Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 13, 1902 · page 7

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me. . . ,.
rnnville W." Benediot. torxnsxxly
hiI place. but now residing in
shield. Mass. has been the guest
9 if): dd hero . ‘

. street.
. ranged by t

. org '
Edgar Keeie‘r will lend the meeting
at '9 Junior Band tomorrow evening,
in the East Avenue Methodist Church.

With a“ . houxe in First
street and illixxm :Limburner is not
log in the duplicity ot noisier st Jxls
meat ‘msrh

‘Eiev. Edwsrd Cunulnshsxn will hove
chain‘s ot the regular weekly prayer
meeting this evening. at the East xive—
‘ nus Methodist ‘Ohuxich Service coni-
menses at 7: 39 o ’cloek
- “When Ghnrlie' Lscrolx

‘ > today. on his annual triix, ..
- pacts to status)» with ‘39qu en six to

st. John or this
short given by
xx th9 Rowayton

and Mrs. LEWs
place. attended th
Min. W F. Amlx

set evening.

Methodist .
Young-:Lsdi es'. Industrial Socie-

my roots Missxoxx, xixxll meet this
evening. at 7“: 30 o clock, at the home of
M Kathryn Thomas. in Rowan

All members are: asked to he J
' W
‘i'nded' The Senti-

lnn that in year

. H you quite xx heavy
ow xx d that hpossihiy inst

rtor‘nne thigh be repeated

Minions all
non Peter

. meat tornox'r9w evenink at
h9 game; a: Supfrlntfhxiozxt
o a u pans ox t e

t! flex-E‘s we

nxbie. pxbfiixe' '
, Mill's, ieit this; morning. six—
by two esrgentorshxtor
s up a so
“hid? Country

, us
shorts or the
. orn‘e house .
toners! xxxfial do: him.
_ ot- the xii shop dldo
. druiixg, as the western}
300110311, til stock due to
t res " The eye-

they arrive at their ix

well sthxxey hooked,

on other is warm.

i also, some unlit be set.

_,, fiid Sodistyi oi the blast
oust bh‘xirch xx xx well
M alter-noon
Ortolxlss. ‘, On

01‘ or

 

‘ and several other: local vocalists

 

lug every month 1 . .
The ladies of St. exur '
planning tor ls soups ,

xxx
some in .
indie tix '

grand scale. will be ‘y
dies Mission Society and or the

nose at :xslslng funds to enable the i
, indies

sy- the contribution the
agreed

The Society out»

this“.

' give towards the erectix'xn '
‘ 91 th new. chapel.

"btful‘fsioep, power to. endure.)

nontrlhute 8100 for this purpose. .

ll
Supper will he served the e ire even-
me end in the com-sow: i. ‘
there will be a. fine 9 radio but can;
sistlng of wins! and instrumental se~
leetions. . Axon studio who will take
part «will he Mrs” anrr‘y Sherwood, the
waliknown soprano; Miss Mslxjel Kai.
logs. the elooutlonlst from Norwteik.
t is
also planned to have the tan drill
xvhixih wanna s eesstuiiy given at the
Presentsxlou “Broviuies in Fslxty~
d " Nearly all 0: the young lad-
ies who took port at that time are vast
dents of East Norwslk and have pron»
ieed to take part in the entertainment
It is also expected that the Twin City
Mandolin Club will turn h music.

news

John Sherman “1 oyt's horses and
coschmon went today to Lakewood N.
the mull-y will spend the

din Henry . noyx who has occu-
Mod the Simone hides in Rowsyton
nvenue for some time past. is moving
txxxisy to High street. 30.

where he will he hears his place or
business.

trip yesterdsy afternoon.»

A daughter has been born to Mr.
ar?! Mrs. James Holland, or West Nor;

m in Dorian yesterd
ing on triends. ~
Charles D Hine, sect-stern

. State Board 01 Education, wn‘o in Dar.

len last night.

The Boot-xi of Assessors held 9 busy
session esterdsy alter ooxx in the
town not building.

B. E. Barnes it is stated. into some
to his home in Momaron‘éck Where he
will in future reside.

Alien Bates assisted in Butcher
.Jiauce Pooley’. s market yesterday.
While the latter Was nttendinz‘to hi 8
duties as assessor: .

Miss Louise Sculls

Mallard u! this place.
hel let the ixonqxx:| a! Miss. Jennie Scott.
ws‘ytdn. esdsy evening , z, ,
Fflhm‘lfil Tucker. the moon. wss eu-
gsged yesterdxxy in melting repairs to
the ohixhxxe air on the bulldtng occupied
uls ouls,‘ the Oriental laundry

xx
attended 3 party

mix.
. Miss arses Wilmett. at belies Kw.
him hot shoe to New York where she
million he s couple of weeks the sheet

of. nor Mend Miss Goodeve. n tornxor
veggie” i); Dough“; to ‘L m m”

xxxxix. om x- u .

‘31:“ the nth emu mixes,

lepend the winter. .

read by‘Horx‘. W.
this was followed

A prominent Bl‘
Dsrlen Tuesdxi'y even
tion with Representat vxx

.P Cxxvc, Sn. in telntl

Cave use his induéxxe in see ‘

him (the Brigdepor‘t'

most of assistant .cle ,
biy Mr. Cave drums ”
that he Would not commit himselt in
any way but would so, to Hartford to
represent the best interests of the
town of Derien and would vote tor
whonxever he thought was the best

The root of the wsstp‘ort Hotel is
undergoing much needed repairs. ,
Miss Marjorie‘ Helloroxx entertained
her. mother Wednesday ond Thursday
oauxx Brothers recently purchased a
volxuxblé xxxiich cow lroxn Edwsrd Dxxt‘

J Keshsxx sud wins are occupyln‘n
one oi the Nash cottages in Lincoln
street.

Improvements are he
Greens Farms house oi
Connors.’ '

Mrs. Martha. Darrow ixxxs rotumetld

made to the
rs. Jeremlsh

home [ram is wees' s. visit w..- friends ,

in Dorian. ‘
While; Louise Coley had as guests

ednesdsy, Mrs. lisliorxxxx sud. Mrs. of

Barren

Mrs. Josgnh 0 Hyatt
the Westnort Resdln x
no nxxlooxi stove. ,
Joseph Blaskiey.
this week tor- Flori

x. presented
leit Seuss uclx.

Mrs W: E.'. Nooix worn visitor with

Mrs. George Nash at the Bisclx Rocky,

residence at theistter Tuesday

Mr. and Mrs. E. one
week, for Lansing. Mlo .’ where they
till attend the meeting of the National
qrango.

The Miracle and Southport Whlst ' "‘
, Club will meet tonight at the home 019 “

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H Jennings, in
the Farms.

Mrs. Mary Psrde'e, whox hxxs- been an,
very ill at her home in the Esrx'xxs. was. ‘ .
removed to xx hossltxxl in New York, ii

this week.
The x'nex'nliers oi Dorie Chapter. 0;

8 will hoi xi‘ 's social on Exldsy eve

ening, with Mr. and Mrs. chillies Fa
blmxlnx‘. sires t

. state door a century ago.

o'oxn _wlth 9'

Where he xvxll ll

pony no this ~-

A ‘rs‘Pills‘

‘ ter supply will eoxxtl

The story is told»;

7 ‘ try 91th game, one any hot week.

hock was seen sud fortytiix-ee shots
by actual count were made, xxd out
eight birds Killed. :1 ‘

like. and Mr. "

g" has, been induced to dlsnen with
em. * ~
lrving Jennings. of Greens For

having 9 new and handsome rod ends
built it is estimated that. the build.
in: trill cost about $10. 000 and do
he one at the most uttrsotive and p-
istlsl s turner residences ,i s

Th N'ov tuber meeting of
lesion! society was held Moods 9y.-
eninu .ot. the home .0: Mr. hm
L 'i‘ixylor end.- as used is
one xii pleasure to oli~tixe members It:
‘ Mn and Mrs: Mounting”.

mhe paper wss
dcidedly‘ intovestlng crlblng on it
on oondltions that; existed in our
The Decem-
"still be held at the home
it rs. Johxx- S. Jones. Ind s
dinner on Esrly industries or West-
port" will be“ read by Mr Jones. At
the close oi fthe hus‘llxsxxxx oxxsxxxeet a sex
xxx dining wbxc unis
, M ed with (h,
xx 9‘ o" by Miss Glove sees it
9610 by. max machines, and it nlslxii
dueit by Misses Blsckxusxx and Shel»
Those taxosent Monday evenlus

. Mrs. moisten.

H-W-q tsixles'. Miss Glories
itsyx'ooxxd Mi 1;.
Mil

.. the Misseg‘ omen, Rev. and
Window Miss Elsie Sherwood,
V Mrs WFrs‘ulx Osborn. Rev.
hassle. Charles E. Bulkley.
W; B.’ Adams. Rev. Alexander Hamil-
ton H R. Sherwood. J. F Gorhoxu

66¢l not the Greens mm;- '

Former h it
decided to xi sexxxlxno‘xx
lugsthx'ouzhdiit‘ 9 winter.

w Houtixn‘ort Whiot'

tins on the’ix‘onxe

outlay xx’i lit it was
ly meet: ‘ .

‘ -. x ljxxxx in the" bonnie choxnber. at the Cap-

: not” y stord . “w eh will be continued
.3 _ . 093%.h this otste bend oi:
.. to). oinnxi lone‘ as follows edit.

liu'otexl the sustains on i‘

.9 tum: Pres-
ideal. Dr. E W. Holt

I lord; ‘Dl‘x H
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