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Evening sentinel, Monday, June 2, 1902 · page 7

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ilard Niphey,
on In king a short at y u’

Aha"? Wimblnktufl»

ep‘en yesterday otter

I“ L i .

he Lorilee a nSocI‘ety will meet
goredny evening. at the home of
as Marguerite mm. In Van Znndt

t.

rold Rundle led the Junior League

Ing yesterdaywnfiernoon. at
«clock In the East avenue Methodist

Saturday; nit II
it getting late for this

ya nosing is having
an bonrd erection In the vacant
t E

-> ll“, Lil this evening,
I o’clock. in he church

‘ .
Th window In the cafe oi the South
Norwalh Wine nod Liquor Coninony.
on the mashingtoh street bridge. brok-

es was replaced it

todnyo to tn k on t' l A series or gen
_ patient nieetin‘ 9119, er he directional
Rev. C. H Syreet He will be gone un
til Wednesday
The Ladies: Mission Society will
meet this evening ivlth Mrs. F‘rdnk
it I

treet. to whid lip, II.

It!
Intendent Herr .
sid 191 or t . ~

.Sohni‘er. whether
Nomalk. Friday. on
ghosts of Mr and Mrs. William C

l f
' piece; Cdpthln Kenn h Thomas. play-
Ins, on Mayflow»

5 ware:

-? . startled I

‘ board. to keep of: all maraudera.9 w (39
Alter. they helium-nod; monomer ‘wlth
r reignite“, ‘

3 servant girls Or taking a

; MIG/Yr;
d no in re.

reg tlon. last evening nttl
lilo t i

I a L ex A
hint reterences to prove
Iaeinlaxli .9919:

looILIOIute

paws “They wear the

Will the It! to: I
regnletlgn will. 33%.; ‘
steadieet old crabs he everltired. hey-9
er lenvlngI their post to dirt wklth h‘ the
an r.
they

Gro‘eaohner's. At first i

. ?9 tri6d 9.
tIirovfl ‘
ried a t
cutlaee. he came to the conclusion that
one All grim. rind berks at them

; «Only and remedy in
williot once stop ltehlnoseo the skin
In any pot-I or the bod ' Dow’s ‘J‘Olnt

ment At any on; e9 0 cents. ,9

Ed .
road In ouIteL sick.
George McKay \vne visiting friends

h’ f ‘9 In Intent? e.yenterd9y.
oi the Einéwo ith Lee he or the metho- 9

ndway who has been ill‘
1 IV 8-

a tow days In this place
loh. who spent» Decoration
id turned to New

spendln

‘ gh
front of the little ice cream saloon on
the Roton Point road

Daniel Young; the Infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Melville Young,- of Crockett
a. on the sick list

this morning in 'l‘rowbrldge'a box

factory In $outh Norwallr.

.39“ The lies of the IM ifllodlst Church

w I begin their ice cream and cake

sale the second week in June.

The EpWorth League of the Method
h-rnet withIthe Eowoith Len
'B 13th hutch no night

~ I he Official ltd t. Methodist
Will hold their regnln‘r month-

L ml 'TaLy‘lorL and Mr; L
Miler Eoibenr of Brooklyn. ore
guests or Mrs. Jennie Sharer. of Maple

9 In! eons

Know? David Tnyior. of Brooklyn,
preached a very able and interesting
normal: in the Baptist Church, Thurs-
day evening.

Miss Fanny Rhoadee who has been
the guest oi? A‘EmmnxCudhmnn re
turned to am home in new York city
{this morning. ,
our pupils of the public
techno, tégtven a» holiday. Shore

“.4313. “1119“ L
‘ 9 93’I'nindred graves were doc
Eric}

I Lowlhg til

 

iii/Is was xreetod with It 9

‘3‘” 1.9
I, a g
.‘ oyli‘ddltlhilt.a

. I .» today,

was at his Wife ends to tryp and make
9 out who they weé'e whet r triends or

‘ attended the evening service at

‘ , lierolsm."

“Miss Olive Hart started in at work '

and totally hire

do ‘aiternoon. for pet-toot ht Meme 2

~‘ 99 h o eri "
9 Ives in Mouse or rig t are not forgot

Ii Mi? Fill
It had been veryr ill tor several wealth

With Infl mnto‘ry rheumatism, and ii
now only lightly better. I I
.LBo‘wen Add too 9111 this

‘ ti " enlio
The owners of ”not dogs willw
on e‘ the to: officer this week w
cketbooka. when Net th”

Mire Grace Nichols; of Newark.

“2 the guest 0! the Minority Waterbury.
I their home in Dorian. nod with the

AW ’ I
again iadtpnlght intending to rerun!
its duties in the Underwoud Typm
writing Continuity ’

lnlon that the atrllte Wm be settfipa
urgsé Hg: firh. 11:: :99 $01-an 9‘99. ”r

MI‘D
and”
summer in Barton and vicinity

No thriller meantime been made
concerning the disturbance six young

William) tenant week ago
Nathan C. I‘Jauchey hit

the names of the other tour who no I
{diet

In, dieturblmr the peace.
? Ho‘htord Smith is very low withL
n complication of diseases. She ha
been in bed for a week and her mood
ery Is doubtful
attendtinc‘e. and m Roberts of th
8oldiers' Home, is in c nsultntlon
Henry uMorehouae‘ is ring fro

riLght hdhd.
a ball a tow um :30 and the either

:9 struck on the end .il
ling it back Sand b‘re‘hkin‘g athe bone

Dr. Avery dressed the injury}.3

g content It

edo zolf course. Seeley was entered
for the event =but‘ owing to the can
none of hi We not able“ to
start.

A ‘lnrize number of Barton limb

e
Dorian Methodist Church Ian Joint

and listened to a patriotic sermon by ‘

Rev. Joseph I. Guernsey on “Modern
In the morning Mr. Guern-
Rey spoke on “*I‘heL Way. the ‘1‘ hit: and
the Life." Special ‘mnaio we‘d render

ed.
. C. Percival Baker: of South Norwnlk.
and Mine Lulu Bowen. of Milo .Ietreet
figured In what easily might have

. been a serious runaway. Thursday of-
Their horse tool: . t

ternoon In Dnrlen‘.
{right at n train While “panning under
the railroad bridee. The animal lump.
ed and threw Mr. Baker out Mies
Bowen was able to retain her sent and

the horse won stopped before he hadL I ~

gone for

The friends of Grace Reed Adams
will be aurprlaed no well as glad to
hear of her
ntrlcnl managers. she holds the pro
nrietor and manager or one at the best
known theatrical hunger; in Nlondra
Falls. N. Y Mina Adams. 9
name In private life Is Mia‘s orec
Falrchlld daughter of Mrs. Sarah it

F‘nirchlld of this plane. is to be com

grntulnted on her euccess.

the qualifying round and hit em 9

103. 18 85; W. L. Baldwin. at. LII-86:

:L Woodbury 115 28-87% h.1~1‘.‘8‘6eley.
91.388. Second cup

1,111 Bil-:91 Georg:
92: Fred i. Towr
Ier Merritt 108.. L
22- 99; W N. Chpen 125
Hollander; 112; 1061092 ‘
'ghury, 9 up, ‘ ‘L
White 2 up:

:to play: Willie.

 

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ldwln bent

 

tarts out on a doe hu‘ntlna‘“ L

8. A. Morton Lend daughter, I

Dr. G. H. Noxon la in.

nude so in the line of the

town 3 no.1 I
9 li.

all 9
uni‘

I hid
99‘to brine erowdn

he gladly weloOmed bacit
The supper given by
nlor Auxiliary oi

, 5 ‘
at the Norwslk Methodist Church?
Friday night. June (I by Rev. Wil-
I ,v’ Kelley. L‘ n. n 1‘lAdtnIIi’iioni
.99 to a9eilyer I
‘th‘e‘hen

I ‘1:
her that uhproprlntely hono all th

lemn occasion. :‘

Through the shredding or. 9
State street brldtte ovovnsi

and a gang of then was set in
{laying new ties and plating new hit
rednv so that no rouble“

L fi‘olhz Agitated re
till; ‘i‘ the bridge. “
inert on nltlon to lie

I: the bridge. running the car
‘oit side is once he ,
discussed. ‘

(George Fallon: Isnow ‘em
Wolfel It Greenwold’s. 9 I
Mrs. Mary H. Lockwood eta: d
day for n tielt withher non (twin to
New Haven .

Miss Marthe Kno oi, or“ N
“to visiting Ior a New dawn with
in Silvermlne.

Mrs. Arthur Bunneil of Bridgeport.
in visiting with Mia F“. E.
Sleuth Main etreet‘. '
Water-Anion are

.ln place of II
which ware detective ’
T‘Wsrren is
.‘In 803thn.’tor s

e ‘d
stopping in: New Rochelle. for IieVerLoI‘j‘
haste turned home. I‘
, f Waterbury.
9Miss Flo

at .
e! Waterbury. of
with his motile

siting with L‘ r parents. ts.
‘ - sohmldt. South

 

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mermaid? 9'

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true. mold and Mre.8herwo wil ‘9

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Ramboi

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.Iune twine! ecre

ecReeNI phone 9
wiNoow aqueous

Green ‘9 j

” enmotit‘nos htird t6; :get. but there
are such things. nevertheless. We
don't wont to seem boastful. but we

are proud of our stock We worked
n... to get It. _We didn't take what L _

wessthrown to us.
why we have the trade we do.

IZRaLintinLg. Paper Ranging. DeooLrnb“
,

yet: ”got her?" he pelted.

That Is one renson

v. as a sure means ofxeso’d

‘I .9 W (I
“ expect too much trom9 me. lathe

don't know e ery thln’ .
99 George’s Ii‘l’t‘i‘h

> an
.9 sci-{prion wherein ‘ ‘ w
lio could tibial with the!
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‘ 9 by d eating it without the stoning IL

or

said the young man
The old then was shrewd “ILI
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“Johnnie," called the ot
you to go to the store for the!"
“Wait a second, mew.” replied
youth, who was absorbed In ‘In it

Baxter.

State Journal:
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’ HAPPY rm: IN oLp 'roL L N r‘
‘fWe (cit very nanny,» writes R
Old Town. Va..99 “when Bu

Intelllble ior‘ Plies. 0
Box drug store

glanjfl‘mn dear.”
ut Ltl‘lere‘e Mrs, Rounder.t

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=“ otL words to dd‘gqu e ye no my”.

K preciatlon 91 Benton :1 Liver Pills ’lLtn’ti
Tonto Pellets; ~I WAS a great sulferer
when l began the use of this treat ~ ,
I ment. '1‘,th hhye completely

my me train one or running to ' emu.

nlent " loitering wane

 

onsent dimer-mt went yotlr‘

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cent: volume. “Pepperoo’le Pete has iI '
lnjuiis to kill. an' It ll only take him
about two minutes. f’eColulnbus (Ohio)

no my set my gown

tul en. ylnent trending SUM treat.
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