.‘.
in addition it is pure and
Other Clioquot Club beverages of flavor and purity:
Birch Beer
_ Sarssporilla
Blood Orange
Sold by but gum gmml/y.
pom doesn’t dapper: to Iran: than,
Clicqw! Club Wrap: art (and (would
to all under pom/5r.
The cucouor CLUB COMPANY BOTTLE ,
Millis. Mussehusetts
Clicquot Club
and refreshes in a
never seem to do.
or golf course it
pleasure.
good.
.Root Beer
lemon Soda
trim Two LARGE
Guess:
In” E Vt'nv
~ - not.
ItAIIds to,
of Summer Pastimesv
dry thirst, moistens the parched throat ,
(Hook-o Club)
GINGER ALE
Made from chemically pure water from the deep, cold Clicquot
15"Spring, with confectioners’ sugar. limes, lemon and flesh Jamaica
ginger—Chequot Club is safer for hot weather drinking than
any other beverage. It has a charm and sparkle of its own; and
the Pleasure:
GingerAle qu'enches
way water Orliquors
On the tennis court
helps out the day s‘
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Wash Goods
SALE
Never were Tub Dresses more popular than now. Never
were such handsome goods to be had for Tub Dresses. Never
such large variety of fabrics suittble for Tub Dresses.
1
Bargain Price.
Printed Foulards, We
Value I90. Having made a fortunate purchase of these popu-
‘lnr goods at a cut price, we offer them to our costumers at this
Linen Suitings, 250
Value 35:. In White and most desirable colors. Last season
. «these same goods were sold st 35c.
Printed Lawns,
84 Washington
130101“ WOMAN WHO REFUSED "‘I’O
SLOPE.
, NEW YORK. Juno 16w linesuse Mrs.
" Malls tie llrueols, 20 users old. ro
m to olops with him. John Omens
W into the restaurant where she
in employed. today, pushed aside the
“Mt the held to her breast. and
Mt her through the heart. COVMIM
”he moorietor oi the‘restaursnt with
‘ traitor, Omega then tied and has
Wt. st been arrested. this said-t0
' {other of sisohillirsn.
Short lengths Wash Goods st greatly reduced prices.
Silk F oulards‘, 640
Rsinproolmwnter will not spot.
we Give 3. s. u. Trading Stamps
A Dicker-man 8: 8011’:
Telephone
Sc, 1'00, 12%.0
Si..So.Norwalk -
«s
«m... aaaaaa
NRIDHEPOHTIRH ”EEK NURWALK
T0 WED IN MAY.
Four Bridgeporters in no effort to
got away from the worries and outer
nought About On manning any». and
to melt quietuilo. stole of! to Nowell;
during May and were quietly msrrinli.
linturnii to Town Clerk William Thom.
as, or tartaric-port, show that Eduard
Stewart. A machini‘nt with the Arm
ltron; Nunulnrturlng 00., hoarding st
108 Organ street. on May I) wont to
Nowell: with his boarding mistress.
Mrs. .liissie Walk, st widow, and one
mnrrldd by Justice of the Phone Joliu
W. Gordon. (in they 21 Rev. Stephen
till. Chemistry, pastor of St. maintains
Church. of Booth Norwallt. united in
marriage Miss Jeannette 'l‘oih. dough
tor of Anton and New Toth, or
firinsuoort. and swollen Minds, :3, son
at emotion and Mary Locus
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OPTICAL co.
Broken Lens-n Duplicated and Ground
While Vou Welt.
PRESCRIPTION! FILLED AND HE-
PAIR WORK NEATLY DONE
EYES EXAM l NED FREE
Olden Mouth-0 s. m. to 6:80 p. to.
Monday and Saturday evenings until
9 p. m.
umrso sANiI suntomo,
Mutts Nomllt
.._ 0.... twwilm ..,......—m~.. Iwrflw—W m
A Comfortable
Armchair
is a waterline and cosy return tor young
or old when tired Ind ussry. We carry
is splendid line 0! very comfortable
Armchairs, upholstered in leather and
vntlous shades of velour. They are
not only oomlortshlo to the hotly. but
exceedingly ornamental to the eye.
We also entry A complete line of violi-
er and funny Rockers, suitable for
any room or hull. ‘
A. J. ANGEVINE 8t
SON 00.
"MI WASHIHQTON ST.
Emits}: eyelet embroidery is new
the it continued lever and is molest
hourly nooulsr for lllltiml worn first
‘ Sentinel want ads. bring results.
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” 'rssm Landing.
Won Lost no.
Hartford ...........26 15 .634
New Haven ........24 19 .558
Bridgeport W23 20 .535
New outrun .... . . . .2’2 20 .524
Northampton .......21 22 .488
Sprlnslleld ........20 «22 m3
Waterbury .........19 24 .442
Holyoke ............15 28 .349
V
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
_,..__.
Tum Standing.
Won host P.C.
New York ......... 3'1 fill .635
Chicago . .......... 32 19 .027
Philadelphia ....... 32 21 .004
Pittsburg .......... 29 28 .058
St. Louis H... ..... 27 '24 .029
Cincinnltl ......... 24 29 .453
Brooklyn ........... 20a 3?. .305
‘ Boston ......... 13 41 .241
conuiserreur Lessee.
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Yesterday's Results.
Bridgeport, 0, illirtford l.
Waterbury 4, Northnmuton 2.
Springfield 0, New Haven 4.
'tlolyolto ii, New Britain 0.
Yesterday's Results.
Danton S. Pittshum 'l.
llrookiyn l. Ginhishistttl.
- Foil-imprint i. Chlonso o.
< New “hook 3.3m. Mills 0.
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AMINO: N LEAGUE.
M
Vmsrday' s Baum.
ii New York 5, Motto.
Boston «I. Closelsnd 3
Washington ‘ St. Louis 7.
l‘hilndslphlnu niosgo; ruin.
L-.. ..
EABle 7' \GUE.
Teen 0... ...uing.
Won Lost RC.
Rochester .......... 3?» 14 .Tit
Baltimore .......... 30 “.20 .000
Toronto ............ 28 22 .500
lluli'nlo ........ , . ..22 22 .000
Montreal ...... ,. . .23 23 .500
Jersey (‘lty ........lil Si .442
Newark ............ ll} ill .340
Providenro ........ ill 33 .327
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Yesterday's Results.
Baltimore 1. Providence 0.
.‘ilontroul :1, liulfslo 1.
Rochester ll, Toronto 3.
Newnrkoersey City; wet grounds.
ITAR OF COLUMllA CIRCLE.
Mrs. A. Slice Elected Chief Companion
and Miss Dollhlmy IllIbCMfl.
The members of Star of Columhls
Circle, No. 253, hold their quarterly
meeting. last evening. in Mystic Chain
hall. The following ollleurs were
elected-
Pest
Duffy.
Chief Companion—~31". A. time.
SuhChlet (kimpsnlunw-Msrie Dole!
lssmy.
Recording Secretarywusrgsret Kon-
hotly.
F‘lnnnrlsl
ItOlllIlIlll.
Trenmrror-».\‘lrs. Harry Webb.
Right tinitlowurs. Merriam.
Loft Guido—Jim O‘Brien.
inside {word-«amino Cuddihy.
Outside Gum-omit” Emerson.
'l‘runloemlilrs. Delohsutr.
They iIIIO nominated tliilsl Comvnn‘
ion Mrs. Anus time s: delegate tor the
coming convention to he held in Al-
bsnl‘. ll. Y.. and nominsted Kathryn
l‘lufly as nltotnsto.
Wm”... aw
KNOGKED DOWN UY AUTO.
(inlet Conipsnlonwllnthryu
Ssomtuymfllumiu Mc-
Mueh some by Mishap.
was struck and prohshly totsily
D. Holbrook. or Terminus.
Waterbury hospital where late
night his condition use oritlosl.
satin shirts.
, 113"an Inllll‘ltld.
mwmflwy immmw-wmm
Tum attending. '
. Won Lou RC.
Detroit ............:u 17 has,
Philulelnhls. " 17 .003'
m ............uu 22 .590
N, York .....,....27 22 .051
Chouo............2i 21 .533
Clovelsnd .........2s 34 [.370
Wuhlnstou ....,.,..19 33 .360.
8!. WI. nessssiio-ls ’7 .302
, 908815068.
, chlltislid owns" their uniiollot ilud given
Driver of Car in Isymour Amidsnt
sermon, Juno mam... Ryan.
so employs or the local cotton mill.
ln~
lured yesterday, on he was on his uni"
home. by an automobile driven bi! M
Ryan’ I
shall who crushed sod he use probably
internally injured. He was taken to a
lost
He
is tilltitil‘lv‘d your! old. Hollis-ooh ms
pissed under arrest and reissue under
$1000 bonus petiole: the listeners at
E ”I‘M-.mwm m .9... mm..." "PW“...
T’HE ".BO‘V EVANGELIST.
A rate trout is lit store. tree to all,
in The Pleasant Hour Theatre, Nor-
will. fllundny, June 18th, at 3 um
The services of the Buy Evangelist
ofNewl York have been secured for a
series of mole lectures.
80 apathy is he in dom'snd that it.
was only by the efforts of those es-
pecially interested in his work, and
listing some influence, that he could
be secured.
0min as a skeptic and the delight
of his tunnel professor he route. in
content with some Bible students
who oionvinced hltu o! the truth of the
Scriptures. lie found them, not only
hermiinloul, but an Impregnshle l0r~
fortress wh rightly divided, as St.
Paul counseled Timothy. ll. Timothy.
2: 5.
The confidence thus obtained tilled
his hililn with a tie-on love and rever-
10000 for his Creator. which is moot
fest in his «most endeavor to bring
to others the Joy and men he now
litany Christians who have listened...
to him. have had their spirit’uslity‘
deepened sud strengthened.
Mains honest skeptics have found.
that the evidence he presents us he
lll‘ol‘flifi scripture in: scripture. has
them Instead a loving trust In 0 God.
whom he proves to he one of love us
well its justice, wisdom and mwer.
He declares «won his topic. "The
Destruction of This World." when
rightly understood to he in harmony
with the love, of God.
‘l‘liu lectures are free. No collections
are lllllod. All are welcome. except
rhilmr'en unattended hy parent o.‘
uuurriisn.
i
illiilll illil iiiliililii
i I
Mrs. Frances L. Prescott.
Mrs. Frances [A l‘reiioott‘. Widow of
the isle Churles ll. Prescott. passed
sway at her home. at 4 Golden Hilli
street. yesterday, after a short lumen}
The new: of hot demise came so a do
cidodi shock to her many lrlends who
were lshorlnx under the impression
that she would survive what they
ihouuht to lie a slight illness. She is
survived by seven nhlldmu, who are
Howihrd R. Prescott, Charles .1. Pros-
eolt. Carlton C. Prescott, Marshall l3
Pmsrott. Miss John F. Prescott, Mrs.
8. ill Wilkley and Mrs. Add Smith.
The ilunnrsl ”wines will he held, aun-
usy Afternoon at 1:30 o‘clock, from the
isle resilience. Rev. Frederick A.
Colt-tum will emulate ill“! the inter-
ment will hollow in the Riverside
nemiilery.
Mary 0. Gsty.
Miss Mary C. (lsrvey. daughter of
Alexisndrrr Garvey. dim! at 4le home.
in, Clonneotlcut limtlE. yesterday. lit
the use of forty-night years. Elie is
surniived by s lsther and one brother.
Tholnss Garvey. The tunerol services
willlhe hold treat the resilience of her
(other on Butunlny afternoon at 3
o‘clock. Rev. Frederick A. Coleman
TrillioIIIclsto and the interment, will
follow in the Riverside Cemetery.
mm
‘ l Funsrsl 0! Thomas Mlnoaus.
The remains of 'Ehomns lilinogue,
who died at the Grace Hospital in New
listen and whose remains were
brought to Norsmiit yesterday, «were
tutti n this morning to New Britsln tor
interment by Noemi Director George
it. i ymond. The deceased was a
Civil War veteran.
W
1 Funeral or Msry Carter.
'llho funeral settlers of Mary Cm-
tori wits of Edwin Curler, who died at
the home at her healthier. Mrs. AIL
’I
Uh? A fit mesh diathermy
Esldhllshrh 185?. .
THE LEADING MAKES IN REFRIGERATORS
THE WHITE MOUNTAIN IS ONE OF THE
OLDEST MAKES, AND HAS PROVEN ITSELF To
Room OF THE “MOST SATISFACTORY. IT IS
SHOWN IN OAK AND FINE OASES, WITH GAL-
VANIZED sTEEL, ENAMEL AND WHITE STONE
LININGS. _
APARTMENT HOUSE, AND AND ‘
HOUSEHOLD MODELS. $24UPWARDS.
THE Maxims REFRIGERATOR WE RECOM—
MEN!) HIGHLY FOR ITS DURABILITY AND RE- .
FRIGERATING QUALITIES. THIS MAY BE HAD "
IN EITHER OAK OR ASH cAsn, WITH LINING OF
OPAL GLASS, PORCELAIN ENAMEL, OR GAL-
VANIZED STEEL. IN MANY STYLES AND SIZES,
FROM THE SMALL CHESTS TO LARGE‘FAMILY
BOXES. 055:: AND UPWARDS.
OAK CASES WITH STONE WHITE LININGS AND
REMOVABLE ICE RACKS
I
Ice capacity, 95 pounds, $32.00.
no $38.00.
110 $50.00.
150 $55.00.
I75 $67.50
OAK CASES. SNOW WHITE ENAMEL LININGS.
Ice capacity, 95 pounds, $24.00.
- 75 $28.00. ,5
no $29.00.
150 ‘ $35.00.
PINE CASE, HOUSEHOLD STYLE, GALVANIZED
LINING.
Ice capacity, 150 pounds, $28.00.
OAK CASES WITH OPALITE Ll'NINGS.
Ice capacity, 125 pounds, $32.50.
‘ ,, 14° $37.50.
175 $45.00.
ASH CASES WITH OPALITE LININGS.
Ice capacity, 100 pounds, $25.00.
125 $32.00.
OAK CASE WITH PORCELAIN ENAMEL LINING.
Ice capacity, 100 pounds, $28.00. "
' 125 $35.00.
150 $40.00.
200 $45.00.
ASH CASE WITH PORCELAIN ENAMEL LINING.
Ice capacity, 85 pounds, $18.50.
x00 $23. 50.
x75 $28 50.
ASH CASE WITH GALVANIZED STEEL LINING
Ice capacity, 100 pounds, .. 'é‘f‘f: $35 00-
:25 $25.00.
:50 $30.00.
A POPULAR AND MODERATE PRICED LINE.
50 lbs. of ice, $8.50. 100 lbs. of ice, $12.50.
80 $10.00. 135 $17.50.
CHESTS IN ASH CASES WITH GALVANIZED
LININGS. AT $5.50. $6.50 and $8.50.
Basement Furnishing Store.
or.» E. ill. ‘l'iirah (immunity.
Timely Hints
Children's Rompers nod Play Suits. Paranoia for
Women and Children. Fans for Graduation Gills.
\\ hlte Silk Gloves. all lengths. Onyx Hosiery in
lhrlzo variety. First Communion Veils and Hair-bows.
llma' While liowlles nnd Founluhuuds. Children's
Books, solid colors. plain or fancy tolls Shetland ‘
Veils sud Voillng. Auto Veils and Dainty Chilton '
Bonnets. Washable liolln und Belting. Niddy lilous-
on sud l‘iutchmcck Waists. Summer Vests and Du
ion Sirius. Dressing Sneauru sud Kimonos. Fine
Linens tor the lune Bride Exquisite Undermuslins.
Mosquito Netting by the yard or More.
The store in ready as never lwlore to supply your
every Bummer need, and in lots are the lowest thnt
can be ssiwtl for such superior qualities.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
till Washington Street
g .
l
sun-inst 553:2
knocking the man's hand against the
well in the house. Dr. B. it. Donovan.
who is attending the man, said that he
was in it rrltlcul condition. He was
still unconscious st 10 o‘clock last
night. . '
he held from the house at 3 o'clock
,on Buturduy. llov. 1.. B. Howell will
omointe and interment will follow in
the Norwiilii cemetery.
. VICTIM unconscious.
DERBY. Julio lit-«Hold in the police
station in this city is John stdu, who
was arrested inst night after on us-
soult that was committed some time
Wednesday night. Ynudn's allotted vie.
llm (leorge Bot-lulu), lies at 18 Water.
street. in on unéonsoious condition,
having been so during the gronior part
or the time since the assault was com
mlttod. The men was it hosrder at
Yntidn's house and the two had trow
W s t
STRIKING SEAMEN lN HOLLAND.
Anlt‘l'l‘mlttiAM. Holland. .luneiti.» .
The strikinmeumn at out part total .
only 300. However, the limit steamer
liotierdnm. belonging to the American
i’utmiotnn (Bentham; and due to unit
this Morning. was unable to obtain n, ‘
drew. * ,
“We...“
ilnvo you desirable rooms to renil
inflerth strolls. youterdsyt‘willi—
me. it is nonhuman; _ by YBtIlIAIldl. it he linens through The sentinel '
Norwalk Chronicler