Evening sentinel, Monday, June 9, 1902 · page 7

p as the result of vaccination. , .

Ethel Brundagc. of Van 2.111.111

- t spent Sunday with relatives in
South Salem. ‘.
Thomas Wood. of Van Z‘andt street,

is now employed in ngson & Co. s but I

,iactory. in Bethel
The Million P‘r‘d‘ylhh li‘a‘n’d will meet
‘. Friday availing. at'il Bd'clock‘ ill the
‘ . 'IMethodist parsonage.

, me‘et Wednesday evening. at 8 ociock.
, I ~ at the Methodist parsonage.
‘. Mrs. Joseph W (idi‘h‘anl and daugh-
ter‘ Cliarl‘ottc. of Keyser avenue. are
visiitipg‘ relatives in Danbury
Mina Willia‘iii Gilb‘o‘rt of B‘eits Place
1111110 has been quite seriously ii] is re-
ported as considerably improved.
A very low tide was noticed in the
. har.bor this nlo1'.ning The bottoms oi
' several oi the Launch Club boats could
‘be plainly seen.
. , The liadies' Mission Society will
meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. G. F‘
Smith a. in Rowan street and com-
mence work on .u quilt.
, Harrie Morehoiise. oi'. the Bridgeport
thin or Econ J: Morehouse. architects,

has had a telephone placed in his resi- '

. deuce in Winfield street.

1 Elbert Gerry db Co. or Dnnbur‘y. have
placed a handsom new awning in
front of Hefner’s news store, on the
Washington street bridge.

A rehearsal for the Chlldreds‘ Day 1

exercises will he held Wednesday even-
log. at 8 o ’clock. in .tl‘io Sunday school
room or the Methodist Church.
Charles R. Baker. accompanied by
Edward B. Smith. spent Sunday in Suf-
field Conn. returning with Mrs. Baker.

who has been making a two weeks' vis- 1

William ”Gilbert the, Washington
Street bridge cobbler was at the; N01-
_ walk Hospital. yesteiday. to see. his
1- mother. He reports that she is getting

along nicely. 1.

W. H.‘ Barnum has returned i'nom
Dunbar-y. where he has been employed

‘ 1 . the past two weeks. and is now staying

otthe Washington

lid

in client‘s or vaccina—
to . end. to her duties

Rev. James H. Montgomely. D. D.,
presiding elder oi' the New Yulk dis-
trict, will pay his first visit to the
Methodist Chiirph.1tomorrow evening.
Will reach and after-

quarterly conference.

The" Junior League held its regular“
monthly meeting and election of. oili-
'ce‘rs. yesterday afternoon. at 3 o'clock
in the sunday school room.
close a roll call Was hold. the members

responding with verses of scripture.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Cunningham
‘ ‘ were very much surprised and delight-
ed, yestel day noon at Sunday school. to
receive a handsome basket of flowers
and fruit from the primmy class. of

which Mrs‘. E S. Bowen has charge.
There were large congregations at
the Advent Church, at both services.
yesterday. but particularly in the uven~

lug. When Rev; J. W. Davis preached a m

brilliant sermon on Naham’ s prophecy.

1 the‘ fulfillment of which was seen in
the bicycle automobile, trolley, etc” of
the present day.

Letters received by their parents
from Harry Crosaett and lrving Smith.
who are studying at Mt Hermon.

‘ he try are to the effect
young Ii are getting along
iv nicely The . are well advanced
in their studies and are very much illi-

”pressed with the scléilery. which they
I! _ '

bribe as magnili . in.

moving into‘ his

' once, '
file‘ of FPrcehold N. J

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at Stamford.

E. ,
itturduy‘ ottern

1 . nerzhuis fully recovered .

illness.

‘ {our thirsty.

1 has been via

At the ‘

Church Ha

‘ to be 101111

I ‘a trolley road liom Port uneasy
d ‘ ‘ charge. 1-.

 

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"will he piéasdd The
1 sins 111.01 Beer against
pot: is most delightiiil.
till it Iatlsfie completely. Natural as
he roots and herbs from

quene‘liea utilir
iii-ire
iottab ii. “and relish your iood.
it 9311: 1%
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and not have . he pl:
future thirst: lib
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and we will gamble

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liliams Root Budd

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Iii-on. who ha‘vo been visiting.r MI'lI. Ab
cudroth's pali‘onta during the past sev
on weeks, a‘t Fishkill on -the- Hudson.
will return 71011113 on Wednesday of
this week.
‘The struvderry‘ festival which was
to have been held in the Town Hall.
next Tuesday evening. has been post-

 

poned to 'l‘ucifday. June 17. at the some ‘

place Tiler
Bunch of R(
time, by local talent.

Rev C. A. Willson,ior1ncrly pustor
oi the Darlon' Methodist Episcopal
Church deiiIered an address at the
annual memorial exercises held at. the
Long‘llldsc‘ Union Cemetery. Other
spooker‘s‘ were Rev. Challes J. Moon,
of ‘LonaRidao, and Rev. ll w. Carr.
ol‘ Stamford.“ , ‘

will be a comedy. "A
uses.” presented at this

mEve‘rybody' s liable to itching plies.
Rich “and poor, old and young—terrible
the torture tr oy suffer Only one sure
cure; Doan’ s Ointment. Absolutely
safe; cnnlt‘ fail.

WESTPORT.

“Sewai d is visitng
Y.

Mrs. J E. in
Brooklyn; N.
A. J Waite an. or the Formula put
ting his yacb 1“ in commission.
John Koshi is soon to sink a well
on his place. at (lreen’ 3 Farms.
Edward 81' dley is” enjoying a vaca-

 

,tion with hi parents in Coleytown. ‘

S. B Filip and wife have returned
‘i'rom visitin friends in Wethersiield.‘

L. C. Billings and men have just
completed a Contract for W. 8. Ad.
ams.

,J. R. RODIIIIOII and Emily are no
cupylug thei sunlmer home at Greens
Farms , ,

[rd L Strl blimp“, of Brooklyn. who
ting friends here: return:
all home Th ,i‘sdny. ‘

Mrls‘ Dord"‘us, and family. of New
York; are be upying the Thomas cot

, td'g‘é for tbb‘ utilitier ,‘

T L. Play In and family are to or-
live ‘at their‘Grecn s Faims home ion

, the séil’s‘bp‘o Monday. .

onry‘ Pet ratio has been in Bo‘ston
on a‘ btis‘ine a trip for the saugatu‘oli
Melnuiacturii 1g Company.

Mrs, Noll Mitchell is entertaining
Mrs. Hope. lIev‘vis Bor.do11 of New lin-
v,en at her ‘OIDPD street home.

The woman’s Foreign Missionary
Society met his afternoon at 3 o “clock

at the Cong e‘gatlonai palaonage

Wednesda St Barnabas' Day. Holy
Communion will no administered in
Holy Trinity Church at 10 a. In.

Rev. J. St ayner, of Sanduskygoocu-
pied the pulpit oi the Greens Farms
Conglogatlo 111, Church yesterday

t'l‘homas Frozen and wife, of
ilridgeport1 ave moved to Westport
where in in future they will reside.

John S. uyel. proprietm oi the
Riverside Sock Faim has sold a
handsome ii run to Stamford parties.

As ch‘n nflsday is the Feast of St.
Barnabas. oly Communion will he
relebrntc‘d in Christ Church at '10 a.

Examinations for entrance to the
High School will be held at, the‘ High
School building. on June 12 and June

‘3.

L C. Billings and wife have moved
into the house owned by Mrs. Belden.
oh Main sheet. near the Methodist
Church

Wednesday evening. June 11 a so-
rial or Doric Chapter 0. E. S., will be
hold at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P
N. Taylor. “

Irvipg‘ St‘rue and Robert Potter re-
coined the .A. degree at the meet‘
lag of Tom is Lodge, F and A. M.
Thursday night.

The rector of Holy Trinity Church
and delegates will attend the diocesan
convention tomorrow in Tlinlty
11101.1
‘ Saturdaw‘ the pavilion at Combo
all the enteltalnnlents

Dancing served to

 

beach I)

‘ "‘, by Thomas Courtney.
This gs
clock is be t in good repair tree of

. WIIIlle III 1

let? the - ‘-
l‘nlty G lid has elected the Iollow’.
id t M W G

‘s Sooysnllth’s place.
lid (11' to the next turn! of
com-1 by Justice Joseph

lapel. cat I Preside

7 ed on unknown 3‘
ntir‘e for ’

on will incl ‘cool‘. coin-1

.$
1 you" wouldn't ‘la‘ké‘ $5"

'1: always sees that the ‘

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be. ntcrttlninaut to '11
low uvdnini‘r iii the opera House

plans have been 1.1111111111111111. pro:

price of admission has been placed at
Baptism or childlcn was held iluu-

‘dis‘t‘ Church ‘nt 11‘ 0(1le. boto‘ro the
sermon. Rev. 1.4. W. Holmes took for
this on "True Riches" and preached
an 11111111111111 a‘eI‘n’non. in the evening
Children a Day élierciscn were held
and 1115er attended. Singing of
‘swaot carols and reoitntiona bv the
children made the evening one or rare
inspiration.

the Congregational

were held in

baptism and the presentation ‘oi. Bi
bias. in the aitornoon at 4 o clock the
carol ‘sc‘rvicc Was held and was large
-ly attended. The special! decorations
were in charge of the floral committee
of the Y P. S 0.13

Fred Fairy. who is a. victim at atom
, IIIph trouble, had another severe attack

hurs‘day night that occasioned aux
'loty on the part or his relativies. Dr.
Ruhlin was called and fill a time be

but while theearly symptoms were of
that‘bharacter, later ones proved the
contrary to be. the case and doctors
are lost to divine the real nature of
his ailment. Yesterday no serious of
roots lolloWed and Mr. Perry is appar-
ently fully recovwed.

ris recite at an'ent‘ertainnicnt in the
Methodist Churchlast winter will be
interested to learn that she is to give
an "Evening of Readings" for the ben-
efit of that church, in 'i‘oquet Opera
House. on Thursday evening the 12th
inst Hc‘r progrdm will include many‘
selections new to a Westport audience
and she can probably be persuaded to
repeat some at those which wow so
much enjoyed at her last appeal dance
particularly “'l‘h‘t‘i
Man."

Staples High school roll of honor
for MayMAvol-aze 55w100.Juiin Ad-
nms ’;02 Ruth Wood. ’02: Hattie Brad.
iey. '?.;0 Elizabeth Parnell, '03. Ellen
Purdy. ’08; ida Keene. ‘03; Edith Brad
my. 04: Edna Beers, '05; Mutilation
um, '05: llizzlolianh. '06. Lenailump-
sen. 05; Eleanor Taylor '05:. Harry
Heels, '05; Flank Bradlei’. ’05.; Perry
Haynes 05": Frances Sherwood ’05:
Theodore Math, '05. Roll 011 merit»—
Average lid-59. Mary Nichols. ”02;
May Flynn. ’02; Alberta Darrow. ’04:
Ethel Fairchild. '04; Albert Linxweiler.
'04; Kenneth Maokcnic. ’04; Ciara
liairchlld. W05 Edward Lehn. ’05.
Twenty- six pupils in the High School
have been periort in attendance. punc-
tuality and deportnieni im the month

Fire is not a clicumstanco to the
confusion uiising out of the discovery
of a the district tax bill by one or the
property owners. night before last,
that remained unpaldn The delinquent
has the reputation of being most punc~
loci in the payment or his taxes and
when he entered the town cioik‘s ole
fine and aroused the incumbent from
his r.everle Friday the tax payer was
.mad clear through and put 11p a bowl
against being worked for a double
header. Explanation failed to taillight
on him until. by accident it was dis
covered that the bill in I‘lueston had
been mailed last December. as tiic
two years the committee whose duty

list has been dilatory. and the result
is that bills are not in hand until long
after those for suite; town and school

hen broken. went home and kicked the
cut. for satisfaction.
incident might not only too heavily

omitted to assess the interest.
Last fall a Polish woman came to

with a family. by the name of Bulkiey.‘
She wanted the man to marry her in
fact he had promised to several times,

never put in an appearance And she

and from a distance they saw Frank

could reach the pill

they notice
Flank making tracks ’

1 3’
from the woman ntli last' week wile

. she came to his bullies" and wanted thief _

same Frank arrastedI

 

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promises to be very interesting. an the

gram "i01 some time and have altain- ,
ad a good deal of proficiency 'i‘he,,1

ton cents in order that all may attend. 1

Church. The morning service was held 1 ‘
, Int 10: 30 with. a special sermon to the '
children, toil‘owéd by the sacrament of ‘,

nevus the cause to be appendicitis. ‘

. All who heard Mrs. Charming liar: ’

o‘odIeIl Al med ‘

it is to make out the lire districttox‘

tax. which leads ‘to‘ssomc annoyances“
The tax payer in‘ question was con -
vinced that the bill had slipped his 111- '

ably mainlnir iu the Westport Motho» -

Sunday Children‘s‘ Day services .

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LEADING grooms EVERYWHERE 1

EOIII‘ SA I‘m 13“?

Edward J. Finnegan, Norwalk.
Charles II. Glover. Norwalll.
giloury Mathois. Norwalk.
New York CroccrrCo.. Norwnih.
1 .Wllllam Bronson, East Norwa‘it.
Morris Epstein, East Norwallt.
‘R. Josolovsliy it Co. East Norwaik.

AND nun-olive on

"A large lot oi Mandi
at 49c. ‘, .
Men’s Cali Oxfords worth

C‘o‘nrad Booker, South Norwalli.
‘ Charles Fiedlcr. South Norwnik.

llornal'dcllirshiiold. South Norwallr.

MOrrls Nuviasky, South Norwaili.

Now York Grocery Co., B. Norwnik.

August Roetteohor South Norwuill.

Stocgmuilor Bl‘,0fil‘. South Norwalk.
" “ Gl-ozpory. Cranbury.

ER ERYWHERE

$2.00 at SI 29

M‘en' 5 Satin Cali Shoes sold at‘Sl 50 Special price 1198c.

wuiLu‘“ You .811 Alva 111le

This advertisement you are using 1‘1 childlr. Since the early days of li‘urni-

one making men have studied the on air subject EEC buyers of chairs today.,
if it be the antique style or the modern odes or ra‘ro Woods "pay tribute to .

the brains of an army of chain makers.

Chairs in the Twin Cities; and our prices are only a little advanced.

We have the largest assortment of
That

comes through legitimate buying for cash in large quantities. direct from the

'cading faciollca.

$2. 50 is a wooded,

c‘elvod. . . 1 1 .» i
. I , .

Cur Spocinlwfloldon 0111(‘01' Mahogl‘iny Finish Rocker, at
hon‘t fail in see them New lines of Mailings just no.-

Funeral Directors and Embalm‘ers. .

I 2 to I 8 Nor-Id Mala SineeI.

551.111 NorwaIk

 

’W”””O”ON””” WWW ‘ ‘

The superiority of Po‘rtidlld over or.

I Inca-wont. fenced In’d‘ noon;
' ‘un‘d prion are io‘w considering quality‘.‘ ,

lention until Thursday and realizing .-
that his record for punctuality had '

in order that the -

on the good Jinan s heart Clerk llyati .

Sheriff Kemper. stating that she was"
trouble the. cause of the same lie-,1
log a Polock living in Green’s Farms 1

but when the appointed time come he _.

wanted him unheated Sheriff Kempen :
accompanied the w‘omnr‘l to tho Farina ‘,

working in a field: but before they .

 

We
Want

,‘ Mlsa Eatelie Kellogg is the guest of ‘
rl‘ouds in Bay Shore, L. I ".l‘
. 1% Mrs Norbert Bossa is quite ill at
1 her helps in Locust avenue; Q
Mrs. A. J. Gray has reinrned from ‘ '

visit with relatives in Brooklyn.

111m 0 a nonunion visited with

onus-in Sohth Salem this week.
New ..

yen visited with no live in town

Mr. and hire. Willlo‘m Lloyd 0!

dinory cements is well understood
The price is coy.“ so low that 395.9117

dale cement is. to an extent beingv' ‘ ‘

crowded out. We handle the “Atlas. "
which lsconcodcd to be the'best brand

on the market.‘ ,Our saleaof this no
meat have increased tenfold within.

a few years. If you are going to? use
cement use “ATLAS. "

‘01! course we have the “,ltosendale”I ‘ _ ,
also. and our line of masons building .
materials, blue stone. sewer pipe. etc, .

 

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“Edna. in ten '3‘” ll

41;?“ and cam

aarnmsnarone
milliuocxs 1,1", 1 1.1.1.
wH‘i'l's: MT. FREEillRB
acnesu noose .
Window conduits
cUL'rivA'rosa .
oucw'i-id‘si. Hoes
Twowuain; lions
muons

(Both SIWIIC dud F‘ll‘lcot‘ FII‘ICI‘I)

WATER coouns. .
Wood Alcohol in any (Identity; ,
In Paints. Varnlnheu.,8i1_oilaol;‘fin“z

3: . , .
,1 amein; Stains. £111.. wu‘a‘i'uiiu‘lu‘lq‘oar. 1
' port that the pontiit is

to"

Remember, Longman a Martinez"
and new“ are the leading Paint. for
050..

Comstk

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Designs
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_o;éolneti111ies hard to not but than
are such

' are proud of our stoclt We worked,
wills thrown to us. That is one reason
why we have the trade we do.

Painting. Paper Hanging. Decorat
ins.

31b8, Largo CIIII‘. Prunes“

‘7 2 lbs. Exapoi'u'téll Peaches. .
‘ ‘2 lbs. Evaporated Apples.

 

a p.r I Add ,0

thing» novertheleu. ,, we .1
not want to seem 1101111111.“: we‘ ‘

hard to not it We didn't take what 1

‘ : ‘1ia11dod,i11 many of
. yestelday. .,

turn. It lies
tie Early Killers who
stimulating the llvér' oil
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um taken 11 1131111311
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yours." writes It“

ville. W. Vlli.‘ "

than anything).

‘no’pe is highly di‘ell'h bled
neat 11061111111111.1311

M‘,0‘slalcs or St Polaris
be transmitted to

ilcent specimens' of tilt
and are made in the at

Del. says. 1
dyspepsia.
tress and belching
i oculd hear of. but
till ‘I took Bi'aziiin
cent bottle cured
For sale by R.
I311 ter.1

NEW wYORK. J '-
‘miso‘it‘men PArt‘l'IdgouyIIEo

- dowing sergeants *

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Cbrns. B rbs Bl"
Eruptions: infallible oi}
I250 atF B ,xt .
Luz-swank or any cam my

. , , , .RD
' CIIICACC, Janos?!“

‘ - wank of the Rev. John

preacher; lecturer And
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A special
tried was held in the ill-

‘. church oi which Dr BdIII

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lilies aiw
Wiicnnahei Salve

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