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The annual mrrsrprende hall oi the
anfi'dliiging ninety will be held no
lmip’liall. Monday, Febuary 18.
“WNW at lane‘s depot
F}. page all nixht.
Them-rites been swept oflofthe
lastlliorwalk pond and the ice is as
smash as gin. A larpavnamher of
workmeniorinrthomx thereto-
”, .[umnz‘ .-, > _~ .«
—Iadim’sboea50capir for do days
“Glover; Olsen. 81 Washington street.
A gentleman from .Dntcbu county.
3.1:";wmiufiiiir {gowslk yesterday
iW'cfiéti‘iéiiit Wm “388 H88"-
witli'h‘v'iewto ' n pprivcie Milo
tin? flfl'flr‘t'ho’shtewy, '/
fib‘idiicb I "l? ‘5" made about
which?! the #ifboard. that scth
unfilled: w: t 'V' ‘ oommiv
lee bi Sham itér‘kdk 'sir'nt word, to Ill.-
Franklin and Concord street schools that
there would be no school today.
‘1‘-
—Get" your meat for Sunday at New
York Market,100 Washington street.
Baby B. Bea-amwbo has been head
owildignflhoo Switcher 25' in the Booth
Norwslk Judd the Consolidated rail
road, leaves to night to accept a position
on the New York and New England
road. 'J. B. King, of llamaroueck. suc-
ceeds him here.
—Circnlating library.10c. at Coleman's.
Hicbael Uliehuy. a coal shoveler em-
ployed‘b'y” '83.,de " Brothers, was no.
' " 'snltbobladayovtwoago. when
a large inhibit“ finrn the car andku
mqat‘l‘léégmipocim him no»
[lowly recovering.
Ulicbusism
~mrin wall paper. Pictures
fro-saw older: Arth’ materials. at
We. 10 Washington street. South
Norwalk. m
Jame-0mm” of the fruiterer
on the Washington street bridge, was
kickedbyahorsshlewYork city this
mornings-d badly injured. lietmka
tralnlososthltorwslksnd wascoovey-
edinsoosch lobbhomawhsreaphy.
dcianattmdedtohis injuries.
malice-aloforfldays at Glover
tom's,“ Washingtonstrcst.
stssalwacksspoJossph ll. Brown's
pin-blag Walnut on the Wash-
inghmstrsstbridpwmbrokvnlntoand
thirtyrflve cools aisles. Yesterday the
hill-Mm
, a hwbvethsr‘ Dr. A. toirnto-rhytoravhitinllswflavsu. ..
cam. Emma... ’ “
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Theollcersoflalncolnmncil. o. n. “8""?
A. K. were insislledlast evening by
Deputy State Councilor Richmond. The
oiliceraare: 0.. Oarlhls Hill; B. (3'...
Chartres. llead; B. 8. C. B. Adams; I".
5.. H. A. Wood; l.. William Q. Merriam:
g; Charla Redmau: knobs, 0. W.
w.
--Old fashuned lerlasss Kandy, 10
cents a pownd;Wintur Brena Klemes.
beit Kwalaty. 10 vents a pownd; Peplr-
mint Kramer. best Kwalaty. 19 acute a
pownd at Lsiue’s, Fifty-l \Voshiugtun at.
In the Common Pleas court, civil side.
yuterday, Judgal’erry rendered a de-
cisioninthesuit of William Gates vs.
GeorgeBooth. Ileawardedtheplaiotllf
flsdamagesaudthocosta. The parties
arefmm Norwalk. The plaintiff, while
viaitrngarosort kept by the de-
fendant. waa ittacked and his hand
severely laceratcd by slip defendant's
dog. He brought suit for 31.000 darli-l
ages.
“DIWALI NEWS.
A BM, Budget val Ito-s l’rwn tho
Burn-uh Ind of Town.
Attorney IInrlbnlt is sick.
A daughter was born yesterday to Ilr.
and Ira. Alfred A. Martin.
J. S. Cornwall has entered into the real
estate businem in New York city.
The sleighlng is very good'and, gm.
Md! "how's horse and cutteris
Bjoying it.
The first annual sociable of Dwyer‘s
Norwalk city band will be held in the
Atherxmnm. Thursday evening, Febru-
ary 3.
The Christmas music will be repeated
at Grace church to-night. Professor
Hill. the choirrnaster. will nI'C an organ
recital in the church next Tuesday night.
George Hoffman. n boarder at the
American House, was taken suddenly ill
last night. and a physician was summon-
ed. ileum is confined toh'ubcd to—
day.
Henry Titus, recently discharged from
the insane asylum at Ilrddletown as
cured, was found Thursday night by
Ofllcer Martin in the cellar of Hanlon's
baking powder factory. lie lacked Titus
up and yesterday turned him over to the
sslectmsn. They returned him tollid-
dlctovrn to-da
Biward ll. Phipps of New llaven and
B. Worthington of Boston have been in
New Canaan looking over the ground
and making preliminary arrangements
for public water works. A working
survey will soon be made. and after the
incoming Legislature gives the inoorpor
store morspower. practical and actual
work will no doubt be oomniencrd.
—llsvingparchasedabout 500 cloaks
at the bankrupt sale 0! I. I. Ionian a!
00.. Providence. R 1., for llfty centson
thedollar. we will place them on sale
next Tuesday morning at What! the
regular price. These garments are all
thisasasoo‘a make. and the prices range
from It.” to 00.“. This will he the
evsntoltbo week at the Bosumstnre.
Norwllk. w
Jadge'l'hayer, granted the following
divorces yesterday: Elmer ll. from
llary ll. Warner. both of Bridgepmt
(hose. assertion. Harriett Junsll. It”.
Hayden- Wrrd. 0! Wit-on
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mmmumu oughffllsoftheborough-elsftafma
Mathis-scrumpt- mmmpwflnalalsaaowsu
law. no“? Whoa. Isaad Bill. m‘ "It'll! | I“! ire-raiser.
m. m m masonshsingraorvw .-
“ h a. 5:; jursdbyfalllagonthelsawhlehcovers
at the walks. all cased by maths
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Humanism-16c! rim-Ir. lei!
on M” M D MI"! W The monthly meeting of Ilayllower
arm.
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‘ liven/I. Street. of Windom.lliss..
istheguestot Inand lira. Arthur B.
Hill. owaamp inert. f
On Sunday morning, January 15th. the
of the diocese will visit Grace
parish to administer confirmation.
The thermometer at 10 o‘ekick 'last
night-eaten degrees above earn; as
o'clock this morning it was six above.
and std o'clock it was ten above.
~Pnre codes with pnrecream,lic. a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
The funeral of Bertha Buckmau.
daughter of Joseph Buckman, was held
from her late home on llain street, this
afternoon, Rev. 0. ll. Selleck oflciating.
The Norwalk Preparatory School. of
which Geri A. Harstrom is principal.
opens next londayintba Parker place
on Prospect avenue. It will beamili-
tary,basrdingand day school for buy:
-—Do not fail to attend the sale of new
muslin undevware today at the Bosnia
store. Norwalk. Special values in night
gowns at “clad No. Don't min this
opportunity.
There were 2“ baptisms. forty-four
marriages and ninetyvtwo deaths in St.
Mary's pariah in 1902 Compared with
189], this 'n a gain of twenty-three limp
turns. and a Inn of one marriage and live
deaths.
By reason of the storm last South:
evening. the Gristmu nrnaicutthe Nor-
walk Methodist church was not repeated.
but will be‘ at the service to-morruw
evenifig'.‘ men»: and orchestra will
he the name as on Christmas.
Pour evangelistic meetings will he
held in the Methodist church next week.
commencing with Tuesday evenigg.
when the meeting will be specially in
the laterals of the Sunday school and
the £3pr League.
—Dl~licuoas home made Kake freahlo
day, at lane's. 51 Washington street.
In the Superior Court. civil aide. yes-
terday. the suit of W. w. Keyes vs. the
Deridinetl Metal Co. Currie up on a
motion upsell the [rook accounts and
chance in action of the defendant. in
order to determine the preferred claim
Professor Newell's dancing clues gave
arecepiiou in the Athenurum yesterday
aftermath and evening. The juvenile
members were present in the uftcrnoon
end the adults in the evening. Edupic
for dancing was furnished by a Bridge-
port orchestra.
-——lluyler's candy. fresh every day. at
Lane's. 51 Washington at.
The continuous blowing of the whistle
at the Norwalk and South Norwalk
Electric Light Company'e station, yester-
day afternoon. was owing to a test being
made of the whistle for the purpose of
selecting a code to be used in giving an
alarm of lire. The alarm is to hefour
long blasts. repeated at intervals of hall
a minuteaas loogas the tire bell rings.
lfthenlvrgymeuandpbyaiciansofthe
townlwonld hand in their records of
marriages and births it would greatly
oblige the registrar. as hebastomake
outs reporttotbs statoboardof vitol
statiatlmbefmeJanuary 23.1'ne law im-
posaapcualtyof Wimbirflmflofor
W. lftheyare nolhandedinou
the first wsskof the month succeeding
thstinwhlohtheylwkplace.
—-Jnnim Brown does painting. paper
hanging and general jabbing. Order
. Spatial nesting-will be motioned in
as follows: Holiday evenink
lleers‘, Unioovllle; Tit-day evening,
Pastor notables will prcach upon "Blan-
ing, with Dru-d Within Mt" Wednes-
day evening. "Building Ourselves Upz"
Thursday «sum. "Servants. Friends.
liens, What I" hidey evening. “no. we
stay be lime.” “llow ls thenceipmd
Time." .
“Jimmie," a little ltallan hoot black.
dropped into a grocery missus-r
day.yustasnsofihsclsrkstaokostkis
fahs teeth. The llttls’isllow‘s ayes heig-
sdoutanlmtsul. and also. to the is‘
tease amateur-t of those present, he
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”lament”. P. 0. mum. No. 3
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il'Bll Till RIVER-
Gully-(tubulalaat
. lerwalh.
Hookuud ladder company will be held
llonday mning.
3' am ass-mi . sobdtl habitual.
midou Shots. Tickets limited to an:
1.". .,...., .. ‘ ,;>,.- A,-..
ev'“hm83°dmd Plankton,”
Flir- film-Isl severelydaisred on use
bet Norwalk pond while skating, k
nlowly improving.
. --‘Kaudy to townspeople at town
prices. Lane’s, 5| Washington street.
Rev. Mr. Peterson. of Thomaaton. will
conduct the prayer meeting in the Swed-
ish church. this evening. and also the
meetings Sunday morning at 10:30 and
evening at 7:80. All Scandinavians are
invited. '
BOWAYNN.
Hrs. Stone was surprised Thursday
evening by a small party of friends:
bliss Edith Crockett is visiting her sis-
ter. Mrs. A. B. Cleverley. at Arlington.
N. J.
Mia E. V. Monheimer. of New York.
has been spending a few days at. her sum-
mer residence on Main street
William Hoyler fell into J. ll. Ray»
Inond's pond Thursday afternoon, while
cutting ice. He was rescind without
much dilficulty and is now all right.
The subject of Rev. C. (i. Callen’s aer-
rrion at the Rowsyton Baptist church.
Sunday morning. will be "Jesus our only
Lord." In the evening he will preach on
”The Result 0! (lapel Preaching." Spe-
cial meetings will be held every evening
next week.
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BABIES.
Harry llindldy. the telephone lineman
hi this district. ’ quite sick.
Ivanhoe Oastl . Knights of the Golden
Eagle, are mounting their hall in John
I'erria' building. '
Charles Mlllspaugh was surprised last
Saturday night by a large number of
frienth. who enjoyed themselves with
dancing and other amusements until
nearly midnight. -
‘ Ills. Joseph Hindiey was seriously in-
fired yesterday morning by falling from
the hack pianaofher home,tothe
around. a distance of ten feet. She was
shakingarug and losing her foothold.
fell over ti! rail. Iler spine wan injund.
lire Hattie Northrup. daughter of
William Northrup. of 0x Ridge. and .l.
R. llutton. of Rowayton. went to Port
Chester but Sumnlay night and were
quietly married. They will keep house
in Ihrien.
For pains in the chest there is nothine
better than a flannel cloth saturated with
Chamberlain's l’ain Balm and bound on
(her ttwscat of ratio. It will produce a
counter irritation without blistering. and
is not so disagreeable nepruslanl: in fact.
is much superior to any plum-r on ae-
cuunt of its pain-relieving qualities. If
used in time it will pron-tit prwurnonia.
»-—firenlr8:it (ill duya' sale of lmllcs‘ lim-
shm-s on record at ”lover a Olsen's. til
\Vanhirigmn sin-rt.
"Cicero ul the Law Llhravv Aaarselatluw_
The annual meeting of the Yuirtleld
l‘ounty Law Librury mmiation was held
yesterday in the library of the county
court house at Bridgeport. The old oili-
cers. an follow», were meleclul: Samuel
l‘easendeo. president; A. Il.'l‘a|lmldge.
treasurer; II. It. Shelton, secretary:
('harles S. Evans. librarian: Ii com-
mittee, L. I). Brownie-r. Owing. Curtis
Thump-on and (i. W.theler. f Bridge-
port: legislative committee, 8amuel For
tendon. D. B. lochwood, Ilovris B.
Beardsley. I. D. Brewster, Curtis
Thompson. and George W. Wheeler.
The legislative minorities will petition
for an additional appropriation of can
”unwell-It l'atntn-
1'3” following were issuadltlaa. 3.
H l
was r. l. Wlhaot.’ Bridge-
,f‘la huyingacovgh Iodide-torch!-
drin." asysli.A. Walbtr.a pro-lac»
drvulstof Ogden. limb. "never be
afraid to buy Che-harm's Cough
Remedy. have b so dupe fruit
and relief lsalways sure to folbw. l
pudenlarly "comm W’s
hams-slhsvs found lttohsaafsasd
cgllamnd'W-sowgy‘
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mtballoorwastakcnandallbnt a few
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& son,
DBAIA‘I‘IC WINGS.
theatrical latter- In What Main.
resale will so rats-sates.
Oneof the largest audiences ever in
Music Hall was'mt there last night
to witness the presentptlonpf “Tundo,”
by (lunar s llinatrels arm the
Rich a nan-n m . on: I.“
meow ' - inlet-ho ‘ieom
new inev'hioosy‘lfesl’é euro. The
W'WHEWM .d'flflmiinlr‘.
for the company was the best ever here.
A. Coleman. who appeared in several
dillerent characters. and whose varione
ways of dancing brought down the house.
Tbspiece is exceedingly amusing. and
everywhere are hint of "business” ideas
in incident. quips and pleasantries in lan-
cause smiles and laughter. The idea of
“Tuxedo" is thoroughly original and
novel. and its interpreters include some
of the best-known minstrel and farce
comedy performers in the pmfemiou,
who fill it with no end of varied’ and at-
tractive featuresfov appreciation.
dental to the play there is a great varie-
ty of music. and every number was a
gem Prominent among the comedians
of the company are George Thatcher.
Hughey Daugherty, George W. Inwis,
Jay Quiglcy. G. W. Dukelau and John
Duly, while the vocal element is repre-
septed by such talented singers as R J.
Jo‘s». the famous contra-tenor; Raymon
Moire. the celebrated tenor balladist. B.
W. Frillmau. the eminent hamo; Thomas
Lewis. baritone. and Miss Grace Hamil-
ton. contnlto. bliss Alice Evans, 3 pe—
tite and clever soubretle, has the leading
female role. while Mien Blanche Hayden.
a charming and graceful actrem, plays
another one of the principal characters.
“Tuxedo“ appeared under the manage-
ment of I. M. Hoyt.
The musical comedy. “The South Be-
fore the War." is one of the season’s sur-
prises. Its success has been enormous,
the capacity of every theatre where pro-
duced being tested nightly. St. Louis.
Chicago. Cincinnati, Cleveland and Pitts-
burgh theatre-goers endorsed it as few
new shows are endorsed. The entire
originality and novelty of the perform-
ance is'sn refreshing. the fun on furious
that the most jaded amusement seeker
declaresthe performance unrivalled. Al
lush: Hall. to night.
Next Thursday evening. the company
at Music Hall. One of the latest adver
rising schemes. and a good one at that.
is the diutribuung in eight pound huge.
of souvenirs, such aseoap. tape measures.
playing canls. cocoa. sheet music. tutti
picket books. can. etc. that are furnish-
tzroatcst manufacturers in the world.
the Gordon sisters and Lillian Harvey
mnlloonrdeny."
performance.
being a clever actor. The company
carry with them their own band and
manor, at l2! o'clock.
ODDS AND ENDA
The mantel of earth is it« lsrtd'mpe.
The. standard type is U} woof an inch In
height.
Genius is a gift, but character can al-
ways he made,
man for a loan.
A blind man can tell a pretty woman by
baaring her talk.
stat of a stoueruaaou.
letal cartridgee were that made of thin
foil. to blow out with charge.
over 1,000.“ printed voluniu.
an accomplished comet player.
sun. loin. madepfli d flat feet.‘
"fly bey."aaid a musician to his
%
though in posliloutosupplyyour
The star member of the company isJohn -
guage that touch a responsive echo and Beard
luck.
and fast and its specialties an excellent
known as Kendall's Komedinns appur-
frutti gum. stove polish. yeast cakes.
ed the management by some of the
The most pmmlnefllrdancersaro Ruby
Marion in the famous serpentine dancr,
as the dancing Quakers with their "Tn-
Our exchanges quote
very complimentary notices of the entire
Mr. Kendall is the well-
kuown champion billiard expert of
\laaeucliuaetts and has a reputation for
orchestra of solo musicians and make a
street paradeon the day of the perfor-
Thlnk before youstrliu- animpecunions ‘
lvarvs. the financial: sculptor. was the
The imperial library in Paris contains
Wt law. of Month“ tollage, h
m waterline Ma'ldrttck at livi-
ladhal attendance in the queen's house
Wham-harp noryat tunnel. Just.
furnishing the highest order-of Foreign and Domestic Fancy
Groceries, Canned Fruits, vegetables. and at prices that will
bear favorable comparisons with any ropmsontative’hourc in the
trade. We "start on the new year fully equipped to give the best
service and best goods possible to obtain, pod wishing you a
happy and prosperous New Year,
I am respectfully,
- . ~ Bills. E. SEYMWR,
. lending Grocer. 33 Washington It.
Would on know what praise is highest,
Thai fills our souls with admiration;
This it is. dear friend and ‘
Pure and simple imitation.
Come and follow where we lead you.
Feeling neither doubt or fear.
Succem will surely crown your efforts
If you do but TAG and PERSEVERE.
“E "'EST‘"Tlllfis,.»iflll-fflfilll§mm iii" Iihiit' 36in.
..-.--_;.E..J.1 , MS...Proprletor , ,
unites" elixir. FIEE DEWW'?‘ ”Neolithic
13 North Main st...Bo. Norwalk. 21 Wall at, Norwalk.
Telephone call, 58 3. Telephone call, 5—7- 8.
-——-
Taylor 8i Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
sum.
WASHINGIOH
SUKIMY SERVICES.
Preachers and Their 'l’laemes In Norwallt
churches To—Iaurrow.
Sou-en Nonwau Corronaoavrovar. West [re
8, mnslooki foralnLo honaeandlot,
avenue [:11 r fling? flu- “mfg?“ with the view It]; pnrchasinr. are invited to
r. Ill" ndd it. i l: “a"! m. ' ‘1,” call and examinenur list. ehavetlieuufor
30d -- of C Y '10"- in. MM “09” sale in every partof the city at reasonable
ety bristlan Endeavor meeting at prices and on ant-v term- In
idlio'clook: subject. "'l'he Duty of Every Day tf
L fe. Are We: Doing It?“ Conducted by Minnl ‘ ‘ " ’ "
.. mm
aniline" e. 11.. tor‘ l b I W ' ‘
will be"A Revival of Chris: lilrlnoii‘is leiifiv‘v AN "II'n'
evening subject. “Death in Life." “
‘ ‘s’rtvvx'rzttiiv‘ean «to Hit rl
can speak Englleb. wants a si-tgliatfin‘iblt:
general homeworkmr take care of children.
Addrem rm Ely avenue. South Norwalk. :7 I
s
- . A‘TED—A good woman house
'. ‘V one who understands car: of a (8.1).“??an
lei“ Il‘lfnllh refterfincon.h For particulars ad-
m 3.. care
"“- Conn. 0 rant: Sentinel Olllcesoliaor-
Son-m Nnnwau Munoutsr. Wait avenue.
nearr Garner. Rev. H. E. Borneo. tor.
met-$10.1) firm. aud Milli p. nib: many
-, . - In. e ror w : .
and evening. m p ear morning
flour: flouwatx Baum-r. Went avenue. near
Pine street. N - bellied pastor. Preaching.
v.3; : “(1‘ Ifilld H!) p. m.: h‘und &’school. l'.’ in.:
. . . . pmrer meeting. 6. p. Ill. Rev. :
C. A. Plddock, of Hartford. will .. L. 5
Titian-v Ernie-oral. West street and l-‘air—'
deld avenue. South Norwnik. Rev. 01in liai—
lock. rector. lat strum after Epiphany. Mort»
in: Prayer Litany serrnon.at mills. in:
Sundav so ii at 1:33) n.;ni. Eveu‘ Prayer
and sermon at 1.110 p In. Service in t 0 5w d‘
i’annllanguage in the Sunday school room at w
sonwau Cosnmanosl mm Pa
und lie-will streets. Rev. 1'. 1'5. Nah]: I). If}.
valor. :services at I03! a. m. and Til) . m:
. P. s. C. E. meeting. as» p. m. R v. \l’i‘l’liam
ll. Holman. of routh
pit both morning a
rt. will occupy the put
Nonwau Mnnonurr.
evening.
\\' nd -
noes. Rev. _ at a Mott are.
'3) D. D . pualor
. l- . : '
: Z wortblmgue meeting. til) i.
mni u “llggsbflirlnr infilfGi‘iii ("Emmy
in; - v: . . ma i ow b -
en. ti rl‘ Kept ind Dillon-d." "— lain
Normans Barrier. East
Green. v. F. E. Robb!
View. ill—Illa. in. and TS]! . m.: Sunday school.
12 m.;'temperaoe-e aerv 3:11) p. m.: young
peoples meeting. can p. m. in the mention:
the orator will be agent it by Rev. D. Whom.
POSITIUN by yonn lad
or b nickveoer. if Juammmumhhd
Address 3.. Sentinel office. South Norwallr.
. £5 1w
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ANTED—20 tr lmmers on so bats. Good
‘ prev-e and strailv workflyear round
$121293? li‘gh‘n‘on‘ia' dollars per week-
one ' '
IL avenue. Newark. 13.1. -' Mrller st. :3“le
MW
NTED.—Gentleman or lad to ‘
S'slll'yvsim. Po-ition permarnenl ‘Tdiii
way fare paid hen. Enclose references and
selfaddrcssed stamped envelope. National,
L-ill Monadnnck h' ’g.. Chicago. d2!”
To uni".
_ ROOMS \Vtter (I)
strut. “at mwmrt' 3
street. sum bonae West Novw road
house at rm Mile River. stma lion's.-
‘31:; for sale on easy payments Raymund
551w
rooms Water
_ hour-e lambs
avenue. opposite alk
m pastor. Ser-
P‘LATS in the new tenement house on Ana
of Grand Rapids. Mich . wh i will deliver ll streel.8uutb V pp] In
addresnou "Man from a Bible standpmmnx' (’.mee.somh 50:31-ka ' A ’ ”did u.
[Ill’hhi’l eveni‘n raining" lWill premh upon
" . on ‘ t n t " ‘ '- seven ,
baptlarzil m ce. p sin, followed by “Olimone of a one 0‘
mo
ner of Wall and River
or Palm's Ensooru. Church street.»
PW Ply on the premises.
site the Green. Sorwalk. Rev 8. 1‘. Graham.
Divine scenicw with sermon. at Will a in. run-
day school. ltzfll‘ In. IIII'IIII! serum with ser-
mon. .3) p m. l roe sittings and a cordial we!»
come to all.
Gnacx Erincorar. Holden avenue and Cross
VITAE". of six mom
0 m “Huh.” when???” street
stmt.Norwalk. “and. H. WatkiM'mtnr. "’3‘! ”W M nur- mu.
first Sunday after- kZpl bun . Morni I’ra - “M‘Vl avenue and Mead -
er. Litanv and serum? llhl’i a. menizlnnda’y 80. APP]! ‘0 1A Woodward? “m T!“
Sellnd. l2l5 p. m. Evening Prayer and sermon.
at .flin. m. Confirmation lecture alter the
if}: (‘bicheate l
m... T 5.8.1“
Barn and
~ . abundance f I one u" of 'd:
M. ‘llanvs ll. C.z corner of West avenue month In ”mm"? threes, etc. Rent Ill!
andlhapclstreet. Nirwalk. rm». \\. .l sw- Cig‘r in 3?“. in l 00 5:00! undid “ell
um. pastor. Low Masai. I L m.; Children‘s ‘7“ ' “‘5 TM a reel. dill
imam; in: High Mass. Hill); BL; Vespers.
"3| p. m.
Eur Avenue ifs-mourn. near Yanlamlt
avenue. but .\orv:ulk. Kev. (f. M. Pm. Ira-P-
tor. Preaching lm‘ll n. m. and 7:00 p. m.; Sun-
day evhwl. l‘: m; young purple-‘5 meeting til!
v. m.
51'. Pat'ys Streams. VanZandt uni (Munro
avenues. hast Norwnlk. Sunday school 8le) p.
ms. Divine servi e wi h sermon at l: b p. m.
VAnvxs-r (urinal-us. Vaulandt avenue. mi
horn-talk. Preaching. Ilka) a. m. null 7:3) p.
on: Sundny school it! in. Young People‘s meet-
ing Mil p. in.
Barr Straw/ALI Swlnusrr ('tixuuaurroxab.
‘OR receptions. entertainmen part
lea
E , bath. 0. [7. ,A- M. hal . glen!" sine“:
‘. uyrlialk. Electric lights and all modern con—
irnlenm._ At reasonable rates. Inquire oi
.l. U. Jenmngu. 4 Knight street nil 3m
_. _ RN.
ilE store lately occupied b
‘ y the J. .
Lawnmower .......:::.:.
wood. imam. _ pp y o I bk Jumnllioctfk
no" r
Bt't-K'S’kisfgio}? use? 15.53) I} 3le
Riversde M‘ermr. Her. 0. J. Amlerwn. . “wl- The finder will confer
(or. o‘eri'lrea at mm a. m. and Blip. In; 39:; leaving II at “”5 office. I hvmilb’
day school. 35!) p. tn.
rum: Sonwux LlcrL'Rl Roost. :fil'lmt-
at)! street iierrnan -un»l uy school at my» a.
m.; lie-rm burritos ml 2.1)! p. in . by pan or.
P. A. lirockmeier; Emmett $IR\‘lt‘l at 35))
p. m.
_5PR|§9I000 Union CHAPEL. Ely eve-nus.
Numb Somali. Sunday School. 3:13! p. m.:
evening twirl .” izill p. "1.. Milljt‘l'l. “l 'anse and
flesh“ ofAlllictlun‘ rrllf‘nr. um" 6.17.
tinnsnsvrux i'lIAl'IIL Church street. near
Taylor avenue. Sunday school at its]! p. m.
Torso Inn's t‘uitnrnazt Ammrarmxr
Bible class at :i p. in.; Song service at t p. m.
Artur/m iteration" lirtsmi'lu~ Knight
«other. Norwalk. Rev. J. ll. Jet-lbs. tutor.
Morning service at ilk 0a. in; Sunday school
at [till p. vn.; Prayer meeting at til) . to:
evening eervire and celebration u' the mrd’s
Supper. at 7-3!) p. m. Rally for the pastor'r
salary at 'be close of the evening service. All
are welcome.
CAIJAIt' Barrier Somm.0uinlanl Bulld-
lng. corner Wall and Knight stmte. Somali.
Pastor. licv. F. (inn-gs n . Fowlke. ('hristlan
Endeavor meeting. M!) p. m.
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W. H. KNAPP. Ian-gov.
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The Spectacular Musical Comedy.
THE SMITH
BEFfllE ms Will
The mod sllrt'rsaful organization
ever
to an amusement-loving publlc‘iu'fln'
(it: fimple: 0 A Carload of See-e l
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——l’lenly of fresh lluyler's candies 0" lulr. llri‘bf-Illilfic’lgaiggl-‘e 1
hand at Lane's. 51 Washingtonslmt. Path”! l'o-ed l Spectacle!
Colored Jahl ee Singers!
l'laalatloa lisaeersl
The mighty mammoth monarch f
limit enterprise“. 0 “I "I.”
Playing to H’l‘AslilSIi-llmill everywhere.
Ami ewrvwhr re pronounced the Greatest In»
lertalnmrnl ever placed before the
American iconic.
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DISSOLUTION.
Vlyl‘li'lils hereby given that the partner-
l shl heretofore existing better-n llenry
ii. and . W. Wright. uv der the fifth name of
Wright Bron. was dissolved this day by rnn-
tual consent. All debts duelo and by Ibr- firm
will besettled by either member of it. .l. “L
Wright will continue the business.
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. Greenwich. ash sitter; Horace “liege-host W has ",0 to the "maimed no illegal-loin all "Is.
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