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Evening sentinel, Monday, June 10, 1901 · page 4

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predistions:' .
From the litb tot H
sent month there w
I ‘ turbsnce. The storesphsne will be high-
3 Iy charged . arm the 15th in the inn
there will ll 2 11 contain disturbance.
lishlnlns. til der. hall and rain will.'
be in side ‘tbjhs disturbances will en‘—
toad over a tract of country. ist-
tor which I so will be a. cold wave,
.0038!ny (to t. From the 19th to the.
gist there ll be a wave of extreme
sat .
Yours in tbs Interest of meterology.
HORACE JOHNSON,
Middle Huddnnl.

' lid
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to; o e and prongs:

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the but and the owls went to the Hill

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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I moon and some oi them to opiate he‘- 0 Slow a ti Mdei‘nier TH
1 punctures;Insurers.1.. .1. em, I. Indissenters.....
buck and ml. was a succession of errors. three hits or r ’ “ s ‘3 Judge 8 Robinson granted three

in a bunch. some more choice niistukes H a?“ by innings:

with the sphere. and before Bennie
Whose in left field who through it all
had kept his head and had used his

 
 

We coldially innit; the pallllc to call and witness the
démonstration of the ,4 I ,, " ~

decrees of divorce, last week. as fob
owe:

Harriet N. Fields, oi“ New Canaan.
from John 5 Fields. formerly of New

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SYMOAwllleZlBlO-dil

A scanning e'ronv.

deflect long,
1 three stole
.l‘k will be ill

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

balloon. but now of parts unknown
the all legs and not his wings. could retire . , _ Th ..
th side. 0 B len. ale ,Jnmes. 0m mayfiwhy are you wandering 1 . 1, e cause was desertion since 1891c m
continue hill and Knoll hallmsochmdoposlted ll"! will“ the country. I should like to The three is d of Trade Marks The plaintlif was also granted the cue Til/011110"! 6011""? [08 (Ca

must be presented for Walton. todv of three minor children. Plaintiff
and defendant intorrnarrled April 17
1884 Plaintiff was Harriet N. Bantu,
of New Canaan. ‘

Genieve Lntour. of Trumbull. was
granted an ab. lute divorce from Pe-
ter l.ntour,1j1lluse.. infidelity. The

 

only the stud~
played upon it.
ill be close

little tally in the R 0 G basket and

know. instead of staying at home and
the score was six to two in their in:-

to ins care of your “mu 7 All first-cine stung sell the ozone
vor. The Owls fielded better after this radial-7+ You see, mafia, my wife 9000'3- . I. u l I
inning. but could rarely get a man to lied a very good servant gin—.3 1'68-

the first bag. and were not at any time ulor lewel. mum. ‘1
in danger oi getting a run. The it Is '1‘
Ge played good. clean. snappy ball on I
‘vthrough the some, but two harmless
errors being charged usalnwst them.
Their butting 0nd base running was
eliceilent. if they continue to give

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

Commencing MONDAY. June 10th

ENTERTIMNMENTS. '

, so 3 Mr.
sign stanllard of
‘- ill be both
out." This is a
nil practlical un-

 

“Tbat daesn't seem possible. "
"There never was but one perfect .
girl. and my wife had her. mum."

~ “Mercy! What a lucky woman!"
“Yes. slum. so my who often said
But. you see, mum. the girl didn't

 

mm. on. "
Wednesday Ebeni‘ng. June 1 21h

plaintiff was i merly Miss Genicve E.
Persons of rumbull. and the couple
lntermarried in April 1892 She was
aged granted the custody of a minor

 

This modern Fraser is a mndnful inbention, as it does
the freezing without the taller of turning a trunk for .111 hour

 
 

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it ill the their patrons this kind of baseball like me"; “ BARBARA Roan pawn-k of Norwalk. was 01- or more. and makes the best film! of cream' A an,“ to 0‘”
hell ‘omcthing of they will have the lovers of the game . :She didn‘ t?" BY [5R0 K JEROME vorced from George Patrick formerly
diving furnished W" “"3““ Th“ “lam“ °' “‘8 3m“ M mum. We will my Wife" would "ll “11' of Norwallt, but at present 01 111111, stare during this Janenez‘raiion 'nll'll prove all we say about

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Were the ‘1)!de or Dowd the field
tug of Uphill. James and Whone and
the batting of James. who had tour
bite, one of them a two sucker.

have to discharge her or me. so she
discharged me "
"Oh I see. Here's some money."

and

“A Dramatic

unknown on the ground of assertion

til school
. 0 c 3.112;? couple were married, October 21.

tile Twentieth Century Freeser.

 

 

 

Iona, Iowa 'rli‘e petition of John F. Fltzslmmons.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

c0~ll)1)eigltlvc .The 590“” R & G . D t t’SNLgmA GLIMFSE. l (fit‘tDainbury. for divorce from Agnes D. ICE CREAM ngVED FREE.
1- an em ' e co 0- you see a man am as moons, of the some place. was
at till“ he sufg: O'Brien. 8. 8.. “21113 P20 fix 10 woman driving post here in n dogcort BY {DEN KENDRICK BANGS’ maxilla“? The petition’ has been

nndle all the Doulens. it E, 4 ‘2 1 o 0 nilgiut 81;} ]hour ago? i E _ :3 3; I _ 3:3 (fiegflfim‘sefigmfimmg {11“‘12325
,. 1...... .1. using 8 , i i 2 l l are dug-sis... .. ' W 1...... 3.1.... .. A beautiful line of Wash Skirts at nonu-
n t) the 5‘21!an Mick. C. 1 . 1 1 2 5 1 0 them! What kind of a horse was it?" WOMAN'S GUILD of goufidsbfor‘the divorce, naming John
a l‘ sayezri We ‘McQuillau 211‘. 1, o 2 (I 0 "They wcie driving so fast i didn't GRACEWCHURCPI respoil‘dell'ltmd' 0’ Danlmry, ‘19 0“ lat prices
pretend that there Younga.13..‘0 I 1 il 1 goufe‘umth lbut (title W01?ul:‘lladton a TI If i 60 CO 1 ’ ’ —--—-——

wnship who are DOW Pu 0 0 1 ‘3 0 0° ° “’0 “r a“ “’0“! i‘“ 9‘0 "”‘ ° ’ 3v ' Z, n 3' BAD WORKING OF 0000 SCHEME

11100111111.“ 1.)” 1 0 0 0 I) 0 quotes blue. last years style with 2 .. ' ‘ ' ’
In this enterprise. ~ _____ stitched lines, a white pique skirt with W Maw: 1 has}; axin ch; 2. be Ell-mu" 10“ m0 110‘" Y0“ came ‘0 Shirt WdlSi Stile iOdilLl. A rare bdl'gdlll
e oil-operative 13 ”‘26 11 deep circular Ilounce. a satin straw 3’ H‘M‘f‘ W. . "l “l“? 3' '1‘" 1 "' ~ ' I

but. tilted and 11m, 51;, «mm, “0h. bless yer. they got me t' jlne

 

event

rather flat. trimmed

the scheme on ‘Normsn out. hit by batted boll.
Owls. ‘ .

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

with hydrangeas and loops of pale , “ ' ‘i‘ . one 0' hose. Don’ Worry clubsnau‘ l
e creamcrics are R 13 p0 A 1., blue smith and her h irw was done In. so so I did“ t keer When i lost m job.’
O'Brien, 3 13.1 1 1, 0 3 pompodoun. 'l‘hnt's lfihud time to FOR SALE '
Stemsla. ,. 0 0 1 I586”
eks now we have McGrhtli C in. 1 1 0 u l --.-.---.M. Call~58~2
Inn London that Whene ll. Ft. 0 l u o l .
- . C. Wiiprs, P.. (l i) l 3 l: .
s a thing of In my. 1... 1. , 1., . ., SAIL BOAT 0mg is First IIIIIIIII Bull Building. , 9 _
. is of a battle in ~ . .
Norma c. 0 e s o I _
be endihcsrlytfwc .Mliévlliill II' R, 0 0 0 0-1 ,1 1 ‘ , , . I v
59 ‘3‘" 91 G r'nith S 8.. 0 0 1 0 9 Should have their boat equipped withn BY authority 0! the 309“ 0' Direc ' l ’ l
“30" very “kc ii R' Wilt?” ”9. £3 _1_ 3. Norwalk Engine and be independent of tors. the building 0! tilt? First National ' '
. .1 '1. Bank 0! South Norwalk; and thelot on . .
: 2 I 24 6 II the wind- For Oyster Dl‘edslns they which it stands. gin be: sold at public
w i, ‘ ‘, . Score by innings: are especially desirable. Wo‘hsve the auction on Tuesday. the 25th day or
11' emplgt‘. L” pessiblly 3 d; G» g 3 g g g g 3 3 3—1: most compact. simple and easily start» dune. 1901. at 8 $0le 1). 0).. on the n It e
ontri utor to t it W 5. -- ed Engine on "w market. premises. \ >

 

of fur Sussinn
tintcrs destro an—
000 crmincs, 115000,-
' and 25 000.000,

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

IN ARE DOING.

with gilt buckles ls
dly among those who

 
 
 

chic lone longer a nov
V _ or very neatly.
, alike will be in vogue
l. "hey will be used
8. pettlcoats. boleros

 
 
 

 
 
 

80 J
tots wear their frocks
waisted or have their
under the arms
{In arranged so one over-
9 make a very modest
slim tor a gown worn

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

l I
on dresses this your
_ liner materials than ever

i there seem to be more
‘ 10000. mulls, lawns and
goods oftenest used
cannot be too fine and

 

 

 
 

 

 

otylc.oi trimming o
tilbt Wears well into
liberties IeustthiI‘e of
three inches apart at the
, unwise to where the
on at. the bottom. Waist
treated in bi similar

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Earned runs. 11.00 c, 3: two base
oil. James; sucrlilob hits 0. Wnerz and
James: stolen bases. Joe O’ Brien 2 Ca-
mi! 2. Mock 1: double play Cnhill-Mc-
Quillan; hit by pitcher. IIlcCunn:
struck out. Dowd 4.‘Wucrz 7: passed
bulls, Mach 2. Norman 1. Time of
some. one hour and twenty~iive mill-
utes. Umpires ’1‘. ll‘. Walsh. George
Tobey.

7-”...—

Darien. 4; City College. 0.

One of the finest ball games ever
seen in this vicinity was played Sutur-
day in Dnrlen. The strong (‘ity Col-
lege. New York team fresh friuksev
cull victories over the strongest vul-
iity teams were the visitors. and to
say they met with a Irprlse is put-
ting it mildly. Try as t cy would. they
were unable to get a man around the
ease for a run and Were shut out by
the score of 4—0. Billy collins pitched
I great game and was backed up in
.aultléss Style by the team behind him.
vho mode stops and throws which
.vould be a credit to any professionals
II the business.

The infield work was particularly
fast, Conover at second getting in two
this stops and throwa, and Alexander
at first making a great one handed
catch of a hard on bail... smlgas: as
av“ from deep center to Reed of third

as what the boys call 0' "cbrlillr."
Durlen played an errorlcss game,
which. for amateurs. is very unusual.
The pitching of Sullivan for the Lol-
loge team was excellent. sud under
most circumstances would win any-

We invite inspection.

Norwnlk Launch Co.

C O A L
$5.75perton

DELIVERED lN YOUR BIN.

 

 

 

We handle only one grade of Coal.
and that is the BEST.

vantage 0! price quoted above.
Best in quality. cleanly screened.
competent drivers. prompt delivery.

No matter what your experience has
been in the past give us your order.
and we will please you.

Irving Lockwood I in.

Successors to B.‘ Home.

Goa! Yud and Office Water street
Branch Gilles corner Washington and

 

Place your orders now. and take ud-

front and rear and severity six feet
deep. The building is-‘twonty six and
a half feet wide imd fifty feet deep
it is centrally located; has four stories
and a basement; .ls wellgand strongly
built; ornamental iron front on first
story. presilod brick and granite cor
uers above.

The banking room has a large. steel
lined. fire and burglary pioof vault
with new modern time lock and is
under lease to the' South drwalk
Trust Company to April 1 1902 with
right to sub-let. like second and third
floors are occupl d by Desirable too
until. Title; clan and secure.

CHARLES E. FERRIS.
Cashier.

'Pant
Pressing

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

The lot is twentydllx and a half feet '

 

with it.
Vl hatever you get here you arc s

elsewhere in town.
Bananas, etc.

tried it do so.

and

a listen dimly.

To call at our store and have our Liberal advertising oil'sr explained to you.

are to get right.

and prices of our Fresh Garden Vegetables.
ASPARAGUS. WAX BEANS. GREEN PEAS. RADISHES.~ LETTUCE, CUCUMBERS.
BEETS NEW POTATOES, ETC.,

We handle only the choicest In the fruit line.

The finest Butter” In town—you cannot duplicate it for sweetness and flavor.

You will be pleased

We are complimented daily on the quality

We are confident you can do better hereIthan

Fine Strawberries daily at Inc. and I 30 quart. Pineapples for Saturday. Oranges, Lemons.

If you have not

We stand without a rival for the Finest Coffee in this section. ' you try it and be the judge.

I M SEYIIIIB IIIIIIII _ .33 list Washington Stud

TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.
“Something Doing in the Grocery Line."

m... III look I ilIISI Bargains II this link

$4. 40 PER BBL. ~MAUD S. FLOUR—55c. PER BAG.
VICTORX BAKED BEANS. 5 CENTS CAN.
5 LBS. CREAMERY BUTTER FOR $1.00.

 

Iastgibe our
' B U TTE R

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soillcientlyto satisfy any‘
ideas! apericotbelt. ,_ 1 . ._

 

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idiotic In the msr- abore. Condon at second. and Suling Main streets. South Norwnllr. Conn. I, 14: FRESH STOCK Golf Brand Beets, luv can. 100
,0 just as often as you at short made many pretty plays. one 'l‘elc :Ion Cell 3” ‘ There is added attractlvc- 13 Calico Oval 4800p, 25c Evaporated Peaches. per I0., 10::
ripe and wholesome double In the fourth beln very line D . ° - ' Cre "V? 70 of Enameiino .- box ' 3°
hem with your ccreni— i‘ho some was most enjoys lo and was HESS ‘10 well pressed C10“? am 00 ."I ’ p0 '
itil in mean—downs it on largely attended Among those pre M. l h ll & S A l ~ lug; This continual damp- 3°" 3'" mm“: bottle, 10¢ RAMS, SHOULDERS BACON, 6 lbs. Lump Starch, for 260
mend sugar are added lent were John D. Crimmlns and party i C 3 0m, “C loneers: “1,53 takes the‘ 'PTCSS" all Magic Vent. box, ETC Lima Beans. Im Iii-l 12°
Iguana bats are specially of ten: Ex~Mnyor Tower and party: out of €10“.ng Magnolia brand Oats, package, 90 ' ' Large Jan Dolly's Jam, 100
" “studious: 331‘; i‘iyiiiml'iiiiiluoaififimbfi‘ "lie“; Au I 111 1.11 a a use: FULL CREAM cusses son 25 some
. . . c 0 mg [I close -
“iridium gill ”mm Auctm“ 3“" any Illnesses “singularlycuisine“ “r 8333;:
I w no no . ‘ ‘ a .
lint present any re- . A fine dinner at the hotel {or the *’ Of fine ed elsewhere 10 cents per 7 5
m r + new YORK GROCERY COMPANY,
.. e exquisite black lessor: was given after the some. ' I ~ I 1
at fifty cents a yard Darlen. «Keep your clothing
1111. .1. MW... .3113; B, .1 0. 1‘ 2 3 . . to get the fullest possible DONOVAN BUILDING. TELEPHONE CALL 133-5. sou-I‘ll sonwnnx.
: in the winter. Conoven a 8.. u, 1 a II o ~ service out of them.
me“ Whom 1\tlr‘lillm 0” L tr 3 11 ll ll ll ‘ For this summer‘s wear ‘ ‘ ‘ '
bullion. . .. -
Whit , 8. 8.. 0 o 1 3 o ’ ‘ wyes, the warm Weather ?'
1?”;th 13.1. g. n. 3 g 2 g g Meadow street, will be here. don’t lay h ,1 I
I sun “I" ., awake nights thinking it
illiifpl l 11 .g (l l) won’te—we mention:
. .. =: —-.~ I.- . III ay, Juli 1513 ,ggmn .. SPECIAL sus er STAPLE succeeds
heard 1 it." y 0 one. ‘_ . .
I o M b L F 5‘ f; 91" 6‘90 "“1 . I90] ‘ ’1 Flannel Suite of very nat~ . OUR FAMOUS EWIN CREAMERY BUTTER . . . 2:0. LBJ 5 LB. FDR 81.00.
21:31:53.1}; 1, 11 8, 3 11 M 2 0’6] p= lit . Ityy fillings sud .rcesouzllla OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR . . . .53c.PER BAG; PER BilL..$4.25.
linden. 3 B. 0 2 3‘ l 0 02k! 0 a ’3‘ "c . "‘5' we cm- :8 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR ' . . . . , , . 1. ,. , 81.00.
333W?“ 3:: 1 3 i 3 "i i 3.2313331111ng “a? 5 POUNDS Issues swear CALIFORNIA mouse . . . I. . :5 ochre.
flgfiggméfyfc 3 5“: g 3, g -. , , I , overflowing" with who sails 2pm. ore-mums“. ‘ 260- 3 mun om Bartlett Part. 250 10 calm Lion mu m
Steiner. 3 0.. II o I a 2 EASY- TERMS. factory W Wild dlihlllleh: . 2pm.. rim N001 ' also. a 00m noisi- com. one. nalm napalm-mp1, "250.
VnnDine. R. E. m0 ’9 3 ‘2 ‘3 .1 The conflicting link oi" a 9119., Grape "111.. 251,, 3“”. “1111,. ‘ . 200: munch“. . Ian
I I II III . l > v “w “03’3“ 3“ “1° 5"“? Milled emu, sod". kind. In. 2 and m salmon, also. mil Imus was, I 14.:
Score by inuln a 1 I , shirt ddrmgmmb Whether h “b m. .2 .00 d M k m m 00 a“.
Dorian. it o o u out M W" '9" “Wu" is the belt you know. Well, . M‘”‘“‘“‘ “m" I " ”n' “u an ' ' , on main P" W”
‘33.: gm 1 10101.0" ‘10» by firs I our bit ply is varied. a Is. slut mull. no. a sim ill 3m 3°- 2 like-- Ilolll ban. 101
e

FREE! A large white Chloe Sup anti 80-11000. with one pound Cofi00. In addition will give

aniline 1'1. Sullivan a man ”J ‘ ,
ircc on Friday and SntlII‘dly to oil plum of 0% woodland

Gib“? Time of game, one hour “mi, " co. "0 LIME. ,

'3 Nuts.

SW Ducal,

 

 

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