stings.
Mentions should in sllcnseehi
I
Tn- mo Ilfllm
. Boirrw HOWABIsCOIIs
*—
m..-L
, The Evening Sentinel he s clrenln
“tie. in the town of Norwelk end its
auburn Ierger. considerably. then the
”bleed cirenletloe of the other two
weys open to silvertisers.
' [low tern nor-til Weetnsr l'orseeer.
Talley feir. wnrmer weather will preveil.
‘ with lush end light northrrly to resterly
.Mllde. 0h Bundey. wnrmer. fair weather end
'lighteeetorly to fresh southeast winds will
, prevsll. tollowed possibly by fog on the canals.
‘ end by rein. Monday. partly cloudy and
m weather. prolinbly with some rein.
Il‘lserissos-eter Record.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twisty-tour hours ending st noon todny wee
"31° ebovesero: highest. 54° shove zero.
Iteletnre Almeniso [or Inc-sorrow.
«Geniuses Snnfiets Etch This low Tide
at It“ It 6:09 et 10:06 st 8:30
TWIN CITY P0113.
Mt Penn-piss About Ins-well Pne-
Dle end ‘l'helr Intends.
Ire. J. W. Hunt. of Berkeley street,
ruled her sister. Miss Erin Foley. oi
Bonytcu. ere in New York city. They
' will return tomorrow evening.
A. Soimene eterted for Censde. lest
light. Edwnrd Connors is there to
perchnm horses for Ir. Solmens’ stshle.
In Edwin L. Beers, of Henford
phenols“ South Norwslk thin efternoon.
to jdn her huehend in Springfield. Mess.
Ii- Gem'y. who has been visiting
friends in Iiiddletown. hes returned to
hm home in Smith Norwslk.
Berry W. flesh. of Boston. hes been
epnding e‘ few deys st hie former home
on Beyview evenue.
of Stamford. is visit~
”Alba Corn i. of Brooklyn. wee
of Rev. end lire.
Kennegh.
u Hattie O. Millard, of West
Ivonne. isvieilicg friends in New York
city.
Ire. T. K. Noble arrived home from
her Southern trip this sfternoon.
Seymour Curtis. of Norvvslk, has re-
turned from Pittsbsrg. ,
Freak F.Bestty..of New York, is in
town. i
Ire. Edwerd D.“Lelsnd and son Ralph,
who hen been visiting relatives in Nor-
.Ilk for the pest two weeks. ere now in
thington. D. ‘ C. After e week's stay
the will leeve hr their home in Green-
town. Indisns.
Ire. Eugene Perks. of West Mountsin.
Bidgeiield. is spending s few dnys in
liorwelk.
Ii. Florence Perry, of Newsrk. i9
vflting her sister. the. William Voll-
mt. Unto: street.
Gherles Grail. of Milford, is visiting
George Davis. of 190 South Mein street.
Kr. Gsell wee e former resident of Nor-
wslk.
"PULL. AIUSEIENTD.
“I 0' the In.“ in Which lerwnlh
Peeple ere Interested.
The people of the Norwslks my well
deem themselves iortunete. Tuesdey
*ht. lurch 30. they will hsve en op-
portunity to show how much they here
.joyed the line sttrectionn lensser
Boys hes thus fer presented. end st the
mute tires enjoy the line pley which will
beplueeuted thst night. the occnslon of
. Ir. Boyt's sbsneiit. The thentre should
he crowed. Ir. Hoyt deserves e crowd
ed homennd so does the oompsny. The
I“ dreiee w ieh will he presented
bddtohs one the most hesutiiul
.,~nevcssenepcuthedinerloen siege.
10h ”(htfully simple in story. end
.' -, Icthlr‘mndlrs. Isson hsvssoins ex-
eoloe sod duets during the notion
«new. ltwlli beremsmhersd thst
In. Ime- wns tstse violently inssns
”tumfindforweeksltwssfesred
in would never hsehls torsturn to the
,mhetthehreeiugelroflisw Hemp
'M munchies. together with the
quests- shstoenil during hsr ntey
“bought hermfely through her iii»
m lthseid thst the slight treess she
Mel hwssvsvs flinswssrvnely to
'M ““10!- 0|! press route is sl- .
d Ire. D.l-‘.Bunt. ~
W mom-sir ‘
AYEI'S Gila” "WWII.
“Hy wile wes"
soilerlng trove e
leerlul cough.
which the best
medical skill pro-
curehle wee nuis-
hle torelieve. We
did not expect
diet she could long
survive; but Mr.
, R. V. Royal, dep»
’ ‘ mysurveyorfilsp-
pencil to he stop-
ping with us over night. and having it
bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pastoral with
like. induced my wife to try this remedy.
The result we: so beneficial, that she
kept on telling it. till she was cured. 0
She is now enioylng excellent-health.
end weighs lee pounds."-lt. s. Bourn- 8
urns.ssussy.Gs.
Ayer’e Cherry wPectoral °
. Received Highest Awerde °
AT THE WORLD'S FAIR
0°
congratulated upon having secured this
cvmpan , which is the some that so set-
i~f;e;r%i’ly supported Iir. end Min.
It nlest season. and nil the original
scenery end eliecte will he presented.
Ever zealously laboring in the interest
of his patrons. Mr. Hoyt. ee ell will be
delighted to hear. has. sitar much diili
culty, secured a resppenrsnce of th‘
exceedingly pretty opera, “Prince Pro
Tom." with the inimilnhly funny "Tom
my Tompkins " It will he remembered
thnt it snowad very heavily when the
company played here last: but the words
of praise bestowed by those who attend-
ed will undoubtedly-drew n lerge sudi
ence to see it this time. All who st-
teud will he amply repaid.
news or run nourishes.
The choirs if the Norwnlk churches
ere reheersing Enter music in propert-
tion for thet fretivnl. The most eleborste
programme will probehly be st the Nor-
wnlk Methodist church. where so orchee
tre will ecccmpnny the singing. 8t. levy 'e
music will eleobe of the esuel high order.
Prof. Heynen is giving the choir end or-
chestrs e thorough drilling.
The orgnn st the chepel of Our
8on Saviour. Berkeley stleet, hes been
overhsulid end repeired. in prepsrstion
for Easter. The surpliced choir is preclin-
ing Eseter snthems.
\ ___.__
~Cerpete cleened. Nu trouble. Send
pastel. Ceprou does the ri st.
A twelve pound eon wee born to Wsita
er Msnei‘ield. of Norwnlk. todsy.
Ceptein it. 0. Doyle. of Company I)
has tendered his resignation to Uolonrl
Frost.
Garrett Jorden, who lives on Connecti-
ticut evenue. wee arrested for breech of
the peace. on complaint of his hrotherin-
lewt' Be Wes found guilty by Justin-:-
Smith. snd lined 31 end costs. Not hsv»
ing the money he went to jsil.
A “lead of Charles Berrnclough in-
formed ssi-zxrisrzi. reporter lfllu morn-
ing that Mr. Burrsciough received it let-
ter yesterdsy from his Wife.
credited with having eloped with Fred
Bystt.of [lilionviile He went to New
York. presumsbly to meet her.
Room 6 of St. Mary's school best Room
5 st hnsebsll this morning.
The S. of R. will give soother dance in
the bell in Nether‘s building, West Nor
walk. out Wednesdsy night. Olfen's
orchestra. of Stemford, will furnish
music.
A lsrge end hendsome bisck dog. shot
in the thigh. wee wendering shout Weter
street. yesterdey. with blood flowing
profusely from the wound.
—Corned pigs hockr. ticts e pound st
Hnyse' msrket.
Ir. end Mr. J. Emory Stevens. of
South hinin street. will give ephouse
keeping enil bosrd with Councilmen
end Mrs. Chutes i". llelloct. Quintsrd
svenus.
1m. 8‘". J. Wethlns. oi Norwelk
presched in Nemonel church, Went
port. lest night.
.1st Wood. Jr.. sou-in-isw oi Jo-l
seph can. of Baton Hill. hen purchsssdn
s fency trsp from Luther Wright.
The host "Annie Iichlly” in st Rey
mondlirothsrs’whsrtwiths esrgo oi
cost.
~8peeisl sele rodsy st Ferriogton‘s
I'k't. Rosshed. illusugerournd hem.
tic.
Thenewsncloendenroflhs‘l'remwny
oompsey,lio.t. wssussdicrthsiirst
time lest eight. conveying the Epworth
lessusntoltoweylon. Thecsr is s
hesutysedthsieresstoesintown.
‘l‘hsOonsolidntsdrsiirsedresumsdths
wortottsuisgdowutksheildingcn
WsshiegtsnsirssMhisinorsing.
who is l:
808E CREAM.
i
Will give e sempl tie for the
ne king. it you w to esmooth.
retiny ski ”sen.
HILE. THE DRUGGISI.
' net for this tree trlel bottle.
mchld
Willlem Stevens will lesve the employ
of Frederick Scribner, the grocer. to
night. end Charles Oergill will begin
working there Mondsy.
Lewis D. Keeler. of Norwslk, hes sold
his piece in Nod. Writers, in Gardiner
Biymond. of thnt piece.
SUNDAY SSRVICEB.
l s’OMhOI'I end Their The-vie In Norse-Iii
churches Too-mpss.
Sour» Nortwm Corinna 'i'lONAI West
nouns and Westetreets itev. rshl ll .herd
.. pastor Services new m. and 7:113
aim Sundey school. l2 m nng Paoplo'g
lety of Christh Endeevor ting st em
in; sun ect, "Pure l'l-.oughi.e ’ure Word».
ure Dov ii. " lander. Mine lull i shepherd.
Morning subject. " 'lilndiences lo \illu 3 im 11
Lower‘ Evening. Lenten service '1‘ m..
' llie Seven Words from the Uriiss." Ill.
“Women. behold thy will . . hobo“ thy
mother" '
Scorn Nonwsmr Mnuomwr. West . .
rieer Garner. .A. S Knvnnsah.
Divine service. 10:!) e. m. .. 7.1119
school. i: lliiQYIII‘SDW"!
Subject. Cleisn en
Mrs.A. S Kevenegh.
trumme. Morning themv
China s Humillntiun. " itszv.
m. .. '
ls‘rue pmeetlnii ti:
hUni: enn.‘
'l
airy concert of the Sundey school.
8011'"! Nonwullisrsm. West evenue. neisl'
Pine etrmt. itev. It. .Hherivooii. tor.
servicea- llo‘llln in end 7:01) . in; undey
school. I" in; Young People-s Society of
f‘brlstllin Endeavor prayer meeting. 6:1in. in.
Evening. lllustreted [with stereo ofillcunl tem-
rente eclurr; subject. “Th e ome end its
.nern) " Christine *nlesior mi.- ring will
he led by nines Rob lnson: subject. " ule
Words. Pure Thoughts. Pure Deeds. "
Tmnrrv EPIscoML West street end Peir-
lleldevennefiouth Norwelk. Rev. Olin Iisllock.
mior. 10.4! n. m. .. Mormng Prayer. hit
my. sermon . ndev school
tel 12 rm: 7 in. m.. Evening Prayer end
sermon. Rev. . . H. Wsthlns. of Grece church.
will critic lets nt morning e—rvice.
Nouwenn Mnnonrer. West end Mott eve-
nnes. 8. Wynn. pester. Service.
lull) Evening service. 7:3) p. m. Bundny
schoo l2 m.. I: worth insane 'neetlnir. ii: 'I)
p m. .ornine. v. A J. Smith. otsestNor-
weir. wili p.rr~sch Evening. sermon by per
tor; subject. “'1 he wetness of Moses
Nonwsrm Conoeeos'rronsl. corner Perk
sud Lewis streets. Rev. 1'. K. Noble. D. D.
tor Serviceentlo-Jlmm. endl’mp. ll‘l. Illi-
deynchool.l2:fllp. m.: Y. P. 8.
p.111 hvenine. the lorwlll
or eseiiss ol Sehtis eveuln
Mintlliflém enh-
leer. “The Soul's immo ity. ~DoenDee
end in Hell?
(tenor EPIN‘OI’AL. Belden evenne end Crows
street. Norwulk. liens .Wetkine. rector.
Ith Sundsylu [lent tint} e. m.. tiuly P nil-
munlnn lorJl- n. m. Morning Prnver. Livnny
nut sermon: l" in. Sunday school. menu
rlble clese;7:hllp. in Even my Prsyrr end
sermon.
Nortwsie Benin. Beet evenne. oppoelte
Green. Rev. F. E. Bo hhine. peslnr Ser-
vices. lth’lie.m end fill 111.. Sisndeysnhml.
l- m.; eerly prnyer uteri ng. "Mlle. m. ”Forms
peoples meeting nt Ifllp tn. ‘ ”
Sir. Muir's. It. 0., corner of West sverme
end (,hepiil street. horwelk Rev. W. J slot—
um. pestor Mess. 'l s. 111.. Children's
Minis. lithium; iilgh Mess. lomnm; Vespers.
3310.111.
Sr. Penn's linemen. Church street. own.
site the ”teen. Norwslk. Rev. :4. ii. Pond.
rector. Holy I ommnnion. 7m n. m..end . n
Ilrst ‘ under in the month. Second i'elebrnllon
(vhornll with sermon. ill-'ll is. 111.; on other tinn-
ilnvs. Morning P eyer. Litsny nixil sermon.
iii-Jill e. ni.; nndsy siliool. 12 m. in the
l'nl'lii'll or til: it Hot 1 HAVIOI it. cliorsl
eveu’iiuna wltu sermon. 7.3 p. in.
EM?! AVINII hie-rnomrvr nesr VenZei-idt
ev.enue East Nimwnlk. Iii-i. l Smith p.»
tor. Preni hing likéll it. m. and Till p. in.; ’i'vun-
ilny Bi. llOtll. I2 111. .. young people‘ 11 meeting 6...):
Sr Anllliew' s .‘IlsfllilN. st .lemee ride-Allis.
irr'n reelixeilie. “Illuir'ssull. Huntley iti'hrml.
.:illl p. m.; (' Iierlril (.‘h llt‘lll. superintendent:
Arthur ll. (' him-in. esslstent; Mine Evelyn MP-
Allister. orgenlnt.
lliiusii lilvrit CHAPEL. Superintendent:
ulgnr Butter): assistant“ superintendent:
llli-rXIlIfr lingerr: oruunist. .Iliss .iilu iii-slum.
lenll t’orgsnisi. Mrs. Jullimtlshle. Sunday
silinol I1» 111.; Young People‘s Society of
i liristlnh 'nilvsvor mes-ilnu. Will u. 111.; I’rityer
meeting. Sunday evening iii 71:”.
(‘AlJ’Ali' lisrriirr Sovtrrrr.Qiilntar3i Bulld-
lnir. i-iirrier Willi nnti Knight sirwle. {\ilrwnlk.
liev .lnnleeA Siiiiiler. pestnr. Slur!!!“ ref-
ilie. litmus n1. .evenlnir servlm et t 45 p.111.
\ouliir people's meeting hi. 4:”) p. in All ere
u rdlelly invited.
Anvewr lllllmel. Verizemit evenne. Esst
Nmormlk ecghln NH!) 3. in. soil . ~.ililp
mndey school i. m. Yonn i’eople' us meet-
ingldll p. m. is. eeple. pestor.
Conuneos'rionsr. mMWIOI. Hprlngwood
Unloni hepel. Ely evenue. W lion-o. pestor.
Hungerinn rerviesn. Sunilny. st 1cm n. us. end
(so. rn.; 'lhnrnilny et Talo‘clock.
Sr. Penn's Mission. VenZendt end ilehorn
ere-ones. lent Norwelh Sunder st hool MI) p.
in Acordielweloometosil.
tirvliirowooo Union Orient. lly evenne.
“"th Nurwelk. Bundsytii hool. p m. .
evening service. 7.1119. in.
her Noewsne swenisrs (‘oeoneosriorrsn
Riverside evenue. Rev. 0.1.lnilegren. zyeti-
tor. Nervlees et ill-mun end“ in .m. .. en-
«in school. 313mm" young peoples meeting
reecht Iret
Answer I cum linemen. Knight
street Norwsi tide1 pestor.
Preeohlnirdii-m m.; Huntley echoo elltlbp
rn.; prsyer meeting etmlp. 111.: wrenching et
7i!) p in. ii ilel music will be rendered by
the i- hoir. is free.
Dru-recite lvseoer incite ivr. Persi-
Rnu tie. north Msln street. South Norwelii.
Pssior. 0. Itrite. iimlmlleneie: flonnlers
hulls in s 7 p. m thrust-whole 12m.
Mittwnoh Allen 1! let. till 9. n1. [lento
solver Uut-rvliiht ier die iiemeindvzilieoe tens.
Mittwochs. Donne-siege t to ii p. m.. iisnsstege
9 to l: e. in.
“sense Invention. services. field
every sender site-rows st to c I... in HWedlsh
titmel church. lest
it'll lnvi led. IMinds sr-nool st tom
nndsen‘ sI 11111.1: nut street.
(I. A. Broetnieier pester
lifelh
Cycle letee
Ilse Emilie B. Smith hes purchnssd e
b’cycle throth the For Cycle ssenoy.
lies Louie To'lss rides n twenty-two
pound Crmeent purchesrd from the For
Cycle compeey.
IhJcsieL.Gstisrhusscuredooe of
the Worn“ Iedy's wheels in town
from the You Cycle oompeny. Elisshsth
street.
A levee insoles of Crescent wheels er-
rived for the Ice Cycle compeuy this
morning.
Hither-t 3. Mitchell Ins waived his
new Greener.
Ire. John Whitteta hsve petulant
eswhleyciss. Willie-end“
Vsnhnrseeissksvseswnsuetsistths
Muses. ;
“wits“-
rmmmbmwr.
Made 3" ,1
Speihd muslcel pro ';
"Some Course of g ‘
Mnrkns’l‘sfi. uf . ,
i' hlnn. will preach. Iveninannuel mission- ‘
m6 nesteefortwo.en es
IliuJossphlesislttlssed Prof.”
From 1 o’clock p. m. till closing We will sell. : ,
Lonsdale Muslin at 5 cents per yard: .
All Day $1 Corsets at 50 cents. (These are slightly mper-
feet, but will wear just as long.)
Also other NOTABLE BARGAINS to which W invite
your inspection.
Remember we are Headqualtels for CARPETS OIL,
CLOTIIS and MATTINGS.1
A. Dickerman & Son’s,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON ..
wmcurs BARBIABE iilisnol
' WAGUNS 0F ALL Kill:
The finest Traps, Buggies, Phaetone and Canopies. Car
load of one and two horse Farm Wagons, with solid axles just
arrived. at Wright! a sales roomr. If you are thinking of buying
one, call and see me.
FATE NT
9! ”Di N5.
queers
SURREY TRAP.
COMB
Th . 1 USE” PHETON lth
”1:332! onmpg‘ilnggf the 7MP. end, :lth
nllthes _es olihellliftieger Mower,
et Bent . I I -
WE THU. . BE gguflomECANOW TOP
A. P -
rilivuio N “ m end beentiful are? For SCENIC and SIGrN LETTERING get
eesleet end t entrencc ever mud n. y
my figures for work done by my artist, GEORGE VIBHBIJIIJ
BICYCLES.
The best made. Can save you from $15 to 825 on them. Do not
buy until you see them.
REPAIRING iii All 1111:.
(Cslled for end delivered free of chsrge.)
ER WRIGHT.
no Franklin Streets. South Norwalir.
,‘/\
. . hingfiotoiwlhs. less for
l! "W"! “1d ’. room then ens i' nt- under
Surreyw mode. n1. ,}_ tum-h es s trslghtv veill
nrr ‘
clerryhifiw room for .
eck penel '.
down. Enchseiwwi. .
other. with no umn see
to teke up leg
room. As st in what“
nged for one
0 en for one
Full cnrtelne ell nron
convening it into n. two or to
cle ever oilered. Qnell ty n1 é .
the very best. . ~
3’
m WWII.
LUT
—AT-
lilWESl PUSSIBLE Pllll'E
The finest Java and Moos Coffees to he obtsined. Elegant New Crop Teas Fine Lin uf
French and Return] Pure Food company's Soups. Aspsrsgiis Tips, Hand Packed Whole Toms ~ .
Fency Gilt Edge Butter. 35c lb. The celebrsted Northfleld Greenery in prints. 30c lb. .
Ferris Heine. Boneless Bacon end Smoked Beef. French Peas end Mushrooms. Fresh Conn
Eggs, 20c dozen. The Angela Flour. 65c beg; 34.25 berrel. California Navel end Jamison Oreug
Smoked Salmon. Rouqefort end numerous hrsnds of Cheese. First clsss line of Fancy Creel:
slweys on hsnd. We here the best the msrket silords. Send as s postal to have us call u - .
iiiilts E. Siliiilllll,
lillllllfi fillilllill.
“unveils-s,
‘ like
it till, 12-1..
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