Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 11, 1893 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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[something appropri-
infi‘fol' anniversary or
wedding gifts, look at
our stock. We have
many fine pieces in

more.
:1; yoyal Worcester.

ALSO

Dimer notices.

 

 

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lies "3W!“ street. opposite Erectile street
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lion 1% “LOW“ school.

Box IGT'CWWNorth Iainatsd Anastrests.

Box 16—00mm- High street and Bayvlsw
‘ avenue. " ‘ ’ ‘

Box seasonal. Iron Works building.

Box "~me West avenue and Cedar

 

Built-Corner West street and Taylor

. avenue.

Box 23—Ocrner lly avenue and Benton street.

Bonn-Corner South Main and Monroe
streets.

Box B’-—llectric Light station.

Baa dl—l’airlleld avenue and Cedar street.

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New Test luau Weather Forecast.

For New England: Warmer. fair, east to
south winds. ‘

 

 

Hill"! NORWALI.

Ital the People of Our Olly are Being
at sums.
Theodore Knapp, of Union street, re-
turned last night from Newtown.

—Fresh pork 12W. at Hayes‘ market.

A hydrant has been placed in the mid-
dle of the highway on Girsrd Place.

—For Kent's. ladies‘ and children‘s un~
derwesr. go to A. Dickerman & Son's.

The boat Bearing is discharging a car-
go of coal in Bridgeport for customers of
Raymond Brothers.

~I’Iesh perk l2§c, at Hayes’ market.

Initial tumblers is the latest novelty at
Stnrtevant’s bargain house. New bar-
gains keep rolling in every day.

—8ansage 12} cents. at Hayes’ market.

The If. If. (3. A. Junior football team
will hold ameettng in the Y. Li. C. A.
rooms, Monday evening, at 7:30 o'clock.

 

-—'l'be largest line of line candles in
town, at lane's.

Edward Rent, a brother of foster
and Sylvester Hunt, died Thursday at
his house in Troy, N. Y. The funeral
took place this afternoon.

-kfore Keys at Tomlinson‘s.

The benevolent offerings at the Con-
gregational church. to-morrow morning,
will be for the work of the American
limionary association among the colored
people of the south.

—-ilausaas 12} cents, at, Hayes' market.

A falr-slnsd andienm greeted Rev.
Ilr. liurnes, at the Methodist church.
last night. to listen to his address. it is
hoped Mullahs meetings will be well
attended. A special introductory ad-
dress will be given to-morrow evening.

d—I’bur lbs. haddock. 25c. People's mkt.

 

The entertainment committee of the
WbstaeevsrClrnle of King’s Daughters
of the Congregational church are arrang-
ing for a "souvenir social" to be held at
the residence of one the members in thr
early part of the second week in Decem-
bar

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~F'or lsdles’ and children's cloaks go

VteA.Dicksrman&Bon'.

Tkekey scheme at Tomllnson‘s drug
store pleased the peoplsso well that It.
Tomllnson hasdeclded to do even better
thanhsfcrs.eadnow has too in gold in
the box, which will be drawn Christ-
mas. All patrons will receive keys.
beginning to day.

-‘I‘hs lollies of Douglas Fowler ov
man's Isllef (tumble. to. will it a
camp fire and hop, November 14th. in
the G. A. 3. hell. Washington street
bridge. '

fishnet!” school of the Congrsga‘
tinsel church will hold a Harvest Cou-
cert mine tomorrow evening at 7
or“. 'l'bensrclssswllllnclndsresd
”me ihschlldm.and
sun. m for the occasion. by a
skc‘rps of ,llllft’dotmg ladies and girls.

«— .of flesh fluyler's candy It
We: 5 1.,

drunks-sanguine. loembnry
was“. its. a. so. a. will beheld
Minutemllmmbnli Oaths
we last. the Grand Wanton}. P.
firm , Sweeney 1‘. I). llfll

, , frets New Haven will
. Aenllstlonwlllbsssrvu
‘ the mung

~10! on buy choice chickens and
Minuteman. at fisyes’ market.

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

Arnishings ~

n the hearts of a “buying ‘cont- "

 
 

00”., I.
80. N orwalk.

me, car a. r summers;
pad was patch theroute for the first
time this afternoon. .

. —~Yon can buy choice chickens and
fowls for title pound, at Bayes' market.

an. m... a. rose, of warm,
Hem. lsvisillngwlth her sister. Irv.
Harry Lewis. of ladisen street.

\Uoiiiiolliiihvelrcl Senuey snd‘ Edward
Barrett. of South Norwalk, attended the
banquet and presentation of resolutions
to the retiring omens of the Internation-
al Bat Finishen’ s-ccistion.

 

 

 

 

 

A represented" of the Ciaiiin piano is
giving an exhibition of these celebrated
instruments at the City Hotel. They
are being sold at wholesale rates because
the company desires to reduce its stock.
Experts pronouns these planes perfect in
tone and finish.

Notwithstanding the hard times
pie will "soon begin to think of holiday
presents. A dozen of North‘s photo-
graph's would be an ideal yet" moderate
priced Christmas gift. His work needs
no elaborate endorsements; the simple‘
word "perfection," expresses its quality.

 

—lim 'I‘lllotso , 207 Washington
street. has the choicest and best select-
ed stock of-millinery to be found
anywhere, and at the lowest prices.

The civil suit of Elizabeth Cory. of
Putnam, vs. Pierce llayes, of South
Norwalk, for board, was tried before
Justice Austin. this morning. Attorney
Walsh appeared for the plaintiff, and as
the defendant did not appear, judgment
was rendered against Hayesby default.
Hayes attorney isJoscph Taylor. The
case will probable be tried out in the
Court of Common Pleas. ‘

Salton, the original man with a funny
walk. and his big comic opera and high
class vaudeville company, will be the
attraction at Music Hall this evening.
The company numbers thirty-live peo—
ple,snd will present the great English
success "Christobella," which is now
mskingalong run in England. The
vaudeville programme introduces the
leadersof the protection, among whom
are Whiting and Sheppard, marvelous
Arhno, Earl and Ward, Edward Adams,
Lilford and Elmore, Russell and Gard-
ner. and a host of other stars.

NllliWAlJi NEWS.

A Ilreely Budget of [tells "(MD the
Unmlndel‘l’na.
Mr. and Mrs. G. If. Holmes, of Main
street, are visiting inWaahsngton.

Next week will be observed as week of
prayer at the A. if. E. church? An
evangelist is expected from New York.

 

—320 00 gold at Tomlinson's.

Venerable Stephen S_tanley, who has
been seriously ill at the residence of his
son. is improving.

—Twenty per cent. discount on all
cloaks purchased at the Boston Store.
Norwslk, this week.

The pipe of the stove in the gatemau's
house at the Water street railroad
crowing. became overheated yesterday
afternoon and set fire to the roof. The
bless was udngubhsd before any gust
amount of damage was done

41.. can...) Singer-sewing lachine
is new on exhibition at the Boston store,
Norwalk. Price only “.08.

Stephen Flahrlty. son of David
Flabrily,‘ of! Prospect avenue. was
hanging on behind T. 8. Horisou‘s
carriage as it was going up Fitch‘s blll,
yesterday morning. when he fell and
broke his leg. Alex Smith. the coach-
man. picked the little follow up and
callled him home.

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invitations kerabsen issued hr the
mnhgedflmmualflmdaogbterof
llr. and In. Her-cell. Gibbs. to John
Innis Burr. of New York. The
ceremony will he performed in the
Nerwslk Inbodlst church... ednssday
«mlhg. November a.” no o’clock.
lb Illnnie llysit. of lanes Hess. will
bebridsstnsld.

mlfsed’s candy fresh every day.

After “alumni. wsnlioprsssyrs-
tsrdaysflersccn. Ohlsfof Police Dena
decided that be had secured «Menu
enough against OM Howard and
ltortbmp to warrant their .
Bedecldsdlcactmovdlsgiymadnotl»
lied them aestegooa detyueulsftsr
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termittent fever. . ‘

#hne's is without doubt the place to
buy handy. ‘ '

a». a. a. who will preach at at...
berry Plains tomorrow afternoon stars.

 

~Tbe grlest gsr‘ritinedre sale continues

has been visiting in Norwalk.

 

~Nine dos. pillow casm will be sold
from 7 to 8 o’clock this evening, for be
each. at the Boston store. Norwelk.

D. H. Vsulloosear, of Wilton, bad
ssveralmore sheep killed by dogs last
week. .

—-hfead'sice cream always on hand.

Rev, C. If. Selleck. of Norwalk. will
preach in St. Matthew's church, Wilton,
to-morrow. ' . ’

—Plenty of delicious bread, at lane's.

Charles Miller, of High street. is at-
tending the YaloPenusylvanta universi
ty football game in New York, today.

-Soallops. 25c. per qt. People's mkt.

The funeral of lira. John E. Aiken was
held from her late residence on Main
street, this afternoon, the Revs. S. B.
Pond and C. I. Bellsck officiating. The
burial was at the Union cemetery.

—l-‘rom 7 to 9 o'clock this evening you
can get extra large towels for 10¢ each,
at-the'Bpston store, Norwalk.

-—Beware of impoetera. The fire sale
isopposiie the Norwalk Boston Store.

Miss Bessie Bonsall, the phenomenal
contralto of the Ovide Marin company.
is a young lady eighteen yearsof age.
who has but recently appeared in the
concert field. Her glorious. rich. pure
coulralto voice is a great source of pleas-
ure and snrprbs to all managers and
musicians who have heard her sing.
Although but entering upon her artistic
career. she has been highly cultured and
sings the great arlaa with perfect school-
ing and finish. She will sing in the con-
cert which will be given intbeUpera
House. Ionday evening. November 20,
for the benefit of the Norwalk hospital.

-—Ask for In? c321. drops; immed-
iate relief; largest box in the market, he.

The Bridgeport and Norwalk whist
players met in Bridgeport last evening at
the Seaside club and the players from
Norwalk went home winners on the not
game by eleven points. There were
three tables. The best playing of the
evening for Bridgeport was by Messrs.
VanXsuren and Miller. who scored plus
three. The Nerwalk men were layer
Kesler. and losers, VauNem. Clarke,
Acton. Hatch and Wilcox; the Bridge
port men. E. F. Kellen. I. If. Downer.
Benjamin Fletcher.jr., W. W. Chapman.
Frank Killer and Colonel L N. Van.
Keuren. Thesoore was as follows: Nor-
walk~0riginal. 858; duplicate, or; total,
79L Bridgeport—Original. M: dupli-
cate. 347; sustain”. Tcrwalk gained
twenty-two tricks. or eleven points. The
two clubs are new evenongames, with
Norwslk ahead on points. A return
game will hammered in Norwslk next
week.

. llklllfi. .

George 0. Stevens and family hav
moved to Albany. if. Y. ‘

Alfred Moses and family have
moved to New York for the winter.

Ire. Williamll. WillmottJr.. present-
ed her husband with a son Thursda
night. ‘

at work patching up and lmprovlng the
roads.
R. F. If. Andrews will give an illustrat-
ed lecture on the "World's Fair", in the
Center school house. to night.
Severalhlghlssls, trill be set ed Bun-
dsy sterling by thsecatrsetcr at work
on the new road nsarIala street.
Ilsa Ellsltnspp. witches been visit

lull.“ lukjamlnlhdchn, We

basreturnsd to her borne in New Ca~
nun.

Ernest chksndwlfewlllrnovs lion-
dsyfmmthscldcksrlmhatss place to
the new house just built by Michael
Ksas.cnlsltoysvsnns.

Yesterdeyaflsrscsnaultsllsnsmpiey-
sdbycontvaetor J. I. Meade»
belowthslalnstrsst crossing. had his
mahohawhllscperaflng one of the
dampness.

'l‘bsgrsdsoftbsaswstrsstiolakstbs

srslsld ferthlrtsscmeilatl enjoyed

Mmrlgkiroyslly. Among the
numberwsss Ina-d lire. no.“-

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but a few... days longer. Opposite '
Nos-walk Beaten Store. , .. .
Illss Angie fl. Post, of South Wilton.

Selectmanllludleybssaforesof men 'has

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a: Male children’sllihborl Hose:

0 0|” 2/ Pair-for 2.50.- . A

l330rladlotllno Dollar llid llloves for lists.

Q‘erman & Son,

84 WASHINGTON STREET. sourH NORWALK. cons.

‘Gov’t Report.
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Sugar cured Hams
F b llama

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The trellis lrtnls

“Eight. li‘iowlguscgfitei lbs f
are no cc, c- 8 easy
Beds. Crackers, to.
Such Mince Meat, 1%
Cranberries, 10c qt, 8
State. Our Coffee is
best. We car the

Resins. 250-

foeled elsewhere.

Porthcr cuss steak... ................
.Slvllea teak....... .....
Steak.

alder suit:
Pri Rib Roast
m3: Higoulder Roast.

Pork Bauseg'e':.m.m
, In ressrd to quality:

we invite
The above prices are str

etiy for CAogiln

PEOPLE’S MARKET.

13 North Main st., 50. Norwalk.

 

. . , ' r We offer you . , _ .
til ll. lowermost tell Elder Stratum Granulated Sager. lilo.

 

of m... our Burst. Malian out 1

 

i{zilbtt'liew Prunes, 250' 4 lbs. New
hm hm“... N B 25 ancy

- ew eons, c; .
more. [hunger of the Best Tea in the
licious;Butter cry
Largest and finest stock of Staple and fancy

Grecsries int. erection. Ten thousand dollars w rth f .
goods to be turned into cash. Give 0 0 new

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, ,
" Leading Grocer, 33 washington Street, Telephone Call 13-2.

Highest of all in Lcavsning Power.-- Latest U. S.

i E. a. months
FREE DELIVERY.

Telephone call,li2-3. | Satisfaction guaranteed. |

 
 
 

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lbs Stantlrd

lr Crackers, the; 4
10c can; can Corn, wit-irons

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and Cheese are the v ‘

us your order and don’t be

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with the bestmarkets in the town. or state.

.7 Proprietor.

PEOPLE’S MARKET .

~21Wsrlat.,Noman
Telephone call, 5-7-3

 

 

OVER Till RIVER.

 

' lfews udfioaelp of the they In Its"

liorwalk.

Rev. Albert I]. Wyatt, pastor of the
Norwalk Methodist church. will preach
in the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. Sunday morning. The evening
service will be conducted by the pastor,
who will preach a brief sermon, to be
followed by social exercises in which all
the people are Invited to take part. i

The Epworth League of the East Ave"
nue Methodist Episcopal church met last
evening with lil- Sadle Randall. River-
side avenue; Mr. Reynold, gave a very
interesting talk on what Chicago was
fifteen years ago. and Rev. C. hi. Pogg,
J. C. Hawkins. J. S Randall and If. i).
Randall gave short sketches of what they
saw at the Fair, which were greatly on-
joyed. Mrs. E. L Hanford renderetla
piano solo and the orchestra added great-
ly to the evening‘s entertainment by
playing several selections. as also did
MissCharlolle Temple and Jerome Smith.
by singing a character song entitled
“Hrs. Snibs.“

RDWAYTON.

Mr. sud lira. Fred Billsrd have return-
ed to their home in Stamford.

Rev. 0. fl. Callen's subject to mormw
morning will be"The Bible. God‘s Word."
In the evening Bible day will be observed.

George Hoyt and Edward Cushman
are spending a few days with Mr: and
lira. William Dean, in Redford.

Ilenlon Fined .7 and Costs.

The case of State against Daniel linu-
lon for assaulting William Dengue. was
tried by Justice Edward limrett this
morning. Dcagan made a statement,
substantially the same as appeared in
Tn: Business yesterday. and llsnlon
pleaded guilty to the charge. The jus-
ticeimposeda tins of 97, which, with
the costs, amounted to $19. ilnnlun paid
the amount and woe discharged.

NEWTDWN WANTS I'l‘.

Other Candidates forneputy Revenue Col.
Ieetnr Please Take Notice.

The question as to who‘ll be lppolnlf‘d
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue
for the sixth or l-‘siriicld County district
is being discussed with lively totem-st.
The names of a number of those in vo-
rlous parts of this county who aspire to
the position have appeared in public
print, but there are runny others.

As might be expected, Bridgeport ex-
pects that appointment, like ul'elyilllng
else within reach, should fall to one of
the eager and unterrilied patriots of the
Perk City. Other Democrats have been
figuring another way, and Stamford men
who have been hoping to get the job may
as well turn their attention to something
else. Newtown but put in her claims.
Newtown is the most Democratic town
in the county, and the humble follovrers
of Grover in that ”deestriok" are
beginning to inqulre whatisthcusout
voting the straight ticket year in and
year out when none of the statesmen
recognise the town's fidelity by throwing
any spoils in its way? At last Nowtown

chosen son. John Francis llonlihan. in

plum. and Brldgeport, (”comb and the
remainder of the county is llt‘l‘ltll] noti-
fied. to keep lls hands off. John 1“.
ll‘

Cobb Commissioner and State
r. Is thlsty-tbrt-o years of age
. “classed In the leather business»—

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A dill. or‘arsltvtmso.

llewa flattens and lessens hailed from
it our Contemporaries.

John G. Cbspmsn. a pension agent. is
under arrest in New llavsn charged with
having charged exorbitant fees for oh-
talnlng pension.

William llatthsws,slngls. aged thirty-
fonr, hacked from a plankton: the water
while unloading a vessel with iron at
Norwich and was drowned.

Breast W. Tomllneon, employed in
hwrsncstk Colt drug store in Stam-
ford, was found dead in bed. having
taken an overdose of morphine. A love
affair is supposed to he the cause of his
Int.

Pruner" Clark. of the New York,
New Haven ind lisrtford Railroad com-
pany. says that the proposed changes of
walnsevutbs reed are simply to save
Motives engine mileage and not to
lmpslr the smelency of the New York
and flew Inland. lie declared thst
lkspsbllo will be as well accommodated
by the sswsymss bytlis old.ssd
tilt the ”will eirsapsn trellis radl‘
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alerted itself and has started ii! i

the dlrsctlon of the deputy mllmtcrship .1

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SUNDAY SERVICES.

Preachers and Thalr Themes in Norwalh
churches To—mnmw.

Soon Nouwau Mnrwnnrr, West avenue.
near Garner. Rev. 1!. E. Burnes. for.
Services 1M!) em. and mo p. m.: unday
school. moo m.: Epworth league meetl 6:15
p. m. Morning nutrient. "The Successful un-
ner." In the even mg the pastor will given
resume of the late temperance movement.

Sou-r- Nonwsnn Conunmartorva West
avenue and West streets. Rev. Gerald II. and
Pn..D.. pastor. Services 101:!) a. m. and 7:11)
560m; Sunday school. 12m. Young People‘s

lety of Christian Endeavor mcelln atom

g. m.: subject, “Our Love Tested y Our

lfta." loader. Miss May Q. Smith. Morning

subject, "The Church and its Covenant."
Evening. Sunday school Harvest. concert.

Sons-H Norman: Banter. West avenue. near
Pine street. llcv. It. 0. Sherwood. tor.
Preachinlg. lllzill mm. and 7:11) p‘. m.: unday
school in: Young People‘s Society of
Christian Endeavor snyer meeting. one 9. in.
Short sermon to chll rsn before the morning
sermon. Evening. Praise service and sermon
Morning subject, ”The Town of Mansoul.“
Evening subject. “Paradise Lost."

Tawny Ertsoorau West street and Fair-
fleld avenue. South Nunvalk. Rev. Olin Bullock
rector. Morning Prayer. Litany and semen
at 10:20; 111.; Sunday school. If!!!) p. m.: Even-
sonn at 7 p. m. ,

Nouwau Comoros-nos“. corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. '1‘. K. Noble. D. 1)..

tor. Servicing at mo a m.and Tit) p. m.:
unday schoo, 12m p. m.: Young Poo le's
Society of Christian Endeavor meeting. 0:. p.
m.: subject. "Our wve Tested by Our Gifts."
Lender. Miss I. die A. Senor. Evening enb~
tact. "World‘s ariialncnt of Hell lens. 111.;
The Supremacy of Christianity‘s Bl is."

Noawsnx Mnuonmr, West and .‘llott ave-
nues ltev. A. E. Wyatt, pastor. Services
10:31 a In. and 7:31p. to: Sunday school,
12 m.: Epvrorth League meeting. dill p. m.:
Young men‘s meeting,“ 10 a. m. in the lecture
reorn. Rev. C. )1. egg will preach in the
morning. Evening. sermon by the pastor. fol.
lowed by a revival service.

Nonwsur Barrier. East avenue. opposite

. Rev. . .’ Robbins. pastor. Her-
vices.10:llle. m. and 7S!) .m.: Bunday school.
1: 112.; early prayer meet on. lthfl‘la. m.: young
people‘s meeting. 6:11! p. m. Morning subject.
‘A Church Beside itself." Evening subject,
“If a Man Dies Shall be Live Agaln?"

Gases EPISOOPAL Belden avenue and Cross
street. Nerwalk. Iiev. tel. If. Watkins. rector.
Twenty-fourth Sunday after Trlultfi. Morning
Prayer and sermon. ilk?!) a. m.: Sun ay school.
i: m.: Evening Prayer and sermon. 7:30 p. m.

in. Pam's EPIR‘OPAh Church strut. oppo-
site the Green, Nnrwalk. Rev. S. B. Pond.
rector. Divine service with sermon, 10:30 a.
m.: Divine service wlth sermon, 7211);]. m.;
Sunday school. 12 m.

Sr. va‘mll. 6‘. corner of West avenue
and Chapel street. horwalk. Rev. W. J. Sloc-
um. pastor. w Mass. 7 a 111.; Children's
Mammals m : High Mass, Willem :Vespers.
Full p. m.

hirsrr'iiatnp A temperance merrier wll
be held in Music. Hallattlo‘clookmndcrtbe
auspices of the South Norwalk Keeley‘lreafue.
An address will be delivered by B. .Bale .
of Danhury. The publlcare cordlallvlnvite .

Eaer Nonwaut Swrnrsu (Yosuusesrroxsr.,
Riverside avenue. Rev. 0. Lindegren. as-
tor. Services at lthill a. m. and 71:!) p. m.: un-
day school, out) p. to.

Earn Avrsn'l )frruomerr. near \‘auZandt
avenue, East. Norwulk. Rev. ('. M. Pegg. as-
tur. Preaching mm s. in. and 7:01p. m.: un-
day scum]. l: m.: youngpeople's meetinn MI).
The pastor will preach morning and evening.

linear) ltivlzit CHAPEL. Superintendent.
Janna I. veil: assistant. Gllbert llorton: or-
xunlst. M as Lulu Hodges. Sunday school, s
p. m.: Young People's Society of Chrlsllan
Endeavor meeting. 6:3) u. m.: Prayer meet-
ing. Sundxty evening at 7:30.

Sr. Annuaw‘a MISSION. at James Mulls-
tnr‘s moment‘s. thnl auk. fiunday school,
as» p. m.: (‘hsrlcs Ch item. superintendent;
Arthur ll. L‘hittem. assistant; Miss lively n M“
Allister, organist. l’rearhlng at t p. ruby Rev.
3. ll. l’un-l.

Huuisnwuon L'mos Chant. Ely aveaue.
South Norwaik. Sunday School. 32:” p. m.:
evening service. 72w p. m.

Hot'rn Nurtwatnt interru- ltoon it? t‘hest-
nut street. Herman Hundey school at llldll a.
m.:tlorman services at 2.1)!) p. m.. by pester.
L‘. A. lireckmeler: Enoum srnvlol at 3:3)
p. m.

Commutation“. Muslims. Springwcod

l‘nlou Chapel. Ely avenue. .lan Petro. pastor.
lltlnuarl n services. Ronda . at moo a. m. and
h p. m.: ’l‘ umlay at Tel) o‘c «wk.

Sr. PAUL'I‘ Mission. VanZendt and Osborn
avenues. East Nonvalk. Sunday school M!) p.

a cordial welcome to all.

Dll‘rst‘us Evalulmsvrta 81'. Punt-(la-
ustsna Pastor 0. Apltz. rlraml Army Hell.
it ) stairs, \Vnsbin ton street brlduc. flouth

orwalk. Prcdlgt. 0:11! a. m.: dtlnntsgsachule.

2.“) m. Alle Dentscllu willkmnmen.

Anvssr t‘untsrun. Van'lntndt avenue, East
Norwallt. l'reaohln , Him a. m. and not) 7.
m.:Hunilay school I m.\'nnn People's meet
my 0:00 p. at. «some P. Teen c. pastor.

(issuer Barrier doors", Quintsrgl But u.
turn-urn" Welland Knl ht streets. horwa It.
. ll. Hisrkc. pastor-e set. Honda school.
3:11) p. to: young people's meeting, 2:!) mm.
Avalon lat-so tor lemmas. Knight

t i N rwelk. v. . [la tor.
hailing? 10:33 a. m.: holiday submstml p.

m: prayer meeting at Gull p. m.: preacblns at
: p. m.

(lussmyttmatrn van. Church street. mar
Taylor avenue. Sun ay school at am p. Ill.

's at ”amnion-
Blbl’evé'l‘a'asgt': p. g: 9333""... at t p. m.
Isl“ 0! “fills
Rani-thins uncalled for at the following post-
olllose for the week ending Nov. it. too. Per»
sons calling for any of these letters will please

say the! ore advertised:

liotrr w - .Jhnllrne.lfrs.

v..." i§”iyifmi"riin....""h .
f . k . ms t

(letikart r limb.“ "stimuli

. ammlll ' blaster r.
If ' swirl sonar. M.

Nahum. ~ .A. Domes. chattel . Mn.

Jpnnlfil. "'1'“, a: Harp, 1:1“. .Mor-
. . 0 e

v m ' (has: n. hostels. P. at.

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W. A. lictlnlrs. a well-known citizen
of McKny,Ohlo. is of thscblnlon that
there is nothing as good for children
troubled with colds er creep «Chan»
bcrlsln‘s cough Remedy. list has need
it in his family for several years with
the best results and always keeps a bot-
tle of ii in the house. After hsvlngla
gripps he was himself troubled with a
severe cough. its used other rsmsdlcs
without benefit and then concluded to
try the children‘s medicine and to his
delight it soon effected a permanent
cure. ”and.” coat bottles for saleby
(l. 0. Btlllsnn. Drugglst.

Cronfls a We“... to young mothers
To post them concerning the first snip
is: “‘l’dhwfi‘nt fading” erg: ml:

. 0 ill 0
We. laseblldwhobsubjscll to

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“hall!“ preachlnlr at cm p. in. Free sittings
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in hand work from the original negative. This
copies. but must be

A line exhibition of this beautiful work

A new,

"llother-Orhy'a Sweet we}... Elva... -

Mother Gray. a nurse in the Children‘s
Home in New York,has for years treated
children successfully witha remedy, now
prepared and placed in the drug stores,
culled Mother Ora 's Sweet Worm Powd-
ers. They are so d by all druggiste at
25 cents a package. They rem‘Ove all
worms, are harmless as milk, pleasant to
take and never fail. . Valuable for fever-
ishnem, constipation and headache, even
if no worms are present. Ask your
drugglst. ' ’ .

if a New York millionaire gives a dit -
:paoawth avelpue and spith stir-erg, costing

. ,wic gives] pe yspe in
and these people a d MMJM) insa -
ors’- bills and tin y have to my 85.00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 8‘7 persons at the feast?

inquire at Pleisted‘s drug store, where
you may have the problem solved end
not information about (T lotus Bit- 1 Cure.

Henry Wilson, the postmaster at
Welahtnn, Florida, says be cured a case
of diarrhea of longstanding in six hours,
with one small bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhwn Remedy.
What a pleasant surprise that must have
been to the sufferer. Such cures are not
unusual with this remedy.
stances only one or two doses are re-
quired to give permanent relief. ltcan
always be depended upon. When re-

duced with water it is pleasant to take.

For sale by G. C. Strllson, druggiat.

'I‘IYI‘IIE(‘tlthlSfilONERSOFFAIRFIEIJ)
COUNTY:

The undersigned hereby spplloa for a license
to sell: Li uors. Ale. Lager beer. and all for-
mented (fl er drunk upon the remiseaorsold
in quantities less than one al on tobedsllver-
ed at one time. and blue
pursuant to the laws of the Btste now in force
relatlnfiJto the sale of intoxicating liquors.
at the ulldln . No. bl Watt-r street. in the
town of Norwa k. at flouth Norwalk. in said
County. Bl nrd. PATRICK OORCORAN.

”gamut . orwalk.tbc 31st day of October.

Endorsed by the following five electors and
taxpayers of mild town. none of when: are
licensed dealers in lntexlceting liquors:

l'alrick Hyland Norwalk: John N. ’i‘uttio.
“est Norwalk;C eater l'.'l‘oll¢s. moth Nor-

: Warren. West Norwalk: Wil-
liam E. Reynolds. East Norwalk.

County of Falrfleld. Town of Norwalk, this
lilsl day of October, if!“

Llown Clerk of aaid'i'own.hersby certlg.
pursuant to the statute in such case prnvld .
that this application endorsed as aftimald. has
been suhm tied to mount [further certify
that each of said endorsera is an elector and
taxpayer in said town. and that a copy of the
to ins application lnclndlnf t e above
writ n endorsement. has been fl ed with me

Attest. HERBERT R. SMITH.

Clerk of said Town.

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MUSIC HALL.

 

trons NIGHT ONLY..¢I

Saturday. Nov. 1 I.

and lllah Class Vaudeville Company. present-
er the latest tendon fibrous;

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minnows
llEW Wild“!
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Prices,

 

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NONWAIJI ems “00.”.

Motley fruits. November ill.

ar 0 o't'lm.

Ovlde Musln
Grand Concert Company

for the benefit of the

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ssm moms strenuous. rt-
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llkssfl meant. (from
aware water. use mm:
all lemme w. amen.

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special for the Holidays.

PonrnAi'rer ,
Cllllflll. PASTELLE. WATER COLOR AND SEPIA,

done from the original negative only,
ily of the same. and producing in the finished picture velv

In many in- .

Wine only. ._

The Great 8!”th and his lllu Comb- Opera

 

superior grade of work cannot be made from
thereby preserving all the fine qual-
ety softness and richness of tons and
may now be seen at Studio.

-—FINE PICTURE FRAMES IN IVORY AND GOLD‘w»

line of

H—ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPIIE 1N l'l.ATlNCfl‘YPE8—-—-
open for inspection.
W

E. ll. JACKSON. Plllllllgllllfilllll. 53 Will ST. llllllWllll.

H children Vcry for
Pitciver’s Gastorla.

W‘lwn Bnhy wns nick. we gave hl-r Custom
Win-n shi- was .2 (him, she writ-d f» «r (Kimmie.
When aim lm'nvme .llLsra, Sim clung: to (htstnri‘
When she had L'hildren,she gunmen. (m irla,‘

Children cryfor
Pltcher’e Gastorla.

children Cry for
Pltcher’s Oastorla.

" Taylor accident“
RealEstateandlnsurance

WASHINGTON STREET.

Persons lookln foralot or house and lot
with the view 0% pnrohasln‘g. are invited td
coil and examine our list. i e have them for
sale in every part of the city at H-asonablr
Drlces and on easv terms. all” tf

 

 

WANTED.
' Anew“; slum.» will}? " M" "——
.\I Letlgewood Farm. .‘tcorvvr‘swlglil.~ $.12}:th

perlenced dalrynmn. absolutely reliable; vrn~
man good Worker. Apply lmmedlately. nllldt
A KlnlI-nlllllllt'Jhflt‘fl woman as notifies”.-

and companion in small family. Must
be good plntn molt and neat. flood homo.

Cnilor cadres. Mr-A. Dr. W 1.
street. Norwnlk. m b “Birgit!"

".‘.I5‘.‘.‘5fi.t;.:.- .5... t .m 1.... hes
A in n. family of thrice.Wl'w‘lrst«Eliseoo refit

ence- nominalaryto the rl ht lel‘llol. A
Ttlxorthlinin street. 3 ‘ J nllpt'lly

 

at; mu vacatin‘rgn...‘7.1;;
This :har l . ' .
winter for r m or; place will be open all

p.—

ermanent or transient be (I
Families lberrtlly treated with: bone? flat
hilt“; trolley cars rises the house: terms moder-

nalw

' IiEtlSlVlAKiNG bytlie‘rla f Tern) '— A
I) Call between 7 and it in the she’ll:

Mrs Martinez. ‘24 iinvllanrl street, South Nor-
walk. srlt 81!:

T0 LET.

[MART of lower house.
rent. 39; No. Til Wood
human of house corner

unford place. rent.
house. Hanford Place. r
A. Wmnwann.

Wogdwsrd avenue.
war avenue. rent
Booth Main street and
:9: part or Seymour
ont. sit. Apply to l.

Postman ram-”.1... that.
_ heated; reamea'ule prices.
valrartl Place, Houth Norwa k. nll lw

Till! to floor in the insuranoeflbnlld;
ing, ovmerly occupied b Butler lain
llrffw‘ri' ”lit, 1liltipmprv.ttclfir‘l;‘sruh or olive of ll. El
”with arm It on f.
George I-. Hearse. City National Basins‘lf'tfm

ROOM a artrrcht. fl l .. A i .....
4 Tslrrltle‘pll’uli ,m,,f"l,.,‘°"rwmr,o,,,

ntreet;lmlls lighted and heated wr'wt'l'ui:
every room. mullre. uflice (lid Well CI?"
1'

company.qu ingumsimt sea
In. bullrlln w t “ M"
.lfha ”goo aerstrcst. Angly'tev
['0]! SALE.
r0 ennui-(”ills biannual-livid? .'s
0 stock. In hire ft). . . ‘
Main street. mill. mints”. (it'll' z 13' i't' h

Till lint store end basementln Tits «:53.-
rm

lei: rooms
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nebulldin . leezism. A -
ofllcs. g pply atliatr

" «out... .1..l§...‘§.m£l”;iili§i£i/
”mr'chup for want of use. Apply at this

IgAlt mm "lady Vim-allied”
mhfsplugle.‘:l°elttfh,‘$ndAhalr‘r;ees. 7

. rr . e m
Plar-r Juihmwsu. ’ m boll

It
Will mm Plllll lllKll
no r:
laid“ c.lt’vvhholupl and pit WWI? he
llhrwhlk."A'llo ' :t‘l'lge my street.

stores
an . . in rest
receive pmmpl alien

n
l ' lei ll
sharsof our lfmlaga
entrierva’nt. pa , .lisla ”I!“ ”a“

Piano: at Wholesale lllllt.
ll. 1'. HAROLD mammal-mm of

the Ulafltn Hens lannfsctuilas comp
“motivate York. will continue the eshtbt.
tiers of Planes attire (“fly Hotel. Mill flor-
walk. for two wssks longer. in massacres of
the numerous Inquiries and amount of bush
seas. The instruments have been «raised by
a number of cream and welblacwa loss] on.
fearlessl- and pronounced "perfection." They
are holes sold It Ilnflllllely wholesale “from
just hsittbs rmtar retail price. because the
cements desire to Moses ' their «smocked
rectory. livery instrument issuer-tam! fur
Ive rears. call at the (my hotel seem _ y,
for yourselves. brleaiss any ssssrt with you . ‘
tcdeeldslbe worthof these Please. If M
use not settles at kslftbv ms“?
unease them. ”l R
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