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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 24, 1901 · page 4

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tr ngtbens «the inns

the chest. and
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t 0 open air an- 1 “
dvautagéous Cir-1

0110' IS a pleas’mg rec-

o Soweto proper»:

, motility evidence to show
. 11 of the canteen,
limited sale of beer, etc,

It a bad thing both for dis~
{and 1:011111‘131‘111100. It will

11 surprising if Congress re-
s 115 recon action in this
in the face of the object
its verywhere presented that
a movement, how-

11011 1.1 cologne
ling it, bellev us it stays in

1-1gicens in the natural linen

’etripes are used for
, entire genius.‘

to wear with a

1 lot of the toulard.
enthroi‘dered batIstes are
enou to please those Who.
1 , most exclusive In their dreés.
: nty tintsépink, blue. corn. etc.‘,
Illa

. = 1, curing the graceful ilare
iii Is even tor gowns of very
tutorials. And how pretty; they
the thin wean Wig and
' silks when the haul! 113,03

edii‘tsaheading. ‘ a
striped silk gingham: are
past popular of the 11’s
: I‘re pawns. There are so
olors and patterns hat nearly
,one 01111111111111 somet 11} t9; linit
1,ndividualtabte. ‘

l ‘l David. Joseph Weller.

tot; except that

‘ u 1 The tuition
democrats. accordion“ to‘
and the lamps are heuuti

owing about thorn. These thins:
[ten purchased simply bacon”
tire displayed on the counters
a low prIce marked on them, and
111 until attractive bottles and
I, Is the law who can pay $1.00
{I but every wanton
11 ul and II‘ nod to
. e attfimpt. even it she iii culls.
.. (use interior materials.
meet in favor of wool bath
h‘lldren rather, than those
hair Is that children gen:
1 :spt to let it no known it
or , tIle chilRy 1011‘ .. 0
Hidden ‘0! bet 0111111011 III
1110 and so clothing that will
on againsitoo sudden

‘- moist rucces'

of the some. Such

Song, Parka.

DIRECTORS:

John H Ferris Henry‘seymour

John H Knapp Christian Sworn

John H. tight 5‘. Himaltmwson

dooll‘h R.‘ Mervin some Brummm
.11. We see Mervin

Wis'tollomd.

DELIGHTFUL MUSIGAIIE.
' I .p—I—n—
Given by PupiIe or s. M. w. are“. at
III': Studio.

The [allowing from the Bridgepmt
Telegram- Union will he read with In-
torest hy the many Iriende ‘01 Miss
Clara Ainsw01'th,oiEastNorwaik,anii
Miss Nu! Inn Shorter, of Rowayton, Who
participatedz-
«» The 11179110 or:

 

sisted‘ 11y tile penis or R M. 801111:
voc‘ei culture: 1 1111's In, every way II

111 1111111.. 80111 instruc
tors and pupils are to “he congratu.

1‘ "Med 0n the high class at work done

in the ,ery creditable performance
execution and
method 118 displayed last night shows
years 01' cm‘eiul study and prnctice
by pupils and painstaking instruction
by the teachers. Those taking part
were the Misses Ainsworth, May
Smith. Mabel Greenwood, Mabel
Tolles. Jennie Callahan. Bessie Fin-
kle. Marie Hoe, Norma Sherer, piano,
and Miss Collie Smith, Messrs. Moul-
throp, Weller, Morris and McNortou.
voice. The program‘- ".wn’s as follows:
Duett Peer Gynt Suite, Grieg. (a)
Mess Ted, (-0) Anitru's Tana, Misses
.1. 83... 11. .1

(a) e. o a“; aren-
“hello. Thomwmlu W310

Song, To be Nee 11811111101101): L.
n. MoulthrOpe.

Polka ‘de Concert,,:,.BIyrtlett. Miss

Mabel Greenwood.
Au Printemps, Gounod-Kline. Miss

Mabel Toilet;

Impr‘olnptu, buyback Miss» Jennie
Miss Collie

It“. Callahan.

Solis. ‘ Selected,

Smith.
Lo Ilernler Sourire, .Wollenhuupt.
Winds.

Polacca Brilliant. WeberpMise Mario

.1.

~ Miss Bessie Winkle,

Song. The «King 1111,1115“:

By Mhonlight, sonnet. ,Mles Norma
‘ Sharer *

Amphlon .1"... tette.mve'e .Oldibweet
es 111‘s M Iris, Moui
thropo, Wager. MoNorto‘: * i

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BABE'BAL‘L IN DARIEN.
A strong Twin This Cosmo—unadulo
OGIMBII 1
The baseball season in this vicinity
will open In Dorian tomorrow.
the home team will meet the reorganiz-
ed Company 13,0. NG., oi Norwhlk.

straish‘t cluster talent and they have

for baseball lovers. The public hires
a and the Da‘rlen team It to be we
gratulated tor the 011011 they are Innk-

gentlemnly hat I. .

. 1 and Will
' (Leigh '96), so
. ormsn (Col

nylor, Glynn.
Their schedulem II,

Mar IMbuipa
:1 EMS? 110—5110 Iii

' Julie 8~r0liy 06 Will

June ““713” 00110

 

.» M. .W. mass. the.
well known piano teacher, gave a mu- 1

slcaio III. hiaetudi last evening, as.

when

this Dnrie‘n‘ team will he composed oi.

a schedule whlcr promises n rare treat _

1,11,“ see good hall playIng without wranu- :
n

his to get together a teem of high call»? d
1 bte players, who know how :to play

 

W
OGATION,

Bonk BulldlnfiET I I '

Thu its: ‘
lFrnnk A. '11an Am a. Woodwind
i‘l‘hou. I. Raymond Edwin O. Koolor

Nelson Taylor Franklin A. smith
JAM” ”u “'WN. MIMI Theo. a. terrorist Winthrop H. Parry

Rlohnrd H. Golden.

m

FRANK N. FEIRIS, Proficient.

RICHARD H.GOLDEN.VI¢O—prnident .. .

CHARLES 5. HOW; Troaouror.

pun—.—

sinking ouelhm oji all kinds. depot. :

its. «tenants, collections.
Savings Department. Deposits re»
arrived on Interest. .

Trust Company business of all kinds. A
Authorised by It. charter, with its one ‘

ital so «00013:.th as executor, eti-
mlnlstretm‘ guardian.
trustee of any trust.

Accounts and mm at all kinds soil. .

cited.

Brett: and money otdors on all parts
of the world. Letters of credit and
trevoleri‘ checks

Business hours. 9 to 12 a. 111.. and 1

to a 9. mi, and also it 1‘0 ii 0.111., eater. _

day event nos. 5

Notice

Notice Is hereby given to all per-

sons Interested In the proposed layout, .

alteration, enlargement, changing and
3111111113 01 Hillside place, so called.
from Taylor avenue to Bayvlew ave-
nue, in this city, so as to make said
highway substantially torty»iivc (45)
feet in width. and the grade substan-
tially unitorm with the grade of the
center of said highway, that a meet-

Ign oi the Council of this city will be 1

held at the Council Chamber on Havi-
land street on Monday, June, 3rd, 1901‘
at eight o’clock p. 111,, when and where

all persons whose land Is proposed to L

be taken therefor, or which may be at-
l‘ected thereby. may appear and he
heard in relation thereto.

South Norwalk, Conn" May 23, 11101

For order oithe Council,
, JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
M 24 3t.
FINALS lN GOLF GAMES.
Being Played ~‘Tcday p11 Apawlmlo
‘ Links at Rye.

RYE, N. 11., May 21~—'l‘he third and
semi-final rounds of match play. make
up the programme at the Metropolitan
(loll championship at the Apawnmis
Uluh» todny. .The weather is delight-
(Ill. The general idea among the golf-
ers here is that the final tomorrow win
be another duel heIWeen h‘lndley to
Douglas. 01 the Nassau Country clue
and Walter. J. 'i‘ravls. oi the Garden
City Gait Club. the amateur champion
at America.
have four wins to his credit out or the

eight times they have met and It they "

should meet again tomorrow there wm
he a grand some. Travis is the holder

oi the, Metropolitant championship mm»

or and is expected to defend It with
his usual energy. 801111 in this week’s
play Travis has hail all the cotter or
the draw, While Douglas had to meet
the medal. Winner 0. M. Hamilton. ‘01
Beltusrol.‘ In the section round water‘-
my“. The four pairs In the third round
ted oil" thallium/ins order to
W , ,ra'ris. Garden City.

1 Reid. Monteiair, it. In
lieu rowan

Oluh vs. 1.. B

flock. and Uhotlilllw a, L ‘

1H,, It 0011 Iliub ya. boy.
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conservator, .‘

City Clerk. ‘

Each of these players 1 H

is. vs. Sidney Dar- ‘:
when; Findley 8, poems. 1

 

Val Lac 1 51:" quality,
clean or W
lets. go.

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15 THE HUNG WE
HAVE OFFER

' .. Ottawa: 13¢ .01: of normal
My mm. than this basis
only. do be solid 1 your patronage. ,

South‘iNorwalli
Savings Bank

UNITED BANK BUILDING.

 

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no you 1&5" Insured
against loss by fire I

JACOB M. LA YTON,

Na. 5 Railroad Place.
South Harwell;

Taylors. Golden

REAL ESTATE IND

INSURANCE-
LINCOLN erohhoe wannuouss

74 Washinil‘ton Silver.
sou'ru NQRWAIIK. 0011111.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Notice Is hereby given that the p11
bership heretoIOre subsisting betwo
us, under the firm name oi Ve‘eder
Ithdder was this day dissolved try out
turn consent. All debts chin: to said
partnership are to be Mai to Jacobi
Rudder. who will hereafter conduct IW
business established by said line and
all debts due from on firm are to
presentedw toL him tor payment.
. thltlli a. MEEDER. 1
010013 RUDD H.111}!
8.0 Norwaik, 001111. Mall 21, 111192

 

no: or Insertion, 80. yard, worth rel/{.c.

‘ GOOD GROCERIES

“Hook”

Silkateeri,

 

call"‘5'II-2.

Tal'tete. Liberty and Satin Ribbons, 320., were 300.
’ Supporters. all styles. = 1 , 1 -
71:. quality Brush Braid, 50. per yard: ' 2‘
81:. quality Hooks and Eyes, 41:. per ‘card. ‘
151:.th 17¢. Hose Supporters, Ioc. pair.
3/4 yard piece Garter Elastic, 3c. piece.
51:. Toflot 21115. 31:. paper. 1 _
10 papers good use Pins. 51:. 1
5c. Beating Cotton (500 yds.) 3c. spool.
6 cards Fast Block Deming“ Cotton, 51:. ,
Plain and CutAgete Buttons, 10. per dozen.
Round Pocket Mirrors, 31: each.
Ladies Fancy Side Supporters, roc., were 15-0.
Linen Corset Laces, 4 for 51:.
:50. Dress Shields, too.
all colors, 30., was 5C.
200 yards Spool Cotton. 3 spools for 10¢.
Straight from Velvet Belts, 250, were soc.
Belt Buckles, 19c., were 250.
Childrens Leather Bolts, 50.. were 10c.
25c. Pocket Books, this sale, 150.

 

‘ There Is always one best. There never can be two. In almost every line you can mention there is
. some one center-n better than all the others. Years ago we attained the distinction of making our
:hbusinoss the best of its kind and we have succeeded.

If you haye not been trading with us; you hh‘ve made a mistake.

w: 0.11.1. autumn

-W9UR SPLENDID SWEET ROSY BUTTER, FULL CREAM CHEESE, DELI-
’CIOUS COFFEE, RICH PURE TEAS, BANANAS, ORANGES, NEW POTA-

GEE. TOMATOES, ASPARAGUS. PEAS WAX BEANS LETTUCE, RADISHES,
-~CUCUMBERS, STRAWBERRIES. ETC. AT LOWEST PRICES

A LARGE LINE QF PICNIC SUPPLIES ALWAYS ON HAND.

YOUR TRAB‘E '0 ICITED.

I E)”

TELEPHONE CALL 133-6

FOR LITTLE MONEY.

Glance voui' eye’s over these SPECIALS for Thursday. Friday and Saturday.

“ 1.113011311110111: BUTTER FOR
., IS LBSI: GRANULATED SUGAR FOR
6 CAKES FELS' NAPHTHA SOAP FOR
Bermuda Onions.- ’pe'r q'hart, 1, 7c.
10. lbs. Rolled Oats for 35¢.
‘Pure Leaf Lard. per 1b.,- 1 1100.
gfiht‘tup, per bottle. 17c.
‘_ Evaporated Apples, 3 lbs. for 25¢.
3 cans Magnolia Milk for ,_ use.
when 01111111) Home; PER POUND,
.. ., R IA HAMS. PER POUND.
, 1.1! FRESH noes FOR

$1.00.
, $1.00. 1.
25 CENTS.

Oyster Bay Asparagus. very 5111:. per can, 1,
3 cans Lima Beans for '
, Ono-halt pound can Potted Ham.
One-half pound can Potted Tongue.
Best New Orleans Molasses, gallon,
Pure Cider Vinegar, gallbn, ‘

12 CENTS
9 cents.
25 CENTS

‘ trial order. as we are sure to please you in both quality and price.

2011K crooner COMPANY

. haunts 01100111111.

‘ ‘ TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.

UR FAMOUS WHITE

" Is rounns nonlinear 1
‘ 1 Tent“ CABIBORNIA prunes

it cant 71000111111011." 1,
lilo hie-n1 ”use” Me oral. ’ ,

SOUTH NORWALK.

‘, etc. LB: *5 LB. FOR $1.00.
.530. PER, BAG: PER BBL, $4.115.

. . . $1.00.
optima 1
260. Is Calm Lion hoop. ‘

‘ ; zoo, Innkeejeuhllt's my.

299., 2.1190 Milton».
‘ innit Milli. 1 1,
smell. 115,17 hooks". _

 

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