51 N” Ill I'll of It. Isabelle uni-twain, in s ps r on Knew “*Endtlre vsiidiam.’ 9,an “WWW him both invalids and persons? mubh food for With. Among other good things, she we may have to dome ourselves to mill that luvslidicln is a dual afflic tion. and that the patient does not the whole of It. There is little enough that we can do for people who luvs the dreary tacit of taking care of its To cultivate s common. human. sweet temper is one thing that We ran do to offset the obligations under which we Minn-perhaps it may be the only thing. it is douluiul if irrita- bility eases suffering although opin- ions may differ from that; but. even if it theme! had better suffer a iittls’ more an be proportionately at- tree to to the people upon whom one is dependent for incessant care and kindness. It may not always be me Bible: but it is usually practicable for a sick person to be a pleasant one An irritable temper is a poisoned ar row. dying heaven known where. and hittlil God knows whom. We have yet tr learn‘that it does not any less hurt because the trembling hand of an lnvslid bent the how. it is not in hu- mln nature to like peopieweick or well-«who are continually shooting at us. There is only so nluch power in the dynamo. Why waste on ireii‘ui iil nature the force that might equip him to endure: A QUEER ADVERTISEMENT. (New York Tribune.) A recent number of the Wiesbodener Krieablatt contains this advertise- ment: “Who can tell me the name of the aoronowt who flew over til . Riod- oils on Wednesday evening. 9. out 6 o'clock. and emptied bags of sand which fell and buried the dclic ions des- sert of tarts cream and compote which were part of the dinner of my master an actor at the Royal. Theatle in this place?” The fact t at the name of the actor is not ment oned caused the editor of the paper to look upon it as "genuine, and not an ingenious advertising dodge.” WW "Poppa. what is a safety mulch. 9" Mr. Hennicked (looking carefully to use if his wife is in hearingl——~A safety match. son is when a halt] headed man marries an armless woman—o, sketchy Bits. %_ GOING TO BUY Range .. Get it now while we can make prompt connec- tions. Postal brings representative. ’ unectiwt Our spring ”BS3111 for yourm inspection. 8's pissscdy to show them to- you.- I Brice: rungs from till. to $10.00 Double. 11011 Sold Agent for Fr. Beck a on. no Jencwcy A: Cat pehtér's Wall Pspers. l(hatchery. Glassware. House Furnish- Goods. Paintsrs' Supplies. English Bloc China by the piece or set. These goods will not cross Bole agent foi- the Columbia: Phone mp!- s Talking Machines and Double 3?“ Records. Music on both sided“. Indestructible Cylinder ? "35¢. Flt: any cylinder machine and lasts forever. if Shades and Picture Frames 0“ . toInuit. critic rhino. use per gallon. Painting nod Paper Ranging. pl; promo: in action was tried “'i‘be defendant.” observed . .M. P.. on behalf of the lady. "wrote" 116 love lsttsrs~ don't be alarmed. my third; 1‘ am not going to read them all. lie could not so a letter box without posting a otter to the plaintiff. “One evening he asked her if she was engaged. She laughed and said: ‘sWhat' that to you?’ ‘.'Well he said ‘i should like very much to be allowed to pay you some attention.‘ ”You mun so and see my mother about that' she replied. “That night," continued Mr. richly, "l‘his gentleman sat down in the he tel and wrote his first love letter to the young lady. in the course of the following six months he wrote to the plaintiff. not merely daily from train and ship. but almost from his bed. let- ters, telegrams and post cards "~L0n don Globe. TOO MUCH FOR HIM. “I say. Gudderaby,” said Mr. Smith. as he came into the fishmonger’s with a lot of tackle in his hand. “i want you to give me some fish to take home with me. Put them up to look as if they had been caught today. will you ?" “Certainly. sir." said the iishmon get. “How many?" “Oh you had better give me three or four barbei. Make it look decent in quantity without appearing to exagger- ate, you know." “Yes, sir. But you’d better take sai- nlon. hadn‘t you?" “Why! What that?" “Oh, nothing except that your wife was down early this afternoon and said if you dropped in with your fishing tackle and a general woe-begone look you should tnke'hnlmon if possible, as she liked that kind better than any other" Mr Smith took salmonn— -Tit-ilits. makes you think Father-i can't give you my (laugh ter, my dear sir; 1 am very pa‘rticulm ill such things. Buitor—Oh, pillow! i am not in the least so.-——Moggcndorier Blotter. wuc nurse ‘onANrAc‘s or Electricity in the Home AND ALSO EVERY LAUNDRY SHOULD Ute Electric Laundry irons They do the work better with less labor do not cool off. and the expense stops the moment you turn off the switch! See our stock of Electric Laundry irons today. ask the price and iron by Electricity. 'ihe Reed & Volk Electrical 00. Tel. 805. 36 Wllhlnnton 8t. EVERY LADY’O DRISBINO SHAW Ill should be equipped with s dainty snow white, one piece "ennui-c" Por ceiain Enameled tertiary. Have you ever stopped to consider how delightfully convenient it would he to have hot and cold running water in your dressing chamber, sleep- ing apartment or iirst floor toilet room? Its presence would word you o'llshelt degree of comfort. mWs will gladly quote you prices. our plumbers are strictly competent nic- chsnlcs. honest and reliable. HORACE R. NASH coupes MAIN Auc'wssr are. THE NEW ,. one mauve room carrot coherent rem. our Room a thesis! Future. as: Ind Electric Lights Throughout. Ev» cry liccni Halted. .. , . . RATES. REABONABLE. n... clocked fistula Burton's and so. 0mg.” Drsugt. noTn. VICTORIA c. beauties. A full line of Imported Ales. include, M soon falling. unlu- Dunstan" I'll? [All null l Does not. Colpr thg. VI thy Klaus!” Get Your Drug Wants Filled at the Bridge Pharmacy Prompt and cliiclcnt service It all times. Personal attention given to all prescription work. Choirs for our trolley patrons. Come in and wait for your car. BRDGE PHARMACY J. PARKER. mm. Buck Tay,lor who has been at the town farm for some time, continuesin about the same condition. The Charles Foster lace in Osborn avenue is now occupod by Mr. and Mrs. Duggett and family, of Brooklyn. Mrs. David F. Gould. of Winfield street, went to New Mllfonl, today, where she will be u. visitor for over Sunday. Work villi be resumed next week at Clint chm-(ll in Gregory Boulevard. The main portion of the church will be finished off first A monthly business session of May flower Hook and Ladder Company will be held on Monday night. at the truck house in Van Zandt street. Al the East Avenue Methodist church tomorrow evading. Harry Croc‘ ectt. who is a well known young di» vinity student, will deliver an ad dress. The school district meeting came near making a record, last night; it lasted only an hour and a quarter. being out by quarter after nine. The ' ' librace E. Darin 8:83, 49 WALL OT... NORWALK. Real Estate and, insurance We have several decided bargains in Income pm. property that must Increase in vents W ”to rapid growth of m, sewn. “ has a Double steel kitchen like lightning in action. as: a Triple Gear. entlroiy enclosed. so that no dirt or cutgracscan nuditsw itothc pinions and clog them. as I micrometer adjustment Chas. E Dow 11s WAsumcrou eraser. , 'FHONI 111. party at her firth? . . ' ., WP. 1.93116 , hrtgujomthdbo his ‘s‘iid ,- th :1 1‘th 1gb“ ‘ " on ' - ' I . “Penguin dine w ,f-pbt to make the house. the u, stables and fell right they should be herb up with , stilt. " cangusrantes this who 6 ”Ad's Miliuflty ' ‘ ' ~ in the morning. 1%ch reelwmu ' I ..' Makes Mfafil‘ w fut fire district mating voted to sdiovm at 11:15 J l Christ church, East Nor-walk. Rev. J. Hypkin Brown. rectorwll‘rist Sun day after Trinity, June 13: Sunday school at 0:30 a. m.; 11on Common ion and sermon at 10:80 s. m. Several young men took s swim. last night. about the Wuhington street bridge. . in view of the cold weather that has been located here for so long, the hardibooli of the swim» more drew quite an spthence. M The East Norwslit yacht Club en. boats to take in several more new msmbers.’ shortly. A number of host owners have expressed the desire to Join. though they have not yet setu- aliy put in their applications. m Bridge Tender John Galois laid up at his home on the bridge as a re sult of a painful accident. Mr. (Bole fell down the steps leading to his float. and an examination pointed to his hsviug fructured three ribs. The baseball fans were sore last evening. and well they mgiht be when they looked over the National and American mogul: scores. Both New York teams lost, the Nationals to Cincinnati and the Americans to Chicano ‘1 it was considered unfortunate in East Norwalk. today. that provision was not made in the call for the next town meeting. already issued for do lug something to the Washington street bridge 8in the way of starting the improvements Considerable interest is already be- ing taken by East Norivsik motor boat owners over the forthcoming big blo- tor boat races comes the sound. The races will be held August 8th. and there will undoubtedly be many from. Eliot Norwaill 10 see them. William Marvin. of mast Norwillk. was in with last Saturday. on his way to his farm in High Ridge. which is located near Judge (John's country estate. While stopping here he met James Hoyt and a pleasant talk was enjoyed—The Advertiser. New-“Ca- nun. \ The town road roller, which has been in use for some time pecking down crushed stone on the Wilson road, has been mover to fill avenue. where it is doln similar duty for the city 01 Norwulfi. The roller is in chfiigb of Levi J Jones of East Nor- wit William Merritt, of East Norwslk. saw the New Britsins sad Bridgeport! oi the state league, play baseball. yes- terday afternoon, at the Park City. Mr Merritt did not think much of the game, particularly in view of the fact that the Bridloepll‘rts were sound- ly trounced. 6 toll M Word has been received from the district superintendent The Rev. Dr. 'J. E. Adams, at Stamford, that the . first quarterly conference of the East .‘ Avenue Methodist church. which was to have been held tomorrow. has been poetponcd and Will be held on Satur- dny afternoon, June 19 Little Miss Helen Linwood Lownd- es. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Dowudes, will celebrate her fourth birthday. Monday, and in honor of this event. will entertain a‘ company of her your: friends at s Flag Day outs in Scsvicw svenue. The decorations will be in keeping with the day. Promotion Day in the East Nor. walk schools will be Friday. June 25. the some day on which they close for the summer vacation; The pupils are looking forward tortilla event. which is always a time of gladness for those who sre promoted. and sadness to some who are left to spend another year in the some grade. A. BrndHull is a motor cycle artist, these days. Brad recently bought .. machine that will travel over the road like a scared cat. and says, in the words of a certain Well known fauna! naturslist who is now shooting lions. " hippopotamuses and other insects. not to mention writing cditori‘els for the Outlook. that it hss an ordinary billy!i ole hasten to. s trestle An interesting; musical program has been arranged for the East Avenue Methodist Episcopsl church, toincr row: Directiis i‘e gluon iii Suffering from a severe col andn Jwit not sing rec "will the choir will direct. in the evenin ' Hope of Heaven, b render. the beautiful ca The J. W. barman. Mr. igrmsn is c we l known composer grid organist having been organist and director of the Christ Memorial tutor-ch. New York city. for twentyoix iyears. Mr. Ferguson iatooufldcnt of 6 line rendition. The chubi will con diet of: Minn Dara Ainswostli,.biiss Garlic carbonic, Miss Emma .nr , iss Nos 'cnrpdntcf. altos- Jainism I'll. a; Ferguson “new! ll. tthe “a ,at “£1?ch 14*“ otrillions be i . A 'N . 3‘" neuron cove turnout o m in. the house: so ratio-l. ohm. F J Margumfi. We iriistie lirturcs"tliin lac ' ' A noteworthy incident occurred on may be interesting to our readers). when three young ladies, Miss Lure R. Raymond. nf Hoyt street. him nits. Death, of Carter street and Miss . - Mend of Rowuyton. were-Ill ' ' ‘ st nearly the same hour and an . liar circumstances., All fie j treat mldchlldren of Polly Hoyt. who formerly dwo‘cd' Main street. lies burs was i fourth generation to hold a weddl reception at the old homestead “Till Advertiser. New Caliban. ‘ The Rowayton pupils who have been taking examinations for entrance to the High school have finished their examinations were much easier than they had been led to expect and that in some respect: they were so harder than the monthly tests they have been taking at the nowaytou public school. under the direction of Principal 13. ii. Lane. The examinations consisted of questions in arithmetic geography. history, grammar, spelling and diets- tion, and the pupils who have been iourneying to the High school this week are; Charles (lager. John Clev- erly, Carleton Puke, Ethel Mills, Marlon Lynch. Marion Crockett. Gladys Illiis, William Stevens and Edward Tinker. Avery jolly birthday surprise party was tendered to it A. Brands, at his beautiful home e n Tokenekc last evening. His friends of both sexes-— and they were many-newcoped down on him shortly after I o'clock. taking him completely by ourprise. and from the time of their arrival until their departure at midnight. there wasn't a slow moment. everybody participat' lng heartily in the merrlment that took place. Games were played, songs were sung. and sung well, too. and ob tor these were indulged in with a vim for quite a while. refreshments were served and much appreciated. latter these. were followed by more games and more songs. and then came an oldieshloncd Virginia reel. in which almost every one present took part with the greatest enjoyment. All good things have to come to all end some time, however~ and so it was in this case, for shortly after midnight the company concluded to sing one more song to the effect that Mr Bran do was a jolly good fellow and then all departed, wishing both their host and hostess man appy returns of the day and declaring that they had a most enjoyable time in every way. NOTICE The legal voters of the South Five Mile River School District are hereby notified and warned that the sauna meeting of the said district will b held Saturday evening. June 12 1900. which time reports will be heard from the officers for the past year and also elect oillcers for the ensuing your. and to take action on renovating the in- terior of the school building: also on laying a cement walk. or a new board walk at the side and rear of building; if so ordered, to make provision to pay for some, either by lsying a tax or authorising the committee to borrow the necessary amount of money on the credit of the district; and to transact my other business properly coming before said meeting. Signed June 5.1100. 0110.“! STEVENS. :7 1w lliiilill Mill Willi Mr. and Mrs. Henry Danbort. of New York. were guests. Thursday. of Burn Golf Club. Miss Ella Van Busklrk, tendent of the Young Women's Chris lien Association on Union street. Brooklyn, has been the guest 0 Mrs. Henry M. Valentine. in Del-ion. the past week The N ton Volunteer Hook and Ladder mpa‘ny is to how I. d ace in the fire department house on evening of June 28. George Dugdale is chairman of the committee of or rabgomehtit. The Dorian Children‘s Home. a semi-public institution. conducted by Mr. , .dMn Wham 11:. is tall- l'ng care of 19 tots whose parents . have either abandoned them or are double to take care of the children Mr. Iteinsrt was formerly coonochcd with the Volunteers of America, and Dorian. . , . . m HOTEL ARRIVALS. . Mshsckcmc-s. s'crarn. s. Ketchnm New York; 1 B. Sachem Newark; New York; W.‘R ..Ford Waterbury: s. Greenstein, Bridgeport;1.. R. Hull Ks liars J.Fclce. Al F. Hathaway. base. A. N. . . , cot laments York neutral or Hudson hirer lull doth M . raw a"... 1531‘. 1.1.. ID V , . ”him at, u; a. a fiends: mu Dom Wednesday afternoon. June 2, (which occupied the s B. Hoyt homestead ‘ work and nearly all report that the . st 8 o'.clocll in the school house. at 5 Mrs. Herman Schmidt, at the Wee ‘ supefln- . he' managed the. Volunteers’ Home in' Madame Lsisn‘e. “our; ,J. 13.00am... , butt, Wilton. Giles Potter, New Hsv , 'F- H “on“ 303m“- 119° ”"3 ell-Known People Wee spend up Enact onwg'M' "3" ””1 gwnefiffir" a :1 cps-cu Tum. Wang” Shillingford :New Revenuliis' i I. ‘ nun. lt at h “all Iii THE Willi) iii SHIRI BASEBALL. National League funding. Pltiaburg ........... 32 1L2 .727 Chicago .. ........ A29 18 .617 Cincinnati .......... 26 21 .663 New York .......... 21 19 .525 Philadelphia ........ 18 23 .439 St. Louis .19 27 .418 Brooklyn .. ...ii' 26 .306 Boston ............. 13 29 .310 Yesterday's Results. Pittsburg, 8; Brooklyn.1 Boston. 4: Chicago 2. Philadelphia. 4: St. Louis. 0. Cincinnati. 6; New York. 3. Gsmcs Today. Boston at Chicago, .. New York at Cincinnati. Phlisdelphis at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Plttsburg. Sunday Games. .Boston at Chicago. New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at St. Louis. III...— American Lucia). Standing. L. P.C Detroit ............ 29 15 .659 Philadelphia .24,. 18 .571 New York. . 2 is .550 Boston ...24 20 .515. Cleveland .......... 20 23 .476. blow .. .......... 18 22 .450 st. Louis . . ......... 17 25 .405 Washington ........13 27 .325 Yesterday's Results. Cleveland. 3; Boston. 1. Washington. 1; Detroit. 0. Philadelphia. 2: St. Louis, 1. Chicago. 1; New York. 0. on Today. ' Cleveland at stun. Chicago at New York. St. Louis st Philadelphia. Detroit at Washington. W Connecticut Loam; Standing. RC Hartford. .......... 23 11. .576 Hciysko. . ........ .17. 15 .531 sluts in .......18 16, .523, New alien . ....... 18 10 .186. New Britain. ...... 16 17 .4811 Waleer- -------- 1° ' 19. ~15? Del sport .......... 18 18 .419 Nor pica .......14, 20 .412 ' Yesterday’s Recruits. Springheidfli :Northambtpao. 3 Bourbon; New. Haven,5. Hartford 3; Waterbury, 1. New Britain. 6; Bridgeport. 0. Games Tod-y. Holyoke at Bridgeport. , New Haven at Hartford. New Britain at Springfldld. Waterbury at Northampton. NOROTON SUMMER FOLK. ,. if there is such a. thing as class to What is loosely. perhaps. termcd'h summer 11; lacs. it is to lie fouhd’it Construct“: chit. ‘fl wealth. certain uses; beautinli properties: sud costly vilss' mails class, collendcr‘s Point up Mr or it. come qt the very W! gStokcs‘ Brick House and tiles duricn of tool lets William llzulcr.‘ instance. not to mention theérlisl l-TmVilil‘lfie dang?” ' gas of, isnd and. or on Wd’i There is no (lesion at the 11th bits barn“ con Gilli; is?“ :c room of them than“! ‘ icrschill Mic The mind You Have Always Boughtmad or ho! ho. ‘ln use Movcdwymmwmmmhfinsm of p0, Luke A Burke and family. 11. c. ' plonshipc. Charles , there. a . George Dugdale's place, opposite , bliss Marian Will "villss along the Hound—Anson Phelps N baboonmadbunduhhpg: Wiener-vision since its Animus ducts deceive you in All Conntorfcits, Imitation: and “J to that trifle with and WWI and ailment-Experience W In What is CASSEORIA Editorial-inhalation mhsflmformomm goric. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It 15 PM 118 contains neither Opium, morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It dilation WW and alloys Fever-impose. It can is mm and WM Guile. It relieves Teething Troubles, cum Constipation and. Flatalcncy- It assimilates the Food, regulate-tho stem turd Boswell. giving healthy and. bowl-aim The Children's Panacea—Tho Mother's Friend. Genuine _CASTOR|A ALWAYQ ' Bears in Signature of ood’Wu ‘“ Among these are Anson Pheis Stokes and family. Mrs. William Ziegler. John D Crlmmins and family. .10th .Orilh. mius, Jr.. .snd family, Dou Bill Miss Louisa Trowbridgle Jill“. Lloyd. Edward Deladeld and built]. A. T. Reushsw, W. 8 Lane Ind MID. Flietlnabn. Judge A. H. Holmes and " family. chsron Willsrd.G 5.0!». Robert Gilchrist. Miss May Ward, Air. and Mrs. Jame; 'i‘ro'bridge. Dr. A. M Kane L H. Nash. Mr. Hope and Miss Emma Deladeld wts Bum“ I Feverlic. The Wee Burn Golf Club is s nvor lie with the summer colony. Most of the summer residents rae members. and they use the links a good don't. Many dinners. small and large. are on at the club by the summch to ill. others. during 1 beacon. is now in the middle “94% its spring- competiticn , meson , opened May 1 *and' competition will be pl:ll There is no open ton smcnt cchcd tried this year, beesth s cnlarpd links are not yet ready for (poll ' cement. Next year. or they ' lowing. there undoubtedly whim no one or two open events. Mechanic WM Burn is to send a good delegation down to the Feiriieid County mull links, next month. fertile Ila “clothe 89010! state champion, an Edwin Jr.. the club champion. will the Wee Burn represented club team goes to New ii day. to play New Haven do A ball sweepstakes is the ‘ for that day . _ , Two coaching parties - Coaching Club, of New Torin. at Wee Burn this week One was the property of Alfrc derbilt. but Mr. Vanderbilt.“ the party. Mr and Mrs. 8 (Ice, Miss Emily Coo and Weir. of New York, were mambo thd other. The istbdr party 11 New London and crossed the 8m They were bound for South; ampton Those in the vandorhii' coach want to Fair-field. and rotor the next day to New York. mitt relays of horses were taken * sod on ”fiddly i1. Was Born Club. , L club Notes. 0. W. Maury' entertained s ; of friends at dinner at the club. ‘ other night. in the- fiat-1y“; ere" E P. Swanson. Misti n and D. W. Dahlia digits“; 0'" 11W 11.0.‘tii‘lslto1ann entertained his brother, H. '1'. Pic tman. from N'svii‘ York, this week. it ill Wee Burn tennd bod ‘ I have been built with gram lil. Y. Weber is chairman of tlt nts commitce'. which is srru the tournadrentp. " . Random lN‘tli. John b. Cumulus amber is tion of casual! built about Premises. Mr. C , ing s new Page: ‘ is the on. n. auntie an m... , om? Leo rd 2 N it no .t 0 W a ’thlich s house oh‘th ‘ 111A maidens it. “‘ In; ,
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