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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 10, 1901 · page 3

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, 9 Sunday with cloning weather,
and not much change In tenInersture.
but less hugnidity.m_ J

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

_ y, sud 'Mr. and
HUM lie on spent yesterday 9

. ter.o'1'
hss been visitth her sister Mrs».
Netting. In Wilton.

 

 

tbill, of South Nor»

éif', III Georgetown
31k. and, hwn..plnlnss. O‘Brien. ~
HREporter Victor W. Ferris, who nus

hood on a fishing excursion. r9oortss
hutch ct sixtv‘flve pounds. I‘ '
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There will he an entertainment at
The Knob this afternoon. and dancing
Music by Weldenhelmer.

Hurry Camp, oi‘ the dead letter or:
D (3.. is spending II
cine In Norwslk

.Ahntnsluunshd ohsIItnutffli
V9?! heavy this your
the pebble rind pear crop will 'Ibe

' The Ridseileid Fire Deportmedt has
voted to come to Norwulh to partici-
Date In the universnry celebration next

 

I “vii: ._, ”NEW

 

 

~Assortment of Ladies“ and Gents'
Pock9t, Eagles. ,Ask to see the best 25c.
II it on the market today, at

T. J... Mother'9.

Why do some 01 the army omeersf III
the: United States not so much like
when who béio‘ns to the sonic church,
936,er ,

 

“‘Dc‘c'" Arnold who Is employed In’
Norwelh, has ‘Ii'een enjoying several
3‘93 ,yscation In, New Canaan with

 

Miss Bessie Gil, ert w,
”tid‘ il‘I Norwsllr ls" iintending a few
fit the. hoIne of her science. In North

‘ shop
Ion. a witnessI was meshen or cohort?
In testifying In favor of the respond,-
eut. By order or Jodge Brown he It ‘

HEAVY WEIGHT CARRIAGE

Devoe's whi'gh'" "to 3 ouii'he‘h‘iiior‘e to'
tithe pint .thsh. othfirouhhttrs. we! ht
Incomes:3 he,

9"

moons heavier
’Wesr's lonxor. ,

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tie Burgess has closed tier

3 son, with the Al Warts
' m'pm'rfi IN, E“ at 11%?
rest. or a. short vans}

Keflm of firidgenort. 30'
m” Enough for todoy st no rate.
Were 269 yd on less, We.

were were urns 25c yd, limo.
Nesr rosin door.

will Isnve the

 

 
 

tPIne street
a; F‘rnhk Walsh.
, Iilso Mr
G'Innn of Wip‘

worsted the

or In store In
it"s lob only.

 
 
 
 
 

 

so occupiedcbv {i
during the n‘r‘esen

Protests nd 1) Hansen;

0! New York. are sodildilix the sum-
more at Mrs. .liliso moms ”in .West
Norwal Protessor nd Mrs. Ransom
have as their sub'st ohn McConn. of
New 'York. '

 

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oc'c'uhied by Pely'as Ate. It yearned In
,er story occhnis

 

‘oaI-rl‘ed' from the Wilding".

Wis-n
use. Clot-ones M 'G'aliup. doctor or

the" Plsntsville Baptist Uhfich. has re-

CAIMQED to
Ar. 'oI ythe ,B'Im'un el 'Bs t9st Qhurch. oi

lilo yearns”

trounced that It; would generic the

coil, end will lenV9gon,,Septernber 16th.

 

 

The service toluene morning. In
the 8outh Norwnl truncations),

Church will be the use one until Son‘-

thither 1 the hutch belies customs

following two undaiio. wh en the psi!-
Int; Rev. Poul Mimi‘s Ntruyer, will be
away on his vacation,

 

~Lhdles and ‘ge‘nt's hats renovated
O’Brien.

The choir eye of St. Paul's Episco
pol Church, orwalk ore spéndin the
were at the Riboow’em House, with

 

Shim, {WI-moldy“ thé’ 01!! {film h0'1lffltt“ltf

the entronce- to the mint. between the
I hes. ”They, will rhm9n over next
Sunday, and will turIi‘I‘slI the music at

, st, Iohn' s Churcheaitermsn service- ,

.At the Iron at Eshlen Chevnller,n
Norwigh linear, denler,,r ehfepifism his
lien on hungry.“

 

ls corn nd or troo— ml
I'm ohhtln‘i‘lea uni "
were (crushed Chevalier paid a
'oMIo and chit:

 

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, longer hutcusIII‘III‘I‘a 133""

r otv, s _ w 0 our, .,
gush, con 9111 9'; Hanover Pri'rlt,

oriden. on Wednesday. August 819E , "

There will be a his parade in the In,
Inc. IdllovIed III the uttetnoon Iro‘

 
 
 
 
 

, ,, 1.915, o’clock with a first class barbecut ""
Several Nor silt butchers nod grocers

ll be In e. tenii'dnce.
4-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' '- 9.3 tars hits hpti Eho biggest
wnsh soods house»: It, ever, III‘MI trod

Itli re re Inore short lengths than
ions or encompasses In newest style.

2,' ”Missal! 19mm? or smooth cloth.

em bargains for Wheelinen-ébsr-
shine to be shopped at without delay
8ts' tires, gunrsnteed to January 1.

 

Humor-d No.'Iotlres.Ii185
rti'ord No.71 urea. 32 15

Basement the, iterator stairs.
2N . .- are It's

 

Inc to still every one in the
”The bathing season is at Its.
best. Down so the nrlcos.

’I’wo- piecesuits In navy hide and

Two piece suits in wide alternate
stripes, were '1. 25. 95c.

At "Sportsmsnfg Corner"

Basement, near center stairs.

For the ‘ , bound for menu»

 

.s curetul , alter sent us several
"' robotics. They're the

 

 

99ch made. , are, high roiling collars.
3nd s‘jill't llned‘I hoods. Never, saw silks
in hoods thdt' were as good I match.

as thoroughly nice was the, lot that
It was kept. Price is tempting. $6. 75.

Cloth Jackets and Etons for wear of
n cool moi-hing or evenins. 83 76 and
35.

Second floor.

some ' ry nice 3nd due or to waists
rummn'ge for $1 2 The enr-
iier ssusou prices were :1 75 and $2
(a. few were 3333; ~tiIe summers price
is“ to‘ class as the lot.

Washable shirts sud colored waists
W981i the rumhiuse too.

 

 

block edged with color. were”: 9,760.

III on oo.,,
“r1159“? OII ,Psiritigss, halt price, st ,2 ‘69” ‘ II E -

 

m. {est '5
big: In 31‘ngde ’
6;st-
-. eras one man dished Oerer Was 39,
overcome by smoke that he had to be}

 

The Proper one“

no PIIIII‘I' or mere '

IS NOW
The Proper Man

TODOITIS

Jacob A. Rudder.

33 .90er MAIN mm:
orposn'smmwo isr

' sohth wing or e brison. Iii" cell Is

 

‘ of religious Journals and n icy yo! the
IBlhle. Mrs Rath'biln sinus or i

"etw en
918 '

, 77w Walton's cicadand toolI‘lvhcn'yoa.

”II': P»-

“13rd is the of her two unfortunate
children w ‘o hare eon deprived oi

’34
_ A

W's'ef'o
Gas Ran

77:: rest of the hoasc'ls amiss com-
2Mforiabl¢ That's because. '

me 3937' IS concerns m: ssh

whey. The bod I; . Trolley Line tit New Britain Must Be

Mrs. Anne: M. Nothbnn. who was con
tensed to stein prison for life at the
April tertu of the new I'Inven Superior
court for poisoning her husband and
whose when Iron: sentence Is now
pending before the Supreme court. his
been unsigned to a cell on 9 ground

 

tier or that we, ens: cum-re

immscnietely clean its anl ornament
being‘stsoIt 991939; '9Itcolor 'd‘, Blikfifim
two I) 0 tires ,3) r s and agist-y ox;
(Island. The sham stand w lab is hi
lowed in the, 6cell is coyored WI h copies

mpris
omen" has developed a strongly relig-
ions tendency. Is It devout attendant ut
the chops], and fish“! most or her
shire ting ending the religious
, nth s which '9

on

 

the seems as happy
. “ghost circumstshces could
, "eh ,‘nnd it is,‘ a question with
In‘hny who knew her it her lot is us

both thus: end? no

 

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“ ’ l'u'tlt 1860a.

The ontlon‘s" which the Connecticut
It Lighting Co hold on land
which the, trolley
rum, “which
my. sound
éxl fete

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

" r 0
.tor, subject. The (Ivontnéss III Gun

This will he the his segvéco III, the

' the creations service at 7: 30 In. Ladies white lawn shirt waist fi'tilv

ennvrmr BAPTIST seduce-.- eou‘tu sleeves, 31. . so. we...

Anvs'lv'r cnnlsrei'i'v'rcuoncu Van "4 Washington Street, South

or. pursue cannon. North Main 3m" “”3”“ “am” ‘° “”9“

be Is supplied. Her ~

times It looked so It the wind. might

‘ My

. Ehusclrcri'

Ass J. Van (heft wIl preach
Erenlh ohertory solo by

liars. hurtwa

WA ,

‘ West, avenue and W ,
out Moore Strays pus»
sermon by th

Anthem. Vaults. Pep
solo. Miss Wood: quintet. with
obligate. Seek Yo the Lord. Roberts.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

"""°" “5'“ Sshts'lu I sHiR‘I' wme'rs son you. 2 .
.3“ in the, midst of the shirt»

wording its-on. sort these, style
,vhil It‘s at lowsr prices then you‘ve,n
v known like Qualities to sell (96,:
otorog ~
.Ludios' shirt wnls't. colored stripes,'
Nplaiu buck. bishop sleeves. 500. ,

RWA BA

W. II. Hubbard. peso err—The servicesw
will he held thidor‘ro, In their usu,
order. The, surly niorning preys
meeting Will' he held at 10 a. In... a
will he followed by the rqsul
. Enéfichillk service at 10:30 a. 1.3.,

"3 3‘31“”! W“! meet at 13 In. Toadies sailor collar shirt waist. d

evening the Y. P. S. 0 EM” 1'2 plain book, tucked white chemisetto.I
,nt 3,: 3,0 9.. on. and will be followed by blshpp sleeves. ti

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

All seats are Iron and s cordla wel— c'y trout. tucked buck. bishop sleeve.
some will nwdnit. strgnxfirs .2939 ,v. Mr. 50c. ,

Wood: bf B'I‘i touch! 1 prescli. The Ladies’ white lawn shirt waist. tucks
tOhio {or the Christian Endeavor ed and insertion trimmed trout. bish-
meeting Is 'Enemles and Arms' op sleeves. $1.

Efihoslshsl vi., IIIHSI' 'MaderIJ -_ I. dies' black Inercerized sateen
Tylehf s'hir waist tucked front. bistros

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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uheulifficiiiwh't'iT'S“$33.33? THIN SUMMER UNDERWEAR " 1332313.":
pastor-Sund'sy hervices,1l II I'n.. FOR WOMEN-' . "
I'ii'afii'nggsgiiaoge s'E'EveitI'IglgI'tlingotg'e Four special lots whlch are welt “finbgffgtggg 09
who.» reques‘gs every me her of the mu" "m '°°""'“ '"'°' ' Men’ (I Idiom
school to be present the reuse tor voi'e'l'gmfnr'e'ir 1:93;“)! ribbed vests, 10° crate gui‘iu‘ to
iiith'siE'ii'tn'iiiEtireimti agacgffi‘g‘: 93%? Women' 9 extra size vests, low neck M9“ 5 and
desvor meetings 8 p m., preaching no sleeve, 26c grade; special 19o. shirts. with 0"“ .
by the pastor theme' “It Behemoth Womens Faust Mills jersey ribbed“ “*9 collars and iii!
Us To Fulilli All Nighteousness,” vests, high or low neck long or short lI‘llotfiul, 49¢ each. »

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

sleeves. 25c each. Mons dine. quell
' Weekly. Tuesday, 8 p 1’" prayer Children's jersey vests 12350 qusl- separate ,cuIl’s, shI
meeting. led by Brother Jackson and Ity 10c. white collu’r‘s me.
John Easier; subject. Bring Your ' . , ' .2 ‘ ‘

Brother With You. Genesis xxxx'ii.

 

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Zoom avenue. East Norwslk Rev
J.W W..Duvis,' hunter: Preaching. at

10:30a. on, and-7:301). In'. by Rev.
E L Amwmm Sunday school. 12 2 Anvsansen LETTERS. . The same worse

Following is a list or letters romaine town and stick til k'
on: Loyori Wor'grers' meeting. 6:15
o. In. , Seats tree. shod singing, and Ing uncalled for at the following no! when ten hoopla

offices for the week ending August herself sick worlds.
cordial welcome to all the services. 10 1901. women she has n

GERMAN EVANGE‘LIGAL.

,th - “A. .. M. ..-..,.... ..... w..-“ ”Waw~*..

Mrs. Mable Brown 96 Cedar street
street. Preaching service he usual _ '
st '1. 30 o'clock. tomorrow night by UI 0- Butter. Eruptionsc‘u

31‘: liter Theodore III-suck, or i’on firg'affi'fi'firmny fifa§s°f$gtgnd§q '
on or. , ‘ . .
Mrs. Amends Everett. cure for piles. Be
GERMAN LUTHERAN. _ . .
ST‘ PETERIS ,IGEIJBGH NORTII 0. hi. Emma. BeISlil‘e yougetth

Main streak—Preaching Sunday ov gggpfi'_e%o§::hen 09mg" ,0' Stills
eating at, 7. so ocloclt. by the Rev Mrs. Roseannu 'Knapp .
Thgodore Raw" ‘0: Port Chester Henry Lyle, 80. Main street. a story about a. spell or
GERMAN EVANGELICAL. . R Mont read a novel ,
GERMAN EVANGEIIICAL CHURCH. “mas S'mm ' . I.
Charles A. Brockn'reior, pastor-Sm Robt 690' St's'rck
vices every Sunday afternoon at 2 Mrs 'Alhe'rt Wagner
chock. In the Swedish Congress ' F‘ E (EROWII‘ P M
tions'l Church . I Ngmhlé J- - -
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE. 1“ Camp ‘ .
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE M‘m Michael Down 9
II, p. In. 100 East avenue. Mrs. A ' ‘y'

Mr. A. Flevel. .2 ., ,
albkngggy' First Reader. A“ are H. D. Hekkemnn. BEWARE OF 01 TM ”A g
MISSIONS Mrs. Elizabeth Knrns. TARRH,
2. ' James J. Manlly. as mercur will
SOUTH NORWALK MlSSION~Regu~ Louis Mitelstsat Y
lur service tomorrow afternoon, at Mrs Julia Roy ; In;

3:15 o'clock. Come and enjoy the Miss Lu Pl'unkett.

 
 
 

 

 

service. Good singing and speaking. Arthur Snnynski. articles should ,9:
W A. J. Smith. on rescr tlo 5
70° "“0" FOR RACE Charleen. Weed. . ciII‘I'I's. ns'E'hen '
Worst incl-ulna for Cont?“ the Men _ 13.8". KE'HH' P M 32215:” 6.2;“
ave Boon for a car. ‘ DRY ROT AF 1- R E “W1.
BATEMAN’S POINT. R. I. August is G AP 3' 83'," $233"? ”
10—-It Was almost 100 thick 101‘ 39"? Produce Dealers Expect a Poor Marl and Is taken In '
navigation in Narragansett Bay this .. I, kot from Early Crop. . I own the blond .

morning and much too foggy I'or yacht
racing. It was certainly the worst
morning for a. contest of the lug
yschts seen here this year and it

 
 

Local gsrdeners, who go In healvlly
for the production of stones for the tnIrh Cure be sure
market. are III at sellers thlshseasou him i 9,} India ali'lenh

cause u dry rot is p, dying svoc wit ‘ n 0 8 0. 0
3‘3; ggttggfigfiigiigsfiifi WW I“ it the grapes and threatening to ruin Testimonials I'r'eé
The direction 5: tbcp'wlnd «no hot “if““fif” ff" “‘9 ”a" , 319,80“ by mum“
mos 9 en 1‘8 grime gl'OW Hg 1‘8-
”TOW“ 3“" Improvement but “I sign In and about New Haven. Bron. 2 Hall’s anIIyPIII
lord and other neighboring towns
where grapes are grownrsre shouted,“

According to one grime grower. I
' more than hell, the fruit on the vines Is

tun (d olreitdy‘,n nd at this season or
the ~vy.‘.edr‘ they no scarcely shown
slgrn; 09 coming co'Ei Inufaui‘ityI I I"

e on“: use co d spr us
which was ex'ner sliced In this section I The” ‘5 “2“
sad a detrimental there‘s oxen, their 9“ W“ “hm
growth. and when such west er Is 161‘- men s WM"
, lowed by a summer w {rich Is as In? - ,
h' to é-tlli‘s Iit'ef t'h .

of the system. ,In

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

burn through the mist.
The yochtsmen were early st the
dyscht club station disco

 

 
 

 

ch; 11er-
noses tor

 

 

 

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