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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 1, 1902 · page 7

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Samuel? Renter,
t e‘ uncut. yeeterdny.

Bgidgeport, woe
‘ V1 8111th Osborn a 11V

LMre. E; B

Miss Anne Jennings returned lnet

eroding. to. her Meme in Southno‘rt. him
on n im the‘ 111 h‘Vlt with Mm. Charles
11 er

M i oclety will hold
heir regular meet 3, this afternoon,

1th (.5? ladiee’ purlo of the East Ave- vp

EdVWlM L. Helium. the atoll enrich.

V . Went down the ‘riyVer, Vthla‘ morning.

my early, to til 9 a M V M.
new” tide, internationah .
received only a good wetting.
M _..M.V,-,.,....,_
Lieutenant W. E. Srnith has gone to
'Green‘r Forms and Southnort for 11
few duye' vieit.‘ Mr. Smith expects to
" Vtt dinner to be given by the nth;

Putnum Parka

to our 111' the store room

And hear the oven. in the new bakery

Mhuilding, being built for Mr. Rundie

hue been commenobd and it the wee

M thér wil per‘rnit (trans, the trimming
to M

Gl our line returned to
hei'l‘horne in Rowen street, having been
away about five weéks.
oneht nitrt of the tithe ith her daugh-
ter; MVro. Doolittle, in Boston. and 11

part tilth herVoieter in Southin‘gton. 2

Cdnnectlout

Advent friends our-prised Mrn. Rich»
ard Blond. luet‘ evening. at her home
in Fort street .Thé‘ hccueion was
prompted from the deeire to do the

r birthday. Them

Junior Ban twill hold its regu
eeting Friday‘o'vening in the per
i “the E11111: Avenue Methodist

“ {113111 'will he
WV .0 Cunningham.
member; will shortly take
it on no singer in the church
‘9 rind do theirgnight. tor reheoreei
.it he reunion with the Bend
_ neoenui‘r ito have their
1 MM

Mrs. GilliamJ ‘

the Chehter

will he don William
inhno'z‘er of Rti

nine than ever held

‘ ~Monnrch over on!
sprains ntlngs. inetu
homao‘ Electric Oil

Burnt. Vents,
,, r‘eliel.
At any drug

Miss Ide Northro on

‘ at her home in NON'.

MVHenry Northrop, 91 this pl

yesterdny with" iriehdr,

. . M id to have the

finest collection:~ ti ddhline in Dorieh.

Miss Lily Son eii. now in Bunnie.

is expected 11 or 11 visit at on early
diet 8. M' ., -

A cottage prover meeting was held

last evening at the home or Alvnh Wil-

re A. V.C Farie in still glittering

from 11 lame Warm the reauit oi her
trolley accident t.

Mil Viem .Andrewe. ot

hot'ne‘trom their

V trip Wedneedni'.

hire. Morris And Mrs Pierce. 01
1316011111 have Been recent guests of

M1'111. M. M Search

Mia's Everette or East Orange. N.

is visiting her grandmother Mrs.
William Everette, at her home in this
place.

Miss Mabel Ferguson he‘s some 1e-
merkuhiy heuutltui and large speci-
menu of dahiias in her collection of
horrors.

Dnght ingrahnni oaleernon (or J.
W. Bindweli at South Nowell: was
in town yesterday on his periodical
hueinéae trip

.i‘athes Ohei‘lnnder, manager or the
notion Launch Works returned yea-
terduy from o intern] deye’ hiielnens
trip to Baotou

H. Fremont smith ottended the pre-
uent’ntion of “'i‘h‘e‘ Ten Ton Door" by
Dqunde Company. at

horde in Eaet Port Chester yesterday
utter a several duys' visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Louis F.. Stodrza. 0! Center
street. ,

Volunteer Hook and Ladder Com-
pany will hold 11 meeting next Tuesday
evening in their quarters in Railroad
avenue, when reports oi the fair 311st
closed will be given.

Li} H.‘ Noxon has had his buggy
printed an AttractiVe red and the ve
hlcie upholstered, throughout so that
it presents a line appearance. Louis
-F. Steam did the work.

There Who; hive Admired the pro—
{union or hon‘utitul hlonroming n‘onto
on the grenade of Clarence Clock":
reeideuoe, were not
:thot the (Area?! for thl’A'eucceeotu:

wer gar on. a one to a younger

ufihte’r‘. 1.1m Ethel (:1 coin ,

Seton! readout: at the town tire

VVrerio‘iiriy considering the hdvirnhility M111,

m g- 1.1 unending" the winter in the South

Cool in at present no high that many ,

VV ’ Are confident it would he a paying in-

gum 111st rule‘- ‘
. ei‘hoine or 11111. 1
r . ‘Mifi . A V

Voltrnent to neck up their good: and
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memory usreemlent 11 lie-nitric, V' "

Dr. .

poi-hops. Ware pom

Mrs. Ilene Clone V11 Venterthluing her
sister from Brooklyn. M

r r11. John McGovern isVentortnlnlng

' rriondh from New York k.

1.5.M1A11 fWitdnéoint oi Donbury, in
es 11 red 11 town ,
‘M‘Nlré‘. Fitch. of

to

led 36W 1‘ ‘M

. y t

guest or New Miltord tri .

”The Toduet 11111111611 Corduroy now
work on Saturday atterndo‘nr. ‘

Mrs. Hornet Stewart in
friends in New Hamburg. N. Y.

J Charles Sulli'en ct Derby. hoe
been the guest or friends in town.

The Computing Scale
ed today.i V11 orger to.
We E. TB of

“tuning it; cine:
-‘. 3 “van 1‘er

A11 then re on
u .

Frunk N. Taylor and (Vomil'y creation
to moveglnto the room over Mr. Toy-
lore store. ‘

Lively catches or blood are heiug
made about the mouth or the Sangu-
tuck river.

1m Morin sher’mun no returned to
Songatuck alter 11 visit with Ridge
held Meade... ;.

Mrs. H B Brodiey. or State street.
hns‘ returned from a visit with friends
in New Haven:

'1'. 1... arm and kindly leave Greene
rams, for their winter home in New
York thin week »

The reieotmen him had a stone
drain 111111 in front oi the livery ato-
hies oi} Eli B. Mend ,

M of the 'i‘oquet
been in Burton

1111 Snide’n.hseiath1it at the nice
new is ill at his horde in
etreot.

Wood we gel old watch
0 Benefict'e tonoorl'nl

on a
Joe

than are at
work Juiced 3 e broke on the
church of the Aeaum‘ntion.
Mien Agnes Brtdiey. or Aepetuck. in
the guest of Mrs. Henrietta Bradley
and hire. Walter A own-t '
Conductor Thom V clash 1111. been
on the sick hot the poet tour den.
Fred Lynne ie illlinmiir pi Ace. . .
Thu“ a, herd d;
lines. a ii iii) e tin parties are
pin‘hnihi‘r for the antidotes thin Streak
M11111, Lianne Mayor 111111. freshmen to
her home in New rte; o than A Henn-
ant visit with her ter, Mrl. C. Allen
w it , hidiIiGP'r
who here returned
Min Middlewhn, otter a
lot with friend. in, West-

use cloud tor

the euro .mdth‘e er ginluginmowe
it their homes in Now

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One r'ehi‘d‘e‘n'

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httnrday in the town hulldi

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M Elie nurnoee of inuklng voter-ed

list they expected in
chloral on
redeem th inuiiirit‘

. greednt thehiselves. union

ngiVVwm'e of the heist

w being thoho who

Acquired a re ideuce here. Th
that some Vo them did

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cone. Those made are 'l‘h 1nd:

M nine, George St. John. Joh

“her, Georgeé

8.011ch r.» V.
Lyon LuWr ‘

nee Cranium

Brady, George MdL‘e‘u’n,‘ Joli

‘penter, James B. Stevens,
Bediord John Trosheck
Chase VWalter Donahue,
Tyler. F. W. Komner B. 111511
Charles C. Wakomau. Thom“
VWhite Henry B Fnl‘chlid. M, ‘,1 ‘

One ofthe moatrc markohle hues if“ 3m?
Swimming that was ever heard 91 »
the town of Westnort occurred on 811
day mowing, about 7 o clock. when on
eighteen months' old child tell $111.?
the rear ‘ot 'rnyior t: Richards who 1
11nd huddled About in the‘ waterdo‘r
luiiy twenty minutes. The child was ,
em discovered in the water by hire.
Everett Allen. who lives .nonrliy. Bhe‘
iniuiodieteiy rent word to the parente
or the child. Mr. and Bro. 01111111111
Louie. The tAther was asleep 111 bed
when the wor come that his youngest
'ehild and namesake who in the river.
i—le hurried from the house 11nd went to-
the dock at the rear of his residence
and found the little fellow paddling
About in the water no unconcerned or
could be. apparent! not realizing the
danger he was in. more immediately
lumped into the water and brought the
hhiid to the allure. The father then
took him to the oliiee or Dr. Frederick,
Powers. who. after an examination,
said that the child had little, it Any.
enter iii no lunar And that probably
it would teéi none the worse for 1119‘
hath.

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Jolie,
Chime

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With the approaching {All and win-::
tor reason. 11/. 1th mi sudden changes.
took out (or rheumatilm. Nothing so
thoroughly relieves this trouble 1111 R11-
aren’t Nerve 11nd Bone all. its cents
A bottle. it, Vii. Pluiptod. “M M VM no

MANY GREEK NOTABLEO MUR-

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thnt 150 Greek notation were murderr
ed by Bulgarians In the diotricto or
mounting“ anionic: 11111711111. the out
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me not in pursuit or the 411111111111,
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