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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 19, 1905 · page 3

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Mill ~
In tho IoniInol I Mu .
pluorl on the Dbrlilb‘dllr f"
ohop of willlon‘ ljl‘. alum.
publication
ohould ho Ill; .6
evidence or good filth
Wallace Boler’ leuuoIr
hauled out. , .
Bert 01me is spending
mas I; olIdeye at his horn

Mrs. Richard Bland.
misfortune recently to
or, has returned to h

The regular weekly or
scheduled for tonigh ram
hue. Methodiet Chuy ,

dds; . :1 pa ”.7

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‘ will be postponed.
resular error-tori
Ever‘h’tt‘; W 'l'o
H. Teller. who r _
store at Be more
has held his bnrcul Railways at
assume a posills't.’ Norwullt
. Gumball“ of
it“ i;
w not 9 m 3“ . r7
dist Eplacuexory. hoe retumed home
quarterly (L
Dr Ada .

ung son of Dr. V. G. Tito. of
eet,.who nearly severed the
titer of his ri ht hand re-
y getting it (in or an not In
tire. of o. playmate. ls«now do-
)! ,
33934:... and Velodoedes. from ii 7.5
wnhaulkloy'e, 52 Stadium 8t. .; I. v
semi is the regular meeting day of
onloyorwalkr Building. Loan and in-
out Association. and the annual
. fordend at the rate of six per cent. in
to .g credited 'on the books of the
lint" here.
in Aurore!“ Mixed Home Made pure
Wall‘s at mes. ' u
Nile and Mrs» Clifford Crow and iron.
l we street are to tnlre possession
If firmer pert oft; fien'ry Fronb'e
Emmi); yliir. and Mrs.
who: wilt move
nl'iiin, Pomylruhlo. " '
: i-QQB, the beautiful nest of Duties
, Hankerchief Neékw‘oor ‘and Gloves,
“,7". S. Smith a 00's. _ ,.
arm. duhhs, Post Card Albums,
m of cahe. Tee sets, Dollo- one. at
lolin .Hnye's 5 Main St. Norw'alk.
efmndua; dumb hello. Indian other
2”“ gloves _____ e,tc. F'. B darkened

«iflgdoflck beer. the annular young

 

 
 
 

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ohuro

l for on the local divl on of the
em Wow “add ole el

1331!)". hoe iuet unburned his duller

a‘fl'r heaven week: lllnees of molar-

lIl fever at his home in New Emu. 3. .
thaflumt leather. with loiteelorhurllig.

free ‘for Xmas presents at the yo

‘ Art Noyeliy 05.. 3”. Washington St

A main . ftho“ worn
the welt-bon:d dution fl heihg‘ no
by Adam mom’s? Oornpury. our
wealthier the Christmas ruoh is. no.
grout there is not room in the Adams
Express oilico for the stoma; 95 Did-

, "~'rhe:£wo~ out tillage (mm are
.Weioeit's sweet older and Schlitta
linoleum Beer always on drought at
W‘fl" mm: “In: «Brim» “41”}
Both Minnow: clue w
thlo will: It the First Moth lie
, Ohufo'h oi 7: 80 o'.elock The clean well
remitted , week. after the union
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hlodd him one new vigor. It
the ' wagon awww
”when. Ploioied'I Drug Store.
The onion”. lie to to tote the lone
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..Colgie close «the mores amlihll the

lllt‘ill‘llnli owe?“ ‘ . ,

at the

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hen (in:
beautiful without diseoinfort by taking
Hollleter‘e Rocky Mountain Tea. Sun
. tile new 16'ilo vt‘ its her. 85 cents.

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who is aésqeiat'ed with the low ilrm
of Curtis and Curtis. Stamford was (i
caller on Norwulk friends yeaterday

.. 4mm woman'siredtohv2::.

elect oflloere for 1906 tomorrow night.
The .unnual meeting will he held at
the oneer theodqunrteie in Main
at r .. ,

willveubleo euro to prove acceptable,
lit Rogers & Btevene’. u

Hand painted china artistic pottery
and venougiies in leather and fancy
hose supporters are a few (if the many
things you can purchase at the D M.
Read Company. Reed the ml.

—Toys in the Ba‘oei‘l'lent of every
description. Xmas 'i‘ree Ornenrennr.
Sleds. Wagons, Shoo- lee. Gamer
Railways. etc -~.M -S. Smith & Go.

A eon was born Strung to Mr. and
hired. George A. Month-i like. of Dr

atreeLNor “fig.
3a.. formerly onagér 0f the

Ledgowood (luck mar when River.

~80“ Hats for Xmas 0 Brieno‘.

A‘sol‘uted communication of old Well
Lodge will be held this arching. ht
Ifllihh tho Ilium) election of ofllcers
will be held. The lodge held a meet
ing loot night. and conferred the do

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and preventing pneur‘nouin end
consumption is due to the fact
that it bossesscs just the food cl-
emote: thowysheinicram‘wlrhnlitl
is all choked up by inilammntlons.

Waterford: poisons. UNI?
nine furnishes the blood with new
wariirth—givlng corpuscles. which
open thit’lv’eroll. ‘rolloyihg the

m 'straiiiir‘put on" the ‘flb‘lkl'td’fflt‘lfle ,

branch and drummed the whole

 
 
 

*‘l’he‘ Walks Firm Department .will all

ed- liter with its duties and privilege

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beln IoIvbullt up and strengthen- ,

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Miocene. who are here in such nnnr

, drum to the about friends of the other
days; whether In Colclreiile‘r. ‘or Nor-

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address. He said that it had been 3».
gested that some eloquent preacher
rhfiiuln ooonpv the pulpit this morning.

. ,. lioulrl httlngly‘ address them on = ,
the ubié'tt or the holy prfeiithood

While that errangement‘ would be on-
tlrely in order and no doubt most no
ceptnhié to thew. ll: occurred or him
that the chief duty of this hour was
thanksgiving the rendering of thanks.
not only to Almighty God. the giver of

and loving people. and to the right
reverend bishop of the diocese. who.
under God. were responsible for drill

a? and ’tho reverend clergy of the

here. He was selfish enough he
sold. to desire that his line should be
the privileged ones to voice those
thanks Twenty-five years of prles

its joys and anxieties. its blessings and
cures. He hall been” but in pleasant
For though there “as labor

I “all! work. and hardships at times
and responsibilities that l ioit
their marks upon him in the differ
ent porishes where his superiors have
glued him. yet there was each u
yr‘eopooee on their ”pool Incite
ennui Ire-operation la the work such
I. pleasing agreement with his every
thought and wish and endeuyor, thlo
his heart could not but be in the work.
It was no labor' to‘hmrlflor ouch peo-
ple as "The Following of Christ" puts
it. ‘ "WhereiuiIr-e "More there is no
labor or if there he labor. the lobe:-
is love” " Ho desired to porthis tri-

wich, or Mount Carmel. or South Nor»
walk. or Hartford, they were all Just
as willing 1m "W empathetic. just
as friendly, as his door people of to-
[dayv There hur- been ilIyI in there
25 were. especially in later times.
when the clouds hung low and It
would seareely sooth that he could
hope to use thio doy. But. they had
(agar/I been thoughtful and prayer.
. "“ a I"? 't . .’

The good Lord has been kind to him.
The uunohlne has ever chaired the
fir-om arrange given gimgit‘ new
eon upon a. e a one
Whirl! mllllion‘“ complete the
wort: he we sent here to perform.

a people so 'lndu
ao worthy of the t days of lilo life
There no work aheod tor I few
I. the material work of compleb
this church. of providing more

3‘ Sikhism
Gardiner Jackets.
'1, W08.
Id oomfort giv-
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:0;th Wherever they ”five on

all“.
353% 31:00 "to $500 for

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holiday foot Coverings.
A Slippers.

or, enielofo our? ALL.

giggly,

Slippero for the Old Men. Slippers-“r

for the Young Men, Slippers for the
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Beautiful Warm Slippers

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“ DONI'II‘.» :WGRRY xohoutmold
«arthrolrnrgbuy yourCeol of no.
Your bonus-Mil be pleasintly
warm end the gt‘err‘orool Winter
Who-“moms; > er ~' 2 .. '
Ilt’o what the customer thlnlro
that “geese! and the my our Cold
goes proves that it In real
goodwweooy. Goalthotoello
ltoolt is o oomiort to producer,
dealer and consumer. ’
Onto (I that. sort.

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prom” iorm "mum.

0n and otter Monday October 9.
vii leave Steamboat flock. South hier-

n loo on o. in. '
Returning will leave Pier 88. D. R.
(new Peek slime it p. are!) F ooioffl.
3m B..i till" 9. m... Irriv as It south
Nomi! Irv-dime “(node oonnooi with train
for Doobury Bridgeport and interned

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nutrient) We

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BOLD nines. 'j

‘ Laglolmrul ”(H.500

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nouahemer

, no I ‘ 1
D . Hundherohlef buyers will take much ,

till ltl
Dirgehirfigmensoec one

'n on old red and hour‘-
Milclkorohlefa at 150 and 170.
lihenéh‘en it

derod or hemetlioh , d

. unmatched (Idea.

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0258:“ non III II

AND REMEMBER THAT WE ARE
GOODS. THIS LITTLE LIST MAY
DLlY FDR DADY.

COME AND BRUSH SETS.
, POWDER DUFFD AND BOXES.

i. hormones.
e oernit‘rmome.
we Mound.
“Honorees.
NIGHT. noose.

 

86 WASHINGTON STREET.

Oi‘nhlotn. with .

' SOFT SOLE SHOES:

"ETC. ere. ETD. ”" ’

. ' whole he. breather an mm
Don’t forget the diodotu and odir‘rfort

of early ohooelug when iluoe over

‘ Theron edition I

., 14 in. ind body dour. undue D
W250 ‘ * ' . '

and undressed

heads. at 590;

, r. A great assortment oil

 

HEADQUARTERS FOR mew
name you 70 oeoroa WHAT, To. ,‘ I

smelt-mos.
MOcAathS.

sure one cheeses.
cLoDAks. ' ~

cASH MERE micelles.
fiiol‘rrrdoaue. ~
Ruoorih' DIAPERB.
sues. VEILS.

 

 

 

 

 

SOUTH NORWALKI‘

 

SLEDS
FLEXIBLE

Don’t wait until snow comes.

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ENTlRE ITOOK OF MILLINER’V
GARDLEBB OF COST.

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It wu‘nmo'rori ornhlr.

SLEDS.

as it Is coming and the sleds are going.

_ RETIRING FROM minim

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FLYERB.

it will be here and you will get left.
eiedx 1mm 85,: 5‘2”” (3:.

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STATE MONEY! FOR GOOD ROADS

Highway Commiooionow leoo Allot-
wants to Towno. ‘

Highway Cumululonrr James H.
Mucdonold has rmuic allotment of the
1905 appropriation for the improve;
ment of the public roads of Connecti-
out. available on and- after December.
15. 1905. in accordunee with the pro
visions of Chapter in. of the Public
Acts of 1905.01 the state appropria-

 

. ”lion for 1905 (one-half of the two

year (moron-lotion mode by the loot
the oommiuoion-
or has ealléted trainer.“
only $6. 85 “hollow

the 158 towns of the time made no
opolicoiion for aid. The allotment
for Foirlleld County follow.

loavlnl

Bridgeport . ll 150.00
Dunbar-y. 1 no 00
_. 800 00

 

 

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