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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 14, 1902 · page 6

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nel‘. Fonts cottage, can

ii. .df tho ilnest dog's he is-
1 no is caged Junior fit a:
9 ~ an not over: a on
" re i. tell and

#3: comb? member is

{Euler hfmoeived all (thorium:
‘Gnr ." the other. is' right

i: he isn't so to d of atten-

 
 
 

st saturdsy-v
ry high coming within-

5 rs' supplies have been
nb'oi'lt' in a rowboat.
um whim Wrge A. Show
family train Bethel will occu-
‘ .7“ka is be,
Mr, Shepard
1Etc tiik'e posses.

”Mrs. JTllyMarshsil Andrews
' 4 7 n htheir pretty little cottage
bro; some tun e. W F.
on faiiilly. also from Nor.
spying the cottage with”

 

 

family ironi
arrived 'ior
re occupying the
use ’iliien was keen
Washer. season

vbol turned on today

re anxiously emit?

15$ gr intact} rennin-7 -
Foster. .has had like
gwitlrlthev. water and.-

Danbury cloth:
y'a Th hursday and
, 7 . .y cottasé or
Davis and iamily. of ew
ely settled in their ot

as last season.-

ensued family from Nor-
aging. their pretty cot-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. a‘r.'
Nichols and family from
t the Clutter cottage for

Motor and family. from Dan
will spend the season at the Oak

0
3e Excursion from a Brooklyn
eriai'i Church picnlcked at Rot
day. The boat didn‘t
n‘haeturn trip until at-

 

 
 

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ttin nto emulte an adept
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d7 family from Nor-
been also possession oi
cottage at Hickory Blni‘r. The
was mOVed to the cottage

 

5 ucy A. Lane" has
s of sand for the
hall and riclnity.

 

 

:tthe: cannrm at the
w Club was lost Monday

9 season:
fibrils 5t No‘rw‘alk, expects to
ugly oi “I9.“ Cahb
[Bill . " 5 _ 1

 
 

 

“ Juno.‘ it in your‘ power-”to mil:e your-
‘ ‘. aelivliimibvwflmllgiv. Dildirlhfillwv'

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5 prompt es bgi3'h t29nergetic and strong

». reettnbrninethc r Thousands once in va

t as have been made 7

7 n
. {mien of. Christian Endeavor. lit the

‘ has decided to repeat this address at

:5 plication or the principles laid down

_ all who'sre not otherwise engaged to

‘ dc Schoolv' 11 a. m.-5v'—Pr'lei
4 erc'i‘ses' of the senior class a college, .5 5.

ln'g oi the Y is has: Sch Alumni
wAasoclution, glib: collating? and any

That Makes Living a
Pleasure

i

I; you are sick and dutoioorts in

Dioramas-

These
‘shoi

iisbtest Lennon
hrough the ot
big” a lckly.m -
eaiillilsp languid. .am‘i molaiicho’lic- m’i‘o
Miweli “mowing, means happiness
and true joy. and this is the season
abandon should be bright, hearty and
gindsomem. 5
if you me sleepless, rheumatic. neu
ralglc‘,‘ dyspeptic; or blurs the shadows
of disease hovering over. you; it you

”i-

 

as you «wen scale weeks ago the use
oid’airv‘s SW ,l'i’ 09mm lid will tone
p an ,to'xti Timur .w ole. system.
Is; use th ect ~digestion,
shnr‘i‘vdir 'the‘ Appetite and convince to

 
 
 
 
 

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conditionwowe their. present
the Wlfig 9L. (fires Cel
eiy Compoun‘ lam ilbson of
Pleasurewliecdiy.‘ Who; through sick
peas and suffering. was brought near
the dark" griive. writes ,as iollows, re
garding iii marvelous 7icure

"l ham e‘en broken down in health
and strength nervous system shatter-
ed kidneys out of order.. had nervous
and trembling spells on; and on for the
last ten years i have taken three bot-
ties of yourv vPsinels Celet'y Compound
and all of the above mentioned trou-
bios have. left me, and i can now do n
good day‘ a work. i go about my busl
ness all any 16nE and it don't worry
me and i.‘ now feel better than i have
in te‘iiflye‘ars” i haufe a good appetite
and con eat and get around on foot gs
active as when l who a boy. My age
is 65 years,'7’ .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

cmas’ti‘AN'ENoEAvoa ITEMS.

aid-A
Rev. H.’ B. carpenter to Repeat l-ii's
Ad'civ'eu} in ms B'uptls't Church.

Editor at tho” Sentinel: Owing to
the threatening weather. last evening
theie. was, a your small. attendance at

emotional medulla of the Norwaik

westport Congregational Church and
‘the main business of the meeting. the
electloh or- owners ‘tor the ensuing yea:
and reports of the various committees
was postponed to some future ocon
sion.

The address of the evening was de‘
llveted by the Rev. H B Carrie'nter oi
the South Norwall: Baptist Church
and. was at great power and helpiul
7ness. At the solicitation or the mom
bers of his own society, Mr. Carpenter

the regular service of his :hurch on
Sunday evening at 7. 30 and the ser-
vice will ink somewhat thcdorm of
a young pee les‘ rally.

If you are like many who believe
that Christian Endeavor was a "lad"
which had outlived its usefulness and
should give place to some new device
which shall the better. serve. this gen-
oration- of young people. you should
hear Mr. Carpenter... it you have tried»
the Christian Endeavor Soolety and
have. failed to realize the. benefits hop-
ed for you muygaln lresh inspiration
from this address. It you believe in
it have great power torigood and do.
serve to make it more effective in
your own church work, you can obtain
the desired result by a practical .ap-

by the preacher. While we do not do
sire to take youngpeopleirom their
own church services. we would urge

hear this address. as we love ll
must result in more eillcien work
among the younglp'eople of the town. ”

 

m

5 YALE COMMENCEMENT.

 

Program for the Exercises to be Held
June 23-25. '

Monday. June 2‘3 10. 30 a. m.—_-Class
Day exercises of the Shemsidv-tscienti.

with the class oration and poem, in.
the chapel: 1.32: 30 p. m.. annual meet

dresses by distinguished slumnl and
others in Hendri'e can 2 1). 55:11., pedd-
lng ol‘ class histories on the College

 

es of the Law School in the Auditor:
ium. Hendrie Hall
{nine speaking by members of the sen,
painless followed by address to the
graduating clusues g'by Hon. Henry. Ca-
bot Lodge; LL. D. senator; from M'ass-i
achusetts, on OliVer Ellsworth? 8:15
p m., Glee Club concert in the Hyper.

. ion Theatre; 1Q. p. ni. promenade con- .
or the senior class. in Alumni .' .

cert
Hall

in: of the alumni in Alumni Hall; 1Q

nomination: 12 m

Insular imuuu

‘ ’7': 4‘Besiows That Health and Vigor

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Square. followed by planting of the v.
alias ivy; 3 p. m.. anniVersai-y exercisq 5!

em. Townsenda 7 .

mutiny. a... 24 9- so a. inc—Meet;

5mmto1p.m..pollso nedinthe
#:JQWWOIW De bar m

liig in South N Willis.

ism'ain a couple or (lava.
iMrs C. M. hwren'c'e,
treat.
each
1., A Libbey, .qt Hsrirord was in
Eouth Norwalk yesterday and this
morning.
“Miss Maude Nestor,
fitveet has been visiting friends in
Eridge'port 5
MN! E L .Grl)’. 0! New York. 'is
the guest of Mrs. Emma F Hunter,
West street. - vi

Mrs. Ali/ah B: Ambler, Jr.. of liar

 
 

oi Levin

‘vislt in Hartford.

lulius 1) via. who has been the guest
of A isrno. hos returned to his home
in New York City.

“Mrs; Alice St. John Hill ol‘ Morgan
avenue Nursiaik. is the guest of rela-
‘lves in North Salem.

Miss ‘Jessie ‘.Yost‘ who has ‘been
pending two ‘weeks in Brooklyn. will
return home tomorrow.

gull days the past week.
oath Wide 6! West tre'et.

“Julia Schless of New York.

Business College in Bridgeport. was;
the guest of Professor George 8. Ser-
taln' yesterday. 7

the guest of iricnds in South Norwnik
last night.
George E Sartsin

RivergN ‘. J is the guest of Rev. ‘sndc

in North Main street 7

'Miss' Angeline. Scott went to Boston.
today. to attend the Bostoneliiagn'dlln
conference of the American Library
Association. Juno “~20
_ Chester and Aurelius Heath of West

Main street. Norwnlk ieiiye Monday
tor “a sevemi \veeks’ stay in Merch-

i

Philadelphia. 5

Mrs. M. A Vosburgh and Mrs. George
H. Vosliuisli and daughter Helen, of
Courtiaud Piece leave Monday for a
visit with iolstivos and, friends in der.
any City and New ark N J .

Howard ilunlei. of the Norwnll: Cool
Company's office left today for Cam-
biidcc Massachusetts where he will
see his brother gradhate as a minister
or the SWndenuii‘rklan l'nlth.
.‘ waiter D. West of West Conshohoc
ken Pu, arrived in Not-wall: yesterday
and is now on strip to Boston with his.
Klather. Thomas ..i West. They expect
to return to Norwalk this evening.

it is expected that George Odell.
brother of Governor Benjamin B.
Odell, or New Yolk will be the truest.
tr'ommrou oi. Mr. and Mrs. G Elliott
Brown and of Lieutenant Governor
Edwin 0 Keelcr. 0! Melt avenue. Gov-5
ernor Odell'sibiothcr was‘ the best
man at the wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
Brown 5

 

WEHTERN UNION CHANGES.

W

R. C. Clowry Promoted to General Su-
herintendcnt 0'1 the Western Division.
SANIviv‘RANorSCO .inno lir—The re-
’7o5nt Jiiorn’ollon of R C. Clowry gen
orpl superintendent or the western .di
vision of the Union Telegraph. (lithe
irresideiicy or the coinpnny, snys the
('hyonicle is responsible for a. number.
of changes among
the country. not theieasl i: portant
a: which is the promotion Frank
in as to the position oi general super».
in lent oi the Pacific coast diyihlon.’
The 5.Wes_tern Union has planned. to
have four grand diylsi '11:: instead .o“
three as heretotoie. he western div
vision. which now embraces all of the
company’s lines west of Pittsb 'g. is
to be divided {ammo 'iurisdicuons
Clowrys successor with headquarters
in Chicago taking charge o! the east
7 5d 1 t division, which will be
the western divisnon and.
fig hhar'ge of' the Pacific
"hug”. title of general

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

id New York and will 55 5

visiting triends at Falrtleld .5” 5

of Chestnut ‘

hor avenue. has returned home from n4,

Miss Emma Dunn of Norwaik was -.
the guest or Miss Qiii‘i‘ie v. Weed sew.

- Colonel lohn H. Wade and family.- or; 57.
Eridgepoit. are Kilest 015 Mrs. Ellna- 7‘

J. A. lithium. or North Main street: 5
has been entertaining his sister. Missfl 5

William Jordan. oi Stamford was '
He called upon Professor 1‘

Miss NElizabeth E. Trapp. ol' Toms
Mrs H. B. Carpenter at their home;

antsviile, Pa., seven miles outside of.

cials throughout v

7‘ Connecticut.

 

,40in ed 5500.”

. 'How oite these upstream
shops; and latitudes bY, tlzfil
point‘ Where iln‘ture can on

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Standing all day];
‘tlons, the at girlh

her .0 no yntcréufi

restore ‘oion to h'eal
othise
and aid

which calls

 

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neatly cured byL
' sod lives om

neurons heal
av

'Proiessor l. S Brown. of Browne; ‘

iiil

mi

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7 i!“

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End“ Dun Mas. Poms
abusing, down of the womb. 11be
work i

have dune me.

“ I wrote to you describing
had doctorcd n mot deal hntnoth
of Lydia E. Pinkhom’s
Sunative West; il am afioigm
or the kneel-shined wh bed?| I would
log women who need them. ”-10:-
[long Island. N Y.

When a medicine has been

”would“ w

» bengildm to
i um-
v- m..iydlo

 

 

in‘ Spite of High Beef Prices.

raise beef cattle

a long time been bred on carefully
planned and well settled lines for this

daB ' specific purpose and' they are wholly
unsuited to beef production on a com-
mercial basis Even if a change to the

beef bu‘slness should be deemed advis-
able, it would of necessity be some

.' years before it could beeflected and it
j is mo than probable that present con;
5‘ ditiom's are only tempera
. 'it should never be forgotten that this. -
h 5;- is a land of steady habits and the last

 
 
 
 
 

 

‘ = one to break from established routine

 

isiheihan on the farm. who is censor.
vutive by habit, by instinct and almost
from necessity

 

 

 

 

:wor'd our deficiency int
heap grain: without which
‘rodiicéd '

prices have resulted in converting some
iii that have passed their useful-

the‘ deli-y, into iii low grade of

Jared. but on: product ,_
mate with prime weste heel}: Via a
:3 user lands

 

6 i}
5 5 th Dear. I am Really Not.
. Well Enough to wow, But I am

 
 

poor girl who has worked Morse
are no more and demands a my:
pullover. broken in health must stand u‘sideaud make room for one er.
The foreman says, “If you are not well enough to Work you must
leave, for we must put some one in your place.”

week- in and week out,‘ or sitting in cramped posi.
as slowly contracted some deranged con

before she can
of women and Ni! Mrs. Pinkham profi’ers both
poi? hen thfi‘s‘e‘ degassing Weaknesses and‘tlerah mm
sees you, remember that therein ii remedy iorihem all: we evil on '
'uoOrd thbusands of such cases that have been absolutely and patina.

‘ hill"

Here is the Story of Thousands of. Young Women who are '
w Helped to nouns by Mrs. Pinkham. L

It :—-I am troubled very much with the whites. and

11 you kindly inform me what to do as him suffering most terribly.“
5- Miss MAY humanism, Middle Village P. 0.. Long island ray. (Mar. 1?, who. i

p “ Dana Mus. PINKHAK. * --I write to thank you for the good your remedies
troubles and followed your directions.

yenttfiile Compound and {our packages of
noon: and healthy

more than a million women. you cannot well any without trying

in“! do not believe it will help me.” If you are iii. no not hesitate
to get iid'bott-lo ‘iifl by}? El.) Pingam' s Vegetgble Catrina?! at
’oneuan write rs. n on. on. Mass or specs cc.
Itis tree am; scum. “Write his-day; new ni’a'y mean death.

5 0EW000

Nofl‘ LiKELY TO RAISE OWN BEEF. ‘5
conne‘niicut will remain a Dairy State

James F. Brown. of North. Stoning-
too. who is a member of the state
board of2a'grlcultnre and who is one or
the leading authorities on the cattle iii-7
dustry of Connecticut will venture to

..‘:In my judgment the present high
prices will not tend to materially in-
. crease the prelim tion of beef cattle in
This is .préeminently. a
dairy state. and our herds have for

Besides .'

 

 

It is 'trn’e that present,

 

the Now

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«so. is spoken in our great millad
boo the ‘

 
 
 

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-7l7ind demiind‘uid
or any cue else‘..

be ”aims?” hersei

 

 

ombieflompound resto '
Ygss thosemwho have ’been 33.5 ‘

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heel: aches so that I an: hardly able to

I
seemed to help. After using six bottles

The Sahative W ash cured me
recommend your remedies to all salien-
Mar Buscussu. Middle Village P. 0.,

successful in restoring to health

nth be he! that wine charities! in
lav. hon lime in mammalian humilia-
new ol the lenimoniil letter: we are con:
gum-lining"If we have Wdefixilzd‘ with the Nltion
ass" “a”. W}: “it: ‘6'
ohm" lint the above testimonial is no.
c‘ob'thiuhig the Writer‘s special
edlelnc Company. Lynn,

arh

gratin-III 'mEEl new“.

M Mavis

 

nova-rinses LETTERS.

i

 

Following is a list or letters remain-
ing uncalled ior at the following post,
office. for the week ending June
14 1902:

SOUTH NORWALK.

Mrs. Gotta.

Miss l. Dupont.

Miss‘linitie Filing.

Mr. and Mrsdnmcs A. Hill.

13. ll. llownrd.

Miss Currie James.

Miss Olive Moore.

Miss Sadie Morehousc.

H..'P_ Wickes.
. E E. CROWE. l". M.
NORWALK

' Miss Hattie Chamberlain

Harlan Gorham.

Miss Mabel Green.

Mrs Mary F. Nye.

J S. Roberts. _ 5

Miss M. M. K .Wiison. . .
B. S. KEITH P. M.

“SHED .UP. WOMAN'85 APPAREL.

MIDDLETOWN J no
men. while fishing wit
small pond in Cromwell

and shoe. The place is near- a. camp
log ground used by males in the
summer and the pond is being dragged

-'this afternoon as it is thought that
‘ tlirsre might have .h‘cen a cine oi sui
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niflcentiy beautllul. book. cypr. ,
in. “bi Unload States. A Contulns‘zl » 5

. lonal Library, the,Cnpitol Building and 1

and
‘ a"nd Genealogical Noteslx
5 features have never beiore appeared

75‘ (erred on snyphbllcatm ever ls'uu
...... ‘ 4 In this country n fig

*' 5 credit upon the Natloo'.‘ Every putrid-5 ' 5",; E1559?

5 islell Amfrlcainmc‘ltlzen‘v wl'llil glint, it fiffig‘fm : In v 4
a s a “3 3"“ 9mm“? Maid am 1.. in microns. a"
being made bin. men; an we on
and large forum it 9‘ m 959‘9i‘ street.

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mhde on this. publication within in:

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a net in a Gas

yesterdai ..
hauled up a woman' s skirt. undershir

measure. Not only went “tho quality
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sanctum onlnsverybitoteoul
sinuous '

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home here tor what they want. Th'oy v.
7‘s5ay they like our designs and the col» '
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PRESENT A 05000 Vilw.

You can tell how it will idol: on 7
your wally. Al; xii-logo of paper are 7
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constitution and seals 3‘ rglin do- ARTls'l'fi MATERIAW'
, imam“ wo it.,55 stile pr Justus have so PAINTING AND" Wives HANGING.
:11}an scum w firs. that
t ey chair 02’! Hundred D01 or plot- any WINDOW SHADES.
case that it oils to cure. B'en or list

 
 
 
 
 

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ROOMQIOULDINB 5
' to match your Wall Psalm.

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o: testimonies

Address. i". !J CHENEY IE 00.,
Tol'bdo 0.

sold by Drnggists. 76¢.

xIiall’ s Family Pills are the best.

 
 
 

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promos. resume.

We make It on art. '

 

Drouvenpr.

éongress. Pro-

nounced the most sumptuous an pig;
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87 WASH iNGT~0N STREET
' eouia NcrwaIkL"7 '_
5. Telephone connection.
Dpsn Evenings Until 8

 
 
 
 

full-page Photogravu'm... o 5.
traits, reproduced from the best rii'al'n ;
loss in the White House. the Congress

 

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the Corcoran Art Colliery, oi Washing: 775. .‘4 5* 5
on.

Contains Department or Ant graph
Letters showing an autograph letter
of ca ii President of the united States.
apartment of Armorial fluorine
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5 Both President McKi'oi‘e‘y ndf'reg; ‘ GEM!” $51? . 33m

‘5 dent Roosevelt pose djpeoliiil iiflln‘mudm ~.

‘ White House for. their perils: s‘ to be 5 irfifidawldagfil 09¢»,
used only and exclusively in 7thi9 work. cuss 0‘ {”913“,

This is the greatest, honor ever: cpnv ”like” WWW" both 3:530 ‘

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next three years, High class installed
women employed on com eaten 0‘1: -‘
part salary and paid. command-1.. 78.1; ' L
500 guaranl dyea'rly. Al§5 ,
wanted tile on small oiilco EE‘homs
in home town, to have charge of ag-
ents and correspondence, look after
the advertising... and other 5.0 it 5_
xvi-its tor terms and circulars... Ad
ress.
TEE CONTINPNTAL PRESS;
Corcorau B'unding Opposite
13.53. Treasuryfi
Washington?!)

TWO IMPORTANT Ec- c-
MRS IN FIRE INSURA CE

First

Are you insured in a strong
cbmpany that is “confiscation

 

 

 

 
 
 

THE iDEA
vowme'rsn Placebo“;
Liirmo swell “it

A' self udju this pro ’
applied to 5a Eluilh Valve ._
direct measure. Discharge the of
amount oi w'a‘ ts: in thii some loin
timé.’ i‘e‘gardless ot the head or if

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DI'OOI"? sure in aeryié‘gmwg.
‘ it i r {‘1
Sensor! i mg; 1: open on In oi? til-rm

is your policy correctly w'slli
ten by an experienced 159an
The experience or a quarter ore
century. is at your service.

JAMJE M YTON,

, Elite Inuit-arias 7
' camels.

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

Fire: Insurance" "

seems to be about the only am 93m.
bought withoiit rear 0?) agility
There are' as me rides 0: loss:-
g'nce as thgrebgrd; or mérc'hl'indise.
on are no on e y psyin truths '
best ammunition «landings so"?
are getting it?' Bette to know now
than otter tee ill-emf) ;:5s’ en years
experience on the subject ave fitted
as to 'do this no.»

Taylor 8i Gpidon.

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