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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 5, 1897 · page 3

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’rwe minaret! and Fifty connecticut
Budaavorere Already Med for!
the Big Convention inOnlifor-

‘ niain July.

The Connecticut Chrietlau Endeavor
party to California new numbers 250.
They will bravo Springfield, Tueedey.
June 29, at it p. 111.. over the Button and
Albany railroad. Wednesday morning
there will be a short stop at Niagara
Falls. Chicago will be reached Wednee.
day tvcninp,’ and Denver Friday
morning. litre the Endeavorere
of the city will show the party the
rights. upecial trolley cars being used

for the purpose. There will be also an ‘

opportunity fora ride by special train
over the celebrated Georgetown Loop
and through the famous mining region
and rugged mountain wenery of Clear
Creek Canon. Colorado Springs, Mani-
tou and the majestic Pike's Peak will be
visited. and those who desire will take
a drive through the tlarden of the Goon
The party expects to reach Salt Lake
City Saturday afternoon and spend
name time at a noted beach on Salt
Lake. Several slate delegations willbe
in the city over Sunday and quite an
elaborate programme has been prepared
for the day.

Tuesday morning, July 6, the party
is duetn'b‘nnFraneisco. Its headquar-
erlt will be the lt'airmount Hotel, in Mar-
ket street, only three blcieke from the
Convention Hall. During the eight or
nine days that the party shall remain in
the city there will be ample time to
make severaldoelightfnl side trips, one
of which will he to Southern (Juli
(brain.

The return will lc via the scenic Mt.
Shasta route to Portland. Here the
party stops fora few hours to see the
city. Stops will also be made at Tacoma
and there will be a ride to Seattle by
boat. At Spokane tho‘Connecticut poop].-
are to beentertained by the Endeavorero
About noon on Saturday the party will
enter Yellowstone National Park. The
plan istoremain here almost a week. '
Sunday, July 25. will be spent in Min-
noapoliu,and on Tuesday evening tho
party will be at home again. having
been gone exactly four weeks.

The hDnnbtu'y Jacks" in Custody.

Complaint was made to the police to-
day about Mr. and Mrs. "llnnbury
.lnolt," who, for the past- few days, have
been canning the rel-lidonts of vamtts
no little annoyance. l’Olit'emnn Knuth
found them and another woman thi.»
Inornipgin that vicinity under the in.
Monroe of limior. The patrol wagon
was called out and the trio were remov-
ed to tho lmzk-np. Jack and his wife
have bum out of jail only a short time.
't‘hey had a pint of whirltoy whm or-
rextml.»Stumford Advocate.

State G. A. R. Appointments.

G. l). Bartendepertmont ooimmmdvr
of the Connecticut (3. A, it. has our
nuanced the following: stall appoint
meats: Department lllf-‘promr. Jttlllla
C. Twitcbell. Moriden; judge n-hwmt».
William E. Simondn. Hartford, i'lmf
mastering oilioer. Theodore A Sane.
Middlclowu; nonlet- uideov—mmp. A. S
Chicken-mg. l'utnnm.

Veteran Korean to Moat.

The lhuiuoctu-nt Mon mic Veteran nfino
elation will hold itn twontyww-nlh in.
union at St. John's llapmt «bun-b.
Anuonin. on 'l‘humlny, June '31, boom
ulna at H a. m. ll ht (”nu-«ted that thin
toot-tiny: will have an nnunozdl‘y laryn-
attendance. ‘ , ,

(Kitty (lulu Thorn.

The llgbt mor the o'n :tlnn of n lwlwv
captain of ltntlmry. which but tau-n in
program! for tho but four wc-«ltu, baa
been settled by llmolm-tiun of Edward
(llnty. _

The llrlltlttl lion “7.

Mr. It. ll. (lreevc, nmrobant. of Ubil-
howl". Va. t'oltil’hm ”int he hull mule
mnmuiotl. won uwou up to die. nought
all medical trmmuout that moth-y mm d
pm'nnn tried all «numb rmumllo-u ho
ondd hum-of. but not no relief; nlmut
runny ulubtuuittinu up in aobnlnwan in‘
“bowl to try lit. “in.“ New lllmvovory,
nod mu cumd by mm of tmvbottlea. For

three yearn llM been uttmulum to
mum and myu Ilr. Kiowa New illu-
mmr l- the whim moody over mule.
an it. as done an reach for him and aim
for abominable maternally. m. Kin 'u
New llimwory bl guaranteed humour us.
mldl and mmunmption. It don't fall,
Trial luttlea free at It. ll.l’ldltod'n drug
can. heath ”malls.

M’lt urging 1M,“ nut .1:th
’e w mm or uni-om .
mwmldrmmnmu‘d it and do
e Mtpmnit the dealer to tell you mum
an to. llavrlll not claim than in
an “my. bet 11:3: who“? no?»
umptull is "null! no
to he juflmmagd. You run Dr.
Kinds llm lumen Mew you know
telnet-ale and reliable-ind tram»
u‘mfimmmoQ‘ZWo'fii
‘ I
or” ' Mmlwundlnam.

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all annihil- council;

' Believe

m doing what in
say and it My what
we do. ' hut’r why
we eel you “to come
back and get your

 

 
 

 

money when win!
you “hay Isn't what I
you though! it was. A satisfied customer makes a

clearly customer. ‘

Prices doubt/utility up Is the motto In sum. The
810 land for than are the 312 quality of a year ago.
Business conditions compel close margins-mend
you're the gamer.

Most/y plaids. Scotch, m browns and ohms, In cutaway
sucks. They're lined for wear and put together to
stay together. Colors are fade/ass.

Straw he! have finds us ready to 89"er you with fhe
best m straw at Helys' Corner.

We Sell 'p MElGS&(O.

Golf Suds.‘

gyc’;.s""sv BRIDGEPOBT. CONN
éazsmgs, ' Open Meade}. Friday and I
Shuts, Saturday Benin 3.

3 Caps.

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Qomc people have thought in ages

gone by

A gasoline st we an unsafe thing to
buy;

~‘uch unions as these are past all
endurance.

Forthcrc is a safe stove and it is
call d the ‘ Insurance."

And this is thcstory lhc“lnsumnc::"
will it”,

No bother of flooding, no smoke,

no smell;

solely, Convenience,

meals, and well done,

There is no stove can beat it made
under the sun.

For quit: k

 

Some dealers think more rt what they can mane,

So be careful inibnying and "1:1th no mistake.

lint ask for the Rich: that hm. mind every test;

The ‘ Insurance" today and lul‘CVt‘l‘ the best.

in... will make a misrakc if you buy a gaslllinc stove,
without that investigating the Insurance.

NASH& VANSCOY,

Cor. I. Iain and West Streets

 

Daily Direct Freight Line
NEW YORK, 50831:;ELORWALK AND
NORWALK.

 

Till“. PROPBLLERS

CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN,

Will leave Pier 23. E. R. liceltman street. New Yorkjat 5 p. to.
Leave Normdk, 5 p. or; South Norwallt 6 p. m. Freight received from
7 a. m. to 5 p. m. l'pon apple-anion to agents the City of Norwall
l-lngbe and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.

All persons are lltl'httl trusting any of the employees of the boat: at
this line on account of the owner: thereof.

CHILDREN’S "
sun‘s:

 

wi‘hat were sold from $5 to $12;

we are going to clone at

$2, $2.50 and $3.

Connietlng of the
Finest Pattern Wet-studs.
Bennookbum Chariots.
clay Dluonels,£to.

Made in the but etyle and man-
ner. ltie an opportunity that
parental ahonld look into.

The W.A.BENED|OT 00.

 

mum». rum. man
mama-lat. ,

, Solomon, Gena.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

_ didn't run aura tor-om m '

Malamute hm! WM!»-
1 conned we Welt collie. is dead.

Old lieu.
Thataimple-wmfince will cause runny
a regret.“ thousands of hearts. even
if no; warmly I (log. any: the Chi-
cegn lnter~0eepm

lie wan better Jinown than then-
made armen who think lllt‘mlwl‘l‘el
eminent. He once nlept in -‘“'llllll90|’
Castle. comm vetted by Queen Vic-
toria. The Prince or Wales offered

. $5.000 for him otter witnoeeing his

marvelous trhrhu.

lle has. been to almost every torclzn
court, and lull! received the attention
or high dignitaries in this and other
land». . President Cleveland nurtured
bin about! wet in the White ileum.

The dog was' never on publleexhlbl'
tion. but want the traveling conumnlon
of bio owner. who tool: supremo do
light in ahowlng‘the animal to his
friends.

The dog could selectmny card in the
duck when told. and if it was not
there a whine would follow. Ill-could
distinguish lwtwen mhvro as well an a
human being. More wonderful than
all. be muld count money. make the
prom-r change to an exact rent. it told
to bring Sills“ or any sum from 1-.)er
of various denominations, he would do
so without a mistake. '

When told to walk like a baby. he
would vim-p alum: the door and imitate
a child to perfection. He could pru-
tend be was lame and walk nnmt plti~
nbly. lloz would also wash his feet.
or any mu,- t‘oot an din-Mod. No Would
bring any object that ho- vouhl carry
“hon aunt after it.
[ii-Nun's full name, he never forgot it.
but would always deliver a letter or
[mi-huge to thalt wry lndlv‘ldnal at any
plum- be had ever visited. lloz hrs of-
ten been in {mil-ago.

When he was uurt' taken to a plat“
be always rune-minimal it and would
return to it if sent on no vrmml. Many
perennial who burl: t'l'nsst‘tl the son on
the scum- l’t-ssv! as tho tint: “ill won"
his Wontlt'l‘l'lll feats perform. d on
tlm'k for the bottom of tho wulox'v' l'u-
lief fund. )lr.‘llurrls bull uni-r: ro.
font-d $10,000 for tho truly Wonderful
animal.

 

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From royalty downwards the doll
lwvllph‘n no innmrtnnt plum- in I‘Vt‘l')‘
lllll'fil'l‘)’, and lmantu a worldwide
rhzmu. It is inn-resting to h-urn :1 lit-
th- about the. various stages through
width the fufivlnzitiny; toy missus rm
it is transmitted to the- bands of Hill.
hood. .Sottm’iwr: in u grunt Bull of
the doll industry. and bingo furtorioa
almond there, although much of 1h.-
Wcu'l; i-z llmllt‘ by own and “mu -n it:
their own honu-s‘. Mil-h us. for influumn
making up and mulling: the bodies of
tlu- dolls and tlh‘esillu tluun. r‘wvvml
kinds of mumriul are need for tho
bodirs- pnpivt; macho. lvntlwr anal
lim-u «the bitter nothing lb.- tinml
win-nouns. II is railin- numbing to
burn tlmt tilt; nurturiul of width "dull
nristm-rloy" is made is rt‘Lf-‘ll'tll’ll in
dolHand in the some light my "him-
luloml" is with us. The "upper llllllllll'
doll has its arms and bus
M'f'I'H't‘Il on In lln- body. limit :;
Milo-n blob is easily rl-plnrwl by :l
~‘olllul nlw: llw t'ltrtllw tlull is swurml
nu rely \\ ill; glam.

livery limb in mode in two pom.
“1.1.1. on- prl-mml in iron nmnldeu-l
llnu tilted logy-liter. .\ lit-«h lint in
:Illvlml, nulls :iru pniutml on. and :t
rout of t‘llullll'l lllzllu't-l llh- (loll unsh-
:lltlt'. 'l’lu- rye» ttulltt' from lam-who.
win l‘I' thorn :tn- klnis‘ works. and th- V
:m- title-d in \rilh planer nl‘ l'm'ln. .1
b-ml Wright brim: runployml with on»
that olu-It :llul shill. 'l‘ltl' nixed-cl rnib‘
‘till'l’t'lillll (lull lei frvqtll'ltll)‘ t‘ngtlu'ul
“lib not, which ulvw but“ u monol-
lish air. and if ab.» trill.» slu- l~ prw
vhb ll with n liltlr- pull” of hull-M s. .\t'-
tor the bmr. uhluh. by the by, comma
to Ill I-Ztnzluml ii lilo-d, .tt rm ham ”to
lint-mm; lulll‘ltt'N from "w bnir tll'l-tirl-
or of puppet land. and thou oya- lllsln‘d
:m- [mintul by nimldr-tingo-n-d girl-l.
.‘It’ll t'lllt'll)’ iliillw lilo lltlllll'!‘ tll' Illu-
dolln and lb.- \hrlllt'll ill-nos Ilium. “’ul‘k
lwulllnlnu :ll 7 o'vle-l‘. ill the morning
and dubbing m .N in ”to rh'llllltl. l'lul
ttllvlpbln ln-duI-r.

 

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A “mule llcmlmler.

Mr. Rpriwinn luvlltlyl My dear. u
llonton man we» nlml m by a burglar
and him it!» no“ saved by a button
uhh-h tho- Itllllvl mmk.

Mn. Npriunhm M'vll. whm oi it?

Mr. Hprtaulnu uncoklyi Nolhlnu:
only tho» llllilulltt must hnvl- been on. -
Ihmlult 'l'rttt’t'llt'l‘.

Itortluultarnl.
"Let me aw." IIIHMWI the sporting m|~
ltor: "“‘llill in an involution!"
"An involution" replied the "grind“
lurul mlttor. “in an mm plnut.” ~t'hl-
vauo 'l‘ribnne.

.. WM...M- w. .

TO HAVE BEEN LOST.

THEV BEEMiD

 

chilly misting terrible mprrmm)
«And the refine that e phuol to me
head “I new ll, 1 didn't give him my
math he'd blow the tuning out.

I“ “Wont "it a 5", “ll,

 

Win-n ouw told a,

marine a macro ._ at enact
the world on tut conic! alt WM)“:
pouterpnn, lad yet it is It l'tlt't. Then
in a certain man out Went, according
to the St. Louis Republican, who wll
do this for auroue who will send bin
an order, whether it comes from Eng
land. china. or any other foreign count
try. and he says:

“I have frenntmt demands from at
parts of the world. You are, l semi
these queens as follows: You will no
tire that there are two little. circular
comperttueate in this royal carriage:
and he produced a little wooden box
“one in which the queen is kept. and
the other for her unite; the little plug
in the comm of the box is solidified
candied honey, which will furnish food
to the retail party until they arrive at
their destination.

"The compartments are covered with
a fine wire mum: to prevent the enema
of tho lnaectn.

"This large one in the first compart»
turn. the one, with the delicately
nhupml long body and lwantlful mark
inns. h: an italian queen bee. and oh.
invaluod or all". 1 have queens valued
all the way from $2 to $25.

"The others, in the second compart-
ment. nri- the suite. or worker been.
that will accompany her on the trly;
not only for colupauy. but aim» for the
hunt they will produce to keep ln-t
Nnvfcrtnblv on the stormy voyage
over the great cold sum. ,

".Ulvr “'1' "hurt- llw been safely
slowwl in their proper compartments.
u'o switu-b the little lid around and
fusion it with a tiny sun-w at thr.
ends, and on its top surface the ad
dress of the consignee is written. the
atrium is aimed. :qu away goes but
majesty. a queen sold into slavery for
tho tritiins: sum of $ltl. and sent to
her destination on a ton-cunt stump.

futon-rs now who how not a snbatan-
tlul apiury and ivho do not not it band-

thc bum: yield. and besides the farmer
there are thouwands of gentlemen and
ladies him are npiarists purely from
the fasdnntion thu- bobby ah’ord:‘."~-
llnrpr-r's llound 'l‘nblu
Hakim" “other and Baby,

"Tho I'Hkllllus aru- vvry fond of their
children. ‘l'bvro um seldom many of
tin-tn in u'lza- family, and tliofit‘ that am
are wry wvll takm intro of. :m-ord.
ing to no lisliimo‘s notion, which. of
course. quite tits on Eskimo baby,
They cry wry little. and lie around
and soul; blnblwr with great «minut-
nu-ul all day long. Sutmvtimos a wry
frnd motiwr will lllllkt' for her baby
:1 llllt'l'l‘ him] of valid)“.

There is a curtain bird which the
men shoot whom-rm- vhvy goth chum-o,
and which has bright ml foot. The
lllulllr'l' oill cunoll tin-w I’m-l. and
draw out Ilm bones. and. by blowing:
llllll llu‘ Skill. lltllnlt‘ ii to llfl llllltusl
vnpnrily. 'l'lwn shu will fill lln- Iitlh)
l‘o'nl cm:- with nun-mun and tie it up
lul‘ an extra good mil to her baby. .

’I‘ho yulltmslvl‘fl lilo- thlo run-or candy

 

.wumw, \vhirlt. to bo
T hull MI ply-Hy to look :ll.

\\‘iwu :sz li-ékiluo baby lib-4. his
'leth-r and lllulllo-l‘ grim.» UVt'!‘ him
Hi} iinl't'h‘l}, Hllo‘ .‘l'l‘lll' ll‘th‘llI‘l’
tolls of n Inolhvr who brought her
u-bild with ln-r ln lb:- l‘uitml States.
It div-I on tln- \'n}'lt;.’". and tho motto-r
mm tannins. lull-i for lllul‘t- than it day
:tl'h-runx'd. 'l'lu- baby was buried in
u little Now England wowtc-ry. and.
:u-u-urdlug m l2~knou custom, his play-
”not” now laid on tho gi'zu‘v. Among
ullmr thinux lbrn- WIN a hub- pull
uhirh a sailor bud [rive-u tln- rhild. and
mum naughty Imb- .\Illvl‘it':lll Moh- it
from llw grow. The iuollwr was in
roll-mlfllvll'.

sure. :Il't‘ not

”Wm... ,
Ill-touching l'mu-Ila.

'l‘lu- foluwiut: swab- ulll be found of
drum to any one u-sint: a cultural
llllll who wi~b In order retouching
[will lie and :m- not lntnlllztt' with tho
difl’vlvnl urmh's: ‘
lllllllllltl liixtrn bard.

llllllll Very hard.
llllll \‘u-ry hard.
llvll IInnh-r.
ll llnrd.
l‘ Medium.
llll Hard and ”NPR.
ll Holt and blnl-k.
llll Holt and wry bloc-ll.
llllll Very mn mid wry black.
llllllll \‘ot'y Hol'lmulvxlt'ubbwlt.
lllllllltllt l‘lvtruwrittudoxtrubbu‘lt.
l-‘our lwlwllu all! be all that are
tun-«marry. nod moat of the work can
b.- dom- with two. A hard pom-ll. a
uu-dlum. mo. llllil unit and very black
ulll answer all purpmn-u. 'I'lwm- pun
I'll“ Hm lilo. Melt. ext-opt for the ox-
lrn no" mud him-k. the three nrtultm of
very m“ and black comm: llh'. vault.
wlltll‘m't'h llound Table.

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'l‘o maln- tho shadow ph'mn' an rip
v. wish-d. ohm- om- haud on top of the
oh”. and throw a handkerchief over
:ho wt'hél. Let the thud linger of the
blow hand haw down for the trunk.
which can he “owed buck and forth.

"Why hi it crumbly echuolhoy like a
typewriter?" bounce you tum to
t men We; to m but well."

 

"lbw-vulture has grown so rapidly in 3
the- l'niro-d States that there are l'e-w ’

some income each year from tho lmuey '

. as well 3* our t'lllldl’l‘ll like n-bm-olate'

 
 
 
 

We have made sweeping rel:
all departments.

Trimmed and “Untrimmcd Ilats, Finite
Ribbons and all sorts ot‘materiais at u gr-
ing out prices. ' ‘ W '

We have a few odd garments incur cloak "
room which are selling at greatly redhead
prices. Give us a call. 7 I

H.KRIEGER,Mahackemoflotel

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No one need go to Europe for a
watch. The best are made right here
in America by the American Walthttttl
Watch Company. Two watch mave-
ments particularly recommendct‘lr—
“Riverside” and “Roy. 1.” Can .' ‘
found in g0hl,silvcr and gold
cases at -

A. W. Austin’s. 39 Wall Street. More:

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' 4' :- -uoyrv r‘:,:’,l ‘9‘
The beat of lard II I"

Physicians know that refined vegetable oil.
must be more wholesome than hog-fat--
they cndorsc Cottolene. Cooking author-
ities know that the best results could never,
in: pimihlc with the use of lard—they use

BOTTOLENE

Ubscrving housewives have discovered that
it requires loan Cottolcnc to produce
better results than lord or butter—they use.
Cottelene.

'l‘houvnnim- l'ottolcrm 11 cell everywhere In one to
Ion p-mud tine. mlh our trmlo-qnurh»"tbll-dmt"nnd
It.” " .’.m.l m r Jinn-plant n rmlh «Ill H! n.
honourable-1t lit-obi In nnv ottwr My. Mada-only by

THE N. It. FAIICBLXK I‘IDMI'AN".
('hh‘ugo. FL with. Sony York; ”bull-fl.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

STOP!

The next time you nee at Syracuse rider. ask him what he think: 0! Illa Illa“: ‘
give'bim a chance to h-ll you. and then, if the rmzotmnendatiou of one who have
has any weight. with you, no to Richardson's, ill North Main atroel». 8mm! M
walk. and buy one. You will have the company of tomato Crimson Rim M
Don‘t forget that you can hire a wheel. have one repaired. or buy I [006 M
band wheel at the seine place. I . W

* REMEMBER THIS.
if you buy acumen or any photo I'-
plimi before you nee our- you new:
iltlslftko. a... the n. AJEobI ea in
I‘wplnt' .Iilhll. fllltl you will m , fl
how they make it for the price. 0n. V
uupplien an» wold at N. Y. prion. w i
L'illllil in mound-band camera. '

we. mannered. A ' _

 
 
 

Ill N. Main Htroet.

v... to... or... a

Bicycle! ,
Il' aspiring to the bighcatty
limitless (fflllStl‘llcllflll, bout pe
torialfiniehod workmanehl j;
will find them eliubodied
superb, easy running

WOLFE—AMERICAN.
leer-o at Hoyt,

 

 
 

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