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sup-11111111141111: ml Elm. _
,3, m prayer meeting at the East Ave-
fine Methodist Episcopal church, last
. night. was largely attended and the ser-
. WWI! one of interest and profit. The
‘ official board held a brief after session.
11A! check for 1350 was presented to the
,1 board from Oil" of the most benevolent
and large hearted friends of the society;
’ one who gives, not wishing to let'his
left hand know what his ‘right hand
death. A vacation of three weeks dur-
,,iug the mouth of August was voted the
.1 pastor, _______
It was reported, yesterday, that Con-
tractor Carr had stopped work (in Chris-
tian. Michel’s new building on the
Washington street bridge, because of
some misunderstanding between Mr.
Michel and the building and loan asso-
_ciation, regarding the matter of space
_- that should be on either side of the
building. Mr. Carr told a Sentinel re.
porter, yesterday afternoon. that there
had been no suspension of work 011 the
building because of any 111isunderstand-
lug; that the association had granted
Mr. Michel's application for a loan, and
1that the work would be. pushed rapidly
to completion. L-.-“
~Epworth League trolley ride 1(-
night.
Station Agent William L. Ueer and
Baggage Master Russell E. Morgan re-
ceived word? yesterday, from Superin-
, tendent Shepherd that their resigna-
tions, sent in a few days ago, , would be
accepted. They will leave tonight.
Their departure will be generally re-
gretted, as both have been faithful e111-
ployees of the company, and have been
most obligiug to the traveling public.
Thomas Cornell, of Bridgeport, hasbecn
appointed agent at East Norwalk, and
, will move here tomorrow
family.
Mrs. Walter T. Gray, of Strawberry
Hill, has brought suit against her dead
husband's estate to recover 1111,1011 for ser~
vices as his book-keeper for ile years.
The arguments were heard yesterday,
before Levi Warner anl 11.111.11.131
Baker, commissioners in the matter of
adjustment of claims against the estate.
Hurlhutt and Gregory appear for the
plaintiff and Light and Taylor for the
heirs.
~Gnurantced, $75 bicycle $35.
Norwalk Hardware. (‘11.
commuumr ‘ '
So.
with his"
The three nights' to: .1111 1111111111 5i
Eagle Hook‘snd Ladder company open»
ed most suspiciously, last night, in the
Town Hall. Never has the room looked
prettier. The decorations consist prin-
cipally of flags, hunting and Chinese
lanterns. The fair is given by the lady
friends of the company, and is under
the direct supervision of Mrs. W. J.
Flemming, Mrs. R. W. Frost, Mrs.
John Rafferty, Mrs. William Dugdule
Mrs. Joseph Bates, Mrs. Thomas Cave
and Mrs. Sarah Northrup. There are
booths forltho display of fancy articles,
which met with a ready sale, and then-
uro‘ulsoa large number of" chance ar—
ticles, including a bicycle, watch, din-
iuond ring and furniture. Thinning \Vlln
Messrs. Dugdale 11nd Slausou. The
floor manager was John P. Altmauu
who performed his duticsin a most ef-
ficient manner, and was ably assisted by
Everett Millspaugh. William H. Will-
inott, Jr., was the prompter.
The Noroton Amateur Opera associa-
tiou, which is to give the opera "The
Doctor of Alcantara," for the benefit of
the Armenian sufferers, in the Daricn
Town Hall, next Wednesday and Thurs-
day evenings, is the same organization
that presented "The Mikado" in the
Stamford club house with signal success
in 1886, for the relief of the sufferers in
the Charleston earthquake.
Contractor Bates is building a new
and substantial retaining wall alongside
of the property of Joseph Iiindlcy, and
will construct a sidewalk six feet in
width along the new 'l'cll'ord road. ‘ He
also commenced work, yesterday, mak-
iuga macadamizcd road for the Nor-
walk Tramway company in front of
Charlca Raymond's residence, between
Darieu and Rowayton. '
. The ‘ladies of _ thc Congregational
church held a birthday sociable last
night, at the residence of Selectman and
Mrs. Alex. Mackey. There was alargc.
attendance, and a good sum was realiz-
ed. During the. evening, a very inter~
est-lug musical programme was render—
ml. Especially pleasing were violin and
piano ducts by Miss Lulu llnuck and
Stanley Whitney.
SclcctmauJ. C. Klincl'cltcr has been
informed that it has been stated that he
is connected with the Diamond lce
company. llc wants that contrmlicfcd.
The only interest he has in the company
is one of friendliness towards it, 11111]
iccls that there is room here for all.
Miss Mary Barker, 11 former pupil of
the II lniwood sclmol, 111111 with the M11-
tual Reserve Insurance C11111p1111y,11f'
New York, is spcnding 11 two weeks“
vacation with Mrs. Richard Leonard,
of Noroton.
Walter Bates is talking of instituting
indulged in, music being furnished by'
mandamus przx'ccdiugs to compel lbw"
be forced to u 1.11 gc storage l‘ank loci itcd
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UUll TllllllTY SOUTHERN SUBURB.
Some items of Interest Which The sealinel's
Scribbler: Find to “idle Aboutwlhs Going
and 00111an of Our Village People.
The company recently formed to sup-
ply Rownyton, Roton Point, and Bell
Island with water will begin work next
week. The company has purchased an
acre of land on the stream through the
Simona property, and will sink three 111'
ion} large. wells there. The water will
in Oliver Cook‘ 11 woodland, ucar Harry
l’epper' s lesidcncc.
Captain Clifford Cnfbill, who took
Rev. H. C. Whitney to Glen Cove. l1. 1.,
Wednesday, rcturnedlast night in his
sloop ‘ Bertha A." Rev. Mr. Whitney
and family are expected home today.
Fred Lockwood and David Casual-15:1
are arranging for a chunbake, Sunday,
on one of the islands.
Silas (.larpeutcr spent yesterday with
friends in Port Chester.
Miss Mabel Strattou is spending a
month 111 New York.
'1
WIMNIPAUK.
Jesse Pollard, of.“ Winnipauk: made 11
trip to Elizabeth, N. J., yesterday.
Arthur Bishop has :1 sure hand, the
result of a dog bite
Mrs. Dr. Byrue, of Union llill, N. .l.,
11.111 returned with her mother and
nephew from :1 trip to North Adams,
Mass. '
Mrs. Robert Lynch and Misc Mabellc
Sargent have returned from Daubury.
A PILLOW HOLDER.
Comfort to the Sleepless and Grateful
Best to the Invalid.
Those who have known the misery of
many sleepless nights will npprm'intc
this dr'vicc, which insures not only 11
1'111111f11rt11lllc and perfectly stationary
pillow by night, but a restful posiiiou
\vhilcsitlillg up during illness orcun-
vulcsccin'c. 'lfln' pillow holder is wally
1; small 111:1t11'1ws 11f'fl1-x1lllc “'er m1 ~l1,
:11 1'i1l11'1'1-121111f which 1111' springs, Wllll'll
1111111115" grasp and hold in positin'n the
portion llltll'ml 11111111'11'i1‘1'. This is hung
on brass knobs fixed 111 the side rails of
1'1 1:1",1111'1111' frauu', \1llicl1 111:11' I111 111111'1‘ 1l
‘11'11111 one bmbu'ad to 1111111111'1' WIlllUlll
any firing. ll'llll horizontal111111141111:-
i11;.:1':1ils 111'" provided. so that the pil-
low l111l1l1r 1411spc111ludnp 11 1111111 111.1_v be
'i1l11- r 111.1 the lust positic 11 1111 sloping;
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1‘upp 111111;: 111“ ll: 11- -k when siniug up. 2'
\l'hcn 11 11111111 upright position 1: dc» 1
sin d, the highest knobs 1111 1l11' r1111 11ro‘
8h- Joshua, Gnlnsbl‘hougli, Romney. the
men of genius who embody a 111-1111111111
epoch of English painting. have certainly
rendered the grace and charm. of woman-
hood 1111111111111 unequaled manner. But
grace and charm are not everything I
consldcr that an idea of womanhood w hlch
is founded almost exclusively on grace and
clumn is 11 very poor ldcal.
And not only is their ideal a very flimsy
one, but the way in which they allowed it
to swallow 11p the individuality of their
sitters is fatal to the highest portraiture.
There is 1111 astounding similarity of type
throughout the school. \l’m'e none of their
innumerable female sitters ovor broad
shouldered? Had they 11111111 of the big flrm
months and square jaws? They cannot all
have been slim and dainty. “ad none of
them the illagnlflccnt, robust type of the
Venus of Milo or of the women of This!)
1111111~11,w111,111y gomnch further. Home
of them must have bcon fut ‘llo we ever
llnd a stout Woman ill the painting of this
school? And some of them must have been
short and squat and some of tlu'ln must
have been downright ugly. But we never
see them. I am aware that there in tllfl‘
most extruonllnnry and evcn uncanny
power of adaptation in lilo fcnuilo form to
the prevailingJnshlon, but it is not. 1111-
lliultcd. For instance, it is now the fash-
ion l'or \volncn to be tull,1ind it is remark;
able how many of them contrive to be in
the fashion; lnlt thcro llmcxceptlous. In
these charming [sll'truits tlu'rosccni to be
practically no exceptions to the prevailing
typo. lb-cldcdly there mustllnvc been a
great lack 11f sincerity in these courtly
painters, and I maintain most strongly
that for the very highest portralturc sin-
cerity is an essential—Nineteenth Cen-
tury.
.-————-————‘—-———
A Game For Two.
"\Villiam," she said, “perhaps you lin-
aglnc that l cannot mtallnte?”
‘Wllnt do you 111011.11?”
“You havoinfllctcd your baseball con-
versation on me without compuuction. "
"Oh. I ace! You're not up to date.
That's where the trouble is. You don't
post yourself. You might get so you liked
it ulna-1111111111. ‘Now, in this game the
butter”—
“Stop where you are, William," she said
1:11'1'1113'. " You have been tolling -fll(‘ about
‘llot lincrs' 11nd ‘dnlsy cutters‘ and ‘swut
ting out :1 fly' and ‘doiug n folmggan to
1111'111111‘ until I am fairly dizzy. Xow, lot
1111- full you s1-111cthing. ”
“Very Wl'll. 11
“i want to describe a'ncw dress that I
.1111: The corsugc is made of frllh'd 11111115-
scliue dc solo owr n trnnqvm'ucy 11f hor-
11:11.»l:11'11lnr. It has butterfly slecvcsn1ul“——
lint the door slammed 11nd Wllllam was
out in lhe chill darkness.——Wa.~1l1lnctou
Star.
A MUllUEll AT UAlllEll
Would not cause us much commotion :15
11111 l"r1'1'111:1u 1‘: 51111 cause 111111111; 1l11-
1111-1'11'11 phu 11:; of the 111: 111' when 1l11y
=1uu1- 11111: 1 1l their lo v 111-2110 l111'l1igl1 1111
plating Bimcle parts, .‘ill\(‘l‘\\llf‘1‘, and
anything 1l111ttak1-s.'.1pl11tcdr-ncinliul l.
‘olvcr' \i ckcl 1111111: .1111‘l ll1».':!1 \\ 1111c
M11111. :11;~1v1 ry rc'mn 1bl1- 111nm. \‘n
nccd of throwing lluN' 1111i kn‘lu-s, forks '
and spoons away. no matter if 1hcy 111d
not cost 1111'1'l1,:1pl.11e of Royal \Vlrttc
3:111'11‘. will "1 1R1- tlu 111 11111111 twice as
nmc h .111 when th1 y \\1"1‘1- 111- \1. Thu 1p (111111
11111!111:1‘11111'1ll1'ull. l'illillld.‘ 1\"!~'11'1,l1ll
\1'1111'1' 31:11-1. So. Nni'walk, (‘1. 1:111 1d
agents wanted.
m‘w ooo'na
"out.
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of
ers of this line of goods.
. Corset Covers. "
Ladies’
Muslin
Underwear T
We have just opened a large line of Ladies' Muslin Underwear made for us by one of the best manufactur-
Thcy are not the kind usually sold at special sales, but are all
made of good malarial, and first-class workmanship.
Extra wide umbrella skirts, 12—inch flomlcc of Irish point
n pl
broidcry, llilc.
canibric, 500.
inc has, 22511.
edging, 1111-
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Norwalk,
BEST
Corset Covers plain, good muslin and “well made, 121:0.
trimmed with Hamburg. “ '.
high 11cc:,l low neck, square neckand V 11e1k
trimmed with torchon lace and bending, English- cyclct
cmbroidcry,o open edge embroidery and inserting, 10 dif-
fei1'11tsty1,l1s 25c.
Corset (.111 ers extra fine cainbric, tucked front .530,
Corset Covers, V neck, trimmed with wule open odgi em-
Corsct (overs V, square and low neck, trimmed with Irish
point, val. lace and fine open embroidery, made of fine
Drawers.
Drawers, made of good muslin, cluster tucks,
Drawers, made of good muslin, ‘cambric ruille, 25c.
Umbrella drawers, 9 inch mille,“ 1) rows hcmstitching, 50c,
Skirts.
Skirts with Hamburg rullle, cluster tucks, 500.
Skirts trunmcd with cambric rulllc,
Umbrella skirts 12-inch flonncc, edged with ll:1111burg,$l.
‘15 rows hemstitching, til
H
wide torchou Taco
embroidery, “.50, 2, 111111112 .50
Short Underskirts, Hamburg trimming, 5011.
Night Robes.
(,lood muslin, Hamburg ruffle on neck and sleeve, yoke
front and back, 501:.
Extra quality muslin, yoke tucked and Hamburg trimmed
cambric radio on neck and sleeve, 590. .
Yoke tucked and two rows of inserting, Hamburg ruffle on
neck and sleeves, 850.
Square yoke, cluster tucks and inserting, open edge and
embroidery $1.00.
Empire neck, fine open edge and inserting, large sleeves, $1.
V neck, yoke tucked and two rows inserting, tine Hamburg
ruffle on neck and sleeves, $1. 00.
Extra fine muslin, square yoke, cluster tucks, inserting.
and bending. fine French embroidery on yoke, neck and
sleeves, till. 25.
Cambric, empire style, fine embroidery. $2.
Empire style, low neck, front and back open, embroi-
dery, *2
Children’s Underwear.
(.7l1ildrcu's drawers, sizes 1 to 12 years, from 1011 to 2511
Children‘s night robes, size 2 to 12 cars, from 35 to 756.
Y
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23 to '29
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VALUE!
Connecticut.
LOWEST
PRICE!
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THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they \1' ':1r our easy lilting, comfort ll)lC Clothing.
TRADE with us and von will FM: l.
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All our customers feel this
THE SAME.‘
‘ The postponed mmpy ride over the Schwinn-n to call :1 town Howling to cute mnpluyi'll, or a “wholly 1. W1 11111- i.~' .,1,. , .1 _ I ' \\' C have 110“? ill StOClv
Tramway 1m,” tonight, under a", on reimbursing him for damages in cut- 1:1i1111ll1yusing1he- l11\\'1'§f11ur.~411f all.
auspices of the Epworth League ”f the ting down Seminary Hill. i In cases of injury to tllv spiuc, this lat. ‘ es of Ires The Most } Ever LShown
East Avenue Metlusllst Episcopal Miss llarrict'.l‘11t1.l1', who makes ““r‘l com Tete
church, will be Well patroi1iml. The 1111111“ with Miss Mary Scllv'ck, has on, on Lp f‘l Th
cars will lcavn the church at 7:50, and turnml from a \'i.-'1t in Stamford. ' l ' ' ' ' ' ' The 0 l5 melt] l
Baxtc'r ” drug ”‘0'" South x"“‘“‘“‘ “‘2 5111111' ixliscrcaut slolc :1 bag of nitrau I . '
7:15. 1 pon 11111111 1111-1101111» party 11.1,”: .1111. 11.111 11.1- 1'1':11' 1.1 2.1111111 «1 By trading With us you Will always get the best With prices guaranteed.
crcau1aiulcnk1' 1‘11” ll" 3"! V'il'd l1! tlll',1;ru1uu1an's store. \vvillli'sllily. ! 1 .
‘ ' church. .u..,-.....-‘.... Mrs (Ilinmlsrrluiu and Mrs. Collin. 11f ._.__,...-- _....L.......--_. WW” “-
Arthur Day took outaparty of friends. , New York, are guests of Mr. and .‘1l1'.~. l l3 BlcyCIQS 86 WASHINGTON STREET
last evening, in the y111l11 °'\i11yllovv1,-r,“i Nathan l).1nch_v. 1 11‘. _ . ' South Nor-walk.
anda pleasant sail was bad to Smith1 hit-111.111“ llanck. “f Sum.“ Poincl . "pol" ‘Thc' Hflrllilrll Sill-
Island liululwmr- ‘1 1‘” Tun." lm‘ln‘l‘ ll 1 has been tl111g11n>1 of Miss Sicllu .\11.1- l ‘ “k“ lllllc 1.1““ “1th 1:
Misses Lottie (7111111111111. Addie l'I:-.~11u.;m,' l \1‘ lliCll Lill.l'.\llll.\
Cora Ackcrmnu. Charles Merritt, Ali-l : lllC'l‘ClJZS :11'L'litlc1l ‘53:?» K c
drew lineklnghnm. 1l111114~~1 Youngsi SALVERMINE- l ‘ are the standard Rw_ ‘
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. ‘. doing the. plumbing work Till-l been 1 111g vmml her Krillltllllillllhr' Mrs. 1.11.1.1 i1l11111l13121“1‘w,. lltll'l'11\:::‘;|l111\':lflu ,Alu‘l‘iu i (“.1‘ \ 111111 11.1111 lll‘urli‘ldhll \l‘ lulu ,, 11111111411 s111-11111'111111111'1111111111-111 $1.01) each; worth double,
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