, Sunday School
‘ last and Enldvsliis
,. dual ,tiildwlnier festival of the
F canon: the 8'0th Norwalk
,- ,the pitching. and it was
a success as the church was
it to. the doors. and there was
room only and precious little
“1‘3 were several very pleasant
lfor'the children.
b‘olrllest portion of the evening
spent'liaa listening to a talk by
‘ he floott, handsomely il-
y stereopticon views, The
in regard .to “Our. Fore
Minis ‘ as showed manxlntereating
1100 s :3. .Plymouth Rock and 130s
_, “airmail the 'pteps of the Fore.-
fl‘thbrs after the landing at Plymouth
t‘the close of this most interest-
ing oveathhe big doors were thrown
open andthose present were admitted
intogtbe picnic room where all sorts
aromathera- were provided for them.
' in the contest of the room was a hand-
admit-“001%“ well, at which was
dhlioicas chsrryade. This was serv-
.6... by: an“ oéhately costumed figure
who was none other than Algle
WI” Esrly in the evening it cos-
tuttibtl quartet came out and after
drinhlng at the well rendered “The
011,120.11“: Blanket." This was very
@011 received and the quartet was en-
thusiastically encored.
' ,-.’1‘iid'follovring advertisements of one
of the “side shows" were passed ar-
ound: " ‘ : ~‘ .
Art'and Loan Exhibition.
“no not fail to see it. Studio at
thbdeft of the chapel. Competent
judges assure us that nothing like It
can be seen in the old galleries of
Futons.
“A ateurs desiring to sketch, can
do scouring the day, when the gallery
is not crowded. ’
: “All children must be accompanied
by parents or guardians because of
"his of works of art."
Truly. the art gallery was a sac-
CB”.
The following is a partial list of
some of._the works of art with brief
descriptions of them:
'l‘hefirst Letter—a.
The Uttle Cup-bearer—Saucer.
The First Infant-«Cain, (Cane).
Out for the Night—Candle.
The Early Rose—Potato.
Kitchen Songster—Tea Kettle.
A Striking Affair—~Hammer.
B ell-hound—B-ou nd.
T 0 Charge of the Light Brigade—
I: Gas-bill.
‘ The Wood Cutter—Axe.
’2 Yo That Have Tears to Shed. Pre-
. r. pare to Shed Them Now—Onions.
A Dog's Delight—«Bone.
. The Great Composer—Soothing Syr-
up. ‘
:A Friend in a Dark Hour—Lantern.
High. Tide and bow Tide—«Broom
with Ms of ribbon.
It Can't be Beat—~Turnlp.
1 ha or Mystery—Bausage.
r for All Nations-Boap.
. Knotty Subject-—Rope knotted.
hers! Cobb and His Colonels—-
. Corn cob.
.What Women need~—-Dough.
‘ Whats to Find Money—in the die-
tioaari.
Reflections—looking glass.
:01: the Beach at Roton Polish—Band.
Wepart to Meet Again-Scissors.
What the Blind Man 8aw-Nofhiag.
No an in Me~Pocketbook.
Fish no in Oil—Box of Sardines.
Mile» of the Crash—Wood ashes.
'I‘hs Village Friar—«Frying pan.
. The Letter Carrier-«Postage Stamp.
Phal‘ifarp or the israelites—Jew’s
WW, . .
We H Out Travelers—Old Shoes.
% l
L
't
grimy A 'L ,
' Palatine—0‘12“ Pglht.
om mu.
. m,&asons—Pepper and salt.
" , Wot the Revolution—Tacks on
-‘ w W. .Biuo ribbon.
l
thwitumpied Bllk Hat.
_ In and Mastered Oat-—
“do." {lei—mus.
' ”Two... is
, ro on musl-
I“ , Match-11” Matches.
.~ - tin spot, which was in
.0! Ifiss V oia Decker and Mrs.
- tor. was crowded during
resulting.
- others! eofths‘roois wssa
. was my":
a men as
has ,, horses and an...
builsbi'w (i ‘
Choiwfiilnpsonwuiiart
Karel Pamer. accompanist.
, ‘ ,i ’e'yoiiug people did so most regret.
fully. ' ‘
emit tourism“ iaeliacumonia. Iran
BI « , .
"wold: !{infant in light exception.
. 5‘
‘ ,. . . .. . m”, 1|.
iim One at the, tilt" m ’“‘ ‘1” ”° W °-'-
2 Dust—Happy Children.
.11 lg
.
in .
Mclllwtntudls
Ethel ‘
it
i.
. Palmer. ,
rec hundred and fifty lunches had
in:
W” vhharsdvfor those present and
lllil‘rsooivedtuli and ample justice. .
. After the lunch and program were
lulled it was time to go home and,
‘ W, _
‘ flours” coco ‘
brsskln "a Colds when»
W’iit's and Plaiatad's.
INTIRTMNID IV PASTOR.
gnu—.—
‘l’l‘astsss of Knight atrsst church Visit
, . Rcv. and Mrs. Nichols.
The trustees of the Knight Street
Church were the guests of the pastor
and wife 'at the close of the Board
meeting last Monday evening, when
they were conducted to a‘cbeerfuliy
arranged luncheon, over which the pass.
tor's wife, Mrs. Nichols. presided, as-
sisted by the stewardesses: at which
time. It was most heartily agreed upon
to invite the musical auxiliaries of
the church and their friends to enjoy
the hospitality of the pastor and Board
next Wednesday evening. March 22, at
the parsonage. Accordingly, the
choir, the Patterson, the Williams and
the Forum quartette and their friends
have been invited very cordially. S.
J. Bell is to be master of ceremonies;
Hus
.Nsahinlct its _, ,
l-Isuas mum». . w...
A young machinist mast-s tiny Ml‘i‘l-Ionis'r. .
cottage sad believed that its four m...
in hosted from the cook-
ies mac. which had a water-tank
attach-om. Pips: of hot water wars
Mid and connected with tbs task of.
the Image and a radiator placed in each
room. An ordinary fire of hard wood
was kept in the range and that little
Wits“ was warm and easy: even in
the most severe weather of the winter.
«National Magazine.
Woould First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. W, W. '1‘. Duncan. pastor-0:30 a.
m., class meeting: 10:30 a. m., sermon.
The Greatest luvltatlon:" 12 111..
day school and Men's liiblo Class: ii
p. m., young people's meeting: in. m..
sermon, Converted In an Earthquake.
Special music for the day will include:
Anthem. Cantata Ponuuo, choir; dust.
The Lord is My Shepherdgurg. Eaton.
Mrs. Smith; anthem, Abide With Me.
choir: quartet, Arise lie Calleth Thee;
solo and chorus, Will There be Any
Stars?
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. The Faculty of Friendship.
Not many famous persons have the
Matty for friendship in old age as
Lord Beaconfleid had it. His passion
for mastery, his addiction to mystery
were rivaled by his immense faithful-
ness. While he was at Glasgow to be
inaugurated lord rector of the univer-
sity he heard good tidings of'an old
assocls/te. “Mrs. Disraei and l.‘' he
wrote, “were overjoyed and we danced
u highland fling in our nightgowua."
Church. itev. 10. Cunningham, pastor
”Morning prayer service. 10 a. ni.:
preaching by the pastor, 10:30 a. in.:
0 .p, m.: evening service, 7 p. m.,
preaching by the pastor. The chorus
will sing.
Norwaik Methodist Church, .
K. Moore, l)iiHiI)l‘~"MOI‘lllllK prayer scr-
vlce. 9.30 a. 111.; service with sermon.
10.30 a, m.; Sunday t-u'litiol and no 11
class. 12 m.: ldpwortli iimguo service.
6.30 p. m.: evening service, 7.30 p. m.
Music for the day:
Between New York and Pacific Ocean.
From New York to San Francisco
by water around cape Horn, the dis-
tance is 15,060 miles; the distance In
sermon .
noon; ch Idren's service at ,4 o'clock;
evening prayer and sermon by
. Rev. William Philip Downes, of Trial-
Bun- slop chapel. North Main street, at. the
sign of the “080418 Mission. Rev. Karl
Krctzmtnm.
Sunday at 7.30 p. to.
[preach the second in a series of lien-
ten sermons.
service. tomorrow afternoon
, o'clock.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal “mill-‘0‘ and grimly o
liasi Sunday the room was well filled
and the lilf‘t‘lillg one of the best. ’l‘o-
morrow we expect. to have another
Sunday school, 12 111.: lilpworth League. 3:110“ ”“10-
v be.
Rev. l.. Him“-
0:45.
sto'iute miles from New York to me
Pacific (mast by the principal land and
water routes are as follows: By
Southern Pacific railroad. 3.700: by
Canadian Pacific railroad, 3,619; by
Central Pacific railroad, 3,269; by
Northern Pacific railroad, 3,237.
Charles James, chairman .of amuse-
ment committee: Deacon John D. ’l‘ay-
lor. chairman of the committee on.soc-
lal functions. A committee of ladies
will be appointed to secure and serve
a light repust. A good time is antici-
bated.
It is the desire of the entire church
management to express their sincere
gratitude to their friends of the Pray-
ing Band. who have so faithfully as-
sisted in developing the spiritual tone
of the church. They are. earnestly
requested to continue their interest in
that direction.
On Wednesday and Thursday event
lugs, March 29 and 30, these will be
tom of the finest entertainments that
of late years have been given at the
Knight Street Church. The executive
committee. composed of the entire
,Board of Trustees. are faithfully advan-
cing the plans of the pastor prepara-
tory to this musical and literary treat.
It is said that the tableau work will be
the special feature.
fully observed. Sunday. April 2nd.
Holy Communion will be administered
in the evening by Rev. Isaac Emery, of
Bridgeport: April 9th, Passion Sunday.
evening sermon by Rev. 1.. 0. Lucas.
of Bridgeport; April 19th. Palm Sun»
day. evening service led by Norwalk
Praying Band. .1. .1. Russell. of
Bridgeport, will sing. April 23rd. Ens»
her, at 11 o'clock, Easter service. by
the Sunday school; at 3. Easter praise
ter meeting; at 8, Easter concert, and
address by the pastor.
SICK WIVES AND DAUGHTERS.
You have often seen them with pale
faces, poor appetite, head and back-
ache, symptoms common to the sex.
Fathers and mothers lose no time in
securing Dr. David Kennedy's Favor-
ite Remedy, of Rondout. N. Y. It will
cost only one dollar and is much
cheaper than sickness. Write to Dr.
David Kennedy's Sons, Rondout, N. Y
for a free sample bottle. ‘
H
O
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rendered Tomorrow Afternoon.
All who attend the sacred concert in
Grace Baptist Church, corner
Quincy and Butler streets. tomorrow
Miss Mary Clllmore.
Baritone Solo—Warrior Bold, ‘\
A. .l. Daniels.
Anthem,
Miss A. 13. Fisher.
Recitation—~8ave Your Dimes, .,.
Miss Ada Morris. ‘\
Singing. c,
Patterson Quartette.
ion.
Mrs. Mary Morrow. .
Baritone Solo-JI‘hink of Home. .
A. J. Daniela.
Recitation and Duet-Rock of Ages.
Miss Mary L. Thomas and Miss (luyc
Singing-18mm” at the Door.
Buildup: School Quartette.
Recitation,
Mica Emma liaributt.
Singing. ,,
The Patterson Qaartette. . ,
Sarah and Walter Ward. 'i
Vocal Trio.
b. Bailey. 1’. Bailey and M. Bailey.
sinuous—Saved From the Wreck.
Di Sunday School Quartctte.
a
A. and E. Bpringstoin.
Address—church Work. "J
William Fisher. .
Singing—ulna a Bird on the Deep, 1,
Sunday ‘lciiool artette.
“Sin... sch “Quartette.
A WI W’fimmli
””1"“ was.
“In!“
Each Sunday in April will be tailli-|
service: at 7. Christian Endeavor Eas-‘
Elaborsts Program Arrangcdto be
Iii
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, will be well
pleased. The program arranged is as
follows:
Opening Chorus—~(lospel Bells Are
Ringing.
Welcome Address,
8, .1. Bell.
Select Reading. ‘ a}.
Essay-night Way to Reason in ltellg~
muse—Strength of t s Sacred Cou-
w. chow and Miss Bells Minkias.
‘Dii'ili iy fer-J us.
. mittens charge—w. O. Hinton,
ifiss . hillsides and lupsrintendent
a. DO I ‘
' s‘ratmmo, mercury.
statistics show mortslity.
To
'1."
Magnetic Iron In Sand.
' A curious sight on the coast of data
1In a long stretch of shore. about
twenty-nine miles in length, where
the sand is filled with particles of
magnetic iron. in some places it is
said that the surface sand contains
80 per cent. of iron. it can be smeltv
ed, and a company has been formed
to exploit the deposits.
__._._._.._————————-—
; Preservation of Corpses.
In recent European experiments
l corpses have been kept for a certain
time in a bath of chloride of calcium
heated to 123 degrees. then taken out
and steeped, for twenty-four hours in
a cold solution of sulphate of sodium.
The bodies are transformed Into per-
fect mummies, which may be kept in-
deflnltoly.‘
W
The Primary Colors.
The number of primary colors were
regarded by Newton as 7~~rt~d. orange.
yellow. green. blue, indigo and violet.
By many physicists only three primary
colors are recognized; by Mayer
(1775). red. yellow and blue: by Dr.
Thomas Young (1801). red. green
violet; by Prof. (‘lark Maxwell (1800i.
red, green and blue. There are an
indefinite number of secondary colors
..__—
Dlacolcrad Bruises.
To prevent a bruise from becoming
discolored. apply to it a cloth which
has been wrung out of water as hot.
as can be borne comfortably. and
change it as it becomes cold. Sup-
posing hot water cannot be procured.
the next best thing is to moisten
some dry starch with cold water and
to cover the bruised part with it.
M
Courtship by Handkerchief.
Whenever a single woman. among
a powerful tribe in the Persian moun-
tains. wishes to get married, she sim-
ply sends a servant to pin a handker-
chief on the hat of the man of her
choice. He is obliged by tribal law to
marry her. unless he can prove him-
self too poor to pay the "compensib
tlon" her father rcqulres.——Ex.
Psru. a Wealthy Country.
Peru is one of the richest countries
of the world in minerals of all kinds
wgold. silver. copper, mercury. iron.
lead. sulphur. coal. ~sait. petroleum,
etc. being found in great abundance
«and it only requires the action of
capital and labor to make the republic
as remained for its wealth as Cali-
fornia. Australia or South Africa. says
the U. S. consul at Caliao.
DEW DROPS
A girl gets a. queer idea about men.
in spite of having brothers, as men
get about girls. in spite of having
sisters.
it sends cold shivers down a girl's
spine to remember, after she gets in a
hammock. that «he hasn't got on her
best stockings.
to find out if her daughter is going to
suspicious of her husband‘s fidelity
she digs up the evidence herself.
Don Carlos as a Collector.
be has fought. .
W
The Board and Chin.
ness.
not. the appearance of a
hosted with great strength 0
surely a false protease.
oils Woman of Madrid.
Madrid claims to have the ol
woman in the world-wsfsris Ni
who has lived in him centuries. ha
. ing bean hora built. fills wajs'twic
Pills. ls. musty. of mmwsssaisssohildm,sii
man ,u t “a" m mm '31:, , ,
i” c s
ifor the day, The Sabbath Question.
Iclpicship.” speaker, ltcv.,l.. l~‘ Berry;
, ll}. Source; quartet. There is One Way
5
A woman will consult a clairvoyant
marry a millionaire. but when she is
Don Carlos has spent fortune on
relics. His most interning collec-
tion comprises relics of. a nrious
battles with which be it been identi-
fied. including a unique it of ploutres
depicting the chasm in which
7% possess a receding: chin is no
crime if is merely a sign of weak-
But to conceal it witha hugs
and bushy beard and therapy to pro-
so-
ill is
Anthem, "Jesus
Lover of My Soul." Williams; quartet.
“One Sweetly Solemn ’l‘hpugbt.” Ha-
vens: quartet, “Christian. the Marni
Breaks Swectly O'cr Tilt-o," Shelley;
duet tor soprano and coutralto, "'l‘lie
Vesper Hour." Shelley.
A. M. E. Church, Knight street, Rev.
J, i). Nichols. pasiorwll, sci-mun by
the pastor, text. .lohh ii: 10. subject.
God lilvetll; l2, Sunduv school: 7.
Christian Endeavor. subject, (‘ilurilfiw
ing God In Our Daily Work, Matt. 5:
Iii-ill, Rom. 12: 16: ii. mugrcguiiouui
praise service. We extend a special
invitation to those who lllin' nlct wiili
us in the past. i‘fillli', that those
prnlscs may continue.
CONGREGATIONAL
South Norwalk Congregational
Church, corner West street and Wool
avenue. Rev. ilewlu Frank iiueli, 11.11..
pastop~—10:30 a. m., sermon, 'l‘he Mak-
ing of a Man, Rev. L. 1“. Berry, Stam-
ford; organ prcludc. in 1 flat. Salome;
quarter, Te. Deum in 1:: flat, Buck: so
pram) solo, Miss Haley; organ posllude
in C, Leuuucns. 12 111., Bible school.
The 1111‘s of (Thrlst Special subject
Men's Christian
Uls-
Sabbath Observance.
inquiry Club, subject, Signs of
Jennings Club, subject. Slime Glimpses
of Grecian l.lfc. speaker, A. Blanchard;
Lamont Club, address, discussion; Ar-
iston Club for young ladies. loader.
Mrs. 11. B. Bucll. «1:30 p. m., vcspc:
service, address, What Accom-
nunles Salvation: organ prelude. Ele—
vutlou In A flat, Gulluiant; quartet
The Sufi Suhbulli Calm. Huruby: of»
lottery, (irlctz, soprano solo, .‘tliss Nora
and Only (inc. Ballard: organ pout»
little, Grand (.‘borus. licmulgrc.
Music at the Flrst‘ttongregatlonnl
Ilhurcil, Noi‘wulk, tomorrow» ‘Morulup:
Prelude, ldylio from Hill sonata.
lilioinbei'gur; "ilc Wait-hing Over is~
rucl.“ Mundtlssobu: "Gloria in 10wa
sis in I‘." Schucckcr; soprano solo.
"(‘onli- l‘uto Mt." Cocoon; poatlutle.
Grand Chorus lu Gregorian mode, lull-
lmnut. Evening: Prelude, Andante in
'10, Smart: “Saviour. Brefllhe an Even-
ilng Blessing," Ruff: buss solo, “Allah “
Alex. S. Gibson: postlude. Prelude llllil
l-‘uguc In (‘, book 3. No. 7, Buck.
BAPTIST
South Norwulk Baptist Church, ll.
ll. Carpenter. pastor-«0.30 a. m., pray-
tii' meeting: 10.110, regular service. mph-
of sermon, swoud in series on "Motive
in Action"; 12 m., liible til‘lluol; i p.
111.. Junior C. E.: 6 p. 111., Young Peo-
ple's mertlnm: 7 p, in, regular ser-
vice, address to Decker (flab. which
will observe its first anniversary. Mu-
sic: Morning: Anthem. 1 Will Extoi
’l‘hw. A. Ferry offrrtory solo. The
(lood Shepherd, Barri. Evening: Au-
tliem. Let Us Search and Try Our
Hearts. (3. Florin; oi'l‘ortory duct. in
the (trees of Christ 1 Glory, Fry.
(lraco Baptist Church, corner Butler
and Quincy streets—d). B. Thomas,
.pib‘or—wllu, m., preaching service:
1123 p. 111.. the Sunday school will give
the sacred concert. the committee
hm or: arranged a nice program for
flu occasion: 7 p. in. Christian lon-
dct vor meeting. subject, Illorifyiug
lit in Our Daily Work. Mail. 5: ill-Ill;
it. 1, 12: ll: 8 p. m., preaching by tho
ulster.
I Noe—”e...“—
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev.
ltomlily F. Rumplirles, rector—8 a. m.,
'tloly Communion: 10.30 a. m., mornv
ing prayer and autumn; 12 In, San-
day school. 7.30 p. m.. evening prayer
and sermon.
St, Paul's Church, second Sunday in
[whim-7:30 a. 111., Holy Communion;
“0:30 a. m.. morning prayer and her.
mob: 12 m., Sunday school in chapel
la licrkiey street; 7:30 p. m.. everl-
song. sermon and Story of the Cross;
subject of morning sermon. second In
course of 'l‘emptationu of Christ-.Man
Shall Not Live by liread Alone. in
the evening the second in series of The
Prodigal son—Ji‘he Beginning of 8m.
fil‘he Mlsemre and Story of the Cross
will be sung at the evening service.
.Monday evening. creating of Boys'
Club. Tuesday evening. Glris’
Friendly. Wednesday. shortened 10v-
snsong at 7:15 p. m., with conference
on the Prayer Book. 'f‘htrreday even:
ing. meeting of the old boys of the
choir. Friday, Ladies‘ Guild, 2:30
p. is. Saturday morning, Chldren's
industrisln Elven , with address
on The Way of hiya... every day.
i p, m. , Ccnilrmsti {classes on Wed-
inssdsys and Fridays at 1:30 p. m., and
on Wednesday evening gt 3:10 p. in.
Music at Invention services will its
Gregorian. The t. any. William ii.
of Rana ., will be the
0
trial prose or the ' rat 8110th in»
a Church. M. James 110nm -
ybratlou of tho unyiccmmdi
\o’clocit: morning prayer and
t_10:30; Sunday school at
the
y Church, New Haven, at 7:00 p, m.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
Mr...
SI. Peter's (lermuu Lutheran Mis-
pastor-«Servicos every
'l‘he pastor will
the subject being.
'Christ‘s Farewell From His Mother."
MISSIONS.
South Norwalk Missionu—Regular
at. 3:15
These meetings are well at.
njoyed by all.
Come and enjoy this ner-
lilverybody welcome.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN
Advent Christian Church. Van Zautli
East Norwullthlie pastor, J.
W. Davis. will prcpvll iii boll: services.
Sunday school at 12'. lnyul Workers"
"reeling at 5:413. Song service at
Evening sormou at 7.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society,
Norwalkw—l'iegUInr Sunday service at
ihtl Reading Room. Masonic building:
subject, Sunday, Mill‘(‘ll 10. “Reality.”
Testimony meeting, Wednesday, 8 p.
in. To both services the public is
cordially invited. Reading room upon
to Ill.- public ouch week from 2 to h
p. in.
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley & (‘o., t‘lilt-ugo, originated
Honey and Top as a threat and lung
remedy. and on accounl of lilo great
merit and .pnpuluriiy of Foley's Hull-
cy and 'l‘ar many imitations are oi‘t‘cr-
ed for the. genuine. Ask for Foley's
lloncy and Tan» and refuse any substb
tut.- oi‘i‘crcd us no other preperatlou
will give lilo same satisfaction. It. Is
mildly laxative. it contains no op-
iates and is safest for children and
delicate persons. Sold at l-‘iaisted‘a
drug store. '-
UNKNOWN SCHOONER
TREES.
CHATHAM, Mass, March lS.——An
unknown three-umstt-d schooner flying
signals of distress was sighted off Ore
leans today and Capt. Charles anti
crow of the Orleans life saving slu—
tion Went to her assistance. it looked
from shore us if the vessel was leaking
badly. The sea was calm. but the
weather was rather illicit and the Iden-
llly of the schooner was not learned
until the life savers returned.
lN DIS-
DEATH RATE 1N NEW YORK AND
CHICAGO.
During November and December,
liit‘::, (illlbllltil of tho tit-allot In New
York and Chicago Word from pneumo-
nlu. Foley‘s Honey and TM not. only
stops the cough but heals and
strengthens the lungs and prevenis
pneumonia, so do not. take chances on
a cold wearing away when Foley‘s
iiunoy llllii Tar will cure you quickly
and prevent serious results. Sold
at Pluisled‘s drug store. "
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncall-
cd for oi the following post-offices for
the current week:
(loo. Audcrsmlfl 37 So. Main sires-t.
Miss Martha Bright, Miss R. A, Day.
Jonathan Yates lligglusou. Fred lloyi.
G. (3. Lewis. Mrs. li‘rank Martin, Miss
May Moriarty, Mrs, J. l’. Nichols, .l. H.
O'I‘onncll, t‘lurcncc w. Raymond, Mrs.
Ii. Robertson. John ’I‘. 'l‘impson, lilies
Flossle Willard.
E. E. CROWN. 1’. M.
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TIME TABLE.
In Effect December 4, 1004.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
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0:00, 0:65, 7:10, 8120:. 8:42. 9:071.
0:321. 9:01.10155x, 11:41.
1’. M.-i2:i9x, 1:06. 3:061, 3:51.
5:101. 6:40. 0:01x. 6236:, 7:231.
8:002, 0:623, 10:32.
, Sundays.
9 4A2, M.—-12:52s, 13:38:, 5:453, 8:58,
P. M.—-2:biix. 3:05x. 6:10, 0:011.
7:211, 8:00x, 11:52:, 10:11.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-—-i:50. 5:60. 8:60, 7:50, 8:00x.
lliibgg. 0:00;. 10:02:, 10:04. 11:00:,
P. M.-12:02x. 1:06. 2:00x. 2:65,
8:31a. 4:041. 4:09. 4:32, 6:011, 6:07,
0:27. 0:001, 0:08. 8:00a. 9:20. 11:00x.
12:00:.
. Sundays.
A. M.~0:00. 7 :80. 10:01.
P. u.-c:oz. mo 3:00.11200, 12:00.
scorn NORWALK TO new
HAVIN.
7:00. It”. 0:11a.10:08:.11:11:. 11:44.
P. sip-1mm 1:21, sails, 4:26.
measzorx. 0:88. 7:10x. 9:101. 11:241.
IrId apart, In addition to above.
1’, .-l:47,0:18.7:841.
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9:11 :iia. r. tamer“. 1:103. 9:10;.
a tit woman to omsunv.
, 14:30. 9355?, .5531 =
. ,. lie—1:“. 4:33; 0:17;. 01:08. 7:17.
oassunv 10 coins nonwam.
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0
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Eacslisnt Illumination mm b
has been at'fioveruor's island since
Thursday. tsklug ‘
lions.
technical examination, which
pump as Mildred of officers in the reg.
ular army.
cent... the best possible showing that“
could be made.
just made.
A. at.-1s:14x. 1:212. izsss, our, "
adenine 100 PER clay? ‘ «
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. . "‘ 'i‘hlals an int ortsrit‘dsllrhusstion.
1°“ Eb." Hill, Jr" °' ”WWW- l.et us answer xii Wlm'i’ry Julian.“
Major Fbcn Hill, Jr.. of Norwalk, America‘s most popular disallow ~
‘ celvcd Highest Award, Gold Mi.
World's Fair. Bf. hauls, 1004. Every-
uxauuna-J thing in the package; add boiling water
ordnance and set to cool. I“lilV01‘Iii~‘iaBlllOli. Or-
is the huge. Raspberry, Strawberry. Choco-
l lute, uud Cherry. Order a packsse of
flavor from your grocer today.
various
Up the major of
end
Mr. Hill passed 100 per'; 10:..1
PECIAL SUNDAY QCHOOL CER-
VICE.
At the First. Methodist. Sunday
,There were nine men from the val", school tomorrow noon there will be u
lous parts of the United States, who‘ special missionary service arranged by
I .-
Hc will be. very de-
servedly congratulated by his manyi 5
friends on the excellent record he has
I: listen? .
i
took this examination, and among this the Juvenile Missionary Society 01 ill!" ~
number Malor lilll was the only one" school. There will be special music
front Connectlcul. in case of war, he , and address by Sarah MUM.
will not be obliged to take any rum]...- ‘ ui‘ Stamford, who has been engaged ill
examination. All that would be ro-‘ missionary Will‘li- The new banner
qulved of him would b.» to apply for which has just been secured, will be
his commission. Iuscd for the first time, and the class
contributing the largest. amount will
have flu» honor of retaining for a
month this new and beautiful banner.
NOW NW “1 SW19 Hi3 Tenant 3902036 The pastor's class for men will attend
th Won't Pay Her House Rent. . In a body.
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The (3330 Of William NP” Vi‘l‘hllh (.ri‘r‘ { THE COLONEL'C WATERLOO.
“:3 A‘ Adams I” being hea‘d today i", Colonel John M. Fuller, of Honey
Wilton before Justice of the Peace Wll- l Grove. Texas. nearly met mg Waterloo,
llaiu K. J. llubluall. The plaintiff um... from lilvcr anti Kidney trouble. in a.
the “pi-9nd“... fur the mm. of a house. ‘ rcctuil. letter, he says: ‘I was nearly
T,“ “0“,“de claims ”1" sh ill l,dcati, of these complaints, and. al-
‘ ’ ‘ ’ ' 9‘ l “" liliOllgil I tried my family doctor, he
pay the required sum for the reasun‘did mo no good: so I got, a 50.. hot-
tlini some apples she had stored lniile 0f 1’0"!“ El‘t‘al Eleciric Bitters,
the cellar last winter became mutual WhM‘ cured me. I consider ”‘9‘“
thereby entailing considerable loss.
The plaintiff is represented by Alitir- 1"qu 11mm,“ Sold, and
may lit'“ Davis. \vliilc lilt‘ t'ltm‘ of lilI' in euro, Dyspepsia. lillltulsness
defendant is living l00k1'li ul‘il-r
.lutlgo WIlWlll‘Ii M. luvkwmitl.
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find who gave you the knowledge to
guaranteed
and
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no
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outsiders “0.9.0.109
CONSUMPTION
M5 ("I'D IWUSANDS Kills WI. MCI“!
CATARRH {3? ASTHMA
star was: cast ' 'a not our usual:
mesons.
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Grip and Pieurisy out. of the whole system like magic.
50 DOSES 250. l25 DOSES 50c. 300 DOSES $1.00
No opium, no quinine, no chloroform, no poison.
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of a practical. economical. responsive and easily managed cooking
device is fully met in the
Hub Range.
It has every up-to~dute improvement and invention for saving
time. fuel and labor. and that is why the Boston, New Ymk. Provi-
dence, Worcester. New Haven and Hartford Cooking Schools use
and recommend Hub Ranges. They are the world’s best by any test.
A. J. Collins& 00.
Funeral Director and Embalmcr. .
12 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
FURNITURE,
Carpet, Matting, Oil Cloth and
Linoleum,
011 Credit.
A. J. AN GEVINE 8r SON,
134 Washington St. -So.,Norwa.1k.
We Call Your Attention
To the advantages offered in the
using of our Lchigh Coal. Less dirt.
less dust. more comfort, more satis-
faction, more heat to the bucketfull.
more economy to thatch than any coal
sold. Gives satisfaction because it's
satisfactory coal. Try it once. You'll
see the advantage of using it always.
No Trading Stamp}. Remember you
get value In Coal. '~
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