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Wetthtsweeswiiibehsldetthe
home 111 Hotels decoders. Reward
The hersestafled torus away. with the
, driver after him. Hr. Bates did not
learn who the driver wee. . .
Geptein'Piatt Beers has placed his
yacht. Florence 3.. in commission.
amen Joeelovsky wheeled to New
York city and return. yesterday. .
W. G. Will's machine shop is
quitebuey again. ‘
”Ha—m...
Ianrits Id 8111ith.ot Henry street. is
seriously ill
YESTERDAY AT THEME.
sun-q. «3—...—
The Services in Kerry ofthe Churches
lurked by Intemting Features.
Rev. A. s. Karenagh preached on
”Heretics" in the South Norwalh
Methodist church, last night. He said:
“An beret'c is one who defies the usual
order of things. or one who believes dit-
terently from the usual doctrines ol the
Christian church." Heretics were of
great benefit to the Christian church
and to the world. Fulton, with his
little steamboat. was a heretic; Colour.
bus was a heretic; Copernicus was
The evening's pro
1 It was an ideal
denies. The little wee
”flittls missionaries,»
2 their youngestrep-
Earl L'Bonnnedieu.
4 years oi age. did them-
, . peble teachers great
1 1'21 classes also added
1 and variety of the
"The morning service
to the anniver-
The special music
the choir was in perfect
titlicousinn. The duet.
V MMmflmng 1,, a heretic. His belief ' was called
M "a nu 1,130,”. the Copernican heresy. The very
received, “a "gum, faet that a man ' lite Inger-
" to Come Unto Me," soil. the arch~l1eretic, if you please,
31TH“. Charles Simone, goes up and down the country repre
W Rev. A. y ,eeutiag, or misrepresenting, the gravest
W mm“ 3”,, perry 'tcpics, puts the church on record, makes
M an interesting mnsjit look to it! inundation and find out
to the children on ”nowhere it stands. Celene. the great
alerge magnetmpocket heretie whoarose in the early days 0!
m needle. some little the church. dida great work for Chris-
. mall and W89 old and tienity In the writings of Coleus, this
. time! kinds of objecu, Mommy of the Bible, we find every
ll) Wm the digmmlone of the principles espoused by the
_ " The “mm-.1 service ofjearly church, as given in the Bible,
m in n“, afternoon corroborated. “Lew Wallace, the author
attended The pastor of Ben Hnr, loll in with Mr. ingersoll,
the text “Not my “qu acquaintance of his, one day. and
m 11 they began to tail: on religious subjects
’ ’ $4,; , Lew Wallace made up his mind that he
heannion meeting 01 the 'wonld know all about these things or
W league and the East l which lagersoll talked He studied the
. ans, tonight. in ,belilible; he studied Palestine and the East.
m of the East Avenue and aehestudied he became tilled with
Wino?“ church Rev 1the spirit 0! the master until the cou-
W Norwalk’s popular cluson of that talk with Ingereoll was
Will address the leagues m, E the writing of Ben Eur. that matchless
GreatPillars 0: an 1“,me book ” There are dangerous heresies.
' ‘1 11 Till! will be followed Paul warns the chun- bassinet deninable
tion service. Sacred‘ herseies; heroines that bring into con-
m "m be used in mo,demnntion and ruin the spiritual lilo in
Everybody will find ainner) The greatest of these. according
to Paul, is denying the Lord who bought
in “I would allow the broadest
nrry of arranging the Pro thought and the broadest liberty
or Children' a Day. the llama tothc pew. It s man wants to serve
I". gipeon. 03901 the beetre- the Lord Jesus Christ 1 would not ask
tithe school, was overlooked. him whether he believes every dcctrine
will"!!! her from being on jester I believr: I would never quiz
‘ linseed eunbinnet pleasingl him seriously about doctrines. But the
‘ audience with “The llenrt‘1 doctrine to be adhered to is the porches.
‘ Thequartetterecentlyorgen- lug power of the blood of Christ. '1101
.J. Hipscn. though not on the denying the Lord who bought yon.’
programme. was present. and There are heresiee oi lite which no
meehctious. “The Wayside even greater' than the beresios of
”WW! "Nil! 011 will” Itlootino. The greatest herelic 1l1e
’ "W‘" “ church knows about today is
sndWilllam Kellogg.“ HW‘ the man who professes to love
and Rim"! Hendrick» the Lord and lives as 11 he didn't. This
_ 1 “1" mm} ”mm” isms heresy or charscter. lets not so
1" Superintendent ““4““ much what I think or what other people
”“8““ Norwalk reser‘ think, but what‘ I lire.'l'l1e greet
Mae "“3” '9” “10"“ thing, soiarae the pew 111 concerned. is
I!!!“ promising ‘0 appear to have the till-right. The crowning
cont-”his morning They} heretic is not the 1111111 who proclaims
16nd ”0'”! but "’9 ”mitigate“ the church. or writes against
the church: but the man who belongs to
1) K00)” 1,... reached the church and dishonore the Christ by
More the control board 11111111. "
ml“- l“ N" Y0“? Ionth lorwallr Congregational
'“ml'm‘l’” ’0’ '0‘ ' The minimization 111 the service oi the
“‘ pension. Men's Sunday Evening club in the South
WW Norwalk Congregations! church. last
. :11: word, syn“, night. tilled the auditorium end a large
. 1 . , “mung“ 109:. parts! the Sunday school room. The
m1 ‘ Dell'vees “We seer- speolel music wee by s quartette from
W 111. 111-10111 Methodist Episcopal church.
hits. it. ll. Taylor. Mrs. H. L. Whitney.
(Justice A. Home end it. ii. Taylor. and
their three selections were very well
rendered. (twice to sudden illness.
lies Annabel Nash wee unable to he
meant at yesterday's services. The
pastor, Rev. (1.1!. Beard. save an in»
1.1111111111111191 ssstehotthe-llte ot lint-see
Busbnell.etld preached one at his aev~
moss. mummy mute: the ltev.
1111111 '91. llallentlse. ct ltldseileld. will
hindsdlassersmeouu'rhe courtesy
“Outlet." The castes 111! classic we»
tense by tenses Auerteee
sanctum Jelylwith a sermon
«I Weed We on "The flat-
sl Them 11! civil liberty "
WWW
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svelte. lie has per-
il sets his lot and
tstbesvsninzbyllsv. Wanton.
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enumerates».
leeley,whecanannalileln £109.
willlide Against nurses. 1
Among the track events at Woodside
Park. Stunted. nest Thursday. will
probably be ao'ontest of speed between
a horse and s’ bicyclist. C. Paul
Sails, will this two 111i 1:: s11 tins! 1.1111
relays o! horses, eech horse doinsehslb
mile. Beel'ey now holds the Woodeide
Park track record lcr one mile. He
finished the mile therein 2:09 2-5. beet~
inc-"Finch? previous record of 2:18.
Beeley was paced tor thrrerqusrters o!
the distance by Joe Donoghue, and tin
lehed, the other quarter nnpncod.
The Check That Won.
Check 618.8011 on book No. 24
Amount received 25.
No 2 ' Pin. to
Tape. 10
Twist, 2
39 22
Above is copy of check drawing bicy~
ole at the Boston store, June lilth. The
person holding duplicate check can have
the wheel. Another wheel, ladies’ or
gentlemen' s. will be given away next
Saturday at 10 p.111. Save your dupli
cats checks.
Farewell to Pastor and Parsonage.
A farewell reception to Rev. and hire.
'1‘. K. Noble. and to the old Congress:~
tonal parsonage in East avenue. will be
held tonight. it is hoped that asmany
members and friends of the First church
as can will be present, as it is the lest
social gathering that can be held with
Dr. and Mrs. Noble before their depart-
ure for the West. On their return home
they will occupy the house bequeathed
to the church by the late George B
Cowles. M
Lawn Party at Kiss Clark's.
The Young People's Society of Chris-
tian Endeavor, ol the Norwallt Congre-
gational church, will hold a lnwn party
tomorrow evening. from 7:30 to 10
o‘clock, at the residence of Miss Fannie
E. Clark, Merwin street. Ice cream
and cake will be served
God's Handiworlr 1n Nnture.
The subject of the prayer running at
the Norwulk (kngregatiounl chapel,
Thursday night. will be "God's Handi-
work in Nature." it will probably be
the last prayer meeting heldnntil the
pastor‘s return from California.
~Prot M. 8, Recon. the well-known
ocnlist-opticiau, can be consulted at his
allies. in the parlcr of the Maheckemo
Hotel South Net-walk. Tuesdays, from 91
a to soap in. Eyeeersminedtree
James Id. Hoyt s residence' is lit-ingre-
painted
moment
BY
Ir. Edward Baxter Pbrry,‘
Var 11111111115,
Evening,
Tue-dag 1897
Juno 2
M 11 11.
50 Cents.
l to it
n -
Admission.
SCHOOL
BOOKS!
School
Supplles!
l. H.
PLAISTI: D's,
Q11 :1 that one would almost
truth of its makeup; is, the entire
warp is silk and the webb is of very
linen wool which states it particu-
‘ declare toberl! 1111:. because of its
. lustroueeest sud touch. The not
lisdlee’ ribbed vests,
Lsdies’ ribbed vests white or turn.
, Ladies' lilyhedelieuri .. .
lsrly sdeptsble (or summer wear. Wm. 1112111111111 ribbed m”. - . - » ‘ ,9 cents . ‘
And heinfi finely woven it lsrsceed- ladies' Richelienribbed. lees trimmed. .1 ' 7 season
ingly durable, although very light lndies’ extra size vests, stars 11. 7 and ll. ' 25 cents
1., Weight. mil-f ladle geese rests. ion: and short sleeves. filo ~10 else. . ’ 25 songs '
We have it in all the various I” ‘m‘ "m' white black, ’5‘" and blue, 1' ”0°” I
shades. both evening and smet Summer 32:31:” ”mum nrntlnul I“ suit. .' . 50 mils
., nee poms. Wish yarn. . :5 cents -
“"9"”8'1 W "'3 elem“ 6?“ at U rider. Misses line jersey ribbed vests. elscvelces .. , 12 cents
111mm is for street chew—reds we, I'. unto-'11". jersey ribbed vests, high nook. 11m sleeves. so cents"
br wet, slate, greens, r111 y, as Well .Missos' line jersey'ribbcd pants. ' ., weenie
BS [hrte or {any changeablc tone, , Idldle" Indie 38117.9 7?“. ‘nd "a”, 10“,”! KT”. ' m1“! '
Ladlee'medium weight vests and pants, in all sizes, , ‘l
, . , . -' Boys‘ normal shirts and drawers, all'eizee, ” cents
H 1111: Just rec: 'V‘ d three new Men’s balbriggan shirts and drawers, all sizes, cents
”1””"3’1 the V‘ 'Y m” ‘5‘: things Men's French bulbriggan shirts and drawers. all since. mounts
for shirt wai>ts—-Roman at: ipe lat- Men‘s medium weight shirts and drawers. whitd and grey, and 50 cents
fella silks Swaggrr is a mild name Men’s medium weight wool shirts and dreams, 56 find Ol 00
3:3: The" 6” 10511111111101: ° Black figured mohair skirts, 31 ca 1
‘ _ . 5 Black ligated brilliantine. 2.! o
‘l he 3“,, dew, mm“ ,5 also show, ePa'atO Block figured 1.111111111111111. porculino 1111111, , , 1 2.55
in . . . . ‘ Skirts, Black figured brillinntino, line quality, ’ , ' " 3,1,0
gdc 15i111ul lIttle wlntzando. lor- , rill' ,. a“, a“, . , ,,.- 511113.51
?1l dre: 52s for children from four N" ‘0‘ 0‘ 1it'll-TIM“) elimimt B ‘wk plain b "m 1111. 8 “a y" 'r ' ' ‘,
,’ opened; cheaper than the um. Block lino serge, . , . 11d 3 00
years Up. NOT an ordinary shop terinl 1.111 be bought. llxtru heavy black brilliantlnc. ‘ 1 _‘ V , 5 5.10
int‘tut an extraordinary 1lcpa11 , , 1.111911 crush. ' ' ¢ ' 21111
1111111. line; 111111-11: ire. Pier ty of WW0 duck extra henxy ill 1"“ . l “1’5
styles, sizes 311! clients to Choose _ _ (30mm, dishes. ”I”, leaner p,,,.;,’,,.~.l~,
from. ‘ . H OH 50f” l' n I 3h ' individual butter dishes, 3111111171111, former price .50
The upir Ltcry (ll-part! out isl mg Depart- {19" 111111111 {cm .11; :o7f11,{rm11:r ”f“ 1,";
still overflowing with good 1l1’ngs mant. ' "wk phm' 0' om prmo, ' '
gm 1! bargei 1s. Probably you have
I‘lOllCCtl i1.
5.11111: 2-111 silkinc pillnvs, (on!
--n edge. for age. 0.hcr kindr
double rullle and silkiue court-(l
Tor 351; each.
Two headrests for 25c. Fancy
tick-fringed, (overs,251:.' Chenille
stand covers, 4-.{lor 31c. Tapestry
‘ab'c covers, all sizes including
10 4 3111112 .1. R11 inngl 10,1zl/5
and 15c a 13111 Big v1.1 iety of lur-
nilurc fringes
Short frocks for ”children. it is
no longer considered ‘nrccesary to
set aeide certain fabrics for lime,
girl's near; nowadays they wear;
pretty much everythicgthcir mom
are do, pan is ularlyiit' small pattern '
materials such as dimity. organelle?
ch11 12k and plaid giogliams.
We are showings Frcmh mad
ras 81011. in neat effects;
checks and plaids. that is fast color
and 32 i.1cbcs wide
yard. Worsted chain, in black
and white, 4 sh. 5 cliCtkS that are
double width antlziiadc to sell to?
Special trims on 1ltcnrulc1l
English dinnerware to clow !
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
Soup plains,
] ruit jers,jcllcy Inn-bins 1111111111111 ltl oil stoves, inc 11-51111 freezers, ice piclrs and
$1 l5 I1)l'flttl’pl’l((t. 1.5"
all hot weather goods at the right pricofi.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B' I' d' g.
SCOPFIELD & HOYT
We Will Sell Goods Cheaper Than Any Other House!
0113 BIG SALT: (ll'
CARPETS, FURNITURE AND LADIES’ SUITS”
st: ipcs 1
Price 251: a;
STILL COX [1‘1 USS.
We are in receipt of 11 lnrge stock of carpets {or the nest thirty 1 'iO) days will b1- 5 dd at the old prices.
Notwithstanding the great advance, 11011111 and secure your carpets while tin _1 last >
Window alludes. plain ’26. with fringe 25c; heavy (tinge. .‘L’x; finest 11111111 y llollmm shades, deep knotted fringe, 10
Ladies ready madr suits, $5 50, $6110,
$111110, $12 75.
Parlor suite 5 pieces.ir0111 $20 no to $115.11)
0111 stock was never more complete than now.
SCOF'IELD 8: HOYT, "°"
Wedding and 800131;!
751), $8111)
Corduroy couches, $6.00.
Bicycle suite, with bulls, M in).
Olsen 4
Baby carriages, $5 011, $1; 1 13.3.1111,
iron 111111101 111-1111, 11.77., $11.30, $3.11»,
h
r. to the Popular Shoo Store off: voqdoro
”W. , , ,,
251:11 y.z1rd \lc only ask 15c 11 EngraVlngl
yard
The D. M. READ CO.
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I.,._-n.._._. .. ,.. ’7‘”:
The Sentinel can now offer itulnhcments to panics (lcsxring engraved wed
(ling invitations .111no11111emwis milling c.111is,elc., ol .1 sp1c1.1lly advan-
tagrous character. 'l'hch'xgizcst grade of work at prices but .1 very little
in advance of printing.
on cos.
Here We Are Agaln!
We have some very handsome .jaudiuicrcs in two tizcs Wllllh are,
Wurllt three times the price we ask.
show you the color and size. Small size 10c; large size rec.
We wish to call your attention to tile Brcwucr Summer Curscl, whichjI
we are selling at soc.
Lndics’ and gents' pexcalc, 1'1 es in various colors and patterns, 5c aoov
9c Quill.
With 11 new :11].
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lliingin it that “ill intelost you.
Birdseye cotton, by the p1ccc
A 1-! once in our west window will :1 inch, .1111:
,-pri1 c is we ny down.
Mosqouu coiling, by 1|“: plant, 31)”.
.8 inch 551:; to imit, 31;
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
1.1.1 11!: 1:11:13 it1111-1,p11|1.1ps llu l‘o is some:
1'; “1111.11,..315;
La Belle Rose wmlcxion-luilct 111-1111, .11: who, 1111: box.
bleoline toilet soup, the very best {or the toilet, 1111: Cake; 251‘ lmx
A low bargains left in kitchen goods; the 1111.11!in is good and the
As no lime sold below so me in the turning and
For one week we will tell goodquaiity 1) .1 bleached muslin {0115c yd :cnil making business Union loll wnh us will motive in omptsttcnuuo
THE S. NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
GIOROE VANALST‘INI PROPRIITOR.
emu-now
New York Mllllnery Parlors!
m
'1 Jul" lUtfillfiltltlnv
During our lint week at eltlrtesle we were compelled to replenish
and add a more complete line oi
Sklrts and Jackets!
Our Mine are sold at greatly reduced priest.
Goldberg’s New York llllleery Parlors,
I “III: sameness.
Coupons given away with everv 15c purchase. Coupons will be drawn
Saturday, June 5.
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ROTON POINT GROVE!
First-Class Hotel and Restaurant.
U0llllll0llclllg Saturday, June lllth, flatly Al-
e. 1
10111111111 Concerts and Donating to
. lilo “lllvoning.
PIRV’OIIAIOI ll AUOll’OIlllI AHIIIOOI I“
IVIEIIO.
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