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sans GOLDEN. Wood M.
rampaging-aromatics; de—
partment ofloundlury. Iathswsuu d:
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—llcya' orercoats. We. Tdft Brothers.
NON-lt- ...-......
ids H.8tarr was granted a decree of
divorce yesterday from George B. Starr.
who is now serving a sentence in the
Wetlterefleld prison for forgery. Stun
was formerly a waiter in Raymond's res-
taurant on Washington street and while
there forged his employer’s name to a
check. 'l‘begrpund on which the divorce
was granted was cruelty and habitual in-
tempsrsnce. lira. Starr is now living in
Brooklyn.
—-Dr. Wm. A. Lockwood has returned
from Brooklyn to South Norwslk and
can be found at his residence. iii West
avenue, tint house below Ilattbews' long
iron fence. on the same side. mornings
until 9.”; afternoons, 12% till 2; even-
ings. 6 to 7:” o'clock.
What South Norwalk doesn’t know
-. about comfort we would have tcgoa
—-Rcsstmnblc'-pricm at [Joe's depot good ways from home to learn. The
restaurant nOpsaall night. stitchers in a corset shop down there
...... ...... .. mnemonic:
gflfmwgluf'flilmrfihs’ iii-iroftbe sleigh shouldhe paved with
0' clock. Everybody invited. hot bricks. It was done and theride
, was the most comfortable one the girls
5W 300$.de dead in ever took. There may he no stylvin
Greenslclt after ‘ race with several South Norwalk but there'eaheap ofsia-
horseatoaleighe. lr.F-iotehadjustre don—tinsonia 39min"
fused anoilorofflfillllfor the animal.
~Mcn‘s ulsteraJilJfi. Tait Brothers.
30"“. » ,_______ " Wt hit of Town.
Kiss Lulu Crofut has returned to her Today is M as St. Agnes day in
home in South Norwiillt, aim a fort the Catholic faith.
nyrht’s visit with her grandparents. Mr. --—
and llrs. Hen“, lined. in m‘efieht » Samuel B. liddiebrook. of Wilton, re-
, . 7 p ’ » * cedtly sold in) Norwalk butcher a pair
The contract for building the new ball of oxen which weight-d 2,158 pounds
of the Ariou Singing society on Madison when fire-ed.
street. was let last night in A. R. lialkin Editor Kirk o. the ‘t _
’ ' v A 8' Canaan Meg.
tit 00.. who 'mflflt hidden. wager. has been appuinted a reporter m
..Purc coifee with page cm 56 . "IO Ill“) mm, ”91138015”: the Not-
cumdepot restaurant. open .11 flittht. walk Gazette.
It
low Tact Harald. youths- Wt.
The weather to-dar promises to he annually
on. with nearly nations". followed brainw-
ly rlsina tempsrstureaud probably by light
snow in this niaht. 'l'c-rnorrow it prmlsceto
be partly cloudy and slightly warmer. prcced
ed by sncwand followed by clearing.
com soon“.
wast ins Mp1. at our city are noise
and Incl-t.
B. E. Kinneyiagsin confined to his
bed by a severe attack of rheumatism.
Charles Mather has sold his grocery
store in West ilorwalk to James Bates.
Thelowsstpointthc mercury touched
Iastnight‘wasssrondegrees below zero.
“hula «Raymond. of Dauhiiry. is
WIMm'i PM Adams, Taylor
Ivonne. ‘ "
NORWALH NEWS.
A Bunny Budget vat Its-a. l’rurri the
-—Any kind of veiling you ever heard
Captain C- “3 Hendrie. the WWII? of. including the new Columbia and pur-
“‘ I - 0‘ C' .r C. 51 ' ‘. pie vellingsaud alert more .K’Sitlt'fl, will
and George Gunmen will engage in the he found at u“, M store. yon-“g.
dry souls burdens in Smmiord.begin- ”.1...
ning lurch 1. Minnie Ii, wife of Elmer Tread-veil,
The Port Chester Journal says that Ed died m llethel y "km" ‘ w ”a“?
“water of 2m Port cm walked "‘ m"- 3"” "" ' ““0” 0‘ "“‘
from “in“: ‘sbot'c to Grunt éaptain'a lateDr. Frurik tiradymf Novwalk.
island, Which id cdnsidered to be about a
miiaaada bailout in thsSound. Thu W . .
- tubington to visit her daughter. Mrs.
feat ...“: im ‘Itwmpicd "we 1w' a W. Byingtou. She will remain until
hnrslgfndflilgsrfll W32”; after theinnugurstiouoi President Clare
0 _‘ Laptaina .
. , .——N ' lessen .
then drove doe/n to Harry Webb's at M 9' Lanaan K"
Rye Bath‘- ' 4—... The slimmer the Childres of levy
4mm docs "inane. I'll" have elected oflcers as follows: Presi-
m ...! M m_ om dent. Ilsa Annie Bracken; rice-presi-
slateinpostoflice. P. o. addrcm. No.3 dent. Ili- Bridxot W-bh: secretary.
HI'illlld street. South Norwalk. Ct. I'm- Annh Banal: tic-sumo Mis- Km
Golden. m
. At the Norwalk Congregational church
m the railway mail service between N" to morrow morning. lira. .l. A. Biddle,
York and W‘ o" 0' .u” W formerly of South Norwalk. now assist-
posedchaogeswill he the placing oi a out of the Ameriao College
messenger on the train which leaves and FA tional society, will lecture
South Norwalk at 6:10 in the morning. 0' the . t
mom, will fall to Hall Agentfiwift “9°“ “'° '"" ”a "n" . W Io
and will rises-itch his remaining in ”11,, cloaks advertised 1“; week at
South Norwalk all night. a fact which “I, m slots. 30".“, In, ”in.“
bodes-not Into kindly to. Thi- rul tins mimmtoshxom
glvcthowaystationsanearllermsil. m,
William J. numphm, master of lint eds-day hut- Paul’- dar in
Jerusalem iodasdlo. MA. 1". MA. the chatehcalaadsr. AtGrace
it., represented Wmmmb churchthrrawiil he Holy Communion
Grantllrodmheld ih'llew Haven, this atllaut.x AtSt. Paul's there will he
walk. 'lfi. [1.33%th in iloly‘Cd‘mmunionstillmd. at. and at
MCWW’QW factory on 190 Inflammation-sums with:
Annurestnndls'slmostaswellsndwm. ...... ,
favorablyknown in Boulh llorwslk as Amotlcuw‘as made In w. Com
lnhia native town. One characteristic “00.,“de yesterday. to to
Mrs. P. W. Head left on Monday for
Extensive changes are contemplated
Humphryslsthalhsuemmlmel drup- tin-landfills Powwrs,hotbof§ovwalh,
ptsgintomhslrtmciilmmmuy ramolthsdstscd-
u-I-sulbnrhs-m him- It: ant. 1m wens m. In:
Intuit-intern“ JWMWIB decbioti.
*Olrltotm-«i'radrpodahestqnaii- Thuswsslotsolsportonlsstsvenus
mm“ I‘M". 5‘ w-Mfil’ ysatrrduaftsrnoou. Thactsppsrswsra
mm!“ ...—... ontinlamsnnaibsrsandthsrewars
Waibcs lethae, W of the maayhmhqhatthscus hundred
iron wort. M, my. W no. most interest was W'Whltiocks
Western Peucaylrsuh. wit-s he wast ‘W” M Thomas Wards pacsr,is
several wukaagoto Mama-tug. whichlr.Wardcbhlnsdthsbtm
.5... g, "M ”bl... kw"; v—Thsralc est. un- and it,» in
' nadsrwsaruwhyumgstaliatamodar-
uncut istogivecnthaflth -
mushy-twitch» a null-
tsst. nshss hail quits—loss unis “ )l ltorwalk.
totwsatyttwnlr’psssiialswawe. iis
nonhuhdhissasaqaitshallydathy
. , . . . s
ssvaamfour yarn three month and
“wrench”. w. hora II lorwslk.
.Souorwalk
Ilia. w. it. onion is again {not
M VFW ummmvw’
fimfihwig Ll flama‘ “myths-sanfreah-evcyllfl
. .lnt'lflmthh ”mafihrfiu:
n.1,“
sthsrho-acuWalistraat.
ThomssSiikwasheiorsJosticeratiu' '
with .1
his list'
Tun-l - ' fans Stun ere ' .
“ll-xifikmm cats. mm“ . m 1‘ ‘ ,M, W. cw
““sz . “...... melodrama.“ Darlsn,telicnths ssuiting James latency. Es pleaded
“ I03“? Passes. Fast Norwalkpondyusrdsyaftssnoon guiltyandpsldaiiueoitisndoosts.
will; 2 .3: W 17 g: andsohadlyinjmedhuselfthat‘sbahad ,
[m9 “3 gm” 1m tohecaniaatoldward Wu”... ‘ Eugene llerrltt. or hon-rd. mm
”w ..."... ..‘EfioeWM-oummnigumo melmle.W.M
.. . 3,». .v. Jilin, , . WWMhIWW" ”h “m °"° °'
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Ws. 5i Wubllllfllll It.
The Alpha Wheel club were out sleigh
riding on the double ripper "Joker" last
night. They had a jolly time. but re-
turned to the club rooms nearly (rum.
Attire meetingol the directorsof the
Cooperative Building Bank, in New
York. James W. Hyatt was again elected
preddeot. and John ll. Ice, formerly of
Norwaik. third vice president.
--The Boston store. Norwsik, ever
alive to the interest of its patrons, will
give to every one whosepurchass amounts
to ten dollars or more. a "World's Fair
Scureuir Colo." free. Present value of
coin. ti. Future value, Oil).
hits. James llott died Thursday at her
residence in Brooklyn. The remains
were buried at Hempstesd today. The
deceased was a sister-in-law of Mrs. ii.
If. Rose. of Camp street.
’i'tiecaauiftheState vs. George Vari-
liooeesr. William Gmwell. John Nash
and Gould Sherwood for an consult on
William Albin.came up before Jufliw
Mead this morning. The case was ad
joinrued forawvck. the accused giving
$200 bonds.
Coley and Frl'rirl. who formerly be-
longed to the Stamford Y. M. C A
team that came to Norwalk last night.
have been disqualified from the contest
because they have exhibited for money.
which feet makes them prufeaicoals in
the eyes of the amateur league.
——Clearin¢ rules while clocks are in
sesmn mean money in your pockets and
the benefitofalarruentu'ht-riinostuecd4
ed. Clearing sales out of seawm mean
money out of your pocket and little wear
of your garment. The ale of cloaks ut
the Boston store. Novwalk. is in season.
he splendid success comes from that.
In the Nor‘lh club‘s billiard tourna-
ment last night. two notes were played.
John H. Hoyt. one hundred, was de~
tested by R G. llaviland. one hundml.
ilaviiand scored one hundred to lion's
eightrfive. C. B. Coolidge. ninety.
beat E II. Lockwood. seventy. Coolidge
«Wiring his allottul number while Lick
wood was will!!! sixty nine, Alitilllt‘r
game is expected this evening.
(image A. Hill's People‘s 'l'heatre it: im-
pany will occupy the board-i at the Nor.
walk Opera Hum erery night next
week. with the, usual Saturday mutinee.
On Ifoodar. the opening night. the
drama. "Viaie: or. the Lightning Rod
Man." will he presentmi with the young
American coin-m. lliss Alla: Kemp, in
the leading part. The programme will
he changed nightly and theatre-going
people will have a chance to witness sev-
eral popular plays during the week.
The price of pork at this limes year
ago was four and four and onehsli cents
per pound. The wholesalers are now
getting nine and ten cents per pound.
The retailers have already begun to ad-
vancsprioes. Thevise iscausrd bythe
scarcity of hop in the West. Beef. too.
is higher. it is nine and one-half cents
per pound by wholesale now. It sold for
eight cents per pound a year ago. This
is owing chiefly to the loo block and the
couarqueut didicnlty for transportation.
Flour has advanced thirty cents per burr
rel and may fit higher.
-A vast wonder sale or womech
chaks.atthelloatonstore.llorwslk.
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OWCases. lC’culm’aa'ds
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..soornuonwm *7 cw"-
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union to?
"they may talk .. Walnut themajor.
ity or 3‘» drinker-o4 this city know where
‘ , This. with the
Coders. is our
greatest. hobby. (loco tried males “If
m it you aim. the new Potatoes
they got the llsstl
lined. grades of
of native stocksee ours. Wocao spread
your table at d‘mininiuro cost.
CHARLES E.
LEADING GRGlCER. .
unlit-Won“ urn.
Bosnia Ion-value Walks Acre- the (lea.
Ilsa-s awn [our of 05,000.
Donia Fountains. formerly of Nor-
walk_. who has been walking on a wager
, of (Mill) from New York to San Fran-
ciscoJailed of succcm. Be arrivedat
the place of destination on December at.
rbtmu. evehat 8 o'clock—eight
hosts Mediate-his time beinit up at
“Q'mb.-llqon.0‘ the same day. He
wag taken with ”P". bilious attack
betweenfiacraturuto ‘ San Francisco,
which compelled him Atolic still for a
on... soda very high wind storm also
impeded hieprcgrem. It was part of the
wager lhathe should walk on therail-
road all the way. He performed the
feat in oinetydive days and eight hours.
which was some consolation to him. as
the quickest time ever made before was
133 daya‘ Mr. Pountaine covered over
3,300 miles. an average of nearly: thirty-
eight miles a day for three months.
IOWAY‘I‘ON.
Captain John Low'ndea is slowly re-
covering from on attack of paralysis.
Edward Ladriga-i, of the stage line.
has purchased a new cutter.
Mrs. Arthur Griffin was caring for a
stove in the bouu Thursday afternoon,
when a piece ofcnal ilew out. setting her
dress on tire. The flames spread rapidly.
but she retained her presence oi mind
the contents yrer herself. putting the the
out. ‘
Theaubject of Her. C. G. Qtllen'e aer-
mon in the Rowsyton Baptist church t.»
Ill mow morning. will he "Satan Ques-
tioning the Belierer.” In the evening
he will preach on ”National Peril and lie
Remedy." Special nervicm will he held
next Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. '
BABIES.
Slice Sildltl Weed. daughter of William
Weed, is quite ill with scarlet leter.
LiverymnuGeorgeS Boley is spend-
a few «laya with his poems in i’eekaliill.
The entertainment for the hem-fit of
Fit Julio‘s church, to be held in the town
hall. has been postponed until Thursday.
february 2.
Mr. and lire. llcory Street and son
Harry. have been spending the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Forbell in
Broad River.
lranhoe Castle. Knights of the Golden
Englt'. will wlrbrlla! lite fourth anniver-
siry of their organizttion on Friday
February -t
iii-is Jennie Swat-id. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry fictitiold. has issued Ill-
vitatimis for is party at her borne out
Tums-loy evening.
Horses owned by Homer lliircliartl and
Tin-valor:- W. Austin indulged in an ex
citing fiiCt' it day or two ago, it hich was
won by the former.
Representative hiinsliiiry, of Darien.
has taken exception to the crituioins
made by several state papers on his
"dog" bill. and he says he will now pub
lisli the full text of the document and let
the public are its excellent qualitit-s.—-
Advocate .-.". -.-
WILS'IPOR'I'.
Agni-a limglas, of Westport. was yes:
teidsy granted a divorce from George
Dtltliillll. oi parts unknown. on the
ground of desertiou. The marriage was
in 188').
Chief Engineer Jones has ordered the
members or the Wortpnrt tire depart-
ment to appear at his oilice Sunday eve'n-
lng, at 7 o'clock. to attend services at the
Meimirial Church of the Holy Trinity.
lit-robots oi companies l. Sand 3 will ap-
pear in full uniform. and the members
oi company No. 4. of Slugstuck. will up
gloves.
A home belonging to ”Doc" Under»
ward. unpopular proprietor of the vil-
bu hotel. ran away roam-lay lllnrlloun
lsflsnaaniok. Ir Underwood. accum-
M ‘ " ' ~ b. an
.Anewmlmmwmfluwflwwlutl-Wm ... ”a,
bly humanity knownunderthelitle
the Catholic Reading Chris was craanls
ed on Sunday. at the parochial mldence“
under the auspices of llst-‘atherlh.
cum. Bernard Tully wsselectrdprssl-
deut.lud Iiss ifionielhrrettsrastsry.‘
The circle at present numbers ulueteen
pulses. list than Is nodouhttbltths
membership will rapidly lucraass. as
momma-”marrow
ular among theyousgpsoplswhsrsvcr
introduced. Fatherstocamhm pier-Is.
ad in the crest of animals-tannin"
mtiuganlminthis rastssr. tom
ride a suitable IssthIc place. with ‘
library of MM!!! the ussof .
memhsrs. Thematmsstingwiiihshsld
caThundayMIaditlssdd that
handwritten-amenit-
“‘l‘hslalfsottliahtsbsojamia'. list-
terrace-mm
"ttowlsthswistsrolosrdlsmsttst"
manned/b Mass as public
urns
n mum'- ntiiam Remain;
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Had. ‘
newsman-st
along Rivers“. smug when th- horas
stumblt'dand [at] near Adams Bmthers’
markstwaassddtlsssld. byahad place
is theroatl. The occupants of the sleigh
were thrown out and the which "I
badly damaged before the horse waacap-
“I“:
CIANDIIII PLAIiiil.
Ili- Bra Bedlent. of Weston. h visit»
in. her sister. In. nylon Boom.
sown-spread pcmsmorotspscsr.
‘ Inflation.“ haunts, has shin-d
nieces ll ‘1”, and. him
“- . M I my} 'l'hwsiauavirtnsis whatwshsvs
m. , . 4 tsdqfnrsrsathadarll labor-him
amwmwmmw at sslrwiisahstsshutssd.
on mama-t Crawford, Tuss- tiusas moms-inns with
. ”osmium. : ‘ ' W ham-hurl wadstaltaadsv
Hittite d Oath. lowland.
5m“ . ' momma-n.
. yellow saris. was horr- as
which“
s
”Mb ”'0
m
and catching upa pail of water. poured
pear in cilia-en’s dress. wearing white m
cunts-ms untrue.
The larwaik Association l'sa- Ontrlvais
the Sta-lug Boys.
The second of the series of athletic .
contests between the Young Ifen's Cloist-
ian associatinnspf Norwaik. Bridgeport
and Stamford took place at the aymw
siuiii of the Norwalk association last
night. before: fair sinrd audience. The
compellm were s‘mck team rmm‘ the
Stamford association, composed of J. E.
Jackson. Reynold Hamburg. Elmer
Nichols. Grunt Archibald and Charlie
Helicon a‘nd’a'loc'ai‘te‘arn made up of
Thomas Richardson. Edward Robinson.
W. N HIE. George E. Cram and I). W.
W. Ravrnoud. Five athletic contests
were on the programme. They were the
high jump. shot put. broad jump. pole
vault. and quarter mile run. The Nor-
walk boys we‘re more than a match for
their opponents and easily defeated
them. Both sides were heartily applaud.
ed. The scores were as follows:
.. HIGH JUMP.
Richardson. .. ..T....t feet 5 inches. 44 points
Arrllbald t " 6 t' "
Ha! ....... .. l “ ll ' re "
Jul-knoll .. . .. l ” ,.- " 2i "
Robinson ..... .. t " ll ‘ M "
Shhols .. ....4 " 6 It "
Cram 4 " 7 5:2 "
Kornberg... ...t " ‘- " 24 "
Raymond... .. .t " i5 " is
Melina... .. .t “ t " ti) "
Norwalk. 223 points: Smmfortl. iii points-
SHOT l’l’T
Richardsw.... . fifecmlncbteflltpointr
Archibald... .. ...hi " - " 8 '
Hal .25 " o " ti “
Jae-eon... .....li " 8 " a) '-
ltnhinon .. . .. at “ l " 7.3 --
Ktclmls ....... ‘ " .. " — "
Pram. .. 2i " T " I) "
llenzbcrg ............ I) " s 7 ll ‘-
Raymond .. .2.‘ " 4 " M ”
Mention .. - '* ~ " ‘ "
Somalk. 35! points; Stamford. ll» pair-la.
BROAD Jl'll’.
er‘blll'flaon.... Siceitincheawpoiine
Archibald... .. ..'.. B " 6 “ l3 "
"ltd .. ... .. ii “ -” “ ll
Jick-on . ...? "ll‘i “ 3'»
Robinson” 3 “ T " 5) “‘
xenon .............. I .. o5 ~ :9 -
Clam... .. .. ..8 ’ llfi " I” "
ll-ruberg........... . .ll, “ 5 “ 3%
Raymond“ .. fi ” 3K " a?
“climax: ’ " 8 " :‘3
. , . .
.‘mrwdk. 213 points; Silt-third. 178.
. POLE VACL‘I'.
Archibald
.5 to! e int-hes. S'ointp
Richardson .—» ” ~ " fl “
"all . 5 ‘ ll 3 "
Jatkmn . 6 “ 9 2‘: "
Rubmmn . . . In " 9 2 '
Nichols . . ....-— -» — "
ram........... .7 .3 3t "
Henlbcrtr ....... 5 ‘ u ' I . 2: "
Bay until. .. . . . 5 " ll ” i "
“(‘Htinfl “ 7 .. '-
.‘lflWnlk. m polnu; St t ford. if!»
QUARTER MILE: m1".
Rich mlmn ......... 014:; 5 seconds. 5‘! point»
t ..
Archibald it.
"all! 45 “
Jurietm .. “ m “
Rr liirivlon ll “
‘h-tiola . ”
i‘ram .. .. . . ‘ 5 "
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flay . rititl ,, Tl ' 3'")
Mciirinn. .. 't " a)
Nnrrnlk. laid mink: Mumford. ill
Grand ltihal 'Slrfwalk. ”1133; Slnmfnrtl.$3.'.
The score t-itcli innit mode was: Rich.
aidmn. 195: An hliulil l9‘2; Hull. 197.
Jackson. lii: Robinson. 2'24; Siclinh. 77:
(From. 193; llertzberg. i-H; llayiiioml.
200; lllc‘luun, 98.
Th». Nurwalk boys feel much elittrtl
over their victory and look upon their
defeat by llriilgepirl iii the first contest
with much less rum-t. ln lhsit count!
liridarport stood “'90 prints in Norwalk a
[W The next conic-<1 will take place at
Stamford. who-n that team will try their
prowess with llridgeport. The date sot is
for February 3. A number of the Nov
walk members of the association will
witness the contest.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Leisure is time for doing something It.-
l. 1
Sugar owistomsi with rim-gar is good for
hiemugli.
Ashmole. the great antimisrlsu. was a
aad-iln's son.
The Armstrong gun was planned by Arm-
Im‘ in lafs'i.
A telegraph line was an. up on the Great
Western rallwayin In. " '
The father of David [Asthmatic wm an
operator in acottoa mill.
in um there were lawniilsaoftsle
mph wire in Great Britain. . v
flochlnea for making tacks wriw list
made by Thomas Blanchard to 1m
Compiler menthol is an excellent la~
halent if one is suffering from catarrh.
lrJ‘qutaluhastradsdhorassand is. hmdisorarshiiisdsumully
! mm .. "ow .. who:
ill-a nu. rim. at Valley Forge. gun‘wmm m
Usatoqurisltlnallnrrash Gram“
The put Latin writer of comely.
Terence. was a sis-rs. aawss also his lather.
isisestlmatstlthatupwardotlm
um
Iouhrlandand ssswasb
“rumination and Constant
A has lion-i aluttua always: wore
nip-statusehssssid hastiIthsiot
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PEOPlE'8 IIBKIET.
18 North Main et..l i. Norwnlk.
Telephone cal . ‘53 3.
SUNDAY nuances.
Preachers and 7;:Themea in Norwallt
Churches Tho-sorrow.
Sort-m Xtiiiwsut ('osoiirzosrioxsr. \i‘r-st
avenue and West streets rtev. lie all H.
lie-N. pastor. Services llb'll a. in. and HI)
[3. to; sundnyaohonlJZni. Young i’mplc’s
hhlrl)’ of tihnstiun {Endeavor meriim: at
d;mu‘rvloch:etuhjert "fiod'si'ot'ennnt "Thou
Wilt—Then." Led by lllrsJi. ll. Heard. The
pt‘ipr thmor‘mng an ill”! will be "God's Calls
on e 't: r ;“ even nu: snijeot. "Cb M and
llartl “mired lien and Women " Junior
Ha—lety of Christian Endeavor. Tow-day. “I!
p in: Meeting of f Mitre ill the church with
the sewing t-irniiiiittve of lite King's Daugh-
rrs ircl .Tu :d‘y afternoon ill 2 n'c-lurk.
Soc-tn Sortwsui Murmurs-r. “'83! avenue.
near burner. Rev. l1. 1': Burners, iwmr.
New eve iii.” a. in. and 1'1!) p or: Sunday
schml.6'1in llvv. W. Lrouder will worth in
the morning and the parlor in lbi: evening.
Surru Nortwaut Barrier. Wear avenue. nenr
Pine street. 5 . wilwrl pastor. Pvt-mixing.
isn't! a. in and Lil) p. in: Sunday school. ii on:
\. its. (7 E. rater meeting. mm p. m. itrv.
A.T- r‘t‘l "lull . of Suwlliiu The -l gical Scull-
nary, w ill preach mo blot; and wanting.
Thisrrr EPIst'OPAL. We-t street and Fair-
!lehlawnumsoath Suilru’alk. Rev. Olin liul'
lot-k. rrcvor. 3d suud-ty after I'piprutii). Morti-
ma l’rv-yrr Litan)’ and sermon. nt “le t m ;
Sunday ochre-l at 123% p.;ni. Evening Prayer
and a rznun at 7.0) p In. Serviw in the 5* d
isu language in the Sum-lay school mm at .109
D. in.
Normans (‘nxonmn'nosau corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. 1'. K. Noble.
pastor. Services at lflbll a. m. and 75!) p. m '.
a'u do}; emu-ii. till 1. iv . Y. P. 5. C. iii.
lun'llflll. lizill p. in. limiting, the work and
man's Hf ' The Am- fl(“l'l l'ull» t: and Educa-
‘l-in swirl)" all! bl‘ presentrti by the a-eisi‘
:snl mcfrlol’ . tin. J Ji. Biddle. 'ltw wv-ir
will conduct im- opening pen-lies. Err-trig,
lziv- oct‘lln‘i ..f a series nl‘ petiplr‘s wring-rs. ~ub<
lrctqfl'iie Fir e int-n: l ”milieu." lirwpfi sire
r amour. I'ooitrrtraiionul ain‘t. g and sw-ial
usual . by lb: choir.
SoirwaLit )irriionnlrr. Wait and Mutt awe—
iiiim it” George Van Alstyne. 1). D. Muir.
Service» l'lil‘: is m. and Till p. to: Sunday
whom. 12th.: EDWU”bI-€1L"lt‘ llll‘QllhlL dill p.
m Iturninz subject."“l‘ho Kim's itignisay."
atoning :nhjevt. "An l u p y “no "
Soitwltut BAPHST. fact avenue. rlppueln-
umn. Kr“. F. E. Robbins. prumr. Ser-
. in»... llb’lbu. m, and Inlll p. iii.: Siiiiiiuy sch-sol,
l: in.; :t-mperanre will? 3.1" p. in.; in Int
periple‘s meeting 6:)! pt in. Morning nub evt.
"The-Bus I} of the Soul." ht’rmng enbjx .
'r.ruant‘ip.siinn." fin hmed by btplll‘m it w r-
Jr». nitn which a run-lit y minute~ prayer and
water service will be bold.
>3! Prue's EPlumPal- Church filmhllplflr
slit’ the Iirwu. Snirwulh. Rev 5‘. T. uranium.
in _i r servic with grown. at mm a in. n ..
.i \'§('ll‘ull.l ill in. O Mine ~tt‘h'lcu wiih titr-
wn :tip in. klnrniw minim. “the Fir i
Mli’lrl (‘nl'lill'llltd. inching ‘subjwt. "The
_ iron-urea u! the mow."
ilitm’c EPls‘t‘thai. Wilden avenue and Fri»:
{rt-er, .\nrmtlk. itcv l‘. H. Watkins. rector.
iriiul Ni via) nit»! i-Z,<ipli~ny. \Iurmo;
l’r iw-r l. him lsl' (l M‘llh ~ri. ll). 0 ...
m ; Snn'lny arhml. 1:,ilp...:. Evening l’raytr
.imi - “Him. or ‘I: it t . t-l. All are wt lrurue
51' “All”. it t'.. rvlrnrr of \“rui Itrlliit‘
antit'linpel aim-l. Somali lot-v. w. J Slut—
Illu. pastor lam Moire. I a. in; t‘liil-lrcn'n
“momma. m ; liigli .\lit~~. Willa m.; Vespers.
“.‘ilp iii
Eur .\\'l:.\i't. litrritmiisr. near \‘unZnnrii
atelillr. LN SHHHIL‘. lit-r. t'. M. Punt. [Mr
tor. ['Tt'as‘ltiltfl limit 13. In. amt 7:“ p. ill-1 Min.
rlzsy N‘htlll. ll: rug with; penplc'y- lflt‘a’llilg lijll
ll. m.
51'. Y‘al'tis \lisims. ‘l'm Zuni! an! O-lirirn
.u'tniiea. hm. hurualk. Sit .vtis)‘ H'hmilllill ._
in. I re > .‘llllllal urinal-tin ital “I'll” the to All
Anvrx‘r Huron-us. l‘an’lamit I\’t'tlllt‘. Ens!
Sorisislk. l’reiu‘liiiitz. llhli it. in. mid izill p.
ms. Sunday M mail it: in. Young l'tmplr'e nutt-
intt 6.3! p. tn.
E in Norman: Stratum l‘osmmisrttwat.
lilwrw llr' swim-m lies. L‘. J. .tunlermiii. has.
tar. Nrut‘th m in.» ‘— in and iahlp. 111.: Sun-
rhty M'lltllll. lie!) ii. iii.
r-otrtu Nuns \i.it Lam-rut: ill-«m. Influx-:-
.ull street Herman 11ml v ~clmil i|l ill: It it.
in :tirrm our» um i 10‘ r. m . \l) pm or.
U. A. llrm Lottie-r; Entrust: .‘Eui’lt‘l «ll 3a)
p. in.
srnisowmiii L'runs ('Iurat. Ely avenue
Smith Norms“. .‘umlm Min-0'. Jill p rii.;
owning sarvl r' 7 ii. iii. sillijrt'l. ”t’hilmnn
ll'llx f-(T."Wll l' ter l..lll. Hungarian wri’li‘r
at n :2!) is. in. and Ii 9. in.
illtItMTIVil.l.l ttiurci. l'horrh urn-t. near
‘I‘sylor avenue. Sundial school a! .lm p. in.
\‘m-so lss's t‘iiuimiss Ami-intuit. -
Bible mum at it p. m: Slum; service at l p. ill.
Arittms luminmr iii-mural. Knight
~lhvl. Summit. Nev, J. ll. Junta». twins
Morning servxe at in: ills. tn ; blinds, whoo‘
us! into m.; l’ris er meeting at mi p. in:
steam: sen-Ire. 7: o p lb.
t‘susiiv llsl'fllfl Sili‘lfi'.Qlllftlunl ltnlld.
lflR. mrner Wall and thlttht struts. .‘a‘nnulk.
lbs-tor. llev. Y. llcorw - . l‘uwlke. Christian
eavor meeting. til p. in .
Llit‘l' "If ILIZTIIEM
Remainina uncalled rural the followlhir tuni-
ottm tor the work milling rum. 1m l'rr—
aoris railing for any of tires lfllm will please
my they arsuirertissvll
”Horst-Ir llr sod“!!!- sin"? I: fir . an.
I I O r '
out ...:n'... ... “ W "
i-‘or Flinn ihe rill-st lbs-re ls milling
better than a flannel cloth saturated with
(limitihnlaln's not. lllslrn and union on
om thr- seat of pain). it will produce a
mom irritation wilbout Misti-riot. sod
is not rodlssgmbler as inward: In lat-I.
is ranch superior to any pla-ter on ac
count of its pain-Missing qualities. if
used in time it will prevent pneumonia
i-‘ilty cent bottlts [or sale by u. (I. Still
sou. (linguist.
_M..,M._ Al».._n‘..._... ......
If a Row York millionaire urea a din-
ner at 5th avenue anti Mantegna-tine
“10.00. which gives 1i! psi it
out these
m’uiam H." w M“-
have to J!)
each for Cact- ii Care to cum’tfirn
whuwoaid ileum ring in il
mutant-v shouldt noggin-re
mat f
Ignite» 'a
l store when.
matured and
mute-trou-
mmzm.
‘ changes is;
Pltcher'a Oi atorla.
chih ten cry tor
Pltcher'a c: storla.
1
l
must-unwimwmu
“tsunami “term
'I'Iufishaanslhl mum
meanness-t1 mum
than? Ellis. nrooaiiee‘
m..- , W
” ltwlllpsyyoutowotchonrad.‘ ; .
Would you know what ice is hi best,
That fills our souls glib odmirlition:
Thin it is. dear friend and neighbors.
‘ Pure and simple imitation.
Come and follow where we lend you,
Feeling neither doubt or fear.
Success will surely crown your efforts
if you do but TAG and PERbEVERE.
Till FINEST TIIllKElS, CHICKEHS. llllllKS. ETC. Ill THE lllllllll.
(E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FllEE crustal.
-.‘___. - ....
D . month
SEYMOUR.
33 WASHINGTON ST.
... ...... ......
PEfl’lE'S MIBKET,
2| Wall at . No'wulk.
Telephone call. 5 7 3.
Taylor a Golden.
lleal Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons lookin fmnlot. or house and!
with tho.- \‘lt‘W n purchlelug. are invited 1:;
till aim! ex mine nnr'lisfi. ll chat-e them for
s .b n over} part0 leclt a ream
pnrrunndvntni terms. y ‘ coaxial?”
“Kevin.” ‘“‘
YAN'I'ED wGentleman or ind tailor—e
\‘ s-lnryflr'sl. Position perma’iient Null:
way {we paid her . Enclose relerencee and
self—addressed etumpel envelope. National.
km )I-vriadnvtrk h‘l-l'g..(’bii~ag~i. dflfin
.. . . ., .‘ 41..--
1‘0 l.l.’l‘.
' “Tl (kimono of seven rooms andnndo
inn» rwnts. in the "Mltlrn building. cor-
tier m “'ulluntl River strect'.X ' ~
ply onyhe premises. B onm‘k‘h ‘1‘qu
OTTAG"~ of six rooms. corner Grove strce
_ uni ‘vMfld'll'd arcane. 813; cottage ll;
\imulwarti avenue rent Sit; live moms on
first timinusrner South Slain street and Han-
(It!!! l'l'fl’tt. Rent 81.3: four rooms corner
\‘llod‘fll’fl avenue and Meadow stree; rent
80. Apply to ILA \t’oudw..rd til.“
"E l hit-beater place. 24 )l ‘
T nurn amt alarm! one cordial-13%:
biinnlamr of fruit trees. eh'. Rem.“ pet'-
_ hour-e t then or: f
Lignr ('0..8» \i ashingtuu a re'e’t. the Old dill“
)Rn-or ions.
F‘ ...o. ll. n. i?‘il“’l’l‘l”“”=“"“’ ”"
v: tirerce“. it reasonable rates. I M
.l. . .b—nnlmrs. t h night sin-4. "2212..“
Pam mt I.I-2.
Al.l;.h.§Y a titres-one sermin {5147?}:
r \\m.H..si.<an" '
slrrel..\'nrwalx. m lb H h “.120,
sitAib‘Kleu-kt-t. Price ' . 8 cas-
i‘ urnfiiinchr-s B‘s? rumm- ([13:51?th
new. (mu beacon at Mrs. l" A. l'inlur's
gun strut. 5o!-Alla,|lt.lrl \vnimtm. Jan.
. l3
‘Vllt:~‘\l.l’I—Re~itleore 02111.... i .
1’ mar "olden ltisl «mt: mu gnarl}:
[invents-his; W!” is: will at at b -r_ uin. C I It;
in. x htiapp. in: a‘asuinton elru-el. ills w
Los'l'. ' " '“
il'l'il'EES ('re cent Terra: e a d ' M‘-
B er's Isl-ire nhziitcbtif keys. anaetnwuill
please rr-turn than to Mr. Kris-gm It
ghfrrlaiumrnlr ‘
tll’llllA Hill‘s}; Mill WALK.
Geo. lifHIII’s
People'slhealretompany
0er SOLID “'EEK. CIIMMENCIYG
Mllllllll, llllllllll 23.
The beiiurlinl .ietrnh. \‘o clot and Dormer.
llss Alb”: KEMP:
And the (hammer Comedian.
Dill. tilitl. A HILL.
Absintlt‘ l.) :« rumpmi If ‘lerli artist!- in
the n l- lift-[rd drama in four am. entitled
Vixie Vaughn
or. the
LIGHHENG BUD Ml.
lnrrmlisrine hum-mom Spat-lites '
Dunn. lilo-es. tut-ts. ell". “my”
GRANGE ilF Pill EVERY NIGHT.
Misti-idea i0, 20 and file No higher.
(trunl l‘n . ll) Ma'lnw null-turd“ a'ie
tmri'nl i-s-ais time im hole It Mllt‘b'll'l
p) sw
Purchasing Agency!
)lru. llrrltrr wishes In inform b" in)
and tlu- prililu' g nl'llllt. Ihal also wl I maul:
plinflhhrnnrkt" materials. and «in Ihuppln‘
of al. Imnli-l r lulu-u ililit.‘ not of tlietrtty.
l'irtirnhir attention will . -
in»: mm" ho a ten to match
MM. 1. i. lulu,
its. it: West Twentieth street.
New You Ultr. it’ll
Sillllllltl. lit/18TH.
Free 1 Free 1
HOUSEWORTH'B
WON GLASSES.
Profit. Houseworth
BMW. All!" (ill ill! Ill.
wmtwst our almond will racism-sac free
H. S. HOOD.
is South Hats strut. south ”117.13%.-
W
on sun of Illlll touts.
is’hsrebv m9 «
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p. at. and starlet
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