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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 11, 1902 · page 6

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Gregory's Point 1 ' ‘
22 MR he ended urea:

V “a. as 45 L‘V
' lss May LcOount otSeavlew ave-
a taking it course in shorthand.

, is Brown Business Collsge‘. 1. ' 2
Fred Iaarsen} oi the Washington

u a
street has an attack of scarlet lever. V

V and the house has been quaranti'
V M 8. Part riclt the Washington r
bridge cobbler, states that he is ready

,V to take orders for ladies' anapped hots 2

Miss Annie »A St John. teacher in
the County Home. visited the kinder-
garish at the Fitch school yesterday

Fred Colenian. ot- New Milford, is ‘

a few days‘ vacation st h

spendin
0% his grandmother in b at

hotne
Street."
1 _ Joseph Kelly, of Wilton, has the con-
tract to letter the signs tor the new
ColOnlal Foundry 'and Machine Com-
hsny’ 5 plant.
VV aptaiu (loom W. Bell has resumed
so It the Radel shop.V after 3
toys- illness with a a e
V main Se‘condst‘r as i‘
as I'Hommedlen'b” class will hold
xular vbeeklyi meeting this even

thabo’dlss’ Kano: of the

VVV lh Rowan street.
by evening - 30 o “clock
ennie He ”lil'gsh and Miss An-

1 Sta ‘ have returned

‘V ter a: first iii!“ Mr. Ind Mrs.
Erickson, ..Bayview Place

VeVVEmanOn Whist

‘d ursday nf~

V V ,G Ls-

;‘nt t-ii ‘ Seavlew‘ avenue.

‘qul‘s. Rosa lmymon‘d who has been

the 3 st of Mr. stud Mrs. Edward E.

(Fl to t (or same time,

New Haven.

i it just boon com-
lid on the north side of the River;
its. The shed is eighty test by

five and wll‘lwoccommodste a

0! VV harlss

,Vha'v-

. Tille‘y’s new band. i Dar-
‘ho‘ Kohl. Norwalk football team will
m1$V0thh Nor-walk High School

~ Home 2:“ 2': ‘2‘.

a ‘1? . e e rs

‘tbo beacon for the nest Nor~

m and they are going in to

V or school committees or the
by data C urch will meet

out that th 'bom'e bl super-
' Richard land. Ind tails do
o Chris rugs festival 1

histh to be firesont.

ulna“ bri tile and white Illus-
03b? Edward 1. Hill.
sent fibtf’oéi wandered artsy,

bgsé not been seen.

think the an-
footballer“ he has
ll return in I few

Viniten suddenly

'Sstu'rdsy aven-

mitosis Bsolborsf Booth Nor-
corn lied to tr" to lili

V gluten sti- in- He that
return to work yesterday 1

although he is still quite

MAW lajr Ibis 9
l0

ctlon lrlposd

11 ' s. ‘
‘- Miss Waist; who is I
‘ Rils‘ *l‘dr s1 few days

Fred Ottilnex

“ties. with c me find lever.

12 s W. corners.

guest

continue tonight.

benefit or the ebb ch
A meeting of the citizens of the vii-
ings has been culled for tonight, in

Gu‘idsr’s‘ 212211.222 protest Against the

desecration ot the sun. and it is pos-
some Vactlou will be taken

lies“

, anvil”!

nigh

evenings at 6 church the meetings to
clock. They will be

evivsi services are

are expectcd’t be productive of non

usual spirl

Oscar Ml
ping clerk in the nodal oyster shop in
South Norwak, has succeeded in get-
ting ten or the calored openers at the
snap to (sing at the services in the
Methodist Ghurch naxt Sunday even-
ing. The men are line singers and it
is expected there will be a large con-
grsgatlon: to hear thorn next Sunday

The ‘as a representativ gtherf
ins sites citizen‘s at the place 1 t Bats
urday evening in Draws hall for the
purpose of talking up the [urination of

it as brought out

0
have a hose arriaae sud that out.
usauy the next a so was a fire depart-
1waa taken. but it
was the opinion or all present than
company was coded on (1' had been
1 other. meeting
will be held n at r ay evening at
8 o ’clock at the same blues when more
definite so ill VtaV

DARIE VN NOROVTON

Mr. Stars, of Stamiord was the
guest or friends in this plane, Sunday.
Mrs. Albeit
..0 Myers. oi Bal-

loy avenue.

1 Rev. Henry soofleld preached two
excoilent sermons Sunday in the Meth-
odist Church.

The C. ..M Height. firm in Norot‘on
has been sold through the truancy of
in statute r.d

Charles Bullock clerk tor Druxgist
R. A. McDonald; was in Stamford yes:
terday on business for his employer.

The seisctmen hold their regular
weekly ineetian' in their allies in the

«'i‘o'wn Hail building yesterday morn-

ing. but transacted only routl‘llo busi-
ness.

Louis F Stoorsa is out with” a, hand-
smile now trotter‘ and new runabout. in
company with his wife he was out yes-
terday afternoon giving the animal a
triiti airpln.

George Bates. John Finch and two

helpers storied work today to any the

min; and remade the approaches to
sale Hook and Ladder company' a
bulidln‘t in Main-am

Fred Schiidknsdht at Stamford has
reshm‘b‘d his duties in the Railroad not
use market tter a several days' ill
durinl’
(which .tiu‘is his brother Charles took

his place.
"wife and mother .2
Main street. whose depurtur’e to the
city for the Visitor his been domed
but various reasons. went to New Yer
‘ is morning alter bidding terms
to Vlhein friends to
‘ ’ monsoon has
turned new ' topsintars so
have sir I, ideals truck hours
a ptlmdpt‘fini’. ot'h‘h‘ooat V‘itt 332i: iWill
v. til 12 c .
oms as that on the old

Schuyler iii soturdoy’s
competition tor the handicap lb
teeorlu‘m at Wee Boar-n Vi

 

is;
99 23-35? w. .w
Vb fibril! id. 118. “all!“

1. notions lurn‘it do
on his life appears to .not bays been ,

V V‘tollioon uudV told Rimbaud)

n - ‘ i i “
Thurs do. and Friday Was tired 6 lie and was goingt‘ corn

Bou‘ton. of Norwaik, la .
the guest of Mrs.0

the
of V

m 1 Sunday. liar lather or"
x than Miss
trlallo

The ladies are mousse eitor‘ts

" “ to moire the chair a success fluid every.

one who attends will be. Insured oi
"getting his money is worth " The ta-

her bios will be ultraoV‘tively «1229222222 tor ,

the occnslon
The report
{bad sttemnt

strictly true. That Mr. Barnes had
such intentions {hora is no doubt but.
on niatursr reflect a:

coii”V.utV least
Barnes Wont lo 1

m;8{3‘

on suicide "Woll it 021' re sol I to
do it not out or here” Mrern {nail
and Barhés’wmt on

for a few hours gaturda
Vjths Columbia 1 tel an
night with Mr. clot-son
block in Main stmet.1 Sunday alter
noon be staked testamizrd and; bor-
revved a 'd‘ol or at his forth r eniplo yer,
Mr. Sheffield. 0n returning to Dorian

he borrowed thirty cents of Selectman '3

Charles G. Waterbury, and spent Sun
day night with Mr. Peterson

As a result of the mad dog “scare of
about three weeks 350.11g on a strange
do: came into town on bit Va't leist
hall a.“ damn voluahls emu os;V‘Edward
Hindiey's (log, a pretty title
loundiand about seven months old had
to be shot Sunduo‘wto put the animal
out or its Misery. only-one di‘ys‘ dab
the dog was bitten. The stream dog.
a lean. lack deerhoundglnsde its an
pearance in Mr. Hindlsy.‘ s yard and he:
tore anyone could bravest it had gone
into the shed Wiisra the little New-
lonudlsnd was outlined and bitten it
severely. Than the chains culprit ran
out and bit several other dogs. iinaily
disappearing ss- suddenly as it came.
and no one has seen the snubs] since.
A few days ago Mr. Hindiey a do:

showad signs of the rabies and late 1

Sunday alternoon Mr. Hindlsy himseli
being unable to see the do; sonar any
longer took his revolver and ended its
life. A week ago the dog owned by
Mrs. Owen‘s ol Gracie atredt. died it
is presumed from the bite of the
strange dog. A not owned by Michael
Plescwig. of Gracie street, was also
bitten at the some time, but at yet has
shown no Signs o the rabies; rs.
Ralph Burchard’a (ion has been pinyina‘
around the Newfoundland owned by
Mr. Huntley and ms. Butcher-d states
that to avoid Ill oosslbl‘e chance or en-
danger-lag her-sol or her children she
has had the do; chained and will keep
him lieu until no (longer is over. She
is also vary careful that her children
do not get within reach of the animal.
The residents of Dillon have not been
stirred up in some time as much as
they have over this do: scars

WESTPORT.

Dr. A. .i Wiltsmau has recently purl
chased of out of town parties I blooded
Jersey cow. “ ‘

George Gamphar is engaged in the
mason worlt‘ omtba new 0.!) Jalliil
Co. mm in some rt. ~‘

Mrs Judas ad I! had the
Incas removed Noni A“ bar horses. sud

has turned them out for the winter. so ~

is éiars colon- l “V mm
atu ymorn a a u in,

his" sin oilomgbd in tfgiib Oburch or
the Asauuotlon tor “rolling Campbell
who died About I 2; “AG?!“

‘ David Ward and l y have moved
hora trout Walk and on poms.
sionVot the lion}; 1% can ”$523; lor-
user My occn I or . V
. our moms Writs
l a. mm m

Church gave a 2.2m suwgmdsy

Mr a. new mun
ran: at Trinity Church
and Ma".
ant

tor so that“ church

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‘ marks of Lendon, L.

Nevis

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d adorns
or. ore is still a.“ on 1
that cool will take “Wm“! kin

(Aipgandor
.. Monsoon: 8
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12V Tennyson;
1 Willia‘m Winter; .Tha Highway of:

Ross W. Garey: The
l... Wilson; A Trio
win Smith 01%Sh V,

snsndei s V

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1 William Winter; 122322222?me

Withluy-R ..GV Will :‘therary
utton; Our
dred Days in Europe Oliver W
Holmes; Views Aloot .1 RBI
lor; The English LakesH

lay. Old England Joules

Vanreyels. Boolll Torkinglonz ‘

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GEORGETOWN

h Mrs. Converse is vViVs‘l no friends
era. 1 ‘

C. H.'1‘.V‘syVlor sud tacitly. spent ann-
day st orw‘slk.

Mrs. aryj Crosby is quiet sick Val
thoprosenl tjii‘n

Miss sultan. eoi RidVgetleld la Vie“
Vin‘g‘ Vfrlondoran town

Arthiir omas. 'oi‘ Ridgelield was
in town last Thursd‘ rif'y.

Farmqrs aiioVs in; auroral
loads of a pulsing ow “York city
mutual; timing] or nguaolgolfixgu

cause 9 onuery. as a all

Mrs Amllllains‘ rind Miss Carrie
nulton visited snub;l port on Hominy.

Samuel Jennings Is a new bicycle.
He says it‘s better late! than never; He
is just learning i0. ride

The Lollies? Aid of the M E. Church

wl meat at Mrs. Edgar Bean's real
d ca n‘syt VThurild y alteration. a:

1.2”: Hrs. 1.. Sunder; or Norris
as d. use... are conduction“ gospel
Vuleotlnas Congregational
‘Chbroh. 'i‘he house is well filled at
elicit moetloi.

YOUTHFUL ELQPER8 RETURN

South Monahsmrscoupla Were Mar-
ried Mondays” Holyeka. .

‘ scorn MANCHESTER, Nov ii.—
William Custer and Bogota; Pghl drive

you“, pouo‘ e ator av.

um doturnedi’tgltbldy piioo

Schic l to

ho‘m the young lady who
to me

marl-rod yesterdiy. made

a thorough starch in opt-inshore tor the 2 ‘
1 couple without audio! thorn, but be .
did and the girl's trunk in the railroad

station. At the city clerk‘s oillcc
aoboibol learned that no marriage it
com had been issued to the couple.
Alter a thorn search he returned
here honing i the girl had conic
back. but in to t‘ he was diaspointed.
Thinking that sits bud gone to New
Britiln he want there but the had not

on Beholbel remained In that
any until morning» when he again
went in ”Allah or the double. While
waiting tot d lrsin at liar-lion! he was
met by Ouator'a lather and the two
storied for Sprinzflold. Al the rsil
road station tbsra learned that
the was bid not yet been called tor.
Mother suit was white

9“"

the city 1
clcrlr’a oiiles; but with the same results '

 

V 1» .. TELEGRAPHY
Q“ Dan and NiohlSchooi '

New or... begins Monday

mommy Ind runday
Evening. '

IV“or [afar-matron address

6 E Sarlaln,
Habitat. V

Tthouih 1 emu

i

Trust Company

gadodm fixation? 020M011:-
ores. an s. more»
“sew eFirms W oats

willbe pleased to meet or
command with those ado

~ contqnplat'e opening new ac-

(taxis. V V
loaded on Mortgage
or ashram! coilstmi misty

John '

ONE DOLLAR DOWN

ands dollar ocea-
mortally will soOn
disks your savinga'
account a valuable
« asset
4 psi- debt. is what
we pay on deposits. 1

SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK. V
United Bank Bldg.

”baton. icniter ind delusion! walked ' "

of“: to the: stotioil: and while there
bronchial. mushroom meats. b

“so? and lustsuulib cousin were
about a

thing! in more:

our tits tormar lover} slid ,

 

V' ‘1!th pros saline; .1 ,
'1 amount or w aria the mo My!

 

loam

odors its KINDS or ‘

EOVQDV into Clean cut Unl-
form Places as FINE or
EQARVSE as wanted. V

m

dealt went to

m proud of

Vimmmu

Other. machines chop meat ‘

no.1 sets ooamntrav
wrrn 5m: 0 creme
sown. ALTOG'E risk.

GfloPs Potatoes. Meat.

A poles. Eobbacc. Bread.
EVERYTHING. 1 "

A machine you will use

' every day." Call. and see it.
‘ 2 V son sate sv

Comstogk
atklns
8: Dow, V

‘ goers Motivation.

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