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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 15, 1907 · page 4

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‘ “Won rs Jail
film Nun I not"
At the revival services last night at

» the First Methodist Church the Rev.
”“5359- Albert E. Pine preached on “A Jail
" Deliverance-What Must! do?” It was
a clear statement at that which was

10:27am; rszso than.
term last. runners “ Minn-Hum: theta

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

W mucus (or the
man who was honorably aroused to ‘a

oonclousness- of the dangers 0! sin
and who sought: deliverance.

Frederick J. Force rendered a gos-
pel solo and Miss May Fallon presided
, at. the organ.

‘ Night the address will be directed
,Wytoathemsotluhorestto
Mamie. All the members of the

“,Miile’s organisations of the
oh 'and their friends'sre'rouuest
.d to be present. Mrs. Mary Morse
Grannies will render a casual solo.
The services of Sunday are expected
to be of special interest.

At the close of the service a special
meeting of the Industrial league was
called to arrange for representation of
the league at the funeral services of
the late William R. Arnold. Saturday
mm at 9 o’clock. All league
members who possibly can are re-
quested to Join the delegation which
will..‘et“tend. Mr. Arnold was presi-
dent 01' the Who at the time he was
stricken. , «la the third member who
" match dliilculty in gem“: compleb has died 6 Millie existence of the or-

Nebraska. under construction der. ’

. we? The B rm to have been , outv cuss ron DYSPEPBIA.
lauded " ’ ' I“? ‘ Mrs. Franklin Bush, or new Castle,

in March, 1904, since which W 1 n d ‘ 8 mm
. , . . _ ., gays: “ all are or ye rs
rthera‘mas been two extensions in dyspepsia, used to have gm“ distress

.W“ ”WWW "1° "”93”“ and belching. I tried everything I
with“ rnonih. The ,bullders could hear of, but nothing helped me
11m how presented a petition for is until “an: 55%"33. 321331233?” 50
, ,. ,1! extension it time, promising oen - -

. =" '* " ’ b H. .Plaisted, F. H.
I” » "“9 vessel completed by Apr" Burierrfnii The%llfiord Pharmacy. ‘0
.‘I‘he'Navy department will undoubt- “
factztovorably in Ihe matter, ow- BH‘NIDAN AND MEN. OF HIS
Fto the dimculties of the work on J TIME-
e’shlp. They have had much trouble
bidding oflcicnt labor, have been
my the failure to obtain mater-
ial fie'turnished by the government,
nihil‘havehad to do much. extra work
not- ”templated in the original plans.
dition to these circumstances, the
Matters recently sold their ship-
yard. roservlnz work on the Nebraska
{or their own account.

 
 
 
 

 
 

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. “d Oct. 188 Wash-
j . 8d and till Tuesdays of
may and hug. ascent-d
r! ti‘clecli. All Royal arch Ma~
. mien invited. mucus
aliens: 5 £333.? lasts 53"“
, e. rs r
, . in Deanna block. 13! Wash-
, 8h. 2d and ithl‘ridays oteach
. Willy and Ana. excepted—at
idio’clock. All members of 0. ll.
' mummies Illss Neda A.
‘4 . M. W. U. Miss Idssherer.sec.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Navy department is encounter

 

 

Woman's Club Meeting Held With Mrs.
James B. Werner,

Richard Briuslcy Sheridan and Mon
of His Time proved it fruitful topic
for papers, comments and reading
Thursday afternoon by tho Woman's
Club.

The meeting was held at the real—
denco of Mrs. James Benton Wornor.

Deeply interesting papers were pro-
scuted by Mrs. William C. Curtis and
Mrs," Franklyn J. CurtIS, while Mrs.
Werner read it fine biographical
sketch of‘ Sheridan odored by Mrs.
Coolidge. The Rivals was the rows-
sentai’lvc‘ play that was read in part.
and droll Mrs. Malnprop was just as
laughable as ever,

Subjects for another year's program
were introduced, decision being reser-
ved until the annual meeting which is
called for next week ‘

WILL‘ BEGIN BUSINESS MONDAY.
Thc \l'oitllaurscn Hat Cormration.
which has secured the plant of ex-
Mayor William ll. Ilubbcll. in Wood-
ward avenue. has had considerable
machinery shipped here from Danbury.‘
this week. and expects to begin work
next Monday. A new but former has
been added to the two already In the
factory. All the-old employee of the
shop have been notified to appear for
wot-k. illltl a number of new bands will

 

‘ t appears from the report lust sub-
mitted by the house committee on
postollloes, and, post roads in". refor-
efid’e'to the‘p’ostodlce appropriation bill,
"llisit if willie ‘wore paid on all gov-
eminent matter sent though the malls.
and on matter ‘scnt under frank by
We federal ohiclais. the deficit
in‘lji‘r‘the‘ department would be. elimin-
ated. This denc’itiior the last fiscal
year amounted to $10,516,998. it is es
.tliitalied than-proposed increases in
”illicit inftho postal ssrvice,,will . bc
*mgibflsdtHby rt‘ducfi'ons in rates
obtained mm the rallruads. '

, “ rasnlons sun wuss".
~ . warm 3.} . ,
The virtual; itudWio blues are am-

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

long [More lhcv will be
in Sin-Tl lur‘gc '
will is
h

vent the llllll‘llli'c (lltl-~~I)

rowth of hair.
or others. It will do so‘ior
It is not stick
not thickc
omc rancid:
able odor;
" to use.
At our store, onl
a bottle.

Satisfaction guaranteed
money i‘ciundcd.

lHE ulnnn Plillliliilil
South Norwalk
THE .

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is clean and 3;,

 

 

“WICKED" MURPHY AGAIN.

James ("Wicked”) Murphy, who
was picked up by tho South Norwallt
police only it few days ago, is again
in durnuco vilc. Murphy was arrested
In a lower Wall ail-cot saloon yester-
day afternoon. on colbplaint of Charles I
Parkcrson, for an alleged offence oc-’
curring Saturday night.

that Murphy broke .n‘puue of glass!
out of the door, unfastened a night;

 

on; the best sellers at the silk do-
pa‘rtnients.

The strictly Pompndour: coiffure
calls for a_ small but to be worn far
beckon the head.
~ The very smartest turn over collars,
Whether muslin or linen. have square
corners. Even the perfectly plain lin-

‘ on collar is accepted and worn if its
corners are not in the least rounded.

,Witllout meaning to do so the
short, very stout. woman wearing a
. pit of large plaid. the coat cut box

hapc makes a laughable picture as

he sits with her. feet swinging on

e ncomiortably high seats of the
new r trolley cars.

‘ The young woman who is troubled
th too long a waist will welcome the
models that have the girdles well rais—

‘ at the back. -»This is espeoislly
hell for dressy gowns of sheer fab-
he wing sleeves are helix pushed
r31 much to the trout. both for the
loth costume and the lingerie. The

r is covered with frills 0! narrow

tea coat bclngmade for a woman
shlon is of this sulpure lace inset
medallions of embroidered mus~

limo adopt the Paristaahionii in
,ililncry we will before a“mt.while
"Wearing out hats well off our tore-
iis. This must mean a great vo-
‘for parallels. .i . , “
f re you noticed Iiow much heavier
'_ ‘fpuhtlal the new ribbons are which
dillliners are usinz? ‘
III-leather collars and cuffs and
it“!!! leather trim the motor coat of

. w. h...

secure employment.
--..-=«-—--

a While .witlra dealer in tailor-
iét‘s exclusively and it is easy to
the impression that no other kind
worn. But :0 Into the stores
n.lilgei‘le waists are sold and
are so many of them In evidence
tailored waists are lost sight
dentiy every one is wearing

a likes best, but there is no

’ 9 about the liner tailored
931th long sleeves having a very

vogue. ,

[ID DEFEAT! MR. BALCOM.
, L.‘ Weed, 85, defeated Thom-
lcem, 86, ln'tbe pool tourna-
offthc Norwalk Club last night.
simmer 85 to bi). The game by

85.

 

 

 

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40~ l

' t h‘i ' Ii hilt l er and seal to ensrato ha ii i antlers“

$3-4 patronrshscsuoitiiii 50:33 iiiil‘iigsiilicz o 33W"tiii:h I Oil s. lthasdiia’ned minerals: ifin‘iiliglemlllr

med t’has‘ r-miticlruliet or manifest.— it , been, so or handledhy the rug trade in this country. .-

9: . ‘ M M imkggles'yri‘llp hellh a‘ Emmy. It :{I this the nutglstlsssln ”will? and“: Math:

‘ é- ., .gfi‘gfl' : mill" with «filth;lltirpus.yu'$ .. ‘ I i. KIN-331.63%? .:a_og:.llg::lancynoetfimr m
Ill "Illillilll and Joliil 'w "u "WM it “w‘ mm“. mm“. w" I M l . I
each renal 75, ' NOW at all druggists in'THREE SIZES, 25c. 50c and 81.00 per bottle.

‘ arc 'lshcduird
-. this. evening, .

" ‘. meld, IlI xtw

 

 

 

 

In, ,rnri.

eat. and that he committed a general
nuisance about the place. Murphy will

 
 

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Is Your Hair
Falling Out?

A few hairs here and there
are not lnisscd,but it won't be
leaving
qilullliilcs that you
gist the {act that you
ux'c'l't done something; to '
'lltlllCSS.

kcxnll “93" Hair Tonic
promptly stops falling hair, cures
dandrui't' and will stimulate a now
It has done so

y or gummy;
u on the hair; does not
has no disagree-
rccable

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Murphy islto
charged with breaking and enterihg.0h. tlia ks
Parkerson's place of abode, at 12 “'11- live til
ter street, Norwalk. Parkcrsou claims but i

latch, helped himself to something to pretty maid. ‘ .
in.

To show how quickly Dannie-flue arti- wewill send afar
is its hy return mail to aaronc who ends this advert slit
0 taa'fiao tan bands no (39.. c insec- with their name

address and ten cents In silver or stamps to my posts...

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Wli we guarantee
Rexa Remedies.—
We believe that The
United Drug Co. the
profirietorsoi the ex—
sil- cmcdieSIIiavein-
augurated a perfect
system oi supplying
ready-madc- prescrip-

« lions. Theymsltefloo
remedies under the
trade-name “Resell."
Each remedy is a well—
tried reci e of s
lemons physrcian who
is a specrslist in his
line.

pro-

1

you.
will

y fifty cents

01'

THE BRIDGE PHIIIIIIGY

East Norwalk ‘

D

‘ suits .

 

 

be given a hearingfbefore-Judge E.
M. Lockwood tomorrow morning.

 

RECENT ARRIVAL or VESSELS.
NEW YORK. March 15.-—~ \rrived:
Steamer Wcimar, from Bremen.

Caller-80 sorry \ ear of your nio-
r accident. Hint a'atic motorist-—
: It's nothing. Expect to

ugh many more. Caller—0h,
trust soil—Punch.

"You kiss like a ‘ aspen. said the

"How do you know I do?" queried
omens man—Chicago News.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

iSu

cat and Chldren's Wearing App

 
 

AND GETAN IDIA .OF THE P

Preliminary Showing of New Spring Styl
, Ladies, Misses’ and Children’s

its, Coats, Skirts, Waists.

It’s less than three weeks of buying time from now until Easter dundsy
better prepared than ever to show you a most complete line of all that is no

INIu

WE EXTEND TO ALL A MOST ICORDIAL INVITATION TO REVI

ROPE

R STYLES THAT WILL BE IN .VOGUE THIS OEAOON.

esin

and we ‘aasure you W3; hrs
m Ifld‘ but In Ladlss'. MI”-

EW OUR EXTENSIVE LINE.

 

NEW SPRING WANTS,
Valonclennes insertion, pleated

row, $2.98.

' Sale of Fine White Shirtwaists.

of due duality white lawn, yoke of line
back, long or short sleeves.

Good 81.
NEW SPRING WAIBTS, made or excellent quality French lawn,
insertion, trimmed front and back, fancy lace ends and collar. Good 32

NEW SPRING WAIOTS, beautiful showing or excellent quality Batiste.
back and front also cluster of tucks, with fancy lace collar and .on its.

tucks and panels of embroidery, also
60 value. Saturday, Ole.

both mud and .V yoked, with lacs
.75 value, at $1.90.

_ Fancy yokes of German Vale,
A good $4.00 value. Tomoro

 

’ Saturday Specials.

Anotheii‘gi’roblem fer the Glove trade to, puZzle error.

We Offer‘vilranl
New York. ‘

ONLY GOOD GLOVES, u
the effort to meet prices.

41.7

orrow Women's Long Glace Gloves at prices less than rétnilcrs must‘ pay
. A

at at all like the

for them in

ill-fitting gloves in spongy; leather that are being offered in

 

GENUINE 12 AND 16 BUTTON
' LENGTH $3.50 GLOVEO.

We shall offer tomorrow at
$1.95 Pair.

 

16 BUTTON LENGTH susos
LISLE GLOVES.
Finest. quality in white. black,
tun, mode and grey. 75c value.
Tomorrow, 50c.

 

no. 80 FANCY PERSIAN RIB~
3%" -
1 dozen did I. styles. dniuly

effects. regular 29c quality.
Saturday, 15:: yd.

 

FINE SHEER, WN CHEMIS-
'SéTeI'ES.

Embroidery: rimmed, entirely
new; regular 290 value. I
Just for Saturday, 21c.

._ -_7—1__~

HUNGARIAN'FEOTIVAL.

In memory of the Hungarian indo-
prudence Day the united Hungarian
societies of South .Norwalk will hold
their annual festival in Novnk's Hall
on Saturday, at 8 o’clock p. in. Town
officials are cordially Invited.

GLOVE R’S
, the place.

 

 

Good Shoe News
for Men. "

Raisin and Elite

Spring Styles.
IN ALL LEATHENB.

Phone. sea-s.

‘ .Wear shoes
me? ET

Get in the Habit of Having Ye'ur

Sunday Dinnsm at the
curronb '

.. ,Ne worrying about selecting
Your meats, no bother with

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

dishes or stove when pleasant
Weather names. ‘
Courteous . Isrvies.
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent cooking.

. CHARLES BEYNEIIE,

_..... . ....... _._......

' silica on their own name.

luduo’ndeut] loan and So-

LADIES' FANCY LISLE HOSE.

Silk embroidered and fancy
clocked. all of our 50c and 75c
stock.

Saturday, 37i/2c pair.

-_-.__‘..~_....._ ._._..__.

“DUSTER BROWN" RIBBED
HOSE FOR BOYS.

Double knee and sole, 25c value.
Saturday. 18c pair.

 

 

44 INCH BLACK
SICILIAN.
llogular price 75c.

Saturday. 60c.

MOHAIR

 

38 INCH FANCY BUITINOS.

In beautiful plaids and stripes.
made to sell at 25c. ‘

 

HEAVY BROWN CRASH.
Full width, regular value 121,“.
For Saturday, 8: yard.

 

FINE QUALITY, F'ULL BLEACH-
ED TABLE LlNEN.
Remnants of 2% and 3 yards.
Regular price 690.
Saturday, 47c yard.

 

iMiraTlon cur GLASS essay
ensues. _ .

lZ.-;lilar 19c value. ,
Saturday, 10c.

 

2 OT. BLOWN GLASS WATER
PITCHERS.

Regular price 49c.

Saturday. 35c.
’Vfimv ”v."
LAUNDRY SOAP.

Itcgular price locake.

 

Saturday, 12%c yard.

1 The . BOStOh 'SIZO

Saturday, 10 Cakes for 25¢.

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Ill. Gotham;

. Decorator, ,

East Norwalk-

Tel. 452. .
ESDI'IIICmS’IIIIeS
Men’shnd Children’s

Suits. ‘
II. Ii'llllllll d.

Monti Loud

I

Helium:
weekly sai

 

as and anyone drawing a
ry-ean-ssenrs money at ssr

. Call and see us.

 

. Pro he». i ‘
Telephone m. .

 

 

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_ CIIIIIYIIO. : ‘

Havllsml lids... Washington 0t.

 
 

 

—...-—..__

Sale of Music
FOR SATURDAY.

150 a Copy.
Is Your Mother in Molly Malone?

l‘d Like to Know Your Address an
Name:

Are You Coming Out Tonight, Mary
Ann? . ' .

Love Me and the World is Mine.

Arrah~Wanna (song and lust).

Cherry. ,1

Bird on Nellie’s lint. ' ‘

When the Flowers Bloom in, lllu
Springtime, Molly Deer.

And Others.

Easter Post cards,"
25¢ a doe. ‘
WM. A. IIIIIGGERMAN'S

uus'ls areas.

Donovan DIM: ‘18: Washington It.
> Agent for ore-east Laundry.

tululnlllnn,

45 Wall St. Norwsik.
04 Washington St. Bo. Nerwalk.

Real Estate and insurance.

'We have several decided bargains
Intercoms producing property that
must increase in value with the rapid
growths! thallium. ‘ 'f.
mm W. nfl‘lfmim

Funeral Director ’
and“. ”I r-
10 W Main 0:: , aflomik

Vigilante. 0' a , ii

slsphssswat-lletlas, 84-2. l

 

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Telephone at silos, ass-2.

 

Gilles Hours,0s.m.tees.m.
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