Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, August 17, 1906 · page 7

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Mrs. cues Wood’s condition remains
about the same. ,- ' ‘

 

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Robert Jeselovsky is having a large
addition builtto his store in Benedict
Farms. ‘ » . , .

lat-s. Golgi“; of Bprlngdal‘e. has re‘
turneditrdil‘lifa pleasant “v'isit‘ln mast

 

Norwaik.’ '

Mr. and Mrs; Milton Elwood have:
returnedlrom a vacation spent at Dr-
ono. Me.

 

 

Captain Charles Dacroas. who has
been ill. is able to attend to business
once more.

The oyster steamer Edith A. is haul-
ed out on the beach at Gregory's Point.
to be repainted.

 

Miss Marion L'Hommedieu is ex.
pected home tomorrow from a trip to
Staten island. ‘ '

 

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lies Mabel Dickson. of Branchville,
spent last. Friday in East Norwallr. as
the guest of her father.

 

George Sherwood and family have
moved from Winiield street to South
lain street, South Norwailt.

Mrs. Emeline leopard. of Stamford.
' is the guest of Mrs. C. H. Jimmerson.
at their home in East Norwaik.

The tug Stamford is now doing the
towing for The Norwollrs, while the
Addie V.-is out of commission.

 

 

 

 

was M. E. Jackson has returned to
her home on Long island. alter a visit
with friends and relatives here.
W

“ I”. L."iiaIrcI.“*wm hss'resigued his
position as steward on the flagship
Lydia, left here today for New Yorh

‘ state.

Violin L'Hommedieu will lead the
Junior Band meeting in the East Ave-
see Methodist Church basement, to.

night.

There was a goodly attendance last,
t at the prayer meeting in the
hodlst Church. Rev. n. Cunning-

has: led the meeting. ‘

Miss Mary Hain and Adeline Mer-
riam returned home otter a delightful
visit at the home of Miss Hain's aunt.
firs. W. T. Woodworth, of New Haven,

 

 

 

 

& Contractor Leslie Csmble's launch
. x was used this morning in carting
, ' r poles to Tavern island. with

. hich to construct a rustic fence for

1'. Hill. Jr. .

. Mrs. Twins and two daughters. and
Reba Simone and that Sarah
filth. of ltast avenue. left this morn-
dgi on the 9:46 train. on route for
Witt Hermon Msss.. to attend the
_ " nation of hire. Twiss’ sou. ii.“ San-
, Crossed.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

KM the surprise party gives last

‘ ,. aesdsy night at the home or alias

hmlih. 1i Hawkins avenue. the

‘ amusing feature was s colts est-

. contest. 'i‘hev‘prise, a large and

handsome shoceiatb cake. was award-

-sll Arthur Johnson. Art divided the

:priae among three ct his most inti-
lsts friends.

The latest class or the last Norwanl

school a
”and, Wednesday afternoon.
_ were eighty pressli. and the
‘ u “‘33:; Flemish?" 3.2%
o s es -
. res was so-
for“. there were rstreshdlsstsot its

 

 
 

; gonad, to go tor. a,glass‘ oi water at

, akin it”
Women
to salvage.

he’s. succellsful Eaftair in the
ghost degree. Miss Emma. alter ro
Instill-.iromrardse‘s visit, was re-

s well. n r which' the party was
in hiding. .hile doing this the com-
parauhgup'n vig , fathom. ”lid hill;

'9. .. _. l' ..ii~,,lleliii 1;. .70., i a
gag! Tia-l?“ was !hosting: ”Zion-
“, .‘V .. . W999”; ,. .9!“
:3le gamrfr‘efre lime: :‘Ef sand-
c ea, es in cream on t,w,ers
it”. ed. gli‘oliowiug are the sands, and
gutters? oi'those 3:0 flanged! ills:

,_ne.., m
flefiifiglééz? filskohlts Banks. :3-
, ‘r. ., .w ll ,automo. l
tuber-stile»... , automobile;
Miss Edith Jonson. ghast; lilies Ai-
berth Bell. gypsy; Miss May Blackman.
glaring-Miss :3“? lactation. huge;

as or ..ill,,‘ , ese adv: in
tiny Merritt. .mthrmaid; Miss Gertrude

alien. ,. ‘ : Ills Margaret Reil-
i , witfih‘; it , th Terry. Colonial;
Niel sol " Croix. dancing girl;

ice ‘ therine Hurphy. dancing girl:

lss Minnie Cilarenshaw. Liberty:

iss. e- ltohinson. witch; Miss

toms , as. bliss Jessie Jacobson,
lira. bowler, Mrs. R. Smith, George
Barnes. Uncle Joe; Frank Keene, Aunt
Clots; Harry Taylor, cowboy; Arthur
Johnson. burglar; Ray Busted. ild
lady; John Oilsrenshaw. old lady:
Charles. sens. 8n. Earl Banks and
Charles eepe. Jr.

 

 
 
 

 

. ~Itchiug. torturing skin eruptions.
dismal-e. may. drive one wild. Dean's
Din ent brill? quick relief and last-
ing cures. F fty cents at any drug
sure. .

 

Rowavrori

..._._

Captain Judson Williamson is at
Greenwich. which he lsgpaiuting his
sleep Ruby. .

W. W. Neuor, of Los Angeles. presi-
dent of the Central Oil Company. of

Southern California, has been visiting
at S. C. Horton's. .

__...._....__
. Charles "em“; of River street.
who owns several tine cows or blooded
stock. has talren a few customers in
order to disperse of his surplus milk.

 

 

hire. W. I". Ainbler and son Tracy.
who are spending a couple of weeks
in South Salem, near Lake Waccsbuc.
are expected home tomorrow.

i, Charles Tattle, of Railroad Place,

 

his place. hey are entirely covered
with blossoms now. and present a very
pretty sight.

Work on the Methodist Church is
progressing nicely and it is expected
that the improvements will be com-
pleted and the church ready for occu-
panoy early in September.

 

 

Raymond Bros. have purchased the
Charles lsowndes property in Rows]:
too. This propsrt includes s tine.
large lot with a dwelling house and
quite on extensive stretch of deolt
property.

Mortimer Ogdoo'a new house has had
one cost at tit on the outside and
is resdy‘tor nlshlng. As soon as the

 

pied by one oi the popular brakenisa
on the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad.

Ap lee will be so scares "in this
Note» this tell. a the prospect
'will be the some tor a number ,

years. due to the? has Jose scale.
which is itiillng the trees by hut
tirade. Whole orchards which are now
to their prime. and shouldde hu
ends of barrels ot series. are our .
dead. some is ve sprayed
their trees. but that doesn't seen:
cause desired results. '

Watchfihis Space

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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, as}: moratorium“
W grantel

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

has two hsdqges of golden glow about ,

tier-went an operation at his home for

 
 
 
 
 

 

have been at the iambert homestead
this season. have‘returned permanent.

 
 
 

 

 

anterior is made readytlt will be occll~ d

 

 
 

NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.

 
 
 
 

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moon trout! u' lilu’oloelr.’

‘ PM. JR“ Mo,m_‘ug to asses.
:32" etude again the Westport Water

angel, hands. iii

":1?“ were d
~ u it, would be at a is M r.
t on the Philadelphia" pr‘u- tea" «13:3:- .
ed. yet“prsctioaliy at the mercy, or the :
‘i , arid, , rt Hydraulic Co. for

actual
WA important question is whether
that town is in it still. and with the

_ “Congregational Church Home i‘
_ . apartment is to! in ssoclsl this aim

, , ntiy eut-
a > mum“. J ‘
“ r a post- ‘

 
 
 

 
 

 

the iranchise is worth even the doors ‘ ‘

proposed. Ofdcial "noti
at; “ST”? gains“ a to tb t.
0 fl , Ell N umor. _ it
The arthropod“: ' oestioh “is" whether
times rooohiu tor snow “contrao
ohobcsgga‘v‘or sol‘ile'tiling' oi‘ s" misup as

but it may be obviated at this time by
right being giventho Fire District
90mm»!
that matter.

mime Ann" Menorah.

Mr. «and Mrs. Sands Bishop. of Nero-
ton. is visiting tar. Bishop’s sister.
Miss Josie Blellop.‘ oi! North Statutord
avenue. Penna.

 

The due clear air, sunshine and
northwest breese have been hailed
with; delight after so much depressing
weather. Farmers are‘eiso using it
to iinish their much delayed haying.

 

A most enloyable dance was given
last Saturday night‘ at the Noroton
Fire Department house by a party
of young people from the Wee Burn
Golf Club and Calendars Poiut. Al-
exander Campbell's orchestra was
present and rendered some at its best
mus o.

. »*

Samuel Lockwood, of North Wilton.
has kbeen seriously ill during the' past
was .

 

 

lire. .William Godfrey, of South Nor-
walk, is visiting her son. William L.
Godfrey.

 

————.

Miss Ruth Treadwell. of Weston. is
Bulging her grandmother. Mrs. Francis
to Y. *

 

Mrs. Russell, of titratford. spent last
Friday and Saturday with her sister.
Mrs. Oscar lollsnd'.»

Mrs. McQueen. of New York. has
been a recent guest of his sistenin.
law. Mrs. Bruce McQueen.

 

The golf tea and tournament was not
held last Saturday. several members
of the club being absent.

 

 

lira. Herbert Ogden and son Charles
have returned from a few days' visit
with relatives in Southampton, L. l.

 

Mrs. N. M. Belden. of Astoria. was
the guest Wednesday and Thursday
of Mrs. Mary A. White. of Cannon.

George Cornfield. who recently un-

 

gaugreue on the toot. is doing nicely.

 

Mrs. A. W. Morwln and family and
T. F. Gilbert and family returned on
Saturday trorn several weeks' at the
(lauit cottage, Compe Bosch.

 

Mrs. Oliver Dowing and family, who

iy to their home in Flothush.

 

Jack Frost's advance agents. the
h ydids. made their 4 but last Setup
evening. stridenty proclaiming
that in sis weelts summer will be ever.

lira. ,I. I. Hoyt and~daughter bliss
Hanoi Ho”. Md son lisrie. are spend.
louse week out in. and now. rt
Beers. oi Coverser. street. in Ridge-
paid. ill-s. Hoyt will return to her
hunger cottage on loll island nest

t r

1‘

at
. tonal :# ist Eur
day schools. of not old. will be he d
on Tuesday. August list. at Roton

Point. A special,.trsis will issue
, V out o a. mood returning
drill leave

The annual eacuraioo and .pionic
llathod

 

ed their on ad
:hsir annual illilhid st union all!

. y. leversi Jumbo trolley oars
gm reeuirsd to tabs the members at

 

3 . new causes.
’fls-ss—as

v award leliech is visiting his par-

fate at Isott's Careers.

, ale—W
'1

it given or ‘
videos. at. the ,

the town his in it still, and with the "
has been the case for several years. ‘
,. with power to set. to settle 1 ‘ f . , ‘

Chester Whiter. Oi Bouthport. bile

been a guest of his triends. Oscar
Schmidt. horith avenue. tor a few

Bout Norwalli at 5:45 pm. ‘
church sacrum triends to the s j.

ant-um."
a.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

days.

fracture of
age. is able

necessitated

 

sine run .
Butter iifish
Silver: Bed
globes and

Weak Fish

able prices.

1.5. and.

l

as

be the

 

 

j ' brewers-d .
5421a? calories mm

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- The improvements that, have been
K0111: on at the Country Club are com-
pleted. and the club‘l
lshlng condition. ‘

. William Mournth‘; who cluttered a

. Charges‘Wing. fig“ .
man. was soon , Dresser
taco to make him common in his. »

F‘reshF’ .r.

Steak Cod and White Halibut . . . . ilc
Bonita Mackerel

All other kinds ilsh selling at mason-

Due

hm“! ' *
. “snowshoes“ , 'mwmfi

Oh and‘si' “defrost

.toliooinctums

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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s new in a dour-

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the skull“ several months
to be out» The fracture

an operation.» .

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10o

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cent runner:

iii‘ "Stu; .15; mum ‘

install

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f Wzdnesday, tor acute

u. umt

» 9, can ~,

her“ my clam, W’- .
. iveo for, hechange.

ed on by Dr.

 

tit knee.

ti .
ih valuable bay mfi’,
Co missioner Buckner.
.isgtlui poisoning: Mr. Buckner has a
surn'merresidclice in silver-mine. and
has several valuable horses. The sick

 

ri‘lowned by

 

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\. 1'; ”with

‘l’aipters’ shuts.“
Crockett-

_ ,Gltggsujer‘o.’

. Houseiiuruishino
Goods.

Cloth w‘ndo' Shad“. Vim mm: ”a
White Curtain Poles. with iixtures. 100

Picture frames and Window
.suesuaerordor.

Painting and, "
Doom-

: Lil.“ ilEGfKER.
cmmm
rel. can. stratum...

rmk It
‘ fit is Good

‘ brunt. moment are. son.
0 better“o We deliver it in your

, . 81. per case-(st bottles.) u-
shers at lowest brim. Tel. 151-18. .

Central Hotel,

domes Monroe and Mat Insets.
tooth Norma Benn.
Wilhelmina“ .

A Jack. ot'.tll..'lrades

seamen mums»
. Inmate lately?!
z arose

mkm»)y0 .,...t d a.

ant-wort a. asuaoloj'.
M‘ Tm “Cm Fm
a a2... Otrsst. as. wet-eon

3‘» to. to thirty on s'»

‘ is the.

j. MM"
4'! Brooklyn, 1

 

Jo in Cunnl‘ ‘ flint
W r’hld‘lfl'

 

, _§ days, Tuesday I evening;
m

Richard Kelley/who has histamine
re idence on Bliss'sflill. has bodijdh
stretcbetmaeaoanduedg, . .
it are saturated: wtthicrude; else
got tfor“ the "purpose f "or? ’ ' allay ng‘ th
us _. . ~

 
 

 
 

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‘ ‘ REDDI‘NG.RXDGE.‘L
urn—.1 ' ‘

The Ridge inn has all the board
it can accommodate and on Sued

 

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ford. with members of their familiet‘
have been enjoying a season oi! re:
, creation at Fairiield Bea h. , ,

 

three times sent heme‘by the Dsnbury
hospital. She became very violent
last Monday and showed a disposition
to do harm to her four children.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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The Mary. flashlight. area
latter-,9»ih.,‘..........‘......

Williarna’ Root Beer Extraoh.
bottle - ‘

..... see

2 Case Alaska Galleon. 4......
such: Root narrate-cow

O oi! sws a,o.I.s‘e as: up... late

 
 

ee-es-es s.

8 Cane Early June Peas ...'..r'..
2 In P‘". Luf'LIM as e le e'e

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'4 "Ann M

 

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DAVID w‘. Raynonn.

and Embalmsr.
is North Main. at. loath.

 

 

leer ' . us
rtmmo Jilin emu.

. man ,3 ,,
HOT WATERS!“ 7 .6.
or an: Hits _ , -

- ‘srevss sun as "‘
ILA?!» anemia“ , .

Have you seen our steel:
RICHMOND RANG V
m JONES & Hercules:

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17 WA“: "RICE.

 

 

 
 

 

 

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tylt’ed up. "Hewtslroseutenced j ‘
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last served a large number or trade-5 A
. lents with meals. 1‘. n . a.»

Stephen , Seniol‘d and Charles San-'5" '

Sin Mnetown;
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Brinsmode. of 1‘

lo! cattle in and about the

‘ > lme. escaped indury. >

Nerwsik.‘

 

m Vittoria ;

 
 
 
 

spasm Monday night, and was :

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

St. Louis. alter a prolonged
Narragansett Pier. are guests _,
,Brinsmade's sister, hire. John ,0. ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Edward J. Miller. with .
Plait as the partner in the, it
is arranging to reeusase in that
ductien e! miilr. They will unite
giive to seven cans daily.

' During the serene thunder , '
dost week lightning nucleic ‘ e.

of W. Burr Hill near Quorum
.tere oi: patches oi shingles
however. setting the herd
'eg inside wae,.kllledgand

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

are thrown into a “panic ,
ho was putting up the cattle.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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