Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 25, 1901 · page 7

rlt city. on business. .
d Ferry and Miss Mae Roth

Donbury, spent Sunday in Final,

r Morrison 3 team and the stirs
:.L In a some of baseball

. ranch.

,gs Tender John dole and. cellist»

laying much needed now plank ‘

bio on street bridge.
Mtg nvls ls seriously ill at
;. by c of her daughter. Mrs. J.
W Randall. In Rivereide avenue.
to loads of building sand have
ran: Long island. for the toll
:datic%l Kr being built at the Norwalk

vary eucceseiul Epworth League
r meeting was held in the East
1 “Methodist Church. last night.
The elder was lrvlng Smith
A torney John Keogh is In Bridge-
no today. attending court. This Is
out day of the Superior Court and

y will be held in the barracks on
Washington street bridge tonight.

the meeting, an ice .cteam festival
be held. .. .

in
home or the latter.
Niches VnVVd Donnelly will probably
. .tiltry next Saturday t
1 watt '

8’6
pro lily.3 will in a day on two.

’1‘ .Clevoland Wheel Club's trolley
ride will occur on Friday evcning, The
start Will be made at 7: 30 from the

r Roberts & Taylor. on the
V " 11 street bridge._. The Clerc.
' counting on a large

Miss etta (look and nephew Robert
. elinry Cook. will: have been the guests

one to Bridgeport. and
leave Monday for tilde
.3. where they will spend

‘Vre howndes has not as yet
it!“ to film a clue that will lead to
turn of the so y parties who

, he the windows at his lactory. In
Me e prelim. lthouzh Mr. Lowndes
posted ncuc’es‘ cure time ago that he
‘ would give a reward for the conviction
guilty parties. It did no good.
1 ' interesting program has been or-
roused for the entertainment which
'Wll be, held in the East Norwalk pub—
llc school tomorrow night. The lawn
party which was to have been held at
:1 the residence at .1. Sturges Randall In
1‘ Riverside avenue. will not be held to
morrow, but Instead will be on Friday

The Ladies Al sectoral the East
. oil will hold a

d everyone at

noon money so that they can pay the.
I: on the church debt promptly

., [t the first box of nity cigars this
scatter non: Michael Drew. who has a
standing offer of a box of cigars for any
‘ player on the home team who bats a
ball the yard or any or the houses
1 ye Wstreet facing Mayflower om
”9:99“! drove a home run Into the
the Bell residence to Saturday' s
. Donnelly received a box or
V ~Vbelst ten cent diners.

n Nathan Roberts remembers
iii stance in which a sailboat over-
' very slmlliarly to the way the
. -ca'p‘sised Sunday. and caused
thcrd‘eith of Colonel Sloan. Captain
' berth says that about forty years
’73 souall such as Occurred sun-
" sailboat in ,Villuo Creek was
pic ed up by the wind and turned com-
blown“ over. so that her most stuck in

the ad til-also: up and down.
services in the Advent Christian,
h. Sunday. Were or a very an...

d elevating character. The gnaw

meme".
.“llutn grow 1h"

0 ”ctr" That of the

“ ‘ I ‘ “It 8» 9r
' 111.. 12-114
crowd or young people nth?
night. in- front or the Noll-1o
Joan Branches, In Van Zn"

“igniting 3“} Mr. andflelgrs.
u use w 0‘" were near a

. Willi! Wt moi.

lulu but last where the serenad—
not; use outfitter beating their
out}: of warfare tor a long time
ted the 1111 re In from a!
language

y Methodist Church will be held til

ha 8'1 111811831319? ‘ “(2:10” 6!!
Po

houses.

. In on a stationor‘s bl .

_ February it.

' A‘ April:

Th out transom at in

e Ltdles Aid docietr. or the 1), ion
is eve
ain‘t. .

Mrs. James Roscoe. 0! not
spending a few days with Mr. an ..
l(tyros Roscoe. .of Wett‘port are e,

o with

. V has Deladeld Miss
Ni uncommon yesterday r. Huddle,
can Expoaltton

The Mulhi'ew fondly. ct Néw York.
have taken Francis 3. Fitch's house
no? the Ptrlllasbyteriab Church. at No-
ro on, or e; hummer. ,

A halite tonal plug to 3.1).1‘Wo‘ed‘rrln
away near the Noroton station yeeter-
day morning, but no damage wan done.
In the carriage which the horse was
drawing was Mrs. wfipaqtess a doc liter. V

One of Edward

gazed In grading the ’I‘llley property
fell down while going through the bog.
gy ground and the cart had to be re-
toured. before the animal could be got—
én‘ “1'1
The Knowlton Fife and Drum Corps
has given up its quarters in Railroad
avenue. Darlen. owing to the warm
weather. The boys new practice with
Howard Stanton .
Th File and Drum orpa
d by Eagle not. and
aside 9th puny No.‘ i to acc‘
’ ‘Vthe his 350th annlvgo my
log or Norwalk. which in

Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards» nd
ve arrlv

poor health. and will probably re-
main north tor come months. This is
his first trip to buried in Your years.
Quite a large delegation of the mem-
bers of Kellogg W. 11.. Co of Derby
came to Norcton Sat iirday. accomparn
led by members 03‘ if:
mitt the ho cheer up in
old soldie'rflwho are t “ere. '1‘th took
the 11: 29 car from there and returned

the same evening.
(II-risen. of Van Zandt .

Bur Iars again disturbed the slum-

ibora 0 several Noroton residents, Sat
.urday night but, as tar at was loomed.

did not gain entrance to any or the
At one place. it Is reported.
an occupant oi the house was amused

and pursued the burglars for a short

distance firing several shots from a
revolver after them.

Darlen did not escape entirely un-
harmed by Sunday afternoon‘s clou-
trichl storm. Nothing of a very sor-
ious nature occurred. The only loss
of life reported are animals and were
three tine pigs. which were owned by
Michael Flanagan. A bolt of light
ulng struck them and killed them In
stantly. Many trees about the place
are down and another bolt of lighting
struck near the saloon or Charles Ad
solo. The rain pourhd down In tor
rants. as the gulleys in the roads tea
1. y .
The old Darien temp has; been re.
organized and will play Its first guide
of the season next Summit. when
they will meet the Norwalk Mills
team. which defeated them last year.
Their ball ground will he the one near
the Spring Grove cemetery. The boys
are now having seats erected on the
grounds. ‘but will charge no admission
and the seats are free. Thegllne up
of the team at present is as follows:
Pitcher. c. Wuers‘: c.. H. Norman;
1 b.. H. Morehouse: 2 b.. R. Wuerc;
3 b.. H. St. John: 3. a. G. Smith: l. I.
L. Ladrlsan; c. 11.. J Strehle; r 1.. s.
P. Bowen.

Saturday‘ s mixed foursomes at Wee
Burn had the Iollowlnz rcsult. Miss
Ella Hoyt and W L Baldwin 114
til-IN; Mrs. W. D. Barkley and C H.
sleeIe'y. 105 10-95 Mrs M Jones
and Dr. Hutchlnta White. 119. 2198;
Mrs. H. Smith and W. N. Gapoo.
131. 3 -98: Miss Jackson and J. R.
Swan. 124. 20-100: on. George Sherrlll
and Dr. Sherrill.129 29100. Miss J.
1!. Canon and W. M. Mccord. 113
113 10-103: Mrs McCord and1xv._A
(bmendcr. 136. 28-103: Mrs. cans
and Dr. Tiffany. 133. 27.106: Miss
Katherine Merrill and 8. Merrill. 138.
24-114: Miss 8. Hurlbuit and 11.13
Brusserhoii. 165. 88-117; Miss Wood
burr..1,llt.tmtll:.lrrs. w v Collender
and A. Floyd Delaneld 156. 35—120.

SENATE BOUGHT KNIVES.

l-lu Eton Paid.
lHartIord Courant.)
rdeolutlon passed by the senate
rifled the payment of individualR
items (or “stationery” o! 3681. to a
hardware duo in addition to tools“
$2000 31‘ antigen lathe pantie

And have come
The bill now
rendered to the comptroller and paid.
Is for knives only. The knives varied
slightly In price (baritone According to
the weather) .,_omir wiggle . 491.10 $11. by the
largo ouantlt ‘ re o co
knives. even ,1 och ch mot '1‘ch
Iicml show the purchaser; as to 1.3.1..
Date Knives (lost
February 11. 111; . 3193,90
, u
61
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ll ill

Karen 1.

my if

wher they will attend the, PamAmcrk ’

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( o respondence ct Assoc atoll Press) in“; ,
MANILA. Meal ”Maugham the i “

title till ‘09 re Vpon c
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lands still excepted tron: peaceful civil " ‘1

rule will be few. and reroute. ,
‘ l deco d.

do were ‘o d
rln o , floor. but

at cesium Lauri . -

rd
supply boat 33%;;

he beat went. out yesterday morning.
Hole. who has been boarding at

11! l t tilt: In first stub
rn acumen can wl
ct letter ‘dV

Mr. and Mrs. George Wichc’ a. has none
to New York and will latter go‘ to.

Maine. to tread thelremol who or the

’Hommedieu I}. “overhauling
his sallboat the Winds. on Gallium
Georse Win . marine railway one
sloop Lida ay. which but been on
the ways, has been launcblcd

Aaron Steven
the Sound sin: It? afternoon, with his

smut caught out in ‘

naphtha launch when the squall struck .

here. He managed run up under
Roton Point dock out! the storm had
spent its force

George Miner. while out sailing Sun
day afternoon. had his boat turned or
or by a booty gott- of mind 1.319
mined"; boar one“; M
easily came out of his predicament

William Ill. Mellcrz and party. who
are on a trite launch cyan.
have left Bu slo’ In the boat and are
now In Lake outario. They will ‘go‘

in down the St. Lawrence River out into

the Atlantic“ and down the coast. "no

log home about the middle 01 Julg it .
rt

Large limbs on a tree on G.
flu‘s place were torn bit like bits oi
match wood during the wind which so
compacted Sunday aitsrhoons storm.
oThe principal occup’atldh about the

:flplace yesterdhy seemed to be in pick-

ing up the branches or trace which had
been blown off.

There will be a crdklh‘ole party at
the home of Miss French. at Noroton,
Friday night. and it will be In the
nature of a farewell reception to Mist

Harper, who has res ed her position
In the public action here; to take 'a
more lucrathe one in Orange. N. AA
large number of the gréélit‘aV oi the Eve-

I

present in the schod ' ‘ '
ed as follows: Mick "
Miss Contact room. :
per a too (is Mr.
17.3711 . ,

tlons for alludes n to the" hi h school
In South" orwal eight of t e puplls
passed. rds show that during
Mr. Lam er's stiy here or ll of you
thirty of t e pupils have gone into the
high school. Many of the brightest
pupils In town. have been graduated
from this school

coMMENCE‘MVeNT BASEBALL.
Taking Place" firm Afternoon at Yale
VV 1‘ Field. New Hitch“. '
NEW HAVEN, June zd—Tbe annual
commencement baseball game between
{d Harvard took place at Yale
atternoon. Harvard’s splen-

wlth th decisive victory over Yale atb
Cambodia last week. In the breasts
oi‘ the so players there repulsed a
conhdohoe‘l" occasioned by the fact that
behind the nine‘ sat and cheered sever
al bounds oi enthutdaatlc grammes.

Be are the some. which” was called
at about 3 ocloclr. the usual spectacu.

Illr features of this commencement

we’ll;

were witnessed by the crowd
stand. The reunion clarinet.
hoary headed old timers to the neo-

phytee of tho triennial contingent cry.

raved In t
in the we
round to the
bands. The ,
from thousands of Yale th

the usual chorus of amenltl

dulged In iust‘beiore the cal pot.
when Yale roared out a cheer for Her-

attic costumer). indul
porpdss about “a
or ove‘

Ito Wu
“Boole” chorus echoed 1

1'9
and it Is quite upp‘areutth
of Manila, llollo and Cebu, wi

Con .
tineutdl Asia is likely to greatly our

pass the expectations at amerlcans in
general.

In a recent cooverastiou' with The

Associated Press correspondent Con ' '

srescmsn Hull at Iowa. said;

1 “The simmers development or no I
Philippines was set back a year be the .

rerupal or Congress to permit" the
printing or frinchlces The new It“
press must, of courl'le. at its coming
reunion. lexlalate for the Islando. hd
if we are going to Insist that do "an
chless be granted (or the promotion or
large business enterprises. we r‘IlrtlIa‘i
ly any that we are opposed, or at least
grdifierent to the development of the

hilippincs. " .i

Mr. Hull and his sssoelatea In lum-
bering euterprlees have recently had
practical demonstration of the fact
that Philippine member will cell In the
American market .
1 An agent or the Pullman Company
‘who has just been negotiating here lol-

Philippine woods, named a price at .1

ghloh his companymould take all the

hilipplne alchemy. In the‘ log, dellv~ 1 N

cred at any Philippine seaport. This
her. which was declined tended to
increase the assurance generally felt
ere that the beautiful finishing woods

- of the Philippines are henceforth to be

much In demand.
. Several great agricultural enter-
prices ore awaiting the chance to ac.
ulre titles to government lands before
placing operations. verlcus cem-
tries and individuals are looking to
he great, fertile and largely savage is
land or Mindanao an the scene of oper-
aliens in Sugar culture on a tremen-
dous scale. prorided the coveted grants
or public lands can be obtained. .
, in Gocldzgtrg MEWS marksman;
sugar on y eve on or penis
rule, cat it is nowqmlmed that the
soil or several other southern islands
fan be made to produce equally good

courts
The great drawbarttl‘ to the Spanish
mutate owners or 8d (lam-op shear
a .,. .

plan

. nt. .
banks whose special tune on shell be
loaning on atticulthral inn 3 at legally
reign and. reloonabls rites. The Phil
lo Inc Go '1

evil snoopy-Axe t

such ludtltutioh‘

“ not}?

MAY GROVES CONNECTICUT.

W

Trunk TrolloyvUoc mm New Vork

vard and the latter replied vociVierous- V

lyya {gr hole. The batting order. .1,

(turnkey: 3b..'
Bernoulli, c 1..
Welded. 1b.
arpo.l . 1b.,
(look. 9-;
O‘Rourke, a. s.,
Ward. r. 1.,

rd,‘.3b

mam brine: 'olty‘o helmet bcr‘

civil and minim-y equipment and her
elm t

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Wealth .1. 1 s

in trade and mucuiaolure. w

to 1. 1mm of as second ‘
m . mun .

NGWWPM

OUR NEW 00008

an now In clock. A letter variety
very m. Kevin: encased d outcast

we are In better position than ever be
do your work.

PAINTING. PAPER HANGING AND
1 DEBORATING-

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WITHIN THE RANGE

‘and neon. we are: secured

on true principles. that ye great not;
"9.19.9 small amount 0 fuel.

3 Stir Om. 18.” m I; del
«fiancee-s7: , one 9.1”?

Home» R Nash
o‘er Idol-ch lion and Watt street:

ii? North Main St
Opposite Tillydarrlpoc Works.

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than over bstoril. mean. as new. ’

of “1181‘ canes rAPnn HANGERS; ‘

., dad that is the BEST?

vantage at price quoted above.

9! cyan-rune, the price or the gloves;
Ranges
good value. peslgned and constructed w

Hand-V 1
some in appearance and of great

”W8;

F. T.‘ EGGINSON 1

it; some. very good quality hill ‘
. coils, in pitta colors and in
stripes; and, till: price. “ i
‘ Now we mention striped *

we desire very much that
you inspect this ditch-tho
price does not‘indichte‘ this"
I quality. Your eyes alone ‘ t
can convince you of the val- i
ue received. 3
Underclothinguthc thin ' 1‘
materials. made of good
texture, which increases the“. .
wearing quality" without
. thrckemng the fabric. the. ‘
procures a good garment.
V; Boy s Belts, 15c.; Men‘ 5.
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We handle only one grade of Coal,
Place your orders now, and take all.

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.

'1

Irving billion; at

Coal Yard and once Water street
Branch Quins corner Washington and
Main streets. South Norwalk, Goon.

niches m pow null to: In not
ale and to crisis of arm N91?
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'1 one.
walla: msivcn
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Pure White Lead and Zinc
., mixed by nan-u will wear twice
"as long and coral" double at
‘ lace All machinery 'mlxed. e
. house of Wlmtm Stencil and o!
' ': Stephen Whoa. both on south
Kain street. were piloted by are
1 in this manner over: clam Mr:
Hugo. They are still zoo'd‘ .. ‘ w
1 that house will stand as will .
gépcintm it. “tallies 62 south

and

flannel trousers, at $9,491, I

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DIRECTOR" '- “

John H; Ferric. ,

JohnH. Knapp curlw...m ”
John H. Light ' ' '

Josiah a. Marvin «mt-mm
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June

The Board of Managers bar
day declared a dividend to «W
of interest at the rate of. W.“
one ball (3%) Der cent. per Add
the six months ending dime
payable on and After Jul! 10;-

Interest not drawn will no
to accounts and draw interbot
VIhVVIly 1, .1903}

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