The Rndel Oyster
whicb formerly belonged :7 Bridge:
£0130. has 690111816 limitation par1
. i ,
A force of men'was at work this
morning repairius some of the road
Iway: near the junction of the policy
on s.
It:
The meeting of the Epwtirtb tongue
of the East Avenue Methodist Chur.cb
yesterday, was in charge of Frank I
Merriam. and was on the subject “Our
One Excuse?
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Ralph Bennett has, returned to Phil-
adelpia Dental College. after spending
the ’l‘haiiiksglifi
yin§ .yaostion with his
9.11.11 We. I'lsrry Bennett,
Gerard returned to
Eastman-1
dun”
l1eg a alter spending the
Thanksgiving! Vacatio at the home of.
his parents; Mr. and
rs. S. W. Ad
nuts. 4 Benedict street. 1‘
Rev. 11"; 8. Alumni'ih. president. of.
the Loyngorlters Society, led the
meeting ”of the organisation at the
Advent Clint-,oh. yahterday. The sub
ject" was “Perfected Through Suffer
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'l'he Iegulnr Sunday seivices were
held yesterday at. the East Avenue
Methodist Church. The attendance at
the morning service wee rather small
on account of the inclement weather.
Holy Communion was celebrated.
Sidewalks in East Norwalk are. no-
toriously bad, but those In front of
the Murphy block in Washington
street-are particularly so. The walk
is several inchesbclow the level of
the curb, and the water which falls
there every time It rains is retained
in the hollow places.
The next rehearsal of the Pustlnio
Minstrels will be held Tuesday. Decem.
her 5th. when it is expected that the
stage will be made ready, and a pm-
ltram made out The membership
contest will come up; also the ques-
tion of a bath for the use of the gym-
nasium members. All members are
urged to attend.
Albert Morrell. who was selling Inns-
tor and part owner of n. sloop before
he was seventeen years of age. has
been out of his course for a few days.
under the weather. but expects to be
able to take the wheel again and feed
his Mother Carey chickens before the
week is ended. .Tlie old skipper will
be three soorasnd ten‘nextMay.
The first basketball idem of the
Pastime Athletic Club will play the
Crescent live. of Smith Norwnlk. Wed-
nesday evening at tho Pastime Alh-
lctic Club. The lineup of the Cros-
renl live is as follows: A. (Janey. G.
'I‘nllmadgc, G. Halley. C. Tobey, lt‘
Shay. The Pastliuc's lineup is: Moi-
‘iott, Bloom, Benedict, Bartram, Taylor.
The Radel Oyster Companys open
lug plant In doing the largest busi-
ness in its history. and at present has
a full complement of men at. work In
both the larger and the smaller shops,
considerably over a hundred men he-
lng employed shocking oysters as first
its they can. It is the first time In
three years that It. has been necessary
to use both the lame and small shops.
Weekly bulletin of the East. Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church:
‘ readily, 7:41: p. m.. class and pro
. '1"
bu onors' Iiieetlnsa.
Wednesday. 2 p. m.. indios' Aid:
7:45 p. m.. the Woman 5 Foreign Mis-
sionary Society at the parsonafie.
1 Thursday, 7:45 p. m.. prayer moot-
ng 3.
Friday. 1.45 p. m.
by iiurwdl 11'. tiny. as .
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Adjutant (leisrdus Adams Clillit!
down from sbkeopsie. New York.
Wednusth I; ltemoon. to spend
'I‘hankani uf'ut his borne In Benedict
street with pi In and sister. re
turning on
new Etta Mail.
Jdnlor Billitl, loll
undny afternoon. and ex-
porllinr to meet a colleague from Now
lllliilitll on tho sumo train. so that the
1m: Iunhiliouu Inna will have company
lliuollit'l‘ hack to the whose. The iron»
Iimuaniy demeanor and unobtrusive
nmnnnru at young Adams huv won
'11 him a host at friends in the i rlvlns
iiprlvor city which limit slit/o with
business. and Is as ole u it wanna
M
A plenum 'l'iiAnksdlvlng family rs.
nnhm was hold at the home of Mr. and
Airs. George E. heard. “on Canter
ulrtllil motel. Thunder. Irina party
ninah'orod and line oven: was
one at much euioymeatt all “smut.
A I‘m” 31:“me all." 3:
on no. It as
giving diaper, silo sums s
whisk the
“but! mmw arty
out All. nitido Altar anoi- coins
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Miss Burni- Midis, :W
Mitts drains Mil Alton iii:
Yrs hearse A. emission sou. Percy.
totally new
of Hanoi slit.
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at tithe
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idles 1oi the scrip
t subject
In are at man
verdict titer: int
1. pied With the in collection of Piston
philosophy and «than dbxfnil, we
Wheatihio tort '5' litt‘tlot'lntni'ltl prone
use: modern theological thought. The
alter showed war .yclssri that the
1 i shrew word "Shoo 1" in the Old 'l‘es-
turnout. and the Greek word "Hades"
in the New Testament always mean
the place of tilt the dead. without re-
spect to the moral character of such
persons in life. and nowhere do they
ever mean a place of conscious exist-
ence in torment. He also showed that
.Greek word "'l‘ariarus." which in II
Peter, 2-4. Is translated "Hell. " has no
application whatsoever to men. but rc-
fcrs to those angels who sinned and
were (reserved) to the Judgment
which takes place aim the resurrec-
.tlon. when unjust men will also be
raised and judged. The speaker at
some length explained the remaining
Greek word "Gchenna" which is
twelve times translated “Hell.” in the
New Testament scripture. showing
very clearly that it always referred to
a censum‘inw fire and that it never
referred :to the condition of men be-
tween death and the resurrection. but
was used by Christ to show the Jewa
that the wicked will be destroyed inst
as literally as they burned up dead
carcass drnd other filth in the valley
.of Blue In conclusion it was
shown that wicked men do not go into
"Gehenua" at death, but into “Hades."
where they will remain in utter un-
consciousmss until the sounding of
the last trumpet when they shall
resurrected. and brought. to judgment
after which all unrighteous shall be
cast into the lake of fire (Gehenna)
and be eternally destroyed not eternah
Iy being destroyed but destroyed once
for all eternity Mr. Davis will speak
next Sunday night; on ”'lho Rich Man
and Lazarus." Luke xvi“ ill- 31.
ROWAY TON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel. In
Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
resolve prompt attention.
Miss Ethel Petty of Mount Vernon.
New York. was at her home in Ray-
mond street. ovel Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bell and son
Clayton, of New Haven spent Sunday
with Captain (‘harlcs W. Bell, of Row
nylon avenue
Mr. and Mrs. John Sulfiin, of Ray-
Inoud street celebrated the twenty-
eighth anniversary of their mm rinse
yesterday. at thrill residence in Rut
mond street and entertained a number
of their friends and relatiios from
Rye. Mamquneck. South Norwulk
Bridgeport and other places.
The Toileuoko Corporation has near
ly completed. a new water distributing
plant. which Is expected to furnish an
unlimited and nnexhaustible supply of
water hereafter The tank is set on
a opting, which is about ton feet deep.
and over which a stone base six ioét.
high has been built. The location of
the new tank in In the rent of the late
Alanson Williamson's property and
the structure is an improveenuu to the
appearance of the high. ground in the
vicinity.
list to Introduce
our famous Tenn and Colleen we will
give free tour and ouemalf pounds of
Granulated Sugar with one pound of
our host Coffee. 350; and with half a
pound of tea, black of mixed, 301:.
Good Eggs. 27c doom.
All kinds flour. 755 a bag.
Robert Smith
Phone 25“.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
m
Dara are Arthur Cleaned. and Wat-
is"
the above will resolve prompt stun
lien.
almut tho house after his ll‘t rut III
no“. but be Is not yet nbln to get out
Artlilloct Ilenry Marvin lu pr-upiu'
no urticloii at Sprinsdulo for Robert
water heating and all the improve-
meals will be provided.
WW
cmmnntry match to
prise was won 15711311
to an and to the sport.
use will remain WW all winter
I The si‘ttislsn wtl bill I
no “1‘10! {15311611111115.- ll
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carried on night
wishes to more into the house
Row-yton, Conn.
A Me for the Evening sentinel, in
"or". Orders not to either at
Thaddeus lioll Is able to be up and
in; plans for another frame house to
heir. of that place. it will be 251117
teat. containing seven rooms. Arrange-
ments will be maria for steam or not
'fhe competition season clotted at
.‘Wos hum. Thanksgiving Day, with u
r turkeys. First
. Dram-st Smith
and wound by A. s. Pitt. The course
will be open for play until the Weather
The club
bored 6:
c a
pic at till mtg:
, hummus strum all sure
"It llfii dot Grin ”until the well.
1:15;!“ .6 I? ‘ Ii (initial water
Edward Madlinser has returned to
New 0111 atta1rn1holiday visit here
with friends. A I .
depot telegraph o
a day all
with relatives and clouds.
m
A 55:555.: 01 young people that Are
students of schools out; of town Wore
home for the halide», With their ad:
Kelli: there was a revival of social so.
v 1’1 . . - . , , ., .,
planned for new Met odist Church. It
In more then probab that the build
Ins project will fall through and anti»
lug be done in the mattier for a year .
or two at least. . .
vest. Lloyd like many more, IIo-‘
Ilovos that while we are to get wini'ei.
It will be a short lived. one. and that
an early ice harvest is u sure one. per-
haps the only one. 1 1
Now for the Christmas this and the
activity evident on the part of shop
keepers hero for the Thanksgiving hoi-
lday is continued. It is a treat to
traverse Main street and see the evi-
dences of prosperity that are plain
among the merchants. Concentration
the business on that. thoroughfare
since the monopoly of certain State
street property for the proposed libra-
ry building hasserved to improve real
estate on South Main street materially.
GIVE YOUR STOMACH REST.
Nothing will cure indigestion that
doesn't digest the food. itself. and give
the stomach rest.
that a weak stomach will regain its
strength and get well when It is com:
polled to do the full work that a sound
stomach should do. You wouldn't
expect a sick horse to get well when
It Is compelled to do a. full day's work
every day of the week. Kodol Dys-
pepsia (lure is a perfect. digestnnt and
digests the food regardless of the con-
dition of your stomach. Relieves In-
digestion. Belching. Sour Stomach, and
all stomach disorders. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. "
NEW CANAAN.
1-1. Day Atwuter entertained friends
last week.
Clarence Kirk. of Brooklyn. Is visit-
ing his grandparents.
W .
William H. Hoyt to again occupy-
lug his Iiomo in Vista.
Edward Roscoe has rented the John
Caliill place. Forest street.
Howard Wells. of New York. was it
guest of friends here. Thursday.
Miss Florence ltuscoo has returned
from a recent. visit in Bayonne. N. .I.
Edwin lloyt and family spent
Thanksgiving as guests of Mrs. H. ll.
Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. 11‘. 0. Raymond spent
[‘huuksizlviug Day with Mr. and Mrs
Gardiner iioyt.
Mme. Pupusiuntz and daughter Wl‘l't'
guests last week of lion. Cortlnudl
Parker. Nowurk.
A purl y of young people drove in
Norwalk. Thursday evening and enjoy
ed the dance In the armory.
M rs. Harriet If. Inckwood. of Cherry
street. entertained all her children
and grandchildren Thursday.
MIss'Edith Varinn. of Bayonne. N.
.I.. enjoyed Thanksgiving with her un~
ole, William Potter. South Main lilrool.
The New York Vaudeville Company
furnished it good show in tho Opera
House. Thursday afternoon and own
nlug.
Clayton liencditl and family spout
'lhursiiuy with his patents. Mr. and
Ml‘i-I. .Iunlus Bonudlct. of South Main
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. ll, F‘. lioyl. of New
York, have, been visiting with Dr. E.
(l. Cunningham and family. I-iunl. two-
line.
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. F. Chen onlurinin-
ed all their children and their families
at their home in Stamford Avenue,
'I‘hnraduy.
Hurry l‘t‘niltlyi‘l' (Inorgu liutidis.
lion] I’. Mead and iluriy I1 i-Ioovillo
of Now Ilavou were among 'I‘Iiurn
day's visitors..~1
lilnliu W Hrolh'ltl of tho tiluiiifortl
poutmfliro t‘orcc. enjoyed a few days
visit with Editor WW WK.|Ik and film
Ily this week.
an... WW
Dr. and Mrs J. Howard iioyt of the
-
number of New York relatives.
'I'Iiiinksulvinp.1 Day.
Gilbert li‘. Stevens has purchased
the building lot In South Main strum.
on the north side of WilIIiiuu Patter
son's residence of lrvlna Lockwood
He will erect a dwelling.
W
Mrs. MsryA .. wife of mail carrier
disease. used 64 earn.
vines were held
Saturday afternoon at 2 o‘clock.
it: till b. m.. in Raymond's Hall. 1
Walter v. Holt. one of our townsman
public.
American button! at Illiovmttoa
1 WW
, any on that at
it: enroll
s
Bnmklin. and also professor of elm'li
hood. hives itnhl- lion at the Brew Tlioologlcai dentistry
ll stilt-511111113 N 1.
tie will read
than Quinn. whale operator At the 11
cc Stratford, took 1
'I'thursda and spent it here; " .1
Nothing decisive yet regarding the i
W...
Lloyd Nash Is sharpening up his ice . 1
cutters and getting ready for a ~:hn.I~
.You can't expect 1
lioimruxsilonnl munse entertained a
John Bishop. tiled Wcruesday. of heart
Funeral not»
torn her into home
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The nest mastitis of the Woman's
Club will be thrill Friday, Doc. 13%“:
b
will Appear here for the first time in
Mr. link is president of as
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SAFE on ”WING"
In these days of rigid insurance
law you cannot be too careful of your
Electrical Wiring.
We guarantcelnll our work to pass
the most careful inspection.‘1
lU—RIIINII tillIPlNY.
ELECTRICAL‘CONTRACTORB.
Box 608. So. Nor-walk, Conn.
Telephone Call, 399--2.
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL
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ausptusANo non
$178,500.00
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.IAcoe M. LAYTON, Ca:
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DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson
John H. Knapp ,
Joular R. Marvin
Christian Swam
' Fred H. Rowan
For flier
Thirty liars
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSAOTS A GENERAL BANKING
T8
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP.‘VIco-Pru.
MOP.
Henry Seymour
Samuel Gr
1.1. Wallace Marvin
John H. Light.
umman
I‘ht Ctnuettltul "1:51:51 "tilt Insurance in.
ICBUES THE IDEAL
LIFE INSURANCE CONTRACT.
Rates, Benefits and Privileges ab.
solutely fixed and guaranteed In the
Policy.
F. H. FIELD, Gen‘l. Agent,
United Bank Building,
89, Norwaleronu.
new irons. dreams a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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TIME TABLE.
In Effect October 8. 1905.
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NEW YORK.
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4:2 23): 5: ill. 6:01;. 8:34. 13:49:. 7.17:.
II: 001. 9:521. 10:32.
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9:421. .
P. M.-—2:5ilx. swan. 6:45. 6:0“.
7:23. 8:00x. 8:2331, ilzbilx. 10:14.
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A. M.:1-460.ll:50 5:5.5 s:oo:,s:.os
a: 110! l 00:, .oxi.10:oix.
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8001'“ NORWALK 1‘0 DANIURV.
cold water. bath and all tho.
that a man or a lady wants.
the day or week. Prices mod
CENTRAL HO
J. DISEBA. Prop.
1 OENCIES.
MORTGAGES.
NOTARY.
IOAT TOOKET 8,
TII. Call. “H
Residence. 0 Washington
10: 05. 1
Our rooms a special min
and Electric LI
cry room heats
I'Imi
A to
ill! 00.. «taunted hWin
Cigars always ooh
I
where our
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out of trouble. .
‘ lite ism bottle.
a
It {On use NOI a
Comfortable Home.
why don't you have a comfortable
room? Hosted by steam with hot. and
comforts
Every-
thing new and upon-to—duto. Rooms by
crate.
TEL.
Corner of Monroe and Chestnut St...
55..“‘3551 strata...
ALL INOURANGE, REAL IITATI
ITEM
PATENT. IIOUIID.
8 IOUTH MAIN ITHIIT.
DAVID w. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embsimer.
1! limit Illln It. «out rim-III.
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Tot-phone at house. it“
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HOTEL VICTORIA
ON! MINUTE FROM DIPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
1".-
RATII RIAIONAILI.
steaks: Oslo In sensation.
line of Asher, Merrill 1 Corn
and”. Liquors Ind
Disinfect Today
No.1 Mr of musics! 51m.
Disinfectants
snuud.detsmw;mw11
On
6"“ throughout. Iv-
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freshest fish at the lowest prices. Tupi.
our methods of doing business satisfy
our patrons has been” showng by our
rapidly increasing business. we so.
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLEC DUCROSS. Prop.
South Norwslk.
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To the Old Country.
To all partake! Europa. -
Jacob MLayton
5 Railroad Avenue.
50. Nara/81k.
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250 Sales
OUR VERY BEST ELGIN CREAMRY
BUTTER ................25c per lb.
alha. Cal, Prunes 25c
2 Ibs.Extra Large Prunes........25e
2 pkg. FIga......... ..... ........25c
2 lbs Apricots ......... . ..... .....25c
3 pkg. Mince Meat ......... .....25c
2pkg.Oust1o ....... ..............25c
A. STULL,
e4 COTTAGE AVENUE,
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
11515 11:: Plumbing Done Right
I desire to make it known that I hove
opened a plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing. tln w 01k, steam
and gas fitting.
AR THUR E. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe Street. South Norwalk.
3113 15m
L.H.néckrs,
Christmas
Presents
l'lnn't wait. until the last. moment.
lluy now and avoid the rush. and have
l:-isuro to choose your presents. Goods
stored free of charge until you call
for them.
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DINNER SETS
WATER SETS
CHOCOLATE SETS
BRUSH AND COMB TRAYS
TOILET SETS, ETC.
Elna line of ill and the luiportmi
'I‘Iiln Chitin Gold Iluud lhu-urulml (‘upu
and Saucers. Pitchers, Ilnir Itocciv-
ors, Egg Clips, Salad Dishes. 11:11:.
A line of Loom from 13:: to $8.00.
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Pictures
Jill-ll received 5110. mpriros Item 2111'
to ti. 1iii. liost line for tho money in
the city.
Pictures framed and Window
Shades made to order.
STORE OPEN EVENINGB.
I.. ll. DECKER,
87 Washington direct.
'l‘ol. Con. 111.com Norwsik.
We carryfltho largest lino" 3f" the
1 llcit your patronage and you will he
- treated right. ‘
Drafts and Money Orders .
if your Plumb
members of your “battlefield '
strictly risking their health. Cornelius
plumbing generates “wallowing"
war gases which pollute the on
pliers and cannot help but it “lil‘:at1li
by the occupants.
Let us examine the cool!
plumbing, correct defective plpi
Install the but ”altar datum
namely "Standout" Alba and JON-1 .
piece Lavatorloa. Our illustrated
booklet “Modern Home Plumbing"
sent lira; upon application. 1.11
Heroes R llagsh
CORNER MAIN AND who? are.
, South Norwaik. Conn.
IT IS USED WITH AS MUCH SAT-1‘
ISFACTION AND 1A1“ .A
MUCH CHEAPER PRICE
THAN COAL.
1-1
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THE HEAT. WHEN ALLVDRAFTS
ARE OPEN is lNTENsE AND . ’
WHEN IT Is necessAav
TO KEEP'A FIRE
oven NIGHT, FILL
THE srove—
“And Close it Tight"
YOUR FIRE WILL BE 5:1:on uv‘
THE\MORNING. ”fan
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Weill
Paper.
Our stock of new goods jun ill
is a little larger than ever before?
1..
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Wonderful how low you ‘ in
buy nice goods here. Yolt‘ Imp
we do the work in the very. 1
manner. 5 M55 6
, .
We have taken a good m
contracts for house painting‘ and ’4
will be glad to submit figures to
your work.
v
We try to carry in stock every-1‘
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or. out.
E E
Gov-ham.”
rsuruoNs m1
15 mm or.
1847.
PLUMBING AND ST
HEATING.
HOT WATER EEATXN
FRANK C
VAN SCOY.
nonunion.
scam.
sor‘wa'ran.
sun 1 ‘ ’
surname.
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