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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 30, 1910 · page 6

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dr'Ne‘w England.

7 tin" an. «all the entry
_A he )«prepared complete

omi drnivn p dud ‘amvle M-
'a‘plovt'ded tor a large
rentals at the hotel hil—

‘ the head ualters
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all which the tour passed.

; vident Sherman in selecting
on: it time will be guided by the
Aline larva or New Yerk and
« out gs veil as the ordinance:
dialloll‘v not... the various cities
wnsl- aim the line and with
. resend do the Emilio conditions
H w York and other cities visited.
-.oonditions oi the tour slip into
t the cmmay start Saturday uly
r’om he mooring club of American.
hours or 9 and if o 'clock.
A.:ile supplied with score
lion to a United states
banner of the Touring
(America. each or which will
rried on every car.
A run that day will be ninety- -two
lieu along the Connecticut shore
Mute to Stratiford. tiled turning north-
A through Antonio. and the Nance-
W‘dvalley to Waterbury. sCare will
‘ ’ lined to cheek In at Waterbury
3 o'clock in order to figure in the

Oil Sunday, July 8. an informal run
dive miles has been planned
lll‘eltlerhury where a stop will be
for luncheon.‘ This run is not
Well in the so et time schedule
all! Memo i the tour who may
flatten attend the av in any other way
will heprtvilex ; -
p to New if it will start between

ury, Carmel Lake Ma-
l Arolii! Manor to Dobbs
y and hen dilivu the Hudson River
hie rlt passing through some
i country in West
A? Care must arrive at
t night at the Touring

ill oat 'il .
Will. in tile Vihihiil'r: .0!

1.. Word Doyle in Silver lineal ill

_‘ escape rm being gored to death by a

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Get thread and Well in
vltedtcttavetllei’iace

Why was Court interpreter August
Brill or Bridgeport given back his
money and told to leave a sheep roent-
given at Weutport on June 19. where,
he had gone to get evidence by request,
of the oillcials or that town. This in
a Question which the politicians oi the
county are trying to solve. but without
any great EUCQOBB.

' “Sheep Rout" Iii Weltpoi‘t.

The chair occurred on June 19 at
Westport. where a large party of
people were giving it sheep meet. at
least it was described as such. Brill
entered the grounda culled with the
price of admission and had no trouble
in getling past the gate. There were
oeveral . people in the place who
knew him and among these was Den
uty Shelli! Thomas Skelly. The latter i
saw Brill and passe it on. .

Gave Him Money look.
A Severn minutes ice or Brill was an
“OR oiled byoii e who as didactic; the
nflalr. handed his money and vendett-
ed to retire. it had been renewed that

 

 

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“3'3:le” dill.

BBIDGEPER‘T. June alt-«Jule! Bulb
Walled, daughter of suleotnlan Charles
F? Walled. oi Biretlord. had a lla‘rrow

 

deer near her home at strattord Tues.

day as she villa walklns across tail
fields. For several minutes the a i
told pursued her around“ the trees and
at latte she made her escape.
According to the story as told by
her to her friends her father saw the
deer in the garden or their home
about 5 octoclt Monday moraine. ‘At
that time it was «on; the youna
veaetables and wall not alarmed when
Selectmen Welles tried to drive it.
away
The deer seemed to be ready tor
anything that came ”on: and refused
to be driven. Alter touch chart
was scared away and later seen with
two othere. '
Miss Welles left her home Tuesday
and was walking across the llelde
whbn title saw the deer approaching
with lowered antlers. She became
alarmed at the unusual sight and ran
for a 'tree The deer lollowsd closely
behind and was upon her when she
reached the tree. Few witnessed the
endeavors or the deer trying to sure
the girl as she dodged around the tree
and aid did not come Time and time
again the deer charge with its lower-

 

in the afternoon there would lie a
sheep rouat preceded it is claimed by
a poker part). cock light and mine
light. Brill was there. it is said to get
evidence for the raid but belore things
started he has asked to retire.
were They Getting Evidence} ;

He went out and Deputy Sheri!“
Shelli and D. A. Burr toxdtller‘ With
Special Oldcer Frank? Popercl, of

nothing to prove that the sheriffs
not getting evidence although no mill
was made. On the other hand. Brill
would like to know why he was given
his money and told to leave below the
lcstlvttieli began.

FOURTH OF JULY TRAINB.

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Holiday Schedules Arranged by New
Haven Balinese.

On July 4. the Bankers Express will

 

ca's headquarthfl in ‘ur-

the crucial checking Z

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ry for each car will
entries to intense June so. Three
. v we pr will be awarded b
out-tn; Oil: of America to ill
”nearest the secret tune a
tile. the. richer re
Elm all» on will will be inscribed
a time schedule set by Vicel’reai
Gilt- Sherman. the name or the victor

the winning car.

6 route selected has been lucst
A ately planned (or a Eourth
‘outlu. The travelers will pull
lit “nine ol the country rendered
rable in the history 01‘ the
counter in the cause otlnde
b ”coina‘ through Green
a motoristli will
~ ‘tIn is on bill near which
* eruditutnangigade hlfldare devil
. no ”11‘! steep steps
. the British in 1778 Th t as-
vlst one or tile spegtacgor rtnel-
“the raid m'Adel: val-nor
alhrco or British soldier!
, which a burned the towns or
“fill had retro-id both or which
.. til oh themtoutl;

Gil
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at DAY“:
at and the “body rm
‘“ o bury (Qureen
the Touring blob
ilnllnlry run

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

via: an earth ive‘

. automobile. in trout ot' Gill

. out. he

be run on the schedule of 910.275 be
t can New Haven and New York and
ew York Express N0. ill will be run
etween New Haven and New York
on the Schedule of No 6 due in New
are m.
The New York and Winsted train
leaving New York at D: it) e. in. is to
omitted between New York and
Br deepen the stops to be made by
union train leaving New York at 10:-
2 a. m. Westbound. the train leaving
New Haven 2:01 p. or. will make the
steps or the Winated train and arrive
in New York about i. 08 p. or

All of the evening trains on the till
ale to run in two or three sections.
A special train is to leave Hartford
10:20. Berlin l0138. Meridian 10:50.
New “even it :28, Bridgeport 11:51 9.
in, South Norwall: 12:11 and Stamford
12:27 due New York l:2ll a. m.

' in addition to this train there will
he at auction or the Federal Express
from licence and running on its time
that leI be run to New York. due
(fraud central Terminal at 2: 00 a m.

For those wishing to reach Shore
Lille points there will be a truth leav-
ing New Raven 1:05 p. in. for Bay
brook June. making same stops and

at that hour.
Notices have been posted in stations

- calling attention to extra trainee lie-B

Wiesel: southern Nanchusetts points;
and beaten. New Million and Herttordm
and between Elttsdeld ed New York. A

W
WOWN AUTO RUN! OVIR ¢HIIP OFfi
Flfll IRNMDI. A

in

we Maehiee Bolero itsdtaursnt.

vdiltil‘ and slightly injured h hie own
'I restau-

rant on Church street. The chief want

chine standing outside. When below!
started to cranit ell WW
chine. During the time t g‘
in .the restaurant
muddled withithe clutch
directly when be started to
machine which use alarm
or his. .
‘lille chiel dually almond
ill: hlmaeil from in mouse
lbsohinee and stopped his autumn
tricycle which. _ .

 

Bridgepolt, were left inside The it ill lord
ole

schedule as the regular Baturday train llrl

Panther is ltun bum in martin. His:
Now HAVEN. June rower el all? ’ '

' in: ii. Rancher or the tire deed meat. -
; about nine o'clock last night on run

into the restaurant. leaving the tear

ed horns and as often she reached the
other side at the tree to escape dau
gov.
3; The deer finally stopped lor a
while. The young woman seeing her
opportunity, escaped and the deer did
not lollovi:
Mills Welles is well known in the
moiety olrhloa of this city and let
dilate of the Bridgeport High
chool, although a resident ol Strat-

 

Ma. MAPLE'a moment.

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Tonnaau of His Automobile slightly
Damaged in Hartlerd.
William K. Maples is considerably
exercised about an accident atory.
which he considers very much exaxgor
riled shout himselt and his automobile,
and about understand how it got
about in such form.
About three would! ago. under the
impression that the motor 0! his car
Was not producing the amount at pow
or it should. he tool: the car to the
factory in Hartford and went out with
a user. While be latter was driving
around a corner in the west end sec
tion; a trolley car was rounding the
cards corner and the tonneau was
annealed between the trolley and a
telen-a'ph pole. damaslht thetcunaau
lemewhar. Mr. Ma lea had the test-
er drive him to the; urttord depot tu
Nani whine and returned holes by
it n.

_. ” Horn Admirals.
Mahaokerhowli ll. Laurence‘. New
i';erlt W. Henderson. aprihxile
it. Hilrlbuit. N. I. arrived. Wilton;
M. .l. Jordon hormone}? 'J cbs.

New Yorkgil
Giles Potter. New Harem";

toe. New ’1 it
Bridgeport: Vol; it an
WW cilia?)

F. D.
nhumfl
stein, New Bork; mi pilluhlnlil till.
.lr. ostlield; Will urctl, incite lEda
win House. .W. T. enbsrx.Jj
York; P. L. Nichols, hell
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Beriutot Chicago: Arlln
dsedori; John literrisou’. that Or-

N. A ILA an
Jin call? New ‘iitgild.
anode r-E

Ymt Ev
Shutter.
will“ New
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the beetldbttiln out til it he dishe.‘h"d
; j out, it thiclliii‘. n on. no olsiiieda

many times wl

‘ becoming dialled. A
You can preserve the shape of hatred
w or stalled tomatoes by setting them in
1; little sent or luutlln plus.

Abdul the cutest garment l have
seen tor infanta' wear is the sweater
with roll collar exactly like those the
aturdiest football player wears only
is of libel-Ia the baby's
.» ; There are pockets.
too, athouab the little garment will be
outgrown long haters tilll unguided Mt.-

down tile no...

lie hands ninth die 0

Even the woman

close and trim about

bum in blue, green.

screw.

works such havoc wt
laana and mualtlla
Striped estates is

pensive Imported llu
it really pay- to‘huy
ginnlns

porn for truvelii
motoring to the;

novelty in the allow
tlcoily the some mt

 

holes to soon;
stockings but; 3t
auppcrtera The is

instead or the steel:
luly sheer and “all:

One of the wt
luncheon dishes i!
most children arcje
it. is either nhapedlo

partly heat the Whit
put about two or ti:

hauler.

Way will be firm
have a failure.

n'dal'a for shampoos
they are perlnlntiilllpI

der is very apt to

;.

clonal tree , r

Dust'proot me‘Q- 5
very lean loam
hm. Tilewli till.
.1 thh‘tlltunest l

 

 

 

Tubaedo lli'o'ivn audit“ to be a foyer-
iio color thin summer [or pain and
motor coats. sweatera and other wraps
tor outing or sporting wear.

blue can wear the platted skirt hem.
luxly it she will have the plaite stitch-
ed for down so an to leave the shirt

in France the Modem elitr‘lnade

white are the right thing to wear with
a lounge suit. with blue. green, mauve
htrlped or; incited shirts; 1min brick
silk bowl: or tics will match the blue
or wool ‘a‘hirta. And the Very neWest
scarf pill is a little wood aeroplane

Linen crash is ideal tor your at the
seaside resort; where the damp air

very commenced and enmewhat or»

it you want your truck to look all well
at the clone or the neuron as at the be-

rm the very diode team which is

 
 

mllllnera ore allowllitl‘a a long stretch.
but both are very hehlonahle and the
latter is really being Worn and not
.mereiy talked audit.

"lire-es" tells oljau ingouloua little

lug which file the lac snugly and terms
a covering (or the itop ot the stocking
and elimillatee all file ladders. rips and

into it end all thegalraln comes on it

tectly omnloltableélll summer.

lure of seasoned villain and fish before

The modern Pclllctlle tells how to
malls boiled leinxiwhiell never fails:

or the angel syrup-Which is half boiled
and bent “screwy with the egg-
Wllen the remainder oltho
syrup will' 'bail" """ in cold water it it
hmady to pour on little egg. .
to bent until coidfiiciug made in this

cream underlleathyland you will never

l believe the do 5 ml verdict on pow»

when for some need reason the hair
has to be cleaned and it is not “Wilt
able to wet it Too reorient use cl pou-
0! the pores of the
with and become injurious. but they
he certainly Welllhtlul for occaw

 
 

the appearance at

 
 
 

 

thout the cotton

1
i

has to button

l them.

with prominent

the upocr part.

renew or spotted

th the light. sheer
lined to 5m the

one. By the well.
these better ones

train all well as
hole which the

or a band of pruc.
cried as the stock-

tn the tops or silk
lghily drawn hose
uppcrier catches

log. it is delight
so that it ill per-

oi hot weather
oodllsb balls. and
ry fond oi the mile

:- tried.

s ol the edit. then
roe tablespooutuie

Continue

the outside. lilte

the hair in that
only in emergency;

tto nettlns in the
for making motor

I. and la at light

to chronic dying
dawneullons the
lots (or

lvor. little
attention. ‘

llil‘la unny riot-lea?"
‘ * panda allottetbdr upon the
toludri’” replied the traveling Idle:

"lllelnatllnes I tell loony stories ;‘
«. ‘4 sometimes i abuse the unmet-wild

 

burg Post.

“THE Place" :

VACATIO

 

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‘ FOR EVKRV OOQAMON

 

 

vacnrmo slices . . . . . ..... . . 41.2%;

TENNIS SHOE! ....... .«m. 31.25

eATHme sl—Ioss ...... 25o. 35°. 400 l "LBW”; “L" 7”“

oases aHoee .. ........... $3 to Q8 DorLon House
Children' a barefoot ‘

Sandals

use to 81.00 Sea Food Cooked to Order
«WEAR eHoee THAT err" “ a “T .
T s; A John E. O Sullivan
_ W0 0'93. , Monster-ell.
Norwaih So. Norwaik ' i ‘

’1 Lochindlne ‘. W
police depero 3

chairman hr nd lllili announced
that the committee vi 1 1:35:15 to learn 1
diet Whether “or out t era are thin! ;
degree" method: in oral vogue in ’
e no he department in thin country :
, ' d it eo’ what legislation is necessary
A to prevent such unused.
it was decided that. a division
. the demolition would be necesvary

ii

ith Senators Bel-ah and Version will

states _
' Senator Brandosee said yesterday

ligation with an open mind, not hem;
_ citingnc‘ed that the police dope
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prisoners

 

eae’tern subcommittee to this city on?
.iluly 1-5 intake, up the examination of
the {Wiahinflon police department w _

 
 

 

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(Gregory Boulevard)"
“IAOfi' NORWALK

Shore Dinners and All Kinds of

 

 

 

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Excursions to Huntington
Valley Grove

8031”“! TIME TABLE

,;

cant. WM. 1:. Young

Will run as ,i‘ollowa:
Leave Huntington tor Norwalk
days and Fridays at 8: 45 a. m
2: 25 p. m.

Leave Nor-walls for Huntington.
days and Fridaya at 8:45 a. m
5:30 p. m.

i

BiNGLE FA“, 4043.
Single Fare 25o.

at Valley llmvc.
7‘

TIME TABLE.

M

In Ideal June 5. 1910.

A.M-12:l.ix. l is 5: 45.5: ll.
r: 55ml: oint- ism: lull. men
P. hi.~iltiiiu. 1:10 1:862.

4:301. 3‘3. 4: 15:, d .32. ‘:ii our.
5:26. '6:
11:00:. :1: to. ll: 60:.

; ; tenders.
A. AM.-1!: our. 5: to. 7:30.
9: 08!. I: WK. '

P. HMS: (M. Mix. 8:02;.

8: our. 7: 00a. 8: 50x. 11:00:.

Mrwi’: Ill! 1: 16%. 0:12.
‘1‘: 1% 10: 1M. 10: 233:. 10: 371, 1

”min—.1257... 1:20.51025
i: all maria; e: oral. e: la 7: tux.
9:188. 10:08:.11218.

. .ufld'y'v v ,
AIAM.-13:103, 1: ills. ‘lhiii.
0:110“ 9:15 ' ‘
9: 19". ii: 108. 6:43,

iin *e :W‘35‘1 713351.35. s 8 v3“.
.A “ink, ‘33:: 3330‘

 

0n ind After MONDAY. JUNE 20. me
The New and Commodieua

Steamer Huntington

EXCURSlON TICKETS. 50¢.

Children ii to 12 year-a. Recursion She;

Parties of ten or more can moire a or-
rangements with the Captain to stop

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD

court-l nonwam To new voila.

new YORK ro’eouru uouwam.

a.:8 03x 8: mix. 9:00ll. 9:30.

scum NdllWALK re new He- ‘
VIN.

ullv re 5555. MONA-Lit.

and court: NGRWALK. noun.

TIMNMGTI AULMIIAL IANKMO

unplu- and Profits

Capital
Qloc,ooo.oo “rim

have Darnell loan. Q! and 00 per your.
EDWIN H. MATHIVIOONo Pele.
JOHN H. RNA". lat Viol-PM
- PRIDIRIOK H. ROWAN. Ind Vice

WILFRED IODWELL, (3|th
Mon-

; m. . plasmas

E. It. Mathewson Henry amour
30h” H. Knapp annual Grumman

Morl-
., and

Chriltilll MRI" John H. Lilith
Fwd" . Rem

l _: nun”
‘ cover the country. Sextet r Brdnde'gée ; ..
cover the eastern states and Senator-I, 5
out. alone and Blown the western :
that he entered the work or the invea- A
mu; -‘ ‘
5 country are using wronstul A. 5 ~
methods trying to set confessions from; ‘ .

There will be a meeting of the =‘

CityNabenalBanki

Jollah I MIN!!! J. Walla“ “Irvin ‘

h .
phyaielau's pgsorlialion. ;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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I‘Qlilttner 6. Guilty. Props.

 
 
 

 

 

 

CHIEF JueTlcElh a. HALL iLL. a
. ;m ; ..
Cough Cold Willie on Veranda at Home
—Now confined to Bed but ..
Will R'ecovsr.

.- Judge Frederick B Hull. chief lus-
tlce or the state of Connecticut is

l} confined to his bed with a use case or

neuralgia. There wemmme alarm-
ing rumors about Bridge rt yester.
day. regarding his condi ion. Judge
Hull caught cold when sitting on the
veranda of hill houae a few nights ago,
which developed severe pains in his
back and head. ‘

He is being treated for neurallia
and has been confined to his bed for
the past three days

His phvaiclan hue hepes to have him

' up and about in a (ewdafl

 

 

 

EASY GLASSES FOR UNEABY EYES

Are your eyes uneasy? Are they
beginning to rebel? Make them conr
tenable. Put them at their case.
WEAR PROPER EYE GLASSES.

We grind our own lenses.“
Fenwrck Optical Co.
UNITEDY BANK; SLEEPING _

Rectum
I? waenmovou sweet.
Haul-:78 to 11:305. m.. and 12. 45 to
ii p at.“ Monday and Saturday, 7 to
ii p n. _

meamfs

 

 

 

 

RECORDS
FOR JULY

. A. ”'12—“ 53:. B'WX, 5:418. C‘ 08.
ii 57.7'3Q.i'48.81181. 8.51x, 9:11“,
i)::l7.10:20x 10:45:. 11:29:: *
lw.M.':--le55x.1:.or 2:5llx 3:17. onSaie- ham.
5. cox. 5: 35 5; Mix. 5:10. 6: fillx', 7:16x, ‘A A .
l: 521,9.803, 10:29. A '
' Bundays. ;' T0086!“ M0 39. 1910
‘oAéohlw—lmhitx. 5:09;. oziix, 8:54. ‘ A
: x. ' ' '
v. M.-12:56 ,2::llx. a: 0x. 5:35. Come in and Hear Them
5653:. Mills, 7: .;7:63x. 8:: x. 91:12:. ‘
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7: «ill,
10: till.

3:571.
3:08;

and" Company,
as WALL e'r. ' NORWALK

ii: 85:. ‘ Telephone

52M, ;_

VICTOR

F. E. Lockheed

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Crockery, Glassware, Hollie;
Goods, W

iadow
Sludes- dew Sh a d e e‘

madetoyorder
SquarerdteGlasafiwag'
close. 3513? A .

 
 

White Poles, with'fixturee. 10c.
Columbia Phenomena and Supplies.
indestructible Cylinder Records. 35o.

 
 
 
 

er waemllovoii smelt.
acorn tidavmlm
m. eon.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ in at polutntoht “refill“
’l‘ltzpoer thhl trill

era and brill you hmeett. .A‘ ;

ii that is nut atl‘h

 

 

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0: box.
3 111; the It! With
it 013;. have it in the Earh-
reloads m would
at which the in lowing la e analytic
A made by it. .lilneey. Phi .cllslul‘at. ,
9:151. Mamhum or agricultural Elnora ;,
meat station: .
7:10;. 7 "
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