Sullivan. Elaborate Oratorio-Heard in
Norwalk Congregational Church. ”
The monthly praise service at the
Norwalk Congregational Church, last
evening. which was given up to the
production of Arthur 8 Sullivans
beautiful oratorlo of The Prodigal
Son, brought out one of the largest
congregations in a long time and prov
ed conclusively that lovers of good?
_ music in The Norwalks me not in the
minority.
The entire production was given by
the church choir. assisted by Alex. is.
Gibson at the organ, and Miss Sally
Betta at the piano. Programs con-
taining the words were distributed.
enabling the congregation to follow
the singers. The poster prefaced
each section of the oratorlo. which is
divided into three parts by appropriate
language anticipating the music to fol-
low. in this way all were enabled to
bettci‘ grasp the beauty of the era"
torio. ,
The singing was of the first order
and many remarked it even better than
the Easter music. Mrs. Newkirk in
the nria “0 That Thou Hadst Heark
oiled." sung several times before. but
always a favorite, was at her best and
closed with the grand climax "Why
Will Ye Die?" Mrs. Heviland's beauti-
ful voice was brought out to perfec-
tion in “Love Not the World " her
rich mellow tones tinllllng the audi
CDCB. ‘
in the revel, with tenor solo, and
chorus, one could almost hear the?
tinkie of the glass and the harsh volc-
cs of those who had filled themselvesi
with wine. The tenor solo, “Father I
1 Have Sinned Against neai‘ien" by1
Horace S. Hatch. was sung with very;
Nihaclemo
lloiel
“sets 6: of. .
‘ to}: (Hit o. in.
communications“ for
cutie. addressed to The
ten. not desired.
,,,,,
-‘r~ shows that 23399
“lire“ murdered in 1901 by
on; ALL NNiNN NLLN LN.
Linus iLiLIINNN sun I
One of the very um lessons this store learned is that it is wise TO
LOSE MONEY AT THE RIGHT TIME. We have about 50 odd Suits,
and think no time like the present to see them. (Msnufacturora' entire
sample line). They are all how. smart and chic styles, music by the
foremost tailors in the country. They will move quickly. so come sar-
iy and. get fitted during this 1-2 PRICE SALE OF TAILORED SUITS.
Bounced Suits. shims finite.
LOT 1~Tallored Suits all wool, ( LOT 2'28 of'the'newest s’ults,
gray whipcord, taffeta lined, jack- ‘1 the cream of the season’sf‘produc-
'et moire facing also navy, caster tlons, including the best colors,
and red. sizes 18 for young ladies; also black. values up to‘t20. Come
also from 32 toil). Regular prices eafly 11 you want 31.5919911011, The 1
$10.00 and $12.50. Just 22 suits 1
In the lot, for the first xtwenty~two price will make them so quickly.
Today at 310.00
customers ...‘,...........1
“slate. Skirts
45 Dress and Walking Skirts,
Big variety and. stock. All the
latest and for Saturday the small- regular price, $4.00 and .
est prices over quoted. Rare 35.00. Saturday. your choice .
chance for Waist Buyers. at $2.49.
100 doz. Wash Walsts, black Dress Skirts trimmed and
and white, all white andrfan- plain broad mom and chev-
~ lots, regular prices, $5100 ,
IINv liuiiiu Discusses iiIINsIINN
FINN Chrisiian Sundial Tiiiiililiii,
~ .. Ma 6.
SNNNIII BL IJNNIINNNNIINIII IINNNI 1 OyflL h crtstlcurgmgugm 5 . m y
0llln11liiuiai INNIINLIL % 'NN 0““ mm L - p.- .
.1 1. 1 Edward E. Da'mmers. of 169 Weslnj ately. by an eyesight specialist who
midstepqtreet" hwyideuce. i). l. lsl line without doubt iltted more sinuses .
Rev w w T Duncan's prelude m1oe nd doubt the most successfuicye-I than any man today in the 111111911
the South Norwalk Methodist Episco- sis t specialist in blow. England Boii States. This is a tSlocognized fact by
pa] Church 11131 “13111, was on “31,1111 sides establishing the largest and most I o'ptlclans oil over e1world, and any
We Have Prize Fights In Our State?" I extensive optical business in the eit’yN one in the optical bus nous, If he tells
He 1,;3111 intir‘mfldmic‘il betas: .mittdedforuhln‘i' as: ilciinlliin‘gX'N/Ivflg 11;“ lyou 01111111 End.
. so ei‘epuaon aexensa 0 sons ere
1nT1haitmfi131t-stm; frg‘e'gfifiifhigift‘fgfi er the New Englhnd states, and liisitho most successful and the most up-
“Fighting in Connecticut" '11 stated services are in demand everywhere.» iodate oy esight specialist known.
"INN MN" “slit"rfiv "“1"de "0m N”? M’ ”mm” " “my in ”“3"" °" SPECIAL OFFER FOR 'rHis VISIT.
t 0 1. communications requesting him to
312:: is)? 3189325 5331131132,, 0110311 visit different parts of the country.’. He will give to every person purch-
. . _ 1 and as be is a very busy man he iindsi .1131“; a Imli‘ of 1113 best glasses. which
73.??133 tif‘gfifefg‘g’fi‘ifi’iffife3313. it unite impossible to do so lie has. i he will sell for ONE DOLLAR (with
governor the sccretar‘y of the Law and however. to accommodate his many 1 the best "i‘yiiiili lenses that can be
Order League and {he mayors of four. "lends and [muons in this VICAHItytu made) a 14'“ Gold-filled Frame made
m. 9 cities . arranged to visit South Norwnlk. Tues 1by one of the most reliable
'I‘ 2 opinions as reported. naturally day' May 6 when he will be in “‘0 W" ‘ manufacturing jewelers in the world.
fall into four general classes which we '0“ of the Mahackemo HOW ”9W9“ “‘0 frame has a written guarantee to
may name as “110“,“) indlfter the hours of 9 a. m. and 6 D m imb- wear 20 years and is not the ordinary
once: (2) Concern for Law Enforce pared to examine eyes "9" or charge “am" that optlclang regularly charge
ment' (3) Compliance with popular do This examination is thorough and rte-1 from three to five dollars for,
i to In every respect; many persons
mend and (4) Opposition Only one. cur“ , . .1)an let this opportunity go by. and
belongs to the last named class and two I 32:”: 3:33;!“ n” one that “5 not1 remember that this offer is good for
to each of the others. These expres 1 1ibls visit only. He will have with
murderers punished, and
at more than four years‘
a
talive' .W. A. Smith. of
that one of his constib
Nd been living on a diet
“I liberty was asked by his
he liked it. “it Would
doctor." he replied. “it
an new as the sherry
any as old as the egg." .
uric building the biggest
deck in the world.’ its area
red and fifty acres, with a
' water of fourteen feet,
be dredged out later to
i ht The earth dug up has
0 build the surrounding
raise the level of neigh
i9
legion Star, which ought
s,‘ ’i
[nit
so: “There will be no for alone may not of course. erfectiy rcp~ EYES EXAMINED FREE- . min on EXPERT some ri'r'reu much exmossion and was greatly an! "M ”WNW mil-0°” 49“ and $6.00, about 75 skirts.
oration by the president {1 retent the real attitude of the persons HIS GLASSES are doing more to from his Providence store who will ”9mm" “fink“- ”NBA. "1'le Sim I Small iOi Silk Waists, were all clean new stock, some
N9“ of ré‘ufln‘g Lieutenani quoted, but comment here, as on all 1 relieve humanity of. headache and nor- take accurate measuremnts of your Attend to MY Words " W118 lilfii suited * selling on to $3.50 at $1.98 only a few days here, Satur-
s
and his deep bass tones were very
much admired. The production clos-1
ed with an unaccompanied seicctiom
by the quartet, very beautiful and com-1
binlng close harmony with marked ex.
pression.
The instrumental portions of the or.
ntorio. by organ and piano were rxe
cutcd with the greatest possible pro--
clsfon and expression and would. have I
- been a rare musical treat without the
wr
Miles so long as the common
a miintalns his present
or reserve.« The president
lied this conclusion without
disc ‘the matter with
Root. who will shortly re
washington from his visit to
news. must be conditioned on the sub- I vousness than any drug or combine face so that the glasses will not only
stantial accuracy of the report tion of drugs over didmand the rellcf1 be fitted to your eyes by an expert
The governor 'and the mayor of is PERMANENT. g. but will set perfectly. on your face
Hartford are classed as indifferent When he says Eyes Examined Free. L and the some pain: will be taken as it
Both are reported as pleading pressure he means ii thorough and accurate ex you were paying 825. 000 for the
of other ttera. If this means simply amlnation of the eye. each eye separ glasses. ,
that sport in; matters are secondary in EDWARD E DAI'ERS 169 wastminstm‘. rst fiavmuc’ R 1
their thought they are to be comai
Notow—Edward E. Dammers will positively be here himself
day, price $3.89
83. 50 Walking Skirts. all colors,
Few samples Silk Waists, summer weight, Value $8. 98
were up to $5 00 at $2. 90 Saturday s price
Misses and endorse 5 Costs “2““;
Dilk Waist, regular $4.98 kind.
at 49
No two alike; all the newest; all sizes; big variety of colors and
styles; the greatest bargain we ever offered in young
today AT HALF PRICE.
mended. but it It means indifference to '
the moral influence of prize-ilghting,1
they are ccnsurabie indeed. No quee—
peoplefs gar-
ments. '
of his term. is lndorscd by
ttorney Jerome. Mr. Jer-
that he knows the city of-
born the bribe was oifered
gent of the gamblers who of-
bribe, but has no legal proof
uld Justify him in bringing Will'- They stand as "u" represents-Q Sincere! west. recital 1) William C. Carl. of New
before" the grand jury. tives and must assume a definite nttl- ‘ y yougifENING 33,315le L “'1 Hubbard ‘i'i‘m’fi 0D"- Oi his form York My? oclock various committeesi FIRE COMPANIES To PRACTICE.
--r--- ——-—-— tude toward moral questions and be J E or parishioners that he has "9e“ 5“ ihold a joint session to complete thel '1‘ he Vfli'ioiis fire companies 0! Nor-‘
Japanese have been called the judged accordingly ~ If ” ‘ ...."J JIL......--..- i” "‘“ ‘" pally M9539“ '“ his “mm“ “it“ “‘9 ilnal arrangements for the festival i walk will hold their regular monthly
ti the East. but there is at Th" News 0' SW10?“ and BNldBN' ’ WENESQOTICE- , “Wile“ ”"0 “1 ”Nam“ 3““ Km I performances The first function meetings tomorrow evening and Hope
. - port are classed as those desiring com-1 . .. j ' tricky. He he Nelda ed a series of however 1,13an with the organ recital} Hose. Phoenix Engine Company and
3” “AN.“ ““5 “3 “new“ pliance with our Menu. This is- ,, IDISTRlCT or Nonwniiu. as rno moo-tines at the Market Street Baptist .11 .1 “15m. 1.. the Church of me Re 1 Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
. “will Nishinomiyn ei'ten mistakiia rig'cltiuino diamocracy phone [33‘ Z BATE COURT All?“ 28 A D 190“- Chum" Milkwme Ki" Wile” he has decmcr. The festival will continue will have a “wash." The regular drill
But demomacy which makes popular , 1 Estate of James .flCrowe. late of been preaching for several weeks. Tueggay and Wednesday 5 of the department in preparation for
demand Itsstandardinmoralwillsoon ‘ £91;ng integdi,” idmmwdi 1] Drill: in; éaséifcw‘sefks Rgv Hui; W~ air i May Day inspection will not be held
b.‘ to search . A ruler. whether in. ' ' ' li‘ 0‘" 0i‘ i! iifi“ ii" ‘1 «I ‘3 Gill" ma 9 8a . TERMS OF CIRCUIT COU 8. «until a week from tomorrow evening. .
‘ "hMP-‘Q‘i’neafi-N «F913 “$31,333,116 or trimmlisolute monarchy . We Repay Anything trlct of Norwalk. hath limited and iii through g‘ihe testimony of hundreds WASHINGTON my 5—3001; after ———————-—
ears Einosukc Tatsu has can have 1,1110“. "111-901,? 11119 1,1. true. 1 Madcof Met I lowed six months from the date hereof Who have been led to give themselves 11“. Senate converted today the bill BRIDGEPORT TALLY Ho PARTY.-
right. hand man—faithful, of outburst is toMaduromof evil doors 1 , . ' 3L ' 1'0? iii"! creditors 0‘ said 0818i"- to ex ‘0 Jesus. (hanging the terms of the circuit A tally ho party from Bridgeport.
alimble ‘ Who 11h ' 1 and a praisc‘do such as do well. To . ‘ ‘ bib“ their claims (01' settlement. . A ""1 flfliii'l'lilg call hi!"i 1‘00“le courts of the United States with the stopped at the Mabackcmo. yesterday
a s can merely ask what will please the people We Even Make Those who neglect to present their ac. extended to him to become pastor Of 111-31 circuit was passed. The mc'mbcrs of the party were Mr and
n the retired list last is to be a "01111111311711“ a rulcr. . ~~ L ioounts, properly attested. within said a large and flourishing church in in —»—-»-——.«~—~——-~ 'Mrs. W A Demorest, Mr and Mrs. W.
‘ work any longer. ‘ The pivsident‘ bf 1111, 111,111.11 313105 1., Small Smngs, “time will be debarred a recovery. All dlann but he has declined the pressing NEW HAVEN MEN aamcnup'r. "c, (to);~ Wilson Marshall, s, n, 01.1.
”11,511 316,1, him 400 01,1, you today demonstrating “m difference bc-1 . ;persons indebted to Quid estate are re: Invitations preferring.3 to remain in 1 David G. Williams. Jr. and Charles trends H A. Bergmann. The coach
tween the two1 T little rules of ex» ' :1igicsted ‘0 make immediate oarment Pvautfi‘cliitfiworti‘r insulaiii ‘Dllginit tile :.G Denman, of New Haven, co-part- Ions the “Hot Times" '
c Ilene and u or ciamm are sub- ' . “1““ 0 33 e W V 3 '- i ‘3 state ncrs. filed a petition in bankruptcy in 1 ~—~
very 'fam‘nv (1131 can 113‘“. idiotic to pains ‘grcat standard of 1 IHE G, M MaKIBBIN i ,1 _ 9 15:0an gcwfi of‘ Maryland 6390.0 however to re- {the district court of the United StatesN The South Norwalk Fife and Drum
hide f m: . Th 1‘ righteousnessi, ' ‘ ' 111.3 m“ 1" ~ - 3" " "‘ utor. turn to KGMWJ‘Y d“ “8 June and Jilii’: Saturday. The co—partnership iiabili- . Corps will meet this evening in A. 0.
' ° °““ 3 “ “e The secretary‘or‘ the Law and creel-N ‘ M'FG CO. i _ m 1,... , to conduct special tines ties are 31341135 and assets $149 38. H hall in Washington street.
: . ”N “W" ““3 . we is the i one Who. «Norms? R ”3 l i 1 A 1‘ W
’i ourselves into 5 tive appeal This. we. believe.‘ 9 ea S 6 ea “G ion '”‘ ""'“ ....e "
ant and stand ready to Rim rishiigigfim dmggii" 1:11;“ W. R. THOWSUN, ”M437"- ' ...... A» CALL 58".
famil i it" 0» PM or" c e - To close an more. will be sold at Pub.
’11 81.15;” m "m n. on the groundettbcirathdetievaluc 50 WA mesa. so. NORM/ALA: 1111 Auction ’
: his “iiiMQizbmwnnem value weonasmv. MAY14,19&.
ill! of MT and M." J. J. At 12 O'OIOICK M.
‘an 1853 to 1878. conducting
Then the family ntoved to
[is one of the
until i a; used by b use
a collars are not worn
read is c out and
circa
form decoraga’g “gifts that in-
. ti
mile.
1, found attending, but a euro
attitude in this matter.
The lieutenant-goveinor and the
mayor of New Ha are concerned
about law (intercom t This is well
as far as it goes. but state and city offl-
ccis are more than operators of legal
machinery. They must give a personal
and a morai tone to the office they oc~
m
Image may have in otblctlc deyelo'pment.
rizo fighting dcfiliiiiys that flue. "'l‘h
prize light develops the {11le ._
tics and the vicious dispels lib-la.
always hurtful a d after
:Ofits in athletics he
be condoned on thir
e; at fight brings j,
e shrfac lh‘twd respect : . it
gathers the worst elements of the com-
munity together. Second, it calls forth
worst elements in tbeéliieggoc por-
tion 01 the community. Not only are
the uncultured and criminal classes
.. iadflliblted a mould-lanes!-
the part of that city‘ a mayor
which we d lore ‘
\ .
“‘di‘ih‘oi scum of New York to our capl~ '
1' ‘ ions of finance or politics can take ' "“"W‘ ‘ ‘ '- "F .--W... .. ...." _ vocalwork. The oratorlo was planned
' dizzzsdtziaftgeamcegiftal‘: N21: i’récedeme oi the moral culture of 31" mm of . by (11%?!“ Ad 8 “mil?“ until for ital
, so is. We trust the expression attrib- exec on pro uctlon s 9 arts are. ,
ialtwas offei'led a $75,000 {211.}; to our governorb “if 11:11.9 otheri 1T”: giftii'lm} SENTINEL. responsible 1
ll"? 60! 8am!) i118 houses ~ troubles and topics t at u y occupyf South N rwalk. L
lemme of $200,000 more a.” my time," does not fltiy describe his- Mr. Mei-champ 5’ Conn May 5. 19% HIS-'LABORS GREATLY BLESSED.
Dear sir: “The greatest mistake one can make its to be con-
Lstantly fearing that they will make one. " The only i
lmaking in the advertising question is in the “not admflising. " Ad-
vertising is not a game of chance --it has become a science and the
results of good advertising is positively beneficial
tising manager converse with you upon the subject.
stake you are
Let our afdvcr-
"\ .. .
q
M "N5
N i Muslim 7'.
Dress Hats and Outing mu of all
descriptionsltrlrnmcd and untrimmcd.
Bosoflful flowers, focused ornaments.
A choice assortment for ladies of‘ re-
M. F. liok'erman '
That certain plot of ground situated
corner Greenwood and [Millpond Aves"
Bethe]. Conn... belonging to the estate
of Elizabeth Thompson. d . con-
taining 8 lots. on one of which stands
a three story frame building. slightly
damaged by fire, containing 2 stores
and 14 rooms suitable for a boarding
house Contains furnace, bath, closets
etc. Will be sold as a whole to the
highest bidder absolutely without re~
serve. Title perfect. Terms: 10 per
. rent. down. balance on delivery of
Sale positive ;
deed within ten days.
rain or shine.
NOTICE
Rev. w. H. bbard Holding Evlnfle-i
iistlc Meetings in Louisville, Ky.
Friends of Rev. W. H. liubard. latef
pastor of the South Norwalk Baptist
Chuich. will be gratified to hear of hi is
successful evangelistic labors In the 1.
MAY FESTIVAL BEGINS.
NE‘V HAVEN. May 5—Thti twelflll
annual May festival of the Coniiecti- ’ ““"flmfi has liabilities 0i 3130 98 and
cut Music Teachers’ Association open-053918 Of 3190 a majority 01' WhiCh ill",
d late this nftcinoon with an o
of $91 71. His assets are exempt.
11." , PM?!“ OK.
’ Mr. Denman has individual liabilities
Mr.
1‘
tar,
satisfactiori than from any other Flour.
The best advertisement we can ask for It a satisfied and pleased customer.
best code to be purchased upon the market. Our customers tell us that at our store they ca’n get the finest But.
ca. Coffee and, in fact, everything in our line. to be found in any store In town. Why is this so? Because
we purchase goods that will of themselves call forth praise for their fine qualities. _ . .
*‘ ”NW “N on. ti... Minds “° itz‘ti atrium amt. h I E S
brats ndri t i th Pbiil lacs. ua~ , ,
......e .. ”......"th «we CITY” TAXES ar 93 eymaur,
um be the smart sailors a! To so have been marked by Connected with him HAW as.
a “me the Ken, :1 physical light. which. to say the least in blisiimen
bull's good price,
of it, casts a. reflection on our great as-
tion we issue be cautious how we dc!
”veiop tbc~brutal instincts; .
it is little short a an importineucc
audian insult to
t’tx'aditioua civilisation to turn
barbitrimism and sail
us who revere the '
3M9! .mlflit; st_
School Taxes
union actions atomic-r
Ellison thedoliar. laid an
”accountant“ lit-£901, ata-
adistflct heidontheith
me"
The taxpayers“ of the city of South
Norwalii are hereby notified that the
city tax of six and unchaif (6%) mills
on the 110“”.in on the assessment
list of i901. at a city meeting held in
Arlen Hall; on Madison street. en the
lie or March. A. 1).; 1903,3130 the ll;
bran-y fund an of one-qnarter of a mill
on the dollar laid at the same tints,
Will be due and payable on the first
{lily of May. 1902 at which time I will
receivethessmeatlaeob ll mind's
once. Ho. 5 Railmd Place. Penalty _
at the fate of nine (9) pel- coat. I you'-
"I! 1 1903, Will be chars!!! on
a remaining unpaid after June . .,
s tore
A sariISFIEDCUSTOMER'
We are able and do sell the
“WWW!“ l"!!! . "Md, “Nif- HEWW‘W‘ 4"”! "i“ one. P. HOWELL. Administrator. '3 '5 '1' 1 NE W ARRIVAL ‘ '3 ‘.- ‘. ’
ght ‘a . I “a “ w Exclusive ““9“ and low HENRY :0 Siérflfggérget 312203122: . Matchless Quality Cardinal Flour. No Flour of equal quality over milled. This is the broad claim of the
ill!” “Nth iii'Olishi train loads 0’ the Vic". , Bcthci Conn , manufacturer. Try a bag or barrel. 75c bag, $5.75 barrel. Costs a little more, but you get more bread and more
From the Home Garden we are receiving Spinach Asparagus. Rhcubarh, Radishes, Lettuce, strawberries,
New Potatoes, etc. Call here mornings. We can save you money on these goods.
{-53 West Washindlon SL; 50 Norwalk.
piete sustenance of the body
Something Delicious
Saxon Wheat Food. is sterilised scientifically prepared by a hygienic process from choicest wheat. it has a
delicate and delicious flavor. is nutritious and easily digested and rich in all the elements necessary for the com.
‘ SAXON WH‘ . FOOD (EETTER THAN MEAT) THIS SALE, i3c PACKAGE.
m. .
a
I Strictly Fresh Eggs. doses
“I!“ ”mm " 1 6 P1511593 13 cans Sugar com, 25c
the... 3 cans E. J. Peas, * . 25c
18c . “WW“ ,4 lb. package Gold Dust, , 180
sci ensues. 1uockwooa's premium Chocolate, '17::
’ iici . 12 lb. package amino, 23c
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