Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 29, 1902 · page 7

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Captoin Ducroo ‘w
nmack has left th e horhor. ‘ ‘
Mist Hallo Common in tho nrond
possessor or a new wheel, ‘
The front of

W i '
‘ Tho barge E
oh r liig'kd lodd o ,o

1 rry 9. Robot;

wont to long till

a ditching party» ~
Mr. and Mrs. We link Thompson,

it last evening With

‘ (it Eliot n‘vonne, will move Thursday to

' press from i‘iSo‘u‘th Norwaih “for

' accounts not settled.
" Aii'ie l

‘ (:1 uoiflx Sunday. .

‘ lilie.

Be oloy dt’réot Norwoik. 1
‘i ll, of New Britttihi.
hits Men the t of Mrs. S 8. Na
nlioy of soot ’1IOébh'i-n’ avenue. ’
John F. Griffin. the plumber, and
his family are moving today from Got.
logo avenue to Gregory Bhulevnl‘d. ‘
Rev Charles T. Coori‘ lost his silver
He laments the loss
“in was a gilt.
e is ill with
her sister,
.QOve ovo-

very much, as

Miso Chmlotte
orysipnln's at tho ii too
Mrs. Samuel Raymond

John W Mains is h vlng his real
deuce In South ohm til/onus honor
cd. William H Smith is doing the

‘- wm it.

Miss Moi Merritt oi Seaviciv are:

i13umifii’ With that rotation
F 1 E. iBiréh at her mm in 11

Bridgoport.

Charles Wicke hos pinned his little
yiioht Bobyi Rhth in ‘oonimissihn. She
now lies inoo‘rod nt hor
Fitch’s Point. ‘

The Lhdies‘ Mission Society or St.
Paulo Mission Will meet with Mrs}
Edwin t: Drake of Botts Place. Thurs

of

lrving Smith and Harry Crosaett
left this morning on the 9 ocl‘ock or:
M
Hermon Mann. whom they will attend
school

The Rev. Charles T Coon has on
painted tho evening of Whitsnn Day.
to administer the sacrament of non.
tism at St. Fool's Miosion (enlist
Church}

o. committee non

minds tor the erection. .1 ‘ .
Enst Norwalk will hold a meeting at
the home. of William A Bold, Sutur-
day evening

James L'Hommédiou's regular ciw
meeting will be omitted this - rolling,

going to the union Moss 11.

h lgllikght atroct A. M;

- Norwd
Thursday is the last day tor the tax
payers of East Norv‘valk to settle their
school taxes After that date 9 per
cent interest will he charged on all

i.

_ Martin of *Pronncct
131an is content iotin’g a trip to Who:
its . .‘ i???) oxnoots 30‘ in; tone sets

{ received a package
N‘sfiidd ‘fi‘tihi he‘r son hiéill
on William E. Smith He is a mom

‘ h r 0 he Moi-ins Corps now stationed

31M!

Mrs William R. Qilhert. who is ill
Liter. home in Pleasant avenue con:
ones about the some. She is antler-

ing from malarial neuralgia and
main sometimoo '

There will his a husinoss meeting of
the Ladies' Mission Society or St.
Paol' s Mission at the‘ home of Mrs. P

Wednesday evening. The

goe ‘ w
as chef for a party of. fishermon frpm 1

iii; Norwailc nod South Norwalk Chili .

. .c unoi. Somuolllaa

i (iCullough is dis‘ _. 1
a at John ii. For ,

ntnko ott

‘ Mongolia 1 a.

E
shone hsoonoo oi tho‘ir
tire.

" ho ‘ Milton Willie
last Thursday omits by St. Paul’
Church to ooiicit tunda for then

roll willi mmtgfflt P

u not our
i World The oomitllttooidhohon is his
o mm: or
Kingpin art-iv. With or Mail)
in ovary wayfiosoihi o.

1M

of Forum street 1 ‘1 ‘

walk “The thine.

from hivoh bark, is or

and a rare tnedi‘mon of Indian
and ingenuity. ,

. Will you

0 iitait‘o‘mont printod

in lost Thursdays Sentinel regarding

the death of our dog "huddle "

dog is dead and bore ovidahco of“
nan it was only how on and

hours oinco he ”hath heon‘ with not

who lying under a tree in the rod

or dying. hut When I wont to hi
did not rennond to my Whistle ‘
Iwon shocked to find him dead ‘-
have not given Vince to thy nu‘snic
as to thoM in a

no

a
wisek’ a illneoo. .1 .1 . 2'1
Tho Winkle Canoe Cluh \viii meet

Captain James Monet-lid schooner
George '1‘ Column. loaded with oysters.
ran ashore t Wonk. while trying to
tutor Jones ‘1 inlet in Long island

The yacht Defiance, owned by Dr C,
B. Keeler, oi New Canaan is in the har-
bor. having arrived from Stomtord.
where. she has been overhauled and
is' now in excellent doodltlon

oi

.. .. . :1 slit.
Miss once in not presiding: this or-
Inn; Miss Lillian Crockett. Mrs. Jeo-
ale Biliord. Alfred Crockett and A F
Hathaway; comprised the quortette and
the singing was much enjoyed.

5%” nil. Monsdiliitot‘in‘s ‘

ill rosTgn his nodltio‘n and will go t
New York in a near future to join
the U. S.Navy.
great many friends in this plane

A) be ' oclrh
rat: 'D'o‘y’o Tiling, _
The Volon

lat-IE. 'r. Payne. who... been ill it
his home in Noroton Heights is im-

who is seriously ill at
sslightly in:

“Willis Finch, in the employ of Loni
Stooraa, the blacksmith is ill wit
thins and lower

P
isiflntiing a ready market in Stamford
our or five young men ln‘lthis place

‘ wildgo to New

tron yootordhy
carriage seven m a halt in
, . i hold tour. people.
did not speak usehing“

 

it it ‘ in ‘

work at tho

The East Norwa‘lit boys domino

rated Sunday night that they :hroj
i’.

the.
tthorn

The the

the house 1 little thought him only " h

“1,9

agorgc Aokoriy. who to well known!

Mr. Ackerly has 1_

nill be sorry to learn of his donnrtur _

 

liny yrhoi
1 it ivi lilbtointtly ditto
oi atoninnh inhibiti-
dill-o the in nor

e‘ t‘

#9813 To ct
notation

‘ g s for n booklet

' .1 lenient season.
it ' mansion on broom

1’18

moot pro and non, on the custom.
“corner looting" The term is cert
‘iy a much abused one here, and no
is applied to nearly evoryvmomhot rot;
.. i rnuaoio‘n in town cones»
w are not loiterors at o‘
morn, there's a heap dz
old mnn' s mind;

; .th of tho dearest hold
life .,,snoo 11y during the winter:f‘o .
dinhrcly inc-rouse the number

“n

o-
“ it
“ .Bittcrs

Miss Hottio Arthur hail yrsturncd-S '1‘1
1 from her visit Mlth toldtivoo

mid
irionds in}... New Yo
.M 1...“:‘11; most or
:Wyrkoft Pros

odiot. of Noah

tins with her hill-
‘1 .

Janina Bopodiot.
Gilbert morons homttxoln received
. root for only!“ ohiidron no
in. wot to om. Home thin

Miss Fanny Arthur. who has boon

id. employed as n linotyno operator in

Mt. Vernon. is stopping for a row

. weeks with hormnronts in Stamford

avénuo 1,

Junlns Beholder.
yore injury‘athho
bicycle Tuesday
is annotated he will get along nicely.
although his motion are Very ‘ns’in
fill at tint“

or this towu and

Miss Lisle McAliistor. of New York
were married in the latter rlty lniit
Tuesday. The con la will reside on
tho (lorrish hinted“! wéro Mr.1Woidron
is employed.

John A. Thatcher who recently no
dorwentu on Onomtion in
with ‘ no‘wéo‘ ‘ nil

' are tiny, had two 'wooirs it

' did not do so. Wo therefor f
the transfer when the unpll'odt

'1 . thetoiiowlolniiflawiuiflwh
The- «with no

T0 NW ..
of this luxury Whig '

 

Monitor” u not 1'
hi 1

_ tendons the

‘ . show both since the first of unitary.
‘ business the moral expression of (mill-

j a policy which can (it

 

. ted W 1
. my amber Schuyler,
mtmhng‘*tho‘iiotith “tit"
roquo. The girl. who on a 01m}: , ‘
ldiod or nooi'llonitis .poretni d, ‘

rather
,ty today W

:hoforof tho coronor
ttonight; iho

r. Stimson . .

hilt the trans, ‘

'M1mifm
ho objector! it
make known their opposition

throw. "
The American Hatter for pill or!

iii“

 

too a. mite noisily
i ii

unable to cone Mtg] ,.

The nmént who i
tho, tower has.‘ mouthed in
ucnoral tnoos in the a
with the highly omniiroua condif
oi the country. and with ovory pro
for, a large Fail domnnd for hilt;
ulifituroro tire ham

 

e
if tiieilo ii Bil it)
torthcomlxi‘x. W

tl‘ mil

so mi tailing oil in tho 0'
mil at th f‘so’o‘noir o tho yon
which may be null ntod to

 

ago man Mill" on for subat .
log a new black doriiy or soft hot for
a hot or the some dolor which he has
noon wearing till Winter; preferring
rather to will for the mum at ntr’owii

will visit his hott‘iir

hot. weather and straw hats hotore he 1"

6! minted lint:f
(fro Wore today

' 1 d
1 th‘roukh the iohhln‘g
houses and mammoth. - ~
Again. it the retail it‘dde is dull and
it has undoubtedly b
1m

m m Th “ ‘
are the dealers who have been shoving

and it no don't dotiervé a duii‘Spring
ion among huslli'é so ll‘non in the trade is
' no: ‘ 1 .
n “disti tly sol-in; hat 1!
the too previous shoot 1

than almost to tho while: that the a
Winter that do until strnvi hum .‘raq

 

Diamond “iifli’i

hove Mon given t.
camping port at Contor stroot. Will
iingio’rd coho. . i’ . .

. men- t.

town will received

Mid“

dicino‘ That
\ . ,. nd Per-

0 “F474 1

ii in springtitno. siok'pooolemyou
and oid~oot with yroxnptocns, ivlsdom1
ii ooihion, hitherto“ as
“i

. 1am 1
1. when» the ncrvoiis «y “
.nnhoionood when digestion

amused, and the momenta moor ond
itflobio, ho doaurqtivyour banditlon ill
Mont and nails tor instant attention
o tho; summer months dining addi~

i m oni-

airing work.’ iii-st, oomnionooa
blood

‘ 1 on dangerous Madonna.
w; mailing tom 1 .. '
’ din to onioy

m "ontho which. to at well
trons. orb oleoournhiv. and ban» ,1

It is

 

one the dimples:
dyes made. A child.
can doe than 1;.

“'cod‘thaicrmo ‘No’tno

Upson & Granola of Now Hovon
. commit to: ms

The

Tile dolectznén oi the’tor‘vn of Wu r-

,So on nroooscls villi he received it
he borough clot-it or Shelton; Conn?
am My 3th.itdr torn! hing matoriais

We!

this on smitten 1110
i) to Brinnotndo. Darby.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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