Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 13, 1911 · page 2

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. MlNES. Montreal W22 23 1 .489

o Summons! distortion the Sill £33?” ”W1; :3 ‘32:

Wine all SilmlnoSotimday 81M“ Providenoom'mmls 31' "326
nbythescorodtntoolnnslow -

dunintemstlnz some: 3611“” PM“ ’ Vector-liars 3mm.
m the Sprinzwoodnund healiowed Baltlmor 2 Jenna Cl 1
mlyuew heartening nus Milletho an; fir wyl " '
Wilma: hammered Dickens all u f” ' a or: '
mjer the iiold. All the Springwoods “9”“ 8. ”WW 1‘
W m“. Win: one with them and Montreal 0. Rochester 5.
wood it to good ndrnntage and -
W mention may he made of Bar- Moonfioworo om: Mohawkc.
onto: the Springwooda who Secured The Mooofloworu doleatod the Mo
1.53 We hits. and finalise“, the Spring— hawks, by the score oi 19 to 7, yester-
W'.m1hird baseman was right day. The lineup:
M_.ln scoopingihom up and uccepi- Moonliowers—J. Renhdri, «3.; J.
‘ em chance Wilhelm on error. Mackuy. it; W. Magyar. 1b.; 8. Kelly.
Next Saturday afternoon the 3b.; M. Suniulo, 5.9.; A. Dokuo. rig A
magmas will play n learn from Soltez, oh; A. Warm. 2b.; J. Rod-
’i‘llo Lockwood Manufacturing Com- way, if.
MohawkafiL. Duspor. 13.; ll. Wargo,
L. Barrios 1b.. W. Dayan, 3b.; .1

, funny. made up of players who will
grenment that notary in the loomjn;
“dogma! some is expected Thelllnyliss. 2b.; 1.83.1133; ill; J. langyol,

‘ will banished at the SpringWOOdjrfq D. Kenna, cl.; A. Wargo, lr.
_ ion Mon mn1
mlla. formerly ol’ the Mayflowers. Moms. ll; Omithviiiu. 4.
'1 l b” “e" m a Sprlnwow "mm“ The Dunedin and the Smithvillon
find in will comer third base ior the;

éplaynd an enrolling name or ball. Sim-

Sprhixyioods. With him on third and 3113 afinrn o m Daffodil ‘ 1
nusmnmmnthesmnrmdalnl y M“ ‘3 “mm“

{the game after an inn! bottle by the
field will he 5' sully strengthened lscore of 9 to l. The room by innings

land lineup follow:
anifodlla ........ 0 00

 

 

 

Noroton A. 0., 7; So So. 6.

. in mm 911th meme“ “10 Smithvlllos ..... o 00 lo 0 1 1 1-1-4
.m a. 0 shared it over on theloaiiodilo. smulwum.
inflo- ivy a 7 i0 6 «tore in the tent“! do Smith ................. n. Lathnm
dating. after u oioae, 11mm: W- (‘htcher
“Phil“ like $113 curtain-3 1G? 30 3059.1. Lions. 1. lion . ......A Tucker
lithe first inning, when Nomton sour-131113113}-
but things Wm evened all WOW iJ. Holllns ................. a. Week:
tho ae‘rond inning was over the score“ First base.
being «i to 4. Below the Norotou “lrennan’ ............... E. Leary
mm.- was hammered out of the 110: Second have
no allowed two more runs Mm the L Flore ................. w. Tookor
third inning both teams settled donn Short flop.
am! also Morin: am. done $113 the 9‘81"“ J. Hoyt J. Lyon: ......... W. Toohar
inning when the score was again 119“ Third base.
a 80 So blunder No WM “me ’" .1 Wilmott ................. C. Smith
ill! ninth. but the game was finished Right held
nineteenth by a Norman Navel” “11° J Bortine ............... a. Jennings
11 2 Ma.“ of alumni; out every Um“ , Center nerd
15o not up at the bat. when he made 1: 1111...... ... ......... é. Anddnon
m oi‘ tho but him of the Me: 39“ ‘ Left nerd.

. .- 11132119111311 on second. Bucla, plichin,l
~ tor the So Son had quite a few strilw-
huts till he was handicapped by ll"-
has hit on his throwing arm in if

Mm“.

‘NOBWALK MY NURSERY "SOUR;
”RATED.

 

 

”on...

Name 6mm and Min Juliethl
1-inch Elected Director in Place

film inning Roth the Norman plirli 1
m wore 'reely hit New Sunday the
913 So: line up against the ntrofig'
South Ends of Bridgeport. 3
I . Th6 Tomlin meeting oi the directorm
Of the Day Niven”! Amclailon WM!
.iieid yollerduy afternoon ill 3 o‘clock
‘in the South Norwalk. Conventional

 

CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

 

Tum Standing.

Won bout RC.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

. 6 Church. All business or lmporuncn
‘M‘mi ' """""" '25 1" ' ll i was nonunion. Min Juliolin Hntoir
iii. ””9“ """"" 23 iii ‘5?“ ’ Was glacier! to lake the place of Mr-
mm -------- £2 19 '5‘” Charles S. Mwlorluud an director.
1” PM” .........1 :9 '5‘" The (lineman denim to “prom their
Walton ------- 29 ff “38 appreciation to their many friend.
mil ------- ‘9 "1 “'75 who have made damiom lo the nuo 5
WORM” --------- "3 23 ”9 Marlon. Among the donniiona for the.
. my“. 1 1‘ 27 '3“ out month are nix crib shoots. ton
face and nix dish towel: from iho
NV livfn.?‘{l;r3;::|: Whitsocvar Circle of Kinx'n Dauxh
of; own 39» one d rain tern of the South Mon-milk Gunman-
r anneal p ’ ' tionnl Churrh; rhlidm'o undorwenr,
Mn. N. Bl. (lion-on; nix hand town“,
N‘“°~”‘ LIABUI. hm. Merriam: clothing. Mrs. M. iii. .
'" Matthews; mild“: uproot. Mrs. ”army
1 l
Tum ’ :36 "who“ 1’ C. ill. :Kont; hairy (‘Mr and owing. inn.
, a? 13 633' c. 3. fluefnrlnnd. Philip Flowing no
,_ . ‘ Chicago """""" ii iii ‘62” onion hill ”Mom {or the wiring of the
“‘1' York ' " """" :51 20 .608 MW homo. churning ”only 101' tho in»
mm!" ”m“ " “““ 27‘ 22 trill mini and. which finally ammo
pimrg Ilntllltil‘,n 3 i931 m‘fl'
af- Loni: " """" f‘ :7 ‘i’ll ii on with rap-oi that the new)»
“wiu‘l‘i """"" 2 fl gm won or the letter or mini-lion or
1 ", ”WW“ W1: 3" j)“ him. John B. Nowhnd. um mud». hm.
WW“ .............l.. 9 "‘ unwind on non of tho moot nimble
, W _ _ \Hilflllit‘l to tho n‘uoointion.
Cl c'hgggrrgl ’83:"? . drum hominid and lorry-om ohlidmn
flail“: r ‘ i ammo z ' arm and for by tho minor: in
7 q iioliion ll tho in! lam month. In lilo monitor
’ of rhildm loom in the norm the
fhlhoolohluil, 3" mm " 511mm mill? Merv-noon aim. it
M . .1,‘ ‘ lnriiluilou in mind and halo the lull“
Yum .gndng, l1? motflhullom.
Won um," no, Una dollnr Annually mm» our; :1
q, ........... “a7 15 :11; mm of tho omnintlon.
my“ W30 11 ' .533 ”PM «momma limo nil tin! D"!
W24 20 .513 Mm” AWMfimflomM
w W“ 32 M van dimmed rainwamormand
‘ “mm,“ 32 .532 mu womanly mm by In mo
‘ ..........ail a; ‘3“ million mooring. lo mum and My
. 7 33 up more the Narnik im' Rumry. loco»
. . . . . . . .‘l
. g a. 320 mow! r11. olootlou «(1m thou
....... ... i
, mmi of old Mmu- on" vlirwinu 1 m
‘ _ ‘ Vnterdoy'l “will. look piano urin- Whilst: this meeting all
«an» t. Wanhlnnlon 0. mm
M York 4. Clovolnnd 1.
mission. 1. Si. Win 0. .
W '5 W.‘""......E.... Asthma Asthma
Him" ovum 11' 1:!
SIM“ man! 4’ 3 at RIM l I!!!”
' linmhfioointioi 119:! an “in; an
on animal am Brunei out
1"” Wm 411., Mm? will no a;
_ ”we
m........ .h‘d 39' “manhunflm
on will 1n- “W “3°1MWW1
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in so dwlcll islands

Within.

The main nu Willing R. mum-i, 1'

from the Boldioro‘ Homo at Woman

hie «llama yemrday to so to Norman

to not no halt hunting: and flowed

over to see his ‘lrloudn in Bridsolwi'i, ‘

who are identified with the W. C. T U..

or whichm; in 1 member in the sai- :

diets Home branch.

Mr 1!):va was one hundred,

years or age November. 1910. He
doesn't look it no in wall manual!»

home; his cheeks aro ruddy and his ‘1

brown eyes bright and keen: ill! hair.
though white. is thick enough to
prove that it was once luxuriant. ills

board in cropped. He has no wrinkle: ‘

and his hands do not show the in-

‘ flrmlty of use. Home“ well without ‘

glam; but is a little deal. ills mem-
ory is excellent. and he has much to
remember. for his hall been an oven:-
iul career. He won ordained a Math
odlal preacher when he wu twenty.
one years of ago and was the first
missionary in go in the heathen in

the Sandwich ifilnntln. having been.
went there by the “Shouting Mellie»,

disln" of Chicago.

He want there. in a sailing vowel. ‘.
”Loraine.“ about 1835. and won two‘
months on route. going by way oi (‘npe ,

Horn. «Ho remalnod lhem a your

00 0 S l 3~910no oi the thin” be accomplished

Will! maehlno' n unll‘m clue! to moi
from rho Bible.

The natives did not want him to go.
but he did, and trnvoled extensively.
visiting ovary kingdom of those days
excepi hum. When “the Civil Wnr
broke out he loinud tho Tooth Con-
necticut. Co. (l. and taught two yearn.

. lie was born in South Dover, N. i’.

His hulth has our been excellent
but a your ago he ind the whoopinz
cough, much to his diimi. no is
traveling alone and from 'hierlden will
go to Powwow-pull». “Why are you
to well and no long lived?“ he no
naked. "1 noun drank liquor and
have alwayu been o null eater." He
anion Wmmmmmm

- soaking of tin relation to the chow):

In «aid that he :dmlnmon mum
nlou onm warmth to hm". Ho
rays ho has a good l'rnvolinm Grun-
punion. and mm in: no widely.
mooning: hla Bniour. a

Last Mbninry ho mu undo an

, . {alueumm .ln tho 9 A. 11. ml
of Mn. "incur-land. 3mm“ hi: “"5““ will: .wmrowded wwrrithmod. but manur-

nrido. lie will hue it turmoil.

Ho, hnn boon iwloo mnrrlod and hu;
3 son and n daughter. on: m not
know ohm timer in Hi: no in
an engineer on board on booth on
minor utonmcr ion your. but «has not
been heard rmm Wily

lie firmly in a wry MW)!”
and looks or it he might live it who:
longer or loan lk- um he will re-
turn in Sophomher and molar mo' hot
Hall to tho. W. C 'l‘. U. hoodquurtorn.
in llriduonorl and Mr. and m! lilo».
who live aberrant whom he is fond.

HIV“ I“! ll till"
Ill ll “I'll.“

(Continued from ‘l'lm Put)

 

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lino hm. maul: worn onion in the
from man um; um its. pom:
moi which or» don-nod no voila
may ruilnd ihni i1» banning mm

him much sumo/ohm our thorn.

may did not know unill in" but it
on their home uni hon aural-oily tho:
hnd optioned injury.

‘l‘bo boll World/ed at About

hull of tho roof. tho will of life from
into inn gum! and out thrown the
from. or the house ill lilo corona floor.
to the porch roof. in in «room it (on
all lilo uhlnx‘lon at tho root. «mm
tho inmior of this grim! Imovhnt.
loononw lilo pimor of the room on
lilo amend floor, loro out tho window
curlogn and all but wracked lilo porch
rout. All thin Vbiifi. Hr. anti In.
Burch om untold in their living room.
wholly uncommon at tile» nmximlly oi
danger.

The ion in oowrod by innumno
hold with tho Taylor it Roldan WY.

All Rood ntmi honored from ill.
mock Tho oluoiriu lights mm Mm
ind going down but soon cum out
«lulu. ‘l‘ho homo on tho atom mm
mama to lholr ldnndntlinm.

Throughout the ontlro Mom in:

unhinlu m normally my

while the tumult thunder m deni-
onion. Thou who my hello“ to in
ill-on «no: woolen! atoms mum
lam”.

mil m in Mill Mil.
Lighting lulu um: arm 1!“ m

atrium: or m floor at
3mm ii in oils oil than army.

 
 
 

A earrings from the station stopped ‘
at the door or Mon. ‘1) Lampoon): on
mam street, Hridgoport, yam-w. .1 -

and n sprightly whifih‘nlrdd xentlo‘ ‘
luau dropped forth and was welcomed.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Thin mu was con- ,.
varied below bio Christian friend left. 1

mo,
and ammo; tho hours through Haul

 

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111 Ribbons
Our Itock of mm...
hitting 01' Plain moire
Funnies are oxcellent val-
aunt. ..............asc

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

Parasols
. .351: to $1
not: to in 98

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

Neckwoar *

butch Collars. Jabots anal
Bows. Popular Prices.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

who wand Sumy' in Jane has come on be known.”
Children' is Day. At this time the little folks are (expected to “
appear in their Sfirimt'r o'iltfiin all their eldersun Easter attire.
Lat whiny“? an Mandi?

 

, Black. White, Tana. variou

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

Hosiery
‘ ribs land Silk-Lisle, at.25c
‘Laclies' Hose, Silk, Lisle an

 
 
 
 
 

63112:, Black. White

Tons.“ .............:5.
'La’dien’ Silk Hose. Black an

Tans.only ...........soc
Better ones at ........ Snoo-

 

Kid Gloves
“Black. White and Turns,
at...................75c

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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am an chimney into on M tor;
moth" “use no time.

A boll of lightning nirucli ibe lighting
wires in Glandrnnlnx‘r We! lost
owning alum ulna o clock and Edwuli
Baum. lilo moi-r llqio clout. 1who
unopened to no mum; our lilo
switch box Me n “and ml: for the
door. which would have bun credits

bin to on. 931nm trick In The
light: m Ill out lull have boon nine-o
"W- in...

1 One of it. imoll trolley. in charge
of Moiornum Tower and Conductor
,ilurrocloosl nu mulled for wm- time
without 1mm :1 Ryan when. a but:
having mock the car, 11min; inio tho
grnlln. doing no «immune other than vrin
nun: lilo our and pulling out the llflhlfi
A n inlbor in lilo our No 91*. which won

 

led by the mulrr passengers. The our
in undornolug rennin in the W all

«root barn many
l (‘u in mm m be m llHniod one.
lln that it hnd mo millions in the storm
m1 evening A bull struck the var

when ii wt: um Orrin"! sir-oer in
illicit Merino nbout nino ociocl: and
litter the car lumped (be me! On the
Normal- the our um uniting the than
illno run. but on the second in: rioting
in on our: to Weldon". to unis: in
keeping on thr- Ichodulo of the Brian
l port which worn imam by the
1mm. The car wan returning iron: a
trip to Walloon when a enmity or
‘_und on the rum. mound Iii the four
lwhul- to no! a travel path. The car
in; no badly on than double mirhrr
290 with Momma» norm. Conductor

and tome chains wow mil to tho plume
to fill ir inch on the min. The: non.
bonded in iheir oblm nboui “:30 o”:
Mock. The ill-mod our on in churn-
oi Moiormnn linrphy and Condurior
Conroy on both condom.

William Antler-oil. nonunion rev

his hand on the roar oonirollor whorl
n duh «mo and a bolt pound through
this our and conirollor. Ho in 1mm
alirnlly mam (Ill. bill “and hill
‘rnn in A down nonunion. Hill mu in
M15” lam-I‘m mm all: morning.

A boil or lightning no down the
wiring oi lilo i’iumni flour lilo-rim.
in Wall Ili‘ool. which cymbal-mi mm
nint. and right into ilu stool box
whore the elmlmim, Frank Punbolil.
1m it Work iii lilo oiniuio machine.
ruling oil tho lull 11mm received
l‘ aurora burn on his right thumb and
in lorrlllc rhooli, but otherwm mm on
island All the ilnhi out out and
.consldoublo trouble um «Mom-ed
in getting the!!! lining and in nor-loll:
ordor «min Mr} lining» Mod one:
honour. and in in main”- lot inr-
ihnr mriormancfl

 

 
 

Tho my my moi low
mm the moat ml; moral! mo.
mbyihomlton, “mm h}
wall-mm. W homo
munuwmrlm or a»:
mwmwwmmmm
mlrm.mmmmnw
Wamflom “its

Kmnmm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Underwear for All

A. Dickerman 81 Son

84 Washington WNorwuk

 

 

 
 

NMlIMhttohnM

Kyle and lunmior Joseph Buchanan . ',

«ind quite a ball Ihnci; unity lulu! .
through the woods in lmion. ‘lio ind .

 

 

 

um lilli lilill

. WALL STREET. 102m 13. m.»-'i‘ho
mock minim wot irregular with a low-
ot‘ mono} hi the opening today. So-
nora woman “I dlmtai am»: the
ruliroud sienna. which now way imb-

iuinnlinlly. Nonhorn Pacific, St Pool
and Woman Mariano lost a point,

1 HIM Pacific 1nd Erie d. and Roldlntl.
Somborn Railway 11in. lg. Among lilo

mounts-inl- Mimic-n locomotive was

the "axon, inning a palm. Unliui

Slates Steel {inclined '31.. The copper

sham worn nlroon.

cam

WALL STREET, ii a. m.~~-—l"urihor
"alumni dmloned, rho hears having
661111100“th more“ in making, out
hug stock. at val-loot poinln. Canad-
lun Mrlnr sold 1 515 under yum-day‘s
Honing. and Erin lim 11m. ‘iiiltl Toledo,
8!. Louis O Western via. 1, Arrumu
lotion oi the Copper nooks ill the low.
or ilnmu brought out homo recovery
afterwards. but the representative
allure: did; not rally much.

 

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FOR VACATION

 

THE SENTI‘N EL

0hr E. ii! dlrajh (burn mg.

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Eniallllnhrh 1135?.

 

APPAREL FOR WARM WEATHER

Since hot wntlicr in upon us the first cmniiais in
dross are coolnm and comfort. Cool and simple gowns for
yachting. tennis, golf and house wont Cool waists to wear
under motor coats, for traveling and vacation use. .A very
scnsiblr Sad of the summor is the blouse of wall: silk, and
for that women are buying 1 '

STRIPE!) WASH SILKS IN WHITE GROUNDS
WITH NARROW LINES OF BLUE, LAVENDER.
GREENla NAVY, GRAY AND TAN

”' 39¢ a yard, 19 inches wide.

A fabric dainty m appearance and very agruablc to
wear, for shirt waists or the “casyanadc” kirnono Waist
with a couplcof seams. Also for men’s ’iiig‘llt shirts and
pajamas.

These silks wash admirably.

..

 

WOMEN’S SILK HOSE, SPECIAL.

WE HAVE A SECOND LOT OF THOSE soc
BLACK AND TAN SILK HOSE WHICH HAVE
BEEN ANXIOUSLY EXPECTED FOR SEVERAL
WEEKS.

THE SILK PORTION EXTENDS OVER THE
INSTEP AND WELL UP ABOVE THE BOOT TOP.

THE SOLES AND THE TOPS OF THE STOCKINGS
ARE 0!“ LISLE.

IN EITHER BLACK OR TAN, SPECIAL AT
50¢. FULL FASHIONED.

 

LAWN sniR‘r WAIST amps.

OF COLORED LAWN. TO WEAR UNDER LACE
OR VOILE. OR WHENEVER' A COLORED LINING
IS NECESSARY. THESE 'W‘ERE ORIGINALLY 50c
10c. TO CLOSE OUT.

Shirt Waist Section, second floor.

m

SPECIAL IN WHITE WAIST’INGS.

W.. STRIPED LAWNS. DOTTED AND FIG~
URED SWISSES AND NOVELTIES IN WHITE
GOODS SUITABLE FOR WAISTS AND DRESSES.

Igc, various up to 30¢.

PARASOLS TO GO WITH EVERY COSTUME. “
WHITE LINERS. PLAIN OR EMBROIDERED
FOR WHITE FROCKS.
PONGEES, LINED-0R UNLINED WITH COL~
CRED BORDERS.
HUNTERS‘ GREEN COACHING PARASOLS
1'" OR DRAPED. l
(‘ .JD SILKS WITH VELVET BANDS
AND GRIFFON DRAPING.

CHILDREN‘S PARASOLS IN VARIETY.

 

 

@112 E. ill. {Pooh Company.

 

 

 

E83.
Render- of The Sentinel loaning lhe

 

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3
city for tho mam mountain or:
null moons. or for Enron. can have;
it vent direct in thou by mil for4
any onion look-amour. weir: or
month. MCI-um am he Manual
on on» u denim! E

 

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House Dresses

Tho new about 11! House Bull: in winning nil norm
or complimenta. and there in no religion why a hollow
lloourr cannot horn hummer arm. comfort and
style. when ouch molly “room can he llilii tor no
little coal. Many oi limo Dream are in the one-
nleoo ntylo. Man square Ilmoh neck and lhrwnunr-
tor length alcove. Tho materials are good quality
Prmlo or Lawn. in mull atrlzm or dunner; also
blue-ll and while chock. Al. tho regular nriromtlfilh
«~11th nro rotnnrknhlo value. but till: m3 umoinl
“in 11m in Motion than you‘d pay for the making.

The N. E. Ryan Co.

at Wuhinxlon 8mm

 

 

 

 

REMEMBER in repuloiirm.

 

Snoopy Slyiululhemla

 

«warm

The top noicll of qualily in
in Shoo that in ”Hamil all
Through.”

You can buyillo pnriicnlu
niyla you‘mu lnllne Malibu

 

is Womble for your loot.
All: for the will
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN

Ii Whihii‘lfltun Show:
do. homo:

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

Sentinel or Let and wool Ads

Matter What Doctor
You May Go To

WET

or what loo you 1111?. you cannot go:
boiler sorrlro than no giro you.
We i‘fi‘lllli’ly (illlllfl‘lllmmi Orullmw
nradonio uhyuinlnun to examine
men and gunronioe' autiufnollou
Nil (‘llAliiilld Full EXAMiNh‘l‘lDN

ll? ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stanford. Conn.

mum Mon. a. Rat. Emilia. '

 

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