onn tiout Branch
. Hold u‘ Swill Rook. ‘ 1 ‘ 1A
NEW HAVEN. May Men'l‘he Gon- ‘
necticut Drench 0‘! the United Postal
Gl‘erks' Association. hold its annunl
meetins‘ in lied Men's Hun yesterday
the seed be
sincere desire to do hotter 1.1.;
e w A
selects carefully
A spent yesterday in New Jersey. ; ‘
is Ade Facts. of Spring street. ,
1 A “ Y—w xthB
3'1 ew York clearinghouse
cents.
it‘eoord since buck in
1. is in becoming lpinous
‘ United States Consul
rom‘ Moscow. says that
as in the freight trot»
, elncrenso was 115. 63
hich 62.13 per cent. was
's'hipihonts of butter in
, to 79. 000, 000 “pounds
rumor tour special trains
olrizérstor cars were put
the tranepm'tetion
,.
posits. who has the dis.
11; built the largest or
u been financially ruin
oronsuticai experiments.
tain means tor carrying
As, he is now brook
mework of his Air
of use. lie was 11 militui'y
he German embassy in the
_ filial Zack SuuyAder, 9, Anti
' .Iilinois, has won 11 wng.
, decided thefbetfi 1111880
A ‘ Oregon,'Iiiinois; talking
, him their gaze happen-
‘ “ bite or the Memo-
Ad across the
, oscillating as
the structure"s
» wind storm, and
our Girl , es 1... which
3‘ Mix bet Snyder that
north, whil Snyder
uid go over. to} the
a bet or a. box
the weeds in advance.
the store of T. A. Jew-
‘ . n merchant oi 01c-
‘ AthAlAt the lose1 would
decided Jewett, not
arm oi the wager, ‘tur-n .
are to the pair und‘
, ting for his money 111]
ct long ago the stcc
the tiny Act the
. lied iii that region, this
inbiing over to the east:
emberlng his wager call-
At hd plunked down the
aspberries, aprico
the best fruits tor .
.11.: n
, . his Virginia trip.
urinit bone:- with u 1' ‘
This is the '1
.1 island
A in Dnnbury. yesterday. , ,,
‘ Mo ugomery, at The Knob yesterday.
Miss Curtis. oi Norwuik. is spending
s. tow du‘ys in Wiiiimnntio. . .
Gearing Williams. of South Norwoiln
has gone to Milford, to make a visit.
Mrs. E. Hill. Jr. nod Mrs. Reed G.
Havilund spent yesterday in New Hu-
yen.
Mr and 11.91.111.011... W Carroll 01'1
South Norwnlk. spent yuntciduy in “De ,
1,111.”...
Mr. and M111. (liiurloa it 11.111.11.151
Eliot uvonue, urn visiting in Windsor
Locks. 11111
terdny.
Elmer Hill of South First street,
Spent yesterday with out of town
friends.
Ayesterdoy in South Norwnlk and Belle.
Arthur Fin‘ney. of New York, spent
the day at his home in Berkeley street
Norweikw
Miss Bessie Keith. or New AYmk.
spent yesterday nt her horde in South,
Nomelk. , "
if'AMrs. A. G. Hubbeli. oi Moin‘ street.
hAtis returned borne from a visit
Philadelphia. . \
Miss Date Govern, ot‘ Brookside lie
spending it ew days with her sister in
New Haven
’ Arthur Guy. at New York, spent yes-
tcrduy with his sistei, Miss Edna Guy.
in South Norwelk.
Russell Beers pi Elizabeth. N. J. .
Spent 1111111111 Day in Nor-.walk the
guest of relatives.
James Comstock 11nd Will AllieWitAt
of Wilton, attended the dance at The
Knob lest evening.
Miss Jennio‘ Mayne, or Not-walk. was
the guest of Miss Anna Smith. in
Georgetown. lust week.
Mr and Mrs. Frederick Bedlent and
son Ralph. of Norwslk. were visitors
John Woodruii.‘ u prominent cloth
Altar and lumily. 1mm Danbury, spent
the. day at :Belie islund. ‘ ‘
Miss Elizabeth Deere. of liridgepbrt,
ioimeriy oi Norwnlii was in town yes
terday. calling on friends.
Miss Alice Selleck, of New York.
is spending A few days at her home
in Merwin‘ street. Norwnlk ,
Miss Florence Smith, of Tnlmadge
Hill. is the guest of Miss Jennie How-
111d. in Washington stieet. ‘ ,
Miss Florence Cole of High street
Norwolh 111‘s Auden visiting friends in
01; Ridxé the pest tow days
Miss Marie Dolnhunty. or Hoyt
street is epondnig a week in Brook-
iyn. with her aunt and hiends.
Mrs Fannie 11.11.111.11, of‘ “sthin‘g‘.
ton. D. 0., is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Fonnie Wilcox, 11.2 West street.
George Shudder. oi" New York was
the guest; yesterday at his sisters,
Misses sounder of West street
MlS. Eliza Pack of Broo lyn.‘ is the
guest of hot daughter. Mrs. heodore
Stone of Grand street Norwalk.
Percy S. Mend. of New York is the
"guest of his parents Mr and Mrs. M 1
E Mend oi “Hillside," Norwulk.
Miss Elizabeth: Hudson.A
wood I. .l. is visiting ho‘r sister,‘ Mrs.
Edward Lycett of Broad River. f
Miss Bessie M. Shin duo! Main
street, Norwalk. spent yesterday with
Miss Etta Shhu’ltze. of Bridgeport. -,
Harold W. Wilson. 0! Elm street.
intends to leave for South Dskoto for
the benefit of his 11.1.1111. next week.
was the guest at her brother, Fletcher
illiam Harris and A. S. Levison’. of
ew York were guests youterdny
W L Rose‘n. oi Washingtoii street
Robert W. Jones. 0! Dominick. C, 1n
Mrs.A . , ans. oi! Notation, will be
ibeimest of her sister. Mrs.‘E1hme No-
; in Eliamond street. over 1S
A Rose Mlillllil. oi’ Norwulk piild As A
1 visit. to Gooey island. New YoArh. yes- “
1 Dr and Mrs. C lrvin‘gA IAiererrIAs spent A
in A.
1 quiet and retiring dispositions ~Wilton
oiAALuw-‘A
_, we‘re at the rifle range yesterday after-
‘ 12.11.1101. Some or the members improved
A, Miss Jane Montgomery/.111? Stamford, ,
\ A200 eds. 300 yds
Sergeant Ghiotto, 117 1 24 1
Corporal Rooney. 1 l7
Corporal Buttery, 18 17
., Corporal Godfrey, , . 22 1
‘ Private Millard,- 151 ‘
Privnte Ellwood
1 to K
unday. 1
Jim .
1 sues tiiiih thstp payd- The farmer
. -- nto‘ is held; you should select carefnily the seed you new in
radAvertisi‘ng field-Abe notice in the daily newspaper.: You will
‘ pwhat you in every time._ " ‘
pOur advertising mensger will
‘YJ‘IVE
. 518 Street and North
where she at present to
Public Works Director Williams),
wife mid daughter Hazel. from Bridse
hurt. and Mrs. H. J. 'i‘nft from Union
ville. spout. Decoration Day with Mrs.
E M Toiles. lid South Muineireoi.
Willis McDonald. of ii. S. (3111111 Hist.
G. A. it, of Brooklyn, was 11. vieiim in
Nuiwalk. yeéterduy. and called on his
old comrades of Company F St on.
teenth Connecticut. Volunteers. who ore
members of Buckingham Punt. .
1 Attorney and Mrs. William F Tum
nony Misses Margaret and Sadie
Shields. Miss Suburban. William J
Mulvihill-nnd Fred. McMahon were
among the Normlk people who attend-
ed the ball game in Bridgeport yester-
duy afternoon. ,
Mrs. Winfield Scott.rui Norivnik. has
returned utter a ‘visitwith her pur‘onts.
“'1’. and Mrs. Samuel Stevens; 'l‘iticns
Exvhovernor P G. and Mrs Dounsbury
are expected to arrive in Ridgellcid. to-
dny,for the summer Mrs. G. E. Miller
1nd daughter. or Norwnlk, are occupy”-
iug the William Gilbert cottage. Main
treet “Ridgedeid Press. ~
Miss Mary Bower, a, Norwnlk was
the guest or Miss Bessie Keeler on Sun‘
insembied at the home of Miss Flute
once Gilbert. on Seturdity evening. in
mum of her guest. Miss Rite. Clark. of
Norwaik. Miss one and Miss Mnry‘ 0.
.Flower of Norwnlk and Miss Bessie
Keel-3r 11nd Miss Florence Gilbert of
Wilton acting as 11 committee or the
graduating class of 1902. of Miss
‘dead's school. drove'to Hoyt‘s nursery.
in New Canaan. on Saturday. to select
heir clans tree. A tree known as o.
Devil’s Walking Stick" was selected.
as the young ladies know that some on-
iidole was needed for their well known
unrespondent Ridgeileid Press
SOLDIERS AT THE BUTTS.
New Source Made by ‘Nol‘walk Militia.
,_ .. men Yesterday. ,,
Several members oi company F
on their: previous scores and others
Who did u ‘oiinlii‘y on field day. secur
rid the necessary number ‘ot points.
The Scores ioiiow:
i’rivnt‘e G W Sturgos, is
to t ‘rriile range in Westport avenue;
vester 11y morning. and improved their
scores Aof Field Day: ‘
1 SHARPSHOOTERS
1 200 lids 500A lids
» Captain H AJ. Sioom‘er, 22 23
PrivsteG. B. Boznrt. 21 20 1
G Monitor. 17
Sincerely yours.
WE v.1... ACCEPT ms 11111111 1111711111, A
11111 r A80 1111 11111111 1111111 or 1111111:
Beautiful Presents Free. .
A A DAVID S. BROWN 8,: (30.,
luy. A lively party of young people ‘
.“eet Thou Thus. A0 Musterll’
assist' or seed As
« clerks have to pay irom :1 60 to $2. 50
WA ‘iHiNii
PiiWDER .
(25) SENT US. ,
Semi for Premium List
River, New York City. '
At the South Nerwaug ‘Congregatiopol
A Church. A
The usual second Sunday in June
for Ghildien'e Day has been chunged
to the first Sunday ut the South Not“-
walk Congrogn ul Church to accom-
modate the new periuteudent. Mr
Frunk A Feirls who long sinop prom.
lend to spook in 11 New York school on
June 8111M noted in the advertising
columns of The Sentinel ynstciday,‘ the
momhms of the School vAvill assemble
promptly at 10:21) and the Lamont and
Jennings clubs \Avill meet at some time
in their own rooms. At 10: 80 with n
choral processionui oil will pass in or
iler into the main body or the chmch.
The address will be given by the sup
criutendent. Flank A. Ferns, on the
subject. “That Boy. ” 'I‘hcmA will be
music by the school 11nd congre‘gniiou
and the quintet will sing ”iiow inve-
ly Are Thy Dwellings " by Spohr. The
Sunday school teachers Will meet at
noon and the menu clubs will, hold
their regular sessions At Vespers
Mr. Strnyer will give the address on
"A Man Without a Country." which
was postponed from last Sunday on no
he quartette will
sing “Nearer M? ed to Thee" by
Chopin and “When Night involves the
Sky.” by Shelley. .Mflrs Sims will sing
Sullivuns A" be Awoy All
Tours." ‘
FIRST MEATHAAOADIST CHUHCH.
Sunday morningA the monthly com-
munion seivlco and reception oi: mom
here. At the Sunday school hour the
lion's Bible clues Eonducted by the
histor will consider the subject “True
Viunhood. ' from the lesson on “Paul
.1 Lyslra. The Junior tongue ser
vice will be held at 3:30 p. 111 . M 11
Emma Buxton ‘supot
worth League pro
led by J. H. Nor a,
pose oir 1111' Coming "
vermou
ins on Christ and Sentinel-no.1. topic.
‘Ghrist and the Capitalist " Rev. Mr.
tepid The Purv
1[The evening
tion of the labor q, nation from the
capitalistic stundpbint, making retor-
enoo to,,tl1o comments madeon the
first sermoh‘ in the series by The Scull;
nel ooriespondeut. ,Postiude, “Two
Significant Eventn‘ ’
Special invitation is extended to all
business men to attend the evening
service. ‘
MUSiAC AT F R T CHURCH.
, Music at the First Church Norwalk
riomorrow:Momingp1-elude Fantasia
in Free Style. Mei-Rel; anthems Gall
Moor.
“Out of the Deep." Bartlett; alto solo,
Prelude in G Bullets. Evening prelude
no and argon): cannery Nocturne;
vinassin (piano and organ): anthems;
win;
delegate to the
.; pny but ill) cents.
‘ . President, Arthu‘i J. Clark. of Middle
‘ or New Britain: second vice- president.
" 111. All men are cordially invited
.. Four Quart: Bermuda Onions,
3111411117011
ting Lshill be ~
will be the. second in the set. .
Creeilons Hymn Beethoven postlude, ,
“Torry With Me 9 My Saviour " Bald.
"Abide Willi Met? Reed; unin~
,_ tette “Seek Ye the: Lord but
381‘ CLASS MARKSMENEO. . .1- .
atternoon. tter 11rd the members
and their i; sin ioyed 11 dinner at
Butler's Li thou Point Hotel.
The most hi1 o ‘ent matter 11%....
sod at the seen our wee. whether the
tionai conv ntlon
should be instruti; to veto to 11. lists
the association w til the American Fed
oration oi Lather. was doomed thd‘t
the delegate 11.0.1111 use his discretion.
The clerks' clussilioatlon bill. pend
ing in Congress was indors‘ed The
bill will give the clerks on eishbhour
day, it it becomes 11: law ‘and allow pay
for overtime at the into of their rogu-
in: wages A1 lion Mus taken to room 11
a lower rain for fidelity bonds The
a thousand dollars while the owners
Oillcors were elected no follows.
town; that vice president. H. 0. 81mm
E R Scott of Harttord: secretary, 'i‘.
Paren or Wlliimantic‘: organ
leer. W. F. L‘enhy, or Meriden: dele-
gate to the national convention at
ititlniisns CitY. George O'Melley, oi Mer
en. .
“WA/A
Y. M. 0.11. DEDICATION SERVICE.
v'i‘he oiiicers oi the Association and a
number at the local pastors will take
part in the dedication service to be
held at the Y M.‘ C. A. rooms No.81
South Main street, Sunday at 3:15 p.
Opening receptions Monday and
Funsdlayaevcning, to which everybody
n nv te 1‘
BJROIAUNS.
,«Gne half dozen nteam gauges,
hot eli- pump. all kinds of old
tools and machinery, 2 large kettles.
tending books, pulleys. shutting
and hungeis. piping of various
Sizes. ,
steel, metals and junk Second hand
brass chandeliers hardware. Abra
hum Harris. Ilnynlond St. Smith Nor
walk. Close Saturdriys.APhone1564
JacquciiuBros. 1
stock 111101115115. ‘
25 Broad Street. New York.
Stacks and Bonds bought and
sold for cash or carried on mar-
gin. Interest allowed on daily
P mMcDonaldé of Bridgeport; treasurer. ' '
Highest prices paid tor iron 1
Colderis‘ De‘n‘trine. ‘
ufi\3“$‘smn\\ iiuliitosm. 19o“
_ Golgnto's Tooth Powder. 11.:
WSW?“ Brown's Pertumea, the on.
Comet (linens. binck und druAb CoifiO-ifi' ll Dontriflco 199‘
11;;03111114311 price; i‘ it 3c' “Mennan' s" Tnlcum Powdor.15c .
,, yer s on 11g 0 on, . 2 ,
8 white and block. 3 spools for be ASbeliieidn 'i‘ootb Inste. 1 A A190
it ety and Tilt ot Pin Book ' . B
combined, solo price, So SGG’Q-‘iO-mhai'
White, Black, Ilrob dollar
‘ Fouhdutions. sale price, 30 ‘ i ne‘afime“‘
3 111]. Round Linen Corset Lac.
ere best made hale mice, 10 Ladies House Dresses, stripe
m eitfzcts,tlight colors, $1.26 95
vs no, or (:1
oschg and Siripedflingham. Waiste, .W 7
W 3 par pr ce. lie at 1 o
1 “GM (“53" Ladies' Umbrella ADruw‘ers. 1
, ' 1,11 ‘ , 1 w h hem st toll hem. regu-
Luggage £igtncy Hose, our 250 19c. L13: 11:11:11? 250’ at 19c
La‘dies’, Laos Hose, assorted A :1 es 11 front orset Cover
stripes. vuin‘e 19c. at 12%0 gm”? midi deep futile and
Childrens flue Ribbed Hose, , agimstt c “5’ raped or price, 9
Value 10:: at til/to I ‘,,ndic ki 1 1:
Men’s first black Hose, seum- ‘8' ”A WM “5 Skirt, striped
less. value 121.11: at, St: 9“. “mg; 031111511111 ”85“”;350
’ pr Ge. 11
”$2: gg‘zteééiearsilk 5.9“” 191: Ladies’ 50c Summer Corsets 35c
Lndios' iVests. square neck Lasclfist Rik: Dig; Duck A
Ribbed Vests, value 12%11, at 9c AdA {‘50 more tounce, n 1001.
.Men’s {findershirts and Drnw- ' goo $ kirt or $ ' A
are. al sizes gray or white, .
value 501: at 35a 1 “KENS“ _
'bo'tlet’ Bonds , Department
31112121 At Gniiet’e Soup, 19c 25c Adjustable Window
acker's Tor Soz1p,17c Sc1',eens 34 in. wide, 14¢:
Outicuru Soup.
191:750 Two Alluru r Oil Sto ,
Colgate’s Turkish Bath Soap, (to e van
1
i with iron to s , 59c
ColgatesCuShmeie Bouquet lJc, ; 790 Ovens 1131f lit any oil‘
Penn 1; Unsconted Soup, 9c 1 stove. . , (lilo
Poor 9‘ Scented Soup. 13c 931: Eight-Bull Croquet Set,
Dr; Woodbury 5‘ Soup, 190 , g 1 full size, nicely painted. "880 set
390 iiuir Brush, 26c ;, $1. 29 No. 8 Wash Boilers. 1 x
Keep Clean Hair Brush, the ., ’i‘in. 14 oz. copper bottom. 98(:
best iminlnush made, 50c ‘; 3911 Three Quart Enamel Tea.
, an. Zooth Brushes, value 250 , ; o1 Coilee Pot, 25c
to 350. at 19c 112 piece Decorated Dinner A
, 25c Rubber Comb, warranted, § Set neat patterns, new
at 19c .9 shapes. $7.98
Dr.~Lyon‘s Tooth Powder, 19c 1 .
Screen Doors, all sizes.
balances. subject to check. Quo-
tations furnished on all inactive
stock and bonds
JOSELOFF ’S.
Fancy ANeAA'lb Potatoes, 5c quert
‘ Moped.
Smoked Shoulders, 1 Die [5
Very Fancy Butter. 25 c lb
None Boiler at Any Price.
25c. .
“won‘t——
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
.—
CATHOLIC JUNE ORDINATIONS.
BALTIMORE May at .w—Tho Juno
Aoidinutions at the outliedrni which will
take place Juno Ziw‘ill have 1111 added
interest from the fact that the second
colored than ever ordained- to the
Catholic priéethood in this country
will receive holy orders on that day
at the hands of Caulinui Gibbons. The
candiduté is Rev. J. Harry Daisey. 11
student at St. iioseph’s seminary. He
was raised to the diuconnte last full
by Bishop Alfred A. Curtis. The first
colored mnn ordained in this country
wasiiov. C. R. Uncles, in the outlier
dral December 13, 1891. Father U11-
cioe who is a. member or the Josephin
Order is now stationed in'Deluwarc.
.i. Harry Dorsey was born‘in this city
lund. p.111... Dorsey will labor among
his own people. 1
MANY DEAD TUREGS.
ALGAIERS, May 31 .--A small de-
tachmentof friendly Arabs, command-
ed by a French lieutenant.- while re-
turning to Ain Sainh {an oasis in the
Sahara east of Tunt) alter punishing
u raiding band of Turegs who attacked
by three hundred Turegs in the neigh-
borhood 0t Diiess. The Tu‘regs were
routed and left seventy-one dead on
the field. The French force had
three men killed and ten wounded.
conuscricur Pos'rlnAsran.
A WASHINGTON,‘ May Sir—Among
the fourth-rinse postmasters appointed
Duncan will contin e the. considero- W
at,
in Washington."
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as veers ago and was candied at St. today was: Connecticut, Hamburg, L.
Paul. Minn. under Archbishop ire- E. Reynolds. ‘ ‘ 1
CALL 58-2. '
The motority of people preteAr particular Goods. All Apeople should be particular Aregerding quality 0! what
they out. For uniformity of quality and price consistent with same, We challenge any one.
« We bride ‘ouréelves ip this department. Look over out stock and prices every morning We are unpack.
in; 8111111116 Goods oil the time; All. the novelties oi“ the‘ seoson. We make 11‘ specialty in Catering to the Suin-
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