Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 10, 1902 · page 3

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‘ METHOD DIST

must nn'riloow'r EPISCCPAL
Church, Rev. W. Wofiord ’1‘ Dunw'
nun. buntcrmiiilib a. 111.. class meetw
ion; 10' 30 a. n1.. sermon. t:"l‘he Law
in Increase;" 12 m.. Sunday school.
sonar" e Bible classes for men and.
women: 0: 00 n n1..l:'onns People's ’ .V
meeting; 7: 30 um. Idoworth League, ~ ,,
anniversary service. 3

lIVerilNUVBl METHODIC'J.‘ DPIS— ‘V

' ’rhs sIogu-I‘ and
. finest bhrgaln of the season.
. . , ‘Vy Marriott's Partying

“Mirror yesteron . «77...»; WW“

“All
. $025ng chitin: listed lMlciIaeh‘ could shit .

Gleason. b i I lied porn, the mlllinory-room wouldn’t he
'. Th” "'0'“ 0“" 0' “0 PM 8‘3 b‘i n h to old the croWd. ‘
Whiut Club wllibhu (anteritaIIIrV-IIV'VMoni . .ixt: ovenlho (New York) WW".
day afternoon y M re CO 2231.", ‘ or and manufacturer sold to us his-11V
‘ . . ., entire also; of samples; sold them It;

i

they were or no turthor

. A View nice a
hour or class.

he hits lot would
sell usually for less than $4. 50; from
that-prices would run to $12.
I the voter once (those
ranted or hailed a little)
1nd marked them be.
, The next lot is made up of hats of.

many, a ylVVc‘a; no two n19 alike. VPrice
iddlbbroolt 'Jr.. of New Cilnaan.‘ ‘

is 82. 36.

attended a smoker of tho I ternntlonnl
Correspondence. 3mm, gut Mystic . The remainder and these neonate
Chain Hall South Norw‘aik, Thursday? Worth 310 at“! $12 by every standard
ovonln. , VoI' miliinery value. so at $3.45. .
T3301; highs? 0'3“): gmtittzrld ‘, Styles are. unique and handsome;

‘1 stay mat a an mo V 9 there are hats here unlike any over
from Sthmford to Bldgeneld and back.
The Journey up ‘was minds by way or ”“90". .10 “18 (lily before; vaiu9s are as

I plain as the A B C.

, ‘, and snow hurries were reported from
the extreme northern sentiene. Con N Man and return be way ”V! With these: We also ”00° 0,0 rule
a quantity of hats from onr own‘ steak.

ditious favor for this vicinity increas . . i

log cloudiness with low temperh‘tur'c ‘ . 7 06005 01670671290 Wiley

tonight, (Vollowed on Sunday by 'slowiy “3‘ Hosaworth 25“ PM will 3‘3“ So: Some are from our own work-

rising temperature and possibly light 5‘ MW- 2 PM for 250‘ 310° extra V“ room; some the product of that tam
‘ous firm of woman’s batters—«Phipps
and Atchlson ‘ ‘ I

use in Ladies and ChildIen‘s Ribbed
’ showers and Fancy Hose. all the new and de-
Trlmmed and fine outlngV hats in the
Ith

1,.The ordinance or Infant baptism or
onsecratIo‘rVI will be administered he-
re th so ehmon in tho Sohth'blorwalk

. V build Church, tomorrow V-mor

DEMAND .VFOFI TAILOR-MADE
“ ‘WITS IS VERY ACTIVE.

This is null: buying time. Some spe

cially priced lots are here exploited.

There's good economy In a selection

“from any of these;

Ladies' Wool Cloth Suits Eton

, , Jacket. satin lined. seven gore ‘

1 Iiare skirt a bargain at ‘ $4. 98

Ladies Black or Blue Serge Suits.
Jacket single breasted, fly front,
good full skirt for ‘ $5 75

Ladies Mixed LCheviot Cloth
Suits, double breasted Eton
jacket seven gore flare skirt,

, special price,

Indies' Venetian Cloth Suit dou-
hie breasted Eton jacket, silk
lined; fid‘ro skirt, 'good value at
$15. 00. for $8.98

Ladies l‘ine Quality Black Chev- .
iot Suits, Jacket twilled satin
VVVliued, flounoe shirt for $12. 50

NDBBYv‘NEW JACKETS.

The season’ 3 best choosing time (or
jackets is now. Prices you '11 find very
. ‘ much to your liking.

; Dadlos' Black Eton Jackets. new
style standing collar, moire

trimmed, at {3.50
Ladies' Black Storm Serge, Dou- g .

Vfifiiegrga‘sted Eton Jackets. shuns“, “The Reliance" House Dl,‘

‘ , Ladies Taffeta Silk Collarless . 3?; figfitgfl'figé’flfiifi

‘ Eton Jacket satin lined, for $5. 98

Ladies' Tan Venetian Cloth Jack-1
cte, line quality satin lined, satin !
rovers, velvet collar, at $7.50}

Ready towear d' all ”
made for the some
place in your trying 099
reason for this is that tit
garment made by e er" ‘
trimmed, finished and
but very little more the th
terlals Would V‘cost under
tions. . ‘
Ladies’ Twilled Serge Ski
block. a bargain, at ..
L‘adle‘s’ seven gored Sor .
satin band. trimmed.
iiounce, special at ‘
Ladles’ All Wool Fine
Serge Skirts, latest out. Vat
VLadies All wbol Cheri t as
thstitched bounce. Wl
or ' ‘

READY FOR USE ‘
SUMMER WRAPPERS

N‘o branch er the “made it

try shows its economy ‘mo

than this. EveryV would

wrappeI or house ‘g‘own read ‘

nowadays

"The Saratoga” Wrapper * -
grey and red stripes, braid I
met] at.

“The Household" Lawn Wrinpp,

in stripes or hroeades lar

of new patterns; the ill; ,V

 

~Colby's Ice Cream. 00 Wall St.
surgeon-.19.: a; Woundy and W“

 

For Norwalk nod vicinity: Fair to-
night: Sunday partly cloudy and ware
tour The area at high pressure and
low temperature. which is central in
‘ , . 1‘3”?” 0 ‘Vghe

V fl y (1‘ ‘
(covers the 0 mm portion of the lake,

region and New England. Killing frost W MRepar‘r Anything‘

Made of Metal.

We Even Make
Smile-ices.

I .1 II it ‘ i
. pastor: fiuu‘d y school. 12 In. .In .5 » , , . , ”if
lor League, 3 p. In; F‘pworth Lea ‘. . .. ’ “ ‘ ”t”
.gue. 0. 00 p. Vufir. made; FVIVVank Mar . . V A
' . .9 so In; y epastorV w ‘ ‘,.~ .
.0... a”... ~ » m salamander: Sal:
‘StziVNogtWéflleVfl VgOlVVthVIJRIiIVuA‘‘,.ii0blAi V. ~. . ‘
mm, on trayer. pastor—e- ' , ‘ "
10: 30 a In. sermon. “The Natural . “WWWWWW‘Dh‘i
nose of Praycrf' talk to little WW
folks. “Dhndellonsi” Chariots. To ‘ W” M
Doom in D.‘ by Book and “Swaet
. Is Thy Mercia? by Barony; 12 In. .
#3000 school Inmont. "Jenninch . ‘ . , '
and Christian Inquiry Clubszi 4:30 ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘
D. one address .on “Untfuthiulness;” Phonc132.
y‘llunrtots. “1‘ Will Lay Me Dawn in . -. 1
. Peace." Cadshy: "Heart Be Still"
warren: soprano and from "'I‘I'iV.
union of new " by Book.
FIRST CQNQREGA'PIONAL CHURCH ‘
George ‘th Dilbert, pastorwhlorninsr
'servic‘s at 10‘: 30.‘ Piea‘ching by the

pastor; Sunday school at 12:16; eve
enin‘gi service at 7: 30 ' 'Sbuilon be?
fore the Norwslk Fire Department:
Travel Club Tuesday evening- liters
edpticon vicu’s. YouugV Peoples
society prayer nicotingf Thursday
at. 7: 30.‘ .‘churoh hrn’ycr service'
Thursday. at 8. Talks about the Bi.
Mafia. 8. «Memories of Moses: an» .
nuoi meeting Central Union of .
Klgrgys Dun tors. Wednesday. at"
3 . . ~

W...-

. ,. . sirable things in hadleu’ and Children’s
Fifty five teachers took dinnei Vat Ribbed Uh a” .

the checkered hotcly theVidsy

‘ THE G. N. McKIBBIN
. MFG 6'0.

w. R. THOMPSOM ”my"; V
mnmnnonJfiatmmmumi

tie ‘ .. .

, Club at- the home of Mr and
aln1ers,ot Hartford Place. Mu- .
Idol's throughout the arch.

1 ing. at the close 2:0 which ice cream
, and .cake was served .:
our order for

.Hayoa's._ 10c lh..- .
exander Hamilton. of Nor»
Thursday at the fuel

into Hickman. or

. , eat ton. Interment

'V‘ was in Lyrics nin This afternoon

; M1 Hamilton emulated at the tunerui
it: onus Mary in

wars :2 75 to Si. 5042.5

were 81.00 to $7 Oil—.43. 45.
were 50V 0,0 to $10 00134.75. M
Enough and to spare hut-tho early

buyer has the be“ Chm“: ‘ SOUTH NOCWBAEKM BAPTIST. REV
, V , Right corner rear. 3.13. Carpenter will preach on Liv-
SALE ”PF HOSIVERY. ' ins Dowu the Consequences at the

' mornins serchc. This service will ..
Dare Illlilm few specific premises for ¢ needed by a short prayer meet.
today. ,., ”

. , nday school loom.
Hosiery has sold no [list that some '

etc at iii ms: for the
sizes In some lots were practically 50.301.1ng Carpenter has chosen
gone when this was written. V

the subject “The Making at 0,. Man. "
But there Is every size in some lot

This is so! the first of his help»
ful Sun evening talks tor every
t or another and every bit 0! hosiery in
. this sale In a haisal’n In the tallest 1.

day people re will also be once -
50mm.

in! tribal cordial Invitation
is her extended to every one to
Hero 0 one for men we haven't said
u word of before: ‘ ,

these liar-vices Seats are
All-black and splitlfoot socks.

free and services are interesting."

GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH OFNCC
liermsdorfidyh. herringbone scam.
double sole regular 25c socks,19e.

walk, corner-w Butler and Quincy

at": 0. Rev. D. C». Thomas. pastor. lined taste. Everything dainty and
Men 'who don‘t like fancy socks:
Ibis is your chance. 5 -

Crdsr oi, services. Sunday, 11 a. no, new Exclusive designs and low
Front section. left. and right

baptism; 3323011 In. Bible school, at , .
which tithe no school will he nd- mm" . _....'..-'
Till: ROWLAND

loavooons: 00..

Lobster!

 

 

 

 

MILLINER Y.

Dress Hats and Outing i-Iats oi all
descriptions. trimmed and untrimmcd. ,,
beautiful flowers, lace: and ornaments.
‘A tholee ‘Isaertment for ladies of re

at.

Ladics’ Two Piece Suits .
ed Iiounco. Well made. handiitl‘fii
effects, at

firs“

Valso ll

 

. The Sunday school 7 y
cohal Church Will, ,lpold‘ morning play
.e before the Vr‘egn ar session. tomes

83 8t 35 Washington Street. South Norwalk.

 

The regular monthly ’I‘nec ng
ltalian independent Society will he

Society,
noon in the bull in

Stamtord... tomorrow afternoon and
hold a meeting in ‘couiu ctlou with the
Aidan singing society; of that city. for

‘Ely avenue '
‘ ablative Aspprngus, 300V bunch Vat
Hayes . the purpose of arranging for a picnic
The Old We'll flock and Ladder to be held one week from tomorrow in
Company. will hold a: regular meeting .
in Ila truck housodn Hayilami street. '
Monday evening. . . _ ,
Sealed proposals
Crescent ja‘crrwe wall;

-'--T e- a slit Spring“ De hie. O Brien
William Vacation. the woli-nknow
painter who resides In Clay‘stro‘ot, Is:
recovering from“ ‘an cool nt’ usiained
stp‘or‘t some time ago , .
. rk on a all ,iut e V
of “Mr Post; it. 's ddo’nly' gave
The members 01 Domain Hose Cdm- W3? and he "W preclp tatedV to the
may will,” to Dorian this evening 30°F. having '1 hi- 1 nkle Will)"
' smoker given Insult heViVVr ‘Jb . M . 018400?

In sweeping your
latest improved.“
BISSELL Sweep
it is surprising "the
joyment you" can
task of sweeping
log a modern Bio
The ‘V‘Cyco" Bearings
their perfect freed‘o
and an entire
and noise making ,,
ings smooth and no ‘1
As to these V
cannot afford” Vo‘
Bisse‘h as one will:
brooms, besides
your cariets. makings
wear much longer

A.“

dressed by Rev. W.“ C Harris, of
M. F. Ackerman

Stamtord. who is Bible school min
eionaiy tor its New England Ban-
8V1 Main Street. _
VNarwalk.

ti‘s‘t Missionn‘r ,V-‘oonventlon; 0: 30 p
its. Christian Endeavor meeting;
Connected With large Bridgeport es
lahllshment.

,7: 30 n. In the pastor 'wlii preach in
. vof 0.,T
School. Taxes.

‘ —~Unlon Label Cabs. and will be

 

 

Tuesday 8 p m.. there will he h
chnroh business meeting and every
member is mandated to be present
Thursd 8 p.111..pra meeting;

EPI SCOP
TRINITY ensued. wus'r armor
and Fairlieid avenue ”Kev it h
Humphrles, restores-Services tame; *
tow: Holy Communion. Vii a In;
Snnduvl school 9: l. n In . litnuv,
’iiloy Ceiiimuuion dud human ll n
In; evening p and short ad
dress, 7: 30 p
brat Sunday In every month.
iDVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH Van
Zen t street, Ea orwolig; J. yr.
Day a. pastor—~Pre ‘ i i,
and evening by he Staph .
on; or New Mi torn: “Sunday echo ,
12 on; boys lWork‘er meeting 0: 161-
1 j.b In. .. song service; 17:15“; evening
sermon 7. 30. Everyone cordially

 

afternoon and evening. ”
ear, strictly nion'o
rs‘iCuier‘Coun.-. .

i new neuter. the new 11
tor. or, theB South'm‘ Norwalk ”Baptist
Canticl§ pill sagas :th
w t n .
fig. “3" 9 my...” tick umon sellout oIs'raIc'Vr
telegraphdpe’rator at th
walk east bound railro .
Robert G Mitchell; the soul
tor .92. the South Norwolk
Sentinel. has been molly
to one some time
1903 Mitchell and.
Miss Bro‘wn' are receiving connratula;
tions from their many fri
Frederick ‘W. Hoyt e
V w’lillt. will hav The V

The taxpayers cf the south Nora-nil“
Union School Dist' Me Me hereby not-
rues thni‘ the district tax of one not
one quarter mills en the dollar. laid on
the, town assessment list 01 1901. at a
meeting of the district held on the 4th
day of June. 1901 at the Franklin
.trest school house, will be due anl
outside on the first fiayrpt Mail. 1902.

' ‘ h“
’Mahacltemo uI-iot‘e, on' V
Fridbys‘, betwaen the h i.
p. on. and daily hetwen 9 and 12 a.
on, 6 and 9 .~, at V515 Fmdbld ave-
hue, Brill" _ "l

12 No. Main st. 80. No,

 

 

 

 

. EXCITING EXPERIENCE. blibri'i‘m‘mmhmfi
, . ‘ - DCDW’MN‘ ”8
Three Soutilport Lads Prisoners on . jbfi,Vfl]N new»

3 Freight Train. 3m Chins; i;

Patsy Collins and a number of mu PENNYRCIYAL Plus. ‘

or small boys had an experience the {Immediaterolisflm ,ncngnnermomin.
other evening that they are not likely. Juli-5 mfi’.,u§nwmfiflnfikm.
to forget or smeehtlIVIVIVeV to fcome. 'IV'ne . 9 in 0mg] Lugggmwge;uwgiggx
boys are n to a t 0 steals: , . "
rides on freight trains when they “.6. HEDIGINE II) B" I930 “Sm
stop at the local freight station des-
piteVV the protests or employees of the
res

Tuesday evening shoot 0 o’clock a
train stopped at the Southport sta-
tion and as a number of the cars
were passenger coached the boys so
through the cars and when the train
started take a little ride... and then

. . . , :11 .3" -
ate ‘t {ninth ' a beef Will he
charged on and AttoVrF June 1. 1902.
ATOLLES,
Collector of Taxes for South Nor-wait
Union School District .
Dated at South Norwalk April 24.
‘. 1902146w

“if“ Wat ‘ t ' ..‘ ,
.1... 0:01.00“ Thule... ReaiEsiaicraiAuchon
iervi cos the niche is cordially In- - ' . .

vlted. Reading room open :0 5the

promises to be very sbcghemi.

parts are in competent hands. Free

Lead and Zinc man's orchestra. from South Norwalk ,
lead and on will punish tubule. and male quar

1: Crib glee posed 01“ ii

.Yon can paint a hbild‘lncdii‘th few.

or gallons 9'..
1w ‘ h

 

 

 

 

butter there has been a hoe

To close an estaterwlll be sold at PutV.’
‘ . sale of clcomargariue and _ Dal

cAuouon,
, WEDNESDAY. MAY110,1902.

vestig’a‘tlng cases,

 

 

 

 

VSVCUTH NORWAlxK MISSION. «Dean:
‘ ternoen at
_ it n: ,.
,, E to all wh
. Silvérminc.

rh are no
; Brothel. Conn

 

 

b thd'Digthzad Aieflde

e o as o e as s

or Elisabéth “handles a: use

tainlng 8 lots, on one or wine

a three story frame building, V
taini it

s‘
tried to get off but as the train was
V‘i

Vision elf. Collins and five other

chaps boarded the train and took
ll seats insinceonc of the coach-

) train started the boys
boys were atyald
‘ belie

cos butthe peo-
.the station were unable to ren-

t der any assistance. The train was
bound To: Harlem river innit when the

boys were discovered by one a: the
brahemen theyliyere informed that.
they Id havcto

stop
be little

would have to

7 : night when tortu tely for

on money by e

 

of thacars 11,80;
Norwnlit. it: Tti
In making their We and:
of the b
pay their fate home. =, .

The boys arrived home safely but
all declare that they will hereatt

t box me

tion have

much annoyefmby
young boys steallug rides on ig‘ht ‘
, trains and it i
' parlancee of.
is

hoped that the ex-
Vuesiiay evening willd

tone litres: to New.
37ch as the train «(told not malts a1

 

waterhury were tried?
or‘e’d‘ butter Accord
taken by the dairy co

. ere who handle oleO‘ ha

sell the colored article. .

notices. Dairy Commission,
and Deputy Commlsalo
nished the evidence in
Commissioner Nohl
ford Thursday night. '
tended to prosecute dealers
conic. Deanery and New Br!
feViw‘ days : .

Swimming Is an exce‘ilen“ e 3
and shine and tailor; .,

 

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