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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 9, 1901 · page 7

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Edward F. :Sin ,
\. uuo. spent yesterd‘

Percy Morgan. of this niacin. has so- 2 .
cured at position in a ho‘rdw'are store 2

. returned home ‘
night from a several days business
trip to Hacketstown. N. J

 

, Charles Lee is working for the pres»
ent‘ with Will‘ii‘im 'i‘wiss the ”Washing“
ton street bridge shoe maker.

 

Joseph Perry, of ‘Stiu‘th Ndrwalk, is
now employed in Als‘th‘orpe and Hatch
Mia‘s shop, in Keyser avenue. ‘

 

‘2 The East Norwdik‘ Lumber Company 2

has just shipped a car load of lumber
to Elizabethport New Jersey.
Edward Bonedio ” Ilaigeeovered from
his illness and resumed his position in
‘ thovei s shoe store, in Washington
j; ii "r'eet

 

 

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Henry Thomas formerly of South . Ci

has reopened his barber shop

N917 my
lift” the corliér or Fol-t Point street and 2

“ Van Zandt avenue.

 

. The prayer meeting last night in the

Christian Advent boron in Van znndt
avenue. was lead y the Rev. F S.
Ainsworth, or East avenue:

 

Reporter Victor W. Ferris is taking

a-day on and is on a damn: trip down
the harbor. Waiter Aiken is acting in
Mr Ferris’ conscity for the day.

The Misses Stile and Flossie Sher-
wood at Pleasant avenue, returned
hams last night from spending a few
days with relatives in New York clty.__

 

 

Lester Roberts has taken a position
in the bicycle store oi Roberts .dv. Tay~
let on the Washington street bridge
He will be employed there until schoal
ii‘egi us.

We.

The Misses Bessie and Nellie Rose.
who have been the guests of Master
Charles Rose. of Van Zandt avenue,
have returned to their home in New
York city.

”Md—n.

The Sunday schooliotohe Christina
Advent Church is having its annual pic.-
nic this afternoon on the lawn at the
home of the Rev. F. S. Aiuszorth. in
East avenue.

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The prayer meeting was held as us-
no] in the East Avenue Methodist
Chiiroh last nléht‘. The Rev. J.
Roost came up. tram Hickory Blair to
load the meeting.

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William Weed has resigned his nos-2

ition in the bicycle store of Roberts

,& Taylor on the Washington street
bridge. He has returned to his home
in Bridgeport; and mm there he will
go to New- Jersey for a visit

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John vFlnoh's sides in the East, Ave-
.nue Methodist Church will hold it!
postponed trolley ride ’thls evenin.
Th e special. car. will leave the chute
at 'i‘ 12 The trip will be taken over
the pin Tremdanllne. 2

M

2 , Paul Jones. at Waterbury. who has

been the soot to: mast sol-walk triangle
has gone to to.nah ow York. where
he will make it Thriller IvisitI beiore rev
turnins to his home.” 2

The barge R. litaiicir. which has
. been unloading! her at the
, wail: Lumber collinear a doe .
in tow. tor New York this morninag. She
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ad. a normal the metropolis tor

colored lad. known its "now i from 2

trs. Merry Hill; am into a pile oi him-
her on the Benedict Farm bridge Wes-
nasday While riding on his bicycle

The trans ot thawnoel was buckled as‘

ibn‘.

Illifilé‘I ‘ lad

Chills and fever seams to be nr‘nyai‘k;
Most 91 I“
not save a .

out on the east side Just now.
iii ii ht .

 
 
 

 

Is dildo.
rted”m

s of baseball Bat-

 
 

he or}: t overhauling and clean-
rm isohooi‘bolore the re-

 

 

d daugh-
were the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Marvin. of
3 wits have

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

pioye‘d by» th
party. at Mo t .V'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

M.‘

by mlfiw

‘i on! o duok‘iji

baby carriage factory was
. t rgay. as most at

 
 

 
 
 

them Gills 1' he want on the
plhnic or the Methodist Sunday school.

“ny ‘sdhool or the Baptist
Church is on its annual picnic to Trin
lty Lake today. The start was made
this morning at 7 o clock in two large
carryslls

Mrs. [Amelia banal
Carrie and Mrs. 40%ng Thiothel and
son "Charles. all ookiyn. were the
guests Wednesday oi William Moore.
of Lozan avenue

Gustave Ham. the shoe maker. is
now lying his anti re ttention to hit:
basin as. Whi‘ié e w s emdloy'od oh
the steamer Mabel .Stevens he Work
ed evenings only at the shoemokin:
husi inoss

 

and daughter

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Captain Edward H. Smith toolt out
a ssil‘in‘: party trom the Berkley House
yesterday afternoon in his launch K.
G. C. Captain Smith was out in the
mornin and ran on a rock "oil Ship
pan Po lit. but Was able; to lot the
launch oil' without any damage.

 

The steamer Mabel L Stevens, own

'86 thy Chhthin William 1. Stevens. oi

Main street, has been taken to Bridge
port. where she will go on the ways
and be given a thoroughly overhauling.

J. it is expected that she will not to into

commission again before thober 1".

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it was generally reported that last
aunditjga ayou‘n giady- living within the
town 1 its at Arlen and a young man
employed on a local steamboat Were
to be. Joined in t, e bonds of matri-
nibn , From all t e information that
can A obtained. the deal tell. and each
iviiltremaln alns‘leI for the present at
ens ,

 

C VBViigam Itiuas‘uen.t who T; omgioiyecgby
. art’s 0.11.0 e as o a:
married "Wednesday in Now ;‘

Miss Ms “‘3' Novels. a South Ndr‘waik
tonsils .rl‘

The young couple will soon be“ h
housekeeping on the west side Oi." ‘th‘e
.riyor, , .221.
W

While riding on the board well: yes
torday morning hetwaon Roton Point
dud’th 6,11?! datarlnp vilion two young
‘coi do the i‘ wheels. but tor~
tunately nether was seriously injured

 
 

hiio hehandlo r on
glimagdd Valin‘ost arch

People living aloha.
awakened frog: tiliIeiIr all:

The entitles west side b oddball

(1 Mrs. John Rich have return
in it visit with roihtivea in ..

 
 

#2 {afil‘ip‘i’di ‘3‘

George a... 2s in damned while '

Mr. Lassen is now reclaim .N
in: the congratulations of his i'rien s. 2

had iii no ‘
I‘h‘oeis " via he ii

iii
audio anon attain as usual.

. Mrs. H. E. Whittemormwlll spond‘a
tow . Thwith hendhilzl‘ltar. Miss Alice

 

 

h“has been up

MisA iri
pointed mlnih‘t‘rdtri on t to
his. unfit-Mi it; To???

 

Miss Josie this“ ii... at the iirm or

861801; CWI‘ «l: Gill. New York, is the

guest of Mr. and“ Nathan
. ,

Mrs. Hohhle has vet
prostration 1:61.:th 1th ‘2: , ,'
her quite Beliillldiwili iltstntord along

 

weeks since.

The triends of Mr. and Mrs. Spend-
love. of Glenhrook. memorial-athleth
v ”Iii title dith

 
 

 

Miro Helonitosaettu. who has been
hpiaml‘fiviii‘fim “m“ all.“ .i’l'i

ll ’ e . on! o 0
Mrs“. Arthur aha: i3 ., 2 w

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suddenly home m her visit with Mo

 

 
 

 

and Mrs. 2N2 Dalia the deathi‘ot
her friend. M _. Ni? ‘01:: or Troy.

Mrs. Charles H yes. of New York
who has been spend two. weeks
with her mother, Mrs. .0: C. Bowen, ex-
pects to return home tomomw.

 

W .
Messrs. John Pithieii 12? ’d

several (slamming expeditions recently;
and report the clams very fine.

 

so to have dancing lot each of the
three nights the fair will be in pro:
Igress. ..

 

Mrs R. L. Gillette and little dough:
tor are visiting the Pan- American ex-
nosltion and While i allele. will he
the guest‘s oi Mrs oi is te's uncle. Jo:-
seph Mother. 2

Miss Lulu Bowen is visiting her
uncle. John Bowen. or Renewals-Pa Pa.
and was o of a huokl’cberry party

2 recently. wlfloh brought home MW- .

live dual-ts or berries.

at Shippah Hotel. Bhippah Point.
the bathing is excellent and is enjoy-
ed by a iaivae nuinhdi- every on Dan-

 

music from; 4 to 8 o 'olock‘.

m-..

i Martyn Webb has challenged Rich

 

gill #3: h‘ We till 0““ " rail wills

c :9 as e

at li’omé‘olfin’a lasagna. . .
Mia. ital flirclmrd and don hte‘rs

(illidys an ivy went to New!) Wuhan

yesterday. “$0.5m é?”

zaps for all
char '3‘ (other, JohnCreenwald
Louis French pro ohed‘ h‘ls‘

thirty ninth anniversary as mdh’iah‘t
Sunday.Au:ust i. in 3 uhols LIClint-oh,

01' t9 ‘g'ii um 18'?
account of thy new i2
ship ” . . .. .

”an:

 

 

 

Quite a large nnmh‘or of people trin
Dorian went to Baton yesterday” 0“?
cause of the legislative rpunlzin holI
{59% “£11953?“ iii i’iae a
gnu MW anal
inshore 2“” ll ‘.2

 

 
 
 

 

diluKhtcr. ll
vistlns Mrs. Wiiiumsvi‘ ii? Mime

Joiykam or parish. has re. ,
several days illness j

n Danohy. ‘2

 

Mrs. Charles M. already was mailed 2'2

 

Whitney have beads varyiauccesgih in ’2“

 

filler-'3 band- a: twenty anon i rn‘ishci "

{psi to match their launch against in

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“ 2% bar
Point. and

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..2...

. ,
. has.

rs oi minim; a
s ttha Belles! -.

 
 

day. (or New York.

 
 

at New Rochelle. are shoots at Mr. and

 

”The Lobster

 

 

‘ on. 0:: c2
was at Roton. 2 in elf titan-
glory. Despite tilth‘ain minivans.
tune. ,
A party oi" Judas 11m
Brldgopost and rationd Minted Shéfv

 

heid- oil-the Soun’ 2 yesterday. on hilt!
luncheon.

 

Commodore .Ciomnos F. Osborn eu-
tertaina'd it party
board or his yacht Gomilhi yesterddy
afternoon 5., ‘ $.22 .

 

W
Tho since 3011th which has been 00-
nhotcdvoif Tasmanian. loit roster.
Miss Elsie; «.05 Robert Brother-ton. ‘

lIin‘ré. Edward Mainland otI IIWeIstI girlish
The committee on the fair of Eagle 2 222 , . ,
Hook and Ladder Company has dehiilé .

’0 « will on ThuroddyI on route: tenths sea

 

to ii tic eta. iii
1“! as passes for ‘e do};

Most oi .v. 2
If}. Mort spent Thursddy

‘ .

‘ The Misses Sallie and Marlowe Midv
dlghroo are the guests of lriends at
thamriolii- , , .

Mrs. Jada Hannah and may, oiI
Bridgeport has been entertained t

the post week by Mrs. Oscar Echla‘n.

 

 

 

 

 

Avp‘iil‘ty, of when.
none phased through on and Nor-
shore.

Miss Florence ”flteeler. of North Wii
ton. has returned home from a visit

 

adenoid.

The members of St Matthew a choir
held a. a dial rehearsal at the real

 

 

Bariumyeltorday Afternoon. William

I‘of'
Pohii. with ennui-2

Mud-v”

A number atone New

pol hurohi cling. of:

is theihwit ‘ ‘
or Edgewateraottau. 2..
Harold IBun n. repor-

 

 

 

Norton. I(of New; Horizon.“ entertained the 2

has oi: boys at so Johns Episco- “9:53;“ 2
snnmrarwm a?“ ‘

, .3. Georgia Ogden. Wednes-
IIiKinII

it is rumored that the. land adjoin
the hromrty record: porch A
m‘““““~‘f:soo 30m walk
errolrd wil 2

”Wudt ‘
may

on

pantie from (lini- .

of “willow? (ill fifth: her Aunt. Miss Kate Keeier in _

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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.7. , Ms

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it? best Butter.
I thbi‘ii‘n Ql‘oflbx' a Gold Medal ,

Illold Dusty

:4 Cottage Ave». 2‘ i“

Leave South Norwalk, 7 .35 a. m.
-. .. Leave New York;
Beekman Street, 2.10 p m.

.2. (Saturday, 1:36pm.)
~East ist.
Saturday: 2:00p. .m.)

40s.; 2- Eacurslon. 79¢.

EXCURSION Tb

V...“ 1.:

. aocompairied by the '2 '
FIRE POLICE 00.. NO 1.

. Sunday, August "“31 .
~EXOURS§ON FARE—$00. ,

Leave North Bench

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

230 lb.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Hour, 2 2 2. .‘2 if": i 580 ‘baIlI.
Peninsular Milk; 80 coil
5 iii "K82 Hominy. 155;.
London ammo lb can. 1‘80 at everyone.
2 ii boxes Sardines in Oil. 25c Ranges and
5 lb pig “fishing on 1113

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Street, 2409 m.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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NORTH BEACH

walk to Ian an:

 
 

flee man

 

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