lorllsiains Mei
inflows Emilio 2
osterday was one Wot I ha
9 tor several weeks at t 0 Island
‘ there was a fall 9 1
on, it Was acorchi 3‘
About a. halt dozen b y
‘ Whig? and found the WM 2 ‘
hill 1!. thongh not so cold nit 2t. ‘
“tor sometime. mimics Jabbequ 22 2 2
uttak‘t‘l I). lung 0.
‘ million by considerable
‘ ills? through tho fields has found
oral handsome torus which new ad II
ll
nt of Mr. Clinton.
r the monageme
the Stamford Taoht
l
2 Cli ton Also has charge or the lanes
oot‘taxo and will take possession
2 2 orolr‘uon. cottage shout July 5‘
oratory to the formal.-
lf . Twentytwo indies
d2 gentlemen from New York came
2 or multmctlon at the rodent Launch
an2 Motor Works 8:
ed 2 , ,
Frank mm. at Ens
. has been employed IIIi
2' 2 walk cold q moonllight hath
“ ‘ at Hickory Blunt
. York on" ed \esterdoy and have
takch possession or the oak I20
, wrath seam .
coltogo Is Doing 7
made! Ifery atlractlw- with a cool of
‘ lisht green mink; X
22 Mr. and Mrs; Shem-00d A Hanna or.» -
. d.2'l‘h2IIrsday and are now in tul
salon or their pretty cottage:
The Wall being built by Mr. Foster
And Mr Bartlett to rapidly being past»
The stone to being
to en Ir‘onr the middle of the street
and placed in the wall and when cumw
"oleitsd a very fine roddwm 22.01 re-
ed to completion.
John Todd and family haw arrived
tor the summer tram Ridsefield and
2 Ewes occupying the Summer Rest cot
$828
. Nearly all the cottage: on the Island
2 will be occupied on or boron: the
8W..- Mr Lone and familiar" from
aunt Vernon: have tested “Sunset
ago, the hI‘JIn rot T“ - ‘ '
22 Iris; mm the first or only.
Is‘ star will go ,to Donbnry the first or
xi: unth to rem‘dlh several weeks
find cottd‘gze' will probably
b‘e‘ mole‘ted by the. mlddle or rm}
hld he finished by the first
nth but as things now stand
fl 2
.2 W!!!I‘a‘mm 1‘ Demon hue
2.2,.m2 2-125.“ £5.12; .
"Tilt. arrived Wédnesclsy lot 11.?
2 stables.
‘Conom‘ ore ato
xi at tho parlor cot-
ho‘oh having considerable; run, and
look too, at I“halting,l
George? Fonts as hill 5 Montana
Collihrnlt‘t private hodgé ‘s‘ t out ill the
Idol of his‘ I: is”? dowu‘ h :the beach;
8 flirting the so of the wall The
g iléd‘ge is a. decided addition to tho
Appearance of the grenades ‘2
'I‘w’o Sunday «02292122, s'l‘thit'y and $02
lphhny. both 2N0! New York. picnlclied
at hutch restorda They” mine up
oh the “Pegasus." one, '01" the“ Iron
Stenmhoat Company a his: steamers
I2... 33%??? “£th
or t‘ or on an a y a‘rrlv-
rd yeatérd ‘ ‘ 2
2 Norton's ho was sent by boat to
‘. Stamford, had driven over trout there.
liver :Iliwr ‘SIIIIIII illrel ‘2 2
Continued tron: First Page. .
I2 not . ' hm
2 . Buldeolloctor oilaceoImt 2.212.502
2 Assessor 3.00 '
lnoldentals. ‘ 99.40 ’
_ 'Makisgmxhook, 2375.00
Patti on debt 2 8,725.00
Repairs. ‘ 1”“2' ,- 485.88
Balance on hand, 2 2 2' 1.221%
2, Total - '2 “" :18. 91525
- The report or ('olluctor James .3.
.Ke‘n‘ha was no tollowst-I _
fl‘otnl grand llat 86 $56.00
Amount collected. ‘2, 5378.05
52" If" . ' ‘ W
Unohllerhted .. $578. 6‘
2 William Warden wanted to know it
Mr. Kenna considered oil the. narcol-
lected to: good He thought most of
It was. Mr Austin said that ho had
been requested so far to abate but 33.
9 work 0! nominating a commit:
.w9lnan to serve three years was then
.llrohoeded to Committeeman‘ Dr:I
Giulio In a. brief but pointed speech.
mommended to reelection or Mr.
Ahfitiri.‘ The formal ballot showed the
trimming result: 2 , .
EmAu‘ntIn . ,,63
.. Cummings. ‘
r. Austin was IlI2 rlarod elected
Fletcher Von llmmear and Nicholas
o5 tellers.
vothra for their mnfidunco in him In
placid him ngoin In the posltlun 0!
(ohm Iseman end said that the other
meinberia‘ nod himself had always cm
meter? the business or the district.
with as ‘mu concern as It thoy had
new their versoual affairs ‘ ‘
e Ambler was 2:22:- -olooted tre
lnstmc‘ted to as: one ballot" for him
2 L 001‘ an Boothe“ Lynes an Frank
E ones auditors. III. When ai'éd
. s
dammittee m honouring! rodeo
rs. mm Homo was at
F Frans [ital liui
th‘ ”
[ Fumes Scheduled For Inlay III]
‘ ‘ '2‘2‘2- 2. huh. I Filling
’2,
’ '2, rVery strange to say the Now Yorlw
. pie statement thh
‘2“ 2' whichu 21Iosiamrthrough2 Nor-walk that bra
A blindsoroe team at bars, elIFteell
'hI‘IndII high. accompanied by a. hunting
”Kly‘n. proprietor III the “Nyllr‘éll. ”‘
Mr DeKlyn keeps the ring: at the Foster
A Inert-sporty. composed of David
'ROII.‘ Wilbur Hoff , Fraukiflowl‘orla and
doti‘shter'p and Airtime; all II‘om New
“ .ta‘gé tor a few days; The duty have
28opniloo and furnish! gt 1 9. 43
Eunmerat lion, .0 58.1.3
Advertising "' “' 2 235.30“
, lire pummmvmnowar
, Opening Chorus-«"Stralght Ahead "
4 3:09 Doimue to dinbmule. ”
n thanked the aadoxt‘ihlod 3
by homaa McGldn‘e. Ffier Pauline,
‘urer or the district. tho secretary being '
m reelected jeoh V‘
272 then married to the mt “that 9
‘mtmurm things seem mm”:
c of mimosa
.I 2222 HI
,IIIS- I .2
«tuba...
[hills I
I222. 2. ,
won I slur, r temy.2'1‘hei2r pon-
vents w to they‘d“ travelling hwmok;
ly‘nii.nnd the game was pldycd at
Washington {Pork Birook‘lm Tho shu-
! New York had won.
Iao. strongly directed the telegraph wiles
£20102 tho more could he giveh the not
broke down abmo'w'here, and the mach-
(York had won
The score was 3 to .21. ad It. was It ‘
pitchers! battle thrm‘l‘shout III whihh“
Evans, Of the Now Yorkers. uutlfltched
Doc; Nethn. the stool: Brooklyn
:twirler. Thé' Contest? was fist clean
and well played. and was ornamented
by several pieces 6222 brllllaut holding.
The score of the game:
New :HYurk'
Brooklyn 02 0 0 12‘10 0 0 0 o-1
Yesterday Hendfiolta, who came from
New “Tor-Ir” He; wsa22 not fast enough
National League requirements Pitch-
or Burke.‘ of, Atlantic City. signed by
the Giants last winter; reported for
duty' yesterday I 2 22
Today the New Yin-ks and Broolilyns
fail do out up a good game against
Broinltlyn, .
Philadelphia demoted Boston. yes-
terday. 2 to 0.2‘ Tho'fit. lmulsol’lttahurg
ga‘mo was methane-d on account or
a n
The Bridgeports. or the connecticut
State LBBSIIB continue tholr winning
Norwallr is sohédwled tor a game in
Derby, this oftarnoon. and Danbary to
play the If do G' team. :t‘ the Decker
Parochial lllnldren
(continued {torn First Page.)
-—‘i—L~
extreme, and Nora Hangh as “Madge."
and Mary Hangman "Old Mother Cron—
In," were cxoeptiunally good. The‘ on—
~ 2 school Children; 22
Zoho Band (Medley Quartette and
Chorus)
Janie: Tully, Martin mallow. James
Dunn Stephen h‘laherta. Alex O‘Con
not, Francis Ward. Wind McDon-'
Beds; Char-lee Hwaflhfi George Har-
rim. John Dorsey. Emilio Marital
Martin Groagh,‘ Harry Sullivan Frank
Smith. Frank Dd’hsey t2"2.Ih‘ntes Cook
Heunesse dohn
Farrell. Marti we 2 ‘
tine2‘ :WWilIIam Grand, Daniel Barre/It,
John Ross, John
Hall M" clan; Alhort Rude
Ba‘hy' 2m ls-n-Vl'ncIIn Flaherty. John:
Rough, Willie Hy _harllo,.HIIll‘.
O’Neil Willie Bowmon, Paul Tar,
Luke Aquino Louis Mornill Antony.“
Frances Murphy Mary
6000. Jennie Foils, Esther mam
H
lens Alina“ McMahon. Anna McNer
go! So hIo Smith. 3
some may.
'fiefl
lites, refused to say more than that New 2 _'
00001002042
Chllm‘go a Weelc‘ ago: {or a‘ trial Iecelv- 2 ”
ed his ten days' notice or release from “
In tho Mold and could not hat on to 2
VIII-oi echeddla'd t'o piay"'at the Polo ‘
Grounds. 2Wh‘atover. New York’ a show-‘ .
lng ls against other team‘s. they neVer '
, streak, and yeéterday defeated Water- I
liury. at Bridgeport by the score of 8
' ‘ WI.‘
The‘ operator woselntereatlng in the
William Powers. Edward O’Grndy‘. 22
2‘ Willis
Lady Revere Annie Creagh
‘ Lady Osmond. ..... .2. Alice Bough
La‘ItrMercodes
‘Attendants—FlOrence Coolr. Véra
Haulmi, Lilian Smith Teresa Shea
‘ Dairy Maids—~2 Mary McGlone. Mary
Duffy. Josie. Lawson Minnie Pauline
Katie Fredericke Nora O‘Gr'ady Katie
McBally Katie Bowmn'n, Mary Mose,
May Mulv‘try, Agnes Mooney; Hm
ty‘Agnes Dorsey.
Santa Julia Dagon am Worth? ”clue ‘Kcll‘y', Gussl‘c Cullen, thn
tin: .0
Pages—Willie
USIOAL SELECT! NS
The Sisters QuarrIel‘," Frieda
Wed I
Rose Adamo, Aivllda Maison. Annie"
The blades “In... sum; Wash summon we do. 2 .29!
vertmd a short timlé ago, do hoists of only «right pretty ‘2
‘ styles} ‘ 'l 222
’2; ‘I III “.‘I
ll 12
is still a good “salami oh solo”; hbth plain. and lace .' '2
stripes of white on Pink}? did Blue, Navy, ’I‘dn, Lavender 2 2 '
“DyHAWSNFI Fly“ “it“ 'II'VZF
2il‘heIIAll W001 ditalhs, 59 ct; quality that haye been ;
selling? for no; as are Worthy of orthotihnl Nothmthatandw
log the hundreds ol yards that have been sold, tho remain~22 2 2
mg pattérhs are of mom. designs and colors,--f0r the ‘
reason that they were all good to begin with. These chal-'
he make lovely Tea Gems, sacque’s. and Kimonos. They
also make the prettiest sort of: (Ir‘ecnaway DEW“? for lit- ‘
HABERDASHERY .
A.“ special line oi Men’ 8 I ndia Gauze. Underwear. of fill-22 "
relational quality. u3ually sold for 50 cts and considered .
This lot goesfor 25 cts. ‘ .2. ‘ . . 2.. '
Men’ 5 Percale Suspenders, all it! neat. lIg‘ht colors for
an mer wear»; as dis- 2
' Boys’ blouses of fine Woven striped Maidras, With :0!-
lars, or can be worn with white collars. 50 and 75 cts each.
Alulfs 2'
. .2;In 55ch from 7 to 13 years.
Children' s Roasian‘ Blouses ,a. collection of fine yalues,
in white Pique, and plain and striped Chambra‘y. 2
2 Prices, 75 cts,‘ $1 .00 and $1.35.
Ages, 3, 4, 5, and 6.
Borrettcs
‘ 2' Neck and Side Comhs
.. _. ._..‘.._4 “fl...
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY
One hundred and fifty Hand Lamps fitted with best
grade Chirnuey and élinched-on Collar—only x7 ‘cts com-
Anna Burns
0 .
uVllla Maidens—2 —
W. ...... Marie limit
2 Rose ................. . Susie: Leonard
coy. Jams: Tier
momma I)... so... 22 mag
‘ 2 chewy—“mi: Princess, Kalil?
Wanna For. Sons-i The Pretty 2min: may? with
i0h. how Happy are We!"
tlon2~"Almnat Dicrilrm'cred.n
«Harte Hunti?“
Song—Wire Ramblin Irishman."
Stephen Ftoherty
Frances Cos-
U the symbol of King Manes who
2: 01100 3.0. Apiaceofpapymsoithe
' third century hears a letter of Demé
"Vvot‘iw "grow—MI...” ‘,
CENTER COUNTER ATTRACTIONJ.
Hflir Brushes 4'5 cts‘. . ,
Horn Hair Pins 10. cts dozen.
Monogram Safety Pins 2 /; cts dozen.
IPIns 9 2V; cts paper}?
2 IO cts each
2 {‘16 cts each
2 Two hundred Boxes 0! best grade Maple Wood Tooth
Picks, well finished 5002 to the Box, 5 st: 3 Boat. , .. ,2
THE D M READ COMPANY
locutor,‘ Bernard Monaural! Petr».
Martln' Sla tern Sahibo. James Dagun;
Bill," Step en Flaherty; Ned, Alex-
O'Connor.
GhoruHeorge Harrlgon. Francis
Ward John Dorsey, Frank Dorsey.
Martin Crea‘gh, Williim’ Bouton. Harry
Sullivan, Emilio Moron! John Ross,
James Lawson, Willlain Malone.‘ 2 ‘7-
Pisnlats. Thorns: any and William
Clone
RELICS 0F ANCIENT RULERSM
Are Now on Exhibition at Haskell MIT--
scum University of Chicago.
CHICAGOI 'June Mas-Relics or kings
who ' ruled 3,000 years before the
Christian em together with com-
plaints‘ to It chief of police written on
papyrus 2000 years ago, are on dis-
TplIIy for the first time In the Haskell
museum or the University or cities
The exhibition is given by the Cities .
society of Egyptian romoh and th
relics were gathered last ninthr.‘
One of the relies la‘ a do said . 2
thought to be the oldést piece of in- 2 2 T
scribed jewelry in the world. It
thought to have reigned about 3,200
‘.B c. Anothermm‘t Iju niece 0!.2‘ H
papyrus on which is written a cam
her organises. This talk: bears date.
fins to hls‘lather,l21eracleldes. blank
In: him tar not sending haskets o!
fodder. . .2 .
W
W. II
BPANISFI V058 HONEY.
4,1?2-
‘ ‘ Part or them gingham”; or
2 Back by the III-nu
plaint by Neohtemetesr to a. chief. of ’22‘22225‘2
police with ré’ferone‘e to' a' ro'bhcr'y of 2
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