
been oiled and tarnished the grain
shown bmrutifully The ceiling of the
auditorium has been filled up with
timber or lilo some kind. The stained
glass windows, all made, In Brooklyn.
have been put In place. anti “1'9 DUI
only artistic. but quiet in intro, purpic
being our of Ihl' most prcnrlucnt col
are. The fear litr'gmlt windows are-
nuImorlal, and have been placui by
Postmaster Ilurrlu, F. \I. l‘mmond. I).
A. Salmon and Iouls i- tilt: is. The old
thou which weighed about also pounds.
has bccu sent to Troy to be ‘rccuSi and;
will weigh some 1.500 pounds The
difference In cur-1t has been prm'.ldcd
Woetport Sanitarium. She contrihut.
ed a consiticrublc sum to this end. The
whole cost of the church is estimated
at $23,000. it is to be ruddy for dedi.
cation on the 12th of July.
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NEW CANAAN.
Wu licr Miller of 'lalruutlge llill.
now working for W. S. Roy mot d
John Rec, of New York, was a guest
of his parents in Talmadgc Hill, Sun-
day.
(.‘uri S. Raymond has iron another
position with the Yul and Towns.
Manufacturing Company, Stamford.
Miss Ruth Dayton. of,,(llenbrool..
was a guest of friends in South Main
street. Sunday.
Charles McKendry. of New lie on.
was a guest of his parents in ( arc
tery street, Saturday and Sundnt
Mrs. Mary H. locks-nod, who fell
several days ago, inceratlng her
face, has recovered from the bruise
and shock.
William Walsh, of Middletown. has
returned for the summer, and is
again employed as chauffeur for Mr.
Palmer. South Main street.
A company was held at the home
of Miss Florence F‘nucher. Maple
avenue. Saturday evening. Miss F.
May Fairly won the first. price. Be-
freshments were served.
The directory. which has been pre-
paremaud' compiled by Mrs. J. Frank
McLaughlin, of Richmond Hill. has
been, printed and is now being bound.
it will be ready for distribution
shortly.
Railroad avenue has been scraped,
and the so-csiled mscadam which
has been muddy and untidy is no
longer there. A top-dressing of trap
rock will be put on this avenue as
well as South avenue, as soon as it
arrives. by Warden E. B. Lawrence.
A picked team of local players
journeyed to Spriugdule, Sunday at-
ternoon. and defeated it nine at
that place. 107. The game was hard
fought, and fraught with spectacular
and breathless plays. There was a
prize for the winning team and al-
though the local boys got it. they
wouldn't tell what it was nor where
they put “it.”
The members of the Country Club
baseball team, mostly former college
players. get together Saturday after-
noon. and defeated the New Canaan
nine, 12-.5 The game was exciting
as well as amusing. Although there
were only three of the regular play~
ers of the w Canaan team, they
made a good 'ing. and the defeat
cannot in any way be attributed to
the regular representative nine.
Knickers—Funny. isn't it? Becker—
Yes, the people who advise you go
back to the soil never do it. them-
selveh—Br’ooklyn Life.
5
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for by Mrs. Newton, matron at ihc‘
ism of this rules is suffering frbm two
6
OUR OWN STATE Ailil A
Railroad Pub
Manual oiil ,
Ricotta
In keeping Milli iii; pull '
ltcuy deparanali‘l. a; the
New Haven c untitled first
issued its annual manual of 9
lines oi its system, t
uablu data regarding is, ,
ileum-s transportation ounil
l'hc booklet, ohinihable at tho
pul ticket office! of the rui
iroul II". (‘. COIOY. A.
Huvcn_ (‘.oun, by the sac osuro -:
two cent stamp, should be obtain
every seeker aftér s v' t and vdc '1'
for It discloses a wee th of ill ,I.
and restful. spots that are 'olien If
looked by the man who tidbits res ‘
from the arduous erection! of 9
\vorkaday world.
Of particular interest to resident;
of Connecticut is the manual of sum
r'uer resorts having to do with
of Massachusetts, Connecticut.
Eastern New York. Similar publltip)
tion, with reference to points further
cost than New London and Williams:
tic may be obtained as above
To the Connecticut mun the herald»
lag of the glories of the more pond:
Ions summer resorts where fashion
wont to congregate in often apt
bring a disregard for the more truly
beautiful gardens of nature nearer hilt
own home As a key to these the mail-
uui of the railroad company is -
extolled, Replcte with attractive l.
lustrationu, it reveals the surpassl'nk‘
beauty of the inland mines, the input»
talus and dolls of western Connecti-
cut in a manner to surprise the
thoughtless denizens of the more _
crowded communities of the state.
Especially helpful to the man can,-
emulating a summer vacation is ill;
ischcdule of rates of hotels and board;
lug houses throughout the territory»
cowreti by the booklet. information
of this nature in enhanced by lira tit» '
bios of railroad fares and (20111le
instructions as to transportation til:
various places described Schwinn
communication rates between the litv‘
tic stations sprinkled throughout Com"
another and tho cities to watch in
busy man may wish to travel daily.
while his faurlly is enjoying the pleas. ». .
arcs of a country eating one also illr
cludcd.
Mount Riga, the beautiful sheet 0‘
rain at Salisbury, Conn, that often
.orams uridgoportcrs, is among the
ill Izulitllltllls. Nostliug In the foot.
hills of thc .rccn Mountains Gm:
Harrington, Mass" is pictured enthroti.
Id amid the delights of a beautiful
natural environment Nearer home
is the (Oil) and lot. (.1131: Newt ’
inn upon an emincucu oirliookingofi
country for miles around swam by
net or failing brt cues ii'om Lou's island
Sound
iicurhside inn. Grccus Farms, Alli!
' its surrounding country. Ye Old Crank,
wirh inn. at Sound Reach, Conn Thu
loomurwick deriving its name fulfil.
its former-m howls March and Bush,
\'.l(l\ and tnstouccd in a termini rs- ’
(union of the hills bordering Mutt
.tl \i‘uramunug Lake is another of
we. not ludcd sumuicrlng plot on ihclui‘l.
I Id in the manual.
"io (I\(‘r,\ sector for rest and rem-ea. ,
I It n. thrI nrdnuai will prove a vslus- ,
" 'c assrt Still other publications of _
'u- suitic nuturtI may be obtained from
.‘m irriurlpai oilices of the railroad. ‘ ‘
VALUED SAME AS GOLD. , ,.
B c. Stewart, a morehsp‘toi,’ (least.
Ii‘,icw Miss, says: "i tell my smith
lots when they Dll\ it box of Dr King's
'Now Life I’ills they get the worth '9 ’
that. much gold in weight, if aililct
with constipation. malaria or bllIlq II-
lncss." Sold under guarantee at F.
llaxtcr' 3 drug store 25c.
FARM HAND SHOT.
i(Rt-roicpski Took a Double Iarrsilsii.
Gun But Funsky Was Quicker ‘
With His Rewiver.
EAS’I 03' May 20. —-Th‘timas hooters
bullet wounds that were received tier-
1 ing an altch allou, yesterday At‘COltl’ '
in; to Goolcpski's story. he was old... ‘
cd by his employer to driye four till
irom the term The strangers ref .i
In go om. of them, he nus, drew a
retolver and fired‘ foul- times, one!” but:
let entering Gooiepski’ s Shoulder.
a second one hitting him on the with.
The authorities say that the
sins of a cow was the real , .
the utility. It is alleged that
quarrellod with John Funny that title
animal got a double barrellsd s
and aimed it. at Funsky, but bet
could discharge it Funsky drew
volver and began tiring. r ‘ '
Funsky sayslbo shot in so I do!
and no arrest been a. .
Goolepski has sent icing. TM
Hospital, Bridge ort, where the X—rfl
will be used to i ate the bullet. In It
shoulder.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. , _
curious—w.c H. take. ,. . ,
Leon Curtis, 1., Van D0
Hughes. W. J. (Myers. Gedrgs 0."
George C. Merritt. New York; '
Rudolph. Louis H Miller. W; ;
S. Tracer. Captain Howard J. '
Hartford; Jerome Senor. WDsrhy'
Robinson, a w. wood All
Boston; A. A Rippel. Newark:
Eriand, 0runge;C .H. Béunélt;
Mshsckcmo-W. D. Cnlswsy. .
York; Wells Chapman, Mitigation
Mrs. Magnegger an son. 80th
walk; Giles Potter, sw Haven;
Hurlbutt. Wilton; George H. Fa
Milford; A J Jones, New Haven. ,
N. Lilly. New York; F. .__Msnv,i,_ ,
Ned York; F. D. Willy, ' '
N. 1-1.. w ill some, Hart: :,
C. Williams. W. J. Ksnnsdy.J, Lyn
J. Rosenbaum. F. B. Bedcrmsn, D,
Wittwbel. New York. N J. said ,,
goughkeepsie: P. A. Lamar, ,N
Ork. . c
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