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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 24, 1901 · page 6

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'bcunbntter.
Quptain laud
‘n'wndcr, ,aud
[soundcuiurrlvcd yea
‘otonl lBrookll'n. and u

.lb‘uir house. in Main. ,

lune ulnommddl u so
1 Bloating mootlllg.,ut

ch. last night. t.

o Mayflower b . _ y orul weeks lifted

 
 

:‘ . a 1‘
Will. ill a . , .. The Gun Social at owner's Hullyto

, 1“ first. - night. will be held. rain 0 d
.gThe launch Clara, 0 . , will commence, at 7'“

Royvez and Thoodoro/fi. 01 .
béen out. overboard motile Ii - . musicians. Wil
cheater Meeker. 0f, . ‘ . chestru. comc‘h '
been the guest of "Lento ill color. ”oi and will be present n
limit Point street. at uni to. his weather..murbel
mule. ‘ “ , ~ . .. ,
ng‘fi. Charles Duchello,‘~:ul.lSt. John
overcome: unison. underway lar—
odomll‘ist saturda' improving: or ‘0
many il'iends.«.h9pof.c .

m, l. ,

cov‘cry.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

i‘rionrlt.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tor. Miss Laura Jennie Davis. of York hospital.
Bridgeport Mlss'D‘uvls return dim W q
youturdli’ “ ‘

lama»... ll 3 l
to Bridg’t-port‘to wu

 
 

 

hey WW it

has bvcnted'. .

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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Two more loads of lumber were taken
to Sound Beachlhls looming. {01‘ 3.11.0 11

Everything is now in readiness. for ter in California:

the honor and supper. which will‘be? Mrs. Joules- Roscoe, who has been
held in the basement at tho Methodist the guest of h r parentll. Mr. and Mrs.
Church. thin Evening. under the WSW Clureuco’ E. Cock. or Dnrleu. has re-
ces of the Epworth League Of the turned to her home in Norwalk.
climb- ‘ "The Chaucer Club will meet Friday

The 0550‘“ board 0' the Methodist night. with Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Noxon,
Church will moot, tonight. in We??? of Main stroetlzgllnriou. Thordhjoci
tl~‘131s'959861fi“y ‘1.” WNW undcfv‘vconsillerotlon‘”will he Tbiiukoray.
business“: out impound WW lafii‘dlfililié‘dll“Wilda?‘fill’li.
4 held on Friday ovening. May 10th. Ev-
erybody is invited to attend the meet-

lor's dimly?! . ‘ ‘ fl
every mémb of the boardhe present.

 

transacted; " .. «

Tho cellar under John W. Beatty‘s
store has neon flooded during the
storm fol-lilo first limoaluco lilo place
was built. The collar is an unusually
tight one. out the c‘o’utinuod storm was
too much for it.

The B. & G baseball team expects to
play as the factory closes Saturday ai~
ternoons. The team has contractors
figuring on a grand stand. which the
club will probably erect on the Decker
field. East Norwalk.

The water is still quite high in the
East Norwnlk mill pond. but it is
thoughtlnal thd quill:
pressures, The “M

lug

bazaar.

 

his home.

 

' ‘ .. ' . Said, on ijdn...vcry good coudltion.
“‘0 “New" ”my“ 81‘3““ mm 3” valor‘expccts‘ that it will en

' ~ i ' "rim-7%
a few small holes iii the dam. and .
There was a notable celebration to- ”1‘1“! “8815001)-
'. day at the home of Rev. and. Mrs. J. W.
*3“ Davis. of No. 13 Belts Place. Lynus

Hoyt, aged ninety-seven ygars lostJnu- Wily Association-

observing ulc anniversary of the 00- month of May.
cosion today. 'Mr. Hoyt has had six
children. and all or them one living.
Five were present today. They were:
Mrs. Erastus Funohe'r.

and Mrs. H. A. Pincy. ollNcw Eamon.
The only daughter until) 0 to o pres—
ent was Mrs. ltusdoc. of Daubury. The
occasion was it W ,4),
crew rod lectlmll a For ‘ (1
back on t with tmleflt Of mem— uulre .
orlrs. .l “"“

M- ___. “.4...—

mm, is sick.

Crockott avenue. of grip. ‘ ‘ ,
Many collars ubout town have been in demand. . .

iloodcd during the storm.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Sovernl now monuments arrived t

Mrs. Howard Every. of Maple live-
lluc.‘ in recovering ironl benuttacluoi

mulurln,
‘ Mills .hllnuio Neuoudorl in confined

 

by illneua.

lira. Frederick E. imkwood. of Roll- mm. in ill.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Contain William l. Stovens‘u oyster
‘utuul‘nor ”Mia Story I, urrlvud, yon-

lo mm W X ‘ D?“
83'

 
 
 
 
 

 

ri.

 

f. 4 ,.m..¥ut6
lion l niblt'k)
when: they will. be sold.

to Providencm ii. i. '

 
 

 

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Slave-raiding El‘n

 

‘ ‘31:! “be. them .y.‘
it. _ . .
"ougltfils alum ml

1‘ h . ill .

 
 
 
 

"illifwilfidmvmoralu- ‘

 

. . Hollies Wultoxéfof Sou _.~hlor‘yvolk.
l1; henncpcody :‘re‘~ was in Durion. yesterday. c

l o throughou o nrchlxi‘elugo.

 

: ’ ”astound: drinkluhat you
you llkc‘. and dis much an

The Rev. J. W. Davis. of Belts Place. lilrn...llayue,.wiio.of Din-El inn-Boyce.
you mile-«ll tablet altar» 9' 27»:

has been entertaining his; grunddaugh- of Noroton. is critically ill in a New ‘ investigation is‘ progressing.

‘y‘ important witneaues

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

'u Lbyuneua‘l‘d i'ritbletsforoi cold
'50 cents: for tulli’ulze

 

" cu" ,
are oupposet
concerning moody
commissary ‘o‘llio‘crs.’ nrc‘il‘o:
lwitnesmnlulidor $2,500 bail.

‘ rk its soon as the The Rev. Herbert S. Brown. pastor .
weather is fuvomblg. He has been ore- of the. CongrogutionnlbCl‘lurclkwgnwtto
palcdlg};thrgd..lyccks...but lilo weather New 'York city; yesterday afternoon.

other iii‘odlc'l‘ ‘

 
 

‘ 'est‘s‘ Willbc'u'lau . y
' in C. Reed. formerly doubt
ry at Mnnilu..hua been tom-

 

 

y. lhnl'a‘llllc foul-tn l~ « Mob?” ”my

that scythe. ' '

 

ydu'vo' ' sharpcnud

 
 

 

 

V 9F,THF~5..HA ' Doll.

llK. April illwxccordlng to
n correspondent of the Tri-
by has not endodrégurdlng
lck which. utter heingcov-
tll canyon sluice her launch.
_ , ckod nt Goran. after rigor-
Olin ~l.l to exclude inquisitive visit-
can experts have been” pdol
diluent that they could see
what Mr. ovutson's design
r. Denny. Mr. Watson and
Lipton have kept buck the
c h‘ull. and it good many t
i first importance. '

ROOKLVN NAVY YARD.
K, April 24-The United
3 chip Dixie, arrived
mung. from the Norfolk
and, went direct. to the
' Yard.» lulleon boom

atio stations.
.9. for the flagship Chl-

ot holy matrimony. Sunday evening Amateur lt‘uruluriwc‘li you:

in
this is a borrowed urlndutoue. and
goes away today, and i must” (ill th'
uoytlle do it will stay churn all sum

. M ‘ . ‘6ti ., l_
East Norwalk.»Lomber company. The Mr. and Mrs: A. Floyd Doluileld.
teams of ammo ‘ flinch...an Georgia. 'fwllonlilafi’fi alarmed at Noroton to spend
Sherwood convoyédrthe loaldr.‘ the Spring and summer. wore. this win

 

its” His Lao
Twelve years ago-1w. Sullivii o
with . chodhis leg with.
_ inflammation and blood
poisoning act in.‘: For two years
cultured intensely: Then the

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

an's‘tart or stop any. :7 1

Huntiord. Conn... "‘0‘“. ”Wind “

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Writes. “i used one bottlefof... c:
Bitters and 1% boxes or Bucklon’u Ar-
ulca Salvo and my leg was sound and
Well as over.” L
coma. Tettcr. Suit Rheum, Sam and-
all blood disorders Electric Bltlér‘s Has:
no rival on oarthl‘ ‘
Baxter, South lNgrwulk. and John A.
Riggs. Norwnlk, Wilfguomntee our.
faction or refund5 money. 0n! ' '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Eruptions. Eb

 
 
 
 

The exact amount so far cleared
from” the Bazaar or All Nations. is
$150.18. The members of the Fred Ll-
brury Asunciation are very grateful to
everyone who contributed toward the

Try them. F. H.‘

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

“is the weatherman in?”
bustling stranger.

The Rev. id. L. Ogiiby. rector of St.
Barnabus' Church. Philadelphia. who
has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. G.
H. Noxou. of Darion. has returned to

 

a South‘Amerlcan port
nrocoed to Manila by
Good Hope. She will
Tnited States via the

"No: he‘s away of!
in Alaska." replied the asalsl’uul. i"!
knew ho was away oif somo‘whuro,”
said the stronger, as he hustled out." '

A TesllmoNlAljnom our ENG. -
LAND.

, “l consider Chamberlain's cough .

Remedy the boat iii the world for broil-7
chitin." says Mr. William Savory, at
Warrington. England. “ll: has saved .1 7
, y wife's lite. she-having boon I mar-1 . '

tyr to bronchitis .mr .over nix your;
being most of the limo confined to her ‘
bed. She is nowuuito yell."
by George 0. subunit, South Norwulk;
Edward P. We“. NOI‘WUIk‘.

Wingled lo goingdntolhe businosar

raising Adam Igoats.‘ Br!
Belgian‘llare‘r. if Squantucz
wants to be. up to date silo ought to
begin raising hippopotami.~Anoonlu: ~

 

 

 

 

vivid smudflllc ..'rhe:-=ngomlll ”Hawaii“ WW1 ~
é €95er done to on by the Gremlimlh‘i “““e’wcm' 'EWEV 370w“?

April 24-Robert Win
in charge of the bird
" at Bronx Park. last
,arrcst of .two youths
ring stolgn Admiral g
and vary ulkatlva ‘
pince‘ lost so‘nduy.
on; says the other
‘ that it fought so
1‘ 3d to lets" go. and
loans it flew.
‘ Alexander avenue

”There is talk of a subscription (lane:
for the benefit of tho Daricn Free Ll Hm ~‘
It is planned (Wm.

nary. and the father of Mrs. fill-V15. ‘5 glvo'thodalice some time during a“

 

Higgins and Seller. of New. You. _
contributed a bountiful chomlatc jun "v
to tho Free Library Association lm
of Wentport‘ their humor. Unfortunately it did lull .-

.. ‘- Mrs. Harrison \Vhlmey, with arrive. until Saturday morning. le .
it:':nl:;:'l’llglller Edith. '0! Waterbury; Jug will be disposed of at private snll .
\qu John K. only. oi North Wilton. Damn uwule are of‘the opinionllm .
‘ " the worst stretch of road ill Gounod-ll .
out lies from the bridge at the No:-
walk lino coming west of tho tollorl

011an root] on'tllc turnpike. The road is l
fflfim look very bad condition and should lll‘, r«

 

 

 
 

BLE BETILED.‘

inn, April 2‘47-Ji‘lle
. lcsvillo Methodist
lathe wanton»

 
 
 
 

 

 

CAUGHT A OREADFUL COLD.

star and ill, .-
. worn soul. d
.I'Qnoo of Prl-lll .
e cl‘dm‘é‘ of llllu

nation. by lilo our .
t. u lit. at a con, ’
El or Adams and, _.

 
 
 
 
 

Sumo spirited bidding is unmet
when the household effects of the i
Rownrrow- $232333“if?§:l“.l§“3§i$.i‘."
Mrs. T. D. Woods. of flighlund llvo— lu“.§ltcloiésidgaabgfil aging? $1.3“!
Hurry tinker. is ill at his home in Elmdz‘fl {igligi ncrnzo for suc

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tatod .uttel‘ til--
ecidod to pin.»
nd Would setllv .
mun oror tho Yul"

if this illllt ho had
Baird elsewhere
tour young tier.

 

arc weather I caught. a dreadful cold .
Which bout me, awoke
[nude moonlit contend
log the day. One of my mill
taking Chothlh’s SAW .
for a severe cold at that time. which ,4 “

uncommon “
. . . RI» .v‘ .. Mm “ _ -:
magic and [began to impro‘ w
i am now entirely well and teeth .
pleased to acknowladge its merits."

ill probably be NOT D lNDI‘AP

QUT DEAD. .
r g‘rllma-ib-W. w: .
‘ lujci; _. is ,
the heart.” He- b0
gut ,undfios at
« n «butter lulu
itorcd in 1876.
n’ that memor-
time previous
- be headed the
.~ and Mrs. Mar»
him i l the Sioux

Trim. 811.011.110le
dead Mm‘nour‘olle '.
Mud Ifldlllll.

hill troops worn .~l.ll
taking an .autilm nun .
ublo camnhlm.
to the (lunar. mflfliill'l

George Leonard. ol' Nomlon.

’ . tilled it

Work on the lighthouse of! Wlluonu timid! tho persimmon ro .

. . w ‘ .t wook. . housefl‘llursday night, willc.
Point will b“ lwumed' u“ got the remaining [owls lth‘r .
. . _ will find them in the some p -.
“Wm“ “mam” ”Stem“ “m” lllambllor boots had better l)
noon. home. as ho might need to
a little light. and be null b.
an in a westerly direction.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

You should a!
atrlv‘o to set your brother a

and Choyonuuu.

to her home in Sound View uvenufi NEW GIN“,

bird. Thaddeus Johnson. 0

 

"Aw. who: for?" rotor
"be'u too small I kill 1
thing about 'rilhmlitic.”

i GOLUMBM. ‘
o. Abbott. Vol" column"
on ”mural-tor u m .
culmuquurlclwmw in tin

. u omnsuum
contesting tellin- in i.
would of] (our
the arm: will he dream
ling a team of
RanuAmericuu moo-

N

rouduvouue. is just recovering lrom u Howard Johnson WM m
revel-oi My“ “mm" frionélll in Norwalk. Sunday
Mrll. F. Q.‘~Bungor lulu r8
nh‘purcntai
Yourilck.
inasmuch at.
,fla,.99rliglgmanu§t .
. «‘dw'llm‘. who'll“ boon tho‘gum'ol . cl. u; c or 0
‘ comm lag. omng to
itmvoyioll minivan nan returned borne mxrhfmg My"?
‘ , ”Aim of niobium“ . till (9". 011“! 0c ,‘
miflnmorchmll hold'o mini. man about sundry w til ill
nlfibtmtihahomo a! Miss mom: Gillan. f," H. downhill. lit .

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Spring cough: are mildly dam

nun. and union cured at once, sol-loud

. elicits often; ioiiow. Ono “inn ,.

;Cough~0ure not: "narcotic. it. in ...

_ we in will " mad
o Wilson; g

«m Mull. .rllag
h" relay “too will;

 
 
 

 
 
 

at common to
“remedy. Gear

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

venue-l of run.
swimmers ,to‘tilc '
anion It nun

 
 
 
 
 

. lilo

Tho! wil ‘ ,
. PARIB.‘Aiirii . - ‘ be “in
“am iron: Rom "
to. me “Wilding.
Fulfilled Cardinal
. dbldtgao‘iu‘ll‘lb‘ll

 

The Bicycle Club h

on meeting lair

porrolipiilivoro (or

, Thefgoncmi com

townie common lennlui will meet i
’ uni-ammo. thwe‘lfi‘flln “The
ad “‘Moulmlt l gavel

urn rigor-icon
“in“? (Eduardo. will
.4 no limit.
Minamoto-l. infill}:
mlkglclogatc in the

 

 

 
 

. 11M
homo .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.. .3 Co

v Hartford. so
l. Connecticut,
. icites amount

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, j. WhOledomr marina in

3: ' a hurry and do it right P
. JUNIUS 4 BROWN.

' South Milil‘l Street.

1‘ Under unomw-lau'mmc slow

. “ Résf 25 Elnl Flo“ Place. 5'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

on NEW 00005

EArc now ingriock. ”Adina! variety
‘thanmyer bolero.

' live are in better
your work. .

'r-lllwrmo. rowan HANGING m
. otcomwmo. :
., l

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(ovum. inihé gm,
. chain: units j
. and, others. .cr...

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘lllfibedt cisll prior pill!"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I
‘ 'duflus“'iiy‘
gloom do.“ 114M

Prices. as usual.
cry-low. Ham: engaged a number
i FIRST-Claim PAPER HANGERS.
position than ever to

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

. ’1 ll" .1 p ’pllothermulis . a:

will iscagczt 33 um.“

,, y ‘ . 311163!!ch
l' High Lawn Print Button 23'

sits. on». m not

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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