‘ T telephone call to the brain: on I o of The Evenlng Sentinol in Nor. walk to No. 44. The ofiicero and non commissionod oilloers or Company D will meet this John Govonag . of Orchard street N Walk, has soon ed A position 'In A oh man & Son‘s stole. ‘ ‘ ' The trustees of tho South Norwolk Itist Church will hold n‘ meeting (ironing at the chuI'oI‘I ‘ I of St Josonll a he hold this evo- ‘ho LIInies‘ Sowing circle ot the V (ME in rw‘niit Baptia rch will noting this oi i; on in ho‘I “ 0 “Apart th morning; whore ho on the oath before Judge Elmer as nttornoy at low. osoph Brothorton, emplo ed in III II citing room (If the hockwood Monu- oturing Company. is ill at his home 1' North aven‘u Nor-walk MM ‘ ‘ t with hits management he team Mll he a success Nnrruk, Foresters Ar Ameri- Will hold (I meeting wThursday Inlgh- _rEIoctimI of officers will take In a and It is eornontly desired that all he members be present. important InéetIng or 01d..Well N ,Innd A. M... will he held the lodge rooms in «shin on 9 rent. The third (iogreA til the pain is StA‘mtol‘d, where I em on; will he the guests of the ' t \ hAndler almost- ‘ ‘ The committee oi double dos I 13‘3”?” meeting. Thursday, July" I l' I pu- mam-um Tho fiohth Main and Woslnlngton street bnaohnll teams will have (I pirnc- I lino gitm‘ol ting (waning. on Mnyflownr ilvnl. - I I _ Mr. Cantos. representing the lIItnan & Son Shoe t‘ompanY. was In town to» (lay ,nnIl called on Shoemaker M. ll. Glover. ‘ I ‘ 1 I E H. Hotchlilss. (If Arch street. Nor walk. went yoaterday to Winston (III II ‘ fishing trip. Ho Axneots to return Thursday. ‘ ‘ww—nI-mm II Anicturo oi? Miss Mary Bohnnnan, at South Norwalk. appeared in the sill!— ploment to the Saturdny New York Mall and Express; A R. B. Beldén. Mr. Ann MIA. H. E Sickleo, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson; and John H. Flood; of Now York. Are stopping in sauth Norwnlk. Rev. C E. Benedict, 0t Bensonhorrrt, III spending the tiny at the home of. his parents, Mr. (Ind M13. G. F. Benodiot, in Osborn avenue; East Norwolk.I A spacial communication of Girl Wall Lodge, FII'and A. III, will be held In I the loIigeI-Iro‘oms this evening. when Work in the third (legion will he wit-I I nomad H 2.... W wm‘ , linrry StIeJot foreman for Boylnonn I Brothers received (I renl Panama not I, from a wealthy rolntivo in Pornmnbib oo Bi‘nzil. thin morning Mr. Street, ; prizes tho gilt very mnnh. w...“ mum .; I mThA houho lots we are giving I Away with Nmim Matted (into and oth~ ; or brookia‘nt round in not [I dream. but ., We describe It accurately on our coro‘ _ , onlnro and invite the publio to so am See it hoggro paying one cent for moi: log out the papers that makes the lot Yams. Go and (see It. then buy NorkoI ' Molten OIiIts of our Grocer. You have the best vol (I In the finest brook? . not food on earth The house lot-«,- you onn‘ get it It you want it. I... ..... Poison has been raising baron among II the cats and dogs In Lewis street. Now I walk the past tow day‘s. one resident» f’ haé threatened the arrest or the guilty Iportles it IS salt! Frank TorAl- was removed front his home in Water street. South Norwnlk km the Norwaik- Hospital last evening. whore hé underwént an (Intuition ner- I formed W Dr. Walter Imohoock George (mil Alfred Wilmott of II Spring street, onioyed a trip to ’l‘nrry- town,‘ N. Y.. yesterday. They went from Mam‘nronook to 'l‘arrytown. by trolley and enjoyed the title very much. Mr. and Mrs. FIoIioriok C. Smith, of Hanrord Plano. will start In housin- keeping lnIWest avenue. next Satur- day Mr. and Mrs. Smith havihoen ho (ling at. the rosideilcooi . and Mrs. William J. Wilcox, for some time. The Aileotmon are in Weston? t ove— nue, this attétnoon. looking over the Church brook where tho improvnmgnts are to he made to tho thoroughtnre, (Ind conferring with the owners at th'e property in the “vicinity; « Miss Ether—— Locke, of Hartford (IndI Miss Lillian Bntzer, or rBooklyn. who ' hare been the gnAats of Mrs. LAnn. Brixgerinan the past week at her mum In Fairnald avenue, returned to their hornes totia IA corresno‘ndent or Thu Sontinel writes: Dentist W L Wood and I George F. Bent-(IA have arrived home I from their fishing tour In Moine._ The doctor had great success. especially in s Philin‘lros Mr. mm...» mwmuhknmhwuw Bhould‘co‘xno horn for tholr Suitinw ‘ «one of them, and we wonid born In The Norwalka to Do found anyw hor I dress: a largo olmro oi them, but (loomt oom‘o hero Ior hio‘ olotllo a. I Soot Marin St, South o'rvyalk. for clarmmg your patronage. .Ihe‘ my bASt Of reasons. We buy dir’éot horn the WéStetn “you door“ pay tor dirtand dust and price count We win._. ‘ ' I Harrison stamp A Ti: afilato t. hut tho‘y were lootory that on order was give to soak or: and operations pending ‘an investiga.‘ I tlon - Major .1. H. Reeve. chief of tho ' stamp division wo‘oI sent tot. .t factory In Maine. Innate sprung trees was In -I at one entrance and emerge in the form of completed postal cards at tho other; to ascortaln‘the cauAe or the In. ] ‘ rlor work.I After numerous exoe ' mun It w‘nII ' decided thit the nliitos woro detective" - I and new olectrotypos‘ Wore ordereti I tram the bureau of engraving and Atlng. No better result; were on- ,
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