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Evening sentinel, Monday, September 2, 1901 · page 6

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, , this afternoon. .
Mother of people ‘
l1 eturdey evening

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01111011111 Sullivan county.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

111110
6 53.135511111111111. of Clayton. N.
1.131115% at Mrs. Edwani Hui»
111211015.

‘ . 5116.565. Thomas J.
Ri wide Avenue.
”111111 has the contract for
1 hard wood floors in the

(301611.11! New York city.
.ie'edey. of Mr and Mrs.
11, of 00111110.
15h today the law is oil
1105111155115 snipe is the
the 11555011 in this section.
White. Arthur Hull and
or expect to attend the

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

, 11 11. baseball team and the
‘ 1 .5 willlcross hats 11"t 9

. of Bridgeport
reene «Farms. was a
. (113 H. S. Wakemnn. oi‘

'. of Torrington
111 place. is a guest ant
e’hde of Mrs. Samuel Allen, of

alliitig Hand Society of the
1 Methodist Church are going
ride to Pine Rock Grove.

er, Jr.. begun moving in-
Main street store Saturday.
we will he made today and

.3615. Riclim'tl.‘Wakenian and
York. formerly of Greens
the guests of relatives in

' of Trinity Church met
ironing. and elected W. L.
Winder: in place of Henry
used.
butlie'ld who was the. guest
,1. and Mrs. Warren Rog—

. has returned to her

’ the
. te ay.

‘11 T512101" 5 “Nollie Alcyone'
,, i'nbney in the 2 30 (loss of
96 t‘~the Agricultural l‘nlr, at
Ya. last week.

Edgar Nash her daughter.
14 , .. 01111. and Mrs. Emma DNlif‘l.
‘55 M01111, almost of Mrs Nash. vis-
'mpo Bench last week

$10., of the Embalmors' Sup~
m I

Congregationnl

n‘hli l‘udcrtnkel Fable
e‘nd the lindertnkers' conven-
New Haven tomorrow.

ongiegational Church. who:
11011115, has been enjoying a
clutc‘d at that edifice. yes—

51‘1' .City Drum Corps of twel-
pieces will nccompuuv (‘ompo
Company. in the 1111111115 01? the
1551-5515 (olchrution of the
1iNorwrlllr.

‘I‘mdge No. 58, Kmi R. will
1rd annual ciambake. on
4 , this afternoon The
1111111115 in the, charge of the
“ ,order. will be fiPlVCil

 

, .515 301361111 F“ Gullaghnn. of 6:511-
‘ h‘u entered :1 New York hospi—
’ 11 tiained 11111'ae.Miss
15.0110 of seven eistqrshnnd
0 take this coureo. "

piles; of Dayton. 0111511" 11551511-
. age-121 the Cumpnilhn Scale
9111135. orrivod in town inst Friday.
will remain here :1 few days lodk~
‘ tor the lntcrcets of 111.14 company .41
at ry.
1511’ Helping llnml Society of
- Shnmtuck Methodist Episcopal
1111 1511, by planning a hollow party for
lie th in Week. The objective point
1 11,8 11114. 'dn‘y have not yet been
’_§ 6111. Seaside Park Bridgeport.
ll‘ql‘l‘l‘lllly be. the. choicc’ of place.
61ml“ Company cmployoccs are.
, 1111113511 in getting back poles
thoéfne gram Grecian Forms west
11 o overt all possibility of
.4 ‘ductoru 11nd othoie on
1 111115. Many of the DillQH
adornimta‘biy clone to tho 51111111

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, 3 1'15,Joscph’l‘. llnlinndeon.
1111;01 Brooklyn. Who were
' to Weetport hot‘el. last

1211151 realdenth lot this
. , rmiiidcntn Willi men:-
341'- 0115555155 01121. drug
m5 fli‘toen yours: adol‘ln what
Photvn 11.41 the Hull building.
1; now owned by Louis

11min given by Frank Whlt~
11.1 5 (31501115 Forms orb-110,112

 
 
 
 
 

 

66 t‘lfitn. “Fr‘idity n’llgh‘t. '

he 110115011 there.

gfidn' 05011555111 rendered a
omilnr 5110505555: M155 Iii.
4651112. _ pdniet, was nine hoard
, 11 3111150501115; Mrs. L H.‘
111111115. 4 Mi 55 Grace 1;)

3 New Yo

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11115 1.55. ehond‘a‘.‘

., are gueotn 51: “Cutting

heat of the Bridgepbrt‘

be bh‘erged.

 

1111; 5550116 1152“
3301551} thl , 1551. Will g
short 5101). Fred Ponhoyar: 1515 held
Clarence Soil! 11 right field. Thom’oe
Crolter. 125111

 

Crescent 0516.851111'1153'. Sentomlior l4
;it‘he result of the 301115 of ball 1‘15-
tween the Snugntucke and the 1101111
gun baseball team, 051115 115 1
1155 to .:t ergo 12,50 55555515121
151: gal 11 on the 5511 lie! 11. 8015-
nrday 01151110011. "011.1155 it will 1151;
a close game. but the Sam‘ntuoke will
probably be thé Victoria.” were the
words} that 5521111 be heard repented on
the ground tor fully halt an hour bc~
lore 11:5 genie commenced. Hovvevei.
those that stated the above would. did
not 555551 the 8511551115115 would come"
out with nine 111115 against one for the
Ynnigens It was not the Key 5111041
that the Shugntucks were 51111511 in
that won the 11111115 for 155..., but good.
11131511111 airing. 101‘. charge a tow errors
were 1 de .115 usual; but they Were 111‘-
,gnedil’lew James Phatr. pitcher tor the
113511551553 5111le ii 51201555155515.1211...
in every sense of the word: In toot. it
was superior to any game ”he evc
pitched on the 85111011 65111 betD‘re. By
hle‘ clever ”twirling of the bull he mun”—
nged to strike out the Yannlgan players
fourteen times. against Johnson (obl-
ored) oi the Yanignn‘n. striking out
eight Snugotuoka. Captain Ki Allen
did his usual expert catching. and 1115
Why M. Donohuer run and (sought a fly
that fell near the bank wall, was an
agreeable unwise to his team and their
rootore A good play. that W‘os‘ romem
bored was the batching of a fly that
nearly soared outfit—sight. by Curt Ed»
dy Numerous other good plays were
made by William Dooling. Neil God:
trey. John Baynham. Charles Godfrey
and 151155115... or the Saugatucks.
However. those thnt were not present to
witness the game may assume from the
some that all of the Yannlgnns played
a Door game. Wliivoh was not the case’
A 151...: number of those present ngréed
that the Sexton ilcld never hold boys
that 'boys holders for a fume thnn
James lloollng especially. together with
Bernard Donlon P. Dolno. John Myers.
(l'rhnt. Harry liowo'hygfl Hinkins.
Willflodl’revond .lbhn M31951 Bor'naid
Donlou W‘l‘l‘s the Ynnnlgnn that made.
the safe hit and P. Grout scaled the
bases for him. making their total
more. which occurred in the sixth inu—
lug T5151 ohm: and their positions:

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Snugnti‘i‘oke Yunnlgnns.
Ki. Allen 1-. J. Dueling
.1. Phnlr 1). C. Johnson
N. Godfrey lb. J. Myers
M. Donhuer 212. P. Dolnn
W Doolinr,r 3b. 1". Grant
llaynham 5.11. W. Godfrey
it. . l-l. Lowéry '

r._t. B. Donlon

5.7. H. l—llnkiue

 

Sought; its.
Yannlgans.
’1 11110 of game one hour and twenty-
ilvo minutes‘ Umphe, Christy Mvers.

The public schools of Westport will
ie—open for the full term Tuesday next.
with the name teachers 1111 last year.

150101001—9
000001000—1

with but few exceptions. The change
is in East Saugutuck. South Sangu-
tuck. Poplar Plains and West Long
Lots. The list of teachers is as fol-
lows: ‘
East Snugntuck~Miss Myrtilla P.
Taylor. Mics Giselle S 0511101111

West Saugetuck~Miss Sadie Par-
sells. Miss Sm": Pnrtrlck.‘ ' =

South Suugntuck—r-Mlss Emma 14‘.
Spnulding.

Compo~Mins Mary E. ,Taylor. Miss
Ophelia (‘4. Taylor

(linens mee~M155 Dorothy 12 Ad—‘
‘ame. Mine Ethel Wiilcor‘: .

East Long Lots-Mlss Minnie E Eh
wood.

West Long Lots—Miss Minnie M.
Sherwood.

Crosshlnhwuy—n—Mlss Katherine Mc-
Conn.

Poplar Pialnan'iss Mnry ‘E. Snit—
71211.

The. Foirfleld County Clerical Associ-
niian will meet in Holy Trinity Church.
Monday. Scintflmbcr 9th. Refreshmente'
will he served by the ladies at the
church.

M155 Nollie Wolivcr. of New Haven,
is 1111111an on extended visit with her
relatives, Jemcn 0nd Rhoda Allen. of
Compo.

méetlnge tomorrow even 113. , .

A water melon social and musical will
be given by the Epw‘orih League. in the
Soughtuck Mothatligt Epleoopal Hull.
tomorrow eve 0.1111111111511111 will

 

Aepetuch. l. $2.1! of.‘ meets in

their room in Hurlhutt’e blockm tumor-’4'

row droning.

M11111 Halide 11. Bradley. or 5111111515611:

15 the 1111th of friends in New Haven. ._
M15. lli.’ A. Heart. ot Wright street.

 

the Adlron 55
Mrs. 2155:5245 1151.11. 55
minim: 11155 811515 Clearwuter.

‘ld,P. Flynn The two '
15111115 will they :1 return 5112115 on the .

i miles Wa‘lthour nthrtod 11 hot favorite

.Cross Highway and Miss Myrtllla P.

‘ thing of liar plains, but the {note Were

 
 

Doric Chapter. 0.11:. 8.. resume their ”

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. lllnot 2115555011.; 116 w‘
tor 5. 1111111
night 1155

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where 116

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15 111111111 with
1'; pp 50111115116 tires in the

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1115111 5 1.55% 6‘35" $211111

k‘firyeo re, 1111 M1155

, 525N555. and says “I'll

take that.” 1" '15 ta “11.110: 1115 1151111 in
5' no at 511 1115 how much it
5.715 11 1‘55 it and “1511' 512115.115:in

another word The company 5111155

that it is not very often they have 251151:
111.1115 tot’nbr. .

 
 

6511114171 1111111151! in the
anhutt on 3511551155
11110125130“) . (initiating hobby
Wdlti tour and if”) .St'lndon deoistye
i‘y “rind 55150115111115.1151... some time 11
new record 1361' 1115311555.. {file contest:
was motorli'ihcéi‘l“ for one 111‘ 1‘1 din
tonne 111 which St1nnon holds: the rec
0rd Nohod vo‘r ridden thirty
night mil'o‘s W111]: in the hour at Mon-
hhtt‘nn Boit‘ch ow‘evér, 'nn‘d on war
the achievomént that mikes 111250111
111151151] yostorde. lie detected Wnl

1120111 112111055 t 1111 5 111115 and a hair
and Stineon' by 0. little name than two

Hurry Elkos re
bicycle recon atg
turtle

with Elites the second choice. Stin
5011.111 the pole. led the procession at
the shirt, and he rétnined lily lead to
the tenth' 111115.115. W115 ridln wall
too and many thought he wan d utoy
11.911515111551150 been truiling‘ Second
but in the eighth mile Wnlthour (2105
011 up and linseed him just as Hurry
Was changing 11:15:61 111515115115 5 116111111

zone 11 hundred .ysrds“ when 1211155 5.15:

by usurnini: the Sodtlicinor'e 1.1555
mowing down the ,dictunce hot econ
himself and Stinson 111111 dually.i th’c
tenth mile shooting into the 16511
Elites won never once in danger utter
that Stiuspn woliulod away from his
once now and 5 1611‘ 11nd 0115 111mm 12.1
billion and Wnl hour in the ‘slxtecn‘ih
1nilo.’l‘hc record holder was now pron
ticnlly out of the struggle, and the
port that E11155 out win; 100‘ 1515 tor,
Wollhour as 11511.“ Elites simply toy
ed with the heir and topped them when
ever it suited his 15215515512500:
who also had trouble With his poor.
toward the close finished 5 lap and :1
half ahead of Stlnson. Ellie‘s victory
was popular-'1~ ~

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111155 Bradley is to start a private
school. in the Wokeman building, at
Smignturk. In about two weeks. Miss
Daisy Wndlihms‘ a: Norwnlk. 5115555115
Miss Mary E. Snlilcn at the Good Hill
arhool. Miss Ccclle‘ E. Osborn of East
Norwmk. takes the place of M1551 M1114
ale M. Sherwood as ansistunt at the
Fleet Saugatuck school Miss Sadie
Parnell 11nd Mles Sarah Partrlclt. both
of Norwalk. are retained at the West
Snugatuck school Miss McCann at

Taylor. who last year taught in the
West Long Lots. in this your teacher
at East Snugetuck. and her place at
West Long Lots is this year taken by
Mina Minnie M. Sherwood. Mine Dor-
othy R Adams. of this place. and M15:-
Ethel Wilcox. of N01 walk are retained
at the Greens. Farms 5511001.:15 is Mia‘s
Mary E. Taylor nod Miss Ophelia C.
Taylor. at the Compo school.

MATRON HILL TO WED.

Will Merry Sweetheart of Forlmthree
Years Ago.
A romance or more than usual intel-
est recently come to light, when it WIN
learned that Mrs Jennie D Hill the
Bridgeport phllc‘o man-55.21155 :5 11111:“
W Eugene 13011.11 Wellitlly coal denlcr‘
or Syracuse. it, whoho attentions
she rejected 4‘3 yenrh ago inst Christ
inhs eve. Mm. Hill retirees to any any

 

 

learned from 0 (Hood who line known
her many years.

P55516115 ‘to her ma‘rringe.‘t M15. Hill
‘wns M155 15:11:15 Dunedino orlolk
‘ond was employed lie 11 throw mon‘ in
the Kilhourno 151111111111 mills. ‘ e mi
Mr Potit. who 5065‘ n foreman at the,4
mill and he 801d considerable atten-
tion to her 11 a straw 1-155 16 Win
stod,Chr15tmon’ovo. 1847, Potlt die-
pleased Mien Duncan. and the prospec-
the wedding became merely 11 main-
ory. Within 11 y‘oiir .6155 Duncan yield
ed to tho i’mhortunitié’s of David P.
Hill and became his wile.

Mr. and Mrh. Hill went to l‘dll‘s Vii .
1535,5111] alter a. residence of a tow
yearn. rdmovod to 11141535121111.1111 l
was a contracting builder 11nd follow 11

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

tor of 1115 old Pollutiono‘ch 1101156 112‘

 

‘ron 5. abort"
519111115115 lid his 11105 hold”

5" 1111511

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. evening.

tugc was only momentary. He hadn't ’

at his neck and electrified the. crowd -

5:22. 5:4 20, 1: 05:, ,20 05:. 0213's. 11:1

. 0:121 111:0

‘ 1155. 11115115150. 1901.111
7 5-51.55: 111 8:60 o'clock.

House Black ‘bi‘illdins, in the City or

Saturday, Aug‘oet 31. 1901.1rom 9
o 'olook ioronoon 55m 3 551051: after;
noon and 750111 7 until § o'clock in the

Mr. H. W K5111». .51 0010510515 Broth.
ere. NorWallt,‘ and .Mr‘. J M. Layton.‘

Norivalk.4 ere Authorized to receive
:11on 105‘ 111512

On all taxes which shall 1151115111 1111
1111111 alter the lot day of October.
1901, interest at ‘lhe rate 024 NINE PER
CENT. will be charged irom the 3151

5" 5.... .5155
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CURES
5.1113111111113111
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.171 Man.
Thor e are 5611115 men who are so 551
5511 that they 41111410 buy lite 1118111-
51105. but it in the 111155111511 1111511 who
protects those 115; loves. The Connec,
115111. General Mills this kind of insur-
ance at 11 very lowtcoet. Enquire 96

FRED....N. FIELD.

44 .1 GENthnApENT. ,
United Bani: 366$anth Norwalk.

M. TARLOV
Dealer in Junk 91 All Kinds.

Highest prices paid for old i‘netnl,
raga, papers. et'erything. Write or
Will. Prompt attention given to all
orders.‘

“)0 Tavlor Ave. 50. Norwalk.

55w YORK. 12115151 never: &
HARTnoRbRAILROAD.

TIME TABLE.

M

in client May 19, 1901.

 

 

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LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.--12: 35x. 4: 55: 61451. 6: 15

11:55.7:13. 7:54, 8:::l0x.903x,936
6: 55, 1.012216. 10: 40 1123511.
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3.2111. 4:07. 4:501! 533. 5' 55:. 6. 053.
5:41, 7.,07 7:551:,8:11‘10,'02.

1 SUNDAYfi
AM

312135;. 4: 55:.
ii: 401:.

fibrin-11: .515. 5: 55 5. 5521,7220. 8:102‘

LEAVE NEW your: FOR sou'ru
NORWALK.

A. M.—-—12. 021:. 5 50. 0: 00. 7:00.

5. 0001:. 5: 05 9: 00: 0: 022 11:04:. 10.52:,

10 :04 11. 60x 11:02.

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At 111 11155 61 the collector. Opera

Norwalh. in 511,111 Term 11151 Norwelk‘ on ;f

44314715113} .. 4.4.

at his office: 115111-555 Place. 35011: "

 

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LEAVE 5011511 NonwALK ron‘

 
 
 

In .uvlnfi’.
will get: 1110 1
'1". 44469511 all the wory
he has had in the matter. ,
‘ New 1111. it's up to you 10‘ not:
him“ I new olive—are ’you going-“
to my a high price for a IhOG‘,‘
that will not stand “hard" 115». .4
1155 or are you going to‘ let him ‘1
wear one of our 1‘

8111 $1.25 Sines

that are made to real-t macaw "
fully the hard imocko of youth. 1

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

You will at least examine this
line will you not?

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

day at August. 190.1. 1111511 the some "
shall be held ‘
GEORGE B. ST. JOHN.
collector, ~
in and for said Town oi Norweik,‘ on
the List of 1900.

DeVOE

and
iONCéMAN
MARTINEZ

 

Cainnot be
Excelled.

BERRY. 550:5

Wood Alcohol.

Varnish.
Stains.

Known tor their
reliability.

ComStock,
Watkins
8: Dow,

"2 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk.
Phone 43-6. ..

HORSES

TO SUIT EVERYBODY.

 

 

we: HAVE 5111111 OOM‘I‘N‘G or TH]
0511 1.01111 nvnnr new one.

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Hard on Finish.

 
 

' ‘1 , ocular in thin territory. and we can! Iult‘

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11 5111155151 its thinnest 111101113
’, st 110,

‘ results of our efforts are more
1110. 5111511151in We are 5511100 5011»
5165111110 Undergarments. . ; “

' _ higher priced garments. all
00115500055511: 11511 551501961:

31255: Hats. its hold 55 is consistent
‘v‘vith‘ 611155111111 2 , _:

 

4.,- 22 1.1411:

3 1111-1 ' NORWAl-K- ., D. .1 '1. .. g.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Li661e ‘Boat of IRON-OX

An Exporter!” ‘ 3. ,. ..
' wh‘hDropay :.'

 

 

 

A leading physician, in Connecticut, pre—
scribed Inoiv- 01: Tablets for a patient suffering _ l
from dropsy. Soon there was a markedrmprove- _ ,
ment, and very shortly the bloated condition pas-
sed entirely away. '
There is a feeling of intense setlsi'action
in the minds of those who use IRON-OX Tablets.
At all druggrsts‘g 5 cents.

 

 

 

 

Men's Russia 0111761115.. worth $3.50, 64 nod 65,

. " "' 12.15
Men’s Black ,Vlcl 1:55 Pal. 1.55.551... worth 53, 53.555115 54. 1.2.45
Large Lot of Men‘s Sample‘S’hooa and Oifordh, 6. 7 and 8. at 01.00
500 palrc Women’s Tan and Black Kld 0x70551902 valugl. at 01.29

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

1111 1561115 in the :.:-‘11.. of"
‘ 11.151. It 15' 11 wine opo’npmy to put 111 “your winter'o aupply during 0.5 44
'Iurrlrna‘r and tall, whethor tho prlu‘ 15 1111on 15 Advance or not.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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, 2 did you buy with the money your
311111111115 (are you?" Tommyw'mn un-

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