Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 6, 1901 · page 6

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, Miss Allc’

Fred Anderson in: bécn’ overhauling iii
repainting the launch Feet on .

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‘e ond Point album

,I'. and Mrs. Syir pr Lookwood, of
Fort Point street.“ hrs énioying n short
y at Narragansett Pier.
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rs- A. Cameron and daughter of
Guile street are “spending a few days
in New YorkIclty with relatives

ussoiL ’Fucker, ciI South Norwnik,
cured p, position on delivery clerk
in be store of W s sturlevant.

Mrs Mary Cameron and daughter of
,-.New:, York pro tlio guests at Mr. And
, Mrs. W H. Carr, or Gregory Hobie
yard.
The Rev. J W. Davis, pastor of the
Christian Advent Church is attending
will large camp meeting. in Springfield
8.83.

. ~~Mrs.A Annie Young 6i Charles street
And Mrs.“ IInogcne Ross of Norwbilk
are lit Brighton. Staten Island to spend
the month

Mrs Frank W. Hoyt, or Dnnbury
Who hWn been the guest of her sister
Mrs. G W. Moriell, of East avenue,
th returned home.

Kspsirs are being made to the chim-

say of the Chapel of St Edward the T

Martyr. at the corner 0! Osborn and
Van Zandt avenues. .

Chgries A. Worden, of Center ove-
nus, loft town yesterday, for a short
stay in Mount Klsco and Chestnut
Ridge, in New York state

The family of Grocer Daniel L‘Hom
medieu went to Rowayton yesterday
where they 'enjoyed the hospitality 0!
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crockett.

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Attorney and Mrs. boo Davis and ‘

Mrs. Henry Giilum. of Henry street.
haye returned home from a trip to
Block Island Where they made n brief
stay.

William Ostsrhcgs. oi the Gamble
Mill, expects to go to New York city

._

“ ' tomorrow, to see hill mother who a few

days one fell bud brpkcvonc. of her
‘ilnjlbs.

, The Connecticut Railway and Might

log Conipnny 1,6145” MAiIiII the grade In
, tho corner ”of out and Van Znndt are

lines by depositing, several cur loads or

Still at this point.

AEdwords. who is stopping ct

rlon cuss, Gregory Point, has

new locomoblis And now

. seen at any time speeding

' the Ugrse Club are

preparing to hold a lantern party at

the home or Mrs... on Youngs.

‘1’ E throng: on no; unepdhy even;
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‘ blond Mabel Dun:
,9, tbs lm'bistb at
Mr. said Mrs.
351.com toast. have
oi borne. in Brooklyn.

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.mié big don liter Mrs. John ’L';

«sums... u; .
d 1:0me in .. y'ar‘t‘s‘r-I

I from Golden wm rcttl‘din
suitors um logger.

in»

‘ sqvcral days.
tor Bullock Who hns been the I

, mhis tin sin
pings at ii 30 1‘1“ ,‘
will continue in tort: tor WI;

Ralf Nikwcrson and EE
b” rdIy'sAtcrdc

things look
but Arthur

‘ go, good swim
,d' It plans of safety

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small young crs And they should not
be allowed an the spilcs

Rev. Arthur J. $11“th [Motor of tho
Grace M. E church on Howard Avenue
New Haven formerly of the East Ave
nuo Methodist Episcopal church
ionvcs New Haydn tonight tut New
York, whom on Wednesday morning

9 Will embark on the: Americn line
steamer 31;. Pool tor Europe, to be
gone a bout eight wééks. Rev. Mr.

Church ior- about eighteen months and
as a result of his emoiont work the
congregation and friends of the church
recently voted to raise a substfntiai
pursc to he used by the pastor in Inch
11 tour of Europe for educational pur-
poses. The short to raise a purse in

his behalf has resulted most success-
fully and last week a letter of credit
for $600 was given blip to defray his
expén‘sss abroad. Roy Mr. Smith will
itihd at snuthampton And will visit the
principal churches of his denomination
in England and Scotland, after which

he will make a tour or ireluhd. Hisj

tour so: 'also include France. Germany
and ltaly. He is hooked for return‘ pus;
sage on the St Poul‘ron Septdmbcr 28
arriving here the first week in Octo
81‘ ,. .
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R0 W'li YTON.
Edward Chairman, of Columbia Col
loge, New York spent Sunday at his
home in, this place .

Captain Edward 11.8 Smith took out a
sailing party in his launch, K G. 0
yesterday afternoon.

Miss Bertha chschkel, of Green
point L. i., is the guest of Miss Jennie
Scott, of Cress street.

James Pooioy, who will run 0 butch
cr paddling wagon for himself through
llowayton, will not begin his regular
trips until tomorrow.

Two guests mm New York arrived
at the Berkley house. Saturday night
There are how a largo number of
boarders at the plants.

Frederiélt Joned. who has been
spending a couple of weeks’ vacation
at the home of Mrs. Jennie Bhoror, in
Maple o‘venue, returned to his home.
in Brooklyn, bodily.

Contractor M’. F. Brown yssterday.
built a china closet in the kitchen of,
the Methodist Church. The ladies he
have the Addition will be a big no
movement. .

Ghnuhcey Schoe
scvdrsly by fill us from A cool stints
at his father's dock. continues to lm-‘
provIJ at his nummcr home on Bell ls

nod . or- coursei is necessary for

ages
16hr L'H Adieu will of b
at at a $113333?! inch!"
n uro r
mm In“ wurithrodgh Long mm on
his bicycle. He will H! h t

The Annual lo, M“ b t id
a to

~ (It ”We” Spring her

but, bong island. Thursday.

Traci will be conVoyc‘d by the steamer

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Smith has been the pastor of Grace ‘

" yesterday afternoon.
, tor of Mr. Everett also arrived in Dar

’ Stamford. The

codenwho wns injured i
hiIhTI’ to still carry b h wrists in band-z . ,
‘ tlou plots At ti;

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on tho Room yton 1

be remsins of Junior

R Kuhn?“
ho Ill

ed in Talisman. Ga... were
Iii)? Bilibi tordsy. for in ,
afternoon. - .

volunteer and Eagle No it u Lad
dare goinpdnlepib held, tn glib,
Inontbiy bufiihss meetings Mast Ii ght
at thcir rssp, tlv endqusrtsrs.

The Sunday £611,601 of: tits, Dnriqz

. Methodist Church will hold its aunts

picnic at Pound Bonito 'nhursdsy. The

~ ygungstors will be conveyed by entry

The regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held in the Dorian Methodist
Church tomorrow night Tho subiqct
under. dis salon will be the third
chaptci oi Cdistinns.

Néwm‘n’n Hnyt'ér, of Darlen, has rc-s
signed his position in F. A. Lnne’ A de-
pot restaurant, in south Norwnlk. Mr.
Hoytcr will probably return to New,
York city a little later.

under and a few other friends. left
this morning for a two days' cruise to

trip in a soiling yacht.

The Birchsrd Sisters. Mrs. Stephen
Hoyt. Miss Meta Birchord and Miss:
Jennie Birchard. wtii lento next Mon-
day for Alton Bay. N.
will sing at a camp meeting.

The tie in the Scotch four-sonic han-
dicap of July 26 who decided on the
links of the Wes Burn club. Suturdsy.
Dr. Tlfisny and Fred Towus won the'
match from the Woodbnry brothers.

mother of Rev. J L. Guernsey. pastor;
or the Barton Methodist Church have:

I zone to Bridgeport, where they will be

the guests for threé weeks of Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Judson.

W
John Everett and do, tor. .who.'
have been the GA is at, hé torindr’8
mother Mrs. child Irv r'or‘ett. Aron.
ion, returned horns to New Yori‘t citfi}
Another daugh'

ien yesterday utter-noon. to be tbs,
guest of her grnnumother. ,,

The R & G’s and the Daricns will
clash next Saturday in the 'gBI‘EdY
Ggounush A] bar: “calamity-Mo; egapscb'
e,nssastrnc.s,wo..us
met the corset fiiétbry has on ”it

tho Dnricns lend the R and G s. it is

local term will come but ahead.

I ’ I:
Ermtnn. next Bouncy“ Th6 following
gupday the church will be closed for
a renovatimi. a contract for which has
been mama to '

liédu‘c. will be '
Sundays, and also. 9 Botany: in, ,SIapé,w

ts‘mbor. fie, i d'th he Alisha

haitrgi‘his vocation at Loire Obcawun
no. . .,

Wilt-um
From now on thoro will be a, cued;
ilon box at the Dorian Method“

(West tidn l t'

villi be dnrws
Eridanus tiny

on in at yInt Wodnslds pm
or meeting they will :33»
until i a If: "N

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College Point. They are taking the '

M.- ..I where they .

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Mrs. William When and son Marc

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w, There undoubtedly w ii be:
time. The tickets for this event

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will cost 35 such and are not trans“

fersblé.

lilo, “.3390“ a guest 0 I
‘ Inood. in Port;

Mrs. David Tinklcr and daughtdr are
visiting Mrs. Tinklsr s tuner, Mrs. Les»
Grenory, in lat-cold zip.
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was. mantis cissbiy returner on
Saturday. after a three w‘echs visit

with rcistlvos in firidgcport.

“W...-
IIMrs. John Wdllnitr. in eating fish
scvor'si nuns and had It bone lodge in

tin-Ant. sun it‘llbd to ho rcmovéd

" I shrimmod snndsy‘.

grov'é wsdnes-

Mulch .
want: “mils :nidcrzscholars Will pic , '

nit: at Roton Point tomorrow

, yesterday. r
we liswvmit With his grand-

‘ty‘rofl‘s'i'sbdsons T I

"1 (turned trout the Pun-

Henry Hitchcock Nb muslin. is
3w emy i6i'éd in Lounsbury ,6: Mat-
swoon? '3 shoe lactory, south Narwdlk.

Dr. W. E. .1.- Kirk has returned to

his' home in Bro‘oidyn, sitar a couple oi

ton me stay with his parents in town:

Cindi-lie Wolfei‘ his left the Messen-

seed, 801' office. And is now with thé Yule dz

victorious; in the length! persimmon. ‘oy
confidently expected in Darién that the ' f"

‘ ytcriun Church. . ‘

ii 3;; s’ oyI ore. .
i“: it such i done there is not cinch doubt
raw )3

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argue uncommon: Conlpsny, stain-

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II. ti. Aiéxsnder ”and son arrived ss’t. j
Europb, Where they have M
'bcsut tithing a pleasure trip for c'

ilrIMYJI‘O

,Ifieichcr BIhith.,fornIsriy of this IGWM.

now a lured! to a night In
swung: is dpsnding‘ tw‘o wé’s -

‘ lion her with his brother. George.

Rev. Mr Keeler. oi Greens, N; Y,
took, churg'e, t the set-ulcers in the Con-

” the Sunday

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. urch. sunny. in th'é obs
I“ who is onioy- ,.

on s w til 8
dshrubborr. but disc
unwnys, embankment
do where t k

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Leave South Norwaik 7 :35 a. m.
[Laure New York:

Brahman Street, 2:10 p’ m

‘ (S atlltdiiy. I 3501). III.)

East 3l§t. Strcst, z :40 p. In.

(Saturdayfi :90 p.111.)

FARE.
EitcurSlon. 706.

NORTH BEACH
, accompsnied by the ,

Sunfish—W” .August nth.
soc—EXCURSION FARE—50c.

Leav‘e South Norwaik Io. 30 a m
Lends North Booth. 4 :30 p. In.

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