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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 27, 1906 · page 7

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Cola! «'
and but “Mfg" I m

Brld 9 Pharmacy.
H.&-Cill hamburg.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

tho “Anatolia. arrow-dc:

 

 

 

 

new store. min tor biluti n
collected dnl '
ed by the
good faith.

 

 

 

 

 
 

Wallace Bates has launched his I

 

sharplt Leela Mae.

Miss Emma Bantamwhotesches in
Dan-bury, is spending her vaction here.

Mrs. G. E. Bogart willentertaia the

Ladies' United Whist Club this after
noon at her home in East avenue.

 

 
 
 

The lecture at the Advent Church
was omitted last evening. but Mrs.
McKinstry will deliver a talk toaight

Mrs. J. In. neither has returned to
Orange. N Jii'i alter a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. E.E .Gorhnul‘. of East ave.
nue.

 

Albert Benton. son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. Gardner Bouton. will soon be dis-
charged from- the navy having served
his term of live years. The service
expires April 5.

 

Arthur Morrison has resigned his
position with M. Epstein and taken a
position with the Yale and Towns
Company in Stamford. William lr-
win succeds him. .

 

A regular business meeting of the
Ilene and Pipe Association was held
last evening at. which eight new
members were taken in. Other mat-
ters also came up for settlement.

~Basltcthnll. Randall's Hall. Pas.

times vs. Sacred Natalia; Pastimes 2d

.Trlnity Cadet) ed night. Mar.
28 Admission 16 cents

 

A meeting of the probationers of
the East Avenue Methodist Church
was held last evening in conjunction
with the weekly. class meeting under
the leadership of James L’Hommedieu.

\e‘Th Phil‘s battles; ' and Decker

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

can; slim logy inch: b‘l’l‘i‘igtso-clal this

tan Minot e
Baffle 'a low avenue. Mem-
bers of his clasls'ell' had their friends
are coi'diailyh iti‘v tad.

This HP or pool tournament is
drawing it cl .. last evening a

match will ix.” hetween R. Curtis.

rated 110 no hint. rated i611“
was will by a; score it
to 7. aegis“ til en the campetltio
for . ll art it betwoen R
Cllrti . to -P P Nash. rated
. B'i‘llbi. . 3..., b tournament.
tho atria . . -' -‘- .. _ L will be held
on Til P P A. ,- « ‘ moan William
Wicks . P: P m‘eh is rated
100 “.53" misdirection
mm .6 Pl . '
Wl ., ‘ amazon” last

evening an Legs I mantis an scorer
The score was as lollowa:

curtlo. Gregory.

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ROWAYTON.
A outer. , , Mail in
.. at“: W‘
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Orders cont " ‘Q'fi‘
naive M
The id?! Mill
from mine

the earth outta;

The (interim emit. Wwbloh passes
through here at a: lit! o‘clock. was three
hours and iltteelt minutes late vector»
day owing to the log in “orient River

and other delays; :-

‘ ti wa-
$31;QO “Mi“; lit to
get line so it. Idiot-day site one. at
ttowaylcn. a snow on the engine
_ pert all helmet

 

of remgti'liggtpthe aid.“
Way, is e an e
appsxhtus'ls Pbei up: in

 

ver and other

 
 

..a
iiiiilt iiibtithl, bill audit
Calida; light; lgadllgganhilgiiel Oakss.

N y at! at so a
agilldizi Willie. l”
Webb Wallace Bo elicits P lari Finite,

 
 
 

Cakes. Corinne Ackart. Merton Rack-
ett. Archie Be iisha Carlton Frake.

Myrtle Fruits
Lyndh‘ Million Godfrey. Ethel Mhills,

dimfl Savage, William Bteysns. James

3,11“ Ellen Jellies. mum
Jennings, leillam Lynch. Dena Oakes,
Edna Savage. May Tuck Lillie Webb,
Florence Moore. .

. P W‘MMWMUO am.mm._mnw -.:.w .d

Jonn' Flour. 69° biog: $5.35 bhl.

- ' But CM")!
placed on the bridge our Hefner's F

 
 

d oi' come. 30c: or
I. 30c, will give two
”all“ Poi: Naphtha Soup free.

 

 
 

 
 

 

. .W.-vim m»

 
 

 

 

 
 

For the benefit of the residents oi
lletln board and let
. on placed In ,front

 
 

Dorian." s new.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Mrs. William North is away on a
visit out of town.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

F. V. Cantrell is having electric
lights installed in his store.

Mrs Hanford IBlliitIh who has been
quite ill. in nowable to sit up.
. . . . . . _.. . .. _ h... I

an. Jolly Tea. at pinion, are

' ir popular dances in
this evening.

 

 
 
 

 

 

Leon Maine and ianlily. who have
been living for some time at Ware-
house Point. Conn. are to move hock
to Darien the first of April.

 

3’ There who no meeting of the Board
of Bsectmen yesterday. The next meet
ing will be next Monday at which time
the board will take up the petition to
have a special town meeting called
to act. on the Carnegie Library gift.

 

Charles G. Waterbury is now able
to be about the house. and expects to
get out the next piesant day. Mr Wa
torbllry has had quite a severe illness
and his many friends will be pleased
to learn that he is rccovernlng so nice

 

The second of the ladies whist tor '_

the bgnegt of tabs sis-eel lighting mail
was ei on atur ay nig t at t. e .

home of Mrs Alfred lndge. the guest of Mrs. Mary A. Albin.
.were five tables and the oitair prov
ed a very enjoyable one.
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
William E. Street next Saturday.

W

There
The best

i) F Rcllhan. formerly of Noroton

Heights. spent a brief vacation with

his mother and with his sister. Mrs. 31233;? M3": ::£J%yg‘gsgd2mm“

.losephJ Quinn. of this toga. {leglu a 3' a y

recently returned from and e-

meats. where he has been treated for daMIBflTIiiopi’ilellyei-Eiuti’udi‘glidNylon!”
ieumatism. lie is now connected with y 9 “y

c llartiord division oi the New Ha- William ll ry Candeld has goho to

 

The entertainment in the series pro-

Vided by the Men's Club of the Con- Ml“ Fibrehce Jones of Brid

. Remit.

”amigfihgaumg mafia: in: 05h: ls residing with Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert.

entertainer at "t a create: and there I" “‘9 present

i ' Ma danic‘e “gm... 'l‘arw‘n ”mum“ M
iii to lies smyuta ouii as . a dim ~

tortotnmont proved it P a?“ 3“” III ISIIIIII" V- A- C- .

and those who Attend were will

 

WBSTPOR‘I.

w Amm- ”a: lvonlng
em? all... was

above will resolve prompt

Mrs. (3. ii Olmstoad ill hack train it
visit with lrieadn and relatives in

 

 
 
 
 

 

1*"th ltion wi
A social in to be given by the dea’ .ym Wm. «unit
”some at the Methodist church. on
m't‘iii‘i’i-uihiy night it the horse at tail 'lut "0'.de

There is to he a inhaling or the ‘
Womcos Bededcient society or the
(mammalian church. Wednesday as

whoop at the tin

William ii hair is to address them
of kink.” Arlhti

 

. , I. tit P ‘
Pa ordained as pastor in Greene yFill‘mI
roll tonight. As resident of that see-

ai the town the event. will tend
to attract all livers there with a large
representation from this and also. A ‘P a
t our oi , goailtors will

 

at“ least ought to have known enough ‘.:
to select one from Westport and not
to?“ own it tor ‘a c (use.i Said . ‘
do? be it hhtiit “Pith W5 Lloyd
all w howkbatrs the city wdilsdn
the policemen too. and there wits Joe
Hyatt. goodness knows, he's so well
acquainted with Bridgeporters that
the only fault to be found in select-

to ing a day iasmd of. Milli
to do the circuit from the court
to State street. then too Judge Brad-
ley has been over the line enough
times to to st to the Arcade and How-
ia‘nd’s wit out the slightest tangle but
no. Lewis hall to (to stray from home
and as a result they say be came near

 

Mrs. Fundy thliiilell is very sick,
with pneumonia

WW
Mrs Minnie Gijegory is visiting rela
time in Brtlpitlll

3W .
Mr. Varum ids“ tiring with inflam-
matory rheunialisP. “ “

Albert Welhlt‘i {this t Monday in
New Y'ork on intuition:I

Newton Pillow. oi‘ Bridgeport. spent
Sunday at his hntae, hero.

 

 

 

Arthur Oviens, of New York was

 

Mrs. C. Buttery, oi: Ppplsr Plans.
visited Monddy Mrs. George Bhutan.

 

 

Mrs. Alice Sims, of Bridgeport vis

 

is spending this week at be: home
here.

 

lose. 0

 

Charles Coggswcll of New Yotlt.
Spent Sllndii} with‘ his grandmother.

 

moved to the (‘rnvIl'ord homestead.

i
the evening's exer
al' is also in attend
stirs as a delegate (rota the Gallstone-
tioaal Church.

ii NEW.» CANAL“.

.‘.IW Bartowm visited hieI family in
l circuit-western”. ,

Wilt lion slid mil. can. iiiive
been vitiitiilg in new. you: ‘ciii‘. .

DnTilomao 'Pl‘ busy and who have
sister. Mrs. Thom
to line. in New Yditli.

The Five and Ten Cent Store adver—
iised to open shortly
house. has been abandoned.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

rite pairwise rename? ~
‘ Plat er & Bildléir rammed: A GENERAL ', “

 

 

 
 

or the church. A number from this
place will attend.

 

 

 

 
 
 

in the Opera

tering and paint shop in S. R. Glitches-
ter's building. in Forest street.

 

John Devanna. who is ill
home or his daughter on Richmond
.is somewhat. improved.

 

 

Buecoo visited in New York. Satur-
day and saw Maude Adams in “Peter EDWIN H. "5"!!le
JOHN H. KNAyt’iI

quoI til. tint-row. cm II
blntcroi‘d

 
 
 
 

 

in him would he the necessity for , I‘

will.

 
 
 

Horace Johnson, Frank Brant and.
Charles M. Griellel visited with Elmer
E Roscoe. in Dorian. Silhday. .

Miss Marion Rae. Miss Inez Barton
and Miss Augusta Scofleld have been
visiting friends in New York. .

Pan."

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

Mrs. Shernliitl oilsert‘iiiid Mrs. Alice

winning a gold brick Cook are on Pym“ ““3th A sociable will be held Wednesday»

evening. at the home of Carl Schnei-
tier Seileck' s Corners. for the benefit

W

. SPECIALS.

Our Best Butter, per lb. ...... 25c

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Downs moved

CRAMURY' to Southport oil Saturday,

annually train date or issue. Business I

W‘s—b-
Chester Pam-her. at Stamford. spent
Sunday at his home here.

 

Hdnim-ri Meeker is dangerously ill.
and in [mi expected to recover.

 

‘iliiss Elizabeth Gordon has spent a

lit Strictly Fresh Eggs ...... ' ..... 26c
few days with Mi’s. P. B Perry. P.

 

. nits was the we“ of Good Family Flour? per bag ...... 600
Mrs. W P world last week. I

3 pkgs. H. 0. Pancake ....... . ..... ‘2 5c

 

.. Fitch, who baa been on
he sli'k_ list for ‘lwo weeks.
J. Ross. of. New H veil. spent Bun- proving,

day at Willilitii Cons eil'll.

' 2 lb. pail Cottolene .............. 21c

 

Mrs. D. 0. Chase. is quite ili.
soii‘in-law. Charles Scofield. has re-
calling on "“311“! here On Silille- covered from an illness of several days
with grip and rheumatism.

Compound Lard, per lb. , Round Clams, 30c qt.

”:LL'zth;ri-lc:l.ndo of fresh fish at rca- Fine: Building Lo P
nil NbRWALK rails

«Dacross. .. .. .. .... .. .W.

W Prawn
MARKET For prices, particulsr‘a‘nd firm

Jacob in. has “

 

. W. Bradley returned last week
from St_ Vincent's Hospital in Bridge-
A. Case is worklnx .111 lllwell. Mass port. where he has been for several
He will soon rP‘eiiioVe his family there. weeks.

 

Biomass Ave. III-i Inst. Norwalk. cl.

Tot. Call 223-4;

His health is much improved.

 

Norileid t‘. range has put-chased n pl
lied her aunt. .hirs. i). A. t‘illow last me which has been installed in the
week. lTown Hall. the present p‘lhco oi meet-
“8.
Miss Frances Gregory or Daubury. Grange Hall is erected. , .

 

 
 
 

 

. East End of Washington Street Bridge.

 

, The Young Men 24 Club will meet on
saturday. instead of Thursday evening,
P. MilllOlR‘)‘ and family Of NOTYOiki at the ( ongregationui parsonage
have moved into Mrs Biirltcvs cot- young ladies will ,1qu meet with Mrs.
hively. at the same time when all
—- '-‘ will practice the illusion music.

 

P, tresation‘a 0 PP
J course was sloth e

. mad 9.-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

reprietore

 

,...—.

George Schleuier has opened a lot-

 

 

Miss Helen Then and Miss Florence

 

_—

Rev Louis F. Berry 0: the Congre-

WWW

.... maintains

 

 

 
 

”sold at $100 each in amounts
0 to". 810. 000,. pay 3 per cent semi-

esteblished ten years. Ten thousand

request.

R. L. OOBURN. General Agent.
iii So. Main st.. South Norwolk.
W

THE PEOPLE'S FISH, AND QYSJPER

Old Salvation Army Building.
South Norwalk.

WilliamH. Meeker

General

 

 

 

 

‘Gontractor and am.
STEAM HEATH-l; MORTGAGEB.
iHoaest Work and Ample Ex-

A social under the direction of Miss
Mrs. David C-oitgsweli Eula Perils will be givenP on the ev ell~
* lag of April it. at the residence or Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis. of Norwaili. Charles Scoliold. in. “in purpmm at
and John Warren and family have raising money to purihaae flowers for

 
 
 

 

 

 

unis-t

Mrs. John Evaneski. who was oper
alert on at the Not walk Hospital Wed

 

Rtibcy ulll visit this Misses Elite! and
Verna Gregorv in Nortvliit. Wednes-
day.

 

GEORGETOW N.

 

 

Samuel Caniield homestead.

”a”..- n...—

Clidord Hantord. or Bridgeport.
spent Sunday with his mother.

 

Mrs. Charles Albin. at Stamford. ls

 

The Georgetown Book Club has pur.
chased another lot. of new books.

 

Mr. Elwin has built a line. new barn
on the place he haught at Umpawag.

 

 

Dsnbury to ivs with his nephew tor
the present.

 

 

top over ndtlit.

 

mother i iii in the nasal

Prior. who he’s taken the
“WT the Metropolitan» to in
furnace Company. will move its tam-
ii“ to WWW about. the diet at Ap-

aim.»

 
 
 

 

Fred Lem ”Null

via: Walter on hid meet it
on account 11hr being lid!
wlfl the stamps. ‘

nil mtt. who is w it
than: riioplim

 

r at a social fit“ on m mi "furlfigslm

tram Gourd P

ilonsi personage on Thursday sigma“ , I.“ 33% n 1;: ,
' I I 2"“ lilo .

is

When you use a

 
 
 

 
 

Gas Heating

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

heartily for tumors is doing nicely . ‘
Mrs. Jean Crank and Miss Maude a i ,. pars.

w. havii endedvoro'd it all time!
John Pryor has bought the James ‘0 Willi 00" WWW"! III I." “‘0
Corcoran place. market afforded, and our selection of.
Mrs. J. F. Kearns has rmlmpd to handsome wall coverings this season
her home in Bristol. we think a crowning triumpth. We are

“harder Barrett has bought the old IIX'WI I° ““0 W“? “dim“. "P0“
them.

 
 
 

No troubleito light
nor to extinguish

' Prices $2.00 Up

torrential llillviu
liilli Lighting in.

 
 
 
 

Piper Hangers
hanging wall paper.

 

 
 

Trucker“. illillllS‘, Hanselulnlslilnu
Bods. Pihliii‘ Supplies.

 
 

Window Blind». Picture Framing.

Cloth Window Shades with Wings.
260: White curator Poles, with Filt-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Painllnu Infidel flinging.

L ii. “€9ng

‘A Jack of all Trades

o want when the

 

 
 
 
 

ptlhg‘lmlliliu “FRI” “tumult?“ P

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

cash-lu- I. new.
man warn

us WWG’I‘DN “It!“
Iii-no 101-st

ally Line. his Y.

leviathan.
m ‘ . '3 n

'l i AMHMIA. MINDY.
tum would! suit Item Fitting.
D‘Wilbililm‘lm to. Hermite

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

perience.

 
 

voir, has been sold to P. ill. .
a member of the Chlcdiio Ti‘

staff. Many improvements

.jIQU‘IlH IND—MK;

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court. e no l-ltorlrd

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

cam
J n H.K

as rarrraarn SHARES Admit:
New York Reelty Owners Cd. WNW ”It‘ll!“ John H.» bi

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

shillifii‘odid’diif" littlest: HOT-El. VICTORi

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ricer .2. his: '“

LIthb 1b.“ eoc troll

I. r" 8 '6 2°! cry room honing. '

RATES REASONAILI. lam
stocked Cold in donnmiitn.

A lot line or Acker Morril

Choose and White Fllh. 10c lb. etc Go.- celebrated Wines. quito‘l‘lclhiinl’

 
 

White Halibut. 12c lb.

Sliced Salmon, 10c lb. .

smells. 120 lb.

Fresh Herring, 7e lb. Cigars alWey‘o- on hand.
Spanish Mackerel, 12c Ib.1‘ J, SULLIVAN
Flat Fish, 7: lb.

jl'ol‘cphono call. its-42‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ms Jamil n. LilW’”

AGENCIES;
nu. INSURANCE. some. ’

COAT TICKETS: PROM‘TE
PATENTB SEGURW’?‘
I 80MB MAIN cranium
Tel. Cali. 4“.

 

ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 547.

rWo sour'Fi-‘rioawam MEN 1"
LUCK.
Both had Endowments paid them
this month by the Conn.| General Life
ins. Co. The investment was so good .
they insured again in the some com
pany. Why don't you?
F. H. FIELD, General Agent.
United look Bldg. 8o. Norwallt, Conn
Telephone 33H.

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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aside live god" has a steel
of lip row, are p more pro
pitious time for buying aiiy Furl. We
have a great variety oi beautiful Set:
to choose from at low prices. Cloaks.
Suite. Children: Coats and Dresses
A full line at line Mllilnery to be sold
at low prices. Call at

Till hit that hill in Store,

a melanoma eraser.
Ifli' donmnmooun.

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Water St... South aural. avcnv nova construct timid

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

should he nullified "stun.
snow white. oneoiece "Stitldlfl"
colain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever snoop ed to
how delightfully convenient it
in to have hot and cold running ‘
star in your dressing chamber.
ng apartment at iii-st flaunt . .
P room? its presence would m '
. the higost degree of comfort. .
We will gladly quote you prim“!
.v plumbers are strictly compotut’r

_, chaniol. honest and reliable.

Horace R. It

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

DAVID mm P .
Marci am
and Innis-liner.

ll m Mold .0.

Rummy 0 Washington

TGIOIMI at m,

 
 
 
 

why don't ”monitored
q..'lnltli Add Ill "‘
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