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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 11, 1903 · page 3

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For Norwth and vicinity". Coastal-
ly lair tonight and Friday.
drough or low pressure mutfilo
Ithe Atlalntfi coasting ii

0
:er with’rhlg mg“ 510;?“ all d
MIL Matt“ on Ill
4pleasant weather from mm astis ad-
ivancing slowly esatw

Along
along

probably ach t ism

'i‘ho tom the

tral secti A but has mmainednggulmiw
.stationary ‘Ii‘ other ' lens no
.vtions favor for this vi cloudy and
possibly local showers. ight. follow-

ed by clearing sndslightiy cooler was.
ther tonight.

 

Ben Miller of Bridgeport. was a vis-
itor in town yesterday.

Miss Mabel Vandsrhoet is the guest
or Mrs. Letirand Raymond of, Morgan
avenue ‘

insects of all ki urn up their
toes where misto has [I used.‘ Mir
sale at the.- Bridge PhAarmony . ‘

Mr and. rs. John P. Tresdwell oi!
Norwalk.’ ”'h ve gone to Easton Penh..
to attend the commencement of Lafay-
ctte College. from Which their son.
.John P. Tredevsli. Jo, graduates this
year.

Mrs. C. ll. Baker»! Chicago. is the
guest for a short time pt her son, Maj
or E. H. Baker of the Connecticut
Military IApsdsrny. ”Later she‘ll) I
leave tor Camden Maine, to spend the
summer. -

A party composed of LeGrand Ray-
mend K. W. Manilsid, Dr. J. ..C Nau-
kirk Charles D. Rogers and Freder
Hick H. .Quintard lstt Aynstarday
noon tor the Adirondacks wheret toy
will' spend a week at the McKibbin
comb
Wlifln and the (lm Walter Idem:

ave no. pours r

Idiom. waived 11%.: in ho’hr
oi Mr. Aiken

hoe

day sanivérsari
Au njoyabie as had hy.‘

pre et , A bountiful listio Aw
“miemy do ‘i. .1“
The‘ Rowland Dry Goods Commit!

ad. today contains. some Important ,

silk wai new will d inter
lug roar 9 pop M eot

from Vassar College. hr. the 7
season. at her home in West avenue.

Norwalk. Miss Garbara Hunt. of Ban- '2'.“ ‘
' We“ ‘WIWH'I M“. ii! Oflld-

ing a few days at the Hill residence.
as the guest 02‘ Mile Isms.

~Kane's Pies are strictly home
made. Try one and be convinced.

The contpatw flor- two“ lngs‘raoll
watches and twu t untaln pens. to be
#51, aids: or the South

orwa k on ooisp bringing the largest
number of ealtb brand labels in be-
fore June is‘ smug warm. Some
scholars are making an earnest can-
vase.

will“ It a s t‘
ioner. "Jp'po’m 3‘sh'eQVIaIgS'flhlundl'2d

mwommm

but Company. Many of these boxes
retail at 40 cents and 50 cents, he in
altering them fit 80 cents tor Saturday
and Monday. . ,

 

‘ res at ha in the shallow.
"unknown," and in this way a de-
lightful ball was enjoyed ,to; Li
L'llammock island.

For an all around dress mint?- lid.
is more satiatactol‘! mfloularly for
summer than mohair. The D. M. Bell?“

some (Agni-able”u

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Company.” are oi'lering
Valves

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Mld'o Elsiedd. am has retained horns . ., '

‘ life a

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Mrs. A.(l
who has been ill. is able to sit up.

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t night antlgfid made the retu
in thirty- -iivo a“min too“.

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soon

we. Mptmslmmu“ ml,

butch- III
also the Knapp homestead. occupied b. ‘
Mro “Lona Briggerman. in" Fairiiel

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he] III ,Dr. Ki s 8;: Stamford}
beglnning lune'l‘Bth. mac examine-'1
tie a 1tare open to all candidates in thih‘

I lulflwrcm Miami/ho has ”00‘

alias Dal 's, Imdturned today to h
end in’ Hills. Pa.

cinnamon. Boers R. Barroli. loh

Battle, of ABltAlilmAl' Hill

The w c. 'T. F551! up d its "~ng

Wemlynmeeting w
u n 38 est avenue. ata.
o'clock.“ Emy‘member should be preasew
it lam Mbiflfll sated..tbst each one
no at

should iiil her this meeting. I

gran? Mcaigoalarmand lEdwonlrd Mo
elt orwak t ay r

Newfilr, N. J‘ farmers they will spen
a few days slith‘ motives. Arthur Con-
iey is substituting for Mr. M wan as
driver or Putnam Hose suppy ywsgon.

w .lirands 0! Cigars hold
theirs“. ownl he thelm perial Crown. it
liasbetn sold rbr to years and over.
god is now censidu‘ad on. of the stan-
dard brands.

Colonel and Mrs. E. ii. Mathewson
and daughter Jeannette."ot~ South 'Nor-
walk, Major and Mrs. James K. Croiut
”and." daughter Charlotte. or ' Simsburv
wilt sail WIN” Yorkdaturdsr for
Europe, where they will spend several

W..' o 't it

.‘1

The thirty~rourth anniversary or the
announced 8 school and‘ Chit:
dren' s Day will he 'eeisbritted nest Sun»
tidy. «Exercises begin at a: 30 p. In. it
l‘iq that the parents and Moods
Will give and behootthe encouragement.

 

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‘ ~81 Wpshington fit. is the place
Knees hoax:l ’1':le

mounts 1It now under a
can-s. or Insnalomw‘; basing beds
arreoted in connection with the rail-
so“ use: here on ay 2; iiies‘lduth
Mwalk so hellish he has decided to
more it his Marrakesh one
has secured audition htl-lflatsh 2‘
uM’iW'ym '

'l‘he rains in! Iuhday and Monday
gave vegetation a great start in this
vicini Gardens have tskon on new
with thp additional

 
 

eat
“or getsbl s A-
tres w h . A .
t ba r n g: en‘hya
agrees appearance and th has
Iiihewise a great impmv opt in he

a;

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1!me of Matunhen. N. " '

e in Ivorm’ Main stree J

mus onuuce examinations 'qu bl ‘

ramll’émw?‘ all; stilfilwrnlggitcoz ‘2

meriy o lye n addresh

at the vJxxisill‘ztfikin‘lglnt‘nuni‘,Memorial””3 .
£15m Rodin. June 17th. commemo- "
‘ g the-1 lh anniversary or the'

are
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g’b holding 3" piece or £15.; ' II
a as the en: .

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Jitters can '
,m of assault 0 - ..
istyies. room,“ mm. I

:‘NM‘
style. trimk ”med wifitucks. laces pod oin-

sun. or maslb with rallies trim-
mad with lace bloidesy and hem-
stitched tucks—4h , A
‘IID-UI‘I’OI '*
05 infield or C7.
, . Made atone-these! outwith! medal-

 

(iidn center and ltin'ch radio. 'l‘rim’

tn'ed with lace inserting and lace
arched” edge or roili- which extends on
both sides a'nd bottom Bblster roll to
Mitch “laid ‘

These are from a large curtain Itac~

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

up at e‘ close or the season into bed-
nets. 'very small mot s'atisllss and
so those iota es twain our regular
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Third floor. - rm
Y c N ALI.

FAP’fiiUB ‘ 0?me he‘s?-
$63,545.39: Villa’s slot-oi bass
money. II in min -_ girth pp
it pro. tic, salon ’I‘I‘ngpAoI
punters torn A In

”More is one of e prettiest collec~

tions or tsucy wssir “cottons that the
city has seen undermine in many a
WOOk. I

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m "seminar,

ups-.9... Hosp... Ibdblfi

DRY GOODS 60..

 

Blueloh.10o warms. to.- surplus.
to; sea. 12c; was. mackerel; gsc:
rr‘ssn Herring; so u»;- .. But-terlish, me;
am Cod 10c; Halibut. 14c; sou.

10c lb. All other kinds of fish selling
at low prices.

 
 

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out as...” or warms Street Bridge.
hideous“ Anny Building.

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oil into

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my shows all short lengths are da'de - ‘

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mint; National Press

list was is Minis he am

(“this ninth. Flinn.

”93M"

the else“:

at is as to] ows:

President. Mrs. Mary S. Lockwood,
D. C.; vice president. Mrs. H. B.
Sperry. D. 0.: recording secretary.
Mrs. M. M. North, Maryland; corres-
ponding secretary. Miss Frances (l.

The “meeting or

umlsl. very gruei
fine Aclub women in
cisiilosi‘a‘slas held in

. 1.: rird""r"":‘i;‘ «7-8. Fremont. D. 0.: urn-M Hill Moral.
. 0 tiers. I': mt. as yo I
’2. “I. I’M . . Clevsidn ll?! Cg ngton, D. 9 udl-
‘~ 3 ‘ IA 3. At.» no? .Honkins. W ins-
Al. . II.» III II. who C-IIiiirs‘rin Mums Fo-s
re 91:“ bus Rooms. 0;“ “a m -.Cé“::crotng mo
r o
wtgmpahm well sonic dthst we we??? flCIzMflp hisdmilton:
”'1"me A313." “$29130"! Clara B. Col-
' ‘llid'gk lover the” paper ‘ ’ v,
on" pres ts at iargoé—Mrs. Cyn-
‘ mt“ wu"}.:°.:pr;$nn. this ”when": mm»? New York; Mrs.
. “u $30M: issu. Miss Helen

pflcgg‘ . .

The Nalv moms “"

at much p‘higher

.. .. a ”varnish and stain combination
later IN! nowhere else in tho

 

 

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HRS. F; 3- WLIMJN.
at wasr wnaumorou artist?

OLD IANK BUILDING.

 

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‘ .ery. Ohio;
. .nenti Mrs.

’ Ill. Cambridge. England;

‘ and. roasts! .

l oration' oi Walsh's Giulia;

Rooaevhit Emperor William I

mhuaetts: limb
is: Emmi
nary H. Barroiino
cut; rs A.8 .pennis. iiiinola;
Mrs.,John Neil, Colorado; Mrs. Em-
Inalinejl Wells. lJtshz. Mrs. William
Kins. Georgia; M». a Shaw Coi-
.nleugh Rhoda» lsian . Mme. Marie
Martin. Paris; Mrs. Agnes Smith Dew-
Frau ma
Morganstera. Berlin; Frau Hulda Lun-
din Stockholm. .
. The measles: was marked by a sun
per at the same house. where wit
and \vi om liowsd and the saw
male go a privilegeofto be“ present
were compelled “into “inocuous deans-
tnde. as assi’rasident Cleveland would
have said. by the ready repartee o!
the ladies responding to the "toasts
The Washington Star
cleverly reports the topper in part as
IMO'I" ‘ ‘

The address or weicomo‘ was made
w Mrs; ‘lloelmood. who referred to
the signin no or the oobasion. ,and
told moral: MW
in hnnataed’ members of the organisa

Cali v-

. lion. Her welcome was respennfiito ‘
88

inssvan Mount languages by
Mess am French. president at
the Woman's Natldnai Press is-
tion’. who
tides in which the international Press
Union hi! affiliations. ms. Hannah B.
Sperry ,president of the District Fed-
s‘poho tor

the absent members or the union.

, “ ‘iln enldysble feature or the pro-

gram w r letters at regret which
sprportegd'gto be from silo friends

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

; i. gains union, and which w re read by

“Charles-bl .Pe'pper 'AA‘mong‘otlisrs
fake ‘lelten from Proaidsenlt
ll

 
 
 
 

lloi 1hr Grover Cleveiind
and

' 'llliie“ audios iota? from the Praisl.
dent was di by 'A‘T. Right We."
and was is, lows: "The President

rape: tthat

 

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who. ‘ now am «2'7 ‘ _
MM“! is 1lotion laid . . T“ ’”

more no WI. mom's 'hh‘ol‘eisrr

‘ MEIPWW ”ERNIE? dent

White flow and the ‘

spoke for each of the na- in“ mm.

VA PurdY.

' In net-sisters
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To. be sold at

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$723....

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290 ew‘ h

Received sold thali—

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Mary M. North spolsmof the bachelor
newspaper man .as "The Blue Sock." ‘
pper gave the following

and Mid.

toast. ”Women, the (street 'worit or a
great author; the edition is numerous

and no man shduld be without a

CODY-n

The closing nddresh was delivered by

Mrs. Ellen C. Cromwell.

W
i7 COUPLE. AFT!!! DIVORCEB.

lag Petitions to be Heard Galore

Clan TomOrI‘ov‘v.

Judas

Much oAl Judge Cases time in the
supprlor court tomorrow will be tsk
on up hearing the uncontested divorce
cases: There are seventeen of these.

Emilia K Mckéon vs.

Prop:
McKeon. Henrietta Shiner vs cnry
finjdmin F Rippy watery

L, solo er,
A.Rippy. prion T. Purdy vs
Mafia Carter vs.

Cortex; Augusta Welter vs.

J.

ster
Wilson
Henry

Waiter Albert Alien vs. orbits 13 AI-

leh‘,‘ GlalG. Yac‘sk‘o vs. Arpad Yaesko.
Andrew C. Wasco vo .Bortha Wasco.

ids J
Annie M. {hark IAI
Mary Simon vs.
“Roberts”. vs.. W

(leor8 e F.
Salon.

Camv'v'ell vs. Loon M (iamwsll,

Clark
Mull!

ism, Robowski. an-

on R. Johnson vs. Peter A.’ Johnson.

0k V8.
.Buah vs.

Julio upAIo

Anna me E.

aei Kppsceh,

Bush,

Mary Bortn‘yik Avs'. Imp Bertayik.

 

QUEEN WILHELMINA’C CO
‘ . TION.

plated in the Us
Wilhelmina has

 

.in the”!
shown

' Jot limfi
THE HAGUE. June ll—lt ls olilclnl~ .

 

rnoueuwasrwnclk
GUNNIBON‘I Obit). “' .
ious trouble between mum
men in the southwestern I. -
county is imminent and ‘
son has been summoned i-
it is alleged that‘ bflal‘td "
made to drive a herd 0! sh
county to grass on
have been heretofore“.
ranges. i'i’he settlers
ined to may so let
trouble is afiprehendod'.”
ces are gathering in tho
Cimarroa lust, putAsle
lines in Montrose no t . .

F 1.9 H I: ~'
.oflhfiniuflfi it:

FAILED 'r A . -

STAMFORD ‘ ”110;“ .
might who this can 'c .1 a
charge of inserting sA: disordelim
and was remanded to
counsel George P. lining
fillcdto tomsppurw in hell
give‘bbn RdWil »
ever; ind said that Haunt '
He asked that a writ be
Knight was convlc
notoriohs resort kno ,
Chapel. " '

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Pniursalnvsuroa .,$‘
CHICAGO. June 11 .. ,‘
an employee at the Chi
rs. died ear.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

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