Evening sentinel, Monday, March 10, 1902 · page 5

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Mrs” ow- VermIIyea of Danbuiy 2
has come to South Norwalk to visit
relatives

Constable Samuel Co Ireland attended
the Sportmens Show in New York, ,3
. Saturday. 1 ‘I

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Homer B. Hoyt is attending a post
3 graduate clinic of higher optics in New
York evenings. 1;
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Sevén new membeis will be received
‘ into the Patriotic Order of Americans. 1
Wednesday evening. 1 .

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John Kline has been elected manager
and Joseph Volk. captain of Brown's
College baseball team. f1

Mrs. S. S. Partridge. of Photos, New
York is the guest or Professor and Mrs
Carl A Harstrom; of The Folly 1

The sloop Nen‘a A Rowland arrived
at Bridgeport yesterday with a carload
of oysters from Brovidence. R. 1.

Miss Delia l..3 Baker. daughter of Mrs.
H. H Bakei Pompey; N. it, was the
‘ guest of Mrs. 0. H swords. over Sun»
day .3 ,

The Gills Friendly society of Trin
ity Church will meet as usual Tuesday
. evening, the time to he devoted to phy

slop] culture 3 3 11

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Miss Ala HamiltOn who at present
is residing with her grandfather. Ed»
. word Ilivermore, in Stamfdrd spent
, Saturday at her home in Newtown ave-

one 3 ,

mGrnnd Musical and Humorous Ion
tortainmcnt and Bull given by the So.
Nomalk QuaItat‘ Club. assisted by scv
c1ul societies and an oxoeliont master
oi comics F1 idangaruh 14 at 8: 30 in
'Garmania Hail. Admission 2350 each

MI.“

Cram will entnrtaiu the Nurwalk His
lorlcnl Association at its quarteili
drafting on Wednesday evening March

J‘ti. ,

M18. Samuel M Stevens led the Eu.
ontII Loagud meeting at the Sputh
N01 walk Methodist Church. last oven-
Iug. ’lhe topic wits “Secivrt of EI'IdIIr»
_ nncc.‘ .

GcOIgo Hoyt. of Ellhabeth street.
1qu1 Daniel Conltor left. South Nor~
\vulh today for Cambridgeport Muss“
whole Mr. Coulter will reside in the
future.

_ The: Travel Club (I

3 ~ gregati‘onai (111qu

We'dno’sday oven 11;.
, 'lbe «)ng
Ioik to liiveIpooi 3 ’

1 -. 011 Thursday: of thi .
1 of the City Motion B

~' ,Norwalh. again wuu’am Hindley.
. will come up fd trial in the Superiol
" Court. at Brid rt

incorporation have

on filed at Hartford by the Cltisem11

Impany-xot cannon. capital 36.000. and

by the Burwél sh .Compony’ or New
oven, capital

the past weell
I Miss Charlotte
. nvenue.- has ten
1* Manic avenue, 1..

. this opportunity.

slid M13: Georgi? Washihgton"-

, gall last night

Bridge PFlSlI Marni: lelt Interest you
today! ‘. .

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’collo (rpm New Ymk
portion. 3,

guest oi? Mr. and Mrs. Donny, of Kol
logs street.

Miss Mamie Jennnotte McGIynn of
Buford Place. spent Sunday at her
home in Ridzedold. ‘

John G Kelseyflr" dud (laughtai
wail known in the Norwalks stopped

‘ at tho Mahadkamo hotel over Sunday.

Mrs. Warren F Smith Jim, 0: No 5
with Mrs Ill P. Chase at Still River.

‘ 'l‘he Norwolk river was the highest
yesterday, that it has been In some
time. ’1 be water has subsided greatly
today.

3 Edward‘F‘arrell. ol’ Stamford. was
in Norwalk (in business this moxulng,
and was nlao a caller on his cousin.
Albert Grlurod of Willie ll Sellech's
clothing store

Rev. Alexander Hamilton officiated
yesterday. at St. Johns Church.
Bridgeport, and today is In Danhury.
attending the March meeting of the
Fairdeid County Glorious.

wDr M 8. Roman, oculist and auriat
can be consulted in the minors or the
Mahackemo Hotel, on Tuesdays and
Fridays, between the hours of 1 and b

in m.. and daily betwon 9 and 12 a
:m., 6 and 9 p m at 515 Fairiield sve-

flue. Bridgeport. Eyes oannlned and
diseases treated.

count of the severe out which no le-
oeived over the back of one of his hands
while. at work last week.

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Boston have sent a man to South Nor

Norwalk Congregational
the recita‘ltomorrow night. its to work
lug on the. instrument today

ial3 ad of W S Sturtevunt‘, on mitig-
eratoIs. Ha intends to sell them on
tho cosy payment system. and thosc In
need of one should avail themselves of
Look it up. 1 1
The annual meeting of the Sunday
School Bonid oi the South Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
hold this evening at 8 oclock. Idler
tion of albums and reports of commit-
tees. A full attendance is (lesiIed
The local Baricnziers‘ Union held a
meeting yesterday nttoinoou In Elks
Hall, in South Main street and vow
to furnish the refreshments
HibeInian hall on tho night of tth
tral Labor Union‘s mass meeting

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A large ‘numbor oi tho mombeIa at
then Lincoln Council and candidate
will go to Stamford and mako a visit
to Land‘s Council No. 16 where tlnI
second degree will be conferred upon
eleven candidates tomoriow evening

The board of Icliei’ of the South NOh
walk Union School District is holding
a meeting this often noon in .the South
Norwallr office of the selectmen in Bath
road avenue. for the purpose or hearing

Appeals mm the annual assessment.

William J Wilcox of Hanford Place.
spent Sunday with his father. in Si!
vermine Mr. Wilcox drove both ways
and in several places the Norwulk riv-
er bud ovgrfiowed its banks. and flood-
ed the highway. making travel danger}

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G A Mots. travelling salesman fol

. Thomas At Turner importaIs and job
' bars of tens coh'eos and spices. with

sale shousos at New lurk was in
South Nornalk this (naming giving an
exhibit at the stole of Chdrles E
Seymour.

Recent guests at the Hotel Norwalh
have been Mr; and Mrs Allen. Mr. and
Mrs Graham. 0. .I. Rovley and wife, B
E Goggson. John Showoll New York
0. H Banks. Ira Cole. F. Leonard, I.

.C.‘ Green. F. Corpsman. -Georga L.
Woodward. F H. Montgomery. W D.
3 West and Louis W.1 Leonard city.‘

by the Arion Singing Society in Arion
social Session was

old The soc ty sang two songs.

I'Hsnry Froeb we the highest. each
winning four and a. halt games out of

 

the a. 3 of tho 3

3 John Sven nah purchased a magnl I
fluent now

Henry (insulin. or Glenvilie, is the

Trinity Place. is spending a few days

William Hyatt clerk in the maiket . T 33 ”3
of Clarence Buttery. in Water street, 3 ; 1_ a
is taking an enforced vacation on ac- ‘

Jesse Woodbo‘fry and Company oi‘

walk to tune the organ of the Soutln 33
Church for

Attention is called today to the spec» ,

our tailoring department is for? thou: man»! “
who cannot find just what they Wadi even among 3
our high-class reach tailored suits “HQ £3)i33) coals.

Our tailoung is blah-class; goods are tent in3
quality: our prices are a happy mediudlj between 3
those oi the high-priced tailors and those of the
low-priced cloth butchers.

Suits to measure. $16 to $40 You don’ t have
to take It If It doesnii‘ i you periectlv. 1 . 3

Glad to show you a long? line oisamples of ‘_
late cloths. ‘

3 We’ re tied to no one hat shape—all fashion-,3
able blocks are here: Derbvs. $2 and $33.3 _ Ai-3
pines‘ and Gulf shapes. $1 530 to $3 (Ill ‘

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Norwalk Stars: «1’

Booth No (II-walk Store:
Masonic Building. ‘

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of good quality. Here are to be found the. 3
best grains that money can buy. There i533 33
plenty oi chance tor deception In grainfbui We 3
(Mini take those chances. 3 1 3

Gnod grain as well as good weight I) what
vouligeihere. _ .

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53 WALI. ST..1

Trolleys pass the door.

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Boxes Favors and Novelties

imiih the (Intentional

3 ‘ 3‘13) MAIN sriiilili‘r NORWALK.

Charles Yost of Yost street, is a 1.5
to be out again after his Iecent illne s.

A daughterhaa been. born to Mr.
and Mrs John Finnegan, of1Sosview
avenue ‘ ‘

Professor Gemge E. Snrtalu and W
83. Sturtcvunt took dinner at Hotel
Hamilton today.

John DIeenwood will lead next Sun
day morning s class at the South Nor
walk Methodist Church.

Both Remington will lead the gen
eral class meeting at the South Nor
walk Methodist Church. tomorrow ave
ping

Miss Lillie L3 Getter assistant in
the South Norwalk Library. went to
New Haven, to spend the week with
relatives.

1 The hair) due in South Norwalk at
1:10 oolock this afternoon struck a
man below the depot in Stamford to-
day and badly injured him '

Dr. and -,Mrs 3.J S Newkiiuk of NOI-
wnlk: H S. Hutch and Mrs. S B.
Boats of South Nortvaik took dinnei

‘3 at Hotel Cili'i‘oId yesterday

ammo

Mr and Mrs. Edward W Palmer and

I child of Brooklyn. are spending a Few

(lays 3wlth Mr. and Mrs. Alexander S.

, Painter of 3 Hantord plu‘ce East Nor-

walk

W A Clark. of the firm of Whelpicy
& (limit. is having the chimney on his
Eimwood avenue. residence rebuilt it
was blown down during the recent
wind storms

The schooner Call to bring Ietitiod
with hm sails and will soon go into
odmmisslou again m the season. The

vessel has been tied up for the winter;

at the Hill Ii: Hubbell Lumbar Compa-
ny' 3 (look in Norw allr.

Victol W Ferris went to New Lon-
don today to purchase a twenty three
foot cabin oat boat. which he proposes
to equip with steam power MI. For
ris will shortly have the vessel in Nor-
walk and will attach bar to the fleet
of till) Norwnlk Yacht Club.

DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mortality In The Norwalkn Was Large
Yesterday.

Mrs. Alice lieh‘ernan died Saturday
at her home. 7 Plymouth avenue. The
deceased Is susvl‘ved by a daughter
and sons. The funeral will be held
tomorrow morning at? unlock from
St Mary s Church.

Carl H Zooblsch died yesterday
morning at his home, 34 W ton ave-
one Mr Zoehisch is survl ed bya
widow and one daughter. The tuned
II will be. bold tomorrow afternoon
from the house at 3 o‘clook The de-
ceased was a member of the Haragau
ri Society ‘

3John Groschnor diod verv suddenly
during the night at the residence of
the late Rudolph Strauss in Wilton.
Mr Groschnor resides on Chestnut

_ Hill and was making a visit at tho

Strauss residence and yesterday was
attended by a physician He apparent-
ly was not very seriously ill. yesterday
but passed away after he had retired
for the night. Undertake) Edward A.
Taylor of Norwalk took charge of the

31 remains

The funeral of Florence Ethel Water.
bury. was held yesterday afternoon. at
l o ‘clock from the residence of Mr. and

: Mrs 3E C. Owens. of No. 32 North Main
‘ Street.

Bar Paul Moore Strayer onl~
(listed and Interment took place In
Stamford Services were held at the

. 3grow: at 4 oclock‘.

The funeral of Rudolph Strauss will
beheld from the South Wilton chapel
tomorrow afternoon. at 2 o “clock The
Rev W 0 Hart pastor of the Wilton
,Oongregational Church. 'wlll oifieiate.
and interment Will be in Joes Hill

. Cemetery.

The tapeworm-1090:1362 3n only-

ley will be held from her late home at

i o’clock tomorrow afternoon. followed .
by another service at 1:30. at the Si].

' vermin}? Church The anointing clef» '

gymnn will he the Rev Charles M.
oelleck Interment will he in Norwalk
cemetél?
The funeral of Mrs Flora A Bates
was held from her late residencn yes-
terday afternoon. Rev H B. Mum

eraidej cemetery
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Headache Eyeuche blurring of the print are some of th in

tiona of defective vision and should be attended to AT ONU
Scientific examination free and Proper Glasses Proper

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GRADUATE OPTIGI‘N

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NORWAL

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(Irwin shaft In me It I; G, factory. :
Saturday attar’n‘oon. but an inquiry at
_‘ the factory

this morning: It was stated

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