Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 7, 1900 · page 7

 

 

 

 

 

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An Epworth Social will he held to-

 

has been prepared «anointing

gramme
d renal and instrumental music. sup-

aelections and a

fiddle whim.
Chauncey Bandages! Riverside are-

SHTH, IIJIIRAY & Bil.

autumn.

ADVANCED STYLES

FOR SPRING.

 

 

 

A newness prevails through-
out the store.

New Wash Silks in Stripes
and Checks.

New Printed Fonlards in
beautiful ooiorings.

New Wool Piaids in Spring
ooiorings.

New Printed Dimities.

New Printed Lawns.

L New Percaies.

he New Ribbons.

.\ tsunami Pollution oi prrtu rib—
- the very latest cord and hem-
ditched eflects. some very handsome
Mass.

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I at 19 and tie yard.

New Nookweor.

For the women but.

Dainty exclusive diet-ts

Stock collars of stained tnnalm and
rooting: amok dollars at satin with
tar; our hands: stock collars. plain.
all onlnra.

The-a flare three style: your choice
at 25c owl.

lion‘s Neokwear.

Advanced otyles for spring.
AT 8c EACH.

 

sown

SPRING roux. PLAIN CEN-
T“. um. WE.

PUFFS.

llmhs.

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Invalid. whohaaheenlnhoé brand!

the presiding elder. Rev. lmenh Poll-
~ man.

 

The interest still continues in the
meetings at the Advent Chnreh. One
more penitent came torw: rd last night.
The pastor preached a very helpful

aadlnnniring aermon from Act: iii. 1!:
“Rental ye therefore and he convert-
ed. that your sins may be blotted out
when the aeaaons of rein-nailing shall
come min the preaenoe of the lord."
The Blanchard deters aang several nel-
ectiona In their original and inanirliil
manner. andthaaervlcewu very pro!-
ttalale to all ore-eat. There will
preaching tonight. possibly by Rev.
Geo. H. Wallace. of Bridgeport it is
not aoaltirely announced. however.
that Mr. Wallace will he preaont. hot
in his ahaenoethepaator. .J.W.
Davis. will preach. Serrano begin
7:]! n. m. a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.

mar 11‘ momma.

imwwmnum,
Ire-loathe. dthowe

urn. Samuel Hopkins. of But Nor—
walk. has W1 lento: hum her
hmher. Sergeant F‘ E. Sackett For-
ty-aeeoad Royal Highlanders. Black
Watch. dated Orange River. Der-ember
13th. 15”. in which he an:

“i soon-nae you have seen by the pa-
pen that we were engaged at Hagen.
tonnein. on Monday last. the llth inst"
nnd what a out up the Highland Bri-
gade had. fly regiment was leading.
so we caught it pretty badly. it atart~
ed at 3:30 I 31.. and i was shot
through the left thigh at {:30 a. In..
and dropped 500 yards from the inns-r
and had to lay there till 7:30 p. m.
that night. Then I. with another. who
was shot through the leg. was brought
into camp and neat on here by train.
I have not heard what the Ion-en were
but my commanding ohm and fifteen
olicers are either killed or wounded.
General Waochooe was killed. They
had to commence again yesterday
where they left all on llonday. l do
not know where they will send the
wounded. But will be able to tell you
more next time. as l have no more
writing material. 1

FRANK.

The following letter Is from Private
Edward Day. a friend of Sergeant
Shi'ite“:

December 13th. Wednesday.

Dear Mouton—dust a few lines to
let you know l an all right and well
Of course. you have seen n lot in the
napem of the great loan of the High-
land Brigade. and i expect there are a

 

Sunday. Width. hntwe had no
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night. We Wt we were going to
refer the its gone. whllat they shell-
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time the Boer fire was directed to the
left of me. and i managed to look
round-candlsawapartyoithe
Black Watch advancing. with the in-
tention or charging. There waa only
one thing to do. so i malted out in
front a! then: and waved my helmet
but not hetore aeveral of them tired at
me. Aaaoonaatheysawwholwaa
l was all right. They gave no water
and one iodine out of the line 0! fire.
where i lay until I not all right again
and well enough to join my regimen.
Two hour! after 1 charged with g
own company again. with no one

lead on. and we Just did as we liked.
Tho whole Highland Brigade was neat-
mred. which cannot be wondered at.
aeeingthenre wehadmstand. lgoi
a that in my helmet and one in my
anteen. hot i am glad to any i am

quite well.
. TED.
man can” '0'.

heater attic “loin-r- laal" 1m
manna.

The trial of Charles Swennen. of
Stamlord, which was analgnod to take
place Honda: before Rev. Dr. Wing.
of Brooklyn. N. Y.. and a minorittee
of the Stamford Hethodist Episcopal
Church. was not held. as the accuaod
did not annear. but instead sent a let
tar withdrawing from membership in
the church. The charges agalnat Swen-
ern were Iimilar to those for which
William Kemp was recently tried and
expelled. an unruly temper. disturbing
the more at prayer meeting- and not
obedient to the admonition; of the pan»
tor.

Swemn was a member oi‘ the “Holl-
ness Band." He is a builder. 50 years
of nee. His letter was oi the most
scathing and denunciatory character.

PAT CROWE [Dm‘ili‘l ED.

Northwestern Train Robber 5150 Held
up a Coach on the illusouri Pacino.
Kansas City. 30.. February 1—Pat

Create. the man who ‘was arrested on
Honda) and who is now in the custody
of the Chicago police charged with
corn licity in the robbery of a Chicago
A: . orthwestern airman train in the
outskirts or Chicago In October last.
has been identified. it In claimed. as one
at the robbers who on December 19
mt atood up and robbed tbs occupants
ofa conch on a Missouri Par dc aroma
train north hound iron: Kanna- City.
The rohhen boarded the train in Kan-
us City. Kansas. stood the We
up at the morale: or revolves at noon
as the train was well under way. no-
euring about 8800 In horny and jumped
truthetrainaaltsiowedupatfioar-
man. Kan.

John Dirr. Wile. Ind» aaya. "i
never naed anything no mood an One
linute Cough Core. We are never
without it.” Quickly hreaka up

 

 

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and come. Cores all throat and load

 

 
 

APNINTED PRISON ran-m
New York. Monty l-e—Warden
Johnson. at an Elna ”“93“ air

 
 

“' Handsome assortment of Black Silk Nels

 

In all the shale and new coiors.compnsma Pit

. Homespuns. Venetiahs.
Pmneila Cleths,
Semes.
Henriettas. French Flannels.
and Golf "Cloth.

 

and All Oler Nets,
in Ecm‘and White.
We calm ail the leading makes of

 

 
 

mend. We offer
this week the well—known C. P. a la Sirene
imported French corset $1351.50: regular
price. $2.50. f ’ . - 1

E. K.

Mohaciemo Hotel 1 Block,
South Norwalk.

The Hatch 8: Bailey 00

Idwnrdllailey.“ smemmndrma

9mm. '3\mbel‘ and skunks.

Pinning and Steam Sowing.
mmorm manna 5
Dom, int. m mm mm, one. Etc.
Plun.’ Cathedral and Other Glamor.”

aunt-who PAPIRI.
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Calling attention to
the fact that I am new
sole proprietor. of the
estdbli‘ahment of Dinah
dc Van'SOtIY. I team:-
may solicit o eont‘inn- '
once of the new
of (summer's. .