. todayyromiaea to be partly
may. with lower followed in
temperature and proba-
_ oaths coasts by dangerous
W it promises to be cloudy in
, .. milder. probably preceded
. Record. .4
at the thermometer for
In and! atnoon I
zero: lowest. on ‘
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M rin- Tomorrow
Mun l Eightidel Lowticle
E. 2:“ 8:45
,___. W.
lea! George Washington.
1» birthdays 0! theFathcrof
cornepd go the more we
is finding out about- the \real
deal that he is nearer to us,
”discover that ho had at least
Windham; as the average
family man. The average
familyman will like him
Whit it. too, andthank him.
thing it has been loft for the
the nineteenth century to find
4 did not like to have his mother-
fillithim and :Martha. Ononc
after such a visitation he
, 'I will never again have two
hmyhonsowhcn I am there
This same disillusionising
century has found out that
or an Country ‘ had big
. Abraham Lincoln. Moreover,
. . . > . of his otherwise classic-
: face was mined by small-
Themthors of the half myth-
_, = (d Washington that gave
m W My and other do-
' either did not know
disloyai to reveal to us
. had had smallpox.
mother peculiarity of the first
. himself to indulge moderately
; things the imnmderste use at
he Manned severoLv in others
h wasccnimauder of the Reva;
' “ Webs hadevcry man whip-
; ... will) was found drunir. it
. farce d awhipping, either. but
' good. hard lashes. Doubtlcm
puss proud stepping Daughters of
' , < Revolution thorn steps
than (sic whose patriot an.
i- ,. tocfrmly. and. in con»
the honor or golfing a rout.
byorder oitheli'atherof
,[hqaisitive‘ nineteenth country
name's emotional and scntio
his and discerned thathefcsc
_lisisssuiartha0ustisgot
“heldhilntasthonudhe
~ Win the matter of
.. ins. Malachcdyuncarth-
gtwodhlssaatimcnial vocals:
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_ cos todo good; whatarethey.und howaxc
, evening, March 30th, in Grace church.
Thomsatwasadminiuwsdstthe
morning sssviesln thehoathmrwaik‘
In the tuning the pastor gave-an inter-
esting talk on the inauguration o! Preli-
dent chlniey. Mr. licrgan substitut
ed in the choir for Mr. Cornstarch.
' At the communion service in the
South Norwalh Congregational church.
yesterday morning. the following per-
sons were received into membership:
Dr. and Hrs. J. Iiiltcn Ooburn. Iir.
and . les 1!. Ferris. Hrs. Reed
11.]?! .lir.andldrs.JoscphW.Gor-
ham‘ .and MnCharlesB.B.Bey-‘
drink, lira. Catherine E. Boats. 01!!“
once It. Parsons. Miss nary E. True.
idi- Oharlotts B. True, mas Kate W.
True, William Watts. Miss Eva ll. Wil-
liams. in the evening the pastor
preached the third mm in the series
on "Everyday Religion," based on the
letter of James. Miss Helen B. Fair-
child read Whittier's “Worship.” . Miss
Annabel Nash, soprano. is ill at her
home in New York. and was .unable to
dread the services. Next Sunday even-
ing the pastor's topic will be “A Shoddy
Aristocrscy.".
church Oslsadar.
In the South Norwalk Congregational.
i‘uesday, “)0 p. m , prayer meeting
lunior Endeavor society. Topic. ”Cilan-
hey used?" Leader Harry Reynolds
[:00 p. m., thepastor’s Bibleclaes. 8:00
p in. lieuten service, Organ recital by
i‘homas E. Perkins, and devotional read-
ings by the pastor. Wédnesday. 1.0041»
p.ns..meelingci theScwing circle. Thurs-
iay. 7.45 p. m.. mid-week prayer service.
\ programme prepared by the Woman‘s
diasionary association. Subject, “The
Work of the Congregational Education
iociety.” Papers and brief addressee.
Rev. Kenneth MaoKenzie. 01 West—
.)ort.. will deliver a lecture on Tuesday
m "The Jewish Nation."
At St. Mary’s church every Wednes-
lay evening during Lent, there will be
rervices consisting of rosary. benediction
sndaermou. '
On‘ Thursday evening Dr. Noble will
rive a Lenten sermon in the chapel. ills
theme will be. "What Shall I Do with
my Christian Life?"
On Wednesday the ladies' prayer
nesting in the First Congregational
shun-h will he led by Mrs. Noble. The
subject will be, "Ordering Ono’s Life
'or Christ." After the close of the meet-
ng the officers and managers at the as9
lociation will convene for a special bani.
less session.
DAM“ AID "GROWN.
J. C. Klinefeltcr. whose left foot was
levcrely bruised between two cakes of
ice. two weeks ago, is about again. Mr.
Klinefolter has harvested as large crop at
ion.
George Gocdevs and family moved
(mm Noroton Heights. Thursday. into
Alexander Macklz-y's house in Leroy
avenue. Mr. Gmdovo has been rather
caferhrnate clues moving into the town
)1 Darlen. a couple of years ago. First.
the house in which be was residing burn-
d tothc ground with its contents. be
and his family barely escaping with
their lives. A short time since. his
home was visited by another live. 0!
smaller proportions. in which their was
toms-damage.
”m... WM
IGNITION.
Mrs. W. 1. Stevens is expected home
for a day or two this week. tram hyan»
wood. L 1.. where she has been visiting
her daugllior bins. who is slolr of scarlet
fever at lbs home of Mr. and lira. Vai-
sntiac Watts. ills- havens is much
The tissues Kale 0. Stevens. Captain
Frank R. Stevens. interned Manley
loom (ilsnwcoii. L. i. when silo has
been sugared la catchingsiarllah. which
"monument on that rinse! the
least.
lira. Julie has. indicators. has return-
sstshewasiculo aalsil hurl-ll with
W "if Ml
“communist.
!
an. Aiwsy. who has been mun all
p
are...
hum EMILY
It‘ll»
”I:
lastly lsisvsslsd Autism. .
lion's , 'was packed but even-
ing at the ill song service under
thedimiionot JohnHJachscn. The
slaiesaudall availablespacs was occu-
pisdby psoplswho were deeply inter-
estedin theveryilue pictures and the
storiesandsongstheylllustratcd. These
services are largely attended by the
churnhvgping class. who first attend the
church services. The programme last
night was changed from the one an-
aouppamrno piotures'were not con-
sldsradapfi'opriate for a Sunday even-
~~ service. Theories substitutedwere
oertainlyof a character tcwhich there
oouldbanoobjection.
Them in the Norwalk Opera
House. in Q; afternoon. was very
largely attended. It was a military
sonioe. OompanyF. about sixty strong.
was in attendance.‘ The story of the
civil war was told by Bein'. It. Robbins
”—
ams Breezes lrssl Isll lsllld.
D. K. Hoyt. oi Ridgefield. has pur-
chased n building lot at Bell Island and
will build a cottage early this season.
Rev. A. 'J. Freeman, of Woodbnry. has
also awarded the contracts for his new
cottage at Bell Island. Several lots are
being negotiated for and it is expected
there will be a building boom on the
Island early in April.
John F. Benedict. who compares the
police force and fire brigade at Bell
Island. has built an addition to his cot-
tage so that he can better accommodate
his Danbury friends and relatives when
they flock down upon him this summer.
—liigt-pvicsd Smoke!
About 60 millions of cigars are annua‘~
ly imported into this country from line
Island of Cuba. They are high~priced
cigars. and cost as high as a dollar‘a
place. A good deal of money to pay it r
a single smoke. when you can buy on
Imperial Crown cigar for We.
(last—lash be happy '-
ls to attend to the condom or
Should oneol them catch a (hill or Cows
call on Gem. (3 .litilleaon. Booth Kuwait.
and Miwani P.\\eod h._lrwallr.mle “Subtle.
am! got a trial innilo ol Ullu's‘ Cure. lb.» “mm
- German llommlr. Fromm prove ilmt we bur-a
u sure Cure for Gioghs
and all disease»: of
gr? Throat and Large.
Large aim-a Me and
Don't allow the lungs to be impaired
by the continuum irritation: of a cough.
it is easier to prevent consumption than
to cure it. One Minute Cough Caro
taken curly will ward 011 any fatal lung
trouble. E. P. Weed. Norwalk; 0. C.
Stillson. South Norwnlk.
The Grandad Remedy.
Mr. R. B. Groove. merchant. of Chil-
howie. Va.. certifies that he had con-
sumption. was given up to die. sought.
all medical treatment that money could
procure. tried all cough remedies he
could hear of. but got no relief; spent
many nigts sitting up in a chair; was in-
duced to try Dr. King’s New Discovery.
and wua cured by use of two bottles. l'or
past three years has been attending to
usiness and says Dr. King‘s New Dis-
covery is the grandest remedy ever made.
as it has done so much {or him and also
for othersin his communit . Dr. Kin ‘si
Now Discovery is guaranti forcoug lit,
colds and wuauluption. it don't fall.
Trial bottles iron at it. BJ’lalstcd’a drug
store. South Norwalk
Iiasds slits lisad.
Aug. .1. Bagel. the loading druggint oi
Shrevewrt. La. says: "Dr. King's New
Discovery is the only thing that come
my cough. and it is the best seller 1
have." .i. 1“. Campbell. merchant of
Ballard. Aria. writes: "Dr. Kin ‘s New
blame is all that is claim for ii:
it never ails. and in a sure cure for con
snurption. coughs and mills. I cannot
say enough for its merits." Dr. King's
New Discovery for «resumption. con ha
and ooidsisnot a experiment. it as
been tried for at urn-tor at a century.and
allay stands att ahead. it never dis-
a, lots. Free trial hilttles at E. ii.
iaisted'a drug store. South Norwalk.
.2... _._.,.. .. ,_..
Isstls'strslss lsiss
Thshsstsalvsiaths world for ecu.
bruises. uses. ulcers. salt vbeum. lever
cm W o ohllblalns,
Mann. and i-
vs
than or roomy refunded.
when. For Sale by it.
fl. l’lalstod.
. ilwaanna. Mica. 11.30. Win-item!
ldcdlolnc “03*"! wish tosay that l i-
oursdaalmpis Millard Dr. Hand‘s ‘ol.
iciiurosudaia delighted with it. My
bah isaow [our months old. and has
of bombs” life with
or ing
but can no say
that navthl have tried nature.
with . head's vars.
_. oars , ‘ 1y. limit“. utilise.
itli Arch ill." daldby alliteration-Mn.
sonar:
4. it oliscilbsviimoi
hilt” Wham [Slab-log at a inertia;
"M out: on. common.
. will". 0'0 .w l
.6“ tli ii l the
. , "u“Wla"u'ml”ml7 Wilden
mdcvory
'ccllc. [have
lever heard oik
We would advise
our family. ’
u ilith Ml. ‘ leave to all»
final" loll’llw ill-aniliiu .
, , ”pronoun
’ ‘ EARLY. also ‘ ‘
‘ ates-lingo.
Gun-canto. w
Barnes,
Hamilton‘s. , .
soda i l ‘ . 9
$31 Bioy‘le-
Equa'ihig many said (or $100.
We are headquarters for
Moot‘ianlon’ Toola,
aulldor’n
Hardware, ‘
ship Chandlery,
Etc. ,
N Fox Cycle and
'7 Hardware co‘.
we use waaumo- '
row .7. .
"Gene ills l at
m Agargsmrtnéznt in charm
ENTERTAINIENTB.
I‘ndsy, larch 8th. ' .
The ”Greatest Ever " apd one oi the real at—
tractions. cm. 11. one a mighty. massive,
marvelous and l illcent spectacle. in three
acts and eleven in! stage scenes.
THE «TWELVE .
‘ TEMPTATIONS
A n ‘ a dramatic. ntomiinic. ballet and
unpozialiym'vu )inallon including '
to l L
- la't TIIIMHIg'AIONv-The gland and hewllCh-
la . .
2d Tillil‘l‘ATIOli—The novel. wonder!
a cinliics
or fiillllrl'ATION—The fascinatingsracoiul
[rem ere-z.
lth Tigill’l'ATION—The princely. lorgeous
(l ” “HIGH.
nhr‘iuururiou—Jhe wonderiul trick
. .n ‘H '
onlfl'l'liiii’l‘A'l‘ION—Ths massive realistic
scenery.
iihi'l‘i-Ztl l‘ l'ATlOSvThe original catchy mus-
sth TEMPTATIOX~Tbe grand and stately
marches.
otb TBMl'l'A'l‘lOS-Ths complete dramatic
tfllnnnn .
Mb'l'ililli‘ly‘A'l'lONv—‘l‘he original popular
“in . ~'
iltlfTi-f‘iii’l‘A'l‘lONw'l‘he marvelous mechan-
lt‘alillllic 9.
mt TED! l'TA'l'lOX-~--Thc greatest attradlon
yet om-re-lthis senmn. .
Every lls'llilllllli! for a grand periormanee
carried in r- leeial ll llmars.
l’riv‘m no. one. 75c. I Seals unwell sale at
l’laieted’e and Ham's acres.
School Benefit.
srrsrorncca
Lacrosse:
Franklin Street
Hall.
- - sum. - .
Monday,March 8, Tuesday, March 9
Single ticket, 20 as; course ticker,
33 cts.
Slcrcopticoa and Projection Micro
smpe, by E. l". Bigclow,
Ellilor“0bscrvcr."
RubberStEmpsi
stall kinds, Including the Mr
cushion Stamps, ate., Ishtar
Stains Supplies, Brass and
liloirel Si as. Sta soils,
3 t e sl ramps, Seals.
Stencil alas, Isrulag
hand a. Jouss'
Scale. Check Par-
is r a t e rs . '
Inamsllsttars and Signs, Iisy
Checks and lilabralls Plates
also tattered. Latter copy-
ins-locks to copy Letters
Without Water or Press.
State I sat for Pat-
asy's atlt edger
for Start I de-
ceaatm
lrahsm's Patent Peas. Star
Automatic Paper Fasteners.
'I'egstbsrwlal Gilles Special
.‘I
Mill "'0', “I'll,
ti). ii a '. it. N l‘l‘lllll.“ d iiesldeaca l!
l U A "h'l'tbli?" Aw . la N-
H a rd T i m e
I
Pr: can.
laud. l lbs. ”WW" A lion
l‘orierhonac steak. loo
Hirloin Kiosk. Ho lb; ll lbs tie
hound Bleak. lilo lb
flhlmldcr lltcah. . 100 lb
Plate lissf. 4o lb
Pot hunt. to in
it. ii. llama. ion in
ii. id. “boulders. , lugs lb
chum. . his it
Give Us 0 r all
and we will save you no porn l. on the
dolin.
l'l . O. FRY
con. our sun: .
in 3% up sins. l"
“flagellum or ran continua
! . . .
.s ‘ . ‘ . .,
4F-D
.“ .L'I‘.‘e'v»fli
L369 Curtain
* , .scsysul. cuss. m vars owns: it“?
v s
‘ ‘5
th‘ _. ' ,
,lwaILON‘anw
Slates
’ Goods!
and Dress
c
We have made another important purchase of Lace Curtains as we we‘did last spring
and same will be on sale at our counters durin the next four days
at astonishingly low prices. Here is an opportunity
that every thriity housekeeper will
APPRECIATE !
I Dress Goods.
4pieces, all wool. medium weight covert, that is the
proper weight for nice bicycie‘suiting. 50c.
10 pieces silk and wool. 40 inches wide, 25o yd.
3 pieces 40-inch black Sicilian mohair, 50c yd.
3 pieces Etiame. navy. black and green. 52 in. wide, 750. -
10 pieces 64 in. wide, ladiea‘ broadcloth, right thing for
tailor made suit. 750.
8 pieces silk grenadine, large figure. 750.
“' Lace Curtains.
10 pairs 81.25 lace curtains. for this sale. 750.
8 pairs 01.30 lace curtains. for this sale. 75.
15 pairstlflo Nottingham lace curtains,for this sale,$l.25.
12 pairs “.98 no. net lace curtains, for this sale, $1.50,
15 pairsttlJS gossamer lace net curtains, rich designs.
at $2.25.
l8 pairs corn and white lace curtains. same as we always
sell at $.50, for this sale. $2.50.
ll pair Irish point lace curtains. 84.75, for this sale. 83.00.
Separate Skirts.
$2.25 Figlired Mohairs, ‘.
$2.50 All Wool Serge.
$l.9$ Mixed Figure,
$6.398 Large Figur d Silk,
Very Handsom .
Wrappers.
On all flannel and iiannelette wrappcrs we ch
25 per cent of the marked price for the next to
take oi!
ya.
Laces. '
3,000 yds. whiteand butter-color laces at 25 per cent.
less than regular prices.
Lot 1. «i to 6 in. oriental lace. regular value lilo. 15c.
Lot 2. 5 to 9 in. oriental lace. regular value from 330 to
39c. at this sale, 230.
but 3. 10 pieces 4 in. linen Torchon lace, new patterns,
regualar ‘ce 25c,‘special l2 l-2c.
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
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Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Nor-walk, Ct.
little so 2
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THE LENTEN SEASON.m
We are always on the alert to supply the demand for seasonable
goods. We are ready for the long inst. Extra Georges boneless
codfish,120 lb; fancy bloator mackerel, 220; 0 lb ._ pails Juhrings
pride sea mackerel, 800 each; smoked halibut, salmon and bloator
herring, canned salmon steak, Block Island lobster, soused macke-
rel, canned shrimp,sardines, pickled lambs tongue, new tomatoes,
spinach, sweet potatoes, celery, beets, parsnips, bananas, oranges,
asparagus tips in tins, iancy home laid eggs, 200 doz; evaporated
['lrunes, peaches, uectarines, pours, apricots and full line dried fruits.
Sugar at Cost. Our Gilt Ed 0 and Northfielld Creamery
Butter
are the highest grades ol‘tab o butter possible to obtain, 250, 4;}
lbs for one dollar. Remember, your satisfaction is ourbostreward.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
It Vast Isshlsgtes It
Frau wnu All. nu saws
RAVI ran
mu»... mummm
rest. South Icrwslk. 0t.
Evening Sentinel left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
WW
ucan) DOLLARS ransom".
This phrase properly expresses the values which we are oil‘erlng the housekeepers of
South, Norwalk at the present time. Note carefully the following prices and decide ior
your-soil.
Vary boat Ilgin creamer-y Int-tor. ll
Maud I or Jonqa’ Flour. $4.0! Ian-l
Iugar Owed Ibouldars, 19 lb. I
Special Sale, Saturday. Feb. 27.
Extra fancy New York lists Sugar Corn. 4
6 ounce package of liabiliu‘s 1776 Washing Pofiler. so; (regular price in pang.
at.)
M.
NEW YORK” G
* Donovan landing. -
Roe
its.
3030 Bag.
i
m; can (regular price we can‘
ERY 00.
tooth ”Walls.
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