About Tomorrow.
d H Beard. Pastor,
Vonllip at 10:30 with
by the pastor; Subject, tin.
Odds of Jason. Musical aer-
harem, Grieve Not the Holy
nor; soprano solo, The hot-d
herd,» Lynncs. Bible study
and the Lamont cltlh. En-
ngo’at 4 and 5:30. Even-
fb It 7430. Saloon hy the
integrity and t‘harity ver-
lcy and Slander. Charles
. will Initial the choir in tho
”sic, as follows: Anthem
is My Shepherd Warping;
$0.10. Borceune. Renard: gospel
“went by Moment: violin solo,
Schubert.
“Congregational.
Thoma}; K. Noble, Pastor.
at at 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p. m.
”or will prearh morning and
. object to) tho morning.
Milly of Man [lo-terminal by
Hi. Evening An Old 'llmt» llv-
"Some Suggestive Masons Sun.
school at l? tn; lntormctlinic
flinch Endeavor at 5 p. m.; Senior
mall Endeavor lit “:30 p. m, liv-
y cordially invitml to all nor—
lorwnlk lathodi-t
Frank A. Scoficld. l’atnlnt‘.
matching. ling“. 'l‘oplr ol sermon.
0015': Old Mott. \ sportal prntzrnmnw
intuit: will he prrscntml at llw mow
maniac. ’l‘ltc antht-m Sing Alli-hi
Inform liy Burk will he tiling hy tho
' choir Bamtonr solo in Frank t'om-
,MX and choir. Saviour “lien Night
Hindus the Sit), by Slit-Hy ’i‘hct:
. will silo be amoral sclwtiom by the
’ ma quartcttc and cringrrgationnl
from Stirred Songs. The suh- ~
- m 6! the rvening mrrmon will he
um Stronxc. Curious and tin rmlllile
Tiling! That Happen in Norwalk,
flutters will be receivml at in» morn—
, it!" service.
mmwm Episcopal.
A. S. linvnnugh, Puntor.
Services at the 0mm llotteae zit [Willi
, firm. and 'l' p. in. 'l‘lw pastor will.
4 WI! both morning and awning. in
,‘ lb evening tlu» mull illustrated nor;
, 1.0! on tho Pilgrim's l’rugrws. Part
I “.1119 musical pm nl tiw'pmgrnnunn
willheol nnnntml ll.li"',lit-l.t.~1 tlw choir
Vi" have the nwtntrtnw «.l Howard
Tilly. the popular Witt-lint. .tt tin n
B ”service. ml Wi‘il'lim".
loath lorwnlk Baptist.
R. 0. rihrrwoml. l'liiilnt'.
Rev. C. o. tints-min, ut l‘nlntml tum.
N. Y" will prmrlt in tho riouih Sur-
‘fllt Baptint l‘liiii’i'll tonmrruw morti—
lag and owning. in thr divs rm» oi the
WI. Mr. llilunrth int» tho reprint»
' 1M 0! lll‘i'lfi nn unlimmliy good
We! (‘hrintlzin Ettiiozuor l'lltln’d-
' oration mention at i; n't-lm l4. Row
R arrive with iwrlltfln ill 1 o’ t'lm'li
Th! Dublin arr cordially invlimiy.
r
lorwdllt Baptist.
F. E. litiliiiinn. Pastor.
may morning tlu» tumor will
l'il'flell lit llw I‘W'lllmt thm will in
by tho Fnrlhrr lights llt: l’arll-
‘m of itollglonr. win: it unwrnl or
am' Milton! and intrmt dmlzhtnrn
m in the tmtimw ol tho mun
which she worm-nu w ill roll the
of that rottntry'u rriirtlon. inirr.
with mnuir nmi titlwr itinturm,
hot making a ttniqnn and in-
WHO ”who All or» Wolt'nm".
Gm- 3W.
’3. ”Emmi: lirllown. llcrtor,
Communion. Hit a. m: Morn-
W and narrow. "till"; .‘ltmrlny
I22”: p. m; Erratum: rind seru-
Thc rector will «dictate.
in. F. ii. Aimwmth. oi the Min
Wit. lint Norwnlk. will ad;
if! Tinting ills-it's t'hfiatinn um-
' lunacy attrrnoon aiming. A
w oi Won to mount»
In invited to attend. (John
I which and have a mod sing.
Min It 31:3. mils ll trill.
Y
W
w my
_ Wan. Mot
' an gm .. Junior can»
1; Senior mm
At 1:30 a lush
, attic oldollts ‘
m the ”Men's Christian Sci- L
may or A mm” AGENT
told by c Loom Drown-r and Vouch-
od for u Tron.
”l was in Lislum the othcr clay."
said the loom drumrnrr. "and l called
on Agont Miles. of the Powell mills.
i nowr saw hint hvforr. but l kill‘W
And you
know or gut-sex how i
rnmc to know him. it is. an improb—
hm it's into. My fritlwt'
of them» llll'n of tho south
who lltwntno soldiem on tlm illillll'lt'}
filiii' lwrnnno it“ thought that Sillif‘ nuts
tho right side. I haw oftcn hoard hint
tvll tho .t-toi-y. it was a wild limo jinn
int’oio our of lilo Wiikéilk‘si of (how
wt. kg} battles and my tatlm was om
with 3 corporal s guard going tin
murmur! iii" pit-item. lin- t’amo lttxttr
on» at thorn in it w'lttdml stint “ho
was covering a man with his riflr
.iin was also talking good linllirt-dif.‘
with him and riding him in ”in “Mint
inatti't' oi fart troy that ”he hid bettnr
74w hid prayers then for nftvr tho
unniul arrtwd it? would not how ttmo
tomythcm belon- tlwy flirting him up
an n spy. The man set-mod mnalty
i'llill. though he word It suit. of union
hill — amt who a prisonor tuiwn lttnl'lt
tlw t'o-iwl Ultra. 1
"My fritlwr had his fifth” from
hmdqunrtvrn. and tiwrv nam'lmt "no
thing. to do. and that mm to hang
him to tho- ltt‘ari'nl trr.» without any
mow trial than to lot him trll lulu ntn'
ry, ”iv was it spy, .\ poniliott ot‘ iron-
or in his own army. but carrying with
it till ignominlmm dimli if caught ivy
Ill" run-my. it tools it brave man to
hr :1 my , and how mm mm lmim‘ul
llt- until it. Would not illkf' him long
to limit“ hi5 porn-n with (ind. Hr llull
mmlo it lost tu-lorvv lw ninrtwl out on
this portion» jnitrrwy. So they thing
.1 mpv rit't't' ilw minnmt mm and in,
tho-r mitt-«i tho than it ho had any folks
ht- wrtntwi notillml
”tin said 'yr'n,’ and saw tho namr- or
his lflihl‘l‘.
“I always had a grittlgo ngxtinrt ll
rottinr- and twvrr ”knot in ttltli'll omn'
my luthor told m:- ln tolling ilio story.
'lilltl so i swatch-«i him lir'loro- llflllfi'
inn; him. M l pnllml open his mat
a photograph of lilmnolt roll out and
i pirlwtl it. up. ’i'horr worn other [ll
twin and i Mi» ulmnt in giro tho word
whrn i saw a Montihlc pin on lilii cm.
i how the rolonel On» a Mason. and
wirtlnl to Mil ortivr: no i dolnymi thr-
imnrtimt till word «mild but amt to
limitimmrimn 1nd, as l liw. lhcy lot
tho follow go! it didn't Mom to n!-
lcrt him tiny. and hr- toolt it an moi no
u wntermrhm lw mmmlirht. Mir-r»
ward fattipr told in» thy Mrs-hanged
tho mun and hr- mmtiniml tn norvé his
company as n amid wtlrlll'r yttrium.
“‘Unro.‘ said my trittwr, 'wn Wort?
nitmitin: a fort. and pushing lilo
i'anltn for door lilo. W0 board it rapt-
laln or limi‘ar rail {or voliintwrd to
carry ordm to an c-xrnnml squad of
turn llPhli’lti n [lllt' oi ntomin. ll '8!
the mind as drain tor our of tho-m to
mum his hood. and tin-y ism-w it. for
no one volunteered at first. Then we
you one man slimrldrr ltln mm and
march along in front or our tiri- as it
it had town at» much mist. to hint
mind» he curriud ilw mains. and he
was as word on anyone amid wish. i
rut-implicit iii-r as tho. rpy who-o litr-
l had npurrtt.’
"My lather kept the picture. null in
utter rm: i «lied to see it and met
at on» m lira". Tito ailm- dor when
i will"! Mb Agent attic-1’ «flirt- I
knew him no the me. though i ind
mar m hint. or anything at am
Minor than his picture. taken in nah
turn on the field. i united n mm of
Ihrrilldgettiiewniltomuondm
whim: tier-Pu. mmmm
flatten. “titration.
him no sum as i saw him.
noulti nrvot'
illrll‘ story
mm nitr-
would: Domitian!
rm“. 7 m
the South
. i
\i‘hvn out «irisiug why not how an on in
Comfort and Style?
It i‘IH‘N you ttothtti'; rum at llw
EXCELSIOR
LIVERY AND
SALES STABLES.
our turnout.- an nil Humid“, “winding
lltv- Lilo-t tip-twinn-
Rubber Tired (ironies and torches.
tits-rim I arr ialtvti tor Wridfllnn, ib-vrptlom
:iml min-r In‘nt‘lliiiv.
Driver» in hurry wlwn dwiml.
Oocar H. Banks,
~§ttn~ruor to it. if. lintiii
Tmmetirltwmt mni «ntlvd tor many putt
o! flw tuwtl.
Tolv-plmm- null, "l-fil,
ll.l.,ll. ll. audll. R. R. Tlme’l‘tlilt
in elect November 28,1807.
LEAVE SOUTli NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.——12.5.'lx. 4.55:, 5.45:, 6.15, I56,
1J3, 7.56:. 8.11:, 0.03:. 0.86, 0.58:.
l0.351. ".37.
l‘. lirrng't'X, 1.11. 2.25:. 3.04, MM.
6.06:. 5.33. 5.55:, 6.41. 7.56:. lit. 10.20.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—lz.63:. 4.55:. 5.451. 0.15.
P. 11.4.43. 1.23. 9.20.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
Ii. It.-—tz.oax. 5.00. 6.00, 1.00, 0.001.
0.00:. 10.033. 10.08. 11.001. 11.03, 12.02.
P. M.—-l.04. 2.001. 3.03:. 3.303, 4.021,
4.05:. 4.30:, 5.023. 6.00:. 6.03, 7.00. 8.00.
9.30.
SUNDAYS.
A. tar—12.00:. 6.00. 7.".
P. 1-100.
LEAVI SOUTH NORWALK you
NEW HAVEN.
A. It..—-—lll. 1.,201 0.32.
9. Hz, 10.061. ll. 96x, )1 42.
P. lawn-1202:. 1.,“ 305:. m. 0.21.
5.27. 7.10:. MI. 9.4). 11.15.
Bridgeport, in addition to above, 9.
m.. 2.42. 5.0“. 7.28.
ottoman.
It. it.~i.itx. 1.20:. 1.42. 0.1:.
P It. 415.
An I indium m
«6‘6
1.“. 3.40.
m In
‘0” in o. mom-o.
~ In" to ma.
on rm- litmt.
”mm. CO.“
wow-cu, .
Don’t ruins attending the million at
Norwnllr Boston Store,
ovary afternoon at 2 o’clock, 7 and
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
I
Evenings at 7:15 o’clock. The great-
i
i
i
o.
est of great bargains every day.
sount NORWALK BOSTON Stunt),
"8 Washington Street
unsuuvuuoumuus
The Finest in the
. 1‘
Market.
2| Cts a Can,
Fivc cans for $1.
hunted Sinlbinies,
DELICIOUS FLAVOR.
Samuel complicit, it’s,
72 North surnames.
Syracuse lion aud Ctlitntors,
Planetlr. Cultivators and
lied Drills.
.mr'rm
BEPMBS fill SYRACUSE FLOWS.
~ 2 Viral Cultivator. 8.50.
Stool Garden Forks, 50¢.
“ lunar. -“ 37c.
" link», at 30c. ,
“ "0! Fort, ilc
“ lions. llc.
Mniltry wire, 31,. twr lilo mourn feet,
in full mllti.
Jewell ntnl Allnutit-
35.50 per liili winch.
H gr...”
Conduct, Watkins & Dol's
Hardware Store,
ll! Wuiilligtml 51., Ho. Norwnllr.
white lead,
nnnawunmmm.
Winm it: not am, and you will and that that
Immthntuyctmmmc. Batter
ham-annoy: your
Coal and Wood
B. HARRIS;
. I‘I Haywood”. ‘
min-clam
HAYM AND “KW
Stunt during,
um mu» no mo.
Stun little; floodlit
llilrluirutulttltlt'
mm.
It» Morn-um. m Manon-d
Cf Ladies’, Men’ s and Cliildro ’83
stock of well Known manufacturer-3’ shoes tittlt trill beat
any bufgoin on the top of this earth.
made upon it.
then
Profit.
Upon tho tint symptom of
ncold,procnrcnhmofnr.
wrhnd’u Anton. Take oc-
cording to directions and it
any are you from I long
Ind painful lilo...
Aceton
“ammunition-nud-
who. slid nmolgiu: don
”Millikan.
M
Continuum
Accton Meal Co.
SYNC, CONN- .
LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
vo- m m or
furniture, Pianos,
Bicycles, Carriages.
etc. etc. etc.
to: mm m m
Toylorkfloiden’s
hit m at llllill no.
74 WW M In. m
Munroe-ow
INQURIINCE.
“Minimum
rag-aw
JucoiihLuyton, m
lot-ye
llil BACK WW
5
' I-‘odloo' $3.00 Ibo... $1.83
|”' I .0 ‘hnpt. ' i.-
‘? gland ' 3:00 Ohm. I 50‘ ~ ”
‘5 Lpdloo' Loo Ohm, . Ll. . .
Lydia' Ll: Chan. .09 , ‘
Minnow and childron'o She... worth banal.” to” 00, I50
Loci-r 50¢ Rubbcn, . , . tlo
childron'o p60 Robb-n. - - ‘ . . Ibo
Hon'o Winur lit-noon, north stoo, $2.50
Mon'o Ion Golf. worth $.00, a .0
Men's Irv-moi Shoot, worth "”1 8.50
Man's Pot-lit Lootiur. worth moo. LOG
Mon'u Ollf Che... worth 2.00. i .3!
Mon'o Working Shoat, worth 8.00. . Lao
Man's Hip Boot... worth 3.50. 2.85
Boyd'ooubio Colo limos, worth 2.50. I .85
ono’ lot-oat Ibo... worth L25. Duo
.5i-“Wi-hlngton 8%.. .0. Norwalk.
The Business Men
of tho Norwnlh and vicinity are rapidly becoming convinced that
it does not pay to hare cheap printing in use in their human.
How Do We Know ?
Because of our rapidly and steadily increasing button... which has
been and to advancing until We now find it necessary to keep~oor
composing and prose departments in operation day and night.
our engineer finds busy moments
whirling engine from getting a hot box because of the great demand
and
in preventing Ml constantly
The-Tendency oi the Times
is toward I higher grade at printing for the use of Mutual, mercan-
tile and professional men. and in tact. all who have use for the
printer's art. because they realize that printed matter which heard the
stamp oi experienced and skillful dnign, and carclnl execution, is in
itself eitlcient advertising for any enterprise. because the character
of a business is most absolutely judged by the character and up»
pearance of the printed matter in use. and. as we have said More.
the business men are becoming convinced of this fact.
It is not a Case of Hide-andstio-Seek
to get the "best that ever happened" in the printing line. for you
can and it. and at the right prices. at
G.l.heeman’sBuul and Jill Printing Ollie,
So. 46 Water Street. South Nornllt. Conn,
Just around the corner from Washington Street.
INTERESTED IN
"PEWRI’I‘BRS ‘P
awn Ill.
THE Sll'l‘ll PREll
TYPEWRITER
b the trader in immanent;
This can line lowed In An
W Marlin." value. it in trod.
om
BYMWISI. 1!. Ya U 1A.
flavoriolumnm-dwn.
In [Intonation
hmdmmtur
and Wm.
”WW“.
roman-qua.
undo-too.
If no you should know all
about the latest impmvo
Ell
mmnulanmtum.
‘ grim. mom. and oh throat n
o. ”w RAYMOND
m lam.
‘mcmm
1.
J. D. JENNINGS.
“There is more cum to thin ud-
tlon of the country.” all other dl~
m not mother, and until the int
In years was cuppa-dd to be incur-
able. For a great Illa! yam doctor-
pronounced it a local dtuuc, and pre-
scribed local but by con-
Iuntlr filling to m“ ' with local
treatment. pronounced it incurable.
Science has proved caurrlt to has
conultutt'onul dim“; and them:
requires. constitutional ire-mat.
Hull’s Comm: Cure _mnnfaqturdd it!
I". J. Cheney 0 00., Toledo, Ohio, in
the only constitutional! cure on the
market. it is taken internally in
doses from ten drops to a tarpoouful.
it acid directly on the blood and liti-
comt surfaces of the ”item. The! of-
fer one hundred dollars {many can
it falls to cure. Scott for circular:
Ind tlmontatl. Address, .
P. J. CHENEY a: (70.,1'oledo. 0.
Sold by druggista, 75c.
Captain Avian C. Anson holds an op.
tion on the Chicago Baseball club that
has yet about five weeks to run and
«laveiopmcnts of the lost few days in-
dicate that there is a chance that tho
{unions old diamond lender may soon
become the nominal owner of the chin
(mm which he recently was supported
to have permanently retired.
—Auton cure. u 511’”
Eugene Leigh is said to have pur-
chased Plandit. the favorite in th
Kentucky Derby. for-$20,000. He i
believed to have acted for an eastern
torfman. Phil Dwya' being mentioned
as the real purchaser.
emu.
a.» -
Inu- I'-
”3"me
ltaly~.\'o salaries. hot the right to
travel tree by rail or steamer.
Portugal—.Three dollars a day to
deputies who really require it and free
passage by any government vessel an
over all state railways on oliicial billi
nee».
Roumania—~i~‘ive dollars a day and
free passes on all Roumanian linen—-
New York Times.
—-Acctondowoot|!ectthohurt.
, Rev. 5; Edwards. pastor of the Eng-
lish Baptist church at Itinersvllle. Pm,
when stuttering with rheumatism. nu
ndvined to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. He can: “A few applications
of this llniment proved of gr . . r-
vice to too. it tandoori the in .fl
lion and relieved the pain. Shoo 3”“
any anaercr profit by giving Pain
Balm a trial it will please me.” P'-
nlo by G. C. million, South ilorwnl ~
and B. P. Weed. Norwnlk.
Thirty-live year: make a generation.
That is how long Adolph i-‘irher. of
Zanesvilie, Ohio, nuflcrod from piles.
He was cured by tuning three boxes of
DeWitt's Witch liézél Salve. E. P.
Word. Norwnllt; G, C. Stillm. Bo.
Norwalit.
0.5.5.1311“.
widqfizzi’ln .
~Aoltolilhr-low.
it is a grant leap from the old tull-
loned done: of blue nun and oat-eons .
pity-ion to the plenum little pills
known on DcWitt'I Little Early-liken.
They clue constipation. sit-it headach- .
and Millpond-o. B. P. Wool. Nora
walk; 0. C. Billhon. Bo. Non-lit.
loll. Icon-h hopi- .
allow a rough to run until it not:
yond the reach of medicine. They .
ten any "Oh, it will wen array," hot
in moot cam it. will wear them ovum
Could they be inducod to try the m-
ceuful medicine called Kemp’- Ink
not. which II sold on a pout!" glut-e
mm to cure, they would iIMW
no the excellent slut utter taking it.
outdo-o. Pneumonia» ’I'riol
um free. At all oration.
Thomndn ot uflcrm trons gri “
have been rntomt to health by I
Minute Congh (turn. it quickly on . ,
rough. with. Indochina. ”cumin
lung litmus. B. P. Weed. Norwn
ti .t.‘. Stillman, south Nmallt.
~mmuum
“metacarpal. the well to»
won-doc of Tom. it. 1., an
”i luv. cud Chairman'- or.
Minmbwmnong
udhnvofounditnupuiortouy
er.” Paranormaltlllun. -~
Norwalfr.nndl.P.Wnd.ltorntt
“mm 3%
1mm. «. o
f ‘ ' . . ' . “- 17%
W In: W. m 'm ‘flme'flm
mmmlmmmmww
‘ . ammnuwpbbtmot
a "WWW
suntan-hm]... w" .
autumn-1nd.”
Mihlnmflumoi.»
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