,estista than Mme-é. hols Jsr-‘
‘ fen among .
tolerlehp spa
wales-erasable: to kill
thieves that they
Wm took light and tell the
Which now of these three. thickest
thou. was neighbor unto him that fell
among the thieves?
All men Interested in the subject are
cordially Invited to meet with me club
all oelock.
Ionihlorwalkildlgngstiuat.
(Jerald ii. Beard, Pastor.
Rev. B. 0. Sherwood will occupy the
ppl t In the morning. in exchange
wit the pastor ilertnon topic. Jesus
Glorified In Us. In Manger will
sing White Robes. by Brown. The
len's Christian Social Science club and
the [amour club meet. with other elas~
sea for Bible study. at noon. For the
cream. at 7:30. the Men's Sunday Ev-
ohlng club announces the following
programme of service, Lewis ii. Nash
Anthem—Praise Ye the Lord. . .Oounod
Responsive reading.
Cornet solo—Calvary ........ Rodney
Prayer and responsive reading.
Soprano solo-«On Carmei's lIIII,
.......................... Rodney
Ilasssolo—~Tltereis'a 70”.... Draper
Oleriory' and Ryiao~Abide With lie.
aerator—Christ in Fiction. No. l. The
Choir Invisible.
lieu solo-Prayer . ............. Tosti
Hymn—bead Kindly Light.
Organ Postlude—Bchorso
. m
‘ loath lorwalk Ispiist.
R. 0. Sherwood. Pastor.
Rev. Gerald H. Beard will preach to—
morrow morning at the South Norwalk
Baptist church In exchange with the
pastor. ills subject will be Our Very
Best. The missionary collection at the
ileuday school tomorrow will be for the
Minsk-Ii Orphaned. The Christian
Endeavor meeting will be held at 6:30.
Evening service with sermon at imp.
The pastor will, preach in the evening.
W. Prepared for Work. This will
be in line with the sermon a week ago
last destiny evening. in which consider-
able interest was manifested. on A
Ores: Warfare. These sermons are
suggested by the current thought
growing out oi our relations with
I’ll and Gish, and are designed to he
wtiettlarly helpful to the young poo.
wall as to others also. A cor.
Schumann
{Services at built a. in. and 7:20 p.
g. iiirtiject of We morning sari
‘ ' .A hpirlinai Life the Only True
“it. The Easter music will be repeat-
ed. The organ will be supplemental
Iyihspiaao. Thetantataof'l'heites-
mus will be reputed to the euro-
vi“. ”day school‘st is n: interme-
kta Christian listtteavor at it p. in;
1 Dealer Christian beaver at me p. m.
‘Ivarykody cordially welcomed to all
services.
“MW.
A; it. Karen-ah. Pastor.
- lsrvieea at the Otters House in time
a. I. and 1:10 p. I. Morning subject.
um Through We in the ever»
lag the savior will arsarit the eighth
illustrates sari-as on the l'tlgriat's
Part 2. The special male
. will he: Trust is the lord. Gabriel;
” it he". Ivlteiiey. All are invited.
‘Wflllblil-
rm. Wmm.1’hnrs-
mommies.
WM Imalh
The state [legislature of liarylsnd
recentlyapproprlam stem to send
state commissioners into Connecticut.
Massachusetts. New York and New Jer'
soy to chenille the slate good roads
system and report back to the Legis—
.y iature at the nest semen. The com-
; mlsstoaers at! William Bullock Clark.
state geologist. and Harry Fielding
Reed, or serum
They arrived in Hartford yesterday
and site;- a eonfmoce with the state
”kw Mini-ion were referred to
Senator It q. . heater, of Norwalk
Chairman of the state committee on
good roads. Mr. Keeier was asked to
take them over the Connecticut tum-
lee and the Wilton road those pieces
oi road being unneeded twooi the best
in the stats. Tho trip was made yes-
terday afternoon and the commission-
ers napalm! themselves as greatly
pleased with the Connecticut roads.
which they believed to be mostly bet~
us than these in the other states vis~
Ooagrtgstiosat church Sunday hm
W CRADLE.
WWW We Plan for
her We Couriers. ~
To travel in a second class chair car.
and a dirty one, at that. and still en-
joy the comforts of a slceplug car. is a
luxury resents! for a wee little baby.
born in the land of the Gran which
passed through Kansas City to a new
home in s new land. With Its homely,
queer speaking parents. this baby was
of a party of twenty Russians, who
arrived here early this morning from
Galveston. and left a few hours later
for Nebraska. where they will form a
farming colony. None of the party
could speak a word oi English. and
their blank faces and odd clothes at~
tractcd a great deal of attention as
they walked through the depot.
One at the women carried a baby to
one arm and under the other a frame
about three feet long and two feet
wide. with a piece oi burlap fastened
to It. A curious man who wondered
what this conirivance was followed
the woman into the car. tying the
four ropes. which were fastened at
each corner. in a knot, she fastened
another rope through one of the bell
rope rings and hung the frame to it.
Then she laid the little bundle In the
swinging berth. and as the train pul-
led out and the motion gently rocked
the little Russian It slept on scantily
as if it were lying in its rmtc cradle
back In the land of Its blrtb.-Kausas
(filly Star.
MID w you.
Devoted Pigeon lens Rona-breaker
totsscushsrlhdth'g
A remarkable Instance of bird motto
cr'tove‘ was recently noticed mt Iti-
wood. tad. A another pigeon whose
young one had mysteriously disappear-
ed. scanned usmslsgly for hours (of
the little one. and one day she was seen
dying violently against the side oi a
frame building In the city
Each time site costs to contact with
the house she chipped oil a small piece
0in with her bill For nearly two
days the old bird kept this practice up.
cites during that time falling exhaust
ed from the mud shocks and is
ilgue in the afternoon of the second
day she had peeked a hole in the wall
the wood of which was old and soil
from the weather. The hole was large
«amt. to admit a man's head. and
through this the mother bird went and
came.
‘itvery time she entered she carried
grain or seeds or grants. litime 'rtariogs
people investigated the l s e
was aimt. and there m fazed the
little lost moo. lust low the hole
For two days the
brig the little
my hot
menu at: machine.
snowmen-any. 7
tie lite gnettwith a dainty
appetite: pusthent iothein-
vslid who ”sentiment;
pass them to anyone at any
time: withsslsd.sonporehow'
dertheyaresuretoprovelnost
‘ acceptablebecansetheyarethe
mostdeliciousbiseuiteverbsked.
Sold everywherewith theword
"Favorite” on every biscuit.
The following list of letters. uncalled
for. and the persons to whose address
ed cannot be located. remain in the
following postomces for the week end-
lug April 16. 1898:
‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
Mm P. Bryue.
Jeane Coppola. ‘
Mrs. Martha I’Iortllu.
Miss Edmonia Jones.
Chris Luzcln.
Thomas Martin.
Jacob Muster.
Wm. Treadwcll.
John Teller.
Miss Euny E. Wilson l 2).
Mrs iinnic Smith
Mrs. Annie Winds
Mrs. (loo. St. John.
O. W. BENEDICT. I‘. M.
, NORWALK.
dire. Marlin lllig.
Mr. Harry Johnson.
Miss Pope
W. H. MAIDNE. l’. M
Women as Smokers.
There is no doubt that the number of
women that indulge in the cigarette is
largely on 'tlic increase. and it is no
longer true to say that the only ladies
who smoke are Bohemians. There
could been better proof oi the vogue
which the cigarette is enjoying among
women than the fact that various
branches of trade have started to cat-
or to women smokers. All the smok-
ing implements are constructed in the
costliest and prettiest fashion. The
cigarettes are made up in satin cam
with pulled aides. which might be na~
ed as jewel caskets when empty. i‘ig-
ar ties. if often ill-lPi'l, leave a telltale
stain on the thumb. so to prom-t my
lady's pink lingers cigarette lungs of
the prettiest description are Innnn—
lectured. A favorite smoking cup in
the Turkish fez. which is always be-
coming to a pretty int-u. mpct'laily
when worn in ruuittncilon with a
enrolling unit or Japanese kimono.
ENGRAVIIIG.
too
virtuoso.
lIVITATIOIS
dos 4 including inside
and sputum. the do
not qualify and most artistic
asst-tins. hr
lastly” per stat. less than
ever elated hr another in this
city 7.
3A0" ADDITIONAL lllllv
DRIDI.
Wedding work folded and is
filed in suvdopss without
esteem mmv
'Iakssmydu
it.
lit) BACK WEEKS
,W I: II It»... II.II s
1 W :lsoow. II“
W’ too
LIIIII' LII “I” LII
WYI-IIKI' LII blink. “ III!
., t at...» and titular-it's Ibo-I. m met no to so no, she
,, ‘ Ladloo' III Dublin's. ~ . p. - III
* outlaws III Rubbers, 0 ., . . too
Morr- WIMIr numb. worth “.09. II.I,I
Man-s In! Iain . wowslt s.oo. a so
“our. Ila-mot Ibo-s, worm snob. SID
Mon'o Patent Leather. worth moo, l. II
Horde Coir-hoop. erl‘lv III, LII
MINI-Working Item. whirl” I160, LII
Mos-PI Hip Dom. worth I.II, LII
ona’popplalo Iolo Ibo... workl- I.II. I.II
loyal ”Drool Ilvoop. worth LII» . III
Washington It
., Io Norwolls.
The-Miness Men
0! the Norwalks and vicinity are rapidly incoming convinced that
made upon it.
printer's am because they real
itself eiiiclent advertising for
it is
It does not pay to have M printing in use In their business.
'I How Do We Know ?
Because of our rapidly and steadily Increasing business. which has
been and Is advancing until we now Ind It necessary to keep our
composing and press departments in operation day and night.
our engineer finds busy transients in preventing his constantly
whirling engine from getting a hot box because of the great demand
The Tendency oi the Times
It toward a higher grade of printing for the use of intuition. mercan-
tile and professional men, and in fact. all who have use for the
ire that printed matter which bears the
stamp of experienced and skillful design. and careful execution, is In
any enterprise, because the character
of a businsds is most absolutely judged by the character and an
pcarance of the printed matter in use. and. as we have said before,
the business men are becoming convinced of this fact.
not a Case of flide-and-(io-Seek
to get the “best that ever happened" in the printing line. for you
can find it. an! at the right prices. at
G.l.lreimti’sllooland
lob Printing one,
No. 46 Water Street, South Norwslk, Conn..
Just around the corner from Washington Street.
Read ! mrunesruo ill
TYPEWRITERS ?
then
Profit.
Upon the first symptoms of
a cold. procure a bus of Dr.
lsriaud's Aceton. Take oc-
cording to direction and it
may save you iron a long
sad palatal itineu.
Aceton
ache. and nostalgia; does
millennium
Costfllhimm
Aceion Medical 00.
I'mc. Willi.
LINCOLN ' .
arouses .
waneuousu. -
see no masses or
Furniture, Pizarro.
Bicycles. C.” III".
etc. etc. etc.
res PW I“ ‘th
Toylordflolden’s
if so you slmld know all
slam the latest improve
mettle.
THE SMITH PREIIIBR
will ears the stir; eursahesd. ‘-
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la the leader in tram
“lam ayhsslasued “Was
ningrauelloi vain: ”name.
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New York We ”7 “mm Clown ‘
D. W. RAYMOND,
hmd‘ilimtw
and Water.
”WM“.
MOM
Tainan-sat heats.”
" Thomas Nectuskey were manned to
,the Congress committee. showing that
' land. 2.
. the her before him, and the bartender
J. D. JENNINGS.
r
VAGRAJGTS MT TO JAIL.
The three use In em liar-
walk Thursday were brought before"
terdsysitersooa 'I'henmll'llsoasnd
jail for ten days each. Hichsel Walsh.
another vagrant. who proved to he
harmless. received a like sentence. but
the execution of It was suspended pro-
viding he leaves town. which he lost no
time in doing.
WEYL-BR (2th WATCHED
Madrid April Id—General Water is
being closely shadowed by the police.
the government having been informed
that his sudden arrival In Madrid was
due to his receipt of an urgent tele—
gram from his sympathisers here.
General Weyler again denies that he
wrote the letter to Senor Guzman. pro»
dueed by Rome Laine and referred to
by General Lee in his testimony before
he had caused Havana harbor. to be
mined and advocated the blowing up
of the Maine.
TEACHERS CONVENTION.
The Fairheld County Tearhcrs' assoc-
iation will hold its twenty-second an-
nual convention in High School hall
Bridgeport. on Friday. April 29th. The
programme will be as follows.
Morning session: 3:30 devotional
exercises. led by Rev. R. W. Raymond;
9:40. music. chorus from Bridgeport
public schools: report. secretary of
Connecticut Teachers' Annuity Guild:
10:00, arithmetic for primary grades
Miss Sarah J. Waller, Willimaniie:
101i?» discussion: “:30, The Book, the
Child. the Home and the Library.
Richard Burton. Hartford.
Afternoon session: 1:45. Prime Iv‘ac-
tors of Thought: Superintendent Ed-
gar Dubs Shiner. New York; 2:45.
Suggestions on the Teaching of His~
{cry in Elementary Schools. Wilbur F.
Godfrey. Hartford; 335. general busi-
ness.
BASEBALL SEASON OPENED.
The championship season of the Na-
tloual league of baseball clubs was
inaugurated yesterday under discour—
aging weather conditions. The game
at the Polo grounds between the chant.
pion [lesions and the New York Giants
hall to be called at the end of the third
inning on account of rain. On account
of rain. also, no game was played at
Philadelphia. where Brooklyn was
scheduled to meet the Quaker City
ielllt. and at Washington the Washing-
ton-Baltimore game was postponed be-
cause the grounds were too wet to play.
The result of the games were:
At Sew Yorke-Boston, 3; .Vew York.
2. Three innings. Rain.
At Cincinnati—Cincinnati. 3; (Steve—
At taulsville~lnutsville in.
burg. fl.
At St. Imtis~—(’bitrago.
Pitts:-
2; SI. India. I.
HAPPY DAYS" twill’REs A llitlh'li.
liappy [lays Is the title by which an
old Irishman who takes care of the hall
grounds ls known to nearly everybody;
in fact. few people know him by any
other. liappy Days is a character in
his way. and It is a smart mamwho can
corner him in any argument or catch
him napping. lie dropped into a Main
strut saloon the other day. walked up
to the bar and ordered a glass of ale.
his favorite drink. The ale was set on
not being busy at the time. stopped to
talk with him for a short time.
“I seen you down to [M ball game
ylsterday. Wilbur." said Happy Days
"Yea. I was there." replied the bartend-
er. "All: t It a beautiful ground ihey
have to play on" said Happy llays
"there ain't a better ground In the
country than this wan” he continued.
"and whose to be thanked for tblm but
ould Happy Days? I'll tell you the sc-
trot oi the whole thing. Wilbur. it's
loom. nothin' but loom. link in» war—
rad. Wilbur, If you want the illegmi
grounds lo! a gain of ball or long lin-
nia. cover it wit! a int of loom. and
its" you are: gimme another glass of
a
The mood gin-oi ale was produced
and Happy Days continued: "Wilbur.
he lived to this town raiser years.
and he driaked a dale of item In the
toy. but thanks he to liivin I don't owe
say was a ml for liquor except the its
clots l are you for these two ales." and
out he went.
The bartender “I‘ll! a satanic. sad
when he saw that he had been lira-
Iatsled he said mtuailaabary
Iowa.
Ira. Crimaaleahmi read is the pa-
per the other day that daring the Irst
if;
“I'll
his.
!
ii‘
In the medical fraternity-
”. acting dinetly upon the h
Judgb’rwtntheTownWybr
his to cure to all Its .
eatarrh. Bali's '
Is ills only pdltlvo curse
5'
HallscatarrhCarawt’altad
Wit by buildinl W the". ..
lion and assisting nititt’o
doing its work. The
have so much iaith In ltd”
powers. that they oIer (inn
Dollars for any case that
core. Send for list of
Address. F J. CHENBYC do...
rouse ill”
I .._
I t
Sold by druggists, 75c.
To Voice the Common 1%
Leader of the Choir—Now. for m.
i should like to have at least one ”I
in which the congregation might loin.
Can you suggest one?
Organist—Nee: Where Did You Get;
That Hat? -Puek.
'A word to the wise is sufieisIb”
and a word from the wise should
sufficient but you ask who are
wise? Those who know. The ‘
posted experience of trust'W‘
eons may be taken for knowledge. it
W. M Terry says Chamberlain'
Remedy gives better satisfact a
any other in the market. He fit
in the drug “business at Elkihd. Ky..
for twelve years: has sold hundreds“
bottles of this remedy and nearly all
other cough medicines manufactured.
which shows conclusively that cash-
beriain's is the most satidscbory
the people, and Is the best. For III 9
by G. C. Simeon, South Norwalk. III
E. P. Weed. Norwaik.
An 0|d-timer.-—"Simpiilue was given
an eg at the restaurant today that had
a distinct ‘W' marked on It."
"That must refer to the Spanish
war."
"That's what Simpkins thought‘lntll
he opened it. He says it was the war
of i8]2."-—Clevetaud Plain Dealer.
GREAT EXCITEMENT 1N TOWN.
Over the remarkable cures by} the
grandest specific of the age. Bacon’s
Celery King. which acts as a natural
laxative. stimulates the digestive or»
gone. regulates the liver and kidneys
and is nature's great healer and health
renewer. If you have Kidney. Liver .
and Blood Disorder do not delay but » '
call at our store for a free trial peek-
age. Edward P. Weed. Large stars.
50c and m.
lites nodding—l declare! I believe
it Is a tart that Reggie Dusnap sent his
man to propose to bliss Rosebud for
him.
i’ruynwxoz that’s only gossip. I
know the fat-ts. ile merely sent hilt!
afterwards to ask the old man's dill-
seni.-i’uclt.
Thirty-live years make a generafioa. . 7
That is how long Adolph Mono! ‘;
Zuuesvllie. Ohio. suffered from pita. -‘ ~
lie was cured by using three m d '
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. E'P. ‘ ‘
Weed. Norwalk; 6. C. Stillsoil. no.
Norwalk.
0mm
3W3; .
-—Acstosdossaotalestt~h&h
Thousands of sulerers front m
have been restored to health by 9”“
Minute Coligh Cure It quickly My
coughs colds. bronchitis. pun-“II.
srippc. asthma and all throat sad
lung diseases. 3 P. Weed. Norwalkp
(3..(: litlllson. South Norwalk. 4‘
A little boy asked for a bottle of
”get up In the morning as fast so you
can.' The drugglsi rerofllud I
household name for ”DeWItt's Little
Isriy Risers." and gave hlat a bottle '
of these famous little pills for coasti-
palion. sick headache liver and m ,
sch troubles. it P. Weed Norwalk;
0. C. Stimuli. so iterwalk.
~gmmtaurlns.’
OW.-
Tli! FATAL lliflfimb OI'
Takes mummy Is serve
hasseat myspsrson to a
ard's grave. Thiseaa heavy
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