Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 20, 1902 · page 7

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sick headsche , ,_ , .
indigestion, ore . {
condition, ought o to
this opportunity it

. Tuttle I owsyton‘ is the
Mrs. Sydney south, of First

. ,' J W Bestty is in Tuxedo today”
looking after several large painting

' “jobs which he has in that place.

Captain W. H. Verity and Arthur

1 ‘ Z(lnrr went to GreenWioh today in the x
"Addie V" to tow a Mod digger from

that place. to Stamtord.

Lester éeler was t
ill yesterday while at work in H. R.
Bulkley' a bicycle store. South Norwslk.
land had to go home. He is confined

to bed today at- his horse in Fort . ~, -

street

Mr.’ and Mrs.
around, More cellod swnS',‘ yester it
by the sudden death of a near relative

who resided near Poughkeepsle, N. Y.

. Mr. and Mrs. Matthews will remain it
til after Christmas

The St. John iamil'y‘willi
union Christmas Day t
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis St. John in S
‘John avenue.
twelve members of the taniily will get
together at that time“ , ‘

Today is expected to;
ter" day at the Redel 3
Grey. the censor
ed that nearly 1,8
opened today. Y
turned out over 1 6 . ”

Peter Larsen. one of the fastest op-
‘enerstin the deel shop; has taken a
position with Tslhn ‘ ge. & Lyon. the
Water street South N '

Larsen says thatm he
with the letter rm
ty-flve cents a dlpp

Lewis St. Jo n of
is spending "hi

ii
constructing; inuneh which he ‘

have completed and ready
to " ‘esrly in the spring. The
emit Will be eighteen foot long sud
gilt; be equipped with n gasoleue en

. n .

Superintendent Joh . . L'Houune-
(lieu. of the Me t,‘ y senool,
desires every ten her and memhor to
We a_ s scisl 9 its) be present to
money nrry W oyt,former super-
{flieiidénh with his wife and son will

‘ Q or

"I suddenly 5"

It is expected that: V

t end My it‘few' words to the

«on it
at relight with t“

it
nosing mad and two dose bitten 5, y ‘

idis is, so inli om “
Bl) Ya 15¢»th

9 ' telly. iniiils‘terinj

The newly elected oiiicers ot‘

“iii workou- Society, oi!» h ' ‘.
, Christian Church ‘met last evening 1- 1.
.3 the some of Rev ‘ n: it
t East avenue and who i:

ing committees: ‘ Melton

-- Bland. chairman; Mrs. Thorns Welsh,
V Miss Ethel Byxhee. serous: ., .

Harry Nickotson and Bit
devotional. S W. . Vales "o .
Henry Case.” Miss Jenni

h
9' cor Partriclr, Miss A his Britons;
‘ ‘zehrgtion of flunilhy

flower and missions. Ml
Davis hhairma’n: M '

Mrs. Themes Wsls .iN criterion?

Miss Llllla‘n Walsh and Miss Glare Vel-‘

0The Junior Band held its ,remler'
meeting last evening in the personage

ti Sanford Crossett formerly 0: this.
piece, conducted the sheeting. Me
‘n egooll ent talk on sleepiness.
which we 5 greatly enjoyed by all

. h bullish:

' its also nah?! sh ill-S
nedict hfills? of! Hill and Leslie

3 t e ch re ' of-
n music: \Anthem. Brightest

her; anthem. Arise, Shine Wii
alto solo es in Royal David's
‘ anthers. Behold

Tilrliings wound: .

new
end will render the beautiful Christ-

inns cantata The Prince of Peace: The

text of this contain is compiled train
the Scripture by Catherine Fow-

ler, and the music is by Jo bender

Camp and consists of seven1 timbers.
Th T An-

‘ of Prophecy...”
he Vision of the lien

ournsy or the Shepherds. ‘

us of the Magi. Msry' s Sluinher
Song. The Flight into
God Manifest. All will he cor lnlly
Welcome

ROWAYTQN.

Miss Edith Mead. of North avenue.
will entertain a few friends this even-
ing at her home

Miss Lido Wicks, of Rowsyton sys-
nue. will entertain a few friends at her
home this evening.

. Principal and Mrs. Jane. and daush- k
t'er. will spend their Enristinss ’with f

”9 raisins; outer “the

“an. 4

1.. will be played this even

hrls Lnrsen‘ s ssv

«the Washln ton street bridge
9 Wars will he Jacob Wolfe and
eons. t o well down East

men. Jones. of '

3 honis‘ tornomw.

 

Miss Daisy sons. 'of Van Zandt ~

his studies at the Gunnery school, ..
'Wsshington. Conn and will spend the

street, East Norhs'lk is the guest or
Mistst Jeanette Plunder, of Crockett
s reet .

Miss Lillian Stephenson. one ot the
popular teachers oi.‘ the public pchool
will spend the Christmas vhchthn
“wi‘ h her parents. in Hurd. N Y

has Elizabeth. Price of

‘ street, South Norwalk is he
Miss Alida Ms? Wish: lithe ‘

RoWayton avenues “She 'wl
Joseph Pen all an grid
tun show:I New ($th
on honour“ ten. hugs.“

gin Crosagistrsb he

{l‘ve chills;:‘j rm its“

Best of tho flops of the Morninz. ‘

 

 

 

 

. M ,
p m., sect mfg end testimony

meeting sols hi Mr. Thomas at the l L

Sunday eveiilns so his.
fairs exists in ms otJohn Lester-.9
n. .' The farther

and husband wire on from his

;yrork tour 9‘: the aplenty...“

daughter is it at homer-in: conges

treatment in s hospit soon Miss
Gracie Lester is the only one Working

' in the family at present. The rather
. has tried faithfully and hard to secure ‘

employment, but as yet
it ill

e‘? s‘ ‘ a nail
Mr Lester that “he may be able to

, gled‘den the hearts of his live little

this censuses use that they

might enjoy theniselves as well as

those of us who have never felt the

need of the necessnries of life to any
t.

Member 19 1902 _, .
DARIEN AND NOROTON

on business for G. H. Tilley.

Mrs. H. H. Hater of New York. spent
yesterday at her sunimer home in Dar-
ien.

Mr and Mrs William Weed will en-
tertslu a family inner party Christ
mus.

The Board at Relief for the town of
Duties will meet the first Monday in
Janunrsy.

Miss Josie Bowen reinstns in about
the same condition at her horns in
this place

CheriesN Reynolds. ’0! New York.

will spend Gimmes! st the home oi ,
Mrs. A. C. Fer-ls. 3

There is s. lady in Derien who sews
with her left hand slid ”White! with her
right hand.

Clifford Street who hos been study.

in; at Pomfret Cosh” iii home for his
iChHstms‘s "cotton.

Mrs. Role. of South >‘Glsiltonhury,
Count is the guest of her pxother, Mrs
,, pig; Wrist "bone. for tits

t his horns ill

3 Mrs. Williiim '
tie-ergo P. Brett doll two children.
.llsrisn. leit Thursday for Nassau in

' the winter month

home of her son.
., wiy Immune, j
‘3“ reported t

R L. Gillette is in New York todsy “

:sad state of st- ‘ ~

Brothsrthn ‘
Mnkln Elli iii

CIGARS AND 70' C00.
Hsyeul TeBMsln -.N’ ‘

Smith a. r. Mailman; stock. ,
thlpley a Clerk at Washington 8..

CLOTHING AND 38!"? FURNIOH-

Johan M. 133 Washington 8. N.

OONPECTlONE 8.
Candy Kitchen 24 south sin 8. N.

CONFEGTIQNERV ANQ‘ BAKERY
Kolehor M. A H. 51 MninN
smith Harrie A. 39 Alain N.‘

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' Special hauls J

‘ Chandeliers, Han Irons, Fenders

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Main street ;

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