Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 17, 1902 · page 7

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' tomorrow evening in their ball 1
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"l‘hoodoro Olsons putting a or. 211‘.
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through from be
sidnlot hill rosinsuco to his now burn.

Hill‘i‘li Reinaldo is Acting as driver
for Editor J H Ruudlo during the abs
sauce. 0 his lather on a shoit vacation.

éynolds". of Van 21111111 street.

. wont down the harbor yesterday after

2‘lllutlkflllll and rcpoits lolrly good luck.

‘ Josoph Mckwood of this place has

scoured a position its driver for tho

22Hygola. lies and lioiiigoruting Com.
pony of South Norwul k.

The YOuug lladles’ industrial Socle
u will spicy 11 1111111111. Waning Thurs:
day at tho homo ct Misses Anna and
Ada Warden. in St. John avonuo'

Miss Alice 11111111111 is recovering

 

‘ ‘L‘. from it short illness at the home of

‘hor Lgrn‘nilpurents Mr; and M111. M. S.
Partrick, of tho Witshliigton street

010111111211 avenue
employed in tho. Lockwood Manufact-
uring Company. has a son and heir.
Tho boy was born last night. Mother
and child are doing nicoly. '

Mrs Elizabeth Thompson, of Os

born uvcnuo,‘ has gone to Huckonsack, .

N. J., tor a visit with her daughter
Mrs. Ovlat‘t The 1111191.; with "her

. daughter, came up 111st Friday on the
' Episcopal his c 1139mm Point
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mllsh was. p 13th of the Methodist

2 _2 - r 11111111111112'37‘07211111111‘1 now on
‘ ti:o upor- laminated I'.list 2. 2

2 legation train the Knight Street

3 A: M. E. Church of Norwslk will attend

James Llflommo‘dlsns. class meeting

‘ this evening in the Epworth parlor of W

the Method
1 dbsircd t

‘ altos, us tho
interest. 2 2

Captain Ariel: Caimron, Jr, of Haw.

kins avenue took a bath yesterday and
' it wasn't} intentional eitherm He had
been out to his hos-t Julia Bells at the
mm of iii hue “and was atltemptitng‘

Church . It is oaruostl
“ ers‘bo a 1111111: 12.11.1211:
iotlug will be 01‘ spacial

~ ill
game of the seas .
. ‘ The oillc'ors. o; ‘e Mayflower Fire
2‘Departmont me l‘o t evening with the
s. and talked over
i the
has .deoldod to

ycning in- the tr _
Mahdi.“ street: when a

Horeatter meetings will be held tho

s 111 New York was ‘

torday to see the thiihn consul to rein
11111111611119 whcrosh'outs of his hotter
,. 'lialf. Mr. GutoWSRi had not heard from

her for several weeks. The consul in .

thatil’slie had soil 11 air

tow days ago 111111 c

; ~2 would probably siSe her about?L #1111
Fourt of July. Mrs. Gdtdwskl vvith

‘ ,.children. has come from the nor
2 . Russia and already has
‘ boon sever months on the trio ’ 2
.3119 coiling at the election in East
Norwalk Which was held in the old

2 ., ' 22111111111111.
. e even cost at an

(amino not so
memo The‘ re-
bird district only

L Th6

L who died so

the church SWl

also
11111 mi stand the question .

 

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11 tliiidlit 11111112138 thwflu
is set for a Week from toinorrow
A a thus may be exposi-

. Tho Ladies" il Society '0! tho
1] st'Churcb villi hold a strawber-

Tuesday. June 24th, on tho

luwu. .
2P.(l‘11vo and a torso or
ting the exterior oi.

astsi‘day “minimum

they were busy on tho front.

M1 He'nshaw or $outhport is quite
ill and Mrs. Hoyt, or this lilacs, wont
to Sonlhport yostoiday. to assist a

trained nurso in taking pars ot the 2

sick patient.

ll T. Baths. or this ploco,2occompsn-2 Gr“

led the mombers of Worcester lodge.
i. O 0. F” of New Clinician. to Links
view cemetery in that place. Sunday

afternoon and decoratod the graves oi! 2

tho departed dead.

. A ci2ub modal competition was con

tested on the No‘roton links. Ssturda
cores: Ravi H. Hglzc‘attysfl

(not sodiuappodi L. ,2Siu‘itli. 114.

16 98 it I: 1111112 .120. 2892;2W

N. Travis 122 368 D ’I‘ "Woodburv.

122 20193111“. ,‘illiinthér, lilil. 18-121

The Yb‘ung Poo le's League, or the

DarionyC ugrega onol Church. have

‘ com still, 11 1111111111 “A

take place in iii:
follow the ‘

his evading.

lval will

We carried out entirely

by homo talent.
The 1711111112111 of Lostor A. Kunpp.‘
ul‘y Saturday even
1111, will . s is afternoon from
h dist Church in New Canaan.
Was a member or Worcester

.0; F., the Masonic lodge.
oLNovvflsuaau and belonged to this
No 131111111111 bond The services in

Two hosts were taken to New Haven
on Saturday from the Daricu Launch
11 W. Fonts and

110k liropgh with
out a inishsp Without knowing any-
thing about on 1111311111 Charles Matt»
or, 'who' is 111‘ 11111115va the Dorieu’
Launch Wcrh&.;touk the 11.,
also knows nothing about an casino.
but wont according to instructions

oh, 20 ii 2

Fowlor.

.1. ‘ _2 2
checkers; W H Wilmott and Holly

Draper challengers and W, H. Wii
ndfl h H ‘Sell‘eck rcgls

11 .i L
Olllcors’ Association will he turmoil; 3°39“; 0 “ya“ ““9 vumhased “

hose of Joseph S Pinkham.

Section mm are ropslring the troi

' ‘ House curve.

. of Bridgeport,
spent Satuiday and Sunday here with
her parents. '

Mrs. D. 0. Ozios. oi! llayton Ohio.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs D ii.

~ Morris, hone. ..2 1 -

Sidney Watts is putting his schoon-

c‘r yacht Edith in readiness for sum- ’
mar (:1 dining

Commencement exerclsos ulll be
held by Staples High School next Fri-
day attorndon.

The family of Thomas Harris has
taken possession of his ‘suihmor home
at Crocus Farms

Mrs Samuel A1Purdy 11nd Douglass
kPurity are visiting lfriends at Rochos
tor and Niagara Fol alls. 2 .

J L11 Sturges is ill at his homo

wit tyoh'oid pneumonl His—wits is 2.;
2.221.111 J..M..Nolan ottondsf. j

ingsleyk2 and 19111111. .

any, of New
on in t wn l t

ay-mo lug.

. S
. William McCooi-tic has roots 11 hi
t Em

1.82,

take place at 2 o 'clock. 2

lie,

. Wiiios and ti

. Ill '
Miss 11.111111 Perry

2 {floods from Ridgsflold

llsrry sturgos. or Norw‘alii, has boon

Miss May Seclcy. oi Eastou, hits
been dis ghost of Mrs. G A. Stooges.
Two childish of David Coley are ill
with scorlo‘t-tovcr as yet in a mild
form

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kennel are on-
tortslning their son' s family from Néw

Arthur Nichols and E. B. Carver of
1111131111111. have visited friends
town 2 '2

lor membership in

Mg .

Miss corn Wheeler, of Norwnlii. is
spending a few days with her Mother
Mrs. M 13;. Wbcelsr. 2

for several days.

you uros‘trh‘tl on.

or or Friday night.
mlttoemun at the annual meeting of

on aturday cvehlnz.

' IvEW CANIMN.

ill parsonage for the summer.

the ghost ‘11.: Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Johnson, East avenue. for several
days

11.2.1111 Mrs. Arthur A Macdonold

rs. John E.‘ Herssm. East ovo
unday.

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nuo,

boon visiting for 9. week with Mr

Mr (11111112111111 family lorriv d in

the residence owned by. Francis
Brown. Paris street This Erosideuco
has been occupied by Charlos Kaiser

months.

oislon. Saturday: is the L. M. Monroe
vs Gnome H Raymond suit in favor
or Mr. Monro allowing the latter

sided, whcthcr to ‘ up

'LI'HE tROYIU- PROCESBION.

. In by Sight Carriages
and View“! by Thousands. 22 ‘
LONDON. Juno ill—«Tho royal pro-

lleath shortly before i p. Queen

The brdcossiou was the first full state
parade 0! that description since the
death of the prince consort and con
slated of eight carriages each drawn
by four horses. The mounted aquar-
lies and gally llvorlod postillions and
ouirlders formed an imposing colour

toga drove do
walk which w

the procession reschcd the Now lie
Gates anduoussed up the sound to the

 

. nrq ‘
a mass mention £01 lion

in

vorul Applications imve boon ore
'2 Norfleld

ii gbtoing struck and destroyed the
horn containing eight tons ct hay. Of
David Parsons, during the heavy show- 1
l Lloyd S. Godfrey was cloctcd com- 2‘

the Upper Parish school district,.beld

Dr. Bassett and family. of New'
York are occupying the Congregation.

of Stamford were tho guests of M1- ‘

E F. Sounders 61111112116111 who has '

and Mrs. Charles Schmidt. South ave- L
11119.. roturnod home $aturday or 111111;. .

tom: on Saturday and or» oocupylng 2.

who rented it to Mr. Chase for several .
Judge J F Stillman rendered it 11112 L

session l‘eft‘ Windsor (Josue ror Ascot L

.Alo‘xandris‘. tho primed and princess of ‘
Dulce oi! Cambridge, '

t’s'
members of the courts all participated. 2

vodc Leaving the palace quadrangle f
by the Georgia 13) gate the royal cori "

 

5.1113110!“ . ”1‘”th mu
appoints coo committal: to

tho rsilvitiy compuu"ys odiols
discuss the 11 signs or the Moi? ova
3111111111111111112, out Dll‘wort I

DEATH OLF J
UDQE HERE. 2‘
ouLiows rAtts Varmont .1
wovunt M. 1111.11.11. dJudgo oi. shots
11111111111 County. and 2101111111 a
prominent than in iogol. and nolltlcai
life in this state; died Int his homo
here. today. mod 59 years He was s
ClvliWsr 111.11.111.11 commotion
live to the legislators slid a. t '
president of the Vermont Bar
elation. .He was defeated in 18911 by .
W 2W Chou fo Cdllel

 

Mrs Garter Wéstcrflcld hos hood ill 22
Miss Ella Barrett
is also sulierlns from an attack of nor ‘V:

T. 3: Kirk. of Westport, has been . -

tho Dcalcr more than othcr heers,t
" “same. Call for Bavarian and drink

to sort orgy
rill“ dull bore 111 olih hltiou

Tohourettcs, 11.111111 Stools, Scréons. ct._.c‘
quick selling. ‘ g ’ 2

We arc also headhunters for ‘3‘" 'L

‘l ,
Crossing the review gran do, appearance

Commencing Juno 1'! this store wl

rhhcl Saturday ovonings.

about the come and the royal may L L
was everywhere warmly welcomed. 2 . 2

your Porch 11111111 ro. ii ”yo

ii '3 23
in ' m slanted 1% 1‘ ii

vtchocics‘aud the newly created

Mrs. Frank Trumbull or 2‘ . L
50...” 2i . ' A (l

M ssscliusotts. was 111111.111
11s niciiibcrs of tho gov

ho‘lW YGRK Juno llni’i‘hc steamsr
Teutonic. of tho White Star Line sall-
today tor lilvoriiooi 1.1. day 111111111,

i: an usual in ordain-to the land
f passenger cation in ample

_.261*t htho corohotlo csrém‘ouies or

and

 

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. rheumatism And it bacillus saints

' 2 reading.

M1.

both at tmy work and u

it?“

batons
soiious. in got
Pills at Plaistod’a P
no baciiucbo and
mii's‘closdlig 11111.1

'1 tilt.
“in“ solo by all dealers. '

c ts in box.- Fo's Milt
if? 1111 l

N. Y . solo. assists

main
tools and afoot

 

 

 

 

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