Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 3, 1906 · page 4

 
 

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o willow.
assoc. , .a A. at.

All Master Masons
Charles F‘. Mliil.

on». No. as a. A. M. and uxrrrnbiu airs:
in Banana block 138 Wash-
iit. 3d and 4th ‘l‘uasdsyu or
' ii? oaths—July and Ana. excepted

o'clock. All Royal Arch Ma~

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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will? and Ana. excepted—mt

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sin“ of 38.60010 ‘pay the expense of performance.
' omrnlttoe having in charge the “——

he Noon to be submitted by the axles to the author:
litoe is rintcd on tho first 0 .. ~
8' “8““ ”This rcport gives “”2?“ My Jolly young follow. ‘ said lionllh,
out ,of the action taken by the . now you "’3'”
iii‘ in regard to the matter, of tho Have lately boon drawing on mo rulhv
incrisures that were before the lcglaln- 0': "991‘"
m“, and the efforts of the commit. Who Hotel with pleasure by night and
q 3» ' ' . liv dity‘

l l l i t ‘
:3; 33:33:11) 18h m“ for chil 1 Must expect. that in llmc llicrc‘s be
This committee, represented by on something to “9ij
alilltil'e committee, made a strong For the favors youvc had. that you
persistent light to obtain the de- "my 3“" “”3“"
‘objects and was successful in Suppose you just write me your note

ring the passage of the resolution Writing??? 1;]; It?” ‘ ‘
ivlsion through both branches oi ’ ' " l
the legislature. but was defeated by “Twenty years after date
governors veto, and in the S“. I pmmisc to pay to my health, sure its
moms Court in a test of the consti- fate
intionallty of the veto. For value received in sin. folly, and
In this contest expenses- were neccs- ~. ’
ill'ily incurred but that thcv ware Noam“
’ ' These prominent parts of estates I
kept at the least possible figure Is should trcasuro'
evidenced by the amount that is now ‘ ,. ‘ _
. My llmlin to ho iuriicll with ihonula-
called for to liquidate the indcbted- tics and gout
985: In fact “’ i" 1%” ”m" could "(5 My 'I‘celli lo dcray till they nioslly ml.
"f‘aaonably cxpcclcd ln vicw of Ibo out“
work donofuul tlic rosulin nornmplisli- My lilycs to grow [um and my hair to
oil. From sources antagonistic to tho grow grav
committee it has been i‘i‘DOl‘If'll that '
this bill would br- more than lhroc
times what It actually Is. It is so
very reasonable that there in no ration.
" oi objection to its payment.
The citizens of South Norwalk. we
l‘b‘elleve. are too honorable to attempt
to‘evade the payment of the expenses
nourred by a committee acting under
Xulihuthority of the city. as this our»,
“ it“, and which has performed prodig-
lms labors to secure for their constit-
uents all that could he obtained, at
It; nominal expense. The city In in testis Death.“
honor bound to pay the bill. and ac- THE CHATTERER.
‘ cord to ,thc committcc an honorable '
dinoharse. UNION LYCEUM MEETING.

BEHIND THE SCENES. Conducted by Mrs. w. 0. Minion at
Why is it that tho laxpaycrs oi _ Grace 3‘9"" Church.
South Norwalk havoa scwor tax charg- Tho Iluion Lyccum bold in nilcctlnhg
m up to their other tax accounts. Must last night at tho Grucc llapt st ciurc ,
lilo taxpayers (who, a good many of With Ihii vicc~piisidcnl, Mrs. W. C.

”W.“- thO 10 squcozo the New” lll‘ir'I' . cludod mailing. vocal duals. quartets.
it} am), he nupposml lo moat. an at» solos and short addroniiop on the {‘o
WNW, that, very piiliilly. ought to Iii? pics of the tiny. Among lliiisc w Ci
. , ‘ , , took part WI‘I‘I‘ Mrs. D, S. 'l‘liomiw.
charged 3'” to H" “""m's of H" “'5 Mini-i Ella i-laniict, Mrs. Martha Whitc,
maury? Minn Scull, W. H. Tallou. Mr. (inborn,
It. reminds us of this library tax bills Mrs. Cullcr, Miss Ii‘ruzlcr, Miss Andor-
Ifilll. out to thc laxnnycrd In. Norwaik 30“ "lid Il”“"‘"~’
.3 few yours “80; Iiomivor. "m, norllr cht Friday night. March Iilh, ihi re.

will bi». u. choral discussion b wall
era neighbors. although Ilicy paid lho known mo: and 1. iron social.y The

library lax. did a lot of grumbling and subject and participants will bc nomad
they were right too. ‘ Ialcr. All are invited to attend.

' When Andrew Carnegie proncnlml
the library to the town. (and ovary

 

day by day;
My *Ncrvos and my Lungs. too, togeth-
or give way;
prey;
grow weak.

w’heu Conscience shall spook.

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ought to have a library), We all felt nivomry of Organization.

ntic on the book; but altar a while when Ind Order of Odd Fellows. had a lol-
‘tho bills hogan in coma out way. it lyliime. "ii” “gill“ lfoilo‘wlinx htii‘l? 1‘1‘3‘
.renlly locked as though Wu Worc to 5"" m0“ “3 u". n " it

oh t ii reel. l‘bo Istrlct rand
. in tor the library. inc-r all. liow- w“ m” t ' d K

«in, after a while tho bills iiioppod, an oiilclal visit. and mceably‘surprlu-
W we do not hear anything shall Gd "‘0 members.
. ttho“llbrsry ternary-Mays. Refreshments, consisting of clam

iii this sorter tax down here in

ortli tho chart of asking. If the master.
mover la “you," on won't mind the “WWW...“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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a lad , In Chris lab work, not the intcmtin
bt‘tum pursiiiniiinhil “gig": or your: man In rcliaioun lilo. 'l‘li

 
 

 

 

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list the amino marathons

No. g Thou locum it man in
canal ill lam as
1 was Is the can at a. widow
. to!“ buck bouillon carom a
‘ \ so. lioworcv. ougfiocoud '
. lilo i you are to be oompllmsniéd
on your triple. pinto courtrooms: for
. it there is anything in this wido, ledo'
,' world as carve wrecking an a has been
hand organ. we are lot. to hour of it.
Then. lot us keep tabs on the so?
vanes members of those musical syn-r'
iii Donna ll k 188 Wniih- dilution, and llko tho Masaiwbusotia
‘1“ “d to "nods” of mayor. “wiialder only limbo whom-
air and Ann. executed musical ability is unqiinationod. and

‘ whose Instruments In tone and touch
Bill) hi. WM“, Sou, arc capable or producing only bropor

mil" WWI"
solutcly
Pure

DISTINCTIVELY A CREAM OF
TARTAR‘ BAKING POWDER

It does not contain an atom of phos.
p’ha'tic aCid (which is the product of bones
digested in sulphuric acid) or of alum
(which is one-third sulphuric acid) sub-
stances adopted for other baking powders
"because of their cheapncss.

Said it man to me Ill» otboi- day:
“I can‘t undorataiid why this local

.iolcphciiiti system gets so tauulod up;
a! aililliioigiitiiwii‘ciaxidgui } ovary time I go to tho 'phona (it was
; if? ‘ 1N0“: Ordor Enltorn 3m. in awhile telephone. booth). 1 hour
' helium blook,138 wm- the greatest lot of maximally-eggs.
hutch Stufdond 4th may: 0! each calls. patch work, etc». and when l

‘ «look. no members of 0. iii. ““11” 8“ my business afoot. my ra-

Miss Ids Sharer. Soc. Ilhlnk, however, that it will boa
‘ W. w.-.-W~—. lung, long time before this whaling
'MfigTI.NG.MONDAY NIGHT. gels untangled; it would be a good
ud'sd In the budget to be acted thing if it could be remedied, hilt from
pop at .thsclty meeting to be held past and present experiences. it looks
in‘A‘rion Hall, Monday night, is the as if it is [going to be a continuous

. , I like to conclude my chatter with
to secure separate town govern- ~ l
duel“ for this city and prévent’lho a little poetry. The following littlo

"animation of this city with tho verso is an old one, but the theme is
W “Roma” ' over new; and I rowrllo It with apol-

 

LENTEN SERIES OF SERMONS. i

Commenced Tomorrow by Rev. H. B.
Carpenter, in the South Nor-

. walk Baptist church.
Tomorrow will lie
Iutcrost at the Smith Nor
The Sons of Philip will hold
their usual morning prnyor service at
This Is always on Inspiring
soi'vlcc, iii-formal and intense willi rc-

n (lay of unusual '

sol-vice iii 10:30 will ilt.‘ notable,
large number will receive thc hand of
fellowship and the communion service
will immediately follow.
will spunk on the Bible, or the Ablil~
This Is the first all.
drass in the [muted morning sorlcs'ol‘
'I‘hc Blblc school at tho

Last Sunday rogisiorod
the largest attendance in many years
and it is expected that the attendance
tomorrow will exceed that. of a week
The Young Pcoplc’s Soclcy will
And at 7 o‘clock

lug Word of God.

meet at ll o’clock.
regular evening service.
church will have as its guoat tomor-
row night tho Pastime Athletic Club;
the pastor will preach on Daniel. a
sermon that will lnlcroni all your":
'I‘lio Armory singing bonito
'I‘hc quartolto and con-
grcgnllon will sing chond the Smiling
and tho Wcoplng during the ordination
of baptism which will no ndmluitiicrcd
before the sermon.

The pastor has arranged it scrlon of
morning and cvoning Ia‘nlcn sci-mops
which are givcu holow:

Wliilc dropsy and asthma lakc turns

March -i-TilI‘ llllilc; or, The Abid-
inn Word of God.

March Ilm'l‘lic Bible: or. 'I‘lic Trous-
ury of Faith and Doclrinc.

March 18—-'l‘ho Blblc, Its Own lic-

My Stomach to fall to dyspepsia a

My 'l‘zisto io iorsalic inn. my Voice to

March 25———The Bible and tho Ills-
Whlle my Ears cannot hear, save
April I——’l‘hc Bihloond tho Church.
April 8—~"But for this cause conic

Now at n ii. thn Inc on tried not.
g ( y t l tin-to this honr.‘

For cxtcnoion. Remember, the Pro-

Esstersundoy. The. Day of Victory.
Sunday evening scrmons with men
of the Bible or a study of real human

March 4—Daiiicl,
young pooplu.

March il—chhcmluh.

March 18~Siimuei and Saul, or a
Study of Contrasts.
March 25~Jcsus of annrcih. or the
liculrc 01’ All Nations.

April iv—Josus. ’f‘hou Son of God. or
tho. Divine Day.

April 8—-——.lcsuii, Thou Son of Man. or
the (lulhcrluir Shadows and the Sun-

Miuiou, prcsiding. Thu oxerclsos in-

Aprll lbw-Julius Christ, or llic Now

MEN'S cums-rind mdumv CLUB.

Last Sunday Mr. l’nnzcil mado ll
churaciorisllc and Imprcsslw presuma-
tion of tho cubical. assigncll for the
day. Culturc of Christ.

month are as follows:
March iv—llhnunuci Swodenborg,
Christian Bwuriz.
March lI-'l‘ho Crusaders.
William 0. Clark.
March lilw'l‘olntol.
Conrad H. Voaburgb.
March lab—Christianity and Socialism,
(loorgo 8. North.
Tomorrow incinbors arc. rcquonlcd to
blind Iii truncations for tho quarlor
it Is desirable to have
the program ready at an early date, no
that members “taking the first subiccla
on‘tho list may have time for prepara-
'i‘l\c club moors every Sunday
noon In tho South Not-walk Congrega-
All men arc cordial-

NORWALK LODGE ENTERTAINS
town worthy of tho name of town Colored Odd Fellows Coiohrntod An.

"Mk6 Dittinr the manor of Skibo CW Norwalk lodge. No. 2831.6rand Uni.

master and tho district secretary made

chowder. coffee, pic. cake. etc.. were
. served ll Gnome Poiinril's restaurant,
uth-Norwnlli be discontinued Micro No. Ii Railroad avenue. and those
Milo. as was the library tax up two? “twill: WWW" a, mall PM); 1%":
W . 039m, BDI‘I‘tI mill "it, Jim 0. Fr
It“ a question that is timely. and iciilurcs. W, ll. Hillard was loaiib

tionni Church.

m
NATIONALS LOIT iN summits.
The National bonkotbali loam wont
to omnimrd last month
a game against the slain ord Y. M. C.
A. The South Norwalk boys were do-
fooled tram the start and the final
more was 36 In 6
Tho Nationals will play the Port
chapter team two W001i! from

mllturo of tho initial tax bills. ‘VOUNG MEN':.:€:§ ELECT“ OF-

nollco by tho Sunday papers that Tim Young Man‘s liund of Christian
Mayor of fibrin-allow. Milan. 'is 'iIVoIrkr-i-s‘otihot First. Mati’hodi‘st Show:
_ , Iii iiu mptil‘ on. mmi iii; ill ova -
“wm‘m‘w” ”“""""-° “”5 “"3 Inn at tho Mothmiisi parsonage. Clan
once A. Brown Ind the meeting and
, alumni. moral, nmnlclpal 1nd (loorgc ii. liocll presided at the piano.
loin. More power Ioiilm. and fully Mil-r unwound anal-aim and sins-
lo soc his cherished di‘l‘lllmil a "N from tho “"3"" chords W- the .
loader and outm- ntntio n in in Soil

, marks, explaining to tho new main r:
Imam: III undertake to m4 the purnoao of tho organisation. or lab
fig magic of a my 0,. hamlet. In pcrsonai usalslaurc to the pastor

 

NIW “IRANIAN HIRI Mikkel-I 12.

Ill“ standardtho new librarian at

tit Norwnlk. has sent word tlui‘

she will commence her duties here.

Monday. Mari-ll .12. as it is accessory

3r hcr to complete her work at Salami i
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in}? tildslwwnnd i/Ioviilo for ”SE?" L‘ WALZ
. or . won it

_ omccir clot-lilo for tho your worn
«Hill. J . . , illniminc A. .llrowp, tendon David
aver batched in tho hand flinch. IS-*;="'ldflréi Influx“ marginal:
. ivory to an aortic. . . arr}!
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.. .r . . ' , ' 'anxwg‘ ' sui‘nr Intsrvnlnwltiirdnbii‘lli'zlhoiMU
‘ .It‘nniinnsd Front who...) in ‘. M... ‘ ' shade, nand they “limit your [mm
In no lain-n b- lilo ruinous WI o. no bill or Inuo boiow ho clbuw “1°" 0 “t 0 “~ - ‘
iciilioii by Hui Iiocllilon (if Lilli 2933M; cuff "5 ll. no“ and new!“ as finish A b C 01' vasollno nplilliid [.0 colored
coinmissionorsunotloo must be given and is used whether or not the buck' kid gloves after cleaning is thoushl
within lira dork. _ , waAi-df tioinln Mattel; doi? loci?0 hi i Bioglzetiioiiim woman to soften and tin
Borne n r . rooopos mount 0 81. ‘ ‘ 9' .
inlnmendlngothia fifiggfidme law in a source of much enjoyment In the The afloat of combined gold and silo
providenth'ni. tho :uuoiidnieiil. to [m nursery. . i .. var for a dross decoration is hoodi
Inserted must be statod‘aud than tho Widn boll ribbon llirondud in and. it. sparingly blind. 'Flill‘ilig citation
section in full as iiinonricil. In draw. mil. of wlilo workod orbital. out dliiil- W” "7 "M“ "f “mm" with gold loco
in: up this law the amendment is anally ncrossaluwu pillow cover and“ 1" ”WWW 1” a tonic-fill and suffi-
iitiited as "(Iva days." But when you in a hose soft bow at. one corner. 050'” Ii'llllmluir for n, while 5““
come to road the section In full as A001“ bathisthomornlns after talc blouse. ‘ V i "
amended It is found that the limit ls . In: a hot drink and treatment for a A pitcher of boiling water in which
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‘ "ten days." old will prevent taking more cold has been dissolved slat-so tablespoon-

The a pellunt in um, A 80 lo a 3if obliged to go out, . in] of soda will help very much toward
me ruiopihnt, whom “nah".irmig‘ofmfi‘. A child’s Russian dress has a. yoke kconlnir. tho refrlsotor sweat and
mo full law no luui wrlliou Hililil bo mrminniiog at two labs in lilo i'i-ont «Mauritius imurmidown the drain pi-
lukoil. ll» lllcii his "ppm“ within Which are thickly cmbroidorcd with no Once a wank. .y
ion days. Counaoi . for Mr. mam,“ li‘rciich knots. Now In tho limo to start-libs new
bum». to ho able to lukv advantage The wido plnlt. down lho front of nhrysmithemum plants. Hays 'Outlnsfl
of this ltli'hnicu] point. Ilnd no 0mm. and waist In ilnlahcd without. sillch- If you wish llowcrs next full. and soon
[he homing ppm". ,1... cunrl‘. “Whining and has six buttons on cncli titl- all”? the 01d plants are lII‘OIISM ‘0
would mean that. his clicuvt could opt-u 3“" . . ”I“ light ""W sprouts will appoar. 3‘”
his saloon i‘lghi, 0m , Coronation brniil ls vcry ofl‘cctivc in Dni‘iliii Iho sprouts. taking corn to de-

Liceme or No License. . combination with oycleis cithcr for u tacit Ii piece of the old root, With ‘

'l‘ho ruling m H... mm... 1,, mm... waist decoration or on a coat. collar- each. when about two inclics tail and
nut in that respect menu“. the pro- and cull sci. plant In pots of rich soil. Keep well-
poaod Silicon, locatcd In South Nor- The full doublc mailing of malice watered but not too warm or they will
walk. is a new place, and when on which surrounds the crown of one grow too fast.
appeal is taken no license can be is- ' ’
sued until the appeal is decided. If ”MW ‘“ " ' "“"”""“‘"“‘"“”““‘"

 

 
 
 

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it were an old place the applicant

could keep on selling. '

Arguments were made before Judge as an * I e
Roroback by Judge Elmore 8. Banks .
for the applicant and John J. Walsh ‘
for tho rcmonstrnnt. who Is appeal-

ing for the decision of tho commis- I
slonors. ‘

Qua-lion of Intent. A I s I
Judge Banks contended that it was un ua 8- e
the evident intent of the general as- '
sombly to make the provision of the . ‘ of V ‘
low "live" days. It was (or the court
to interpret. tho situation. Authorities
wcrc road to support the claim that

 

rSemi-Annual Election of Officers Held
i at First M. E. Church. ‘
I The send-annual olccllon of olllccru
iof tho, (loniriidi-u of tlic ("road .luulor
iK‘iigilI‘, was bold ycslci‘day iiflcruoou
ill the First llictliudislfChurch. Aili‘r
tho usual opcuing duvoiioniil cxorciccs, i
lhc following oliiccrs wcrc olcctcii:‘

President! Emmi! Fallon: vicc-prcsr onc had a right to say what tho logis-

idou-l. Wiillc O'Hara; sccond vino-pros-
ldcnt. Frank Morlon; secretary, Ruth

man. Allou Benn. Harold Canny.

sum Smith. chairman. Mildred Ketch.
om. Viola l'icckcr, Su’sichbbott. Hattie '
Chambers. Ethel Downed. Marioril‘
Boulou. Einuia‘aill. Murillo Gray. Hob:
on Miller. Edna. Morgan, Clara Rear-
don. Boasic Fluid. Eva. Slauson. Mild»
icd Duncan. Bertha Hull. Manila Kingp
Esther Johnson, Elizabeth Randall.
lookout Department. Charlie Abbott.
chairman. Wayland Duncan. Charlie
Ili'u)‘, (‘liiil'lio li'iirvlrui. Stank-y Fol.
Marshall Hoyt. Clifford O’Hara.
[Cognac Rood; girls. .lcuni‘ Runrdon.
chairman. (lcrtrudc Bantu. Gladys
(jut-icy, Edith Downrs, Floionco Rutter,
Grace Roscoe. (li‘aco Rood. Gorirmlu
Sluusou. lillfrlcdii Stoddard. Ruth (.‘uvc.
Elizabeth Slcvoini, Alien Stcvcns, An-
nio Mills. Harriet Kiitiflmnn. Emma
Wllnioi. ’l‘lwlnin Morton. At the closo
of the buslucas of the iconic. thcrc
wusc ii rehearsal for those who are to
take. part in the outer pmcnt. March
Hill. The supi-rliitcmcnls continue
tho sumo. Mrs. W. W. 'i’. DuKncnii and
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Memory of Founder of A. M. E.
Church Will Be Observed.
Allen's day cxorclscs. in memory of
ihi‘ founder of tho A..M. ii). Church.
will he held in the church In Knight.
sirccl, Norwalk. tomorrow afternoon at.
3:30 o'clock, with the following order
of cxcrclscs:
Chorus.
Choir.
Prayer and Scripture liossou,
llcv. .I. I). Nichols, pastor.
Chorus. ‘
t‘lioir.
Ill‘iéli,
Mrs. I’i'l‘kinb' llll'll bliss Guy.
Address.
.I. l’. Sampson, l>.li.. pronldlng elder.
Cl-iii‘llli.

Choir.
Song,
Prof. l’crklns‘ Quiiricllc.
Ai'iiross,
lli-v. J. l), Nichols.

Solo.
Mrs. Ii}. l’crkliis.
Address.
David Circuit. irusloc.
Chorus. .
Choir.

Also uddwsscs by visiting friends
from (lrucc liiipzlst Church.

Rev. J. li, Nichols, pastor; Gnome
I‘d. Mauro. nuporintondcnl.

St. John; assistant secretary. Hazel 9’ opinion ““0""! 1’“ taken. in this
Cascy; Ircasurcr Lizzie Watson: Nam ‘32” it “:13 "'9" “ll-"53' 'l‘hc IPXWWIWL“ .
i l. in II‘ y'; , , nist ( ( not ntcnl to in any way abridge . - -
(51188}; i‘iiuoliiiw Mtfigis‘tll'ililill ”‘12:: D“. the right. of non mu. m mm“ w“ w. TODAY AND MONDAY we offer extraordinary opportunities
parlmonl, Ward Vim Alslyuo, clinir- ““3 "1 Wh‘” manner ”W appeal 51‘0“!"

the pool tournament at the Norwalk
Club was played last night bctwoen W. ' ‘ ' ' ' ' .
S. Boar, ”Md at 80 and w. H‘ Bald- White “(crests of Fine Quality Batiste and lawn. neatly trim
will. rutcil 35. Mr. Baldwin won by
ll nuiih- of {iii to Ill.

licglu tonight.

RAVMI?§T1Eg‘S ACCOUNTS MIXED.
ASl G ‘ N. Mui‘oll ill.—-—'I‘lle cum? , .
0, Passed “mm"... Hymn..." new 'few colors; were up to $2.98: tonight at less than the cost of the
go A, Doeriug, U. S. N., who was trch
by courlmarilnl bccausc of tho iiiixcd

up condition of his accounts. has boon ClOth—‘sx'lg'
forwardcil to the, president by Sci-rc-
tary Iloiinpartc for final action.

.. iluiil terrier, recently purchased by A.
ALLEN'S DAY EXERCISES. lJ. Owens. has disappeared. The dog

‘was missing last night.‘ Whether it
is lost. strayed or stolen in not known.

The police are on ‘thc lookout for thoi I I I i BOS I ON S I OR I E;
valuable animal. however. ‘ . .
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REVIVAL Gilli/l6: TOMORROW‘

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AI. tho First Methodist Church to-
morrow night it special (lonpci sorvlco
will be bold, In continuation of tho ru',
vlvnl inlorcsl. that pi'ovndu. A soul:
sorvlcc will begin Ill. 7 o'clock. In which'
the congregation will use tho Armory.
Chorus books. 'f’ho pastor will preach
on The Rcturn of a Young Man. and
will bu anointed at tho clone Ii young
man of tho clinicli. This wil be tho
first acrvlco in lhc norlcs for the work.
whorl tho pastor will ho aablnlcd by.
visiting ininlutcra from out of town.
’i'ho special muulc by tho choir tonior.
row night will bo l’raiao Yo tho Lord
and Rock of Ages anthems by tho
ci‘olr. and a duolt Hark; Hark. My,
Soul, Mr. ”list and Mr. sterling.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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tho court lliiil a right to do it. . ' '
"Do you think any iniusticc will be “
door if this appoul stun-do, having
bu-n filed within lhc lcu days?" :ink- ‘

(Id Judge Rorabnck.

“You. your honor." said .ludgc
Banks. "'l‘liis In it now piui‘l“ and thi‘
uppcal vacaics Ilic llconno iinlli it. is
decided."

Attorney Walsh contondcd that no

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Ialuro lulcndcil, ilvo days or icu days.
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my“ 25 dozen Waists in all white. also white with black stripes and
“TWISTA” HAS DISAPPEARED. ' _
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Call 322-4.

We Are Well Supplied

FOR THE LENTEN SEASON WITH THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.

Bloater Mackerel. Boneless Codfish. 3 lb. boxes Extra Fancy Fish; Finest Columbia River
Salmon. Block'Island Lobster. Fancy Dry Shrimp. Soused Mackerel, etc. Fresh Country Eggs.

Fresh M'ade Swect Rosy Creamery Butter, in tubs and prints.

Delicious Coffee. First Class Teas. Large. Meaty Prunes. Carolina Head Rice. Indian

River Oranges. Lettuce. Cauliflower, Spinach. Sweet Potatoes. Crisp White Celery, Parsnips.
Brussels Sprouts. Radishes. Navel Oranges, Dates, Figs, etc.

You want the best. Send us your order and get it. We can fill it to your perfect satisfac-

‘tion. Try a can of our Fancy Strawberry Beets. perfectly delicious. 13 and 15c can.

Charles E. Seymour,

33 Washington St. LEADING GROCER. ' » South Norwalk.

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13 Strictly Fresh Econ. 254: Funny light Crnmory Iumr. 1b.. 260
21 It». Granulated Cour. 01.00 4 can: Good Maine corn. 25c
Bio STAMP orrcns WITH OUR FAVOthz TIA! AND COFFEEG.
60 Wrap- with 1 lb. No. but Tu, 50o ”clumps with 1 lb. Fancy Nick;
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50 lumps with 1 lb. Fancy No. 2

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3 lbs. Lnr 0 California Prunu. the “LT ' 1 Pkg. Moihcr'o Gal-tint, «10°
2 lbs. Pun y Italian Prunes, 23c 10¢. . I Can Vlctory spinach. . m
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