. tamer sud supplies-
‘coume sud sympathy.
«one: session tollnwing
min was one at the
session or the see-
est ‘bsnii meeting was
Small. Rev. A. J.
‘ , in the evening tron:
. “We have trosslteu oil
thee: whet shall we have
slid that Christianity
til mad the test of Peter's
, l itpsy to be o Chris-
fiho the answer at Christ.
hair such shall receive a
' hurl shell inherit ever~
‘ . The music by both or«
‘uusrtette during the day
t. .
. flwlcrly conference ol
1 he held in the lilost Ave-
‘_ Episcopalchurch su-
,, tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
finch. presiding elder of the
./ M district. will preside
. , MI: . ,
0. London and ismlly.
.hsen spending the summer
handsome residence at Hall
-. left there today for their
m,“ in New York city.
hitter lance members will
East Avenue llethodlst
arch tomorrow afternoon
. end proceed to the Arm-
' Aid society will hold its
_ ‘ in the East Avenue
, church. Wednes-
st 3 o'clock.
bonnie ‘pr‘ayer’ meetins
ini‘ths parsonage at the
hi: end will be led by
W. of Bridgeport. and
other. hold a meeting in
church.
liver. who Mostly sold out
' in Darlen. is moving to
3 today.
’ 3. Beach. at Betta place. is
“I leltllck.
RONA! AND WEEKS.
m m Emmi of Another Moro
tier Near Huntlnxton.
WM. Nov. l.~—lt in unnounced
that the jury summoned in mm
~. morning st in o’clock to find
millet Bonsi and Weeks. will
until Wednesday st in
‘ This is because the state has
.% title to prepare its use (or
M.hlld. in addition. Stole Attoru
den will be engaged on n
j; m supreme court.
‘ is a strong belief that the men
, hie lor another murder in
. li‘sbruary last. (in lv‘eb-
(1M bones of an olil mill
"lionesl Bones." were found
”Kills 0! so Gill hut ten minutes“
the home or Renal and
t is known that he had a
f money. but they could not
in the ruins. sud rubbery.
am as incendisry plot, are
at the door or lionsi nnri
routes from Daniels Farms
the provsleni-c or supersti.
m the people ol that coni-
M s ninnulsr rolnricienco.
other the murder. two row: on
' pines lied is to the mute.
_; rsa wild and unrated crest
., lgthe “Manhood. Ono cl
‘ he numbered. was shot.
‘ . the st ism until Wednesw
fir litter the capture of the
,, . when it returned
as nttlei sud docil- ss
acumen-dense s
,e Will'l‘lili Qilhit'i‘llltl.
Wilton. Nov. im‘l‘he
, ‘ sr leisure. 0min
, ' 'srrlved st 'l‘scusni div
mil. new. on Dutch
devises. or the Miss.
W that the fl"!
‘ uses to their queried
«We, ssns mu as the
We» vicinity of
‘ _ we tell thus." suit!
the. W was crust
mi"
inst night. in ”the interest .
SOUTH NORWALK BAPTIST.
lit-s. Msrgsret Heron. or. New York.
gave two Bible rennin” in the South
Norwsiit ‘Bnptist church. yesterday.
spanking in the morning- on "The
Church the Body of Christ,“ and in
the evening on “The Annoinilng Oil a
Type of the Holy Slplrlt." The church
was tilled at each service and lira. Mo-
ron held the closest attention of the
convention ' throughout, speaking in
the evening tor an hour end a half. A
great deal oi special interest was man-
itested in the services. htr. Sherwood
Vunnounced that the church had voted
to have a series of special meetings.
beginning next Saturday night. when
n preparatory prayer meeting will be
held. Rev. C. t". Luther. the evange~
list. of Bridgeport, will have charge 0!
the services. .
Iaruscoumstions upended the ser—
vicesin the South Norwslk (locates;-
tlonsl church. yesterday. sud listened
tom most excellent sermons by the
pastor. Rev. Gerald B. Beard. The
musical mum. as published in the
Beautician Saturday. wss osrried out.
The eveniurssrvicss were iuisnssiy in-
terestiuir. The (inert. "In the Cross of
Christ I Glory." by Mrs. Herbert W.
Hunger and Robert A. Bellies. was
hesutiiclly rendered. the voice; of the
singers blending perfectly. The choir
selections were slso nicely interpreted.
TRINITY EPISL‘OI‘AL.
Y.. a friend-sud classmses of Rev. Fled-
eric W. Roms. occupied the pulpit ol
WWW “h “$3 ”m"
.' two pow sermons.
[gym conmuions were in attendance
l‘he music by the oust-latte choir wen
u very attrsotlve iosture. Rev. Mr.
Harri-willmso Brooklyn today to do.
“it"!!!esa‘_
JEYPORE court-nuns.
Receipt of on Extremely interesting
reflection at the Library.
The South Norwnilt Public Library
in in receipt of an extremely interest-
ing collection called the ".leypore
l’ortlolios oi .irchltectural Details."
”they are the gift of ills Highness the
Muharnlnli. or king. of .ieypore. in.
dis. in the spring of iiihti vurious
lending papers were untitled oi the nlw
for oi the hinhnruinh and publinheti it.
The l‘riiii- printed. in addition, it let-
ter from Samuel ii. ('lcmcns iMurk
'l‘wnlu).
‘i‘hln calls to the notice of the
\vuirhi'ul librarian or the South Nor.
walk Library. and utter considet'nhlc
mrrcuponilenro with the pint-cs men-
Iionmi in the letter. and nine with ('ol-
onol .larob. the slilwrimendlug enlin~
oer :ll .lcyporc. the promlne of it set of
tiu- drawings was secured for the li-
brnry, Willi the nasiniunre ol the
i'uiiml Hiatus ’musui ut llomllny. ur~
iniiurnwnlu were made for their ship-
mom to New York. They were shipped
March 2.3. '
The South Nurwnlk Library is to be
rougrniuiulwl on Ili't’lii‘lllfl these drow-
lrms. us low enroll libraries have lake
no advantage of the oli‘er. it is it our
educational upruirtunlly.
Mr. and Mrs. Hnuiuel Ric-boron Woo-«l.
of "Mlillirmik." who have traveled ox-
ieuslwiy in lnilln and visited Jeypurc.
him- very kindly loaned s lurin- col.
im'lion oi line plioiuurnpliii illustration
Inillon nrrhitwturc. These have boon
hung in llll' wooing rmun with tho
Ilrnwiuue. noii ulw- o very renllstir
idea iii‘ the liriliiill‘ill efforts of the
drawinau when rnrrloll out in build-
inn.
lir Mill Mrs. Wtu'il have also roll"
tribute-ii canerouuly to iln- t'lilli‘llllt‘ ol
iniporilng the drawings.
EVENING rli’liiltll. ('ll’lllNlNll.
The sessions oi the evening school
upon in tin- l‘l'uiihliii strmu lmlitllna
at 7:30 o‘clock tonight. There will be
classes in lumlikccplns moi Inerhsnicni
druwiny. The opportunity to secure
lll‘lll-i'lmih instruction without charm:
in tile schnisr in those prcrilrsl sub-
lerts has rolled out a semi rmlstrs-
lion. An opportunity to more it rum
lmrshlp ticket will be given tonight.
There will he a rises thrilled tor these
minutes the study or rustling. writ»
ill. mllilil soil arithmetic.
lilth‘l‘lvl Oll' hilth. n. W. (illit’l‘lh.
ilsriist hennctt. wire of hills- W.
Curtis ssii W the isle hit
msntlhsshlilm thirdsthsr
horns. s titties Paris. My mics.
ram WM! it MG n so. he.
mosses.
Mints
WW
AMHW Till 1’0”!th
."
Rev. Mr. Wainright. or Chathsm. N '
use. A. I. hymn. ,
nah, pastor at the South larwsih
Win W church. will psssob
six Dustin night muons on the shove
sum-sh Noam emu 1th. The
supine will its .- mm: . .
Rover-her 7th. "The llsrriays Vow."
Eovstnllss Milt. "uhooslna a Wile."
November ilist. 'iilhopslcs a Bus.
mu ¢ ;
November 98in. "hired minim."
m . no; "Waist no-
lflIF-Mhllfl M”!
mum trill. fillies molly." .
There will‘hsm music by the
neurotic. sud soul-undue court-ss-
iionsl m m Wu then
services. Sunless all o‘clock. All are
invited. ' -
"For Elsie and To Let ads in the
Sentinel bring quick returns.
I~.‘.W‘l-.'Il1‘.ll.\'.ll :.\' 1's.
W
PARK CITY THEATRE
THE GREATIST BAND~ 051
EARTH.
Inntlsy Evening, lsv. l.
Tilll outr i‘illfl‘lill'i‘ 0F Till;
Ba nda -
» n Roses .
llsty eminent srtHs supported by the
lawnmower?“- torn:
Valli" genius. little (“lotto stupen-
rsuc . ,
OONDllcl‘Oll. Inkli’l’iio EUGENIO
millilill‘l'lNo.
Prone lkugmenie Alter Their I rel t‘onccrt oi
the etrtmolltnn nus-m "use. in
New York:
e
llcmld: harms-l enthusiasm.
Tribune: lthom parallel
ape: Finer than our nillltsry hands.
0rd: imve criticism.
”1m“: .
Telegram: A reveluilim. ,
JoufinsRI nouns may well look to his
I.
u
Reserve our salts in advance. Sent-i
on ale l’ridsy. Oct. w.
Hovr'o 'n-i .ui'r Rt,
'lsssilsy sh Wednesday.
Isssinhsr 2 and I.
no?” oi the Mdlen' . unmcut Fluid.
usplcss oi Dl'lilllhh uwlor l‘mt.
"Till: cssr me no
I’ll! TRAIL,"
(llowi pictures of the lmsulllui liouler-
.‘u.i:.n‘“?.:::n~.rireunion agar:
ii‘miiiliih'lhii‘li‘ll‘illili‘iilliil'fl.ill.“
svrsu 1-. sense oi the plaice lull] mountains.
s
nile moon on.
to so Emmi-.33». In by member»
all Woman's lie! Goren moi M
'1» an Pin fli‘n rt lor vii-revved
' l‘llDflli
‘ i 5.
on I‘m“ M. y n." m stall
m
IOIWILI BPIII "00$!
an. Walt. commencing
Icnesy. llsvsohsr i.
Motions Wednesday and listnrdsy.
sinus.
Ullls Alterstrom. amp.
l.i:il¥.'lil.?‘.i“.i"":l'. raisin?! 308M083
ll vsu ”a n s . ’iur
”'5'" " nhtii‘ir'h'icnip college
n kffiififi; . tr In ' mm“"“‘ mm" .
one on ' nuances: .so any,
. “um" m
‘ ‘ ‘ p Fill " ‘
team'm. “Isaiah
HO 1' ‘1‘”! ‘ f n“ m
Invariants: i. , .
The with In?!
Jones I. hschls - .
, - _ .. ' TAMI-QR I ”LUCK“!
‘ M‘mfl" lslishislsssrssss has”,
:LlT‘l“ LI JAG-K. rm
Baum. W» Kilt. 1m
Captain ?
i
Jseli Orswlord
"The Poet lit-out? in his truuxierlul i'll‘l'ililllh ;
uncut.
Manse chairm- cm W'
__, om. some)
Mel . when no scths
lush assent-yin; its-cosi-
momma».
Retell—scwislsrtcr tins inatten—
misses sud lsdissthsn wesrc showing
mmnr more considerate prices—sp-
nroprlstely lowlor the qualities they
represent Bastille! insterinls haun-
sossslytusds into hobby sud genteel
styiss. siepctly finished—vihslde us
well ll whirls.
'l'hshigccp nod for nonexistent is
hots'ulygsfit in its liner spsss sin!
emotion-um cc bum
contains s‘isehnihcsut' [est or
the mohhicmass most {m
.ssrmuisthst here been i out
this usscn~elcqssnlly «active at
Mug. How's the, best possible time
to buy. ‘ ' ‘ .
lnlsnts‘ and small children’s coats.
reefers. honnsts. moses. shoes. dresses-—
sssrythins tint the little tots wear.
‘Hshniilnl main-ids. ‘ lovely colors,
splendid tomatoes. chsrniiny styles
sud so abundance at all the itinerant
little dude to choose from—any price
you feel like paying. almost.
[others sre sppsseistisu more sud
more. every lesson. the sdvsutsge at
buying these little things resorts-do.
especially the drewnp garments. Very
only. mound its arrest helpto buy
everything. for we Rave plsy-cloihss ss
wehuthohsttsrosss. sndtheirooss is
reistivslyiess. It is theblgsest depart-
ment of its kind in the city.
.... . »«hw-w- 3,;
lion's Swesurs. hiflli, 0'3 snd $2.75.
Csnlignu jschcts at ' all prices.
WM...
For the purpose 0! bringing our silk
undershirt: into immediate prominent.
we clini- for new black sud chans-
ublo «cm on a deep shined rnllle. o
null-tells shine. tor he in; cup.
Wash goods department.
The Dim. READ co.
i numerous.
A Good Tiling,
So business men say,
and they know.
Wouldn’t
it course in
Iusln so.
Ilsa! mi.
Or the
Academies
Iranohoo
improve your chances
lor the tutors.
Day and night ses-
or. il'. nepotism
Ludlns' Gin-its and cup”; 6m,"
... to...» mentors-«m;
llwrsstdaill'sstl at our mm :3 hrs ”it;
on: locunsslisttgr consul with 110- ’
~ lightlnlly hon-in; top garments for
exquisite m and mm in the
or to row- ofmnlius. Spanish licence or .
m .Aoww-g ”New . ev-
essini osrlis‘s‘ rises constrain
*Wemficnmrlswol’ '
- chesseshle slit. to
Extra Heavy Bounlerchsls. lined through-
CARPITS.
Right in the face of advances
of 5m 15c per yard an im-
mense lot of Carpet is on sale
here now at one-fifth under
value. . 'J ‘
Velvets, the‘$li.25 grade at til
it it ‘ 1.00 it it. 75c .
Tapestry brusseis, 7 5c“ “ 7 00.
S50 grade, 80c; 81 “ “ 90c
’ No double. few poopio will
‘ O
as wast-amorous oral-:7.
South Nor-walk.
50 pair white or gray blankets, 43c pair.
blankets withthosc others ask 50c for.
window.
lid WAIKIIO‘I’OI mu l’.
G. B. VAN AHTYNB. PMPMHOII.
,iii . . .§ , sic. imam epitome.
— Kelsey Runsisn Bichssrrhvfltl trlis-
‘ ' §_l.."sdise’ caress.
piano-nu“ . mm o.
m ”Scion cinema-nos rules
Plush Capes. braid,
lined throsslm
TRISTRAM s HY'
NORWALK. court.
8th Norwalk Boston Store,
ll
”it. mm. ,
”1”“. the ,. Magyar” Gentle.“ throughout.
mm‘ Cloth. Ospsnitssdthrosyhcst.
s . or and. 500
Ladies cloaks. mam m3“? 0..., m m, um, my,
3m sud lilavyfissvsrlsekstsdyimnts. ' Black flunclsbloth Ospss. co in. lined : ’
”finalist. “500 throughout. turn-l . tron
TsuOovsrt Cloth Junkets. fly front. high , DischOssspillsrclcth linsathrongh-
lllack Mints“ ily trout high collar :95: monk!» trimming. ”mm ii on
flinch: Miami: unto-uh, ' «00 k m” (”mu u ' "mm" "m
mhi'l“ was...” Jutlml. n: n 35" Pl '1 3‘ ’
, ‘ res . on t. w .
Black Wyominmmmgnm \ 1200 u. ~' é“
Brown Irish ill-less. lined throughout. Plush OapesJirald and lath-ironies.
ti 75
jet and for triflini
t. R50
cut "500 Plush Cs .. 27 in, for trimmed. lined
Black (my Juliet-Jinan throu hout.‘ l5 co ' Mosul; to as
aw: Black Kersry Jae t. plaid woo Plfl’fimmghgt’. ihihei fut trimmed. ilio‘o
sling. , f p 950 “Rheumatic“. . 1050
Arr ,
COFIELD& HOYT’
let this chaucc'pnss; by, think-
ing it will come ~
. , IUTTIRIGK Part-tune. L
A complete line of BuLtei‘ick '
atterns and all the Butterick.
ashion periodicals are here.
Novembeo fghions, are ., now
ready: Each ‘nisheets fre‘hlrr
ruumruns: f ¥
a specialty. Examine our stock...
SCOFIELD a. How
again.
i . r.
OLUI IUILDI V.
. Nor-wells.
So. NORWALK BOSTON STORE.
Compare these
Outing flannel fancy, medium and (kill! stripes, 5c the yard.
15 pieces good unbleached muslin, 62 quality, 22 yds. $1.00.
500 pair of good corsets. We seek comparison with any
500 corset in town. While they last, 390 the pair. Sec cast
New Fall Display Mllllnary
now going on. Don’t fail to look and see what :wo are showing.
soars no swans. non
l‘l‘ MARI I'D! mm. .
()srsicehotwsilmmtgm .‘Ans s s I
each lull. W M sis is. him ,
umnmommom
“MI-immigration. which
new ., a...
«cusses
us we.
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