Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 28, 1901 · page 7

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David Rnse‘ is" having his cottage in
East avenue painted.’

Roy Decker has taken a position are
‘. the steamer Ripple.

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“lite iii of appendicits.I

 

, pireliii‘sed a new iéycle

Miss Bessie W1 On. or Riverside
itVenue, rides a now‘iiionie ., -

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

The schdols
II‘ rida'y for the": ,

, The condition or Miss Bone Roberts
is not very encouraging today.

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due, is- seriouslydi or apphiidlcitis

log

L. D. Keeler is moving his household
en‘ects from his house in Norwalk to
(luvs street

 

Hubs-amp.»

William Lineberiier was the iirst res

ident- c1 I-tnm Norwaik to use a lawn-
mov'ver, this year.

A successful rehearsal of the Buster
cantata was held in the Methodist
“Church last night

The F S. S. Club will

 

meet with

Miss Rohib Minions. of 12 Henry street ..

tomorrow ”Afternoon.

 

James Costello, of Strawberry Hill
té‘d'a position with Com-

 

Franklin crookett, of Five Mile Riv-
er, who is well known here is danger-
ously ill ot‘pneunionia

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thtuin Themes Wright and Mrs. J.
W. Wright of Cottage avenue, are ex-
pected home from the south soon.

 

ReinJ .l;.J. Faust spoke at the meet:
ing of tho Sailiation iii my, last even
ing.'1‘h'ere was a very good attend-
nnce.

 

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Levi Jones, engineer at C. S. ’i‘row'-
bridge's box factory, who fell from a
bicycle. Monday. and injured his knee

is now confined to his home. unable to ;

walk

W 0. Roberts. who recently re
solved a Mriilytic shock on his right
side, is noniethnt recovered and inay

. be anew Fills old post at the cities oi
the Nonviailt and New York Steamu
best company. I

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"Liwn Jimmy." the three year-old
son ”Mrs and ms. James Barra-
plough of New nnaan has been quite
ill t’h fever. lie is as bright as a
new pin.- and the only limmy in the
laws. which malice hither and mother
very anxiolis nbout his condition.

cm Woodwartli decorative artist
and ‘iloor poii‘d’her surprised and
pieasdd his IiiAte: film. Susan (lisp-
sattis, on sensory!) xiviug her an
uneii sized pollute h visit with three
oths will“ shed In Manners
in“? ion be Is work gI‘
n“ ehys it is the un
expoctedIt almws‘ aprons
“ll-41319 mm or. Nuthi'iu
Rowfls. this {got tain of The
Norwallt's', rediemhm well the nice
tion of l‘Andi'ew Jackson, and strange

”mains Wt nascent ,tiier worn camir

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“19311111111 Add

the libel tioo- (institute. in the. so
flan”, of coon y Where he then tell ed'
1. e., East INoNEAIII. .

t The body of Helen Williams. the

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Clair Murray. of second avenue. is‘

. fit Filth avenue. boo

 
 
 

. was
seriously ill._

Clarence Murr 7':- oil depend We“

 

nu born'tc' Mr.
Hertwrigh of Norotnn.

Charles Brown. of Noroton is learn-
ing the, carpenter trodes;

Hsnford smith, of DAi-isn
New York city, yostarday. '

Edward iii. clnolr'. o
and iiiit‘

inns in

 
 
 

New London re-
Chloride. '

 

Mrs. Clarence Bell who has been

' dick is able to be out Again.

W}.
Thoi‘nds B WiiiAon has purchased a
line cow trnm, Wiiiimi Laugdon '
W...

Mrs. Joseph Hiudley celebrated her
birthday anniversany. March 114 . ‘
George P Brett has let out a large
contract. to A South Nordaik meson.

 

The Home hail been raised for An
drew Stark' s new house at Nuroton.

Everett Millspaugh slid;- family have
moved i'rom' West Nonwaih‘ ‘to Dance.

Firit Selectman C. W. Raymond has
linen n sufferer from muscular rheuma
tsm

 

“I'M”
Mrs.(‘ .W. Raymond iii built again
after an illness which tilled shed pneu-
monia
M- -—- .

Miss Hattie Darrow. or Westport,
will visit her aunt. Mrs. -.W 'A. Lang-
ilon. next week.

Miss Mamie Iiiniis e‘y. ot Greenwich.
is visiting at the be e of Miss Helen
Goodeve Darlen.

 

8 S. Lecitwood has opened up a ear-
little bird sign paibtln‘g‘ business at
Noroton Heights.

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to Daiie'n. utter a‘ "stsy or several
weeks in New York.

wheres- H. Finch is having a sea
wall built on his property on the east
shore at Ring's End.

Borstal, New Yorkers were in Darien
and Noroton yesterday, looking for
summer boardins places.

 

 

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Clinics ' H. Ereudenth‘ai and son.
Frank of Bethel. visited IGeei-ge s.
Bates and family, last week.

Charles G. Waterbuty nan sold his
horse to i M. Hoyt. owner of Hoyt's
Theatre, in South summit

“II-M

Fred Smith. James
Bennie St. John visitodI‘I"
Home at Norotou. Sudddy.

 

 

ltwood and
e endure

 

Several Dorien yo points have
formed a boys' club. he hove their
headquarters in Milan mith' a barn.

.jiui'.

Miss lithe! Sta Jami Widely? roll. is

 
 
 
 

spending A tour “13,111 home or
Mr. and Mm. ’l‘ _ , .Austen.

Mrs. Frank hi1 g2» has
ha,

been to Ashland. tor
the benefit of her health. She is how
muohIimprovsd i i, . ..

. .I Monti ton. his six
varieties of “wind tor lis snow hennery
me info In? as birth its have hoes

 
 

brought to town. .
' tor thalnow
spa or

 

 
 

01 ion. lmouard P . _

, Fred Smith. He, Wilni‘ ‘Qqa‘ie
Wilmott. Genrg'e Smith! Charles soup.
' IGbsries Murphy. Ndvia‘rd Myers and

Edwina Nordiu. ‘ .

sud Mrsi " '

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111 of chills and lover.
Harold, is taking his papers for hlni.

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l; ten-son. Mrs. Jane
li. Misses Jessie Puncher, his

asters Willie

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a sick

 

Frank Fitch has leads: the grocery

store at Hickory Bibi! for Another sea-
sen

 

Constable John Benedict. of Bell is
and. Who has been very. 111 is now

improving.

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Mrs. Rilter returned home. satur-

day, pm 'A month's visit with friends
in New York.

 

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Nari-y (lakes i'iearlv severed one oi
iis lingers in a hay cutting machine a

few days can.

uni-v. “a"...

A' new suit has been installed on the

sleep Mary Underhill owued by Sam-

iel Mott. Jr.. and Sr.

 

George Traendiy has received two

oariouds of fertilizer for use at his
Brooksi‘do green houses.

 

' A \aiuable dog owned by Miss 113er
was rhot blender because of its being

ll of an incurable disease.

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Captain Alvah Tiithili is having

twenty new bathing houses built fit
his deck, at Hickory Bluff.

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Everett Huise, of Lincoln avenue. is
His brother

 

 

John Collin, oi‘ Cross street has so

cured u. position in a South Norwuiit
lock factory
day

he will so to perk Mon

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Rising Star Diiision. Sons of Tom

perunce. will give an entertainment
and festival Saturday night in Cum 3
Hall.

. Mis. Ronald 1).wa bps returned _

Several New York people were:

looking the Fair View Hotel ovar, yes-
‘ terday, with a view to leasing it for
the summer.

.——

Mrs: Ada Thomas. of Ilighinnd ave-

 

nus. has returned from a visit with Mr.
and M'rs Harry Scousld. of Hoboken,
New Jersey

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There is a slight improvement In‘

the condition of Miss Mary Sol.‘iooh
of Laser quill who is dangerously ill
with pneumonia

 

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Rev. William H.1‘homas’s cottage

Iat Wilson Cove; is being painted and
iitted up for the family, who intend,
. soon to oc‘oupyit .

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Mrs. Adelaide Gluck’ and son AlvAh.

who have been staying toi a few days
at their west side house, returned to

Keane. N. 11.. yesterday.

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’i‘hc bodies' “Aid Society or the Moth

odio't‘ Church held its sprain business

pleating in the church. yesterday at-
ternoon. A smepcr toiiowed.

for tlio‘ validation to his

street, occupied by. ii

runny, to dosimeter Mortimer 'l‘.
jot-i. .

be 15:35 Minimise in new
has At .his onus .Is‘ie Bits.
Monti.- Snails». r. some”. one.

 

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pm .1110
AMI%MMon."th Ammo rims

 

eck, Maggie Smith, Mrs. W.. . .
Soiieelt and Mrs. I. Wood, eighty-two ., ,.

. cabterin

Hubbard Iiockuood, of Main street. c“

. Iy developed in not weather is sitcom

11115311 lulu lot the contract
house, in Main
on Daucuy And

,York.
Dolls

templates aI humour of improvements
to: the pines beforeooining there in tile

 
 

mouia.

' sidewalks will;

can
st'ely sits the hi

.1. emits islands; Ito ‘go' Ind. your»
hood - The Antes Indemnit
i.

. ... its
. Our new Patch

 

Several veep- Ago. a dot. described
by some as red and by others as biotin.
bit sliversl dogs in NorwAiit. Since that

two 0! which were shot. And one died

scribed no red or brown-

Dr. Sohnpan says it does not bemoan

ten by a mad dog willIhave rabies,”

long hair on a dog er the clothiuz of a
person before the teeth enter the flesh.
But in all cases the fullest precautions
should be taken against inoculation.
'l‘he prev ailing notion that rabies is uu~

ther erroneous. ,as‘ climatic donations
have no effect in the disease. The only
sure treatment to prevent the disease
by inoculation is to destroy the animal
bitten by a dog with rabies.

new culture .
Albert Raymond is employed in the
Yale & 'l‘ow ne Works at Stamford

atv- an“...
Michael Buckley is now employed on
the 'l‘.\'1’.ll'nil
Hill. '

Miller S; Wilser the cash grocers;
hn’ie bud a telephone placed in their
store I

 

 

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Miss C. A. Bliss has purchased the
Mrs. Francis ,S’eileck property in
00qu avenue.

i‘ho Grange had a very interesting
meeting, Tuesday evening A bounti
ful supper was served

w-

Miss Edith Mather has returned to
her home in West Norwallt,a1ter Sev-
eral days’ visit with Mrs Thaddeus
Johnson.

 

 

IMr. sud Mrsli‘
turned from their' visit v'iith relatives
in Philadelphia and vicinity after an
enjoyable visit.

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The J. ll. Downey house and out-
buildings recently purrhased by Mr.
Fischer. are being painted by New
York and local workmen.
James (lady has rented the west hall
of Mrs. McMahon's house in locust
avenue, now occupied by E A. Bur-
dett, who pIill' more April 1.
We

11111111439110ch oi Ptatt's insti-
‘ tute‘. should. is e o'y'i'iig her Easter
vacation with her parents Mr. and
ms. A. l. Benedict, East avenue.

mun—netw-
iop'i‘i Ph‘l'pllicli "who purchsssd the
Railroad avenue pioperty of Edvard
Giay, last week. has plans out for the
erection of a convenient slx- «nuance
h'oiise. " l; . |

21W . .5
Mr. Jones (comm. oi! New York
and fa’mlly have rented the Wood

time thre do have dérso ed bios ' . .. .
e n 'p re ' 3'1,qu canon peony Ah unit
These dogs were: bitten by a‘ do: de- ion
Other dogs“ W
bitten by the dog so described are still ,_
at large, and have not developed rabies. T5” KNEW? W

ilv ibiiow that A tierson or animAl bit-I, T. ., .i- ' '

the virus is secretedion the teeth of s 1' Eli. . I
mad dog. and may be times up by the ’I . ii

propertv ’l‘dlmadge ,

HS selieclt have re ’

1 lab ii
‘ygdi‘iill iidllnh ..

put 1 m vesiih
close. I ‘

 

 

 

CA w"
“m. 1.1-- W “i

 

rubles. Folds (boos

bottles tree at 11.11. sitters

Norw'Alk’.

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out soloists, tonight, at 8 unlock.

pictin. as it does. in mourntui music,

death of Christ.

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store South Nor-walk John A. 1:13.! ' ‘

'i‘h'e crucifixion will he given by , ,
Grscc Church choir Assisted by shun»: . . _

Who'll“do'ruysther.ins i'n '

This service promises to be A 'very lino;
a hurry ‘audI'I3do it right ?‘ .

pressi‘ve one the sacred captain lie-l ‘

by .10 n Steiner, the Passion and, ,

State of Ohio, City 01 Toledo. Lucas-

For d"§e€er 'II

' procure a box of Aceton, take one
powder every iial£+hour until per~ :

w disappears, host taken in night.

25c at Druggists, or
Acetoii Medical Co.,

Mystic, Couni

i will

JUNIUS BROWN
. Routh‘Maianirebi,

 
 
 

31011.

 

County. as.
Frank J. Cheney motes oath that he
is senior partner oi the firm at F. J
Cheney. d: 011., doing business in thei
rotor at Toledo. county
storessldi, Add that said iii-"iii will

Catarr‘n Cure;-
FRANK .I. CHENEY.

Iber,A . 1).. 1886.
A. W GLEASON.
New Public.

Heli’ s CAtArrli Ours is taken intera-
and mucous suri'nce: of the system
Send tor tos

F. J. 0
sold by ordering?

Hall's Family Pills' are the best.

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"Let's kill time." exclaimed the fair
young 'xirl, as she gased out 01- no
:lndow on the softly failing feathery

so a I
, "Kill time?" replied her steady 01*]?
puny. inquir giy -

gees; 8101 h it "

in”.

AN HONIIT MA,
811W

George W. Waitt. of South Gardiner.
110.. says: “1 have “bad the worst

,cold, oh
«1' g
mot” or:
.(ious‘ii’Jlteniedy is the only this! thii‘
has done any. mod whale yer. I hav

 

 

house in shimmery street. next in the
residence of James A. Funny. , ’i‘iia'y
arrived Saturday; H "

The funeral so rice to Ed Ar rd
Ellwood, who di Saturday. at usu-

 

at noon, ’i‘uosday. e remains worn
taken to Green For A - I: III

Ideg‘nxse iii-I
eve ng.
lodge villi

was held at his date real ones ’

set it and thou

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

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the sum oi one H'un‘dred nollA'rs to! '
each And every cite ‘of CatArrh that ,I
Met be cured by the use of Rsll’s';

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Sworn to before the and sullscribedii
in my Apresence. this 6111 any of Decein .
ally. and Acts direetly on the blood. "

illY 1‘7 0:6: 'l‘oiedo,0 .;

5m to do it. though it tool: All
his accumulation of poll! since Christ-

his: iron to.

visualise pawn-Impasse» ,
, Rust nutter min

 
 

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DUR" NEW GOODS

Hill: '8“? Micro.“

do your work

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DIOORATI NO.

 

 
 
 
 
 

- RII- ZSEl-II’Ifirou Place-Q

' will be given to ,
“ ‘ coins in duringR in”

Are new in stock.» A larger variety
Priced. as 11311111.
very low. Having cameo a number
of rinsrcmss Paras Baseline.
we are in hotter position than ever to

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open Idaiiy.
a. in. to 1 ,

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rpe- First

C ; Norivallt; Conn“
wslk. in the aid

closing up its
and lithe gill“?

showca'sli r1
Aland-mums ermine“

' . w . ' Iln'e'a ost'alo
Under Rookie, and‘theier’o'Bieyele " . D lid I W11

Prompt attention
dealings with all. Loni I.
in New York some days I .r 4
week . ' '
Immediate Att tionj

 

 

 

 

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suaatus m ”Paolo
some!“ Him!

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13.11111 Al. film
well, ‘n. .i. H. I
shop. Jos‘dph. .

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“gotten“ Winona
vaults in‘ 'k

‘ neat.»
, gfiun'ti‘”:

Win or his “

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