“HUMBER 2.206. Wot? ”if-“fit“?
m
Flame. "IVE ‘ FE‘SI- were made by Toastmaster Osborn
tier ssrrterunr or non sum cuter Wham. Llamas-at son is courier: or cossruno-
,IOII'I IWWAIIZATION.
thaw-«mums hr Giving a nu.
M at which l'rn-lnnnt city Metals
‘ “Other! compliment the company on
‘ Ital-stews.
taut Garbo.
[lieutenant Wilson and Second Llenten
Griswold, ttorwslk Fire Police; First
Urntenant Wheeler and Second Aerie.
Putnam Hose; First
ant chann. Pioneer Boot and Ladder
company' Second Assistant Foreman .
Nichole dud Secretary Stow, on wot “m" “'"'°"“
TIUN 0! THE “011503.
A‘lhraa-lnrew Propeller to he Known no
tnn‘an-rrlte." which will he rnltnbln
tor the Bouts Both In spend end Ae-
r". ”mug”, “mm" Book nnd Ladder company; Captain Any information about the passenger
Mot lorrralh. raven demonstration of
that! mtertalniog qualities. last night.
. and proved that they ltnow how togive a Fig. Police.
Moot as well an quench the fiercest
. flame.
Smith, First Lieutenant Taylor and so. W“ ”9m“ "0”“ "ml N“ Yolk
0nd Lieutenant Hill, South Norwalh always Interrsts Norwdlr penplli at this
season of the year
Informutlnn from o reliable source has
After the spread the compiny adjourn-
ed to the hose house. where the social
The occasion '36 ll” celehrdtion 01 the festivities were continued. The occasion
oompsoy’s reorganizttion under its pop
will mark a memorable epoch in the hi.-
Ilnr BOMB. Jnmea 3. 003145110: The tory of the company.
mutton company consisted oi the
members of the City Council of Nor walk.
members or the boards of engineers of
lorwnlh. South Nor walk, and East Nor-
walh. and the odicera oi the dillerent
Ire companies, besides members of the
press and friends of the company. The
comprny’a newly furnished quarters
were thrown open to the visitors, who
began .to arrive shortly otter 8:30 o'clock.
They were entertained until 10 o'clock
with banjo «new by a trio composed
of Entry Burning, Fred Scoiield and
ltephen 0min. intrroptrsed with social
Wren. dnrlng which the visiting
firemen became better acquaintrd with
- each other andAhe bonds of friendship
between the dtdsrent departments were
, greatly strengthened.
Pro-ptlyat 10 o'clock Caterer Fred
Mahmoud thit dinner was ready
bthehallot the l’rice building. Br
curred by Chief Engineer Prowittnnd
the-whereof the City Council, the
nreemhlyproceeded tothe hall. where
theireyea rested upon two tables. or
tendingthe entire length of the room.
which were loaded down with good
thingsthatwonld excitetho appetite ot
lionestcritical epicure Mr. Austin's
urine talent was in evidence in the
menu, which was as follows:
Roast Turkey. liresning.
cm“ “.4. Potato Mind.
i’iohlod iterate.
Cold Monte. Bread.
Colon. Cake. Ice Cream.
Acting Mayor John A. Osborn eat at
the bend of the table and was toaetmsster
the occasion. Captain James B W
”I“ ‘ abort “MW“ welcome. served. and the prevailing sociability,
”l9” V“ followcdbynfew remnrhnby which was n prominent factor in the
”1.0m,who “W a” “”“k‘ 0' evening’s pleasure. was resumed. The
reached THE murmur. thorn three screw
propeller. now to counsel of construction
at Tompkins Cove, on tho Hudson river.
I'Alllllll SOCIABLB.
and which vvlll probobly he launched
about April 20, or hummer limo May 1.
WIN be pissed on the route, pmvidsd that
she pro-vcs muslitciory to tho New York
lev. nud Hull. 1!. Wnthlns Entertain the and N-Irwalk Steam!) ,1“ Company up ‘n
lambs" otternoe Church.
A large gathering of parishioners en-
joyed the hospitality of Rv-v and Mrs. S. boat will be ",9 npwmwy. She is
ll. Watkins. at Grace church rectory. about 125 not in lsnutb, and lamb. ii-
The BUGS“. “90" “1““ 3"" tel up very handsomely for pummgpm
val, were courteously received by the and ”will“ servant». .
rector and his charming wife, and a de-
lightful half hour was spent socially.
Then an “experience dollar meeting" b0“ for my, Norwnllr mum, both in
”W le- This partof “19ng W” speed and accommodutiom; it so the
under the direction of the woman‘s company will put I," on. and may even-
branch of the church Guild.
member. during the past few weeks, had The b0“ wdl be ready for business by
endeavored to earn the sum of $1.00 or the hm" part of May, or am late: than
over. to be appropriated toward the the middle of June
Each contribution wns ac-
companied bynletter, giving the "ex-
prrienccs" the donor encountered while
earning “‘6 desired sum. Which were A Definite Plan tor Phll dolphin Sub.
rend in the presence of the company. No
end of amusement was created by the
many funny incidents related. Thirty-
tive dollars were realized.
After the conclusion of the experiences
:1 brief programme was rendered. open-
ing with a ru-ital by Miss Grrttuds '
Lyons. entitled "Auxitaliens." composed psrtlnl .report was presented below the
by Owen Meredith. Miss Lyons was ac- Councils t‘ommttwe on WWW Tuwdlli'.
WW
'u then rendered by P. H. Dsstury, Ricardo editorial comments on the re»
of the aurpliced choir. Miss Lyons again
delighted the company with a humorous
recitation. "lmph-m," which concluded
a trial trip.
It is understood that Ilio sums of the
With new and improved machinery it
ipexpected that she will be a suitable
Every tunlly purcbnsc her.
SAND FILTRA’I ION.
mlttell by Engineer J. B. Ruler.
Joseph B. Rider. of Soth Norenlk,
wts employed as an expert by the
W ~mnn's Health Protective association,
of Pnllfldi‘lplllfl. to compuln some proc-
ticlcl figures as to the cost and utility of
filtration of that city's water supply. A
As the subject is one of lull-rust. to South
port:
“The first definite plan for a municipal
send filtration Water supply plant for
Philadelphia was submitted to the wit-
tor Committee of City Councils yester-
Light refreshments were generomly
“0 M '0 “’9 mil”! ”4 i“ Kunatrdepnrtrd.compllmenting Rsv. and
terms of the newly tnrnislud quarters o
the company. and said it was something
' for the SM “ll”? set before In. Watkins on their ability as enter-
He ”WWW!“ “’9 “W” tnining boat and hostess.
‘ port the excellent reorganization he had
enacted and the apparent interest shown
by the members in the company. Mr.
Osborn also spoke in complimentary
TWIN CITY FOLKS.
Mn nerd ‘I'ltnlr ll'rlendn.
George and Charles Wolcott are at
f
' ' ”a. 'b“ . body of enthusiaetic tending the wedding of their inothrr
I a could do.
‘5'. department nod MW “0”.“ the fire department in Springfield. Ma~s
would always have one. as the present Miss Anna Bush. of South 'lloin sin-«t
“Mme“ was more elfeclive than a
pniddepnrtment. The volunteer nugni- York city. returned home yesterday.
lire. Burr Krupp.
nations, he said. were n factor in the
social hie of the community.
Toastmaster Osborn then called upon
Representative l1 0, Kain. fucdiotlsly
remarking that he was now known as a
political corpse. but was en userdingly
lively one. itr. Kecler. in unwinding.
asidit could hardly beexpcctcd thnt it
dead man would be able to malts an ad-
drm He spoke upon the volunteer lire
department of the early days. In closing
he relerred again to [xviitlcaJnying it
was hard for one man to snthtfy every
body;thnt just nowhe was something
lite. flew ilavrn woman who wind in
the middle of the trolley car track loot
isgfor a car. like inquilvd of arms“
buy if he! could tell her where.- alio could
find one not”). told herlf she did not
jwtllpabn would he batted ofl the track
by one coming up behind her. lle ans
catching it in all directions. “nevus,
however. going to try and [disses the
majority oi the people. It was impre-
dbleto please everylmlyNas it stun not
human for everybody to tlunlr elite.
Brief remarks were then tmde by
Chef Engineernnher. offinuth Nornnlh.
and Chief Engineer i". ll. W-wler,ol
last .‘Corwaih. Chief Engineer l’rortitl.s
Well with n slum address upon the;
veiled Bopellorecontpnny to the Not-
wall department. lie jottiner Melted
lathe fire of May night. when the
mmwmasleepand horror-ed,
Upon Hope floeeeompany toners the{
II Ira. In closing he spoke at the
m existing among the depart.-
Id. dthntwincitier. CnptainCoa.
‘tfllesldthatdnringtheevenintthehad
resorted considerable pulse for resting
”Mu-parry what it was This.
fluid." all wrong; thepralaehe
len'dtotbemnn. ltwea their own
wwwhuathnd made the company.
thin-«hem made by Cnptnln
worrymffhnrninzen-Chiet Wehlemt
loath lorweln. First Assistant Ont-t
Mord,“ lonth Norwalhtfleennd As»
“‘ Chief MUG, of Booth list-
were; first Adela-t chief Smith. of
Ideals; captain letter. at the Fire
m Eddie-an. of Pioneer lines
no! talk any.” menu.
. , ‘ , m snare.» the
day bv Civil Eurimer J. B. Rider, of
Mr. Ryder's plan is not
more nlry spuculniion. but the sourd,
practicflrosult of thorough investiga-
tion. for which the citizens of the com-
(‘nngiessmsn Hill. of Norwalk. was it
visitor in the Senate clinmlwr yvutrrdoy.
‘nnhhflselng Union.
The Yacht Racing Union of
Hand Bound was formed at n tom-ting
held in the rooms of Ill" Sonwnnlinka
Yacht club, of Now York. Snvootwn
clubs worn [Pph'tll‘nwd at tho m~~-iing.
The object of the union is to promote
yucht racing on tho Sound, and tiny
recognized yacht club, in good standing,
lint-tog notation on Long Island flouod
or the waters tributnry then to, betmmn
lit-ll list! and Race Ruck, shull be slitti-
bhe to representation in the union.
c’uli admitted to the Union sholl oppotot
from Its tnvtnbvrs roprvnz-rtmivmto tho
it 4- Union, the ottanbrr of such ll 'il’i'ltl‘fl'
titii'retolm prrqmriionnto-to tlul fllllll'
hero! writ tlob's nwmlwrs. nod to lul
tlll'rmloml us fullltne; (loo tilprcsi'titth
tire for Mich 100 or frat-lion ol loll nit-m-
b-m provided. how-Nor. that on club
shall be entitled to mom thou llvo repnw
Representatives
ell-non. as far on may be practical. from
the race or regatta committees of the
club. Dates iur club reunites are to be
fludsothnt they will not conflict with residences! lit-v. C M. Bolloct,on East
each other.and it is expected that a com- avenue. lest evening. In the marriage of
plate schedule will be arranged before Edward C. Beetles. mm of the popular
Long
“the “pater Pollsfilll New a law.
111.30" not)...“ the 3...". on me Mamie Doxnn, n sister of the bride,
bill inrorporsting the Cmnsotlcot Luv WM bfldflmlllll. and John Hlllrr
and of“ Irv-til!!! q“ the WWW“ was the groom's best man. After the
feature at the Lrglelature yesterday.
Three hours were consumed in discus
glfl‘m measure gm] a... aspen, pur. High street, Norwsllt. whereashort rs
pears. worn ofths [canoe and the lull 05W” "I he‘ll Dill"! “'8 ovcnlnr
was passed with an amendment alvlnn Bernard “I"! PMMN ‘1' Beatles With
memooo . yup. mug...) "rum. an elegant rocker. a ttlft from the oili-
halt the lines received from convictions.
he linens also passed the hill creating ilany 0“"? WWII“ ltlftr *m received).
theater» pollen which will now gone “ll “l” "0M“! limit was most en-
themernor for signature. the Banana loyable.
the hill auntie: thalleh endgame mm. hour. your mat-ma has none.
W ““m “9.9““" In- Ihe'seatatamnasand williutllldawn.
”unwound
“.nygeennmn‘mmueh one goes
WWII“ tn I“
munity must thank the enterprising and
intelligent Woman's Health Pro-
PCNVQ association. City Coun-
cils have ’ , now a ground.
flan-wt I’ll-runs” About Nona“! P.0- work of facts ‘d‘lp in which to build ur-
gently and vitally nwdod legislation for
tho civic welfare. Enginwr Rider sm-
. phaticully indorsvs the sand ti-trsti'on
fl. {g'oudmmmgun lira. Carrie T. Wolcott. ‘0 “’9 CM“! 0' system. which has be» n so unmistakably
- tested and proved will dent. while be pro-
. lt‘ntn against the n'um pur tlottion pro-
who baa been visiting friends in New cons and the non if all vongulmts. As
for the matter of rxpensv. h- declare-s
of Washington that tin c )st of a municipal ndopti In of
strict has been entwrtaiuing Miss Elmua '1 "“‘Ch’lm'illl WHY”! Plan! Would in it.
Jourdan. of Brooklyn.
Miss Edna Ayres. of Stamford. is the
guest of Miss May Wood, of Stuart ave»
sol! be four lllll4‘ll 8'! great its that of tho
snud llltrntion system
‘ Economy on wall as oxp ricocthPrc»
fore, urges the st'csptnocu of mind iilirn-
thin for thl‘ ll‘le w or supply. Accord-
ing to Mr Rider's ll xhorr ugh pumping
siniton Osllma‘t'ii. o llitrtttion b. d of four
sort-n would audio» for tho» 20 000000
gallons r: quirml dull from that s nuco.
Tlll‘ t-ntlrn municipal t-omumpn‘on of
Qllllllllllmlllgnllors of donor would thus
Delft‘ntillmh' only luriy fll'l't'l'l of sand iilt.r
beds for tho noun» city. This r-xpwt
molten tho itstooishtog stilt-moot. in«
den], that if tit-so fl'lt’l’ buds should
lm locntmd in ”to run rvulrs which lllll
city now powwow llwrt- would be mow
thnn tail-c thr- twiwsory run!" it rosdy tit
lliitlll. llls t'ltlllllltll‘ fur llw ll. «rtlml’uiiull
En‘b bull is placed oi *‘JllJNlll nt lll" utmost.
with a minimum bid lor t'nmtto ~tlnn of
6100000 litlnliotml no not improlmllln
l‘lnn t-sliuntto'. li‘i "l‘hn lillt'orll” ilmlvt-
pistols it. in itnlrrv-mlo-ut of any tuning
by tho utiluzotinu of tho-mating row»
vuir spill -. ’l'llt- lnlnl l‘Xpl‘flll . in lhnolty
would ill. this ruin lm only 'tlll ut $l llilll
(Ion—no amount for lit'lllw tin- vnuoi- ox
'H'lltflllo'fi of tho mint songulnn ndvu-
shall ho notes of n mmll-rn rind humans water
supply system ”
"M .;;..;.1 midi. "' ”
A quiet wedding was stilt-mniznd at the
conductors of tho Norwnlh Street Bill-
wsy line. and tilts Birsh Dirm. tiles
ceremony the bridal couple wars driven
to their newly furnished apartments at ll
core and employee” of the company.
Hempmlsmmaad in then belted
We
”Momlmrlhhhwe. _
SOU'I‘H'NHHWALK. odds. THURSDAY. APRIL I8. 1395.
Councilman Boyer. Thenlosiugrsma‘rie NOHW‘LK’S NEW 80".
Other ofllcera present were Second-Ae-
POPULAB'AIUHO.IISNTS.
ln-n of the [Wrench llorwnlk
Fannie are Interested.
One of the we‘re at thoaeasonoocun
tomorrow night. at luaic Bnll. It is
tbh‘twolfth urinal exhibition and re-
crption of Prof. W. Gilbert Newell’a
classes in dancing. New and decidedly
pro tty featurea will he presented. These
recrutions are always delightful social
shirt and the exhibitions are always ex-
ceedingly enjoyable.
I‘hnlrcturo on ”l‘hs Land We Live"
by F L. Warns. L L B , Boston, Mass .
at Hoyt’s Tho-airs on Saturday—tbs date
bowing been changed to give the boys on
other day to sell tickets—is creating a
good deal of interest. Considerable
spcr‘ultitlbn is rife as to who will be the
successful school boy in the competition
for the dictionary. No such otter has
over belors liven made to the school
boys ln this vicinity, and we urge evuy
p‘ll'enl tointersst their children in this
plan. Tho humus of the boys compoting
will he published in tomorrow's SENTI
NEL Mr. Warns comes with the high-
est Commendations from press and pul.
pit. and we can assure our people that
there isa rare literary treat in store for
them. Tits mechanical devices used in
this lecture am said to be unsurpassed.
Thorn has not lyen given in the Nor-
wnlk'i this season, it concert which prom-
is 1s so much as the one announced to
ink.» place out Tuesday night in the
South N. rwslk Methodist church. Miss
Sherwood is always a welcome singer,
and Master Weber is a wonder in the
musical line Miss Jennings, of New
York, hasabeautiful voice, and her ex-
pression is said to be perfect Elocutlou-
ary selections will be rendered by hire.
'1‘. Vale Wood, a rscitationist of talent
and power. Mess-rs. Selleclt, tenor and
bdl’itlmEJWI“ br heard in solos and duets,
while the Nornalh talent is too well
known to need any comment. A delight-
ful music-«l ewnlng is promirel all who
nth owl. and the church should he crowd-
t'll l3. members and friends of the
Li ugue. Swain can be secured in advance
at l'iul-llt'li'ri and Gregory'stlius avoiding
whitliii; lit the doors L'slit-rs mill be in
attendance at on early hour and good
seats will be provided for all.
Rice's Big Sim-it company of thirty-
flvearttsts has just concluded a nine
weeke’ tour of Pennsylvania and has
modes wonderfull success everywhere
‘lhe York (Pa) Age says: "The Rice
Stock company opened n week’s engage-
ment at the Opera Br use last evening.
with a presentation of 'Burr Oars.’ and
when the curtain rolled up tor the first
not every seat was occupied, with hun-
dreds standing along the walls. It cer-
tainly must have been very gratifying to
Mr. Rice and his excrllent company to
receive such a royal wolcomo. The play
was excellently pnsentsd and that tho
nudlencs was pleased was attested by
the inquest and prolonged applause.
All the parts were well taken and it was
clearly shown that the company is a
meritorious one in every respect. A
numlmrof clover specialties vwrc intro-
duce-d during the progress of the play
and Worn hugely enjoyed. A most plea-l-
ing {nature of tho prrformsnt's was tho
superb mu-ic rumored by tho Mnrino
llsnd flff‘lltsll'd. The dwcriptive owr-
ture. ”A Dry ot the Circus.' as rendered
bv this orchestra. must be lmtrd to be
fully llppl‘l‘t‘ltitl'll" Tho Conipxmy will
op»n n woelt's ongogcmcut at lloyt's
Thentrc. m'xt nook.
North Center llnlmol Itemml.
In the grutntutr department of the
North L‘s-our school. during the torm of
“fit?“ wrote. Jr-nnin Dickson, Edun Tut-
tln and Wilbur Bylngton were pi-rilot in
ntwuoloocn. Willo- Rider. absent our-
lmlf do): Eva (In-gory} Moguls Roberts.
Eduml Qomlt. lilnmnf w dny. Then!
wore but nlootnvn lurtly innrlts during
tot- whole tt-rm. Those pi-rfvct in nttt-u-
lllllli‘ti for tho last four wcuks hm Ju-nuio
llwunm. Amt-Int holds, Horuli Fitch,
Eva (lropory, llrnten liolwria, Maggot
itolwriu. Hino 'l‘ntllo, Wilbur llyingtun,
Arthur l'lnrlt, l’-tvr ll‘oloy, llownrul
tin-gory. l‘llvnr ”ltVllllllll, llrnrsoh
Ktmpp. Edward Qlllt'k. Willil‘ Rilltlf.
Willnrd Wotmliury in tho prnnnry dil-
pnrtmcnt (lo-urns Knupp woe nlmrot but
non tlsy during tlto term. Thorn worn
llltyt-lght tnrdy merits in this depart
msut. thlriymino of them bring for null»
drop from one family. During the last
month Glnrn llylouton. (lsnnuie Cool.
inure. Tommy Fob-y. George Knapp. Ed“
wnrd linen". Arthur 0 none. John Parts,
Clayton Sanford were patient in atten-
dense. -
I...‘.:'..‘.’.‘..a..’..‘. "ratified.
At a mwtlngilf tho dologates of the
Grand 0 uncll of Connecticut Royal Ar-
cnnum. hold in Norwich, the following
omens were elected: Grand Regent.
0400th C. H. Prentlos, of Hartford;
grand tiles-regent, Henry (1 Painter. of
finmlngwu; and orator. [1. l’ Wel-
awe. of would: grand secretory. E.
I) Hathaway. of Milford: grand treasurer,
B 0. Bryant. of Waterbury: grand chap-
Iilo, It. B Du bnr. oi Torrlngton; grand
guide, Carlton BoadIt-y. of New Ba»
m; grand warden, l P ‘l‘ail, of Siam
rammed sentry. W. A P. Elatllald. of
Bridgeport; «new for three years, W.
(l. psesnpvrt. st llornleln retreats rep-
!”“Wu Dr. I“. ‘s In“. of
SAYS SHEWAS DECEWED
A BRIDE OF TWO WEEKS DESERTS
HER HUSBAND.
After a Quarrel With her Batter "all,
)In. Bertha Bnrcbnrd Holley anen n
Into Saying Ihn'Wna Inch Dlnnppolntnd
in Her Married Lila.
Assarcb is being instituted today for
Mrs Gsnrge D. McKay, formerlv Miss
B'riba Burchsrd, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs B Burchard, of Wilson Point, who
suddenly disappeared Tuosday night. and
whose movements since that time have
been shrouded in myslorv.
As reudrrs of THE n‘ENTlNiZL are aware,
llr. lift-Key and Miss Burchard went to
Port Chester, N. Y., Wednesday, April
3d. and were unitld in marriage by Rev
Mr Timpkins. Shortly afterward they
went to livn at the residence of ChiI‘ll‘il
Lowndrs. Main street. R twaytou. and it
was suppoaed were livmg happily to
gether
The story goes that on Tuesday they
bad a dispute over the attentions a
prdmincnt Norwallr man bestowed upon
lire. MtKay since her running“, which
led to her leaving the house. It is said,
also, that she left a note for her husband,
in which she stated that she was much
disappointed in her married life, and
that he had basely deceived her.
Mrs. McKay has not returntd to her
parents' home, and they are as much con-
cerned over her disappearance and as in—
terested in locating her as any one.
It was stated this morning that Mrs-
McKay told a close friend. that she ex-
pected to board with Mr. and Mrs. J.
Edward Vincent.
NEWS 0|" THE NoltWALKFl.
Rev. A S. Knvanagh, of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, will preach
n series of Sunday night sermons on
“Your Remarkable. Rims." His suhjsct
April ‘28 Will be “The Bramble Kingzur,
aSsmp's Modern Politician." May 5,
"The King of Magic; or, Religious 'l‘om-
foolery " On May 1‘), the celebration of
the sixth anniverssry of the Epworth
League Will take place. May 19, "The
King of Salem; or. (ireitncss in Spiro of
Environs " May 56', “The King in His
Bsiuty "
The value of Tim SENTISEL as an ad.
vsrtlsing medium is egain demonstrated.
Yesterday Thomse- King advertised for
a lost watch, and two hours after the
paper was on the streets it was returned
to him by Doniel Naylon. who found it
in front of the Holmes. K.:eler & _Selleclt
company's store~_w _
The police were called down Harbor
avenue last nightmqusll a disturbance
at Hugh Marron’s. When they arrived
all was quiet. Thurs was another dis-
turbance near Elbert VunBurso’s. but
the nib-odors had vanished before the
police arrived.
Mayor Clsrlt, of Bridgt‘plrt. orders
thatnprriiiitbogrunte;-d for Btl’l‘lllfll d:
Built-3‘s circus to exhibit in that coy
Memorial Day. The permit had been
rz-fuscd oovlvr tho pres: ding fl‘lmlnlnll’u—
ti ms at the tiigsnt riquest of iirnnd
Army men.
M. H. Parsons. of thi- liroohsids Form.
yesterday sold a span of horses to Dr. 1..
N. l‘tilnnvy. ands pair or cmch how a
to New York penile. lie to offering n
lino class of horse-s for all purposes.
Mini Flonlncs Flu-h, of Mvrwiu Fift‘r’l,
will t'nlvrlhiu tho l‘IpWHI’lh lnzlxlle of
the Nurwalk Millimlist t‘liurt'lr, tumor.
row night.
The plans for tho bind Ni'lllll soon to
beer-civil on Tim ilm'o by tho «my oi
Norwuilt, ow l'Xt'IJt‘lllllKly nvnt nod lll
truciivc.
llonmn ll Hudson, of lefi‘llllt, owl
fill-s Minnie ll. llyvr. of Nov York city .
worn tuurtn-d ill. llw Inulc'o lioiiu- loot
lllxltl.
Mrs 'l‘. (hull-w. of llri 3.71pm.. olw
Mrs J. Homplu, of N lf'vll'll, urn risotto:
Mr. nod Mrs. Alivmudvr ii-ltip'.o,..f W. »-l.
avotuin.
Julio lloglm. of Halo siruot. Normals,
ls llllllli-‘Il up, trying to gut tlu' best of on
Midst of rheumatism.
l’rnf. [fail gevs rt vory clover exhibi-
tion of fancy billiards, til. the Norwnlh
club parlors, lest night
Chief of Polico llradlr-y is taking a day
oil today. Olllccr llorehonas ls relieving
him.
The mesons began work, yesterday.
laying brink on the east-bound depot.
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Washington Lodge. oi Cranbury, will
hold a sociable tonight.
Illsa Louise Cnrtlr, of Union Park. is
lllck.
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St. John’s Lodge. F. and A. I., will
meet: the Central Labor Union met;
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meeting of Kuwait: division. AncientE
0 nine of Hibernian.
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mun.-......'...i.;. an. wot.-
ly reierred to the as an mettle. Oint-
harlyulhe said you didn't know any.
"I'WO CENTa ‘ ‘
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sentinel. rinses. J
11.. um. Pnrialnrr mm out um
Arr-ul- ‘flu Ive-lee sentinel sense
this Heading. changing Dally.
esssrmnisst BASQUE.
HINTS BY MAY memos.
Dcsd leaf brown satin faced cloth,in
hers artistically combined with rich,
creamy point—ds-venise lace over green
satin, the bretslles, collar and folds on,
the lower edge of basque being of green
velvet.
The simple adjustment is glove-fitting,
the usual double bust darts, side and
under arm gorse, with the well curved
back portion, accomplishing charming
results. The closing is in center front
under the V-sbaped vest, the vest with
bretelles beingyscwed to the right front,
and hooked in'visibly on to the left. The
full gigot sleeves droop in fnahionnble
mode to the elbow, the lower portion
fitting the arm closely.
Various combinations can be stylishly
effected by the mode, which can be
elaborated upon,or made up uplainly
as desired.
Ceron, talietn, cashmere, nrmure,
covert cloth. cheviot, tweed, English .
whipcord and twill, or any scnsonnhle
Vul’ll‘ty of sillr or woolen fabric will
make up handsomely by the mode Gor-
nitursof gimp, galloon. braid or pat-se-
mt’ntwrio can be adds-.1 when the bisque
is made from one material. .
Pattern 6329 is cut in five siz=e. viz:—
32, 34, 36. 38 and 40 inches bust meteors.
The retail price of patent is 25 c are.
leullfy of material 44 inches wide:
For small siz»,32 inches bust mens-
urs. 3 yards
For medium size, 36 incha bunt mena-
nrv, 3% yards.
For Inigo sin. 40 lnchrn mm
3! yards. ,
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“Eli“ BEITIIEI.
Pattern Coupon.
(‘nt this out. fill in your namennd Iddrnl.
and mall or that: in
Slurtevanis Bargain House.
NAME
ADDRESS
permit); x... usco BUST,,..._.,...-...IN
This t‘llllpnn and 1:: Ms. will secure abovw
pnnwn iii ‘il':rln-Venl'~. North Main and
Ann .‘H‘l‘t'la South N-ItW’ll‘
'l'lll'l Bli‘l'l‘ld'l FANCY.
his Remarkable Drve-lnpmalt II the
Last Thrue Mottthl.
The growing popularity of bicycllng
:lmnmr! tom and woown who formerly
rognrdml “whmlmen” us out groom's,
isnow educators to be considrrwl the
(‘rnzwi i the, hour. and runny predict for
lili- 0 Kl‘l’l'lrlf! it “I‘ll plrtco in popular pg.
imam. lultlr- mm» than half a dozen
yours ago such a thing on bicycle tench-
int: was twructim'ly unknown, and lost
your there With no schools hero for
tuovliiot: tho on of riding gracefully.
Now lllr'l‘ u-ll rilltl’:llillll'tl academics
mum o ll "ti-lung evtnlitinn ill-d two
mim- nrr to fi.‘ ml in! in it Illnrl. limo. A
di'llf'f in n «tourism machine said today
that his l‘lllllp'l'lv bad :4 H in mi "n hm In”
woluo i! .. In»? How months than tlur~
m; u... pfl’t‘l‘llll=l.: (to yours.
Tu lmii‘u l i ll lv- Mm l‘. “mu thrill! f0
”\‘t'k'llmiiirl ll?" gutwnlly fl'llillfl'l. in
live l4 Mona it fair lll'l only til thi‘ wheel
ls ullorntttiul m lttnal. cases. [t he.
qonotly lmpom that n young woman
plums to ruin morn quickly thsnn man.
“This is no.” mo] «inn manger. "broom
tho womoo olwuya frrtnltly tclrnowlwlga
tbtt they ltmrw nothing about riding:
while a than 'anme he knows how.”
(if contra tho humorous spectacles: at
the sondunlvs nro many. Alreqoently
Pen character is the m .thcr who per“.
in being near her (laughter while the
latter is learning. who is nftnld every
minute that her child will fall.“ in»
dlgunotly objects iotlte attendant pet»
ting his hand mount the girl’s bash h
steady the wheel. Then the“ ion rm
men in the class who wishes, battle. he
has quite learned to ride. to heralds
by side with a favorite companion. no It.
would were both on horseback. 'l‘hls
urn-lily invent disaster for him and tan
tor the apt-claims.
Thu approach of line spring weather
menus lessened altandannnntths acade-
mies and an increase in the number of
city cottntry rider's. A WW
unset: m pate the sunrise of rain.
women andchildren who will ride bl-
eyeiee this series in lord-alt at M.
til“
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