ane‘rtmné a“. Jam... .. .
‘ iloshen, Mans”
Solutnns.
is the guest of Alden‘
I , The Men's (‘iub of St. Paul's Church
5 is scheduled to meet this evening.
it
' O ' "" .
I you can James Smith, oi the Highland House,
1 USE
Don’ t' Knock
ai‘nétm u.
at
St. John’s Lodge. A. F. and A. M.,’
will meet this evening in their rooms
in Wall street.
i ....
Buckingham Post. W. R. 0., will
lllold the first regular meeting of the
month this evening.
_ A
"EVENING SENTINEL TESL?
PHONE CALLS Ii
ga-a-—Newa Department 'I.
A dong—Business Department.
lure—Branch Office, Nor-walk
I890 I—Editor's Residence . I
‘729-5—City Editor’s Residence . .
Amzl Wuleur and Jack Ward, of
Norwnlli. will play the second game in
. . a pool series tomorrow night at Monte
Chrieto parlors.
An annlv eruary muss oi requiem will"
be celebrated at St. Mary's Church [0‘
morIow morning at S oclock tor the
late Mrs. Patrick Fitzmaurice.
‘Hy... . .. M... 4.4.4.1
Horace. it. Nush wants to explain to Joaeph McLoughlin.
you the ntlvai (ages of a pneumatic wa “root;
tet- system in country
houses. Soc udv.
of Chapel
will spend the evening .In
6" suburban Bridgeport, where he will attend the
“’l theatre performance at the Park City
l'i'heutre. I
.....
A. ll (‘tnu ot‘ t‘heatnut street, went
to GIeenileld, Macs. yesterday. to atI' Mater Carglll. who has been ill for
. tend the burial services of his aunt. the past three weeks In very much im
.- _ I' . _ Mrs Lizzie Boy istou .proved and will be out tomorrow if the
" -*----- line weather continues.
H D Deuscher 0‘ Utica. New Yorlt. take up his old duties as reporter now
~ , who was tot met ly a resident of New ever for a week or no. .
Cannon, and has many friends in The
;. Norwalka was a guest yesterday of .l.
' Emory Steven-a. '
Mrs. Carl A. Harstrotu will so to
, I New York tomorrow and on Saturday
' W , morning she wli call for Europe to be
M the special business mew“ °f gone until August. She will meet her
the South Norwulk iluptiat Church daughter and non Franoea and Eric,
thin evening. a pulpit committee will who are now "“0““! in Europe and
,“’”°‘“‘°" ““1 ““ "‘“mhm ‘Wll' the trio will continue together until
ed m “'3“ ‘0 ““9““ Ijtbeir return home in the fall.
The directors and other oftlceta of
tho 8 h N lit 8 q B it til Yesterday marked the fiftieth anni
out orwa m “3" an on .. versary oi the establishment at the
e City- National Bank will attend in busineaa of Raymund a: Son in Nor
cbbdy tomorl ow afternoon the funeral walk. The business in still Raymond
. M the ““3 Henryfieymour .[it Son. but the proprietor was the son
.in the that establishment. The firm
' , has been very auccentnl and have
, Wblat Club have gone to Bridgeport ,_ ,
Edible afternoon where they are being done buainmln Norwalh for ‘ long
‘ entertained by Mra Rudolph Lenti- time.
aoher. at her home in Koaauth streeti'" The Norwalk Athletic Club will give
a auppcrthia evening in their room:
in Wall street. The affair promlsoa to
be a bi: auccess. A number of the
members of the Stamford Athletic
Club will come up and it is promiced
that they will be royally entertained.
Matters pertaining to the sports at one
. .Cheater I). (luyer has returned ‘to coming season will be discussed.
a“. company. “Miss New~ York“ J?:l“l Now that IN"!!! hill malty com.l
" bionic thla week at Jeraey City.aftor the wtreet commhaloners of the tilt
JWWM ""“m cm W“ M“ W“ forent citiea are about to begin their
re. Thaddeus (layer and calling on
3.; .crusade to clean up the atrocta after
I old friends in South Norwalk ' , “ 'tho long winter in Norwalk the work
In. James Gin-con and bliss Cecil 1'” already begun “d the city atrocta
.w will be put in the best of care. The
may; :ft $231 13:? APIIH;"£JI‘:: hollow apotc in tho roadbod will be
‘ ' ,fllled with crushed atone of a fine
that street. They will go to liar:
‘ this afternoon fora few daya': vie “ml" and will 1” ”W‘M‘ Other
bro ramming to their borne n y
The members of the Ladies‘ United
‘ The Banner Socini Club will hold dil-
her of its pleuaant aeaalons at the
me of Mrs. Amelia Hull No 7 Bite"
gunk street. this evening All membdrrt'
d friends are most cordiltily invited
h be present.
lithe Connectlcnt company in Win.
electric um cable to Manmti .tna
. Kaylee ialand, and a
mint iliiiliili
Allow m
l house: on the promised mire
, it to be antler around abolit; the
I cud must be completed: vb:
, ii. at which time the ole: W mill
' c‘ or Hurtfor‘d begin ‘dtci
‘ ‘ minim”
He will not-
improvement! it: good
in than ‘
neat! cuter acommou cold or trouble
.and thodnnpcrofmrtinn
to ”duct yo lcogent: amps and deadly
droplet
The competitivelyn meet introduc-
den of Siroiln the mood swlu pm
curl tion (or all ailectiona of the throat
do! lungs—and at a preventive of the
more seriouc contequonou at no loot
war mirtreatment. often worn ban
the amour—hos placed this great no:—
edy within the ranch of all.
Ii roii‘a‘. that
throat and
was”. consonant
ape-ii
not 7‘!
forth it
run “30”” comm. 365 Canal It... New Yeti
specialists oil! tori c
on. Pnc moo a o
allot her a contour of the air tpau-
ow for sale biy l
TH_E* CONNECTICUT GUIDE.
The Connecticut Guide has again
made ltii appearance and in for sale
at. all the news etundn. it has many
new features which will prove of
great value. Among them are the
Connecticut baseball schedule, show
ing where each team plays" every day
and "a railroad map which will be of
meat value to the traveling than.
and to thoroughly corrected up to the
loot minute. Thin little book has
grown more popular with every inane.
and Ito buolneae man can afford to be
without it on his deck for ready rel'
crencc. Not only are all the trolley
and steam road timetables given in
the moat convenient form. but also a
complete hotel directory of all the
leading hosteiriea in Connecticut. The
Guide is especially designed for the
{the of the busy man and that it in
meeting the popular demand thous-
duds will testify Do not depend on
‘ an old Guide: but be allure and get the
latest little.
-—'i‘he_re'a no for a core
nooiccpgleotrio Oil.
pure-Inn: a low boom Relieve.
ac cpncoribed by the laadIF’
I.
uy prooorcbi: write to the so mm .
”a ‘me 7.
Midi? for.
all)
circuit to: colon; the trade. retclle
will bi in the midst of a period of
terod lent the busieot portion of the
5min businesa, as the atraw hat trade
in ptfiapect and all the fail comply
lino: tI €011]!er
tion will be presented by the fall
Problem and the trade will be required,
on color before, to exercise their been
08! Jul snout in making tell pnrohaaoa
‘ in both soft and stiff hate there in n
radical! change in the style tendency to ‘
an orient that has never before been
ediy rE
could i xperlencc, for the era of rudicab
ly not
could.‘
The} trade baa [anguished too long in
the stagnation of staple atyletl and
altrewi‘
will ciao welcome the new era. signify.
tivity even if it does not require that
the reel ulred novelties.
new inlahec new colors and new
chapel and retallera will find it neces-
aary t carry more diversified Itoclts
than heretofore.
will hit populnr‘in nil sectionMi-u‘bl
beaver, commit-up. kettle-finish 5M Ill
hairy textures. Emit "toilet;
its his own doclolon, according
no Inlatter wbfirp you to. WI
purl. clean. moment. coarhi
Incl
. ii the woman, tbpt, Rap-
M is Manama the bottle.;
Anni ,-
voraliied interests with attention oonv .
rial ably the moat permanent now g":
equaled and this situation to undoubt- f3 :
. e best condition that the trade _‘
I styles ”wtll atlmuinte busineaa "
lmmetrsely as no other agent possibly f
retailers will encourage in or .
cry Vi y poaaible the prospective develr ‘
opmeit of novalty sheets in both still ‘3:
and “i it hats-nnd the manufacturera‘» .
ing. at} it does. lucrenued business ad. I
they txert their ingenuity to produce
in tort hats there are new fabrics. i
The rough m
‘alabtly.’
. 1 A detailed "glow of the velour hat
,sltuathat no published in the
_ arena but month and the develo
Irolcnodtolutmontbelceue.
“Woman wh
I“ i ' dialing"
manta.
in; and your love for the
disuniuiah betw
no. will dad in
Wat-ts a higher deem of onillty. a more cactu-
structlon. neter bolero reached i popular priced not
When you no then new W
bean
Although women have learned
Waiata at moderate brim h
mot ctylcs oollpm any prev
mI’Dnr prince rand! from no m
not assortment la is our 01.93
our ‘ tiprina line of
to expect beautiful
re. this rim." ar-
me
it each. but our bit
it ”25 valued. .
i
inaqu~ “w . c
mun-r
,
be mostly “VoMfib black brown and
pearl and more uncanny hate havlna
has been brought out. The bat is a
colt felt. having a rather high crown
:‘o—Amm
masz hummumn .4- . «but! I. mwmmm cm W». wmmltm mwmwsu.wummlnl and. ammonia. 1+1”!le
‘rt-Ie PINIaIit-zo Paoouor.
solid underbelly of any one of those with sunken tip and in the original 111- HW "CW England Diff"! FNm 80m.
colon. with long. white hairs distribut-
od thickly over the cannon.
Then wool beta will be popular to a
limited extent and the beautiful color
eifcdta in mutual make the» very
obl-
In“
of the pact thirty days confirm the
prediction thht they would sell in larg-
er returns than ever to: the tall trade.
For I. mail and authentic analyst:
at the latent bct. situation more are
The Ninth hail. the velour- and the
wool beta will be sold mostly in the
, staple crane crow. negllaoe brim deg
slm— the lint two almost oxciuaive
ly so mortise iaat mentioned to a con-
aidcrabic extent. ‘
in the atapla felt. telecoms will pray
. dominate in medium low crownA wide
brim dealrna. but dance We will
succeed the pencil curls P011. with
matched trimmlnaa‘ and conduit alto
one or two medium shades of brown
will be the leading colon.
Just what elect. if any, the nbw
Knox bat. introduced an the “Sevilla,”
will have on the developmen‘f of the
soft bat atrial to impossible at this
early date to determine with any do
me of aunranee.’
"are nine. each a radical innovation
is" left In.
$5 per'l‘on
.exvaa panda cha no. it “01'
near. or an an vow. DlLch
aaao m voua am. not a
van. in wear vou waur
vmc‘fi'rma or we who
volt voun name.
n on been many]
troductlon has a flat brim of medium
width although the name crown in
used in deeixna having pencil curl and
danae brims. The lines of the bat are I
not exactly new. a number of very
. elmilar designs having been produced
in the poet in stiff hatc.1‘here never
has been any demand for ouch a shape.
however, from the stiff bat rambles
that have made that appearance from
time' to time. .
The ahape is much more desirable in
its present form an a well stunned soft
bat and it baa been cleverly introduced
- under the moat auspicious circuit:
atanoea, with the prestige of Amer-.1-
ea'e cpl-enter retail hatter behind it.
Glowing report; from the Knox stores
in New York have been received. re~
sardine thediret few daya' nice. and
Knox agents in a number of cities" atato
that the new style has been received
with unusual favor. The most autism.
nai models a null tatyimonlbls
'iort to realign on. no ntrdduetldni in
high cla'c'h anion and titan-lie develop
ment for a more popular conmtuency.
Such an introduction. and a forceful
one. the "Sevilla" has had it will unv
doubtcdly appear in a number of bit
tall temple liner of canola mom
tutors and the result will be watched
with considerable interact everywhere.
There in now no uncertainty react-d-
in; the low crown. wide brim stifl bats.
I Tim me cold well during the spring
in a number or the lam citiea more
capecially in the out. and their influ-
ence will gradually litch in acope
until they become the accepted vogue
as. a can bat novelty in all action.-
Tbey have been produced in extreme
dtmcnaions. and: as “A and has
inches, but these deciles are too radi-
cal and will be very limited in sales.
although they serve an excellent Wr-
posc in makingtholx and on 1-9;
incite. cppacrvcooumtivc.
TRAVELERS
Liability Policies
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1.1M. bayton &Co.
maritime! Alto unlit. aware
I mauve
I“ shaman... accu- Net-walk. at.
Ironwoowacttlnulmcriwoa'
Iiiyonrdmlitl. Ilyonarclntcmtad
in a Without» your cav-
Pal-ta of the country.
One of the charming thingis about
New England is that it. la. in some to-
sport: the moot finished petition of
the country. There is here the some
of the benign work of Time.
Everywhere, even in the midst of
the moat flourishing and. progressive
cider and town, there are examples
of the work and evidence: of the lives
of the lantern—old homes, rowa o!
stately elm trees. old bananas build-
lnes with their queer gable dude to
"the street; while over and anon there
are still to be encountered men who
adhere to the dress and [cabins of life
cut-mutton or three generation: ago.
There are everywhere reminder. ot
the glory that was. There are many
homholda that are conducted almost
aria the colonial times. Supper lb
yet the evening meal throughout rural
New England and in a wildly Stupor»
tlon oiling city name. “icon; and it
is not only copper in name, but the
maroon are: served in the same
manner.
What are called primitive custom-
survive. The curfew rings from
litany church ateopiea. though lantern
ey-ta practiced with mpect to the or-
dering of lights out at the some time.
The district school exists everywhere
in the more remote and mailer one
tions. The town academy has not
wholly surrendered to the modern
high school. A majority of the fauna
are etiil worked as great-grandfather
worked his. though ml. in cited colo-
ly as a pictorial element of charm.
not an in industrial fact to flaunt.
The New England style of awhile»
ttu‘e gives way to more modern con-
ceptions with atubborn alownoaat
Moat of the country churches are re-
dolent with "section of the storied
past, and the echoes from the pulpit!
often carve to cinnamon the lllualol.
The old-tadiioned gentleman and lady
are present at every chumh service
and at every village inaction. We
cling to the memories and the habits
or the pact, and by to doing we ons-
peratc the more promo-lye am
our yonnm people. But we who an
charmed with than survivalc, and be-
lieve that they are among the vain-
' able acacia of New England. believe
that we flooded” a more tolerant
cplrit with refcmnoe to them. when
ton chain“! of Commerce.
m
K. or ofocuvattriou av TOI-
, RINGTGN OPINION MAY .
The ciabtccn'tb'onanal mica of
the Concealment Overall. W
‘or donation. will convene in can
OM been at Tort-lbw o'a Nelda!
marbles. Icy “h. 1011. at 10:00
,. mm Imbaubudinatom
'33“ Ml! him to two «10M
themhdhnmnandapfl
hull: ‘
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