' There. were nias' can
my EcsPfieIe of [last} we do. has
been siting in New X9511“ city.
The St. James Circle of the King's
Daughters ls holding a meeting this
afternoon with Mrs William Reed, of
Fourth street. .
The cellar is being built for the
new building which the ilritfin Broth
era are planning to erect to East Wash.
ington street.
Mr and Mrs Sidney P.8 Dayton,.of
Winfield stIeet have Mrs. Walter (ire
gory, of Brooklyn. Mrs. Dayton'a sis-
ter. as their guest. .
Weekly prayer services will be held
this evening at the East Avenue Meth-
odist Church, and at the Advent Chris
flan Chul‘gh, in Van Zandt street.
Mr. and Mrs-William 8. Fulani are
expected back this week from Kings-
ton, N. Y.. where they were called on
account of the death of Mr. Folsnt's
mother.
The Misses Alice and Elizabeth Mac-
Adle, who have been guests of Mrs.
Robert Thompson. of 265East avenue.
have returned to their home In New
Yetk city.
H. C. Hailey. John Howard and Her-
man Ryder did,not take their conteuI
pldted trip to Providence Sunday to
interview E. A. Sarluc. but are figuring
on going shortly.
Chester lngersoll resigned his posi-
tion as captain of the light delivery of
the Ryder and Howard market yester.
day, and has been succeeded on the
job by'ldari Canfleld.
Stanley Remsou. who recently mov-
ed to Dr daeport with his parents, has
been visiting friends, In'iiisst Norwalk
for It few days. He also says he likes
East Norwaik better than Bridgeport.
Mrs. Robert Wright, of 8 New street.
East Norwalk, has returned from a
visit with Mrs. E. J. Williams. of i’rm-
Idence. B. I. Mr. Wright returned
with hi ,wife to resume his former
gtllsgion a head waiter at the Country
u .
it Is being told that there was an
ice cream eating contest in East Nor
walk a few evenings ago and that the
winner consumed. Sixteen plates.
GOING To BUY
Range?
Get it now while we can
make prhiiifit‘ connecé
tIOns. Postal brings
representative.
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Connecticut
Company.
Wall Paper _;
Hangings
Our spring styles are really for your
Inspection. Will bet: pleased to show
them to you. Prices range from 10:.
to $10.00 Double Roll. t,
Sole Agent for Fr. PBeck I: 00. and
Janeway A: Carpenter a Wall Papers.
Crockery. Glassware. House turntab-
g Goods, Painters‘ Supplies. English
as China by the piece or set. These
will not erase.
3619 a 0at f the Columbia Phone
gra. alking Machines and
Dopble Disk Records. Music on both
Ibe- lndesfl'uctible Cylinder
amp-us, 11;: any cylinder
machtss as?“ forever.
m Shiites and Picture frames
Pilodill
“Mixed Phillis. 01.25 per gallon.
sad Paper Hanging.
PM...
[timetable was knocked askew about
[stone la being laid east from Earle's
go dropping” out '7 .
The trolley service on the East aP've
one line was interfered with this morn.
log on account of the opening of the
Washington street drawbridge. The
ten minutes but this was made up af
ter a time.
East avenue is having one of the
.most complete jobs in dressings of
crushed stone in several years. The
Hill and by this morning a number of
hundreds of yards of highway had
been covered.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Morrison.
of Van Zandt street, have been enter-
taining Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holmes. of ‘
Bridgeport- Miss Mabel Ilalnes, of
Hartford, was also a guest over Sun
day and Memorial Day of her aunt.
Mrs Morrison.
Wold has been received from the
Rev. Dr. J. E. Adams. of Stamford.
the district superintendent, that the
first quarterly conference of the new'
conference year at the East Avenue
Methodist Church. will be held Sunday
afternoon. June 13, at 4:30 o'clock.
kn 1:5.
Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the ‘
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efllcient service at
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley name.
Come in and wait for your car .
names summer
J. PARKIR, Manager.
The new residence which George W.
Williams has been having constructed
at the lower end of East avenue, will
be completed shortly. The plasterers
are n w at work Mr. Williams, the
owner. is the inventor of a rubber de
vice to go on pouches for granulated
hobacco and has been veI y successful
with it.
it now looks as if Harrv Rider‘s
launch Molly and (lecige ll. Van Al 1
4 styne‘s Elsket will settle their imil-
viduai supremacy shortly. Mr. Van
Alstyne is in a “liarkis is willing" af-
titude, and it is not believed that Mr.
Rider would object to a brush. "I
guess we'll have It the first time we
meet," declared Van this morning.
There are now in” progress of con-
struction two fine houses at the hang
lion Islands property. One is s 812.000
proposition an the other will cost
about 05.000. he first is being built
by Contractor Barnett and Fred .1.
Smith. of Walk, is constructing the
other. All the masonry and stucco
work is being done by Contractor
George H. Robins, of Norwak it Is
also stated that plans are c t for an-
other flns residence and that there is
a likelihood of several more following
The boiling over of a pot of tar and
Its takins lire. at the Country Club
’ yesterday afternoon caused-quite a lit.
i
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0 be
pennies-anneal. SPsfeat. Always siiabla
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with
snow white, one piece “standard" for
celain Enameled Lavatory
Have you ever stopped to consides
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
should be equipped a aunt!
in your dressing chamber. sleep-
Ina abutment or first, door toilet
room! Its presence would afford you
the highest degree 9! comfort;
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly compatent me-
chanics. honut and reliable.
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u...
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on: mums more patter.
susorsan PLAN.
Our Rooms a Ipscl l’es lure. Gas
and Electric Lights T about. Ev-
ery Room Heated. ‘
RATES REASONABLE.
Fine stocked Cafe In Connection.
A full line of imported Ales. Includ-
Inp the famous Osse'. Durban's and
Bass A Cole stout. always on draught.
Anhsuaer Bruit leer en Draught.
T. J. CULLiVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone 992. '
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE,
seamen Tickets 1
J. M. LAYTON 81 C0
(INGORROIA‘I‘IO) ' j
I sAIquss ass: as. seawauc
[to cover a float and was not close to
' mlcrometes adjustment Ii
fie excitement about the Washington
street bridge, from which point great
clouds of smoke could be seen rolling
up. One member of Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company was at tho point
of turning In an alarm.
Country
cred the
time. The pot of far was being heated
the buildings.
The Decker llsraca and Philathea.
(‘losses of the South Notwalk llaptist
Church held a very interesting social
gathering last evening at the home of
Miss Elsie Decker In Seaview avenue
I
. his heel. l
- Ayers-Hair '
‘ III “‘1 the”! HM “'I‘ ' ‘P
afternoon at 3 o'cloc lie the truck
house. in Rowsyipp evens...
mil. handrails.“ «a PIN
’l‘lieP/ Regulars II listed the Mitford;
learn on the Soul avenue diamond.
Monday. after an exciting game. 7-6
Davis. for the locals was in the pink
apparently bewildered the visitors.
Commencing Saturday afternoon,
every train was filled with happy visi-
tors, who flocked In to spend a couple
Iof days in the country. About all the
Frank Wolfe. of Booth Narwalilt. who summer colony residents are here now,
Island. says the black fie pro running
well, and that he caught orty one day
this week.
Alfred Mesfre. who occupies Smith’s
Island, is having a large ad also also
ed on the south side of armor Wil-
son house, where the estre family is'
residing until their new house is fin-
ished. , .
J W. Buckley. of New? Yer
take possession of Theodore O. Isen' s
cottage at Pine Point on the lot lush,
and meanwhile Councilldau' and Mrs
g Albert M. Pohlmap and MI"! Olsen are
spending a {div days there.
Down at Celtic Park and at other
parks where you read about record
breaking performances in the field. I
they generally lack a steel measure‘
or something that TItilrevents acceptance'
of the record. we was a steel
measure at Hilton Point, Monday but
In camping out in flasfsliammock.
i
will
thinking the .h w 3 CI, to I I (my,
Club was afire, but he discov refigfd bfeaflgg 52$. use P n I
true nature of the blaze inl
Dan Ahearn.
the twu hops and' a jump champ. '
was the only athlete present with the
class to put up a new mark. Ahearn
said he would try for a new mark
only for a bad heel. In his record
breaking effort at Celtic Park. Bun
day. he landed on a stone and hurt.
"Turns a. pity that John Council
There were thirtIP live in attendance. Iblew up in that relay at Roton Point I
A feature of the evening was a discus-
sion on the municipal ownership of
public utilities. but no decision was
given, in that the regular debaters
for the affirmative failed to put in an
appearance. Prof. Fulton and Charles”
(larfi Id took this side without prepare
lion III! A. I) Morgan and John Tyler
were on the negative side. Refresh I
ments were served at the close of the
evening.
Illililllli.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Mortimer C. Ogden. of Rowayton ave-
nue
Reliance Hook and Ladder Social
Club will hold a reception tomorrow
Horace E. Dana & Son,
45 WALL IT. NORWALK.
Real Estate ' and
Insurance
We have several decided bargains
In Income producing property that
must Increase in value with the rapid
growth or the town.
In enlnvlllltllllt“
[AWN MOWER
has a Double- Steel Ratchet. like
llghtninginaotion. nasa'f‘ripls Gear.
entirely enclosed. so that no dirt or
cut grass can find its way into the
pinions and clog them. Has a
Chas. E. Dow
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
'PHONE “1.
It rudely
For All House-
This“ “PM
on the “pianos team... 1;;
'6"le
33.1”” they dont’ garnering?“
You unclean dirtawa‘y. but
to make the house, the barns,
stables and fences right they
should ab. fresbeaed up with
Memorial Day. Bobby Burns finished.
the first quarter a stride or two ahead, I
,for St. Peter's, and Council. runningll
strongly. held George Giblin within
50 yards of the mark. Then he be
Kan to wobble and finally fell on his
face all In Hayes had to go backi
of the mark to tag Council and Jim-
my Manning was then so far ahead of
him that St. Peter’s chance was ps.
The crowd had hoped to see
hell and Billy Nichols begin the final
quarter on even terms. As it was
Nichols went out, alone, so far ahead
that he didn‘t have to extend himself.
He seemed to be In good shape, too.
and O'Connell's work In the 100
as well as in the relay. showed he was
in flrsbclass condition. Three of the
Stamford men ran themselves “down
and out" in this race and Billy Keat-
Ing. the Irish- American crack. who
finished for San Salvador team. was
so far gone at the finish that his
friends used mailing salts to revive
him. Heating was very Ill two weeks
ago. It was feared for. a time that
he had tetanus.
e—.-—-p——-—-
Illiliil i_l_l_ll_IIIIlllIl.
There are uncalled for letters at
the Darien post office addressed to
C. P. Brown and Mrs. Marnie Brown.
.The frame has been'ralsed for the
new Schlichting bufldiIf at the corner
of Main street and trend avenue.
0n the first door there will be two
stores.
a Miss Bogart, Miss Potter, Mr. Tay-
lor. Charles Cecil HodgcmaPn of New
York. and Mrs. Josephine Fielding, of
Brouxville. have been spending a
few days with Mrs. Henry W Valen-
fine. in Darlen.
The Men's Club of the Barton Co'n
gregationsl church h a very one
evening Tuesday att e church. The
feature of the av snln was an address
by Judge Wilbur. so his travels
through the Holy Land.
The I (enema report that the
automobPI’gs bare been running very
sceqlly through the town during the
cw days, and there has been lit.
tle cause tor complaint. one man
says PM machines go so slowly that
the rivers are in anger of arrest
for blocking up the highway
0n Decoration Day a party 01 pipe
drove from Derien to Maple Croat
the home of Mrs. Albert P Scoflcld
that above Trinity Lake. on round
Ridge, where they were served a New
England dinner by the hostess. Mrs.
Seodeltl always-makes her guests wel-
come, and after. a .visit to her hospi-
table home one wants to. go again.
was fined as and costs and sentenced
to Brld port jail for thirty days by
Justice $iliiam H. Willmott. Jr. Mon-
day night It was charged that Van
Ostraud had been drinkin and using
very indecent language. also had
a narrow escape from being run over
by an Pautotno‘bile. a'ud was warned to
kget on the street but declined.
J. G. PheIps stokes went down
from his cosy snnt‘ er home on Cari-
tat; Island. oi'f WPa pck's Point, Moli-
day. to attend a sit Witman cele-
bration in New York. Most followers.
of Walt Whitman are bbgs,~l ou-
know what that. means, and star
many of them had untied : lot of
ideas on how the world about he run.
and had claimed the old Long Island
' . as the father qt thpm all, My“,
lobes arose and told the assembled
ghitmanltm at, while they were do
illlh sing the very saute pov-
e y whle the post abhtyn'sd,co chn'd
be found within a short diets or the
omits; place He asses that the
way to revere t s memory” of the
poet would be to get. out and relieve
this poverty.
paints
we am «use: Prot- the
painting—linseed, oil. tarps,
brushes and .
Atlantis Pure Willi? Lead .
rue raw
, curbs iiov saturatihltiino
we.” currents. this White
In»; vans
so. In aboiil your admins
r. r. contrast
. .osossasss. .
sasr‘ neswaut‘. cone.
«9;...«wu
holiday ”IIIW' 1.0331. filth
Iiiiihii
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the
eve-
33314.1.
Stamford. was A
“as.“
. vatephen Hoyt simplicity
a? trip to Brianne“. on
W of
4 grunt?! £511ng in town over the“
instantaneous prisoner
. _~ ya; itsis‘fdrd.
Iihndsy‘witb'tbelr "midtown."
Burgess Herold H. Mead and party.
. u frisnds made on Into trip
Charles 1'l'an‘ Nostr‘dnd. of Noroton', '
and many guests were a isrtained.
Every outgoing train Monday night
and Tuesday morning was filled, and
many carried awy hu 0 bunches of
wild flowers to theirs ty homes. .
The You Men’s Club hardball
team was do the Rowaywna.
sated b
Monday, score 9- 7. {here was a large
crowd of spectators, and the efforts
of the boys received geneI'om sp-
plsuse. The local boys lost the
in the first two innings, and the
nylon players piled up a score t t
Icould not be brought down during be
moulding seven Mater Crissey pitch-
sgsme that will long be remem
bored, and. had he faced the catcher
from the beginning, the ending
would have been different This was
the initial game for the locals, and
they did very well.
The Memorial Day services by the
.A G. R. in Lakeview cemetery, Men-
were largely attends. The pro-
cesslon which was exceptionally large,
formed In front of the post rooms in
the Raymond building. N. I. Brant att-
ed as marshal. The pipe also was
headed by a carriage carry ng several
I veterans who weIe too feeble to walk.
'The Oriental Fife and Drum Corps, of
Stamford. headed the‘llne The Ameli-
can Mechanics and Daughters of Li»
‘berty were well represented. About 150
of condition. slid his speedy. twisters .
#3:.
tum
nestled ‘
‘II
lion. Sela-Shasta.
nose uIdLossor
school children, carrying small flags.
and dressed in white. gave color to the'
affair They had gathered flowers in
the morning. Principal H. 8.811118 sc-l
companied them. The ceremony at the.
cemetery was conducted in the custo-
msr manner. and each grave was
touc ed with a token of remembrance.
n. ltllll. Iiiiliil
mm IiIllIl. Inn
Had Traveled Extensively and Wrote
Several Books on Ameri-
can Politics
BADEN BADEN, Germany, June 3. '
~Dr. Theodore Barth, leader of one
of the Radical parties in the German
Relclstag, died here last night, of sP
malady ofI the digestive organs. lieI
was borni n 1849.
BERLIN. June 3.-—-Dr Theodore
rtII, who died at Ba en Baden. last
11 ght, at the age of 0. had behind
him thirty~flvs full years of work for
liberalism in Germany. He believed
In the resptmslbillty of the ministry to
Parliament. in reducing the influence
of the landed interests, he was op-
posed to a too great expenditure of
the national energy on naval expan‘
also and the enlargement of the army,
and he favored the equitable redistrict-
ing of the Parliamentary constituen-
cies and the substitution of the “one
mane one vote'.' prln ipal for the three
class system prP3vaIIl gin Prussia. Dr.
Barth had been styled an extreme
radical, and for some years he had
been the leader of that group in the
Reichstag. He lost his sea at the
last election because he‘ gave up a
sure district to a friend and pen in
a doubtful constituency He was an
Immense admirer of the institutions
and political personalities of the Unit-
ed Stateb, and be made several long
visits to America. He wrote freely
and temperately of American chairs.
and Issued a study of “American Econ-
omic Ute." In 1884. and a book darned
“My American Impressions," in 1896
He traveled for several months In
1896 with William Jennings Bryan and
other American campaigners studying
electoral methods, and he also spent
a considerable portion of the year 1907
in America.
Dr. Barth's father was an East In-
dlan planter, and left him it considers-
ble fortuse, which be spent generous.
17 for political objects He edited {pr
twenty- -four years a high class weekly,
Die Nation, the publication of which
be stopped in‘ 1907..
's Ointment cored me of
scs—‘PP that had “annoyed me a long
time The cure was permanent.”—
on. S. W atthews, Commissioner
bor Stalls cs, Augusta, Me.
. APPOINTMENTp MADE.
d. P. Wheeler, pf New Haven, Again
sure chemist.
‘ HARTFORD, June Sr—The following
sppointtnents were announced at the
executive elites. ‘yesterday . .
Martha .1. Wilkinson. illsrtford.
member of the state board of examin-
ation of nurses for three years; Wil-
liam I... Cutter, Inst wine, state chem-
1st for two years: Frank A. lngraham.
Hartford, member of the board of vet-
erinpry registration and examination
for five years from lJuly 1; John H.
Parish. Marines. afent- of the Connec-
ticut BPchooi for Boys for two years;
stats chemists for turn years, E. H.
Jenkins, New Haven; Sylvester P.
Wheeler Bridgeport; Charles 1.. Pet-
tea. liar rd.
W
ballroom“! or sooo- ml-
MIME. apt. Jund envenom-
lty in pure food mulatlbll. $1.;th the
national puss food lamssib eaten
room
thpN rncelg’m Asso-
cation in tionsentios Ahm'r emo-
"mm mail this mun..- to the
1f -
(ganglia. Endarddhe a WIMP-,9
what? sueli business with any «great
BASEBALL.
Natlonal Lupus Standi
W. L.
'Plttaburg .......... 27 12
Chicago. . .25 16
New York ..... ....i8 17
Phil?delphla ....... .17 17
Cin nnati .......... 19 ~ 22
IBrookiyn ........... 18 19
St. Louis ........... 17 23
Boston ............. 12 25
Yesterday's Results.
Pittsburg. 2; Boston, 0.
P ‘> anm um
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New York-Brooklyn. wet Grounds.
ChicagoCincinnati, rain.
Ganges” Today.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia “Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Connecticut League Standing.
W. L
Hartford ........... 21 7
New Haven ....... .15 16
Springfield ........ 14 15
Waterbury ......... Ii 16
New Britain ........ 13 15
Bridgeport ......... 12 It
Hoiyoke ............ 12 14
Northampton ....... ll lti
Yesterday’s Results.
Bridgeport-Holyoke. rain.
Hartford. ti; New Britain. 2
Springfield, 4; New Haven,
.4152
.429
3.
Waterbury. 5: Northampton. 3.
Genes “feder-
Bridgeport at Hartford
New Britain at. New Haven
Holyoke a; waterbury.
Northampton at Springfield.
W. L.
Detroit ............. 25 1:
Philadelphia . ..... .33 14
New York . ..... ...20 15
ton. ..21. 17
St..l.ouls ........... 17 20
Cleveland ..... 16 22
Chicago ....... 15 2;
Washington ........ 12 2o
Yesterday's Results.
Boston, 6; Detroit. 5.
New York 3; St. Louis.1.
Philadelphia. 5; Chicago.4 .
m .
American League Standing.
RC.
.658
' .622
.571
.55;
.Iasm
.421
.405
.324
Washington, 4; Cleveland, 0.
Games TPeday.
Detroit at Boston.
St. [souls at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Sister Beats fiddled».
CLEVELAND. 0., June 3.—Aftet'
wrestling three hours and flift
utes, during which time heit
een min~
her man
obtained a fall, Otto Buter, of (More~
land. champion welterweight
of the world. was given the
over Joh
last nigh;P
wrestler ‘
decision
E. Billeter, of Toledo. here
When neither man obtain-
ed a fall after the two hours and forty-
dve mlnutes' wrestling, it we
that they should wmstle thi
ates longer and the ulna
ed tile best form shop
the winner.
be
EPLOPIIOA AOVIITIPIIPMIM PIIMIP. n-
TALLAHASSEE. his" June s.-—rse
:OuIP' Idea of a ll.
s agreed
rty min~
who display-
declared
' ‘y
seas“ last night passed the (1»qu
”pdvertissi'dullt' III which now goes
the gum ‘GP bill world“ I
“m“? will III";
soar. Ill he or pert cs .
as ctl edwth e ,
. gumvarl‘isPPPiiPIusHIP'z printed ”sings“
In first
film; Ytars
BIOOKLYPPN HANOIOAP.
a
-1
Expected Only HellI a Doses tiers“
Will ”rt. .
NEW YORK, Jone 3.—-From an elP-
igibie list of nineteen horses. but six
have been named over night to start
in the twenty-third renewal of the
Brooklyn Handicap. which will be run
today at Gravesend. and should there
be no added starters when the bugle
calls out the thoroughbrods for the .
parade to the post. It will be the small- ' J:
est field that ever faced the barrier in
this classic event.
Topweight for the mile and a quar-
ter tourney has been assigned to
James R. Keene‘ s Commando colt Celt.
which has yet to take the dust from
any horse save his own unbeaten alt.
hie mate and brother In blood, cuts.
though the handicapper has has
tial to him only by one pound (or.
will be asked to pick up 12%
as against 126 allotted Ham 0. .
dreth’s well-tried Plaudit colt King
James. Frank Gill, RestigoucheP. HI
Private and Berkeley are the oil; d
entrants. .
By reason of the fact that last m.- 1,
Celt ramped home a winner of
Brooklyn in the record time for
race of 2: 04 15, and in so doing
feated a manifestly better lot of horses .
than will compete with him today. he,
will in all probability be establiahsil
a prime favorite in the betting ,
there will not be those locally
will pin their faith to thectli
trants and uncanny this HM“QII
horses. King James and Basil
the first named of which has . ,
the plaudits of the multitudes.
stakes for s owner from the . _
to the Peel lo, and across the -- ..
in Canada. It is not Improbable ins
Hiidreth also will start. ills
campaigner Mo tanner.» ltd!
a show of the eld in the beach
at Belmont Park ”sterile
gomery will be asked to ‘ca
pounds
PM”It is stated that althougbitha
thorlties will have an of
:niformeg stud “P3P" city
It ran
:sl. up
oral betting” and]. -
sons who recs;- bots arey If my
meet with 91399 itlon.
es
ere .
The Brooklyn is t
race on thsdbrd ”flaw »
gototepdsabqutlh .
us of s eta e is
lesishthaa it wasmlas PP;ep;tPh m ., .
‘ 8 l‘ 3. W
carry 5nd Pfhe pfobablg” MK
Wts.
High P vate.
Burkeley. m
'Coupled as Hild'rstb entry.
W
oslemag anoturioms 5.1 ,_ ‘.
KAMNAZOO, Mich..me ‘
Montague. one of the three
who omniscil
Michigan in 183
at his home here
Canad a.
Three-yearfld “Inland,”
cloud Maria m
a It
some! “
rusy' douse-Town and 0mm
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