Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 26, 1903 · page 6

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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ppm lieu of Old.
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lull Miss Stash.
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Organ.

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Mitchel church will

and flu- “The Holy

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. Hither. Ye Faithful."
o-J'MHten From the, East. the
Csme.

solo. recitativea‘mnd When
' Days Were Accomplished."
Sim b Sing, This Blessed

Tom rrow.wilb Rope
chri'lmas Music.
South florist! 3131111111

 
 
 
 
 

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rendering of The
was "t'xhei‘o'f the charm
the fine musical pro

month: The Oh-

«this: Mamie attrac-
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"hing the pastor's address
lThrough Palestine. and
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' fe'rtdry of St. Cerilla.

~ Mount of Olives.‘

' Communion.“ 10 o'clock.

FOR HEADACHE!” NERVOUS-
Ma's'd AND to» or other.

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walk. George D. Egbert. pahtor—Motn-
service at 10: 30; Christmas sermon
the pastor; Sunday school carol
boggles at 12:15; evening soldi.ce at
.7 The Stoty of Bethlehem told with
libel aid of the aterenptlcon. Watch
night serviCc Thursday evening at
11:30. Music tomorrow. Morning.
prelude. Christmas Overture. Ash
mall1lldtbichcn1 Coombs: in Dreams
1 Heard the Seraphim, Fu ure; soprano
solo The Three Visio'ns. elbel;
lode. Cbmai March,Bucl1. Evening
prelude. Second Offerty on Christmas
Hymns. Guilmant: From the Eastern
Mountains. Schnecker; The Passing of
the King. Macy; Rock of Ages Buck:
Como Unto Me. Wagner; postlude Of
No 2 Balisle.‘
Special Christmas music on evening of
January 3

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East Mount: Methodist Episcopal
Church— —'Motning service 10: 30 a n1.;
salmon by pastor. topic God’s Gift to
Man; special music; Sunday school.
12 111.. rc1'lc11 of last quartet 3 lessons
J. C. iinwkl11s..lamca l.'iion1medleu
and the pastor' Epuorth Lessue ii
1). n1., the pastor loader. topic A World
Wide View—:My Responsibility; evcn
ing service" p. n1.' .. sermon by pastor. .
special. Watch night ser'vltcs will be
held Thursday evening December Bl
mencing at 9:30 p. n1. The following
musical program will be rendered by
the choir tomorrow morning: Anthem,
Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne. trio is-
dioa' voices Shockley; Christmas
Bells. Cantor. alto solo 0 Little Town

0 Heavens. Tours. Evening: Anthem,
Sing. 0 Daughter of Zion. Coomhs:
duet soprano and alto. There Was Joy
in Heaven. Smart; trio, ladies voices.
Pilgrims of the Night. Westbrook: an-
them 0. Little Town of Bethlehem
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First Methodist Episcopal Chltr'ch.
Rev. W W. T Duncan. pastor—ti: 30
a. n1., class meeting; l0:80 a. m.. ser-
mon; 12 111., Sunday school and men's
Bible class: 6 p. m.. Young People‘s
meeting; 7 p. n1.. sermon and praise
service. Music for the morning ser-
vice will be: Prelude, "Andante from
Fourth sonata." Gullmaut; anthem,
“Ghorla in 'Excelsls." Schilling: an-
them. Bethlehem." Bartlett: solo. "The
Mrs. W. W Stone.
Rm Ftaucis L Strickland will prea1l1

‘ morning and evening

Fitst Baptist Church, Norwaik Dew.
'I‘aimage Van Dorcn, pastor—Pray or
meeting at 10 a m.; sermon at 10: 30
subject. “Was Joseph the Father of
Jesus Christ as Mary Was His Moth-
er? Was He immaculately Conceived?"
B. Y. P. U. meeting at 6:80 p. 111.: ser-
mon at 7:30 11. n1. Christmas cantata
Tuesday evening; prayer meeting
Thursday at 7. 30 p. m. Seats free. A
cordial welcome to all who attend
these services 4

Trinity Episcopal Church, Rev. Rom-

illy F. Humphries. recton-J-Holy Coin

munion, 8 a. 10.: morning prayer and

1' on at 11 a. m.. _evuening prayer
in sermon at 7: 30. Special music at
the services and in the evening the
recaor will preach a special semen to
the members of 0d Well Lodge. F. and

_AM.

Grace Church. Norwallr. Rev. James
Benton Werner. rector-8L John the
.Evangellsts day. Celebration of Holy

union. 1 o‘clock; Morning Pray-

" ‘,er with sermon 10! 30 o'clock; 811n-

 

ay school. at noon Evening special
service, at 7: 30 o‘.clock which fit.
ohn'a Lodge F. and A. 31.. will at”
end in a body and listen to sermon by
the rector. Monday being Holy inno-
straw-Day. celebration of the Holy

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“6: 15 . evening sermon at 7.

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1 The annual roporllofifll Ounnotlcut
hall Fish Commissioners. for the year
tied Soul-OI ”.120. has been isi
u'od. Theooui Mare George
Waldo. 'gopori:
' out of South. Norwalk and William
1. you. The filibu-
‘ lat ’sholvi that
8.08“. “'1‘“ collect and 01.111 ii ex-
. £11m» dl’oolioatod livers mutu
moduli harmoni- font now
, tsp gratin shaman ym 90
being 1: poor set for tour
in mud rdaaon for tin». u
ounts for thditf’all in the num-
st ll cases to 21 at against
there Ware'illlil
s holdillir M.-
11. At 11111119111
1‘ carporatlons

did: 66. 715%

V 0 reports, 73‘?“ the commls
1slon has lound t at the. Connecticut
shore is being rspldly taken by private
or corporate blind" for private use
cutting oh the public from places they
have been motioned to use. This
'ncccsultatcd a rearrangement of eye or
lslgnaia in many places. . It is to in!
hoped. the report says that in case tho
lstato decides to reserve cotisiu por
tions of the slim-c for public use the
right to establish slate signals upon
,them for the use of the oyster businesr
will be resrevd ' '

"‘i"'A you ago]! says the report "It
was the hope of the commissioners
that the three .years of. partial and un
lsatilsfa‘ctory set would». succeeded in

193 by a full set which Wotlld reared

c public grounds and restOck Con

‘neclicut waters but this has not been
the casein a few exceptional cases
planters had a set on grounds favor
ably located this year and some will be
table to tide over the hiatus which four
years of failure will make in the eye-
ter successio. What a diffe1encc 10111
apoor years ill make to tho planters
Scan readily be imagined. and to the
ltvorker on natural grounds it is simply
ldestructlon There is absolutely no
met on the natural beds of the state
land the great Stratfotd and Bridgeport
natural bed which five years ago for-
nishcd ovcr 400.000 bushels of seed
oysters to the trade. will not furnish a
bushel this year and has not been much
better for three years."

The report says that planters are
looking into" methods of artificial re-
sending and that there is rcason to be.
llcye that. these investigations will re»
suit in an improvement in condition:
in time.

FIGHT WILL BE BITTER.

Those who will persist in czoslng
their ears against the continual rcc
unmeudation of Dr. King's Ncw Dis-
:overy for Consumption will have a
‘ong and bitter fight with their trou-
bles. if not ended early by fatal termi-
nation. Read what '1‘ R. Beall. of
Bea“ Miss. has to say: "Last fall my

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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tion. She took Dr. King's New Dis
«ovary after everything also had fall
=d improvement came at once and
’our bottles entirely cured her." Gnar
1111ch by Frank H. Baxter, Rrugglst.
Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free
. ‘ . '00

MORE RAILROAD CHANGES.

HARTFORD Conn” Dec. 26. —-It has
been announced here that F H. Fen-
nell. superintendent of the Highland
division of the N. Y.. N. H. 61 Huraih
road.wlll succeed Charles F. Davidsin
as superintendent of the Hartford di-
vision of the railroad when the latter
retires, January 1. 19043 Mr. Fennelil
will he succeeded by J. H. Werner,
who is in charge of the freight traffic.
at Boston. Mr. Werner was formerly
freight agent...” Waterbury.

..

' SPENT MORE THAN‘IMIOO.

W. W. Baker. of Plainview. Nola.
writes: “My wife suffered from. iunil
trouble for fifteen years. she tried a
number of dectors and spent over ll.
000 without relief. She became. very
low and lost all hope. A friend recon)
mended Foley's Honey and Tar and
thanks to this great. remedy it saved
her l.ife Bb'c enjoys better ltcskb
than she has knm‘vn in ten years."
IRefuse substitutes Sold at. Pldlst J
ad's drug store. South Norwallr. and A.
‘a. shaman s. Dal-ten. -

poses AT. OCENE OF-TROUILE.

QUITMAN. Ga.. Do‘c. v 26.3—1leports
reached here last night. of trouble at
the village of Barney. althtean miles
out The aheril. with a posse. has
gone to the scene. .The trouble grew
111111 of this kimmmnmado
by a whiteam finial! excitement prec
vsim-la among she blacks. .

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1121.11

1.9.1.1111... as 111.1. 11111." AGAIN.

l anus! 'Rspdfiwgsr Proaput'
‘ 0 1m 1hr ,.. .

Christian '

wife had every symptom of consump '

.1 tor
and that is' coal

Hmt- Your Man and lawn Have
. dun“ Claus Paco.

t 3—...—

4 How To DO W.
l” mortals one thing more than all

0 101's atmlli also a fun a forlorn
lfrie llq» pdarsncs and malts
him m id ‘11 "1wrsnltv"aud dis-

agteeab d. thh‘t tiling is dyspepsia. It
makes onc forgot his f1 lands and be
tome morose and l‘r1ltablc lie is so
snapped up in ills null misery that he
i incoltslderlltc tlf cvcry out: cistl. Re-
13““ of this torrlblt- and depressing
imt'nt. ho slain bctomcs a good fol
low and a lush umrvulz mun.

MSillllll’ll Dyspepsia 'i‘ublctu arc bo-
yonti duration lhc must cfftutivc and
popula1 remedy odor offered to the nut
forers of this terrllllo disease. The
tllouidlitis and titousttnds of colon they
have brought about 111111 the enormous
lat-tram of their salos‘ fully attest tho
trllth of this alllenlcnl.

'Thsy aIe abovc all a natural rom-
udy. They possess exactly tho sumo
properties that the gastric juices and
other digestive fluids of thc stomach
01.1 usage and they actually do the di-
g alive work of the stomach avid on-
alllc that audit to rust and recuperate
add alstcomc sound and w.oll They act

lltl natural manner and cause no

:lsiutbancc in the dlgostivo organs.
They prevent 11111 fermentation of the
food which causes sour stomach in
fart under their influence the whim
forgets that he has a 310mm 11 and his
resulting cheerfulneu presents a great
contrast to his former detection.

M illtons of boxes of Stuart‘ 8 Dyspep-
sia Tablets are sold mutually and they
arc but in the dawn of their popularity.
Evcry‘ mull brings lottcrs oi‘ thanks-
giving from grateful 1111011 who hart-
bet-n cured of this 1111 1lblc disease 'l'llc
following is one of l1uud1cds received
each week:

Rev .1. it iiong, oi Wymorc. Neb..
writes: “For six ycltrs l have bccn
troubled with dyspepsia. Last fall If
became very much alarmed at some
s1n1ploms of heart trouble and came
to believe there was a 111' mpalhctlc To
latioa between the two diseases, or
rather. that the stomach trouble was
the cause of the heart disturbances. i
hit upon Stuart's Dyspcpsla Tablcts fm
a remedy and investcd 11 dollar and a
halt {natured boxes which Instr-d 1111'
three months and i can out any kind
of food I want and have a good vlg
orous appetite. Although i am 77
years old. i now feel pcrfcctly .wcll

1111 without being ruquostcd by any
one i make this statement as a com
pilment lo the virtues of Stuart“ 11 Dys
pepsin Tablets. " d23 325

 

if it is impossible to find an bobcat
man with a lantern the case is still
more hopeless if you turn on the X
rim . .

 

 
 

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Jenkins Brochures
'and' ‘
CARLOCK PACKING
Carried in Stock. '

J

001.0 Ann etLvaa PLATluo.
New EllioItl Elwlllc Motors.

Have no superior. Can chins them
in operation.

Repairs to Stationery and Ma
rlnc “hull and Coastal Mach-
ina W j.” at led. _

THE G. N. MCKIBBIN
ill' 1" 6 C9

51 wuss at. so. .MCR:ALK.

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no sxm 111113110: #011 canny. '3

 

' Coal ‘lhat will give you full value
Gone! in the only kind

kind that is clean
all the

 

 

, Roaldant Oisa'cm 111181.»; Managers.

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~ \ "Otoo aIWAo
The readers of th I
pleased to learn thattl't' rots actual
oils dreaded dips that science has
been able to elite in all its stages until
that is Calarrh. 1 'lidli'a Gamma” Cu re
is the only positivmct
to the medical fraur‘ Catsrrh be
lug a constitution use. red uires
,‘aco stitutlouai trcauh t. Hall a Ca"
arr
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. thereby tics-
tro in the foundat 1 of dis
an giving the pa 110‘ s gth-r by
building up the constitution and assist-
iug nature in doing lzkurork. Then use

0,.le
téaper will be

proton have no 11111 faith in ltss:
alive powers. that t ey offer one Hun-
dred dolinta for any case that it fails
to cure Bend for list of testimonials.
Address.

F. J CHENEY a; 00 Toledo, 0

Sold by D1 uggists 75c.

Hall' s Family Pills arc the host.

‘41:

it); per cent.

' ‘ ‘1 ' A dividend =
semi-annually All I“ per cent.

Present rate should be increased
within the year. Your dividend

.11.

guaranteed and print 1 ed
through a " trust fun ’0 Thirty-
fivc Millions.
-. “An Investment. not a
speculation."

The “ plan" founded on the law of
averages some as that of life insur-
ance.

' Sand for booklet to

Hammitt. Hills Mock, Hartford.

Denny 8. Hull, itepresentatiye,
l Lander Bill. South Norw.alk Ct.

SéntaClaus
ls Angry

 

when he b11171; his lacs. :0 be
gdod to the old man and
lube one of our '

Gas Logs
in the fireplace. ‘

They add ”amid. beauty and
comfort loony room.

Posta'l «b't'ngs reply.
'PHONE. as.

8111. iii {iv 1101111280.

-_.. ._._.+

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1300.000. Surplus, 8185.000.

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A deposit pllcod
with the Industrial
Caving: and Loan
Company hurt a
quarterly dividend
or live our dent. per
annum from date
of. do ’ it until
date wit rawn.

 

Stats dupsrvia'ion Of New York and
< Connecticut

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BlRANCH QFPlCE. la 80. MAIN IT.

Mortimer M. Lee I. L1. Goliath .
Charles 53001111 delta 8. Lawrence

 

Cure is taken internally acting .

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Do'n ’1 buy 0'“ "
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it’s a waste of money. There ill

satisfaction in having a good article
that more than overcomes the diifor- I“
once in price. Our POCKET KNIVES. ‘
scissoaa, summit. ilA‘zoas, call.
your and all measures roofis‘
hnn runny wnnmttv'rso and mos-l
ey will be refunded on any imperfacl‘
goods. BUY THE BEST. They are
plways tho cheapest for service. We‘

hall's msmlccmul picks at. low prices.

cannot. iii/ct-
1km: and'now. ,
Next Door top;::.fi;i:;ary, 80. Nor.

 
 

""'tw ~o ,.

Picture Frame
’ Fashions '

have been gradually changing from
year to your until now they have reach:
ed a point of simplic'ity and geod taste
at which they are sure to remain for
some time

The stock of moulding on our racks
represents the latest mettopolitan
styles. We can frame your pictures as
they should be flamed.

Many an o ‘1] picture in an old style
framc 11111 be reclaimed from the gar
rel and madc decidedly attractive in
the ncw style mouldings.

To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
tore Emacs

Dealer in Wall Papers, Painters’
Supplies. Artists' Materials.

 

 

SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fia-
tures. 10c. ‘ ' '
Cloth Window Shades. with

fringe.25c 51:.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods.
3 it. long with fixtures. 10c. .
"Share-Cut” Can Opener. cuts
easily. No ragsed edge.

BEST STEEL PAMNO KNiVEO.

PAINTING paras 111111;.
1pc. DEC sumo... .

Washin arrest.
South ahlorvval KW" can...

Telephone Connections.

li‘illl8 LiliikWOiiil & GO.
“Coal” '
“Goal”

“Coal”
“$6.25 per Ton.

Why buy odor. slnlcy coal. wbott you
ran buy the bcst for an equal price?
We handle only tl1c"BEST LEHIGH"
COAL mined and can therefore guar-
autec satisfaction. Scull us a trial or-
der. and we will convince you of the
merits of our coal. .

Best. No. 2 Nut. (not the flat. slats!
stud). $5 00 per ton. Host. Cumberland
Bituminous at attractive prices. '

Charcoal in large or small quantities.

 

 

and split.

living loclrood it to

1'2! WATER ST-v

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trauma Dani. Jonathan uow -‘
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ancestor or rr.

rr :3 A FACT THA1 oua worm.
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Telephone Cali. ass.

Tilt lotion tilt lull iiiiitll.

to R 3 Ti: ‘A M A N b
HOT'WATER HEATING
INCURES ‘A 'WARM. HOUCI. DAY

AND mom. in caterer
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Sand for Catalogue and lnvostlgah
for Mm";

(lotion it blighted 60111“)th.

9b LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.

The limitlli hotshot looting

(incorporated).

Daily. Freight the

no 17111.11.
mral‘msms
and NEW $81!.

 

 
 
 
 
 

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.Thura‘day
add: 00 p.111.
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To the out obtain,

it 0rde Willis anywhere is
111m; F15: «a cinnamon.