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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 4, 1901 · page 3

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vicinity:
Pleasant
Ississippi
9st. A storm
near Den-
rted from
99 favor for
this vicinity pleas ather, with
slightly higher tempera ti e on Sunday.
Mrs. Vulnht: and Viola are to visit
friends in‘ Danbury next week.

4511a: Brim Alpines.

~-...9._

Fair tonighta
weather proving
river eastward

 
 

 

 

O‘ Brien.

William Looml‘s, of 913 lug Hill, has
accepted a position in‘ a‘t‘erbuiy.

 

-——Weak Fish. 10c lb. Bridge, Mkt.
Mrs. H. I4. Bucknam, of South Main

stri1et,is visiting friends in Hoboken,
N. J.

 

 

--4Chickens, 1255c) {Mayer-1’s.
. W'Ml'.
Miss Edna Gunn, of Milford. is the
guest of Miss Julia McGinn, of Cedar-
street.

 

——_

4—Red Salmon, 10c can. Joseloff’s.

 

Mrs. Paul M. Strayer, of West ave-
nue is at her parents in Baltimore for
a few days.

——All styles Misses' and Boys tinder-
waists and Suspendeis, 25c. M. S.
Smith & Co.

Joli .nCahill, one of The Sentinel‘s
industrious newsboys, has purchased
a new bicycle.

 

 

-.-

———Cnps, Caps. Caps. O'Brien.

Mrs. Harry Weston, of Hanford
place. South Norwalk, has been a vis
itor in North Stamford.

 

~—Roe Shad, 25c each; Bucks, 20s., at
Hayes‘s.

The evening 5.1.6.521 the First
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow
will commence at 7:30 o'clock.

' ——Roe Shad 8c 411). Bridge Fish M kt.

’llie funeral of Peter Burltedal was
bold from Norwalk Park this morning
Rev J. McClure Bellows officiating.

——ilni.s renovated. O'Brien.

0, has been laid up with
several days.

‘4' iComiiuuidcry. U. C.‘

Thomas Ward. of 0 Chapel 111459991

 
 
 

 

*North River R05 9 9 9
at Raynor. , .

Nine candidate‘s w‘éi'éi' lhltlnted‘ into
the mysteries of. 11111515 R9i19k9h
Lodge. No. 42. lust‘ 1111:1141.

M

w~1Eiucl1 Shad. 00 lb. Bridge Fish

WM.

 

kt
A good sized delegation of Sherman

lodge in New Canaan, last evening.

 

A. A Graham will 911er“; the La
moot Club tomorrow. The subject 1‘5'
Portla’ s Play, taken from the Met‘cuant
of Venice.

_..4

~—All flavors l4resh Candy. Peanut

 

to watch all the barber shops in The
Noiwolks. to see that no harbors vio
late the law

Minot B. Saunders, a former Nor-
wslk resident. and now a wholesale
grocery dealer in Cainsville, Florida,
is visiting in town

9 ~Dunlap and Youmun dcrbios. O9'B9rion99

Josiah Kellogg will settle his ac
count as trustee under the will of
Charles Osborn in the Nor
bate Court. this afternoon. :'

 

 

 

Harry Sheldon went to B9 em
this ‘morning to take up his New posi
tion as salesman with the Stelnhardt
Piano Company. of that city. 9

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~Blue Fish.10c lb. Bridge Fish Mkt.

 

 

Miss Lulu Frye, of New York, was
in town last night, to attend the High
School reception, and will be the guest
of Miss Grace Chittim until Monday.

Senator Hawley has sent a lot of
seed to George S. Kendall. Any desir-
ing same may call at Mr. Kendall's of
lice. As long as they last they will
be gratis.

 

 

——3 cans Magnolia Milk, 26c. Jose-
loff’s.

i
Mrs, George L. Lockwood. an em-
ployee at DeKlyn's confectionery
store, in Main street, was struck In
the head by a dumb waiter, yesterday
and badly bruised, but is now greatly
improved. 9 ,

 

Cockenoe Tribe, I. 0. R M. will as-
semble in the wigwnm at 2 o ’cloclt‘ in
mm row afternoon, to attend in a body
the funeral of Wallace B. Parks, which
will be held from his into home in
Fro-me street at 3 d'clock. Rev ..I
Morris Coerr oil’lqlating.

—Dr. M. S Rosenmcullst and surist
can be stimuli 11 In the parlors of the
Mahackomo otsl.4 on Tdesday and
Fr,ldays between the hours of 1 and 5

 

Lincbln council. 0’ U,‘ 4A, My “.54“; 1,44
(erred the first degreo 911 three 951991 "b
‘ didate‘s last night"

0.04, ”611360 ‘the “

and Cocoanut Taffy, 109 9b. M. ,8.
Smith & (31k 9 9‘ 9
Tomorrow there will be spotters out .

CC.

r 19.5.4.

cycles

built 119 last

socks for men.

- value,
T we lots of modium-wcight
derwcar at special prices, ju‘ 0‘4
when men most want such under- 9

wear.
W ellwmadc

75c each.

,room, all sizes,

band
infitqii,

next week.

Evorybod knows the

Inst year’s models; equipped
. "E4 4 14 with this years Martian! No. 77
149til9'493 and with the 111191114 4311111511»

 

Models for men slid women, .‘

$26 .50

Bn§c1nouo9 1151111 1199111911. 591nm.
BARGAINS FOR MEN.

.A little lot of 25 dozen fancy
Six colors in new
ethbroulered patterns, regular 19c

and 591: much...
11.1.1.4, of the Giant shit I
have sold so fast we couifl
yolk P101. 11.51.11 lup the supply.. Of G
' ptrdal e, made with pl
brad’s , 9
mtopbrtioncd to Size of tired“
two Separate collars to

‘Right aisle. near shoe arch.
RICHARD CARMEL

with John Drew in the ti-
tlc iolc. comes to the Park City

Book-shop, right, rear.
THE Hownnnb‘
DRY GOODS c6.

-———-—-——-—-——-—-—-—-—444~444—I J 117"

 

fiartford

hésé models of 1900
are ennui to the great 1115591in of
this. years.,wheels sold at $35.
I‘Iiey,‘ rc sturdy, handsome and

 
 
 

 

and fine—finished 99
shirts and drawers, worth 50c and

50:.

If you havent read the book»
there’ 5 plenty of time.
For a souvenir—Richard
as played by John Drew, illustrat-
ed with scenes from the play.‘

,5.
arvel

25c.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ilililli 8160,35

mails Iivllest 411111115 history of the
$0959. 19A: the mouths pm the inter
est increases. ,There must, be a rea-
sub 1.1.4 such phenomenat trade.
Fuels outweigh clolms. and our hun
dreds of money saving facts are so
5:111:51'ént that shrewd buyers need no
6.4.11.5 We have been and are giving
values in Furniture. Carpets Mattings
.Oll Cloths, etc. that are unapproachsd
and unapproac‘hable by any house in

III 81 III,

FUNERAI'. DIRECTORS
AND EM BALMER3.

12 North Main 81.. 80. Nor-walk.

E. T. EG’GI‘NSON.

52 North Main St.

 

 

 

 

 

 

141141111111

FIRST CONGRIDGATIONAu CHURCH

111 cl 5 meeting '
' 10399991619015 111,

0 Warren contralto solo. Just As i am

Wit 110119901915 Rica 311691.99 5 Rood
NORWALK METHODIST urisco
pal Church, Rev H. B. Munsonwaa

her e 351115116 for the ensuing.
year 10: 30 a. m: Anthem “Alt
Thou Weary " uc neckex: duet for
soprano a‘n‘d conti lto‘. "snout Chur-
lty." Warren; quartctte,“Mem01les
of Gulllllo," Morrison; Holy Com.
munlon; i‘or Bunctns: Gloria in Ex-
' colsls. 7: 3044 .. Thorns truer.
mun. Jeremie '5 Call; antli‘é‘r‘n, “Te
Deum,” Pepper; solo for soprano.
"I’lnins of Peace, " Mrs Ross: quar
tetto“ ‘0. 1.1911196 of God" Holden.

STREET A. M. E. CHURCH.

2.11 61., Sunday school; 6: 30, Chris
tion Erideavor; 7: 30, preaching and
loll call Rev. 1. S Band‘s, pastor.

CONGREGATIONAL.
SOUTH NORWALK CONGREGA-
tional, corner of West avenue and
West street. Rev Paul M. Stnuyer.
[mum—«10:30 a. m.. Holy Commun
ion. reception of metal: is and 551-
1119611 by the pastor. object, To
Love Others as Currielves: 12 111.,
Sunday school; 4i: 30 p. m., Vesper
service, musical programme by the
new quartette and an address, The
'Mliil‘ster of Song, by the pastor.

 

 

George D Egbert, pastel—Morning
service at 10: 30. The sacrament of
the Lord's Supper will be adminis—
tered Sabbath School at 12: Y P.
S C. E meeting at 6. 45 p. m. Suh-
icct. "Decision of Character" The
pastor will lead. Evening service at
7: 30. The monthly song service.
Special music Mld- week meeting
on Thuisdn'i‘r‘ evening at 7: 495. A con-
ference. “What Shall We Drink?"
BAPTIST.

NORWALK BAPTIST CHURCHmSec
vices at 10:30 a. m. and 7. 30 p. m.:
Sunday schbol. 12 111.: B. Y. P. U.
meeting at 6:30 11,111 Thursday
prayer service at 7: 45 p ..m

ADVEN‘I'.

ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Van
Znndt avenue. J. .,Davis pastor~
Morning. 10: 30. communion and love
feast: Sunday school,12 111:1»an
Workers' meeting 5: 45 p. 111.; eve
ning ser,mon 7 o'clock; subject, The
Head of the Church

Ml SSIONS.

SPRINGWOOD UNION SUNDAY
School, Ely avenue—Every Sunday
afternoon at 3:30 o‘clock. Friends
welcome. C. M. Lawrence, superin-
tendent,

SOUTH NORWALK MISSION. North
Main streetwRegular service tomor-
row nfteruoon at 3:15 o'clock, Come
and enjoy the service. This will he
the third anniversary.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
3 u. m. 100 East avenue. Mrs. A.
A. Moody. First Reader. All are
welcome.

,GERMAN LUTHERAN.

‘ DUN WASH WAIST. SECTION.

- Wolot 1571111161155 with confldon 5. Their

the even 314 0115115on 50111. ‘

Ion-r0769. Imogene G. 11655 begins ,

 

4 Adam as my right huyln‘g‘ makes 9
quick oolllng. Pick from the» wash

Value Will he hi‘r‘d to dupli'c‘a 11.4

 

4and insertion 9tr I111

and Val. lacs t1 111111196.

deep hemstltched r

stitched rufllc, 49c.
‘11 SALE or MEN’S” run, a

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ladles’ French 1‘:

lindiea' corset

smiths heck fine quality"

 
 
 

Iiudios' Corset can

 
 
 

 
 

 

Drawer: , _
Ladies good qualit 11,1996

 
 

Lowdios muslin

finality. tuck trin‘nns

 
 
 

Ladies' fine cambrlc

 
 
 
 

 

I
Up-to-dato men. wild flips

 
 

furnishings, will ap9p‘roc

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

'Iiadles' new stripe Percale Walsts,
sanding collar of same, soft cuffs. 39c.

Lndios White Lawn Waists, fancy
fronts, tuck hack, bishop sleeves, spec-
iul at 59c.

Ladies' nlorcel iacd Cliambray Walsts
in plain colors, front cuffs and collar
lace trimmed, 69c.

White Lawn Walsts, tucked back
and front. soft cuffs, 890.

in addition to the above timbers
you will find here n 7111156666 out of
var y lino colored or white waists in the
latest styles. from $1.00 up.

 

UNDERMUSLIN SPECIALSJ “

Wouldn't be here if they weren’t
spocial. Just picked from the new
spring stock and priced to make a
week of extra heavy selling.

Gowns.

Ladies’ muslin gowns insertion and
tucked yoke, 59c.

Ladles' gowns in V and square neck,
999nistitched and embroidery trimmed.
.c

Lndies’ gowns fine quality muslin,
insertion and tucked yoke. embroidery
trimmed neck and sleeves. 98c.

Skirts

Ladies' extra-quality muslin skirts.
hemstitched ilounce. dust ruffle, 98c.

Ladies’ muslin skirts, deep tucked
liounce, embroidery trimmed. 96119

Ladles’ skirts. deep fi‘ounce of em
broldei y lawn dust ruffle, $1. 39.

 

W

South Norwalk, Conn.

"4 Washington Street.

styles 25c
suspenders. 25c.
seamed drawers to match
shirts and drawers.'49c.

styles in a pure linen conni-
each.

THE NOTION OFFERINCHI

Spade here.
worth saving. You save th9
Black or white hook and eye
.2Nl1hei plated safety pins, 4::
Pearl buttons Bo. dozen.

soap. 5c. cake.

8c. 11 bottle.
10c. bottle.
bottle,

Black or russet “Vici” shoe d
100. box

 

 

Men' s silk ties in 5 gr

 

 
 

Men’s Harris patent 1i "

 
 

Men s balbriggan shirts

 

 

 

 

 

Men's best quality combs

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

We carry a full line 6

 
 

 

TOLD IN A 9L
Just a line for an item
dozen items‘ out of a, 11511
Pennies and n

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Kid hair curlers, all length .
Featherstitch D1 5111 50. p on,
Genuine old fashioned B It

Colgate' 5 Turkish Bath 3‘
Royal tooth powder, 10c. bot
Mennen‘ s Talcum Powder
Vaseline, 411 a bottle; extr
Hartshorn Ammonia, full

Chemically prepared witch

Bone hail pins 7c. dozen.

 

CHEESE —- Elegant

 

YOU CAN FIND
GROCERIES — Both Staple and Fancy.

Cream.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Roquefort,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

, . m and dull bet son 9 and 12 :1 :‘”““ sr. 14114111545 CHURCH. 115v. wur 493W Miniature Creamvetc-
”19999991961‘99992‘79919199:99! 91991699 931119.999 in 6 land 9 D n); 55%1596a‘rfleld ave- ' P‘lflffifl’ linm Schmidt. pastor. Service at
e 4 i " , ' ‘ H nuo, Bridgeport Eyes one load and We Want you to notice the excellent 10:30 a. m. with sermon by the pas- . . .
2:99f99‘b01’ 215- l‘Y Re“ btcl’he“ A- diseases treated. designs We show In Wall Papers from PAPER H‘NUER ‘0“ FRUIT ~ Florida and California Navel Oranges, B
' - w__ A 9 9 —9 t9 9 999991 the most progressive manufacturers. ‘4 ('ERMiERiNsGXNEGh/i'i‘gfiuggliim‘u sons and Extra Fine Grape Fruit.
——Lnrg(1 North River Roe Shad, 25c. geuu “6 “mm so was cute ' When you can fist such perfe t M ”scan I all ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 4

. ’ ' . ' ' .' 4 Charles A. Brockmeler, aster—Ser-
each, at “33,69,459 MISS Ella L Mm last night at her signs, such beautiful colorliik. one 516- p

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'l‘ho Juniors of the Congregational
Church were treated yesterday after-
noon to cocoauuls brought by Quarter
master Coburn from Colon.

 

 

wlluck Shad, (lc ll). Bridge Fish Mkt

Mrs. Franklin A. Smith returned to-
day from War Ick, N. Y.. where she
had been to at end the funeral of Mrs.
Harriet Howe, a near relative.

~~(yomplcte line Clothes Wringels,
Wash Boards, Clothes Baskets etc., at
M. S. Smith & Co.’ B.

A delegation from Sherman Coin
mamlery ll. 0. G. 0., went to New
Canaan and visited the Commandery
there last night
time.

 

Clinton l-lnrtwlck, of Seymour place,
who has been ill for the past year.
started yesterday for Topeka Kansas.
in hopes that the change in climate
would prove beneficial to his health.
Mrs. Hartwlck will remain in South
N01 walk for ulimcotleast. Mr. Hart
Wick had been employed for some time
by the Adams Express Company. as
one or the drivers in South Norwaik.

BAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 760.
with Devon's Gloss Carriage Paint.
ready for use; 10 colors. Gives 11
high gloss equal to now. Sold by

 

Comatock Watkins 11 Ibow, 191.991.6011
haunJ '1‘. l’rowltt.

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Matrices nglitl

SPECIALw-North River Roe 5151117111111 r’oés) 5‘1: 1'1;

1.553 sPRING LAME.

clinics vauno sown

Nit-rive V5111. sonar.

Vim. cursor. 444' 44

5115111; orannv a cannery aqun

and' enjoyed a this

home in Hillside street. by the niein»
bers of the Tuesday night class of the
First Methodist Episcopal Chilriin.
There were between thirty and tort
present. The evening was spent in 111

about midnight all saying they 1111..
'had a good time.

The Junior Society of the South Nor
walk Congregational Churc,h Mrs. Co-

terosting meeting, yesteimday afternoon
in the church
chosen for the Sunshine Pastor’s Aid
Get One and Lookout Committees. on
doi the leadership of Mrs. Nash. Mrs
Sllcox, Mrs. Black and M 55 1111111119.:
The society has purchase 611111111me
mirror for the lavatory of the church

 

——5 lb. pail L'ar‘d, 50¢: Hayes’s.

 

Joseph 1. W515, proprietor of the.
Muhncke‘mo Hotel at sonar 141611111111,
is negotiating for 99915999
Windsor" Iiotol. It‘ 5 his intentlo . if
he 551161115 it. to 11111.11 ii: on: o the
most modern in theintatoio alat
1111611111 t‘l‘id‘i’floliucfr‘bmo r nln sen:

 

been
11rd.

9| , ,

:‘ll‘loor Paint cost no more a quart;
{makes it look brighter and wear full
‘twlaje 55 1811‘s as cheaper 1155144 paint ,
‘Bold 6110 111115111511. Watkins 11 Don:

 

191.19 lil.Gorhnm. J. '1‘. 9Prowitt.
.4 1 .. L 4,9 1 14‘

9.

1270'» L11. 4
mm: 1.1.1.

12 to 106 LBr I

200 L3:
CURBD MAME.

sic and games and the party broke up "

;.,l1urn superintendent 1.5111 5 very hil ‘

parlors. Members were

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Mount 1:11:14 lithe ' .

‘yenrs and his management of it hasl '
suocessful.»——-Bridgoport Stand-49

130 L8. 9 L

Calves’ liver, with sweet breads, lamb 111.15.11.11 5
full line of delicatessen.

chase here?

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you not see how desirable it is 101.1111-

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PAINTERB AND "PAPER HANpflis
ED. 99 ,.

iDER & RUD,

Painters and Paper Hanger,

33 South Main Street.

Opposite Havllond Street.

 
 

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.A very finé assortment of
papers and moulding. Full
line applies and ready- mixed
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‘ tlio General Assembly 9_
shall mention any laws 115 to taxation 4- -
, many other execution which he may '
1 think proper to bring to the notice of 1
,9 the General Assembly. and

1.1111191145in 1111111114 stitl‘iifabtdry pro-

‘ 4 The notary of the tax commissioner in

4 mod on the shaft to Julep 5111,1111 toot

, slipped and he 151141.11 the block 511111.. 9 ‘
. on .1111 11165. 4 '

4 buckliy one In the payment

11nd broke' the
* Notepad tIr

vices every Sunday afternoon at 2.
o'clock. in the Swedish Congrogm
tlonnl Church.

 

new frAx 901M 151331011. 99

....u"..‘__..

Governor McLean’s Suggestion Car-
' mu Obi. ‘

Tile House has passed an important
bill which will be (if very general in
torest in Norwalk. It concerns taxa-
thin and the appointment of ‘a tax com-
mlsslonor.

The bill in brief inovidos that a tax
commissioner shall be appointed by

of June 1901, for a term of four yoais
from the first day of Jul.

The tax commissioner shall visit the
tawns in the state and inquire into
the manner in which the lawn rotating
to the listing and assessment of prop-
orty taitobie therein is executed by
5595190115, and boards of relief. and
whether ii“ persons and property tax-

'iiii‘d taxed and whether all taxes
which are due and collecta‘ble are col
looted and for the purpose of such in
qulry shall have powur to summon any

examine them under oath and compel 9
thitendnn‘co of witnesses. production of
papers, etc. He is given power to on- ‘
.foroe' such summonses.

44411194 tax commissioner shall be 11
member of the board of equalization
and shall annually report to that board
51115 result of his ofllolal Inquiries and
that he shall make in final report to
'ln which he 4

he may '
vision which he may deem advisable.

to be 33.000 and an allowance for trav-
ollutt and incidental 511115115511. -

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IUTGHEN‘G NANHOW' ESCAPE;
115mm Donneily .ompioyod’ by Ward.
ivoll a Lockwood. who was riding with
4W 5.121111116511111 Norwaik. had a narrow

 

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14.55.1111 in the other and no 1154451511 4
. the street. strikin‘

 

 

the governor on or before the first day ,

able in such towns are Jiistly assessed ,

pertain to such forms before him “and ‘,

 
 
 
 

cs, ape from serious injury. this room 4
.ni’ng, while getting out or the butcher '
. moon in front of the store in 9
‘ attract. Ho had a 111.11 in one 11511 and ' ‘

 
 

MEATS, POULTRY AND

Roe shad are coming now,

will call on us. 9

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

ems. oilodectn of salt-abulo or o

VEGETABLES -- Spinach, Cauliflower, Celery, T
matoes, Cucumbers, Water Cress and Hot House Radishe's

luck' in getting the good ones, as they take to on ‘9
very readily. Will be pleased to show them to you if yo

 

The Central Food C
Comer Railroad Place and
Washington Street.

Cure Impotonty, Night 115.11.10.11, Lou of Memory. nil wasting dII— ’

9 A nerve nude and blood bull or. .
glow to pole checks and restores the fire at y'outll. 4 .4 ’
4 9 mill soc per 11011.6 boxed for impounding! our honin-

4.11.1. . too to onto or refund the NW void

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

FISH 014' ALLKINDS

and we are having gr.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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and malnutrition. 4_
Bring: the pink,

 
 
 
 

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