day it was announced that
3 and with sleeves
held elbows. The on-
follows that the dean of
. issued an order to the
dung women students
3.1llle‘11tional clothing in 11
adder.
its that he could not at-
of the Women’ 11’8qu
ation. in Boston, Senator
tonne Blackwell: "I am
my continued interest
1 31111111111)“ belief that there
"a a perfect. republic in
to of woman is not counted
Anglhepublic will. which
‘ 11d prevail in all repub-
$1
311131! nice. of Philadelphia.
ill? husband was in the habit
er with a can, locking her
use at night pouring
her. and ordering her to
hand all night to the accom-
ass drum and a phonou
ice also stated that her
air on an average oi! two
or whiskey a day. She
an; “at" Copenhagen.“ re»
State department that a
as. been formed in 1that\‘city
ction of a trial steamship
The inventor is3Captain
w‘.i placed under the bottom
art. The bull is materially
" rm. being flatter, and the
3 thereby considerably less-
8 claimed that a saving in
pile of coal at about. 20 pm
eitected. The inventor be~
ith the same amount of
.the effects or. London pen-
31111311111111.1119 thought that
7' outcome of the serious
tudent element is largely
dug the refugees. A gen-
on needing some one to
Lilaudlaflon advertised in
l and received forty re-
iected ten, and eight. of
escaped'exiles from Siberia,
.‘Aharchlsts. and with den?
111311.33 The majority of them
a" they can, on door steps
stations, and earn a low
fandzegsin by relating in
glish stories of their escape
“Stan’slolice.
Women as: some.
‘en used in making 11n~
flé
.3 hit is an improvement to
011‘ or chocolate uscdjvasd‘a
are-an old tashlonlzd style or
‘ renewed 13031 the present sea-
10th is greatly favored for
lion and general attera.
shades is being much
n‘ftupaca‘ trimmed with
3col‘ored lace makes up
mew,‘ This material Is.J
traye as. but of course
tter‘cupeyellow con-.
the season’ s tashlonsble
of color. The yellow for
the mauve a thin“ film!
ver it makes a beauti-
113 I made or pongee, on
mm ' se scarlet dots
sea rec is very simply.
M J
‘ walk, when ed to
' .‘1‘ 3‘ Gail
r1113 Norwalk yesterday calling on role»
1 avenue.
University went
ltled to a; divorce “
In the new form or steam- ‘
‘ of Henry F.Co"iebl1rn‘. d! The acutelry
db are sol:
limbo new?
. Raymond and Mr. Godwin, of Danbury.
.chinson’. of Sun 11 Nor. . - ‘
Rid“ Wednesday ‘
ecu. Mich. ' ,
lm‘busin‘ess. ‘_
3111,1111;
MissM Hubbard olRldg‘eneld, was
1 tion for awhile leaving
’Mrs. Wheeler. oi Bridgeport. is the
guest of 1111. ‘.G Elliott Brown, of Mott
Mrs. Bernard T. Smith, of Bridge-
port, spent yesterday with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. 0.133. Raymond, of Danbury, is
the guest or Mr. and Mrs Charles II
11111.01 1111111111111 stmet. 1
rs. James D. Jennings, oi South-
p01t, is spending sovmul days the
guest oi lriends in Norwalk.
The Misses Maude and Claudine Be-
the] are the gubats of Miss Charlotte
M. Hamilton. of Newtown avenue.
William R Coon or Yale spent yes
terday as the guest of Miss Charlotte
M Hamildlon of Newtown avenue.
William F. Bishop has returned
home to Norwalk from a vacation trip
to Paul Smith’ a“ in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Sarah M 'Upson, or West
3»...
their new positions
partmont of 0111 worship.
every Sabbath this summer.
The various Clubs meet at 12: 102
let. The Mons Christian lhquir
Science Has Done for Christianity."
dscussion.
street has gone to Cleveland, Ohio, 2d.
K119” she W1" make an extended “5‘ Twentieth Century Education: What
‘ 3dr
Miss Annie .31.. 33Ireiand, of Mott Hal
ven, New York is the guest of her
brother, G S. 1reland,ot Elm Grove
street. “ 0
Miss Gladys- V. Earle and Miss Eve
lyn I. DeCrelIan will spend Saturday
Mr. A A. Graham 83, address on “The
Congregational Church
Next Stinday our 111111er and tea chars have decided to ch ago our posi
the Church an 11 having all our classes 1 the Junior
and intermediate Dophrtments gather ed in the Chapel.
decided advantages. [We shall be much more compact and shall he‘ able
to do liner “team work" in our reading and singing Whenl the Junior
Classes retire for the study of the lee can these vacancies will be so a rang
ed as to leave the intermediate Classes with plenty of room, for their study.
-It is hoped every. member will be present at the assembly. which will 3
take place in the Church as usual and then the (‘inascs will go in order to
We intend to steadily gain in our 1111114111..
creaSed orchestral help and all the 1111-111be1s will enjoy minglng up this do-
Thero ll be some
Plans are on toot for in
In next week's Bulletin we shall .1 ave to announce our v.11 ution n1'1n3hgo
month and the reasons ~'fo1 the change
her of file Billie School ‘will not lull to attend the morning Church service
We earnestly hope that every mem-
y Club will discuss the subject “What
Mr. Christian Swa1tz will lead im the
The Lamont Club will be add1ossed by M1. S C.Pal1nc1 on “The
Shall 11 Be?" ‘
The Jennings Club has 11 Ladies Day uoxt Sabbath and all young
ladies not connected with pthm classes in this school me invited to hear
Merchant. "
.1
Issued by the Executive (Widow of the Bible School
3' South Norwalk, (3101111.. Fliday. June 6th, 1902.
and Sunday at their homes in Basic ~13?" -' "
ton P-~ ‘ ~ Oi'flco of 1
Mrs E. A. Danish; and land, of 91 THE EVENING SENTINEL
South Main street, are spending three
weeks With ielatives in Danbury and
Woodbury.
John Nolan, or New York, who has‘
been the guest or his cousin, Miss
Alyce Nolan, of Raymond street has
returned to his home.1
..Mrs G. N. Worth and son Wallace
or Long island City, are guests of
Mrs. Worth‘s sister, Mls.3 C. W Gray,
of 32 Prospect avenue. ’
Miss Julia Beiden Lockwood cl
East avenue will sail a week how to
marrow for Europe. with a party or
Vassar girls and others. ‘
Mr. Merchant:
peas will Surely develop.
) 0‘
South Norwalk,Conn.,junc6,1902.
‘fLook after the pennies and the dollars will look alter them-
selves." Look after the details of your business and 3 33 3
Advertising 15 one of those etaiis which ‘ '
need looking after and our advertising manager is in a position to
assist in its care. Consult him early.
Very truly yours,
arger busi-
EVENING SENTINEL
Mrs. H. W. Gorham and Mrs. Lee
Gorham, of Hillside street, are visit
lng Mrs. H. W Gorham‘s mothe1. M1s
S N. Sterling. .in 33~5ridgeport 1.
Henry B. Howley, the real estate
dealer at 52 White street Danbnry,
has returned from a two days’ business
trip to Bridgeport and South Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wilmott 01.
Spring street went to Brooklyn yester~
day afternoon, where they will spend
a week with Mia. Wilmett's sister,
Mrs James M Seeiey.
Mr. and Mrs.‘J Gregory, of Main
street Norwaik c'e obrnted their sev
enth wedding anniversary yesterday
and in the evening entertained a tow
friends at ping pong. .
. Mrs. Edwin Oultoeler. wife or [Jen
tenant Governor Edwin C. Keeler, and
‘son Rutherford 13.1{eeie1 have gone
to California 0113- e .pleasuie trip and
expect to be absent several weeks.
‘ Miss May Benhett, of South Nor- ‘
walk. is visiting at-1 Wesley Barrett’s.~
Mr.’ Force. of Nurwaik. has been the
recent guest of Sturges Bennett.—~
Georgetown correspondent llidgeflcld
P1ess.
Qentlst W. L. Weed and George F.
Bearse secretary and treasurer of the
South Norwalk Savings Bank leave
tomorrow for Belgri'lde, Me. on a fish 3
lug expedition. They will make the
Central Hotel their headquarters and
expect to be gone about two weeks.
D1. Coleburn, of illddletown. brother
What a luxury is pure butter. the
with the fragrance at the farm. Such
should be attractive.
Sugar Cured Shoulders nice and
lean per 1b.,
.Uneeda Biscuit. pkg, 3
Fresh Crisp Ginger Snaps. Lemon
or Soda Crackers, peh' lb...
10 V26
51:
-1..- ,. ”MM—“m
tlrm o3: Coleburn a3 Lander. is smug
a small dwelling house built t Compo
Beach Leslie Gamble, prop tor or
31111: Riverside Mills, is doing the work
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dowd are :exl,» 3
.pected home from their honeym an.
{marrow .1
4 Miss Margaret Murphy. of South '
N01 walk Miss Ellen McMahon and
Miss Nellie Nowlan. of New Britain
'Normal school. spent” Memorial Day
ulth Miss Mary T McGlynn cl Barry
avenue. -—-C3haries Glover and William
Benedict of Norwalk spent Algal
fills“)! ”3&6“
re a e
gfll Sly. MondafiE—PMr and [mg-'21s Y:
Lockwood of Bedding. Mr. and- Mrs. 3
William Welch, o1 Westport: Mr. and "-
Mrs. Theodore Raymond Miss Emma
.‘11‘1.
‘nn‘d Mrs Charles Page. of New Hm
ven. have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John D. Nash during the past week——
Ridgefleld Press; -
NO TRACES OF DISORDER.
Mattersi 111.11: in Providence Street
Railway strike Today. “
PROVIDENCE 1.. June s.“—N'o
traces of last 11131111 disorder in this
city and Pawtucket in connection
with the street railm strike were
rent when the Traction Company
' toda 11y. Fullyas
were. sent out 0113:1111 varie
5
Edward J Finnegan. Norwaik
Charles L Glover. Norwalk.
fH’enry- Matheis. Norwalk. ‘
Ne _3York Grocery Co. .. Norwalk.
'Wiliisim Bronson East Norwalk.
orris Epsteln‘ East Norwalk.
* .Hélficulsea
‘ .LEADHVQ,GROCERSB‘VERYWILERE,
FOR. SALE BY
laden
butter is ours and lit this price
kind that comes to3yonl‘...tnbi
Very Best Creamery
BUTTER 2501b
‘1 Can Peaches I 12:
l Can Shield Cocoa. . 26c
4c‘Il Can Pineapple. ‘ i .10c
1 Quart Jar Jelly, . 101;
Best Alaska Salmon. Jeans for 25¢;
72 North 1111.. Street;
Tel. 188-5
'4
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f\
1.
Conrad Becker. South. Norwaik. 3
Charles Fiedlsr. South Norwallg.
Bernard Hirshileld. South Norhvalk.
Morris Naviasky, South Norwalk . . _
I New.;York Grocery Co, S. Norvialk. ‘ '
August Roettecher, South Norwalk
"teegmnlier Bros South Novwai
‘psny. insertion
00. has been filed
d Char-y
. 'llic‘ llclmll Thrust cl Amherst"
11.1.1111. il iielleu’ I H. il
‘ Will be given at
NCRWALK METHODIST CHURCH
‘ NEXT FRIDAY, JUNE 6. '
at 8 o'clock.
ADMISSION 51111.,
Silver offering lor benefit of Darlen
M. E. Church.
1113113 5 0
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STORM kind
1 llATCllE’I‘S.
RAZQRS,
FLICKS.
Full line or BANARD PLlEllS.
ATKIN’S "111110131" saws. ‘
. GEM FOOD CHOPPERS
seasons anp DOORS.
LONAGMAN
MARTINEZ
PAINTS.“
IT IS DONE WITHOUT COST. I
And when made ready for use actual
cost'about
$125.4 GALLON.
. Sole'Agents. .
COMSTOCK, WATKINB a DOW.
GREGORY s“ POINT,
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
m '
Shore Dinners and Sea. Food
of all kinds, Cooked to Order.
Baihmc and fishing.
8th Houses to Rent by Season
J F. o'sULLIVAN,
PROPRIETOR.
Tel. Call 97.5.
. 4-
,1
c1
A large lot of Men’s and Boy’s Tennis Shoes worth 751;
at 491:.
Men’s Cali Oxfords worth $2 .00 at $l. 29
Men' 5 satin Cali Slices sold at SI. 50 Special price at 98c.
Ladies special lot of foords at 75c. " 1- ' 1
OLSEN’S
So Norwaik Washmcton St. Shoe Store.
v
We
Want
You
To
Use
Atlas ,
Partland
~ Cement.
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The superiority of Portland over or
dinary cements is well understood.
The price is now so low that Rosen-
dale cement .3111, to an' extent, being
crowded out.
which is conceded to be the best brand
on the market.
ment' have increased ten-fold within
a low years.
cement use “ATLAS."
0! course, we have the “Rosendaio”
also, and our line of mnsons’ building33
materials blue stone, sewer pipe, etc,
is complete.
John H Ferns
. 3 149 Washington St. South Nor-walk.
WW“
We handle the "Atlas,"
Our sales or this ce-
ll.‘ you are going to ’use .‘
m:
WHILE YOU SIT AND READ
This advertisement you are using a chair.
Since the early days of Furni-
ture making men have'studied the chair subject and buyers at chairs today,
it it be the antique style or the modern ones at rare woods, pay tribute to
the brains of an army 0! chair makers.
We have the largest assortment 0!
Chairs in the Twin Cities, and 0m prices are only a little advanced. That
leading factories.
$2.50 is a wonder.
ceiro'd.
3 comes through ’cgitimate buying for cash in large quantities, direct from the
0m Special—Golden Oak or Mahogany Finish Rocker. at ‘
Dontfail to see them. New lines of Mattings Just re-
1
,- .
‘11. J. oars!
1v: 3& 300.,
[funeral Directors and Emhalmers,
I 2 to I 8 Nortb Main Street.
South Norwalk I
TORONTO l-lAS A BIG FIRE.
TORONTO. Cnt.. June 6.--The pa«
vilion’ot the Horticulture gardens, the
second largest auditorium in Toronto,
and at one time the most popular
place or entertainment. was burned
early today.‘ The loss is heavy.
MILES GOING TO WEST POINT.
WASHINGTON. June 6.—~Secretary
Root today stated that General Miles
has not been summoned to Washing
ion. 1 “The general. it is said, is1 now
on route from Fort Riley, Kansas to
West Point. in response to an invita-
tion to attend the centennial ceiebra
BOER OFFICERS 0N PARADE.
HAMILTON, Bermuda. June 0.—
The Boer odlcers'who‘ have been living.
in the prison camps on the islands
near here have been allowed their lib-
erty on parole. Several of them came
ashore here today and were interview.
ed. Generals Cronje. Wessels, Botha
and others Were extremely reticent,
but they said they were glad the war
was over and would be delighted to get
back to their homes... it is understood
that the rank and file of the Boers will
be allowed ashore in13 batches of tea.
The oillcers have been invited to an
“at home" at Government house to-
tion there next week. morrow.
CALL 58-2.
‘% _§ F012 PA
The majority of people prefer particular Goods
they out. For uniformity or quality and price consistent with same, we challenge any one.
Best Strawberries, Asparagus Tomatoes, Lettuce. Wax Beans, Peas, Cucumbers, ete32 ‘
We pride ourselves in this department. Look over out stock and pr ices evél'y morning. We are unpack. I
ing Summer Goods all the time. All the novelties or the season.
mer trade, and invite the most particular to call.
Charles E. Seymour,
Partlcular GoOds
RTICULAR PEOPLE
All people should be particular regarding quality of what
We run, he a specialty in catering to the Sum-
-~15§ West Washington 51.. So. Norwalk...
the public-
on, we will give absolutely tree one same
or handsome otter is this: To every purflmser of one down packages
Table Tennis, consisting or
1.»
T.‘
3 cans Magnolia Milk, 1 250 .
' 32 lbs Choice Evaporated Apples, 25c"
31:10!“ all" choice l'l‘ematoes. "
. Sugar Cured 151.1111 .1 1312:
s an cored Shoulders, 111;. 33 101%:
'o
"LlEF‘l', AT 8530 BUSHEl-v
surreal-Team .1 ‘
Norwalk Chronicler