Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 26, 1891 · page 1

 

 

 

eshall build our reputation on our
4.: ,ds and the foundation can never be

e well bred and well dressed gentlemen
mall times pay particular attention to their
nckwear, we have put in the most exqui-

‘Iline of

Also our

Spring Overcoats

I offered in this city.

ttract and seem to be What the trade are

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86 WASHINGTON STREET.

CONN.

SOUTH NORWALK. CONNn ;

EASTER AT THE CHURCHES”

Till 0110185 Emilia!!!“ "if!
IUBICAlr PROGIAIIIB.‘

Ipsslat services Anna's! tor the nay—M
Its-day Island We Want! run-M
lsrvlcss la the Iva-tag.

Aspsclsi Buster ssrvics will be reu-
dered at the Booth Norwulk Congregur
tiooul church Sunday morning, and in
the evening a Sunday school concert
will beglvrn. The programme in full
is given below:

neutrino an 10:80 o'cnocx.

Recitation. "Songuf luster,“ ........... Bel
School Song, ‘ Praise Bin. Praise Bits."
llccltnlion "luster Tide." .Blnslc Lyon
Choir Anthm,‘ 'Boltg of the Michal}. Proclich
Radiation .................... humanism-r!
Hymn by school, 411 in Land: Domini.
ltscltntlon,“\’lslom of Beaven.”.llss Blla Bllrdcn

litres Jessie and lie-ls Lyon. Janie Puuzdt,
hulls nbendrothMIsBosothnuis Icovllle
Recitation, “The host Chord," .Adllaida Proctor

Ire. ids 9. Keep, organ accompanying.
Remarks by Ir. Edward Beard.
Collection.

leiosingIoog.. ..........Bymutdil.audesntmlui
The choir of the church has been sug-
lmenteil by the addition of the following
persons, who have very kindly given
their time and services to the rendering
of the Easter music. The organist. lfr.
D. E. Disbrow, would take this oppor-
tunity to express his thanks publicly fbr
the favor: Mics Annie E. Hall, lien
Anna Peck, Miss Bessie 8. Holmes, Miss
Emma Warren, Mrs. Joseph Fillow, Mr.
l‘nuISchullze, Mr. Edward Intelmure,
Mr. hinnson Pardee, Sir. Edward Rus-
sell. The decorations of the church are
to be from Robert G. Hsnford‘s green
houses, and Edward Beard will also very
kindlycootribute cut flowers and potted
plants from his private green boners.
lilies Jennie K. Nash, organist of the
Nurwulk Congregational church. has
prepared the lollowing musical pro.
Rratnme for Easter morning:
Donnie”.
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Hymn—“Welcome Bnppy lacing". .. . . . .calkfns
Rerponec after i rayon-“lay the Place."
onertory—‘Vl'hey have taken away my Lord" Iiulner
amp-'cnsysmmmmsmsmfinsmnn
Hymn—"Thencycf Imam“. ....Emurt
The subject of the pastor’s sermon
will he: “The Resurrected Christ the
Hope of the World.” In the evening
there Will he a specially prepared Easter
praise culture. The members of the
choir are as follows: liiss Minnie P.
Fritz, Miss Lydia Becor, Alisa Lulu
Stanley and Eva Woodhull, sopranoe;
lire. R. D. Keefer, lies Kate Bartram.
altos; Fred Force, tenor, and Julius
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GFIELD (it HOYT

fiddled inventory and received our new spring stock, we are prepared

pntronn of South Norwnlk some big bargains.

.DREBS GOODS.

88 inch Plaid. 12in a yard,rennlri1 price 181:. ‘

88 inch Plaid Flannel, 25:: a yard, regular price 35c.
1” inch Plaid Serge, 851: a yard, regular price 42c.

so inch All Wool Serge, 53¢ a yard. regular price 6517.
‘5 inch All Wool Henrietta, We a yard. worth 851:.

V A FULL LIFE 01" BLACK HENRIETTAS AND Skill} ES

" LADIES’ HOSE.

‘ Stripe, 1 worth this. Fast Black, 111: worth the.
made. 0:, «111.231: Fast Black, we: worth 851:.
tAngcil’s, 'Nc. worth 40c.

Smith a Angeit'u
CHILDRIN’Q HOSE.

, 35c worth 4' .
FM Buck, Ribbed, 5 to 10. 100 worth 14c.
Past Bison, Ribbed. 5 t010.12lc worth ids.
Grey lined, d to 10,100 worth the.
that Black. Nubian Dye, hi to 0;. 24s, worth 80c.

GENTS’ HOSE.

Blamiess Ball Bose. 10c worth lite.

Bhnw Knit Half Hose. 28o worth She.

[sat Black Drclpprd Btlcltrd. lac worth 85c.
If Hose, are worth 30:.

wlnotpsrtaitusuto mention the many bargains we have,but among

If? 71%.... WWW“. mm yank, 5 one It 3 .

Lndlss’ Handkerchiefs, Mo per d1 can.

t FIELD 85" HOYT,

I7 Washington Street, South Norwalk.

The following is the special music
which will be rendered at the South Nor.
walk Methodist church by the choir,
lira. Newhirk, Miss Sadie Bodwell, so-
prrruoe; bliss Bonus, contrulto; Horace
Hirsch, tenor, and Frank Nash, hart:
“Jess-Llrssnohioger Kow"...............Dykss
‘Chrlst Our PW ....................... Lloyd
‘Ye Crofts of low Jerusalem" ........ John White
“Holy. Duly, Holy" ................ . ..
"Glory he to God" ...................... ll. Wilson
in the evening the Sunday school will
hold a concert, rendering the following
programme:

Anib‘em-"Chrlst is Risen" .
....N

Reading
Anthem-“Bu is Bison"
Recitation ...............
flinging by school ......... lb. Nd! flinch Hymnal

Under the direction of Ira. S. H-
fiuutlngton the following programme
will be rendered by the qunrirttl of tlt
Paul's church:

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Frank W. Biscuit, of B'smlord, wlll
preside at the organ. The quartetts ls
‘ as follows: Ilse Aunts if. Weed,»
prnno, Irv. B. if. Huntington. court-alto;
Br. “round I. Grow, tenor; Br. Iver
stt Bayes. bun.

he terriers at the loath liorvrulk
Baptist march wfll its as follows:
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Tbs quarlstte, composed of tiles Hubs]
Burrs. soprano: idles Ituy Punsrlt. con-
tralto; W. 8. “till, team, and B. P!
Morgan. bars. will render special music
In the evening a Sunday school locum
will be given.

The following is the programme which
will be given at Trinity church Sunday
morning:

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cdhtchur‘cbes will bshsld in thslstho

odhtohurchatllm o'clock s. In. In
sftcruccnuprsyer meeting will he

a lo till Baptist church from too un—

tilpiilo o'clock .

Futon Services will he held in the
‘Nolwalk Isthodist Episcopal church. in
till "suing, befitting at 7:48 o’clock.
in” Noble will conduct the Opening

«I. Dr. Vsn Alstyns will speak
“Some stthsDrrties of Christian
, airship." Bingiagby the choir of
church. Thcpnblloeordlallylnvltcd.
’ crawl :heheldln’l'rinity church,

a. in. any 7:”
not.
At St. Paul’s church there will be

W seniors and sermon at 10:!” a. m., and

Olertory—vlnstw 'i’riuniph Anthem.
Byron Ill.

The music will be rendered by the
double quartetts, the names of the mem-
here being as follows: hits. Dunning,
lire. E. 8. Bennett, sopranos; Miss liar-
iettnCouch. lira. Dennis, altos; Talcott
Hull, Edward Slater, tenors; W. 0.
Perry, Nelson E. Raymond, basses. lire.
R. J. Sawyer will preside at the organ.

The following will he the order of ser-
vice at the Norwnlk Nethodist church,
Easter morning:

Themsofrsrmon-Chrisrmsenand Powerful.
(ligau Prelude. Ofltrtnisc in! Int ........... Batidn

commit}. mantra-nines...
hymn—The Day of Instruction, " .......... Ins
Anthem—Christ Our Passirvrr. ...

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Thnuoof sermon—Thaw and moduook.
Organ prelude—Grand Chorus in D.

Hymn-Christ the Lord is Bison," ............ Bnek
Anthem—Par Plumes the latter Horn," ..... Lorain
Ofl'ortory—Andnnte mus-o up I ........... Bath‘s
Anthem — Christ Our Passover .............. Holden
Hymn—Come, yc Saints. hook tiers and Wonder

Pastime-larch Caleb"...

The choir will be composed of the fol
lowing talent: Sopranos. Miss Ella J.
Byxbre, lire. F. 3, Lyon. Jr., hills Edith
Gomeiook; tenors, hfr. C. W. Boy t, Mr.
H. B. Wigbam, hlr. H. P. Prior; corr-
traltoa. hills Annie Stash, Mrs. J. P.
Francis, hliss Annie New-comb: Basses,
Sir. William L. Warren,kfr. Frank Com-
stuck, Mr. Frank Vail; organist, Prof. N.
K. Ferris; director, H. 1’. Price.

At the Norwnlk Baptist church Easter
morning, special selections will be ten
tiered as follows:

in the evening there will be a Sunday

evening prayer at 4:80 p. in.

Past Day services will be held stBt.
Mary’s church at 8 o'clock a. m., and
buttons of: the cross at 7:80 p. m.

The grocery stores at this end of the
town will be cloud all day.

The South Norwalk pcstcllicc will he
closed at 10:30a. m.. and will be open
for an hour between 5 and 6 o’clock in
the afternoon. The ushal morning de-
liveries and collections will he made.

Business will be generally suspended
in the borough.

The employees of Tun 8mm will
observe the day; consequently no paper
will be printed.

There willhe a general suspension of
business, the factories and most of the
stores closing all day. The schooh,
banks and emcee will be closed.

Th! Norwslk postoflice will close at
11:” o'clock n. m., for the reminder of
the day. The letter carriers will make
one delivery and one collection in the
morning, leaving the adios at 8 o'clock,
and a collection in the afternoon, start-
ing out at 4:30 o'clock.

I“! STORIES AND 80368.

The ladies of thalatbndist church Pro-
vide a Patriotic Entertainment.

There was alarge attendance at the
sociable given by the ladies of the leth-
odist church at Ira. James C. Crowe's,
last evening. This gathering was made

unusually interesting by the recihl of
pwmnnl war experiences by C. F. Hal
lock, Seth Remington and Rev. C. J.
North. liasKitty Hanna and kiss. 8
H. Ballgsoo, gate pretty and skillfui
plat; Dilutions and the church choir
accompanied by organist 8. 8. Batch,
led the assembly in singing many of the
old war songs. The parlors were decor-
ated with national flags, to that alto-
gether it was a very patriotic as well as
pleasing entertainment.

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Grand Innis-l front at the South floc-
waik Boston Itorn.

Professor Heine's orchestra will render
the following programme at the South
Norwalk store, Saturday evening. com-
mencing promptly at 7:30 o'clock. One
and all are welcome:

reboot concert, when the choir will sing: “I! “until

Allslslls Chorus.
latter mag

The choir of the East Avenue [1.8.
church will render a special programme
Sunday. in the morning they will sing
twu anthems, "Nearer my God to Thee,"
an-l “Christ the Lord has Risen twdey."
in the evening a Sunday school concert
will be given by the scholars, the choir
singing "Thanks he to God" and "Christ
our Passover."

Under the direction of organist Bren-
nan, “Weber's lass in 0" will be song
at St. Mary’s church Bundsy morning at
10% o '.clrick

TIIIBB TBA“ OLD.

Little Aunts-a nastineslsbrntsstnsnuut.
nlvnrunry of his Birthday.

The third anniversary of Addison Aur-
tin'r birthday was very pleasantly cele-
brated yesterday afternoon at the hours
of his person, Is. and Its. W. B. Aus-
tin, No. it Grove street. Twenty little
boys and girls of about hls own age
were provost. and from it until 8 do

. loan

in. they had the iolllsitkind of a time,“ one
or the greatest mount attraction hm ‘

trip the well filled rahlsofgoodier; mound
which they gathered at 6 o'clock. Those
present were Gertie and Inrgarst Hallo-
rsc, Homer and Cecil Crew, Florence
and Charles Oulhlll, Ethel and Bybli
llmlsin, Prankfitacley and Dale lay.

hr hsw, Artie and Barry Kenny, Basil and

Harold Austin, Victor Iberwood, Bins
mun. Arthur Hoyt, lflllln sbsrwood
and Florence Bauhaus. stsrsl of the
guests brought putty gifts for their little
boll.

In Pines Mus items.
Alfred and Alonso Knox, who ran
stray from hens Bouncy night, returned

m yesterday. having spent we preceding

sight in a burn on Orchard must. The
olderoossald hshndngood time, with
the useptiou of the night spent in the
burn.
r“ capsular-unleash“.
Osptntn Mk3. limb. of Guru by
G. of Dsahnry, has resigned. 1st

«w usually-Ids slsrk ts
' Multilevel-hurricane
“also?!

We shall make a special endeavor to
give the finest display of millluery goods
ever shown at any opening to town.

80cm Nonwau Booms mus

'lhs Jessa Inception.

hit. and tire. William C. Jesse tender-
ed a ricepiion to over one hundred of
their f mods at Germanic hull, fast even-
iiis. lir. Jesso made the address of
welcome. Dancing commenced early in
the evening and continued until nearly
3:00 o'clock this morning. lfrs. Jesse was
attired in white cashmere. trimmed with
gold braid. About Iidnight Caterer
D'Aitois served an elaborate collation.
Among those present from out-of-towu
were William J. Becker and Albert
Drasshrri, of New York. The event
was also the anniversary of iii. Becker's
birthday. Heine's orchestra furnished
music for dancing and Charles You

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tun utter massing the filed Blithe.

r Lodge. 1.0. O 1“, last evening
con cried the third drum on light can-
didutss. At the couelnloo oi the work
a very pleasant entertainment was giv-
en, which had been provided by Con
doctor A. L. Benedict. It opened with
a very amusing snubs entitled ”The Par
ads of listener’s Circus.” which sausvd
mush msrrlatsnt, and was followed by
well choirs and wellrsudsrvdresltntlons
by (leorngbslpley, Edward Bantu.
Charles Gsider.Johu E. Light, George
Ooflln. William Keith and Thomas Ber
rfneutber, an instrumental solo by ”.8.
flood. and a song by John Hadron.
There was a large utteodsusr. Butler
lodge is booming.

basalt“ Its my lease wins.
Tiardlby Dolley. adding in Bridge-
port, sloped with a pretty young girl
irritable Franciscan Iittlsovrrn year
ago. Yesterday broached up til-grinds
unknown to his wife and dmuvted her
and a thrss mostheold child.

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'iiunsoAY MARCH 26. 1391.

“:u‘m'sbsubary Rm appeared
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smalls-noun:

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Thersbaslorylu connectiouwithths
marriage which the whole town is
lsughlng‘ovsr. Ills Baldwin was so-
gagsd to George Icon, a machinist.
twenty five years old, son of Sylvester
floors,“ sngiuen on the Housatcnic
railroad, and be had sstabont furnishing
a house, expecting to be married next
Thursday. Frederick A. Wilda”.-
hnt finisher at lfailory It Bous’ shopmllo
paid court to Illss Baldwin. Sunday
morning they drove over toBrswstsrs

thsnlws of his fiance’s marriage, Ion
day morning, and going to the shop he
asked all hands out to celebrate the wed-
ding that took plscs snooty. His shop
rusteansee'iug' he was very happy over the
adsir extended their cougrstnlntbns and
went out and celebrated. lfiss Baldwin
is twenty-thresysurs old and is one of
the most attractive women in Dsnhnry.
Btnugetorelnts, there in no ill feeling
anywhere in the matter.

PEWBS.

he Golan and 00-h” af l'nopla
ms to lend About.

kilns rdcn, instructor in art of Mt.
Bolyoks college," is the guest of her sis-
ter, lfrs. 8. B. ldcllane, of East Norwalk.

Misses Ella and Jennie Morris, of
Brooklyn,nrs the guests of friends in
East Norwslk.

Arthur Russell is home to spend a
week’s vacation from Ya le.

Kr. and Ira. Willard Raymond and
daughter. of Bridgeport, spent yesterday
with T. 1. Raymond, of West street.

lites Sarah Loveridge, of New Haven;
Miss Turner, of Fairfield; lira. Peel,
lire. Worden sud Hrs. Wilson, of
Bridgeport, spent yesterday with lire.
David Beers, of High street.

Fred Hill, of Yale, is home to spend
the Easter vacation.

,i_ George and Will Lauder will come
home from Mt. Holly academy today to
spend the Easter vacation.

Iiiss 8. if. Ayres. of Northampton,
him. is the guest of F. St. John hock—
wood.

Dir. and Iirs. J. 8. Downs, of the bor-
ough, are visiting friends in New York.

Plan of the Bwya' 01-5.

The plan "“of'W‘C'meh‘“lF
is proposed to institute in South Nor-
vralk, is briefly summed up as follows:
First, a suitable room, open week nights
from seven to nine or half-past nine, or
such other hours as the committee may
think advisable, during the colder months
of the year. Second, the employment of
a Christian man as superintendent, who
shall devote his time during the day,
and in the months when the club is not
open, to visiting among the boys in their
homes. becoming acquainted with them
and their surroundings, sndenvoring to
secure their attendance at Sunday
school and other religious services,
without regard to denomination,'suddo-
iug other judicious and advisable work
for the welfare of the boys. Third,
the adoption of the penny savings bank,
whenever thought advisable. Fourth,
the formation of a Good Will club, from
the boys, and a Young Ben’s club. from
the young men, whenever thought ad.
visable. Fifth. the adoption of the syn
tern of small classes whenever thought
'd'h‘uf:

Inwnytna.

J. Ii. Spade, formerly night man in
the Greenwich tower, has been trans-
ferred to the tower hero.

The funeral of Hrs. lary lclnun,
who died here Tuesday, will be held
from the Noroton Episcopal church this
afternoon.

Darla-

lvnuhoc Castle held their regular
meeting Tuesday evening. The third
degree was conferred on one candidate.

A large number of the members of
Welcome Division. Bolts of Temperance,
took a curtail ride to Bhippun Point
Tuesday main. and had supper.

‘l'bers wuss large attendance at the
New Bugland supper and apron sale
given by the ladies of tile Isthodlst
church inihs town hall, Tuesday oven-
lsg. Thesappsrwusexcsllsutnndthm
was plentycflt.

quystorvksepersbsrsnudllsewhurn
are complaining of nsssrcltyof dimes
rises the introduction or there little
pocket banks. They hold when full
ssnctlylvsddlnrasnd ittsouly when
thnlustdiwsisputinthnt lhsbnnksua
bsopsasd. Asscosarqusnss hundreds
of dollsrsworthlf tns loinhsvs hsua

William Ilrrsy. of Now Yarn, who
seconded William Ioruytn in hit mount

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Auntie ,

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" SATURDAY,

MARCH

At the Store No. 3 Gazelle Building-

It will be a grand opportunity to buy useful goods for
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