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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 13, 1902 · page 3

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AI «firm on xihlhitdsvi.w:wtishor1x J

seal it, ‘
Mr Arthur ovens? or lath lilo.

A daughter has been born to Mr. and
tell Jennings. of South

lr‘IJI s“ ‘HII '1“ 1m” 5’ i‘

”New Potatoes, 40c pk. F. D. L ii: on.
The amount pledged for the Loth a

{Whipliiv‘tmili‘l’hillli lilo, Without $3. 1100. I

instead 01 $31.00

Mrs. Margaret Barnes, who tell

L L‘ ‘ ‘doW amishooo‘stnlrniaomsidays ago...

and was seriously injured. continues

in a very serious condition. ‘ 1
-——Men’s Duck Hats. O’Brien‘s.
Water Commissioner Gould S. Hoyt

duo homeowner. nectar FrederI

211%.}; older,F paid a visit to the Spring

tutti round oyery‘thihs‘t to
9 W 1
Giggles ‘A'rrgandlyiv W
day. 81$While there he met Comedian

Weber, or Weber & Field. comedians,
who yo also
”file ‘Olirlét . 1
hoanopenotl-ov r Ge stool; Brot
clothing store in Norwslk. Mrd.
risen, of Noroton, is first librarian and
A euer. of Rowayton, is second ll-

, or 5" ‘ on
" "West Norwnikt Ugly;
ei Sunday at ernoon a
wreck The ladlesgof the associhtion

will hold a strawberry rosnval to the.

chapel next week Wednesday night.‘
XTho annual meeting of the moh-
side (Middle Flvo ‘Mile River)‘ chool
district will be held in the school
house next Wednesday night the 18th

insoA The entertainment tor the piano A.

which In its the close or school
"filér‘fli’flb :Wiii. ”:be held on li‘riday.
th .ZOth inst.
, N33 gamuol Cir lreiand today
rvéd‘ “ era On Job WTimpson,
conductor our the Connecticut Railway
mg Lighting Cimpany, in a énit for di-
«merchant by his Wife: Etta Timp
son. The charge is cruelty. and the
plaintiff, who is employed in F. A
home's depot restaurant; .asks the
court to permit her to assume her
maiden name Etta Sconeld. ‘l. 1

Mrs. Waterman Bates has heehI visi‘

iting friends in Norw'aik. ~W. F Bry~
ant, of Norwalk, spent Sunday week
with Mr. and Mrs. Burr Mills. m’l‘h‘o

remains oi! Aaron Olmstcad or Nor-A

Walk were brought to Umpawaug for
interment on Monday. June 9. Ser.
vices were held at. the Umpawsug
chapel, the Rev R. J. Bosch oniciatihn.
A .t - Ir- own correspcnoont moss

A is hen til
Varnish Floor rim; costs 5‘ ‘
more a quart though. Sold by Coni-
stock, Watkins & Dow. E. E. Gerham
and Hubbell a Staples

Suggestions fol a good Sundau Dinner at
‘ Prices Within the reach Of all

Loss or Hind Quarters or Genuine SLp ring Lamb.
Fore Quarters of Genuine Spring Larch

Less of Canada Mutton . ‘
FancyNotiveFowi .....
Pot Roast .. ...........' '
1NRUV8 Veal Roast ...- ...........

SperryarnarnoNSngar Curedflains
Cherry/Mourners nest . 8to 13¢ pound

A FRELSH
dLDlno Fish L

. s .5”...qu - «my: a in:

i:In the ad. or A. J. militia 3:

1 Department will be

Lwoi

‘ dioocmiort

gal-iota. oh South Norwaih was

‘sout'h‘ Nerw’dtk ills wheel

at the east on

I-r-Prlnt Butter. are lb r ‘n 1.. AL
‘L'i‘ho prices on diii'eront dr

in today’ a issue, will interest you.Lo1ok

olnan Ii Qhriptia

’fim lit" toms II'Rs‘ATA

$33.543N304m4iflhufdfiYr
A new roof has boonp u on
portal care in mum oiaoe other
garcvemonts have been made to the

The Libertylluro Whooping” In
gi as valuable house lots as at Oak- A
all ”Wk ‘Rsad thoadin thriller
partlcuiarsu ‘ “ 1 1 1 ‘

«Print Butter, Zhol‘l NIL. W on.

Ili‘hoI-lant day or the crust muslin unu
dorwcar sale at the Boston store. is
tomorrow. 1 ii ad 1161' large ad. in til-1
day's ideas.

The Arlen Singing Society hcida
Irehearsalfis at his htoith
rendere at th‘ saeng‘ 1resist at Sey-

monthilli IA
The matting; Mo ns.’ Unions will hold

this evening: at tho reel-L

denco oi! lllia h i flllL11W1l1llQn
avenue, Norwaik. ‘
4—Dyspepsiambane of human exist
9 Burdock Blood Bitters cures it
oil . mhnentl ‘ Regulates and

am

An important th"
Association, or the South Norweik Fire
old this evening

‘ ”Hesdqus
William Nolan. to
' olnnor in the to
growth Norw‘allr. has taken a poshm
lion in the spinning room oi‘ the Nor,
walk Mills at Winnipouk.

“ attire it ~ a tonic but
a does “it." It cores with ‘s
gentle. effective action without pain on
all cents
For sale by Ll“. AIM. Finch. 1
Conductor Wler and Miss Erma A
Wler;.otl1llorreileld.‘ were in Now York
We days last week: " Cohrluot’or Jol1n
ii‘

1%;

charge or the Branch trains.
Examinations in civics for the first
year olass are hein held toda§i in the

the advanced and bdsinning Algebra
classes will take their exams;
, where 1 target chance to boys home.
at Blue‘s Auction, Saturday, 3 p. m.
Fra n Wollyuhié, the touriyoar-old
child oil Frank Wollyiinm proprietor of
the (Romania Hotel. in Railroad place
Itell into the old cellar balancing to Jer-
olniah' Donovang ln‘ Railroad place.
shortly before 5 o‘clock yesterday ail-
Aternoon- He received: a severe cut on
the back or his head; Mr. WollYung

guard rail along the cellar

Today is the Feast of St. Anthony cl
Pndn
at 7. ll o'clock this morning. where
the honkitiiui stntue oi the Saint moon
iii , on. oral: the crime

e or the sanctuary At 7:30 this
oyening. the niche of the Feast will
be celebrated. The devotions o! the
evening followed by the benediction
of the blessed sacrament, will take

 

..... .......~;..1s“cpouna;
......... ..I.......8to 112cpounLrLi

unclai-IvovI-s

ocoaoco-oIIIQOLoiLI

lacs at 7: 45.

.‘16c pound ’
... 110 pound L'
.140 pound ‘L

a. fillthvt

12 to 16c pound,
loo'pound

FISH.
.. loo poond ‘

once-n.

 

A 1n‘
or 1 the WaiihlLLnston I
street draw bridge.

ds L LL
oln‘rmhyi ‘

an s1n1sI I‘M overall

'lls heretics .,
‘s holdiii'; a inset s t‘h‘is att'er- 1

1. ilk. with

e mullio- to on l IA

has requested Mr. Donovan to put a ‘

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m nits risen:

One oi the finest “gin of
m .I, 1

43¢ yd

sec
interestin , ha we room to tell it, b
Aim ‘ mgrmlng‘ as are the fab

MHA.

may Lei-Les

shower in do”;
Il‘niitnrslhipsu cacti;

Homsti1hod stripes sprinkled with
(ii-$933M uprated by running clusters ire

LLLInnm stripes .:
Plain rose and white and cream I

’I‘i'l‘liol Shorty 0‘! colors is from white
through pink, light blue. gray. and rod 111

to deep blue and ox- blood

Every yar’dN is a good generous mom .1
:oy' s Worth at 8.6c A

On sale tomorrow at
450-,
i Center aisle. rear;
DINN£R~3ETB. 1 , "
A dlnuLLer-servlcc 0! china or porce-

lath‘ lit a‘ midi and ‘our‘elto be treasur-

an bridal slit

Here there lsL aL wealth or sets to

choose lrom.
links a peep at some Act the medium-
pl‘iced.
Elite units (no liner is made) plhh
border doooraio on and sti'ppio
edge 103 has; 48. 60 113 pcs..
-Illlllte Ghinalwlth decoration of deli
cats green flowers 103 pos. $37. 50.

~ i113 nos-.13 #33-50
L‘LLt oya iAu'strIan’ china dainty shape

vol bouquets of red flowers. 103 port.
$18,113 pea, 821..
Maddoclr porcelain, violet decora
tlon 112 pee" 313, I130 Dos. ., hi.
Etrurin American porcelain.
trimmed L112 pea, $1150 130 pcs.
$14 50.
Other sets for more-and for less
Gill and down as 85-
Fish sets and game sets-37 to 315.
Ice cream sets-$6 and less.
I‘Bcrry seto, 3'5“ and down.
omont. ‘
b MONSTRA'l‘iON ”
E lTH aILVEH mum-I.

A' polish made especially for gold and

silver; free iron) grit and acid: mar
v‘élous in the results it secures with ii‘t
tiedabor

with soilsfa‘ction to every buyer.

a demonstrator to show.
Come and see.

a good- sized box is but 25c.
Near main stairway.

ms. ROWLAND
DRY Goons co.

Bridgeport.

and special services were held , 1

it d ootton so woven 1
Mother!” fl {retrieve the‘beautypr
£1113 elightncss nod delicacy A

gold

sold

it. you care to buy.

entail cross L L
wartime secure
tomorrow‘ot ‘-

. ‘ R an shirt at‘ Bookinthsm
,"Pllliiee tom. to rid
' ‘ nitholord mayo ,SIrJoiioph

1.‘ and the some tioni land

nlioli countY null on:
b , esio

‘ $0113 .1

till? lord niaycrs a :

‘AA‘II month you in my owns
the queen' s, for your loyal nd dutiful
address and the congratulati :1 You ten-
oer us at the chill 't r iii south
Afri‘cd. i he'rlrtilyl‘ioin l or expro -
clan of thankfulnoss to Aimisht
God for the termination oi the struxglo
which. while it entailed Ago my people
at home a d boyond thou 1 so many
sacrifices, cm with" " able forti.
tuds, has secured aArusuit which Will
give increased unity and trcnxth to
my emplre.T
eons excr ’
not

I”

a lit his 11%

‘ti'ou ginoa lily ohm-cs ion to the
., admiration on molly-1 t it for the
valor and endurance of the odioors and
men who have been engagor in lighting
their countriy' s battles. 'i‘hA hays been

all
in our nclent and

db
noggin bntd'l
plhd diiilcnities. Those dihl‘culties were
cheériully overo‘om'o bye fly and per-

opponents will now, I rejoice to think
become our triends it is my earnest
hope that by mutual co—o

era - " ’
store tor South Africa. "

Subsequently". in repon to the ad-
dress at the London cou ty council
the king spoke he follows. "I thank
y in run your expression of loyalty and

section toward myselr an Ithe
l rejoice With you ct It'll hoi
the y‘ict‘o‘r‘y which has crow ell be per-
severance and bravery o my forces
will pave the way (or the xtension to
the regions newly added my empire

- 1'ot govern out which;

I ‘ 1 ring South

 

D10 not add. attend
The tree demonstrations
“ By Mrs. on. Kimball
Under the suspicos or
The (loan. Railway
Collipilny. L

Liz.

ospcrity that

o ' stile globe roi-

lowed its establishmont. he Nominees
with which my subjects th nation; the

arduous campaign. now ii pplly at an
end. cannot fail to tire thorn still
more; closely together in bonds of loy-
oily and affection; him i no ’illleritly be
um thitt the good feeling which is be

cently our opponents, on rs well for
the future or that vast coiintry which

crown ”
The civic

lord mayor“ in “on
wearing the city

I An pl. "FLILEI'LD coon-r N‘ W9-
..I. Arr dam: £3”:th

agent or the Adams hinpr as Company
‘at111Qroe1nwich, to succeed Charles W

ixnatlon of

oompanyéto increase
give the agent more held in handling
the business. whlclg il
creased during the or:
Mr. Clapp takes the positlgn“
figures, :75 per 11:03:: l3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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El

n'me and iii _

The cordial a d spontan-L . ‘
“I arts of my (10- 1

l: a brave and determined 1‘
bid to, encoonter‘ (racism; -

good will the bitter ree1|ngs oi‘ the 1‘

This store has sold it some tlrge of
i a
maker wants more women in Bridgo
uort to know how‘ good it is so sends

empire have borne their part in the ‘

lug displayed by those wh were so roe '

has been added to the ddm alone of the

John E. Slupp has be? appointed L

Week ago. after having tilled it for 1

 

1' the painting; and' pop in;
done wellwlwdone reasonably.
You should talk over the qucs~
tion with us and we will plan
to do the work economically.

01”” W. HEATTY,
L’I‘ ‘ Phone 141-3.

aII L'

A L307 East Washington St.

A

Two MN EBWEAD Rafi
I 'IA‘v‘I‘MzNAND WdMEN ,

The cool summery sorts; never
hotter shone to meet «the demand;
never in better nha'pe to supply your
every underwear want to your full matmugpflfg
satisfaction. /

and short,

A Balbrixgiin shirts long A .
i sleeves, drawers to match. double seat will“: mfifif’w
1 1
A no

undermurliins. tef‘

I at; 25c. " I

, French bslhrlsaan shirts, long or
I' new sioeves I drawors to Imaitcn.

; doublcvmissoterstrap back. at ails.

Men‘s French haibrisgan shirts; "ox - : hadles‘ ‘

‘ LIItra udailty, long and short sleeves. Eamon trim 0L3 Val“?
drawers to match, double sunsets, lili- 5 .

hiLLgL
stitched, at

 

a... chain. "gin...

Double 0 Single Poles.

THE 6 N. McIi'LIBBlN
M’F‘G co. 1

 

1 so some 151:. A

A L neck und sleeveless.-
A1 1 sill: tape chili loco, at lilo each.

‘ -‘ high dank and short sleeves. low neck

A rue excELLENcE or

FarLaoncbostBAutomobt‘les L “

If 1. special knee. double heel and toe. ot
I . lilo pair. , ‘

W. gr warmers shims. LA
so NORM/ALL

. Alshed seamsxst 30c.
‘ A Iindies’ jersey ribbed vests low goo
IIneclt‘ and on sleeves, at 12390 each.

landlos' one jersey ribbed vesiq, low
trimmed with

L‘sdiesl ribbod iisio thread vests,
Hamburs.1.

1 L‘sdles’ e‘xt '”
orn futile tri rub

and Sleeveless. hubs pants to match _
liadlre good on its ‘ L

all siren. 25o? ;

’ .A OUR SUMMER HOMBRY. 1
Hosiery selling has long been‘
strongly featured in this shop. ’i‘he‘
success is due to merit and low prices. I ' “ ‘ A A
Kindly read on. - Here are oevorcl
IAI thldren's last block ribbed hose; lawn wallets for ya
Lproftily‘trimiiie .

. (ihildren' a fast black Wearprooi huse
A guaranteed to stand wear double heelI
and toe 19¢: a pair. ‘-

BoYB’ tine black ribbed combed
Marco hose. spliced knee, double heel
and too. at 25c a pair. ~ A .

Ladies' i’ast blank seamless cotton
hose; special at 10c a pair. I

ONT] i g .I
Ladieo’ white A
tucked front and is oil,
bishop sléovcs. $1.”
Ladies white

but on front or

 

 

 

Ladies‘ fast black. seamless hose.:L

 

sistent ei‘tort and those to editors our ‘ L' L

LONGMAN

MARTINEZ
PAINTS.

rr Is DONE WITHOUT cosr.

And when made ready (or use actual

cost about

31.25.41 GALLON

I

 

”"r ushl‘oi‘the
salary and ANNE!

on worm-line r on A
_ Jurors for the June tern: of the

full fashioned. at 19c a pair I
Ladies ilne- lac‘o lisle hose. elastic
and durable. at 23c a pair. 1 LL "iln A
Ladies Onyx black ingram lislo lawn shirt waist din ..
hose, Richelieu ribbed at 33c a pair. back, bishop sleeve ‘

Adjustable Window Screens, 15c up. Screen Doo

Porch ScreenS' in all sizes, at little cost. 1

Large assortment of Veranda Chairs, and Lawn S

All Reliable Makes of Réfrigcrators. 1 1

Keep your kitchen cool by using one of our LB. L
Stoves. They are the improved kind and work perte 1y

Now is the time to our alnilty to finite you 1o

north 32. so and fuzzy gaaraniL‘e
light and dressy. tofbe sold at ‘

 

report or common pleas w on

on Toesday nioinin

Judge John H. Light on the A

been drawn as toilews‘;

crowded out. We, and L LL L
1 Which nanometre to be his:

 

 

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