Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 29, 1902 · page 4

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iii? to the United States.

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111‘ (lliirl'rf'r'eporté a. Christit‘in
oioty at Mein'rberict, titty.
" orth oi the Arctic cireio,
w wteks in December and
ray have to read the consti-
iii light truth on oil lamp

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

e'oti'on with the nows‘ that
‘i flood ‘windows commend
notion procession oi! Ed-

night. And held t the residence or

" ‘ ‘vs‘tior'
m "f the H ‘ ,First Methodist Episcopal

in
South New iii

Principal Anti Mrs William G 20010.
- ntsrosting ni
tnir‘. 11111-11.

ensirmsu or the enter aiument com-
mitteofot the society, And the success
or the' eveningilm is‘rgoiy due to her.
child A upped oil the questions on
'ai‘ds 11111 were hendéd to' ench ‘oi the

parlors.

Mr‘ 11111111151111 with Master of coremon»

ice and opened the entertainment by

;.'11ehdiiiz the following, which brought

in runny names of those present:
NOT!

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The“ Ladio‘e‘ Aid Society of the
Church
have received an invitation from all of
our MILLERS at the ,EOOTE oi the
Hill S, by their MILLS nt WATER
BUR. "‘"in the GRAY of the evening,
Just at STARR light. ‘

Tho YOUNG boys 'will CARRIE
WOOD with them as it will he impos
sible to burn GREENWOOD or
BRUSH A SEMPLE repnst has
been‘ provided
will not as chief BAKER.ni-1 he isu

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

it not handled too CROSSLEY
Lamb, with MINT ON will be served
BROWN bread with delicious BEANS.

BYX 1 S

lilac y‘oung inl'iy will DESKRR to
bid wih our lovely MAY flowers.
Don't m 11 this SOLDEN opportuni-

 

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It any lady e'unnot go a FOOTE. we

will be glad to WHEELER SWIFT.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“"‘Medieel Journsi
the theory that Admiral
mental disease Wos

 
 
 
 
 

is‘go ondi‘by sentive'ness to
tioism and popular ingrati

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

,. mun degree or worn.
tggravate it be
his deal would have no
sgit did under entirely

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Miro was “wanted" in Russia
photographed in six different

mongp'rg guise“ depart
for of one of these wrote

1 1i sits, and slot
lteceived the
‘ rodnt's 'whose‘“

diar-
have

hofifl‘lcctz ”a

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nd' soil printed notes on
erred by. them In the 1.1111

inc'ii their .

r‘n‘n injunc-

 

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All sorts oi! games hdvc been pro
vided.
your. pleasure; but ‘no rewards 01' MER-
{UTE can be given and no BETTS ni
owe

 
 

notice by consulting your cards

numbers in cation. The one hold

ing the number called for or our and
The reader then
it
the answer was not correct. the others,
in theirooms were given a chance to

rend the Question.
had the first chance to answer it.

try their guessing‘power A

beautifully rendered solos.
Hutchinson. the organist
and lemonadewwere

Miltoh' Steve
111‘s

freshment ed Mrs. Sylveste

Society.

to
insi

sixty present as they tiled into the 1
Each card wen numbered. ;:

 

MRS. ALBERT SON
regular" BUCK-MASTER in this line,

nnti' sweet KORN. Also 11 good supply
oi honey will be furnished by tho

YOU can HUNT or REED at

P S.—~SEYMOUR in regard to this

At the no 111011 he called out the

l‘-Itlruint1.§1 the evening Mrs. Frances
Ea on. e new soprano 'at. the South

Norwelk‘ Methodist Church sang two (”'d' 1200 gold wetoh. third. ‘7' 00 s"
She. was
cacompanieri on thepleno by Miss Ida ,
Retrosh- '
n1cnts,.eonsisting of ice cream. cake
served. Mrs S
airman of the re

Hunt is president of the Ladies’ Aid
The nffuirnzviil long be no
t

in

, a W
pendent Society" held
meeting. lust night. at 5tirelr hood»
11111111111 in Ely 11111111 11. 11nd mode ilnui
irunneIncu‘ts tor the north Annual plow
lie, t Norwsllr Fair Grounds. Mexican
:11 sin The committee has worked
hard for the loot three months, and
rave soured n‘ 1' time 01 money to
{make this chair, airline success ‘ :1
Among the many t lugs there will be
11 grand street pm from Ely ever
we headquarters. Mboh nic str'eol.

street. Burbnnh str t. Chestnut

,‘Rsilrou‘ir Avenue. Washington
root. Watc 1 19111,, Raymond street.
South Mni st ct; Ndr'th Muiu street.
West nvcure, Well street. Norwaik.
'md' uln street to tie grounds. The
nudists that will be line are: The
itulinn sindepou‘dent Society. of South
Noiwslk; George betray, of Bridge:
port; Christa; Columbus, of Bridge.
lort: Victoria Emanuel Third of Stem-
ford. and omission; 2119111111011.
The, marshal of the South Nor‘w'eik So-
ciety will leod,i’oiiow1ed by the South
Norwallr comr'nittEe The Garibnido.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

rirtlcs The guests in carriages will
follow the societies. chooeting to arrive
at the Fair Grounds at noon. They
will tend about three hundred guests.
The program ut the picnic will be:
1.00. bicycle race will stu'rt; corn-art by
hand from 1: 30 to 5 o ‘clock; horse race,
foot 111cc. such men, bull genre at 3
o'clock, between Y. M‘ C. A. ‘nnd Man-
or School, of Stamford Dancing from
ii o'clock until ii orio‘rk; concert from
0: 30 until 10: 00 Don’t forget grund
lire war-ks in‘. the evening
The ‘bieyclc‘ events will be as fol-
lou'jzs "‘
l‘WO MILE HANDICAP AMATEUR.

First prize. o.34000 Manhattan ruecr
lliCVC‘le witi12 ycnrs' guarantee: sec;
and $12 00 ladies' gold watch; third.
$8. 00 silver fruit .1131.

9. 9John l’. Branigen. New Rriimni'n

R. L. Wehrie .South Norwnik.
. Philip W Curran. Stamioru
. Frank Williams. Stamford.
Frank G, Webster, New Haven.
. Fritz Malfucoo.Stan1iord
{Carl Yentsch. New Hill on.
. Barney ‘Wu‘ish. Watery lie. Conn.
2. Frank A. Bates, Denburr.
10. Louis M. Schuicidt' New Haven
11. Willinln‘ Fraser. South Norwalk

ONE MILE OPEN.AMATE13R.
First price. 320. 00 diamond ring; sec~

 
 
 

 
 

{amigos-aapw

ver pitcher;
11. William

 
 
 

'sor. South Norwulk.
2.1Prnnit :Rates. Danhury.
9 John hooligan. New Britain.
1 1 8.R.I11Wehrle, South Norwalic.
3 Carl Yentson New Haven
A 5. Frank W. ‘Wobster. New iinvon.
‘1 7. Frank Williams. Stamford. ‘
i. Burney-Whish, Watcrviiio. Conn.

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”their '1

'iinud will then folio'w. leading the new

"‘1 _1 couSPmA

10 Louis M Schuteidt. New Haven. .'

Sixteen Qompotlmrs
1m in New rm.

Texnoo coon duouuu New

 
 
 

 

York, May 294—Bixtceii‘ competitors for
the Metropoll tun i ,ochempionshlp
ware still win the' r5111 s when ploy ire-,1
can on this. the'. gpecond day of the
fourth Annual toii'r Ardent The were
‘iiiror was clear our cool. Amateur
ChampiOn W J. vis and the pres
out Metropolitan champion. Findley 8.

 

 

D'OuMus. were both in the first belt or
the tournament and were watched
with the greatest interest. if both
will today‘ 8 matches they will meet in‘
the semifinal round tomorrow Com 1‘ 1, ‘
ing up on the other side oi the tourn- ‘ ' 3‘
parent the most likely men seem to be ,
i“. O. Horstmsn, of Washingtorr, who
enters this tournament from the golf
club of Lakewood. and Wirt L , 1 -
Thompson. Who enteriii hem Buiustrol 1 ‘
and who yesterday defeated the voter
on and former amateur che‘mpion C.
il.MucDonsld.1

DINNER A‘T DELMomoo'e.
NEW YORK, May 29.«-1The mem
bers of the Roc‘hemlrcnu party went to
day to Whitelow Reid’s summer home
at Rhiuchock where they were enter
tniued at luuéhoon.‘ Tonight the sire
iy-uin‘th rcglment will escort the mom '
1101 s of the commission to Dolmonicof s- -
where a dinner will be given them by 1‘
the Friendly Sons 01 St. Patrick. 1 At "
midnight the party will io’hve for New
port. The trip to Mr. Reid's country
. place. "Ophir Farm“ was (nude in a.
special train. in tile party were the f-
Couut and countess ‘D‘c Roclrembcn'u,
Count De Lafayette Admiral i‘ournier,‘
General B1 ugore Ambassador Cum»
hon Meyor' Sct'lr Low, ex: Mayor Abram
S. liowitt.D.1O.Milis and about forty
other persons. Tire luncheon wands
formal and there was no speech pink
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GUAYAQ‘UIL. Ecuador. May '20."
1 The newspapers here this morning do
nouuoc former President Alfaro. otEc-
under, who is residing here, for con-
spiracy to overthrow President Plaza.
his successor, who were inaugurated in"
August last Asertlng that Alfaro has
rolled on the Colombian rebels to rinse
pond their operations in Colombian
and come to Ecuador to help 111111.11
is further asserted that the former
. president has promised 1111 after the ,
Colombians have been victorious“ in
overthrowing President Plaza Aliirro
will assist them to detest the Colom-
blah conservatives against whom they
so. now wnging a war The Gun)"
qull papers are. asking sum to turn-
ish un explsn‘ution; ot his conduct.

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Saint den Morning

we 1111111111 no 111111 e ‘_ ‘~
ssh. oi the 11.1.1 needed and 111.1111 Artidcs.
111 the "Dig 9111:. business at 21 1.111111; ’10 ‘2
mi. 111-1111111- oi lab 1111114 iormer price. '1
Eden; t‘tcin' 1‘s in Rec“ 3. 1.1111. We keep '
bounces 011' the 11.11:. e\\t‘1\e tune. in; 1.11111- ~

1 1119\0111 price 5111111111. into 'Drn Seods.1ue
Kind- 1‘ page; we do not in; to make use think ,

we \ose modes. oh no\ but we do So“ goods At A com

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Bun fight and St“. 53.11.. '

 

MILLlONAlRE J RMYN DEAD.

 

 

1 (1.Pbilip W. Cumin sutuitord.
1' , 12. Louis Capos'seill. Stamford

 

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13 Joseph (iapossciii. Stnmiord.

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1, '1' , arm”:

What value would Sapolio be Without its no
“Sapolio” is the company 11 biggest asset. Advertising made it so;
» over think of that? :1; was advertising that encouraged the oi’fe'r of
_, $112,000. 000 for ‘7Roya1" Baking Powder. ,

Our advertrsuig manager is a iways at your corninand.
Sincerely yours,

SCRANTON Me, —--John Jermynl:
the millionaire con
day at his home in this city, aged sev
only" ilv curs.

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

Norwsilr Conny iiiay 29.1902. 1 AAAAAAA £13535"

‘ , Ribbons

1;he name

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

EVENING SENTINEL.

 

 

oo Authorities to'

bite will be widély .‘.‘.

the summer. it 1111

us show in Rio. dress

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Plait it‘ as ;
its that point. , ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

och or'oolor5 ore '
been made of- open ‘

V 1. 1-,”;

CALL 53' '3'" 7

Val 141011.12. y'urd' pieces, nen't
styles, :1 piece. ’
'Point Dean Lace. '3 to 4 in-

 

 

11114111151111 prion cunsl'stent with slime, wu ob' nilcnge any one. , 1.
' oir‘rntocs, Lettuce, Wait odds, Pens cucumbers. etc.

oboe wide a yer-(1.,
Fundy; Neck Ribbons. goes
putterns,‘ thls sale, a yard,
Luce Ties. 40 inches long,
very «stylish. sale or ice, _.
Wash Ties, plain white. white
with pink, or blue. sale
1.1)rlve. _, ,

 

 

Wares

Corset Clasps pinch and also
only sale price.
. 200 yards Busting cotton,

white and black. 3' spools for So ‘

Satety and 'rouet Pin Boo‘k
combined. said or . "
White, Black. Drab c511...-
Foundations. sAle‘ price.

 

 

 

 

 

 

2 yd Round Linen Corset Lac-
' ‘ rs. best made; sale price.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1211.411:

.‘ilc

15c

351:

150 '

 
 
 
 
 

3c

“ 80"

' Nelly

1 3c-

110

\lilesh "Di'es'e
911111.

Batiste. new
stripes, value 101: at

fancy

Keep'Cienn Hair Brush, the
best hair brush made,

Jup. Tooth Brushes, value 251:
to 360. at‘

25c Rubber Comb, warranted,

 
 
 
 

Kendkerchicis

 

Ladies Embroidered Hand~
' veins 1235c Add

Man , 'Hsndk" chiefs, woven
tolled border at

 

‘ ill/to

27 1"... Crush make-sun ideel
material (or summer shirts,
value 12%(3. st 8%,“)

‘ ‘ ‘-

, '3111\e’191lods
Ro‘ger 8: Gnilet 5 Soup, ' 19c
Packer s Tar Soap. 17c
Cuticurs soap. 19c
Colgate’s Turkish Beth Soap, 3c

Coigatc’s Cashmere Bouquet, 19c
Penr‘sIUns'centod Soap. 91:

‘ . Pcur's Scented Soup. 1 13c
‘Dr. Woodbury’s Soap, 19c
391: Hair Brush, 250

00c

191:

at . 1 1 19c
Dr; Lyon's Tooth Powder, 19c
Calder‘s Dentrlne, 1 190
Rubiioem, ' , 1 1 ' * 19c
Colgst‘o's Tooth Powder, 19c
Browd s Perfumes, ‘ 1 250 oz.
Colgate s Dentriiice, 1 1 19c
"Mention 's" Tnlcum Powder, 15c .
Shciiieid‘ 15‘ Tooth Paste,

19c '

. Ladies" House Dresses, stripe,

" Ladies full front Corset cover 1 _

‘ Lndies 500. Summer Corsets 35c '

 

Domestics

SWISS RuiiledCurtnins, 50c _
1aluc,spcciai, Bile-pr.
1 pr. Shams end one Scarf
to match $1. 2'5 v'alue spec ‘
rar. . 751': set
Turkish Towels. 121/3e value.
9 on.
Fringed Napkins. :inrge size,
18 x 18. 01: value, to ca.
Hui! bleached Tobie Dumssk,
251: value, 190 yd.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Reeds-1119mm ‘
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Icii‘ccts, light colors, $1.25

value, (or 1 1 1 ‘9513

Striped Gingham Waists, reg-

ular..prhs, 59c, ‘at 47c

Lr'ldies' Umbrella Drawers,
with hem-stitch hem, regu- .
lei-,1 price 25c, at. ' 19c

 

 
 

finished with deep ruilie and
hemetitching, regular price,
25c, ‘ot 19c
Ladies Walking Skirt, striped '
'ed wool material. rcguldr'
price, 55. 00, at ' $3. 50

 
 
 

Ladies' Polka Dot Duck
Skirt, full flare flounce, it“
good $1.50 skirt for $1.00

Rushes
Department
20c Adjustable ‘ Window

Screens 34 in. wide

75c Two Burner Oil Stoves,
with iron tops

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

141: '

1 59¢ ‘
iii. any oil ' " 1,
1 may
'Eight Bali croquet set; '
tn‘li sire nicely pointed. 881: set

" 3‘1'29 No. 3 Wash Boilers, 1 x

1 in. 14 or: copper bottom. 93c":

1391; Three Quart Enamel Tea

3 or Codes Pot;

,11'12 piece Decorated Dinner
wast; nest patterns :new

 

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