iii . at, 19:80 in. him 'i p.
‘ school titu..ir worth
chin
an
mm mist-lies. =
numb them Instructor
a‘nli William
, .
' ['h ’M.’
mt Mint!
WWW ‘ . ... ,
. was intent rout»
, III visiting in and tin. Leo on.
of Henry rest. Bast Norwalk..
M .lelk.‘ athletic Club
a we y eveni .
{held hyih'rsd Ito‘s Ill
won the
.
i
ll Taylor. ‘of Staniford. spent
ursiiay at the home or his parents.
“if. . noun. Henry Taylor. ofCovc
y .
. an’d lira. John Finch and two
ltd irvin Pinch. of Brook-
lieaa via pg Mr. and Mrs.
Iiit. maul: H ,. ~spent Thanks-
, ‘witll' Ivy. etia Judd. of Van
:, avenue; Ihli‘ will remain until
the hflldiytu." ~ . _
, May "Patch es and George
stone. of Brooklyn.. spent
Tha vtng tidy with Mrs. P. A.
Parodies. of (love street. “
Thejnisnibers of Mayflower Hook
. .Lhdddv Company had an enjoyable
outer su per at the truck house in
Yeoman t avenue. last night. About
thirtytdve members were present. The
" was prepared by Caterer
3illH, illiili 3 33.
IIIDOIPORT.
“hi
you"; Ark
, DEPARTMENT
ia‘reody for business and the Xmas
things are more pleasingthnn ever.
Today will find many people making
their selection. and it's none too early.
an you save the crowding of the last
'W'fweekfl. . ~ .
3 You get better attention. more time
“tit make your selection. and this is the
.1 best time to buy. = -
' Today we shall show you our full
ne of Holiday Handkerchiefs anu
‘ rs. For weeks we‘ve been bring-
em forward and during that time
eds have been sold. .
Co ired border handkerchiefs for Is.
dies.“ 3e. 6e and 100 each. ’
White hematitched handkerchiefs
my ladleii at be. 100. 12350 and the each.
At 1259c and 26c all linen handker-
chiets. ‘ ,
White hematitched handkerchiefa,
all linen. for gents. Price 12ch each.
White initial handkerchief: for is-
dies and eats at 15¢ each. All lin-
Oil.
White initial handherchiefs for In-
dies at iZSfic each. -
Japonnette silt initial handkerchiefa
for ladies at he each.
Fl e Swiss embroidered handker-
chi a for ladies from 125“ to $5 each.
Duchess lace handkerchiefs from 50c
to.” each.
, The .real Duchess lace bandherchiefs
noon? to 815 each.
MIN .MUFFIERS. “-~
White brocaded silk mulliers, Very
beautiful patterns. Prices 150. :1. 81.25
and 2.
Fancy Mufflers. Prices $1. $1.25.
. $1.50 .and_ 82. f
- Black silk, plain and hrocaded muf-
‘ let's. Prices Si. $1.50. 82 and $2.60. '
Ladies' silk mnillers. Price 75¢ .each.
Jap“ siilt initial handkerchiefs for in-
dies and gents. ' Prices 25c. 50c. 76c
and 01 each.
Every initial in stock at this 'writ-
ing.
wouan's GARMENTS.
The continued mlld- weather will
mean a great saving to those who buy
now. The manufacturers have held
, theirgoods long enough and now turn
them over to us at a cash price and
you reap the benefit of their loan.
\.A cold Opell will start the selling
lively. and it's best not to delay too
a eta made of hersey cloth in
bide, , tan. cantor and brown. satin ro~
maas'liaed. fourrows stitching on
gt ‘ W Pride 87.50::Ivaiae $10.00.
‘Pldbh Jackets. jet braid trimmed
with retinas. heavysharodinlu .
edgsii villi Aatrachan. notch collar,
with. rover-cs. heavy satin lined. Price
. i value $22.50.
' .sesl Mints. my like the
> . Price “5.00 to 875.00.
NVAISTS.
lilotaleta‘ waists. corded hack and
treason“ new shades. Price $6.00;
"val , “.50. . . - .
[lick toilets waists. corded back and
.. m sass: value “.00.
f pol, waists at very reasonable
8 AND
NICKWIIAR.
double laud satin ribbon. ov-
a yard instead of 45c.
40 pisla‘sllk ribbon. lac a yard.
a yard.
ribbon. 25c a yard.
we Winnif-
Charles Hubbard, and was pronounced.
excellent in every ' respect.
W ‘
Rev. John J. Foost has fully recover-
ed from his recent illness. and will
coed the servicesnt the East Ave-
nue Methodist Episcopal Church. to-
marrow.
M '
Mr. and lira. B. Anderson last night
celebrated the fifth. or wooden anni-
versary of their marriage. at their
home. No. 9 New street. Thirty of
their friends were in attendance. and
the occasion was one of the pleasant-
eat.of the season. Rev. Mr. Wiman
rssd‘f'a poem. and there was vocal and
instrumental music, followed by re-
freshnients.
——
About eighty persons were in atten-
dance at the apple social given under
the auspices of the Junior Itpworth
league. of the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church. at the residence of
George A. Rose. 10% Cove ptreet. last
evening. ‘ In the B. A. P.. or the L. A.
P., or the W. A. P. content the B. A.
P. was awarded to Group 5. The
Maiden's Blush. for the best poem,
which proved to be the big apple pie.
Group 3. Rnaseta received the L. A.
P.. or the little apple pie. and the oth-
er groups received the N. A. P.. or the
no apple pie.
Each one received a card no they
entered the door. These cards separ-
ated those present into groups having
the name of some apple. Then each
group was required to write a poem
about their apple. The prise. a large
apple pie. was awarded to Arthur D.
Ferris. the celebrated Henlicker poet.‘
who read the poem for his group. Mrs.
Charles Heating received the other
prize. .
The following programme was well
rendered:
Song.
Juniors.
Prayer.
Rev. J. J. Faust.
Song.
Juniors.
Recitation—«Thanksgiving.
Emma bioffut.
Recitation—~Brother Brown on Apples.
Eva Bowen. »
Song—~Appie Pie.
Edith. Mead, utficompanled by Mrs.
end.
Recitation-Grandfather's Orchard.
Harry Reynolds.
Recitation—Willie's Applet-i.
. Russel Faust.
Song-Selected,
Wallace Palmer.
Recitation—The Turkey on Thanksgiv-
lug.
Sons.
Gracie Robinson.
Juniors.
Refreshments. consisting of apple
pie.~apples. apple cake. apple jelly. and
lemonade were served. A neat little
and: was realized for the .lunlor Lenguc
treasury. ’
WEST NORWALK.
Miss Alice Hall. of Coiebrook.--bna
been calling on friends in town.
Mrs. Franklin 6. Stevens enjoyed .1
visit from her father and mother on
Thanksgiving day. '
visiting her uncle, Charles Wheeler.
has returned home.
Daniel C. Green. who exchanged his
sistyvacre farm for a bouae ill Nor.
walk. has moved andia now living
with his aon-ln-iaw. Willis Crane, in
East Norwalk. Albert Wellnltz. milk-
man. is the new owner of Mr. Green's
form.
A surprise party was planned for Mr.
and hire. Edward Johnson. Monday ev-
ening. in honor of the anniversary of
hire. Johnson's birthday. The party
was given and the evening was enjoy-
ably spent: but as sometimes happens
in such canes. the event was not alto-
gether unexpected by the host and hos-
tess. They had learned of the pleasure
in store for them a week in advance
from a neighbor who had inside infor.
motion. The neighbor kept the secret
as long as he could. and t on took Mr.
Johnson into his con dence. Mr.
Johnson shared his intelligence wtib
hire. Johnson. and as a result the for-
ty-flve guests who assembled found
pleasing preparations made for them
from the very threshold to the dining
mom.- Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Thaddeus Johnson and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Johnson. of New Canaan.
Mr. and hire. Andrew Johnson. Mrs.
Charles Johnson. Mrs. John Decker,
Mr. and hire. Fred Fillow. Ilr. und Mrs.
John Pillow. Ilias ldna F'illow. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Burtis. Mr. and hire.
Charles lather. lies Jeanie Hamil-
ton. lira. Sarah Hamilton. Mr. and
bin. Coleman Roscoe. hir. 'snd ‘ifrs.
.George Weed and Miss lldna lather.
A 'iOIIUN DANG“
If you ever had a cold which you per.
mitted to “wear away" it may interest
you toknow it wuadangsross‘pro-
oeading. Every cold and cough which
is neglected paves the way for coa-
Ilnioa. bronchitis. asthma or es-
tarrh. Otto's Cure. the famous flora
no threat and lung moody. will cure
TRINITY
Miss Carrie Cullen. whonhas ..beeu ,
. g limiter twice at p. m.
logs Tu and Friday
in. mmiilrsy fl. meeting on
at is” p. in. The music
will . liows:
. t. by Tonga.
. . s so 0 y
g rv “mind’s; Ruth
and Naomi. In the evening the
numbers“ will canal of Saviour.
When Night involves . Silica. by
.lillelloyi trio. for o. site"and
' = tenor. outrage ‘ lit Show lie
the Path. by byn. in connection
with this service. Mr: Crows will
sing a solo. ‘
NORWALK METHODIST idi'itluoo
PAL CHURCH. West and Mott avev
. mien. ii. I... Boiler. Pastow‘hiuuic, tor
the day is as follows: 'iiornlng. An-
them. Love Divine. Macy: Quartette.
in Heavenly Love Abiding. Holden.
Holy Communion. Evening: nub-
ject of sermon. Ii'lesh or Spirit; an-
them. Jubiiaie Dso in (3. Schilling:
Gloria Patri, Williams; solo. Light
in Darkness. Cowen. hir. Force;
uunrtette. Near the Shore. Havana.
M
EAST AVENUE METHODIST EPIS-
COPAl. CHURCH. corner Saul sve-
nue and 'Henry street. East Norwsilt.
Rev. .John J. Foust. pastor-Class
meeting. 9:30 a. m.: Communion at
I015“) a. m.: Sunday school. l2 m.:
Junior League. 8:30 p. m.: Praying
Band. ii p. m.: sermon‘ by putor. 7;
Monday evening. Epworth imagine:
Tuesday evening. class meeting.
Wednesday afternoon. 2‘ p. m.. Ln-
dieii Aid Society; Thursday evening
prayer meeting; Friday afternoon. 3
p. m.: Ladies' prayer meeting at the
parsonage.
' coneasemom.
acorn NORWALK couoaooa-
tional Church. Went avenue and
by the pantor. at It o'clock. Theme.
Hell. Cornet solo. Calvary. by How-
ard A. Tilly. Bible school at noon.
Vesper service at 4:30 o'clock. Ad-
dress on A New New Testament.
Opening song service conducted by
Fred J. Force. with cornet and organ.
Miss Harriet hi. Heath will be the
soloist at this service. Christian
Endeavor at 5:85. '
NORWALK CONGREOATlONAl.
Church. Park and Lewis strcets.~
Services on Sunday at “1:30 a. m..
and 7:30 p. In. Revt W. (T. (‘uriis
will occupy the pulpit. Sunday school
of. ill m.: Christian Endeavor service
at 6:30 p. m. Everybody cordially
welcomed at every service.
BPIIOOFAL.
JPISCOPAI. CHlfltCH.
South Norwailt. F. W. Norris. rector
wilervices will be held in the South
Norwalk Congregational Church on
Sunday. December ll. (First Sunday
in Advent). as follows: Holy Com-
munion. 8 a. m.: Holy Communion
and sermon. 9:30: Evening Prayer
and sermon. 7:30 p. m.
“MAN BVLNGILICIL
ST. PE'FER'S CHURCH. NORTH
Main utrcet— Thanksgiving service. 3
‘p. m.
ADVERT.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH Van
Zandt avenue. [dost Norwalk. .l. W.
Davis. pastor—Morning. 10:30. Com-
munion and Love Feast. led by pas-
tor. Sunday school. it m.: Young
People's prayer meeting. 8:00 p. m.:
preaching by pastor. 7:00 p. to. Sub-
ject: Somc Prophecy Given 2.800
years ago. fulfilled in 1899. All seats
free. Come and be with us.
BAWA'I'NN ARIY.
SALVATION ARMY. Washingtbn
Street Bridge-Sunday services will
be Junior Soldiers' Company meet-
ing. or Sunday school. at io n. m.
All children are welcome. Holiness
meeting at H a. in. Christian praise
service, or free-and-eaay. at 3 p. In.
Public meeting at 8 p. m.. to which
all are invited.
IIIIIOIS.
KNITDSi-‘lN.,ntl.l. MISSION. Chestnut
street—Service tomorrow at 311$
o'clock. Martin Kellogg will have
charge of the meeting. A brother
from the [layer Street Mission. New
York. will mint in the meeting. Ste-
phen Holmeesnd part of the hiaic
tlhorua will lend the singing. Come
and bring your friends and enjoy
the service.
GRANITIWILLE SUNDAY SCHOOL
~Besiliona every Sundty afternoon
at 3:30: o’clock. Parents and child-
ren living in Graniterllie are lnviteu
to attend.
A LIEUTENANT-COLONEL COM-
)IITS SUICIDE.
Washington. December z—The War
Department hld' received the following
December 2: Lieutenant-Colonel Ben
erton. captain of theATwenty-fourth
Infantry.
Luzon. at 6 o'clock this
reorient. amnnuvo AT unw—
rou'r. v'r.
lug."
Newport.
not building.
being made for hegian -
Morn- ‘
West streets. Gerald H. Beard. pas- W
tor—Morning worship. with sermon "
from General Otis. at ,Idanila. dated
while temporarily insane.
committed suicide at Santa Thomas.
near San Fernando. Union Province.
Vt.. December 2-Actiog
for the United States gliverninent. the
professor of mathematics of Norwich
University and two assistants. have
just made surveys of the sitc recently
purchased for the erection of a Fade
Preparations are now
the worh of
l u
lily «name of others.
fl mayjasvs your life.
= he undefined ol,f:ienda and neigh-
‘ gas testimony «slut Norwaihpso-
p . .,
“Will bring renewed ancomngement.
Jim is a case in point. .
Ira. J. Militia of No. 3 Toiles
street. a cillasn of South Not-walk says:
"I i like , a, lot 'oi"diher citiseus. ‘ got
'a 1mm “rin- at rim/m om
Store. My back soiled at the Mme, and
some i had very little faith in prov
prielary medicines. I thought they
wouldn't hurt me. and they might do
some good. i was surprised how gulch-
ly and quietly they acted. When I tin-
:hed the box the backache disappear-
Dosn's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers; price so cents a beets “oiled
on receipt of price by Punter-hillburn
00.. Buffalo. N. Y.. sole agents tor the
United States.
Ilemernber the osme—Qoan's—aad
take no other.
i .~ 'W—m‘w'mw‘ -.
" ”ufiAeflE
road
wash by at: was w h
33“ v "New”?! “Yam sl TS.
immediately. a both” Igw‘
Piuhbarglsts sen..mubm. Pa.
«new
CAM:
loos. FlfumWWs-u:d fir 90. De. Inigo
on (till! M ‘1' o o n.
stun-g lousy m. ”m.:-on: legion. sir
”JD-II. m hwn“m'mf'
M
m""""”‘ ””‘mWW‘
DILLIN DECIJINRB TO SERVE.
Minion. December, '1-—-John Dillon.
M. l'.. declines to serve on the commit-
tccn appointed by the recent Dublin
meeting to carry bathe unity negotia-
tloml. in 11 letter to Timothy Henley
be new he believes the country has lost
all faith in thc posalblllty of the re-
conotrurtion of the [lulled irish par-
liamentary party by negotiations be-
tween the membersdif parliament. and
add» that hedoea .not believe the
country will accept"a settlement so
reached. Hence. while Wlill'llliu well
for the effort» at unity. he decline-s to
serve on the committee.
NEW DRAFT OF SAMOAN TREATY
Washington, lkrember Z—Jl‘he lirit-
iah amlmsudor. lord Pulincefote. was
at the State Department today. and
with Secretary‘llay Went over the new
drafts of the. Samaria treaty. prepara-
tory to the final signing this after-
norin. Three copies of thc instrument
were prepared. one hit each of the
government's l-onrcmcd. and these
preliminaries were no satisfactorily
disposed of that there was felt to be
not the slightest further doubt of the
complete execution of thr- treaty today.
THE LOGAN AT GIBRALTAR.
Washington. December 2-«The War
Department has been informed of the
arrival of the transport Logan at (lib-
roltar today with all well on board.
The Logan sailed from New York for
hlnuila. November 20. with the Forty-
firat Infantry.
NOTICE!
Calling attentim to
the factthat I am now
sole proprietor of the
establishment of Nash
dz Van Scoy. I respect-
fully solicit a caution-
ance of the patronage
of customers.
Howell. Nash,
Cor. lull hill llid
Witt illicit.
ANTI! noiiWALK.
Telephone 121-2
W. I better time—they’llTM right
,tractive as possible? You've sntlclpst- '
to select your Wall Paper here. Our
. ’ I . V ,.
ass-‘5" 'caflafisumfl ":1 'ilm' ' ‘
aswshsvesverhad us an .
frantic ii.
o “in”. Books of melt Styles of
5
come «,5
w-w. ....-i_a
and you will have cause for Christ-
mas. _ Your relatives. intently. or
neighbors, it they com to no you. will
at home among new and pleasant sur-
rouaditiga vo‘u'u“ take ones. too. in’ ‘
chewing them around your linear. Whi’
not maize the home as piesssntpnd at-
?“ ll "MM my,“ tests with; you to
make itso. The coming winter dyed.
‘ lugs will be long. make them cheerful ,
with our pretty Wall Coverings. We
have many appropriate designs. well
worth a‘ call to see. It will proiit you
prices are reasonable.
E .
GORHAM,
10 First Avenue.
East Norwolk. '
Telephone Call. 135-2.
srovas
AND RANGES
NEW IND
SECOND-HID").
A'l‘ ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES.
Stoves Pat Up sad Repaired.
cuisffiticx.
no Washington Street Blrl‘iige
South Nor-walls.
h?“ Pimples
colonel-Woman.
loyorOM.
(lithium
Royfleari.
out in no u illiiltllll'll
«we... W ._.._.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
«thy! III“. W. Ptilil.»
II
Wail Papers and Borders
1 NORTH IAIN manor.
South Norwais.
Papers. Borders and Gilt Holding
taken to houses for inspection. on no
'ti’c'suby postal. Intimates cheertuili
Plumbing and Steam Healing
Hot Water Heating.
iiot iii Heating.
atom AND RANGE.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gas Fixtures. Ilatai Ceiling,
Have you seen our stock or
RICHMOND RKNQIB 1
Indonesilbichkiuio.
. u WALL tram. aoawsu.
South luv’tll Suing: But
Opendaily.sxoept MJTOIIi
a.m.toltm..sadfromitosp.ai.
SaturdayJantoilunadonlos
day «songs from 'i to s.
1
Sit
lamest on deposits.
ALDEN LIIANS. Frost.
JOHN H. I. Viea-Pra’t.
(I'llmulflm
HORSES
To Suit Everybody.
We have them coming by
the canload every
few days. =
M. TK'R’Lov.
mm
“lee-alt.
oiw. RAYMOND.
Snmsl'iilreitor
and seem.
Pancake Fido
Makes Cakes
and
Makes Friends
2 Sizes Packages 2 lbs 4 that
ALL GROCERS.
m
THE 3551 um 35m, 2'3
HIGHLAND mum is:
aionoarm spawn and mmrnv emote. ‘
HIGHLAND HAVANA”. HIGHLAND lem ”
HIGHLAND MALT EXTRACT. HIGHLAND UREA]! Ail-I. “
‘ anduaitwithiron. StoekAissnd
new or “ransom you FAIILY can. ' '
as carefully as a physician's prescription.
Tfll FOREST [ALT TONICS HADII.
They build up the weak. and are unsurpassed in any panteaial.
Hotels and saloons tarnished at reduced prion.
natuvnrutn FREE TO punctuate. 3
[551“: a. “MILTON, Sole lagoon
at scam sum Bram. nonwsmt Horn, 1 -, =
m Call. iu—a. South Norwalk. Telephone call, is". m
T!!! HlGHLAND. Winnlpluk.
IIGKLLND ON THE LABEL HEARS HIGHEST STAND“ l.
a ". '
,......Ԥ~-.-.._i... u.
in“. cheater"?
Edward 1'. Bailey. Pm. Stephen 8. Batch, Bee. and than
Smaller. Simbcr and Slimline. ' '
Planning and Steam Sawing.
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS m
Doors, Sash. Blinds. Hardwood lauds. Gallup, Bic.
Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses.
auaarmuo par-ans.
Mill and Oilice foot of Marshall at...
So. Norwalk.
ELE V ATOR.‘
“We never make excuses for charging high prices."
because it is not necessary. We sell the choicest grain
and feed at the lowest 'price. Why buy Hay, Straw,
Grain and Feed from second hands? Flevated Grain
is always clean.
Raymond Bros.
RAILROAD ELEVATOR.
.5555”
Best.
It is a well known fact that the best of workmanship
It Pays to Get the
Sign and Wagon Painting
Can be found at
TlllY’S Sign and Carriage Works.
COAL ! GOA L4 !
#119" 5.6? Having purchased a lat;- supply of Coal
v... k ‘. pnfloustothoncmtadvaneoinpdoglam
now in a position to give m m.
baneiltofthssams. my
Iy stool consists of Irat-slsss Goals
only, hath Lahlgh sad "salami-g. .
ilaaiotoa sad Jsdds. III. “are. lot
sad Pas. “ = ‘
Bpofll attution given the
preparation of all cool baton m.::-
nurse byearsfolandaxpssiemadmu. : ‘ ‘
JOHN H. FERRib. ,
us w-nm‘m' ‘,
'ilal
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