Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 21, 1901 · page 7

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1110:: 1.1110101111111101: 1,311.11 in 111le
1,11 will :11th as up cl 9101113111 in the
11. -

The Rev John J. Fount. pastor of the,
101101 Avouue Methodiet Church. 1111
pending thQ 110.11 111 drideport. ‘

MW.“

3 Miss Susun1v1111e has gone 10010113131 :1

111011011. 111 M11111 81ch
iMrQ S. E, “lelllffc. ,
lawn to attend the
Mrk. .11:le1' .1". Ly. ,
New ‘lork. yesterdil
Mr: and M1111 ,
hove gone to a13110111111111,
pond noonplo 1111001111,.
‘ South 1102101111 id 00110111:

tuck to take 9. pogltion in :1 rubber p9 ,:

1,.fuctory She left B3n‘nt Nor'walk‘ youtor
3lluy: 9.,
John W. Bentty. the Wadhlngton
etrcet pointer and paper, 1111“”;
in‘ Now 110111 (.ity yos‘t‘erdny on 1111
none. 9 ,
oww-‘W
The town road roller. which. has boon
for neverul days On Grog‘ol'y Boulevard
has been 11111011 to the other end of the
town. ‘x,

Frederick Curr is in, Hartford 13on1'
representing the Mayflower Hook and
Ladder (1011111111111 111: the admin! state
11‘31‘01311311' :1 Coqundon.

Joseph Guycl' was obliged to leavc
bio Work at thalidodnll mill yengerday
and go 1101110,.th 1111101 111111111. . tié
did not 011‘an to 200. thl ‘ Morning.

SQ
ii“ i ‘11

Roy Jones. of Mlddletown Univer
sity. paid a flying vialt 1:0 1131,1111, 0101'.-
walk lust nighti‘ and W115 this 1111113th
Mluol 11111111111111 of Riverside avenue
11191.11011011 retlll'nQd to 90111311912 this four
11 ng.

Plenarntious ore being made for Me\
mm lnl Day at the East Norwalk ceme
t‘cry.'1‘he 1:1 unit is being trimmed one
, raked in same of the. 111013 and already
the place pres: , n, prettier appear
one Q.

Mrs. Ezra det of 111,th and Cottage
avenues fell down 11 {light of stains in
her home yesterday. ”and was 11110111
11111th11 necessitating: the attendance
of n 11111111011111.8110 will be confined
to the house for some tithe

1110 members: of 11111.1. Faust:
class in the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Silnduy, School are recounted
to meet Qt the. parsonage at ’l: 30 p.111...
tonight. An important meeting. All
members cordially invited.

The meeting of, the Junior and Sen
1111' Leagues :11 the Methodist Church
1.th night, proved nuccosnful, despite
the inclement weather. Mrs. J.- .l
boost led and 1111111 selections were
:1in bi: Georg inghum. Little M1115
(11.1011 Godfrey sung 1n 9‘. very nccupt

rides a new

y ,, 1,: dold’llln 12111012 to
Captain 0111 f 10. 2
Mrn‘. Dayton Benton, who has been
101 y 131.13 implofing
l.cetel- Adamo in, working
Adams Provlalon Company.

John Benton. of Brooklyn was coll
lug on friends here on, Friday

Mills Pluney, of Bridgeport was at
Mrs Lena Prnnoy' B on Monday.

Samuel (31111119110. .11., of Brooklyn,
spent Sunday with his parents.

Mia. Webb of 111th avenue, spent
Flldny with Mrs 111.1.» gregory.

Lawrence Saunddre, of {:Ansoniu. was
at big parents' 110th 0101‘ Sunday.

M11111 DQPel‘le, of Nor‘vVQlk ‘Wan a
count over Sunday of M11113 Emind
Bitten.

Mrn. blank Blake. Mre. Fred Greg
cry and M13. Druid Ti 1111:: are on the
nick list “

Lewis Bates is r‘Qpldfu 12131131113 big 11,
'I‘hcodmc Holes. in Pop or 31511111131101
the present.

Mru. Katherine Bnl‘thel of New
York. in at her country residence bore
for a few dnyn

Ben Allen is now lendy to receive
school taxes llom those who wish to
buy before .‘Jlliy 2 :'

Mrs. William Peil‘trlck. of Selugutdck.
11M been vioiting hcl' ulster, Miss Hen-
dllckn, the past week;

Mics Belle Cnmoron and Miss Lily
KrilOl‘l‘, con? i N I: wore guenta

11,111 .1 1301010011..
past week; “we

turned on Monday to her home in Mn

1: the bull inst
,, rkely attended

chose 1; lolly Another
young inch

for the

o 3113,13 E9013 3w

2 The sociable bol
Frldllyin ‘

1
1121111111130 8le 11100111111 1
5,0on now on hand are a

young indie: 0100er 11 1112337
il‘he Klug’ :1 13111131101110
gutlonnl Church will hold in 131111

hou‘uc. It is reouceted that ova
be: be {116119.111 as 1111111119133 of
Mice wll‘ he 11011111101011;

The Junior

m cm "
331111101:

and Senior,
tlonul Church united Sunday evening
and hold all: attractive nervlce. '

Santeria. taking pelt in the exercises.
939053019198 of song wore ron ,

‘21:,vect 1111‘ molding

1:111 do an ottomllt to 33113'353111330 Jilkc f

Miller’s saloon at the eastern end of
the Norman liver bridge. '1‘th re
moved a pans: of glass from one of the

for naught. Mr. Miller leave a large
dog in the. saloon over night and mo
dog 1111311191161!“ 011' the burglar.

Rev. L. Guernsey preached on
Lessons from Spring Sunday morning
in the evening there was an extra 1111' go
number present at the meeting. as 11
was on the bilthday oi: the Epwurgu
1.1131111; The meeting w‘a‘o presided ov-
or by Charles W. Deon. principal of the
Bridkcport 11011001021110 used as his
told Blonds and Free 1n. and Flcédolu
111111 1113011011.. '1‘th tor‘mand 11 rcpcrl
of .111 111-031-0011 91%;“ lilpworlh League
in the“ past twelve. years.

Wet, weather has no terrors for «to
golf enthusiast. Hence the Woe Burn
llh‘kn contained the usual quota of
players, Saturday afternoon The
competition~green committee bandl-
cap and 21 teen: match with Folrneld
Countywwus played in the downpoul.
111111.11 although this circumstance affect-
ed the source somewhat: it detracted
little from the sport and interest of
the content. The greenh committee
handicap 111111 the following remit:
Gloss A-A. S. Pitt. 98,15-:83 H. H.
Seeley. 104. 1094 Class BwA. 31‘. Dell:
110,111,123, 30-93; I) 'i‘. Woodbury, 115.
2:193:13 C Smith 104. 3074; 1". D
Street ,120. 81288; M. R. Pitt “0
18100 J '1‘. Willlnme, Jr. . 107. 111- 89
The. team match results illnestmronsly
for the home team. The score: F1111-
field-mm C R. Martin,0 9910 8.0031.
ll; Ellvl'erd Curtisa 5;.1Mnson.1;
will Freeman 3,. H Mitthleygl- .
Fred] Hillard. 11 110111.211 Woe Burn
wWyatt Taylor,° .; 13 B. Brown .11..
0: W. L. Baldwin, 01.11 S. ,Pl,tt,.10:
fichuyler 1111101111110; 1;.7‘2 ’1‘ Williams
Jr. 0‘; M 11. 12111.0 . 'l‘otulz ,

'lhe funeral service of Mrs. Tvler F
Lyon was held at her late homo slun-
dny. at 3 0.311. Rev. Herbert S. Brown.
of the Congregational Church and
Roi/,1. Louie French, of the Episcopal
Church. 0111011116111. The hymns wele
exproaalvely sung by Mr. 11nd Mrs. 1.1.
L. Fitch and Mr. and Mrs William All
drown, of St Luke‘s ohoil Thoyg. worn

,, .lesun. Lover, of My Soul P611611 For

feet Fence, and ,‘Now the ll’n‘borcr'u
'lln‘l‘ak is 10'..‘cr Upon tho oneketmole
lovely“ out floworé, carnations 11nd r03
on. the gift of her children; forget me
llotnjrom a friend. helloiropo rum
2 mo. Walter. 8. Whitney. a wreath of

2.1111101. Illlea’ h 10.1le and terms
(lunch Dr Ely Je‘lll e.‘ of New York.
Among the other dorul offerings wale
Bermuda lilies from Mr. and Mrs. W111
tor S. Long. of New York. The inter-
ment was beside her husband in Spring
Grove Cemetery. “Asher to ashes. dun:
to dust," they hold, remembering, too.
how steadfast? for, five..1nnd sixty
years. the splrl oi! thcr‘opnlngtti‘n‘e had
come across the hills: to great 1101' and
boy/.119 the sixty- ninth come neu1.ene.
"d‘tondl'o‘ht 1111011111311.th gone half. way
to meet the epringtimo uhd looked up-
on her 11a! 1‘!“ Will-”111111313 0d
. 9 9

3333 11 131111 punter of the South
conérczntl uni Church. of Bridgeport
gave his 11111101110191»an on the Pa:-
91ml :1le , 01111301131111. 1!: the
Dal-ion comm: n01 liuroll, 1111:1111, rl
1101‘ 1111011111, 01:11.11er .11
line presence 0 l anr 1139

he
lecture in the 1919‘ no 1

3 ‘ 11111111100111;

it was very tile
10 the lump 111111101-

 

3 ”Mr

Endeavor Boclotlel-l of the Gangrene:

'brbllldéilte. Miss 1.11391113le Cullen. .
1 of tho .‘lllnlors. and Miss 81111111, of ‘tbe 1

front windowo.fbut1hnd‘thelr trouble he

South Norwnlk- New York

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.2 rungétho‘n 13 w

 

11, 01110111 of the Bow 3 2
111 not hold a

31.1

11? prayer meeting.

11110111111011 13111111111
111.11.011.11: evening
B15011!) 811111111. of the west side,

 

has been ill for some time, of rheu— - ‘

8111,. 1111999 nonlewhut improved
.0: New Qorkl brie been n
31511111ng. 111111 M11; H

A. 2‘

11111 weer 111110. 111111 :1 new

1,1 ulluQ 11111110111111.1111. anornl 131111.31qu:

311111111011 Point. was up from New York

, 11de only 11 uhort time
11!!

' Mr 8110 Mrs. J A. Tinker. of New m

.b , 0 been the gueot of their
11111111111. or the west side.

, lingo returned home.

ugene Al‘nbler o! €1.11on streot. has

3 rQQ‘overed from his recent 1111101111. and

expects soon to return to his work in

2 Néwnrk. New 'Jersey.

on: of the saw mill or) the old 0303104
1101 Raymond estate, on the Dorian

1111.2 collapsed a, few dnyn ago. Stop:

11 11011111an to repair it

Constable Edward J Lodrlgnn has
purchased another borne for his lllltllv
been. which will incl-suite in: soon as
pic into 1111va :0 111,111 1111111 1111:

t is xpllctedi 111311 the‘ 11311311113113 who
ve hired the i‘nlrview Hotel will
0‘pr up for bunine‘cb in a short time.
’l‘h‘cy are new engaged in overhuuling

it 11 reported that 1311339 501111111th
13 10k 11.1001:th lu‘ nnotlu‘thlx
9211112011 of property 01111111111131.“ he

‘ .11. he intends to erect :1 111111111

11 coped that ‘11 large crowd will
me at the dome for the benefit
of the 11111111111151. to be given 111‘ Golder :1
H1111. 10111011013 night Arrangements
llbeeu completed.

1111111 311111le wile of the late
, ‘ William 15111111113131.11le at the
he not her son. John 8111111111an
Brooklyn. last week. Captain 11nd MrQ,
Sammie were former residents of 1th
11111013de Mr Sammie. for years. 1111: ll
pocket between Rownyton and New
York.

m. 11.1.11.“ .. W

NE W CAN/MN

Fred Light. has sold his horse
.loneph Weaning, of Stamford.

ilnl'l'y Downed. of Forestville. wail
thc.gueut of his parents. East avenue
Sunday.

James 11. Rowland of New York
visited with his family in East ove-
nue, Sunday.

The freight house has been placed on
its new foundutlon. and platform will
be. erected this 111'.ch

John H. Sloan of New Yolk. spent
several holllms. Sunday. with his par
cuts. 111 East ,avenue.

Lewis Thode of New York. is spend-
ing the week with his sister. hire.

to

' Ernest Brown Bullls avenue

William Klnpowlcz and Miles Hoyt.
of Brooklyn. visited with parents and
relatives in town on Sunday.

Ml'. Jones has received the contl'uct
for pointing John Phlliplczk' s new
house in Railroad nvonue. Sunday.

Mien Moo Secley. employed in New
York no stenogl'aphcr. visited no!
parents in South avenue, Sunday.

C. H. l‘ulrty'u new groin house is
nearing completion and will be ready
for the groin dealer‘s billl‘ on the 2.11111
11151..

A large cougrogutlou ntlendcd the
confirmation Qervlces in St. Mark's
Church. Sunday evening. Bluhop Brew
1.1th officiated

'l‘ he Cadets are rehearsing their play
Brother Against Brothel in looms over

aymond & Bronte cul'rlllge factory
in Forest street

Mrs. Herman Spllker. who was opul-
uted 11 13011113,wi weeks 1139, is

11111111 dune: the cure of [11'
O'Rhnughueuoy

Kincellu hi. Smollholn have sold ,out,
thell' grocery 111111 11011111an ,buili 1111ng to
Mr Plait: of Bridgeport. he Quill took
place Saturday loot. and the new pnhtl‘l
willtake 11011311331011 of. once. Mr. Small
horn has routed bid rooms. fulniallod
on the first floor of his residence on
llont avenue. to Mr. Matt. and Mini
Smollborn and family will board with
their pnrcntu.

1
WW

MR. about 311'; 1.8319011? 1 :1“
Norfolk Rallwny‘ahd Terminal} Com-
pany Buys Hallo Horton for $20,000.

A’ deal was consummated a lit 1‘
port of lost wock whereby ll, 011-11

" elon bout Belle Idol-.1011 foflnerly

properly of Andrew 11:00: and on the
route. be-
come the preperty of the Norfolk Roll
way 11nd Terminal Company. The
purchase price who in the neighbor-
hood of, ”0. 000. Attorney Howard H.
Knapp represented Mr. 11191001 and At

Quinn; 11 in
1.1 week it buppenl'o doubtful if the
1110' wold , be completed. The 01":
thliou’xht 00m:
11

cllontlyd 3 ‘

he daily port

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1110111111112 103? 111111 or Q 1:} ,
111101111an 11,1111 [111111.1110 pl fit if
out. and 011th informed herlb
sure who, looked"

but was not 1111111

She 0119er Mr. 11210011011113 510.,
retuuud it 51111 1111111 and 1001100

bis storfd also catching 11191 by

He uccll ’ ‘11 her cho‘ 11111111193110de ,
161111111113 1) thdl the brace, 111.1:

fused to 1111011: her to lo‘nvo‘ the to ,'

until she returned 11.1111th,” will
him to send for all office: If he tho
she stole it.

none. of the argument, she cold.

on croswexnmlnatlou, Min 13111le
said she did not know what the charge,
was going to be when she left the
trinket for repairs. but since 11nd 1111
idea.
wrlnt to have it in 11:11 possession. and
offehed to pay him a reneonnbln price
before she left the store. The pinin-
llff insisted upon his demand for $25
but she remand, declaring she was not
buying the bradelet‘ over again.

1110:1010, and, locking the 0001,1109:

,er 11 11111131011111" for 11110111 half an hour. ;

Agcornpunion who was with her on -
1111111011th police. Mrs. B 'u ,,l.s
M 1 1111111th 2 f ‘
e 111‘ch et.1

borne? Attorney (.arteitt
od’er plaintiff so 11 nottlomenl of his
clnlm. int
him for the
Chief Bov‘vman testified that he was
summoned to Kronboltz'o store by
Mrs, Ballet‘s companion,
hél' locked ill.
claim that she had his: property.

then offered him :8 in pay-them. but he
refused 11.81191 started towards the
door.

M‘l'. Kronholtz claimed it was to open
the door.
fondant

saying the enamel on

21111111111. meanwhile with,
outside. washing window. and heard ,

Silo ndmlttc‘d putting it on bur 1 3

Plain,- ‘1, i
tiff then declared nho would not leuvu,

present 1111611 no;

recovery. All
ill obtain are re-

31/1313 (10 301.11),

Free Connections

AND

 

ding to bring suit: against 1 ‘3
breaking at the enamel. ,' 2

lie [01,1110 ,

Mr, Krouholtz mode the 1 1
01“! 1 2
he refused to let her, out. 111111.810le

Krouboltz met her there. with '1‘
his band ruined. but whether for the 91
purpose of holding the door or some
other reason the chief could not any. , -

Witness recollected the de- 1,
the ,

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The Best and Cheapest
for Kllcllen use.

cunts properly attentud. within said ,

31101110111110.1101 Gas 5 '

1 Gold Dust, 5 lb. pkg.

 

 

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trinket was not the some as when she ' 3 H

left it.

Jeweler Alexander Wood was called 13

no a witness, and was subjected to u
sovere croonexnmlnut‘lon. He had
bdch twmlty-neveu yours in the bust
noon The bracelet had been left in
his store about 11 year and a half 1112011.
The lower rlm under the
broken when left With him. Thore
was lyothing else the mutter with it.
cxbepl 111111111110 watch was not adjust-
ed, to bent 1111111110111 lie 11nd noticed
the ennnicl‘. who not broken.
Enunlollng wool 11 separate branch of
tlllc buninenii 111 which be was not ex“-

pdi'leneed dud the proximity of the. 1

brook in 11101101110 the enamel deter
11111 111111 from tnckling the job. Mra.
Halley bud authorized him to sell the.
br‘Arelet. for $1. 200 or $1500 if
(201110.110 showed lg ,to :levclal pro-b
able purchuuels but they thought 1110,

9pr1co' tho high. Witnesil would Swain"

the enamel, was not cracked When, 11111
1111111111 left his: store. He considered

.826 on exorbitant price for the repairs
211111110

and fixed 35 he it reasonable
11111110. No examined the bracelet
closely, but could find. no acrewn
1111111111. 01 01.1101 things which plaintiff
clninled weld pluced there by film

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BARRY FOUND GUILTY.

The 1111333111111 of homo d flurry. the nine
your old can of Peter [3311'ny Myrtle
avenue. and Maw [1111er Stamford.
who was found desert :1 some tmI.

no, 19191111119,£9 up before .ludnp Lucky 011 ;~
. , 11.

Mrs. 11113330 of. 11119 311111
left her husband boenueo ého had, been
afraid to 1va with him, no be blunt

111110111 “331331 1111011 11101133333

1,
one. and on rho court not control 1110‘ 7
0911:. had sent 993393331333 to, his 11:11:01.9

 

snap Wall ,1,

he.

11“ 2 unit,

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dill filkwmum mnvirfim 8(".1011 011113?“
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.1111anch r];
u 0:115“ 1111110110133)»
"3113 "Motif ‘00.. 8011 lowdown. MASS.

Vifl'iA'l‘ |NTEF31E38TEDM GRACE.

. Mathew-Grace, you muetn t eat your
ice cream so fact There wa‘s 11 little

she died befole Qll‘e ad finished it.”
Group (aged 6)-- but did they do
with the rent of her ice cream 11111
11111? ,
“l have been suffering from 131'on
sin for the past twenty yearn and he ,0
been 111111le after trying all prepnrl‘:
11th 11nd phyhi'ci 11119 no go: 3333133 relief.
After tolling one 11 tile 01 K 09) Dyna
pepnla‘ Cut-o 1 found ruling and am now
in better health than 1 are 11000 for
twenty yeah? I can not, prnlse Kodol
Dyspeprln’ Core 100‘ thuhly" Tilda
writes Mr». C. W: Roberto. North
.Urook Ark; G. C. Stillnbn. ,
Mm ‘ "‘1
Mill-lion's ozone: ‘

Mro 'I‘bl'oopw'l‘he idea of your
wanting to go 10 co'o‘kin schoolll
Why. you know how to cook

Minn 'l‘hroon-n-Yea. 3 know: but it
Is not no fonhlohable to kno‘w,‘ how
to cook nirond‘y‘ no it 10 to go ‘to‘ 0001

[11011001 and learn how to conic-w
.2Brookiyn Eagle; , 1,

M‘l' W..l. 01110130111011}: 111013: '

Q‘Wltoh Hahn dill: "

230001111 Ann-01141110113111 1103 , . ‘ '
10111111110111.

 

50120000 ate her ice cream so fast that 1, '

‘01. unyc‘ no 11111111er with 111,101"! for fit“:
. He, tried minty roino‘dlo‘ll 1,,

with no 10101111111111 1: 11st newer:
211911: 0010111: ,

will be due and
t in of Mail. 11101,.

1111: 11111111110 teddy to, re-
01in 11an at Stilliion'n drug store. 82

Jun“ ,-
A. TULLES,
Union School District.
1901

‘1Lll

Sore Th1 1‘?

31251111111011
Baku

I012. 25c 50c,
01531130

_ Baxter's 01...,Plaisledfs.‘ .; ‘

’ “Think 110111111101 tildes.

Though they small appear.
bmall sands the mountains.
Moments luake the year"——-

3 11nd hides—full pocket books.

High Lawn Print Butter,
3 cans Silver Brand Milk.
H. 0. Self Raising Flour,
H. 0. Oatmeal,

- Soda Crackers,

Ginger Snaps.

Hermitage Coffee.

211: per lb.
250.
17c pkg.

be ill.
25c can.
161:.

Mm...“

24 common AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK.

A... . V

Muuuomummm

QUICK.

W‘lfo'll do my paperingln
,9a hurry and dull right 1
3 1 2 i will

,ludllls Brown

South Main Street.

‘ Under Buckley and Wheeler's Bicycle
. 6110119.

3' Res. 25 Elm Grove 9P91acc9.

11:11:. 33130111 103:3 1003‘

r0 kill ovoi'ydxfl ‘nrin’.’ 95,111:
111.12.?” 3311333000.:-
To 1

, 11111101. Q3311"?

Third BRAZMSIAN BA

 

 

not 'l‘nxoll to: South Norwalk ‘
Dated of 8001191 119101111 April 113. 9, ‘2

, 1 It 1h ball
1113 and matloriain of

1110 p112:-
lie lb. ‘

21. STULL

, 1 991110“: 11110 1111111130111 202 1.11.. . 1 3

 

 

tori-10 bold

. Prompt , anti
, dealings with nu.
.2 in New ,York com
,T week

nttford.‘u011i 31:3

The (16111110111111in 31.11133 9
onbecticut lung 39

,2 lattes amounting- to 11

"91

1 This is evideno‘

,‘ 01111 as well as r

the feet glad—fl.
bunny.

Here they are of 1.311 .
fereht materials, 111
edged soles. and full
values: -'

The first is a pa nl:
er—~will wear lel and
your good 9111111011.,

The second a 1-1111th (1
you do not 110011110
that this material "1

know, and will tak
brillinni 11011111.

1111 the habit
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