E‘ ' Christian Church will hold its 1egula1'
«11111 ‘ its). i
sell bout so his”;i lite c.1133...
air the dam than stated
til .1 morning t t his hurtliy‘ allied the
boys for thrilwing at the lamp, as he
knew it was a great temptation. He
laid “it“ hbe {cit like 101111111: than) in
Mi a” no
. he his not yet arrived notify
, it against him, and if he has ar
you may hasten his exit. Either
. £3) 3,tho same llrocoss.~ ,
EEQLLEE. Guarantee
y.
V 11 ml ill a 11 amp
. i y can re
away to their he‘ar‘t's Show Mr. 01
son has taken the matter good natur
‘ h1VViI .3 $3th he Etit‘e.‘ :iheV‘ was a boy
. 8‘s ill
1. Mrs. (leer so Ackerly is recovering
» truth a revolt 110111;?!
lions (lager is slowly improving train
.1 seven attack of when atism.
Notice is hereby given that on us-
rue “‘1'." PS S. of '20‘ iii. meeting In the
easement (if; thd unit 1‘) hnii taxable pro
party of it) Best Norwaik School Dis-
trial has he 11 made on the town list
of 1901. Sold atlas sinent list may be
.imiiid for examiner t‘o‘n‘ at the store of
opioid eminent Avenue in said
distlict; with selectlnen of said
district ‘YThc heard of Relief Will
meet at the said store of W S. liauw
foul on Tuesday. March 11.1902 at 2
' o'clock p 111.. to hear dull determine all
nuptials made to them from said as
scasmeu list.
Dhted at il est N01 walk, Conn., Feb
lunry lititb 1902.
.. . (‘HAS ll. PEARCE,
Lido DAVIS
J C. HAWKINS,
'V ' '_ Committee
‘ . ‘ " " lust N01 Walk School District.
‘r i215 3t 1118 at
by Miss Minnie Sniffen.
”Mrs Daniel Wicks. of Craw ave
nue. left Saturday for a few days visit
'~with friends ill Stony Brook,‘ l). I.
Miss Grace Plunder. who has been
past three weeks returned home Sat
urday. .
Arthur Crockett. .of Y0 I'll. P11» is
spending” ‘a few ”days with his parents,
avenue.
Marlon L‘ iio‘m‘modieu, of Rowan
detract East. Norwnlk. spcnt sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cl ockott. of
Crockett street!
The ”Ladies Aid Society Will hold a
meeting Wednesday afternoon. in the
Methodist, Church, There will be no
supper this Wealth.
The ciilcinl heard of the Methodist
Church held a meeting. yesterday, to
consider the financial affairs of the
church.- and to close the present fiscal
year" a business matters. .
There was a large congregation at
the Methodist Church, last night, to
listen to a sermon preached by the Rev
0.11.1311“, D D. of 'I‘arrytown. N Y
Dr. Buck is a very interesting speaker.
and he gave a very interesting sermon.
Mrs. Harvey. Ackert entertained a
number of her friends at a croklnole
marty.‘ Saturday evening. at her home
1in Revvayton avenue. The evening was
Frank Smith has recovered from his
‘ recent illness.
The services at St. Paul's mission
wele held as usual yesterday.
Charles Troul‘ls‘e‘n a'nd Flank Roberts
have secured positions in St. Louis. Mo. .,
and illuve gone there to work.
» Miss Minnie Hefner and Etleorgé Gut-‘
V teridge. spent Sunday with relatives in
V’VlVirooklyn.
Rev. Charles T. Coclr desires to meet
. the members or Christ Church. néxt
‘ Sunday evening.
. Men in, the mini . 01161111 W Beat-
. 1y. are ‘pilpciing the‘ residence of Mrs.
‘ William Back, in Nerwalk. ‘<
Miss Clulnp, fl'omE limit 11. Hero
.‘ ford England is the guest of Mrs. J
y W ‘.Muin‘s 33 Osborne avenue.‘
Theodore Olsen has completed the
linprovcments to his plopcrty, corner
1 Fort Po lit and Van Zandt streets.
The Silnday ool 0i) Christ Church
and dancing being the principal fea-
tut-es 0‘! the occasion. Pop porn. 01'.
angcs and Candies were served during
the evening?
..RJRIEN£{ID.NQROTDM
, . Mite will soon take
1 VE moving
inch has nurchased a
E ‘i ‘ abortions recently.
Mr ‘E and Mrs. 01111 C; Mather. of Nor
oton wlii‘board in Darlon Efrem April
Vl.V ‘ ‘A
Thole will-«bed on mportan‘t meeting The “Wing View” 9“ 0mm”
of the Ladies .1111 Society in the East 5:110“ “”1 "e "0’“ Apr“ 1‘ ‘0 AW“
.Avcnue Methodist chm-cu, Wednesday
aftelnoon. ‘, ' ‘
Ernest Grosschner. of Fort Point
stlmeet' has had a new hennary built;
and other improvements made in the
’ leur of his: property.
- Miss Jessie Bronson led t e hpworth
League meeting in the East Avenue
Methodist Church
- met or 'liindul'ane as the subject
Mrs Kate Secdorf,V matron of the is-V
‘olation house Mt. ‘Siuai Hospital, New
York city; spent Sunday with her
E'daughtel. Mrs. Samuel 0. Holmes
East. ayenuo. ..
, Mrs Richardnilamei of New Haven
who has been Vigiting‘E‘ll if parents Mr,
' and Mrs. Daniel Putt East avehue,’
' a visit before
Sylvester Bowen and family are to
move into the residence of Miss Betsy
Weed. '
A rummalge sail. for the benefit of
the Barton Free Library will econ be
given.
Mrs. Bollannnu will soon mayo from
the Matthews plince, East Main
street:
Frank Leeann who is at the Slam
ford Hospital‘; will soon leave that in
stitution.
Lester Tingle who has been serious
iv ill with an attack of pneumonia Is
impr‘oving.
Mrs. Sarah [1 Johnson. who has
been. very ill with tonsilitls is re
covering slowly E
Sherman A Alger of Fitch's Sol
dieirs' Home. has been granted a non-
'sion of $6 a month. ~ . ,
Frank Southwick has taken 11
uositlon. in n wholesale dry goods
house. In New York.
(3 ll‘. Bates spent Sunday with his
family here. There is some talk of
his moving to New York
1"etululng to her holil
. The new sewing circle of the Advent
Vmontilly meeting at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bland. Wodn‘és»
tiny evening of t is wcck _
Several lncn nitnd team av‘o been
cngpgod the 1) st week making ro
" pairs to Woodbury (l. milgdon' a prop
crty at Half Mile island. 1 ~
were badly was "
loucut heavy mores
1 ’ The Advent Sun ray School Vcollv
V tionE- will take place on Friday. March
28 in Bridgeport The delegates ap-
pointed to attend al'e‘ Mrs Richard
Blend Mrs Hattie Walsh, Mr. and
-'lgzi{s. James d M All)
.1011 for Morlls Benton. A contractor
in l ‘ rlen is to ‘do the work '-
rtles were up from ew. York
100 111; at the Conn place recently
with 11 view to purchasing.
The Misses Bertha and Maud Wutol
bury who have been visiting in New
Have have return their home ‘
, completed
house at Noroton
Miss Elsie Stoorza of this place
left last- Friday for Boston. where she
will remain with relatives for a couple
or weeksi - » » =
W. D B 1' a,y howl) rdlngatV
oton, will soon occuby'tlle iresid‘e nee deb
, dog.wh1c it is said.
belonged to a man named Anderson, of
Water street, South Norwalk. stole a
.L'Hommedieu
East Wishington
tel-noon. Daniel
Stamford
Baptist Church. was led last night,.
visiting friends in Port Chester. for the ' E
Mr. and Mrs John Crockett, or Crow ‘
‘weok in Hartford
most pleasantly spent piano selections '
‘leth th piano firm of
South
open a. brunch store in Yonkers. N. Y. '
. ‘A- new house is to be built at New »
V ' ‘Dr '1‘.
lately bought in South street;
1
”oblige
_ tilt in
‘ eat aunt“ Evin realised
Mrs. George Oberlander has in he.
possession a Vchair still in perfect pres
mystified! “1113119” engireiy of wood! oil's -
111: e o o g ntemld E V:
.l 17 98 Win or chair Ill “11
Meter ”mitt
b finder Also ball
W“ C
pieces 1
Vintners) drew-r mother. it repre
seats a bus at of flowers. morning
glories tulips and others and
good preservation. 1 .
CRANBURY.
Charles ltllboy is on the sick list
Mrs. Harriet beaten is entertaining
‘out of town friends.
Flank Gregory entertained Saturday
.M‘l-s Minnie Gregory. and Mr. and Mrs.
Eben Gilbert. of Cannons.
Rev. .1. J. Faust pastor of the East
Avenue Methodist Cléurch. ofliciated
yesterday afternoon 1‘ the Grahbury
chupoh
1111s 1. 11.1.1 has en ertnined friends
from Siddg‘epor‘t
Mrs: Frank storehouse returned on
Thursday from a visit In New York.
William Robinson has purchased the
homestead and farm of the late Mrs.
Sylvia Smith.
Ml'si" .lar‘nos Sturgen who has beeh
ill for several months. is still confined
to her room.
Charles Scofleid badly. iniured one
hand while at work on Adams' a steam
saw mill last week.
E Dr‘;” Frank Gorham spent belt of last
Mrs. Frank Banks
has entertained Mrs John Poster. of
illusion
Mrs. w. H Sherwood formerly Mrs.
Hendershot of this place. died very
suddenly from“ heart‘ failure at the
home of her sister Mrs. Archer here
on‘ Thursday. Mrs Sherwood residod
in Cranbpry. ‘
Mrs. L. S Godfrey was in Stratford
on Friday 'on business connected with
the Fairfieid County Pomona Grange
of which she is lady assistant steward.
V'I‘bis Grange will hold it‘- special meet-
Vina with Houta‘toi‘aio Gran d on March
for the pdr‘poil’e of iiiit sung cundl
dates. Special music will be render
ed by the Norfield Grange quartette.
WES IP01? T.
' Westport Grange.- P. .5111. will meet
Wednesday. evening.
Mrs. Charles MI is Is laid up with a
'b‘udly sprained an o. 1
H. 0. Benedict is talking about or
sunning a brass band here
Charles 0' Connor is clocking in the
East Bridgeport sludge Store. .
Postmaster Charles Harris has the
pest office now illuminated with elec-
t1 ic lights. '
Miss Annie Dolmey has gone to Will
lingford where she will probably on
gage in business. .
Michael Scully has been improving
the appearance of his place; in hit?
Forms by the removal of serorai VVVV
trees.
' Report says that .lndson watts is .
soon to return trunl halveston,’1‘exas,
the climate not agreeing with
health. . -
Postmaster lialris and his assisb
ants. Misses Thorpe and sniffed;
handled over sixty thousand pieces of
mail last month. 1
Frederick W. Kemper has rented
‘the store now occupied by George ,A‘.
Wood. next to Salmon 8:. (31).: for his
bicycle business.
Special Lente1 services were held
yesterday
Churches Rev. Messrs. Vlliul'hydt and
Mackenzie; preaching.
George '1‘. Daytdn'who has been
Stlldwcll
drwnlk‘ for th last. year wiii
Saturday nfternoon a social ms was
hold at the library that served to bring .
out feminine repl eselltutlves of soolet‘y,
hero and made a material increase to
the 111111111113 fillid‘n '
Last month's . ‘ taI stnti's
tics was the. iighteetiia years here;
There was one marria . three births.
two still )‘ 11.. '
days) and tw’
The drum coups ofVViuilnut VDngino E
Company or
0'13. i0 be e.
nigh .
it ‘ Ell‘gcp‘ort parties
are soon to open a meat market in
the reruns in the Theodore
bull ding occupied 11 .-
”The Weather: Historical society will
meet Monday night at the residence of
_ C. Steams. Rev. Mr. Thomson
of the Greens Farms Congregation i
Church will ad a paper
. - ‘3 he fro
V'Wéstport to Bridgeport 'lne work wiii‘ ~
8‘s‘hib; commenced at idle end and t)
ed eastward .
' bmlderetl by her‘ .
is ill"
E. the season, remain good.
his ' E
‘ be ‘1 N‘s.
Den r ylor lid on
which: is bother ef'ytolllhlt "C33 had
nt 11. as 011
me“? ll hoof diidiii 1111111 mleiim is
expected the 111.111.2111 due season. 1
.The‘se‘ scholars
.‘sohooi store 1);:
tbrdy during the m
Kyla
fills“ .
Pitts. 1116
wins were absent only durinslla
severe storm of February 1‘:‘i
uloyd Alien. Herman Dennert, Maude
Carver, Clarence Carvpr, irred‘dle nar-
row
The union market continue) liVely. .
11nd growers find no difficulty in dis
posing of their step lmlland Save}
pl generous produc ere have not
hushed tbfilr'lltobk
the year. They mp6! to hdl‘ti it for
seed product ting In bollsequence the
demand begins to aligned the supply.
Prices. whllb not as lab as early‘ in
Not a day pulses but w one or
more of our representative lovers 0i
books journey to Southport and to. the ‘
of the most familiar personages is At
toruey E 1.. h‘o‘flsitit the ii
brary twic sorbet ,cs three times, a
., . oi collection are a
number of exceedingly rare volumes‘}
and specimens of moment literature
that to lovers of bee lore are we l‘thy
. lgri mags. .
V . is nuts
' c it (if being
nxe- the other day. M _
chopping wood. and 111 to note Va
clothes line that hung alloys the b
As its raised the are the butt can
contact with the line turning the blade
and wrenching the be die from hlsi
stash In its descent t e blade .ch
Mr ‘Avery on the right side of the nos
and above the right eye. .. by goo
fortune the eye was not injured. but -,
11m. Avery has two ugly gushes on the
ace. .
Staples High“ Schoo 1011151101 for
February. Average 95 100: .qulia All
am. ‘02: llhttio medley '02;
Wood 02: Elizabeth Parnell '
Purdy '03; Edith Bradley
Rlcdei '04 Edna Beers.
Darrow. '05‘: Minnie Huenelber
Eleanor Tsyiol W05 Frank Bra
’05. Roll of merit for February
age 90 95: Mary Nichols '02; ids
Keene "03: Alberta Darrow '04: Al
bcl't llinchiier, “04' Kenneth Mack
enzie. . ’04: Clare i‘alrchil‘d ’05; ina
Remedu ’05 Lizzie 11.1.11 ’05: Lena
itumpsop 05: Perry Haynes, “:05 The
odore‘ Muth ‘05 Twentyitllr‘ee militia
in the High School have been pérfect
in attendance. punctuality and” deporti. _.
ment for the mohthu. v. ~ .
The registered and average attend-
once for the
East 31.113.111.11
tcred. 31‘); small ..
By people 1v e are sh bid on‘ got
them 11* ii Ft: it 1b.”;
in Christ and Trinity ‘ i
03‘ am
the par value of one 5111.1. 11.11.. pa
thousand of this is tr’c‘
fie
idol)
HG
omen
‘1'okEiste‘red.ll?i mm;
c the first iii t
.favoritism‘ in'rci "i“.
1011““
library either to willie away; several ’
.llolirs therb or secure some book. one; i a
5 lies With the association
V in
'b‘ mammal needed f; the
To...
the ubilc one hu (if
m Q $31111an
‘ one. Two separate
‘al‘ld sufficient drifting done $31011 up a
t Seamus
.48: 11v
Mics ‘Bphuldlug,
‘ Coinpo Miss M.
191m rug 1) all.
‘. Gm b.1Midle.E'l‘aylVor. registered:
39: 11111111111911 1.
Green Marius, Miss VA on), I'ogisteri
on. is: are: '
Creed Farms Mill iicox.re'1:ister-
its“. 34; average, 21
sésDong iiots Miss Elwood, register-E
1111;. 1 average ‘21? ..
West 1.0113 bots gem"? Sherwood
re labored. E811 avers
[on Highway. Miss gifctleuu. ‘rcs
interned 43:11vcra‘geZIMl.
Poplar Plains. Miss Sniffer), regis-
(stored 18.“ sucrose.
Central H. 8.. MislVr Keener. resin
Ve‘redp‘ 86: averagec
.‘ "thereontrove
V VV be distillin-
Oi new:‘hook f
l t‘oiie
high“ with 11:11: min
issue on am
It “if”. six
of
unlimited time
has worked
ii she has 111
1 savored e “liberally with
,w ans d ,
till. it is 'vei'y evident that the seat at
‘ the trouble is lack of proper? methods
. ;‘ Early June Pegs
it Alaska Salmon? - ~
fer distributing "bo‘oks' a
prurient? Experience test:
only satisfactory means
:gtio'n is by cards, but a f
on 1111' it ti)
on would not prevent xenon or
books 011‘ the outside. alt oligh‘ it :11th
tend to remove suspicion of any cello»
slo’ fitween mutation and 11 V11 eat
fear
"A
.; al'Oueed that the controversy will o'cé
canion friction end at this time when
~ EVaesonietion librarian' and friends are
usingj every means in their power to
further the general interests with a
view to securing a library building and
EVinclenning the number of book it is
to ear the least: unfortunate. The
mutter may drop where It is. but it
has sufficed to arouse general discus
stillborn and con. ' ~
' Ramun‘s‘~lr0h"i‘onio leads the world
in blood medicines Being rich in iron
It imparts vitality to the whole system
and sends Moll.- Vl'iencule
w‘ the stocks on E‘
(1 public.- pecans til
1
irii stock. to 11 used s 1er
oils 11d 11m
Ember. registered. ’
el‘ ddtlktl‘d ‘
é
Pilsbury's Best Flour,
. 2 pkgs..Pilsb‘uVers VitusVV 2 pkgs.V Piis-
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager
.,1 1V.Vz . 1.
Gold, Silver. Nickel and Coppér
”1::1‘
“ 1 . ."WJPW. .
Chandeliersllandmtu.Fenders.
Bird Cage: and all kinds of
Metal WerkE‘Repeired
and Refiniaheil
m
ANTIQUE BRONZTNG.
‘o—‘w—wI—OV
1.1mm Sizes 0?. EYE-'5’. “"mpmn'
Brass Advertising 81311:.
{60011 6100111111
60c 11115‘
251:
250
10c can
bury’s Flaked Wheat free,
3 cans Sugar Corn.
Sciid Packed Tomatoes
'-" too can
MN“...— .... W“
9 that understand mlx- ;
inc colors.
DECKER
3? WASHINGTON eraser.
South VNoeraik
Telephone Connection.
Open evening‘s until 8:30.
.1
1503? 5: 83
'35:, 8: 11, 101
i 11.1.1118
Plating. V E‘M
COTTAG‘E AVE... ans? nonVAVLk. j
Gentleman: i i)
go our very cushions ,
til. regarding palnii .,V
thanks fill" your flatteitin'
my com oaition. Khiirili
is espoc ally pleasi 1. In
ity. Never beerd do. it.
about it. He didn‘t
tltE c
me linseed
11111111 Mowglih‘i‘gnt
. 80¢“ 1'
it ‘ floors .1111...) We 11
hvrybody needs it. Can't not
Some get it at college. '8
abroad. Others got it b
snore it's channel to go
paint.‘ Will try it. ..
With l‘flllCWOii assurances o ,
clntiou. i am ‘
Yors etc,
, 1ch can ' ‘.
Norwalk Chronicler