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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 1, 1901 · page 6

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ml to purchase a we. ‘
a. blch will he placed at .

is ever rendered artistically

otly he certainly did it. Pro:
was who i1 opening a tort days
. also plays a; t e Knickerbock

A camsonuw LAIMth.

w

‘ More Armless linger» After Gilmsn

sly,
vision of the property. the oilicera oi

‘ . the Bridgeport Trust Company. are

litter. Come

and Florence
save Saturday for a
. it New Hamburg, N.

, nail Rogers and
B okeman. of Com-

eatport. has se-
enter with .Har-

“ cerium
seeking intormhilgn relative to the de- =

making some migrates in the adminis-
tratlon of the eh to or the late George
Francis Gilman, under their appoint-

ment by the probate court.
Seldom a day passes that one or more
commusricailons it"? not received from
in varioui parts of the country

ceased millionaire ”and his estate. While
some assert one they are heirs at law.
others. are more modest and merely ex:

A press a desire to Wii into his irenealoé‘y

with 9. view of Adscartainl whether
they can trace {my relations to. Simi-
larity or name ieléumcient ground in
most instances. A '.

Only yesterday a letter came in
from a Mrs. Waggoner. residing in Cal-
ifornia, asking the status of the situa~
tion in regard to the settlement of the
estate. This is not the first communi-
cation received from this source and
Orange Merwin. vice-president of. the
Trust Company. stated this morning
that replies are forwarded to all of
these numerous correspondents with a
View of eatistying their desire for in-
formation. ,.

A wealthy New Yorker recently visit-
ed the homestead at Black Rock. for the

' purpose of looking over the property

and perhaps purchasing the homestead
for a summer residence This portion or
the estate embodies about titty-six acres
and includes the mansion house. the

' other small buildings:

\ rhul‘y.have for
a .iéw days at
, Mi‘eud‘Mrs. Edi:-

’1

wk some one. if not for peculs

‘ ’ stables, studio. muslo.hai%and he .. i

it is estimated to he orth in “the

‘ neighborhood a: Slzobhw‘Nothlng1uru

ther has been heard irorn the metropol-
itan man or means. however. a cl it is
probable that the value iii the
exceeded what he dcsireditooipenfilor
a summer place. There is a li ell Mid“
., i5
and Bros streets 5"1)

poses. as a permaue‘iit 4113's
this is one Wot driest t

deep. The store now oceaniod
W. Smith, a nephew bit he

calorie e present
Aa’Ahiindsome bloc could be
built there. The corner is one of that

by sitting aAA hit}:1 logs on the

 

d eased Wise:
iherchant. carers about halt the prooera t
ty

reenter sari/1
medulla otthe A.“ a.

, and logo now All Agassi

Fitz autumn W tar
plll‘iiiili sail“! _.
field on
i th

9
A party or cyclists Went to Bower:
ton last evening and attelnded the “mean

bake at Lincoln Go «0-. All

Tiler thorousliiv niorel‘3 also use.

.It is not thoughi the. any bad at-

“recto will result 1W3) the bicycle noel i
' l

dent that Ellis Harvard on Tuesday
still has a lanie hill. Abut‘ it is the
that he will. be able

i as o‘ ynierly in a few doys. ,
the moor-ninth co roveray over the di- :

Johan. Morse. or East Norwallr.
has nurchased a new bicycle.

lathe me. A. we " championship ed

contest to date “Molar .A:'l‘

it and J. ’l‘. Eishe‘r inertia with 10.
it. Vi

"Major" Taylor suspended: infinot com
acting in a handicap race at
Tuesday alight is void.
race meet:
a competi nor will hill redness-.1

Taylor' s suspension be complied with.

Taylor's entries for circuit races are
made conditionally with the N. C. A.
that if he rides in championship races
at the same meet he nay be excused

from handicaps.

The victories 01W. G: Simeon and ‘

Robert Walthour within the last week
have made those. riders among the
most conspicuous in the middle dis-
tance field. They-are scheduled to
meet in a motor paced race at fifteen
miles in Madison Sonora Garden on
Monday night.

In-

For the thirty- five mile motor paced
race at Manhattan Beach on Saturday
live starters are now assured. These

will be “Harry" Elites. Robert Wui
thour. John Nelson “Jimmie" Mi

chael and “Archie" Mcmarchern. it is
,lielieved that Elhee's rent this week}

will restore him to good condition.

Walthour and Michael are riding in
particularly good form and a splendid
contest is looked for. .A .-

A. N. (i. A. circuit most will take
.niace at Voilsburg. N.J
0n the tollonlugAday il‘rank Kramer
end W Bulletin will me ‘1

on Saturday

henixrace on the same .A
. A twenty- live mile" handled

race is announced to take place near:
.Seotemhar
it will befuéiden the subclass ot the

Raritanglil ,. 1.. on Saturll
has

no, and will in» im
an new city and ‘

yt‘ ‘ '
, Nd: were bruised
ha die bars of the

aylor loads
with 18 points. Frank Kramer is sec-
ond with 1.6 “Tom" cooper third with

The action or a reieriie in declaring
lbany on

A reteree or e‘:
«authority to suspend _

 

"l”o’uiu liuatratlon o: a White Linen
thick 8 rt waist exhibits an extremely
Neil out and well made serum at and

several xuew ideas; The
around holes, ii ed in with open

pie ‘ rahroidery.‘ are a pretty novel.
an M i certainly tend to make the
waist: which, them soon;

“sh nlot“ the:l lest oi sarments.o

lotion: tor summer -
caves are made to t

tell them nainst himself. Ohe

in. Worn With this and adjusted by
means of tiny buttons on the inner
side are little hematite-lied bonds of
blue linen. This arrangement of "but:
toning on”. is a good one. as the bands
may he easily remoVed and replaced
tor laundering without destroying the
stack. But it is the double tie that
attracke the attention of the uninitia
ted. it cornea fro the hack as all
. proper ties should, at parts in edit
in the two tiny news, as observed. ~0ne
crumb oi‘.eomicrt is that it is hot new
sary to
. wear this ungeme‘n‘t. The stock or
i one at the back.

(11:0! (tuition A rees- are too comfortable.
edit, a d arable ever to be dispensed
‘.wlth hey are inexhausive. too. and
may be bought anywhere from iii
cents to ”.50 or yard. The navy
blue toulard, ngured in white. at the

;- last few seasons, in somewhat passed

Royal blue is Worn. also

j. this year;
pastel tints. old rose. and

 

No how's every time you A

Fouiards it seems. will never so out "

charmias visiting costume ' '
i ii hits:

in against our can
0 do this as all not;

know u' to «hitches
_wvery .rfpnrtantg’ is

' “ a
to use poor material a a
is for any purpose. Besides we toned:

' alter cer‘etul inquiry among the heat?“

dressmakers th t a large majority cream
and recommen moonlit

y.
squat minimal to what was the best
silk to use.
hesitate

vestigatl n as we know many will *oh

glad to- be tolerated you this subject“.
, M

, ,
may visor. MN- TIRED.

This 611;!- :3 ‘

sire the, rosult or. our n» . A

The parlor entertainer has some»

amusing experiences. although he is

:not alway'rh shod matured enough to

Who
its. however. relates

that on sin occasion he had

on
been perms-rains at an "at home." and.

so runny shooter that

the prom baseline unusually long.

Atter it wasAali orer his hostess arid ‘

her young daughter came up to hunt

‘ " = and alter. congratulating him on u.

success 0! the Aattemioon, said. mos
cordially:

“Oh. Mr Black. come and have N
some bunch and sit down for awhile ‘

i know you must he awfully tired "

"Yes.” chimed in the sweet young . A ‘ U

daughter; with the best intentions in
the world «rm sure we arc"—-N Y.
Mali and Express.

Caller-v—Now. little man. what is
your parent's' genealogical chart for?
Bright Boys—To hide a tear in the par-
lo’r paper. sir. ..

saun imp . sarcasm.

Gill NATIONAL BANK

Mini. monument)

Surplus.
Other Profits. 3.26 000 00

John H. Perl-ls .
John H. Kit a
John ii. iii
Joginh it. Marvin

310.9? 000.00 .R R.

 

 

Shelley Tours to Buffalo,
Leaving every Monday. from $23 to
330. according to accommodations se-
lected. Rate from New Heron.
Three-Day Tours to Block Island.
Every Saturday. 88. 50 to 810.50.
Five~Ds Tours to Catlitiii.
July are. August «in. and soul, iii. 50
mg: Ne}! Heron.
5- ay o is
zgléoiy yilzd .‘3

Tickets and comes of “The New lung.

land Tourist" at the office or use: ”e 1

W. Harris. agent N, Y.. N. ’H. g

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN R

HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TlMs A'rAaLs.

M

. In sum. May 19. i891.

urged—qu-

.. LEAVE EOUTH NORWALK FOR.
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“refit
i. .11
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1: ml at“ r“. ....

, onshore. , .
‘ i‘-*li=8irr4‘6ixr

to White Mountains,
ukust 6th rind 19th. Rate '

filisx. 8:15. A
js: “No .oax. a: 36. l

ii: 25:. l. or
a; Bill. a: 05:,

i 64:18:. 9:05.

 

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“ Nicolai ATTACHMENTS.

Bullock Walkiui

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uz WASHINGTON Smear
South Nanaik.

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