Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 7, 1905 · page 7

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For the iconv’cnlo‘n ‘ ._ ‘
of the lentinoi, a i.i°h::‘f:§:
placed on the bridgi.“ ol the
than 0' William R. “item. fol~

publication are colloty. They.

should he signed it ,
(exldoncc of good fo’iti" n m

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Edward Shea has i K '
hillluli
in Philaduiphia. 1 ’

 

Ilev. Edward Ctinnin to start
on his vacation Ill Ant

 

Contractor l’ltitt W‘t startled
work on tho new boat» I

 

Mrs. ii. S. lit-iiitott at Louise
Weed spent yesterday hunt,

Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘. S. (:iL)\.l“ugh.l

tor lu‘thoi ttro visiting fr N
> :w
Milford and lil'ltlgthtlit‘l‘.‘ ‘

 

 

Miss Ftlioi St'tiiioid oi‘

. a L l tiii ('

in visiting Miss Alit‘o “Whit-it),-

ry llouitrvartl. '
.iohn t'Ittlonuiii. ot‘ Notvti. is

ispoiitilng a tow days wittivou
ioro.

 

Mrs. A. F. Board. of m‘llllt‘,
is sile‘tltlillglhti suinniot' ill oun~
talus.

 

Miss Mubol Groou. of WI. vis-
iting Miss- Mildred lloiniotton.
view tivontio.

Miss Emma M. litillSml (ago
street. It; spoittling ii Wt‘t'k to"
and Cambridge.

 

 

Mrs. Louise Wood. of Him
Norwalk. is visiting Mrs. : p:
(.iroou, ol‘ Souvlew avenue.

2 W

William Woisoit has pure 3
line. ili'ttioii litirso powor L‘lt't'lrlt'h
lie. is to install in his older to

Rev. Jillllt‘S W. lititis lotl them-
wookly t-ltlt‘iul sort‘ioo inst ot'Litt
the Ativoiit Christian t‘litti‘oh.

Tho probationers iiiot last up.

 

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t rod became inserted from it. pawn:

freight car,- and drn and along the,
truck until it name i contact with
tho tonne. How it. caught, breaking
oil” it portioit tit“ that of tho .posts. and

hot-outing dotatelioti from the our, clung.

to tho. font‘o pout.
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It itt said that one of our prominent
protrusion»! "it‘ll remarked that Pros~
tilt-tit lto‘osovolt would find no fault
with tho llowayton and Darioii omit-inn
Hilltiu tho arrival recently... within
tWonty-i'our hours. of three little
tluttglitt-rs. oiio at tho home of (icorgo
It}. )vorott, one at R. L. Gllititte‘s, and

our ill Fi‘L‘tltlt‘it'k Allirot-lit‘n.

’i'lio now pump arrived at the Row-
nytoii watt-r station. yoatot‘day. and
wait romovotl from tho lltii our to tho
plant. twelvo iiion holng engaged in
tho work. tttttl owing to tho Wright of
tho pump. it was found to ho. a dim.
cult opt-ration. ’i‘lio pump is it tluili'
ptittittl into. with ton lnt'h t‘ylllllltil'
heads. and will iiioro tltaii doubltt the
t'aptirity of tho plant. it will he
placed in ptisllliiil and routtooiod up in
a low days.

Coininittot-utau litirio 'I‘hotnutt Ilth
ottllod ti mot-ting of the- Rowaytou
itohool tllstriet for tomorrow night til
it o't'lock, for tho purpose. of acting on
tho. iiitittor of installing a now heating
systoiii. to ho itlioi‘ hot air, hot. water
or stotiiti lioiit. The presout Hyl‘llt‘lll is
not working tuttist’notorily. and stunt»
thing will litivo to bo tiotio boforo. (ttlitI
Wt‘tllllt‘t‘ soil: in. A largo ntiontlitnoo
lit hopod tor. ()thor littsiuosit proper
to omit? liol‘oro tho mutating will lit“
transacted. ‘

NO TOE.

”—

Tho logtil votors oi the South Five
Milo ltivor Sohool liistriot aro Ilt‘i‘t'iiy
iiittttiotl itittl warm-ti that it iuootiug
will ho lioiti tit tho i-it‘htitli lititiso Sutur-
tlay tivoniiitp July it. limit at it ti'(‘Itlt'i\'.

To ('tiiii‘tidtvr tho advisability of boat-
lug tho solitiol rooms in hot air. strain.
or hot. wnior. and to upproprittto iiioii~
oy for tho boating of said rooms as
may bo dootnt-d nilvisablo.

And to transact our tittior busiuoss
pi‘opoi'ly t‘tillllllif.‘ liot‘oro said iiiootliitg.

EARL F. ’l‘lItiltlltls.
tilsirii-t t‘itiuiuittoo,

Rowayitui, ('ttuii._ .liily i, 'Ititii’i.

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

 

at tho East tiVOIlilt‘ Mt’llltitiib‘l (1‘

with the regular wookly |il‘ttytitt. Agents for the Evening Sentlncl, In
int." Darien. are Arthur stauson. and Wal-
‘ Orders sent to either 0!

Mlb‘s Ltilu tialiorau of \‘an tithe above will receive prompt atten.
stroot, in spondinu Ilt'I‘ \ilt‘illitli-ltlon.

ghost of Miss Milo lloiirtlou of i

Vernon, Now l‘ork. Mrs.
on tho. Fourth.

 

 

 

 

Mm. Alliort Wilbur, of East ‘
walk. is visiting in Now Huron. ll,
gut-st oi' Ml‘. \\'tliiiir's brothsi'. J.
Wilbur. it Ii‘dl't‘iil)’ >il'tit'i. .

William Moi‘foii is ltilii lip \t-tn‘
injurt-ti litttiti susttiitti-tl in tho JR
tiiiio's bull pniuo on tho Fllilllil.

, slid for n litiso tintl Sill‘ilillt‘tl not"
of his iiiigors.

A litt‘t‘llllt.’ of tho oilioizil littui‘ti
the East tivontto Moihotlist t'illll't'll v
liolti last t-Vt'ttittti iii IIIt' ('ItlSt‘ ui‘
rogultir wooltly pi'nvor lllt‘t-lillll.
inattt-i- of installing. it Itontiuu :ililltll

iit‘tor sotno tiist-itssion it was volt-(l

lace Sharer.

 

ontot'taliit'tl fi’it‘lltirl

 

Miss l‘ltltol Staplos, iti' Ilrooltlrii. is
visiting Miss Stollit Anstou.

A tltitttzlitor was born to Dr. and Min.
it'Ilili'tI i.. litihniiiittii rt't‘t-iitly,
'l‘horo was an unusually largo ntttn-
lioi‘
Fourth.

Mr. and :“l'>, l‘ltlwarti iliiitlloy spout
lill‘
,llil't-‘t'lm'it'll.

. . . . . . Miss i'lea \‘IIlt‘t'It'l'. tti' Sholttui “as
Its iii tiit puisoiitint- was taltoit up um" WWI” gm“ oi“ Miss Sttnlo \Viii-
iiititt.

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install a sit-ant hunting apparatus.

Iittli- Illlllll'll, l't‘t‘t‘llliy llltltll't‘li

crash, or! l'illllti tho t-iiuopy top.

 

ROWAYTON- tloortzo Willuititt. of Now York. was
W“ l"‘t‘ll u -st t' Mr. at l Mrs. J. M.
“M" '0’ The EVMlW Sentinel. in 'lil‘ntt‘itt.“ ‘ U H ‘ .

gfwgi’gogt 3r; Frederick Lockwood,
W ° roa way and Charles Putt . - . . . , .
Order. sent to any 01th. “we will Mis. Amanda I notubn spout tht

receive prompt attention.

 

Chitrlos it. Potty. til Raymond strooi.
spent yi-ntt-riiny with t'rioiids iii Mount ‘

Vernon. N. l'

Wo tloali-o to l'iil'i‘t't'i tho lusortioti in

utiintnor liotit'tlot's litivt- ari‘it'od

over the Fourth.

.M..._..... ...

Minn Coriioiia Itmwii. tlntttilitor oi
llov. iitttl Mrs. Frank P. Brown. who

(itto “urns. who owns a m" or . Mrs. ll. A. South)- is t'iit‘tfi'tirlllg from

if ”:itor rooottt illitt'ss. tito ili'st iii inatty
(‘l‘llil at tho north t-iitl of tho ilottt t
( tll'i St'ittittli‘s t-tit‘ti tit tho south sltlo t

Kohl‘s.

\litJW.

w' ~—

ttrt't't's (‘usii (lrot-t-ry.

.._ .._.._ cm“-..—

trntly's.

 

itodi’orti utrot-t, Stamford,

'or a visit in litirlen.

w... m... A“.

war thiit hrttluo Is rontpiototi.

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wm‘ 5” “WWW-V ””1““ “ll“ Mtilliilli' tumult Monti. on tho l-‘iittrtli.

lll'ItIl‘mliill. is doing nit‘oly. and will
proltalily ho iihlo to utlt‘lllmiully litir
ftithor to Ashury i’iti‘it, iii ti tow days.
Mr. llrown has about rot-ovoi't-tl from
the itiittritm ho I‘i‘l‘l‘li'l‘tl in saving Iliii

iltiturhter'ti life.

Farmer» agroo that it iii a hit; your

for pottttt and “vitriiiitits” unanimity. “WW.

I’tllllID‘lillgtl Milli‘ttt‘ to heat Hip tor "vii 7 . .

. ~ int May “mum in itllt'lltilllil this
‘3’,“ "hie" W.” "“‘i "l’l’i‘iil'i‘il Mt't- it'inniar tit wothuriilioiii. Mill in the
”MM" ”W" “m “I” "7 PM!” iti'i't‘ii i will touch in it kliltit‘l‘flltl‘itill tit

and tit'uitll‘it Iii hind plantar lttivo had nuiii‘il.

IIWlI‘ stocks t'ltiltlitttll'tl itoviirnl lino-g.
Many Iliie lilt‘ tttiiuttii tu thlt'l‘, tittiuttii

planter lit prolorttititn

a“... ”My“...

W’ We...

”0’” Will" ”I" first nwoiliu: of ii in County. N, Y.
i

ihn Norwnik tlrottp writ-ti in tho Moth-
odtitt Ephtcoptti Church. itiiii awning.
ill. 7:46 p. at. Thu titty, m, Mum...
prnitltliiis eldlir. will motion and mum

WWW" 0' ”It? Iti‘lititi will talto liill‘l. tit arm at ltoton Point.

A splendid M'l‘Vit't' tit iiniiteitiatott. All
arc very cordially invited. Come.

the church.

 

The division react: between the two

 
 

5 poll . _ ‘
«toutintrin‘ttn
f .’ ..‘i'1ii.. . . “ .H

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it .eitdl. Wednesday.

 

 

 
 

or it

. ‘ hen-g 'éc . a. . -,,li.en.
Wtii‘iesltde Willi delimitation. it.

tgot: the what minimu-

 
 

 

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tho “mm“ ”ilii' H f“... ”a“. “a“ M hiititth‘ow liniiiilitttt firin‘s'tli‘rlllr‘tlt- lil‘
Burns t-oinplotod 'ti niro ottiiopv top {km “W tr l H mm. 0 “1' I H 1" “m
:hti t-rttli. .ioliii l‘ttltv \viirnt-tl him till
t‘ lio loft tho boat whom» it was ll)
top would ho smashod Wilt‘ti tiio tlrat. "MMIMWH haunt and shoulders M
oponoii and Mr, Iiui‘iis thaiiitoti hit
and said ht- u'ottiii ninv - it i t

’ ' I'm" not Mr. and Mrs. Smith. of i‘f‘IIVI‘l‘. “I"

tutti \\‘iil‘ll tho draw was lit‘ o .
t ’l "utiotttlilig it“. sttiiilili‘l‘ ttt “t‘r‘tii‘y

turth with nor brotittir, Mr. ilrown,

Mr. and Mra. Iilonry li‘nitt-iitir linvo
turned to tltoir Now littvoti itontii

. . Mm. Williams. of l’rospoI-I tivoutio.
tho. itoaayttin iii-tr.» oi .lniy tilli “'l‘hnt ”.rmtnm mpmtm-n ”f tho family

“I . HOV"I"'ll'll.
Mru. Livingston "Hukpym... it should tl frltiitl it ht lot t

hitVo road: Mix. it. Livitigt-tttiu Lurk.

. , i‘ravol tivt-r itiuu‘a ltitttl lirttiuo has
“y mmmmml “W “M” ““‘i "WM"? Jii rimnutt-il, The now t-outotit. road

Mr. and Mrs. Will Ltttitzdon vlititoii
Iii. Lhtiiition'tt pttroitta. Mr. and Mrit.

ellil‘mml Marina and family viuitnd
lion Point on tho Fourth. l‘l'llillillillK
hunloy tho III'i‘thl'kH in ”It! l'Vt'liIllH.

lull» Joanie Filll‘ltillllifl and hot
tend. Mina littlty. rorontly Vltillt'ti
ti, Hurry tiliiditiy. in iltittiianii. NJ.

tr. and Mrs. ilnliort Wllntm. tor-
riy Mittit tittrtth Wiilmtitt. of liar-
t uro itponillntt a tow wooittt itt Std»

W
1h. and him. Janna-t M. Williiiott and
(only. with their tttioittit, Mr. anti Mrit.
N min. of Brooklyn. upon: part til the

tun-W

vir. Hflmce Avery t3 t‘l'ltlcnlly til. Mliiit Mumlo Caittpltttii. of Darlcn.
Rev. Trneiit W. llyitite in the pulm- ttr charter ti. Waterbury tIlltl dough. spent lutii wank with her parents, Mr.
it... unit ticlen. visited 'l‘ttintudgo um and Min. J. Campbell-

 
 

 

and husband from the same city.

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Dr. (i. ll. Norton entertained bin

 

daughter Annia oti’joyetl ii few hours
touring with Mr. Eastman in his auto.
lllt‘lllllt‘.

 

Mr. and Mi‘h‘. Albert Willuon and
children are spending the summer
with Ruv. ti. A. thiuun and wire. at
'l‘owaitdu. i’enii.. and have rooontly

soul home some pirttirou of that lit- lor anti wife. Mr. and (Mrs. D. A. lt‘il-

low and son, picnlt‘kod with a party ‘
”MW of friends ill the beach 'on tho (iarpontor. Mrn. i‘l‘llllk Wanton

Mr. and Mrii. W. N. Cullen and non Fourth.

Il'at‘Iin: town.

Fred and Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Brux~
bet-hot have returned from Smith Col-
logo. Northampton. Mason, where
they attended the graduation exert-lites
of tho (‘iililtl of which Misti Edna Ca-
pon was a member.

lir. ll. ll. Doitnolly. of New York
broko a vtilvo oit Ills Packard ma-
chine In Noroton. Wodnouduy wizar—
tiooii. and had tho itar towad to . ain—
t‘orti to uudt-rgo repairs. Dr. lion-
holly was on routo to Bitlt'k Rock.
whore ho has a summer home.

Frank Aloxaiidor had a narrow tia-
ctipo ltiitt work from it dangerous sit-
uation. I-lo wail raught pour on island
by tho high tide. whirh t‘nnio up to
his liotid, utid was tihligotl to hold tho
horuo's head allow water to prevent
its drowning. “'Ilt’li tho. tide wont
out. SOIIW one raino to his roiiof. and
he intiiitigotl to routrh the shore.

 

Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Ballard are at
thoir ‘Slilllnlt'l‘ cottage. Scott's (Iovo.
Siiiot- tlioir sojourn thorn they huvo
entertained thirir t‘titlSitltt. Ed and Rob
Hunted. and other New York friends.
Among those outerttiliied from Dur-
ion ltnvo boon Mrs. Benjamin St, John.
Miss Nt'iiitl Lotuiaril. Sum Motlrua tutti
Miss llattlo litirrow, oi Wontpoi‘t.
'l‘lio pt-oplo ol‘ littrioti tirt- tip iii arms.
It St‘t‘lllS that tho ("oiiisolltlatod Rail-
l'titltI tilillllll‘lIIt.‘S have givon oi'dors tU
tioiot-tivos in tho otnploy of tho oom-
lltlilly to abolish tho tramp nuisance.
’i‘ho I'roigltt trains are stopped at, llti~
l'It‘l] ltootitiso of its roiivoiiioitt-ov and
tho holioos ni‘o Illt'kt'ti‘lll) there. it
mats tho town ot’ Dul'lt‘ll somo 320 for
t‘tlt‘Il ratio of this kind, and tho rlti-
Zt-ns ill‘o tip in arms ovor tho. motion
A dolegatioii of Iiit‘lll litivo puitl ti visit
to Atiornoy ii. L. Srotioltl to ust‘orialii
what iltoir tights ttro in this miittor.
lint still tho tramps are found and ar—
rostt-d to rtt-oivt- lint-ion justioo.
Edwin L, Sroiiold won tho Admis-
sion t‘oiiiniittt‘o prize at Woo llut'ti.
’i'tit-stitiv by titii’t‘allllg (Iliarlou ll, Soo—
loy, tho Motropoiittin t‘hflllllilnll, 2 up.
I to go. in tho ilnalo. in tho st'ini—
Ilunls. .‘ltr. Sroiioltl lit-at St-liuyior Mor-
ritt. :I up. 2 to go. and Smitty boat. W.
N. ’i‘itttis. 2 tip. Till“ Ilt‘t Iitiit: litttitliA
rap. host In“ liolos to t'litillt, had tho
following rosult: .l. H. ilurlbntt. tit.
:ll. till; it). it. St-tifit-Id. Jr.. 82. L’l. til‘.
H. L, \‘t’oodhury St). is. 02; Dr. W. l).
Mat'lhinztltl. iii. Ii. 07; Roltort llitiitor.
st. to its; w. N. 'i‘ruvis, int, :2, in; .I.
ll. Knapp. 100.24, 76: S. t‘. Miilgrow,
htl. L’i. till: (‘. E. Sanford, 85. Ht. tilt:
ii. L. h‘roiloitl. 88. I9. till: Sriiuylt-r
Morritt tut. til, in; Arthur Kt'liltt‘tl)’.
no. 'Jtl, iii: W. L. ilititlwlti. til. it). 7t;
t‘. it. Sooioy. 7n, it, 73: W. N t'upon.
im’. 28’. 74: I). 'i‘. Wotuiliiiry. till, l7.
:‘t; it). t‘. Van liltiliii. lull. 11.3, .53.

 

-~-\\'lttti's tho arrrot of happy. \‘itzl
iirons lit-tililt'.’ Simply kot‘ping tho
Ittttvois, tho stoiutit‘h. tho livor and
kitlitoys strum: tiiitl ilt'llYt‘. lilll‘tItlt‘k
illood ilittors tloott it.

WW .7...—

CRANBURY.

7......

Miss Miiiiiit- Martin is Waiting in
Now ‘i'oi‘k.

Miss Ii‘rtiitt-t-s tirogot’y it: vii-tiling
Mrs i-‘rishtt‘. lit ilritlgopori.

 

Mrs. John (‘rtiwiord is visiting in
Now York.

F, W. t‘irogorv and liintlly upont lllt‘
l-‘otirth iit ‘i‘ho Fol-go. Wonton.
Janina t‘ttmplioll. of Brooklyn. spout
tho i-‘otirtli with his ptiroitia llt'l‘t‘.

 

(‘liil’ortl llrown. of New York. Wilt-l
ti guest on Wodnrudny of Mrs. Wonk.
Mra. Ida (‘ronk tutti Mini-tot: .loiin
iiiitl lleryl Crook tit-o visiting rein.
tIVt-s lit llridgtpori.

 

Mr. and Mra. A. B. (lit-gory Illltl it
finally rounioii of Ill'OIllt‘l‘n and tilti-
tl‘l‘it on tho Fourth.
M
Mr, anti Mra. S. ’l‘. Iluht-y otttorttilii-
oil trlontlit from Now York ovor tho
Fourth.

 

'i‘hu Mltlttt‘il llrxltoo outorttiinod
roiitpitiiy from New York ovor tho
i-‘oiirth.
Mra. Iltirthol. of Now York. who
htttt horn stopping at ii. M. Fillow‘u
for unvornl Wiioittt. ittttt rottirtiod home.
M
Mr. and Mrit. lit. L. l‘trognry untur-
lililllitl out ol‘ (0th frtoiitltt over San»
titty.
W
Mrit. (tutti-go Miliit lit t-ittortaining
ltor hlilliir tttiti vhiitlrt-it. from New
York.‘

Mitt. Frod lititlory and «on. of Nor-
wnlk. initial the Fourth with Mrtt. 'l‘.
I’latw.

 

W .
Mm. Wymitii. who him horn viitithig
hor tlattgitior in Brooklyn, returned
home Saturday.

W .... w...“

intuit.

misc—tanni-

on build”. .

 

 

 
 

Barracuda! Troy. and her daughter ‘aucéiti o'r-‘Mi’ttl. Minnie Gregory do
Thursday. homo. limo Int Northampton.
. whom thoy will uttoud u evasion of,
Mr. and Mrs. William Sherwood. or the Chautauqua atiiiimur ttrhoot.
”“3"“! M“- Eastman. 0" lil’ltiis‘t‘tiort, Now Haven. and. Mr and Mrs. Frank ‘
“Teilllilfi‘lul'o Th“ “0““? and his littlo Sherwood. of Bridgeport, spout. tlio
Fourth at W. ll.‘Sliorwood'S.

ghosts of Mr. and Mrs, ti. Kteiit Kittlo

gratin-parents. Mr. and Mrs. tioorgo S.
Thompson. Iiulmoii avonuo.

Mrs. Owou itroiitiiold. Oak avonuo.

homo of Mrs. Holly. Maplo uvonuo.
M..—

liritigo. spout tho Fotirtli with his
daughtor, Mrs. ttlti i'lryttuit. at Rustic-

i’ew wooks. 'I‘hoy woro accompanied ‘ _ ‘ ‘
by Mrs. Wtiit'tilt‘n‘ iii-other. William (tittfii'vgmmmtl tiliuri'h in tut-(it‘sniuwri.
tintl MI‘SSI‘H_ Arthur (ii'otzory and ”or-

hurt Ogden. who dollveroti atltlrossos
Miss Mahol Ehlietts and Miss Susio illiiil‘vlil‘itllf i

REDDING RIDGE.

'l‘Iio Illllt’l‘tti of Mrs. Lucy A. Loo was

was torttioi'ly a rosidoiit of Sitiiiilord. tiiioutiod from the home of her (iliiigll' W fl . r
Thursday, sale 0f 601d wall

MWIyloa stall f Min: Pansy Wilson 1:3? a threat (‘5!
unit was rousidcrntity mg, John Poolcy has irorontty on: ”01"! Ill an Mitomo 9 "it 0
«tamed in“ "with A heavy "tilts lorilliletl tier illillel'. rm. Cathhrlne itrvwatvr on the Fourth.

Mrii. Addie Wilson. of Weatpurt.
it am Thursday with Mrii. Austin

it'ranlt McNaughton. olINew York.
tutti Mr. and Mrs. Albert Buttery. of
mortally Were mm or limit parent: Wining, at New York. came to their

 

 

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GLENBROOK.

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Mr. and Ml‘tl. Wootiltoutte litivo boon

for a few days.

”a

 

Mitts Mildred 'i‘orpo in visiting her

 

Mr. and Ml'h‘. Randall. of Flalliuith.
L. l.. spent tho Fourth with Mr. and

 

a,

The Ltitilea‘ Aid Socioty of Union
Memorial t'hlll‘t‘ll moi youlortlay at. tho

Remington Ftii‘l'illgltm or Kiiigs~

Knoll.

Mr. anti Mrs. .loiloph Wlot'ott of Oak
avonutt. lttivo gono to Iloriiu. Conn.
wlioro. they oxpoot to rontuin for it

Milit‘i‘ of Willto l’iailih‘.

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Hoyt ot’ Brooklyn vvoro. ghosts of Rev.
and Mrs. Sinuuoi iavors. at tho Dill'h‘tlll'
ago. ovor the Fourth. 'i‘lioy rotttrtioti
to Brooklyn. yt-stordtiv. Misti ilovi

WESTON.

front a visit in Now York.

Miss Sntlio Kt‘lllll‘i, of Norwalk, is
visiting at Iior homo ilt‘l‘t‘. .

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Mrs. Lloyd (lotit‘roy is oiitortttinintt
Ilt‘l‘ oousin. Miss lli‘ouito, of Portland
Orogoii.

Mrs. Iliii‘t‘illitit‘l. of Ilriilgoport. tiiitl
Mrs. Whooior. or Soyiiiour. arr» guests
of tlioir llltllIltH‘. Mrs. lCtnt‘Iiu i’t‘l'l')’.
Miss Eliznbottt Gordon has bot-ii
spending sotoral days with Mrs, P. It.
i’orr)‘, Mrs. I’t'i'l'_\' still tioiitliint‘s ill.
Mr. anti Mrs. Ii. ti. tlodfroy. of Port
(‘ltostor, haw boon ptiontu of Mrs. i).
ii. Mot'oltonsin

 

M
Minn Arndt. ttt' ilridgoport. hits linou
sponillnt: ti t‘ow days with Miss lilthol
lioors.

ll. L. Rowland. who has llt‘t‘ll In
poor liotiltli Ior sovoral months. has
boon t-otiiinoti to tho liouso for tho past
two wooku.

Mrs. tit-titty and family of Nm‘walk
and Mrs. Kollogg. of Now York. tiro

llov. .l Silit‘t‘ly tiolivorotl it most
ioqtit-til ht‘l‘llltlli. front Ht‘Iil’t‘WS \‘l: til
at tho t‘tuitzi'ogntloniil (‘illll‘t‘Il on Sun-
tlity morning. Holy Communion was
also adintnlutert'd.

__—.-~

WESTPORI.
Agent. for the Evening Sentinel. in
Weatport. are 8. Digiovénnt and Wm.
E. Nun. Orders sent to either at the
above will recolve prompt attention.

._.._...

 

 

Misti Frilllt't’x lltiiiiiott Is visiting in
Nowtti'k. N. .l.

 

ill. Ii}. Whoolor and who are visiting
in llostou, MtlBS.

 

 

.ltimos Mooetttor, of Now York, was
it holiday guest horo.

 

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Jonathan Tliorno'ti liottl. Mizpali. has
been put ltito (‘tlllllllil-lilitm. .

 

Minn Arline (Inuit in living ontortaiit- ‘

t-tl lty trloiitltt iii Wutorlitiry.

 

AIIK'TI Alloii and wilo. of llritigoport.

 

and Mills Alice Olmutead will spend

Howard (lliit‘lltinltii' huh boon spouti-
lug ti tow days at homo. previous to
- taking it position \Nt‘tilltifidi‘ly ill-i t-ihip~
Mitts Pl'lil‘l ’l‘hiklor ta spending hor ping clerk in tho Mittilili-i Mlllti. Groeit~
vacation with l‘t'iiilli't’s in Brooklyn. ‘
Misti Little Knort‘ is visiting iii enluyrd U trill *0 Mimi Monthly.
I’oughkttopuio.
\

with. lite and his hrothor Sherwood

w...” The Matinee Whist ('luh met With
It). 8. Taylor and family, E, .1. Toy. tttestltiy at. tho homo of Mrs. J. M. Ilotts.

‘ li‘our tables woro in play. , 'l'ho prizes
were won by Miss llundt‘l. Miss A. ii.

Mrs. G. ‘A. havonport.
Davenport will t‘iit.t:l'ltll‘ll
'I‘tioptlity, July it.

Mitts Winifred White hold it musical
recital at itor homo lit t‘uiiiioit. Sat-
At’tor a wry littor-
eating aitd onioytihio program was rou—
l'ltll't‘ti liy Iltll‘ pupils with tho attaini—
fillt‘ti oi Misti Morris of iltathol, and
'l‘. ’l‘. Moi-win. of Wilton. who sang a
number oi’ soloi,'tiiiiii~i,
were invited to txotito out. on tho lawn.
whom all partit-ipatod in
race, and “other gamut-t.
frotilttiititits wuro tlit-n aort'otl.
White l't‘t.‘t‘i\‘titI litany (-titigi‘attilutioiiu
on tho progross ot' lior pupils.

urtiny afternoon.

it peanut

Misu

A ttiiiott sorvioo t‘filllmt,‘llli)l'illl\'t‘ til’
tho Amoritttiii liliil‘llt‘lttlt‘ilt't‘ Day was
hold in tho thingrtitioital t'Iiurrlt. Sitti—
dtty attornoon at :i.
woro tiponod by tho llov. W. I). llart.
tumor of tlio (‘Illll‘t‘IL
Hooker. of Hi. Mutthows, tiittdo n pray
or and read unloctions t’roni Srripturo.
Others who assisted in carrying out
tho program Woro tho. pastor of tho

(iXt‘l‘t'th‘s

 

~——~-—-—-~———‘- tor. Lot: Osborne,
Juno 2ft. wliort- sho had Iit'Oil slum tho

._.....—_ tionth ol‘ lior husband, Milo Loo. sonn-
Mrs. F. P. Moroliouso Illlt'l roturiiotl i‘i‘iil‘S ail“— Sht? “'35 Ill" “Mil-“it IIUL
ono. ot‘ a family ot’ l'.’ t-lilldrou. A
grandchildren. throo

tiauglitor. '
mm'- Now to the time to hay. Annual

groitt-grttiitlt-hiltlroii
Mrs. John lltiiiit-s. nt’ ilrititgoort. nur-
Sho was it roinurkuliio Why
“Will“ PICKS. it. is my custom during July

vivoi lior.
man. kind to ovory tliit’
M” “.- M. "ml”‘wi‘ “"5 roturnod routiy to giro u hoipitii: hand to tho
.l’rotn ti \‘iélll on iii’oonilt'ltl liiil.

Event iamilfiieeds ti
” GATE
CITY

titer Filter

During the
SUMMER MONTHS

N

CharleomE. i Dow,

HARDWARE-

112 WASHINGTON ST.
Phonl 143-0.

 

i847. 1905.

PLUMBING AND'STEAM
HEATING.

HOT WATER HEATING.

HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gas Fixtures. Metal Cutting. Etc.

Have you seen our stock of

RICHMOND RANGES?

THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.

 

Papers at Cost.

 

Clearance SALE OF (101:1) WALL PA-

and August to i‘OtItit‘t) the price of

 

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'Phona, 1392.

Julius Bios. Vitus

g In. * ‘

tin-lock Packing

Ont-dud In Itook.

GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
Iitlil England Eitctiic lotus.

Hairs no luperlor. Om chow
them in operation.

Ropalrn to Stationary and MI-
rlne inglneu and Genui‘ll Mach:
ring Work Bolicitul.

THE G. N. MCKIBBIN
’ MFG. CO. ‘

53 WATER ST. 80. NORWALK-

 

itootly or tilt'k and \‘orv itllt'lt‘l'ltltll, a
groan rotttloi" with it woiitioi‘inl lllt‘lilv
ory, whioh sho rotziiuod liII within it
tow days of, hor dotiih. Sho.htid long
boon a inomhor of tho M. It). Ulilll't‘ll.
Thorn was a ltoatitifttl Iltil‘tll plot-o oi
Bit t‘arnatioits front Ilt‘l' gt'ttiitltitttiglitt‘r
and a pillow of rarmtt‘totts from hot'
grout tzt'tiiidrliililroti. lit-vii. t2. .Iutlti.
of llothol. tillit‘iilit'ti. ’l‘tioro woro
fl‘lt‘lltIH i‘t'tiiii lli'itigoptii't. Nlil‘W‘tlik and
Danliury prom-n1, Mrs. Sarah t)shorno_
it roltitivo. in ltor itiird your. :ittoiitlotl
tho iuitortil and l'Utit‘ to tho (‘t’illt‘lt'l'y
lliroe inilos. Mrs: two was buriod lio~
sitlo. hor hushaud in tho littlo liili
ttotuotoi'y. uhoro all of Ilt‘i' utit't-siors
aro luii'iod.

 

mmmmwt
Now is the lime to
get a

GOLD WALL PAPERS to cost, in
order to make' room for now goods.
it you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next fall, coma and are
our stock. > > 4 . ..

 

Cloth Window Shades with irtngo,
25c' l ‘ it u

_._.———

Crockery, Glassware, Lamps.

...~.._—-

. Paiiiterts' Supplies.

 

Window Shades and Picture Woman
to order.

 

Painting and Paper Hanging.-

.._.___4

Telephone Connection.

33:21pm a ftl::::t:k:‘\:.llill Mrs, it. ll. G _ R g L H B k
‘ as man 6 . . Bl: era

Water
Heater

Then tiou will be teadti
when the media hot
datis come.

Misti May Mttitillt‘y, of Now Haven. 3 ' '
t. tutti... not... to... on“ y ‘g “Hg 0
”w. p ' ......-. . .- .

nnmmmm

8‘] WASHINGTON STREET,

South Norwalk, Conn.

FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.

PLUMBING,
STEAM,

HOT WATER,
'AND

GAS FITTING.

tTin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc! . d.

50 South Main Street.

 

Telephone, 137-4.

 

i-tpoiit the holiday hero with relatives.
M

Mrs. W. J. Wood hint returut-d homo

from it rlitlt with frioiiilit in New York.

 

L. it iii-await and family. of Brook-
lyn, N. Y., are lioiirtlcrti at the home
of Frank llodiroy.

WM

pound of Hitllintl hutiinuttn. 'I‘hia will

 

WILTON.

llt‘litml friend, Wilfrid Robina, of South
Norwallt.

 

M
Mr. and Mrii. Cox, it New York.

The Randi“ Circle “initial-tainted
Thursday titerttoon at he home of
Mitts Alice Ollnstgud. .

W

Min Mary pawl, Wilt) has been
visiting in it u 4. iii now the
[out of Mrs. Edward Olmiittmd.

inn-W

The mom uni. Paulina. and titling

lummfl‘ hmfi Glaxo on .Stturdtir
Vilma they will amt l a nation.

 

 

 

. . I. It. Adam. till it 3mm titanium
. ofl' nit min $71 .7 1mm um
. ~ :3» . . r ‘ . ‘ .

r .e. t , '
H‘H‘» ‘tigyfr’ H t

.i A . William. «or

t

 

FIGSII FISII
. . V'n-m,’ .. . .
llLl'iiiii‘lSlI 12r
Tho Mllltit‘ili ntirioty tiiot laid night WEAKFli-iii .', 3c _

tit tho homo of t}. ll. Iitiitgtt and dis- POIitiIES 4 "m, 250

”3-0)"me (ind till! mouthing IIIII II M”. SKA ”ASS . I . i . . i . . . . . . t - . . . i o t O . '12:
mm C "it”i‘i'it'il‘i'éi‘i'.'.'.'.'.'.'Ii'c'It».
_ .i it in m".’
SWORD FISH 120 it).

Dr. William Alien. llrntiti a, lit '
mu.“ in. mm. in gown}. 3' ALL ornnit itinos or also AT 31mm“:
REASONABLE PRICES.

Nolimlt Hurlblliti. II alltmtllinittg Illll THI PtoPLll. "I" AND OY‘TII w...-

rwxu AN

W Old Initiation Array lullllil upon “vanilla tarmu.

Mini;I Mnrstitret K03. it! his: {can But Ind of Wuhlnitgn Itnot Halo EDWIN H MATWHEWGON P
Wt’lbl a [unit over 9 our 0 r. . , r».
and Mrs. W. it! ram. “'7' Waz‘gafxgm’“ "‘9 JOHN H. KNAPP Vic'O-PMI.

JAcou M. Liwl'on, Guilt".

have been apaudinl iii went: with Mb WM ‘ NWT”. ‘ I A
Mr. and tan. w. a. min. F s BANKS a. H. Main-man > John H. Light
pawn-M ' . ‘

Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor

unaivm GWIN volt JOI-

It not mambo
no LIN or L
IN on oil-mm
mitt. pram

.; t _ l »I ; . . y.
no it: w.“ Wt, «uncut Mic-.1: WMM‘EAVINU‘ NORWALKl
l ,

”it'll:
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South Norwalk. Conn.

 

BOUTH' NORWALK. CONN.’
ORGANIZED 1882.
WITH

“00.00000
3100.00000

Nu Profits. 360.000.00

Sotlelu account. of Individuals. mn-
ulnctureru, marcnnntu and corporations

DIRECTORS.

W

John H. Knapp

Josiah R. Marvin
Chrlltlnn Ewart:
"at! H. Rowan.

amusing.“

MM 0.-
. p wag....fi?§mi

Hlnt‘y Iuymout'

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Samuel Grumman
J. Walloon Marvin

 
 
 
 

 

Is I neceuity of perfect Health and

an essential element of Happlnou.

To prevent sickness and enjoy the

comforts of life you should oqulp your

sleeping apartment or dressing chant-
beu with a snowy white, one-plead

“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava-
tory and have running hot and cold
water a: desired at your touch.

We have samples in our moment

and will gladly quote you prices.

Horace R. Nash,

CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T9..
South Norwalk, Conn.

 

. . .,_. . .. _ .._. w-.. W .
throat. Nose and (at.
Any diseased condition a! the
Throat. None or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
latest and most improved methods and
remedied Now installed at 66 South
Main street. and any calling will be
given (‘tlllsliiilllitlli and examination
free. by a spot-inl‘ist who hits been cone
nectod with the New York Hospital.

WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY,
Branch, 66 80. Main at. “c
Treatment hour‘a. Mo, 14, 7-8. "'"“

1:3»-.3... .

noun VICTORIA

conuzn RAILROAD iwénuu mo ,
MONROE ITBEET.

 

j

. M ..w....w 0..

comfortable and up-todtite hotel in til.
city. Electricity and heat Iii oval“!
room. Bathl in connection. POM
feet sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Alwnyl comfortable and
quiet . . nil

Cafe carrying a lull tin. or lcir‘x
Merrill and Condit’n widen, liqueur
and elm. Belt flocked in: into

city. «In
I: I. SULLIVAN, Prop. "
TELEPHONE CALL. 89H.

Wall
Paper...

Our Itoci 0! new [0031‘ inst h
is a little larger than ever belch)

Wonderlul how low you u:
buy nice good: here. You know
we do the work in tho very but
manner. . .- j. .. .4

W0 limo taken I good than
contracts for houu painting and
will in glad to submit figure. lot
you: work. . .I «which:
We try to wry in .1er our"
thing you need for tho domatlc -
of your home inside or out. .. ,

Gorham,

TILIPHONI ‘ 335—4 "
10 FlRGT 51'. I. IORWALK.

 

 

 

THE mm. Lawnzivét
Jazmin.

ALL inaunméi. MAL nuts
momma“. NOTARY. cum.
soar ‘rtcurrti.

mum-I woollen.
2 sown MAIN was".
Tut. Call, 306-!

 

 

 

 

 

Newly furnished throughout. an.

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