’hysswhhoyallnswssk. to hepaia strut. curios—so. us whim street. Wm «new.» call. us. Branch Macaw-usual. Norwalki telephone MIWAIIOII should in lilo-l- be to I'll! m0 autumn. BO“. “03"“ 00". ‘ ‘I‘Ie Evening Sentinel has a circula- lien in the town of Norwalk and its ~ suburbs larger. considerably, than the combined simulation of the other two lane! dailies. Our press room is al- ‘ wayn open to advertisers. L W 1 law lurk Herald Weather lorsoaat. .Today the weather will be generally clear ‘. and warmer, with light aoutheasteriy and southerly winds. preceded by here or log on thacoumand i'ollowed by a “warm wave" and autumn temperature of about Slide- 14 _ Mintbll section. 0n8unday.islr wrath " > other! trash southerly winds will prevail. with slight temperature changes. followed at Ill“ by light local rains east at the lakes. and on Monday partly cloudy. cooler weather. pro- coded by rain. Thermometer Record. 1h lowest point oi the thermometer for the twentybionr hours ending at noon today was 3° ahovs sore: highest. 76° above zero. linietnre Almanac ior Toqnorrow. Inn Rzises ' Sun Sets High This how This At Mil It 9: an Driver Wilson lining. Henry E. Wilson. one of the drivers for Adams Express company, leit the o!— iics Wednesday alternoon. ostensibly for the purpose at moving from South Nor- waikto Norwalk. He went home, but left the house shorly afterward and has not.” far as known, been seen in South Norwalk alone. No cause can he assign- ed ior hh disappearance. as he lived hap- pily with his wits and two small chil- dren. and his dealings with the em- ployees oi the Express company have always been oi the most friendly char- acter. His accounts are also straight. Ira. Wilson and her chi ren are living Trustee E. F. Bail, oi the insolvent W. W. a 3. ll. Keys 00., manufacturers oi Babbitt metal in the East End, Bridge. port, disposed oi the plant at auction, Thursday siternoon, to Charles Leeior the sum of $485. The property. which consisted of tools and stook, inventoried .550. It is understood that Mr. Lee rep- resented other parties who will continue the business. The Keys company was wrecked at the time of the flight of W. W. Keys, its owner,scn-in-lnw oi An- drew Selleck. formerly oi Norwalk. ROWAYTON. fire. A. D. Ward, who owns con- siderable preperty near the Red mile, where her superintendent. John A. Graver. resides. has, with the latter'e help. arranged plans ior a park to be made of the piece. it will be called leadow Brook Park. so designated because of the never tailing stream oi clear water running through it. A _ nut-hero! artistic bridges will be con- structed over it. and the grounds provid- ed with an abundance oi seats and other attraction. The work willbeiinlshed in a short time. The morning theme in the Rowayton Istbodist church will be "A Bold Stand.” in the evening the second sermon in the series on the “Great Contest Between Truth and Error" will be given, which will he on the "Dark Ages." their cause end one oi the first lights which shone out on their darkness, the young people's martin at 6:45 will be led by F. 1!. Steve... Subject, "The mm» The home oi mun- Tuttle was quarantined. yesterday. by Health 0mm ii'raesy.onaceount oi the sickness with measles at his daughter fiery. The members oi the iamriy. however. paid no attention to the instructions oi the phydelanaod are about their vacations fienmssausuel. In. I. V. Atkinson will take ior his subject tomorrow morning. “0va awhstisltl" in the evening he will on"Danlel." Y. P. S. O. I. “agatditb.iadhyfilse Addie Stevens; topic. "The Lessons at W,” Edward Tattle, who hasbssn employ "Human Themes, whoiias «omnivorous-sous» m ”flamingo! ths'l‘rsurwsyusohs. I. Iiwathinosotistodsyrsovingto unadulter- he reconfirm, . Mun-ousted dim ' hymn-issuer as to 'assttetvrtssestuam distance are Momentum salmon Arm's sAiisAraniLtA “Some years ago, i was in A terrible tonal. tion with a hu~ , mot, or erup. , tion, which , broke out all j , over my lens . Sarssparilla in like cases, 1 concluded o to give this medicine at trial. and the e result was a thorough cure. no sign oi f the complaint making its appearance . since. I have no hesitation in rocomv o mending Aycr's Sutsapitl'lllit ior any kind of skin disease."-.i. W. Dun, . ' Sarsanarilla iiii’ slit Admitted at the World's Fair house this summer. She will also have a restaurant on the first iloor. The iamous oyster-ground ease oi Oliver Cook versus William Raymond is on the docket oi the Supreme Court of Errors, whose term begins ln’Hsrtiors next Tuesday. The school entertainment, given with so much success two weeks ago, will be repeated tonight in Guider'a Hall, and should be largely attended. Mrs. Annie Miller has returned to her home in New York city alter a two months' visit with her sister, firs. James H. Stevens. The men of the Methodist church will realize about ‘25 irom the enterteinment in the church last Wednesday night. Mr. and fire. Harry Peper will arrive here Monday for the summer. DARIEN AND NOROTON. The chancel and ceiling at St. Luke’s church has been attractively redecorated by Thomas McGee, oi Stamlord. who completed the work this week. The two artistic paintings by the late Vincent Collyer. presented to the church by Mrs Edward Weed, were also placed in’ position in the dome, and add greatly to the appearance oi theediiioe. fir. and Mrs. Edward A. Hall, oi lain street, entertained their iriends, Thurs- day night. The prizes at whist, which was one of the principu features, were won by files I. E. Gilligan and Mrs. G. Weber. The Darlene are playing the fierrili Business college nine this aiternonn on the Brady grounds. The hometeum will play the Port Cheaters in this place, on Memorial Day. Mrs. C. W. Harman, of New Rochelle, and Miss May Kienser, oi Brooklyn, have returned home aiter 3 visit with Mr. and hire. E A. Hall. William Cushman. oi Rawayton, has finished painting Mather & Grumman's building. It lea gray body with olive trimmings. “Buck" Riley, bartenderst the Colum bus hotel, has moved his iamlly irons Stamiord to apartments in Austin's block. Frank Green. oi Nerotonfis out with a handsome new coach mam. received irom New York city. yesterday. fiergle Smith, the little daughter oi finned lira. flaniord Smith, was con- siderably worse yesterday. Miss Harriet Tilly. who wee delirloris on Thursday. was slightly improved yesterdayLu WILTON. Edwin B. Cable has awarded the con— tractiorsstore.to be erected near his home in South Wilton. to ii. Silesia. He will put in sstock oi stationery. to— bacco and notions. Silas W, Dim-trad is making prepare tlons to close out his stock sad retire team the grocery balsam, and to estate llsh in itaplaceaooelyevd. An amateur minstrel company from iiorwelk. assisted by home talent. will give an entertainment in thefown llsll. nest Wednesday "suing. WMWW.WW~WWM I’lll'llIoAI Allllllm. lens or the Ive-ta In which levwwll resets arslatssestua. The Lyceum Theatre company ably presented the tweet military ore-s. "Daughteroitbsltegiarest." atthsfier waikOpsrailos-Jsstaigiit. 'l'hsptey wssi‘oilowsdhythsiirstsetei "Issues Whitman.” Tonight'mostiairesdsa" wiiihs presented. Atahs Islets Ihb afternoon 'meaoryMwspvasv senior! in s creditable Issuer. oompsny'ssngansmsutkws. Edward Barrios suit his flew isgasosseithssuusmstauu messes-v tisdeeharastrrsstwsss he Amssisss his roles and his wit all lead themseiyes ,dtnlrsbiytotbspsrt.‘ Thesong."l'ori, ”CLEANING. ‘ Lil'lllii. ii illllil tannins. noun Sill. am the Isicr Glimmer," has probably enjoyed more lasting popularity than any song that Dave Brsham ever composed or Harrigan ever sang. However, "The lsjofishynomseoss one part plsy' 'l‘hsrearelimr or In swong parts in it. The iii-st oi the three sesnasffioi the first act, a steamship wheel, is an exception- ally good piece oi stage setting. Another scene is the explosion oi Pop's lire works isotory in which a dozen dsrkies are blown into the sky like rockets to de- scend like the sticks thereoi. WHERE PEOPLE WORSHIP. Program-es or leiigteus Services is the churches el lerwailt. Tomorrow. At the First fiethodlst Episcopal church, Rev. A. S. Kevenagh.psstor, will conduct the communion servicoln the morning. In the evening he will preschon‘Ths King oi fiagle; 01.1% iigioue'l'omtoolery." This will be the second sermon in the series on ”Four Remarkable Kings,” firs. Ross and files Punzelt, fir. Oomstcck and fir. Ambler begin their services in connec- tion withthechoir oi this church. A special musical programme will be ren- dered in theevening. A gordial invita- tion to all. The speaker at the Christian Young lion's League at 87 Chestnut street. tomorrow eiternoon. will he Jacob H. Lsytonmi this city. who will speak upon "True Success.” files 8. E. Bodweil will render vocal selections. and the usual congregational singing will led by :oor- net and violin. All young peopls,snd old as well. are invited. The meeting begins at 3:15 o'clock. Rev. GeraldB.Beardwlll prsaeh on "Christian Citiseas and Belting Legisla- tors." at the people's service in the South Norwslk Congregational church. tomor- row evening. less are especially invited to attend. The church holes the service perimthissvsaiug enables the not MM out Ill-V .3 m lelswkssk‘susws'vasssmr Mia-1m museums sentimental-nutmeg ~ the Holy Communion in the morning. Three youngpsopie will he received into membershipat this time. Rev. A. H. Wyatt will occupy the pui— pit of the lloswalk fiethodut church, eornsrfiott and West avenues. Ism- hers will he received into the church at the morning service. The sacrament will also be administered. The siter meeting at night will he held in the lecture room. This sites meeting vrlii he a iratore oi thessrvices every Sunday Everybody invited At the Norwalk Congregational church. tomorrow evening. the pastor will con. nous his series oi discourses upon "The Soul and the bile Beyond." subject. "The Sam's Salvstion. Everybody is welcomed. Tillh CIT! Within homes fame-wise About lorwulh Paco ur- uue new Iris-us, Tim Wilton editor oi thaJtldgeiioid Prussnotrwthatllsw bottle Wilson, oi Norwslk. has been visiting files land Jones. oi that planezllsslisrab Keeler has returned to the fiissss Benedict, alteren extended visit in llorweik. firs. Franc- Townsend. oi High street. is today attending the anniver- saryoirhs marriage oi her uncle and aunt. fir. and ”Joseph Seoileid.in New (luuasu. Iain-thick LWanddauglt- . m,irom(3hisopss, In" auths guests oi luv MILMIM MP. Werdwsll.2hviwgstonpiuce Theodore Knapp returned hours ”0' issdayiroasawesk’svuitiustflaven. Birmingham. Shelton. Newtown and luadyfloos. Ira. Hanoi lorwslk. spent yester- dayiaflowmlvtbswoibermoth- minimum. Ines-us Isrris Jarvis. or Bridge port.lsvisitiughermothsr.fiss.w.li. durum-tunes. (lsuvralasllmtiharlesoimeieadare shouttostsrttsr Washtsgtos. 9.0., ior sshortvtstt. In heath-ulna! Paternal. J. wkohasIsousiguwtniheri‘psrssts,fir.mr audios. (l. W. Hewitt. oi knead “mantis-um. amusemen- lsw tern. T.’.ilesu,eitbslshailsssoski.iis “mmnas usesto'stsr hurynsspsalll—saywithhisrsiauvss. Mutilation-Wheaten. overthrew-thingies, no. Mummers)! Ayn-pus use.” "midst e Silk Waiste, at $2.99. ' , Kid Gloves, at 7 5 etc. and $1. Lace Collars and Ohifl'on Collars. Bargain Counter of Ribbons, at 3 ate, 5 cis. and 9 ate. per yd. An Easter Souvenir to every customer on Saturday. A. Dickerman & A Son, 84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. WRIGHT’S. BARRIAEE REP08ITORV, Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwaik. THE BEST MAKE WliiflNS OE All KINDS. Repairing of All Kinds. RDCHESTEB MTD Dillll Blevins H’BUY A WHEEL iroma re- sponsible party who has been doing business here for nine years. Every wheel war- ranted. chespest to buy. to use PARSONS” HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA. Will not chap or toughen the skin, like ordinary ammonia. it is the best and LANI)RETH’§ GARDEN SEEDS. Secure your Garden and Flower Seeds as we have them in large quantities which are the best that can be procured. (tanned Lime. Sspollo, Scourene, etc. Deviled ilsm, Banned Turkey and Chicken. Lunch [lam and Tongue. Gilt E lgo Creamery Butter, ireeh made each week. 253 lb. Elegant goods. large assortment oi Fancy Sugar Weiers; Bridal Veil and Imperial Chlpv. Buy the landing Ham and Bacon on the Market, “The Ferris" Brand, iresh every Wednesday. We have calls ior the Angelus Flour ircm ins and near. Try it. CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. lEl0lN0 ENTER, TELEPHONE CALL. First-class Brooms mode to order for us direct irom the manuiaeturer. 33 WASHINOTON STREET. '3‘2- NOTIOE. School Taxes. ysnoiths Iouth Norwaik Union I! stricter- hereby notifiedt the 4 one “and MW ml is on ier.lutd oaths town tiistoi eta ingot the diet “on the at is int. at the 5?: street so libs due and pay on the lost at y. lumstwhieh time Tabs 1 he randy” the same at Htllienn's rt: .r' i t. a year from “is“: ‘ a]: use w ”all 1T: easel “MW. sodium“ ensnt more mum. A HUNDRED: es ATON. “wwufllflm'm ruudally SHED aid SPLIT W000 Mm!“ mmtunntromum mhflMMi-v it. is. more. ET. BATES, TIM“ A mum. 31AM!) ' ALL FOR $i.50. The iolinwlug items oi Groceries which we quote in this advertisement are about half our regular prim and con be obtained at our stores on SATURDAY, MAY 4. HERE ARE THE GOODS AND PRICES. ’l‘sn pounds Best (lrsnniated Sugar. 0 .l) One can lieli Condensed Iiik, Mi ‘5 Two cakes Bebhitt's or Ozone Soap, .04 n One can Narrowiet Pass. .06 One pound Beat Black or Iised Tea. .00 One ponnvlllsst BsstJavacr Icons Codes. .15 One can Best (torn. .0! One pound Best Piling" Snaps. .fl gnu grands P3... hers. . One 3 Mile Stove Polish, . SPECIAL PRICE .- h .u .. '1,” 1‘ 1' these youwillhareto rehassteen reorder. mountain nanlilPeI’vfiflhTi(:oiissintheiisan"n or we wiilgrinil ltwhm you Very Best Elgin Breanny Butter 2% Till NEW TORli 8TORE Donovan Building, st missus-i. South liorwslk. liorwaik. Airtime” ill or sum <
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