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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 8, 1901 · page 7

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, toast oi John D. Hamster). at the

 
 
 
 

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ice Josie Bowen has gone to But an 1d 5 ‘5" I)“ y Ly

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p135 ly the prellmlultry the stipulati

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will be definitely settled it thélr p 5.1
lease is accepted The three booth
will be built 1))' a syndicate o1 c1ul)
member‘s; ,

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relatives 1)) new) South Norwallt ,fitegmboat

. 5a,, t is?! 01‘ 50%,,101111 top 1' >‘ flock. ‘19 a“ a, 111:de 14),!
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Mrs H. L. IDorn, of near"

 
 
 
 

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I? l and Wes at work yester-
day marl) it lots on the Vincent
place. w loll are)‘ to he sold a pubilc3
auction 11‘ w

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Mrs. ill. (1. Owens and Mrs. Beoileld,
6? South Norwalk are occupying the
Co bettplsom in Mail). tract. for the
on, once ‘bf the sumo) ’ ,1

 

 
 
 

 

y‘street, who , gun's trolley party
. is visiting in Brooklyn, ,will return . pp 1 ted time’today.i\trii’
, home tomorrow. . 1

 

 

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Miss Catharine Fox of Henry street
, and her piece, ifitamtord, spent yes-
terdsy in New ()‘r,) «I

.. Knowltoufllie and Drum Corps will
hold a rehearsal tonight. No rehearsal
. 3 WM held'l‘uesday night bpceuse oi the)

. Win).-

The ,riIsidence 1) than. E Smith, in ,
Culture avenue, is being repainted by

, Mr) limith’ a son Oakley.

Miss Ella O’Neill and Winnie Car-
medy, of East Norwalk. are the guests
of relatives in New Haven

, --‘--'--‘t-¢~M-m
The Ugree Club" will meet at the
, home of Miss Alice Hatchmau, tonight
All members are urged to be piesent
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coleman and
Mrs. Fred Janos, of East Norwuik. are
the) guests of Mrs. William Woolcy, at
Narragansett Pier.

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. Greenwich ii‘ranlwsy Gumball uy,
Several horses in Rowayton are af- 001119101411 Milli Week iron)
hinted with theturaval‘ent horse dis:
case. As yet the disease has appeared

here generally in a mild term) , , New York. will he possib

arrived laéii week. The ne‘ '

Miss Lizzie Dibble is getting along oreri the Bmm‘ River betw
very nicely at “the! Norwich). hospital nectlcut and New York; made
and will probably come, home Spupay rl' because of the route of the
She is now ullov‘ve‘a to sit“ uni. 10h Tramway company. villi b6

WW.- , , eted this week. . , " ‘
A New York man. who when” book The road iron) there to the Green
atore in the city. isspending a vacu-

wish railroad station. though '1‘)
lion at Belle island and is collecting '

Magic Monk and Ladder Company

has comple1pd arrangements for us

‘ fair to, he held in the Town Hall the
last 01 this month .

The Crescent baseball team, of Dar-
ion. will probably not play again this
summer. Sonic at the members of the
teen)- woulp 111)); to play. .. ,

 

 

‘gust firewalls) ,
titty-11v y years of age. a reel j

at. shot himéelt through the

to yesterday and died on the I
1 his- two sons, , "
, a few days of each, other four
,ago, had, it is thought.) affected
n's mind. Leaving his, wi e ear
,, he told er lg t the
,an or in our room, caimin 1),): that it
e anniversary of the death oi
"oi at son who died as a mitt,” or,
A ’ is was is

 

Mrs. Emiiyfliherron, oi .Darien. is

recovering from her recent illness very

nicely. Although eighty- six years or

age, Mrs Sharron is still quite active.
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The Sunday school of the lilarlen
Methodist Sunday school is enjoying
its annual, pionioatoday- at Pound Rots.
The trip is being inadp, by car)7yaii.,

about two and casual) mum
all the old books he car) purchase. ‘ .,
of everyone, ti)
Ranges and Masters
good value. not) ,
v ,5 on true prion
, from a cruel
, ,. some in appear do
‘ strtgngu). up its ‘
)1) bis

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Mr opus at) m y ave arr you

from New York to spend several Weeks ll'llmy 5. led?” of mill!) )1,
with Mrs. iiopps's parents, Mr. and ‘ sand mm“ ““9515- ”1111,11 115,

in; and filling in was required ' i .
$1133 Tum“? Darling. of the W,” ,thr‘oush aseotion where p‘rivp‘te 911d 5, ~

1 gig; was yams I)” )1dech will) in)"M
Miss Ber ht), Househkel, of Ne ’5 ”em“ a ‘ T01" m as

York who has been the guest of. Mill, "”5“ to ”9 “W between 0'99““ch
Jennie Scott. of Gross street will re), Wayward 90 complete the troll” .
him home Friday. but; will be accom~ “:3 ““0911 New York and New He)
opp)? by Miss Scott, who will be her vs.
V s r.

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A new entrance ‘has been built to the
Gamble mill on the Benedict Farm
bridge. it is from the bridge side and
enters the new additipn.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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About, thirty-live drum corps will
e 101’) prides at Waterbl‘lry on
the 2 th of this month. Among the
competing corps will be the Knowltons
, ot ”Dar-lea.

The Ugree Club will hold a meeting -
this evening with Miss Alice Hatch-
?" man. It is urgent that‘every member

make an effort to be present.

Miss. Hattie Sherwop‘d of Pleasant
avenue, who has been spending a few
days in New York city, is expected to
arrive home this evening.

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‘ Leave South Norwalk, 7:35 a. m.
' Leave New York.

Beeklnau Street, 2.10 p it).
(Saturday, 1 :30 p. in.)
East 3151. Street, .‘2‘401’... m.
(Saturday,2 2:06p. m.)

 

Mrs. Mary Bellecy, of Keyport 1)).
la. and Miss Alida Day. of New York
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hantord Smith They have now re-
turned home, but intend to come back

 
 

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moron vsmctsa
Two new monuments are being M

erected in 1.111101) cemetery. CharlespL'f” ["me ‘_ “Minimum $9,091,! Limit: .
_W. Bell is having one, out up. a mem-
"ory or his late wife and the the)- is in‘.

.luudscsnc noisier end teaeh~
er ior painting. at the Chan-
and in the state univers-
‘ ‘ en ,Qox' a practice to so to.
solve city {or the use .01 ii.) to ,

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Some of the trolley men were rccent- The new law, relbtlfix til the speed of

 

 
 

‘ ‘ l (I d r t lki 1 th 1 ll milk} lain)” m the month to make a fth D, 11 d ) hi i i .i it Oppotllo‘rlliy
‘ . Y suspen e 01‘ a 118 0 0 1' pns- urt or v at , , memory 0 9,, on an mo or vs 1,: ea in Mi act, ”dim-gym” -
sengcrs while on duty. Most of their . ——.—-—)-—-~,- in being email) All) do. hlgpllou. A {or a speed 11ml), of, an“), mug), out $4,, finw‘idheg xggafigbmgge': Si“ “‘le 01: FARlEExcurslo 0c . ,.
terms 01 8115961151011 have expired The Norotous will so to South Nor Bridgeport nrml .. , , ork this city, limits and twelve miles with ‘ "‘ b“, I, a test, out” of “it . 4 n 11) 7 -

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

-' , walk Saturday and play the Y. M. ,1}. A , ’0 ll. .19 further 9151111191), that the person:
The Emarlon Whist Club will soon team 0)) the Baxter grounds The lat, Two carryails are. now used ,1; 1;)“; 1)) charge of 1M, yehioie shall have it will}??? 2221):); 3pm EXCURSION—“q TO

hold an noting on cup of the Norwaik ter team was defeated by the Norotous Knob every Sat r day afternoon and 11, 31,11: , lie w,“ ”33“,...)ha NORTH BEACH

Islands 111)) stormy weather has in- some weeks ago. but since that time some times on’ c, or days durlnygph 1‘ and a .widower smce accompdnié’d bv the
,, pgpiercd 1th the plan to a great ex» ti)t)l'yi)l)))vt:i imp)? Fit-pl)? x,i)tre))srthouod $129k. 1“)“; milléwlltilm die poem “til?“ i ughsré'he has {mummy com- ‘

. an) s on u e ore one can eKuo at ‘e s 111119)). on e‘ N , ., ' "

i . , , ,Wlil without a herd tussle. extra carryall is used 1 13 horses are in nnggfigfifilm (3:513:13 fi'flgfim FIRE POLICE CO., NO- 3) A VCI‘ V Aline la ,
, t “0!)th ,, f Ciiwaue)‘; t); wfhwpi filirnished by, constants dward J. on) , e . 1, M ‘ I Sanday August nth . papers an m“

on'sr 'ru ea . s e , , ,, run I, ' ' ’

Rich Bros have accepted the chal. 8 , mm and not the (l M , ’_.,____ line supplies a,

 

 

have the flex): offender who steals )rult

ion e of Kerry Webb to match their ' u ,
from in front of his place oil business iaufich Rich Bros against him in his Arrangements have been completed it matter which‘g’a as work, 19)- mg gt )1 111153327936 Aufllifii-lw-Plgs‘i; meta—EXCURSION FARE—50c. Paints. .
arl‘efited- , single-oar shell over the course from for the Baptist ‘sunday school ulc‘nld turner: Thai is pmudbiy of more #2,: 9 “a: £23 9 ' ‘ " . M . ‘ ,, I,

W the dam to Rich's shore house, a (“3- which will be hellf tomorrow ill Trinity pfportance All. mug!!! than in any, mo 11!. ll as 1' Leave South Norwalk 1030;. m
Howard A Tilly, of South Norwaik tattoo, of three-quarters of a mile. No Lake Th: lake is fourteen or, iltt on 3" ”'10 the with and =1“! operet- , “M of star. shi 1 Leave North Beaéli 4,30,). m.
'5, TITS“ “£29,111? 8&5“ 1°” 3,,th “33 date has yet been fixed for the ram miles a‘wa 1itndt‘lp‘ri 1)) 1111331 161)")- orhve 91;; w l 1):) ewptpppd withpufiolnter ea In I” 81;,-
0 ' 0mm 9' T0 91‘3- 0 7 hours to dr ve ere. ter reac l 8 re 6 « ......
“'3 to m) 3) 3.11an or 5..., plate): will... and) Inn) in view 0) the present names-r PROPELLER

sign has been taken): doWn from over
the store.
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The Sunday school class of John
Finch, in the East Avenue Methodist
Church held its trolley ride, last night
and a pleasant time was enjoyed by all
who attended.

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The Rev. Mr .Gruwiord. of Strouds.
bu 3. Penn. who is the guest of Rev.

 

 

Due Darlen young lady is having
leve troubles oi her own just now.
She is still a miss of a small number
of summers. but has a full quote or
admirers. She, had one young gentle
luau who was a particular been and the
gltter paid special attention to her.

no line evening the young man went
to call on the young lady and with him
tdok one of his particular trlonds. He
casually introduced his' friend to the

the lake the excursiouists will Thmi'qn
ideal spot for a day' s outintu The lake
is one of the prettiest in this part of
the country The start will be made
irom the church at 7 o‘clock.

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the Rowayton Methtplistl Church 1gp
enjoying their annua ontl ng ted fly

The pupils of. the Sunday school or 3

The steamer Kate 1}. Stevens with the i

is the,
orouéhs from passion

for the whole state.

 

ponecuda )1 Road to

 
 

it rohiblts towns. citiesand
he. ailment thus making a, uniform act, ‘0

 

ARE GETTING READY.

tuck Brunei) been.

admin

ordinances on 9‘ 9‘

 

 
 

Double, Track,

 
 
 
 
 

betwqien the various railroad

would be left to take )1):
rec. and in the meantime '
,‘, steamship 'trahlo between the two
ports will remain closed. '-

SILK iMPORTATIONS
miniatures. August. 3,...A com
,ntatemeut giving the imports

 

the Harrimau system,

Norwalk and South Norwalk.

Mon, Wed“ and: F11. at 5 p. m.

1368. Th,ur3,,.,,§)nd 8.3.1.,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Leave Beekman 51., N. Y.:

Leave INOrwalk: ,
at 4 p: m. 1

 
 
 
 

 
 

sloop Harp, in tow. lets the lower dock 7 ‘ ‘ oi? surveying" the lilaugaLo
this wornibawith good. sized camels )uck division, preptiretory to- double
0: human freisht The day is being) result)! this branch or the Consolide’t‘q,

manufactures into the Philip f‘

of, a“
ring- the .years 1899 and 1900 .

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(Mrs J. J. Faust. will preach 3)th

(,2; morning m the East Avenue Moth young lady. with the result that it is,

now a hard matter to decide which 01‘

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

01"“ E99300?“ Church. the young man now stands best in the spend inf Lani-slips Grove.L Ll which in) road is hill been ‘9 pared in $6 division 0’ in
... going steadily on ,nnd the’ in)
of a k, u) estimation of the lady. is. in (1)8lean Harbor. The days whys): have nearly completed also maggyiggggglg, "fjnflgmnf‘g,
Harvey KW?“ "30 Y“) w“ e ...- opene “p bright for tho excursionistsiw

guest yesterday 01 his sister. Mrs.
Hannah Gilbert of Pleasant avenue.
Mr. Kinch, has tit, made a visit here
before in shop elites!) years

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H A. Saunders. who spends a good
deal of his time these dbys. ,ilshlng. rer
cshtly ran a. iisli ilii. under- the nail of

,. his thumb. and the injury heals very
slowly, causing Mr Saunders consider
able‘ trouble.

 

, The East Norwallt "ll‘irc Police held is
regular meeting, ,Tuesday night. and
decided to puifih‘ose new clubs; which
'wlll be used r the first time at the
“anniversary? celebration in September.

Edward E. Mead was yoted in as a e

membe. .

Samuel Hull. thé local blacksmith,
has broil ht3auit against pplly, F133 ,ros-
by, of eptport, fer
done on the’ carriage or 31m) defendant.
'lihc'. case “Will be tried jbatorb Justice

‘ oi the Peace Harry R Sherwood, in f

Westport, next. Monday.

Wm

interesting ‘ .

a

snow. will more)
,9 defeat vv'ilitih
ads of the it at.

, for tepairs h

it is expectedthat there will be a" '
. n.1,)

Tuesday afternoon a Hungarian girl
employed by Clarence Bell 1911 her bl-
cycle in front. of ,F V. Uantrell’s store
for 11 few minutes and in the interim
a man of her native land walked up to
the wheel and mounting it started in
the direction at Norotcln as fast as, he:
could pedul. On reaching there he at
tempted to dispose of the bike to, sue
the’r magnum) tor a small sum 0)
money The latter recogniz ad the mar,
hides and took it away fr n) thp one
Who had stolen it. The thief then
boarded a train, at Noroton, going in
the direction of New York. He nits
not yet been apprehended and promo
iy will plot be The bicycle was return

:1 1.11%;

l
dogs null .

e‘ territory.
. lg,

macaw it would seem ,

‘11 d? .
do not register
e the town of Damien ein- ,
The task is

and they will probably enjoy the best
time ”Willem: 1:1 ‘I, J I. ,. -’ 1)

their: rams.
Miss Ruth Trondweli is visiting her
aunt in Wilton. , ,. ..

L. R. Hoyt hod his brpther irom Dan-
bury pa 1) sites; this week. ,
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Mrs.” “Elizabeth Heading, is very ill
with a complication of troubles.
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Brill court spent 8)) is) at :LI R.
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‘ idgoport rcccutly.- returuiiur‘ 1)

Mrs. Henry Nicholas
Sunday. Frank Clark and pop

.Frederick Siillmsn and family. of in

”Charles Johnson visited in;
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This section will be double tracked
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pill) into, the, Philippines during the
reanluoo. amounted 101133851918 as

bowl) the" following engages:
eservln decreased 1966919110) circulat
3,0116qu 3:113, 000:

steps sod 33.169.900: publication
,, pressed apoa'ldiimunomlroserv 5e.)

01’ for 1899. an increase
of ml. per cent. The: '

lacqmmodlty from the llni~ ,
States whiio comparatively sum
'11 )ueicased 'irpéu) 3361. t) 18119 to $1.140

or. cent. ‘ Ill

Kerarsusur. ‘
uglier 8.-Thé weekly ,
niinank or 11111311111)!
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rhullion'de
.1108) o titer. securities de-

1100;) sovernmeut. deport)
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We handle only one grade of coal; ‘
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