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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 13, 1902 · page 7

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‘. the season. > 2

so “stoves
2 ' hue and nine in cottolte
‘ stroo ' .
‘ The Prohibition Alliance will thlt
dealt Wednesdoytovening at 1 Cottage

r':
ochlnéry is being installed in
lid tibn s‘to the Automatic Tool
ny’s plant. ‘
u'sle Morehouse. teacher in the
hool,- is regretting the loss or
girls] from her blcyci c.
gen, who has been the guest
I hmuséu bi Rowan street, has
returned to her home in Boston.
Edward W. C. Cunningham wont to
_ New Haven again today to complete
‘ his examinations tor the state bar.
, V Mrs. E. 0 Drake’s Sunday school
class will most at her home in Butts
Place this evening and talk up a trol-
ley ridc.
Bert Bogart has taken his rowing
shell down tie the Norwoik Yacht
Club, where he will k u, her during

Rocco Neg l
the Benedict Farms hr (130 .2has mid

out his business and intend to return ‘i L

to Sunny Italy

The Mitchell Brothers launch (in

[not has been thoroughly overhn ed

cored ago

rnphophoncs"

played the We‘ ports yesterday after»

L “ “l! noon in the fro gilt yard

then} by the 86
id lumher T
Dorian, ‘

for th Bil/erode Mills
Th ..20.

oil. is
thé‘ members were in swimming last

‘ , evening.

North Yakima. . ‘ ‘
George Conklln claims that he won
assaulted Saturday by throo young

‘ yditernobn on Moyilowel‘«0val as
‘ fielder hurt his lett hand quite badly.

The glove was Ltlhm and the hell come

‘ MW. ill

cobbler lln V

in; o curios: hoard ;2Bevorul ol-
’ William hell

oi.

in days in Stood
is visiting lit MrI'VsV‘i' Dr Sandsffs‘

e ours mixer. industrial Secre-
. oven “with“ Misses DottieVIV

as on line
era as is icon

I Wright in ii, lull

takes piedja‘ ro
which show the attention given them;
Several of the, rose bushes are in full
bloom and are it very pretty night... in
tho iii-outward sllso it: a rubber blunt
ll no eons n own:é
hull: Annie 128th 0d
a towdriends inst eyed
'11 Osborn nvenue. Progressive crok
inoic was played three tables being
in use during. the evening. For nrsr
prlzo Miss Ado. G ldin . nnd Mtg
Ghorlos R. Baker re t ad. but When
played again Miss Golding was the
winner. The second prise. for which
Edward Smith and GhafléVs' Baker
.sh d th some score. e .1“ ted in. .Mr.
Bnkorgérurlng tiioznwilrd. After the
game refreshments were Served.

Those present included Mr. and Mrs, .

E B Smith Mr and Mrs. Arthur Alns
worth Mr. and Mrs.C Charleen Baker
Misses Ads and Connie oumI

[do Ainsworth. Irene Y, .

Guilt) and Messrs Wool
Charlosllnnocbuck and Edward Smith.

RD WA YTDN.

p ‘ ll ’
entitled the "Ollestrict

nil/rune. Alter the entertain-
will he ice cream nod cake

merits and o social evening

will lie enjoyed.
The annual picnic at the residence

Lot Wiiilhm Moore in Pond avenue.

as hold yesterday after—
rein
"Those present were

steam ' vrus.

Mr. .Ioud MVer. Themes Moore and.
; «murmur Neely. Mr.

and Min. ‘Ge gr
Moore. T J. Moore d daughter Mor
gnrot, Mr and Mrs. _L.‘“Rich‘nrds’. Mrs
Mrs M Morris and

RV. 1). Lyon, of New York, spent Sun
day in Dill ion

Hurry Selleck is spending a tow
ford “
Miss Bessie Robinson. 0‘! Brooklyn

Mrs. Trim} ninth of Mrs. ’AQ‘i Willi)”
bins, in spending a week with her.

Mrs Hui-per came Saturday tram

_ . 2‘.V,l visiting Mrs
Clock. .2 '

Mrs. W. R Monkey has you quite
ill with bronchitis, but is now much
improved.

There will he a business meeting of

' — Afternoon

he w humour:
Herbert Sileox has pots in the
East Nor-walk mill pond and each
“morning takes ulte a mess.
‘ soon to

2 ‘Howara Lowndes ill
‘ _ «Tryon pines on Seovlew avenue thor
ouhly Voverhauled.-2~Th_ residence is
jb‘elng painted onto! 2 and. in for a
w; u with in i

oydows ‘bofiehiill g
as the commuters

 

Matthew Cullen spent two days last 2

neck with his sister. Mrs. Emory. at
Montclair N. .i.
‘ Mr. and Mrs A B. Chiohester. of
Stamford spout Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. William Wood 0

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Reed moved
into the Whitney cottage. V‘Wjedncsdny,

‘ next to William Wood‘s“

Mr. and Mrs W. B. Mnokey leave
the last ot June for a visit with Mrs.
Julio Hitchcock or Groton‘.

Miss Maud Austin and Miss Mack

L f? of New Yer-l; returns Saturday alter

.Gieason am from New
Lttenrl the funerol ot_VMr

Bibliins. and returned Saturday

The cantata which wasit‘o have been ’

given at the Congregational Church
last Sunday evening Was postponed to
the 1V.6th 2 VI

Mr. Ziegler. rm"
Baking P .

is eyening in their Hall ou‘

(liaroncc 7

Mexico
the Junior Christian Endeavorcrs this ,pearnnce in two years on a New York

Memorial Day by

c
oi
icV

r 2 cents a quart.
or 1-2 a cent apiccoi
ow rich on the sodas on 8
lie bottle of Willililos Root cor
ra’ct makes five trillions of root beer: l
phwu add water. sugar and a yeast cake.
1: have never found a- tlurst it can‘-
or known of a sterling}: being
élnct.‘ will clumsy the
herb [first to clothe
VVs and

not satisl .
upset b y

“ll
ed and does 0 odd.
o‘fifiNLfl‘i‘ON C0" NIHNME. Conn"
WW iii Iraqi-am

‘thn’rl ‘lllhd Landing to J Phelps
Stokes s new residence at Gollendel' in
Point. 'i‘hrcc more are expected. also
consignments or brick and crushed
Mono. ., . .

:I‘Flowor Sunday” was celebrated
he 8. at the Congregational Church.
hiring the service Rev. H. S. Brown
loomed Kenneth Clock Roscoe. Der-
othy Mother Morcliou‘se and Edith
(Janine Cont oil ‘

wages Lily oovoll has returned from

lhuatl otter one year 's engage-
‘ilont with the Minnow Ii elk Company.
lining which she hardly missed a
night's perimmunoe in the various
titles. She Will now take a. much
needed rest and vacation at her moth

iL dunner home. Brooki
a

The children ' r ncert at the M. ii.
‘ihurch was wel tended the churc
going tilled Ti dress of welcome
Wits given by Miss Smile Weed. Miss
loss'io St. John song very finely a solo.
V“The Holy City.“ The
uni; “All ib‘rl‘lefils.“ Mills Edna 811111
.on accomliouylngv them on the piano.
‘1 1“Thc Flower Surrender. " Miss Neil
onVVIVyero who ooVwVer oueemmyiuss Roth
» c r pruned or lo‘ m c. as Til W.
*i‘Weed‘” lie 1in Mi so Frtlneis Hall the
violet. Miss Flossie Gordon, the cur-
onion. Reditnions were given by
\iisses Stella Moore. Jessie Myers
Lucy Tlrnpkins, Master Jamie Fltn
\ diuioguo who giveo by Harwell Will
mott and Walter Gordon; 1'» citations
by Edith WCnrloson Arthur Sinuson.
Hazel Peterson and little Mnhci Peter
”on. "

HWESTPOR 1'.

Mrs R: W. Post is visiting in Mon-
heater. '

Miss Helen Connor visited on aunt
n Bridgeport Wednesday.

Miss Clare Beach has as her guest

, .lIiss Watson. oi New York.

ira L. Stinghum and iamiiy are on
:npying tholr King street home.

Lest night the members of Compo
onglno Company turned out for proc-
‘ce

Rev. 1.. W Lilolmes will Drench to
he firemen, Sunday evening. in the
Methodist Church.

Mrs Jeremiah O’Connor. her niece

.und nephew. were the guests of friends

in Norwnik. Wellhead ay
Examiontions Vior entrance into the
High School beaten in the school build-

ing yesterday, and Will conclude today.

E. T. Bedferd’s speedy more Alicé
recently nude her first ap-.

the event by our
list race.
ilserved as
so ck Lodge K
of P. The members will assemble in
the lodge won: at 5:30 p, m., and pro.

track and celebrate
vying off, first it or
Next Sunday 1 i

coed t’o Willowhrook cemetery. where
the graves of departed Knights will be VZV

«lecoratcd with iiovvcrs.
William L.

dense in connection or

to Mnrtlnns Rndomnker
ghtor was born to ILA

was born

The madman w o r c outlysssdnito

 

. that they saw

iuiont clues “

shown by the record. June 1 o b Y}.

onion Mitchell en the Sooysmlth ‘-

About, one on our

W . .Ol"
or it. nondiVoéthio [ll‘gliile

L Thei
ciliii‘n or that n was in“ the? he
and on instant in it he thot over the
bow and into the air. disappearing uu
tier the worlds
boon recovers

WILTON. . fV

Joe. Allen; of Brooklyn. was tho truest
311$th Sundny, of hill uncle. howls i—lul‘l-

ll

Davenport White, of the metropolis.
was home over Simdny.

Miss Singleton. of New York. spent
Sunday With Miss Meta Willi ng, :

The Bending Circle met Thursday “it
térnoo‘h with Mrs. J. McEWen Betts.‘

Miss Cornelin‘ Redmond is occupying
his summer cottage in ilurlhutt shoot.

from her visit to Ridgeiio
in health
Dr Frederick Shula, .

Mrs. Folsom, o
guest of herd lthV
Midgeiy Il‘mm

rind Hurry Miilc
non over Sunday V
i Miss Sallie Tu

Carlton Wigginsl
York. have leased the I).
place for the season.

tended the dance at Chose a sell
Norwnik. Friday uVlVVVghtV. ,
Mrs. J. McEwcu Betta.
end a party of iricndrrtltteu
tion atthc N. U. SV.V, Norwnl
afternoon. “
Cannon Grunge was the
New Canaan Grouse on
The general good time enjoyed

‘ The pulpit oi' the commune
Church was occupied. Suodny looming,
hy Rev. Mr Prince. of New Haven. her.—
retary of State Law and Order lieu
Rev E. C. Acheson. rector of Trio
Church Middletown. ‘sssisied
services in St. Matthew’ s (inure

«or
no:-

sire and eloquent sermon.

The Zion Methodist Church w v I y
prettily decorated With flowers the
Children' 5 Day «services Sundn
a m. Among the interooting fonts
was an address by the photon Bev’. Mom
Boynton. and reductions by the Sundsy
s‘Ichool children.

Mr. Prl e‘hdi’ocuted
the Law a d Order Leann . ' ‘ '

Directly lifter lino Sunday school ses-
sion at St. Matthews; Sunday alter-
noon, Rev. W. {E Hooker christened
the intent son in hind ms. R H.
Fitch. The child was given the some
of Richard Henry. and the sponsors
were the parents and same: Sturges.
Many triends and relatives from Wilton
and Weston were present who. alter
the christening to mod a pleasant gath-
erlng at the Finch homestead where
they were hospitdghly entllrtoined. ‘ *

The ladies of Cannon Grange iurnlsh-
ed an interesting prog‘rdm. last Thurs-
day evening; in‘ Unnnou Hall The
ladies both ilgumtiveiy‘ and literally
had the liner. no men the oiilcers choirs
were filled by this gentler sex: i

Winus entered into on .J'
agreement with Superintendent Find .2
:Komper, oi the Town Farm, to work ‘
‘flVe acres ‘0‘! the loud on shares. end ,
planted it all in corn. M . Winds has I
left town and the tract will have to be .
looked oitorV by Superinteodent Kem- ‘

Sliivier. w
rer of the Am ri

 

 

Ilium ntlonsi also».
Illno thrown to hill; L

The Voody no not yet

Mrs Mary White hue returned honui .

a {y or or Io 2..

Jog néotdwthe‘ omrowohous on} mVVu' a
n 0Q ll V l‘
‘ lit in gun h 4 363ml? 27 .

Hurry Miller and Fred Slur Vs ‘tr.

inndmeparimont (it Armorial Bearings
y "chi! Genealogicsl Notes.

t y L credit upon the Nation

day morning. and presented no Militias“

. ants and “co

, cenVuVry. is at your sorrice...

M90

5““ ital EtaLolinlir' will be

-‘ it 1:
' planted to learn titht there is at least ‘ i. " -:
goo argued discs-o that oieuco hos

re in t or n d
« Mir sol.

i
o only positive ours known to the .

lo irstornity. .Outmh being a
to

in until troutn‘lo‘

‘ "iii taken ‘3;

iv upon our .,

cone surlscea‘o es

by destroying0 the foundation of

constitution and assisting nature in do
Vogue faith in its curative

a
case that it our t6 curd.‘ Send for list

of testimonials; .
VAddrossJ‘ ICHENEY & 00..
‘ . Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggisis, 750.2 .
Hall’s Family Pills are the host.

aware that

$034.93. " 1’!
git.
otogrevure For
right the best point-

D , the Congress

Library the Capitol Building and

“or; "

‘ to {la issuing an nulogra h in“ r
‘ loll” och President or the V‘Unltrlll‘ State?

These two
lectures hove. never hetero appeared
l hhy hook evei‘ issu é‘d. ‘

Both President “Melanie and Well

dentinoosevélt posed “soc tally in the .

y
was supplemented by a line collation? Whllé House for their mum!“ to be

hired only null exclusively in this wot-it.
This-21s the greatest honor over c‘o’u-
retired on any publication ever issued
in on. country This Work reflects
Every patrio
tilt American cltisen will buy it.
dentin sight. Smoll fortunes

large fortunes ‘wiii
unlit on thin publication within” the
nextihteli years. Bligh cinch loan and
women employed on commission or
grit, salary and part commission. :1 -
00 finaranteed yearly. Also. Manager
ted to open stool! office at home or
in home ton “to h vs charge of ag-
insure. look after
the advertising and other
Write for terxns and clrculoIrV-s.

u use communion. runes.
Cameron Building. Opposite
. Treasury!)
V ottomD .

first

millionaires or b. quarter o! I

JA¢OB M. LJYTON,
. rm insuranc-
5 Railroad Plaid ‘ “so. Nor-walk.

solidi: of Inc about this only conned t3
nought without rcgord..to qunlity.
There are nor any drone: or loan:-

~ in of merchandise

the disease. .ond livid: the pn- ,
. tieot strength by building up the,

y tier Ori‘é’ilutlilred Do or: for any .

5th L'Ooroorao Art Gallery. Vol Washing V
Gilli toms Department of Autograph V

Using mode or men one wrong: ,.

work.
Ad- V

Two two" are)" no. :
ms: Ill! no; (dreamer; . ‘-

Are you insured in a strong ,
company that is “connngrationv 1

paying for flu ‘

log it is work. The proprietors have so ‘ ‘

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. WHITE MT. rusezsas
L scussu oooos
2 Wiuoow conserve
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one WHEEL. Hoes
. Two-WHEEL Hoes

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