Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 4, 1902 · page 7

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”Barnum, or no

ry 4 1
8. Phrti'ck. oi the Washing-

tit hridx e.
nrlie” Brotherton. the "Invinei.
(WW in h I-

‘ Miss Amy ‘
‘ not returned Iro‘

Mrs. C.H Rider and granddaughter
. Mary. of t1IIven1ne; npont veotnrdny
with {III usu‘und hearth.
' Victor Saunders in overhauling his
skiII He expects to return to New
Ha tn seine time next why
Charles‘ M midi

orB
Ink annnint'h
Zn dt street. has taken a ‘
Willisrn H. Smith; the Norwnlk paint-

oit‘rioink! baby. I arrived in the
Mr. and Mrs. GahrI‘ei Hoyt oI
Tuesday. Mother and ohild,

mmem in the

not 1~ponipnny buiid11

on It
in Bergnhinflhm

. a ,
Stanford nent Sunday in at. Johns

3 W.Bell it: his lays on
“ III' In“

done.

_ a large number of mood inseam on

n estimable couple n genuine surprise

I ‘ and it was midnight
. ins- Idiom denartnd

ind In:
Ii ; the Pearl

Linn Wicks and Mrs. Helen Burnhnm.

III
width i:

do .
yrgi David Fallon who iIihd and
Inn in Romanian. 1:. .i.. hint week at

Methodist “Episoo III Church
f‘QItdl'fdf 1085““ "

Oh‘u‘rw ' WI?! lie mornlnaratid in at.

Lukas in the evening , 1
Gounod ii‘illv, who i

IIhIntinIg‘ ‘ths‘house ow

In Moore, ‘ ‘1itht11In
“‘ ‘es‘terdny. Ito ”wan "nhcén’
ing a loader. ,with a keg or point.
when the Indder onset. and he was
thrown down... failing thrown one of
mi breaking the glans,
The paint was scattered dllloe
carpet and cnnsider’nbie

Yesterdnp; has the to r
versnrv or; the mornings at. Gawain
and Mrs. George Wicks, and Inst hi hi

us. and no
,I smith the

Mrs. Wicks received fourteen hand
some carnation pinks. and there were
many DtlIhI‘ giitmI-Ih I'I's‘ihiii actions

‘equal number. .Isnnner =

Andrew Mills. MI. and Mrs. Altrhd
Crockett, Mound Mrs. GeorgeW. Ste-
rent MI. and Mrs. William Moore.
Aaronwtitsrtins. Chin-lea Ginger, San
r , II
Stn‘o‘ IsII LII".
Inuit oft Mari, Moor Flor-shoe
Annlo iii re. Ido Stevens

DARIIIIMND

Mr. and MIII. Igred, ore nee have
returné‘d Irbin t ehio‘iit

lsnac Purdy, of New York, is the
guest of relatives in No oIbn.

Parties I’rtnn n tire desirous

E. . rnIna’hsoIdei aiid'iy
walk. that had bee

 

Ii hss'e otnmed III-on)
nth, Saturday for his spring

5' vn'cntion. I

who ii I

I Service; at. 8: 3% the nnnn‘ni hosineés I N
ti

Anon -
I‘I enoon. William Bim-
Inter Joiners EvendenzI first
‘ J on Ew‘nden: sec-

. Conventional among; ' -
‘ Wit

“I1hns been the guest of; her sister Mrs

3 and Mr and Mrs L (mi-drier. of East

m Floch: Mrs ‘ “ banged her,

Mrs. Shermnn spent the day rodent
iy with her nunt. Mrs. Brotherton.1

» O1! NOI‘WIIJII.

Mina Emma Hoffman: or Stamtord

, vilified Miss Alice rooiey. mine are?!

hue; Sunday. E

III. H .T Ketchain is unending a
new day: in New dersey, visiting her
aunt Mrs Grny

WI'ssldy Brody oi’NevIv York; was In
Dnrien Monday the guest or his sis
tar. hire or Norton.

MISS Phoebe Chase was in vNew
York visiting her mother Mrs V. R.
Pooley Easter Sunday. .

Thér'e will be a meeting of the Sun
day school teachers tonight, .in the

Mi ins Elisabeth1
pretty gloss pitcher Inn Mina Mildren
Bennett on her rodent birthday

Miss kibble Raymond at Noroton 5

CW. Raymond. .‘Ir., of Misnus.
The King’s Dnnghterm II
Alfred Morheonse“ s re.

. ~ sited with
Hrs. Charles A. Hobbit: similar.
ihmin St John. over sund I1 », ‘

311
line position in hit uni
he is w‘eli pleaded.

The misnionnrr meeting or the. Con ' I

gregationni Church was held at the
residence or Mrs. Joseph Morehouse
yesterday afternoon

' ere hy the serious
ther Mrs. C. 0. Even.
wit/[rs James Stevens and daughter.

Norwnlk, _

' d» with her sister;

hnd remained in Damien for s. visit
with her M H

 

3‘ ii M. Burnhsrn sndinmiiymho hm
been sounding the Winter south or» ‘

I honner and nronooen ,toionmte o
tens‘ive y In the raising of chickens

1 who owns a plane on the hen oh rout: MIMI“) m" we” a "WP . 1'

Georg 31an

I and has " re land; part of the Thomas
:19.th rwntotl

‘ i
1 11” I ., .Itonoviils, to WI
‘nnd Mrs. Alfred Crock it having an

_ ‘Ithé ‘flfllt rank
~’I,lodse Indoor a
grim minimum

‘ ianldai

‘ on into Mrs. Mary White's noting 1
Miss Mildred Hyatt of South Nor-
1 walk is the sheet of i

. lid, is the puss
‘ I . ,1

 

riVed home Tnsndnv Mann“
'dgvnrd l\‘VIIIIIIIIII‘ has not a the no: .

i ’ 11Methins has Init the ethnic? '~
Yior with whom ho has been I ‘
all winter. and in beginning to work.

‘his form.

Mrs. Frank Taylor has toi- some ‘
W99“ P victirn at inflammatory

1 I Imorovnd at
‘1 c B.“ 1’18 ‘1
twine tit Bosch Lake sd‘nesdsy and
is having it out in condition tor hin
e1nriy occupancy.

'ifhonInII churtney is converting an
old then at his property into It model

Ohnries 0.IMIIIMIIII~ Iii Bridgepbrt

has lenoed it to rid mitt files.

The toneyenr-og A ghte
Mine. who» II on: 1 1
general yésrs, Is In a crit

Funerninervlosn w 9‘ .
d'n’y afternoon, over the reins
late Mrs. Henry Hurlhort. W.
Bnrhydt emulating. interment was in
Christ thl‘nh (gemsIIIr‘ ‘

Prob ate .‘i

invalid tor

and: ot- tennicrea of wood

I? Minis M
homss. of

.‘wnW
so K oi! P at 1
night wm work:
iI H the grand
expected. end oxte

Ahbetiiok
meeting next

the I out Ito, 1 .

n‘esnei III tint diam
held its snnu'nl pnrish roosting. ,

which wthe to win odious were elect;

restryrnon 'l‘h Inns 0. Sta LID
Ninth. G. A. Darrow Charles Fable.
II Sherwood Irma no In: an

Riverside svsnn . oI State
street In In a horrihis nonditlon. Wnlin

the av'en‘ue South at the nor born III our ' 1

or the most picturesqun in town About
the section indicated it is in roost de—

deplornh II; had

from whio‘h one; or hours planks have
been Ionioved. making tho not on-
ceédinglv dangerous. Th In; solution
should one that this pain 11 _
for the nubile at least. ‘.

Tnehdtiy.
Norman
“is hoine.»~ -.

A dance Is to be held In Cannons. 9

this wooing.

A horse ‘0an by George ogm died \

suddenly last week.
Ralph Wade. of mitigation has been
visitinsI Percy Knapp - .

Hrs. Granv‘IIla Hoyt at Dnnbury.wII1II

In town on Wednesdn .,
George Stitt, of: New York city. open
Sunday at ningn‘r Farm ,
Miss Mamie Miiior his renove
from o recent indisndsition; .I
George Thompson. or Ysi
his the Matter vacation
Miss A nettoo

oemhnvs

Miss Ann 2: Hyatt.
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, If 'I' ,
ml at commence.
‘ nonnett's last Friday It

»'I Into the h‘tstn Nnrninl '08:: 1
1. Haven, in npsndinn the Ens r men;

eiiriidisv Wednesday I 't

beinm made tor _ a

“I
nail nndoi Stood ’
heavy westerly gnl
promised ‘to‘ In one It

A supper was held at H
$31! by the
In‘otnhers of the Eon") nine.

The mud has at Inst mind, hit on th
streets around town and the bicyoles
have commenced to how themselves.
- IMI‘. and M “ E Pinknsv and

not Eli Ohhorn'n in Littl
dittrlot. ‘
‘ ‘Vin‘c‘ent Volentino. III

1pril1z-s
Minn s‘11:,‘I1Innie Perry.
‘1. I‘It‘NII‘jn

II at horde. -
who m. is mwith
anon {In

 

ilk .

hi the ntoro Inst fidtnrdnj
tnrted for home without an

1 Mr. Ha I: t

EireImnni/od sch ‘ neI‘anni
hols, sail trnyn An

RIN ON. AI) ‘
vision or insular Idiom or the War do

 

.1 or your purchase.

, PAINTING m
1 mm Hmoma.

‘ snows: "Ammo—J 1
‘ fivé‘d AIhehutithl picture is not ‘ '

‘ ‘wmo‘ow SHADES

IIghter Ghnrldtte. 10f Ution are vins ' I“ ”I _ I
‘9 ‘ “ROOM MOULDING

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ointment some out Ior *phbiiootion to I

 

villi ‘éndbls Aunt nioV”"‘the rennlts

" dinhlbtd Without n ’Irume.’ and In

hehntiful Irhnio onhIIIInes its val: 67

he sometimes'j'o‘nsihnil as much
again. An: artint's ova teaches
us just whnt frame Is needed 6n
ouch victors ‘

in stack and to order.

to Inntch your WnIl Papers.

 

sour N HWALK.GT
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager

figs—nu

Gold, Silver, Nickel and Copper 1

Chandeliers, Hind Irons. Fenders
Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metni Work Repaired

Showroom - -,~ ‘

nixed Tomatoes 3" Idem "

10¢ can

the can 1
10¢ ooh I

 

1.

Olil'fl

We have an Itinds. ,

 

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