1 Wine sold in
Wellington 1. (Kansas)
mobile;
d '1 henc7e
1 n'7_ a British army. as the War
in 1
do soldiers to wear glasses on
. y.
ch railroad companies have
e‘cldéd upon an interest reform
chthe colors of all the railroad
ill’be’ unified For the future
lass tickets will he yellow,
lollies green and third-class
he colors of the return tick-
Vtickets and half-tariff will be
7' similar manner. 7
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that the waves of light pro
chhanichl push. or pressure,
1 years ago by Clerk Max.
e could only offer 1111315171111
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oscow. made an experimental
J-tvf the pressurv’ofillfe.
1a radiometer resembling
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romfwnich the setting
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the Crookes vanes, is excluded.
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pressure thus revealed comes
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79!. Cape Colony whose name.
Qonwass. and .1 who could speak
.hut17.7Dutch.7 was tried for
1mently. An English gentle-
1 who was present at the trial he
7‘ tercstod in him and after his
V 1 1dlit§red7into conversation
7 pith‘rough an interpreter Dou-
nelthetV read“ nor write but
Vs ms of French skit-he»
7ali his little history
written down in the family Bible
fifit‘g’hhd the Englishman had
7 77te71ioi‘tlieré and invest!.
Then he discovered that tire
cal name was Douglas. that his
ad emigrated direct from Scot
_.Vthe transformation was
Moria o; two generatiVVons
7 17la17 5.1111 lVongdistance
in Europe has just been
led n Germany. it is used in
ldingg on the left bank
e.i7ncludln7g the then
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7ii77s transmitted is three
is. The total heat eon-
Etienne is 15,200. 000 neat.
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loss of heat in transmission is
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7g“, and the ribbon is
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fillbl‘dliier as nithey
, as! ganoe. and aré ex-
t‘or sonic uses, espec- ’
lilac.
‘ all over sire
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THE EVENING SENI'INEL.
/7,
Mr. Merchant:
resu‘lts will surely be satisfactory.
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appolncmentn“
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(7)77PE7N LETTER 1'0 ‘wonKmoMEN
W w. T. Duncan to Preach Next
day on Christ and the Laborer.
7sMy Delia Friends: Tbclc are ques
tions of great interest now before this
community and the whole country
with which you must necessarily be
vitallymnuarned. They ate the dues
tlons as ”in the in
dustrla orld artifice use» citi'ons of cap.
ital and... labor and he unionism and
non halal-ism
Condet'ning these Questions many
have hitter prejudices many have re
tional add positive convictions. and
many are seeking without prejudice
and pasfilon to find the truth. “The
truth drill prevail"——hcnce all should
seek it. One of the most important
meanwf discovering and disseminat
lug truth is public utterance in the
popular as‘serubly. e enemies of
both have always been afraid of it.
ilespotisnrdcspises popular discussion
Sin fattegs on secrecy. Truth wins its
way in7 ‘o light. Jesus Christ spoke
freely |to \hp‘ common people. He is
the’ find the Light of this World
His ch71 rch seeks to be like Him.
Home as ministers we. have the right
and it. is ourduty. to invite men who
are grab ling with any problem to
his none that it may be considered
in the likiit of His word. 7
Next Sunday i will pro en t the
First Methodist Church on Christ and
the Labor-lug Man." and i take this op-
p01 tunity of extending a very cordial
invitation-V i0 all employees in whatev-
‘er bran of business to attend. The
lnvitatl 'ls to men who belong to
labor unions to men who do not." to
all interested in this subject whose at
”Willi! would not take them away
from he‘ chinchos to which they be-
long or Which they habitually attend.
and especially is” unmaded to those
who do not belong to :0‘7 attend any
'(‘hiistian Church.
You will be very hmi'gygelcpmed
by
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Yours sincerely,
w.w .T. 7‘oi7JNCAN,
Pastor First M. E Church.
GONE TO CHICAGVO
Alfred s. Knox Now Member of Wests
_ ei'n Hattlng cone
Alfred 8.? Knox. of Da
3‘?&
e of the largest
wtii a large“ factory on tiar-
t c-afifiuadlsou fireman: office
and salesmem‘ at 220 Frankli
Knox will he manages and
crintznfin afoot.- or the fact he hell as
‘hsvidz‘tilisrgé of these saésnen‘. He
1 the responsible
post ion he has .
win as of lili- Knox’a friends. hothdn
and out o dieidlattlng business so.
company Jilin 7i“... new field. 11
POPULAR AMUSEMENTE
at 1171111111 81 scan ninsrmans.
ill V Brothers Bard.
”t 171-7WE WILL ACCEPT TIRE ENTIEE LEVER
VVMENT AS ONE TRADE MARK“)! EVER
TWENTY-rm: (25) SENT 118.1
‘, Eeautlfu‘i Presents Eros-7‘ sonata; Eremlum List
, DAVID S. BROWN &“‘ (7307.;
,axst SVtreet and North Rivet. New York City
1.111 W Clark, 80:]
Probst the marvelous imitates of
since the“ semantic vanquish: 77
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South Norwalk. cons: May is, 17902.
S1
“The unsuccessful man is he witcgoes about a thing half heart-
Vedly;’ the successful man is up and doing. He is enthusiastic, for
enthuSiasm begets enthusiasm. People judge from appearance—
they may not see YOU very often. Mr. Merchant, but they do read
the papers daily, and if your ad. is there, they judge from it of the
7 7nharactcr of the man behind it. Fill it with [vim and energy, and the
If your advertisement' is not in
the paper the reader will not direct his thoughts tbward your estab-
‘out ‘of sight is out of mind." - 7 ‘
Our advertising manager will gladly talk advertising at any
time of day or night with you; you make the time he will keep the
Sincerely yours,
EVENING SENTINEL.
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NATIONAL Lasso: sasssALL.
New Yorke Take Last of Series from
St. Louis Team—Other Games.
ST. LOUIS, May iii—«By a vigorous
application of the ash in tbc‘scvcntll
inning. the New Yorke pulled yestep
day's game with S hauls? out of the
fire when it seems irretricvably lost.
At the time the Giants began to swing
their bats in unison the score was
against them 'f to 3. and it looked as
though another game was to be added
to their lost column.
However, they fell on Joyce at 1117171111
a lively clip that he was driven to the
buddln wildwood, and Wicker, who
1 11ch ed “hits new midst of tbebom-
llardmelii, fared little better. 1During
i‘1e siege 1a rcdhot shot from Bower-
mnn's bat caught 00m PaulKruger in
the eye. and he had to retire for re
pairs. ‘ '
To the surprise of all hands Mathew
son volunteered to pitch yesterday’ a
name. and after‘ the first two innings,
during which be was touched up so
\ercly, be twiried in line form Out-
side. of Bean's brace of errors beth of
which wore excusable Matty received
gilledked support.
The Giants batted better: yesterday
than they have in any game on the
trip, and now lliuithey have got their
eye on the ball, the hope to make a
more satisfactory showing during the
icmaiiuler of their journey.
it was repelled here yesterday that
Kahoc. a7 catcher from the Chicago Na
iional League team. has been signed
and will report -for duty to Manage
11‘0ch in Cincinnati.
The score: 1
New York, 1101010001——10
St.l.ouls, 3301010000-7
Batteries, Mathewson and Bower-
man: Joyce. Wicker and. O‘Neil.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
New York. 10; St. Louis, 7
Chicago, 3;» Brooklyn. 2.
Boston, 10: Pittsburg. 6.
Philadelphia, 6: Cincinnati, 5.
ETANDINQ 1.01" THE (€3UBS.
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l’lltsburg ‘...'........ ..... 10 4 .820
1 Chicago . ....... ...... 112 7 .632
New York ...... . ...... ..l.3 9 .591
Boston ...... 1010 .500
Philadelphia ............. iii ll .476
' Brooklyn. . .. ....( 9 it .391
‘ Cincinnati. ...... 7 16 .304
‘ st Luci ............. ‘. 615 :2ss
7» GAMES B’SC‘J'lEDUIJi‘lD FOR TODAY.
Brooklyn in Chichgo V
Boston in Pittsburg. ‘
Philadelphia in Cincinnati.
PUTNAM NOSE POOL TOURNEV.
The third game in the second m
for the second one in the Putnam
pool tournament was played last night
was for eight years. identified with By tat headquarters and it proved to be
13ron Dental“; was for three years a;
‘ friendlier of th‘ of J: Kn
one of the new interesting yet held.
’1': was between “a. w. Clark so and
VJonn W. Sculley. 90 Clark won b
the score of 80 to 30. It is though
that Fred Stabell and William Auden
'son will play tonight .which will triad
up the second round. Stabell is rated
at 770 and Alessandr- at. 100. Following
was last night' s
J. W. sculler. 90.
. . 1
com
«reflect, sooth Nanci, ~
Ira Running and Ira.
'ho'at im7 ii
on i
That's what we have here.
it's not beyond bullet, because it can
be preven: 7 ‘
Read a local cltiten's testimony.
Mr. W E Green,018p{1fllng street‘
the engineer at Ci7ofut 8: napp‘s but
factory, says: "When a boy, i enlist-
ed in the army and exposure and hard-
ships may hfive weakened me physio
ally. Kidne‘ trouble and slight dri
nuly difficulty set in, and as I noticed
an advertisement about Donna Kid-
ney l’lils cur pg such cases 1i got a ox
at i’laleted's‘ and took them. A ter
finishing the treatment I felt ever so
much bettm 1111111 the secretions were
natural "
For sale b7y all (ionic-1s
Price 50
cents a x. _.llostcr -Mllburn (30., Buf-
falo. N. ., 31111111111111.1111 for the United
States.
Remembei the name—v-Denn‘ s-nnd
take no other. 1
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is out 'foxe We know it. «Atlanta Con-
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
JUBILEE SINGERS.
ll‘cmalo Quurtctte at 80. Norwalk Ites~
one Mission
WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY 14
Benefit Knight Street Church.
1 le 13 14
Hov'r's THEATRE.
waoussoAv. MAY 21,
Matinee and Night,
THE BIG c1117)?” snow.
The‘ Famous
HI. HENRY’ S
All White
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Largest andvbldcst in the World
Elaborate Special Scr'nlc and Flec-
tric Palatial Flist Purt Setting.
Gorgeous Satin Costumed Circle.
25 Big Uniformed Solo Orchestra
l2 Singers.
New Jokes, New Gags. New Sketch.
laitlcs.
40 Superb Concert Band.
17 housing Vuudovillcs.
Car Load of Scenery. 1 i
Never before such a Large and Expen-
sive Show at These Low Prices.
NiGHT, 25. 35. iiil cents.
Bargain Matinee“ at 3 p. m.: Chil-
dren We to any part of the house:
adults. Balcony seats, 25c; orchestra,
35 cents.
Safe
1 and. up.
You can root’s privatchur Iar and
tire proofufs in your valuab a, jaw-
elry, Indbranee policies, etc., at
The
.41 South Norwalk
Tm V I00 ,
93 WASHINGTDN 8T.. 1
Saturday evening also. 6 to 8 p. In.
a
PROVIDE 7
FOR THE FUTURE
It is easy: to lay a few dollars aside
weekly or monthly if you have some
safe place to posit them: a Vac~
little as one- (1 far: We know it we
once get youias a depositbr your ac-
cou'at will soon grow to respectable
ldimensions. .Our o‘fllce hours are 9 to
12:1 to 3. fitnr‘day evening, 6 to 8.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK.
uurrsn 7BANK BUILDING.
1,1.”
massage
anemones
mm mm. 534.0 00%
Ear»...
Its. New Songs. New'Solo‘s, New Spec. 1
For 5714;. 00 .
Office hours 97:11:. in. to 8 p. in. daily. 7 7
cent deposits t open an so oi as 1
o 1;. night in the form of a "White
Cup" raid on one of its houses. The
cause of the disturbance seems to
have been the too frequent visits of a
Bethel man at a house in the town and
a number of the townspeople took it
on themselves to put a stop to it.
About midnight. site it was known
that the Bethel man ad arrived a
mob of twenty" or so formed and joi1y
nayed to the once A noise was made
about the ba
visitor out chain investigating trip and
the rose succeededrin an unexpected
manner. 1 71.1l11
The house is occupied by a widow
and her son V VV [instead of the visit-
or. the son 11‘ tired to see what was
the matter a ‘t7 the buin.1mniedlate-
ly on his apps tunes. the son was set
on and given a seveie beating before
the mistake was discovered.
The man the crowd was after heard
the disturbance and journeyed out
With a gun with which he chased the
whole crowd away. The “White Caps"
retired in disorder and there has been
no renewal of tho hostilities since.
THE CELESTIAL CiTY.
Rev. W. W T. Duncan. pastor at
the First Methodist Church. will give
' the concluding talk on Pligrlm' s From
rose at the mid-week meeting tonight.
The topic is "The Celestial City." On
Monday evening May 19th, Rev. Mr.
Duncan will give a stereoptlcon lcc-
iurc (in-Pilgrim's Progress, Some for~
iy views will be presented and the
scenes which have been given in
words 7will be presented in picture.
Some brief comments will be given on
each and a reference to John Bunyan.
the immortal dreamer as a man and
a prisoner The lecture will be under
department of the Epworth League.
‘ No admission charge will be made, but
11 collection taken »to defray expenses
' of lantern. Social exercises will be
given at the close of the lecture.
W1“
i ARRIVALS 0F VEBEELB.
BOSTON. May 15 e—Arrlvcd Steam-
(71‘s Jenney from Mediterranean ports;
Antwerp
GENOA. May 15-Arrlvedz Kalserln
l‘Jnrlc Thcronsn, from New York.
Class A. XXc. No. 31468.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, to wlti
BE IT REMEMBERED,
That on the twenty-third dny10i‘ April,
1902, The Banks Law Publishing Com
pany. of New York N. Y.. hath depos-
ited in this office the title of a BOOK
the title of which is in the following
words. to wit:
Reports of cases argued and deter—
mined in the Superior Court ol’ the
‘ ' City of New York. By Samuel Jones
and James C. Spencer. Reporters of
Reports. Vol. VX VY. Jones and Spcn
ccr's Roper Ill 71
The Ban 73 Law Publishing Co..
New (York 1902.
the right ‘wberéof it claims as propric
tor in conformity with the laws of the
United States‘d'espectlng Copyrights.
Cflice of the Register of Copyrights.
, Washington. I). C
7‘ HERBERT PUTNAM.
liy - 1 Librarian of Congress
THORVAID SOLBERG.
(Seal) ‘ Registe‘r or Copyrights
Written A. I.
Revised J. W. C.
Entered A. l 7
Mailed E. F E.
7 In renewal for fourteen ycnrs from7
:Aprli 27 17802. .1
M can nor had a sensation the 1
‘lu order to induce thwr
the auspices of the literary and social
Consuelo. from Hull; Storm King from ‘
the Court New York Superior Court'
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“Toilet Soap _al‘hat Has Merit.
ai the small sum of 10077-11 «Calland an
a sample free. “
Read! A Startlmg Fact
No Contagious Skin tonnage no
smallpox. no Eczema. no Pimpies. no
Dandruff. where "D15miecime” is used
for Toilet Bath and 5111117115011, }
ii is wonderfuliu healing. mild and
soothina . 1
I here is Only One' “Disinicciine.”
iagion. Beware of lmitations.
iul Product oi Modern Science.
it prevents con-
Disiufectine, a Wonder-
Harmless.Non~l1riiat-
ing, Cleansing Puriiving, Beautifying.
~Sailsiaciion Guaranteed or Money Refuuded.
At the Popular orice oi l0c a cake. 3 cakes ior 25c.
Worth Ten Times its'pricccvcrvwherc. 7 7
Commenceusing it To—Day.
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. B‘RB‘VINS. NEW YORK, May 15.—The 114th
1 Omaha" dozen steam gauges. general assembly of the Presbyterian
hot air pump. all kinds of old Chuicb was opened in the Fifth Ave-
tools and machinery, 2 large kettles. , nue P1 csbyterian Church, this city, to
reading books. pullel'8.fshu1liu" 117111. The sessions will. continue for
and banners. piping 1 various fifteen days. The most important bus-
sizes Highest prices paid for iron. lucss to come before the assembly is
steel. metals and junk. Second hand the report of the committee on revis-
brass chandeliers, hardware. Abra ion of the conféssion of faith. This re-
bam Barrio. Raymond Si- South N0? 1p01t probably 7will be debated on May
walk. Close Saturdays. I’bone 156-4 I23. At today’s session the Rev Dr.
1 1,1,1 gleury :3. Minton of San Francisco
1 1‘ e moi orator delivered a sermon on
.2 dis. Chi. Lima Beans, 20c "Tho Enduring 77777777777797] of Presbyter
25c 1 innism.’
12 lb pkg Evap. Apples.
i
7 Butler Lod i. 07. .1 -
:3 cans Campbell 5 Assorted Soups. 25c 1“,“ 1,, 11151187771100.“ 017517; 77131737117171.2873;
th q:Wusbingto 1 street, and received .
Messrs Boo h and Brill, of Samuel Har-
2501 1rls lodge, Bridgeport. Only routine
ibuslness was transacted, but it was de-
aided to change the date of the visit
of the local lodge to their Park City
bictlnen from Frld y. June 2, to June
9 on account at ‘e appearance of
gliuffnlo. Bill. in Bridgeport on the for-
78crmuda Onions,
7Z2 pkgs. Malta Vitae,
L. JOSELOFF
721‘ NORTH MAIN ST?
we purchase goods that will of themselves. call forth praise for. their line qualities.
.;. . NEW ARRIVAL "1'7'-
sir-17.17 - 1.~'
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From the Home Gardens we m
1 mcr date. Two ap llcations for mom
ml 8 15 212; Tcl. CV!" 1335- bershlps were receigcd
771.7. . .. .. _. _-._.u=..... ..
. CALL 58-h. '
A7 SATISFIED ‘w GUSTOMER
+1.11... advertisement we cad ask for it a satisfied and pleased customer. We are able and7 tie sell the
best goods to be purchased upon the market. Our customers tell us that at our store they can get the cflpeat But-
tor Coffee and, in fact. everything in our line, to be found in any store in town.
Why is this 80? Because
1..
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ethics: duality Cardinal Flood; N707 Floor of equal quality susr 'nilllEh. This is the Broad claim of the
, manutactu bag. or barrel. 75c “15.6.75 barrel; Coats a little more. but you get more bread and more
' 1 satisfaCtlon than from any other Flour. 1. .
receiving Spinach Asparagus, Rhcubarb,ila1i1ishca7, Lettiicc, Etrhwhorrlss,
.o.
3 E. Seymour;
63 West wasbiucionSi.. So Norwalk.
New Potatoes, etc, Call hero mornings; V,w. can “YEW“ money on these 770170777...» 1
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For-77 your groceries this week. Prices
still selling the finest Elgin Creamery
and you will his well satisfied with the result.
ome R1 ght Here'
lower than ever. Qigallty is the very best the ‘marltetgiigpr V7V7ds. We are
Butter and our Famous Maud S Flour at cost. Place your order with us
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FLOUR—OUR! FAMOUS MAUDEE; FLOUR (NEAKES BEST BREADl—FLOUR. 77‘;
1-1. .
the world) For Barrel, 24.50. . 1 ‘ _ 1
7Lburyea Com Enrich P11333111
Monarch corn am m. _1 ' 5c}.
3 lb. Gan embers: 7 . 10c1
1311». ammonium, 1 mo
2 Cans mandamus. 25c
SVVun VVPVEBVCB 1185)?! Polish, 5c
'hPscnaL—Mahfiiavna 71mm NEW soon) PKG lie—SPECIAL 13'
i' 1:
1 :‘1; “'1 V1r1i1e.7 Cream Choose lb., 1 151:
20-47777 auntie-21: Baron’s Wheat. per pkg, .131;
'caan. sodas Bent Lima” Beifis‘. Qt. " 12c
. scan 7 cakes Acme Soap gcr' ' 25¢
"no, 3 Cents Suns; Cosfif 7 250
‘_ .1 1 a dash June Peas. 350
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