Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 19, 1903 · page 3

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47 we r wum

ll .4
" Melted Into Hotel link,

fFor Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Sundsy; warmer Sunday
The high tires is control this mornins
at Montreal and it extends southeast-
word into Texas The westher is gen-
erally clear east of the Mississippi riv-
ei‘. The temperstures n Mervin

1".” linsélsnd sable; 03%
.11 ”lfiéltiie "Mn ‘3 "1

hold. Vt.. a heavy frost is reported.
There has been little precipitation in
any section. Another lsturbance is
control this Iinorn'lng. in his Canadian
Northwest. '1'. ‘ s 1 .

Mrs. Russell Frost, who has had It
severe attack of typhoid fever. is now
able to be about her room

Miss Georglnnnn Clinton, of Iowa
street left today for Brid sport where
. she will remain 11 week ’0 two. ' 1'
—-‘:Umbrellss, Mourning Bands. 0' Brien.

Mr. and Mrs John Tryon, of South
Mnin street are entertaining Mrs.
George York. of Woetliold. Muss. I

Mr. sud Mrs, Charles M. Ambler of
Wilton. hhve returned home from the
sojourn in the White Mountains.

Bernard V Collins. of South Nor
wslk. has returned from s vocation trip
to’ Woodmont Eostbn and Providence.

S—Kitehen were of every sort crock-
el‘y. glass ware, tin ware, do end 10c
d psrtmont. M s. Smith it Go.

:Joseph J.Cshili,r1nerly of Nor~
with, who ‘bsit been rtgs‘idin'g in ”West-

rt for e phort time. has moved back
plummet.

The Sunday school of Bruce Church
resumes its regular sessions tomorrow
noon. amigo: the oliicors hope (pr 8.. longs
st
IIIIMr. 1136 Mrs. Wiltlflgt A. gist-l1. lit,

in 00. “9““?- 0 9,.“ WWI
yes'te sy. for s. weokh vi 1. in Wash
“taunt, 09pm, _. .II, . .

v—Don’t. forget the demonstration ‘01
Kodnc developing tnschinep stamina.
Powell Drug Store, Saturday cronies.
bethep 7 audit .th in,

t1111‘s. girliel E Ibcltwoo‘ti, ,0; CherrIyI
sreet, w s nt t e wee

with her. ginghtol'. Mrs W95» ll. Light,
of South orwslk

rm chines it “Lawrence, of www'
street: huh rem min the utter a few
dayll lit in 4"; ‘ t‘wltb. her
osnpih r.- Mrs. ‘Ph‘rtrlc

"WM?“ ’i‘le'infi‘l JESSE:
bWS‘wsM ii'wlltt'gl;$ will“ his,

«Yield Add Golf CMMO bitten.

’l‘he Norwslk City Council will hold
a messiah Monday evening. The nib
nits! election of the City of Nerwhlh
will be hold two weeks from tomor—
row. ‘ .

T 9 it 11's it the butternut.
straitsA léfingue teamws're battling on the
Decker Field. this afternoon. The Park
City aggregation finished third in the
league race.

The funeral of Ctpnrtes a: Benupttl

:11," be held Sundit'y sfte

 

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TEN THOUSAND CHURCHES

in the United States have used the

Mngr'usn & Martinez Pure Paints.
Every Church will be given a liberal

quantity when ever they paint.

Don’t pay $1. 60 9. gallon for Linseed .

all (worth 60 cents) which you do
wit . 3 3 thin . until:
3: . Milli. ‘

slat m dowfillnscsdxoil .with
, m yfour gallons of L1 »
M. :Rthfi'wtth it three gotten one 0! Oil mix-

it .
never “gnarl s by: avg: elixir ng
years. 2
Those Inmate: paints Iere.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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mmcend floor is more then s

' ' merchsndising place. It is an ex- 3.
liptlglpst rhythm up; pcceptcd ‘j
g sIItIyleIs (”mt where every woman “'
and study the fashions ‘1
of the day. The prmgg..milec- ‘

 
 
 
 

lien degi “ o‘f iniprept; each day
will 1th

turtles are borne cell‘spany by the

smart fell-Imeight jack thesd- f ‘
vsnce ”flow obit-attic East; is .

 

already”

htt‘ractlng' atten-

tion; there are handsometsvsists I

in plenty inherited; Millions in un-
augments Minna 111indi'c‘it with
the. latest-model corsets; the chil-

dren hsve s generous share of at- .

tention.

In the costume collection
(512‘. so to 360); are many to reuse
one’ s Enthusiasm. Here are some
samples at liked prices:

Zibeljnc costumes of blue or
oxford grey, longsskirted jacket
with narrow capes and trimmed
with blatck-and— Wltitc braid-$18.

Dress and walking costumes of
gray and blue mixtures; jackets
finished with pleats and given

much attraction by their plain .

finish ,.—-$18

Chostumcs 111 dress and walking

styles of grayish mixtures: ll‘llli' ‘

med with black vcl1vct,-$16. 50.

Smart costumes in military
style; grayish mixed cloth cut in
tight fitting effect and trimmed
with l1lack—and-white—$22.50.

Blouse- front costume in gray
with velvet colla'r Oddly attract-
ivc,——$32. 50.

Broadcloth dress costumes ill
blue or black, trimmed with
black—and- white braid—$22.50. ‘

Cheviot costumes, blue, black
or brown, trimmed withstitchod
tal’lcta to match ,T—Igizo.

. IIDlt‘l!‘ 60995 60..
.~ geport. Conn.»
The many treesrwhioh was blown

overion‘ “districts about theNorwslks
by Wednesday‘s tornado, have been re-

1 moved: with dew exceptions and transit
‘of the storm are beginning to disap-

pear. The trees are beingI utilised
Ilsrgely for Wood. "

Aim let! nil litters sh
istés’ pflfefil'ihl‘d candy 10 and 2033M
M 8 Smith dram.

Mrs Edward ll. Beers daughter Ed-
on and Met son Franklin. of Lowe

 

, Ill-hum, ,
panyhdetei 11g minimise i
at the store of Willism P. Beers, in

Wap l u
from ini we l31%l°." Sliding.

-—New Fall Yonmsn l)crbys. O'Brien.

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' .Qgtuse geranium service Willow is

it'Churulti: LEI-WW
wli deliver the beech

sermon teméi'rrh’roex on» cospw
him": deli will bar-rhesus

-.- , he
395953334111; {stencils t diam 1511.11 . ‘
~11 Blll‘dl Win; sud DIS
_ tesIsndI
Mirth.“ list. a“?

WWMW
pitcstion entrance 0: pupils should
be msde previous to that date.

“Mil. iii: 'finiim'mml
This eminent physician and speciul

W"!!!
mmshort

Mr Goodwin bu plated his “work

ltd; Noll in the time , '
to enjoy the newness and beauty ‘ ‘

1 W 1.2“ 1* 5.51.1..."

Dot, says:
dyspepsia.

 

 

 

our latter.
he has hel po

l=or proof reed .- the‘gemp

mu ‘1 "

 

"Dn- Mns. PmsnAuz—I wish to rose to

h vice and use Entire
£01:me WHE‘ILMMB 1511;03:1me w l§lu

I was in o very bed can itlon. I could not

back netted, I woe extremely nervous. and

fill Who’lmlblst It hmlsfib AWM- doll”!
‘feihd lode Ito

beloreilm

hosting om
h ‘1 mm”.

go dhlithemmotuetiln thedotltalm
soy motivate-ambition mine which the pit
to restordliorwheailh. but" mm more sites- tithe

hemorrmjwomh that nothing could seesaw

"I

oeivod your rcpt

illelpll’o'bm

Ill. Idvertl‘lontbntl endwro
ndwssnladiyx followed sill

mummmoo. 1"" .. .11.

 
 

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.wwww win“! Murat.

one .01 thg‘best remedies in the world."an

» "Den Mes. Pnnouut—I writs to tell were
run ROWLAND I'm" "(mm

nd. heedeneforlnmu 1

 

..- use we

Atrium at
3.1!. Ln. 141 Lyndtlog‘. .Nowoseue.

”But It“. “Imus-i-
pound button"

feeling my

obit governs so
ohoortwoho

great friend. I would

logy your medial?“ mend hsd no
Mytnshond niyfltein

oroutofsortsl takeolew dosesndieelinl lrl gilt.

10th.! mugflm'l‘ef'; ‘1
root on ding a week to Dan- 09° I “It“ wes.‘
girl’inth 13 rsnItr.ler.psdppI1-s3 . » 1‘ ‘ .
f .. sleeping! 2 341%! 33*?001' pp p '
r p 3I e 3s 11».
my; 11 2. n1.» pap,

" ONLY cuss.

 
 

Mrs. Franklieh Bush of New Castle . w 1

first Boy—awe
uterus

"l suffered for years with
Used to have grout tile
trees and belching. i tried everything‘
' i could hear (it, but nothing helped me
until i took Sruilian Balm. end one 50
cent bottle cured me completely. "

' ' For solo by R. Li Pleisted l“. H.811 his;
top. end the Gluten! Pharmacy...

Spittinger, om of“ 3910
mustang '51. Asserw ill” or Ne
ot ili re glllhundey.
t‘hfl'b'ééh "helm oS’duth No
‘Ittprggnhtgcnt Pigment! during his
9 Is me 0
play 1 sensuflstarrh.‘ Bronchitis. Run.
. I nice. Nervousness. Blood Dioceses.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

MIDI?
had the minister for

« u» ' __ Even when poverty pinches :some:
1 via- tothatr- the WW it‘d? 15. Evening sermon
1 :97: so. “Shot; :.“Thd Biblf, It. ,UIIOIiI

mnsultnti‘? . or exsminntion.
tad of the medics]
,IttIpItien.Isnd be con

' Avenue M. 3 BGV-b
C'nnningh “wrestl’r‘llhé servi e.

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amusement of the tensile Io;

" “‘1 keeps the nervous ‘ ’ « i. plinth. aunusyfilbbwha .nn.

"iamp'itnmi- ‘

hlVQ‘venins' 1‘0an .

itlb'llllali’gzfile

smug GM? filai‘lam lit '0}, 1511)) ' I

. cansfinvtoil no woman.

lilo-1min WWW
reely to Mrs. Pinkhnln. No

e can enrol uhelp on. for no rson
suchn widoexpcrioncon retail: » .3 olll.

5 Church. Rev. John N. meanl

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:rpry, Organ. in (builder Gounod; qusr.

toms. suffering and

Warm

- “Mill'rhon; offerfory, Org‘pn, in A major.

rfortn ”MW Cell 1
could get or sleep. :Tfl

fill“
it! advice. I re-

to ill glflihm swnsbouUtbslieis. lmtutgltl
bo “1'52. g'l’inkhsm'sv unstable Compound out continued
following Miles. one studs, 1 Im s was womb. Your replenish sod
ring women. and l rennet dud words to thank

Mush—Illa. Lorrie V. NtItvInIoI‘s. ill! 83 J.
Lydia It. Plat-
; of the womb not! could 11-:st ' I
I ’ nfimomn 1““ toIdosiiI

E. Pinkhem’e Vegetable
rest dull for not I suffered munch from telling of the
womb sud All the teoubloo connected with it. I (lectured for ”are with
dpoknsfiendothcsi remedies but reocivedonly tom ry til"
takeyn on
It: at I sholuld kl p, writalgge‘nfl
fro . as con no
Ifigfi’d nudgingnowabltoe tobeonsnyfeetsndwo
dim refit left! the'gl’itfl'lmmmmyoxl's we Com-
no tun as re u or re re the
[)0 g nothe without it in my ones, for when 1.1091 tired

ins to niltircd mothers.“ end especially
IF Cy“ IWW
"a"? "absolute «WMWd‘
I‘m him! "his. Ion.

DR DYSPEPSIA.

 

A NEW JENSMEKN 'Efl'ITIOR'OI TEIB‘I'IN

L.

M 'i'. l.yucl1.editor of the Phillips-
burg, N. J., Daily Post,
have used many kinds of medicine for
coughs and colds in my family but nov-
lr anything so moss stolen Honey
find Tsr. I cannot say too much in
bruise of it.” Sold st Pleisted‘s drug
ttoro. Simian Norwalh. and A. C. Stilts

medloni stuff of the r-
:1?an city is here ‘-

4". st"“"1 " '
dude Minions. 1
nrk tho . go! it.

 
 
 
 
 
 

bills by the
co IsndI Relisn

 

d.

ight street A. it,
non: punter-"-
y eating day. the

 

will co pct the meeting. 11 n. tn,
Lo 0 Feast and exmplpnentul meeting;

 
 

Idesvor; 8 PIP.

All are welcome.

QIONQRI AITIQNAL-
South Norwll Cbng‘msfltlonal

 
 
 
 

acting pastor. ~Mornlng topic. "A Door
Opened" Revolutions lv 1; evenlnx
topic, "The Yoke in Youth." Lantente
ttons ill: 273. More ng music: Organ.
prelude in E Gtilrnnnt: quartette.
“Magnilsnt in in iipt. Marker; oifer-

e,: "Nearer. My Gog, To Thee."
ticker; arm ltootltido.Gulin1ent.
Evening: Organ prelude, Buck; quer-
tuttO,1"Tlpc Lord is My Shepherd "

Miifbri boss sei,o "The Ninety and
Nine " Compton: address; queriette.
"Saviour. Breathe Thee. An Evening
Blessing." Schneclter; Otgsn, Postlnde.
lulu tBltism.

First Congregational Church, Nor-
wnlk, George D Egbert pastor—~Morn-
lug service at 10: 30. the Sacrament of
the lord‘ s Supper will be administered
by the pastor. Sunday school at 12:15;

 

Agent tor may Menion' 5 Patterns.

 

 

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and “WW“ 1 1. ‘ "i "all .31 p.

1217* show 1» or». team

 

and” revisit-

We do not overstate When We tell

have the most meritorious e
.. pill bid] ' .

.3 stale wit _
““ oilenngs will

It

hauré spoil doubling our ennui: output

63-85 anmngton Street,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

gel-lug s Serpent.’ First meeting of
the L. B. Q" Wainosdsy et 3; There
tiny evening service st 8 The poster
will talk about his Sabbath experiences

abroad.
lAPTiI't’.

South Norwailt Baptist Church, H. B
Carpenter pastor-Morning service.
10: 30; object lesson for the children;
special music by the quortetto. under
the able direction of Miss Dlsbrow;
Pible magi. 12 tItItI till cordlsIlminvltttttgn
1: ton to e re 0 e
chtfigch and but.“ giéi't's'lio Rm toremaln. alé
so to villi the beautiful new room
which has been titted up~for the infant
Eminent of the school Y P. 8

7. 30 ll
First Baptist Church. Norwsllt D. W.
Taltilage Van Doren, pastowl’rsyer
meeting at 10 a. nu; sermon st 10: 30;
Sunday school at 1'2 111.: B. Y. P. U. at
6’: 30 p. 111.: sermon st 7: 30 p. 111.; pray-
or meeting. Thursday at 7. 30 p. m.
as sets free. A cordipl welcome to all
no attend these services.
. seisc OCQPAI.
Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev. Rom-

.. 4: Ash! to butter
evening service at 7:30, subject, Fin . we” and soft to [fig féetI, good shape for ”IA? feet,

$1 0'0

for littbc boys and

11113..

for Aliens and Ghldrcn. 1111?]:le soles. .1

Es‘nd: .30 p. m.: evening service at '

Canes. nine

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our own mformatrbn—snd for yours. The reenltnti
«nanny stated: we HA VE rill: asst-I no“
T GLpVE IN THE TWIN CITI‘IEIIISU"

 

lily F. Humphrles. routes—Holy com

munion. 8 s. 111.; morning platoon“

sermon. u a. 111.; evening prayer, 7: 80
I. in.

. tome Episeopsl Church Jev. James

Benton Werner. rector—Celebration of

the Holy Communion at s n 111.: morn- -

ins buyer end muton at 10:36 s. m.- ,

Shades are now in auxin—m .. Simuzflyl. black, I
greet: and navy. ,,Evcry"pa1rwsmhcdp¢1 1 .

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beds otfih tls on litter...

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

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gym; 13g: fit. .

 
 
 
 
 

 

South Nonwwlk. Conn.

111 “*1 on;

 

Iver-tbs low price we sell it for. Tony '

 
 
 

.. w _ $125
lint QUEEN snow

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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Sunday school at noon: evening prayer1 .Aeestsin corn :21 n . 1 = .0

and semen at 7. so 9. m.-
ADVERT CHRISTIAN.

 
 
 

 

tor.~'l'he piste: will spool: 2st the‘
morning service from the im rtsnt
test “l’srticipetc Not in The ins. (if
Othern". Sunday school It 13 I. Ink:
his! Workers’moetlngstl: 15 p.1n

 
 
 
 
 

And Out! lbw 1‘0!”le

s‘i‘i Inithsr’sii Mich“

”are. new. use lit-etu-
“ service, with

it?! at 11,112.11th st‘
lgion‘ snatflm the serpent

I‘YI 190"“

 
 

Norwsllr-vitegnler aundsy service at
th ResdtvII Room Masonic building.

 

 

in: letters rennin nmI '

for “It the followingmu ' I

enemies»
South ll 1-

 

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Amines rlsttsit' mush.» yrs stunt r11
street East News“: J W Devin, pss-t

 
 

1 1p Sunlight, tho}: [1 IIMIItI-s.
’ ...J°ie§1 09'” . , '
St, «-RfO'Vlderlée “III'

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

i
d inst named on ”input whohsilg
a. little willow?!)
Wimhli 1:95

‘1 i

II by? “his “Mill in the,
that the shsrp tendon. people would wm
try and take rises out of thin“. A cusp yelitefhli"!”1fii
tnnter enteredmthew shop, and when. the it tr‘isl‘o!

nth a :
fire well”;elitismm " "it’s nos use, lsd. heed reti'ttvhett‘g In

hummus .verdsnl one murder lu‘tb

 
 
 
 
 

. .«g “up; some killingrhis wito‘

 
 
 

prisoner mentioned it
concern wh '
ed to has.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

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