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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 7, 1902 · page 7

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(filteraon and Idulll
Eaet avenue to

The houlte in Pleasant street“ for

. Charles 1.. Room. oi the on mbI V

Hotel,;.la: able to be at 3?“!
. linear. l ,

W
CIIIIord Johnson haa (bison b position“,
.7 it tor the at S Q filliimm-
I new duties to-

(tinned by (Wink Youusa II by 'I .

' ‘ lily
' la entertaining“ Misti Merle Memo
. Providence. R. l.

J. W. Davie. oI Port Jederton, L. I.
la the gnelI of Mr. ind Mrs. C. H RI
den of Cottage avenue.

1 Mrs. E. E Got-ham. oI Cove avenue.
has returned from a several days visit
with relatives In New Haven.‘

The Junior Society ot the Enat Av
I‘nue Methodist Church did not hold I
’ineetlns Sunday afternoon, as 'an-
nounced - 1
, I : (”bu—Vs“ I I
' Q E. B. Mitchell; 01 Hartford spent
" Sunday with his wife, whole the guest
" I. or her mother. Mrayyl . . W. Main, oi

, ”Osborn avenue , "

The Lbdiee' Aid Society will meet

tomorrow alternoon (it 2 o‘clock sharp

. Plenty at work. and all members are
,requestihd to attend.

Captain ii. A. Saundero will so to
. Bridgeport next week to take a post»
“ lion in the automobile intitory in thai
__'1ill(oze for the winter.

I. ~r-————r--
Hitr‘ry Stursea at Strawberry ‘Vlillt
has purchased a new bicycle. He has

disposed of his old whqel to a young

than living In Wanton

Mr. and Mrs. Rollo black and Oil!
ford Stursee went down the harbor
.yenlerd and returned with”, one
‘ mess of Iaoklieha Mre Block caught
on weighing nearly {our pounds. .

. Him Ill!“ to Vi “Move
» at his“, home In Selle do“ Place and no
‘ eel-lone results from the bullet wound
which he received last week are anticl‘

pitted. Yesterday his was able to be “

, down (Itaire. ‘ /
W t

antes L'Hommedien’a his: will

hold its regularly weekly meeting thin

evening at 7:30 In the parlor oI the

w Innis:l .. Mvr.

g‘Itnte convention

Attained the lioyai Work.
lllary oi the Advent Christian

WW“ “V' (Lemon 3““ III

wen o by w

to V. and VIII! hive the eteanb
odout on the ways and show

. ugh overhauling. By leaving ,o
‘I out (It (totals for a _m:ddm r

I bmaelea will. .
a work at ovelhhnl ns'

Mill St. John
to a line plane. but that she iI sin to

IAEIW'E

War liars. Theyed I

”the result ol-

' one
half earload oi. antique furniture Iron:
New London. In the lot are several
valuable specimen , I _

Robert P. Schmidt manasor .(V the
Public Market, intends to go Ihortly
to .New York city. where he has ao-

V ,oured A line not lion;

Mr. And Mrs Peason' bud Mr. VandV
Mrs. U. Willia'ce oi Nototon. attended
the hilt anvntv Initial White Plnlha.

Y. last Thursday. , .

The sister of ' .Hantord, of Main
gtreet,‘ twin) banshee; her guests for
he pant few days, It ed yesterday
to her home in Miami-L. . I,
W

Donia Tbylor enjoyed a day' s respite
from his (logo's as, MW on the ato-
ken" manQ1mi yeetordby and assisted
in election work about the polls.

William Finch of this place has
secured a position as hankheeher for
the Uhderwood merltar comm}.
liter'w Haven, medallist-ted on his
new work yesterday.

I‘M Sentinel tinted in a recent issue

[that the Public Market or Darieu had

closed and moved to Btamiord. The
item referred to the Standard Market
which had been moved onto another
street in that (div. .

a...-

George Gregory. of Noroton, the can-

“didato for third neleetm‘an on the Dem-

oorittlo tieket. lost a live dollar bill
yesterdhy in George 8. Bailey's livery
stable. Gregory unconsciously droo-
bed the hill and a thorough search

,lbiled to disclose it.

WV
lilies Jessie St. John. daughter or
Benjamin St. John. returned yesterday
frame vialt‘ dimer-bl wool“ with .her
mumbling till Finch. oi Hartford“
reports that Hutton!

set back to Darlen again.

A akilil “gamut artist Irom onion

town not Visit to the nation Pub-

. and permuted.
that was A delight:
to the pun!!! Later

I pro an ex-
hihitlon or that work. 3 odorle-
(Inn. And more! these breattend-

min—~0— V

llbnior with atilled yell by for
Waehinstontn no. lie went“:II
new Tot-Ir city: ind the (realm looked
be when as I! it would oohtlnuo un-
Mamet that he decided (I: return
(limbo.
tinned his Journey to the capital

John Vetorsen. who baboon laid
(rpm seine time with w‘lame that.
onto; a (ark {hm

NOW he wished he hull coa- .

Worlr on the improvements (then
(some ll. Tilly' a private (load In pr
gofslns nicei under the direction
ntractor Illlam aholdon; (II New
at A new al newer will he
row a vellum

A. 1th house and
the entire north side

ll be terraced

2 we contour“ withltho other IldeI (it the

. I. Be rherfmohard Abandroth will (Iv
“ It‘ll exhibition or tile polio; o *
._ , ll

pond Two islands will he built at
honorth i(and; outhe hand bed .will he
, line spot r the duel“ to rant upon.
I'II‘heImlwebmm Mellie btdmli he-
ins puahed forward and the date it: be-
"lns reunited i0 thbtltwlu be air
lght only enough It (will be left
hr the pond tor. use llualtb
(ion expeots to complete the Job in

_ about live WHOM-:1

The Henry II. Towne trophy pre
sented to Mr. Towae a year ago for
competition between the Wee Burn

(I the St Andrews Golf Clubs [ties

Wee Burn this year as a result of
the two annual team matches the bee
and at which was toyed on 8?. An-
drow’s links, at Gite MOWN
urday In the first match nlbyed here
earlier In the season, the Born won.
23 to 8. Saturday the St. Andrew‘s
team was the winnir‘ by II to 3.‘ bitten

Wee Burn way the" winner Ivy the
score oi as to 13. Last year St. Ab-
drew‘s won the privilege oi holdlnk
the cup tor the year. The score sat-
urday was as follows: Wee Burn-e-
0. II. Seeloy. 2; A. 8 Wheeler. o;
W B. Wheeler 0; A 3 Pin 0; Dr.
(lorritt Smith. 1; J T. William. In.
,0: “Willa“? I: (linen

WW1” I W.
i W. militia“. 0: PH h‘VllV/hlbroo rook. ll:
1‘. Stem. 0: D. Pillnaiey. I); W P.
Iiodsman.l; G. W anton, I; C W
Barnes 0

The (tannin town meeting was held
In the little noon: on the nomad liner
of the Town Hall. and woe largely at-
tended nearly two hindr'e'd voters hie
in: being present when the meeting

the swollen
hsd Veloeed tally , x
and e’ The] meeting with very har-
meet us. the elector! mum
made their oheleils’ II:
to be taken Wind sad the var-
Ious husinesn it'll- humiliated In a. lit-
tle lose than titration“. , '

Town Clerk ,Th‘mldm

the meeting to are r mommy It I“

.(I will

thymine;

be (lethality; dial“n

men:- N' s .ll'llllfl VII
the WW bout the town. .

The III-rips
were fixed the an:
the smaller: tr.

loosens OVEN

amount $300 “WIVV ,.
Tit mm I

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bulltg

it. Bath

the aggregate score o: the two mes,

Vi (tilled:
(1°!me Willloxn Edna (Sh-set. was“

“Manes
. Mild-tad. ,

_ yesterday
, Republican candidbm bolus elected:

oi the local lodge. a.

Trinityiflhurehw
“ltlchard Tbvlor lento: here

will booed be winter. _

society. at the Congregationblohure
at, the baritone“ lemon (W

m .,
attended servicea Sunday night Vin

blight
October 15th for Galiiornla. where‘vh ‘ ,

 

the organ in the Congregational chu V
during the absence or the regular -
A. I3. Jelllito. I ;.«

Willie Cutler at North Wilbr
Mass“ was a recent visitor here [1
ins alter the intereete of the AtVlQn
Starch Wot-lie.

5‘
all (too lbble and wife Iettllbtu
(or Mlliwb kee. where the tel-(new
be one of the delegates to the National
Funeral Directore convention‘the

supreme Representative Boone.
Washington, will visit Aapetuek

made to make the occasion a (entire
on. I . I.

The Sausstuck Computing Beale do.
resumed operation: today alter a 1 In
down at several days, tor the ,
it); repairs bed (he lakln‘s oi in

ry. ,

Rev. Levi HolmeI is dellverin all
interesting series at Sunday
gel-name ”i3“ Meatbodist Church 1
an by II t he aooursed on “and;
Stabbing." It. .I. .

nailed we... J95“ the latter! hbifi
or the (leek with rélatlves. ,
(Ii (lie emblby or (he Bouillon!” (to?
Blame memes doubler. In
Instruction department.
Mir—new.- ‘

Tomorrow evening the Republicbn
Probate convention. mommies the
towns of Westwrt bud Weston. will he
held here and a no inee chosen. There
.19...” D. I}. ma;
lay again bolus: t (mml

here, It in troll! generally believed

ii ., that the thieves belong loan orsbh’lbod ' 7
‘ sons in Bridgeport and are plying .; '
their vocation east and west of that; A'

city.

St. Anna Guild dompriee: President.
Mrs. T: G. Blurbs; ( monument,

Mrs. Herbert Nash; corresponding see~ ’
g . Mrs. A Jones; recon-din: soure-
tsrr. Mrs. (lb “

perm treasurer.
'llrs. Hohvthrhboouti’v'o mComnitteg

lion hold lit Willi} ,'III the

SELECTIBN
ollbh cum I .

K. or P., tonight had plans have been

(nous ohoice. “

Chielten thieves” halve chansed their i g ,
base of action from Bouthport section ‘

l...— I ,

The neohitly elected encore or the ’V

Pollowlns is he re V It or the olec-

 

 

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boom (torment.

V hint to at It. (went (sum

meme.» mum-won
whywehnvethotrsdewsln.

I“ Think

b V (see
%%I demo . _
[filly Pill! m tit. bill.

‘ lull-pa Pb .,
rowed“ WWW
watt‘oneuveitn ,.

,th Genital“ ' “

‘ dent Roosevelt posed IngeIIll
‘ White Hobie {or their

used only and exclusively in this WV
We greatest honor

V min
Are you Insured In I Itrons “MW

company that is eoniiI'ertlhn -
wear I
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