O
0‘ aIt :8? Ml
as on Thursday. at on
Homer cement. ,
and, liott stations. ’ "
r. 9hr. D‘s. wwr
' y mustache“ a: -'
In - ' ll . hi 0
MI, , .
« an r .
ills: ‘_ Anthem, Art Thou
' 4 her; solo. There is a
W enema Stray. Dra-
. . . artery, Bummer
mu. suing: Anthem.
. Inc in G. Buck: sol.
mflMrMoreh ._ :
., a. Uchner: quar-
. 1! Elliot. Bennett.
W . '
11E METHODIST EPIS-
Enat Norwaiii. John J.
service. 10:30: Sunday
Junior League meeting.
. Band service, 6;
Meal. Monday, Ep-
n .‘ Tuesday night, class
.uradayv night. prayer
to It‘lei'noon. 3 o‘clock.
, er muting. On Friday
graying, Band will go to
ll ,. LIE .OONGREOA-
‘ ”gal-l. eat avenue and
j Gerald it. Beard. Pas-
y £onununion service
in (the morning. with
. new members. and ad-
the pastor. Bible school at
‘ s Joy. The special music
attornoon will be four num-
' . e Men'sthor-us of the Nor-
hodllt Episcopal Church.
. .l. Force: Saints Arise.
his Homoward. When the
1.5!" Rolled Away and Go.
,, Them in. Christian Endeav-
a ”like.“ 5:35. led by William
. cs. A hearty Welcome to all.
WALK CONGREGATlONAL
OHURCH. Park street-«Rev. Char-
les W. Shelton will have charge of
thoservicea. At 10:30 a. in. there
will be Holy Communion and recep-
tion of members. At 7:30 p. m..
Will be in praise service with an
. 'by Mr. Shelton. Sunday
‘lcbool at 12 at. Christian Endeavor
st-szso p. m. A meeting of the
5 tell is called for Monday night at
m. .
BAPTIST.
f UTH NORWALK BAPTIST
h, West avenue. near Pine
‘ W. H. Hubbard. minister—j
worship with preaching, 10:30 a. m.
h d? p. In. Bible school. 12 u1.:
onlor Society. 4 p. m.; Christian
vor Young People's meeting,
1;. ' p. In. Observance of Lords Sup.
mdollowing morning service. Tires-
. ii to 9 p. m.. converts‘ class.
hrsday. 7:45 p. m.. meeting or the
momma Association. Miss Hanna
fl Dicker-man. of New York. will ad-
. the meeting. You are invited
mono or all these services.
”WALK BAPTIST CHURCH.
East avenue. Dew. Tulmage Van
Doren. pastor—Services at 10:30 a.
.3, 1nd 7:30 p. m. Preaching by the
“or on gospel themes. Sunday
school at 12 in. Young people's
meeting at 6:30 p. m. Normal Bible
class. Tuesday at 8 p. in. Regular
, foyer. service, Thursday at 1:45 p.
EPISOOPAL
Y CHURCH. South Norwlk.
'W. Norris. Pastor—Services will
inlaid at the South Norwaiit Con-
mtlonal Church. on Sunday. NOv
Ember 5th. as follows: Holy Com.
on, 8 a. m.; Morning Prayer
sad sermon. 9:30: Evening Prayer
no sermon. 7:30. ,
.r
CHAPEL OF OUR HOLY SAVlOIYR.
Berkeley street. 8. B. Pond. Rector-
3 ”day being within the Octave oi
.x AI Saints Day. there will be a fea-
:i‘Mservice and procession. The
knowing is the musical programme:
Promotional Hymn. The Son of God.
ey; Festival Verslcies. Tallls:
m Psalms. Trinity Putter:
“widest. Osdsby; None Dimittls.
u c, Gadsby; anthem. What Are
These. Stainer: onlce hymn. Ten
Thousand Times Ten Thousand.
has; oflsrtory anthem. i Heard a
guys, Oruleiishanlt: recessions]
w... 0 Mpther Dear Jerusalem,
' .
f
ADVERT. .
‘ . CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Van
. ‘ avenue. East Nonalh. .l. w.
. Pastor~Services at this
, tomorrow will be as follomi:
5 ‘ least and communion. 10:30 a.
' landay school. 12 in; children's
. O p. m.. led by the new
mt. Miss Jennie Davis:
lg by the pastor. 7 p. in.
: This Same Jesus; or.
's Literal Return. and Why.
to illness the Blrchard tits.
oi Darlen. were unable to be
last Sunday evening. but are
tomorrow evening. Every-
weleone at this church. espec-
Ins-ehnrch goers. Seats free.
. “I'm, Alli.
“0N AMY—Services ‘for
to a. El. Janior Soldiers'
meeting: it t n. Holiness
lsblaet Settled; l p. In..
lass meeting. 9:30: .
sectional .mgssat-siaior will be we:
sent at. each of the above services
and slit in conducting the meeting.
1W0“
school very Sunday afternoon at
vlted to attend. >
crusts surname". ,
ST. PETER’S LUTHERAN—Bertieeaf
preaching by the pastor.
ants mus WAIT. .
Retest, Iain have lllvca s Ilsa- ts the
Lumber and Paper Industries.
Bangor. Raine; November i—Ths re-
all the rivers and streams of Maine
of from six inches to a loci and many.
lumber and paper mills that have been
shut down ior months past have now
started again and will run through the
season. The lumber output has been
considerably decreased all over the
state by the long drnuth. and much
period when a phenomenal demand
prevailed. There is, however. a very
small stock of logs on any of the rivers
and few will be carried over to next
spring. Some of the mills having logs
on hand have shirt down in order to
have logs for early sawing in the
spring of 1900 when. it is expected.
prices of lumber will be as high if not
higher than now. All through the sea-
son prices have been high and business
has not been so brisk for thirty years.
antes or A rum.
—L...._.
lanes hailed. a Colored In. lest.
Death on the Bali.
Clinton. November i~.lsmes Buftet.
aged thirty-five years. colored, was
struck and instantly killed by a west
bound train on the Shore Line divis-
ion of the New York. New Haven &
Hartford road near here last night. It
is said that he was intoxicated. Hlel'
home was in Killingworth.
. ......_._...._
iiARl'l‘ONE SINGER GOES INSANE.
St. Joseph, M0,. November i—i’letro
Galieano. the well-known baritone.
with the Lombardi ltailnn Grand Op-
era Company. wont suddeniy’ insane
here last night and in a raving maniac
He will be sent to the asylum today.
Isn't Tabarrs Spit and limbs lssr uh Away
, taboos-rm. fir
plough glint randy-tom’s” will” lulu» ..
» .‘Mdflhy on than. road. by O5 “911;.”“9r. ..
and ditto rowdy mod. it
loo-jenny . p _ g
A vvory ooonomlosl sule‘to ovum is a "
itosn bu worn with pro-K
tony coca-longsnd tho .
oopft land vest , worn with ,trpusors of '
chock or or ”find motorists has s most .
Hays the vast double-
mly oon- ‘
ind can}. .so ; Much 2
' garnish“.
. ’Prlufiymt' almoo
(In; gtehtvflalvation new“; ”Every-
. body welcome.“ Thedunior Soldiers' ' ‘ ‘
stylish offset.
lat-ousted. tho cost singlo. . , fl
_ Another vary hobby suit lspno made .
of honey rough plus cloth. . .
Striped Worst-do and Oxfords or.
vorygpopulo‘r and if” .oxtonsiwol'y worn
for bunlnoso' informal occasions.
W. haw. suits at prions to suit your
financial ability.
Our fin. lino of Over-coats we cor-
dially lnvlto you to inspect.
ousmrnvumn CHAPEL — Sunday I
3:80. A parents and-"children ins, “
tomorrow morning at 10:30 o’eloch.ji"’
lemons FOR TH:
ASKING.
cent rains have caused a rise in nearly ‘
Francis 8:, Co.
as wasmntorow Kruger.
sou-m wowwaut.
valuable time has been lost during a ‘
COAL !
Havingpurohaaadslsrgssupplyofccsl
previous to the recent advance in price. I am
nowinaposltiontogtvsmyosstomusths
handle! them
'3 stock consists oi first-class Goals
only, both lsliigh sud Frubarslsg.
llsslstss and Julia. In. Stars. lat
0+9:
'tbe screening and
‘delivcy, and do
Special attention
preparation of .u coal” iCougb Cure, the only remedy that tro-
‘duces immediate results in coughs.
livered by careful and experienced men.
H.» F ERRIS.
to Washington Strut.
,Joas'
To quit tobacco easily and forever. be may
lactic. full of life. nerve and vigor. tails Nov'l‘o
Bac. the wnndenworker. that mallow weak men
strong. All druggiats. we orli. Cure guaran
Ind Booklet and sample free. Address
Starling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
——..._____
screams cntricisa
0f the lethads Employed by Ollcers is
San Francisco. November i«’i‘he
ixnmlner says that the most sensa-
tional report of a military board of in-
quiry ever sent to the war department
from this city has been torwarded rt:
Washington from the headquarters oi
Major General Shatter. The document
consists of nearly l00 typewrit
pages and contains the severest kl l
of criticism of the methods employed
by oiiicers in charge of the sick soi-
diers who returned from the. Philip-
pines on the transports Tartar and
Newport on October 10.
l'poh Major Rniter, the surgeon or
the Twentieth Kansas Volunteers. who
came back on the Tartar. the heaviest
censure is laid. Colonel hietcalie oi
the same regiment who commanded
nit cast out sciences.
HIGHLAND BRANDS:
HIGHLAND BRANDS ARE STRICTLY UNION.
HIGHLAND PthNEil.
HIGHLAND CREAM ALE.
Stock Ale and Porter.
HIGHLAND BAVARI N.
“HE‘S!“ We". HIGHLAND MALT E TRACT.
and Hall with Iron.
row or uxeuusein con FAMILY can.
as carefully as a physician's prescription.
THE PUEEST MALT TONlCS MADE.
They build up the wash. and are unsurpassed in any menial.
Hotels and saloons tarnished at reduced prion.
minivans: strum 'ro‘ assaults.
[SKKC G. “MILTON. Sole fluent,
18 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Cali. 18H. Booth Norwua.
THE HIGHLAN D. Winnlpnuk.
ON THE LABEL W8 HIGHEST STANDARD.
NORWALK HOTEL.
one call. lit-5,
the ship, General i-‘unston being only a
Partment sees fit to make known the
details of the report.
severely arraigned the transport was
appointed by General Shafter two
weeks ago at the Insertion of Colonel
Allred ..
one] Glrard's desire for an investiga-
tion was occasioned by the deplorable
condition in which he found the sic.
men from the transports Tartar and
Newport. There wm about forty of
They were John Fablsslr and John A.
passenger, is indirectly referred to.
. It Pa 3 to Get the Best
measure of criticism but their names
are being withheld until the war de- . '
m m", 0, mm, “M, has so It is a well known fact thatthe best of workmanship
and style in
........ migrant:martian Sign and Wagon Painting
Can be found at
Logan 0! the Fourth Cavalry and
George W, Hill- of the Twentieth Kan-
sas.
lT STOPS THE TiCKLING.
The kind that is put up in a red car-
ton with a guarantee on the back of
each package. That is Nutt'a. Insist
on having this kind and you will cure
your cough. Regular also. 25 cents;
three times the quantity. 50 cents.
" ‘pshlass'srvlsgssdatlp.
their! and nearly all were adhering Til] ’ ' '
from dysentery. ,1 \
Three men who came on these irans- y 8 lg“ n,“ I‘lillge or St
pan. glad a few days after arriving. . -
. The Evening Sentinel’s
Want Columns.
Bring Quick Returns
erywhere prescribe it. George C. Still-
aon. South Norwallr; Edward P. Weed,
‘ ~ hers .ufimi'fll in this section
. at the was!) all other diseases;
out i . list. and until the last few i
you was supposed to be incurable.
' has great also)! run doctors pro?
nounced it a local disease. and cm-
‘crihsd local remedies, and by constant-
ly failing to cure with local treatment. l
p unced it incurable. Science has;
pro cats rh to be a constitutional;
disease. and therefore requires eon-ti» ;
tutioual treatment. Hall‘s Catarrh:
Cure. manufactured by l". .l. Cheney,
‘ k 00.. Toledo. Ohio. is the only con-
stitutional cure on the market. it is‘
taken internally in doses from ten.
drops to a testimonial. it acts directly ‘
on the blood and mucous surfaces (oi‘
the system. They offer one hundred
idollars for any case it tails to cure. ;
Semi for circulars and testimonials. .
.Addreu. F. .i. CHENEY & 00., Too
ledo. Ohio. ;
fiold by Druggista. the. i
Hall's Family Pill» are. the host. I
i
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“One should always breathe through 5
the nose when asleep." says a physl-;
clan. if you awaits and had your]
mouth open. get up and shut it. ‘
i
Todanacoughiaoisonsy 3
ToOmaOoldanneDay .
.“ Todarslnrsl'hrostinwnsy. ‘
Tommtn0noboy .
l‘slte Cleveland‘s Lung Healer, 25 cents. ‘
if lt isiisto cure we will cheerfully refund 3
your motley. (Trial am: free.)
For sale at Plalstsd's Drug Store,
South Norwslir. and Edward P. Wood' . ‘
Nomlh.
i
The man who plays the game oi pol~
itlcs best does most of the dealing.
' 1
Dr. H. H. linden. Summit. Ala.. says,
“i th nit Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a,
splen id medicine. l prescribe it. and.
my conddeacs in it grows with contin- ..
ued use." it digests what you eat and g.
quickly cures dyspepsia and lndlgesu
tion. George C. Stillson. South Nor-r
walk. Edward P. Weed. Norwallt. ‘
Work lathe greatest antidote for:
real trouble.
T0 CURE A COLD 1N ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tablets. ,
All druggiats refund the money if it.
fails to cure. 25c. The quinine has ’ ‘
i.. ll. 0. on each tablet. ‘
A cigar box becomes a cigar lighter
when one is taken out of it. ‘
You never know what form of blood 1 '
poison will follow constipation. Keep
the liver clean by using Dertt‘s th- .
tie Early Risers and you will avoid' .
trouble. They are famous little pills;
for constipation and liver and bowel :
troubles. George C. Stilison. Smith S
'Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwaik.
Sunshine and style go together
these days. i ;
Ln Grippe. with its after effects. an. .
rzuaiiy destroys thousands of people. it . ,
may be quickly cured by One Minute: “
colds. croup. bronchitis. pneumonia and.
throat and lung troubles. it will pre;_
vent consumption. George C. Stillson. .
South Norwallr; Edward P. Weed. Nor-
waik. ' f
‘ mum
9"“‘W~~?lmbu _ .
Plfilii‘hit‘aud Bteomfinwflf. ,1
monorcm DEA m. 1}.
Doors. inn. Blinds, norm totalitarian lit.
'Plll‘ln.“0dthodl't\l and Other firings.
UHIATHIN. MRO.
, Mill and Olfice toot‘ofMarshallst. so. liomih. .
«I THE FA!
‘ Cloak and bar Store. A,
, From thers To Wearers.
eat but ‘
Big .Va riety
in newest styles of well-tailored
units All) llISSES’ nuns.“ suns,
. GOLF “cioiii Alli) FUR CiPiiS.
_ AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES.
'Wrubfi s- 00.,
Washina‘ton street. South Norwalk.
“Everything (ran a needle to an anchor.”
3 Omaraulrr'aumuO
Every
Mechanic
Starrett’s *'
Tools.
”00.. ”.0000...”
Oommsmouuuemqu
FOX CYCLE a uXi'i'ii'ivARE COMPANY.
We guess the Shamrock is inclinch
to take us with a grain of salt. ‘
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.
We have tworhildren who sresublect
to attacks of croup. Whenever an at‘
tack is coming on my wife gives them ‘
Chamberlain‘s (‘ough Remedy and it
always prevents-the attach. ltds a
household necessity in this county and ;
no matter what else we run out of. it .
would not do to be without Chamber- l
luln's (‘ough Remedy. More of it is
sold here than of all other cough medl-
cines combined.-—~.l. M. Nickie. of Nic-
kle Bros. merchants. Nickleville. Pa.
For sale by George P. Stiiison. South “
Norwaik: Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
The prettiest woman is always most
particular about her tailor. »
GLORIOUS NEWS . ‘
. Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargile. of Wash- i
‘ita. l. T. He writes: "Four bottles ,
of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs. {
Brewer oi acroiuia. which had caused .
her great suffering for years. Terrible ;
sores would break out on her head and
face. and the best doctors could give.
no help; but her cure is complete and
her health is excellent." This shows
what thousands have proved-that .
Electric Bitters is the best blood puri-
der known. We the supreme remedy:
eczema. tetter. salt rheum. ulcers. boils
helps digestion. builds up the strength. 3
er. kidneys and bowels. expels poisons, ?
helps digestion builds up the strength. i
Only 50 cents Sold by Frank H. Bax. f
ter. Drugglst. Guaranteed. =
THE APPETITE OF A GOAT. .
ls envied by all poor dyspeptica
whose Stomach and Liver are out of:
order. All such should know that Dr. 1
King's New Life Pills. the wonderful.
Stomach and Liver Remedy. gives a;
splendid appetite. sound digestion and
a regular bodily habit that insures?
perfecthealth and great energy. Only
25 cents at any Drug Store. ‘ ’
i
The piece of Jewelry we lose is al-
ways the one for which we feel the
most pressing need.
M's. Bowst- 'lth m
Candy Oathart sure consti tore sr.
Iceman. "0.0.0811". drugglsts unit man'sy.
The player of the practical .Jolre‘al-
wiays sees more in it than any one
e se.
"i had dyspepsia fifty-seven years.
and never found permanent rbiief till
I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Now i
writes 8. J. Fleming. Murray. Nsb. it
is the beat digestant known. Cum all
formers of Indigestion. Physicians ev-
Norwalh.
Hairpin are sometimes my-
isoas with a woman’s reputation. IODOOCIOOOOOOOI
a
"We never make excuses for charging high prices.”
because it is not necessary.
and feed at the lowest
Grain and Feed fromsecond ban
is always clean.
‘ Raymond Bros. *
RAILROAD ELEVATOR.
We sell the choicest grain
Why buy Hay. Straw,
Elevated Grain
By the Looks in the Front of his
Store, Theodore Has Been to Boston
I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at
one-halt price. for July and August
saleand I think it is the best lot of
goods ever odor-ed on this earth for
the money, and will overshadow any
sale I ever had, in quantity and
Theo. Olsen.
' I
am 'm and feel like a new man" .0.......C...‘....”...............'.. '
‘ “Advertising is the Key Note to Success."
The Evening Sentinel is the medium through which the
moses is obtained. ‘
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