Wu hnvo all the intent designs and finishes in
music CABINETS
LADIES’ DESKS
onetime TABLES
BOOK CASES,
Drums CHAIRS
PARLOR sun's
rumosu CHAIRS
phones mounts CHAIRS
NCY ROCKERS
. . WARDROBES
DINING TABLES TABOURETTES
‘I'oHINA CLOSETS PEDESTALS
« Thirty different. patterns of Brass and Iron Beds and in fact everything
to be found in a first class Furniture Department, and at prices for below
those of any other house.
While in our store spend a few moments in our Carpet Department.
ew fall patterns and prices in In gram Brussels Moquelte, Wilton and
.. xniinster Carpets.
Moquette, Smyrna and II or Rugs will interest you.
[The “Armstrong" Cork Bath Mats, size 27x86 Inches.
; “Climax" Wood Stoves. from $1.50 11!).
~ Ton styles of Oil Heaters, from $3.00 up.
‘8 Home, Restaurant and Hotel Furnishing.
im
.3. STURTEVANT
North Main and Ann St So. Norwiillr.
,_ We are ready to do nour Fall Furnishing
{for Floors and Windows.
lNGRAlN TAPESTRY— BRUSSELS VELVET BODY-
VERUSSELS. MARQUETTE AXMINISTER CARPETS In
Newest Patterns.
OILL CLOTHS and LINOLEUMS, in Various Widths.
CHINA and JAPANESE MATTINU. Standard and
in! Styles.
LACE CURTAINS and PORTIERS, Draperies and Me-
dallio‘ns.
‘ :SHADES of OPAQUE or HOLLAND.
SHADES IO ORDER A SPECIALTY
Drckerman 8 Son,
84 Washington St.. ,. South NorWalk.
'l'hc superiority of Portland om or.
Illnsry cement! in well understood.
The price is now so low dint Recon
dale cement II. to on extent. being
crowded out. We handle the “Min.“
which is conceded to be the but brand
on tho ninrtot. our nleo of this cil—
ment have Increued tonItoid within
. | low soon. In you one going to one
,,I. cement on “ATLAS."
0i mum, In hen the “Regatta."
lino. end our lino of mo building
matcrinis blue «one sewer pipe. etc.
\, hm!» my“?
8 our!» gm ,
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. Honrntr, .
livssiv lIIItYnInn. Orsh Mai Kins. Reba
‘IirI‘d limit
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.lillily ’l’uckabout,
' WIIIIIIIII
, IIIIIIIII'.
'Se‘lfmtdt. Percy Small.
Prince Aldolittran,iioIvh1-Ii Gui-hum
finally Boutonniere Illeorgn Illoflln
ClImmc-y Quoter. (nun-III; erIIII
Mujor ’i‘ellolr, , Russell in):
Patrolmnn Movoon, lI‘riInk Hubbard
.IIl'I‘loyd Coflin
Churllo Dammit
Willie lrnlg
Joseph Bartram
Blinder Stevens
ivun Whito
Glrnrd II‘nrlin
Harold tiny
Tutti 'l‘lIII Brownie
iI‘I'IIltl TWIIIH’
Uncle Sam,
John liull," . .
I‘I‘I“:Ilr.l McGrudglu,
II IIIIIs O‘Rourke,
Prof. Kntehnkoft,
\‘on Strauss
(.‘ lIanle (Ioldsinlth
Alrnld-ofdho-Duy, Hume-r DoulrI no
Furnuslrins, Almol anlov
WnlrISlnIz, 'l-IorIICo Richards.
Lenders or the Enemy: ,
Hurry Lyon
Wasp. Ellsworth Splint-k
Hornet. ,. 3
Queen Flora. flvrthn St. John
Attendants of the Queen:
'I‘oddiekins, Ii‘loronuo llurnr.
'I‘ippyloun. Murio llI-IIrIIIliI-I I
1\I..Istl1IItlI:n, LilliIIn lil'l't'IIWUUIl
LndiIIs III Waiting to the (humor
Sunshine, Floru l-lnllornn
nowdrop, Eva Finer:
Starlight, I Corn 'I‘aylor
Zephyr. l-lelou St. John“
llooeleut . Emma Lambert
Hyacinth. Ethel VoorlIIIIIII
Egluntino. Vera ilalloran
Morning Glory, Lillian Robertson
CoIIIIIIbiIIII, Ilobortu Hawkins
Heurtnt‘use, Louise AIIIII‘IIII‘II
Goldenrod. Tillie Larsen
Mother Goose Characters:
King Cole. . Robert Tate.
The Old Woman, Edith Seymour
The Crooked Man. drones (‘olIIurnrr
Simple Simon, Wurd Vnu Alr‘ianI
Mistress Mary. Alice. llzrnrou
lI‘uiI'ies—~Arrroiia Becker. Amanda
Christensen, Hazel CiillllPlll. Annie An-
IlIIrsoIr. Ednn llrush, ilurriI-I Hull.
Iron» Coleman. lIZdun Andrews~ Marie
Ilt‘nerllct. Mulrol Smith, Ruth Weed,
Edna iiohnnnnu, Dorothy I‘tI‘ItkII. IIltlI-
Id l’ulruor, lIltlII-I Adams. lIltlII’d rI-I-I-Is.
Snrnlr Ferguson. NIIIIIIII: \VIIIII-IIII‘. Mur-
unrite Iloty, Alice Damon. liI’Ilen (Traw-
-!‘orIl. ManIl Wilson, liuzel l’nlmor, Mo)"
i’Irlmrr. Ethel 'l‘urlov. Lizzm "l‘nrlov.
Ethel GI‘IIIIIIII. (.Ir'orro Uwr-ns. Marjorie
l'loorum, C‘nrrio llIIIII‘kIIII.I MalIIII .\lIl-
ll’l‘, Lillie Perry. Edith Mend lilli on
SI‘oIiIIId. .-\IiI,III I’lntt. EllIlil Hill, MnII
liain, Emily illnchnran. Idith John-
son Lillie Audrrsou, Gladys llzrnits.
'I‘I‘ssb‘ Buckley. r‘lIIrIIIII-II Rutter, Al-
berta IlIIIl. Myrtle Scull)‘, linlsy S‘uu-
son. lI‘iorIInIIII Sruitlr Marjorie MIDI-Iv
molt; CnrrlII Mend. l-IstlrIIr Arnold.
Ellie Andrews, .ll‘ltilll‘ Eldridge, MalIIIl
lIZIrII. .lIlIIuIlII ltelnu.
Ulnrn l’I'IIIlIi, Annie Uortiiob. Slay MI-II
lIIIr, tiI‘III'I- Robinson. AIIIILII lllpson.
.\llIIIrtu ’l‘wiss. Dorothy I‘LII‘II, Hum
Eliza). Mitrgllruttc .‘llllVlllIil. (SIIIII‘Is
Mort-house, ll.I.I.III lllulm, (‘IeriII IEIIlIl-
smith. Lizzie Stndlor. t‘lIurloItII
(il'l‘t’lll‘, Lizzie Craig. .lessiII Slnump.
I.IIIttlI: livers. ldn TIIr'rlll, Mabel
SIInrlI‘S. Cdli‘tl Hoyt. Alice Beers, .‘Iilu-
niII Air-Donald. LIT-rile Watson, .lIInn-III
Mom-ll. .-\iiIIII Anderson. (ZIII'truIiII
Niundon. Minnio .-\lb.Ire11.slInuI_ Edna
'l‘IIIIlIII'. .-\lIIIII Kunpp, .\lII_I' liurrls, Vio~
in Blydonburg. Edna. Blydunburg. .\lu-‘I
Sndio Benson, Marlon.
Bertha; I
Inie lIIIIInIIskl,
iI'IlonIuIIIIliIIrr. Allen Roberts,
He.“ bditlr SIIImour Maude ix'oe‘IIr.
llorotlm .\laIti11 .\atilu Stilll). Frances
llIV‘InIIIIl ilaI III-mullet. Lillinn iIIer-r
Ioll \' loin (1(lL.\I\l”ll ICIhIIl Grey Elwin»
IIIih .\I‘.I\".hIIu .loun: w. “an III.
\liII: iiI‘InoldsI P.1IIII1II IrI-IIIII
lint sy lloyd ()liIIIillakII.l.o11isI Sim“
inn Ilril‘ Holmes St John .\i;I1.IiI
lIIss‘III Kallltl'llll.‘ Thomas IluIlI liIlIi
Spec- I “In illennn i'inrroII Edith \tlllll‘N. .~\i
.\IIII ‘I'IIIIIIers,lIZIi1IIl KII ;.-.
north ll‘IlIlit‘ Robinson .\111I-l1n \l'lI't-
lillit‘l‘ Lilo Abbott Mlt‘l‘tllll‘ (‘i‘uflll.
IIIaIII Nomi; P‘Iltth Palmer. llIIserI ll}:-
Irrgtou Adar Warden l’enrl Colurrn
I.Irdmnin Aduinr'. May I.IICIIunt. I.ll-
lion St John. Mu} Inghzim, IllilIlI'IIIl
Belle Rowe, Lillian Watkins.
II II Staph-s
Edna ltny. IIZI'a Murru), .\lIl»
Normu Sin-tor. .I\llil' .\II
Ill‘I‘WS, I‘llnlIIIl lI’IIrrls, i-‘lorIIuIIII I‘IIIII‘IIZ.
Myrtle. Fiunuy,
Extras Brownies-I-Wnrrvn
Arthur Younns, Harold (fussy. Burl
I."llI1uIIuIIdtIIu. John Ferris. lwslio-
iI‘IIIIt, Howard Ezekiel. AloxnndIIr lint
iIIrnn, Allan lletts, Hurry llui’l'. ‘):§\lll'
Kling. Otto llztln, (iIIIIriziI l’nltrIIIr. IISI‘I
III-st lIlriIIson. Arthur Wrston. Humid
Siruunds,
Hull, Allie t Hoyt, Albert Mrtlltin. Fr‘Nl ,‘
Buckley, {I urge Brush. (.‘Ihsrliu 13m},
annrd Norris. Lester Brush. Waiter-r1
Craig.
Finn ilrillwlI lolet Hoyt, r) mum \\' ru-
nIIr lul~iv ilIIII11.lezIrI llioomuuist -\u-
trio Smith. Mildred lluldwrn. Molnl
striker. Hattie Ferris. ‘I'toln ilyxbee.
Daisy Boyd. Mamie! Meeker.
Lillian l‘l‘il\\’ltll‘ll,.
sII-IIIIIIIII. '.
Ailf‘lllli‘ .
I‘ ‘ Mimi) i9! 0th Norwallr
Citizens Not More Reliable Than
lTlloIo o‘i' Utter Strangers?
This in Ii. vital tnrorilion. '
it. is bought with Internet to South
Norwnlk.
it permits of only one answer
it cannot be evaded or lgnoriod
A South Nurwullc citizen speaks
hero.
Speaks for i’hII I"Ivoli'mo or South
Norwnlll. ‘ -
A citizen's statement is reliable.
Au utter stranger'i; doubtful
Home proof is the bean proof
Illr.(‘l1urles Pl. Wnrrou, .I.o11 of thr-
IIIIIll-lIIIIIII.III oyster planter of ‘1 (”IIIIL- -..I
not street, has '[she rollouing‘ to ear
about Dunn's Kl nIIy Pills: “1 lord
lrru into-lie rind wonlc kidneys from em I)
twilllllllllflll I tried illl itilrIlIl of room
(lion, but nevor l‘Ol't‘l'W‘ll any pormu
III-III bunIIflt until I ('rrrulnImInIIIIl using
Iioun' 3 Kidney l’llls I" hit: 'h I
III-Iorurod at l’lrtlstod'n drug
store. My father ‘ lrIIIl lIoIIu
using them and Iron so IIIIIIIIIIIII uitlr
llli‘ll' results that l was lnIluIIIIl to Us
them. I am nulls-tied that their IIIpIII
animations art- oil that in clalmIIIl for
them. They cured my hnckueho."
For sale by all dealers. i’rico no
routs. lI‘ostor-lllilburn Co.. llult‘ulo. N.
\’_. solo agents for the United States.
itomomlmr the IIIIInov-l.)onn'II—und
take. no other.
IDENTIFICATION.
Made by “Bob Williams” by Means of
a Tortoise Shell.
A CURIOUS
LONDON. Oct. 25».-liu‘rted Stores
('onsIIl—(lonorni Evnns forwarded to
IhII pension bureau in Washington this
Work what is probably the most IIurI
ions voucher of iridntitiontion over til-
IIIl in u pension (use. the IIIUIher
Ionsists oi the sin» Ill of II “I id tortorso
II'IIh the name Bob \\ llll' IIIIS sII Inith- ‘
M on thrI underside. it “no svnt to:
I‘IIusul-ilIInI-rai Errors from Hurst}
'lllll‘t'll. NIIII' Zoalund. \I‘iIIIrII ilIII nppirl
IIunt for It trunnion I IIIIII livitrg..111Il
is accompanied to II I'IIIII and :Iilldn i
\ll\ IIlriIlr explain lhut tirII solIIII-I 5}
real name in \l’iIIIIIIII Wrinirr but that
ho enlisted under ill" name of "\‘IllI
Mums."
Wright or “\VrilIIIIus." guys In his
IIIIpliI-ntion that in Innubt the tortolsIII‘
during the Sili'llllliduzih mmmtiun and?
afterward gave the shell to Mrs. Maryl
Johnson, 01‘ Port ilrIIIrs‘. Essex I~oIInIy,l
N‘. l'..
Wright dI‘I‘iIiIId to upon for It [It‘ilislml
and soul to New York I’or tlrII shell to
III-dot“ III idvntriy bimwlt“ us :I "\\1I-I
Plums." qulIIr nlrir h numb hum-wed in '
‘ (humour 1'}. ill '«I .\'«Iw York lIIfIIIItrI'.
’l‘hII IIIII‘iouII IioI-IIIIIIIIII was nrlrlrw .I
III (‘orrsuI-llouvrni iITIIIns, IIhII II.I~I IIII'»
l'll‘II'l)’ I-IIIIIIIIix‘IIIIIIIII' IIt' Iti‘llbliiiln at
Washington. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘ and um: tor-
errIlsIIl to him from \l’nstIIIIszIIIII I.I
mistake. Mr. l':\r'lnh l‘v'llll'llS it In lhI‘
pension ulllvn Within! .Iomuwnt.
FORTY YEARS' TORTURE.
To be rIIllIInIl from u torturing Ills-
I-us'II alter it) yours' torture might well
Insure the gratitudon.’ anyone. That is
who! ileWitt's \l‘ltrir Hurt-l Snlw did
for (,1. iinnoy. neural. 0. He says .
‘lleWitt's WitI-h llIIns-l Salve cured
the or piles alter-II had suffered 40
,I'IIarrt." Cures cuts,_b:1rris. wounds.
skin diseases. TlIIIIsirII of counterfeits
Clifford I’hnrmm II "
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STATE GAELIC LEAGUE FORMED.
Temporary Organization Eflccted at a
Meeting in Bridgeport.
lilillimil’nit'i‘ Ut'l A1 :I inrn‘Il.
I.III: or" the tinI-iic I.II ILX'!" llI‘IIl nt llliit‘l"
IIIIIII llnll tilt :N IIIIIIIIrIl thoI forurntion
III :I Stow ortzzrulzuttorr err-III mi» n
and Ivmporury IIfilIIIIrs IIIIII'II IIIIIIIIIIII
III-Inlirrtz the mill for II. I-IYIIYII IImI‘I'II‘I-
Iion, ilIIprIIsvnrnrrrIIs were present
from Bridgeport. llnrtiord Now llnII~
on, \\‘rIllIngr‘orIl \\'IIII i‘Iilll‘) ilIlIl ,\';IIIc~
.I
.l'
alllll‘s. Tempornrv IIfilIIIIrs i‘ll‘t‘ll‘ll
IIrII l‘rIIsleIIIII. l', .l lIIIIIIII ilI‘Ile-I-
Imrt: sIII'rIIIan \l .I I‘IIIIIII linrtfnrll:
Ironsuror, William Murphy. New llalII'I
IIII
'l‘lit‘ Ul‘l“('l> IIl' lIIIquo mm the Ni-
I’Hill‘ilflt‘illt'llt I-I’ IIIIIIly oi trio lrish
,lnuzungv Irrusir and iristorv.
Addresses IIIIrII mm!" by
,IIIIImI‘IIIrn III ”III iI'IIIIII lIInzIIII,
irw IIfllI-I‘Irs IIIIIIItIIII \ strrln eInnI‘IIrI-
lin'i Will be rolled us soon as prnrtb-
.IlIIII and n pI‘III‘IIIIIIII :Il Stntv orgrrurub
tron will lIII IIII'IIII-Il
SAVED A BOV‘S LIFE.
.\lr>. I‘npttin ll. Hubbard. nt Mil-‘
ford. i'IIIL snys: ”ilruziiimi Ilnlrn sur-
on my boy's lite. ill" began just lIII‘.‘
, the one we lost with I mun. Wu grim
him :1 few doses. lie quickly“ dropped
snvoml
and III'
Armstrong. Marguerite Sher-hon. lirlen « Io sloop and was an main in thr- funga;
Booker. Cecil Finch, Jessie Anderson. I nine." For solo by it. III. i’inisml R;
Marthe. ilertrnm. Rachel SuIInI.iIIr:I.I n, Baxter. and In“. t‘lliford T’bar»
Jennie Loijount, Emily Nash. Violet , mar-y. n
Andrews. thrush) itylnnton. Lily , Wm... M -
Youngs. IJOHN MORLEY WAS DEFEAThOJ
TIIIs~II~hitiII~I lltK‘ktll”, Lucv Craig. tilnhtltlil, I» l, I; in I1...,.I....HWI
Ethel Cummings. Maud Rosier. liar-
iorlu Molkmnott Martha Burkloy .-\l
bertn Comments. Freda .‘Ilulvlnill Olive
Bloke Bother Gladstone, \‘loln Cum-
mings. Elizabeth Sharer. Into Marsh.
billion Hopkins. Hunt Pointer. Viola
hooker. Dorothy Cnmby. Jennie Gould.
Minnie Ollmnnhnw. Martini ilocklIIy.
Viola Crawford. iloleu Drummer, Kilo:
worth Selleok, (”nude Baker.
Standing. Amryalmlie Gorhom. 0o-
Izor lludumn. Harold middle, Arthur
Johnson. Raymond Waidr‘on. timid
Taylor Burnett boy. Clarence Whit-
Inner. Norman Biol-key. Elnorlnn 8:.
Intro ll‘cnnmh Thomas ilforrla Hatch-
Inch Wollare Hunted Mule Bonito.
John Btadler. Lester Roberts. Elmer
Benedict. Chrome Parker. Carl
0 A. Orchestra-Junk iii
‘ Start-Inst. director and am violin;
I George tantrum. lint. violin: John Pom .
oil. mono violin; Archer W m
and rtolln: Publish Worm first
clarinet; not: moms. second
uterine At It Lynch first comet:
35 much on comet. time
someone meet (.1 2. Becker.
. inf til .mp1; and Scouts
{1 EmulsIon ego
'i'IIac‘II the beauty I.» pale girls
Winecause some food
today III’ .I motor or Ililiogow IIntIIIrsr‘ty .
in Impression to Lord lloulwry Mr. I
IWynhum. tho- lIiIIh .«III rotor} Ileloat
ed John Morin}. the litwrni lender by i
on to Iiifi vote» the III-suit. whichi
mm Ittwr illit‘wat‘lIIil. will IloIIhtlI as-
h- b» claimed as another endorsement
II! tinI Icovernmvm III t‘llllllfilltill bill and
I the measures ndoprmi rowumn lrIIlItnIl '
.mi
I
“wwwfl .. ...= o... . a»...
(311001. “GIRLS
’Tis a pretty ,ngemthat time
ioa girl’s life when she has all
the beauties fit womanhood
without the later lines of care
and worry. .
But here arid there even
and am laces.
Pale blood Is at the bottom
Scott’s Emulsion brings
who kIIpt it IIIIIII rI-I-I'~IIII_I'. I.I‘trIIInj ‘
Lowering, \\'IIIlIIII~dIII' I-IIIIIIIII:
Inn.
: A Brut-limiter, onutIIrII
'nun-iuv nIIIIrnoon III 2 IIZIIIIIIII,
among school girls appear pale .
. ’M in the dork:
I ‘~«~-nl\—u—""
IMETHODIBT.
lI‘lrIIt Methodist, Episcopal (‘lllli"illl,
this item W. \‘I’oll'ord ’l‘. llllllitlli, pow
toI
sermon in IIIII‘IIIII on “Some Doctrines
i‘oI'.‘l‘oIlrty.” I. “Tim
children‘s IIIllI. “'l‘llt‘l Enron" 1an III‘
:Iuthvrn.‘ luvo Not tho World A
Lulnlr III’ (I od Silil Km 1) Met" ":30 p.’
In, pastor llll'lllllC‘i third sermon on
"Neuron." 'I‘opie. “(inning on
“atom“ musir. alto solo,
lionutlt’ui LIIIIII on High.” Miro; Iiood:
duet, "The invisible Land."
on ililil MIL?“ hood; anthem.
loin, My (Ilorloun’liomo,” t'holr
chorus of twenty voices: IzoIIpIII solo.
":I'IIVIIII lIII (Ir-nun," Sir. (loruutotk.
Norwnllr Melhodiot- lIJpIsIIIIpIIl
Chin-III. RIII' . I..] K Moore lliillm‘
Morning pr l,\|'l‘ sorviIII III. I): III) II III
IIIIIIIIIII IIitII r-I l‘lilOIl til it): llil;
mlrool ill 12 121.; iIDIIIIorth League iii'l“
I'iIII :rI I3:.lu p.111; ImIIIr‘IIIII; serum
“'llll :Ili‘l'lirilli 7::‘u II III. \lIIsiI' for IIII
IIIII: \IIIiII I.III "l' IIIIIIIIII iIIlilllIlii in i‘
lIuIIk; IIolII I'or .IIopIIIuo ”Consider IIIII
l.illI’-.,54" 'i‘npllll’; liloria i'ntri. “dil-
llnnrza: IIIIIII'IIItttI. “Torry \Iiih MII'
l’insurl duet IIII- soprano and contrulto.
“Lore lilviuII.” llrt-wor.
IIZIrst AIIIIIIIIII .‘llI-tlIoIlirIl (.‘hIIrIrh. vor-
IIIIar IIIIIIII li‘I’I‘lllliil IInd liowun street.
lIIIIst Norwzrlk, Edward (lIInulnohnnr
pastor.w-Morning sol-rive at lit'fl”.
prIIuIIlIiug ll\'- the pastor: Sundur
I'IIIIIIIII. I: 111.: Junior III-uguo I'oIIIlIII-t
IIII by Mrs, II}. S. llowon, III II; iIZIIImrIlI
I.IInIa'IIIIfti p. Ill.2 evening service. 7 p.
in _ preaching by tin- pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwnilt t‘ortgregaliturul
i‘lIurI h. ltor. Poul M. Strnyor, pastor-«w
iiI:3tI II. III.. sermon by thII Rev. l’ro-
I‘IISsor llIIndInIIrI \\'. ller-on. I). l').. oi‘
‘I‘zrie l'niIIIrsItI‘. .‘Ilusrn. "Como lI'I
llisI-ousolzrtv.” ilIIIIiI; “LOVII Not the
World." Sullrrnn'. I‘.’ lll., IlllIlI- sr-hool.
I.IIIIIIIIII. Jennings IInII Christian Ill-
IIIIII'v i'lulrs, SpI-Iizrl missionary on-
sun in limb sIIlIIIol. lzlltl p, t1l..
\‘IIsIIIIrs, uddrvss ll_\‘ llr. lip on. Quarr-
l"[l\’.‘i. ‘(lIIIl Shull \l'ipI- Anny .\lI
I‘IIztrs." Hold; “it ('ilIIII-IIIIIII l.i;:l1t.'
lillt'k, soprano solo "NuurIIr. My God,
in TIIIIII." llill'IlIIII_
II'lrst (‘ongrrzutlonul Clrurrh. i‘IIIIrr‘EII‘
Ii. ligbvrl. I‘nsrorwMorning ni‘i‘YIl'I‘ ill-
l'I.1iiI. TIIII s. ,I'IIrurnt III ”III Lord .I‘
‘Itppvr IIili IIII zIIlnIlnistIIII-Il; Sunday
IhIIol at l'.‘ l'-; IIII-uin: hl'i‘l'il‘t‘ III
Tho ol'Illl in I'III SI-I'Ius III
IIIIIniu: Qlli‘hlliliib.” lll lingmrrs
.\t’i'o1'II III bII t'lIaIIIsIII’I'.’ I II. ‘I..
\\'I-IlI1-Isduy ill f' ruII'III-I II HMIHI'
'l‘lrirrsIlIII IIII urn: ill ‘6. SI '
"Wastv." Story '\ llII-Ilrdny
‘IIII$_..: \IoInIII: , i’rIIlIulI- in V
I‘l', III Silos 'Ilod. Io \Vlrorn \\'»
i'p liliIIIIlI,' (‘I. W I‘lInIlIIIIi,
I‘I') HIIII' H. Wilson. " l. III .\_II. "
II. IIIIIII. URI-lbw}. l’zi‘IlII'Ill ii
.\ l. \l'IIII: prrstiIIII-I, .\I.I1'I1II I‘ ': :11»
::I I. IliIIIIIIIIIIr,;~I'. llI'IIIIInI l’I
lllllt‘. .\'IIIIIII‘11I- in Ii lint. .llIII I'll-Y
round ‘Il Lord Most Mining,‘ Ix.-
il‘ll‘éli'lll. SI Ilililt l'I >(1,Il'. IIIII le
i“i Ill‘ XIII YI. 0t Int .II-I I‘. II II. ~l
IIIIiI-, it St. ( III. ii. on. ;III:,I' .l
jI .
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BAPTIST.
South Noru‘nik il.1pI:~I (‘lIIIrI i1 III-v.
II. II. ('Ilrprutvr pastor-w Murmur. Will"
~lrlp ill IN’C'H, IrirjIII'l, lt‘HSUII III Lil"
I‘Illl'll‘t‘ll prior to the sermon: ihnmI‘
Iii ht‘l'llritll. ilurnunrty III IlII- Sui-bulb
SIIIIIIIIII‘ Fi'lllbll :It I‘.’ IIIIIIIIl-I ’I‘IIII
I’iIll lniIIII iIIIIIiI- IIluw “ill 111I i 1»
port of Sunday school for study. or II!“
illlllt' pnsior‘ lII.IIIIIr' .IIIIIIIII~ I:IIII~:.I-
or il‘. l p. In; SI-IIIIIr lIJIIIlIIIII'IuI- :II I'.
b In. loIIIII 'I'reuilulz .1. IIruIIious llz‘II-
tuliou I.Iuirti). Morin-II. :33 l l". T II
III. II Snt'l'lal snrmon by tin pastor.
'IIIIIIIIII, BIIIIM on the Inside. ‘l'lII’
TIllln‘lI‘ will crrilhlst ot‘ anthems. duwtt,
IloIIlIlII qunrtutto will sin: allllllllilil‘
ziliy The SIIIIIIIr and other Songs.
EPISCOPAL.
lil’at‘I‘(_'lllli'I'll m’Isir- Morning I‘ro~
I'I‘h‘slonnl fill, .I-‘IfiI-rjv. VIIIIIII- in It.
I'roirlr: ’I‘II ileum In I; Hopkins: .III-
bilanI in .\, Four» 1‘: “VIII“ 3323. Inno-
I‘vntr; Hymn 1H3. Mason: ilflIIrImI,
The Lord i.I Sly Light iiiiI-v. lint-II.»-
a‘louoi 35‘“. Smart. Brooms: I’roI ,...-,
sionnl EIII‘J, i-III'II)‘: r'III'irII \‘III‘sIItlIII’.
'l‘lelII-‘z .‘IIIIJIIiliInt in I-‘_ Lloyd: Nor."
Iiimrttis in r‘ Lloyd; Hymn Ii‘ITI, llnav
lIIr; (IIf’IIIrrIIIIy 0 llIIII AIIIIIIIIIII, \l’IIII.
itIIIIIIIII.-Irnmgl TIIII‘I, IinuntlI-tt.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian SI-ienre SIII‘I'IU‘.
.‘II’IIrszlk-«ilnnular Sun-lay :«t‘i‘h’li‘t‘ Ir:
:iIII Hemline ltoorn. “moot:- builditm.
Si Wadi stI-IIIIL at It p or; testimonial
:It A [I
lit. ’IU IIIiIilI II‘II‘IVII‘IJII: thr- [illlllltj In
IIII'IrIllai inIItIIIl lending Rnomopvn
to I‘m» public tan b work day from Z to
in.
SALVATION ARMY.
The Salvation Army, 18 South Main
fitrIIIIII- “outings IIIIrII night IIIIIIIIIIIII
TIIIIsIlnII :III ‘I p m Sunday. llollnrtité
'mm- inc in :‘II II. In: proiw meeting S
o. In A IIIIIIInl I Hort I.IIll t. II., III. to
mnlIII tin». mtII lliiifll II IIMIIIIII to all who
I.IttIIIIIl Firm body wulromv if. M.
lisulstonn (‘nptuin
8T. PETER'S GERMAN LUTHERAN.
St. Priors (lermnn Lorin-run
i‘hIIrIIiI North Main strIIIIrI IIIIIIIIIIIII
rat ‘I’ 30 Sondm Min-ulna. I-IIndItI-IIIII by
“or K Krvtlmnuu of Simulnrd
GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
Hermon ‘IiiInrg-Illr‘nl Flint-“II, iiiII’IrIIIs
.‘l'IrIIiIIvII III/wry
in the
,er
.
Swedish PIIrmrIIzriilIIIml "mm b.
_. was...
CIVIL canines. militiamen.
Statement lowed loom»... Changer
in the Past Year
WASHINGTUR. tic-terror bonfire
eitil cervica- mmmmron hm lfi‘l‘lfifll It
statement rcvtmiog liraI impatient
changes; in thI‘IIiril IIIIrI-irn rtilm l1!!!“
rm: the past tiara! l’r’dt‘ and Iexprmnmfi
the conclusirm’llmt Itrm romittium
_ . rloily diminished the puflth
col influence exerted in the gohrlv
merit sorrow. and strihgthmld the
wmpctltiw ”slam
manor oi removals from «from. the
commission aura: "The right a! reI
motel remixing as it has always bun,
antercrtcom on In». part III I» or»
Motion «new. the only limitations
twice that it moo; he to warmer» the
emulator oi the septic-t that ”it most
not in the politic-Ii I.III religions comm»
We»: IIIIII inst minim; Mimi no
um the Maroon
«Ion he stroll one Ira/tied Mac III the
We»! Who illicit I...» IIIII
LI .
on Man,
I-zltI 30 II In, pastor pronclIIIs ilr It‘
New Lll’of‘,
tho
"'1 lIIIrII’n n‘
Mrs. taint-j
".IIIrurstI‘
IIII'I ‘
- i
h‘uuduv .
R terrier! to the ’
natty to me armor ml to;
minnow In
THE D..M READ CO
Established 161.57
Mun—mommi— K ‘
. UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
I Fleece-lined Vests, long or Extra heavy heeded-lined
anon sleeves. Pants. knee Or long and short sleeved Vests,
I, ankle length, both regular knee and ankle Pants and
and extra sizes, 25cts. Equestrian Tights, .5octs.
Bleached fleece-lined longl Extra; sizes. , 59 cts.
sleeved Vests, ankle Pants.r Merino ribbed Vests and
regular and extra sizes, iPnnts white and natural.
I soctsd 75 cts and $1. on.
Plain Merino Underwear. Childrens fleece- lined Un—
; all wool, white and natural, dcrwcar, white and natural,
! 50, 75 and"$t3.oo. 25 cts.
l Children's plain Merino. Children’s Merino ribbed,
I white and natural, 50cm, 50 cts.
Added to the above are other varieties of all wool
garments. both plain and ribbed.
American Hosiery goods. all kinds and sizes,
fashioned.
full
VAL UE 11v MEN’S CLOTHING.
Warm winter Underwear, extra quality fine fleeced
Shirts and Drawers, so cts each.
Fine Camel's Hair Shirts and Drawers, all taped,
with rc-inforced gussets, made and finished perfectly,
75 cts each.
Ribbed Underwear. a superior quality, in both nat-
ural color and light blue, 50 cts. each.
Outing Flannel Pajamas for boys, 75 cts.
Special for Saturday. Men‘s soft Shirts. an excellent
line. very suitable for working Shirts, two collars to
match, 50 cis.
Men‘s Madras Shirts, a regular $1.00 grade, to be
closed out at 75 cts each.
In the House Furnishing Store is a sale of Caskets.
large and small, plain and fancy. Baskets for every sort
of household use.
Come and look them over.
At the Toilet Section. To every one purchasing a
dollar‘s worth of Hudnut's goods will be given a bottle
of Eau do Quinine. It is one of the finest hair tonics
known. '
THE D. M. READ COMPANY,
Bridgeport. Conn.
INSURANCE CO. READY TO PAY.
il.\it'i‘iI'UltiI, OI,'iI)bi'r 25~~~Judgment
Iirer Ill" IiIIfIInIlants intI'Irpload was til-
ed to Judge Ralph “mentor in the SIII
IIIIIIIIII- l'Irllrl yesterday In the vase of
lil’ I‘IIIIIIIII-IIIIIIL Mutual Life Insurance
llllilllillli)‘ against ilnttlu i-Z. I)w_\'er, of
.\'I III Haven, and Edwin W. Potter, of
turn: llrl this. the wars Ins
~IIII'III with F'llllilr‘fll IlIIiilIIfI -
III emblw him to uudI I'IIIIIIII tII~
i wiill l1 his l'r'IIJUYIll Ir
III IllIlIlI' n11 illllli'lrpllnl”
I :IIIIII‘.II .‘lI‘I'WIII-lll oi
IIIIzuII IIIIIIII: III :n»
rItiI-II.III11 to IE: IIII, WIIIIIII not he
”l’ill'l' that lit
Tlrlir‘i
lII'.~'1~
IIXiIt't III“.~~
sought and
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I
.III ”in II- I
"““l‘” “I' l' i” ""1””1 ”W ”W ‘ If" ilumdvn. The two IIIII’IIrrdnnis In this
strIII-tIIIII pI-I;IIIII!n'<IItIIII «In NH." ~51. suit the the plaintiffs In olhI-r (InuI-s
liIII'J. bu.- iwl'll III illl' IItlI‘i' It or good ”’
IIIIIIII I‘Hi‘ll hurt! bronchi against the
“i 'l" IIIIIIIIIIII I- I-ompany to "‘(‘IH‘I‘I‘ samur-
IIII'sIItI from (In [JIlIIl.“
:IIlIIIIIII.II':IIIIIII. and no l'II"
ilmt'nl {If any
I‘-
. _ Lb I‘IIII on ”I", policy of Amos lid
cr-rvli'.‘ mi. ImrrropI-I i‘I Ilrlillr‘ illls IlilI " I...” 11'. who illi‘tl “mum“, 3‘ illlll
b .n iIrnuulIi it) the IIII-IrtI'Iu o! ”1‘ out I“ tlIII-I suit the lnsurnIIIIII I'm":
I'I’IIHHH‘IH"“- II.III,I Is forth that it is ignorant of
---.-.. IlII rIIIIIIIIIIiI'II rights oi the two I.Ilnirrr
ADVERTISE!) LETTERS- I’lIlI.I II has the money and is ready
Folloning is II lI.II. ol' lII ttII rII rI- mainv III pm). but does not know to which it
int: lllll‘fllll'Il (or III tlII- iollowmn post» 1,. IIIII-.
Ulnl'i'rsl lor tlIII work IIrrIizugtiIItIIlrIIr ——~~~-~—--~-~-——
23th ltIII: GOES LIKE HOT CAKES.
T l'I {MIMI-1"; .. “'l'lIII tar-Ivor III-Hing urticlo l have to
fill}; I';4:=Ii|"',lIlIlI'Il- my store," wrirm- ltrugglst (J. T. Smith,
. our“ '
Iii liI'II'III. K)‘.. "in Ilr. King's NHW “MI
IIoIIIIrI' {or ITIInIIIIInption, Coughs I.IIIII
i‘oidn, liln'nlifm it IIlwIIyII cures. In my
nix )‘V’Hrd of IIIIII-a it has never failed. I
l'ltlllip i‘IIIItIIlianII
Mrs, lIllIztszIIlI l-LIILII liInIIl
.lurvph liIirIlniI.
Mm. Jim» illilriilin. have known it to ’r'HVL' nuflerern from
IWI“ 1- 'Iiiirml- Throat and Lung; d’IIIIInIIoII. who could
I“? J“"‘""‘“I not no lIIrip from doctors or any other
filo-.4 .‘vlrtillllllit l.;lI'!Il'Il.
rnillt'dy.” MIIilIIIrn rIIly on it, best. phy-
sb-iorm prIIIIIIrlbII it, nod F. H. ilnxtIIr
ililnr'nntmin sotintmtion or will rIIlunII
prltzlr. 'l‘rini bottlvs tree. Regular
Itlzvs. 50 and 'I. on
m .m . W... mum...“ m...”
Miss ll IliIIiirI'Itb.
Miss Katy Murphy.
ll. '1‘. l’oIIIIIIr.
Miss Man i... Iinymrm-l.
Mrs. hlrtrnorvl itIIilly.
1 .
ItoI-IIII .lilt‘llilll'lll FELL FROM A WINDOW.
MI: and MI'II HIIIII‘I‘ ilwlmvi NEW HAVEN. ()IItolmr 25-w'l‘ho
Mrs. Broiitrld. body or .IIIIIIIIIII II‘. Day, ngml thirtyI
Georg» limit.
Time, Scott.
Mm. fl 1‘. Stewart.
Iwo won roIIIIII III on own beneath ii.
window or his ll'lil‘lllt‘lll. yt'tlllil‘llll)‘ by
5 ”MIN" ”"“- II pnlmllvinn. ’I'lIII nitnll wnnlrnoiurvd.
M lI‘. 'i‘rrlnmw' it III IIIIppIIImd that In» Idllror full or
“WWII" 'lli'tmiWi". “WNW? “I‘m iIIIIIIII-Il trom :1 third story window
Wm. WI-imr
WIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII: In lIiII Hit-op.
I}. lIZ. ('lti‘IWlIIZ, ll. ....._......
«MOP THM‘ COLD.
or II Irmv mud: to I'.IIIIIIIuoIIIn lira.
zilinu I aim is luv-nit III. ' up 1‘ olrln th I-II
l'.
posrms’rsn AT non-m norm!
o
'\'l‘.i8lll?\‘tl’l‘u.\6. IIIIt. sz~ A it How rII.-Ir tIIi Ii, IIIIIIIIIII without, exception.
was twin)? II'IIIIIIIIIIIII postmaster III in. Z‘I fun: nod ti tldlmttimr. 'i‘lroliiii
(ni’fl Mitot’ri lit l’lhlsilllil'fi.
Nam; l'fiililiiiit Conn.
one”) through amp; wool? to child or molt ire
I II: emu II lM to .
this, colic. ciroicro mo us. diarrhoea. {11¢an
oil complainant liko onion are the motto! and mad
foods tormentin to tho: . The only my to
retrofit lever on mum :ocii troubles without injury
wgwbmnd unto: the ammo in to}; 39W"
i Banal III the new mom moi trim
Ind bowel tumbles by muovinflhoamm
wk?“ m“ ’EbWZhI finpcntoth‘m. WWI
"to II I: one; a
“mat nouns and rum tb It “mums
'1‘! comm
”from Motrin
............. R81;
,, on use. or me I: uremia modulator.
Motoring. litigant»
n .
Norwalk Chronicler