I d. i,. evl mot . atives here. ' Agent Christian Church. ' the Methodist, Episcopal pursonagc. Farm. ‘ ‘ .ichn flotilla. of Raymond street. W elm ‘ hon harbors go from "the . OilMJtem for. iiectld dolly. Titty ' by the writer, so an - r. in.- . on :ho id be P" St. John spent Sutur: day and Barkley in New Haven. 8“»- o J. B. Cannihgham. of‘ Van saga: street, has Wuhased anew horse; ‘j" Miss Llil , ...., .4. Mr. and Mrs. \Edson K. St. John spent Sunday with relativeslp Wilton. W YVWllilam Tobey has taken a position as tallymsn at the Babel oyster open- ing plant. ‘ ..__..i,_._..... Miss Jennie Fleury, of '15 St. .John street, spent Ettnday with relatives in New Haven. , J. F‘. .111an has started workon a frame cottage on Fifth street, East Norwalk, forer. Mead. « The barge. Pottsvllle, Captain Char- les W. Blydouberg. has arrived with coal for the Ferris Coal Company. Captain Blydenberg Is visiting his rel- he loyal...Workci-s‘ meeting in the yesterday afternoon, Was largely attended. it be- ing the first, Sunday In the month and roll call. ' 1 The regular week ytcigss meeting will be postponed to arrowhnlght and the members of the East Avenue Methodist Church will attend the un- ion evangelical services, The Loyal Workers‘ Society of the Adventichrlstlan Church held an in- teresting meeting yesterday. under the leadership of Rev. F. S. Alnsworth. The subject was "A Monarch‘s Les son." -——-~.- The Rev. J. W. Davis preached a very able and effective sermon, last evening. in Church to:- a large and appreciativc Congregation. after which an alter ser- vice was held. - Mr. and.Mrs. C. H. Cummings and daughter Plunnell, of East. avenue. spent yesterday with Mrs. G. H. Cunt- mings and her sister. Mrs. William H. Van Arsdsle. who resides in Mount Vernon. New York. Mrs. Alfred Stevens. of 14 Willow street. Norwalk. who has been criti- cally ill with maiarlal fever for the past five weeks, is now sloWiy. but steadily improving. and it. is hoped that she will soon be able to be about. The Epworthiaeague meeting at the East Avenue Methodist Church yes- terday wits led by Rev. E. Cunning- ham. The day was devoted to mis- slon study and the subject. of the meet- ing was “The Triumphs of the King- dom.” .. .‘i ‘. . The oyster steamer Bond-Currier was pumped out Saturday and taken to the 'Radel“sllp. where, by means of pumps. she was able to keep afloat. She was towed to Bridgeport this 11101" tilng by the steamer Mildred and will be hauled out at Green Brothers' ship- yard and given a thorough overhaul- ing. I ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1. St. Ornionde are spending theirhoueymoon in East Norwalk, with Mr. and Mrs. w. it. Carr. No. 19 Beoview avenue. They were married in Bothel. Conn. Octo- ber fuel. by the Rev. Dr. Styles. at The bride was formerly bliss Mae lil- ber. of Bothel. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 1111399 of Maple 'l‘rcc W.— Nelson Decker. all Blast Norwatk oysterman, picked up a white New Haven built 30-foot sharpie adrift on the l’cnflelti reef, Tuesday foreuoon. There was no name on the boat. The boal Is now anchored at Southport, but will be brought to East Norwalk. Mr. Decker hays‘tihai. he has been trying to find an . er and has not succeeded. Therefiwc a sonic mussels in the poet and I dinner, W... Weekly bulletin of the East Avenue Methodist Episccpllmnurch: Titesdny, 7:45 p. m.. evangelistic an- ion service of thetuothodist Churches of The Norwallie; 1km Rev. W. W. '1‘, Duncanwlli pro :-‘ Wednesday. 2 p. .. lmdieu‘ Aid. the annual meeting fur~ c election of oili- ccrs. * Wo’dnesddn'ltid p m.. meeting or the Women’s 1?ch =Mlsitlonury Bo- clety at Mi , dist ,dail'h. 00 Bee- view nvcnu, Toil i China. wednoeliay: 7:46 . , m.. business: meeting of the 10va th League in church parlor. A'fuli attendance de- sired. , Thursday. 7:40 ii. m.. prayer meet- ing. a Friday. 7:46 p; ‘mikinwling of the .iiinlhr Band. . r: ltwain-t. In ate Mi " "' mama.- Iloweyton. at" 1,9,, ~ stoned I . saith-Ice Orson sent an of the above wIl receive prompt. . Charles Ricoyrofffiridmport. was a Fondly guest nix “albums of Mr. and the? Advent Ch”““‘“ of this Mr. and tan. Mimi cinema. of this place. entertained a party of friend! from Bouththorwalk, yester- ,,.., y- “Wm; ‘ W“ I " ‘ Miss Ethel Petty. cl‘Mount Vernon. New York, . has been making a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. lra E. Potty. of Raymond street. The girlg' English literature class wil be postponed from, Wednesday to Friday night, at 7:45. on. account of the Library entertanment occurring on Wounds Whitening. ;, Tupciass will, inactive .,: so Hucklemi,etudlo.u A far-goth“. dance is "earnestly res . ..vt.. “it all on: 5 hdlhaS'FOIIZ‘—' 55 pctS- RoMrEmith. Phone 801-0. Roweyton. Conn. DARIDN AND nonorou. Archie for thetlvenlng’aentlnol. in Dar on. ere Arthur lieu-on. and Wet- Iaoe‘shdl‘or. Order- «at to either of ill). above will receive prompt men. A". ‘ Work has been started on a frame house in Barton for Mrs. Emma Slau- son, of that place. W. M. Hoyt has the contract. \ The Rev. Louis French. rector of St. Luke's Church, Darien, preached in Christ Church, Ansonia, Sunday morning. Mr. French was formerly doctor of Christ Church, more than forty years ago, and came from Anso~ nla to Darleu, and has continued In The funeral of Chauncey Bertram, place. who died from injuries received on the railroad. was held yes- terday afternoon.al. 2 o’clock in the Darlen Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. Mr. Freeman amclatlng. A large number of veterans from Fitch's Sol- diers' Home were In attendance. The interment was in Spring Grove ceme- tery. —-—Years of suffering relieved in a night. Itching plies yield at once to the curative properties of Doan's Oint- ment. Never falls. At any drug store. 60 cents. wss'rpon'r. Agents for th. Evening Sentinel. in “helium, are I. Diplovennl and Wm. E. Nash. Orders cent to either of the ebov. will receive prompt attention. Chicken thieves are reported active once more in Rosevllle section. Mrs. E. Crosstnan ls home from a visit with friends In Southport. A band of gypsies passed through town Friday. bound Norwulk way. Mr. and Mrs. E. Thomas have been entertaining friends from Bridgeport. Aspeltick Lodge, K. of P.. is to meet on Tuesday night and Initiate one can- dldate. The customary number of hoboes are traversing the roads westward bound. ~..———— The vicinity of Ben Bulkley‘s mill has become a busy place since the establishment of a garage there; ‘ M... "rite Women‘s Alli Society of Saw gatuck Methodist Church In planning an entertainment to be given In the near future. v R. Chapman. of Beuchslds lnn fame. has gone to. Tampa. Florida. where he will have charge of an establish ment there during the winter. 0. B. Bunncll and family are soon to take their departure from their at- tractive summer home at Sacco Lake to New Haven for the winter. WW 0‘” NEW. CANAAN. Plans have been estimated for a line stable tube erected at Smith Ridge for Dr. Percy H. William. 22 East Footy- elghth street. for which Van Vleck I B. Goldsmith, 111 Fifth avenue. New York. are the architects. it will be of treats construction. containing ov- ' in ycenter not into temptation." . . The business men werli asked what ‘M‘ on. was given at the First Mathew at Episcopal: Church. vat-temp hr I lisp w. W. '1‘. Dana”. Thotsxti'wda Matthew 16:41. "Watch undlpruy fillet they regarded as the greatest tempta- tion “in the path of young then today. Mammalian by naming twelve differ analysed. may be roughly classified an;- der three heads. namely f‘drlnlt” and "friends." . That is to say they think that that patent to p» tattoos are along thoi no or gun as . money. acquiring the habits of intent-0 persnce and associating with evil coin .. petitions. in conside fig this blast of temptation, there are two ‘dythrcb‘ general facts that need emphasis at tho wiper. The drst fact is that temp- Mlli’iif‘ido reality. it: Is not 11. score- crowmotten up by pious folks to fright— en. fig. people into religion. it is _ creation of a morbid imaginar- tloiltthat despises anything that is re- bust and "tbat'lnvolVos any element of risk. it, is not a creed of the chuf‘cb. nor a conception of religion not a doc- trine of Christianity. it. Is a fact of , human life preceding the church and evil and coextensive with the race. The second fact. is that the power of temptation is in proportion to its abil- ity to disguise its reality. if tempta- tions were labeled as solicitations to evil, and men would believe the labels, their peril would .liereducod a thous- and fold. ‘ The temptation that In real seems like a solicitation to good. The liackncyed saying that thedovil never comes with horns in ever true. The temptations that work havoc with our young men are those which appear like avenues to excellence. , Now this being so it must remain true that to save men from temptation, we must. make It appear to be what It really is. We must not let the temptation to en-l ter a saloon look like an invitation to: a gorgeous palace. Further, we must ever hear in mind that what men are before the temptation comes is of more importance than what they do at, the, moment of temptation. lf righteousness ls hot a supreme real- lty to a man before temptation; he will be snared by the superficial good with which the real temptation will clothe itself. t Having said these things about. temptation in general. let us look at the temptations In particular which business men conceive as in the path of young men today. First. there is the desire to get money. Young men feel that to keep abreast of their fei- lows they must have money, and the inability to secure it through the regu- lar channels tempts them to wrong- doing. Now there are two important Irulhs'wlilcli need to he kept In mind. First that. It is not. wealth alone that. makes rich men mighty today. it is wealth plus something else. if a‘ younglman has wealth and lacks biisl- » nest-i ability and character he cannot. reach a place of real power. Given character and industry of a high or- der. and the young man of moderate means has little to envy in the rich youth of today. 01:. yes. the rich young man may have his automobile. and club membership. and yacht and private car, but these are more trliics ~—lii real opportunity for success and achievement. he has little if any atl~' vantage. This much at. least In true that there are disadvantages of wealth for young men just as truly as disad" vantages of poverty. A iiiillionalre In New York employs a manager at. large salary not only to manage his business but. to manage his sons In their relation to the business. That successful manager has in reality a better position than the sons altho'ugli lie was a poor proacher's boy. Michael Angelo had to fight against the obsta- cles which wealth put in his path when he sought to achieve something for himself In the world. in this day and' in this great land no young man should grieve over the fact. that he was not born of wealthy parents. But: second, If wealth Is powerless without character. then the young man who sacrifices character to gut. wealth Iii simply a suicide. There are many temptations to young men to t morn by at the cost of moral life. The most prominent ls gambling. The evil of mbllng Is not that you may lose all .Ollr money and get nothing. but Its greatest. danger is that you may spend lltle money and get a great deal; th Is to any gambling when, succ‘ossfu poisons your nature with that criminal disease of seeking to get. something for nothing. When this Idea raisin a young man his spinal chord of industry is cut. and he is is an industrial paralytic. We ,cunuotl be too strong in our denunciation of the temptations to gamble which are placed before our. young men in our community. The lottery schemes of church and other. fairs are o perfect. abomination. it is a humiliation be- yond description that. the Church of Jesus Christ. should be reduced so low, as he same In this pernicious busi-I nest. AI Christmas approaches some of our smaller buelnsoe houses will be offering chance as premium: on purch- ases. These are side to the ruin of, young men. They will not learn to amble In the vile pieces of New ark. Some of them never attends ed a metropolitan rues track. , They will learn to gamble. if at. all. In our own aim-u and at our own fairs. cry modern convenience. with garden- cr's quarters. heating and plumbing. etc. Arron cmcnts are also being made tion of e handsome real-- for the o deuce on the paopcrty for the some owner in the all ng. .- .. mm I'i'HUCK on. WHAVOII. Frederick uniforms taken into cus- tody ’Bntttrday. ny Officer Hickey. of Stamford. for alleged assault on Dr. Frederick Beauvoir. Donne has been employed at the Kilian, to Golf (hula, and the club notids through with his Thor o. . ego. list-how“ “not. than to. leave the place and . 'umypwbeu Dr. Echevoir.t:n hi: :stp’aclty as $031” mlttectnan. a crane . r0000 him. the mohtbecouloueiloiudr struck: Dr. schavolr, and ran over. There was no desire on the worn the club: iii M deacon thorium strafing“ g‘ , will he closed the second at up "going at ,eoch , 3 1 ,, . . . ”5%; A”: an. ! officials to prosecute. . , . end he was released attorprm _ kilo leave the club groans withobtftrrtller: do . W: The other great temptation Is in-, temperance. We are no friend of the saloon. as most people probably know. and yet. tonight; shave lens to say about the saloon hen about society as a maker of dntnkerds. Society offers temptations mtithli““haioou cannot parallel. JEN viluo-cupoffercd by a fair maiden load more swiftly to ruin thcnttho boom count the bloated salooutiteoper. admits drinkers are .mude’by societwit is “it! thel about ,100. more drinkers become rue every yours. Where «lid "ii. I Charla» [maul u 'l‘hesb were gentlemen: ‘ telnet It seems an insult. to M0 lmmporoncs «so their cum. Til" 1 glass of high life has more to _ error in their case than the forum and the etc The third great. temptation conic! through cothpaal . iii , Nearly all titanium in the' ‘ tier are eunuch *5 ., ‘vt; 1., '92” L,.b(!l\!;: imitlitl' . “wit: ‘dnt'tetnptatlcus These answers when: \ "mourn: ‘ Douglas: I necessitates " ‘ tea». The lift finish it the is ”pertinent..." . 1 .- ..... Thirtynflve to forty—«Three and kill noted. rum 1 0‘“: y halite. vent yielding to Motion; and that is to make Chris if surgclonost friend. and choose only i one who do likewise for your closest. coittpunlous. W common. . succinct: narcotic. Complete lullotln ”meow": a. an; solved Tflmhrl‘fiifl. FVIHIMJ The Sentinel linguistic special or. roulemcntc to receive. the complete returnslrom all stitc- where elections, are held tomorrow. These will be bul. Iotlned as fast as received by our tale. graph operator. so thutrthe public will be kept informed as to the general results. RECEPTION OF MEMBERS. The most largely attended commu- nion service In years was hold you-' tcrduy morning at the First Methodist Church. receivei by letter. In full connection and on probation. nineteen in all: Miss Jennie Charlesworth. High street: Mrs. Emily Soiker. Bridge street. East Norwailt; Mrs. Mary E. Cotes, Miss Ethel B. Bishop, 22 West avenue; Albert W. Howard. 27 Sum- ‘ ' mit avenue. by letter. Miss Ethel A. Sprague. Albert N. Morgan, Mrs. Sa- die E. Hoyt. Mrs. Theresa Gamble. Mrs. Lottie M. Ketchem. Miss Bussn' ' iii Seymour. Misti Myrtle V. Stevens. Alonzo W. Smith, Freeman 8. Minion. li‘. Howard Keyser. into full connec- tion with the church. ; David ’1‘. Hem. menu, 51 Spring street, was received on probation. ' . At the evening service when the pastor preached the fourth sermon la the series to young men. the members of the Hungarian Band attended in a ligdy. The service was largely attent- e A DIOAB‘TROUO CALAMITY. it is a. disastrous calamity. when you lose your health. because Indigestion and constipation have capped it away. Prompt relief can be had Dr. King‘s New Life Pills. They b lid up your digestive organs, and cure headache. dininess. colic, constipation. etc. Guaranteed at F. H. Baxter's. South Norwulk. and E. P. Wood's. Norwulk drug stores; 25c. ". M RB. FORSELL ENTERTAINS. Mrs. I. M. Forbell entertained a party of friends. Frid y afternoon, and evening at her hosp table home in New Canaan avenue. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Street, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Street, of Dorian. Mrs. Charles Kellogg. Mrs. Ralph hel- logg and dutightci- Mabel. Mrs. James Lynett. Mrs. Dickcrman and Mrs. Scribner. ‘ ’ NORWALK cn'v mss‘rmos. A meeting of the Norwslk ,Clty Council will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. at the Council chamber in Wall street. Tomorrow evening an au- tiual adjourned meeting of the city, for the purpose of making appropilatlons will be held at the town assembly hall. Estimates. amounting to $42,500 have been made. , . . MR. MORENOUO‘ REBIGNO. Edward H. Morehouse has resigned his position as foreman of the finish- lng rootn of the ltoth Silk Ribbon mill. He has secured a position with the Holmes. Keelcr 0‘: Scllcck com- pany. succeeding Robert Dooley. of Georgetown. as stripping clerk. Mr. Dooley has accepted a lucrative post. tion In Ansouia. --——--.-—-———-——- 8T. ORMOND—‘LSEEBER. Announcements have been received of the marriage of Harry hactern Bl. Orinond and Miss Mary Jones Seeber. at Bethel. The event took place on Tuesday. October 31. Mr. 8t. Ormontl Is Well known In Norwallc He lived at Ledgewood Form a few years ago. m NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD RAILROAD. TIM‘ TAILI. in Effect October I. 1005. LIAVI SOUTH NORWALK FOR NEW YORK. A. 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IOUTH NORWALW‘TO DANIIJIIV.‘ in. Muscle. stars: ma. 1’. M.--1:00. 4:0”. 0:10. 0:10. 7:17. century to heath Nomelit. “Akita-0:00. 1:80;. 0:11. 10:00:. r. hie—3300!. 11:00.0:40. t mama's-mm :- rut: ' To loath Net-walla ‘. “owl“. i ' The following personswere L _. threa- fourths per cent. Thirty totthlrty-fivsm— Fifteen and one-half per cent. » . , Twenty-five to thirtwaIghteeu per cent. ‘ 2"" mm .‘ Twenty to twentywdve - Fifty-two DO? cont.“ Fifteen totwonty w Fourteen and one-half per centhbll dolphin ,cl- egraph. 0 takes a wise ma ‘ 1 y . heligapetottt of the". a ll] , 1'0. . . ‘ neuroses: non". IOAT 'rtckc‘r urea-rs access. I oours MAIN errant. Tel. Cell. 000—0 minim . . limp»: This ‘aoiti'ifotwniuéz ' . lustrous. . ALL INSURANCE. HEAL IITATI. IT“! . g, , 010 6m BURTIIN lllIIPlll, Electrical Contractors. —-——— lotion-fee given on all kinds of al- octrloel work. Work guaranteed to pace inspection. Poet-office Box 600. South Nor-walk. ‘ ——-—. Tolephone Cell. ass—2. J I ~ litre Your Plumbing Dotti Rigli .d—n- l desire to make it known that l have opened a plumbing shop and will do all kinds of plumbing, and gas fitting. ARTHUR E. BENEDICT. 0 Monroe Street. tin work, steam South Not-walk. .- 010! M ii. B. ‘0 ' .0 TH! IOX. get, a" . room "0'00 I"! water with a... 1.... P. Irv-0:00. 7:03.. 5 an.” , i i DAVID W. RAYMOND. Funeral Directo- end Emulator. to NW nun 0t. own Norwelli. Residence. 0 Washington “not. Telephone et house. 100-! I "m new HOTEL VICTORIA can. and make yoiir’ selections“ in I“ I‘M. at. . Ive in m m’ law's W 1;”; For SURETY BONDS of all Kinds, APPLY TO Jacob M. Lautou. AETNA 1NDEMN1’I‘Y 00., 5 Railroad Pin“, South Norwelk. Tel. 3 INUTE FROM DEPOT EUROPEAN PLAN. Our rooms I special feature. and Electric Lights throughout. cry room heated. RATIO REASONABLE. Finely stocked Cafe in connection. A full line of Miter. Merrill I. Can- dlt OM celebrated Wines, Liquors end Olgere always on “head. '1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor. 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'Phottc, 43—0. = Clearing Stilt Gold Willi Papers. on.— Now is the time to” buy. it is my custom this that: of the year to re- duce the price all Gold Wall Papers to cost in order to make room for new goods that will soon be coming in. if you need Whill Paper for this ,fall or next spring, II: will pay you to buy now. Take advantage of this and have to pay In the spring. nut—gu— Cloth Window .Shodol, with fringe. 25°. ‘ d I _ unis—na— cacoKsnv. GLASBWARE, LAMPa. arc. ‘ qt...— wmoow sunrise mo PICTURE PRAMEB TO canon. Jeni—~— PAINTINO AND! PAPER HANGING. Telephone Connection. 1. H. letter. or WABHIINOTON or. eouru ‘Noawauc, GONN.. m...m.whww 1847. ‘ ’ 1905. PLUMBINGL AND STEAM HEA TING. HOT WAT] R HEATING. nor not HEATING. orovso mo amuse our: mo rm nooroie. flu and VI sin Fitting. Ice Fixtures. I out Coiling. [00. Nov. you: seen our stock of RICHMON D RANGES? THE Jonas & Horcaxi‘ss cost may. , , tr weal. ert our. NOIWQLK. for the winter before they , ‘ Thor. are a few fine new and and cold cent. Prion modem- .. i' ‘. ,1 »,- H‘ V «is “ ; Sliver Frostflem ~5 lbs. for as: FII git . i . 4 lbs. for!” Wit .i human. I“ " , . " 1,00, omk'ooti. ' . i - 10:: Native loll, . . 2i) ,luu rm», l ' lo I necessity or ‘ J hpsf‘rteoflge y . ,, . ,nten ‘ ‘."re’:wti:p:”oho 90 W- l e’ . . _ tandem, harem n..lsetneled..l..ev~ FISH ‘A'l‘ REASONAPLE 1 “Mill 1, , it?“ would?” ”It ' e wit ry and have ‘runnln . .‘.. Id? ' mm desired «”31"th *: 3” Harm Ra: ,.,a;sh.. " consult 7mm , as wear; ere. . a F l - mum-twin. save the regular profits that you will . Paper. , Our stock oinewgoodo just in is a little larger“ than ever before. , Wonderful how. low‘ you can ‘1' . iluynice goods here.“ . You know we do the work in th, very best- i’panner. ‘ We have taken a good, many contracts for hops: painting" and will be glad to submit figures for your work. . ‘ i We try to carry in stock. every- thing you need for the decoration of your house inside or out. Ed E. ‘ (Sorghum. "Laramie 010-4 10 FIRCT 81‘. E.’ NORWALK. till llllililil at: SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ————__ reassure A GENERAL lANKlNo BUSINESS. ‘ -. ‘ CAPITAL. ‘5 ' 3100.00030 suaPLus‘ Auo enquire 31735001003 EDWIN H. MATHEvveoN. 9m. JOHN H. kNAPwVIuo—Pm. JACOB M. LAvrowyounlu. m plaza-rose.) - E. H. Mathewson Henry ”asymur John I4. Knapp earnest-Grumman Joolar R.Mervln J. Wallace Mervin Christian Swertz J'ohh‘ H. Light. Fred H. Rowen , Aeour rile earlsiitorion on. TAlNED BY THE us! or“ , (in Art: rot: couusacm‘. Ltohrma. TIME HA8 PROVIN THI HUM- PHnsvoAs sac Toj as THI . 3557.1 . STEADIDJT all!" 1' mo. moor econome'itl. Lioar ou rite manner. , . » LIT ue um! A TRIAL them. LATION. . , ~g, , ”~" I bit 4.
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