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bullpen—like way.

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muscular. lanes .22. lest.

ANNUAL CITY MEETING.

‘ tho two per cent. of the popula-
‘ “detractors per cent. of the
p of South Norwalk. last night
,to‘lay stat: of twelve and one—
.lnillsto meet the expenses of the
cityfcr the current year. This was
“after livery free and full discuss-
illftof city aflsirsmnd the evident no-
for the amount this tax will raise
m the Council to conduct the
We! the city in euchamnnnerss
they deem the beetsconomy and s
W regard for public interests do-
and. The purpose was to lays to:
Miller“ mprovide for tha-se expenses,
at! toksrp within the limit, rather than
reduce the tax and at. theend of the
yur be obliged to make good a defi-
ciency or add to the public debt.
.LWs mention the small number present
tushuwlhe general laxity on the part
Moor citizens in the duties of citizen-
.liiip. no to foretell the comments of
the army of kickers who take no
past in public Affairs except to find
hilt at the wrong time. and with others.
who. the fault is with themselves. These
meetings are fairly warned. are impor-
lent. are open to general discussion. and
mention at them, we believe. as a rule,
from the must patriotic and loudihlc
Mm. The responsibility when by the
M b enforced not sought The few
"whodo take interest enough lu not at
in.“ perhaps they do not always not
I L theutmost wisdom. are very much

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“sanity Imp which he made and hull

mm by Mr. Rider.

infinity)”. Rider while druwing pay
“mines to the city. This MP.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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“starving ofcredil than those who

We! their time once a year is nec-
imsry to put information relative to their

Winnegind thut Engineer lliih-t' Mia

copyrighted. lie mudellu- lullpot his
0'! expense, and the copy the brim-ll of
Mr commissioner» how was pl‘l’ifl'ilu'll
Thu impression
Hillel! conveyed that thin map was

Munphsticnlly denied. Miltuul ex-
planstinns at an "‘uflcr nus-ling" marred

_ POO! Without-Abe professor we mean

H “I'm“ and rslslng the curry
with the country. is sick“ It is no

It has

A “sushi him tudlscovsra ves-
rilfs a nestling. and Its treat-

‘Wlsliost a principle to control “'9'“
V vainly trying to produce some
sun is. McKinley hill. the 33'0“”
becomes more ofa mongrel

ills-Wind by the party re-
” it. The list mksshlft ls
film in to the Kettle
. boom romeo maniacs
lust-st the sdvnccs pro-
Isa kss hm of til-muss
gm account-lineal
I“ W its m to it
in “Melton” loKlaisy

will Bum. . on; ii lbs. non.
' .rsc.flb.; 4 its. also. can estrous semi“.
‘l’nlli'i‘fi. 35o; Jilin.) 01.09.
We indirect Bouillon ct everything in‘ the Grocery Line,
‘ hsrgnins or our house in the city. '

 

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“mm” “mm" lies on rows asn nuns.

do not directly affect city or town taxes.
”flhfl sternum and lvovywhsrs ll
lion-ii. South lorwalk. and the In.

medias. VHuw-II’I ind Iishsps of
n Du Clouds-soil into cvtsp recompile.

Business will be generally suspended
tomorrow.

Security Council: ill. P. U., will inset
to-mcrrow night.“

 
 
 
 

expanded. or secure the comfort or tub
vantage to any locality. Whether a city
official is it protectionist or o free-trader,
a monometalist or bi-metulist. does not
qualify or disqualify him for the duties
of mayor or councilman. will not give
us better streets or better lights, or pro
mote local weal. True patriotism in
local malls in regard for local inter'
eels and how these will be affected ought
to be the controlling influence with every
citisell. When this view prevails men

A. W. ileum-d hits gone into the «rye
ter and clam business.

The public schools will close this after-
noon for the spring vacation.

W. O. (l. Brier won the roost, yester-
day. at E. .l. Wadhams' nurket‘.

and city otlicers.nnd the best form of

town and city government be secured. Ason unborn to Mrs. Samuel Mll-
M

lsrd. of Norwsik. yesterday morning. .

 

The Old Osionv Inm-

lBoston Traveller.)

Now that the attorney general has de-
cided. as everybody supposed he would.
that the Old Colony lease is legsi, it is a
fitting time to call mention to the fact
that no one who uses the road and none
of those who live slung the line of it ever
questioned the transaction in any way. ‘ .

The strong and conservative manage:
ment of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford road has given our people so
much confidence in its securities that s
large part of its stock is held in Massa-
chusetts today. The road has so unhrok~
on and an unrivalled record of more than
twen dive years in paying s ten per
cent. Ividend.

Over one million dollars of thedividend
declared last Tuesday will be paid to
Massachusetts stockholdeni.
'the business men of Boston. as well as
the people of the whole state, are , deeply
interested in the welfare of the roe .
The N. Y.. N. H. a H. is easily the rich-
est wrporstion in New England, its assets
aggregating over $100,000,000.
The mod is fortunate in having such a
man as President Clark at its head. He
lies that genius that mude General
rnnt the most siren-useful military com-
mander in the history of the world. He
surrounds himself with men who can
wm.

The new vice'president. Judge John If
Hall. is a cone icuoue example. A man
of the highest sgal and financial ability,
called from an honored position on the
bench to become the second ofllcer of
this great road. he is emphatically the:
ri ht man in the right place.

he courageous refusal of the New
Eleven directory to lower its regular divi-
dend. when so many other institutions
have been forced to do so. will do much
to inspire new confidence in New Eng-
land investments.

Hrs. P. J. Msrtin. who has been ill
with s sore thrust at her home on Mar-
shall street. is improving.

Colonel Frost will make official visits
to the Bridgeport companies on their
regular drlll nightsnext week.

The young Men's Battalion will drill
Friday night in the basement parlor of
the South Norwalk t’ongregstionai
church.

Arm igements are being made to h in
the next meeting of the Norwslk Chris-
tian Endeavor Union in the Broad River
chapel. ab .ut April 10.

J l’. Frauds moved yesterday from
the Couch cottage on High street to Dr.
G. S. Kendall‘s house. corner of Wash.
ington and Franklin streets,

The members of Sherman Cillulfllue
dcry. United Order of the Golden Crisis.
will celebrate the third anniversary of
their nrgarhsation tomorrow night

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

The oyster supper in the “int Nor
walk Union chapel. Tuesday evening.
wassgmlt success, over one hundred
helm: present. The net proceeds were
$2.1

Fred llnll will go to Srugntuck. Sal.-
urday. to play a match game of priol for
a prize of $25 with Prof. Kelly. of New
Haven. Mr. Hall will also give on ex
hibitinn of fancy pom playing.

 
 
 
 

lil rises Louise Suttonf'l'lllie Rpicer,
[icicle Nickermn and Lottie Wilson, who
call themselves the Spring Hill Dramatic
club. gave thrir first performance. 'l'livs-
day night. in Mrs J. l". Hlllten's born, on
Spring Hill.

 

 

DARlEN AND NOBO‘I‘UN.
Mrs. Bertie Valentine hurl “llplll‘tl for
ll divorce! nl her husband.

Arthur ylllontl,i)flelifTHESENTlNEi.'S
bright nevvldmys. bus on llilfti‘k of ”it"
mumps.
Senders will beheld ill the i'ongrega-
ticnnl church, tomorrow morning at it
o'clock. Rev. Samuel .T. Austin will

 
 
 
 
 
 

the iklnnect‘lcut Division of the [league
of American Wheelmcn will beheld It
the rooms'of the Bridgeport Wheel club.
Friday evening. March 30 All of thv
league clubs in the state will hr repre-
sented. includinq the Alpha Wheel club.
of Nun-slit. .

 
 
 

premh.

The indies' Aid .mcietv of the (Inn-
grt' tionnl church will told it sociable
ton ght. at the bomb of Mrs. Joseph E.
Morrilousc.
Tlit‘ nnllivi'rell - celebration of Welcome
Division. Sons 0 Tltlllpersnce. was not
held last week. but wdl probably inhi-
plum tonight.
John Cartwright and family and Mrs.
Annie Senbrook have learned part of Mirth
Mary Clock's double house and will take
possession Agni lst.

Jennie I". New. wife of Everett
Millspaugh, has not tuted divorce pro-
ceediggs against her husband. on Illi-
grou of intolerable cruelty. >
Past Day services will be held in the
Methodist E . 1 church, tomorrow
morning stl o'clock. The sermon will
be ‘hslih Rev. J. M. Carroll.
hhotta ,nbb hitvc leased the store
in the Fitch building on Main street. and
are to use it for the feed and groin dc-
pnrtmcnt of their grocery business.

Crmtrnctor J. ill. firearm and his
brother closed their business here miter-
day. and went to Whitfield. Mom. to
begin work on ll lsrgn race course.
While out in his yard Tuesdsy. Samuel
ll. (lumen, of king's Rumours of the
oldest and most respected militants of
the town. had ii parslytlc sluick and
now heels u very [locations medium

The ltallsns are moving from the

part of the old ’l‘ookin' building to
shanty below the ltnin street cm
is“. ltlstimghtthstclaremilermsld
lhuythe'i‘onksrbulklln and tear it

down for the l usl the
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fermion for the Easter holiday.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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forward

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u Rev. I. W. Prince. 0. D. Ir

ma discourses were very scholarly
and were listened to with simulation

waififi‘ifiiifiifiK‘fl-e
l. a. VI. renawsls srvdoe April I.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

holding club runs.

sslvs local items of
cycllsh.

 

 
 
 
 

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Lesson am. riser curious. larce-

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A meeting of the board of officers of W5

—-W. K Achrt.hrsrlquarten for rye

Miss Linn Stevens. who is attending

rings. is expected to an vs home this

The excnvstion for the foundation to

use begun on the masonry for tho- piers
yrstorilsyJull is being rapidly pushed

in the Baptist church tonight. John
Dirac will lecture on "A Union iloldler's
rienon in llshel Prisons." it will be

dsrsooville. Libby and Florence prisons

The lethodist and Baptist cliorehes
are-musics for Banter. 80mm. ap-
lsle tothonccssion will bsptenohsd
sanctumsnd in the svsninlrtbe
scholars of the Bahtnth schools will give

Rev. J. H. Ellster preached in Bristol.
louof over five
hundred people. in exchange with the

The Alpha Whvsl club will soon begin

1m: miter. will he platted to no N
interest to limelk

Auburn. Minion. formerly uglier
"Pops sun-
lsst lot an

airline. W. mm tum

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fefil'imb‘” "if.” ”i? “21.2

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of Flag) and

etc Top Glass W
Ag riled . . are, and
Heater work attended to prompt-

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and-om Whole hes . Price low
'l‘hstBeeBcspean B had atour sinus.
A few nice Boldwln Apples. nurtures
Oranges. soc dos. That the Green asp
Plums continue to get the premium '
glee beget snd cheapest goods’of their kind.

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Lumps at low prices.

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Inst of the haul. lurk svl. In! (m
mph-low, Verses, s. ”Hog-lain
'l'sst, Ivor. sv. Io~0oraraisstnry by the
lav. D. n. fits-rue.

As last week the mlsslonsry lesson took
precedence of the temperance lesson. it
perms very fitting that this week the Mr

view. The resurrection is set before us
nesriy to times in the Acts of the Apostles
(at least four times seven times) as the
met topic which the apostles punched
smile to the epiaties constantly ksptho
tors us as our hop-(His return and our
resurrection) and inspiration to patience
and faith. holiness and mi in His service
(Rom. viii. 18. xi; l Cor. xv. ill. 5‘3. 55: Phil,
ill. 20, ill; Col. iii. 14; 1 Thus. ill. l3).
“Blessed and holy isbethst hath port in
the first resurrection" (Rev. 3:. c).

1. “And when the Sshbsth was past.
Mary Magdalene sud Mary. the mother of
James. ,sod Salome had bought sweet
that they might come and anoint
Him." in Luke xxlll. 50. we read tbst hav-
ing seen where His body was laid they re
turned from the sepulcher. bought the
sptnlsnd rented the Sabbath dayaccord-
ingtothe commandment. We nannirt but
admins their. luvs and devotion to Him
to whom they had no faithfully minim
tend in Ills life among them. and He will
give them full credit for itall. But if they
had believed His words they would not
have looked for His dead body in the tomb
on the third day (Math. xvi. ill; ”that.
xx. l9). 80 love without faith may do no»
necessary work and mil-pend time and
money. Mary 01 Bethany, bee-use she be
lleved His word. had anointed Hlsbody be
forehand for His burial (Mark lllv. 8).

3. “And very early in the morning. the
first days" the week. they came unto
the sepulcher at the rising of the sun."
it had been sdark Subbsth to them. with»
out any bright hopes for the marrow.
because of their lack of faith. but they
kept the day by holy resting. Sen one of
the best precepts for keeping the holy day
in ion. lviii. 18. is. We rejoice to keep the
first day Instead of the seventh. llecouss of
his rising on that day and appearing to the
disciples. and because of sll 0.1‘.eiglltb
dsy types and N. '1‘. plain teachingucts
81.7). Those who still keep seventh day
are secklngto live in the days before ills
mumction.

1 “And they said among themselves.
Who shall roll us away the stone from the
donrof the scpulcllerl” Satan lanlwsys surr—

gestlnx hindrance in the way of those who
love the lord. hindrances and discourage
ments to keep usfrotn Roi-g forwsrd-they
seem sometimes very real. and sometimes
they are only imaginary. ’i‘hs risen Christ
It God's right lurid, having all power in
heaven and on earth. is the one clll“ for all
such. and ills promise. “1.0. l nm with you
alway." our consult strength. He shall
not fall or be dissent-Iced (lea. xiii. 4|).

4. “And when they looked. they saw that
the stone was rolled away. for it was very
great." Difficulties vanish as we go for-
ward. Sometimes we are tostand still and
see the snivntlon of the Lord (Ex. xiv. is).
but sometimes our feet must actually touch
the waters before they divide (Joshua iii, la,
15). When He puttrth forth His sheep. lle

before them. The Lord. lie it is that
doth go before thee; He will be with thee.
He will not fliithev. neither forsake thee;
fear not. neither be dismayed (John v.4;
Dcut. urns). its did not need the stone

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

probably rolled sway that they and others
might see for themselvevthnt ills hotly was
no longer in the tomb.

6. "And entering lntothe sepulcher. they
saw a young man sitting on the right side.
clothed in a long white garment. and they
were alrighted." Matthew arm that an
angel slit on the stone and greeted the worn-
en; Luks says that two angels stood by
their) in the tomb. while John says that
Mary saw two angels sitting. the one st the
bend and the other at the feet when the
body of Jesus had lain. There is no cou-
trndlction. but a description of tho dlflrs
rut attitudes of the two angels as seen by
diluent persons at different times. see in
the angel as a young man the suggestion
of immortal youth.

it “And he saith unto them. Be not sf-

wsscrucined'. Ila is risen; fishnet bsrv.
behold the plus where they laid Him."
k‘rom Gen. xv. l.to Rev. i. if. one of the
WWMch and snuvlstotbs
children of man is "Fm not" or "Be not
afraid." l'lridsll youesnoftllsrnssd hold
them fast. Member that Ill-perfect love
touswilldlspsl sllcnr frmif wsonl he
llsvs It (I John iv. llHl). If we vs
fsars.isis because we are not abiding in
His love: therefore He says. "As the Father
both loved Hr. so have i loved you. Can
ttnns sis Mylova.” And spinltiswrlt
ten. " asp yourselveslc the luvs of and“
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$20,000 Worth. '

OVER -

2,000 Garments.

.GREAT.
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SALE

Ladies’
Ladies’
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Ladies’
Ladies’
Ladies’

An Entire Stock- to be Sold

5.

Come and get first choice.

W. A. BEN

SIGNMENT \

AtilllE-llAll oi EMT in MANUFABTHRE.

All Fine and Fashionable Goods.l

These Goods MUST BE SOLD, and will allow?
Bargains never heard of before.

ialelleginsWednesdaydlarcll Zl,atlla.m;E

Sentinel Building.

Electric Hells. Push Button and Bettevlss
of all kinds. put in and repaired: Plum luvs
order,» with Watkins 51 bombardwarn dale".
ll‘! \t‘nelllnumn elm". South Nurwaik.

mltl lw

llld Well Hand Laundry.
9| Washington Street.
' South liclwslli

ALL "UK“ I’DNI'J lii’ HASH.
If! ACIDS USE“ IN WASHING.
BATIQI'AOTI'IN GUARANTEED.
"00"” CALL!" I'll" AND DELIVER-
!" 'BKIE 0" CHAIN)?" UN TIMI).

’liius insults. Proprietor.

 

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Undertaker.

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Inquisiti- Huree Rnllws‘yuepol.

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ClOaks,
Jackets,
Dresses,
Wraps,
Capes, ‘
waists."

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House Mover.

ifulldluxn Zflrlhv‘ll it; lll‘Hi-i'lIL-E- order. Stenill
pullers and heal": 'Ll‘nl‘lilflt‘r} a sg-clnlty.
l. r. l’AHTRiC .

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i’lumhlng, Steam and has
Tin and Sheet Iron Wort.

Hot All Heating.

Plum and u~l1'13,l7l’: furnished Tul' ~ltlmr
wt writs-r. ytrulll m ll‘lT 1i? llwtflii-l
7n illll’l'H .‘l "N H'l'

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ifhysician for Women!
T Ills. llli. ii. I. lililllillill

Can be consulted at her office.

'342 Broad St. Bridgeport. in

V from l0 a.m.rol p. m. an) (in) Pll’t‘lll Sunday
‘ The [Motor ltill regular pllysbvlnrl and for
. "30me sixteen youralms ulmli-tlleillrll-lASkltl
, of OMEN a elprt'likll' . ladies suffering
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dlfllculty inr lent to the sea on
:mnsult r. (illllfnnl in the strictest motl-
‘ dence. and with the assurance of rncelvlns'tho
. most skillful and wieutlvlc trmllrnent lvm-wu
. to modern surgery and medicine Home new
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lathe" load This.

“My child is subject to severr- attacks
of diarrl'uns. During thelust-sicknvee
Dr. Hand's Diarrhoea mixture was freely
siren and an immediate cure resulted.
I would have requiredn dozen visits
of: ysicisn. as on former ill-cushion.
lliei v0 Dr. Hand‘s Remedies would
have saved the Meet the child i lost.
they been within my Min-h at the
timed! its sickum." Mrs. I‘. ll. limi-
sm. 723 New stmt. Camden. N. J.
are splendid children's remmlii-n.
Winners. All drugstores

 
 
 
 

 
 

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MICROBE
KILLER

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a ver lugs pru‘poltlon of (hm in lstheorll knowuprinciple
Nsw ork some torn trim-lessons about that will I st the microbe
catehingcold " says Dr. l‘yrus Slim". in thehlnodw ill .0
"It lunch a slmplothiuu and mrommml m system. By "mm the .
tint very few people. unless it is it mu- w m it cum all human l
nfpuvurnonts. any nut-nut») in n l ,

cold. New will one of the lli'fslllll‘flu
plat-soon the Atlantic (Joan and yet
thorn srs arrest many cases of entavrh
consumption which have their or lain
in this lent of the simplest prvcnuthn
of every ay life. most sensible ad
hell you have one get rid of it
his. llv all moons do not
Dr. mnem- nuttell nu .
sold but we will. she
WW3? b lisrnsdyik it will
vet nu. ”pector- we. open
tho-scvvtionssudsoim mm n ma:
nint core. 23 and do rent norm for
sale by 0 t3. mill-on.
Am shelter-tic in in the Hi
shoulder lied troubled r. J H Wt. a
well known drunks. of Dre “ill”
low. for over-ts months. Atrium the

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