71.
11 past ‘27 h
Weht. Southern portion on the lake re-
gion‘ sud New Enslnlui; Thunderstorms
occnrod in the inks region.
lest rainfall reported was i.76- inches
at St. Louis Kiill ‘fnosts were re;
ported from Month. and light frost
from northern Michigan. ,
Conditions tdvor' 7711‘ this vicinity
possibly showers this, afternoon, fol
lowed by clearing weather tonight with
slowly rising temperature. ;
- Mrs. J. E. B. Elsyer hits rc-ioined
Grace (aiiirch choh ,
.The owning next Sunday at the
Norwnlk Congregational Church will
be iVTor the church music.
Doorkecpcrs’ Circle will meet with
Mrs Josiah G. Gregory. this evening.
at her home in Main street, Norwnlk.’
Bowling Club '
People 75 Society will meet Friday eves; " 1
11711 st the No1walk University school.
i) a 2,
, chapel
hourict
3: 3 ,
ory' Stevens.5ol’.0om
‘ “South Normlk‘ store,
we busily engaged this morning send
thi
716 Mrs Edwnrd L
turned Friday from their honeymoon
and are now residing in nicely tun-
niched upsitments at 163 Main street. V ,
Nprwnlk
“u— anmmu-a-
Mid. Lovinin C. Wadhnms, Willard "ch
Milt _
H , Allen and Miss
Nettle 1,, receivéd into
membership ‘t 11 will; Congress
tiono'lV Church. yesterday ’
11 those itching,
pestering (licenses ol the skin Put on
7771's Ointment cured.
at 8
The
, Verenln's.
. 'l‘he funeral oi,’ 36 n elly, eighty
years of age, a veteran of the Twelfth
Regiment 0 V who died at the Sol:
diers' Home. Noroton. Friday.
mans Board at Missions will, hold its
annual meeting in Dwight Place
; Church New Koren, Tuesday May 13.
' cgn’tés rum Tho‘ Nprwslks.
. new owner;
“117m resigns
this evening.
The hour ‘
7115 ut‘cinenlsrsV relative to boys’ clo’ ,
Street re- .
wss‘
- sting Gom’psny.
_ 57111 work in Greéntvich today; as
The monthly 1777711777.. mastitis Eel -‘ 'V
ll
7171171111 Hose: down or Wilhbe
1‘
7 s oriously il
orwslh Ronni“ '
,itu where she was 7171197717777 Weir. “ SAW” d 93 M
Will
es‘ch‘ Is‘ 171177771 77117:
detail The 111.731
best When marine
this matter s cost Is very
'3
Words giro Iittl3‘id'e77 oi the mi...
7. ~, 77. when we spy on; there or 77
so 71' 711117,.
the, 111111717711“
we of Nor»
, 7179777 willb'o 1117417171, 7717117 meeting "
of the Burtonders' pie
in Elks Hall.
In South Main one next Snndey 7.:
77117171011..- ‘
John Full or
spoon Rodd, he‘s
The engsg'emen
‘ Riverside avenue.
Byrncs oi the New
been announced.
M
‘ "5, the bodies Aid
Society of the First cthodlst Episc‘o
psi Church will, be held this evening at
7:30 in. the church. ,
sells in Go:
esdoy night The
fair committee will ¢sub7nit 71 report
A 7771777111.. horse owned by Jacob
School). of Wsshlngton street. and
' which was purchased about 11 month
also,V died early this morning of colic.
‘77.»;—
' mg‘v William Manor will commence
to
rrow his annual pitstorsl visits-
tion to all families In the psris‘h. This
Excitation lusts during‘ the month of
WI i not 111711117 '9. mistake it you
1nsc‘rt: on ad ertisemsnt In The
Evening Sentinel; ‘
7191115 mulisger, us it, will not cost you
Anything. 1 1 ,
3udgo John H. Light spoke bolero
tsho Christian inquire; Club at the
His subject was "Buddha
and Buddhism." 3' 1
~—
' Mrs William Gilhert, or East Nor
(1'1,
walk. who was removed to um» Nor- ;
k.
hip sustained three
71 t
i 75 years of :35“
ld~wcck eating in the First
hursdoy syncing at 8 prom
be; very intonestln5., The pus-
‘ ll gi've a to 117' en “Mexico." illus
testing the talk with V'stereopticon
'Vviews. . .., ,
:WWVm-t
An effort isihslng made to match ,
“Dutch" Monshan against Filown'rd
Smith, oi.‘ Norwalk, for a fifteen round ‘
hoxidg contest. 'Roth men honoured ,; .
show in Dnnbury Mon- V . ‘ ‘
in the boxing
Representative King. . t Windham.
is reported as denying flatly the story .
that he was in the field for the Ropes
licsn 5nbornutoxlul; nomination and ‘
that the lion. Samuel Fessenden we}: .
~ bucking him.» . . , 4 :1
_, 'llh'e 1117711715673 or the Connecticut
' Prohibition party. expect to nominate
a 1711 state ticket this (all. as usual,
and will nslt trisnds of the cause to
contribute 3'1, 500 for expenses oi
speakem. etc. “
The annual meeting of the Epworth
League of the First Methodist Church
will he held in the Sunday school room;
this evening. Election
he‘r should be present
George E Hoyt, Elisabeth street.
is employed in Groo
on a. position with ilc'y Decor,
David
renncn be-
7:11 ”Withstula go
77171-11, ism G H milto 71nd James
Rowers! 'ro'rc to 7
mount and her
officers and,
; yearly reports of the work.‘ eyery mem-
17. haying 17111 ‘ ” 0
style: at, 77e..e as at 300 or 11
01 you, not 170° 'stimste or the veins W:
or beauty oi
,EWTY some
Is, worth at least
styles
nightgowns worth 312 to $15.
“An abundance of;
cos between;
131‘ were of Ice muslin, tuclted end
use” trimmed, Worth 397: and soc—27¢.
Corseo‘covers 117571 or low neck line
'Instcrlcl, richly trimmed worth 690
77nd 75776-3
cor et-covers or soft csmbrlc 777'
71111111701176, chic styles and handsomely
finished ‘Woxth 750 “(131-4071;
Skirts', with depp ilounce. trimmed
with embroidery or lose. worth $150
and 3135-41.
Chemises cl handsome new design.
lace and ribbon tiimeinxi worth $1. 50 ‘
cud 31.75731,"
Night gowns, rich novel styles set
off by elegunt gnrnitdrc, worth 32—-
V81 "5.71 ,
Second door.
25: SATEEN F0ULARD$4—12/3¢.
Only 71 limited quantity and so strik
’ing a hm gain value that all should go
with u Whirl
Soft sateen printed in foulc'rd' pat
terns and with n mercerised finish that
is your silky
Blue. 5rey. 7111177 and linen-color
5rounds with 1151177271 in one or two
colors 12i/ge yd
Center. rear.
SMALL'CHINA.
Special offerings of lancy china In
pretty patterns ;
Austrian china berry 7.1.77.1
01:.
Fonidlshcswzfic .,
Oatmeal sets. 3 pieces-~3fic.V
hhuit~saucers-—~0o. 1‘ ;
sand ho'wlsw-25c'. 7
due lot or shield and 17.117.171.317.
pieces—-
, 1
GLASS.
Just to stir things up.
Thin blownsgluss tumblers regular
60c don-70c dozen
Water-monies arscciui patternr—loc
each.
7
Basement
THE HQWLAND
DRX GOODS CO
" for politiolnm.
'rtistic; every one 3
.77
Vents 17710 171‘! ,1 D
bondsome decorations. have been 31—»
dock and disnp
' 3 ruled the man unsweipd in the proper
‘ pendéd.
. turn to you 771716.-
The proprls ;
stand on one or, the 71771
Virginie town. for the p rpm ‘ ‘
in leather and hnyin5 13,75th 71 ‘ “
lien helh 11d: sompicoe‘d the; 1.11777.
7115. he con‘sid on for a long time what
sort oi sign to put up to attract ill
naily a happy unlit struck him. He '
pm- or pie, through the door
it ii (’11 tall into it with
6131 to hit how a solemn faced
or he door lookios at
In 17‘ 70117771. meditm
mills spectacles. The
' ' '77! fliril'he ssid ,
“Mornin5!"ssld the other, without
takmn his eyes all the sign.
“Want to btiysiesther?” asked the 1
tanner. ‘
"No l! .
‘ "Got any hides to sell?"
"gill. you 71 former?"
' "Merchant?"
“Lawyer?"V; ,
“No' 11 ‘
"Doo'tm‘?"
(7N0 ll , V 1 V
"What are you. then "" ' ,
"l’ m a. philosopher. I've been stand»
i115 here (or an hour trying to figure out
now {what on]! get through that ougur
bole.”-~Youth s Compcnion. . ;
"What do you want here?" asked the
third more or the. steamer that lay at
the can: uuiuddimt .
‘ "i wont 76101777 at that beat. ” replied
the rugged; red-nosed £3,111. who was
about to step on board.
‘ "We‘ll tv‘ou om see it Just so well
710111 the outside: (let heck."
"I‘ ve some notion of buying 11 boat
like, this.” said the old vsgubond. so»
rcnely. “I'd like to look her over, any-
wall" ‘ ,
"You buy a steamer! You couldn't
buy the froth on 71 glass or beer.”
‘il i‘édltbn I kin, show about $50. 000 if
anybody should ask you ”
"micro is it?! -
“Right here. in my clothes” _
He“ took a bi roll of grassy bills. of
ionic dencmlnn oils from an inner poo.
ket of his old cost shoot: it under
the nose of the diminished mariner and
walked nbosrd the steamer with the
air of n 7177177171.
He went through the robin leisurely.
inspected the cabin. the decks and the
machinery, and reappeared at the
gungplnnk hell on hour later '
"She don't suit me.” he sold. “l'vc
concluded not to buy he! " ,
Then he took out his roll of hills
again and opened it for the inspection
or the third mute. ‘
. “You bionic 71771th
claimed the third
kick at him
But it didnt connect. and before he
could pick up anything to throw at
him the moldy pilgrim had (lashed
throu5h the piles of freight on the
posted. ‘
1117 his roll of hills was all (tented—
state money”. ~
old scouridreli“ exu
mate. lunn‘ching 11
W
Press time wus'nenr‘.‘ ' Some planet
action had to be decided ~.on Meeting
:7 friend Who. though earning a good
deal always spent more. the reporter
said: “For Heavens suite. don't you
need 310?" With excellent presence or
wey, and the reporter dashed back to,
s desk to write his little socinl study.
e imagined a poor 1111111 who had 11‘
mltlt‘ulne‘ed and told an imaginary tnle;
About him.» ‘ '
It was churminrr. but very sad 'l‘he
city editor next afternoon praised him: '
:mm "the finest story ol.‘ the day".
71' added: 1‘ “Ahcndy several men have ,
stopped in to lenVe checks. and here is
bill the chief 111m“ 7 just drop-
ask for thi ‘~
0 him, and write something
orell'el itwlil afford to him. ;
Wsit‘s' moment—here nether 8’5 =
why it's from the chief gills; y ‘
who sh impression you're mode-2!";
Tali 11 money. the young reporter .
. tumbled it. “Well?" in-
dulréd the city editor. ~ :
”Then the, young reporter. had to give
the account of the h for a necdyl
‘ tter looking
out the window- 11 1011 time the city
editor said: 3 ' 7
'1
1 “‘01 course. you are indefinitely su - ‘
ought to devise home
You might " be
rising “picture to yourself
the old will here—e
(i 551;
-
. 43
were;
'20? East Washington St.
‘3.“3“ ‘l~‘il"3“l'°h"il“il‘ 3:33:
THE NEWER EVANGELISM
W
Will be Discussed at the Meeting of
Falrfleld Ministers‘ Association.
The hckt meeting at the Fuirdcld
Association of Congregations! minis
tors will be held with the Norwslk
Congregational Church tomorrow. The
dissociation meets quurterli but has
not been held, in the New ill church
for seven yours.’l‘hc morni 5 session.
from 10: 30 to 12: 30 o'clock will here
for its theme The News Evangelism,
and there will be three addresses:
The Modern Christldn Apologetic; or,
What are the Present Vital Ele-
1117111771 or the Gospel? , ,
Rev Cyrus F. Stimson.
The Modern Christian Minister; or
What Kind of a Man is Need tied for
Practical Efficiency?
" Rev. George D. Ugliest.
The Modern Christies Sanctiom or,
What Adequate Results Appear as
a Reason for the? Labor and Cost of
Continuing’ the Work. -
Rev; Henry L Slack
General Discussion
The afternoon session to which all
are cordially invited. ‘will begin at
1,2130. o‘clock. There will be twu nd
dresses: ,.,
The Appeal of the Gospel to Lsymen,
Frank A. ll‘criis.‘ Esq.
Adolescence and (immersion,
. new, Poul M. 'Straysr.
General Discussion.
The committee having. the meeting
in chords is Revs Joseph H, semen,
P81714171 Struyer and peWitt C
38771766777715 7777 they hope to make the
occasion 11 ‘red letter day "
.7...
MEETS UNDER NEW RULES.
House of Collisions Trying Mr. as!
four’e Plans.
NEW YORK. May 5——When the
house of commons meets today the sit-
ting will he held for the first time un«
der new rules oi! procedure, says 11
London despatcb to the Tribune. ;
it is impossible to forsec how the
arrangement will work. but some of
the oldest parliamentary hands doubt.
whether the new order or things will
come up to Mr. Balfour s expectations
The government has been obliged to
make considerable concessions in mm.
.gnllon of the original scheme, notably
in respect to questions which are still
to occupy the first hour or each any.
but tor the rest the procedure of the
house will be changed almost beyOnd
recognition. Less than twenty years
ago the house still met at 4 o'clock in
the afternoon and sot-us late as it ilk
ed.‘ Since 7.886 it has met at 3 sndn
it will meetnt 2- The first experiment , ,
‘11nder the new order of things will he ‘
made with the education bill.
The mothers of own y
children Will Be deli ghted
to know thet tins dread dis-
- case can be prevented and;
all danger and anxiety ,
‘ Javmdcd. This fact has. .
, been abundantly proven in -
many thousands of cases ‘
and may be relied upon
with the utmost confidence»
It 13 only ncCCSSary to give
as soon as the child 777:4"
corn hearse rV even after
«sees
a
t
Any 11115111110117 that possesses a money~suving 11197117171771:
ilc must needs be of interest to them
Nothing stise, flat or unprodlobIVo in (1111‘ ads” no 1111111 to 77 77V
setic stride that marks this progressi‘ve store, 1
SOME VERY ATTRACTIVE ITEMS
or stNe UNDERWEAR.
The lighter weights or under-Wear:
for men and women are now in much”
demand We' 79 an army or values to 06
you to choose from that you ll do
my satisfactory. ‘
Women's Underwear.
bodies? Jersey ribbed vests. low neck
and short sleeves, ct 1235‘s each.
Ladies' blue, pink and white ribbed
vests. line quality. ut17c esch.
Ladies due plain and lace
vests. special at 120 each. ,
Lsdics' line llsle vests, lnce trimmed.
at. 5071 each. ; 7 ;
Men's Underwresr.
Mons line quality bnlbriggdn shirts,
and drawers, at 350 each.
Men’s French bnlbriggan shirts and
drawers at "97': each.
Mons line silk finished bulbringun
shirts snd‘ drawers.,spcciul, at 50c
each. .
Men’s medium~wei5ht shirts and
drshvmrs in cashmere or merino at V5071
coo .
lislc
KID GLOVE SEASON AT ITS" BEST. "
It pays to buy kid gloves hi; this
' ; slot-(1.01113 reason is We show you' none
but the standard well tested makes:
another reason is 'thc lit and fashion of
our gloves are about perfect. ,
Ladics' two clasp celebrated Hislop
Glace Gloves in all the new shades;
also block and white They are made
tram perfect skins, every" pair wVVurrnVth‘
ed. 31. 00 pair.
Ladles' threc button Suede Dupey
Gloves, 31. 40 pair
Maui's Kid Gloves at 98c and $1.40
117117.
some sPLsNoIp 17A
DAINTY' WHITE
e quote you prices
wh to lawn waists. new
at those prices they WI.
chance hands 110m our 17;
yours
Ladies? white lewd
tucked front and book bi
Indics’ White piqu
waists, plain or tucked
sleeves, fancy cults.“ 50
Ladies’ white lawn shirt; ,
ton [rent or back,- bishop 1's
, him and cuffs to match, 32
Ladies’ white lawn. our: 71,1 ,,
trn fine quality. inse1V‘itVion
7
waists button back. alleviation
fancy hemstitched cult, 333
NEWS CONCERNING N 7‘19,
Those little everyday wa
that you can always find her
great variety and all priced
its your economy.
‘ “The Crown" linen finish thV
,;inessure, only 2c spool
“Volunteer” basting cotton,
spools. 5c spool. ., -
.& P. Goat's 8 ply dornlu
45 yd. spools 2 spools for 5c".
“Eagle” pins, perfect:: and
points spring temper, 5c p571
“Pnrugon'.’ hair pins ploi
7173,1111 lengths, 2 peeknges
‘ dupei indie tape deserts w"
packages. 5c 71 package. '
"Faultiess" Hook and Eye,
and perfect. 2 dozen on our
cord.
83 8t 85 Washington Street. South Norwalk. ,, '
W-..“
1-5 Ta]
Notice how the days grow longer? A few days of sunshine n"
delightful but necessary, timer-house cleaningwwill be in full rush
Carpets Rugs Mattings Oil Cloth Linoleums and Window Shades
their whole known. and whale: er the souls may be we call till them
satisfactorily both as regards price and quality.
No mutter how,
the job We guarantee to lit your room. Everything in the Furniture
at prices greetiy reduced
A. ,J'.
Annual Meeting of Cortnectlcut Organ.
lzatiori Held in Hartford.
The annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut Forestry Association was held at
Memoriui S
‘ l E.
Cornmilli
fgusou and Willis I Twitcheil', of Hart-
1]
Treasurer Allied Spencer,
Hartford
i‘o Auditor, Appleton R. VHillyer of 17m
1nd
Advisory board the above oillccrs
and Judge Dwight Ledmls. P. Henry:
Woodward, Nathan F. Peck,Joi1n
Denlson. Rev John ’1‘ Huntington.
Jr)? Vof 5'
~CQLUNS &,“ G0 '
Fuheral Directors and "'Embslmers';
12 Noon: MAIN eraser, ' .
soU'rI-I NORWA
HAVE MUCH BUSINESG.
Sound 41 Coast Wrecking
Receives important Con A,
The Sound E: Cost Wre‘cltin‘;
puny, of Bridgeport is pxetty‘:
now and is having more busino
‘it really con take care of.
Gault has received word, fro ,
up and remoying the barge Li t" ~
Bros which lies at the hotto of.
‘ ' ' ,Apsny The Sound ll: Cosst W
T S Gold. at west ;
and Rmfessor Henry For“
Co. will receive the coal (abs ,
tons), and the machinery on bad
barge, beside the money 107'
get extra assistance. The comppn
just recovered a. load or sh ‘
the Long Island Railroad C
was sunk oil! Grecnpdint N
Miss Antoinette R. Phelps and Theo " ‘ " ‘
core erth‘, 1.11 of Hartford; Mrs. Jes-
sic B Gerird; of 1111mm; George
: Griswold. of Old Lyme; Dr. E. H Jen--
kins 0:, New Haven, and, State VFVorcth-«V‘ metal box!
er Walter Multord',
gration or school ground public parks
,, and 5161117
.one on legislntio
, with indies and
do about shun buildings,
’l» .
caur'nge'mcht of. crest
encourage forestry in
,, thin in the park system
The president. w ' atrium 776.. '
0
The “C ” with a toil is th
Look for it On the light
Each tab e,
C. C. C Never sold i
~druggists, 10c.
ADVERTISED LET-TITE
" Following is a list 0: letter
i115 uncalled .or at the folio,
onl'ce, for the week pm
3.1902:
, “ ‘ sou-r11 Notiw .
R. F Brédh‘arten. 2711b ,
‘ J6h71 Brennan. Chestnn,
Mrs B “Bor_;VHan1Vl on 8
' hi" 53 111111117
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