Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 5, 1902 · page 7

NOT giro own
tor tile or even»

I HE _C
Itivo you $1.0M worth for till) » ‘

J ery day in the you,

. II Ix‘rI B.‘ GRIFI’IN. Drought.
i305 W ailington at so. Norwhik. ‘Ot.

(May Merritt is ill at her h Inc .

I in Harlow avenue.

Rev J. W Doris, of Rowan street.
is‘ in Bridgeport today.

John Hawkins hos commenced Ivoih
on his” human In How-kins nvonuo. I

Melvin OdelIo t ntrert.
uroun‘d again after III ‘ce‘nt indent.

William‘ Glib‘ort a‘hd family hitvrII
mov‘nti truth Von Znndt‘ street to 35
Betta 1.Ilnoe _

John W. Beutty has lust received ii.

is

I 000 who or wall pupeI, in many rind ‘

beautiful patterns.

Tho East Norwuilrs played the
Cedar street Tigers youterdny morn
ing and dotcatcd them 10 to 8
III. E. Gotham oi! l'I‘IirsI avenue i5do
log the painting on ID‘. Burr Rodolfo

illoncos In Butte Place.»

‘ 'I»~1Tho houho vuontml by Mrs (ilufk at f
23 Bette place. is to he occupi‘od by I

William Morgan now (It lilnst (Ivonne.

Mrs. H. A Pinncy of New Canaan.
In tho guest of Mrs. J. W Davis. of Ro-
Ivan Street with whom‘ she“ will spond
Sunday “

John B thelor of Kcyatn Pinon,
in tho mutingor of Willi‘nrn Podmore'n
new (or iture store on the Wushing-
ton s‘tro‘e bridge. '

All the I)‘0 In the Royal Legion
(ii-ill In the (mom ii‘l'gyotu. except two
‘ Worn ‘tron‘t East Nor walk. ”the (hill rc-
fleets great credit upon tho boys who
took part. ‘
Minn Laura Jennie Davin who has
bee the‘ truest or her grandparents.

ev.‘ and Mrs. J. W Davis of Rowan
street returned to her home in Bridge-
port this nIoIning.

M‘r‘s (tori of Walnut Street. Stam-
ford rind Mi‘sa Servis of Canada. spent
yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Reynolds o‘I‘ Van 7.1mm utrnet. Miss

‘ or: II
«III: I

mhent'n
‘ “Iain. motoring thci long-
I??? tin us back teh III-cu
the. on nrouain with the
09 no :1: lithe In aid phy-
ofthé humhn fume. ‘heso
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'I pnnumdnlu w‘ua‘ toured for It tint
. in (still unitodliot his homo.

‘ co‘ndu‘ot y

‘ of A I3. .Ioiiii‘l? Sanguine-l1; I ‘
’l‘onight thn‘h‘ r Club will Iii-0% at »
rs. ‘

L‘ Sippoiioy ((111,th
’ .Vhfly.‘ Whit: nlwuyu

“ hold its meeting» in the church parlor.
Tlllll'iifiii‘y afternoon:

 

or him!” mIItlIrino.
oh; «no » bl a!
BWIJ‘III‘A‘III'II Pill.

“commotion (was. I

Prepared only by Thom-II ‘IMohom St.
“gland. loom. nod 805 (tonal 3t"

; bold rhovqryyyhem hi boxed.» 10o. (1111] two. I

 

 

tiny ‘u‘t ’i: 45“ p 11).. metal prnieo' 11nd‘
prnyei Service Flidhy nt 7: 45 p. 111;»:
class for Bib‘lo ntud‘y lucete III. the pin”
sonngr Special mus‘lc at Sunday or.
oping i-l(‘l won 'I

Charles E. Godfrey died Ion find
deniy yesterday afternoon about 3:113 :
00100.1( at tho home of his son. )dwnrd
Godfrey in Rownytou tWBlil'm The do ‘.
(mound had been stricken with p‘urnly-
sin twice and it in thought that he ‘I
must have had the third attack youtm'I I
day while in the yin-{d He was novel»

 

IYISIX years ot ago and had iivod 11(-
this place (or many years He was

Servis hinr recently been Mrs Canal i'bmn in liairfioid and for a long por-
. -‘ lod tins ll sea captnln. and had sullod '

guest at her Stamford home.

Miss M.‘ F.Aolror1nun.u1o :(orwnlh‘
millinhr who boards at Rev l. W.
Dnvinls in Rowan street.» was taken
suddenly ‘and quite seriously ill Thur a.
day night. and went to her home in
‘ t cyis reported better to ‘

_ arty at i111; home in Warren;

street Thursday afternoon; the occu-
slon h‘eing’ his tenth birthday antiwar.
nary. Music. games and retre‘nhments

helped to make the occasion an enjoy.

able one.

There will he evening prayer and
sermon as usual tomorrow night. (It SL1

{Paul‘sI Mission (Christ Church) (III
I 7: 3'0 and Rev. Charles »
,I'preachj. Mr Goerr do. 8
members; friends and ‘well "

' ho proacnt no he wishes to talk to.

‘ them about the mum at tho church I
I The following letter front a mom
her of St. Paul‘s mission In East Non
alk is self explanatory; ‘A meeting
will be held in the Guild room ill: 'I‘rin
y‘Chnrch South Norwalh.Aprit14th,
to connider the applico‘tion of St.‘
- ,Pau'i tNorwailr mind 11 to be set
‘unort o tirade I; corporate and inde
pendent poritdi. . The mission has been
practically self-supporting (or the past.
» two yam and itn members tool that
, the timo has arrived when they should
» - have a suitable place for tho worsnio

is very our:

‘rued’ interest if“ ““3“ It

their lot‘ or the hopel is bo‘
fully ‘

fora The pinto rs or

trust that only
' t fee on «ill ever exist between

' Vilmtl bro.

9

l
3

I house.

‘1

ion cemetery

’9 many weilvknown yuchta during his (Ix

; parlance He also conducted (I hutch-
er shop in Bridgeport (or live years;
and from that 'pih'o‘o‘ he ra‘tné to“ Ho ow-
ayton where he carried on the burn ‘
near; under the A. Dibble grocery storc. ;
Some years ago he gave up the bust i
miss altogether and then took a posi
tion an Inspector (or local harbors on
board tho mud drudger. This be con I
tlnu‘od for about ten your»; or until
throo yours ago when he had It stiokn
of paralysis Which cmnpolled him to
give that up. The (incensed lived for;
a number or years uith Mr. And Mr8
Charles H. Golder but into I be worth
to the homo-"or hin son is our

‘ ow and th'rc children.i
one daughter) Mrs Mnry E. Thoma,
and too sous Fdwnrd W. Godfrey and
Charles H.130df1'ey1 Mr. Godfrey had I
a very large dunno- of friends who
will with deep grior. 1mm of his chII‘
mine. The funeral will be held Sun ‘
day afternoon at 3 ocidck from th
The inteIment will be in [in 11-;

in regard to the stntement which}
Appeared in The Neutinel last night of
the accident to the fouryenr-oid son
of Jacohv. Close, [ wish to state that ‘
the tron was on my property in the
rear of the house occupied by John
Jones. and not near or in connection
with any driveway. The tree was

 

(quickly responded to by John Janos
and myself. He lifted the trunk of

U did any part hTIwi‘siI ‘
t‘I nthgon‘l‘atic to St ‘

blocked up ready for sowing.8eve1ol
children were playing on the felled
gun to roll off the
locks and he ore the boy could get

around The cries for help worn

examined the
broken. At thi
doing nioeiy; ‘ “

huts ‘nrr‘ir‘

 

 

‘ 30l1urci1 gave (111 entortninmnut in 1119
grhuroh parlors, Thursday that ner'ved‘
1 to draw 11 number of chuIch members '

.- Norah cottages,»
f atarlcd this woolt (or their now’hotne
'in Los Angelou, Cal.
Entity In Woatn’o’rt both Mr not him.
’Church have made
who will g‘r'cutiy regret their (lepnr II

I- :13 Mother at. ht.
‘ (ring; Games and dnncing were enjoy-
'- ed by all until a late hour nhon (1 col-
lotion trouser-rod A l

y', for the 51111111101 at]

i It to H
gonouby‘ Ill .11 low (om III‘II‘c

Grunge Haill‘

Monday (Ironing Ii’ionnor‘ Hook (it ,
nuan- company will (Intermix; their I

trientlu‘ With a smoker.
Monday evening tho Weitnort Muah
('nl Society will meet at the losidonoo

tho roaldouoo of E N. Siphorley
I1 hostess.
Tamoa‘ S Richardu‘ lo a victim of,
moicurinl poieonipg, the ronult of on
donating to dispose of some poison
ivy which was growing About his rosi—
Iliilit'i:
‘ The bodied Aid Society of the
Greenn Forum Congiogutlou‘nl Church

Folidwing this.
from 6 until II "I ‘Sn‘ow hitIII" uuppor
was sorro‘d

Wodnoud‘ay night the Minuet: Wheel:

‘or outcrtoino'd‘ Ii mtrt y of I‘riendo‘ at ‘I
I their Snugatuck homo. The occasion
1 non a delightful one and brought lllim
(born from Weotnor‘t.
ghomo In u special trolley cur.

who I returned

Tho Junior Auxiliary of Chrint‘

and Intends 'i‘abiouux readings and
recltntions w‘cio ‘cierorly rendorod.
I121... Clm it mid family, who for

‘Sflilic: ti‘mn hI‘tI‘o o‘cc‘uniéd one of the *
street. -

in Lincoln“

»'i)111 int; their

,‘OoinpouIId; no niodiohle can In

=Ilu‘1np shocn and stock

many friends; ,

 

tiil'o

Through the igniting of grass about I,

Ibo Inn-11 oi? Miro Chauncey hontord,
youtordny‘ morning, what might have
prover; o smion‘o tire was snorted The
(11 inin of tho blaze. is unknown but
iiamcs were discormed cropping 11nd

tin-I soutbom suction of tho burn. by;
Mrs. iiuntord who, In spito of ndv‘onnl

. I1I1I yours sinned in to hunt 11m fire out: _
Patrick Duunignn came to Mrn. Hon!

Ior'd s ansiotan‘co and the blaze wan cx-

tinguluhod The barn is on old ram
ohuchio affah that would oi? itself hora

proved II uiunll loss but it in in close
proximity to the honor and that would
have. boon badly damaged It not do
stroyod. I

Almost daily \l‘aitorn from NeroI York
I111? out Groups Farms wuv looking or
to the field with a vim '
summet housno. There are comnnru
tlvclv few in the market There. Is an

ahundnncd or land but- additions in the. Ir

{building lino. nro slow duo on much to
the oxcoeding‘ly. high land valuations
as to Inch or ontorpriso on the port of
owners it in not no runny yours ago

when shore properly wont hogging at ,-

3250 to $300 per acre: now there is
little it am that could be had at 3i .000
‘91 acre, alluding of courao to proper
y on the eastern side‘ of the Forms.
routing on the Sound. Liberal (route

I are oficred for places here hut (hero

arc noun to meet tho demands.
Wm

WEST Iron WM; K

Hurry L i}. Perry of Nownrk N -.».l
spent Master with hic aunt. Mrs CM?”
Ion Emerson:

Emilio Knrdou foreman for Mr. Mil
lard at the. flu mill hns bought the
Knobel place

11am and Jason Smith (I: ma... I

port, are spending their Bolster “308*

tion with their upncio. (Sharing John ‘

son. I .

Rev} Air Hoyt. or the New Canaan
Congregationni Churnh.trflfl1lold ser—
gicr lo the ilnlonI Chapel; Sunday at

A urprisc part won given Mina Ed.
orn‘e 'lihnrsdoy our

tonecur lug '

» I lie
Keystone Pin‘cor Mining Go pan)

miles pilot of him “was almond in} ‘,
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unity II have! Innnd“‘to
et‘oup 11nd »

1‘
{would rum
(ooh no we. i. I»
a».“;llufot'e taking
out headaches;
dorm polity pains

to go anywhm or silo »
‘c in or 1 (I'd. no ‘t any
- III!“ In; for days lofurwordr.‘ Menutrh‘ati
tho first tin-cc or tour doyn being olto‘ofit 0?
I Nothing' to this Wide world hits .1301
as has Lydia. E. Pinkham’s Venom
11‘

such positiim roof 0!: cum on . _
results; there ore, no other mod chi
can be 2‘ juutos I I
I Office women are frequently“ um I.
.‘With sicknoss brought on by conntm
.Worlt in one punitioll. I Berna

ingto the onloothey‘ of; til i

and sit all day long w th

 

h1g5; (

Nothing' 111 the world
is abinjurious. Wot (no
hard work. and cumin
itions have much: Illr‘
lids of It mar y
hunt and ambitious
lung women.

 

bottle of IL) (“A it.

“I ho. to ‘
311?de to write you before

Pinhlmm’n Yogetable Compounri but”
trontlnp‘zy my shit.

“i Inrdiy Imow how to cxp‘r‘etus myself. At times Direct «((-11 and in ion
than ten minutos‘ IQmI mtually wretched» with headache, that ii red feeling,
had no nervous that no sound of II door boll will make . i cannot
walk two blocks without feeling fatigued. Monti; pha never boon
regular. have a alight discharge a! leuoorrhoen‘. I In out” like your advice.
‘snd sincerely ho fully dud mile! in your medicine." -- Mina Cw“ Poorl-
wio. II. I’Iinlond a. (not 36A moo )

‘ ~ State nt Nah“.

, ‘I Dun Moo mumm It yes we WM!” to thank on for tho

v‘cli (win your Vegg‘tiahlc Conipo‘ond. y

_ wrote to can 11‘ not mop-(Inn or yolk a hundred yards

Iw1thontbeing ooIn‘pIetc y (It not. but who; 1 out easily well: two miles.

also very nervous do allow! from. a misery in my book but than

trout; a um All a, thing of that post. 1 Iran on loss to describe my feelingn.
» but. now thanks to your Vogetablc compound I an a. well woman

II“ I man All suifériug women to write-Ito Mrs. mum.- und 1 shall Item
no to recommend your rcmedws to In, ”whitish (1.11:; Poormo,
Richmond Vnn I(Maroh 2d, um.) I ,

Miss 1hompoon’s Pains arc Corcd.
y '

. It.

‘ho‘ndaohe, Ins‘ in poorly all tho"
on! y indigegzmn.‘ huhmMMIII not
your Vegetable t‘ompound I inn token

 

It, Rank of Lynn. cam.

mm" “W » »
oofcnw'nm‘” M

ii‘n‘t struck by a (In a
‘ a able Hydraulic {3

whose mines are located no

in Al. I I _
cc (ind bin-i I turn titty In A tempting
n that; Madonna study“ I. , mid koe
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you 1noat.Wo (Ilin‘ for ‘

will ounb‘lo ran to enjoy the IIIBIIIIIII
‘ of your purchuno.

PAINTING AND
PAPER HANC‘I‘I‘NG. , ‘

1 I PICTURE F‘FIAMINGw-‘L
‘ I [I‘Ivo‘u ‘o. bountiful picture in not ‘ ‘

I wluoow oHAoEs '
(room mouuomo

7 WAsI-{INofon arm-:1”

Metal Signs. of. (:qu description

to
(II the Well- k,

lure is no (Inflation ‘uilou‘t buying
wull paper; the quotation in, which will
you buy?

i

0111' boot paper in that which olra‘oca

QUALITY, BEAUTY, ECONOMY.
I’Y‘ou‘Il find an assortment horr- which

‘ I

complete without II homo. and II

‘iIodu‘tlf‘ul (rhino enhancers it; till.“ ‘

11c Stunctlmoo one-hull no 11111th
ugnin. An nrtiut‘u cyo teachers

ill; just what Ironic is needed on “

(Inch nlotlll'ni
I11 81m N nod to order. ‘

to match your Willi i’unms.
DECKER.

south Nor‘waik

Icphonn Connection. \,
'\

Pitt ‘WIII‘C‘Q‘ Lo‘I‘td (1nd Zinc, »
‘ 5111i trill wear twice I
(I cover (iconic 3111-;
(an an: “hitter? III om 'rn
‘ house of William lemons and at
'» Etc hén ”Wile". 09th (in South ,
u “that were piloted by me»
this moonin- (Inflow? yearn
Th I '-

NilWlN Plating-Nuts.
“Alma WATER STREET.

80pm woman, or.

SOLOMON SCAM. Manage r.

Gold. 'ISilvcr, Nichol and Copper
Plating. ‘
Chandeliers, Hand Irons, Fenders.
Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metal Work‘ Repaired
" and Réfii‘n 'ghed

m

ANTIQUE BRONZING.

m

Brnsn'Advcrtis‘ing-'Si‘gns. ‘ i

Larétt‘“ «Ordorg.» ‘a ‘ Specialty.

Pllsbury s‘ Boat Flour
linings. Pilnbury Vitos‘fl pkgs. Plin-
bury'n Fiohed Wheat free 25c

3 cans Sugar Corn. , . 25c

‘ -' mo can

, . lilo can,

‘ , 10cc“

 

Good: Groomer

609 has

Recon I‘

WI; guarantee» the
Wood Alcohol "in our tilt

es; in fact all hind; of» "V
chonp and high grade. »»

evcnv‘rumo lMAGII

in tho Well Paper line‘ will be
our sioro..ltcmc1nber unit We
the paper, and the men, an “19.
tl‘nd Attend to the Whole hush;

0111' prices ore low» and our m;
ukillful and ropid workers» In
guarantee satisfaction.

We sell and amend the BEST P
In‘thc BEST manner. ‘-

Iormsr STREET. EAST neutron
‘ To, Call 1354'. ’

nmodntof ter in- “m
"time. regardloén at the '

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