Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 23, 1901 · page 7

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it ill ‘ M at mottoot oi

alcb Wood to pointlulr tho A‘
moon 1; Winter slreot. outlea by Ru
0 l‘ A ~

aynlon'd. the Nemesis of Th6 ‘ ‘

Norwullrs lo authorlicd to
rcdor‘von it noccaoaryg

‘ Mia‘s Violet Living
' the guest or Millard

27: Mloo Florence Bell
. wont to New York city
her Motor. MA in '

l‘ ‘

time.
day. with rn’.
avenue.

ind car or W
has just colon
(trait

R. Joselovllhy & Colophon have re»
paired the side of their store}: blinding
which was “3&ch ti

A horse on W. Hohsous loo wagon.
tell down in ngel‘si do
unnhlc torise A l”
moped. who trotted tho onlmnl. and
removed it to Midland B‘rot‘hcra’ burn
in South Noiwnlll &

The work of repainting and decoral»
log at the Dorian Point 110qu has been
(omplcted. and laudlovd O'Snlllvnn is
once more read: tor the summer rush
The point will undoilhledly he just as
albumin as chr thin Bummer. Al-
rendyj it is very pleasant there on a
llenr (lay.

'l‘ho Ladloa’ ,AldASOolety oi the East
Avenue Church held a meeting in the
thumb. ”Monday afternoon. The com-
mlttees reported. and more work was
received by the society. Another meet.
lug will ho held next; Week.

The li‘. S. 8:. Ohio will hold a social at
the home 0! Mint Ruthnrll'lo Thomas in
Henry street? Slit rd lternoon

Captain Frnrtols Moi-win expects to .. .

enter into the oyoter busluoss again. an
lcr an abdellfl from. iA ‘0: llva mars
He is now‘ ovum lug his sail hoot
Apollo. and his old Amptoln Moi-win
says the oyster business is now much
poorer than when he came to lilaat
Nolwalk. in the year 1868.1n those
days one could make as much in n sln~
ale day as in it melt arid- sometimes
more than at the present time: .

.lnmcs Hoyt captured it large snap»
plug turtle. which is now in the roar
of Willlnm Bronson‘s mullet. bolus
tottenod tor soup Tho tortoioo‘ u a

mammoth ono of the ammo. Add 30%;; 1‘

at hill keepers v‘ltn tlerce eyes.
evidently has a premonition or his lulu

ello to oceans h Wllng‘jout all
top of the ban-ell which his
but so“ for has lulu , daemon

Tho, thrco specimen :bl‘lcks. hurled
from the seven and three nights Grind
mental Conic. are omlo strike othc
guards on wall no mo, not on guard.
They aim duly. autho‘nl dated oval- his

and under: a rumor nook

. Hole they “of” Pull: in!»
third of chocolatry in humour. and

‘ morn titan hull anemia. mint. Whit in.

Anlcrloon MWMII who oz-

in: that went in

_ b
Ilaty 0t Oshorn

din late. a hon outdo attention:
pen ll H in ‘ 2°" BMW

. expound.
A- Mun naked for 3' Monument.
hon A A ,J»:

utthoz~

Y Unto ' ,
and Setting or“ too i all
win-om the rolls.

T cdtllc at some ‘ .. altar.
ion into all glob g: 26 arrow in

 

loud winch 1.1.
h w“ greeted With a tonal

Maximo. Mr. Wh-

ton. Walked

til i W ‘

tho county bani-t at White“ Plums. oi
olgamy. Judge Lent sentenced hlm to
four years and seven months to Sing
Sins prison. Mrs. Trlacc: turned do
tcotlve in order to soc'uro evidence
against her husband who lormarly llv~
ed in Stamford. She hired a team and
drove through ten towns la it day in on
nor to get possession oi the second
marriage record. Silo finally found
wlio No. 2 got the neodfidary cvldence
‘i‘rlncca married Mary Ellinhcth Green.
of Greenwich. now of Momdmneck. DoA
camber Ill. 1899 Ind duly4. 1900. mar-
ried Laura J. Wilson. our or Darren
at Croton-on- the-Hudson. «‘

The board at directors or the Darlcn
Free Library Associatidn hold a meet-
lug‘ at the office or Dr. 6. ll. Noxoo, in
Main street, Monday evening to ar-
range for the uttlns up: at a building
on the lot whlc our" given by I‘ll. do»
on unit who. Elmo were lglt‘

the Rev licrbert lino
land préaent‘cd by M
which was done
Marc and manna
building was upon
and means. A. 8. Blbblns. Alfred
Morehuuso J. C. Mather and Roma
L. Guernsey 0n building. Dr. Noxon.
Rev. 1!. ShBMWfl and it. M Smith.
The Mountlan Pond contract case
in regard to the dim recently built
them. was motioned to the Town Hall
Bothel. Tuesday The world: was as.
pectnlly or interest truth lief that that
mine civil engineers gave what is con
Aldon-ed cxp‘ort testimony ‘ht the am
he engineers who were on the ‘wlt-
nos: ntand Were Engineer Brown. of
Dunbury, Engineer Stan-r 0t Bridger
A "or Namath. and
Militant Elwin“ Belong. (Bridge
pout who who in clings or 9 work
of building the dam on Mr. Starr-'3 aa-
slalom. Mr. belong was on the wit
neon stand when the c and adjourned.
The Marlon who download Monday
looming and the tollil‘r‘no‘ny in the
case is being listened to by Henry A.
Gllhort. of Bowel. and John W. Bacon
or Dahbllry. {the word appointed no no
nrhltrttlon commiulon to decide the
hon. lion.
no arguments of counsel in the clv
ll bull ulfiwlfi gar¥mto% or
to." en. v
m: ,1 belong-

Alton-m am: 8. com-
no

. . low
ho had manly "mm the
mini-tuna it’ll“ he; mu. m
tho cool-t horn m

innit:
mm: for o condom onto autumn“.

“ lo glvo hint thud to countable villi:
‘ them lilt

 

A ' dr‘rlnxo Uompnny was
Boylatdn’o baby carriage t

 

a g the ”min by a irvlclonnll ‘ll

on him arrival. ‘ ‘

' th lrleudn in Stamford f

» yesterday. tell i
‘ and was qulio badly ioiurcd He was
. taken home and Dr. Burnell was sum

‘ wound to attend him.

all odtltoly Mia-appear

aloe
Funk Lockwood who no idea in

on: ulcely‘. ‘fl‘ho avclll 'h
lid the. wound is Malian. Mr Lack-
, d expects no iurther trouble from

undo Dlhhla rccoivcd a loose
”outlets no Fr

. _ p ‘ alum tit
mom last night.
. on road it

Mary
“in“! ySnitlln. 0H Raymond
tho Wont Side. cntortnlned a
A friendly. Monday night. The
n: was spout with games and nth
yondtlmao. A collation was oar-Jon

~ All who attended report a very nice

time.
* Morrison Dona-hr. winds at Ichooi
mm on out building

Hm head and
arm were found to he in bad condition
The extent at his injuries have not
been determined.

The members at tho Junior baseball
team are: Pitcher. William Moore:
catcher. Louis Raymond: first base,
William DeWnlero; second base rlub-
hard Lockwood: third base Harvey
Minor: short stop Edward Austin;
lett ilcld Fred Onkea; right lleld idl-
wood Broadway center field. Richard
Crockett. The first substitute is Fred
Young

The dance held at Golder” 9 Hall mat
night for the sun land was successful
from all points of view The merry
trippern glided over the smooth noor
from 3 until 12 o “clock when tho large
company returned. to their homes sat
isfled of having one of the best times
of the season. The costumes of the
ladies were especially pretty and ole-
g’nnt. The music u‘us furnished by
Messrs Johnson and btzlnger. or
South Norwnlli. ice cream and cam

, $0” served The chair netted noon.

mm

‘ BELLE ISLAND.

Mrs. Barnum“ a cottage is now about
completed. .

Tho new kitchen on Mm John Cot-
tors cottage has been completed.

George Sheppard and totally arc
spending a few days at their cottage

S. H. Souls)- and family, of Irldso»
port nre ut their coltnge Edgcwater

The Bohdlillcc and MY. families or.
rlvéd at on; island ymerdny to spend
the cum I'

Dudley than the contract for the
rennin with:

no. mode to the
Rotor: Point

runner William James is expected
to nrrlve at Bella island for the sunk
mar, Thursday night.

Arthur G. Cram and the Tweed:
family arrival from Danbury yesterday
to spend a few days at the Tweedy
cottage

The improvomo s to John F new
dlcl’a ootln‘se‘ can: boon completod.
A new double mr Wired and a dining
room have been added

A new roof has been built and other
lmprovemonto and repairs are held:
mode to Cedar cottage. on tho howl)
at tho booth end 0! the mind.

morry- ”round at Rotten Point tron

runner. ‘
l Councilman l{audition 16053.0! lltn '
lord In . lilo Solid island on

Humidor. 3nd “pectin; the may in in
mm would in A

 

_. All it nowA
thud: it in or no use to Anybody. and ‘
in more of a nuisance than anything 6

A Brooklyn dentist

loo loan 0! Malta. dunno to thifillh ‘

Thohoordo which have madden thc '

great chief
don. Nnmtucll.

Wampum. i“. ll. T.

Watoromy: neat ml:
Treadwell. Bridgeport
the Marmot. Andrews.
instant grout gourd oi the to ,
8. Selleolt. New Conan: ~ '

The great chiefs“, re mined by
Deputy Great lucoho‘lm" (lotion motto
of New Haven. it it» voted to hold
the next (trout Sun nail in Thump
sonv’ille.

NOT PLEABQNG 1’0 MR. GRAPE

baa—nu...—

Only Awarded 365 for 3 Whole Lot 6"!

Damage to Hlmli.

The Jury gave Math ‘1’ Grail tho
Whom hum had a
run in with Leonard rlmoo‘fi cow in
New Cannon two yea‘ and 365 (tum
Ages with com. not do)! 1!. ’

Mr. Grail did not like the verdict tol‘
a. cool. He does not thlnk he got all
that was coming to him and he hasn't
much of an opinion of the Connecticut
jury system.

Mr. Gull was not aware that two-
thtrds oi the Connecticut lurymen have
cows oi their own which are llnblo at
any time to not out on the public high1
way and hire undhe liberties with ex-
pltnhle, good looking hone: tram thoco
big cities. consequently they are not
going to vote very handy lamagen to
the injured Bartlett unless the negli-
gence is very apparent.

The whole qnentlon here was wheth-
or Mr Brlacoe's cow was extra Irloky
and got out of a well fenced lot in a

wicked ways.

desire to roam as the giddy holler
which introduced itself to abruptly to
Mr. Grail's hdm

The lumen talked over it hard and
strong for an hour and at first it looked
like a disagreement. but they finally

‘got together and allowed 335 Mr. Brim

coo smiled ”rudely when he heard
the verdict.

but quite. another to only have to pay
365 Mr.

he paid tor doctorn' bllll. Not a red

and. the filming a! fooling): landed
tho Verdict ‘l-oillcd Ml feelings still
more

‘couuzc‘rlou’t wan-pen LEAF.
The counootlcut da‘ihllll‘t or tobacco
leaf to already attracting attention “31’“

hoot: about the tint thin: in too time

of dxhl‘bltu to be [unfilled In the build “ ‘
in” devoted to agriculture The ex— .‘
rhlhlt was prepared by John A. moon,

of Poquonock superintendent o! the

Connecticut momma»: com-
billy. Wham, Wm I!”

Connecticut.

To mow: ” l...
to g

rm «limo» ammonium
with neat loboll.‘ short“ whom they

_m "Gill: from“?

. .,. may. l
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it is one thing to be nued for 31. 360 b!
Grail only not back what Wm M”

This donnoctlcut tobacco display to ‘ A ‘ ,
within 3 mm all: use with alum . 7

some. I: well u tho "mue- lent
the wintry hints how been removed Th ‘ .

sad it in now ready to do duty for the ‘ '

wtrnm To: mold:

or evarS‘rdne. the or o of the stoves.
Manson and Realm We oltér secures
good value 09ch and constructed
on troy principle'n. they give great heat.
(rum :4 small gmohnt of incl Handv‘
me in appen‘mioc and or grant

myth. Our 318 Range is a model
of compactness;

Horace R. Nnoh

Northr thin out! West Street:

and Miles-lull pocket 500k

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

Soda Crackers.

Ginger Snaps,

Hermitnge Carlee,

Gold Dusth‘fi lb. pkg.

LmGH DON'T LIE "

wild desire to see the world and its ‘ AM,"

it seems that Mr Brim had seven I,
cows and a bull in the lame lot. out ;
they were not possessed with that wild ~

"'wexuown ..
fihmrwwmmwm at

the PanAmerlcnn exnoolllon, huvl'ng‘ m?

 

 

Walla d" have ‘
choral! at the exit“: for“ tho‘ otota oi j‘

 

M "V dared to i
laconic! m . ,

:4 001110! own:
on. nonwlm

i will
JUNIUS

 

Though ”they 5, “all Appear. ‘ L
A Small Sands tho mountains
Moments unlike no“ tar" "_ '

 

2lc pert .:

17c phat .

 

‘ Who’ll do my papering in"? V
a hurry and do it right ?7?

 

" I ’“jlt's time to don rail

lory and low cut I

Just the dart th
the feet glad-file -.
happy.

Here they are at tli
torent materials, '1!
edged soles. and fill! '-
values:

The first is a pate
er—will wear well and
your good opinion.

The second a millet!
you do not need to he

know. nnd will till
brilliant polish.
This group is A it

in orlco‘ than room
in the tidbit o1

 

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