IILvilLl be connected
srlands or all colors.-
G ngineers are studying
has the costliest col
, boxes in the world
G areot solid gold bud
Iin
ItGi r. Talmndgo.
his sermon
Mob Asleep "
statesman Pitt while on
ly inlaid with fine gold
tern
G out of the diamdnd
es, railroads and 1mm «ltGL ‘7: 30 Lo’clo‘ck
nestle Work for
ddy. April 22d.
well as palatial homes
rice and in Hamburg. Uh
LL. he has not had politics;
(lantern C,
to the, othcial report of the
uses) druggists l'or GoGMGIIGI-Lch
4 gallons of beer L9 LL
fixation of " it to
GGG'eVlLeL.
litreésed loony “
Venlte in
Hymn. 404
lGlLl‘l‘OL‘IYI
He was it prisoner to: .‘
the III Lulby and As..- ‘
Evening Hourst'
8
- mar, METHODIST EPISOOPALL
HunoH
At the morning service Rev. W. W. V
’1‘. DI‘I‘ncon will preach on the nestl-
ludes. from the topic, “What Jesus
I3nid About Happiness. " The children' s
.ItLa‘liI will be the second on the boyhood
I I or David. topic. “Carrying the Armor.”
‘\t the Snudayachool hoGur Frank A.
Ferris will teach the men ’s Bible class
in exchange with Rev. Duncan. who
will address the Lamont Club, at the
Congregational Church
people‘ s meeting et 9 o'clock will con-
‘ alder “Misliouary Activity-w’l‘he First
Christian century and the Twentieth.’
.Viie's Sadie Valentino leader. The eve.
prelude will be on “The Passing
lolly invited to attend the evening scr.
. M. G. A. NOTES.
L 1 be no Gmeetlng Sunday
The? Board Lot Directors will hold its
I e Senior gymuostic class wlll col-
abrote the closing of the indoor gym-
a. ‘ladies’ night entertainment on Tues
The (rinsing reception tor the spring
L‘L lesson Will be held on Wednesday eve-
mug“ Int 8 o'clock and a line concert
M. C. A. baseblill tooth. desires to have
all the prespootivo candidates for the
loom to report at the Baxter grounds
or practice..eyery pleasant evening
during the” cooling week. at 5 olcloch.
V GRACE CHURCH MUSIC
Mating, 10: 45 a. In. ..
Pmceseionnl Hmen, 489 ..... .
I. LssLuscu‘u‘qop-
L-Lls‘tln 3nul r‘y
Primal-ed on ay by “Li? l’rvrietorhg‘gouu BASIN»
The young
" The subject oi” the
will be "The Young
Young people sense
the spring season by
% I
II. LaHill, oi the Y.
........ ..LBa00n
.Wodward
I. onerloryeI-Theliord is My tight» I. HIL‘LL‘L'L' '
“G G G‘. l'l’ ’ .
raes’sgignaléarmu, 51:5 Chloe
Festival Versicles ............ 'i‘allis
Maguiflcnt in D . .......
[lune Dimittis, in D ....... V. Field
Hymn 458
Oifertoryw. How Aminble . ..
Recessional Hymn, 478.
MUSIC AT FIRST CHURCH.
while at the Pilot Church. Norwolk,
Mélfhins"
'5 Prize Song from “Die Meistcr-
- I»Wogoer; Anthems. "God; to
W . I 31 . the venue.
Fioi (1L
Haydn
West
.lnnoocnts
Prelude. Web
be F0 I
.ni enable. ”i‘h‘tl
litsenI postlude.
etelber. Even~
Conllihfil
o
Eivy L
.‘There is an Hour at Hello
nby: postlude Prelude
LILI‘i‘ILl
u Norm Gk ‘33....
NEONHGIILL
ISIG-iGOULG EL T OAPTAING BETTE-
LIMP
ev wherein
A Correspondent Baileys he was Boot
Tax Collector the City Hod.
Iilditor Evening Sentinel: I
Sir: The people or ‘Ihmo or mus
ore to be congratulated upon the out
that they have one Widely circulated
newspaper wheloin matters or great
public interest may be discussed by
the citizens. within proper limits, e‘l
though the opinions expressed may not
always agree with those of the editor. 3
A paper conducted ou any other lines
is not representative or public opinion
and is likely to deteriorate into n more
ring or clique or tin. The action to be
taken by the orwnlk City Council
possibly at its next ‘In‘eotlng; in the
matter at the tux colloctorshlpG Is now
a. subject of lively interest.
If the Council shall elect Contain
Addison A Belts. there Is no doubt
their choice ‘qu prove very satisiac
LL iory to the great majority oi! the tax
buyers of the city, as Captain Bette
mode It Ivory ei‘iloioIIt collector before.
lie is now disengaged. and ii' chosen
he will collect the that» at e’ trill col.
lector’s oilice, giving It be personal
attention.
right to demand that the Council shell
not bestow the onion where it will be
used to bolster up or be made on up
bondage of any private business. 2
I TAXPAYER
- MM _- Mn...
FIRST GAME iN NEW TCURNEY.
The opening some in the peel tourn
«moot betwaen Putnam Hose Com-
pany and volunteer Hook it Ladder
company, was played in the rooms of
the letter organisation in Dorien, last
evening. WV. Alexander oi tbe"Pnts”
was pitted sguinst Louie Stool-no. for
the Volunteers and won by a score of
100 to 7d. The score follows:
Stoorsa V I‘ Alexander.
3 .- L 11—4”
V13-~l 15
ill I 19
ail-«2 21
38 32-i
46 40. ‘
ill ’ 49
.ns. -I I . 57
baud 70
I 77,
I :83
‘ 97
100
. GROCER'S HORSEIRUNS AWAY.
one of GrooerIMax Burnts’s s'holscs
ran away yesterday aitcrnoon. In East
avenue, and» made things lively for ‘a
few minutes. The d‘river had gone
flnto W. 8. Hnnford's store and when
he. returned got onto the step, 9“"an
on one mm. The horse become (right
coed and started Iiround in a circle.
The boy soon elig‘hted: unhurt but the
animal continued sending up and down
Finnlly in attempting to
round near the‘ railroad bridge,
".the son was overturned. Then the
equine stopped. Oranges and spinach
were strewn from In front of Hosted‘s
to the bridge. _ __
I school tLlL'LLLLLLLLLgLL
‘L ti
l Ii
The taxpayers hove the _
Niel? dolled
no II
V II rIyesr the sad-
ionshoye become
,emicol appliances.
porous cups for the Grove battery“
distilling tube an air thermometlir. lie
slstance coils. dinning pole. b r nuts-
not. set of lenses irom doubib essay
to double canyon. and a baromete
tube. This Is an. excellent shnwiug,
considering that there are only two
In the graduating class this year. Prin~
‘ cipsl C A. Tucker would be pleased to
’ snow visitors through the school at I10
Many improvements have V
shy ‘.tiInc
been rhudo within the past two years
that places the school in many lines
on a par with any In the state.
YALE MEDIGAIEsGsch-iOOL EXER-
NEW HAVEN. April 19. ~th is an»
well Pork. oi the New York pathologi-
Veal laboratory at Buffalo. will deliver
the address at the nnniversnry exer
clone of the Yale Medical school
ENTERTAINMENTS. L ‘ L‘
. w. Enwmusu‘mwmw .m- MWWnW
LLHOYT' S THEATRE
soon rum-Ire (statuses Saturday)
Commencing WEDNESDAY, April 16,
L Special Eflfifldfidwm at
Mr. Tiles. E Shell
Saturday Inst m'i‘he Pledge Lot Honor.
Saturday night "At Noll Gate".
gpecial scenery, Vend‘ chests Gior each
rglopnht L rile Veufiwlpdm. and a fly:
at .
Molina: Ellen—lbs sud 20o. .
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 23.‘
No love like a mother’ a love. No play
I like “A Mother‘s Heart.” I
Tho‘LL sanctum
IA Methods Heart.
Melodrnnlo _V
Magnificent scenic directs Thrilling
in situation adrifsction. Pure I
" and clean In sentiment.
A play that appeals to every human
being. The big melodramatic success
of the season enacted by a pertoctiy
balanced and bowel-Ind company, In-
eluding:
‘ Poor-Ll Chariots» Seward,
Mr. Horace Vinton
3i”
any some (is sassy. I
L The New York Journal's C100 Prise
Beauty Chlld ’Actrsu. The moot
" Wonderiu‘l Child Actress on I I
the Amer can stage.» I
PRICES: w I I ”solid 60:.
Hoygr‘ s runnrnn.
I Felony. on. 26‘, V
Charles obmah s
Co‘III no
in the Greatest bloody success
Ever Written I -
. Edword Noyes westcott.
Copyrighted 18991900, by 1). “Apple.
too E Co. Publishers. I .
PRVIoEsL._G '- nd $1.00
II
to the enemies! dspsruhent or the ”PM
Instigat‘yew‘spnsretus ‘
s snd‘ItodsILr the I
department is well “equipped with GI ,1,
Among the up-
L‘ : burdtus contributed the D‘Idflt year who ‘I
s Boyle's View tube. Grenet’o‘ buttery,
_ Illustrating the subject of resistance V
I in
nounced this morning that Dr. Ros- I
led Frank Fours
child whose noun
L eilt to be tendered MottandJoe Weil-
syrup trom‘ colfimoh
puny will establish on immense plant
.L unpucityxot 20,
From the novel oi "David Harbin." by
surround
will (IRA
,IVVo dam persons, perils killed
slid injured. What made that o5: break
. . Who won I you do
pblTalde sud mkdisooveled
”What is the week
“I“ NEW”;
_ \V or e no
signs ya that mncblieo do
on mm» it you should take
no to‘ protect it. When you donor know
G on thld take the best Ibis onr‘o oi!
glufiuemlheflth Moi excess oil every
I! preserve theiunotionsl balancesnd
Bo vent. II new yruled
tyot your cysteiny by using Colours
svid Kennedy of
cine ,discovered “by Dr.
flagellumbl “syn.
bisoknown to the people of thisy coun ry by
hillsnooeu as a surgeon and pathologist
tor the posytthirt years. This remedy, his
latest and best, is a builder and bsnler,‘ an
orent and purifier, and protects on
a‘gs ocollspse of your weak 3%
member the mineIL-fialcnrs Bo vent. and
accept no other instead oti
SENT TO COUNTY HOME. G
For» children Committed from Bridge.
port to Norwslk Yesterday.
The Bridgeport Probate Court yes
terdsy. on noplicatldmor Elbert 0
Hull. Humane G80” ylugeIGIitGGcemmlta
lifl mp“
Dunn. aged 4. rancid” Tobin. lined 8
and James 'l‘olIiLn. aged ‘,7 to the county
home at NorwailLI, as neglected and
dependent children. :l‘hoy have been
cared for at the slmchou‘se in Bridge-
port for some time. The Fohrenbnch
child is a son of cum. and Elise-
the Tobin children are Thomas and
Ellen Tobini Th ,
.I m
ed are reported to have {gone to parts
on nown. "though all the children
were "dependent and neglected "
BENEFIT FOR WEILERI BROTHERS.
I The members of the M. G.‘ V. Arion.
of Bridgeport. are arranging for a hen-
er; the popular onto diners; The
evening of May 5 at which time sev-’
ersl visitors will be present, including
Stamio
‘NEW SUGAR MANUFACTORIEE.
coIrIpoLLn‘y with 83,600,000 Orgaulzed. lnL’
_ Battle Creek. GMIoh. '
I.“ “BATTLE‘ C
hes successinIIbeI-ousht about the or-
gsnlzlltion of a company with 83. 000. .
I900 capital to some in the In some
lure of sugar glucose, grape sug :- and
corn The corn»
in the corn": hello i the west. with a
ushols oi corn‘daily
consumption; I V;
New York. 0 page and Cleveland
capitalists ere intoreodeIln theIentcr-
prise. Ill. B. Chapman. bunker“. Mr.
Warner. of the ’l‘ dad Asphalt Com
nony;‘ Edward ‘ ulVld George w.
Bollou. at New Y’ is named as be-
ing among the principal stockholders.
The company is organized under the
GIlaws or New York state.
9 I
InleL,‘ yet it wrecks no
bias to this had notions other;i Wes not tII'IIL will“ ‘
y beirc
tic alien so with the 1
hove calmed disaster. The? L,
both Fobrenbaeh end the parents or.
were being well cared for at the aims» ‘
_ house. yet according to the low. they
event will be held in A ion hall on the
singing societies from Norwalk and
loll. April 19- V
It II unbounded Ltb .Post- a well
kn Wu capitalist and manufacturer;
bodies and Misses all wool Suits. I
colors. tan,.cdstor. blue, kid. 0: . ,‘
IIicrd end block. styles. Eton.
blouse and fly fronts. silk and
satin lined costs. skirt lined.
very best Lnercoline, since 1.4 II
16 18. up to 88, not a suit in the,
- lot worth less than 812. 50.. 815 ,L
, would be a fair price. Saturday ‘
your choice Ill. ‘ 87.9
Ileana" Black nu Wool Cheviot
Suitsf Imus. sstin lined. our
regular 810 cement; sizes 32 to
46. isotnrday'g prchd. I 86.
Less than the cost or the material.
Louie’s Tan Colbert Cloth Jackets.
. lined with toilets silk or satin,
‘ values 87. 59 to 812. 00, at ‘ I 33.9
I
L‘Gudn at oLlLIVout one-half priool 99.st n grand opportunity. . I
I . I, Ladies All Woal one black cloth
L Lsdies‘ o I‘leIot0 Sarge Skirts with
liadies’ Silk Wolsts. mostly white
Ladles’ Muslin Niall
Children's Gingham presses, new
‘years, regular price 75c, at 94¢
Ladies'I light color Wrnppers, vsl- ‘I L
: ‘ues from 98c to 81 50,91 59o.
A F. C. Gingham Wrists. Gregulnr
3LLL9LLoG
Ladies White P. K. Walste reg-
, ular price, 81.00. IV I I, d
indies;
190 Ladiee‘ and Misses” Q‘dd Coats
Children’ 5 coats. mostly bareback. ..I I
‘ all new this spring regular pric-I
Children's Costs, all new, all sizes.“ I ‘
cspoflliued throughout, finished I
lit nock'wlth black sstin ribbon “
value . I *2.“
deep lawn. flounce. end hemstlt- I
oiled tucks; also oumbrlc dust
it h carnal“Gt full umbrells style.
In I
price 85 00, at
end block. a low c‘o‘lcred
also, worth 83‘. 93, at ‘
bulbs and Humour In" L .
lull sizes regular price A500 at 34c
spring styles, sizes 1 to 10
price 500, at
9::
White Lawn Wallets
with tucks and Hamburg tilin-
ming, value 31. 25 at“ 796
not new, but at the price a sno-
rides some sold us hi all as
to no: choice of the lot; st):‘ 25% _V’:I“LITL”LL
tan. blue. red and doctor Galore. I
cs 83 98 to 84. 98, choice oi! this ,
lot. 82-99
regular prices $6.93 and 87.50, 84.98 ,L
RECEIVER FOR RUBBER COMPANY
NEW HAVEN. April 19 .mAttorney
George M. Gunu was yesterday ap-
pointed receiver of the Metropolis
Rubber Company, of Weillnxtord. by
Judge case in the Superior Court The
majority of the stock of the company.
which is capitalized at 9250, 000. is cold
by‘the‘esin‘to or Atom" J. Tower. of
Broohllne Mass" and the receivership
proceedings were instituted by the
trustees of the outnte.'1‘he‘ stock-
holders have noted to wind up the or
(airs oi the concern. It Is stated that
the corn any is lolly sole to pay all
of its oils me, which do notIeLxceed 832, -
000. The plant In‘ Wulllngiord has been
sold. The inceivers’ bond was placed
at 850 900 and Charles K. Bush and
Richard H Tyne were named as so
praisers.G ‘
I WE DEAN 1011.: UT
REELULTEJO I 3
CURL GOODS.
Now rorAroiLls
ACH, L‘E'I‘TUQE, - CE
LONDON, April III—The suenuIssLI-
V‘United and Southafilpto‘u ‘Cluhs- met
this afternoon at the Crystal Palace I'
grounds to contest for use possession
of the English clip. the blue ribbon
or British footballsi‘ITlI'e invasion or
London by the provincial army oi! mud. L
died oats." Which, alter IoIseasonlsI‘“
struggles, met in the 'ilnai tie; Icom-
menced at daybreak. The various mil.
roads carried nearly a hundred etcur. :
sion trains, bringing upward ofI 60 000 x L
visitors. women and children, who
thronged the Darius and cenverted
them into huge picnic grounds.
visitors EftBTWETdSIIORl‘Bda the streets,
sightseeing bud gradually found their
way to the Crystal Palace; where they
augmented a metropolitan crowd even
more numerous I than-I‘themselves.‘
IRADISHES PARSLLEY. PARSNI
”RAMS Augoaoumsg CON EREEIGH FROM THE SGMOLKE
on L mm on K ‘ ' ‘ ,
3 ANY KICK couINo rr irosr um: no on odsLII-v. I I‘ ‘
EIGIfiINor A LARGE. .ogrsufiglé effing?) WET 1.33%? BUTTER. ‘wII
Mm §%nonsn oANNIIp so: no ogxgrnns or
"ecu gnomes Woo LIL lull ME
our. unrurirrrou he soon nurses! use ‘ L ‘
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