Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 19, 1902 · page 7

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oohh‘t ”Junie

null Mil: E.
nt yesterday. A‘wiih Principal and»

l“.
Enli. (lumbar-i, in Osborn ave I. A A

To Y L.l society at St. Pauils
n is holding a-cuho sulc‘ in w

The East Norwnlh Athletic Club's

and} Ellis Uhios baseball teams are "

visa
5 Church tomorrow ovn‘nin
will he led by Miss Ninja carpenter
‘ Gout-go Gutteridgo‘oi Riverside or A
nus. has planed his roiiu ”bottomed“
boat on gong shop, ‘ h
sue lies moured at ”the r of his
palms ‘
luv. F. S Aiiisi
pulpit of tho Advil}:
' i1? Van Zundt street,
(iv v.
oveniug.
‘ M‘lss Rose Elliot Housido’ (ivo-
uu‘o, Stamford has i‘otmued to her
home, utterA unending or few days with
her cousins the Mission Hosegood of
Hawkins avenue. .
The usual services will be held at
St. Poul ‘ (non (Christ Cl;urch) to

rthA will occupy the
Giiristiun Church
Sunday morning"
W. Davis will preach in the

13m Rihuhi A
trick, Mrs Tilly, o iloWayton; and
Mrs Hattie Wnlsh
George Cummings}; of Cove street
who suffered a third paralytic stroke
at the meeting of the American Much
miles in South Nor-walk, lust Frill»)
evening, continucsilu about the some
"dition. His left side is paralyzed
. and he articulates with difllculty‘. He
is being led entirely on liquids

Ed‘s t Norivsllr hut hm heglu‘n
- take the misc 9 price of
meal; in it matter of that sort of way.
they come so often. Now that they
have to pay‘ cash for their meat they
will sell only for cash. Tlicre’n‘one
good thing about it; they say, and that

is that they get rid of the dead heat.
Rev. Edward Cunninizluim. wife and

son arrived in Eliot Nurw‘uik yester- r

(hay and are staying for a short time
with Mr and Mrs James L’Homme.
(lieu. of Seaside Plano. A< R‘ov‘. Cunning-
ham will preach mOrnihg and evening,
tomorrow, in the East Avenue Metho-
dist church Let everybue turn out to
hear hilil

yesto day, _ e h on critically ill
for several days and his déstli Was not
,- unexpooteAd his was duty yours or
age? Funeral services will be held
from“ his late hams in West Brighton
tomorrow afternoon. A
A few friends agreeably Surprised
um»; Smith at his home in East a‘vs
, hue;- Wednesday

oiled a deligh
host and tho evening was Very pleas
gatly‘ snout, ‘ The guests included

Guests helium. Nina carpen-
, J ‘

1L‘t ttio M
as

Art in; in. a
use '0 renown the.

 

piirohtiéi!
A, 'l‘

some fine worlr. dud

.gardon spot in

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R van
ChuriosA/nnuynu is working to:
liurryA Soilocl‘c at indium Creole
AHoward Kooler is assisting Richard
Aboudr‘o u the burner shop
Thomas
of liivorymnn Goorgo 8 Roller. r

Mr. Tiiroador has just had twentx a,

oords oi.“ wood suwod in his] yard A
DhWitii one, of Weiit Norwnl ,
was in Dhrlo yesterday htturnoon
AHu'iry Mitchell, assistant postmaster
or Norwuih who in pinion yesthrday A
Afternoon? ‘
Wesley Brady and Herbert Jackson

p‘uliit’o‘d the root of the Noxon block ”3?“

yesterday. A

Michael Plezeu attended an auction
sale at; New Guns T
ll (1‘ long

5 A
evening services of the Congregation-
al Church A
A The selectmen wore in conference
with a mm from New York, yester
day. relatiVe to purchasing u now
vault for the town hall
‘ The steam engine and saw belong-
ing to E. T Bates is at the yard of
Isaac Benton, and in a d or two will
saw twenty cords of woo ‘

Mr. and Mrs; Wuterhurg or Bos-
ion, find Mrs. Willinin Andrews End
family. of Noroton, visited at Maple
Court, New Canaan. on Tuesday.

The Hurricane Baseball team, or
this place, will play a game or ball
with a team from the Center school,
of Norwalk, on the Brady field: this
afternoon

Thé selectnien have recolved a cor
loud oi? crushed stone {from Morideu.
which they intend to use on the new
mucodum road at Broad Hill, near the
golf grounds

A load of crushed stone has just ur-
rived tram Meriden {or E T. Bates,

who intends to topdiess“ the drivewuy ‘ g

on Alexander

'o‘li‘ér belonging to "‘

E. 'l‘ Bates slid into the gutter
Ellie's Ehd‘ hill; Thursday; and upset.

it was lett there 1% ll At‘oduy when

Melville J. Do‘w
rightod it algal ‘ ' ‘ " 7
The building occupied by the mm
on launch works has received a new
shingle roof The launch works or
John Oberlauder is one at the busiest
planes in town. They are turning out

proposal '0 co
0 Society; for tomorrow will he “liow

Can I Know That 1 Am’ Saved?" John A
l John3:14;Rom. 8:11:16: lJohn

pen the Score"! V A

or one. Mr _
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mound.

nicks

A hone
will

on
a Joséphi
‘ worship to

English has leit the employ “7

*‘ ty in Woodshlo avenue;
3‘ supplant it with (in ornamon‘tul wire I

* matter h‘uiii only now ogpooli‘ ‘

A prizes, their land or to both
J (l B

n'niu s
autumn-ii Nettio’o .Loeuon.
Quinn Mina ”Mgiim Soofluid M

1 An
in ‘,

A sililruiu uni: on “Th. HI?“
our lord. " The Pit “film
was stimuli is the rut of “we
(rue iihrdirsiwcs wan winded odand the
”h eréiiills no; hillritod and profitable
that week To l’iird intact the Mus
urcl Head will his at in
Tim hoyr

WWW!!! (huuirom their

or mum at

112 m‘.: Junior League meeting at 3 p.
m: Enworth League service at 6: 4i)
p in. Strangers are cordially invited
to all sorvloos.

Bridgeport, wits

(tiling on friends

A ml of Bridgeport, in
‘ or Mrs. S. Gahlt, Wed- 1

AA‘flinltii.‘ of Now Jersey

' “ ck
child ”will:z giro

oil in ho parlors of-
5 the report was inhm’itted

tron punp‘iirty thorough
in addition it new root

is being put on tho block; ' "
'(Liiloyi Nash is huving the stone wall
removéd from the front of his proper
and is going to

,A Company is
rushed with order: no men are worn—A
lug ovor tints Arson the ' ‘

Tho express we
r ~'Morris Ron.
ayne procure nothpr and honored
his numerous packages froth mung
the debris. "

The Dramatic Gluh held their first

rehearsal iii “A Night ‘01!“ iin the on. ‘ .

era Hon 1 Wednesdiy (wooing. Tho

he production hau'not', the? ,

- m privatisation
ATho ludiesn DtgriorChsptsi‘;

b p '
hilly to high
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Tarot: A. I
uihies. ‘

and film uni“ “inch in Aug ;

piety two means (men: n iii
:‘n’iid' the Other silvér ruin thi.‘

Vuhoman. in f

: THEME
HA FOWTLROAD.
' A rims? ‘ 5

To Chester Coley and little hon
Milk have visitml her parent M
A. Mm Al 0. Bradley

at D 11.30“” ii
in bud attach a

he Aid Society of tho Zion
h odiat Episcopal Church will; _
hiul one Wednesday availing; no

[Mrs Lloyd Godirey
n pl.

A large number if A ‘A
may“, All. A A

(gutsin similar figuros. and
On the tumor the in (hit
m.iiuureu of u Minion {and ” l
‘ n the reverse sides tho ll
‘méricu‘n lodiiihs untold!)

piousil early Tiisiillny kin
Mix, The. coroner order ho“
to take u more extended invention iii}
The autopsy showiid‘l‘thnt (loath
due to u homorrhuge which (mm
blood clot on the brain. The’ brain was
in u peculiar condition und the hour
urn-huge might he «arisen by a tall or,
determine which is the
missus atone coroner at present A
cqrotul examination failed to diuoioseA
y marks of violence and the only
wuud found ‘wns ’
e \ iich had ‘

 

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t under the loft ‘

5 Rflllrofld Pita.

seems to ho ' bout the my continodity
" bought t it

This is a “thrill tonne:

0t oxnsrieuno; it’s like nuhlp in A

poi-two triisty lie that is
mtlriiho inn: r always
0 bring huriinntoly to her

‘ ii some?

3"i‘oileh 1

th‘ Norwalli.

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Kiune Pill
”My mehi’tgh iii‘ohe v

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4- A Are you insured in aA strong
company that ismconilagratiou
moot"?

Sodom!

is Your policy correctly writ
ten by (in expel-longed agency?

The experience or u quitrter or a
century is at your lien/ice. >A 'A' A

JACOB MALAWI”.
Fire :inuurahoo _‘
a Norwolh.

 

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complete Wuithoutniiume. Auud ii ‘
beautiiul drums Aonhhnc'ec iiuivuli
ueisnsiotimss one- half as much
again. An artist's eye teacher» ‘
us Just what from is needed on r
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WINDOW SHADES

in stock rind to order
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to matoh its: Wall Pupcrs.

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A‘ Chandeliers, unis Irons; Fenders,
‘ Bird Cazes and ‘31! kinds of

”I" Metal Sign: of every description

 

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Augo. They are still: good.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CT.

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Gold; Silver, NiCkcAl and Copper ‘
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Mhml Wotlilwrfimiigd
rind Refinished.

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chéup and high grudo.
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