Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 19, 1902 · page 7

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‘ South ”Mn

15‘ Pic e is having trouble with
at 1111151 as 11 result walks with 11

lint _
Mrs. John Rider, 111 Winfield street.
5 ' P‘5‘111‘1111éd5ingls the day with friends in the

regular prayer services will be

h evening in tho M1151hodist and
Adria lrches
- Ghorge oynolds and Charles 11. ill:
or
area 1' business.

Mrii'f'l'il S Partrielt and Mrs. James
Ollnnlulthnm spent yesteldny with
1111115111 115 .Sn'ugntuck ‘

LaCrolx; or Hawkins Place.
is non mbloveo by the Control Food

(301111111511 of Shuth MNorwalk

Ric drt'i 1.1111111: oi Danbury. has
een’v‘lsiting his sister, Mrs. C. G. Mer
rltt at her home in Se'aview avenue

VWiliiam L 111 and daughter

Hazel and Mics Jennie LeCouut are

ntjoying on outing today in New York

cit
Painter J W. hently has 11 force of
on at work today honoring the resi-
deuce of R. G. Mill'sld. in South Nor-

Willit.‘ .

David. the two year ‘old son ot' Mr.
11 Mrs Thomas Wood, is ill with
hoiera inisntunl at his home in V1111

Zaudt street 5
. Commodore T. S ‘.Glover leader oi

the Bidgelield Blind. was tendered a
_ reception last evening by thc'band, ct
11‘ the Towu Hall in Ridgefleld.

As is usual each year at the time
school closes for the summer vacation
the stimulation hits materially deer-ens

od.‘ ‘Many of tho‘ We are "playing ‘
1 51101111911."

' Adelbelt S P'a'rtriclt who is on a

’5 ' ‘ vocation from his dutin's as motormsn
an the trolley in Nc1555 York city. is

spending 11 few days with relatives in
Snugatuck.

Captain eGrard Griflln. a retired sea‘ ‘

ea ’in has returned to his home in
New ‘2Haven. after a visit at the home
not Captain Augustus St John in V1111
,Zandt street ’

.5 this morning
1 1.511013. Mt'w' _

were game‘nnd' started for the' "Old

1 ‘ Horse. ”

Thomas Wood the carpenter, bus
_ one of the finest gardens in the place
‘ csideu e 'on the comm oi V1111

vegetable
niany and t'elte5‘
though over eighty years of age in
_ the garden. ‘

" ly clttss meeting Tuesday a

vetting in in mint Avenue Methodist,
Church was a de dbubl'y interesting
by the ‘visit oi 1'1 delegation or seven
from the African Methodist Episcopal
Church. of Nor'walir. Mr Miller and
Mr Brundnge, also of Norwalk, were
present sud took part at the meeting.
‘1! WBenni‘hofelirom
n cherr M

Y
111111: homo in‘Osborn avenue. passed
the boost comfortbble‘ nighrssiuce the
5 accident, that night. Dr. Baker says
it will require several days before it is
determined how seriousl'y‘fhc is injur-
b h sen quiet

.- 1 i5
or green 11d liver.
h. Club will 311.1 a

gene into partnelshio in the 4

"lei" the summer va'cutio

-. nook have but
" ‘ot the Sought

great-1 delight] even 5

r. illcbnrd Abcudroth, water day.
use Richard Abomiroth. two child-
d.‘

‘ he interior oi! 3111111111111

'11s: i
now in good condition throughout.

list] the Soldiers Home in Noroton
yesterday were Mrs Anlml Barker
precidcnt‘ of Mason Rogers women's
Roller carpal Mrs. W. F“. Flanders.

51 vice president: Mrs. 11! W5 Hubbard

and Mrs. W. I). Monro.

Mrs. Joseph Becker and Mrs. Wil.
llem T. Burr. ht Bethei' Mrs. bovine
Kernitz, of New Haven; Miss. Daisy
Sholes and Mrs. Sadie Peeler. or R0
cheater. N Y.. wont to Noroton this
morning on the 9: 45 train to visit the

bury News.

William Ru‘gg ol' Danbury, whose
wife died ten days since. has bloken
up housekeeping is there is no 11111111-
119.1 of the family 11.111 to reside with
him He will visit his sisters tor a
while and later expects to ninlte his
home in the Soldiers' Home at Nore-
ton The family of James Waite r-e
sided in the house with Mr.‘ “Rugs and
when be vacated the first liner tone
115111111, they were menarins to move
when the mother of Mrs Waite, Mrs.
Sterry died so hcl funeral was held
from the some room as was that of
Mrs Rugg.:tén days previousw it in

hers of two timelent families to be bux.
led from the same room in so short a
period

_ wzsmmr _

Howard Mills.1ot Newark. N. J.,"has
been visiting his pnrents hero.

P. G11 Bunion] ishuvlng n newthroe
horse power engine out in his launch.

Mrs Robert W Post has returned
from a visit with relatives do Menohos
t.er

Miss Frances Sherwood, or, Bridge
port is the guest of Mrs. W. F. 05-15
born. - ~
There is an ad'v'lertls'od letter in the
Saugsiuck post oilice5 for Harry De

Willis Jones reportlssys. has

Isold his property at Greens Farms. to

New York parties for $24. 000.

Albert U Smith and Allied Wur
its new .flontl lust, t
in abridge
Prof. and re er Felninge
New York are visiting at the home of
Mr. eud M'rs. Charles H. Kempo 5
Joseph F. Pinkham has sold p
51111? gray horses to Leonard ii. 11111111 and
the latter has sold hlh'l a' boiler 'cnlt
Thursday evening,A June 26. Temple
Lodge. 65 F. and». M., hold their
lost communication until September.
Doric Chapter, 0.19.8” held its fllllil
meeting this senses Tuesday. night
311112 sessions will be resumed Septem~
era
Stephen B Wulremun Horse's White.
1111111 and John theman are picking

which are of the best. .

Alired Warnock is to have a new
naphtha launch 1'built by the Palmer
00. of Minions. He
old one to that 110111111

The Crawford brothers have receiv-
ed their y‘ucht imperial back from
South Namath, Where she has b
ihorollghl h 5 d d

e _
it many pieces of interest ll
turning home. 1.
Down in Sauxatuolr‘ hourly everyoner

' ' has the 39111131111120. . The other night
Frank Dayton set his pots and the next

_ pany's'ln'unches 118.111

mks. from her moorings Sunday; bud
1 el rtlne Jog

 

‘1 ice 11‘ ‘ ‘
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wuro the 11 rite of Mrs 'l‘llp'p‘ s broth

Horton will 1151er1515 Cl.
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(3p .
The painters and 1111111151" 1111151111113; tin i'i'a‘l'

Among those Hamillrnni'ord who viri- 1

Soldiers’ Home in that placo.~—~Dan~

.Illell. me

not 11 iremient occurrence for mom-‘-

j5dai'l' at 2 ll.

'f' remains were interred in

strawberries from their patches. all of .

ionosed of his -

last Friday

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“yet the volatile 11:5: Rev. 1.1111111
111 ii present the diplomats and Miss
'l‘ll'yior the cel‘tlflcnt'és. The
to the rndustcs trill be by
"l'l:'a Brion. moiibll

niw' CA'NAAN'.

. Joseph A‘schuuor has had his house
when for electric lights.

M1111)!" and family. of New 115.111,
1110 boarding at Carl Schneider‘n
Mrs. Coleman. of Boutonvillo, N Y ,
has been visiting with‘ Mr. 1111115 M16.
11111111111111
Charles 51111151111511.1191 to open his
store in the b‘u‘lldins next to 5C.1‘.H

Y
W. S 'l'toymond' has erected cnother

store in Main street
Mrs. William R'ich'rt'i'ds of 111-0151115911

town for 1.91.111 days. 5

111111.111. occupying i). R. Merritt‘s

residence. Hoyt street.

sire occupying the Salter place on the

Norwaik 1'01:de the summer
Superintendent B'n‘rr, o‘r Norwnl

has has in town for several days, with

new 11111111 system.

. .Mrs.Frede1lck Searics'h‘as moved in

to' the house recently purchased by her
by Ernest Peterson

The buildings owned by F. E. Green
painted by Frank J. Smith.
.1119 French Cable Company is to
bill at Lillie wompanow. to Westpmt

nil“ er herrinervlslon at (i. E. Tell-.ell
will soon be ‘1‘

be nssenger doll t
connected with the“ water system.
Workman are; now changed in digging
11' trench on the north side of the do
not to Railroad avenue

ed on Main street Monday.

Then some one tried to club it to

by being Shot
The funeral cf Lester Knapp who

was instantly killed while tllmml'ng on
are light on Main street Saturday. 11113 ~55

held in the Math dl at Church. T111111
The deceased
member of thc’Masonlc nod o'xid 111251
lows’ or‘dets and about ’15 members
attended. There were also present
26 members of the Dsugnt'ers or bill

member; and a dozen .eln'nloyees or.
the lighting company or Norwalit. The
Label/low
cemetery. with the co merry or the
Mneonic ordel'fl“ 1 5 '

LYON’S P5" INS

h " John Fusion and Murry“ Nichols

pent Sunday at Roton Point.
1 Josiah Williams is‘poorly, suffering
from 11111111111 5 and “othcrdroubles.
Mrs Thomas Tiesdwell is‘ home
from a week 35 min in New York. ‘
Mrs. Brady of Wilton to spending a
week with 'i‘. W 11171111131511.1111 family

Bridgeport spent Sunder at
Hoyt’s. 5

visited. blonds bore to1 several days
last week.

soon see her ‘.oui

shoot on crutches. but 11
into for two young test."

children's
Church last Sunday evening.

l

1‘1 111 to sit up a short lipid 515!
5 David Pnrso'nss

3111111111; 1111111111551. 5
11b and 5
tw‘elve' tons ‘
11nd {lumcroll .

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t ' tenured atl'llt

Mrs. Sulliva'r'l and family, M5 New

M1. 11111311111111 tamily.oiNew rot-115. "

in Locust avenue which was occupied .

and occupied by W. S. Corties Gilbert
& Lockwood and Sing Web, me being “

building its line from the foot oi the ‘1

was claimed to be a mad dog. The on '
lmal was shot at twice and wounded .

death Finally it was out out; at. misery =

' was 1'

srty, of which order: the widow was 8. 1‘

Freder‘iok Sillim'nu and family. 111
Mrs Emma Pony. of Valley Forge

Miss hills Barrett is still in poor"
health but her many hicnds hope to

' Douglass Williams is able to be.
1901 snbsti- 1‘

A number tram here a'tténdcd the' . 5
day selvicos at Fusion 1

Charles Bedlent 11151511 wile ot Bridge»

port, Spent several 1111115 11111115115 with ;

11 directly

ldent J.‘ P Reese.
'oi lint toil Mine
1 strike in this

of the 1011111 district

cars am said.
The miners, w 11
under contrhct with the opornt

hold similar views.

rilll last he cl is thoroughly 0

show window in front of his v’nriety ,. '

has been the guest of relatives in '

“it? necessary repairs on the 51 V

5

'1‘0 THE CONSUMER:

to sort over your l’o'i‘oh Furniture.

We are also 1511111511511 urtels i

«ll ppenrnnce.

and Suturday evenings

 

l in 1111
516111115111 t5 11111!ch of 3" ‘

‘D'lllS MOiNES ionic. Juno i9wPros 51
it the line was trap
11

none will take niece. 0111111 111151011 elli~ 1
5 assistance net-cssnr
‘1nu1nl5ler 115-0 ()0 111151; _

on agreed 53",” 101110111: year from no ‘1

 

Fifi” ”FM "
Beautiful Presents Float
uncle‘s show 11‘ o-

 

The owners 01 the
55 rcln bled .1111 do only
111‘ 111‘ h ‘Atl antic 'rnt.
tic 11nd it would be B. lintlonnl diesel

l'luvernhlent: count

11' . .
from patriotic motlves.5to rend‘cl the 55
’5 to retain the corn ‘

2".

While it is true that A Wilmer 81 Co.’ 3 Bavarian coStc

the Dealer more than other beers. the price to you remains the
same. Call for Bgvaria'n and drink the BEST. , " " 55 5

5 A. WINTTER&CO . t
. BRIPGEPORT, CONN. ' 5

ii you are interested in articles or this
kind you will find here an exhibition worthy of your inspection; Every new
idea. every new shape in Willow. Reed and 11111111 Chairs Setteos, Tables
stourcttes, Indinn Stools. Screens, etc. and they are 111 iced reasonably for
11, quick selling ' ‘ 5 . ..

tings and everything to give the 911m mé'r' c "

Commencing June 17 this store will close at

111111 to it tore n '
llne' could hold ‘its‘

‘1 or.» Mile... a .
the one we lost 'With or p.
him it few doll

In '- Paints,

m1.;55au5tn.i at " ‘

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