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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 19, 1902 · page 5

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The telephone on for the; branch of-
flee of The Evening Sentinel, InI Nor-
lwalk ‘8 N0. 44) ’ ‘

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i‘chk'i Rockett, from Five Mile Rivv

‘e,r with his sloop “Tiger," has ”been at
‘ the steamboat dock ‘ .

Dentist W. L- Weed and Gourde ll.
Bearue are expected home from their
fishing trip in Maine Sunday evening

John H. Ferriu' cool ofllce In Wash.
lngton street. is receiving a thorough

= overhauling and in being put In shone,
,for the summer.

The New York Grocery, Company has
‘ jlllit réoeivod another large conuign-
‘me‘nt of the famous Maud S. hour, at
I their Smith Norwalk, brunch. .

William P. llurlbutt,‘one of the stu-

tults at the Hurstrom sdhool, 11hr. gone
to New York to meet his parents who

re just returning in) 1,3. tour of the
world. '

A. ‘F. IMcchmnnn. decompunled ' by
.9111); Winhiey, from New York. come
1) on the excursion to Rota): yester-
ny. and with several friends made a

, uslnces trip to South Norwulk.

., ‘Two of Raymond Brothers mules nt-
hed lo a coal wagon became f1 ink)
Itcrdny and run across the Washing

on street bridge They were captur

ed at the east end and returned soon
after to their work.

An nuton‘loblle party. from Phlludel

* phlo, consisting of II. M Keen, H. M,
ngllkcr. Jr.. L. T Riley. J12, W H
Robins 1111643. Lelman stopped at th(
Mobackomo Hotel yesterday. They left

I last evening tor Nyack and Tarrytown

5, The Dietrlet committee or the South
Norwulk Union School Dietrict have
'nrchased the Knudsen property. for
theneWschooi building. agreeable to
the Instructions of the district meeting

of June 3 The papers In the transac»

1101,) were signed yesterday.
‘ The subject of the Young People‘l
'I proper meeting at ’7: 30‘ this evening
'1 he Ladies pallor of the Norwalk
rogutional Church will be “How
' (1 Weak Become Strong." There
rivllli be but one more meeting until
‘ al .

‘ K The meeting of the Woman 5 Christ I

V-lnn Temperance Union will be held I
with Mrs. Joseph Richards. Cheatnul,

treat, instead or the’ Dione appointed

all; week at 3 o’clock. All members

re desired to make an effort to be
present.

u...—

u steamer “S. E. Spring”I from

, not night to take out on excursion pur-
‘gv, today, but. about the time to alert
the”! rain come down in torrents and
he captain decided to abandon the exj
mini) and returned to five.

Jo n E. Flynn. manage

Merl: Grocery? 1.,

hurt time ago at in
oi {oi appendicitis
at

- .1109 Lyon.

Bench came to South Nor-walk ,Benrse, Jr.

and... to ‘ n or 1:.
‘viuiter will? J; W Greenwood, oi

gorge unit, this in
get it ill“ at the 3915

V

I" The grilles) on list) in tile mt of the
Bridge ‘lah Mill):
you. Look it 1)

J. Emor Stevenll. manure) at
utoek 1310 here’ South Norwalk a no.
is in New York today on business

M M

Mosquito frames and note la the nee
ensnry things now. The M Read
Company has them in lurgé urietlee‘.

--I...» .-.

. The funeral of Mrs. Illlliu. Hyde was

hold this morning from, St. Mary’s
Interment was In St. Mary's '

Oburoh.
Cemetery. _

The uplritunl department of tho E1).
worth League. held a meeting last
night and uolectod the londoi'u oi the
meeting for the next six months)

H. .1. Hlpaon president or the Y. M.
C A. bonl'nl will take 2) party 01' friends
out on a moonlight sail on the Sound,
this evening, it the weather will per-
mil.

Cookenoe Tribe I. 0 R. M.. of Nor
walk, will confer the chief’s degree to
marrow evening and nominate olflcera.

The Haymukere will elect olilcers non)“

noted a. short time ago. , ..

M ”g... ._....

W S Sturtevunt sold one of his.

horses to J. Vreeden‘borg. yesterday.
Mr. Sturtev‘n‘nt contemplate); purchas.
log a handsome pnir- oi: blacks tor his
new delivery wagon.

‘I-Auction sale or line building lot
East avenue. running through to Nor

I walk River. Sale rain or shine Satur

day altulnoon, 3. 30 o 'clocn on the pre
‘misesI h‘Ol horticulture and terms n1)

ply of Jacob M. 1.3qu1., 5 Railroad ‘

Place. South Norwnlk.

The social committee oi the Epworth‘
League of the South Norwolll Meth-
odirlt Uhulch will hold a meeting at
the residence of J. Wesley Sinuson,
No.10 Crescent Terrace. tomorrow eve.
nine. , ‘

The Princeton’u defeated the May-
flowers last night by a score of forty
tour to tWenty.
Winning team was Willie Bouton and
‘ The winning team had the
game from nlurt to Iinlsh.’
Allie Halloran.

Charles Lorine). who is empioy‘ed in
a New Haven dlug ntore, wus‘ painful
ly Injured a few days ago. by the burst
mg or a soda water twunk The cuts

’ about the nice were especially painful

Mr. Lnrmer in at present recuperating
lit hie home In "Wilton nvéuuc,
.vaik.

Harry Leonard the horse trainer, is.
breaking the bunduomo 1):)ny cold of
Roy Burehald. Ml. Leonard returned
from Gloenwich today. where he 81ch
:eedod In getting Patrick Daron to en-
ter his fast trotter in the races to he
lulled off at the fair grounds on June
28th. I

Rev. W..W..T. Duncan will preach n
sermon to the members“ of the Royal
Arcanum next Sunday night It Is on)

neatly requested that all members of ,
the Royal Arounlln make a special of ‘

fort to attend. They will meet at the
lodge room ntflro'elock sharp. and
march in a body to the church. I

__.____,.....
, Victor W. Ferris took a party out
last evening, In his catbOut “Dlik.” The
start was made, from the2 Norwalk
Yacht Club, and a sail enjoyed out in-
to the Sound Refreshments were serv-

ed on board and only turn of the ladies '

were seasick. The party included
Misses Addie Helen and Belle Water»
bury, Miss 'Mue Lou nubury. George
Smith, or Darlen, George F.

In? ‘ .
RECEPTION T0 TEACNERS.

The teachers of‘the soul). Nor'walk'
public schools will tender )1 reception

thin afternoon at 4 colour: to the A

‘ Sadie Campbell. Joel: S,
Minnie Bell and other); to ‘ -
trounced at today a function The 11,:-
our wilLbe held in the Frunkiln so I
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lint, today will interest, -

The battery of the ‘

Captain I

NorI ,

‘ store.

The nobby Norfolk, lined or
$7.50 to $12.00. i

,eycs.

” have it right. Our prices range

‘ brolduled ilguxmes inst‘color 15o
Children‘s Wnub Suite, soc’lo

l“ Everything for man wor‘boy.

I4 30th Main St.

 

 

in the now Well], Creel) and Flannel client?” p'oor prices.
quality conul‘deru’d,‘ our priced ore decided y law
For lnatnnce. our two piece Flannel Sui

I Our line of Men's Nogllgoo Shirts at 500 and .1 will “upon your

we will show you how to save money on your Underwear. yeti“

”alumna: HALF nose. I I I I ‘ I. , '
Liulo Thread and Funny Cotton with vertical latrines nod silk em-

Men’s Stock Ties. fill): to $1.00. ‘

Comstock Bros.

doo‘d
wthn‘n oily other 3
$5 90; Worth iii. til. I,

it
All Wool Crash in light llnd medium ubudcll, ntM.‘ no to .10 Oil. II

_- TWO Button bonnie Breasted so... in light stripe Flannel and .
W001 Cruel), at $850 and $10.00. ,. , ~I Q :5 I I , ‘

uulldéd.‘ in all the latest fabrics, at

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from 251: nor gormnnt up. ,

75c.
$1.00.

 

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WE HAVE GOOD REASONS A ‘

lor claiming your patronage. the very held of’

(63.50115.

you don’t pay 101' (ii
and price gnunl. we wl

Buy Oais Thal' s

MANUEL T HATCH '

We buy direct mm the Western
shippers. We buv the best urades oi grain; ‘
We carefully screen both Oats and Corn. and

rt and dust.

liquniilv,
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Clean.

.1. M PM..."

EASTMAN

20 Per Cent. Disoounl I

Wn'LP.

Beers,

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PHOTOGRAPHERS' SUPPLIES. _ , , l

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Bathing Suits,

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34 MAIN 8T., NORWALK.

LackwaadLine

. of Builders’
'Hardwar .‘

The Hurwood 1.) Driver is till):-
0113th reliable Blade posses way
through bundle. adding utrength.
* Window and Door Screens. ‘

Moat Chopper.

, gathering of people _
counties and motor curl: was unusually ,

m oil‘s
Inrrma.

Tit). Sheet Iran. Copper
and Zillc.

50 South Main 5mm

South Norwaik. Conn.
‘Telopbonu' 122-3 ‘

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MASSACHUSETTS GAS COMPANIES
A Voluntary Trout tor New England
I Ga: and Coke Concerns. -
BOSTON, June 19ml voluntary
truut, instead ore new corporation. is
now proposed (or the reorganization of
.the New England Gas and Coke Com
pany and a plan has been tormulnted
to carry out thin project. 'The plan,

_ which has been submitted to the bond
‘ holders and ntookhoideru of the New

England Gun and Coke Company pron
video for the creation or the trust with
ten trustees to be known as the Massa-
ehueettn Gas Companies, to acquire
the business or the New England Gas
and Coke company it» which purpose
$30. 000 000 in stock is to be Issued to
be equally divided between common
and preferred uharony

{erred shame will be entitled to semi
annual referred. cumulative dividends
at the rule of four per cent nor am

“ nun) which will begin to accrue Deeem ‘

,ber 1.1902; and will also be entitled
in case of liquidation to be paid in lull

‘: at par and accrued and unpaid dlvll
“ (lends before any payments are made
‘ on the common laborers.

red and common shows will hove 11‘
our value of. $100. '
Provisions will be inserted in the

I, trust deed establishing the new com—

pany so that the shareholders will so
for as pracllenble. have the some eon-

; trol over its affairs as in the case of
stockholders of corporations; and pro

violens likewise will be inserted so
that the capitalization can be morons

j cd undo) proper limitations. for the
I acquisition or additional property or

otherwise.
The. basis of exchange proposed in
that the bondholders shall receive In

1 exchange for their bonds June 1 1902
and all uuhseqnent coupons attached

fifty-too per cool. ol par of the tone
value. in now plefelred shores and [)5

I per bent. at our of the face value in

now common shares.

The New England (Ins and Coke
Conlpnnyor out‘ol' card) In their hands
uill pay to such of the bondholdeln as
become parties lo the plan or reorgnn
lnatlon, Into st in uush at the rate of
four per euntum per ,nnn‘nm In) one
your. upon the amount at par ol’ pie
{erred shares which they me entitled
lo receive in exchange for their bonds;
will our oil expense or l'eorgunlzlng
and will pay to the Massachusetts (ills

. Companies the sum of three million
dollars l1) rush to enable the new as. ,

snowman (if it shall be deemed mills
able) to acquire the. outstanding notes
payable; to pay to: improvements and
additions to the manufactured plant
at Everett null other properties.

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LONDON'S GOLD CUP DAY.

m

of Events.
‘I.0NDON. June I!) «~Gold cup day.
the most important from 1). social view,-
point or the whole Ascot week attlact

- ed an immense concourse of upeotu-I

tors in the Heath today. The royal

' procession which was identical with I
Tuesday’s arrived on the ground at _

about 1 o ’oloek in the“) afternoon
Queen Alexandra. the Prince and Prin-

oi’ Connought and oth‘er members of

‘ the royal family and the Windsor Gas
j tie guests Occupied royal carriages

whioh attended by n mounted cavab
code drove up the course to the royal

I’jpaviilon, greeted on all

8, iron or cheers from
honrrny 0

great and the club tents andfl the royal
and other enclosures

Statue open
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(less of Wales the Duke and Duchess ‘

 

,’ Fancy Houiery, ‘
Straw Pluto ....

Under the plan suggested the pro I '

Both reter- - II ,

crate exertion. In line with he
Greens. Cabbage.- Cucumbers, son. a
lone, Bermuda Onions. New Potatoes,
rial). Old Potatoes. We have some
cpl-only or wilted; smooth and fine. _
toes going, and half the price ‘

For anal) trade we give Pram urns

don't care for these we all“) Gregorio ‘

as a rebate for oil-h train, 0 price

and we are anxious to open up w can on )1

given. ' ‘

If your eyes no 9,
‘ working. If they water and the 11,‘
‘ the matter. The only wny to II
tent optielan. ‘ ~
" We give thorough examination

Mast Important in Ascot Heath Week '

’e Ire on. a
_ PROPER GLASSES PROPERLY ADJUSTED to Iv

 

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