Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 13, 1901 · page 7

, ‘ Cons. I
all In late 3300 .
W 3mg, sé’w York, years d To be boa

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

in Bridgeport
‘ y . Dr and Mrs. F. B Baker spent last
evening in Hridgcno
. , Miss Ada ii Golding. .ot a... live
use is visiting in New York
David Rose is having a new lawn
made at his home in East avenue.
. Mrs. Mmtha Gillurn. at Henry street.
is recovering from an attack of bron-
chitis.
g Oakley Smith is home from Chats-
worth, N. J., where he is working. for
a visit.

Miss Mildred Bennett. of. Riversidfl

avenue. has returned from a visit in
Westport.

Miss Lizzie Kennedy, of Naugatuck.
.is the guest of Miss Nora Ryan of Sci-
leek street.

'1 he engine for Captain M. B. SOWP'B
'ncw oyster boat has arrived here, and
has been put in place

Miss Annie Bennett oi Westport. has
been a meat of Mr. and Mrle .1. Ben»
unit. of Riverside avenue

The Mayflowcrs are preparing to putfl
a good strong team in the field this

 

year and will begin practice on the

Oval soon.

Rev. Charles id. Benedict. or Benson.
burst i. I.. wil be the gueslt of his
lather. G. F. Benedict. of South Os-
borne avenue, Sunday.

John I. L‘Ilommedlcu has been
drawn as o juryman for the Criminal
Court of Common Pleas. which iscall-
or! for Monday morning. .

Miss Lillian St. John gentertalned the
Clover Leaf Circle of King‘ s Daughter s
of the South Norwalk Congregational
Church, at her home in St. John ave-
one yesterday afternoon

The Rev. J. W. Davis. pastor of the
Chiistian Advent Church East Nor
walk. will preach in the Graphic y chap-
cl. tomorrow afternoon utedi15811b-
ject ct sermon. If Christ Not Risen

The calendar of the Met odist Church
for next week will be. Monday even-
ing. Epworth League: Tuesday even-
ing, Class Meeting: Wednesday after-
noon. Ladics‘ Aid Society; Thursday
evening. Prayer Meeting, led by pastor.

There will he a service as usual to,
morrow night. at 7:30. at the Chapel of.

St. Edward the Martyr. corner of Van
Znndt and Osborn avenue. The Rev.
Charles T. Cocrr will preach and all
are most cordially invited.

Members of Camp Woodbine. some
of whom reside in East Norwalk. will
probably go over to Port .leilorson dur.
ing the coming week and look over the
ground with a .vicw to securing the old
camp site (II II new one. It is probable
that the camp will be pitched in the vi-
(inity of Port Jefferson evon if the old
grounds cannot be pI'ocuIed. The club
opening will bc hold in .luly.

The annual meeting and the election
of officers was held in the Christian
Advent Church. Thursday night. Fol—
lowing is the result of the balloting:

First Deacon—P. S. Ainsworth.

Second Deacon—«W. C. Byxbce.

Secretary—S. W. Veisor.

Treasurer—Janice: Evendcn. Jr.

First Denounce-swims. James Even-
(ion. Jl‘. ,

Second Deaconess-Mrs. Richard
Bland.

Finance Committee—Richard Bland.

I Oscar Partrick. Mrs. Oscar Partrick and
Miss Jennie Birchard.

DARIEN AND NORO TON.

Henry L. Northrop has had his pool

room repainted.

Miss ‘Bolic Willmott will remove

from Dorian to Brooklyn.

The Darieu boys are now utilizing

the Ilrady ball grounds daily.

Henry Valentine. of Barton, took a

trip to Ncw York city. Thursday. ’

John Newton Scofleld. who has been

quite ill. is considerably improved.

Mrs. licIII'y 'l‘I'lstram. of Main street,
is ablc Io be out again after her ul-

Iless.

Mrs, N. E. Gleason, of New Canada
has been tho guest of Mrs. R. L. uil-
latte. of Duricn.

Mrs. Hitchcock is ill at tho homo of
her daughter. Mrs. w. it. Mackey.

whom shc is visiting.

Charles Williamson arrived home
from Yale College. yesterday. He wilI

return to New Haven today.

A C Willson principal of the NoroI
ton public school is now boarding with

Mrs. llouniy. oi Stamford.

Carlton White has returned to Yale
lollegc i’I om spending tho East vaca~

tion at his home in NorOton.

Miss 14.11 89on receivad this week a
pretty calendar from a New Your

friend. in the Spanish language.

'l‘hc topic for the Epworth Lenguo
April 14. will be "Foundations” (Matt.
vii.;24-27I; lender. Mrs. William Wood.

Rev. C. A. Willson is attending the
conference being hcl at the Ransom.
Place. «BI-polfiyn. Mot odlst Episcopal

Chllrcitii

Mather it Son. of Bil/est Norwalk.
have started (in Andrew Starlt’ a house
at Noroton. ’l he frame work has been

 

raised.

 

Tho engagement has been announc-
on of Mrs. Annie Router. iormcriy lurks

Annie Verity. to A. R. Wood of erI
ington. N. ”Y

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Robert A McDonald and other Daricn
triends. yesterday alt rhocd.

\ Michael Pleslao wil drain Mr. Ward-
‘ Mu property neat to Eagle Rock and

der Comps y , titruo house. Mr.
Warden rccell't yipurelih'aeii this prop-

811;;le the Brannon
c'tIr

y monomer has QIgacitwcbell the
baby carriage which was stalen iromt
him several who 3 ago. it was louuu

' be some distance

Clayton Marshall is spending the day

will be "Lessons from Bible Brothere'

property

one summer resident has renames

Thursday night and decided to turn

'tiill'ty members had signed the petition.

tion to the condition of the property

field and Bell avenues—tor the choline
of grade and almost surrounding thc
dwelling with water. the value of the
property was raised six hundrcd dbl-

server noticed that. incline planes are

road from railroad bridge down is an-
other example—4am in the broadest

town. it the trolley truck had been
placed midway of the street and a good
drive on either side It would have been
more nightly and quite as economical
all around. The expense to the town
of building the retaining wall at the

paid for thc cxtra drive. and the trolley

layout. TAXPAYER. I

i

Harold (llcudoning. the druggist or
Norwcllt; was a caller on DrungHt

as a beauty and was twenty «four feet
(chm-imam 0t shite
lion file and brain an ‘

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the rompers, they w not: cite .
Benjamin St. John an Fred Smith.
two Dorian boys. It led eighteen

" entirui because at slim
it was the limit day they bowl
been out in large numbers, this season.
Harry Hindley as ducldsd not to
take the position w ill ecirlclnn Per»
cy E. Ferris. of South Norwalk. lie
will instead go to work tor the Boaters
set Electric Company. at domervill.
N. J He will assume his new if,
Monday morning »
The topic tor the Junior Christian
Endeavor Society for Sunday, April 1i.

 

Cain and Abel .I osfleph. Moses and
«trail. John and James. Peter and An-
crew. etc“) Leader. Miss Lucretia Cull
ell.

George H Tilly is making a number
of improvements in the Daniel Slan-
son property which he recently pur»
chased. Clarence Id. Scofl6id and 0.13;.
Bowen are doing the woodwork and
painting respectively. Slemund lun-
son, with twelve men, is draining the

There is talk of purchasing the
Brady ball ground and the adjoining
grove tor a public park. It is said than

that providing the town took an ill-
t rest in the. matter and made a small
propriatlon. he would Sec lite project
3aner through.

Mrs. III. C. Mead Foss and femur.
who have been spending the ‘wlnter in
New York, returned Thursday after
attending the wedding of Mrs. Foss's
niccc. Mrs Josephine Hyde of Green-
wlcb. which took place Wednesday.
They are occupying the beautiful Ben
edict place, Lelloy avenue.

The Darien li‘lre Association met.

the Volunteer truck house. which they
own to the Volunteer boys. As there
were only seven members of the assoc-
iation present a paper is being circu-
lated among the members to agree to
the doolbion of the meeting Up to
yesterday afternoon eighteen oi the

Editor of Sputum—4 atn much in
debted to ’l‘Im over for calling atten-

just above the Town Hall. comer Mans-

lilrs for taxation.

OWNER.
Editor of the Sentinel—Hus not (lb
a fashion peculiar to Dorian for its
highways? The expensive 'i‘cliorn

and most important avenue of thc

corner of Leroy avenue would have

is collecting two fares in Den-lea. ior
which we ought to have had a better

 

aww

R0 WA YTON.

Miss Ruth Oakes, ol‘ Crockett ave-
nue. is ill of the grip.

Abram Show will move from Barren
Marsh to West Nm walk

Miss liens Schultzc. oi Crockett ave-
nue. who is ill oi thc giip is improv-
ing slowly.

Ernest Wilson is working at Cullen-
der's Point for a contractor sinking 2m
arteslau wall there.

Elwood and Benjamin Broadway. oi
Crockett avenue. visited friends in
Stain ford. Tuesday.

John Stevens is superinteuding the
working of cleaning up itotun.Polut
tor the admins season
(i. B. Garretson and family were up
for a short time yesterday, looking ovor.
their west side property.

Mrs. E. Dufault, of Main street, with
a guest Thursday oi Mrs. Eugene Milf-
chell, of Woodward avenue. South Nor»
walk.

Mrs. John Rich. ot Crockett avenue,
has returned from Bridgeport. where
she has been vlmtlng for a numhcr or
weeks.

Mr. Schultzc and family will soon
move back to George E. Everett's
house in Crockett avenue. from West
Nm'wslk.

Iliiain I3. Taylor of the West Hilde,
was bitten on the leg by a vicious dog.
Thursday. The animal made only a
slight flesh wound.

Mrs. Ann Thomas is spending the
week with her brother William Hiovt.
of the West Side, during Mrs. hate
Thomes' visit in New York.

Edward 'l‘uttle' s steam portable saw
mill was brought to Rowayton irom
West Norwnlk. yesterday. and sawed a
large quantity of wood for a number
of residents.

11. ll. Hilton will ship the lost our
londvol oysters to Chicago for the sea
son, Monday Constable liadrinan'a
men went to New Canaan. yesterday.
for a. load oi barrels ill tvhlcb to iship’
them. ’ .

laptain Charles '1‘. Lovindes was up
from Brooklyn. yesterday with ‘a con-
tractor for windmills. Mr. Lowndcs is
thinking of erecting II. windmill on his
property.

The cannon balls to be mounted
with tho Parrot gun have arrived dram
South Norwalk. and are now in the
roar of Charles H. Cuidor'a atoii'o III
Main street.

The Rev. William Daisield of [3er
port L. 1., will preach in the ”illietbm
dlst Church. Sunday. both morality and
evening, owing to the absence or me
regular pastor. Rev. III. Ill Wins. Who
is attending conference. ,

A Very valuable lama th Rock New
tor probably the ting its till (I in

he village. opined byJ shdwion.

surprise party by a company at her
tripods. last night. pt her home

 
 
 
 

bad by all those who attended The
evening’ a euloymeuts consisted of mu~
sic. games. dancing and other pastimes
appropriate for the occasion The
sueste sat down to a fine collation pro-
vlouely prcparcrlé Th 1)

at a late. nouns '

lien or having

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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service at 10:45 a In. hulkicct‘n:y cor»

man "Our Father. Who Art in Heav-

on " First in a series oi 8n”

ins hormone in the Lord’s .

day It pic i i930 praise

 
 
 

- iss Norma laborer was tendered a

in

 

, bland oveuuol . The gathering w
lolly yopc and an excellent “me was"

 

do
were Mr. and Mrs Edward Thomas.
Mrs Henry C. Hhcrer, of South Not”
Want; Mr. and Mrs. Willis Nio’kerson.
Mr. and Mrs. John 11. Snorer. Mr. and
Mrs. Elbert Marsh. the Misses Jennie
Slauson. Essie Plait. .lulla Mailctt.
Halon Hethcringtcn. Florence ioty~
mono. Helen lunch. billion Crockett. .
Mosotta Hurt, Grace and Nettie Plan- “
tier; Annie Rollins, Pearl Stevens. Cora
Flatt, Bessie Mills, Kate Crockett and
Ila‘ura crooked Messrs. Dr. Stiles .
bswrcncn. Dr. 15mins: i‘ti'enry W. Ire-
hind, or South Nor-walk r1 Stevens,
Howard Stevens. ‘Illdward‘ll.
lleoce, or amio William Ambler
and Harry 01ml ‘

 

 
 
 
 

Stevens.

 
 

 
 

 

CHURCH NOTICES.
' " MErHooIs'r.

nonwaak Marnooisr EPISCO .

pol Church-«Rev, Carrion L Thomp-
son. of the Tray Conference. will oc-
cupy the pulpit. marslmt and evening.
The Mantel music will be repeated.
Miss Agnes Littleiohn will assist the
choir at both services

EAST AVENUE MEADISO'I‘ EPISCO-

pal Church Rev. J .l. Faust. pastor—-
The pulpit will be occupied morning
and mains. by Rev. Charles E. Ben.
edict. or Hensonhurst. in the absence
of the pastor Morning service. 10: 30;

Sunday school, 12 m.‘ . Junior League.
3 p. m.: Praying Band, tip. m.; even-
ing service." I o'clook

KNIGHT STREET A. M E. CHURCH,

Rev. 1. S. Sands. pastor-10:4:'.
preaching; 2 p. m., Sunday school;
0230, Christian Entlcavor: .424“
preaching.

CONGREGATIONAL.

SOUTH NORWMIK CONGREGAI

llonal corner of West nuance and
West street. Rcv. Paul Moore Stray-
cr. pastor—~10::l0 a. m., prcarhiug.
Subject, Who Arc Members of
Christ's Church? ’I‘cnor solo. l Came
In Jesus; 12’. 111.. Sunday school; 4:30
p. m., \‘cspors. Address. Let Him
Know. Robert A. Show will be the
soloist. 5:30. Christian Eudmivor.
Subject. Foundations.

FIRST CONGR EGA 'l‘IONA I. CHURCH

~Thc usual service on Sabbath moi-Ir
ing at 10:30. Preaching by the pos-
tor: Sunday school at lz o’clock:
Endeavm prayer meeting. at 6:45.
lubjeti “‘I- ouudations.‘ Evculb a
scrvlte at 7:30. The first in the ucw
series of "Practical Talks on I’cculiar
'l‘cxts." “Business is Business."
"Around tbc Table" at tho parsonage
on Tuesday cvculuz. hi 8 o'clock. Mis-
cellany, Parliaruoutry Procf'durc, or-
rungcmcnts for closing reception.
Mid-week Inectlug. ’i‘hursduy evcuiuu
at 7:45. Mrs. llorncc A. Sibley.
speaks on China—Costumes and Cus—
toms oi the Chinese.
BAPTIST.

SO! '1‘ H NORW A l .K BAPTIST—Rm:

w. ll. Hubbard. pastor.~~'l‘hc regular
services will be held in thc church
tomorrow. As usual, in thc following
order: Preaching sch‘lcc at 10:30.
preceded by a. short prayer meeting.
to which all are invited. The Sun-
day school will most at l‘.‘ tl'cltlrli.
superintendent. John Ilogm'dus: thc
Young Peoples’ Society oi‘ Christian
Endeavor will meet at 0:30 o‘clock.
and the preaching scrvicc will be at
7: 30.. ikvciyobe is invited to attend
each and all of these scrv.iccs

NORWAIJ'I BAPTIST CHURCH—Scr-
vicos at 10:30 a. III. and 7:30 p. or;
Sunday school. l2 m.: ll. Y. 1'. ll.
mectiug at. 0:30 p. In. Locim'o
Thursday night. at 7:00. Thursday
prayer service. at 7min. III.

EPISCOPAL.

GRACE CHURCH. .l. McClure ilcllows.
rector—Sunday IIftcr Eastcr, Morn-
ing service. 10:45. II. III.; Procession-
al 125: 0. Come. Lot Us Slug. Lana.
don; Tc Doum. Ilrcwor; .lubilatc.
Sullltnu; liynm 12]: .IIi‘rcI't‘ory. so-
pI'IIIIo solo AngAdl‘s Message. 8. l3.
Campbell. Mrs. .M Mansfield: oi-
i'crtory soutcm c AAll Things Como oi’
Thee, 0 Lord. Whitney; RII-ccsaionni
lib. , luvcusoug at 4:15 p. III. Proces-

Potri, Smart: Mngniilcut. Marimba;
Nuuce Dimitls Marks, .II'; anthem
He is lllscn. E. A. Close; Hymn l2]
afterttoiy. bass solo Resurrection by
Harry Rowo. Schclley Albert M.
Mansfield. Vesper Hymn 8: Seven-
i'old Amen; Recesslouai 122
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Oil , .
ADVEN’I‘ CHRISTIAN CIIII RCII, Vnn
’Iaudt avenue. blunt Norwalk Rev.
"‘ .‘l. W. Davis, pastor—«10:30 a. m.,
subject oi the pastor' a sermon, How
the Thessalonians Received the Gos-

IiVorltera meeting. 5: in p. m.' Bible

Study. The Coming of the Lord. Iin
thc evening at 7 o'clock
i labia.

SOUTH NORWAIIK; MISSION. North

Main Quurtcttc. of South Norwnlk.
will shut at this service.

toIlIooh. at

chapel are nviiod to attend

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.

welcome.

 

 

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head between two lath Mr bitwton

 
 

 

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lever suffers a. I do! I

isnt. a well mail In my body; I honestly believe my lungs
are diseasedpmy chest. painsIme so, but I have no cough.
am so weak at my stomach. and have indigestion terribly, and
palpitation oi" the heart; am losing flesh, and this headache
and backaobb nearly kills, me, and yesterday I had liysterics.

" There ll! 3. w eight In the. lower part of my bowels, bearin
down all the time, with pains in my grains and thighs--
cau t sleep, walk or sit, and blue - oh goodness! I am simply
the most miserdble of women.”

This Is a most vivid description of a. woman suffering with
nervous prostratiou, caused by inflammation or some other
diseased condition of the bomb.

No woman should allow herself to reach such a. perfection
of misery when there is no need of it.
Williamson’s case and how she was cured.
‘Oasas of I'm-vow Pmtrauon Band.

"I had nervous prostration
terribly, caused by '
I suffered every-
was unable to eat,
sleep: or work. After a while
I was induced to try Lydia E
Pinkluuns Vegetable Lom-
pouud, and I really bcgan to
Improve on taking the first
I continued to
the medicine,- and am now
better in every way, and fee]
lilac a. different.- pcrson. I am

simply a well Woman ”
hills. DELIA Karen,
\Iaricnville, Pa.

“1 am so nervous! n

Read about Miss

"DEAR It as. PlNKiIAM ;-——~l
was suffering such tortures
from nervous prostration that
life was a burden.
not sleep at. all, and was too
weak to walk acmss the iioor.
My heart. was affected so that
often 1 could not lic down at
all without almost. suffocating.
1 took Lydia E. 'I’inkbmu‘s
\cgctnble Compound and it
u 0! bed like "logic.
your IIchiciIIe has been of in-

estimable bencilt to me. ”
Miss Ann I: \\ ILLIMISOM
190 N. Boulcmrd. Atlanta. Ga.
REWARD. —W n blwodspmitod with the National City Bank of I you.

.5000.
which will he paid In any poi mu whocnn lind that tho-hove testimonial letters
are not an coins. or were publishedI below 0mm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Only Direct Water Route from
Boston. Provrdorwo and

‘NEiW YORK

30 CHARLESTON Q. JAGKSONVILLE

 

 

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Three Sfillln‘ge at. Week from New Y
in: Rail Connections to a.“ South“! Regatta

 

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pci: Sunday school. 12 m.; Loyal

A velvety green lawn
of any property. All a good ail-arc
WOOD ASHES have the yr

‘ no weed seeds, are odorless, clean, easy to handle. and
give quick results. Especially good for small fruits.
vines; strawberries. ' . ' ' , . I» .

The Wood Ashes we sell are from hickory wood on-
ly, and are pure and unadulterated Put up in barrels for
your convenience. $1.50.

Main strc .t-t—Jlle’diilu'r smvice to'mot-
row afternoon. at 3: ill o'clock. The

 

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will be lilac or exercises Sunday MI
:15 All friends «It the

 

3 p. m. 100 Illast avcnuc. Mrs. A. '
A. Moody. First Reader. All are I

 

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sir. mind‘s gnfil’rl’o’lifilgv. wil. .
lam] hIidii. no I'll -. sou cc I t .

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A 7‘sacn9upv-rnusn
our WIVES ' nun CHILD.
KEN

W c can prove true to this trust
in no bottei or more practical way
than by investing for their protec-
tion in the honest, guaranteed life
insurance sold by the Connecticut
General Life Insurance Company.
through theEGenerul Agent,

ED H FIELD.
United Bank Building.
South Norwalk.

 

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no Water Heating.
Hot Air fluorine.
acorns as» More

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Who'll do my papering in

a hurry and do it right?
i will,

~ JUNIUS BROWN.

South Main Street.

Under Buckley and Wheeler's Bicycle
Store.

Res.y32~5- Elm Grove Place.

 

 

OUR“ NEW GOODS

Arc now in stock, A larger variety
than over before. Prices. as usual.
very low. Having engaged at number
or FIRST-CLASS PAPER HANGERS.
we are. in. better positiou than ever to
do your work"

 

PAINTING. aspen HANGING AND 6-;

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10 First Avenue. - East Notw‘aik.
Tol. Cali 135-2.

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Funny High Lawn Print Butter. 23c lb

is lbs. Gran. Sugar for '31.00

21 ii. Q. Oatmeal. 13c pkg.
' I’lllsbury's Oatmeal. . " 9c pkg.
‘, Early .luIIc Peak, 3 cans for 250.

Very best Sugar Corn. 8 cans for 250.
'I' Fancyf‘flolid Pack" Tomatoes. .80 can.

ii lb. can‘neots. very line. we can.
Domestic. Sardines, be can.

 
 
 
 

 

 

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SAVINGS u ”

Open daily. except Batman ‘
9a. 1:1 mm m.,andtroml
Saturday, 9 n. m to I2 m.,
day evening from 7 to 8; .

interest allowed on item

ALDEN SOLMANSJ

 

The First National Bank. 0!
Norwalk Conn" located at in. ‘
walk. in the state 0! Condos
closing up its 3118

 
 
 
 

lrs. All unpaid

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

creditors or out
tian are therefore hereby (I
present the notes and out
against the association for no
- CHARLES E. FERRIS.
Dated March 5.1901.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Highest cash price paid for b
ale and materials or every kind.
me a postal and I will call

Prompt attention and
dealings with all.
in New York some dayn" “I'll

Immediate attention on my
will be given to any busing“
come in during my abilities

18 ReymondB St, or 11

 

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AND EMIALMEII. '-
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