Evening sentinel, Monday, June 24, 1901 · page 6

rath was the guest yes-

21' ads in Bridgeport.
. York wuss

lie weotport Hotel.

ooling is spending a

s1 ivss in uommuupa N. Y.

I". of Stamford. was

ends 111‘ towxi yesterday.

Gould of Fairneld. is the

‘r s i.ster Mrs J. S Woke-

rue ‘bsrhydt and Lloyd
1. 11 today on busi—

" ‘ilth

rl‘guest yesterday
2.“. Nightingale.

par and daughter
e ml is or friends in Stain

\ as assistant .

I mess and Itichurd lrwin
geport yesterday on the
no“

title on his .large straw!
Compo.

wtte » of New York city. is

. ‘ j otNew York City.
ots .19 ”is his parents. Mr.
' 2' (Boise. State street.
h a ‘lly. of Wéstpoi't
onwey, in the
law Hampshire.
“Pa in had another piano ar-
ith iiicn Saturday, to take
the former one. which was
dotory.
ash and Roland Sherwood
11111 a seine agsin Saturday

11: Brothers“ large gray
Fri 01‘. the colic. Gault

b
amuel Allen. compo.
Ill Brothers are building new

. ies of strawberries are
in onion today. This is

size." but the growers say
will be short. ‘
i

a division of the Southern

11d Telephone Company use-

. to' 9 o'clock this morning
‘es ere not working.

as Adams. who has been

them for young ladies in

' has returned home.

Will spend her summer v11-

th her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Downe‘s oi’ Stamford. and
. dbaw of New York city Were
. e‘terday at the residence of
III... 5. Craufurd in the after-

to the warm Weather and

members being absent the

Gun Club did not hold its

shoot. Saturday. A full at

es a desired next Saturday.
re invited to be present.

are are large quantities of small

in the road near the Westport

Church. How they came

1'11 0 he a mystery. Several

on of Westport say they

in the rain Saturday after-

ad Albert Watts accompanied
, d Ogden. started on a cruise
it. yesterday in Mr. Wattss
d.ith As there was little wind

i the they started. they were
wn the I'll/er by Mr. Godilot' s

tramps were arrested about

10’ look this morning in the Songs-
Insight yard.‘ They were citptdred

fi‘ i311 't our by Detective Allis Al-
mill rd Irwi‘i: and John Allen.

Burr Smith. who
. umber of days

111. was... they H

o All

hoists. "rho talk .1. by ‘
was short and right to the no at . ;
flowers brought by the knig is and.

in abundance.

London. daughters of James Lou
Were on their why to Greens" Farm
pick strawberries, they Ivsre insults
near ‘Ssugatuok '. Congregntlori
Churc by Charles Kline. . ‘
atflempey's tundery. h

ladies came home a I gilt they toil

was immediately aroused However,
this morning Mu. London decided to

.1141. the

to Greens Farms
and undoubtedly will not be troubled
again by Kline. Mr. London. as the
result of hitting Kline a hard blow.
bruised his hand which he has in a
bandage today.

The most exoltlng game of base hall
in town thus far this season, took lace
Saturday afternoon on the Sexton eld.
between the Married Men and the You-

tlme appointed for the game to begins

large carotid of visitors had gathered
around the shady parts of the field. The
small boys amused themselves by giv-
ing the Yannigan yell at the' top of
their voices. At first the Married Men

of-town players. Messrs Chalmers and
Shutter. of the Bridgeport Yanniguns.
being present. However. later they do-
sided to let them Iilay. and the game
started at 4: 15, Wii lain pooling of the:
WWW Men going to the bat.
everything seemed to. point to a victory
for the Married Men. as they made four

.Yannlgsns showed their skill and did
not let the Married M4111 Score another
point hut carried the game to a Nllulsh
with a score of fifteen to four. in their
favor. The Married Men didexcelleut
work in the beginning of the game.
but were badly handicapped, as the

era. who are professionals.
niguns clever playing is the result of
constant practice.
pened to Jack Chalmers, of the stnl-
gun team. during the game. While he
ped on a broken bottle. which went
over two inches long on the bottom of
his foot. Chalmers showed great grit.

foot. he was on the field again.

To the Editor of the Sentinel: As
Prof. Harry Chopourian has several
times stated nls desire to get a match
With me in heavy weight lifting. my
managers challenged him after the
contest between Prof. Chopourian and
A. ’D. Carroll. held in Smith's Theatre,

‘ Bridgeport. June 14th. However. they '

failed to come to terms. although i
am willing to give Prof.1Chopou1'ian
any reasonable handicap he asks tor.
and i wish...through your‘nnner,‘to
challenge him for a contest i’n‘heavy
Weight lifting. to see who is
strongest man. I would like to have
the match consist of eight 0‘1“ ten Illi-
ierent hits, of which i will give Prof.
Chopourian the privilege of selecting
live or six leaving the remaining three
or four for me to choose. 1 will ‘also
give Prof. Chopourlan the right to
draw up the rules to govern the con-
test. All I ask is that the contest
consist of actual feats of strength,
Without frisks or acrobatic means that
is the weights to be raised frbm we
floor without the aid of anything. Al
so that the weights be weighed on a
standard scale. I think the public will
agree with me in that i am giving
Prof Choponrlsn more of a chance to
“beat me than anyone else would offer
him. i will state that I failed to see
any real test of strength at the recent
contest betwen Prof. Choprlan and Mr.
Carroll worthy of a man of more than
average strength It i underestimate

to have !the best of me n‘ a contest.

{accept my challenge
it correzrtlionde co
m .

" Y".
' . ' FRED D EDGREEN.

Maven are:
rarest? A I “ Mar

 

their friends were very heaut full and 1
Saturday morning. while the Misses 14 1 508.1

their fathor about it. and his cog in

. roost impossible to go . '
was one place where the water coy

1 cred the entire road, and riders had to ‘
1 Walk the car rails.‘

nigsns, of Ssugstuck. At 3 o clock. the-

objected to the Yunnigans having out~ .

A‘t flrdt ‘

runs in succession. From then on the .

Yannlgans had two out~of-town play-"
The Yan-
An‘ accident hup— 1'

was running to catch the bull he step- 1

through his shoe. cutting a deep gush ‘

and as soon as the boys bandaged his ,

tile ‘

Prof. Chouoourl's‘n' s strap it he ought ‘

men
. colors you

. ' his so shad ‘
111111.. itéwas had that he :11

. The cyali It went 9.. their. way
11d instead at 1113}
399k the 7:15 train for home.

There were many whesimsu at R0.
ton Point yesterday afternoon. and all
got caught in the storm. It was a
sorry looting. lot ct eschew. that won
ed their way home a 9 1‘01
were comma with 111‘ 0 ad it was alt

. 1- ~i
A number of American Wheoirnep
Irom Bridgeport

dinner.

home. they wheeled the whole dis.

covered with mud and water.

Mr. and Mrs Joseph H. Marlin. of
New Haven rode to South Norwnlk
yesterday morniu
guests 0! Mr. and

rs.L.C.Boa1“dInuu.
of Ely avenue.

'l‘hey intended to

will retum this afternoon to the For

way to New Haven.
0 O
A party of nine from East Norwailt
went to Bridgeport yesterday mornlnk
and drank in the cool sea breezes at
Pleasure Beach. They did not return
until late in the evening
I
Miss Mary S. Hindsley. of East Nor—
walk, is riding a new bicycle.

Several wheelmen rode to Keysei is
land yesterday afternoon. when they
heard that someone had been drowned
it was s. wretched ti in for u wheel. as
it was nothing but mud and water the.
whole distance. All Wcle 30111 they
Mont.

cit/Insulin

Mr. ’i‘ilden has bought 11 new horse.

Miss Julia Crawfoul spent Sunday
in Bridgeport.

Mrs. Clii’imd is entertaining a friend
from New York.

Lawrence Saunders. of Ansonin. was
home tor Sunday.

S. '1‘. Adams is very feeble suffering
with heart troubles.

M13. Smith and daughter Mollie are
visiting in New York

Mrs. S. Crawford Y'is caring for the
sick in Molrose. N.Y

Mrs A. B Gregmy is entertaining
relatives from New York.

Joe Evaneski and James Campbell
spent Sunday in Bridgeport.

Mr. Van Hoosear has purchased a
new pneumatic tired wagon.

E. S Taylor and E J. Taylor are
at the Pan- American at Buffalo.

Mr. and Mrs. William Goist are en-
tertaining relatives from New York.

Miss Pruuey. of Stratford has been
visiting his sister Mrs. Julius Pruney.

Mrs. Hathaway of Western New
York is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chur
lee Hyatt. ’1 -

Mrs Wllimott. of Maniaroneok. N.
Y.. visited .her daughter, Mrs. Greg
ory. lustD webk.

Mrs
Comatock and family, formerly of Nor
walk. but now residing in northern
Pennsylvania. 1

Mrs. E. S. Taylor held the ticket
.which drew the quilt at tho strnwhorry
festival of Washington hedge. lust
Tuesday evening. '1‘

'M- J‘IW '

LOGKWOOD GETS A DIVORCE

William '1‘ Lockwood of Bridgeport.
a former resident of Norwalk. was
granted 1 dead as a: divorce from 9"?
wife. Dora Loo Wood; 1199 Shipmit‘n".
'Norwalk. on the ground of infidelity.
Portico. of No walk wth Who
Lockwood is new hv’lns. Theo ousted

ogcouple were married .011
lid on March 12

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1,2111 “W on the unknown reach i
1- i. To re 1

95 home in the mu ;;

ersln. Ai‘

along There ‘

rode to Dorlou's f
Boiut yesterday afternoon and took
They also got. caught in the 1 ,
rain. but instead of mixing the train . '1'

those. When they passed through;
East Norwalk. they were conislctely.
and now Are the4
wheel back as far as Bridgeport last 5

night. but the rain prevented They '

City. and tomorww will weud ihelr‘

M. Fillow is visiting Dr. 1

01 .
the co respon‘d nt' ME 99.19% item? ; '

'y .
of a child hearse William Lockwood. 1 ‘
‘ given1 #:1111114 did. was given to the 11-1

11 posted as his wife.

recentydurs i
1 (lather

 

lines: 1.... beauty. after its is. 4

Ward

1 1.11%
. , e

The lines. Of course. is not expensive; and

ésthrrwise it It: I lost:
_‘ lab and schedule iorodoi'a Suits soundly ‘1

dressers _ so: 'flttstilli
Iieuofithdse mole

iii. 1.1 12.11.11.111...
drills of the limo.

' Screens Ior Fly.’l‘ime

“For this, you know. is ll dime. ” The
fist will presently be brought bly to your
m1nd.rf I: 've overlooked it, or not pl!-

foroIt with It supply. of Emerson.

11...“... baiting. inquisitive fly and his
companion in crime, the mosquito... make 11
house seem hot and unplmullif they're

Fly Screens of all kinds are herewlome,

1 .1 allowed to mm at will therein. ‘

.1 with "Fly 12:59.9 dileucoul'sgsihe dies at 2‘

ready indoors to seek the open way out, while
not admitt those outside. These details:
Adjustable Indoor Screens. relics of hm wood.
oiled; truss clips: both sides alike

18in. lgh.‘ as in 3a in 2141...“.

uln. Ila/ll. into halo wills-3o:

s4 III hlkll. solo )7 lu. wide. 30¢.

30in. high. I: to l! in. wide. 35".

gold. high. so to 17 in wide. soc.

gain. high. .6111... in. widemoc.

gain high 2410 pin. wide.4sc.'

is 11. til 11. as to Asinldc1554'
Fly-Eli". .11 Screens 1 ,

otln i1lgh.uatou 02.45:.

min. hlgh. ulo ”in. mama.

gain. high 16102601 widl.

cilin. high. “to 57in. whimfloc.

13“" high '13 to “in. wider c. all
Screen cots. mined walnut. uc ese- .vsrnlsh
1. olulewsci: fancy :p'indl‘os. $1.15 Conducts with

11er hands“ lull
3orecn‘lvVi1oLCloth. IHc square foot.
III-1*

Satin Taffeta.
s. 1 n s o N s

mabfilllmt ribhodi Ire variegated for I
of. fiscal purposes—e 1m: ycvery
. ' an. Thesupubq colitis: of these an

"ubly toolpiihg when coupled with such

elm wide at 29: yard-
o|.LIzhthlse.whhs. lettuce. violet. not: and

,5; inches wide at 32c yard——
rose. light blue white. lettuce. violetmln and

I m
m M hie st 381: yard.-

1‘ . you. violet. w solos an cardinal.
N 1

its mlls.iur
uw‘l‘deais “I .
1 ”It you.

3 WIN?“ Wyn“:

Wt patient keeping with
secret at it all is the skill With w ch they were aligned: '

‘t the

its ding 1.611.... with '

, . of white seen on

‘fihh‘lodm with wily stitched bind!» 1
as: .bst strong. , immune 1.. 1:511:00.th
his suit of su’c refined character has ever been made at . ‘ 11 price haters.

Reduced
Thicket saving 11mg
Straw Matting! 11! lb

and we think you’ll agree wi
most uuusuIl one.

tings, in totlymine patterns, make up the
litmus.

airssbie patterns. gutted 5:153”: s
Msliln a. now u i 112:, now 5-
9:: Mailings. now 51.51:. 96 Mailings. now 94 50
M‘

Summer _
Correépoihdehce

Summer is the time when you' re opt to do
more letter-writing than usual.

Here is excellent ammunition in the shape
of. «nous good but low-pulsed stationery,
including our unmatched Club ‘Ulllum and-
Km’chrborku Valium.

Knickerbocker Vellum. in while only. with excellent
writing suvfnce. ilbs" use. 13 lbs .81.
opes‘. ‘15s shunned.

Club Vellpm. cream or store In Frances 44 sheets.

tome and). Octave (96 sheets) and also (1m,

shelbi‘glusuocspcund.15.nvslopu motor 151:.

Irgni'el. In grime; rough surface. rm.
sixes. ascu pound; envelopes. us It hundred.
114qu flax .cresm: time till": use a pound. envelop“,
etc A hundred.

Oak hen Llnon.cmm;m a nuke; envelopes. soc.

a pack.

BED Ora—THING

Pics of the lightweight bedspreads and
sheet-banks such as clreful housekeepers
want to provide. These hints of variety and

Bitchy: Bells reads. not much heavier than I about;
at.“ $1.1.IosndSmsuch

Pi ue l'iedlgmds.h with win borders; at 81.11:.
I sound 1 rsesch.

English Dlmltv Bedspmnds. very lie-nod coal-

ul 1.3.250sn05cguh.
Emil“. len-llty Bedspnnds. fringed; at $150.34
:11

51......”iimm or wool sham and: of wool and
cotton or Ill-wool Prices. $.11... $3.15. 32.5111.

 

" " fit:
in while. mule, light blue. rose and violet.

JON

Broad?”

$6150. 87 so u pnlr.

WANIAMAKER‘

thrill Avenue. Ninth and Tenth Streets. NEW YORK.

will get ahead of us in peril

51. my msrnuos ‘

uni-islet the rice on j :
season of t eyesri 1' ‘
" ‘ 1' That's easily what this" (IE-4111 means to you.
ulthslitin

Five hundred and sixty-four rolls of mst- 1" 1

They small nemsll were lm- '
ported thilsesson,1ollpetfiosl and all in 129-, . '

Euveir ‘

 

l'i‘he Morrow Coaster Brake. is the

parent of

all coaster brakes.

It was thefirst ; it is the best.
The only coaster broke that has
.;.bee11 good enough to need no change.
It increases the utility of the bicy .
do; it decreases the eilort necessary
., to propel it.
‘ More pleasure; loss exertion.
Ask your dealer to get it for you.
Never put off until tomorrow when .
‘you can buy :1' MORROW today.

Srlul for our illustrated? booklet.
Ecllfioe ' Monutncturinfl Con,

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new tit22....2'Wsi‘i’13'd‘dfiti’difirdhgug 5 ma ; ‘7
I I” Hemp £71,». 1

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Philadelphiuuwno you
you eat 1111112511:

New York
a groutid ’
lfiludeiphihn Heavens.
d seem hi1 annihdllsm.

can to so

ortslnly. They are.
boil't WU“

Chronic Ionsllpailon Cured

The most impgi'tant didcovery of
t l:
for constipunli

. Cure gunshots

Militia; remedy?
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not at it see does it. make whether

i got up 0: not?" snarled the man ‘ ‘ ‘

querulousl 2&7.
But at at moment the car swirled
around a era It

Misfit now a

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the sure Thin mus. ydu’i'c‘v
so hi, itculmozm'v ad

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“ salesman

and we do not Inteuu at “you

We stake our reputation on
these: Bounds for women.
Elite and o‘erluins 40:11:1an 3

Manufacturers are put-1
ting out excellent wear at this ‘
price now. and our store is ado-1
push: for the “best" results.

WEARSHOES.
.1947 F”

Lcnvc South Norwalk 7 35 n. m.
Leave New York
Bushman Street, 2.10 p. 111.
(Saturday, 1 :3011. 111.)
East 3m. Street, 2:40 p. 111.
(Saturday. 2 :00 p. m.)

FARE :
Excursion, 70c.

susosviéfiss cola,
NORTH BEACH.

accompanied by the

Arion Singing Society,
50c Excursion Fare. 50c

Leave South Norwalk 10 a. in.
Leave North Bench. 5 p. n1.

FREIGHTPROPELLER

Single. 40s.;

to
Norwalk and South Norwalk.

l.envo]-itck111u113t., N. Y.:
Mon, Wed, and Fri, at 5 11.111
Leave N01 wall.

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In effect May 19. 1901.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
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. plies 'rtists Materials. _
Window Shades. Cornics1Poiec,
PICTURES.

Pictotps Fromm to Order.

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sting.

Telephone Call.133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.

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