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SOUTH NORWALK.
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"FALL PATTERNS.
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THE EVENING SENTINEI.
14m GOLDEN. Milo! and Proprietor
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I... run mania Weather rouse-st. ‘
with possibly- rain early. warm and humid.
with southerly-hitting to westerly winds. fol-
lowed by chafing weather.
800T]! NORWALK.
What an. mp1. or oin- city are Doing
and Barbs.
The schooner Ella T. King is discharg—
ing a cargo of brick at John ‘II. Ferris'
yard.
The Crystals wentt to Westport this
afternoon to play a game of ball with the
team in that place.
—Large fresh supply of these fine cara-
meki, for 19 cents, at lane‘s.
The case of John Dougherty against
Charles W. Remson, for assault. has
again been continued until next Satur-
day morning at 9 o'clock.
Rev. D. 0. Downey. Patter or the
Stamford Methodist Episcopal church,
will preach in the Brookaide chapel to
marrow afternoon at 8 o‘clock.
——New York messenger. E. L. Conklln,
39 North Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W.Studweli entertain-
ed a number of friends from Bayport,
Brooklyn, Norwalk, and South Norwalk.
at the. Mabackemo Hotel, last evening.
Min Christine Spahr, in the employ of
E. Wilcox, will be married to August
Warm, of Ely avenue, at 7 o‘clock this
evening, at the German church, by the
pastor, Rev. Otto Apitz.
——Beet of lamb, 16c. People's Market.
Mary M. Guider, of Rowayton. is the
second woman to be made a voter in
Norwalk. This will neoemitate the plac-
ing of an extra ballot-box at the polls in
South Norwalk to receive her vote.
Daniel F. Ward, the brakemsn who
was caught stealing shoes from a freight
car in South Norwalk last May, pleaded
guilty before Judge Wheeler in the
Crimual Superior Court yesterday, and
was sentenced to one year in the State
prison.
—George P. Fisher will open his new
saloon, No. 6 Reynolds street,Erst Nor-
walk. tonight, and extends an invitation
to all to call on him,
The last Sunday afternoon soil of the
season will take place tomorrow. The
steamer City of Albany will leave her
wharf in this city at 2 o'clock for North-
port, where sstsy forever an hour will
be made. the boat leaving that place for
I South Norwalk at 4:30 o'clock.
The piece of woodland south of Con-
cord street, known as Sherwood's woods,
is being surveyed for a roadway and
building lots. The new road will ex-
tend from South Main street to losing-
ton avenue,snd will has decided im-
provement to the neighborhood and a
great convenience to people living in
that vicinity.
-—Flne peaches, very low, at Cuneo’s.
The Old Well hand laundry at 33
Washington street. of which John War-
ren ls proprietor, is now'open for business.
All work is done by hand. without the
useof soids.snd satisfaction lsgnsranteed
By calling for and delivering goods
promptly on time Mr. Warren hopes to
build up alsrge patronage. lie will no
doubt be successful.
The residents of Lexington avenue
and vicinity,ths onlypeopls tome
the new road is any convenience. are
wondering when the Council is going
toplsostbeadditiouaisieetrlollghistc
dispel the impsnsusbls wall or dark-
newwhicbprsvaiisslongtbsbli‘snd
intbepisosofwoodstbroughwhiehths
uhusioMsinsds.
--Plenty of fresh Huyler‘s candy at
lane's.
The New York, New Haven and Hart-
lordlt. it. Co.’saonusl report to June
so, m0. shown Gross suntan, 017,988,-
000; operating vapours. “MOM“;
othsr income, “00,416; total, commons;
lined charges. $319,666: net income,
09.9%”: mid-lib. mum versio-
lcr l”, M; unplu- np to June I0,
lm. “Minute“ surplus. ism. es,-
lOOMOI betterment. 911mm.
m‘l'lispssehasdiesorssmtsslival oi
tbsU.G.'l'.lt.A.was postponsdonae-
couiitoi thsstorin sndwlll beholden-
night in thslrbsll on the bridge. Ad-
mlrvlcsrm. Alli-mad.
Johulewili, sdrlvsr fordrossryman
Tbeweather to-day promises to be cloudy. ,
.t Line of Furnishings
00. ’8,
So. Norwalk.
can.“ giving is. time of unison-Ia
mail matter are being posted on the
twenty-six hoses throughout the city.
The steamer City of Albany will close
the season Monday morning, when the
last tfip to New York will be made.
. —-li‘lne peaches, very low, at Cuneo's.
Tbe‘Soutb Norwalk Fife and Drum
Corps will. give their concert tonight if
the weather permits. instead of next
Tuesday ulsht.
" Beginning October 1, the money order
department of the South Norwslk post
ofllce willbeopen from 8 a. m., to ll p.
m.,instead of’ia. In. to'lp. In.
In the Graniieville chapel, tomorrow
afterncon :It 4:80 o’clock, there will be a
gospel service conducted by E. R. Ben-
nett. Subject} “Seeking to Save." All
are welcome.
--Plcuty of deliciotl bread, at [and
Litigation is likely to result because at
of the announcement that the Baptist
church at Mill Plain "has turned Second
Advent. The faithful Baptists say that
Baptist money erected the edifice and
that it was dedicated as a Baptist church,
and cannot lawfully be used for the wor.
ship of any other denomination.
Tests of Theophile Euphrat‘s lifesav-
ing apparatus were made on the tram
cars in Norwalk and South Norwaik yes-
terday and were very successful. Mr.
Euphrat being highly pleased with the
working of his invention. which has
been considerably perfected since the
last exhibit. He will soon give exhibits
in other cities.
~Lamb chops 150. People’s Market.
NORWAIIK NEWS.
A Dressy Budget of Items Iron: the
Upper Ind or Town.
Charles Riley is ill at his home on Kel~
log? street. ,
Miss Baird‘s seminary will open on
Thursday, September 21
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J. II. Buckley & Son‘s elastic web
works closed this noon for one week.
:Do not fail to hear the famous May
Banjo club at the Boston store, Norwslk
on Tuesday evening, September 19th.
Miss Evelyn McAlIister iscoulined to
her home in Winnipauk by illness.
The next meeting of the Fairiield
County Clerlrml association will be held
in Trinity church, Nowtown, 0110th
The Republican town caucus for the
First and Third districts will be held at
the Town House, Tuesday night, Sep~
tember 28, beginning at 8 o'clock.
—-E~callops, 3513a qt; also oysters on
the half shell and by the qt., at W. I".
Lockwood‘s, Main street, Norwalk.
Miss Grace Mead and Fred Lauder
will Assist 1“. Gordon. Meade in the pre-
sentation of “Held by the Enemy; or, the
Irish Corporal." at Ridgetield, next
Wednesday.
A cross in the wires caused the tire
alarm to strike several times about 7
o'clock last night. Hops lloso company
ran as far as the Boston Store, thinking
an alarm had been turned in.
At the meeting of Israel Putnam Sect
tlon, Cadets of Temperance, last night,
in Sons of St. George hall. a committee
was appointed to communicate with
neighboring sections in regard to mak-
ing arrangements and setting a date for
the Grand Section meeting. The annual
meeting of the Grand Section will prob-
ably beheld in Noriralk tlielattsrpart
of this month.
--The Fall Opening stthellostonstus.
Norwslk, occurs Tuesday, September
10th. in the evening the store will be
open to admit all who wish to attend the
grandconosrtfortbsbsnedtof the Nor-
walk knsplhl.
Gilbert Stoves-Abs owner of "lady
Eatohford,” claims to have beaten liv-
lng Lockwood's "Bowie Brooks" two out
at thrssstrslglit hosts on the South sve-
nus course unluday. “Indy latch-
ford"wss oi Michael Batch-
ford.ofNorwslk.sndlsabandsome
animal of this style and sotion.=-llew
Csnasn News. @2932...
Themanagsrsoitbshovwslk Booms
Store have requested theuecutlvs coin-
mittes or the Hospital smocistion to
name two gentleman reprmsuling the
hospital board to superintgnd the sale
udcollsotionof tickehfor tbssonosrt
aw. Vsisorssil Josspnh. Olin-amt
stateside! directors. have been asked
and bsvsooessntsd topsrtormtbstdnty.
-'l‘lls May Banjo club. of Bridgeport,
84 WASHINGTON
The ssleotman give notice in another
column regarding the admission of elec-
ion.
A son was born MondaytoMrs. 0a~
weld R. Smith. of Norwalk, who is visit.
ing friends in Hartford:
' Rev. 11. s. Kidd. ethic-nylon, ..I.
preach in the Cranberry Plains chapel;
Sunday afternoon at 4 o ’.clock
Justice Austin sent John Burns, of
New Rechelle,-to jail for thirty days,
this morning, for drunkenness.
Thecaee of Joseph Loudon. for an as-
sault upon William Joseph. comes up he-
foreJustice Austin this afternoon.
e-Tickeis of admlmlon to the concert
at the Boston »store,Norwnlk, cost but 1012
crash. .
A Swede domestic employed by Josiah
Kellogg was taken sick at his house and
today was removed to the Norwaik
hospital.
Chief of Police Dunn has received no
tioelrom the police in Ansonia to look
out fora bay horse, stolen from there
Thursday.
The extensive improvements being
made at the Norwalk millsarenot yet
completed. A new roof is now being
placed on the dye house.
William Hamilton, who wassentenced
to jail for being implicated in a highway
robbery on West avenue, was released
yesterday, by some of his friends paying
the cats. He had served his time sen-
tenor.
-—-A grand concert for the benefit of
the Norwalk hospital will be given at the
Boston store, Noni-elk, on Tuesday even
ing, September 13th. __-
0. L Bunsen, of Wilton, had an en.
counter with apup recently which left
a number of beauty marks upon his
usual smiling countenance. Mr. llassett
tells his Norwnlk friends the old story
about the stick of wood.
In turningacomer while out riding
his bicycle, last Wednesday. Charles
Greenwood nearly collided with a team.
In trying to avoid the collision be was
thrown into the gutter and had his face
badly cut and bruised. lie was taken
home and has since been manned to his
bed. ’1
The Postmaster General has in con-
sideration the question of using the
bicycle for the use of letter carriers and
postal memengers. Postmortem nrere-
cciving circular letters asking them to
what extent the use of bicycles would
benefit the service of their respective
oiliccs. _____
Alfred Mills pleaded guilty in the Sn-
perior Comt to breaking into William
Oweus' house at Winnipauk. Ila said
he had no intention of stealing anything
He broke into the house to get a gun to
shoot a muskrst,snd intended to return
the weapon. The prosecuting attorney
thought that four months in jail was
about the right sentence. The judge
was of the same opinion and that was
the sentence imposed.
Chief of Police Darin this morning re-
ceiveda letter from J. F. Reynolds, an
attorney in Csrhondale, Pa. asking for
information regarding Mary Brennan
Last night Selectman Raymond received
seven communications from persons
claiming to bear some relationship to the
dead woman. Mrs. Brennan, it will be
remembered. perished in a tire on Smith
street and leftan estate of ".500. The
Associated Pres-I correspondgt sent out
a dispatch saying her rats ousted to
050,000. This has brought to light any
quantity of people chiming relationship.
Nellie Barry. the nineteen-yearsold
daughter of Patrick Barry. of Winni-
psuk, has brought suit against William
E. Henry for 0700 damsgesmlslmlngthst
be told James Wood things derogatory
to her character. The case came up be.
fore Justice Austin this morning at it)
o’clock,snd was adjourned for one week.
as Henry's attorney, lawyer John El.
Light, ssksdtobsvs tbersIsuiedbys
jury. Attorney John J. Walshtslliss
Bury‘s counsel. The drawing at the jury
is left to Constable 17.8.Oonisy. no
case will be tried intbsberoughoonrt
room.
mom that mom Psi-m.
C. J. Smith. of Norwalk. who has
been painting the New Canaan bank
building, appeared in front of the 1m
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BAREAINS Iii Illiililil liii SATURDAY.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CON,N.
ETREET.
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Prusossi. a siren.
Pleasant Paragraphs,.About Our and
other People's Islands;
Arthur Boots and wife, of Norwalk,
Miss Flora Jennings, of West avenue,
is visiting Miss ldella K. Kron, in Bridge
port.
L. C. Green and Editor B. W. Maples,
of Norwalk, left town today for strip“
west.
Miss Estelle Saunders; of Norwalk. has
gone to Ridgeiield for the benefit of her
health. ‘
Mrs. A. II. Corwin, of Brooklyn, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. F. Golden,
this city.
Mrs. Bell, of Brooklyn, is visiting her
state r, Mrs. Charles Aisthorpe. of River-
side avenue.
Mrs. William P. Bracken. of New“0
York, is spending is few days with
friends in this city.
Miss Pearl Gregory, of West avenue,
hss been the guest of Miss Emma Grum-
man, at South Wilton.
William N. list! and his sister, Mrs.
Harvey S. Peck, returned yesterday
from Cold Spring, L I.
Sherwood F. Raymond, of Berlin. who
has been visiting his cilia-in, Mrs. N. C.
Graves. returned this morning.
Mrs. S. C. Palmer. Miss Mary Palmer,
of South Norwalk, and Mrs. W. II. Pal-
mer, of Norwalk, will leave town next
Thursday for the World's Fair.
The engagement of Min Maude K.
Francis. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Francis, of High street to Richard H.
Bulkley, of Southport, Conn. ., is an-
bounced.
Miss Katherine Hoyt. of Nutley, N. J..
who has been spending the summer with
her parents in Norwalk. returns to New
Jersey today. She is principal and pro-
prietor of the llighileld school for day
Pupil“-
W. Sleernau, a tutor at I’rotossor
ilsrstrom's preparatory school, leuvee
Nae-walk today for Baltimore. where he
will enwr upon his duties as senior inas-
ter of Trinity school. Mr. Sh‘emnn was
popular among the students and has
MIM- M. -, . _
u-Y on can get tapestry Brunch car-
pet for 450 yd. and best all- wool ingrsln
carpet for 49¢ yd., to- -day, at the Boston
store, Norwalk.
1’." EMS!) SCUOUIS.
flow tho Slate lionrd of Education lla-
tarprsts the New Law-
(lilcs Potter. agent of the State Board
of Education. says the Board interprets
the new school law misting to pupils at-
tending evening schools to mean that all
boys and girls from fourteen to sixteen
years of age must be able to read and
write English.
The law passed by the last Legislature
was that all boys and girls q: between
fourteen and sixteen years. who were
unable to read and write. and are now
lug school twenty evenings each month
during the school year.
metros his rounds among the factories of
the State and will see that the law is
rigidly enforced. The law provides that
every town of our 10,000 inhabitants
must maintain a night school. The de-
cision of the Starboard will sdsot twen-
ty citim and towns of the State, includ-
ing Norwsik. _
arms-non wiii vision 1...... insulin.
Captain Decker, of Stamford and
etherlsystsrmsn who went to bridge-
povt hat Ionilsyst thsopsntngoi the
State oyster-beds. have returned and re-
port ibs entire not completely ruined
by the mount storms. The beds have
besnbsdlywsshsdsnd srseovsirdwith
mud. which has smothered the oysters.
The probabilities are that the beds will
ylsiduothingfor there-t oltbssr'asen,
ands large number of oystsrman who
hsvsbssn depending upon them for a
itinthstmsnner.
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. $5.8
Highest of all' In unveiling Power. -—Latcst U. S. Gov’ t Report.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
are guests of G. W. Smalley. at Cannons. n,
mule many friends among Norwalk 1).
at work in factories. must attend even— ing in
Agent Potter will immisdstriy com- '3’
livelihood during the wintersre utterly bus
d Pit-Woman.
mil!
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
Preachers and Their "emu in Norwalk
Churches 'I'o-rnorrow.
Sou-1'11 NORWAI.I Concnsos'riossnhgest
avenue and West streets. Rev Coral (iii
1).. water. Services 10111 a. m. and mi
poems Sunday school. 12111. You People's
lotv of Christian Endeavor i, In; at
subject. “Our Example—Whats all'1 it lie?"
penance, meeting). leader, Miss Lue ey J.
Mouse Everndeu will speak on the
"Christnian DAspect of the Keeley Care." Spa-
cisll singing by a quartctte. Morning sublet
Educators and Converters in the Economy 1)
l‘gpd a Kingdom. II. Evening subject.
he Gospel by s Preacher in the Your 27'."
Scam Nonvui. ir ‘ilrrnomwr. West avenue.
near Garner. Rev. H. Burni Is, aster.
Fis'rtlr‘cn loin) Lin. and Tali) p. m.; undo;-
school. 1min... lipworth league meeflhg one
p. m. The pastor will preach mornlnir and
evening dliferninngon subject. ”Sunday Observ
anceami
Sam Nouwai. x Barrie-r, West avenue. near
Plus at two. Sherwood tor.
ii .11!) p 111., Sunday
.E prayer. meeting.
'l‘miii‘rv Erisonni. West street and Fair-
dcldavenuefioulh Ncrwaik Rex Olin ilaliock
Moral 11 Prayer. thany and semen.
uh?!) I. rn.: Sun by school, 121‘) p.111; Even-
song. “one. in.
NOB'ALKICONGRMATIONAh corner ”Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. ’1‘ K. Nebch)
grater. Services at 10:11) a. In. 111111.30
unday school. resin 1:. m.. 1'0“an Pee lme‘o'
Society of Christian Endeavor Inset
In: subject. “011 r Esamplrw nst 8h
leader. Mrs. Charles}! Rider. Rev. Mr. Mix
of Worcester. Mass, will preach morning and
evening.
Nonw‘ux l){Irruoiuiviu tWest $13.. “3:31“.
nuns. v ya i. pas r one
hull a. m and $3011.11“ Snails school.
12 In: In worth e meeting :11) p. In.
The pastor will prose morning and evening.
Konwais BArris'r. East avenue opposite
Green. v. F. E. Robbins. pastor. Ser-
vices. 10.10.. In. and Till Sunday school
l2 111.: early prayer meet ng.llHlla.m.: young
wple‘ s Insulting, 0:1!) p.111
(Inn's Sensor“. Holden avenue and Prose
street. Norwslk, Rev. 5 Watkins. rector.
Sixteenth Sunday after Trinit. HoliC oni-
rnunion. 9.1)) s. 111;, Morn ayer, tiny
and sermon. lit?) a. 111.: Sands school.l .‘m.;
Evening Prayersnd semen, 71:! p. In.
Church street. op
a no?"
Sr.Pau1.‘s Erisconr
site the Green. Norwslh. ,
recti Divine service withm sermon. 10:3) a.
Births service with sermon. ‘lzillp. 111.;
Sunday school. is In.
MManv‘a. it. 0. corner of Weswt avenue
sndi‘hapslsimi. \Iorwalk_. Bcv.w J. Sloc-
um,pas stss. 7 a. 111.; Children's
MasadleJmm: Illghhlmlihaiam: Vespers
9:11 p m
EAsr \‘oaw ans Swlmsn Colirniiso ATliiNAL,
Ii street. South bl’orwulkm
NEW CllllP FilillAllSA.
memoirs-mint» ms in
pound. ’Ws olsrtbevsry best tradell ‘
Fanoy’l‘ssthathss ever been given in,
, thistown. One trial will COEWINCE ' ,
THE CUSTOMER. thatlt peyote buy ..
thahmtgoods. We mlltesfor what it,
is worth, and give bonsat’vsluo. You
£3": extract nothing better from a good
expositionthan we are showing every
day. The best thing in the market you
can always select from our stock. Drin.
our Tea for instance that has the flavor
of China's best in it.
w...—
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
0h! why do 71““b7flmeEAR hutchersfu
As a maidenol ilftyesrsi
card the news,
EDP
How some man we never had thought of
now 19 thing m‘travols his way.
And the public
Our
Leading Grocer. 38 Washington St.
Whhy'sbsds
Why. haven' t you
lane miscsr ried;
Howtb the P SMARKE'I‘ still lives,
Some follow from Wsstport . they say,
The law shoul
ivo.
. and take what we give.
3‘ a 9 wires, 7.9,
Telephone Call [8-2.
msk:s you" look ygorse‘Pn. glum and sour.
How all of our
And the owner remains UNBURIE
Gave bonds for that rsscally hate her.
And
So that. ”{0le
E. J . WADH AMS. Proprietor.
PEOPLE 8 "All“ . FREE DEIIVERY, PENELE' 8 lAIIlKET,
13 North Main st., Norwalk. lWaIi st... Norwalk
Telephone 52-3. I Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephone call, 6-7-3.
JACKSON’S
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
NOW CONTAINS SOME BEAUTIFUL WORK IN
CRAVEN. PASTELLE. WATER COLOR AND SEPIA.
to which , the attention. of those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
is especially invited
An Artistic line of Photographs, Especially Studies iroiii child-life
constantly on Exhibition.
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME.
Eiwiiiliisuli iIIoiooIIiiiiiiLfi 53 run si__.. iioiiviiii.
now-
d e n
ESTATE.
Special Sale
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LOTS
-—AT—-——-
Hard Pan Prices.
For a lame back or for a pain in the
side or chest. t suturing a piece of flan-
nel with Chain rlain’ a Pain Balm and
binding it onto the aflected parts. This
tmatment will cure any ordinary casein
one or two days. Pain Balm also cures
rheumatism. 50 cent bottles for sale by
'G. C. Stillson, Druggist.
Taylor 81. Golden.
Real Estate and insurance
WASBINGTOI‘ STREET.
Persons looking foralot or house and lot
with the view 0 purchasing. are invited to
call and examine our list. “a have them for
sale in every partof the city at reasonable
prices and on easy terms. mm It
WANTS”.
CARPENTER wishes situation; shop or out-
side; w k moderate. 1': Railroad Place.
South Norw srld it
‘ 'ASHING cleaning or general house work
(1.0 App'y oMsry Subo l4 lHoyt.
DRESSMAKING b)’ the day. Terms. Lil).
meats made b postal 1 ard.
Martinez. nth Norwalk. '.onn. Bus dill.
srlt 1w
FEW boarders can secure iirati‘chms
mmmodaiions at No. .‘i Crescent Terrace.
Riverside avenue. Rev. 0.1.”:
tor. Serricesst lemma: and Tulip. In." . -un
day a1bml.3::|lp.m
Easr Ann's Inuonurr, near \nnZnndt
avenue. East Norwnlk. Rev. (‘ egg. pas
tor. Prrai hing “hill 1am and Tulip. 111.; Sun-
day s1 boul. 12 n1.; young people' is meeting 6.11).
Bruno Russ Cmru. Superintendent.
James Limit assistant Gilbert Horton: or-
ganist. \l as Lulu amigos
E m: Young People's Society of Christian
udemnr meeting. ii:‘.J p. m.. Prayer meet-
ing. riundn) evening at .11). The Laiiur
y Saints will conduct a son ice at llhrlis. m.
Sriiisowoon l'sios Cnarsl. Ely '-
South Norwalk. Sunday Sihool. ii: I) p In.;
evening service. 7.1!! p. m.:sub1ect.“Chris—
tian 1' r1 'lleges. " lirbretvs iii.. 1
MIMIIIN. at James McAlllslcrs
'lnnlpauk. Sunday school. amp
111.; Charles (‘hlttenn superintendent: Arthur
ii Chituuuasslstani: Missilvelyn McAllisIer,
organist.
801ml NoiuvAi. I been as Roms
inns
3H hesi-
nnt street. Herman Honda) motel-110:1”
111.; iieruianservlcen at 211) p. 111.. by pastor
.A. Brock kmeisr; [roman Ssnvlcs st dill
p.m.
Commas Irina“. Mission. Springwood
l niont bspel. lly avenue. Jan Prim. pastor
Ilimtarian services. Bonds. 11d
t!l0‘all..ll).l
5p m:'l'hurs1iayst.;ilio‘c k.
avenues. East Nurwsik. Sunday school 8.1!) p.
and preaching at “sip or. [roost ttlngs
ands cordial welcome to all.
Dawson! Iv IICIAITJICIII 8r. Pun 11-1 (is.
"'le shit so. In. ..
Allo Donia-she wllikomms
NADVJPA‘IIIUHAI. V .andt m.."nm’t East
crw Prose
m.: Sunday school 13.1." Yo: People‘s “will?
a 9.111. George pastor.
vsnv liar-rm Sour
0" Wall and Norwsl
12.10111.
st . .
l’rvacm lug. looms. 111.: tiriiulsv schoolstlfilim
pad prayer meeting at limp. m: preaching st
"ism-nuns (in nu. ('hnveh agent. near {3‘
avenue tinni yschoolatll' p m.
In re sum as Associarioir. -
Illblcclass stdp. .: Song serviosm all p.111.
“81' 0' ass-run?“
Malaise uncalled for at the followingme-
uflossfortbswask snilingBathl. M his.
sons calling for any of these letters will please
say they are advertised:
Maude ‘
In: $3....“
Ill. fill
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Aunt-gums” ails-d.
Soon-m I‘m (new Chief. I.
Somew- wewsrs ”very inns
subject to savers Irwllsof cholera Inor-
sndnoiv when we feelany oi the
math» mail pvsessdtbst ail-
ggmueb moisten!» the stomach.
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3’me yllrugght.
Children Org for
Pitchers Oiflmla.
manna-mums.
mumsmmuflfum
mummies-uneven.
mmmMflmm
Sunday school ii 1‘
- avenue. Extreme-i) luvs rent "taken at nine.
Hr. PAi'i‘e Mission. \‘ansndt and Osborn 1‘0“”
r so other it ht business. In: hire.
a. OldWellLig’srmJleshlngwnst. Ida
,Quintard Buihi- .
mglwitfg
t m
chums Oryfsv
Mrs. Gaylord. srll 1w
T0 III-1T.
()BIE-hnllf‘IHfi miles or ileakllroapi {II so; 5 feet front lots $30“
noun. antitrust. n ureo ( ver . .
Barker. Real Estate and assurance. South on Ely 8‘9 '
Norwalk.i'onn. still 31 50 feet front
‘IV E rooms on ilrst floor. with modern im- on middle IDES, 250
pmvements. Ap iy sI So ti Elluthr-lh
street. William no on. srltill. feet front
5 $200
These lots are within 5 minutes’
THREE handsome mliagcs on Llrinirston OI] rear IOIS,
place. junction of Cedar street and W est
Must be rented: all modern im mvem n15.
Apply to Taylor a iiohlen, South Mir-walk
m . _ 1““ I?“ walk of the Railroad
“MACE at all; 323... at glib? ”Nil?! :E’ Station and POSt Office,
I avenue. I)? n 0031'. A P y, a
hill. Appiyion A Woodward“. “"n .- 21}? and but a few minutes’
v
T111: '3 “‘t‘o oor Ill. ‘ ems ”WEE“; 2:?! walk of the principal
ii I u now (an C1 ll ‘K ‘II P. ‘ s-I '
Tor pailiclilsrs n1 nirvit of 11‘s :45; “mpg m town-
IlrIIwn. at his store on South sin street. or
George? .liearse. City National liank. s51!
IMIIUSISD' l-lenry street. East Norwalk; 1
street; l house. i ’l‘olles sh:
lhnnse. lily”. cck ureet. parrot hound
Tolles street. lower tlmr; l suit of room ll
street. no stairs. Inquire of John
Knapmttstt'ttestsree sufitf
B‘llilfi'l‘fl our over Theaters Olsen‘ 1 shoe store.
Suitable for miliinery. ilremmaking .-Isi
I‘ll:ii caving!
{Mini
‘AST half of double hours on fiflonme III-YMC-
1 Enquire of II. II. item ”1 M!
Serum 6.1.1... on Water street. Apjgly u
for tuniioi particulars soqoiis It
the iisal Estate titties oi
Taylorilioldon
iii at the silica oi
Tloiliioiliioaiio.
83 Washington Street,
SOUTH Nilll‘VALK. CONN.
7:111on Hanojiaunory.
92 Washington Street,
South loiwslk.
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[’0]! SALE.
KAVI‘. Iowa-5113115171.. N miles from
Ilsllsisw: iyinel
Marion County l'ia. ill sell at a low ngurs
fort-ash . or is e a good brseli-load' shot
11 or household goods in as hangs.
A w! bisothllavand musical"
an.
In lss ruin Welshton.
Norwsl
‘V’LL miahlished may store for sale
cheap. on as. at of other business.
Apply to Sentinel srlb lw
MILLINIHYM and drsvsmakici. business
M. “A 4 0|" ‘ 123%. "Canada.“ mm litres-
Apply to
Wish, Strsyed di- Stolen.
éifivi‘i‘"
while
M'Mlow
wordinl N'oyt t.“ 52’: avenue,
3,1,3“? 8. Flood. Optician
eats
lamp.“ or the Iipsaosr Optical institute.
All. woss [TONI I“ "AND.
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was WARREN. Proprietor.
SWEAT AFTERNOON SAN
“norms.
Long Island Bound‘
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Wm'hlhmm r. nieces.
NORTHPORT. L. l‘
Mullahs Ii tuners soon ' Steamer Bill Of ALBANY.
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