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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 4, 1899 · page 7

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door and him . Simona were olect~

' _ eda commitueoh decoration.

nor and‘Warli Phillipa were
laid. walkink alone the rain
in the vicinity oi the White
.laa‘t week; by Lewis Lockwood

, rice Coggawell.
ptain Robert} cm caught; in
Wt. one tiny that week. ll: bol-
g live (act in length and weigh-
W15 pounds. Ca lain tlurr till-
iiah. out retain allure of the
‘ “fl brought thou!
Ca __.lrr
‘ 'Ca talu

meeting held.‘ after VSundny
' _n the East Av nae. itethodlet,
w l Church. to day. the sup-
riuient. J. C. rilawlina. and J.
‘ to were elected a muniti-
. purchase boron and candy ior
T , tron entertainment. James
’ iii J L’llomrnedieu. uncut
. Britta.

Intonation".

‘ .r .
p .. DEPARTMENT
ready tor business and the Xmas
thine are more pleasing than ever.
. sander will iind many people making
their 'ulection. and it's none too early,
um save the crowding oi the last
3 weeks.
"flirt get better attention. more time
] your selection, and this.“ the
. time to buy. .
N'- lwe ahall ahbw yorr‘fbur lull
Handkerehleis and

have men told.
. border handherchleia ior in.
' it”, Be and We each.
lie fheiltntitchetl handkerchipia
ladies at be, ltic. lathe and 26¢ each.
like and the all linen handker-

. te hematitchcd handkerchieia.
naih linen. tor gents. Price 1259c each.
White initial handkerchieta for In-
haad cuts at 25¢ each. All lin-

, ite initial handkerchlete {or in-
§ at: 12ch each. . .
papohnette eilh initial handkerchieis
fir-ladlea at 5c each.
<3 "Flue Swine embroidered handker-
chieta tor ladiaa iron :12ch to 85 each.
Duchess lace bandkerchieis irorn 50c

» each.
Jae real Ducheaa lace handherchieis
‘ the to 815 each. ._
B alumnus.
. lte branded silk mullie‘rs. Very
,fiheadutiiul patterns. Prices 75c. 81. ".25

32. -

.l’aocy liniilera. Prices 81. 81.25.
. mo and. :2.

“Black atllr. plain and brocaded mul-

’ Pricea $1, $1.50. 82 and $2.50.

; iert' trill: mulliere. Price 76¢ each.

flap alllr initial handherchleirr ior la-
. dim and gents. Prices 26c. 50c. 75c
and 31 each. '.“.;:,,-

‘Every initial in stock at this writ-

filflm’fl GARMENTS.

, The continued mild weather will
heal a great saving to thoae who buy
a; The ntanuinctnrera have held

goods long enough and now turn

‘ , them over to on at a cash price and

you’reap the benefit at their loan.
A cold spell will start the selling
lively. and it’s beat out to delay too

lull:
lactate made of honey cloth in
black. tea. cantor and brown. aatin ro-
laae lined. tour rowa stitching all
”hand. Price 07.50: value 810.00.
Dinah Jackets. let braid trimmed
with moral. heavyaharodinln
‘d with Alli’lflill. notch collar.
reverea, heavy aatln lined. Price
”350-.
ta. very like the
.00 to $75.00.

are
~ File tadeta waists. corded back and
‘ in all new ahadea. 'Price “.00;

.50. , ,
‘ ”ration valet-gather! back and
legal. ' v ‘ 05.00.

reaaoaahle

“.5837“
“plain-lihrl
' like

“Jilin allh ribbon, 25¢ a yard,
mural lie.

”reunion or love Feast wan the
order at oer-vice attire Advent Church.
yellerday morning. and u very prodi-
imme- lt revert to all present.
The p ., aportionoithenlne-
tarot chapter at St. John and apoite
briefly on the death. burial and resur-
notion of Joana, alter which the corn-
munion wan atrverl and an invitation
extended to‘ all recent to tetttiy the
saving trace at Many reaponded
and thetlme wan profitably went.

in the evening the pastor. Rev. J. W.
Davin. preached every helpiul and in-
will!!! sermon do the anbieet ”Scare
Prophecieatliven‘tsoo Years Ago Pul-
tilled in 13”.?! Belore entering upon
the diacuadion oi hia‘auhiect. the rev.-
erend gentleman took occaalon to any:
"The atuly oi prophecy in better enl-
culatcd to Quicken the apirltual pulvre
oi the cool. and lend the individual to
a careful. prayerful. holy iiie than any
other subject. Dan i knew irom the
study oi prophecy t e time oi the end
oi the Babyloniah} captivity and won
looking tor it. Simeon and Anna knew
irora the study at prophecy the time
and manner oi the coming of the Men
slab and no were. prepared to acknow-
ledge the babe when Jeans was brought.
into the temple and no we." said the
speaker. “may know from prophecy.
our poaltion on the stream of time." ’

lie then pamd to consider the pro-
pheciee iound in the hook oi Nahum.
“By a careful atudy." said he. "i have
arrived at the conclusion that the chic!
design of this book in to ahow the dual
and oi the ,wickcd." He rend several
scriptures to show their agreement
with this prophet that the wicked shall
be utterly destroyed and cease to exist
at the coming oi Jeans and the. judg-
ment day. when the earth and the
world: that are therein. and all the

wicked are to be burned with the tires ‘

oi God's wrath. Other prophecies he
ehowed to have their fulfillment in the
trolley cars. the bicycles. the labor or.
ganizations. truata, "war preparations
and concluded .by laying: “At these
things were prophescled tor the last
days and are now being iullilled. it is
evidence that the end in near." lie
urged all to moire their peace with
God and live godly liven thnt they may
have no fear at hie coming. but may
be received oi him and enter into the
rest prepared tor the people oi God.

The Miaaea Burchard and Mrs. Hoyt
rang sweetly. appropriate selection or
both aervicea.

The subiect next Sunday evrnins
will be "The lindying Worm and the
llnqrrenchnble Fire."

. aowamn.

Mrs. linie returned to New York to-
day. utter a visit with hire. Josephine
Crow.

Rev. Henry 8. Kidd preached in the
Baptist Church in New Canaan. 3co-
terday.

Edward ll. White. oi Prospect
Heights. started thin morning tor
Pennsylvania. to visit his father.

Union aervicea oi the Baptist and
Methodist Churches were held that
night in the Baptiat Church. The meet-
ing was largely attended.

Gordon Lockwood. not: at Dir. and
Mrs. Theron G. Lockwood, la soliciting
from a broken collar bone. canned by
falling while playing with other chil-
dren.

The steamer C. B. 'lownt‘eu went tc
New Haven. yesterday. to begin opera-
tions on the oyster gr da. hire. W
i. Steven; and Mrs. W. . Stevens. .lr.
accompanied Captain Stevens on thr
trip. returning home by train.

MISS ELY. 0F DANDURY. DEAD.

Danbury, December t—Mine Lucy M
Ely died Saturday night at her horruI
on Hillelde place. aged eighty—tour
yeare'. She was one oi. the anrvlvora of
the fiandemanlan Church. a religioue
acct iounded about a century ago and
which haa.occaaloned much publicity
through the newapapern. William B
Ely. a prominent Danbury man. was
the head oi the church up to the time
of his death in 1889. Mina Ely succeed-
ed her father and oi late the aervlcee
at which the three membera attended
were held at Mien Ely'a home.

MAN KILLED “All DANBURY.

A man about thirty-Ive years of age
and thought from elects iound on hi2
peraon to be M. J. Reilly. of Derby
was killed by a train at Beaver Brook
about three milee eaet oi Danbury. be
tween Danbary and Brookleld Junc-
tion. Saturday night. He had an unr-
hrella meader'e kit with him. and iron
a diary apparently had travellerl
around the atate a great deal. The re-
mains will be kept in the morgue for
a tow daya awaiting mible ideail'
nation.

New York. December e—an Rev
Dr Benianla F. DeCoeta. who ‘a llcpo
tember laat realgaed the rectorehip ot
the Pruteatant Iptacopal Char-ch oi i
John the lvaaudlnt. wan mm
received into the Roman Catholc
Church. Dr. Defoe“ being a married
man to thereto" not eligible to t p

in the hem-a '

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ham a boiler titan—they'll incl right
' m anon: new and ple'aaaat aur-
V ‘l'oa'il take pride, too. "to
showing them around your hoe-e. Why
aotflite "houeaaplealantaodat-
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“Mi .‘éii'ba- “mater evene
Who will befitting. mallow- cheerful
with our 'pretty Wall Coverings. We
have many appropriate ‘ _ I. well
worth a an to m. it w 9mm you
teach» waffle" Paper. , e. "Our
prim are rcaaouable. 1;;

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GORHAM, »
10 First Avenue.
East Nor-walk. ‘

Stories ‘

AND RANGES

new no
sienna-snub.

AT ROCK-30110! "1033.
Stem Pat lip aid Repaired.

CHAS. i. BLACK,

.75 Wuhlagtea Street Bridge é
South Kuwait.

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It
Might.
interest
Y0u 4

To lrnow that our
line of Suits and
()vercoats are
moulded“JustSo,"
N 0 citation of cloth,
no stinginess of
trimming and tin-
ish. But it words
alone could con-
vince , . you. we
wouldn’t step here.

Suit at

$6.75

Neat-Stripe.
Good Wearer.

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Overcoate

$7 .00

Blue and Black.
Kereeya.

‘l VeeteeSuits.
{‘ Blouse "

" Reefere.

J Top Coats.

in a great varietv of
colors and prices.

Children’-

Open Every Evening
until 9 o’clock.

I.Daris& Son,

Clothiers, Tailors.
Hatters and
Furnishere. !
85 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.

P. D. autumn,
(Moe-or to J. D. JENNINGS.)

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in the” tire sure new tune toi
the " " ‘tera‘ity: (intern: being:
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umh Cure in than internally. acting;
directly ”0’ the hlootl and mucoue
aariaep the-noun thereby deatr’oya
ipgdhi inundation.“ ll” dimue. and
grin“. on eat little"! by build-
inf Me too and anointing
nature‘in iloiag lta work. The pro.

prietonr have so much iaith in ion cur- l‘ii

adventure. that they otter One Hun-s
drpd,_i)cllaru tor any can that it tails.
loin Ahead tor lint oi teettraoniain.y
A race. l‘. J. CHENEY e (30.. 'to-I
lcdo. 0. ;

sour by druuieta. 75¢) ;

iiail'a Family Pills are the bout. ‘

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m’lflint in the greateat myntcry 01‘
o."

"It in why a hot that lmhed utyll'uitz
lnat year doesn't look stylish thia‘
year."-Chicago ilecord. '

hir. ,l. Sheer. Bedalia. lion saved his;
child‘a lite by One Minute Cough (lured
Doctors had given her up to die with
croup. it 'a an iniallible cure (or;
c gha. colds. grippe. pneumonia.

ochltla and throat and lung trou-.
blee. iteiievee at once. George (2..
Btlllaoa. South Norwailr; Edward P.‘
Weed. Norwalh.

Mrs. Walker-«i don't ace why the'
duct all recommend bicycle riding
it it makea people healthier. it is in
loan to the doctors.

hir. Walker—«l know but they calcu-

3 late that one aound healthy rider will
.diaable at leaat ave pedeatriann per

“:3. . no. retitled m" point bleak." ;

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in. (tour 0. lumen. .
P. Weed. Norwal .

Norwalk; lil‘war

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"liid who sire any .reaami!‘ .
"Yen: rho paid i didn't look hall an
eager and interested when l prepared
glindm-xwhea making a mob
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your mouth t’l‘vhdalae
"I file at
loath
Harwell

City Nephew lannoyedl~it took me
fly. minute: to get that man on the
telephone. . -

llncie Joell—it would me an hour '

to go to hie odice. wouldnt it?

City Nephew-About that.

Uncle Josh-And here you're licklllli
about loulng live minutes. 'atcad or be-
l'trugnkthanlriul tor navin' 55 minutes:-

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70 coon A echo in can on
Take laxative Bromo Qu'iaine Tabletn
All druggllta refund the money it it
tail- to cure. lie. The quinine ha-
l. B. Q. on each tablet.

"l dearly love birds." he gently
nighed. and then ehe didn i. do a thing
but hasten. to the piano and witty ho-
xin ringing. “i wish i were a bird.“

They are looking (or a neat now.

Mina Annie iii. Gunning, Tyre. Mich.

1 naya he auliered a long time from dyn-

pepuia; loot flesh and became very
weak. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure com-
pletely cured me. it digests what you
eat and curea all terms of stomach
trotliie.‘ it never inila to give lmmcv
diate rellei in the woret canes. George
(J. Btlllaon. South Norwallr: Edward P.

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weeir.—Boeton Journal.

Weed. Norwalk.

OVERCOATS.

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The weather we are having will not
harm“ ‘ or purchasing heavu coats,
but cod will be here soon and then
it w’lll..be a meal modelaru advan-
tage to know what to wear and
where local it at a most reason-
able pride.

Up-‘tdédale Coats are of Vicunas.
a softgwoolu material. Oxfords.
Coverts. Kerseus.

One of the slickest Driving Coats
obtainable. . it is plush-lined, with
two collars, one a heart) ulster
collar.

We can salisfu all in Ulsters.
Prices for the asking.

I O O
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FRANCIS a C0.

95 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.

We are going to pay particular attention this weelr to our ladien' mod-
lum priced ahoea. We have just received a large shipment that we bought
to sell l'or $3.00. These ahoea are hand aewcd. the very latest style, all aim.
and widtha, in button and lace. For thla week _

use.

Our Men’s Specials this wrelr lotion Gait. ituaaian Call and Vlci Kid are
regular 84.00 ahoea. in all the latest at ylea and are warranted to outwear any

ahoea tor the same money.
$2.98.

. len'r Patent leather Dre-n Shore made oi the beat material. and wear

"WM $2.98.

Old Ladlen' Fleece Lined Comiort Shot-a. all nines.

2.. pain at Iten’a and Women'a any day ahoea.

98c.

School Shoea at all lrinda and prleaa Call and nee theta.

Olsen’s Shoe Store,

a women: men. 7min rennin

,. Pane 6 Floor:

"Makes Cakes.
and
Makes Friends

Packaneo 2 lbs 4 line ‘3

2 Sizes
ALL oaocnas.

(THE ’tEsr idALT awful-"Ad if:
HIGHLAMRKNDS; '

uranium urtarwe Jinn smrtmu more.

HIGHLAN D BAVAltuN,
HIGHLAND MALT EXTRACT, HIGHLAND damn Mill,
and Italt with iron. Stock Ale and
YU’l‘ UP liXPitlt‘sstA FOR. FAKILY USE. ”
aa careiuily u a phyaicinn'e preemptiom
Tilill Pilltilti'i‘ lAL'l‘ Tomes MADE. .
'l‘ney build up the weak. and are unaurpaaaed In any particular;
Hotel! and uloona turniabed at reduwi prince.

DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES.

Isaac G. ”MILTON. Sole Agent.“

2: mourn MAIN 3mm. . nonwnnx norm.

Tel. Carr. tu-a. contra Norwaih. Telephone call. 14H, m
'rrrn HiGHLAND. Winnipauk. ‘
llGELAND on run mum. MEANS manner armour).

EIGHLAND “LBS“,

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Planing and Steam Sowing.

WUPAOI'UREBB 01' AND DEALERS I!

Doors. Sash. Blinds. Hardwood lartels, Goings, Etc.

Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses.
IHIATHlN. PAPIII. ’
So. Nor-walk.

Mill and Olllce foot of Marshall at"
ELEVATOR. » x

"We never make excuses for charging high prices.".
because it is not necessary. We sell the choicest grain
and feed at the lowest 'price. Why. buy Bay, Straw;
Grain and Feed from second hands? Elevated Grain
is always clean. ' .

Raymond Bros.

RAILROAD ELEVATOR.

It Pays to Get the-’53:;

It is a well known fact that the beat of workmanship
and style in '

Sign and Wagon Painting

Can be found at

TILLY’S Signand carriage Works.

£941.43.

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benelltoitheoama.

ly stack «estate at Int-nine cells
only. bath labigh and fraabaralag.
llaaletea and Jodie. In. “eva, lat
and Fee. ~

Special attention given the m

praparatlonoialiooalbebredelivary, b
livaadbyoaninlandexpuivicadmm

JOHN H. FERRIS.

” lawman-t.

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THE EVENING ' ‘SENTINEL'

IS THE BEST ADVERTISING
uranium IN NORWALK ‘
HAND SURROUNDING Toward.

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