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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 31, 1901 · page 3

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together. ‘

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Therofis a low temperature to the im-
mediate west at the 111911: with another
lathe southwest. Rains have been:
solidi-iii. from the lakes to Florida, the
greatest falls being 190 in Augusta
and 2.52 at Toled .

011 Tue eddy. . 1‘ 181111111 Normal
school will open at Willlmantlo.

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

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-New Youman Derby. O'Brien.
.W.

William Johnson, coacbnian in the

employment of Dr. Bennett, or North “

Main street New Cancellation removed:
his family 10 1161111111. ~

Green and Thrill,r ludbrbornted. ill

“13,133?er at 11311011101111.1011 1:11 Danbury

I 9091111161131. 11133.65 66-4
$0,800 and will" make hate. 1)

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indwell‘ s

 

 
 

 

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Rev W. W. T. Duncan and family. re-
turned last evening, from their vsca
tlon trip. A large part of the month
has been spent at Sorry, N. 8., canada '

 

Mrs. A. A. Graham and daughter.
Kate hays returned from a two months

visit with iriends in Toledo, Cleveland. ,

evena, 0.111111 the Pan~American and
Niagara Falls #-

 

 

A large gang oi men, vigorously us
his purpose stone more. ttrncted 11
36111181111113 gmatisntion poishlng the
bilirblé tile, or the (111110111 hotel
pharmacy, lfiet, night. '4

l "W ”1‘53wa litmtlib “ingest ci‘gsr in
the market the imperial Crown in the
1903‘? 95113168191321

The EpWortii Bea e praise service
of the First Met edict Episcopal
Church. tomorrow evening, will begin
at 6116,11ublect1 "Spiritual Asqunln
tanner’ leaner echo Greenwood."

 

 

The picnic of. the South Norwalk
Quartette Club, which was postponed
from, last Sundily on acount of the dis-
agreeable Weather, will take place to-
morrow, in Frederich's Grove, Clinton
avenue. .‘1 , .1 1.

Miss 1.111111 Keane of Grassy Plain
street Ecthel. entertained a large 11am
her gg‘l Danbury friends with a party
last evening, in honor of the Misses
Agnes Bartley and Agnes Delany. of
Bridgeport.

 

—Speclais tron) Kitchen Dep’t.;
High grade Lunch Boxes. 12% 111,100
161:; Jardinleres,’ all styles; Wash Boil-
crs, 39c: Wuub Boards. 26c; erngers,
82:1’0tt’s Sad Irons, 81. 26 set; Curtain
Rods, 5c; Brass Poles, 26c. M. S
811,111.11 61 Co. . ., . .

Rev W. W. '1‘. Duncan will conduct
the services at the First Methodist

burch tomorrow Communion ser-
vice in the morning. Dr. Pullman will
be present and assist. At the evening
service at 7:30, Mr.Duncan will preach
on the topic,"‘frho Old Paths!”

 

 

 

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Legit Spring Lentil

Fons Quarters spring Lamb. 1011 lb
Choice. Young Fowl, 140 lb. 1.
Spring Chickens. 11... .11 1.2 20c lb.
Prime Rib most. .i- L, . 12 to 1811 lb.

Public 11111111131

32 8011111 Main street

 

,,' change has charged against it many

, take place at St. Mary's Church. Wed-

. new corvette belch laid and many, oth-

11 will .;

11.1.11. ‘

,y ,1 No 111.119:

11s Mather 111 '

Mrs. 38119er Cummings. oi Orcb
and sistet.‘ he

£9.11 ‘ .
entertaining Miss 19ng 1111111111111 elf

birds Park. New York.

 

—-Dr. .1 0. 11161111:

from his summer vacation. Appoin,

. 7““ meats can now, be made ‘0’. dental»
work. 1 ~

 

C.

’ Mrs. Edwin 0. Dealer and Miss inst
Kceier, 111 Mott avenue, ve returned
home 116111, ,Port Kent, new york: 7,

 

 

, .Edwin It. Touue. who is now located
in Portland. Oregon, is expected to ur—
rive in town 111 11, few (1911's to make a
short visit.

 

’Tfi'approach of tail is felt in the
cool evenings that hays set in. The

severe colds. . ,

 

Mics Mattie Beach has returned home
to Fairfax. Virginia. alter spending to
summer with Mr and Mrs. lrving le.‘
at Main street. ;

bliss Wilson-e ‘ until. 91 Yonkers.
N. Y” who has con visiting her aunt.

 

 

returned home today. ,

 

The marriage at Daniel J Gormley
and Miss Elizabeth Muldowney will

nesday morning. September 4th.

 

m'—-Norwaik 260th Anniversary at
hand. Buy draperies, Flags Festoon
ingfiPlumes. Canes, etc.. at M. S. Smith

 

John P Mulvaney and Lawrence C.‘,
111111111111 have returned home to Chi-
cage, alter a visit with their aunt. Mrs.
John Keene, oi imndrd street. ,
The law chides 111-111111111111 and Dev-
is. in the Galactic building. are being
thoroughly, renovated throughout. A

or improvements made.

Edward Elw

 

and Mrs. Harry El
wood. who have can visiting the for-
mer,’ 11 parents. 1111 and Mrs. Cornelius
161111101130! Orchard street. returned
to Buffalo this morning

 

A fishing party composed of Smith
Northrop, John Cunéo, Arthur 81111111011
and James Sutherland Went down the
harbor. yesterday. in quest of snapper-11.
They report lair luck ands first-class
time. ,

 

Rev,,.loseph Pullman, will preside at
the setéond quarterly conglererfiloi to bl;
held a the, First Maine at p ecopa
Church 61111me at 9. 46 a, 111.. prey

requested to be present.

 

has returneli

Mrs Jaines Fol-bush pi, Qrchard street .1

ions to the regular morning service
All members of the joint, board are ‘

Ito
Sherlock Helms HA Conan Do
Philip W ,

 
 

in paper. boohs‘tiilit usually soil for
‘ double and more. 1,611: 1: 1

“d K W. Mahdfleld. oi blivannab, Goon

. sis. is the guest of. Dr‘. and M18111

1 _ Newblrll. oi Enstp‘fepue. ' ,
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Manners. Elwyn Baman.’
3179,88” spy some Merriam.
Bowers. l-lenry Seton Merriam.

Marielle;

 

‘1‘ Dull on. . , .
Triiby. D11 Mauricr.
In bank-shoe. right. rear.

FISHING TAQK‘LBn‘

furnish all kinds of tackle.
thing can and prices modest.
Rode 60b to 1215
ltcels 751: 111.66. 1
'Lines 111;: to $2. 50.
Shell hooks. 25c dozen.

WATER WINGE.

Every

pl“t er plisitlon.
11 11111132 26cc.
Bassinent, near‘elevator.

BLANKETS.

wanted.

11,. beauty: soft line wool.
(51163")8.

Front Basement.

CAKE. . . .

can lllllng' orders for calls.
cakel Light, 111.111., delielpus.
the best 9,1 1’1 us,

an Dusen cake molds are used.
a‘scment.

Ille Proper Time
1529101111;

The Proper Mall
Jacob A. Rudder

5, .

 

The Landlord. at Llon’ a Head. W. D.
The Cruise or the Cachslot. Frank

For w1.1111101- Day and, every other day
Sports on a corner" is prepared to

Made of rubber cloth that's air
tight. They support swimmers in the
impossible to sink

Many housekeepers are making their
selectionsoi blankets now and we are
holding them to be delivered when

There are blankets ior $1 75 a pair
and 161.113 58 a pair. One at 85. 60 is
weighing

The“ bakers are working hard as they
And such
And
any one can make
as good by a little practice It the Mrs

1111119113111”
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‘ ' ‘ro PAINT 0R PAPER

TODOITIS

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1 1 opposn'srhlvanlvosr

, k bull deli: 111111—
style, with 11111111

 

 

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Captain Saracen M. James. at Ohio.
will be at the Salvation Army barracks.

nig t. Last night, the Rev..1. W. Dav-
is. pastor of the Advent Christian
Church. of East Norwalk. assisted in

vlted to attend the meetings.

 

-—Men 11 and bbys’ c‘a’ps. C'Drien
en nominal-1.11.1111 he’s sen,
spending the summer ’in PSoiltilbnry
6111111111 1816' 1111' . the
late William 111an formerly 3991.1

tens - -

en 1.161114? ,

land has promise on

visit Norwich. the home of his one
1111. and the my will have 111111111111

e-number “of former

 

RN 8 81'. JOHN. Mgr
NW3” .1

he, Washington street bridge. to- .

the service. Every one is cordially ins _

WM ‘
Mrs. James Hinmap. aged sixtyesov
died, new, bud; nly, oi he‘artidleesse.‘

{by buliilzrl‘bsbm‘n in Emblbnd guns; ,1 .
o 1 n a a - , ,
a W" v w w °' “ g 1‘ more” IS 60110111111117er

 
 

other dils banished guests in addlltioill
os- ,

dents thew” will re- visit their old home .
‘ A 11111.1. LINE or 1100111111 111111111. ‘ " ‘

‘ Between
Meals

The kitchen 1 clean and cool When you
1:1‘Uee raw
Gas Range

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171.1111 because

[not where, needed. and cam 11:

notice. , ,1 1

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EAST AVENUE METHODIST. Ecol
ayenue. Rev; J. J. Faust, paatore- ,

 
 
 

so no 1111's onunom

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tor. 10 30

 

King of have my Shepherd is," 811

by: Gloria Patti. solo for soprnlto
selected; evening theme, "Stilt
Carina Christians "

1Com11‘ilnion service. 10- 20; 8111111,

8111100 12 joint meeting of the E -
worth League, and senior and illniOr
praying band led, by; Harry Grail
of the Junior Band
8: 310; prea‘dhiu as by the pastor, R

 
 
 
 

Deacon Taylor inohar p. m..5111)-‘
day school: 8:45 p. m. Christian En-‘
deavor sol-vice,7 led by the president.
.1... B. .Tll’ylorlz .

Marvell: Prayins Bands.
1; couonaoA'rloNAt.
sou-111 no

tlonni, corn
stroét,.ltev.1,1’aul

 
 

spbject. “A Measure of Capacityi"
111181111 66. 2 Atntheln. Slug
Alieluia Forth, Buck;1Am Alpha

George I) Egbert, pastel-«Morning

ed by the pastor. sabbath school 11
song service with up 1111 music
Thursday. énlng meeting at 7: 45.
The pastor will talk of his vacation
experiences.

PTIBTl

111111111111 strepts, Rev. D Q.
pastor—uServices. Sunda'y‘.1
Prayer 11.116111111111111 meetlils’: 6 11.11;

13281“:

denvor meeting; 8 p. 111.. preaching
by the pastor, after which there will
. be communion and the hand at tel-

come members
Tuesday,6p. 111.. Bible Union; Thurs-
day. 8 p. 111.. Prayer meeting. led by

t is oli'r‘l Grant. Subject. The Giant

Samuei 11111.41.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. EAST
avenue. Rev. Dew. '1‘. Van Doren
pastoihr-Servlccs at the usual hours
Sunday morning and event as.
Preaching by the pastor, on the sub-
dents of “Saul Culture. " and “The
flights Lilo."

ADVENT CHRISTliNT CHURCHJ Van
Zandt avenue. East Norwalir. W.
Davis. photon—«Morning. 10:30. Com-
munion and Love least;
111-11001.12 111.; Loyal Workers’ meet-
ing, 6: 16 1). 1a.;- evenlng sermon, 7: 30.
subject. "Preaching Christ." Special
singing by Blrchard Sisters trio.
SILVERMINE M. P. CHURCH.
Sill‘VERMlNE M P CHURCH. REV
M. A. Lowdcil, pastor—4hr; morning
and evonlna services tomorrow will
be conducted by J. N. Morgan, a
singing evangelist iron: Brooklyn N.
Y Services at the usual hours. Sun~
day school at 12, 111.
lost due a.
SOUTi-i NORW'ALK MISSION-41‘0-
morrow afternoon at 11:16. You are
cordially invited to attend this set
vice. Captain Bicktord will be pres
out and also. other simmers Come
and :11ch the services. 11 D. Brun-

dag

1 51111111111111 evAnaELicAL.
ET.PE'1‘,ER’S CHURCH. North Main
street Rev. Theodore Beach, 01 Port
Chester. photon, BleachingH at ,:7 30

m
1G RMAN LUTHERAN:
NORTH
Main streets—«Preaching bflnnday ev-
1 citing at 7: 60 o'clock.b alley.
Theodore Benita-lab" 1:61.- (greater.
ennui,“ I$111111: limo-‘11., bitch,
Charles A. Brbclrhlcier. 111111ng

 
 

o’cldoiiM

tlonai 0111111131.? 1, .11

CHRiGTlA‘N SCIENCE 6811\le
11813111 1111: owned sounds.

11 p.111. 1.1111 111111111 avenue: Mrs. A.

, A. Manor... 191,111.11 Bender.
welcome.

11111 Congrega-

 

‘by
were 1
or two ago‘an‘l‘lI 11:: made rapid stri es

1&5. evening service.
conducted by Norwailr: and East-

service at 10; 90. The sacrament of ; i 1
the Lord's Supper will be administei- 1 "

, GAP
CALVARY DAN‘lST CHURCH, South ,
Main firest,lhptween Washington and ‘

Sunday school 7 p. 111.,Christ111n 6311- 5

lowshlp given to those who are to 1111— ‘~
Weekly services: ‘

Slate Cuttler, oi Westport. and Sls- 1, 1
111-[ow Can we Stay Him? 1 .

 

Sunday '

vices oval-113111111119 ,rnoon at 21111
militia

All are . , M .
hlrtyiminutes .to ,an hour, hauyiipé ,

' Moore Sit-dyer, pas ,, 1
tor—10:30 a. 111., preaching service. '

and Omega. Steiner; The King 111 1 11
Love My Shepherd 1’s. Shelley. . ,1, 1
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ’

12 noon. Evening servic at 7: 30. ‘A‘ ‘ '17

good store; Jaimie

Who enters its doors is (1111111 , _ . ,
ace. we said When this busmess inst opened, in

would find this a good store to trade at. , ' "
It will with our enlarged all '
implored facilities, be a better store this ever.

You are cordiallll invited to attend the belong.

store.

 

welldmhled and commodlous ,
stole laiclll occupied bll Seo-
fleld (SE Hopi

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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J. A. HISLOP 8: CO...

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

THE PERFECTION OF DISINFEC-

TION1~- ‘ ,‘w ,1.’ 11

in an intclcstlng paper in the Sep-
tcmbel number of Frank Leslie 11 Pop-
ular Monthly on “How Yellow Fever is

Fought," the writer describes the re

01 New Orleans.

When the vessel has tied up to the
wharf the first step is the removal of
the bedding, clothing and cushions and
other cloth fabrics to the quarantine
shed. Here they are hung on a ironic
wolk consisting 0,! a series or theirs
suspended from u long car running on
11 track and so arranged that when the
racks are tilled the whole thing may
be run inside one oi the three great$
disinfecting bylindors like which 111.30
station is 61131119011

These cy ndérs are enormoils steel
boilers, fli’t test in length by eight
feet in diameter and titted inside with
continuous coils of steam pipe. The
cylinders are 60vercd with a'sbcstoll,”
and swathed in felt, and. when the
cylinder cells are on they are airtight.

side and the cylinders closed dry heat
is filmed through the pipes at a tem-

perature at 188 degrees. and this is
.i'ollowed by moist heat raised. to a torn
perature of 230 degrees.
sure of from six to eight pounds put
upon this steam heat is sulllclent to
lorne'lbthmugh heavy mattresses or

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are are opened. the racks

listed in Company C a y, at.

 

 

 

marilablc plecnution taken at the port .

oi til

When the clothing has been placed lll‘ .

The pro».

‘11 the evapbratlbn which raises; ‘

a halt. two lesldents oi the

port common council for

and

plague on the layout
bull

the. claims committee.

 
 

Followlns is a) 1110
big uncalled .ton

oiilcles.1.19r the...w

311
' . . 's‘ol'l‘o. Nomslk.
Miss A C. Caldwell.

Miss
John C Fancy.

Mrs. Owen P. Shorp.
1 ‘ "Christine Svenscn.

 

 

TRUMBULl. ROAD DAMAGES.
After waiting nearly eight y

ADV ERTI6ED LE ITEM. .
‘1‘“.qu remalD

“the olibnlng 1108
week ending August

Ferguson Department Store.
as 111.1 11

Miss Sadie A. London. Belle island.
[Belle its,» '

 
 
 

__ ,Washington Street. South Nor-walk

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

rs and
1llmbuil

road have put in, claims to the Bridge '

damages

caused by the layout or the road. They
are Frank '1‘. Ward and Mrs Mary Gra
llama-119113111111 communications
signed by their attorney, .1. D Tocn’l ’
cy, Jr. stating that on May 1.1696. the
comma council accepted the repo‘gs
3W5"! of appraisal of bone 11

of T111111;

ad, in which damages of $20.0 Alike
were awarded Wards father and 3900
awarded Mrs. Graham, nifithcr of
which they claim were paid, although
$1100 benefits were assessed against
obbol‘ property owners on the street.
of which several hilndred dollars we
paid the, .city. Ward claims $290 Vi
interest rol- eight years and
#11111 a total of 660,0. while
Mrs”: manlms 9,900 with inter-
ailing m61,100,,1‘111331 threaten to
lb‘lbg suit unless their claims are al-
lowed. The matter, was returned to

tour

 

Miss Alice E Buell. Belle island.
MisshGraco Daiy, care of Mrs. 0.1

 
 

 

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An English .pabdi' Ki
terms “thirteen .mlstalle 0111

1 To measure the enjoyment
by our own.
To expect uniformity 61
this world.
111110011 for judgm
ill vo b’th

To endeavor to bull

uni!

To look for perfection in 0,
items.
To worry ourselves and 9611:1118
what cannot be remedied.

Not to yield in 11111111116

Not to alleviate all that 11,9

‘ viction as tar as lies 1 ‘o’

. Not‘ to make alloll’

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

wrcbl; hell. .ealiow comp ’
diced look, it's 11 or
King" a New Lite 11111
or, purify the blood ‘
rosy cheeks. rich“
2611 11111 Be tar
lllggs’ ‘1ng store

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