Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 11, 1902 · page 3

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gion and New Eng _ ,
stormy 991911131;
usheut lion

. ,_ Tile (em.

9 G “9
. y, portly clou
light local showers and sing tempera},

ms
end Sound Beach today 3n bu no
The ladies of Gr‘sce Ch‘ll o

, will give a rose supper4st t e p rush in

house, .
6 (roll) , ,
, Wood (Mini (1 mi em
rived on the 3:05 trsin 11‘ in New York
yesterday afternoon and were driven
to. thei 11,11 iner borne on Holt Mile is.

Tuesday evening, June 17th.

‘ 391‘ Broad
mowed avenue, are mourning the 19
9 I 311' pet dog: («was killed yam

y49Willism B. Hubbell's out‘omo- '99

d
bile in front of Stevens dz Walters
3116!“. market;9
, ' “The scuth Nor-avail: Q‘llurtette Club
11:211.?i (1 meeting and- rehearsal last
3n
Night” to be held at the residence of
Deidrich Hohn soon The ladies wil3
313’ invited to attend.
" ,‘ uv—Dyspepsls—bsne of human 3xist-
once. Buldock Blood Bitters cures it
, from romptiyl permanently Regulates and
ones the stomach.
Sherman commends”, No. 430,9 U.
-D.‘ G. C. will hold the regiilar‘pleetlng‘.
Thursday evening this wee liste'll‘d

of Friday evening, on (loco, ‘t or the ‘

strowoerry festival the cool my is

to give on 159152159 evening.

Raymond Brothers have 1119 contract
,to furnish the masonry materialttor a
mansion to be built 11
. Pointby ,Anson Phelps ' 9
reel“! lsyllldblgz1 large and anglfifl
can u no ever 99rospo r.
Ste 8% -,9,lnol‘l.(1’ioy in 1.311593.

., Among those who went to Donbury
-‘,yesterdny from The Norwallts Lilli dit-
tended the Forepnugh & Sells circus
wore Judge Henoyaiw. Gregory. Henry
S. Grumman. Smith Nertllrop, .1. 1‘3?
Scotti/mid Frederick 11mm
repert the circus on a par withIT any
they boys seen. 9 :
William Drew, the9. “
week ago last Sunday in Riverside
avenue, is getting along nicely stf: his

heme in Pintts'ville aveniie Norwoilt; "
[Yesterdny he was able to sit up tor a

_ Sperrv&BarnS. , 9,.
ed Hams, Shoulders and Bio-

finite} Norwslll. ‘

”This week or the great 991
is now on in tull force at the Bosh?

9 flip

(39th runs at ‘.
,. 131.111 weathei' ,

, 195199115 piano soloist at

t and arranged for u‘n “Italian 9‘

motormsn who ,‘fo
9 yvss injured in the trolley (2011151011 3. ‘ 9

. his

" that he has
ed as getting
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P‘ ‘11le 11189313” %
No 1 Cottage “gulls. East ”Norwsi ,

toolsbt. in All (1.:
92.3 . nil o a
lil ‘, lousy; for 333%
‘dilns‘b ~ 9

A daughter has been born to it.
M15, Arthur Evan ‘

“W'sgthflfiogg

shred 113319.311. tho 15111191 '51 .19
will 999 999

”Saliva?!“

hlte no.3:

, See what the ad. ssys.
Trinity Cadets will meet 7'
35st time this sense; tomorrow ev.’

th
3 0313311 (in. the‘i ir suns. . 9.

1199 1113113 oontliluo to improve
his home in Springstroet. He is
short. time oath

its 11 be given by theme
Dmrtment or Miisie of the
c i ,cW‘ed

ttlle meeting‘
or tile 1).: A- R9 with Mrs. Curtis 1
southport, yesterday afternoon.

Egalhinatlons will be held tomorr
3 South Norwsllr High school to
3‘ first yesr

hé second y ‘ classzinrhstorlc

istio
department. will

815$th ‘ No‘r iii: ‘
evening of this

hold s; also its Fri
week At Putnam H

mouth» '73 3 919519.111 9.
roots of 8. baby boy Sun:-
sighed at birth ever“

Miss Catherine A, Steemullo‘r 1
presented 5' prottily" bound. book to
South Nerwnlk Public Library coin

The members of the (111915 Fri (13

Soolét‘y, of Trinity Episcopal Church.
will go on a trolley ride to Stamford.
Junerzbi, 3313 (9131 be the guests or the

Le ‘
«Trinity limb to the Epistle.
essn convention in Hartford,
.Mr olsljm, of Wilton. rep.
' 11‘ in (hot town.

Seyersl 9951995 loads or chlldrn
from New York oit were taken to
Mnléy‘s Hospital on €3.53, Wont Koch's
res ‘

talus ill photographs of the member

or the Mnyo‘rs' Association of Conner:

tlci’it, which (net‘- yesterdny at tsll“
ford. The likenesses of liiout‘ensnls‘

Govornor Rosier, ex mayor G. L Glo‘v— 9

or mind Attorney J.J .Weish are est-

oeilent.

The first 1113911531131 (it the ((355311
are in the monitor, hey came train
(liofloiitll; of sour other kinds or
fruit lire beginning 0 ole
mouse Which
ions! baskets oI peaches
am on sised in more tropical
countries than New England.

Stuart Youngs. oi Livingston Place,
went to Bridgeport. Saturday, where

a specialist performed an operation on 9
This 5

(11905:. removing ii. gro-‘wth.
ration oI this kind

n’yess ‘

tilted them 10 ii; [mood ones in the

s surprise. he

of Plottsvll s n. ‘ '

spoon. (in! a wet

doesdsy evenlnn, ‘

loss in English and i
‘ ii (A

Newsllt,‘ yesterday; atternoo‘n 9 ,
This was the first of the children 3.
‘ ‘80 up tor the summer. ' 9 » .
The N w York Tribune today. cené-

“Jill

‘ lie oil
13” N ”3° . 9
win/139115 3‘3)? are todsy is 1111113601)!

wh in Motor Iuis oI spoolslim
noths fish
‘Es‘ob

9 rd 9 '

1pm 'oud work better for the
‘ziibnitite old system where light and
sir were both wanting.”

The store's sbar is It buys9
in bid quantities 11191139 cash:
quick, at 0105i {prices Ior cosh. _ in:
111151113115 (11116 y allows a. store ii:

than two six months on.
T t is the whole story. .9
Tot, is why a. dollar night (town. for
illustration. sells lit-7 9
Noven’t said 5 wold cshout the gar-
, 110qu head to. You are inst
(.9 us them They are the sort that
almost sell without odvortisinx. .
Children so well as women may

Second door.
2' Bl Lit.

wms'r #:1175st (12311350.

92 Beautiful bolt and exclusive waist-
pattorns or line perigee sillt at a. sharp
.1 reduction. 9

Block white And linen-color enl-
broidersdl in cell or contrasting colors.
A variety or rich and handsome streets.

, Were 55 and $6
9 $3.00.
9 Lott 111115.999”.

259.9 wmre sinus—945a vs.
special lot that ought to sell al-
is musty before the ink on this newspaper
I. _. 9

9.9. Good quality, regulsr 253 during,

a.
Sportsman’s corner, basement
‘LlNllli BREEZE.NET
“UNDERWEAR. .9

A new cool Luxurious under'wenl for
men and women. ..

Linen has long been considered the
coolest text for wear next to the
.ilesh‘ but 't not easy to weave it
into a goon. slitting this allows One

' mill. has suresedo‘d and selected this
y store as the Bridgeport sgent tor its

sole.
Linen Bre‘ez‘o net is the some or they:

illiderwe‘an 9 .Tis woven in a new

mesh that ventilation and vitallzes the

skin and absorbs perspiration. it re-

tsins its shape. doesn't shrink. is very

comfortable.

. You are invited to inspect it. $2.75

porg germ

, Left9 and right sisles, front. .

THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS 00..

Washington, D. C. 9
9. , March 20. 1902.
Dr. Dick“ 5 00

So Norwslll, Conn.
Sire:

l 1599 used your Medicine Ior
Malaria and as 5. general tone and
from it have found greet l'.elief Hove
passed it around onion: some friends,
who have also pronounced it very of.
Malaria and its a. general tonic, .snd
chills. it is it good Medicine to have
around the house

Very respectfully,
HARRY M 0

‘3 59. 1111111135151»

“internships
soil from New ng Every Saturddy

Gloomy via londondorrv
First Saloon Pounce 1
Second Saloon, $35.00 ancestral-do
Third Clare, $26 and upwards
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
17 5111119 B wily, New York

JACOB M. LAYTON, ‘ ,
- 5 Railroad Place, So. Norwaik

‘ s... 5... 1.5.51.5...“ «9 9
oils)“ Hobos'sxéorsfinsmnsounaéiw mags?
...__....__.._...._

9.3511139: answering
arguments of a. pretty woman—-

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9 his new M313.

sells.

lower prices; a dollar today is better 9“9“0

CHEN“

9 Song.

9. Joseph Fossil: all

;. Vii ”ii
and drill I‘tlilluor‘ro‘w nightf‘H
(lonelier loll (991591119 Wheel
Sllndll‘y. firings street. and inlured
9 Rev ‘

fievenin: ,
TheisW‘ili I Renaud: cottons! -
Church sires has been sold to 5 Mr.
015111101 M‘Ml’Yf ’9 9
in MN 11.9.11 J..

. HIE t
, til his parents. Mr. and
all. Eirerslde avenue.
.New York Monday in-
vspaeted the" Forums piece in Wright
11 low to purchasing it.
oi Newark, N J..
J‘ome‘s Walsh's. River-v
{stwhich place Mrs. Woos-
rd (1' (or tile (dunner.

Bennett was returned boxers .1111! o H.
R. Sherwood, Sstludsy. and $7 and
costs was awarded to the plaintiii .

Town Cleric Hyatt has posted tho
warning for the vote on tho Constitu-
tlonsi amendments June 196. Polls will
be open trials 6 11.1n until 5 p. m. 9

Out of town parties have been in-
specting the La Gran: place, at the
bridge. with s. View. it is sold. or sitar.

hots 1‘.

Mrs. 091-1111 Sincerllesuit lett tor her
home in Brid sport Monday, after,
several. do sit with her parents.
Mr" and
Greens Fill-innA home

mittees (hr the Barn Forty; to be given
on the premises of W. G. Staples. June.
19th and 30th, at Mrs. Staples‘ home.
yesterday afternoon. 9 '9

Mrs. more purse died Monday at the
home or her sister. Mrs. Patrick Rico,
Songstuolr.’ Funeral services wore held
from the Church or the Assumption,
this morning. at ill o’clock, Rev. Faith-
er Bhnnloy odioiutlnl‘t

The reunion of Mrs. Hostel-d Burr,
who died in Springbok! Moss, on
Monday. will be brought to Westport.
teddy, and literred in Will‘ow Brook

8'

Mrs. W H. Snxtoll, of Sauv‘
gutucll.

W S... Jones. Saturday evening. . Widet
wen played, prizes being wo‘n‘ by Mrs.

.N. Sipperiy, R. K. Gsult Mrs. .1. S
Jones and W. F. Kirk. The next meeta
in; will be on Saturday evening, with
Mr. and Mrs. N. Sipperl y.

Mrs. Tuck r, on used isdy whose
home is in New York city. but who (or

home or Mrs. William J. Stromboli

‘ had the misfortune to fall out or bed,

yesterday. and break her nose. and oth-
orwise injure herselt. Dr. Powers wss
called to attend her.

Monday morning the electric light
wire running from the pole at Tomb.
stone park to the residence of Lloyd
Noah was out agent, and. the plume is
111111 at the door of Theodore Taylor
Enquiry oi' Silpelintendont Hubbell oi
the Electric Light Company. as
what steps w0uld be taken to prevent
it repotitlou of the not. met With a
recommendation to 533 Francis W.
Marsh, or Bridgeport. 11.119 oi the com-
bony Mr Marsh was not prepared
to give a decisive answer. Mr. Marsh
was only advised (it the recent cuttiii‘t

is understood. he intend; to do. To
cut the wire the person doing the
deed had to 9115 no. 33 foot pole.

Theploslng meeting of the Historical
Soul (is held at the home of Dr
, rs T 0 Salerno, Monday 3
Ne I'll? ever“! dancer who could
9 . present ms there. the re-
so begin 11 91am attendance. Mrs.
John F Godilot Mrs. William G. Sto-
“pies nnd Miss Eloise Thomas received.
John F. Godlllot announced the num-
bills on the DI‘Q‘U m.‘ .in.,llis llsnsl happy-,9.
Way. There we ylolin holes by. M135
fliers Heath: vocal duetts‘ by Miss
Blackmail and Mr. Morris; piano solos

531015 by Miss machines and Mr. Moi
all of which were excellent and re-
solved merited applause. Mr. Godillot
announced that Miss, Sadie Campbell

9 was to have been present and recite.

but owing to illness, the pleasure of
hearing her was pestponed, After the
program refreshments were served
Among those present were Mr. and

The following program, was render-

in the Opera Hoods; lsst events
“America,“ audience and

9 ma ret Br die. in
solo, Miss Msrg‘srst Brsdw recitation.
P ‘ Revamp it"!!! Miss Ethel
ng QT Wendel-er" school;
.-.., (l y

“Bluebells of
3010. M1559
on. Miss Véln‘llt
Ferrell; piano 5010,, 9 Miss Margaret
or: works. Master McKenns.
isno solo,
0113. "Come, :With 9T
uét Master Molten

Scotland." school

 

The one oi. F. W. Jesup (vs. Aaron 9’ ,

in: it and converting it intp o. shore

iewis Ambler, at their .
‘ There was a meeting of (ill the com- '

.. Burr was a daughter 9

The Q. F. c.5151 lit the home 9:

a your or more has boarded at the ‘

Friday and its: willow pp.p°rtunity ,
to center with Mr. Toylc‘lr which, it ‘

by Miss Watson. of; New York; vocal _

ed at the Center schbol entertainment -

mus".

.ti‘ili ,

, upsets -Ml'
3711351111. Mr. and Mrs.
v.G 9W. 13

t, VMrs. Oslns, Misses
mslis Williams, El,—

. ' p,
‘ sio ghllliwood. Murry Sterling. Mrs.‘9 C}.
. ‘ 9|_ . 3

Clara Hurlbutt

e vs ‘
iuhbsll. Herbert Jennln a, Mr. and
Mr”. Senior “1. 'l‘oquot.

fieroo THAT date
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is 11511195 up Golds when-
is or tried, times twith’ou’t exception.
which ”dangling bottles. The out
1'

A3355? h 3‘3“ +9
“will a 3 Wild

the body, ot‘W '
have tliil‘li‘flll‘. ‘9

10rd
ODY.
hot u“ but all

‘ 3‘ st important d1 every of

(333311;.
for cons lpstio‘n. Cssoarets Candy
inetsblets stem ed C C. C.‘ N
sold' in bulk. ‘ ‘

 

391R lANDLuRD 3
3 Your tendnts are making re-
quests for house improvements.

tsinly you are interested in hav-:
ing the painting and boosting
done well—«lone reasonably.
You should talk oyer the ones
tion with us and we will plan
to do the work economically. 1

JOHN W. BEATTY.

 

For Gasoline Engines
orLaoncbesB , 193913611123.
. made with
Double or final: Poles.

THEG. ,N. McKIBBIN
M'F G CO
W. R. THOMPSOM Managed

50 WATER 32".) $0. NORWALK.

orb will }

Mr. and rs; H. 19.511.93.081, Mr. and '
Mrs. W S. Adams, J F. Gotham. 11.1%.
(i y garrison “3“?" WillinnmJ. 11.355113

5
ads Hto find 9
flotilla” It is the.

is the positive remedy -

Csthsrtio. Cure gusrsntecd. Geno»

$9

.9 properly priced.

Y“ “W“ 953m" “19’“ and c”? ‘ stripes and checks s bill-gels at 331: yd

or stripe sitects, at

‘ in the most desirable designs sod col-
‘ «brings, at 983 yd

SHIRT wslcr surfs
AND wasppese.

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SPECIAL SALE

Beginning

Saturdall. Mall 24311.

Our Entire Spring Stock or

TRIMMED
MILLINERY

will be closed out at reduced prices
This moons .rsductio n (it 20 to 590
nor cent“ ill "
to secure'higu firs
very small “can: 9

 

 

 

 

 

 

sl‘l‘s‘i‘dsss 1339311223 9 .

son allows a big increase over last
season’s selling Stool: is larger;
styles intro varied and prices more

tempting. Kindly note;
36 inch Madras in today stripes and ‘

figures, worth ‘,-19c at 12363291
Finley White Dimities in checks,

Met orised Glistobrsys in st‘l‘ipcs
s‘nd' p sin colors, only 253 s yd.
37-inch Marcel-1nd Silk shimmy.
in fancy stripes, dotted and plain ool-

.ozs. large sssortment to pick from

490 yd

ThoMssh goods selling of this 531129

plaids slid stripes from 83 to 33.3 it yd. 9

~ A full line at Fancy White Goods in‘
lace stripes and figures, train ’

Want them. Millie sorly investlsstlon or ill”, . 9 .
. there 13 notblo to 3%

suit; mode in tw

Lbdles' (95915119511
(medium colors, motel“
pnlte mgr («lasted

ilouhce,

Llidiss' Pililn Oil ‘
Suits in light sndl dsi‘
and linen colors, well
irimlued, at

The "Salomon.- ~ he
and the "Reliance" Wrap
Lawns and Percsles‘ ‘
styles, from

‘ 9 10_ tons a yd. MEN 9

NEWEST WEAVEB

1N SUMMER BILKS.

911 these silks dainty dressy and
211.291 Jop Hsbutsi Wash (5111;an
201nch Jsp‘. Hshutai Wash Silks in

9 corded stripes large assortment of
. new coiorings 111'.

600 Yd.
244mb All Silk Foulsrds, brocaded

._ 7,5 ,6 yd
21 inch Satin Finish Fouinrd Silks

my the economical

 

Silks lead in summer febrles'; you'll

 

are most comp .
as to style, ’nflt

‘ most reasonably 11

over shown bytll

M519. and boyiil 1.19 _. 9
card Outlnz Shirts, all sin
17 Special value st

1 lot or Men's Fills MAG; .,

pluln and fancy strip
311135.753 villus; this

Mens Extra F3 3
Shirts in white all I

' figures, $1 60 value: no

Porch Screens 11,1 all Sizes, at little cost.
Large assortllle‘nt of Veranda Chairs, and Lawn S
All Reliable Makes of Refrigerators.

9 Now is the time to test'dur Ability to idake '
9 save you money, and satlsgy you with goods that,
years.