Evening sentinel, Monday, March 14, 1898 · page 3

 

 

 

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. Wiley was devoted to the inter-
lists 111 the Bender school 111 the 11111-

3 Methodist church. The unicorn
fifths stats association assisted the
pastor lathe morning and had charge
111 the atternoon, and evening services.
They were 0. 8. Deming, the field sac-

retary' Rev. E. P Armstrong. Misc
MIC" 0 Block. state primary superin-
tastiest. and Mrs. M. '1‘. Sheffield
held worker for the association.

Rev. Ilr. Sconeld preached a strong
cannon in the morning on liow to
stall:- the 311111.11 abounded 111111
many useful hints and practical sug-
nations. At its close addresses were
fit“ by Rev. Mr. Armstrong. Mr.
Milt. Ill. Sheffield and Rev. G.
llanlhnheeh, the first superintendent
of the school; Rev. L. R. Wars. the
pastor of Calvary Baptist church. and
Stephen Holmes. a former superinten~
dat of the school. They all spoke of
the Infinuiee of the Bible Upon Per-
son and National Life.

Rev. Mr. Armstrong made an excel-
lent address at the Sunday school ses-
son on The Graded School. ills ad-
dress was full of excellent suggestions.
lie is a firm believer in a graded Sun-
day school.

In the afternoon a special conference
of Sunday school workers was held
which was addressed by Mr. Arm-
strong on The Normal Class. After
his address the question was discussed
by a number present. Miss Stock then
gave a blackboard illustration of the
lesson for the day. it was very well
done, and her illustrations and stories
held the closest attention of the large
number of children present.

A union service of the Congregation—
al. Baptist and Methodist churches
was held in the evening. the pastor
presiding. The scriptures were read
by Rev. F. E. Robbins. prayer was of—
iered by Rev. Dr. Noble. and than Miss
Lucy Stock delivered 11 line address
on the topic. Lessons from the Model
Teacher. She spoke of Christ as the
great model, and gave the following
finecharacterlstlcsofa successful teach—
er as teamed from Him: Personal~
ity or character. adaptation of know~
ledge. authority in teaching. the jud-
icious use of questions. ample illustra-
tions and story telling. Miss Stock il-
lustrnted her address with many pleas-
ing stories and reminiscences and held
the closest attention to the close. She
was followed by Mrs. BheMeld. who
because of the lateness of the hour.
did not attempt to give a formal ad»
dress on The Bible for Every Child
- and Every Child for the Christ, but
greatly interested the audience by a
number of facts and incidents of her
work It hardly seems possible that our
own state could need Christian or inla-
sinnary work so much as thc recital
of her work showed. Connecticut
needs this work more today than she
did twenty years ago. All greatly 1111.
land listening to hire. Sheffield and
felt that she was the right woman in
the right place

The audiences of the four scrvhes
filled the church cach timc.'l'l11- mu—
sic added very much to the occasion
)ilss Bysbee sang Fear not lie. 0 I11-
rael. She was in splendid voice and

sang with fine edect Mr Warn-11
sang Hear My Cry. 0 God assisted by
the quartette it was well rcndr‘rcd
Prank Cornstoclt sang God 0111- Help in
Agra Past. and the mole qunricttn
sang two selections, all of which were
well rendered and gave 11 great inspi-
ration to the meeting. The tollmtiuns
of the afternoon and creator; were
given the association.

 

Ber. timid ll. lie-111d proposes to
give on the out six Friday afternoons
and evenings a course of 11111111 111
young people on the Christian life 111111
the church. The following twice will

he discussed: I What Is It to lie a
Christian? ll.. How Does ilod Help
Us to lie flood? ill . what ls Christ

_ to the True Christian? li’.. What
have Christian Doctrine and Christian
flying to do with Each Other? V.
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and the Holy tfosmunloil Service?

The pom heartily invites all who

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Christina truth and practice. and 1111111»

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a“ priviisgs of uniting with the

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' wot estimation; devotional service

‘ hood; 4 p. m.. hearing and action in

1111-1111 1111-111 mm. 1. so 11.
lit-1 the King's WW‘ circle. at the
home of llrs. Campbell. Bring Bibles.
7:10 p 1a., Joint comm meeting.
Thursday. 2: 30 p‘ on. ship inset-
mg of the churches 111 11111 hirileld

led by Rev Joseph B. Kettle: ten-
mlnute addresses on Methods Worth
Trying in Christlsnlsing our Towns.
by Revs. 8.1. Austin. W. H. Helm.
B.- J. Thompson. H. c. Woodrud, Dea-
con L. B. Stillman and Captain if. C.

regard to the organisation of our Hun-
garian mlsslon into a church; 5:30 to
1:30 p. 1a.. monthly social with supper
seryed by the lsdlc's of the church:
7:30 p. at. public worship in the midi.
torium; reception of members into the
Hungarian Congregational church:
sermon by Rev. Jahes Backus. Topic.
Christianity known by Its Fruits. Holy
Communion service. Friday. 5 p. m..
pastor's talks with young people about
the Christian life and the church. 811b-
,iect No. i. What Is It to Be o Chris-
tlan? Afternoon class in the reading
room; 7:30 p. 111.. same as above; even.
lug class.

 

The King's Daughters of the Nor-
wailr Methodist church will meet dur'
ing the week as follows: inasmuch
circle. Mrs. L. J. Reynolds. l5! Main
street. Friday afternoon; Always
lit-ally circle. Mrs. Rooter. West are-
nue. Wednesday afternoon. election of
officers; Willing \Yorkers' circle. Mrs.
.i. ‘J. Scolield, Belden avenue. Wednes-
lay afternoon. annual meeting.

 

Rev. John 1‘. Winters made an—
nouncement in St. Joseph's church
yesterday that the two weeks' mission
would begin next Sunday. It will he
conducted by two of the Jesuit fathers
'rom New York city. one of whom
.vill preach the sermon at lllztlli o'clock
ones. and make announcement of the
late of the services for the week foi-
Lowing.

Rev. William Fisher, of Danbury.
ireached an excellent sermon to a
:m1l»sizcd congregation in St. Peter's
‘lllli't'il. last night. Next Sunday at.
7:30 p. 111.. there will be a sermon by u
lridgeport pastor.

 

Weekly prayer meetings will 111- 111-11!
11 the Norwalk Methodist church cv-
ry 'I'ucsday and Thursday evenings
until further notice.

A Young Disciples’ meeting will be
hold at the Norwalk Methodist church
Tuesday afternoon. The pastor will
'cad the meeting.

A meeting of the Sunday school
hoard of the Norwalk Methodist
church will take place this evening.

The Ladies' Aid moiety of the X111»
walk Baptist church will hold a so—
llalrle Tuesday night.

 

domain oflaton's Inch.

The schooner William P. "mod. l’ap-
111111 Nathaniel Davis, arrived at i’rovl-
deuce yeszcrday. Captain Davis 11-—
portell having been in collision with an
unknown steamer when off Baron’s
Seek. on the hound. cariy Friday
morning. The schooner was laboring
in 11 thick fog with hardly enough
wind for stNl’lsgt! way and the steam—
1»r got away before her name rould he
lcarncd. The head gear of thr- Hood
was badly damagcd. but she managed
1,1. make Providence under Mr own
2'18”. Title in command to be tlw
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llir- Sound.

 

A lllhrsan's ion-1 Inns Away.

A team of boron owned by ilcurgc
ill-clcr. the Pleasant Porto Dairy milit-
1111111. ran away in ilouth Main strcct
this morning. The horses turned into
Washington street. where the milk cart
11111111111 with the wagon of hlr. Head.
:1 ton peddlcr. 01111 of the milk cans
upset into the street. The whiflmcc
and boron» of Mr. chier'a 1111111111:
worn broken. Albert Nelson. an 1111‘
ployee of John If. Verris. captured the
horses before any further damage was
done.

A Vii: from u. Augustine Council

About twenty members of ill. An-
gustine council. Knights of Columbus.
of Stamford. came in Norwalk by trot.
icy yesterday afternoon to visit l'athr
ultr- l'nion council and work the around
11mm upon two candidates. The worh
was well time. the principal share of
it being perforated by Past ilraarl
Knlght Joseph ilreeney and 111111111
Knight .l. W. Parley. A 1111111111111 fol.
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four lots of land in Witch lane. flow
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llarah it. Cloris in Wallace and flor-

11111.1 Dans. land sad millions in
Pram street.

linens if lit. Jobs in Wallace and

limes fleas. land is 1111111111 eirset

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What is “unduly known as “loft
soap” is ofwaefleaclons in rendering
social intercourse and diplomacy easy;
but the application of the real think,-
a compound of refuse grease and pop
salt. to smooth a troubled us. has
moreolsnsirofnoveltyshontit to
the uninitiated lsadinhher. So that
when the Noah German Lloyd steam-
er Gera arrived home from Brennan a
week ago. and her chief 0M. Albert
Tmreportsddrathehad madame
of thissg‘ent during n‘period of bad
weather. there was supposition in
certain quarters to suppose that he had
introdus‘ed a new practice. inquiry re-
veals. however, that soft soap is al-
most as well known as oil in attempts
to appease a furious Neptune.

lts chief merit is its economy. Herr
Tune in talking about the matter, said
that soap is cheaper than oil, especial-
ly if the latter is something designed
for the lubrication of machinery. To
be sure, the quantity consumer: in a
storm is comparatively small. He
used only eight gallons of soft soap
and four of oil in the course of a day.
But a man who acquires the habit of
avoiding wastefuincss in big opera-
tions is apt to follow the same course
in small affairs also.

The soap was handled precisely as
oil is in similar situation. A mass of
oakum is saturated with it and placed
in a large bag. and the fairer is either
hung overboard at the i150. :1ongside.
or is adjusted in the closets so as to
allow the contents to ooze out and drip
down slowly through pipes discharg'
ing below the surface of the water.
The stuff is used on the windward or
weather side of the ship. If the res
set is under full headway there will not
:11: time enomh for the soap or oil to
take effect: but if she heaven to or
greatly slackcns llcr speed. the film or
lather of oil will gradually work its
evny out in the far-e of the wind and
will smooth away the: crcst of the
waves. The sea does not become as
level as a billiard table. but the bli-
lows arc flattened and rounded. so that
they do not come on board the ship.

Herr Tranc- admits that soap is not
quite so calcarious as oil. but he dc-
clarcs it is a fairly good substitute.

Captain .ifeiscl. of the flora. and .1
11111111111 of other navigators haw
tonight to devise some means for
throwing oil farther to the windward
of 11 ship in a storm. Rockets-1 haw
liven invented. for instance. that
would carry :1 charge 11! oil. and which
might be arr-«i in any direction to 11
distance 11-! scrotal hundred ynnlr.
lint as those are apt to explode and on.
liver their cargo to the wrong placc.
they have luv-11 mind a failure. Then
again, shells which would open a valve
and float on the water when tiwy Ml
into the sea. barn been tried with
sonicwhat uncertain mulls. While
oil and soap are already used to good
advantage, ihcrcforc. more is yet
room for improvement in the details
of the 11pcrallon.—~.\'1-w York Tribune.

 

”0'20”! arm,

Pointers for People who Find that
Fires Won’t Barn.

The first thing :11 in: cloud is 111 11»
more all the "were from thc 1111m-
and brush all the 1111er from the top
of the inst-i» 111111 the drama; this
burp-.11 tho at!» 1' in constant l'lmiltlitil-ne,
lit'filllf'fl making the oven malt-1' to
lit-at. and aim in 1-1111 the boat charmcl
clear. 'l‘hcn rcplnrc thi' rotors and
(lose the damper”. This is 1111111-
p.1‘vcni the fine 111m from raw-111111111
when tbs- contenu of the fin» lmx arr
1-mptic1l into liu‘ 11:111. Many though:
Irv-11.1 1111111111111 nonlwt this prov-1111111111
and their wondvr wlici'c all iiif‘ limit
mined from that in covering every-
thing in the kitchen.

When the More has been «lust-d so
lightly on [mulldc turn over titc grate.
letting the content-1 roll into the cab
pan below. i'lean tho gran- "tony
clinging «violence than 111111 it bark
to its place. iirusb out the oven 11111-1
the dust has 11111111111 to rise and than it
will be clean for 11M- and {We from
dust win-11 you arc ready in imkc in
it. “11111111111 the ashes and silt tin-111.
This should always be done before the
fire is lighted. for if the ashes are left
in the pan spark-1 and lighted rush-1
will drop into limit and it is than very
unsafe to narrow than. unions you
have a fireproof ash m'eivrr.

Into the fire has you out first of all.
loose pieces of newrpapers that you
have torn 111111 strips: that is. 1111115111
you happen to live where you can get
plenty of fine pine shaving». and most
people can't get firm. so they use pm
on: these strips go on the very hot-
torn. mine on the grate: use plenty
of porter. so that the hindllng may
have: a chance to light before the 1111-
m is lumen! out. Nest in, small
Mecca of light wood Wise inn luvs.
leaving small spaces between the
”were. on three out 11 layer of kindling
11 little lancer than the first layer. 11111-
ting the ailchs at right snglca with
the lower ones; on these again place
has hard wood kindling. than larger
bani wood. and Inaiiy a thin layer of
mil cost. In this way you will have
little 1111111111 in uniting the fire burn.
ifs-1h law as it Was 111111111 11111 one
above It.

flow the tire is built and mdy to
light. bit liar Wm thinks of
her 1111111 111111 museum 111111 11111111 is
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P e h Theyfim too much to do
Most Imp up their work: they never
rest
Can t Mimic lhcm inr hichking.
Ever have your kidneys lock?
liver have a bad back. a iamc,wcsl1
or aching one?
Know 11' s the some thing? '
The back aches because the kidneys
are blocked.
Help the kidneys with their work.
The back will ache no more.

 

~llm§ oi prooi that Donne Kidney
l

lls do this. _

It s the but moi. for 11 comes imm
South Nomads,

Citizens road this case in point:

Mr ll Swain N11. ll Franklin street.
by occupation it a lintnnu. In ordi—
nary 1v.- -aihtr repairing t1l1graph lines
111 11.: from Lang :1 volt ~n 1o. Inclem»
cm wcntlur piny- hatm‘ With the wires.
3.11! it is iniprrrttiic that thpy' should
be immuth ttxcxulul Elli-1 1111311111 t'.‘
poison. and 1311111111119 ,1 :1 rule means
kidney trouldc Mr 5.113111 says:
an- 111 :1 Nov. \ork i1-1~p1t:1i i111 111111

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disclaim“! l rtccucd no uncured can!
i had too in 111111! action 11f the kidney
fraction in fact l lwl lmi «mind i
proctlrcrl D1 .1111- Kidm-v l‘1lls from
Piaistcds drug store. They did me
more good tl1.1:1 11111 clm {111' 1114' did.
was not only benefited 1:11 11f.l11xi I31!
vimd Mrs Swain to ia‘ 1 [111.1111 Ind
my Pills for her l1acl1cl1c.Slic was
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r box or ~13 hoses mr $1511 Scot
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RAILINGS Till-WEEKL Y at 3 l’. 1“.

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LEAVE SOUTH NOIIWALK FOR
NEW YORK.

A. 1—42.53» 4.55:. 5.451, 3.15. $.55.
MS. 7.56:. 8.17:. 9.03:. ’16, 9.3!.
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Norwalk; guaranteed
docsu'twear as it s

$1.50

Alpines of equal
newest shapes 211.1! lztl
$2 and 241.50. Slimll
$1.51)

pcd seams silk lined
file new English Box
Spring Ovcnoats :15
good asthc best

Open Monday, Friday

 

will be more inviting if

soap of the century.

the bath, and laundry.

Chicago.

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Opera llouse Block,

 

good to us: to the wearer by us.

Males on all the fashionable hats in all
but the labels are here.
1‘3; next best. $2.30: good,“ 12; Mags 8; Co
Specifil.spec1aily good at 11 special price,

SmartSpring Oversacks. box cut lap-

A Spring Suit at hall
price is an .llililCllOll even it 11 1511111 spring’s.

Males e "'1

BB! 06 EXPORT.

have to do with quality. They’ re behindihe
history of bat making. 300d or bad.
about bad h ats never come out: facts about
good hats- our hats-~you shall know.

Made for us by Crolut (it Knapp, South

Facts

so that the hat that
book! must be made

 

l be best Derby,

good11css,in all the
est shades, :~ , 13250
5111» 1.11 mull llt‘ildS,

pcrlcclly finished, >20.
TopConi :45. New
low :15 S7 i0 and as

vows.
and Saturday Evenings.

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Your Table Linen

washed with Fairy Soap.

A white soap for keeping things white. as pure
.as can lie—efficient without being harmful.

T he

FAIRY SOAP

is sold everywhere in three sizes-Jot the toilet,

Made only by

"ii I. I. Hill!" GOIHIV,

St. Louis.

New York.

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Old Gold and Silver.

ill-l Hold-11' Silver-1f any killil;11i1i Irwin-ll11r1lla1'arllc1l
Wat-111M, Vilnius, Jcm-lt'y. 51111111". plea, in any condition.

FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR ANY AMOUNT,

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A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,

Norwalk. Conn.

 

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rate policies issued by the

COIIECTICIIT GEIERAL WE llSURAlCE COIN“. through S. S.

 

 

Rolls of Beauty
Wall Paper

in all variety of ncw
gm is what you will find in our
lwnuc liming 1111111. "or 1111111111-
liou for stiletto wnll Iif'i'limlinllfl, and
our disrrimlualilm lasil- 111 solution
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Wall Pap-14111.
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‘ Pictures mm to Order.
Painting and wl’aper flaming.
1 mass,
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1 \ i~l11r11i111lii1n111~111 luv pru—
1l111 ml by nilu- -r moduli-11 for $1.1

llliil “150 THE GM“ NR 33%.

“till? limit 111w fl) Winn-i 1m
tin 111111'i11-1.f':1111111t b1 muni-
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If you 1111.11 r~l111111 almi-
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'A full Line of Juvenile Wheels.
REPAIRING.

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coming May. The normal pair 'V
named "Nig" anti "Topsy," thew
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system is one of which but liitld
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vestigator is conducting will be 0!
great value to science.

it has been related that the alooholu
ic dogs developed an abnormal timid-
ity, their activity and cudurance'fslf
off. as time went on. and they were
sorry looking hrutca, from the stand-4
point of tho physlngnomist, when seen
beside their friends. "Nig" and ”Top-
sy." Yet the only difference in the
treatment of the two pairs has been
that one was given alcohol, not in n-
ccssive quantities, but steadily. with. ,
every meal. excepting when they were.
sick. while the others were brought.
up like any other dog. with a masts.
who knows what is good for the on;
nine system. 9

Of late Dr Hodge has made two im-‘
portaui deductions from his dogs.'l'h1s
quartctto WPl'l‘ taken with distemper
:11 the same time. Under ordinary
conditions the severity of the dilation
Would have been much the same in
each case. for the dogs occupy the
some well—kept kennels, and were in
every way given the some and the best
of treatment. esccpting for the ole!»
iinl. The normal dogs, “Nig” and ‘
"'i'oirsy." had an easy time of it with
thc distemper. [5111 "Burn" and “Tipo
so)" ordered scvcriy and had a parity
narrow squeeze in pulling through. It
was evident that tlwir dissipawd hab-
its told against. flit-m. that the regular
mummy-1' of alcoholic stimulants-not
any rate. among dogs—«is thus handi-
1-1111pr-ri wimp it mums in fighting a
sickness.

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