Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 7, 1902 · page 7

'3‘.
Miss Emm‘r‘.‘
. avenue. is riding new Cruwiord bl~.

ill 15'. who hoe been ill with
letdown: 1111 duties in

N ,
12001111111. . «-
Edward Cunninghuln ‘ will
in the Granbu‘ry chapel Sunday

caii'oo
Red menus 111111 for“ the benefit of St.
Paul's Mission netted 550.
“Jack" Hull and Charles Buckley

a... in New Yorit today witnessing the ‘

New York Pittsburg game
.- The Mayflowors areiplaylng the Y.
M C. A. baseball team this afternoon
on the Mayflower diamond.
' Charles Hedman. oi Buyviow Place.
I‘ has recently purchased a fourteen loot
' skit! from Stamford parties ‘ . ‘
' Alonzo Wheeler.o owon street
has returned fro to relativeu‘
nod friends in De Ih'u Bethei.
Editor J. H Run
his delivery wagons painted
11111er at L M Wr lg

walk.
)Ml‘is. Mattie I»
he roundogaip I

me leu is able to
r on illnesil of my

toe in Rowen.

Harry Cunningham 101‘ Van Zundt;
street, has enough! :‘Ipoeition nu drl
or for' the Old W‘ Laundry, of Soul
Norwalk.

out “Dilk” with io’okb
doling" north of

the guest: of Rev. 1111 Mrs.
vie. of Rowanlstreet. ,Mrs;

ington street I‘ll;
. Thursday to lilli Jennings in Bridge-

”Cunningham will .
‘afternoon upon the Austin boys of Nor

preach tomor w morning on “The
' ‘lguw on: Life” and; in?
at out

' .I Bridgeport this afternoon to go into
perineum 1‘ .111 “Roberts in th
hlIe‘yole h slit . Mi'
Sidney Stuclly' one go in the olgc
trio business

Th ‘sefl‘ioe at? hrist Church (St.
Paul’s Mission) tonlorrow, will be as
usual: Evening~ Prayer with sermon
1 at 7: 30 p. m .1md Sunday school at 3.
The Rev. Chat a Open will pleaoh.
All are weleo

Presiding iiild James H. Mohlgom
err. oil Stemfo will preach Tuesday
evening at 8 "oéldck 111‘- the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church and after the
sermon will hold the first quarterly

Mrs. 31.8
101' League Meeting ,
Methodist Church tomorrow afternoon

aloe éhtly held 111' '

9'.
111.8 in South Nor .,

_ Mr
icott'nge. non

 

I' 11:
ii her rgen d'ei‘c‘orm chem .1“
. The ventry of Memorial Church will
"Meet tomorrow, utter the looming our
11 co ‘
811 eyintoudeut; Purdy to I
p ill on nth 1 W1 ‘

Sara 1‘ gonort. was

' " . le 0:
not 111111111 the 111191111021 her daughter. Mrs Eli B.

11:1.10 tionl
ty‘gus into the tluont. gun
on 11 tree. irriiAMiity.

owlund. of Cottage '

Either now 01" ' 1111st all my.
“but. I don't think they are dangerous. 1‘
Exeuw m limo: dunner. Tipsy allow that

0011111111

Ne'gwhstllle: £26 21110 boltiom o! L 1111‘
amp :1 on. are .1. 1111
0.111.021.1511 li.ver There'in big one hell.
one tamed. ~ Blow? up for the m
chief 111 y done, tone up the digestive

one on liver with the now' 11191116111111.
011 Moore? ulfioivont. discovered by!) Dd rid
Kennedy, Mannedy Row, Kingston, NI. 3!.

Alldruggiatl‘i,’ 01.00 a bottle.

day at 7145 social praise and prayer
serviceIloligved b to tidy business

DARIENANDNOROTON.
The interior oi the town 1.111 is be-
in‘g" decorated.
I Bennie Sit John was in Sihm'QOrd

laid iota 11
The Dnrien Juniors will play Bett‘s

team in Stamford Monday afternoon.
M B ‘1.

l 1Grlirnmpn I

Fred .Van' Sooy was in Dorian. yes
' noon.I the guest of Fred
George [lance fell. from the dam in
511ml
Company ‘Wi'll hold a run and hra‘ctiee

drill day eni ng.
{l
deuce, to a Dorian family.

George S Bailey took Ia pleasure trip
to Stamford and return; yesterday at

.ternoonobehind his pacer.

George Smith and Hugert Nornlan

attended a “shirt waist" dnnce in New

mouthed a sermon to the
the Soldiers Home in Noroton. Tues-

“day evening.

Warrants were served. Wednesday

etch. for an alleged nasault upon The
g‘, saveteran offthe Sold 5

0W!- i
":Word has (11111 received frox'n Mrs
ltlehnrd Ah. droth. who is in Fish

lliil-on- thliudeon. to the, effect that
{119' will be home on Wednesday of

next week.

Miss Alice M. Guernsey. book keeper
11nd typewriter tor the (ianfleld Rub
her Company. of Bridgeport, and a
sister of Professor A. B Guernsey, will
he the letters guest over Sunday. ‘

Some tine photographs of the Long-
don homestead have been recently ta~
hen. The pictures includes “Miss
[noise and her grandpa" Mrs. Will
Ballard' 3 line place also has been pho-
lographed

William Wuerz nah so far recovered

'. fro'm' his recent serious illness that he
‘ he‘s been to New

tit and is out 111

most every day. Mr Woof: is not

. well however. and because of his ad-
vanee‘rl years it is deubttul if he evér -

again secures good health . -. . .
J‘Metllodist Episcopal
- 0 ‘~ .

.~ PM;
rninrhe

Irt sermon to parents.

‘1'
Mr. Bates :
11.5116 31.1111 ._ .

I several days l

~ once

is thme. Wedneodoy and '
The Volunteer 119011 and to... "

igillitueyli as rented her, ;
art 0. Willia'm Wood's rest; 1‘

h .

~ g the‘panter will preach 3:
‘1 ‘11. hort sermon to children and also a .:
In the ev~
will render 11L

 

Aloud WEI lid-11111111.

Philip hay. of Bridgeport visited
toWn Wednesday evening, and spent
some time with friends.

orlc Chapter 0.13:. S..wlll hold a

in! at the residence of Frank N.

Taylor next Wednesday night.

. ‘! Charles Day 1111.8 reeixno‘tl his pool

lion in. the tennery. and taken a piano
in the Atlantic qtorch worker” ‘
Kori A. noise has been‘ spending
Gan unit in the mo...
eats oti‘the lilot‘hal‘mera‘ Supply Co;
A. J.Wnkeme1111ha8 out his yacht in-
to communion. and the boat now lies

‘mo'o'red of! 1116110111. 11001! Bduth‘oo'rt.

Mrs.» Ebenezer“ (31111111 and
tIer Color and 11011.9! (1
were the“ streets bf 'M'ril
Thursday.

James S Pinl'lham of Church street.

Iliad the misfortune to fall in his barn
one my this week and injure himself
quite lSluinfully.

..Mio
returned
day 1111111

111111 home here Wednes
fto" he enrol-lee and delight

I In thfli‘ parents.

it P. Sherwood, who is helm: trout-
ed at the Westport auditorium for nor-

vous troubles. will be loined by his ‘
wife. here today y.‘

Foliage along sections of the trolley

line not ieIhecoxIning dense. and in

huge ~ “ uncomfortably close
proximity to the cars.

Announcement is made or the com-

' ‘ g 10111151111131 Peck. of

' Eli Jennings of Bridge-

emouy s to he perform

The wenthei-‘e 11 our. “
Any ice for B. 'F'. Blilkiey. 11
mile of cutting wood. and his lot 11d
‘olniug the house 11's 11 Monumental
rile that admits of his bidding defiance.
o the coal barons. as well as to cold

. veather when it comes aInnin. . ‘

A team of horses 011* .d 1111- Hours

iirothere and driven by Fred J. Beers.

became frightened at a penning trolley
"nr on the State street hill near the
esldonce of 0.13. Dollie and broke
all from the warden Thursduy after
man. No oerlous (1111113311 was done
Mrs. Phlllu G. Sanford. who directs
[r husband‘s affairs here. his New
York duties occupying much of his
‘ime. is one of theolever and enthu-
rinstlc yachtswumen of the well tone
not. With her husband she is honest
111in on the sound. A well equipped
moody yacht and launoh Are in corn-
oiselon. and ready at the unohom‘qe

1ft their home on the bonito of the ,

yer in sangntuelt.

It the recent agitation ovgr Tonto-
oue path accolnolloh‘ee nothing more.
t has sorted to inspire its uncredited
owner with the Ambition to put it in
iresentable all no no it never was as
1ttractive no . resent time AF
or all that who the Iésird of residents
11 the vicinity and the War clouds how
or; passed. all including the Taylor‘s
who have thus for won a dediltire vie-
cry from town and Telephone 00.,
ire hallw-

The ham on
W. G Step ie .
ihrhry’ hind .111 1 1111 20; premier):
ome agreeable surpr Mrs.-
Idea is not only an adopt in social
lnes. but has proved an» enthusiastic
1importer of the reading ‘roo . ln~
renuity and in liberal oersohitl' outlay
will be brought to bear in order thdt
he coming entertainment my be so
tttrgctlve as to drew 1113.!

he veil by Mrs

Lillian Burr, of Holyo'ile. Mesa,

. the Tailors

when: of the a ‘ 1’

I I
.‘ m "tam" 841mm:

"rs-11W “‘th

c in o! :,
31.1110“an

meringue Pill: In
. lie for .513: .
No humour"? ‘
novella 111'. 111111.

1110111111111 111qu , try.

 

seen. a
some time ago the
wires that connect

phone wires again well -
same line Mm where they I
and today

‘ ii
that run to Mr. Nesh' use they have
1101. demolished the {street light that
occupies the some (mule, propel: ‘
course it is a convenience to the

M

Mr. and Mrs. 11mm
visited in Greenfield.

Miss Fddioe White 11‘
i'rom a visit in Ridgollelrl

Mr. JMcCandlosa of New ii
the guest at A. 0 Bradley.

Several children villi be 111111115111! on
Sunday at the Norlleld Churn
, M’rs Ellen Andre .
the guest of Mrs. it

Miss Helene Hill of Redding
been the guest at Miss Carrie More1
11011110.

Mrs. Angeline Gregory. or (31111111011
has shout several days with her his:
$5,! Mrs Henry Flueh. on Chestnut

ins; at the realdencd‘ ofIMrs.

'l'reedweil ‘
I John Gotham l1 sold his house and
form", adjoining the. Congregationnl
onraonage in this pin Miss Mary

Collins of New York

URINE?) 1’.

Miss Emilie England“. 1.... returned
from a visit with relatives. and if d
in New- York and Brooklyn “

'1

ADVgnTIseo ETTEHS. ' L’

Following is [a list letters reih‘iln»
lug uncalled 1111‘ at the 101mm; post;
once. for the woelt
7,1902: » -

I C ,7 SOUTH NORWA-

Pasuunle Cavnllo 11!

Drive Curry.

W. W. Daniels. g
: George Davis I3? W

Anna Davies: ? ‘ «‘
M11111 Gillond (2

‘ M1811 sortie KallnlI‘.

Me 3., F. Maseru.

 

ding June '

t I wmrn M‘Ir. sneezens
inclined ooona‘
'leuoc'1w 1111111521111
.‘I_'ULTIVATOH8
Tone water. Hons
, rwo Wutgl. Hoes
‘r-‘lt‘r‘eat ‘ ~‘:

 

doi'i't want to seem ooaatful. but we

re proud ol our stock. 'We worked

 

 

(”"1 Stone an n. 1 rue) II .

purities."

 

copi'tnittoe on L ‘

~ back the resoi

nation paid 0 Si" 8 ~

'L'..Ircluiln the

he (i on; the mind!” ‘
W resolution“ we not do
a" the 11
lve. Mr. I.
l'orgmlly 11111 e the point 1') order
liol 1; a resolution of inquiry and no

nevi, no heed rover vte ouae -‘ “
within a would ottol'i't's' 1131031111110... it .
net-aloe privileged and was debatable: "“

TMI Breaker overruled the point of or

“0'11 a rising vote there $111117??th L

for .Mr. Hull’s mg
11 ltitle" divloiootIII '

melted to 72. 11 strictlymarty. vote:
Grogvenor v'otlhi; with ‘ Return
coll usage ‘1'” theI

men .
’o'aliiie'd by toy or ndAitliina " .
II and thought i could get Weillt him

all of the ninrvelon
I w l

‘to 1111511 127 pounds at 3 o'clock p. ”

it is understood that the club
’ the north-allots“ !

order for-

81111 to 111
hillohénehn. it is me ’11 notions”
Most people think A orpid liver 1‘1
inootive bowels m‘ea‘

els and cleansing the Nara;
sum pins...

have taken ”Wild": Li”
ore for torpld liver or

N years" writes R; M. Ill 1‘] I
~ ville.W. Va. . I1; 1
than any thing i have ever tried? Gilt-

“They do in
{Old Pharmacy.‘
.T nacewens cement-:15. ,

if”? Afibate. .

the police «

111 ii ‘
ml the but hops train

merit (its, t a I ‘
lowed {whisk I“-
nutrient w I

new HAVEN June ’l—Attorney w. r’ 1.

'11. Bennett. {Not this city, and Judge

of t ow Jersey, in the super~ . - 5
llrin

hardly. were con rinedI In
. oeeiverq, oi
as A

niunIII o 09.,

.I as ‘oa tglnporgl‘
ialu' and t was no opoooliio'n to. the
appointments being made permonent

The factory in Derby 15' now being run

by the regei

coughs, holds 1.
my; trouble

m‘aefy .». _. ‘ I
bowelli.‘
only 250.