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90 Washington 51:.
So. Norwalk.
CENTER SCHOOL EXERCISES.
Good Program Rendered by the Schol-
ar. This Afternoon.
Closing eXeIolses woto held at 2
o'clock this ailerttoon at the Center
School. There has not boon oIIo tur-
rlineos during the oath-o school your.
The members who havo not her It onto
absent ato \Villoti t‘ itiuoty l‘ urn- l-ios-
kins, Grange l-iIIIthoIt and Lama
Rusk.
The program of tho aftorttoott is
given: below. Each mombor of the
class participated.
Muslc—Seloatod.
Center School Orchestra.
Declamatlon~'l‘roatIuoItt of tho Am-
‘ erican Colouios ..... Lord t‘hathtttn
Leonora Raleigh.
Essay—Norwalk,
' Ida Foster.
Song—Como to the Woodlands,
School
Essay—Tito. IiltIItlllS.
liorbort Whouo.
Declamation—Spoorh and Silent-e
........................... (.‘arlylt:
liolon ’i‘hontpson.
Essay-Slttvory in II. S..
Mabel iiyxboo.
Music——Solot:tod,
Cetttor St'ltool Orchestra.
Declantuthin—Eulogy on Wentloll
Phillips ............. Geo. Curtis
tioorgo llttmbort.
Essay~PatI-iotism_
ltalplt ilodiottt.
Song—Spood ()ur ltopuhiic,
Sobnol.
Declamation—Atiuuts and Jofi‘ot'son
......................... Wohstor
Laura Rusk.
Plano Solo~l’oot and l’oasaut,
.Ioannotto l'ltic.
Essay—1mmigration.
1.0ttlso itoyttolds.
Vlolin St.)Io~SoIot:toti,
Willott t‘hinory.
Recitationwlloath' ilod oi iiouodiot Ar-
nold. >
liorthu ()lntstoatl.
Essay—Tito Mottroo IlOt‘Il'Illt‘,
Frank Nit-korsott.
Mandolin Soltr—Soiot'tod,
I'lat'lo iloskitts.
Essay—Obotiiouoe,
Marion Murray.
Address,
Roy, .1. llottiott Wornor.
Song—Whoa I.it‘o is Bright-tit,
Presentation of Diplomas.
l’rint'ipal t‘. A. THI‘IU‘I'.
Song—America.
School.
Salute to tlto It‘lag.
MBI‘CIl—Sttiet'tod.
(‘otttot‘ Sohool Orohostt'a.
MRS. ROGERS OUT OF CONFINE-
MFN‘I‘.
Alleged Murderess Mingles With Other
Prisoners at Windsor.
WINDSOR, \'t.. .IIIIIo 'JII. Mrs. Mary
H. Rogers. who \\'i|> to haro boon
hanged today for tho Illlll'tII‘l‘ of ltor
husband, spout tho hours iuslottd, in
mingling frooly with tho oiitor Ivout—
on prisouors at tho stato prison. It was
on first oot-Itsiou i‘III' sororal liltilllllls'
that'sho \I'tta portnittoti this froodottt.
for since lilo iitIIo bor roprloros In»
gun she has boon II\'IilL', in solitary
conflnomont. 'l‘hia fI-ootlout to on
whom alto may in tho prison lilto tho
other monitor. was It l‘t'HtlIi of tho ao-
iinn of tho I ItitI-tl Statos t‘it't-uit t‘ttttt't
yesterday in utatttint; illl ttppoal to tho
Snpromo (moi of tho I‘nitod Sitllt‘i-I
Sheriff IIoIIII 11 Pork vlsitt-tl tho pr-i
son today attd road to Mrs ilogoru tin
ropriovo whit-h was Siglltéti yostcrday
by (iovornot' Ht'II, atni which pout
potted tho oxot'tttiott lllllII liot'otnbor iI’
ANSONIA NURSE DIES SUDDENLY.
ANSONIA. .Iuno min—Mill‘glll't‘l
O'Neil, a young woman otnployoti iIt
the family of it. 1-1. 'I‘I'ildtttan, of .I()IIIlv
Mon stt'eoi. this city, an a homo, died
suddenly of heart dittoatso this IIIorII~
ins. Dot‘oanod With 20 yoaI‘II old and
canto horo from Now lIIIvoII taut Ap-
ril. Tho rcIIIIIIIIu woro tItrIIod ovor to
Untlortakor lxaisor and oi‘fotttt will In-
made to lotato tho \ItItIIItIIII IolutiItu
it nite has um.
GRAND DUKE ALEXIS THREATENv
D.
E'i‘. l’I'l'i‘lt‘Itr' IiIIt Ittl. .IIIIIo 21,1 0:113 II.
III. -A stoty iII ('“Illlt‘ nt ltt tho out that
tho titty lII-I'oro (IIIIIIII IItIlto Aloxln I‘I‘
Itlnnoti tho post or hitzlt tIdIIIII‘ttl. ho
I-II-I‘Iod u i‘oruutl wurnittu Irtttttdlto
“11th1:; itIitIrtuiItv. hint that ImlttIttI
ho rt ‘I-Ittl Wlliliil '.'l bouru uoIItt-Itoo
on him would it . puma-Ii itIIti oxootttotl.
I
DON’T SPEND ALI.
yon mm in your pay envelopes. Save
part. Put it in our popular and re-
liable
SOUTH NOR WALK
fl VINO! HANK.
Every deposit on make your pile
o bigger. 9 interest Ive pity
out, too. Eye and bye you’ll
have enough out at! your savings to
' , but u not!“ and lot. it's mighty good
“Vic. we are giving you. Start on
‘ III! writ flavor regret it.
M WIND IANK‘ IUILDING
TOURING CAR OVERTURNED.
Mrs.
Warner, of Anoonia, Injured
While Going to Sick Sister
In Waterbury.
ANS()NIA, Juno 23.~—Witilo hurrying
to tho both-title 01‘ her dying sister in
thtorhttry, last night, Mrs. Warner, a
woaltlty widow of New IIIH’I‘II, was
orortut'ttotl iII ltor touring our in this
oily and qttiio badly injurod. in tho
our were Mrs. Warner and Walter 14.
Mad, also of New Haven, llIo machine
hoing drivon by Harry G. Wentwortlt.
whouo homo is lit lt‘ort Wayne, ind.
llotlt Mrs, Warner and Mr. Mead
t'oll out on tlto chauffeur, who was
knocked sottsoloss and injured intortt-
ally llo was rontovod to the home of
his uncle in Bridgeport, and it is said
may not survive the rosult of his in-
jttt'ios. he still both; in II soitti-con-
soiotts condition.
Mrs. Warttor has It badly sprained
tItIklo. whioh was II'roIIt-itod in tho fail,
and IIIIIIIoroIIs t-oIIiIIsious about tho.
body. Mr, Moad (‘St'ulit‘d with It sovoro
shaking up tutti a tow bruises. After
sho saw that. ltor oltuuffour was prop-
orly attottdod to, Mrs. Warner socurod
a. tooth attd drovo tho rost of tho. way
to \I’atot'burv. wltoro she is at prosont
TEN UNCONTESTED DIVORCE
CASES.
Judge Elmer Will Probably Submit Re-
port in Badeau Case To-day.
'l‘on tIIIooIttosiod tiiI'ort-o oasos are
listotl on tlto short oalotttlttr of tho
supot‘ior court today. NtIIIo of thottt
will ho hoard. howovor.
ordort-d that tltoy bo prosotttoti Itoxt
Wodttosday which will bo tho last
wook of tho t‘illll‘l sossiott lotion: titt-
suttttttor atljottrtttttottt.
(Itto IIIotiptI listotl snot-tally. ltowov-
or, and which is in a Ht'llh‘t‘ a tliI‘oroo,
it-t tltal asking tho :Iot‘optant'o of tho
I‘t‘ptII'l III 1111' I‘I‘it'l‘ot‘ III lilt' Hill ()1
Nottio h‘. litttioau Ituttittst Ilt-IIjaIIIiII ii.
iIttdoIItI.
'l‘ht‘ plaintiff is front I“ilil‘lit‘Iii and
tho dot‘onduut, Now ltooholio. Mrs.
lIatioau rot-otttly potitiottoti for divort'o,
nilolzittu iniitlolily lllltI orttolty. .lu'tipzo
liltttot', as t‘oi'ot'oo, hoard tho oI'itioIIt-o.
ilis ropori will ho sttbtttittotl ttI-Ittor-
row, It is boliorod in “11118 for tho
plaintiff whom it is nilogotl its 80011 10
ho lilill‘lli‘il to Louis S. Martin, who
was tilYtll't‘UII by his wttenwook ago.
Thu suit of Julian Sterling t‘tII- di-
votoo iih’li‘ti for today will ho hoard
Itoxt \\'t-tiIIt-.<day.
GREENE SURRENDERS HIMSELF.
BUFFALO, .quo 23. -~l"rt‘d it.
tiroono, ousltior of tho I“l't‘tI()Illil Na-
tional Bank of It‘rotlottia. N. Y., for
tho urrosi of whom a warrant itatl
ooh issttotl. has hill'l‘t'lltii'l‘t‘ti IIIIllSt‘If
:IItti giron “II for a hoariug.
S’l l‘It‘ 'i‘ZItltSlil' lttl .IItIn 21,5 12: .‘III p.
III —'IlIoodoIo S, IIIIIliIII; ()1 Now
York. and uororhl othor Kilt'slh‘ at tho
llotol do l‘ltlttropo, lIIII‘o III-on I'obhod
oi‘ all iltoit‘ \‘Itlttttltlt-s. Mr. hurling
lost a diamond IIookltIt-o and who a
I-utttt of mono)”. Stthaoqttotttiy tho nook—
ItIt-o was itah't‘tlt't‘l‘t’ti itt a pawtnthop,
With tlto assistant-o of tho Atttorlt-IIII
t'IIIbassy ot‘l’orts :tt'o now making to
I't‘l‘iII'I‘I' tlto stolott proporty. (‘ottuitb
orablo III_\'.<iI‘l')' surrounds thi- robbory.
Httupit'ion toll on ll IIIIS‘a‘ltII] I-otttiioss.
but \I'ltott IIootIstoti slto boldly llll‘t‘tllt'll‘
oti to stto tho ptopriotoru of tho ltotol.
llllII Ito Itttontpt Illth' boon Inado to
ptosotttto hot
NEW YORK NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD..— RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Eflgct June 11, 1905.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK. .
A. M.--i‘2:52x, 6:32x, 5:45x,'0:12x,
thrill, 0:55, 7:46. 11:18. 8:42. 9:08x,
min. 9:50, ltitbfix, 11:17.
I', iI'i.~-v12.‘.4ilx, 1:05. 3:11;“. 3:37.
~i:‘.’:lx, 5:45, tirilix, 0:40x, 7:]2x. 7:15.
RHItIx. 9:52x, 10:32.
Sundays.
A. M.—~«12:52x. 0::I2x, 13:45:, 3:58.
11:42x,
I’ M.«-2511It. 3: 05:, h: 46. 0: 01x.
720M 7: 2.1 11:1le. 8. 2'11: 0: 52x 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A M~1.I11550050800x,803,
linitlx, 02007:, 920211, 10:02X. 10:05.
llziiilx. 11:03.
I’. M.«~l2:03x. 1:04. 2:00x, 2:55.
6:02x, 5:011,
.‘I:Illx, 3214);, 4:03. 4:32.
0:20. 0:001:~ 0:03, 6:58, 8:021. 11:211.
11:00x, 12:00x.
Oundayn.
A. M.--ti:00. 7:30. 10:02x.
P. M.-«4:05. 5:04, 0:00x. 8:021.
11:00x. 12:00x.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW
HAVEN.
‘A M.—:~1210x, 12211:, 1:58): 0: 15.
7 20 It. 30 0:Iix, 10.02x. 11:11x. 11:41.
P M.~«12: 061: 1:20 3:10x, 4:22.
5. 26x. ti 08x, 11.31 'I: '10:. 7:29, 9:1131,
9-: 22. 10: 011x 11: 24.
4‘. Bridgeport, In addition to above. .
P. M.*~2:41'I, 4:45, 7:29,
Oundlyl. .
A. M.-—12:l.ox. 1:2tx, 1255!,
7:40,
9:11 11 m
”1143 7:10x.il.11x.
coin-Ii NORWALK TO oAnaunv.
A M—-0:20. 9:39. 10:011x,
P. M.—-i:25. 4:33x, 4:411. 0:011, 7:17.
unbury to South Norwatk.
11.4i’ 1.1-»5 55 ‘IIZI'III, 8:11, luzoilx,
)
P. M.:—-3 33x 11:30 0:46
Sundays to bnnbury.
A. MH 5.
1’. 14.37125.
" "ro Iputb Norwntk.
A BIL—7' rs
r. 145mm < .4 "
'I‘lto oottri has .
i
COURT OFFICIALS GIVE UP VACA- the affairs of the Eqiutnble Life Allan]
TIONB. . once Soulvty The action was taken
It on the re uottt oi’ District Attorney
an roux. June 23.—~'l‘lto roguutr Jffnmm, '1
summer vacation of the court of Iron
oral sessions will (2 suspended this , . .
your no that tho court may be uvatl- TM“ is tomething about “ woman ‘1
ablo li' ItiaiIiti Attotnoy Jerome htt-, 110'- “W “"01““ a man I091 sympathy
glint prosecution in connection with lot the inventot or dying mttoltinos
m ..". ._._
wnv Nor HAVE (OUR
Commercial Printing, Engraving
and Embossing
Done at the most complete 1013 Printing Plant in the Norwalks
All Kinds of Choice and Unique Advertising Booklets, Catalogucs,
t Programs, Souvenirs and Fine Stationery.
Special attention given to Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Printed or Engraved
Your work will he attended to Protttptly. Call and see us before placing
your order. it will he in your advantage. '
SCH UMANN ART PRINT
1.} hMAN AR '1‘ I'RINT
Tclcphonc 324-4
. successor to the FR
98-100 Washington St., South Norwalk.
Paris Blink (1 Suit House,
33 South Main Street. South Norwalk.
Matchless Muuuu Sittings.
Don’t estimate the importance of
these Great June Sales by our an-
nouncements alone.
Come here and .
THE SOUTH NORWAEKt.EVENING SENTINEII.
III;.LIiIiI'.
"Fitm‘x‘l, JUNE :3. my."
M
m ...
THE LEADING DRY GOODS. STORE. i .
ISTRAMIIHYATT
I‘TIUI I
NO. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
it t. ..1 '
l
190 ORGANDIES FOR 10c.
We have placed on sale, 2,000 yds. of fine sheer Organdies in choice patterns and coloringn. The
ideal fabric for summer dresses. This is a regular Igc. quality, and we are selling them at toc. per
yd.
.
I 5 II. ...:
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
6 Etched Tumblers,
Fancy Lemonade Scté,
Refrigerator Pans,
29c. 1 Flat Irons, per 1b.,
Full line of Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers, Fruit Jars and Jelly Tumblers. 3;;
19c. Granite Water Pails, 69c. Copper Wash Boilers. $1.95
‘ Folding Ironing Boards. 95c.
75'3- ‘ Glass Berry Sets, 39c. Nickel Tea Kettles, 79c.
Curtain Stretcher, i j
‘1
75C.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwaik, Conn.
The “Gem”
SELF FILLING
SELF CLEANING
NO INKY FINGERS
N0 LEAKY JOINTS
FULLY GUARANTEED.
Fountain Pen.
.—
FULL LINE OF SOUVENIRS.
F. J. NELSON,
STATIONERY, MUSICAL GOODS,
TOYS. ETC.
76 WASHINGTON STREET.
see for yourself what: unmatchable
opportunities we are offering of our 1°
entire line.
0
Stile tIi’ SummuISuiiS iii Hull-Prim.
WHITE LAWN SHIRT WAISTS, OTHERS ASK $1.50, OUR PRICE . 49c
WASH WAISTS IN SHEPHERD PLAIDS AND POLKA DOTS ........ 39c
CHINA SILK WAISTS, FORMERLY UP TO $10.00, NOW ... $1.98 and $3.98
LINEN AND PERSIAN SHEER LAWN WAISTS. FORMERLY $3.50
AT .......................................................... 81.48
SHIRT WAIST SUITS OF FINE PERSIAN LAWN . . . . ..." ....... $1.48 UP
LINEN SHIRT WAIST SUITS ........................ $2.98 UP
SAILOR SUITS, MADE OF GOOD CRASH. WORTH $7.50 . ......... $2.90
FROCK AND FRILL SUITS. OTHERS ASK $7.00, OUR PRICE ...... $3.98
SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS, FORMERLY UP TO $25.00, NOW .. $6.98 UP
SUITS MADE OF FINE PANAMA, BROADCLOTH CHEVIOT,S|LKI
.......................................................... $8.93 UP
LADIES' COATS. FORMERLY $15.00, NOW .............. . ......... 00.90
RAIN COATS, FORMERLY 012.60 ......... . ............... $6.98
GIRLS’ DRESSES .................. . ................... 49c UP
CHILDREN'S DRESSES ................. . ................... 19c UP
WE HANDLE THE FINEST LINE OF SKIRTS lN THE NOR.
WALKS ............... - ............. . ........... ...... 900 UP
WE POSITIVELY CARRY THE FINEST AND LARGEST LINE OF
WAISTS AND SELL FOR LESS MONELY THAN ANY STORE IN THE
NORWALKS. COME AND BE CONVINCED.
PARw’
CLOAK 83‘ SUIT HOUSE.
MSHEIEI MIJhlbwfriday. Saturday anti Monday.
Special Concert Saturday evening 7;” to 9: 30. William H. alum. Planut.
Special ot-11cts-~—Specia.l.
WOULD YOU CARE? (Chas. K. littl‘l‘lo’ Latent).
‘ At 15 cm. At 19 ate.
,1
William . ‘ Just My Style (from Fontanu)
in the Shade of the Old Apple Tree '(loldnn Bonnet Wattles
Tammany Lindy butt 1
Tickle Me Murmuring Waters Wattles
Every Dollar Carrion Trouble at Its'tn Tokio
Own ’l‘ltoro III No Love Like tho 01 I1
Violets And others.
Full line of Violin, Mandolin Guitar and Banjo Strings.
WMA.
Dom-II fllflhM. én ,
V" SPRING
,
'; Open Monday. Wednesday and
1 GOLD
has loft us with a lat'Izt-r Iillt‘ or ‘
Noglilzo. Shirts than is our ouu— '
- tom to have at this season of
tho your. ltosultf
690
for $1.00 Shirts; all
known mttkos.
Displayed in our West Witt- .
dow.
All slzos 1-1 10 171,43. .
, . Soiot't thom while tlto'assort- '
‘j Ittottt is good.
. Watch
' this space (or iniorosting store
nows.
of woii
Saturday Evenings.
Joseph Dams,
TAILOR, '
CLOTHIER,
HATTER.
FURNISHER.
. 85 Washington 81.. So. Nor‘utllt. ~2
What’s the Inter?
Are you married? .
Do you keep house?
Are you intercécd in coal?
Is not coal a big item in the
family expense account?
Do you realize that it is greatly
to your advantage to buy 1
coal for next winter right
now? .
Do you not prefcr to buy where
A
”H“. Krieger & Co.
Tho Lending- Outfitters for Men,
Women and Children in
The~ ‘Norwalks.
We are showing a vent large and com-
plete assortment of White Lawn and Linen
Dresses for Women‘and Children. Prices
from $2.95 to $6.95. Lawn Waists
from 950 to $2.50.
Silk Dresses at areallu reduced prices.
Also a few Tailor-Made Suits which
were marked down in price.
OIII Shoe Department must not be
overlooked We are selling Russel Ox-
lords for Women and Children as last as
We will dress uou from head to fool.
we receive them.
Men and Women. Bous and Girls.
Have Itottt purchases charged and set-
ile uour bill in convenient weekiu pair
ments.
T
H. Krieger & 00.
West Washington Street. ; _
the quality is superior and "
the assortment large?
Have you ever bought of us?
TheFarri'SOoale. A
South Norvvcllt.
SPECIAL sine
Mons 'Bluo Bingo Suits..........1860
Reduced from 312.
Boya‘ Knoo Panto ...............390
Reduced from We.
..Boys' Wash Pants. 3 $0.8 yrs....10c
And elbow-1 D Gottlieb
WGGERMfl ’umw- In. h‘é m It.“
CLOTNI
"watery" Iui'ti smart-n—THAT'B 'l‘mtl'l‘
on to prmrva them and provont'ootnpil
cumined It once.
ROOM 0. ”DIM mm
it,
U“ AND III ,
E!&“ 3 my ..
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ARE Foo'r FORMED :i
”It HU' MOI-l. ,
WcAR unionist THAT II'Ir
BLINK! BLINKI ILINKI
Blink no more. Whoa your and? tilt! and lotto-whorl the! bloom!
11M . mg for them-to tube Inm-
tronblb. Have your on.
HOMER 3. ‘HOYT, Re
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