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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 29, 1902 · page 5

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Solo :nd Quartet-«Lei All the
Earth in Gloom In Shrouded. I

in Rec. when It Will! About the
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In an Canton—Nailed to the
toss.
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no Recs—Behold ThoIo
a Man. Named Joseph.
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(ll Ill nor Soloé—Fear Not Ye.
Soprano Solo and Quartet—~The Night
1sIGone, the Shadows Flee.
prone. Alto Tenor and Baritone
i r‘ Solosw-Ail These Mon Whom .lc

«— once lie linto You.
ctr—ORTbou Who Ruiest 0' cr ’Hca-
ven and Earth.
south Norwaik Baptist.
The special Easter music. In- tho
South Norwallt Baptist Church tomor
row morning will include an ofiertory
solo by Mrs. Lee on B. Tripp. In the
‘ oiling ére wt 1 be on Easter can
by tile Sunday school. Rev. C.
Shelton, of Norwalk field secre-
my of the Congregational Home Mia
plenary Society, will preach in the

sunny Episcopal Church.
11 choral celebration at the Holy

Bninby
Tnliis

. . Cantos Polemius

gems Hundred.
. . . . .- ..... 'l‘uclterman

...... Tonus Regius
l . Strife in O’.er
leg/urging. Thanksgiving and
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8% 1st, Mrs. E. B. Manville.
O‘RN G 11 A.. M.

n—.——.The I_ Strife in

 

Our Passover. Hodges
........... Martin
Martin

Dav-Welcome. Happy Manning.
lory AntiIem——Behold. Ye Despis-
.......... Parker
......... Morbecko
Martin

 

libelous! Hymn—Jesus Christ In
Risen Today.

‘2 CHORAL EVENSONG, 7. so P M.
Promosionai hymn—rho Strife

is

Nails Dimittis . . . . . . .‘ ....... Foster
Am ~Behold Ye Despisers. Parker
-~Christ the Lord Is Risen

min

Oilertory, Soprano Solo—The Return
Heaven . . . . . . . . Blumenl nine
Ifigionai Hymn—«Christ the. guard
I sen Today.

" Romilly F. Humphries, rector;
Bayard .1. Sims organist and choir di
0 01’.

........ . Wiegand

........... St. Clair

. . . . ....... _ ......... iSt. Clair

‘ o _. . .................... St. Clair

. ory .......... M.A‘_Melvll

' tus.....¢ .............. . ..Mar‘so

_ ’Afi’lius Dela ........... . ....... i Marzo

« on Nob .............. Leprevcst
‘ VESPERS 7: 30 P. M

emu... ......... A F. Lejeal

t Dominus .......... A. FchjeaI

. .. ..A F. Lejcal

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\an interesting Easter
Hungarian Congrega-
Ely ayenu‘e, tomorro
rogtam Will consists

Reading Club will, be
The entiremrg,
t it Ill

*Piano and organ. Symphonic
collides," Zora“ Calls.
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s. Lillian Sher-wood
whlrk. Mrs. Reed Banana. Horace
Hatchback Nash Organist and

Alex. 3 Gib " at the piano,

 

no Credo.

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Snuctns In F .... Tours

Bonedictus Qui Venit III I‘. .Siuincr
Agnus Dci in 10.: .......... Siaipor
Gloria III Exculsic, III F ...... ’I‘ours
Nunc Dimiitis ........ ’l‘ouus Regine.
Recessionui Hymn. 112 ...... Worgun

Chapel of Our Hoiy Saviour.
EVENSONG, 7: :Iii P. M.
Proccssionnl Hymn 1‘21 . .Pnlehtrinai
Festival Versicics ............ Tailis 1

Propei Psalms ....... Trinity Psaltcr'
Magnificat. In G .......... Martin
Nuns Dimittie,,in G .......... Martin
Anthemwl'Am He That Liv‘eth. Adams
Othce Hymn. 122 ............ Dy kes
Oilertory AnthemMWhy Seek Yey the

Living ........ g ............ Slipper
Recessionnl Hymn, 112 ..... Worgan

Grace Church.

FESTIVAL CELEB A’II‘ION. 10: a.) '
Processionui Hymn 11 Palestrlnn
Introit—a-‘Chrlst Our Passover,
.................. . . . .. Humphrey
Kyrie Glcison in F flat. Stammers
Credo in F lint .......... Stammers
Ilymn, llii ........... Maitin
OffertmyMThcy Have Token Away
My Lord ..... . ............ Sininer .
llymn 118 ............... Divey
Sanctus in II. lint ........ Stnmmcis
Benedictii's QIII Vcnii in 11' flat.
..................... Stnmmcrs
Agnus Dei in E flat ...... Stammers
Gloria in Excelsis In E Iint. .Stammers
Recessionni Hymn, 112 ...... WoIgan

EVENSONG, 4:15 P. M.

l’rocessionnl Hymn. 121. .Palestrlna
Festival Versicles ..... . ..... .. Tnllis
Mngniilcat. in A ............ StaincI
Nunc Dimittis. in A ..... Stainei
Anthem—Hallelujah Chorus . .Handei
Offertory Solo—Ilosa‘nnn -—-—— Granier
Roccsslonnl Hymn. 112 ...... Worgnn
Norwaik Mothodist Episcopai Church.
10: 30 A. M.

Theme of tho mor uing sermon “Tho
Il’och of the Resurrection." '
Miss Agnes llittlejohn violinist. will
assist. the; choir at both services.
PrcIIIdc-«"Cor(Ination March“
...................... Meyerbecr
Violin and Organ.
Gloria Patrl ....... Mo‘ineke

Hymn—Anthem, "Christ the Lord is
Risen Today" ...... Henry Wilson
Anthem—‘ Angel Roll the Rock Away"
......................... Adams

Oi’fertorwaIOIiII solo “Adagio"

............................ Rios
Miss Littiejohn.

Solo—~“Golden Harps Are Sounding“
.................... J L. Brown

Miss Stanb. ‘
Anthem-“Ensth Bells Are Ringing"
Brnckctl
.Roberts

PostIIIde-‘Postiudc in F‘..

7.30 P. M .

Theme ot‘ evening sermon
Peace of the Resurrection."

Preiude~“March oi’ the, Priests”

............... Mendelssohn

"The

Violin and Organ.

Anthem-"Easter Bells are Chiming"
..................... Loud
Gloria Patrl . .............. Holden
Anthem-"Awake! Thou That SIeep-‘
est” .................... Holden
Offertory—Violin solo, "Angeis' Sere-
nade" . .................... Brage

Miss Littlejo‘hn.
Salts-“Easter Song". ‘ .\'an do WateI
Mrs. Ross.
Anthem—~“He is Risen". ..: Schilling

Foothills—“Hallelujah CilOlllS"

_ , .........'-....\.. Handel
The choir Mrs. Imogene Ross so-
rsno: Miss Annie Staab oontralto,‘

P. Price. Ctenor; Leonard T Whit

ney, hasspC . G. Ives organist: Miss
Agnes Littlejohn violinist Miss Olive
Gray, violinist.

First Baptist Church, Norwalk
Organ Voluntary. ..,7_ . _
Doxolcgy.

Anthem—Jesus Christ is Risen Today

.............. Francis J Barrett

Hymn ROB—Easter vaInII Alleluia.

Scripture reading.

Offertory—aEsterI Anthem Christ Our
Passover in E flat Dunks

Hymn 302—Promise. Henry Smart

Sermon by Rev. T. DeW. Van Doren.

Hymn 302—1131“ the Day That Sees

Him Rise '
EVENING.

' Organ Voluntary.
IAnthem~Benedictns E

.......... . . . . .. Dora Coggsweil
Prawn. . , .
Hymn 318 ................. Benjamin

. Scripture reading.
It Offertory solo—>Easter Eve

Miss Clara Van Doren.
Hymn 320—Crown Him With Many
eCrpwps. -. 1,. .

.Hymn 3164Autumn

organist; Miss ‘N‘ollio M. Disbrow.

. .Sfiniznnos, Mrs. 1:18. Marsh. Miss Clara .
{Van' Doren Mrs. D S Hall. Mrs" E.

firs. D. Gould, Ml‘l

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DIrectros‘s. Mrs. D Gould. Pistor
Rein-21‘ Dew. Van Dorem ,

. ca". Starling-’3. ,
, ‘ HIG MASS, 10: 30. . .
Prelude 0 F11 l ......... ‘ .. Guilmant
Monoclonal—Christ the Lord Is Risen

Today,
Vidi Aquam ....... Webbe

Queen 01 Heaven Rejoice.

. ‘I Sanctuary Choir.
Kyrle.” .....
Gloria.

Tracer
. Trust
f

Terra Trenuit. .‘Wjegand
Sonatas—La Macias Mass of St.
Threat

nooolllooolololioa

s

Gounod

IlccossiunuImChIist in Risen Flinn the
Dead.
Sunc‘iuui y ChoiI.

I'osiimic .................. Lcmmops
‘ VESPERS, 7:30 P. M.
PI oiudo~4 Iosnnun ........... Wuchs

PIoi-osslonnl
‘ Sanctuary Choir.

Domino nd Adiuvnndum McCabc
Dixit Dominue ........... Mchbe
Confltebor .................. McCabo
Bentus Vir ................. McCabc
Lnudute Dominum .......... McCabe
TerIa Themuit ........... . Wiegand
Magniflcst .7. .,..I..I..... MoCabe
Regina Cncli ..... ' ‘. ........ Wiegnnd
0 Salutaris .................. Verdi
Tanium Ergo g ............ .. Wiegnnd
llecc'ssional. ' . .
Eanctuary Choir. .
Polsiiude ..... . . . . ........... .WBly

E_dwnrd F. Hands. organist

Grace Baptist Church, Norwaik.

ORDER OF SERVICES.
II n. m.-~.PrayeI:, praise and preaching
‘l: 30 i) m—v-Bible school.
6:30 p m.-—Chrii-Itinu Endeavor meet
ing.
72.10 p. m. ~Thcie will bu Easter ex
- orciscs by the Bible school. consist-
lug of songs and recitations appro
prints. An Easter offering will be
taken.
The concert will be under the direc.
tion of the Sunday school and church
committee on progxwum C. I) Lloyd

superintendent. J. D. Whitehead scc
rotary; Miss M Maddox ..H Hill
inrd Misc. 0. Harris, and ev D. C

Thomas, pastm who will open the sci-
vicés. banter music will be rendered
and there will be solos by Miss C liar
Iis Mrs. Grant Miss Thomas and C
I) Lloyd. PIoi’ Francis Anderson will
picsldc at the oIgIIu
MIDWEEK SERVICES.
'i‘IIuIsdny ii p m.. Icgular covcnnni
mccting. A cordial wolcomc is cxtohd
ed in all. All seats me free

East Avenue Methodist

At the East Avenue Methodist. Epis
copul Church iiIc following music will
be Icndercd by choir at the morning
service: .
Antiwar—0 Joyous l1 aster Morning.

...................... Schnccitcr
Tcnor solo—«Tho ltcsurrcction. Holden
Anthem-«Why Sock lo thp Living
Among the Dead .............. Macy

The evening service will be conduct.-
cil by the Sunday school and will con-
sist of songs and recitation: by the
infant class and junior members, foi-
‘owcd by u cantata. The Rcsurrct‘ztion.
by Charles Fonteyn Mnnne‘v. consist—
ing of solos f sopIuno team and
baritone trio for women s voices.
quartets imd choruses and will be Ion
(lined by the senior mombcIs, accom
Ipaniod with the organ, piano and vio-
ins

Advent Christian Sunday School.

Te Deum Lnudnmus ...... T. 51. Lloyd
Scripture Lesson,
F S. Ainsworih
Singing—a“ like Oh EnIth.
- School.
Anthem—“Christ Our Passover.
.................. ll. N.
Recitationr~Pruiso on Earth,
Philip Merriam.
iit‘I‘iUlUOII’MTilG duster Story,
Funny White.
SoioaGlory to Theo, My Lord This
Night ..... Charles Gounod
Fxcrc‘ise—How We Earn Our Mission
Money
Six Ohio and Four Boys.
Recitation—41o Shall Rise '
Grace Kosmccki
Motion Song,
Infant Class.
Recitation-The Little Missionary.
Olive Bonnet.
Exercise—Jinn Opening of the 1..in
Seven Girls.

llnrilctt

Exercise,
Miss Lottie Lockwood and Master
Harry Saunders.
Recitation—«The Living Voice.
Ethel White.

Lillian Walsh.-
Exercise—An Easter Posy.
Six Little Girls.
Recitation~ChrIst is Risen
Robbie Worden.
Solo—~Resurrection.
H. R. Shelly.
Recitation—What a Little Child Can
do.

Solo,

Emma. Kosmecki.

Singing,
‘ School.
Exercise—The. Cross and Crown
Ire Boys.
Recitation—Easter,
L'ee Jones.
Recitation-An Easter Legend.
Elsie Fox.

Singing-Pretty Flowers,
. Five Little Girls.
Exercise—~A'n Acrostic on Easter,
.811 Girls
RecitaionwAn Easter Story.

. Charles White. .
Recitation—I1 Listen for the Coming of
His Feet“ 7... .
Irons Jones.
Exercise—Life s Problem in Addition.
Anthem-0 Sing fluid the Lord. .

Closing Song. j
School.
Benediction. '

Christ Church Ecol Norwalk.
0 Mass will be said at 6: 45 a. In. Rev.
Father Coerr will be the celebrant and
Fried Andrews the server. The Sun-
day school choral service will be held
at 3 p In:

 

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Emcessionol has-mm Strife is On. ‘
Lord's Prayer“ g. ‘

 
 

Magnificai .. ..

Credo. ,

.Eoflpome aw Foltai.

Carol-r-ilriiiihiliinster sums. No. mm.

Address.

Presentation of Fiowmu and Money.

Hymn. Mil—mom the Tomb Whoic
Jesus Slept

Final Collects.

'ilecasslonul,217~Josus Chiisi Is ills
on Today.

EVENSONG AT 7: 30 l’ .
I’IeludemGI‘ent and Glorious . MHaydn
i’Iocessibnul I2I-— Tho SiI Ifc ls ()‘cr.

.............. Vicimy
Psuiterw- Proper“, I’suims 113, Hi Illlil

118.
MagnificntwKiitic.

Nunc Dimittln ................ Ito nd
()lilce Hymn. llowConIc Yo ii‘Ilitili'li.

Raise the Strniu Sullivan
Sermon. ‘

Rev. Fathoi (‘ocrr
()ffortory Hymn Iih~~Thc Day of
. Resurrection .............. MIIIIIII
Rtlctiililimlili lll»(.‘bIlsi the land is

Risen Today .., ......... Rimb‘nuit
Posthulcwl’risst's March From Atha-
Iin .............. Moudcissoim's

Rowayton Methodist Church.

Services at Rowuyion Methodist El)-
iscopui Church Easter Sunday: Morn-
ing sorvicc at 10:30 II. III.: sermon by
pastor upon the subject. “The Church
of Christ:” Sunday school at 1:30 p.
m.; Epworth League at, 6:15 p. “1.. sub-
ject. "The Risen Liie‘. Christ's. Ours."
loader .Miss May Raymond; evening
service at 7 p. m.. sermon by pastor on
Epworth League topic. Special music
for the day, as follows: “Jesus Lives
Again." by P. A. Schnecker; "Why
Seek Yo the Living Among the Dead.“
by W. E. Brown; "Consider the Lil-
ice." by l’uckard:‘ "Ho Rose and Left
the move" by II. P. Dank; ‘Day of
Days. " evening offer-.tmy solo by Rob
eIt E. Kline.

METHODIST CONFERENCE.

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Arrangements Made for Entertaining
the Ministers. .

The oillciui boom of Torrington
Methodist EpiScopul Church held In
special mooring Wednesday night to
recoch the final Icports of the com.
Inlttee of arrangements who have
been preparing for the conference. ..1
W. Hague. chairman of thc iinnnco
committee, reported that $1.400 had
already been secuicd for (onfcioncc
expenses. and be estimated that $100
more would be no‘odod Rev. J. H.
Bell who was called to Now ‘i ork on
account of his father's serious illness
loft ii writtcn report for thc commit-
tce on canvass for homes. showing
that the total number of ministers ai-
reaily provided for is 333. of whom
filo. (no to bo privately outcriuinod
and .37 will go to hotels. 27.9 mo 10‘-
l'liiCIi in 'I‘olriugi Ind tIIIcc III Ilur-wiiic
and SI in Win A. ll. Wiigox.
<:II.IIIIIIIIII of tho coInIIiittco (In coniei-
cuco dinner. IcpoItod that the con-
IInct had iml'll lot to Fred M. Jon-
uings for $1.000, to provide dinIIoI fm
300 guests I‘m the seven days and
that a foicc of 30 ladies had been so
cured in servo the meals. The com-
mittens on arrangement of church
buildins and on conference supplies
reported their work nearly completed.
Afth hearing the reports the board
vbied to hold the conference reception
In the city hnlh Saturday evening
April 5 and to leave the oraugcmonis
for details in the hands of tho dinnoI
committee. The. members of the: cm-
cIaI board and the oiilccrs of the
Ladies' Aid society will servo as u
Inception commi 1e

.. POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.

LEO DITRICHSTEIN'S SUCCESS

Next Wednesday cvcnlriz at Iloyt's
Theatre "Are You a Mason?" will have
its first presentaion in this city. The
piece is adapted from the German by
Lop Diirichstein. author of 'Aii on At:-
count of Eliza. " “'Are ion a Mason 1’"
Is wholesome hilarious Iollicking. It
is not a problem play-tbe wit is nl
ways discernible. The fun Is light
and insinuatcs itself. Into onII regard
at the outset. Women throughout tho
country will be vastly amused at tho

 

 

Bloodgood in the role of a fictitious

plications.
comedy of last season “Because She
Loved Him So " will he gratified to
know that many members of that
splendid prgenizntion have been spec-
inily sneezed for this production. The
moductidn is under the auspices of
the wanlk Fire Police .

THE EGYPTA CHORUS.

melodies oi the score of Egvpia have
captivated our local singers. Night
after night they assemble for practice.
apparently anxious to miss none of the
enjoyable rehearsals. The result will
be a remarkably excellent rendition of

him; of study on the dramatic notion
of the story the interest has increased
as each scene is revealed step by step.
The first shipment of special scenery
has been received and $10ch in the
opera house. It depicts many famous
historical localities. _

THE AMERICAN GIRL.

The A. Q. .Scammon Company
"The American Girl." drew two lurgc
audiences at Hoyt‘s Theatre. yesterday.-
The company so ported the popular
comedian George .1171“ who pleased
in the role of Ross Boltcr, an American
hustler. "The American Girl" is full 01'
good. bright comedy. and that It pleas-
ad was evidenced by the hourly ap-
blouse and laughter with which It was
greeted. ., I

FLEET IN: BEHRING SEA.
SAN FRANCISCO March 29—Every
short is being made by the navy de-

 

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f pertinent to have the entire revenue

cutter fleet in readiness to enter Bohr
ing sea and resume the duties of pa«
trolling that district at an earlier data
than usual Anillnilux of minors to
Nome and other mining camps of
Alaska is expected this season which
will render thespreseiice oi the out
tors imperative; '1 .

. SPEED OF AUTOMOBILES.
CHICAGO March 29~The Chicago
board 01' automobile examiners has fix.
pd twelve miles an hour in outlying“
neighborhoods and eight miles In the
business districts as the
111 as may be propelled.
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Mason cntanalcs himself in many com-1
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Eruptions, Burns, Scolds and Files. lt
cures or no pay.
Baxter's Drug Store. i

A smooth man is one who rubs 0th ;

6%.!

must be in a trance.

 

ble. " says J.R
III

Millions know that
put on‘ a out Is Huck
relief." You don‘t have to

Ulcers. Sores. ‘Skin

 

I crlnnd the stomach.
Only 26c, at F. H. ICure will

i

 

way to he bailed out frequently

Wthc rcmodyihltoulolleold In...

 

GEORGE F. BEARSE. Sou-til Norwiaik 33119 g

 

PRACTICALLY STARVING. -
“After using a few bottles of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cur‘e my'w1fe I'eceivIsd per-
fect and permanent relief from a se-
vere and chronic case of stomach trou-
.Holly. real estate. In-
surancc and their agent, of Macomb
“Before using Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure she could not eat all ordinary ‘
meal without intense suffering She
is now entire cured. Several physio
inns and remedies had failed to ‘Igliav'ell
at _w,
any good food you want. but don t ovJ
Kodol Dyspeptsis
always digest It for you.
* .-

diet.

mlslnmnllol our, Mott-ho 3.1;qu

Laxative BroMuinincmeu

W

 

If the age or chivalry '..; riot dead it

Some men are'like boats—they have

'at our store 18 Main street.

» than after the fire.

State of Ohio, as. City of Toledo,
Lucas County
FIank J. Cheney makes oath that ho
is the senior partner of the 117m 0:
J. Cheney & 00.. doing business in t a
City of Toledo. County and State afore-
said. and that said (loin will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Cntarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
Hails CquIIi. Uuie.
FRANK .1. CHENEY.

Swarn to before me and subscribed

in my presence. this 6th day of Decem-

her ...1) 1880.
A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Hall's Cnturrh Cure is taken inter-
daily and acts iIectIy on the blood
and mucous su faces of the system.
Sand for testimonials free. ‘
F. J. CHENEY, & 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsts. 75c.
ilnii's Family Wilson: the best.

 

Notice .to the Parole In General
' That a special sale of Wines and
Liquors will take place this week (guy

is
reason we offer this special sale Is be
cause We have just received a car
load of bottled Wines and Liquors
which we are ready to dispose of

. at very low prices naming you a few

brands which the rest is too numerous
to mention:

Taylor Whiskey. $1 Hunter' a $1, Old
Crow 61 J. Popper Si. Wilson $1, Mar-
tell XXX $1.75, Henna. XXX $1.,66
Hostettors Bitter. 90c, incho'o Gold-
en Wedding 95c, Mount Vernon, 797.,
95c, Guckuhcimcr, in ., 05c, Monogram
90c. bid Nelson 759, olmorit 76c.BoIIr.
bon 76c, Lincoln County 75c Gibson
The, Holland Gin 75o. Old Tom cm 75:,
Imported Kimmei 75c. Imported Jam
I]??? 75c Irish and Scotch Whiskey

By giving us a call you will convince
yourself

BIRNBAUM Boos,
Norwaik. Conn.

18 Main St .

 

we when mvr m. i
was In rm: massive:

First . . . .
Are you Insured in a strong
company that is “conflagration-
proof"?

Second .
13.. your pulley correctly wrib
too by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of a
century is at your service.

JACOB M. LII mm

Fire Insurance

5 Railroad Place 50» Nona-Its.
W

Fire) Insurance

seems to be about the only commodity
bought Without regard to Quality.
There are as many grades of Insur-
ance as there are of merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for the
best quality; are you quite sureyou
are getting It? Better to know now
Our fifteen years'
expoIicnee on the subject have fitted
as to do this well. ,

Taylor a Guidon,
Telephone Call. 107-4.

 

I847. , V 19022
Plumbing and Steam Hut

Inn. - . . -
Hot Water floating.

Hot Air Hoailna.

STOVES AND RANGES.
SUA'I‘E AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gas . Fixtures, Metal Ceiling,
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?

etc.

, . 'l'no Jena 8 avenues Connor!

‘_ 17 wALt. arsenal; NORWALK.

 

..When you buy coal you want a full

. measure. Not only want thoauality

right but the Quantity as well. When

‘ you place the orderxwith us you are
‘1 . ; sure of satisfaction in every hit ofcool

you buy. -
Place your orders with us and got

. your moneys worth. Our price equal-
any and our coal-surpasses all.

"'2.
.I-D.‘

 

 

, savior-guts Mm
122 will... st. ‘3' so. ai-is.
erases once ’7. So. nudist

 

 
 

‘.. “app-Imam,

 

steam summonses “is;

 

 

 

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