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TINIL TILIPHUNI
A B
om, Nero-iii.
was honored yesteidiiy by
‘ antuished guests who come
i tpaife in the dedication of the
lit to cemniemorIts the burn-
‘Norwallt, by General ’i‘ryoti's
(ii. 126 years ago.
ia‘memorable one. and the mom-
of Norwalk Chapter Daughters of
American Revolution. who present-
tilts memorial as well as a number
lithe", to the Town of Norwalk are
be, congratulated on the success
WIIIBII “tended the occasion. .
e supreme court of Germany has
dared an opinion that the title of
new conferred by American denial
liege: Is not to be recognised in Ger-
many. constituting a violation of the
"rinse law against unfair competition
9 therefore prohibited to be used.
, hundre and twenty dentists in
any, who heretofore held the title
tor‘from American colleges. are
floated by this decision . .
—-—-p—-——-—-——1-——o-— 'i .
‘_A merchant with a big stores a bi;
‘ ' II of goodii. clerks and equipment
he expects to do business without adv
e’rtlslng is like the man who pays a
of money for line gas fixtures. but
a to get dlong without having a
put In and gas turned on. “be
_ of the expense ” in both in
you a costly equipment will give
‘ reeults.
'i'.
lie“ Chicago Board of Education
l‘appeais. leain. Hence the un
"‘imons repeal of the ‘jVenns rule.”
required all school teachers to
a regulation size, weight and
eight, Hereafter only those whose
cal imperfections are such as ob-
y to unfit them for school duties
be rejected. »
NORWALK BIRD CLUB
“feathered Pets Which Were
Noticed During June. . ,
regular meeting of the N01 wall.
e of Mrs Mary Jennings iii
enue
tat-eating paper. a’ccdmpanied
Iographs, was read telling of a
cow bird which came to a man 's
' land making excursions
in “mes. Pictures of
feeding upon a spoon which
old and the bird 011 one side
of meal a'i'id' his baby playing
or side were shown.
. many of the birds were
some of them being handsome
check list showed seventy-five
seen during June and is val
bowing the ’biirds which nest
rwalk
battalions: ,.
blue heron. gre
night heroin
d-taiied haw
until. ruffled
. ,ad- shouldered
shoal king fisher.- downy wood
icker, whippoorwwill night
. crested flycatcher. phoebe.
was
as big. hobo-link, cow bird. red
, it bird, meadow larlr. Orch-
o ole. purple
“finch. Eng-
field an
rose-breathed grosbeak.
g. scarlet teenager. cliff
L'Lo warming" rio. yellow-
warblgg'n
e warble. oven bird.
water thrush. Maryland
3t, chat.
cal; bird.,.
wrap. nodes
” batch. oh
doe.“
morally
"0 sense 0
The occasion . .W
, .-\ canvass wus mode in London some
. We wait,
Club was held last evening m.
bsotuue tame-— following the‘
"’ heron. Bose ’
ow‘bllled collide: black bill-'-
“93 swift‘t- humming bird, ' 'ed the service She said when she was
.tiisfl converted she was taught that if
least fli‘éatbher; blue lavii‘
“ nw. seaside, narrow, chip.
so sons spar-Wye: li‘app‘y insurer. She said if we do»
, swallow, tree swallow.
swallow. cedar waxwingq
rip. white-eyed vlrlo. black‘
arbler. bluwinged» warliv"
stout-sided,
hooded Warbler.
brown “thrashing
.9 white-
wood
sthrnoh (13111). 501161.
«firm3 5.1mm..- bor-
mm a few words of testimony
mitigation
(delineate tails rim Pine.)
portant to look for help; but .bey made
the dire mistake of consuiiiug with
flesh and blood instead of the Mighty
God; forgetting that the strength of I
Pharoah was only the strength or a
man. There could be only one result
from their alliance with Egypt. God
said it would result in confusion, and
such was the case. We can imagine
. the day of battle had arrived, Egypt
was tottering; the foe gathers around 7
little laraei; she looks to Egypt. but
she could not help: of course lsruel
W‘defoated. The 'piophecy of God
W95 that it would be then shame i‘lod
sold flour 0 iar,ai.~l did i not tell you
your sil‘i'llfilll is to look to me?"
in the christian life of the individ .
lei to this. The word strength In a fas-
cination to me.
not we need today in thn'pulpii
and in the pew, is strong men and wo-
iiicn. no you not know that it is whis-
pered about that the church Izi liecuiu
rug eflenilnaie. God bless the saluted
Women ..I the (‘Illll‘l'lL The world is
saying the thilli‘h is for women. and
children, and the p- Iiii-her. Why do
not men go to church? is often asked.
time ago to ilnd whui i'iiurrhcs averag-
ed a larger attendance of women than
men.
in churches where the ministers were
not thoroughiyaevungelioal the attend-
ance of men was not as large 1le where
they heard the pure word of God. Men
are thinking: the youniz inch of on
church are thinking; they any some
ministers make their sermons it com
mercial commodity. Men will go to
1.11111oi‘i=--ir-,il1ei'c is a iivmg man preach-
ing the living word of the livmg God
s'stioug men in the pulpit. not
piiitu .hriobuts our moral pigmles.
0 Mr tile with dcliveiunce of 11 Jesus
of Nazareth; the limit l1 lllI iittoioucu
of it l‘uul't‘ the dynamic Words of c
I’itor: the fun: lissuoss of h Lutliei:
the soniwli’inine eloquent-e of 11 Whit
do (1. Men who believe in God and ills
'7‘Ui‘d. and who, if they cause to believe
will resign, ‘
Strong- man are also wanted in th-
pews, Do not be cranky; do not be liii
liui'd (iii the younger nu» More of the
church; you can't give u buy an oii'
man's religion. Do not be it babe ll‘
Christ, “grow in griice." How are Wi
using to get the strength? What is
.he measure of a strong man? Not one
who can lift great weights: nor tllli
who has the mental weight of Solomon
"'lI. the. full measure of the stature in
Christ, the fniness 11f lilfil‘llI stature n
n Luther. Ilow may we? Come back
in the lesson. “in quietness and corin-
. 1m h‘liiv I be. 111nr stieuatli' We up
prec late our Weakness and the. strong: in i
oi the foe. but we ‘jllillp into activity.
in the spiritual life there is some-
. nice it breakdown. New strength is
inod by quietly waiting on God. We
talk about the men in Cliiistian his-
tory: I find that the men who have no
('fllllDllHIltld the most for God are those
who have. looked well to their prayer
life. 1' .
Miss Miller sang another solo entiti-
"Rhys: yielded to God and I Suvid
livery Hunt. ” She also spoke :1 few
wordswof tlie'preci'ousnes‘s of a life of
peace and rest. in find
The (‘hrisiiun Wor'iteis and n 1111m-
lli'l of other [INHUIIH on the island met
in the tint. for Bible study at ll
o‘clock, and there was 11 goodly attend»
once. Rev. Mr. James conducteii the
usual service at Roton Point in the
large puviliion at 7:20, and brief 71d
dresses were given by the Rev. Mr
Holden. Dr. Nice, Miss Miller and oili-
era. Miss Miller and Dr. Nit-.e‘ also
sing several Impressive hymns, The
ittendance was large. and the people
were very almanac“
Miss Wild'r will speak and sing this
afternoon: at 3: 30 and 7: 46.
MONDAY‘S SERVICES
Tile. tept services Monday afternoon
began as usual by the singing of a ,
ruuibei of hymns Miss Miller conduct-
one humid Thor testify for Christ there
a few words of testimony. Unite u
in uher responded. After the singing
My? ‘My Heart Is Bunting Wiili His
Love" at o addressed herself to Chris-
lions. in .‘oiwery serious. earnest and
site to son .smii awed nut to bow
power #12“ God the work must begin
with‘irli I‘i’e w» u- not he I‘t'I' iv As
we ,eoiptymuraelves of everything of
this world; illitI. of the self- love we
LIliiv'e the uVercomlng life or victory,
”Perliil iii the past year you ,
have
have not understood why Perhaps
there ares some things in your life.
autipl pg to God and He desires to
'drit‘vi wolf diesel to Himself. God Is
ctcd life.
We must he of one accord and one
“mind? Then followed a very impres-
sive and effective consecration service
closing with a few remarks by Rev.
Mr. Hubbard forrnerly pastor of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church.
vice .was seriously affected by the
threatened thunder storm. After the
usual opening seivicea. scale was sung
by Mr. Cole. of Sound Beach entitled,
"Are You in the Inner Circle " lie
to the saying and keeping powar of
Jesus Chrijli On account or the threat-
Daniel. “He worketh won.
and acid the died of Door
to strengflmn‘ some weak one. Sister
oxen-property.”
take cat-ciao us If we are touch
of .3019.
1th and of the church there is a paral- ‘
‘ .et a rim,
smear-zoos?
was something wrong. and asked for '
severe castings and trials and"m V
calling us- out Into a completely separ- 3
The attendance at the evening ser~ ,,
or ,,,d today and he can turd-.5 I
Jatorni. remanded Is going ' ,
be time of~.troobla "the 1
an titled mus: take care
I believe God 117111,;F
nod needs to send some:
Can you ima
combination?
PureCreamoITartar GrapeAcid)
Pure Bicarbonate of
ine a more healthful
ell, that is the coin-
bination which represents
CleVeland's Baking Powder
Do you wonder it makes wholesome,
delicious, appetizing food 9
a.
\
BETHELS 7. NATIONALS 0.
The ball game played on the Henry
street grounds, Bcthel, Saturday at-
ternoon between the Bethel team and
the Nt tionals. of South Norwalk, re
suited 11 the Bethels completely shut-
ting out the visiting team from scor-
ing. The Bethel team proved much too
.iirung for the visitors and the result
was that. they rolled up seven runs.“
while the Nationals were unable to
none of the players of that
team getting further than third base.
Some good plays were made by the
men of both teams during the game.
but. the visiting team failing to score
made the game less exciting near the
finish. F. 0. Moshier umpired the
game. Next Saturday's game will
be between the Betbels and the June
111's. of Danbury.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 8'.
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect May 29th,1904.
_—-.—-._.
lLEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
new vosx. 3
amp—12:597., 5:24... 5:50;, 6:11.
5 7:.03 7:,46 8:.st 9:15. 9:05x.
1i)
.2x .29 t0, 10:5Ix. 11:36.
M.—»12: 66x, 1: 13. 2: 65 .171. 3:00. 3:45.
izi7x. 6:40, 6:6611, 6:43, liziii‘ix. 7:073.
:66x. 23:00, 9:66x, 10:20.
Saturdays, in addition to above.
1:30 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—-—l'.l:69x. 6:2411, 6:6011, 8:60.
'1 i2x. ' '~
. M.~2:47x. 2266!. 6:40; 6:66:. 7:20,
1:6611, Ii: I81, 9:6611.‘ 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK
A. M..—-lll:.001 6: 00. 0'. 00. 7: 00, 7: 60.
:00x. 9; 04x. 1M3, 10: 02x 10; 04
':I l00h ll: 02.
lit—~12: 0:2. 1:07, 2:00, 2: 67. 3: 297:
1:021:M t:06x.4:23:. 6:0lx.6:.07 6:32.
6100):. 6:02, 6:69 8: 00x; 9: 0011, 9. 30.
ii: 021:.
Satnidays. in addlthm to above I: 66
0.111
SUNDAYS. '
A. M.:—-12 00x. 6: 00.- 7:30.10:02x.
P hit—6 02. 6:00.8:00x.11.02x.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
new HAVEN. ~
a. I‘M-1201!. 1:18. 1:66x, 11:11,
7:12. a: 42. 9: 08x. 10: 06x 11:03:.
ii: P38.
Ell—12: 02. 1: 12. 3: 02x. 4: 19. 6: 25,
ii: 00:, c: as, 'l: 06:, 9: 06:. 9: is 10:01::
I:I 15
IN ADDITION TO
ABOVE.
P. Ids-2:46, 6: 03 ‘1: 28.
. .2 SUN DAYS.
Aldo-12:11:, 1:183. 1: 66!, ‘1: 42.
9: 10. 11: 03!.
P M._'-——6 40. 7:061. 9. 06:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.:,—623 92.45 1011: ,
P. M.:-—120. 4:271: 6. 08. 6' 48. 7:10.
DANEURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
. . Alix—6:00. 7:28. Silk. 10:09:.
lizi ._ ,, .
P. MEL-'4: 00x, 6: 26:. 'l: 00.
MBunday trains to DInbury. 9. 15 a.
.978”: 111.
Leave Dsnbury, ‘7: 66 a 111.: 0:001.
7: 40:
In is) maintain linem-
Tlii'. cam
, masonic
anther. Miss Miller read a few -'
so am 11. Lil mac:
A GE N6155-
ALL insunancec. nut ESTATE.
monrosoca NOTARY. cram-
soar ricKa'ra.
‘2 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Tel. (3.0.91.9.
Brookclde Lari Ice on);
Pond:
ARE‘ FED BY CLEAR SPARKLINO
STREAMS. NO DEAD WATER ICE
OR SNOW ICE ON THE JOB.
NUFF SAID.
J, L, McFarland, H. 8. Pickering.
Biiuisiile like In 80
OFFICE. NO. 5 MADISON STREET.
' now hanging over lilm.
Clsmymnn to Irina CuitA sin-t Esm-
uoi France and Dr. Supp.
Rev; Charles Seymour Bullock of
Stratford yesterday noon made a
strong statement relative to action he
will mm as soon as his trial closes in
the common pleas court. He said in
conve ‘ tion with I New Haven Re?
glster . resentatlve: '
. "l aha Immediately begin suit for
blackmail against, Dr. Clapp and 8am-
uel Preece after the present case is
closed"
in Rev. Mr. Bullock's testimony he
has already formally named Messrs.
f‘ lapp and Picnic as guilty of attempt-
ing to blackmail hliii.
Rev. Mi'. Bullock's decision to sue
them for blackmail presupposes. of
course. that the jury's verdict. In the
case how on the bench in the common
pleas court. will go in his favor lie
will use the inn" a decision as a strong
point in establishing his suit in case
it clears him from the serious charge
it has been pointed out by many
of tho clergyniun's friends that it
would be strange if he were ncquittcd‘
of the charge on which he is being
tried without making an active effort
to sue the persons who have brought
the charges against him and the p80-
ple who have already gotten 8200 of
his money. Rev. Mr, Bullock confirm-
ed the rumor that suit will be begun at
once.
Rev. Mr. lluliock said at the cioae
of his ordeal on the witness stand this
noon:
“1 don't feel that 1 suite did myself
justice this morning. I was very tired
as a result of my preaching yesterday. '
i had to prepare and deliver two long
sermons. the second before a large
audience last evening. I am always'
tired on Monday and today I seem to
be more tired than usual. That was
the reason I did not seem to grasp
some of the questions of Mr Judson. "
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
iiii find You inn Always Birgit
Bears the
Signature of
A. J. MUZZY IN FIELD.
An.
Tel OIII 97-5.
iii'egiii'us i‘iiiiiil
SHORE DINNERS AND SEA FOOD
OF ALL KINDS. COOKED
TO ORDER.
u...—
OATHINO AND FISHING.
BATH HOUSES TO‘RENT BY SEA
91% 3;-
£0 Sullivan Proprietor
A VERY ADVANTAGEOUB WCON-
TRACT
made with the Metropolitan Pharma
cat Company enables us to sell their
high grade 3.. Li»
am: in on sun ways:
generally totalled at 75c FOR 451: PER
FULL .PINT.
Zcitiuss Pharmacy
9 NO. MAIN ST 30. NORWALK
Sale For Shiuidail
FANCY SHIRT WAICT SUITS.
ETAMINE SUITS. .
SUITS FROM 95 TO 99.
3iLit COATS AND COVERED CLOTH
COATS. LATEST STYLES. 94 TO 96.
GIVE US A CALL.
Special prices for Saturday before.
- rib ..r lulv, Put in prices in every
article in the store.
S FOX.
rue LADIES‘ TAILOR.
91 Main emu. Normals. cone.
7‘.
"cuts That He Aspire: to
Cemptrollerahip—Statc Con.
vention in Septen'iber
That the Hon. A. J. Muzzy. former
senator and a prominent merchant of
Bristol. aspired to the stale‘ comptrol-
Iership has been known for some time
past. in republican circles. The mat-
ter has now assumed a more definite
form. in the shape of a letter from
Charles F. Olin to Chairman Madden-
aid of the republican town committee
in New Haven. Mr. 01in represents
that he has the interests of Mr. Muszy
for the comptrollcrshlp in charge in
that, section. and asked Mr. lacdonaid
to give him his opinion of the senti-
merit of republicans in New Haven
toward the Bristol gentleman. The
exact tenor of Mr. Macdmid‘s reply
is not known. but he said to I news-
paper rcpresentatlve: “Should Gov-
ornor Chamberlain be renominated. his
fellow officials will naturally expect
the same courtesy. and Comptroller
Seelcy would have first call for the no-
siilon. Anyhow. it‘s too eitrly to think
of such things. and the weather is
hardly conducive to profound consid-
eration of the subject. However. " he
(included. "Senator Mossy Is'a mighty
:ood fellow. and will not tacit support
The VUDOR PORCH SCREEN is the ideal shade.
in various w1...iis~-6. ii and 10 feel, in dark green.
There are other screens and We have them at a very much less
Before you buy screens come and look at the VUDOR.
Br cad Maker
The newest and most practical invention to the household furnishing
is the UNIVERSAL BREAD MAKER. Requires but three minutes to
make bread. Your hands do not touch it—(ilean and quick.
62.25.
price,
life time with a littii1 care,
not. stick or scorch,
Porch Screens
Why not be cool and protected on your veranda? Make it like a‘
summer house, shady and comfortaliie.
Riemann more
Cooking Utensils are now made from ALUMINUM that will last 8
There is no otlior’iiteiisil that will stand the
intense heat of gas stoves and not burn.
it's the king of all Cooking utensils, and the price
is no higher than you are asked to pay for imported enamel wars.
9
We have them
Price.
Food cooked in this wars will
in any section." i
It is recalled that Mr. Muzzy sup-
ported Mr, Seclcy for the comptroller-
ship in the convention of 1902. and u"~
less Mr. Seeley is again in the. field.
Muzzy naturally expects him to
reciprocate in the convention this fall.
The republican state convention will
Mr.
be held at the Auditorium in Hart.
ford about the middle of September.
The convention of I902 was held at
the Auditorium, September 16 and 17.
The state central committee will prob-
ably meet next week to fix the date
of the 1904 convention.
State Attorney Warner of Litcb-
fleid county has nailed the election
fraud case against Otis in. Gillette of
Winsteil. who was charged with fle-
stroylng several no-Ilcense ballots dur-
ing the counting on the night of the:
Octo ier town election.
In
TABLES PLENTY AND CHEAP
.re are plenty of vegetables in tht
is just at the present time and
dicaticns are that there will he
“2’
Gillette was:
April, but the jury disagreed.
a good many of them during the re-
mainder of the summer. The prices
are low. and. as compared with last
"our. make people happy. Peas which
last year brought thirty cents a peck
can be bought this year for twelve
cents. Beets cost about onehalf last
year's price, and cabbage is selling at
about the same price proportionately.
6 DAR8 NAPTHA SOAP.
7 ms. OLD nose soap.
6 BARS BABBITT'S SOAP.
"a sane SATIstSLOSS sou.“ ‘
Joleoff,
72 N. Main 31.. SoJVerwalk
TELEPHONE. sac—c.
TELEPHONE 392-4.
The Glorious
Fourth of July
uly 4th. But from now until that time we are prepared to
This store will be closed all day go
rive you a most bountcoos supply of G
Sardines. Fruit Syrups. The
0D THINGS TO EAT whether you stay home or go on
1 day’ s outing. We throw no potato bouquets or anything of the t sort: that is not our style of do-
~ng business. but if you want a straight business deal put out in a business manner, you will al-
ways get it here. THE BEST GOOD§ AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Fancy Butter, Fancy Cheese. Delicious Coffee. Rich Teas. Home Laid Eggs, Pickles, Olives.
ill the ready L0 eat delicacies 1.1 on the market.
SPECIAL.
cgoiccstf. line of Fancy Cakes. Crackers and Waters. Potted Meats and
Pound Cake. Marble Cake. .Hickory Nut Cake. Raisin and Fruit Cake. These are the finest
akcs that can be made. Call and try them. ‘
Charles E. 56y mOur
LEADING GROCER.y
55 West Washington Street. -
YOUR MONEY
South Norwalk.
In cure to burn a hole in your peeks: when you me the» prices. each is the only way to do business. Better
get in the habit of paying each for your groceries. it means I big saving to yes. Do not those prices look like it;
, 19 Les.
FINE, CBANULATED SUGAR“
iron on
3 CAN!
CROWN ASTOR '
CONDENSED MILK
PORTER.
- yup—
VERY IECT
ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER.
A PDUND no.
”you with its ‘ ‘11 KNOW {to w cuss? econ choctniss can I s some user. You no won my.
_ the acne. .,.,f-,«fi. ,
Dut‘locli‘n and Java Coffee. 19.91» i
'a'. is.
- m by ail/.19.. 79s.;
anoint 91/. the. cost full hail Nico.
i "" . ‘- AV, 5"; Mirth”, Rica.
. wgwmfi Lam to Die. use! Catchy). r
‘ '. Crown Aster Pore Jain, a jar,
‘ NATIVE a can: Did-dict! Pears.
cargoes 2.3m Fancy Ens h. 19.";
" Laundry Store a
title weak. Walling m- M)
acres-"rs
“ADD 0. FLOUR.
some a. more
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