Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 30, 1902 · page 7

e um Cliniiinfihsm is III at her
54"an andt street.

 
 

nswortli left yesterday ‘

l
n tor the Plain'viile camp meet-

 
 

 

Alonso Wheeler ot Rat-Ian street.
‘ enjoyed the excursion to Norrport
yesterday. ‘

 

Mrs. G. 1‘. Smith, oi Rowan street.
more to strstford, Wednesday, and
Visited relatives.

Mrs. Charles R. Day, at Bette place
has returned to her home, after a vis-
it in the country, ,,

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John Kline. of New York is the
guest oi! his sister Mrs Ernest
Grooschner, of Fort street

 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Smith, of
senview avenue. are entertaining Mrs
J T. Tucker, of Hoboiren,N .J.

Miss Grace Roberts, of London, Eng-
land. Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G.
F. Smith, No. 13 Rowan street.

 

 

Mrs. Mary Whittal, of Brooklyn, who
hasheen visiting'Mr. and Mrs. Charles
M.‘Moclier, has returned to her home.

 

 

Miss Ethel Stevenson. of East Nor-
walk, is visiting in Port Chester. for
two weeks, with relatives and friends.

i ilr. Ferris, from New York, has en-
tered into partnership with Hiram S.
Brow u. in manufacturing children's
shoes,

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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jay ms of
Flint street, will return next week
from their Ilsit with friends in Hana
yer. N. J.

 

Mrs. M. S. Particit. of the Washing-
ton street bridge. is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs William Bartlett, in
Norwnlk.

Miss Elia Cunningham. 0! Van Zandt
street. has severed her connection
with C. S. Trowhridge & Son‘s box
mauufactory..
‘tnuiapq paump pun sueqou misery
of East Norwaflli. went to Compo. yes
terrier.“ They chught one hundred
chnbs. titty apiece.

 

The class meeting Tuesday night. at
the East Aicnue Methodist Church
will commence at .7; 30 o’clock. instead
of 7: «iii as formerly

 

The Misses Mary and Catherine
Gmchner. at Fort street. daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Groeschner,
are visiting in Jersey Citv

 

M. S. Paririck will go to West Red-
ding. his old home Monday. to spend
the day. He has not been in that place
for the past eighteen years.

The prayer meeting Thursfi: even
ing or next week. at the East Avenue
Methodist Church will commence at
7. 30 o'clock. instead of 7: 45.

 

 

Master Stephen it. Stone. of East
Norwnik. and his aunt Dorothy May
Mannie. are visiting for two weeks.
with Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker. in
New Canaan.

Minx Alice Rider as been secured
no the new teacher in grade 6 ol the
East Nora-II public school. for the
next term. rebouso will be
advanced to m

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

aluminum

. noon. the members 01 monorail:
‘ mum attending in a body. no in-

.laroiut

‘Mr nd Mrs. Willis Niall lilo lute

Railroad place.

yesterday from South‘Nor
51 ton Point arenue.
13.9hert Brotherton, oi Now

is the gun t or Mr. and Mrs.
Powell 0 McKinley street. »
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tendered a surprise party last nip
at their residence In Witch Lane. ,

 

Point avenue moved their hohsehold
’eifects Wednesday to East Norwalk.

 

‘Wllllnm Clark and Harry Bryan

vacation. They went up the Hiidsou
river ,. . J

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Miss Jennie Rowland. oi~ lzliland
avenue: entertained a large it her of
her friends at a birthday party. last
night \

 

the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crook
ctt. of Crockett street for a few days

field N J.

in the Baptist Church, Sunday, there
will he preaching by the pastor at
‘101‘75; Sunday school at 12; Junior
Endeavor at i: 30; Y P. S. C. E. at
6: 30 led by Mrs. A. B. Cleverly.
Preaching at 7:30. All are cordially
invited to attend all of the services.

 

Miss Eliza Prince had a narrow es~
caps from falling overboard, yester~
day afternoon. While on they Roton

girls. She started tornadown the,
dock ‘to see the excursion boat cast
her lines, when she tripped and tell
very heavily on her face bruising her
nose considerably

 

Services at the M. E. Church:
Preaching service at 10,330 a. on. son
men to parents and children: preach-
ing at 7:30 p. 111.: Sunday school at
1:30 p. m.; Epworth League at 6:45
p. to. Monday evening, meeting of the
oilicial board Tue day evening, class
meeting. Thursdagy evening, prayer
meeting. Friday afternoon at 3 p. m.
meeting of Junior League.

DARIEN AND RORO TON.

Rev. Herbert S. Brown’s subject for
Sunday morning” will be “Crucilled
Yet Alice”; in the evening, “Running
the Race."

 

 

Mrs. McGee and Mrs. Smith. of New
York and Miss Pitt, of Newark N. J.
are boarding (or a couple 0! Weeks at
Mrs. E Fanshnw’ s pleasant home
near Broohside avenue.

 

 

Miss Julie Rietnfi of New York who
has been spending“ a portion at the
sum or at Lake Huntington, Sullivan
coon N. Y., is now the guest of
Miss Ada Laphmi Mansfield avenue

R. Fremont Séhmidt leaves today
for a visit It Hartford and Boston.
He will resume his duties at the mar
ket Tuesday. Rumor sets there is a
special attraction at Hutton! for Mr
Schmidt '

 

The friends of Grecnieaf Chandler,
now of Charlotte. N. 0.. will regret
to learn that he has been very ill.
He is nob: improving. and as soon as
able he and Mrs. Chasmer will leave
for the mountains.

The body oi Capt. Charles H. Nich-
ols. who died Wednesday showing at
Fitch’s Home, Noroton. was then at
noon yesterday to the horns. 0! his
son, Charles H. Nichols. “filibuster
avenue Stanton. The mineral took
place at 3: 30 o‘clock yesterdly alter

 

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tam avu In Woodland cemetery

 

WEST MR W‘LK.

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commence housekeeping next week. «‘3

Abraham Kendrick and lentil: 1.136.). 1

Calvin Smith and family, at Rotor: “

started yesterday inornlng on their ,1

Miss Addie Wheeler who has been '

has returned to her home in Bloom‘

Point pier, with. a number _of other

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Mar. 1|“me “to! ‘

MI. and Mrs. Eugene Ambler Were/,f‘

WERTYFIYE

WESTMRT.
A U. Smith's new, house is rapidly
nearing completion.

 

Miss Mamieli’latt, 0! Bedding, is
visiting blends in town.

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Wright street barn of W. J.

Mrs. W. L. Taylor has as her guest
Mrs. James Hand of Nyacit, N. Y.

yliilss Maggie Blake oi’ Bronxvilie. N.
. is the guest of the Misses Brady.

Daniel Popp and" (stall! are to take
up their residence lo the West soon.

1:. x. Keeler We find party of
friends are camping out at Cockenoea
island.

 

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Gould Jellltt who (or some time past
has been on thesick‘iiat is much Iin»
proved.

 

Mcsdames Annie Sykes. and Walter
iiovumh have gone on an outing to
Ridgeiield. _ .

Miss Alice raised, or sentford, will
be one of the teachingstnl! in the new
union school.

 

 

Mrs. John Cull, who has been visit.
in; her parent: here. has returned to
her home in .‘evr Haven.

A division fence has been construct-
ed between the Methodist" pnnonue
and the residence of lire. Bnidcn. .

Mrs. W. J. Enrisbt who has been the
guest of her mother. Mrs. Peter Brod-
ley. has left (or her home in New
York.

 

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.The Amphionclnb, of Silver lllne is
fin give an entertainment. Sept. 5. that
will he participated in by a number
from here.

Waiter Prion» .‘orxeu m m]
recent visits: here. Mr. Price In;
my Meade in Westpon Ibo heartily
nicotine bin. .. . ..

or 75'

 

 

 

Beautiful Presents fine. send 7:» minim Lint

- DAVID 3.380va a co.
gut Street and North River. New York City

An addition is being made to the ‘

 

ills for hllioui
tours “"l'lley swamp?

(25). . Us. 7'

 
 

ADVERTISE!) LETTERS.

.Following is a list of letter: remain
oi“? outraged 1301' at this Migrating post
oces rteaee end A at
30,1902.us _ “8“

SOUTH NORWAI.K.
John .H. Bent.
Clarence Bird
Mrs. Willie C. Crone
Miss Florence b‘anchcr, Bella island
Chas. Muggerty. «
Wm. Lorenzo Hoyt. ,' '
Mrs. John McMahou,‘ 1431 Columbus
Av‘c

Mrs. C. Peg e.

bliss Thiess, West St.

Mrs. Wm. Tice

E. E. CROWE, P. M.

NORWALK.
George Black.
Louis Berrlan.
Russell Bailey.
.1.- 1‘. Brown. .
Willh'n Heinberg. ~ ‘
A. H. Halo. .
A. thn. .
E, Mails-sh. 7
M. Margirmviti. ' ,
Charles W. Sonic. ,
Charles Stanley,
Carl Tucker.
Thomas Traynor. Supt.
Dr. G. M. Brundnge.
Mrs B. P. Beidon.
Mrs Albert ll. Chase
Mrs Donahue.
Mrs. Ben Miller
3711101111 Nicholas,H
Mrs. Charlotte Raymond
Mrs. Mary K. Sherwood
Mrs. John Williuulon.
Min Edith M Brown
Miss Virginia Lyman
Miss Annie Mclnim.
Miss Jeniedlcliay.
Miss Ellen ll. Miller.
Miss Mary McDonald.
Mix: lJllinn Olcou.
Min Ionian Sande.
Lornin Kellogg.
limpet
A. Janina.

 

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Hardware
( Tackle. Guns. Alli”
X ambition. Automobile

‘ _ For to mono 8031: Trade Marks

 
 

Fishing

.liS. Launch Engines

7112 wAsHNInvoN 3mm,
splint uoawAtK.
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BICYCLE AND crctx surruxs.
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' The thrce'hlnds oi Trade Marla

must be presented for wagon. .
All nrstci‘au interc- cell the Own.

goods. - ‘ ’ ‘ '

 

 

. or. all school children butler iron die-

1 I: the billion which has been all drawn

. applied to always keep it on. hand.
.- Kills bee. wasp on. hornet sting in one

_ on the road. “but will; at

‘ Phone 165-4. Box 346. 89. .uormllr.

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Room. ‘ ‘

The greater per cent ‘93; the eye
trouble is acquired or developed dur-
in; dollop} ms Neslset at this time
is responsible for much of the present
day eye trouble. TwentyH iii/o per cent.

lective eyes. i'l‘bey tell behind
their clause?h otten token out
of school wail? “allowance of the
cause, when a. b317,.h9nt with the op-
tician would hairs rainedled the whole
dldicui ty.. _ .

new: 31. born
ii ADUAH omc AN. ,
~ Int men In pair up.
Benin 9, united 8on1: lid to. liar.
c'ebottrlttoll': 45:1 M595: 30
turd» svebihn 7&3.
special Ippolntinentn made to unit
patrons. . .

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Leonet Bites

The bite at the locust, kissing bus
and spider are poimnous and produoo
very painful and serious results. so.
urste a piecb or cloth folded several
thicknesses with Brizlllnn sum and
bind over the bite., instant relief.
Remove in belt an hour and you will
iind a drop, on green I: grass. This

out and the trouble III over This is the
only thin in the world we know at
that will a this. Equally attentive tor
snake and mad dog hits. it lotion!!!

second Drawn: or. sent quick. 12.
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customers by not burial All!

 

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promptly to order: it! Willem}

pay followinx prices with :51me
log: All Woo! iron. he “3.; tabs

1b.; folded numbers innb outlive c.

on
changes Which this adv. . ,
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0! all descriptions. White Duck Ping
Pong lists, Boiler: and Alplnu, White
Mull lieu, Whltorrl’cltflats, new and
stylish lions): Straw sailors. Dainty
patterns in Chilton Yelling. New
Birds, Winn all Pon'pou

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. Fine Goods allow Prices

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her boots shoes fill, bicycle; time. do
1b.; light limp, lbz' smm
7c; Copper 8c; new. “tum lo ..

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client and Frank Ferrari
unit! to a dying at Believes He
last at as the result 9'
slimy n It sateen hept'h' -, e,
Bantu Machelli son oil th on
womon. $31710 WM also“ bbii
not seriously. «
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was playing cards with. til
when a qitorrel prose. hi
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have (some to me
recommended that}
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and body depend o ‘
normal activity of tit
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cures all stud
indigestion

any goodood

after meals

130ch l'oihp
tower in the
Washington lirid
train yesterdnf
o'clock and
caused his «a
was militia gunfire
slumps [or t 'o
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xi Harry M. Hoyt .bu...
treasury dope ’ ’
that the Chinese mg. my
steamship City of no.”
ward unharmed at Kobe ‘
theOrientnlnndOccfllnm , ..
Company's slower more. ~
lawfully «3::qu
new Pacific null llllp
port. This will be done inc
will all on be: am 1le 10.
today, '

 

 
 

 

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