Wash the but use»: at but! cool
1 line wood at the lowest moi-net
11in”. The best quality ol carefully
all clean oats; liay.‘ straw and ’
1. Phone 1354.2 First Ave,- East
Mil. J. WALLACE MARVIN.
IluII‘i' communiomm no.
‘ lilac should be widened to Th5
" 1Il.lPorIonIl letters not desired.
Victor Sounders who has been oys~
bring in New Haven has returned to:
must Norweik.
The Misses Nellie and Jennie Olin:
end are visiting Mi snd‘Mrs. E. B
it'llth, Osborn avenue.
Mr. Ind lira. Jenniw. Beatty and
Jack are in Newark, N. J.. spend-
rig their Thanksgiving vacation
t in} I ‘ {hm-t?"
Keelers pond was frown over you
day, and ills him had bulimic: ii l0
1 skating it win in- line 'shapc.
its Alatilda Smith on: M. L. Doro
,1Fi‘unk Born. were guests of Mrs.
. l... Smith: in Stratlord. Thanksgiving
,. .
Decker. of Riverside
Venue. litter: the reception or the
“throw Wheel Club in «Stamford.
edncIdIy night.
lilg prayer service at
1, e tAdvent Christ Church
i .was well alien ‘ Rev.
, '. J WI
3 was the lender...“
AlonIo Wheeler and granddaughter
its Marion i.‘iloni:uedieu delights:
Mr and Mrs Daniel lJHomniedieu
'i‘ Nurwn'ikttimm Houen en-
tire homes this morning. The first
title foil.“ ”It was a mm deal
this morningthnu yesterday .
inot p Partricli and
on had their 1‘}:Iul’ts-
Air. and Mr's' Johu'
isil’ Nellie
ring turkey
bill“. the turner bolus the Washing. .
ton street brm’ulrtender.
John Armour did not no to work.
is mor.’.ning in the oyster establish
out of the Rowland Oyster Company.
in uotkuobu whether he is ill from
tinting too much turkey or not.
~‘ "“ii'WH 9.. . :.. .....
otter for the Rowland 03: slot Company.
returned to work this morning. after
being out some time with I sore hand.
caused by getting a piece of shell in
t.
Mr and Mrs W. 'l‘ Mauion oi No.9
.1 ap'le avenue orb rejoicing over the
? tribal of a baby boy. born Wednes
Iy 'night. Moihci and child are do
1 g nicely and Mr Mnnion is passing
the cigars mold. 1
The air“ which hns'bcen spanning
. In Znndl avenue. at the corner of Os-
1 born avenue. for some time. was taken
down. Wednesday. by Mayflower Hook
ttbd Ladder Company. A. B. Hull con
:mwtod to do me work
Rem? ».~ W. Davis went to Bridgeport
u y,~bo be present at the funeral of
friend. who was a member oi the
1 vent Church. at the . corner of
street and‘ tin: avenue.
hon he was pastor there.
1Seyniopr inspector of graphe-
. . It the ntsnuiiiciory or the
u out GrIphophone Company. in
1:111:30“ spent yesterday with his
Air Ind Airs. Oscar T.
in“ PleIIInt avenue
gfllwood spout yesterday with his
«- Ind brother Airs. Emily El
Mind Orlando Elwood. It their
, n in Soutbport. Mr. Elwood sold
is he won there In lillm oi the
1 0d,: The blue who located in I.
im- nonr the depot. it was
'iI before the dopertmeut
‘tbn record this
day morning was not I circa»
to one which ms nu way ill!
lam. .
Wore Tl: king
in New rum 1
no it weuibei robust
to. shit” we. acting: this
winter on Cornell: I pond
abilstlnnI greens nits being shipped
noggin piece to inure cities. Thessv
that than: get I toad price.
mm...
film childcsu of the Methodist
guests at relatives
. Church buys held one or two rehearsal
for their Christmas entertainment.
The directors of the DIriéu Free Li}
brnry have decided to purchase more
new volumes tor the resdiux- room.
1 1%s Bouth‘wick Brothers or Noroton
eyed a day's shooting in Wilton.
louder the tuiduuce oi Alfred Olmsteud
on ”outlay.
The topic of the Epyrorth Longue
lasting SundIy Dec 1 will be “Cull
drop of God" (Rent. 8: M- 1‘;7 lender.
Miss Frances Gainer.
A lines trellis for next summer‘
vines and rumble roses has been erect-
ed between S. 0. Keeler‘s place and
that of Mrs. Betsy Weed.
Th topic for the Junior Christian
Endeavor meeting, Sunday. 111190.71
will be “Fruitful for Jesus" (Matti
W20); leader. Miss Lita Sconeld.
Mrs B R. Deed is at Hot Springs N
0. in her absence. Mrs: 0. ll. Norton
presided at the meeting of the D. A.
R. at the Central Club House, Norwalk
Geo. Goodeve oi LeRoy Avenue. Dar-
len, who has been critically ill with
pneumouiI. has been pronounced out
of (linger and is able 'to sit up for
a short time each day.
Edward Miller. who occupies the
Chas. Bates place is very ill at the
Stamford Hospital and threatened with
iockjaw. Mr. Miller injured his foot
while at work, and his present illness
is the result.
v.
Henry Whitney of Maple avenue
Dnrleu, who sullen-ed such serious re
suits from a out upon his hand. inflict
ed by 3 mm: wire ubOut two weeks
since having been in danger of blood
poisoning} in improving under the one
of Dr. J.“ .Whit‘e
The King's. Daughters Society re-
quests all those who wish to contrib
ute articles lb:- their annual Christmas
barrel to be sent to the lionte of tho
Friendleos. New York” to leave their
contributions with Miss; Kate Seely at
no Duriéii customer
The usually qulei town oi Davies
was much stirred up last night when
I deer recently shot in the Adlron
ducks. was placed on exhibition in one
of the Itores. Many or the people drove
miles or went on foot to see it.-—
Bridgeport Telegram-Union.
r“ hire. Henry Whitney of Darlen is the
museum of an "antique” of unusual
interest. it is an old portrait of a
gentleman. found by her brother in
law in the abandoned cargo of so old
boat The painting is evidently quite
old, finely executed on wood and well
preserved.
The Darlene yesterday morning de—
feated the Greenwich football icon: by
1 score of ten to nothing. The game
was played on the Brady field and was
witnessed by I large number of en-
thuslnsts DInicl hcogh of East Nor-
wnlk. wad the referee and Sylvester
Bowen was the umpire. The lineup of
the Dorieu team was its follows: Right
end. Floreut» Cantrell; right tackle.
Charles Williamson: right guard.
George Dance; center. Justus Barthel:
let tqurd. Louis Stool-II: loit tackle.
Harold ClIrk: left end. Bert Fergu»
son: quarterback. Marl: Normnu: right
half Buck. Carl WucrI: left ball back.
Norman Williamson; hill bIck. Robert
When.
mew
At DIrlcn the Congregational. Pres
byleriu and Methodist Churches loin-
ed in I union Thanksgiving service
held in the Cougrmllonsl Church. It
1:80 o‘clock loll evening. The sermon
wII plucked by the Rev. Joseph L
Guernsey. pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. The subject was The
Significance of Thnnknglviing my to
the Christian Cullen. and the text. l
Timothy. lv.. 8: ‘Por bodily exercise
pronicth little: but godlluets in profit»
Ible w Ill things. having proqu at
the ills thIt now In. Ind of "ant which
in to on... "
oi the discourse follows:
Another flunkIIiving DIy lI It its
close Ind the your has almost passed
How mph“: the months cons and g oi
No Icons:- do we think ct tine than
iii-gonna“ thcnwcbccouuwn
winds of the brevity of bur-II lilo
Out “1:33;“ to mill: to
m m
improve on unintuitive
bring. New bouts. fro-I an.» mm
poocibllltlu Ire borne out
is of life is a sacred mutter.
“iii until}. .0! Darieln
Willi rl ‘
build”: inuvt instill in the nindr of tile
foreigner American ides: Ind princi-
he.
When we try to consider. «cit i
divlduIl lindI ill» be hII more to
mourn! tor thou he can uproot
words.
reasons why every Christian should
:eluru thanks to Aim only @115.
1. He should Moghapi‘m bebop
he lives in it loud idiom
lion and liberty The Pilgrim not"
sought these shores thIt they might
worship God in pace. This is the illid
of the free
2. The Christian citiIen my on:
thank God that no meat and serious
war roads our country sounder.
3. We should be Initial tor the con-
ditiou of it: times. This in I tovorId
country. c earth has lelded an
abundant increase. Only I few. coin-
paratively of the seventy millions in
our land are destitute.
i. We should return thanks for the
giving hand of God. Blessings for
uahlch we have prayed have been grant-
9 us
5. We should also give thanks for
the withholding hand of God. We know
not It all times what things we have
need of. Sometimes we desire that
which woulddo on harm rather than
good. in mercy God refuses our re-
quest Let on return thanks for what
God gives and for whole He mercifully
withholds from us.
But the verbal giving cl thanks is
not the only wayol expressing our
gratitude. Our foretntherc were thank-
ini for what they were enabled to se-
compllIh by their own industry. Thus
may we show the sincerity of our
thanksgiving by our works. [set us
enjoy the blessings of lite by making
the best possible use or them. "God-
linens is profitable unto all things. hav-
ins bromine of the life thIt now in,
and of that which is to conic “
Commons is profitable not only for
the are to come but. first for thc lilo
beta now is. Christianity concerns
the present world. the present lite.
Godiinm in national lite moans lib-
erty peace. prosperity. and righteous~
neon. But national life is made up
at individual life; ldmllnees in profit-
Ible for the indivld it most
profitable in all his allow. and so it is.
To a great extent. matters of business
and temporal concern have been con
sldered secular. Religion has been
thought not to concern these. Two-
ihirds of the man has been given to the
world and one-third to the sacred nint-
ters of the church. God. Ind eternity.
The New Testament tent-hing however
is that Ill there is at also and Ill there
As one
has said. "Christianityis business and
business is Christianity.“ He Who is
not I Christin: in business is not I
Chrstinn at all. ‘
Christianity is univerIIl in its spilli-
cation to life. This should be food for
thought to the Christina cltiIen.1 The
Christian citlIen- must Wt Jesus
Christ in bushels. politics and society.
The chief danger to the Christian
often lies in tempublons to negligence
The In: oi negllmt! iI otter: II law
to humIn lite and happineeo II the sin
of actual wrougodolng. What. then.
shall we In of tho Christian citizen
who has power to fight the liquor trnlJ
tic. immortality. vice and corruption. .
but does it not? is he politicos? Nay:
he is guilty to the extent of his 11““.
(once. The Christian citizen Ihould
vote not only as an American cliiIen.
but In I Christian. Who is to fight the
powers of iniquity but the ChriItiIn
citlIen? What shall we IIy'of the than
who withholds his vote when. there in
such need of the righteous man's vote?
is he I fIithful steward? if the cow-
ers of dunes: In to be overcome the
people at lidht must light them. The
Christina citinen Ihouid seek the high-
est good of his fellow men.
Christina principle must char-Iow-
in every phone of the Christinn's life.
The welfare of our fellow men and the
vlory of god must be sought in every-
thing. The glory of this life in that it
avenues for I more glorious life to
come. Godlinent is profitable for line
uni for eternity We can best about
our gniltud‘e towud Almighty God by
making the host who use of our op—
poriunlilvs and d our Inbred inst.
indeed. without this puctlcnl ex.
Inn-ion of our grout-dc. the giving
at formal thanks amounts to nothing.
We must Ibow our lbauktulness I'- well
Ml our faith by Mr works.
”WWI.
Prank Ferris spent yesterday with
his patients in this piece.
Illn- leI Wicks lI Ibis to be around
min after I week’s illm
to: public xenon closed I: l o'clock
Wednesday, chill Nouns: next.
rapid “knob Punch spent “trunk-iris;
While-11min“!
m
Willlnn Hollow. oi Dalton. was
I this since on do! this week.
tie. III ilk-.1 Join hm
w mum-m- w.
”*3 III Inna-situation or
”I.
There on: however. lire met 4
‘ in o... my: «rubidium and
caption the plummet onion
modlolnol u‘ I rul seem to think
there medicines wli not sell union
they clIlu: that it will cure every dis-
use under the Inn And they never
think or leaving out dyspepsin Ind Ito
stool: troubles. They are sure to cinim
that their ucstrum is absolutely cer-
tain to cure every dyIpeptlc Ind he
need look no further
is refreshing to note that the proprie-
tors of Stuart'I Dyspepsia Tablets
hove carefully refrained from making
undue claims or false representation
regarding the merits c: this most ex-
cellent remedy for dyspepsia Intl slo-
ntnch troubles. TM! mite but one
clnlm for it, And lhIt is that lot bulb
section: and Various stoimh troubles
Btunrt's Dyspepsia: 'l‘Ibiets is I :IdicIl
cure. They go no lorlher ibIn thin on!
any man or woman enlisting iron: in-
digestion chronic or nervous dyspcp
s.ln who will give the remedy it trill
will dud that nothing is c lined lot
it that the facts will not in y sustain
it is I modern discovery womb
of harmless vegetable ingredients not
ceptoble to the wenkeat or most doll-
cuto stomnch. its grout success in so».
that the medical properties uri:~ such
that it will digest whatever who
food is taken into the staunch no fit»
to: whether the stomach is in mood
working order or not. it rents the on
erworlied organ and replenishes the
body, the blood, the nerves omen“
I‘ healthy appetite aim refreshing
sleep and the. blessings which Iiwa
accompany I good digestion and pro
er sssimllntlou of food.
in using StuIrI‘ s Dyspepsia Tablet!
no dieting is required. Simply out plan
ty of wholesome food and bike than
Tablets at each meal. thus minflii‘g
Ind renting the stomach which rapid»
ly regains its properidlgesiive power.
when the Tablets will be no longer re
(lull-ed
Nervous Dyspepsia i: simply I mild
lion: in which some rtlodor
of the nervous I moot properly
nourished. Good digestion lnvigornteo
the nervous system Ind every small
in the body.
Any drugglst will tell you Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets gitc universal uni
islncllon.
Waterbury. yestsr y.
HirIru Sherman admin have mov-
ed iron: Main street in Frederick H.
Rowan'o place in Noni: avenue.
Wit—AW
George 0. .l. Lnnipbem. of New HI-
ven. Silent yesterday with Ir. and Mrs.
DInlel Wicks, of Raymond I‘treet.
Richnrd Seymopr Ind funily hnve
moved from Lincoln avenue to Mrs.
Sherer's msidenne in Alain street.
Frederick Dibble. otNew York. spent
yesterday with his grandparents. Air.
and In. A. Dibble. in this street.
Major Livingston Lackey has closed
his summer residence in Halo stree.
Ind returned to New York lor the win-
ler.
A rehearsal for the Old Folks' Cou‘
cert will be held Saturday evening Il
7:30. All who Ire to take part are
urged to be present.
Thoma DIrllng and family received
I telegram yesterday with and Thnnks»
giving news. the menus account»
log tht their condo-law rm: very
critically iii
A number or “lb“ people went to
New Cum may»: or Christian
greens in doc-ante the licthodlnl
Church with for the coining Christ-
mII catechism .
mm
“in. Senior. or m. hII visited
live. 0. A. stump.
”bad-silo-
Ninlxlnlehdnnsburclumcdiron
I visit in W
illn- mum‘mis thcgucuol
trio-tin ism
v
Mounties-mother
annulus.
Ilium-inn Gilbert ”III returned
MIMI-“Nanak.
«MM
Medium}!
» in}; Visit“
in the lace of these absurd claims it.”
lag stomncb trouble: is due to the incl ,
her brother. Frederick Raymond. in 1
Hits aim-beu‘
mum.
wit-mum
in» cm: It the resi-
‘ gunfight in: Airs. Huributt’s on
n ' ucxl'ru runny mm '13::-
’1 min It
be:- 6, install oi Monday.“ not: on
artists will contribute
this . which promises to be
éxdc'odllifly Inioynbie.
mum
'l'mol‘ion Company“ a: Employm' Bella
. Association have tolled on: steps for
13 chili" or was Ind thin: issues
1:. now sown II, the (Sachem: nail.
0' dc Lighting Com ay'I Implant
gelled Minion. 'l’ a: dish: object oi
tltc ens wutc Intuit of enrollment
in its bienibershlp o1! Iniployu oi the
the line in Derby. Wm rt and Nor.
«slit. new of these
WMIW large list of employees to
warrnnt the cstnbllnbntenl of omin-
tlou mm. Until the first or JInuIry
the initiation fee has been lowered
frond A”) to $1.60. and the reputation
oi the crnnlmlon is Iuiiteicnt guer-
lmleo of its merits TbIt employee in
this section will avail themaelves or
the opportunity to join is unquestion-
W
A renal was circulated yesterday
ant I shooting Illrsy had happened in
entpo‘ri either some time durinl
Wednudny night or early yesterday
mink. From the reports which
were brought here. it appears that
”worst men had boarded one of the
trolleyvoors running in Westport and
bin! started a quarrel with the con-
dilator. One of the men was ejected
first itinioald. and then the other. The
quarrel was renewed and later in the
nlix up.» the conductor is alleged to
11pm: lined a revolver at one of the
nice mimics him The report forth
nip n wad“ Allen. Persistent and dill
gout initially made It Weetport and
South ‘Norwnll: during the evening
failed to elicit any details of the
hi1. in Weslbort the answer was
bidet}, that such an II'lIir had hep
boned ill the particulars were on
knonui.1‘he same answer It: re-
turned It Scull: Norwnik. At the of-
lies oi‘ the 'l‘rIction company it will:
tht the shooting had been
hard oi but the odiclIlI questioned
dihlod‘th’nt they had any information
Isa lightened .aeir inability to obtnln
~Iny vitrldgeport Telegramflniou.
CRANIUR Y.
lira. names who has been ill. is
improving.
Frank W. Gregory is having his
home pointed
Samuel Gran-born. of Brooklyn. was
me over Thanksgiving.
Mn 1.. P. Fillow hIs rented her
plum tic-South Norwsik parties.
Mrs. icon Prunyl and con but their
mean oi ill: nix-tom no. ‘ ‘
about: to! tho turner BridIeperr
utI boring I »
Mull: hermit: «No.1
it'- I when error
To plotter the aching book.
To rub will: llniiueut rheumntlc Joints 1
When the trouble comes from the kid-
uoyI.
Dosn’ I Kidney Pills cure all kidney ills i 1.1.
And are endorsed by South Norwall: "
citizens.
Mrs Elisabeth Plait 13 Ellnbolh
street. says: "i an: 77 years old and
the mother of a large family. i had
kidney trouble for a long time with
very severe bucksche, and to make
platters worse rheumatism attacked
hie;
limbs were of no use to me. i took
Dunn's Kidney Pills and they did me
good. I did not Iull'er In i did. My
backache disappeared and tho rheunia
tlsnt 'was much better.
age, nilllclcd so badly. they will help
anyone."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn Company. Bul-
ialo. N. Y.. sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-Donn's—Iud -
take no other.
or sinned that the name of the injured 11
WATCHMAKCR. JEWILER.
Ail kinds of repairing in the best
manner not! It lowest prices. All work
"muted.
wIlchII, Jewelry, etc.. for SIII.
A call solicited Ind satisfaction tun!
Inleed
WASHINGTON STREET BillDGE
A. TARLOV. Marlow.
we it: in : Position
toihsn‘die all property (reel or
no to be sold” Iuction.
An auctioneer has been em-
ployed by us Add proper utter:
tion warranted to all work plat-
ed in the hands of this agency.
Jacob ll. Laptop.
Railroad Place. 3o. Norwalk.
“‘nkfih‘ing dinner It John Ernues- '9‘ ' ‘
“’3.
Mrs. NIncy Fillow entertained I
put: ‘01 relatives at dinner on “Inks-
giving.
Mrs. Minnie Gregory has returned
after I week’s visit with relatives in
Bridgeport. ‘
Mound hm. E. L. Gregory spent
Thanksgiving at Finch Brothers.
Chestnut Hill.
Airs. Kalle Buckley entertained her
children and grandchildren It dinner
on Thanksgiving.
Frank W. Gregory and lumlly were
guests It Ebenezer Fitch I in Weston
over Tbnnksgiring.
hire. H. M. Pillow and Miss Frmces
Gregory Ire guests of lit. and Mrs.
S. R. Adults in Bridgeport.
tin. mun Pillow i... returned a!-
ier I visit the put week with Air. and
Mrs. Wnllnce Buckley in himeld.
.s—nn—v
Air. Ind iii-I. Clinics E. Gregory had
monksgivlng dinner with Mr. and
Airs. blIry L. Weed in East Ivonne.
Norwnlk.
Robert Gregory while cutting
kindling wood on Moudny, had the
InlIfor’lune to out two of his lingers
in the bone.
“C" Willi I Tail.
The “C" will” all is the rude-
Inark of Cameron Candy Cathodic.
metal boxi Each tablet stamped
C. c. C. Never sold in bulk.
drogglsts. Inc.
iluvtl" TRAIN CREW.
Onsofthemrnlnn lrIlIcanont
Lookforiion thelightbhtccnnrnelcd '
hfldMfii"
on cold mornings pan-
cakes are so relishable
it nicely made and with
the right flour. Tm...
Purina Mills: Health
Pan-cake Flour.
Light cakes the result.
3 packages 25 cents.
New Figs l0c pkg.
A. STULL,
Collage ave. East 'Norwaik.
R HEUMATISM
now 13“
ALL DRUGGiSTS.
It who so bad that my hands and 1
i think i can
safely l'iuy if they help people of my
and believe them oi be
mIrket.
ruur ARE mom in
sun sou unsure on"
sun unsanitary, out:
suurssscn
ALI. sizes AND unions.
m
Contsmc -
Watkins
6; Dow,"
Filldlliii ii
iiilli’iii’l‘iiili
sealed for your 1
which we Ire, sure. it ‘
,1"
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ceive.
If
Painters’ Supplies. .1 ’.
Materhll.
Pictures Franc! to 1..
Painting. Paper nglnp‘Dscdfi,
.w l .a‘l d" i
l‘ififii'
Telephone Call, 233-3. 1i”. i
Open evening‘n on 8:30. mill,“
.4: of; f
DECKER .
a: WASHINGTON s‘r'.._"'i‘li"
South Norwalk.
"I
A Flush
Valve.
Noreen. closes without in or wo-
”fr hammer. HI’I no as}.
THE" IDEAL
”A self IdluIting proqu‘ ‘1 1 ‘
“cu-mug...
”rec pronoun .
tolwstorlntlwm ‘ J
unite. hurdle-I manhood" V
turn in service pips. . ' . "
Norwalk Chronicler