;
ill . til" meet‘Norwnliu' '
with?» louder would do: ,
night until. _ .
and Mra. Thomas tint-tin, or Maple
avenue, to sorioueiy ill; ,
Mr. Pottersonr‘wot Maple avenue.
. whone dog was lost. recovered it yes.
lt‘tIu-drty. A. won in Saugntuclt round
‘mr;
air. purl Myra, QllQDh}W,} Gotham. ot
Rayner avenueuetort today for Brook-
lyn. to round detonation” with rein:
liven. . . j. .5...
The Rev. J. W. Davis proposes to
give some facts and figures in his ear-
luon, tomorrow evening, on the “beet
Day signs," that will rurnlsh‘ food for
reflection to even the most oeepticei.
. .M‘ “elucidation-c: . . > ,
There will be ‘Isli'enllllll Prayer and
‘SOIMRV ut the Emilee emission. one
nor, Van Zuudt and On in overtime.
tomorrow .evenlwlob 7330.» land . luv.
Charley 'l‘. Coerr "will preach. All are
invited. . .. . -
The Senior .and Junior Preyan
Bands of urethral” Avenue Methodist
f‘vf _ .r‘wr‘: r
p. '
line ,
12 and Me lb.
It the
Easl‘Ave‘. Market ~i
suuu‘uuu
dine; I dunno.
,. surmount.“ CONN.
Mill Remnant Sale will close with
the end of the month. Every,
day until then we willpiclt some
kind of a bargelnfor you which
. will he of unus‘uel interest.
OUR SALE OF WAR RELICS
AND ANTIQUES. .
A great collection at , these
goods and at our usual low prices.
Antique Stores would charge you
a third to a half more. ‘ ‘
17. SICavolry (Thins, 69:. each.
[7. S. Rayonets, 25c. each.
ll. S. Canteehts, 25¢. each.
L'. S. lipaulettes, 25c. a pair.
Three hundred more revolvers
hare ‘come and are going lively.
Remingmu girmy Powder and
,Ballpfitst-class,“ calibre.
josl‘yn; “Calibre. L. ii. lion.
chcux, 4o Calibre. All serviceable.
Price $1.50.
RIBBONS! RIBBONS!
RIBBONS!
Women’s Neckwear~'i‘hc_ new
novelties are found here first al—
ways and monomer: folks look
on this at»; theirrihbon store.
352» inch Metallic Ribbon,
prettymlorings. l'ricc rel/3c. a
- yitrd. '
3.9:- inch Fancy Ribbons, nil the
new shades. l‘rurc lclj-c a yard.
“mu——
an uncxnman.
Anvaucen‘s'ryw ron
SPRING.
The L'Aiglon Collars, 50c. cnch.
l.'.‘\iglon 'l‘ics, price 25c. each.
New Stock 'l‘iesrnnd Luce L'ol~
lam. ()ur Luce t‘ollar at 50c. is a
75c. vnlnc.
”am
A FEW POINTS ABOUT
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS AT
MILL REMNANT PRICES.
irown .Iiath Towcle, 5c., 8:. and
we. each. '
While Cotton 'l‘owcls, price 3c.
and 5c. each.
Colored cotton ekirt patterms of
llaunrlettr cloth.“ Price 25c. each.
Dmitri flannel. price 4c. yurd.
,Whitc , Cotton Blankets. price
: .mc. a pair. I ‘
Gruy Cotton. Blankets, price not:
and 5.00- 3 pair.
White lied Spreade. .The
crochet peirn; 35c., 75c. and 95c.
- each. - ‘ “ '
price $.25 each.
i
not:
ld’ true or Mr." W“ on
’liili R0 st u "
’lfiolored Crochet Bed Sprcndn,‘
it till. I.
cloud a large
their
on throughout the state. Various top-
ics or interest to Sunday lochool wort:-
era were discussed. President Henry
Stone. 9“ Wellingtorderoolded.
A surprise was Biron to non Crowell.
by twentydllree or her young iriemlu.
" ’i‘lt'o' reverting “Wee extent in playing
James” d It my eulorahletlme was
.tlte'ree t. Refreellmontomer‘e served
$51.1 Q'dwk- . There it tilt, were:
‘ ' to Crown; ‘Ade ‘Vorlt .1 ' ith Sen-
iord. hive Flags. Viola Byxhee, 'i‘illy
Loreen. Ethel .Voorheen, Alice. Rey-
nolds. Mabel Gladstone. Marnie Eld~
ridgei Giuliani}garlizmil‘iiamflmifi
1‘17! ,I' “I" . W! .9. 1'6.“ “0
nilild. Royal *Raylnond. ‘lilddle Eld-
ridge” -, Bert Voorllmt ’Horryu Perry.
Harry Flu“, Spartan “lit. John, Hur-
Iwoli Dnyp‘ilowurdlilorhtm. I'l‘ho don‘
key pure was won ny Ada. Verity end
.lildltinstlutorrd. . u . .
nu... .
. I. E. comm,
em NorweIk. Bonn.
tulle the minnow. worry. twice , a:
ion: or lead end ollunevoe lead and
nine. ground hy.Ir.nneltinery,I_
. fur . ‘
. Mrs. Johii‘ Judson,
is ill.ot..grlp. .
o t a west side,
I _ . Wm
*ilirs.”-.iohu Monorail, oi Logan avenue.
has been ill or rheumatism.
" ““ new éuupfléfi.“ ‘ r '
it, luvs-aid that another grocery store
“is soon to‘ho' opened in Main street.
w-..“ .
Thomas Cullen. oi Crockett avenue,
has been ill the poet week or grip.
A.“ surprl e was given Mills Emma
Rowland. humility evening. at her
home in Highland avenue.
Rising an.» Division. Sons of Tem-
perance, will hold a. lunch box» sociable
in Crew's ileli. in lllein street, tonight.
Mr.~und Mrs. Charles Ferris. oi
Bridgeport. are guests of Mr. h‘errto’e
parents. Mr. nudhlm. George Peri-in.
of St. .loluiinvenuofi“
.-
hllwood dutiBenJamln Broudwuy. of
Crockett avenue, have been unable. to
attend school for several days because
of the checks of vaccination.
it was erroneoulily reported, ycmer-
day that hire. John D. Hoyt. of Ray
mond street. the- west side. was dead.
Mre. Hoyt continued critically ill.
The Ladies’ Aid Sbciety oi the Meth-
odlut Episcopal Church will’ meet next
Wednesday with em. Alfred B. Crock-
ett, ot Crockett avenue. A supper will
be served ln-the evening trom .3230.
Four wild goose were shot this week
by Burton gunners. «it is very unusual
for wild scene to he in these parts
at this time at the year. They make
the flight south in the foil.
Serviceo rat the Rownyton Baptist
Church as follows: Morning at 10:46.
regular service. Topic of sermon. "0m-
Dlvino Caretaker." Evening. at 7, "in
Sight Necessary to Belief?“ Sunday
school at 12 m.; Juniors, ut 3:30 p. in:
6 p. 111., meeting Oi tho Y. i’. S. C. iii.
Missionary Society. Prcuclunz by the
pastor, Frank (3. Brown.
a...—
John Ayers. of East Norwulit, who
is employed on ill. 8. Soper'n bout,
which in under countruction in lower
Main street. tell yentordny niternoon.
from the scaffolding around the bout
to the ground-and it is feared we»
seriously injured. He won taken home
in a carriage by Charles dealer. or
West Norwnllt. another ship carpenter
employer! on the bout.
The, tilnorni of Mrs. Charlotte Minor
was attended. Thursdny ultemoou
from thelndlltlit Church. The poster
ofllclntod. useleted by Rev. ii. iii. Wing.
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. A
quartetto composed of Mru. Oncur
Millu. hire. ill. W. (lodirey. A. F. linin-
uwuy and Alfred Crockett sang “Bale
in the Arms of Jenna." "it its Well
With My Soul." und "'l‘llc‘FChriutiuu
Good Night.” The horn! tributee worn
numeral» rum benutilul. The inter.
went one in Union Cemetery.
The {number the late Frederick J.
Dillard. will he held tomorrow utter»
noon at ll o'clock trout the Rowuytun
Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. Bib
lord W“ h clerk in the freight ot-
llco in Stun 0rd. lie was taken lil
while at work loot Wetincndey often
noon. in returning from the ireinbt
untrue 2:th emce, he twice tell. and
income to have lost the power of
speech. station Agent l). u. Corny im-
rndlntely land him removed to the do-
pot in roan-lute. to he token home.
and will in” uniting the urrlvol or the
trginfilnlntoned Dr. Cloth. The ohm
qlpugpnonounoed it heart trouble. At-
ter hie removal home. two Nortveik
punter“. were summoned. but the
you men mouthed unconscious up
.. time 01 hits deem. Mr. Bill-rd
e t lrtyvthree rem or «to. and
you a wife and revere! email chlldn
' For the pact men years he was
_yed an clerk in the trelaht oi-
“here. lie weir widely known and
popular in titanium. He milled
more until the time of hi- mar.
‘ lieu perpetuated to 310an.
to; hit. and lire. J. Y. Ella
I
l
; ’uu: in out ntreet. Btntntord.
5 .
Willi rum ill-lilo"
I!“ it“ fit I-‘dhr
inn“... 'e.
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Out of the Green Mountains of Vermont,
. with their gently sloping heights their rich verdure,
their crystal streams,
_ and sparkling cascades went of their roots and herbs and leaves and flowers,
allied with kindred medicinal vegetation from other parts of the world—women the greatest of all
known medicines, SMITH's ORBBN MOUNTAIN RENOVATOR..bringing health to the sick, strength
«to the debilitated, and happiness and long life to the hopeless.
+ IT cones To MAKE THE SICK WELL
AND THE WEAK STRONG.
It come: 16 the importer-felted blood, bringing it new life and sending it coursing through
system charged with nourishment and electrical force—«the electricity of high vitality.
It. comes to the nerVons~to those whose nerves get tired and worn from long strain in the
counting-room. at the typewriter, at the desk or counter. in the factory, in the workshop, or in social
or household duties-«it comes to them, gives them quiet and repose and a sense of increasing confi-
dence, sturdincss, and ability. ' , d
the
perform; the brain that tlrinks‘and'throhs and grows tired and riches and longs for a rest that it never
gets ——-_It comes to the tired brain Willi soothing, sustaining effect, enables it to act without worry, and
rings it into pleasurable health again. -
To. the tired stomach~~-overburdcned, week, unable
comes into it-—-to the tired stomach it comes to relieve, to
easy and assimilation certain.
To the liver, to the kidneys, and to all the correlative
the obstructions, thepolsons, audio clear the way for natural and healthy action without strain or effort.
. To snfl‘ere'rs front Rheumatism, Malaria, Scrofnlu, Catarrh, Anemia, or other after»
trons of the blood or skin or tissucS—~ to tirejzrded, worn, and ill-0km down and rotor-third -- to these
lt‘comea like a great force, bringing with it such vitality as makes the eye bright, the step elastic. the
muscles utrong, the heart glud. the nights restful. and the (lays’ duties a round of delight. All this
It does With an energy that never ceases, but which is ever mild and gentle and sure in its action.
It comes to the muscles of the arms, the loins, the boob—the muscles that have
been strained beyond the pomt of natural weariness and have become so tired that they never get
to prepurc for digestion the food that
assist. to befriend. it makes digestion
parts of the body, it comes to remove
power.
. It is called by many "The Body Builder." it builds up the nerves and muscles and
tissues that have been wrecked by illness and suffering. it build.» the shrunken body and features
and gives them the fullness and glow of joyous health.
Mm infancy to the grave, the best medical friend my man, woman. or child can
have is SMITH’S GREEN MOUNTAIN RENOVA TOR.
“ t w .. .. .. ....._€m.:4'. . M. . 31.19352323me
D‘RIEN‘ND "aggro". guard. lieuwuu :(tfit‘t191'n‘urtlstslml, homo! very encouraging manner. That there
. . r... . . ‘ . , 9 Wills our)" cupie, o Norotnn.—-» is n gal-zit interest manifested in the
$011133? 32%;?” “1‘" ""0”“! l“ “'1‘ gStamiord Advocate work is shown by the good attendance
, ” l l ( ll W... h it)“ ii i l of] tltv meeting Thrill-Min)" evening,
. I . . _ . .om in iii‘_\'. . in row in ant 'wien nearly ouchai’ of the entire
H3336“ grist-13:12:“ tilinigiflgpn‘fi}, “m"; 5 Harry Webb competed in u llil‘iit‘ll ukalt‘ membership was prcnvnt, and enjoyed
month ‘ . ‘lug race on the Corn pond. yesterday. the meeting. The ti. W. it. W. A. R.
' morning. The dictum-o was one milu.‘ lrluwh _\', was present. nnd addressed
Idllll ihc love was close and intorontiinr. the motion. lie also inutnlled UH!
All arc rant shun-rs. Cullury lluiultvdl Worthy i'ntrturcb, Aunietant Record.
ahead by a short margin. with Rlll‘fl,‘ ing Secretary. Conductor, Asulutunt
lsecond llllll \Vr-bll third. Tlit'l‘t' \vurlIt'VuHiuctor iillil Outside Sentinel. who
anothinirnt stukc. but it is hintcd that; worr- not present at the regular in-
fnnother rut-c will inim place in thinstuli'itlou. it is hoped the good work
ncnr future. runny no on. until tho and of the term
____ '1 i *“““""""“" tinny nee 1n lnrne increase in incur
The Y. M, i. . .. - . ‘lw W bout "iticb Brothers," hn-‘bcrship. ”he following are the of
Sire u utertmiclliczn tilliseiléyllfiwllgiil“lllg Ilouglng 1" the “""LMOM‘ proprlotoro' MW" fl" ”"‘.""”“mg term. W. P” 7"
up. gummy Home February 4. ml the Rich ilrotheru' Shore Hounc [null Unborn; \l. A” Mrs. Fred Buttery:
......».:.._.___ .lnot wl'th ("linem- on the (low i’ou-l.‘ “IR. l-“lll l“. I'l‘ttm‘flll: A- it 3- “WW
‘ . _ ,ycstertny. ht' bunt woe lnken out lichens: ll‘. 5.. Seymour Croloot:
Ngrggoglt'39312'ISng EgllfiIlllfiJkégfIftli‘ n trial shin. A strong wind who:'l‘rcaourvr, hire. Mary E. llllltt‘l‘i':
from Ndw York lie ‘8'“ l \‘ ”‘IHIElilowing. which i-nri'il-tl it out of rnu-fitlonductr‘u', Armin Aiken: Auslolunt
lflil'tt ‘ '- ~ . trol of the I'I‘vw and straight ucroeuiConductor. iicnnil- Aiken; Chaplain.
- ,thtr pond. whore ltxiininhorl up ngnilnutl Mrs. Min ll, Smith: l. 8., Sidney iluth~
«.llium-e’n bout-lumen. 'i‘hc etrinrrptcemrit»: (i. 8.. ”llltlll Osborn: P. w. i'.,
liven broken. and iiw null was torn. llil“l"l‘il(l M. linwicy.
inolmdy wnn hurt. '
i
.a....~..._.-_
Janice Wood. or Noroton. bun recon"
iy received it patent on n lamp top to
prevent ulnokcy chimneys.
There are l23 men in the hospital at
the Boldlers' Home. nthou‘g them twti
curlers of typhoid pneumonia.
un— e.-.“ ..
Muny of the veterans from the Iiouw
attended the memorial nerviceu oi Cup-
tnln Edmund l). timilh, in Stamior‘i
’I‘lturudny. - , T0 EXAMINE WEST POINT CANDL
“WWW...“ About that) o'clock '[Ihlli‘mlny “ugh“ ' ‘ DATES.
llr. Myron it. Robinson. olthe ileum, t Patrick Mullidnn. "ll million! the l 0H \l’Ai-llllIx-(l'loN. "MM“? 26""
1dleru‘ Home. at. Noroton. wan knoelltcd‘ board or oiilcoru with Major ll. 1). 'l‘av~
down and severely hurt near the cor-l
Itm- of Main and I’m-“l0 winery sumppilutcd to meet at Camp McKinley.
liord. lie wua Illt'lil‘ll up unemlucldunal 'I‘lllzlmllllllf. Milliehi lull. in exrtmlu‘r; porn
to. h v‘ ‘llt‘iirl. with blood flowing from o gush in It rules or n or till on to tie u lot
nulli allnglgzttlihArssit‘dl‘ttll.’ Jirsa'méfifl' i hlu head. and removed to the titumlLordi 8'1“” Military Academy.
a“. visiting with Mr. and hire. Will w: . Hospital. in the ambulance. flevirnl.‘ WW“
Kirk. in Railroad avenue. in few (tun rumnru Were ““03"” '0 how “‘9 ‘h‘ml . Hi8, “WANT“: 'NTELLECT‘
neon. , arm-elvcd hln injury. One Win llhul; hire-“hut m‘u you thinking about,
fire won run down by u borne nnd waited: lhn-ry'.’ -
Theodore lieliock. another veteran or llo~-~N0llllut¥~ . ‘ ‘
the Home. well n ‘Wltnese or the o rt: Blur-weren't. you afraid of overtu-
‘dunt. lie paid that Mniildan oiled pt; "ll: your bruin?——-Dctrolt Free Press
rt] to cross the street in front of Ill m-‘w—Hr-
thorns. whcnhe wnr ptruek. and in loll—l . ADVIRT‘JIID LET‘iKRIt .
{inf hit his lll'ail against me curb.‘ ll ul~‘ Following in a list or letter» remain
John Mellon has commenced work (“um ‘3 5““ "l “‘1‘ lumpitni._nut “tidal hm uncalled {or at the iollovrlnh'poat
on the collar of hill Noroten‘ llolgh‘u WNW“ “it ""0“”? “it Wm M emcee for theorem canton-lemon!
mldoneo next to hire. P Bennett's “mull“ ‘30. Will. "i, .- ~'
property. Contractor Charles 8. Fitch? 3 south Norwalk.
. ; i (inoroo F. Audruwn.
l
l
returned Wednuodny evening. from
revel-hi weeltu’ nbrlonce in itlvluuoud.
greatly lntprovod lu heulth.
”a“. wan-4-
ior, Hlll‘ut‘on. us president. lute been up-
WMM.“ aw
There in little change in the court‘s
lieu of Rev. ii. 8. ill-own. uiiholurh‘u
cilantro for the better in anticipated.
A repudiation of phyeiclnnn wan hold
Wellhead».
rm... to... “Airflow ‘
trot
“ww- Mir-‘1
will do the hulldlnx. l ‘3", VERMINE. “H “mm 1. mm
Wanna—gm..- 3‘ I _
Mrs. John V. Hector. of Noroton i “I? 3m“ “Hedi now occupied by
who in «pending the ‘wlntur in Ne'rfillll 'l‘ctlow. from . rwnlk. . .
York. in recovering from u euVerc niw '.. “WWW“ l l
luck or nucnuloniu. under the trtmt-i A Incognito wus ri'cclvml yeetcniluy:
moot of Dr. Richard L. Hohunnan‘. utlutternoon announcing the lllncnrr nt
titemio . who attended her dolly. liter. M. A. Lolillml, of Con Coinfl‘hi re.
. ' " “nit-W“ ' . "tore. there will be no preaching ler-I
Otto of the nights in the center or the vice ut- um M. P. (Lilitu'ch. Sunday. lilin- |
city hurt night. well It drunken mun. any nehool will he hold, mi unuah “t!
e .
.l. tlouzuicz.
litre. Matilda (lot-am.
Joseph Key. No. Main 8t.
.loncph Lynch. ll Centre tit.
Mrs. Mury McKee. Bl. Main St.
John MDI’IMIML not ill? Ave.
tire. L. Riordan.
ltnhert timeout-om.
(their. Bmiih. 30 on. Main tit.
Fred Spencer.
W
' not.
Win; nlourr. with himd flowinglm o'clock.
confidante heed. retirement ,
. Ihthhn to police Model '
or we “ -
John H.’ 'l’nuner.
Jenn Uzell.‘ ‘ ,
‘ . it. E. (litOWii, P. My. ,
, 'i . upratgru
Hy...
.t‘
A 'flyOreetlntt Division heir
’ ' outcry and now were
Our Vcry‘llcst Butter, 24c ill.
3 pits. N. 8. Mince Mont, 25¢
ill the. Gran. Sugar, 61120
New Layer Figs. 10c box.
2 pkge. Persian Dates. me
lope Cod Cranberries, lilc qt.
., New Honey, ” 100 zines.
Fancy Large Prunes, 10c it).
It comes to the tired brain'~~ to the brain that has more regppnsibilitics than it can justly”
rested-lt comes to them and gives them new strength, new vigor. and a feeling of rest and reserve ,
Aloe twenty tether compatriot?" is
r
are the very best dolnk busineuil in in
county and“ Europe. ., , ,
of What You But.
A stomach in dintreon will not make
Xmas :1 very "merry" one.
Our m‘oeerlon are perfectly reliable
«the priced give you on Opportunity to:
save a little for Xmas gifts-:(nilotheifl
reiinhuble feature. l
F'nncy Jnmulcn Oranges, 25c don.
A STU ‘
' , . I
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK.
"redundant
Twenty years ago a Falriicld county
luau insurer] upon the endowment plan
in tlIeConn. General Life ins. (lo. lie
has n w received his money. nod was
no w Il satisfied that he not only ina
enroll again, but is advising his friends
to do likewise. Have you met him? .
FRED H. FIELD. Gen. Agent,
United Bank Building.
South Norwaik.
moratorium
Open deity. except Suture”. iron
Oa.m.toiam..nni‘frnmlt08piu
Saturday. 9 n. in. to 1) round on Ion
dey eveninrr from 7 to 8.
Interest “Iowa! .on 1090'"...
returner are...
. . ‘ ce 1..
GEO. F. BEAR“. See. and titre-
r‘ t
4“.
' omen
Who '1! do my paper-
lna In a hurry and do
I: right!
I will,
JonlusBro um
South MaiuStreet.
0 Met Buckley 1 Wheeler". Bicycle
Burro.
Bets. 25 Elm Grove Place
coughs:
LOT on WASHINGTON STREET
For particulars. apply to
JACOB M. LAYTON.
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
QOUTH NORWALK
suite THROAT?” '
.. TRY
Brazilian
Baim..,........
to. in no u not
BAXTER‘S or
Hustle for Cash.
highest cash price paid tor old‘nret’
ale and materiel: or every kind. Drop
me, a portal and] will call. ' , ‘-
Prompt attention nod honorehl
decline with oil. i am ocelelonnllygi
NewYork some days through linemen
Immediate attention on my. radar.
come in during my absence; "
ABRAHAM HARRIS,
13 Raymond St. or 11 North-unto
8t. Store. ,. ’ .
on. W. RAYMUXM,
ileum“ i Bi .
m g l ”mu”. '2, I; ‘2
9'. Weill it. I,_ . ,
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SIVINGS BANK. -
' 7:42.
- 5:27. 6:25. 71911:;
PLAlSTEll'l- M
1:25 o. m. Loom
0:10 p. m: . ,
will be given to any business tltht may ,
‘ ‘u'AMr‘oltD Elli
. Vi
will glye‘r M
Your p u
know yo r2 ”
We'e‘m l
iul collision
materlnini‘ , I
limo nudiyon’
be glad yell. g
. , “PH
In Effect neceiuberz‘tloe. f "i
LEAVE continue "am it “
A ..uew mil? . “'4
unmet. radio. 5:452;
6:55. 7:13", 7:54. 33181:."iizoai.
9:58! 10:22:.10140, 11:85:. ~
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8:00:. 7
11:00: litOI. _ ,,’
P. 31—42:”. ‘ '
4:02 x, no ‘5
7:00, 8:00:39 .
A‘. Mfume ”6‘5 ‘
P‘ “#4 glj. on "it
1 LEAVE
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8:44, ll:
tlsi2. t »‘
P. MI-Hziohi
[with iron; ‘ ‘
Brid Port fiddal‘il’l’ "
‘ 2:4 ,$ :Q’s ‘ W4
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