Bridge Pharmacy.
H. W. Chambers.
o on
of Tho Sentinel. a letter box ha: been
:‘d clot-I. ”lam”
collected do 31 They should no alga.
ed by tho tar as an ovidanoo of
good faith. ' .
or publication are
> mud—up
The Rope and Pipe Association now
has 65 members
Miss Ethel Giov’er is visiting in
White Plains for the vacation.
“n...”
Edward Voorhees has left the Tattle
Manufacturing Company which is mov-
ing to Taunton. Mass“ and has Accept-
ed a position in Stamford.
The regula' weekly gymnasium meet
oi" the Pastime Athletic Club was held
last evening. Hereafter, however.
the meets will he held on Monday
nights.
Rev. Mrs. McKlnsctry preached a
sermon of great beauty and helpful-
ness in the Advent Church. last night.
She will preach again this and tomor-
row evenings.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stevens and Miss
Pansy Stevens are moving today to
Darlen. ‘ Mrs. Stevens has been quite
ill during the past winter with throat
trouble, and it has become necessary
to reside seniewhere not quite so near
the saltwater. Their neighbors will
miss them greatly.
«Basketball, Randdil's Hall. Pas-
times vs. Sacred Hearts; Pastimes 2d
Vs. Trinity Cadets Wed night Mar.
23. Admission 10 cents. .
Daniel L’Hommedieu says that if the
justices of the peace want real good
gunning they had better come over
into his neighborhood where the dogs
are so numerous that they kill off all
the chickens. Yesterday Mr. L‘Hom-
medieu lost another line bird which
was badly mangled and torn by a dog.
The regular weekly class meeting
held last evening at the East Avenue
Methodist Church under the leader-
ship of James L'Hommedieu was visit-
ed by a party from Norwitlk accompun-.
led by Rev. J. B. Nichols. This in
conjunction with the Probationers'
Class made quite a gathering at the
church last evening.
The barge load of soft coal for the
Rudel Oyster Company which has
been expected for some days ground-
od while coming up the river this
morning. With the rising this she
was hosted. however, and safely dock-
ed. The work of discharging the car-
gooommenced inimodlatoly.’ with Capt.
Cook Tobey in charge of the hoisting
apparatus.
The new fittings of the parlor oi the
Mayflower Truck House will probably
have been all installed by the end of
the week. Every piece of furniture
on the upper hour is now having been
furnished by A. J Collins and Co. The
floors are covered with linoleum and
in‘ the front “room "a hdndsome rug.
Atfer the new pool table is installed
there will be a formal opening.
By special vote of the large congrc
gallon present at the Advent Church
last evealnx. MIN". McKinstry will
remain over and speak Friday evening
upon the topic. Fallacies of a Future
Probation.
last January, and wil be mooted hero
by request Mrs. hicltiuotry goes to
Brldsehort for Sunday.
woman in The Norwalkc for some time
to come.
A very pleasant and genuine our
prl was tendered Mr. and Mrs. lion
rhurdt at their home on (lot
avenue on Monday evening in bono ,
of their fifth wedding anniversary;
drnphopbono selections and e
m 1
were played until a late hour. At .11: to
A lug?
II tempting lunchr'wu served.
number of frlmdormro thou. Hr
I‘imd Mrs. Gerhardt received manylprot
t‘y and useful pronoun. The guest
departed in the still hours of th
morning. all wishing
returns of the day. _
W
The condition of‘i‘homao J. Dennis; .
not scent, of
or iii Van until street. door
to improve buy.
it very sick man. He has
able to do coalition of work
, will appeal to many hearts was
. ed by Rev. Mrs. Multinstry in her oer
kept;
' To know. by the travail of anguish and
near Hefner's .
l'
,. Her snow-sprinkled tresses~had loosen-
. Elwood mus» find
i
This address was deliver-
ed at a. great convention in Boston.
This will he
the last abnormally to hear this killed .
in many happy
While not mood
In his bed Ito yet he is nevertbploiui .
We'll um,
since the for oily ved in
twin"? who has bush Ill“
in RI an _
know , the North
port glistencflfipr sigh and was
among their millet. also.
The following beautiful poem whilih
cooll- ,V
men on Ye Believe in God; Believe
Also in Me "
Tho Widow of Main. .
The dust on their sandals lay heavy
and whitey
Their garments were damp with the
. down of the night. »
Their hot foot nweary, and throbbing.
with pain.
As they entered the gates of the city
of Nuin.
But lol on the pathway a narrowing
throng
Pressed, mournfully chanting a fun-
eral song,
And. like a sad monotone, ceaseless
and slow,
The voice of a woman came laden with
was.
What need stricken mothers to tell
how she wept?
Ye read by the vigils that sorrow hath
pain, .
The desolate grief of the widow of
Main.
Advanced. the mute burden was low.
cred and then,
As He touched the white grave clothes
that covered the bier
The bearers shrank back, the
mother drew near.
and
ed their strands,
Great tears fell unchecked on the tight
ly clasped hands;
But hushed the wild sobbing
stifled her cries
As Jesus of Nazareth lifted His eyes-
and
Eyes wet with compassion as slowly
they well,
Eyes potent to soften grief's trcmulous
swell—~—
As sweetly and tenderly, "Weep not,"
He said,
And turned to the passionate face of
the dead.
White. white gleamed his forehead
loo o rippled the hair,
Bronzew temples transpar-
ently fair;
And a glory stole up from the earth
to the skies.
As He called to the voiceless
"Young man, arise!"
one.
The hard. rigid outlines grew fervid
with breath.
The dull eyes unclosed from the mid-
night of death;
The conductor of kings had been con-
quered again;
There was Joy in the house of the
widow of Nain.
nownvrou.
Aonta for 'th lvonllng Ionflnol. in
itow yion. Ira frowlmbookwoodv
rIII Potty
Onion and to any of tho Ibovo will
rIoIIvI prompt attontlon.
Mrs. Henrietta Raymond and Mrs.
Jacob V. Close. of Raymond street.
spent one day this week in Bridgeport.
The plow of the farmer is usually
busy at this time and the seeds of the
early produce are feeling their first
growing pains.
-.——-—
There will be a rehearsal of the Bi-
ble class of the Rowsyton Baptist
Church, tomorrow afternoon at 3
o‘clock, for the Easter concert.
I
There" will be a foetal tree this evo-
ning at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Mead, on North avenue. The
affair will be under the auspices of
the H to it. members of the Ladies'
Society of the Rowayton Methodist
Episcopal church.
mulls Gamble of South Norwalk.
has been awarded the contract for an
addition. consisting of servants' din-
ing room and laundry, to be made to a
house owned by the Tokeneko Corporv'
atlon. it will be two stories high.
20x25 feet. to cost 82. 000.
ookoo of Aomu or Naphiha loop fru.
‘ helium”? d? "c3“
out of town friends at their Farms
. 3‘.-
There is a home coming of yelled“ .
people for the Easter holidays.
school the
ms.
for a memorial to the generous donor,
. tertainment hopes that Herman Poirie
“""V I will add materially to the facilities at
As He who was first of the wayfarlng his Compo Bench shore place. The
men advantages for bathing are well
enough known to bring visitors from
and the beach affords other opportuni-
ties that should make it immensely
; Tilill.‘ or IATTLIIHIP now Ian;
”WV" AM new battleship New Jersey, built tori
Jonas Flour. no on: so.» but the United sum Government was
at Croamor Iuttor, b. giv her clout-underdiustlon triall
slurlll barrio Ghanaian, 10o oIhon Owl's Hood Into course today;
F or Coho Good Gum . 2561!» contract to him the dovdlopmenq’
l I low Dirlgo Gordian, ’ lilo or a. Mo idiots an hour. The ‘3
With each pouudof aqua: or with" 'mm but was not ex
half a pound or Tu, too. will give two posted to winterrtint tho orrsd entai
' I .III ....I.. ”Mild.
o.D B Bradlvsn wifoch.
i‘pu Wigwam
‘0. headings and ’Wlfo entertained:
cottage, over similar.
'0.
called, although they are wall in ad»
vnnoc of illusion your
Thor-o will be a representation of
is from here attend the
lecture to it given by tho superin-
tendent of Bridgeport public schools
in the Memorial Library. in Foirileld
tonight.
tie and welcome rain has served
rd the community of the auburn"
duoun show which has for more thona
week stuck with a tenacity aggravat-
Getting about. is abominable but
we can stand that annoyance for a day
or two with a. realization that Spring;
latch for a certainty.
m.
it is to be hoped that work on the.
new library will begin in the near
future and be pushed until completed.
For all the interest taken in the en-
terprise there appears to be no effort.
I I
Mmrls K lesup. The project is in;
the line of duty and a modest and lit.
Iiug way of showing regard and ap-
precintion for his beneficence.
The average individual unable to}
get away from home for summer en-‘
Bridgeport and the Normilte daily
popular.
~Billi6us‘i Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Con. plex-
ion Hallow? Liver needs waking up.
Dean's linguists cures billous attacks.
25 cents at any drug store.
NEW CANAAN.
Henry M. Curtis and family have
removed to White Plans.
Seghert Brinkerhofi‘. who has been
seriously ill in no better as yet.
Lewis Buttery. engineer at idiue‘s
shoe factory has resigned his posic
tiou.
George H. Stevens has purchased
"Tom Hall's Stanley steam 'IIulomo.
bile.
M F. Osboiu of Ibis town has
Bear delux-
DI.
been appointed keeper of
Park. Bridgeport.
Miss Howard. of Stamford, a grad‘
date of Merrill, is bookkeeper ut Sie-
Ven's lix'i‘I'y siiihlcu.
Percy linker, who has been working
at Benedict's shoe shop. is now em-
ployed In New York.
B. P. Mead has rvuit-d his South
avenue residence lii (‘linton h‘lliotI of
New \ork, for four months
Mr. and him Minot Kellogg, who
havo been visiting for two months
in Calii‘quia. returned to their home
Saturday.
The postponed musoucrade hull of
the Knights of Pythias will he held
in Raymond‘s Hall, next Monday oxe-
ning.
The public schools have closed for
the spring vacation. The spring term
of 12 weeks opens Monduv April
2.
Fred Bird and George Purdy saw
Blanche Bates in “The Girl From the
Golden Wesl.‘ FIIdux evening in New
York city.
Oscar Schmidt who has been em-l
played at Wilser's grocery store is
now driving one of the Rhinehnidi s;
bakery wagons.
—— I
The Mothers" Home Club, will meet
with Mrs. B. H. Keeler, East avenues
Thursday afternoon. Subiect will be
“The Daughter in the Horne."
Captain .A. V Rood who recently
sold his home at Mead's Corners. to
John W. (lochrane. of New York was
in town this week. and had his houseu
hold effects removed to Washingu
ton. V
“Y.
ROCKLAND, Maine. Match 28. ——'i‘lIoI
Admiral Charles H. Stockton c airman-I
of the trial and Commander l.;
Robert leth
PhonI lot-i.
patties AND ottoman.
For the uIIIIth of tho includes” of
barium; hows yoked» born rd
tor drop box ha boon plant! in
of Allon’o Drug “on. flows Itomo.
poi-sonata and adv aortiIvIIntI “can.
in” asthmatic
{Ftl'ho all ifouio
ninth“
wumguohoro
mum will nuivo promotes
W! loft.
than WW Bullion theaters nwho
will! homo ill
o «the.
Vision _
in 'V
timeouts.
rdm coil to my“
my the odgfnooring board.i
ntod t a government at the‘
to to make
u mm
LEM leloat.
of love is
i brary of Bradford from 10 000 to 20,-
3‘ mer cottage.
late continued the nomination.
hate in Wouisey Halli Friday evening
Dr Robert 8. Mc‘o .
A
N.o.,V
. handsome wall oovIrlthvthlI «Icon
Fail [gm wEnd whonpl «y’A' Job
dour,
Good
at?“
or N3. us
A???“ oval:
N Amer.
The t ' b fi‘fiartlord 'l‘ur-
nerbund MCNWWI ”hold their con-
vention in florid” on April 26.
The growth of the Blackstone LI-
sow
000 volumes has taken about six years.
Henry Winter Davis, who was editor
of the Martian Evening Times. is now
associate editor of the Musical Trades
Weekly of New York i
F. A. Carleton, who died Monday
evening at his boats in New Haven,
was very prominent In developing
Woodmont and wan the first Warden
of the borough where he had a sum
\ The Railroad Commission has acted
favorably upon the uppilcation of the
Selectmen oi’ Ridgetleid having at»
Ridgolirid t‘it‘tlllc company across a
hlgliwnx in that town
'I‘ouy Pastor_ who last Week relo-
brated the forty-first anniversary of
beginning work as II theatrical Inau-
agcr. married ll Manchester young
woman. Josephine Foley. and their old
home 012- Prospect street in that vil-
lage is known as the Pastor estate.
The President has nominated Deios
D. Brown for reappointment us Post-
master ui East Hampton and the Sea-
This
action brings to a close one of the
most bitterly contested pest-office
lights in Connecticut in many years.
The Sedan-d Rubber Company, of
Berlin. will start running its new plant
next Monday unless something should
happen to upset the calculations of
the management. The company has
been experimenting iu the past. few
weeks and prepared some samples to
seud‘oui to the trade. Hartford, cap
ital is extensively invested in the com
poor.
The judges of the Yale-Harvard de-
wlll he the Rev.
ArthuI. pastor of Calvary Baptist
Ciuuch New iork city; Melxllie ill.
Stone general manager of the Asso'
elated Press. and the Rev. Dr. James
to
, ‘ conceived the idea that I. satisfactory
. lire alarm could be made from an 0 id
realms... of a locomotive driving
wheel.
results were so unsatisfactory that the
plan will 'be abandoned. it won found .
I
only a comparativulg, short distance
WArsaLOO,
Cour River Overflow Banks and Ron.
water
over eleven feet last night and early
today broke the west levee and find
. ed the basiuess distiict of Waterloo.
‘Hundreds of families were made home.
can
out for half a mile and hi railroads
are tied up. Cedar Falls reports a simi-
lar disaster and 299 families there
ware rendered homeless. Bridges aml
dams were also wiped out.
o'clock the waters came to a standstill
and danger for the present In believed
to be over.
NO
Viceroy of the Caucausus has
tlvely nusweied the demand fill the
independence of the Georgian Church.
proved of s pIoposed side hack of the ,
Striotiu Freehfiounlul
fl Opttago Avo‘.V
Tel. can, 223-4.“
M. Buckley. of New York. editor oil
the Christian Advocate. Col.
Osborn will pleslde
in- thc United States (‘ouIi at New
Haven Monday A) Rosseite and A.
Popolotaic. accused of working a fraud
upon the civil seI vie, examinihg board .
Will Papers
‘ w. *"h‘avo Indoors-dd. If.‘ pll than
markot afforded, and our solution of
we think a crowning triumpth. WI an
anxious to ban your Judgment upon
ihom. _
Our Paper Hangar-
hanglng wall pIpIr.
understand
butler“, lamps, linuseiumisliinu
Goods. Prints Supplies.
replicas.
Window Shades, Picture Framing.
w
IPIOlAL
Cloth Window shades with Wings.
25d; Whito Curtain PolII. with Fix-
turII, lilo.
hiding “Eliot “Input.
L.H.DEGKER.
or Washington smut, ~
Toff. emf. ” “
I .. I” cadmium-III.
A Jack cl all Trades
I. not what on pop to want when ”‘r
ABTHUVI ! IINIDICT.
_ Mulching, rum and bloom Fitting.
I Muir” QQM .0. Norwalk.
to bring our customers tho but the ,
Milli
in a recent test alarm. the
to n with two wield hos
rhoihgncrs. the dental?” than mend
IOWA, 0mm villi.
run. ' .
dons Many .FamillII HomoiIII.
WATERWO. ia.. March 28.-—-—~The
in the Cedar River rose
:9!“
Rock island tracks were washed nil
and
ill.
At?
WWW
lNDEPENDENCE FOR GEOR-
GIAN CHURCH.
TlFlllS, Cuucasla, March lid—”rile
lleflll‘
16.
EGGS
25°
(HIE
CH
98
MIL
“ can uni-vine. Ct.
iIIIi
Vilhtul Willi
When you use a
Gas Heating
Stove
N0 trouble to light
nor to extinguish
Prices $2.00 Up
inunetiiuliialiviu
and balling in.
18
..
I
cannon !. as... .
m wuuinorgf‘srsm
voluminous... mcmldnfim
hum [V lift" tilllfi
will rciievou Ilium tbuco diseamfromwiiir hovsry
family antlers. more or intuit. would save llllltl
money.
anxiety. and
. nscdis suppll
sy’ Daltoni'Iody a vault. Remedy
n nirdiclua tiIatlIItlaIItoIi to all I I and both autos
.i
In over‘ alimi ti denial: III long as thine
nutriviltl
'An Unbroken Record of sum...
for nearly foriy yearr,ooll has you boats of Islands.
Moumlmki ls contented when one or more '01 ill
linuoiif if so. in. Kennedy ho- siuknd” his “Inhoml
hvorlio Remedy will do you point.
hondoutdx". Y. Prison. oroforu. Alldmggilts
'vaLI. 'snoVIne‘I-‘oa contents our
WASHINGTON. Mar.
Root has determined III provide as far
as possible for the Amrricuu consuls
legislated out of the service by the
recently enacted consular reorganiza-
tion bill.
The blow fails heaviest upon the run-
suis in Canada,
[waive offices are abolished.
business is the assigned reason for the
abolition.
ed that. he will try to find places for
as many of these
and that will probably be easy toido
in view of the fact that the same re
organization art which wiped out. these
Canadian consulates provided for the
creation of II number of others in var-
VICTORIA.
press of Japan say revolutionaries are
planning an anti-dynastic coup at Pe-
says revolutionaries are congregatihg
caravans of arms
purcharsed from
’l‘sln. which have been conveyed to
Mongolia.
shares sold at $100 each in amounts
min to :10 000 pay a per cent. I‘emi
annually from date of issue. Business
established ten years.
checks paid for profits, with increased
surplus show results. Particulars on
request.
barge Fresh Shad 12: lb.
White Halibut. 12:; lb.
Sliced Salmon. 10c lb.
. Smells. 12c lb.
V Ciaooca and White Fish, 10c lb.
Froob Horring, 7o lb.
Spanish Mackerel. 12o lb.
Flat Fish, 7c lb.
Round Clams. 30c qt.
All other kinds of fresh fish at roa—
oonlblo prices.
Ducross.
WE‘IPIOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
East End of Washington Street Bridge.
William H.Meeker
Gontraclor and Photo.
HonestWork and Ample ’Ex-
' Appnnss ros'r omen 301: m.
res s‘ouruwaohawnut MIN m
was.
Both had Endowments
this month by the Canal
inc. 0
they insured again in the some can
puny.
United Isn‘t: illdg. so. Normals. Conn
W‘Dd“ ‘
Arc Liditod T Ithor. ,I
nit-cumin antiwar”; auditing.” and
v‘idllkfillilllflxopt' rd Ii “will" u
Ivor slim to o is lly mode inn; oncIlIIIt
Ilsa. of pain and
eri' and
to door and prdoin y
lives. This
reiiulluailcomuum b linimrltroltho
.‘Eiillll lIlIlIIc hi sun lveroutu any“
ion on “News. psi-altar to iv cIII'
y I
nutter coil-randy, or even frequently,
tedious Iilawcorlpu Giraud. Are you In or-
Iqu may litmus tam-Aldo to than
[Holmium Mint-lion on tho clonal-tit that
i
ii. Kandy annihilated
OF A JOB. .
38.——~Secretary
win-re no loss than
liack of
Secretary itoot has decid—
oiiicers as possible
places (Inside of this continent.
iNESE REVOLUTIONISTS GET-
TING ARMS.
B. (3.. March 28.—~Ailvic-
received from China. by the Eni-
A dispatch to the 'I‘okli) Boom
and ammunition
Belgians at Tim
I. tuitiviitb
PREFERRED SHARES
New York Realty Owners 00..
Ten thousand
R. L. OOIURN, General A out.
80. Main St. South orwalk
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
South Norwalk.
General
slain Hunting
| porlsnco.
Water St. South Mall.
aid them
choral Life
0. The investment wa- Io good
Why don't you?
I. H. FIELD, Genus! ’A‘gonf.
lions 386-5.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
Emu.
HOT WAT“.
Imp .
on storm
I
To M de
cent the port folio o'f educailo .
Willa cabinet has been elect/oil.
gate to the provincial congress
was elected by the land owns a.
To revive faith is much
cull than to create it. ,
mandr- A uracil»
. I n
sowm H. MATHfiwiQ”, ”a:
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vienna.
HOTEL were“
;,§E;§3§{_g§irli~u.”h W ~ ‘
A full lino of Ackor. Morfllll a.
tilt cm celebrated WI u. Lindon
GigarI always on hang.
1‘. J. SULLIVAN,
For prices, particular and W
Jacob M. Le. ‘ ‘
Monolith 3.
con TlCKE‘l's patients
should he
snow white, ouopiooo' '
colain Enameled Lavatory.
how delightfully convenient
be to have hot and cold runnin
water in your dressing chamber.
in; apartment of first flu _ ’
room? its presence would
the higost degree of comfort.
plumbers are strictly on
chsnica. honest and rolls. It
Hora-es R.
WIN!
sou-m mumps. co It.
IU‘iNIIEI
1.. .,
corms ,‘
$100,000.00
g—u—q
ouanuo Ann autism
51.53.500.00
l
w
noon u. strou. curator.
.n-Iu...
ulndcvonu. '
E. H. Math-warm Hoary
John H. Knapp Qamuol fl
loalar a. Marvin J. Wallao.
Christian twat-t: John ‘
trod it. flows
“rill-E now
on: MINUTE Faou
EUROPEAN PLAN.
. “A753 REMONAILII. A”...
Finely stocked Cars in m " ‘
Tolsphono nail, 8
Restricted "sporty."
’Addross
AGENCIES.
ALL INS RAN E. has
PATENTS SECURED. ‘
I new MAIN crass}.
VTol. Ca -1}. can.
“nan-IF-
duly cod 3!
Have you ever stopped to
We will sludlynuoto you: ll.
MAIN AND'.
tailor-walk.
II
pp..-
Davin w. any
why don't Mg
to??? Q. m
so so r both
thatainai'Ioi-a V
thin
i 0m" of Mount and
u. and». Drop.
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Hound oym
nowand
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