Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 11, 1902 · page 2

 

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Tabourettes
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Sdtt’ées

Ceyversatlon Chairs
. Tables

Morris Cbtiirs

 
 

Ball nearing. the easiest running. illness cutting and 111061
Xiny: the host material used in the construction; all
d-dophle ratchet. Every Mower full guaranteed. Also three

 

 
 
 
 

441111.11 "Wickless blue Fihme 011 stoves, $5. 50‘.

1511114116 hen" Gasoline Stoves. The old ‘r‘éli‘abie‘.

lte" Vdulttrilnmfio‘trig‘brators ‘ Ten‘ styles Cut prices.
‘le Garden Hose, guaranteed 1011 per foot.

We on seen our 750‘ "Ping Pong"? It is a wonder.
Table Tennis and Punter Br'os. Ping Pong.

oy' tor the "Red Cross" Disin tectente.

 

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‘ ‘4 noel-111111. we will give away another high grade ' Sewing Machine.
aehines are strictly first class. complete with all the attachments.

11 June 15th we will display the largest assortment of Fireworks ever
in The Norwalks at. prices tha‘t will enable dealers to purchase

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500 uardS Rubi) Batiste

at dds. per ”yard

 

Huck Towels at iOetS.
Regular Price 15:15.

Absorbent Cotton Diaper 111: 491115.,

4 4 Regular Price 59 “16911.1.

en 11.11 Boss Colored Sh lrt‘s’ at 59th.
Resistor Bk: 5 0121‘s.

 

 

 

Lathes 1.4506 Front Vests lOcts.
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4 not be any great surprise it he did. for

tery. diarrhoea. Dr Fender's Extract

‘. 1'
‘ J. Klinch. an orphan eight years old.

4 for the pt
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goat yesterday 1.9 81.1.1111

New York
W355 “needed; with
Ultlyn hostilities 1e

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One With a two hugger.
Roy Evans as no one butd himself to
114441449101 the has or 3111114171111 117's snide
St. Denis. Evans“ pitched gone
ball and ordinarily would have landed
But Evans
vita‘s water-lbg‘g’ed on the bases and
twice he spoiled the chances of the
Giants. in the thii‘ liming. oft r hit
ting safely and steal 113‘ second; vans
took a forlorn opportunity to count

right nerd. The. result was that he

with another safety. but 11.111141114111111;
apporatus‘ become bec‘logge', whii'é he
was dodging arbund‘ at first base, end
he was an easy victim or O'hieil’e quick
pass to Brashenr
As the some turned out St. 1.40.1118
virus or victor by the margin of one run
so that it did not pay Elisha to third
the chance in the third lr'r‘nin‘s. and he
certainly shduld have both: more alert
than to get caught nap lug 111 the lift.
The play or the New 1318111 ‘s‘ inth
was not up to th 1311 high standard 4:414“
though they put through three d'o’hb‘le
as which cut down the Ohrdlnals'
ces' With better suppers Evans
cmhight have captured his game detlpite
his poor base running. X4
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St. Louis, 3; New York. 25‘
Brooklyn. 5; Pittsburg. 42
Cincinnati 10; Philadelphia, ‘53
The Chicago-Boston game was called
at the end of the third inning on ac
count 01! rain
'STA‘NDING ‘Oh‘ Ti—lE C¢UB$

W. In RC.
Pittsburg. . 33 9 X17813
Chicago. 23 .17 .576
lnli‘ooklyn. X “ 24 20 .545;
New Y,orlt 18 23 .439
Boston X‘ -~ .17 22 .437
Philadelphia 18- '25 .419
St 14111-1. 18. 2:6- X419
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GAMES SWIM!) FOR TODAY.
st ’Loule‘ in New? Y.orlt

PittsburgX in Brooklyn.

. .Chlcago:in Boston.

Cincinnati in Philadelphia. XX

The BXrldgeports or the“ State Les-
gue deteated New London by the
(are or 1 to.‘ 0 in a thirteen inning
same at Bridgeport yesterday otter
.10011. Schumon was to have done the
twirling {or the Orators but did not
Charley McCullough. doing the trick
Frank Godfrey. or XNorwolk. was
among those who saw the game.
The Wall streets are out practicing
only available chance {61' the game
to‘ bt.‘ played with the Washington
treats on July 4th. ‘

The Wall streets are firm in the he
lief that the representatives of Wash
ington street will be a pretty tame lot
after this flares battle.‘

Mike Dem! 111 Ill prohabily will do
the twirling for Norwallt 111 the game
against Derby Saturday Afternoon on
the Decker Field Mike will do his
best to fool the visitors. and it would

he is pitching goodba

-Three spectres that threaten
baby's lilo Cholera. infantum dysen.

 

of Wild Strawberry never fails to con.
truer them. - X

 

ORPHAN B40Y .DROWNED.

was Fishing With
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Wigida; '

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was drowned while fishing
til e‘RuSsell

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4.. Young Klinch's fishing line hecarne
tangled ‘and in attempting to fix it he

 

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11mm second on Bean’s short single to 4

was nailed at the plate by a couple‘ ot‘ '
. yards. In the am. inning 14145 lot! 011'

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Herold. Dr. Buttery had hri‘d many
love affairs. but they had 30116 no rur-

yer and politic 11‘, Howard (tilln'ste'utla
Pierson; Attor: ey Pierson was 11 can"
didute for the oldies oi governor or the
state. He. too, 1141111 had l‘ove 111111er 8141-4
lore And he'd been waiting gar on on;
swer from a girl to whom he had pro-X.
posed ten years before. She had titty-
six other lovers beside Attorney Pier.
son and found it didlcuit to docitie on
any particular one or. the number.
There. too. was the (aprons Brigadier
119mm Alstond'er Scott 1111511510511-
1111; spick 11nd sp4u‘n' With the appearance
of haying inst emerged from a loiiad‘ry
Suddenly be? we orpdeiy startled by the
nppenrilnce or 34445411114 e'ye’d indiillduml
with (Infertilihhl n in his every glance.
ills fears were considerably alloyed
when he was told that it was only Wil-
1111 m DeWilt the well-known poet.
“who had just had on inspiratidn.
There was still another member ofX
that company the learned chemist.
Dietrich Carl Lot-we. the man who had
at one time believed that he had found
the missing link. but had discovered
”is 11115111111.- After" viewing all the
members 01‘ the company he h'ed taken
:11 walk thrdugh thé corridor. and there
ht 12-11111 lr-w to face with 11 ‘treskl‘sh
mooning person. bot soon learned
that he had been gazing into a‘ mirror.
He was the fellow who sold “ peanuts
one vegetables at a nine place! down
on the corner. Just at this moment
the slum. on the clock beside his bed
Tong turlously-‘éit was morning. and he
awoke. .
The exercises were brought to a
dose by the quartet rendering the fav-
orite school sons Amie! 8. Me:

on the program and dated as master of
ceremonies. The feature at. the week
on all the others. was in charge of the
members of the graduntlng class.

‘ -.X“"f.‘he decorations far the exercises

‘ world the slime as for the senior hell

Erlday evening-X11111! were or the class
“colors. almond and gold relieved with
evergreen and oh the sides- 01 the hall
were the stacked urns;- * In o“. promi-
‘nent position over the stage were the
figures 15903 and the class mctto in

X Greek which translated into Engllshi

reads. “Always Going Forward. 1’ The
letters and figures were 01 gold with

4 a background or crimson. X . 3
This evening the grotnating «no... X;

as will take place use following 1.th
Precision and Mrs. Chose will
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‘ey ' top are 411! cried to 0911011411-
Mrs. Pink “ Lynn, Mass.
outinlylre‘o

thor. Another was the celebrated inw~‘ .

Lean annou‘ntcd the’ different Antlxnh’ere X 4

«her-ions. ‘A detachnr nt of. border
militai‘h)‘ Dallas with attiched during '
e night of June 8 by a band 0; 1111-4 . ‘ "
l‘vee'. believed toghsv'e numbered about" '

former potions only hove bee'ndn fed. ‘
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and who lite November X

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.01 1141141101 C. DeWoll's s suit against
44 11141811111111;
tit-ll 0111'. Hill.‘- was 011‘ 11111“! 39‘s eijdsy
die-[9441141 Judge éimor in he Superior
-‘ Court XJDr White as st for 457‘. 04110
amazes for professior'i‘sl‘ scr'vicoc,1'ni-
pi'ttvoipcnts to the property at 509
Full-1111.11 overrun,- Bridgepoot. which be

Dr. DcWolio in his amended com
. says he removed from Danbury

,llr, Tousey that ire should take care
or the residence which he now occu
pi‘es. pay the‘ tones. and should also
give his professional services to the
1111141in in 1'04 urn Mr. ’i‘ousey made

Wolfe. the place. He purchased a
small piece 01‘ land adjoining the house

with the under tending that he and his
wife were to be given the whole pro
perty. He expended money for 1111-

vlcee to Mr.‘ Tousey for a long period.

His wife died ahont' two years ago.

and be With appointed executor oi her

estate. When he demanded that ‘the

gr’bperty he transferred to him, M1

aous‘ey refused and repudiated the
d are] agreement.

ag‘e‘s tor‘ the expenditures and for his
services ‘

The defense is a denial of the alleg-
cd or’sl Agreement, and there is a set-
ol! anio'untipg' to $1,182 4111' this Mr.
Tousey Specifies" loans he made to Dr.
DbWolte. among other item's being one
for $160. we ich was loaned him 161' Ma-
1101111: de es. another‘ for $25 for the

lid
{genome “charm, and various other
Attorney Stiles reason. .71.. appears
1161‘ or. DéWtiife. and Attorney Stod
cord is ‘ébdnfiél for Mr“; Tous‘ey
Dr. DsWoiie who llrst coiled and

from Dunbury on solicitation of his
iothe‘E-lrl-litw.‘ and 1.11111 he treated him
‘prbtossitiudlly from 1890 for a period
of‘ two years Dr. DeWoife said he
vet-11111111111 Bridgeport to Hang Hill.
1vhe1‘tl‘Mr.Tousey resided about ten
times. a distance or about 10 miles.
Attemey Jodaonosked him what a
reds-enable charge would be (or his
visits. At’ter some legal sparring the
testimony was admitted and 1):». De
Wolfe shid 8l0 a visit would be a
reasonable chartr‘e. Then he went on
to state in detail all‘ the services he
had given his rather 1n~law.
W

mirnculous cores. in acute rheumatism.
2511.. X;XR ll. Plaisted . ”

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BREWERY EMPLOYEES ANGRY.

May Call ‘1. General Strike of 01115.01:
M911 You Next M‘ertda‘y. X
CHicA ;..14u11e 1X1~A4ngerea by the
refusal the 01812818 or the United
States Brewing Company. commonly
kntiwn o" 1115 trust to 151115111113 thirty
bré‘wtiry «or helpers who went out
on '11 life on Monday. the other na-
1511 cbnnect with the firms are pro:
{paw éa strike tbm‘o'r.

ed and rthei‘r lhotlérs claim" that not a

thee the moved 159111 the
111-swede: inv' l’v'ed Withdhi their" d'ti'h-
Lsent alter the strike call has been is-
‘sued. The helpers struck on ‘Mo‘ndoyx
{or higher wages?! They were being
lpold from $7 to $12 a week and asked
liar a parallel raise. 35 Th”. was rel».
hosted and later then of the Brew»

 

 

 

nil the unions engaged in the handling
the situation over;

11d might not be taken back at all.

“4443111511 plain; rune tho-The tron:

lee on the Wazirist

hirty. Two of the poses ‘X‘wer'e killed
a Jemndar (native commissioned oili-

hands or the 11.111.63.511

 

, Ii butt

8 Bill “Gilli

L114. 31111111414110 (3.1 usey. ‘4

for $500 severe years ago. he alleges. .X

“reel. th‘é doctor brought the present ‘
suit,‘ ‘and dolls that Mr. Toustiyb e 00111 X
polled to perform his part or pay dam- '

41111411 and another for $10 tor

testified that he crime to Bridgeport

-.R_s1non's Nerve 8: Boss 011. true to X .. .,
its! hams. penetrnteo to the nerve and X
bone. driving out pain ondr electing X ‘ 1

men are thgdéhly ‘Qrthnll4m ‘

ling X'I‘rhdes Council. on drgohizotion of .
of beer. met with the employers to talk '

Th8. 11111011 ofifers’ were told that the ‘
so would not be given their demands flew

mom P Liners-£11 ”14.7.2.3. _, 4 Xi"

trootier are not in”

nodded New“ nines “3

 

 

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ge‘st‘ion ii yhn‘ air-11505114511115
your 5111114111511 16 one of 0111'

‘ be found 111‘ bur China Store.
Limogcs‘thoeolere Sets.

de‘red 7 pieces. 54‘. so to $7. 56

White Set sprinkled with
ations, from $4 70 to $7. 65.

som decorations, $4 75.

portation. 4.

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Established 1857.

 

FDR THE JUNE m.-
May she li‘vo loop and on i113
beautiful home Willis-'1 10th of Xbeaillf

 
 

 

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111.9 .1. not 11
driller 111 it Ads 11554
What to send her, we call
Main Str- windows that con-

114311.115 display of China articles‘.‘ detail! WW Gina‘metltal
Other articles. an extended line of this Vdrlods'ltihds- are t‘o‘4

pint: 11.151111111151111; "Roset or

Carnations; goldedrdet-sd. $6. 75. $7.85 and $8.001
. Chop Sets of fine Limoges, floral decorations. gold- -bor-

X. 4.
.XX

Ethisltely flow'ered Dolly Vardcn Set, $7. 48'.
Hoviland China Ice Cream Sets.
Set. With gold border, 13 pieces. $1245.
Plain white. Me; gold rims and border. $11.75.
Green decorations of Clover Leaves. $6 on.

tav‘ender flowered

Violets. $6 55.

Berry Sets. French China' in art designs. dainty de‘c‘or- X
Haviland-X Chins Bread and Butter Sets. Apple Blos-

Rosebud decorlitions, $3. 75. Lavender S‘p‘roys. $4.13.
We have 11156 4a fine assortment of fancy Plates, Salad
Dishes, Chocolate Pots and Cracker 12113.4 all the latest 1m-

An elegant line of Vases—Tcplitz, Louwelss. Moriage
and Aurelian. Prices range from $2. 25 to $8.50 arid .110.00.

AT THE RIBBON SECTION
Special Sale of White Ribbons of splendid quality, at
the low price of 15, 19 and 25 cts for the three Widths 40,
do. and 80. In summer there is always use for plenty of
White Ribbons. and the quality of these is far beyond 01- X

 

4 In regard to‘the Sale of’Lace Curtains 'we would say
that ibis seldom-one canobtain Real Brussels .andf‘X-Ara—
bian‘ Cdrtslns‘ar 'the‘priceswe'ofl‘er them new. ' " ‘

THE D M. READ COMPANY

 

3 MR4. BETTS'CHECKS.

l4 .
Why Keatldu Company Bondhoiders
Are A'etlng Cautiouoly About Them.
HARTFORD June ll—X—Tbe bond

 
 

 
 
 
 

- holders of the Kestlng Wheel & Auto.
’ mobile Company. of Mlddletown have

 
 
 
 

received lrom Receiver Frederick A.
illetts checks for interest to June 1.
(-‘ioueiderable hesitancy is being felt
hhout getting the checks cashed. as

 

 
 
 

§1viil technically subscribe to any kind
1 hands that may be furnished them
Lthe’ Eisenhuth Homeless Vehicle
Company. which is the ericcessor' to the
:Ke‘oting concern
The bonds 01 tho Eisephuth Corn-
pony have not yet been delivered, and
the ‘holdérs of the. old bonds of the
Keeling cotpora‘tl n hove been advised
not to get their‘ 11 erést cheeks cashed
hntil more is known ‘oboiit the inten
none of the Elsenln h concern.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

lady tries rend this ex-
01' oppredlotlon from Mrs. Lu.
61' tires; N (1..
stoly express my tip

‘mon's Lifer Pills and

w a gretlt sufferer

3‘s of this treat

om‘pletely changed

suffering to health

1‘ r otnmend the treat

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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@he holders fear that by doing so they.

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Bridgeport; 62,112.

 

SOCIETY OF"X COLONIAL" DAMES.
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Semi-Annual Meeting Herd in Nerioilt.
‘ 601111.}; Yeaterday.
NORFOLK. done 11 .r—z'The Connec-
ticut Society 61- Colonial Daines‘ held
their semi annual meeting here yester:

"do‘y.N1net-tour4 member‘s from yor-

ldus ports 1! the state were present. '4
The business meeting was" called to
order at 11 o'clock by Mrs. Franklin
Dexter president ot‘ the society. Po-
per‘s were read by Mrs. Bush. of Men-
tie on the- need 01 educational improve:
ment in the state; Mrs. Titania‘s Hook-
cr,chair"1‘n‘an o! the committee on edge!
caiiouai ‘-"and historical wort-1:11:15
Edward Perklnfis' of Hartford“ chitin-XX
man of the cOmmitt'e’e on prize essays
for children; Mr's'. Godfrey Wuns-
tombc‘, of New Haven; Mrs. F‘ergeson.
chairman of the committee on histori-
cal investigation. After the meeting
they Were driven to the home of tllid
Hon H. H Bridgman where on 14115111414?
late lunch- was served. ’

 

OBoils pimples 15011311 skin etc, can‘

more €131 whe14'e Ramon’s Iron
T014118 418 use lhifi-T—well. it's the
most remote impossibility. This great
blood medicine separates the impuri-
ties from the blood and discards them
through the proper channel instead at
1111011211 the skin. Large bottle; 31.11..
H.1’ialsted4. .X . .
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