the ‘itrnfonr' noun; nu ride along the Atlan- E o mummy»... 111,5}. .1.: Lens spring Lamb, 1m to. Room Lamb. Is up. ‘ Will use»; ,. Isl/.1 It. Omit shoulders. 10s is. lilt- .. FW _ ' ~ ”a“! no . “Show has also «mu. amines ruins thinnest twan- till coast. Conditions favor for this vicinity 0 weather tonight. with toiling temperature! . , 5 5 Thomas L. Pack. of East avenue. has the grip. "W d‘udce \Aaa B.’ Windward and J. R. Marvin are planning a trip in Califor- ~Tocues and a... Marts. O’Brien.5 u—qs—vpvh—qu—v Mrs. John Hannlgan. of France street will spend Sunday in New Can- aau. m..- ' (trace Church choir rehearsed Men- ;ielsobn’s Hymn of Praise. alst even- as. William Hummus. of South Main atrium. is new etapioyed by Draggist George b. Stilliibn. , Mus—a. Henry 1!. Bolivia“ was in Newark, N. .1., yesterday, attending the funeral at baboon-inm- .. , ~—'l‘he longer you smoke on Imperial Crown cigar'the shorter lt gets. The only had feature it has Miss Edna May (lay. of Washington street. has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. ChiltOn Baker. or Mount Vernon Neil Pierce was able to be at W. P. Beers's store. this morning, for the first time since his recent illness. An administration of the estate of Mrs. Maggie Arnold will be appointed Tuesday, January 24, at 10 a. m. ' The annual creating of the Loans- bury 4'1 Bissell Company's office at Winnipnuk January 22, at 10 a. n1. W 5—Blfirive in High Grade Toilet P.1- pers rge rolls 7c. 4 for 25c; small rolls, 4c, 7 for 250. Big discount to trade and hotels by the case lots. 1‘. J. Magner. ' Harry Wilder and family are to re move from Orchard street to the Hurt Danton place. '23 Maple street. - Rev. J. J. Faust, pastor oi the East Norwaik Methudlst Church will preach in the Cranbury Chapel Sun- day. at 4: 15 p. m. 330008880 vii-t of Willis H. Sei~ la the 8.1%"...“1. clothier. and Miss Ella F. Lockwood. of Lewis boro, is announced. Mr. and Mrs. William Petrie. of Ad- ams avenue. entertained a party of gtrests. Thursday evening. in honor of the anniversary of their wedding. —-Washburn's Gold Medal F‘lour. 63c bag. 84.95 bbl., at .Ioseloff‘s. ‘An application for the sale of real estate belonging to the late John Hines. will he heard in the Norwalk Probate Corrrt, Thursday, January 17. at 3 1mm Water .Oommlasloner Levi Hantord. or NorWalk. is seriously ill at his home in Balden avenue. Water Commission- er Gould B. Hoyt. who has been ill of the grip. is somewhat improved. Thursday evening. the Rev. George VanAlstyne, D..,D of South Norwalk, presided in the Songs uclt Methodist Epidcopal Church. L t evening the services were under the auspices of the Salvation Army, or South Norwalk. ~Soft Hats. Bolt Hats. O’Brien. I”Mrs. Kate Moody Spaniding. of Biiweport. will address the King's More at the Norwalk Congress tionsl Church. this afternoon. Mrs. Spnlding is the state secretary of the Connecticut Branch of King's Daugh- tcrs. At the South Norwslk Methodist Episcopal Church the pastor. Rev. D. it. Strecter. will preach tomorrow. as the following subjects: Morning. “The Wrong Way and the Right Way to Run a Church." Evening. "Ones (late. Two (latos. Three Gates. and Other Gates.” Everybody invited. it‘lcdcrlck l.. Ilurr. of .127 Main street, Danbury. who is superintendent of the Norwalk lion Works. in South Norwsih, who et with a painful 1f not serious neck out. Thursday after Dr in descending a flight of stairs the factoryw was nutter-hi extreme pain. yesterday. from trial ary. His: lower limbs are seriously effected. it is hoped by his physician that the (Ill will result in no ”permanent sfisction, OOMITOON. Vin-it‘ll. a bow AND Jo TI "QW‘I". I' . sell the paint that wears twice as long as load and oil-«Doves load and.I 2‘ an: otreot, Nor-walk. is ill of the grip. (1 Wm” been landsorna y renovat Kafirryn mister. at Main st 11 horses dirk Dram-elect. --iie ' ii Sliver maid in! 3 d -. :7. “31.111113101191361 505 Oniyaa :3“: left at T._J 5, .Magner’ s5. 5 .5' ., William Shoshan and son Edward. of Plymouth avenue, are seriously ill. Hope Hose Company will hold an adjourned meeting. Tuesday evening. P W. Bates. of Norwalk. is slowly Ition. The town Board of Relief is in ses- sion in the town assessor-11’ 051cc, this afternoon. The Pine Ledge Whlst Club will meet with Mrs Dexter Hitchcock. Monday afternoon. 5 ~Umbrellns. Umbr‘ellns. C'i‘iricn. The estate of the late William Smith was admitted to probate. yesterday. in the Norwallr Probate Court. W Tire annual meeting of the Norwulk Board of Fire insurance Underwriters will be held Monday afternoon. WW The District Division. Sons of Tern- pornncc. will meet with Concord Divi sion Monday afternoon and evening. The adjourned meeting of St. Jos- eph‘s Total Abstinence Society will be held at the rooms in Music Hall blocs, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. am ——Nothing better for a lunch than a Welsh rareblt. with a glass of Musty. P. B or Stock Ale. lureka Lodge will visit Rebekah Lodge. of Stamford, next Wednesday taking the 0:41 train. Tire return will be by the 10: 55. The Tramway Com pany will hold a car at Darlen for the accommodation of Rowayton members. The. special committee appointed by Mayor Cummings. of Stamford, to (in range tor the balloting on the plan oi consolidation proposed by the loves“- gating committee. arranged with the Mc'l‘ammany balloting machine people for the use of two machines in the Town Hall. today. the date of the bal- loting: but it is expected that one will be sufficient for voting purposes. It is ’purposed to use the second ma- chine for practising. - ——inventory Remn't Sale-4000 yds. remn'ts best Percales. 9c yd.: 2000 yds. best Sea island Prints. “Ac yd; 2500 yds. Printed Fisnnels in Remn' is. 121m yd. Ms. emu: a Co. 11 Dr. Harry Burr Ferris. professor of anatomy in the Yale Medical School. in an interview in reference I) the death of A. E. Ely. a student. stated that he considered the course at the medical school as now arranged to be so hard that he deems it unwise for any student to attend it. who is oblige ed to support himself while so doln 1. Dr. Ferris mentioned particularly in this connection the competitive exam- ination for hospital appointments. An important matter for the Fair- deld county Republican representa- tives to pass upon is the choice of a successor to Whitman 8. lead. of Greenwich. county commissioner. Commissioner Mend.ls a candidate to succeed himself. He is president of the ablest board the county has had in years. and he is sure or a renomin~ ation. The only opposition to Mr. Mead comes from Ridgeiield. First Selectman John Brophy is a candidate. Mums than the Northern Wood on in Pyny-Pcctonl, the rennin cam for coughs Word has been received from the County Commissioners that before long they will visit Westport one have a bearing upon the locating or the solution of Aloha Manner and Henry Pennoyer on Main str'.eet it is said the commissioners would have been here before to settle the matter. had not one of their number been ill. When the hearing is called it is thought it will be well attended as meat interest is manifested on both sides. W A suit for 96.000 has been brought insttboN: Y.. N. H.¢H.ii.lt. C tripany, by chson w. Hall. of Strut lord as administrator of the estate at the late Emeline Hall of lilo-ton. Nils. Hall was atr 111k by the White Mom» thin express on Iuly 0.1900. at Bridge. port. and was Instantly killed. alleged in the writ that the accident road. company in not providin safe means for crossing its east~ blown. as the train Stilt”: red the depot. PAINT YOUR IUIOY sort 78o. :triti Devon's Gloss Carrion Paint, ibr use: 10 colors. Gives a .310" corraltp also. around by machinery. 1 Hm 7' is Still " "lites for that was 1: min 111” ’iiiii haunt. 10a to rat Ia. WW Its-ks. 10046. 1 ”Marne. 10a and so: II. steam Ito-it. Is. it. PM lass. as dog. . halls” and Clam. 20s (it. mm A Borden's Mugs. lie :0. mi: Tshdlrioiit. ma Hooks. spars- , . 35d in, u ff'h‘; gaining strength after his recent opera?- it Irr was due to un- ucsliseacc oi the 1110- . ound ' tracks at the Bridgeport station. and ‘ because no bell was run: or whistle- : w I.“ TH “ gains strength and success with' each repetition. This, our sixth, is the mightiest of all ; mightiest in variety. in value, in ser- vice. With greater demands upon its facilities, the store. has given better service. Damp and drizzle outside. hustle and brightness inside the store; such was slrcstcry oi stormy yesterday. “Mill Ends" arc new fresh goods direct from the mills; goods from stock marked down because they nblc. Ends" not arc old or Iruscnsorr- is tlrcrc a woman in this vicinity who doesn't know “Mill and tire Locklrurt “Mill End" Sale? "Mill Ends" of linings. “Mill Ends" of wash goods. “Mill Ends" of silks. "Mill Ends" of dress goods. “Mill Ends" of linens. “Mi“ Ends" of domestics. “Mill Ends" of uplrolstcrics and draperies. And “Mill 12nd” prices on shoes. hosiery. underwear. men's furnishings. stationery. kiicllcnwnrc. crockery. jackets. wrappers-— everything. The Howland Dry Goods Company, apronsronr, cons. A Winter Without Show Has left in our store hundreds of pairs of Fine HandSewed WinterShoes These must be sold. Prices now $1.98, $2.43 $2.85. Men's Box Cali. leather lined. double sole. at Men's Enamel, lace and button. leather lined, at Men's. Vici Rid. leather lined and heavy soles. at Men's Wax Calf, double sole. plain toe. at Men's Vici Kid, double sole. new shape. at Men's Box Cali. double sole. new shape. at Men's Best PatentLeathcr, lace. hand sewed. at $2.85. $2.85. $2.85. $2.85. $1.98. $1.98. $3.48. Ladies‘ Fine Vici Kid and Box Calf. lace. at Ladies’ English toe, patent tip. Button Shoes, at Ladics‘ Fine Kid, hand sewed. new shape, at Ladies' Patent Leather, bull dog toe. lace, hand sewed, at Ladies’ Box Calf. bull dog toe. lace. hand sewed, at Child's Grain. button. spring, worth 85c, at $1.98. $1.98. $2.75. 33-50. $2.75. soc. We can fit you from a to es. in all kinds small sizes in samples at one-half price. Chen’s Shoe Store, 61 Washington Street. F. 1111013133. South Norwalk, Conn. iii" 4.! 'l J. Wyn LINE catch. ':1 (Hm-r51 GEORGE F. BEAR SE. LOCAL AGENT. I. '99 Washington strut. the Only Direct Water Route from NEW YORK no CHARLESTON Q JACKSONVILEE as» steam Seamus” and Excellent mun. Thus Mass at Wool: from New York ‘1 Afford- N M cum to 9.11 Southern Mu W WM. P. CLYDE Q C0..G use. a. mean. 0.11. Lilli arm sari". Jvaw radix; may Providence and RID General Altar: ,4 a, “dill Norwalk. Conn. . 1. a}... threesome. on. news urn'iioii'fiius. one We I!” “01000.. Ilsa 1990. 00010": list. The Whole Story in one letter about i‘JEMWi Painkiller (vault mvn'.) From Capt. 1-. Luyc, Police ilintion No. a. m1w:~uw- inquired} use Prion but r (111qu to buy a heat at ma" ‘ 1 find Anton-puny and. maternity. . 'r'ecsim. YMMWUQQW .5 MHOIT ODII FIRST METHODiB’liT '.EPISCOPAL Church, Lewis R.‘ Btnseter. D. D. pas- tor—Class meeting, 9: 30 a. m. . preaching. 10: 30 ill. m.; Sunday school, 12 m.; Blpwortb health, a. 45 p. 111.. ' preachingfl p. m. NORWALK METHODIST EPISCO pal Church, H. B. Manson. pastorw Morning Anthem. Nazarethflounod; solo for baritone, One Swectly Sol cum Thought. Ambrose; quartetto, in Heavenly Love Abiding. Holden. in the eyening‘the male chorus of twenty-three voices will render the following selections: Speed Away. Woodbury: Now the Day is OVcI'; Barnby: Ashamed of Jesus, Coles; (),'Rock of Ages. " EAST AVENUE METHODIST EPIS- copnl Church, John J. Ir‘orrst, pastor. —-Ser'mon by the punter, 10:30 a. m.; Sunday school. 12 m.; .lrrnior League, 2 p. m.; Praying Band. 0 p. m.; oven- ing sermon ..y the pastor. 7 p. m.. “The Translation of Elijah." Monday evening, Epworth League; Tuesday evening. class meeting; Wednesday afternoon. Ladlcs'. Aid Society; Thursday evening. Prayer Meeting. CONGREGA'lI'IONAL. SOUTH NORWAiiK CONGREGA tlonul.corr1cr West avenue and West street. Rev Paul M. Struycr', pastor ~—Prcuching service, 10:30 a 111.. subject, Finding and Br':lnging Slurr- Ildy sc,hooi 12 111., Young Peoplo’3 Society of Christian Endeavor. 5:30 p. 111., topic, Youthful Conuccrntlou: vespers service. 4:30 u. m. Folow- log is the program: Organ Prclmie—Andantc lr‘li‘tb Sonata. Moslrcl Opening Song Service. Quurtcttc—.Icsus Lover of My Soul, Williams Responsive Heading. Alto solo—Selected. Prayer. Qunrtciic—Oh. That l 11:10 Wings. Simeton Scripture Reading. Ofi‘crtory in D liar. Salomi Duct, tenor and also—Tho Crucifix. Filmore Addr'ess~—"i.otling Go." Soprano solo—~Sclcctcd. grnycr. unrtctie—Nunc Dimirus. Schucckoi Benediction. Postiude—tBy request), Wcly FIRST CONGREG ATIONAI. CHURCH Norwnik-Usunl morning servicrI preachlng by the pastor. in the cv- cning, first of the new series of prur- ticnl talks on peculiar texts. "The. Story of the Pebble." Annual church meeting. Thursday evening 7,45. BAPTIST. SOUTH NORWAI.K BAPTIST, W. H Hubbard, minister—Prayer meeting. 10 a. m.; Pr'cuchizug, 10:30: Sunday school. 12m; all are invited, Y. i’ S. C. E., 6 p. in. Topic, A Youthful Coneecratlon. Leader. Miss Aline Rider; Preaching. 7 p. or. All will be. ruude welcome. Seats free. NORWAIK BAPTIST CHURCH, DE- Witt 'l‘nlimage Vean'en. pastor-~- Pr'uyer service at 10 a. m.; preach- ing at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. 111.: Sunday school nt 12 m.; H. Y. P. i‘. at 6:30 p. m.; Tuesday lecture at S p. in. Thursday night pruycr' meet- ing. 7:45. EPISCIDPAL. TRINITY EPISCOPAI. CHURCH. Cor. her of West street and P‘nir'iielrl urc- nuc. Rev. R. F. Hlumphries, rector—— Holy Communion. 8:30 [1. 111.: Sun- day school. 9:20 a. m.; Morning Prayer and sermon. ll 11. m.; Even- ing Prayer and sermon. 7:30 p. m. GRACE CHURCH, NORWA1.K, RE\'. i. McClure Bellows, r'ector'—-—:\ior'rr~ ing. l’roccssionni. 00: Recessions! 05; Evening. Pr'ocessiorrnl 1323: Rt“ r'ossiorrul. 487. ADVENT. ADVENT Li-iRiSTlAN CHURCH. Van Znndt avenue. East. Norwalk. .1. W. Davis, pastor.—-—Preachlng. l0:30 n. m.; Sunday school. 2 m.; Loyal Workers‘ meeting. 5:45 p. m. Good singing. Free souls. and u cordial welcome to all. MISSIONS. SOUTH NORWAIM MISSION—PEG- ulnr' service tomorrow afternoon. or 2:15 o'clock. in the old Congregation- nl Church chapel in North Main street. James l.‘Hommedieu will have charge of the meeting. Tires:- meetlngs are very interesting, and are well attended. Come tomorrow and bring someone with you. Hi erybody welcome. GERMAN EVANGELICAL. GERMAN EVANGlEIJCAL CHURCH Charles A. Brockmeicr'. pastor'———Ser- vices evorv Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. in the Swedish Congrega- tional Church. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE. ii p. m. 100 East avenue. Mrs. A. A. Moody. First Reader. All are welcome. “‘.qu A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. Decompoud Light. Dr. Finaen De clans. will Kill the Germs. NEW YORK. January l2~ilix Ii‘lu- son. of Denmark, discovered several years ago what he declared to be it. cure for consumption in the form of "decomposed light." which. he said killed the tubercrrlur' gonna. Dr. George G. Hopklnrs.'of Brooklyn. who has been using Dr. Finscu‘s treatment di‘loonsumptives, says he has already . nearly cured two patients. Patients are treated In 11 room in which there is an are light of 22.000 candle power. The doctor says the lights are thrown upon the patient through a blue arises in front of the are light. . Tire doctor said yesterday: “Decom~ I posed light is going to revolutionize the treatment of consumption 1 think it the greatest discovery ever made. 111. Mason has been using it in Copen- began with the greatest success. The decomposed light kills the germs quicker titan anything i know of. My patients are subjected to fire light for an hour every day. Six weeks ago one patient came to the almost in the last stages of censumptiou. New he is at work. Tito pa to l have been treat- ing only two was s are already greatly lmprovcd’ " Dr. Hopkins believes that this is the first time the system has been used in America for the cure of consump . . tlon. He said ha5had used the system with success for the cure of cancer. , 1.5a HoraceB lit ’Wir Goa. Nears Mala A (iced Workman will give prompt. attention to, your plumbing. if you let‘ us know your wants in that iino.- ' We employ skilled and car inl assistants and the boat of illitlriiiiis. Call us up at any time and you '1] have reason to be glad you did so. Phone 137-3. Charles E. caps... so South Main street, South Norwaik. ' To Suit Everybody. .7 We have them coming- by the car-load every ‘ few days. M. TARLo‘v “WED“! rum . mu: Emit Daily Freight Litre sou’i'eraéfifrmx. and NEW YORK. Fr. ..,...“ “dis" PM? “Wadi-tn“ a. .. .. gig-.255, Propellers CITY OF NORWALK, VULCAN AND EAGLE. 5 Leave Norwnlh 5 p. or. Leave hosts Norwalk 6 p. to Leave New York 311.111. NY..NH’&HRR TIME TR BEE. In Effect December 2. 1900. LEAVE souru NORWALK roof" saw YORK. M.:—-12 53x. 4: 50X. 62.46! 6:66. 7:.13 7:.54 8:.16x 9:03X 0236.“‘5 A. 0:16- 11 53.10221: 10-. 40 1:11:511. e. M. ~12: 55x 1:.17 2:251. 4:04, 3:21x. 4:,07 4:50x. 6:38, 6:.55x,6:41.‘ 7:55x. 8:11, 10:20 ‘ SUNDAYS. ' , _ A. 11—12: 58x 156x 5:.4511 9.04. . p. 111—3: 21x, 5: 33, 5: 6511.7: zinier‘to LEAVE new YORK FOR aou‘l‘i-iL NORWALK. A. M.:—~12 02!. 0: 00. 6: 00. 7:00 8' 00x. 8. 02. 9:00x. 10: 02:, 10: 504.- 11: 001: 11:02. I’. M.-—-12: 02, 1: 04, 2: 0011.3. 02'. 3: 30!. 4:02x. 41.04 4:.30 5602. 6:00x,6:0535. 7: 00, 8. 00x.9:3011:0 SUNDAYOS. A. M. ~12: 02x. 6: 00. 7: 30, 10‘. 08. .. P..M~—-ii:0011.:.00 " ” LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK P5055! NEW HAVEN. , A. M.——12:08x. 1: 11!. 1: 203. 0:86,. Z542.) 8:44. 9:10x. 10:06x. 11:08:. :42. 1 P. M.:——-i2 021. 1:10, 8' 0711.4: 1 5:27 6226720011. 9'05x.9:15,11:"16‘., . Bridgeport. in addition to "bow-5P iii-.2246. 52.04 7' 28. SUNDAYS A M.:-~12 08x. 1:11x, 1:201. 9' 12,11:08x. P. M.:—-7 15. score Irons/lug 'ro oauailirlr A. M.--6' 'i P. M.:—-—l 20. 4: 2511. 0:10. 0:00. nausorw to scam NORWANRI, AM—000 726 98811:. ' P. M.:——4 00X,6 6:35. Sunday trains to Dnnbnry. 0:201. 7. 25 p. m. Leave Danbury. ii: 505 ‘ 6' 10 p.11) . An 11 indicates express. 714 5 v spin-war ' 1870435!“ to w Pier 23, East River, Beekman Street 1H
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