neuter h 3
out bottle oi Dr. Howard's
uneoilio for the cure or con-
“ dyauopslaet bait price.
.: to , this large ldiscuunt be
onto return the mushy to any pur-
hoser when: the up” lilo does not
are. .r,’ .
t in suite unusual to be able to buy
ithcent places tor a quarter. but that
u what this odor really roads. for it
s onlyjreeontly through thosollcitu-
ion of DrugpistFronk Baxter that this
medicine could be beiightfior less than
fifty cents. ride urged the proprietors
to allhlm to sell it utthls reduced
rice for a little while. agreeing to sell
a certain amount. The result has Juut~
, ideal-hitched judgment. for the sale
has been Something remarkable.
Anyone who suffers with headache,
‘dysllepnin, dizziness, sour stomach,
speaksbeiore the eyes,- or any liver
rouble’,‘ should take advantage at this
Ohhflrtunlty. for Dr. Howard's specific
will cure. But it by any chance it
lyshOnldgnot,.Mr. Baxter will return your
buoy; ‘
. The specific is very pleasant to take,
minis,r in the form of small granules.
and there are sixty doses in every.
package. It. is especially convenient
when traveling, and no one should
sum on a. journey without. a bottle of
this reliable medicine.
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Mrs. .M. S. Partrick is. ill at her
home on the Washington street bridge.
,. The choir of St. Poul's mission re.-
hem‘scd Christmas music last evening.
Ward S. Palmer is spending a week
in New York city and expects to stay
over Sunday.
Samuel Hull has left, his position
with Wulhlzer & Dreyer and has tsk‘
on one in J. C. Wilson's hat shop.
Mrs. Henry Bennett was a guest
Wednesday at the home of John H.
Bennett, Esq.. Compo street,.Westp0rt.
At the Sunday school session tomor-
row. at the Advent Christian Church.
the Christmas carols will be rehearsed
‘ The Christmas decorating committee
of the East Avenue Methodist Church
will meet tomorrow at the close of
Sunday school.
Plumber John F. Griffin has placed
water connections in one of the hous-
es in Raymond street. South Norwam,
owned by J. R. Marvin.
Miss Mildred Baldwin. who has been
ill with a slight attack of malarial fev-
er at her home in Secoud street, is
considerably improved.
So large was the trellis yesterday
that Cole‘s Electric Express was com-
pelled to put on an extra car which
§amo over from New Haven last oven-
, 11g-
Thcre will be a, rehearsal of the choir
of the Advent Christian Church this ev-
ening. Previous to this rehearsal. at.
7 o'clock. the girls” Christmas chorus
will practice. .
Superintendent Charles Murray dc-
siros every member .ot.,tho Sunday
school of St. I’nul‘s mission to be pres-
ent tomorrow. as the Christmas carols
Will be rehearsed: ,,,,, _,
Mrs. Willi'n'm’lianfiock, of Brooklyn.
spent yesterday the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert N. Sherwood at their
home in Pleasant street. She return-
ed to the city last night.
Harry A. Benedict. foreman in me
Lockwood Manufacturing Company's
plant. has been ill the past few days
at his home in Osborn avenue and un-
able to attend to his duties.
Mrs. S. C. Allen. of Now street. has
received word from her son, Morris
F. Lovejoy. that he has arrived at Fort
Tottcn. I... 1.. where he is now on duty
in the cost artillery corps}. having been
promoted to this position from the Sov-
-: cuih cavalry.
Captain Frank Allen has finished his
work on the propeller “City of Nor-
walk." and is enjoying a few days va-
cation. The captain is gradually ro-
covcrlnt'. from the very severe cold
from which he has been suffering the
past few weeks.
Miss Carrie L. Palmer has returned
from New York city.:aiter spending a
few days and attending the Free-Mus-
.,
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“Turin
Wonk lungs his
3' mosilyduo to u
.{ neglected cough.
it Only a small per
.' cent. of the mil—
lion; who have
consumption in-
ghovitit. Asllghi
lipooldtu’iioklln or
‘ king can? in
' the begins n1,
. I‘M huéflf i! h”
,._ rose a marina
M. Idvonood lingo
them! pounding except the mvo. ’ ,
Any one oi. comumpllonkihsi ll .omblot ‘
Min to until-sunr‘contumpn . at ,
Mill! or Mondrian htld'on to": my oi
j in rm-mmiortiovtboimo
“4h. loll com Minuto‘qoughGuro-wlil
' , - in relief autumn om.
“selling o. renuv ‘8
slat R. A. McDonald.
‘ hpfihehgfltutordoy alteration.
noble hem
. k1 Md
sv.
out
on Hullin Van Zaudt street. has
monieserved. The next meeting ‘wul
be next Friday night with President
Bumstrup at
street. . . . .
“ Richard Bland will have charge of
thathoyal Workers' meeting, tomorrow
evening. at 5:45. at the Advent Christ-
lun Church.
consecration service and every morn
her is requested to be present. Sub-
ject. “The Old or the New‘Wu‘y: Whlou
Do You Like Best?"
William hi. Trlstrum, clerk for Point.
or J. W. lientty. is ooniu'utulatlng him-
sell? that he was not “bitten” badly in
tile‘Giiliii suit club. He had paid in
only three dollars. while anotherem-
ployee‘ oi! Mr. Buntty is mourning the
loss of sixteen cold dollars that he has
little hope of getting buck. ,
A very interesting meeting oi the Re-
vival Band was held last night. at the
home of Edgar Keeler. everyonepres-
ent taking part in testimony and pray-
or. and a business meeting was held
into. ' A committee of him was ap-
pointed lo look after the supper which
the JuniorIBnud is to have in‘ the base
ment of the church. New Year’s eve.
Mr. and Mrs. Keolor served hot lemon-
ade. cake and fruit. to their guests.
The floral pieces at the funeral, of
Mrs. Bridget Shea. held yesterday
morning. were many and beautiful. mi
floating the esteem in which the de-
ceased was held by a lame number of
friends. Among the tokens were a
standing wreath troiu the trimmers at
the R & G corset factory. niarge pil~
low inscribed “Mother" from the child-
ren, a wreath from C. S. 'l‘rowbrldge &
Co’s box factory, a wreath from the
bosters’ and flossers’ room of the R n.
G corset shop. a similar piece irom‘the
employees of the Old Well Laundry.
where one of her soon is employed.
still another one from Mr. and Mrs.
John J. Warren, a cross from Mrs.
Josephine Powers and a wreath from a
friend. There was also a due floral
remembrance from Mrs. Daniel Keogh.
Edward Harris, of this place. who
has been a member of the coast artil-
lory. stationed at Fort Totton. N. Y..
has returned to East Norwalk. having
been discharged because of disability.
He suffered from fainting spells. Mr.
Harris has taken a position opening
oysters in tho Radel shop.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Josephine Crow is in Greenport,
L. 1., on business.
John H. Crockett has been enjoying
a week's trip on the steamer “Kate U.
Stevens."
Mrs. Judson Adams has gone to
Rome. N. Y.. to remain sevral weeks
for treatment in the cancer institute
in that place.
Thercgulnr monthly business mout-
inrz of the Rowayton Hose Company
will be bold in Crow's Hall on Monday
evening Doccmber 8 at 8 o'clock. Every
member of the Company is expected to
be present. .
David ln'u. of this place. shipped two
horses to New York on the Stamford
boat last Monday. to be sold at the big
fail: there Wednesday. On that day
he purchased two horses; which were
brought up on the Stamford bout last
night. '
ilnwnyion Methodist Episcopal
Clmrch.-9:30 a. m., class meeting;
l0::l0 u. 111.. preaching; 1:30 p. in. Sun-
dziy school: 6 p. m., union Young l"co~
plcs' mnctlng. at Baptist Church; 7 p.
m., preaching. 'i‘ucsdny evening. class
meeting; Thursday evening, prayer
meeting.
Services at Baptist Church as fol-
lows: At 10:45 a. m., preaching by
pastor. on topic. "What is the Best
Thing in the World:" at 7 p. m., sub-
ject of sermon. "Relation of Modern
[mention to the Truths of the Gos-
pol." based on Mnrconl's discovery of
wireless tolegrnphy. bord‘s Supper
follow»; morning sermon: union of Ep-
worth League and Christian Endeavor
in Baptist Church at 6 p. m.; praise
and testimony meeting Thursday oven-
lng at 7:45. followed by business moot-
iui: of Christian Endeavor.
Edwin 1,. Stevens. who was appoint-
ed by the fire department to purchase
badges. Went to New York Tuesday
and returned with insignia for the po-
lice, oiiluors and members of the do
nartment. Hilliam Cnshman’s barn
has been titted up for the meetings and
it is both nosey and commodious. Mon-
day owning the regular meeting of the
department will be- held and every
member should be present to hear the
report of the committee and to elect
a captain and lieutenant for the po-
lice. The department now numbers
titty members. from the bout residents
of the place.
DARIEN AND NPROTON.
Louln Taylor. who is at present
working in Newton, had to take a day
on‘. yesterday. on acchunt oi' the storm.
Byron C. Meade and wife. of Norn
walk. will spend Sunday the guests oi
Mr. and Mrs. L. F‘. Btoorsu, 0! Center
avenue. ,
utthow Cullen and Clarence Sco-
mu drove to South Norwalk Thursday
and securedu “loud or stock for Drug»
Mrs. Mary Everett‘s him. who has
beou‘herfguuot (honest tow weeks. at
her it me in West avenue. unturned
. Ant 0: “aim. lost a voi-
la. “weak... The animal
its-mate autopsy nluht
aneurysms were enjoyed and reireub- . .
[his home in second"
i
It will be the monmiy’
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Against Lincoln
ness of fooling'betwcanNorth an
on
The SUNDAY SUN has obtained
Samuel Arnold. oue'oi' the then convicted 0
SUN. is Worth the closest attention.
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Your Uncle‘Jo-e“ Cannon
iigurc in this Government.
fallout oi something ix
Congress. The SUND
Lincoln. ’Hc writes of his acquaintance wit ,
Somme. of his trial and rigorous imprisonment in an undiluted
flow of resentment and hatred for the whole Stanton regime.
i Because of its preludlca‘.’ its naive frankness and its reflected
view of the ironhwmh oi Stanton against all who had raised
band or Voice against his President. the narration. which will
run through several numbers of the NEW YORK SUNDAY
“ .
A mohair . .
1
A. $30,; YE'QRWHEN 79513331};
runssy'tflllhc: ”ELWWMFORT In?
It is anis’torcstluggt'thing. nude 5. when the intense blurr-
. South over mach/ii War
has been diffusedr‘and sohened"‘by lapse of time and by new
ties. to discover a relic of the hatred and runcor that prevailed
both‘ sides lulu ultér“ the assassination oi. lfincoln.
memo l'S
- the
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Bomb
The Speaker oi the House oi Representatives is a pretty big
.Mr. Cannon ol lllinois .is a big
iigurc without being Speukcrwnnd the bottom will have to
he is not to be Speaker oi the next
Y SUN tells the things about him
that we all ‘enioy knowing about any big man.
M‘Ah~ .. .m-vv‘nrm
”mm-wt». W
Arnoldfa Storyof the Conspiracy
k
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oi
. s sinst
yang the
Commission
of the opposing lawyers—wood other such
Judge Gray.
Judge George Gray of the Coal
The thin we cnioy knowinnanow it is all very well that
we shoul have a list of all the cases Judge Gray has decided
and oi all his contributions lo the lore of law. But it‘s fun
to know how be relaxed the dignity of the Court, in a beer
pump patent case to get a luncheon (with plentiiul beer) out
These are
the things that are told in the SUNDAY SUN‘S sketches of
things.
varied as women s whims
of feminine attributes.
The features on dlspla in the page: of next Sunday‘s SUN
to catch the appreciates and the lntercsr oi women are as
out! as bright as their smiles. There
are sympathetic and discerning and optimistic remarks about
such mysterious dispenstdons as the longowuisted corset and
the pork-pie hot and suggestions oi no end of aids toihe framing
.;..
possess above all others it is that of so
itself oi its delicate attributes.
the theme. -
How They Hold Up Their Shirts
' u there is one an the writers let the sounnvd son
a ei’:sie
sublect that none oi its delicacy—«This subiect speaks for
3 he records of ancient Rome
and many old pictures have been collected to shed light upon
hundhng
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, THE SUNDAY
dealers:
FRED B. COLEMAN. 10 North M sin street.
JOHN T. HAYES, 6 Main otroot. Norwalk.
1'. J. MAGNER, 2 South Main Street.
H. E. BODWELL, 75 Washington street.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN, 134 Washington otroel.
Don't Go Out Into the wind and
Stay. Home ‘ and” Enjoy
SEN
The sun can be secured in South Norwalk From the followup now-
. Donovan Block.
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death of Mrs. Eager. on the some
street, the Corps decided not to sure-
uade Dr. and Mrs. Large. who just re-
turned irom their honeymoon.
’l‘he Knowlton Fife and Drum
Corps have several new tunes which
they practiced Thursday night. They
are "in the Good Old Summer Time."
“Little Boy Blue and “Hi Be There,
Mary, Door.”
The second entertainment in the
course of the Men's Club oi the 'Con-
grogutiohal Church will be given next
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
town iisll when Germaine. the noted
magician. will perform.
Miss ivy Bernhard. daughter at Bag-
gagemuster l‘tnipb Burcherd. who has
been ill tho-(punt few days, With tonsil-
ltls. is now getting along nicely, and
hopes to be able to resume her. studies
in South Norwallt next week.
Miss Theresa Hoyt. the popular
daughter of station Agent Stephen
Hoyt. is mulling rapid progress tuber
studies at the Stamford High behool.
and her friends predict a bright future
for her. Miss Theresa's ambition is to
become a teacher. '
Rev. John Brooks. a proteosor in
Columbia University. will preach, two
odlst Chdroh. ,lt is probable that he
will be thonext‘pol r otthochyrch,
no, he ls'“upokou of ‘ y the returning
older. who it continent that o‘people
here will be pleased with. in ‘ '
Liverymon George E. Bailey went to
Ngrwulk yesterday and, returned with
a as
T ' $01119”!me Words
8. Grumman. 011M“. place opus
afternoon i9th pulley»
oudiiuoitw ii
an
armory. (in account of thel
trial neutrons. tomorrow. attire Moth» '
goal table museum I! it and. men
road Pia co.
_— *-
owners on their way rejoicing. Louis
says that one day last winter be shed
twentyAthrce horses.
Joe Cosalese. the Railroad avenue
cobbler. is tired of living alone. and
next week will so to New York to re-
iurn with a bronnle bride, fresh from
the shores of sunny italy. In antlei»
potion of her arrival. Joe has placed an
order for some furniture with Dealer
James Burchnrd, who is hustling with
all his might to have it ready for Mrs.
Casnleso‘s reception. Joe has been a
penceiul. law abiding citizen. and his
friends wish him and his bride long
life and happiness.
The first sleigh ride of the season
was had yesterday, and the oleighing
party was some goods for liuntord
Smith, which Charlie Combs. George‘
and Charlie Smith brought from the
froiuht house. 'i no boys thought it
would be great fun to take Mr. Smith's
sleigh out. and accordingly dragged It
to the freight house. On their my
back. however, they became stuck on“
the little bill.- iuudlng to the station.
and might have been there yet had not
Ralph Bernhard come along. He gave"
the boys a flirt." and the sleigh; with ,
its burden. was soon in Mr. Smith’s“
yard. .
KODOL DVIPIPBIA CURE
Bloom atrium a: tenuous: and
strengthens the stomnch and digestive
organs. Guru: Dyspepsia. indigestion
Stomachlrroubieq Ind moire; rich re
blood, health and stream _ ‘
build! ‘ womout tissues. purines
' ' on» and sweeten the stomach
.AWrAtkinlon,Aof W. Vo., II o
used a number-of bottles-0t 9
ii have unit to be 1'?
. Rodent-st ‘
. ‘ t
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I) inflazpong ‘ 0 r “ ‘:
in I in u "I;
own}
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unmismvumaiomox
in of tho '
shirt: . .
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twenty your state prison.
said that th .pol on was intended for
‘ Antonio General 1. who wus‘about to
Mrs. Sonotoro‘ drum: set-
tee from llhepolsound not and vfak
taken sick. while Cuporallo escaped.
Mrs. Sonoroho. has, recovered from the
clients of mi? (mill? ‘
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uflfiWlill ”fir”; ‘Sil‘3’r"t'i¥i§o”{du?°un§ no e333 ..~ children Jim’- N9;°P’“?P5‘
r3131“) “333:: for has Impio, Ind 13 although W F ‘
titanic sunset noun". curries» no roan. . PI 3 ti , w r s
Nfl‘f- “312a“. g mg” A ’
col. Shades With
Fringe
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While Curtain Poles
4 feet loud Mill iix:
lures. 10 cents.
De alter;
257 Washington Street
South hermit.
E08 new
empty "outcrops
. 3in Pro!
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Namath leave- ew York. Pier. 23. ‘
Emmy». Backwash St. sum.
Norwolk and South, “walk dint--
lug thought. .3 ‘ ‘ ’3 ‘-
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SOLOMON SCAM. Manager
Gold. Silver. Nickel and .Ceppov
" Phillie
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Chandeliers. Hand VII-onlchnderr
Bird Cpg‘eo and all kind- of
‘ Metal. Work Remind
IndéRofinlIbod... . « .3.
wflmnnorose
Metal Signs of every description
Brits Adveitillntflgnu.
Lorin~ ’ Orders l 'Spsoiiity.
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A was. .i
Valve.
Noiaolou. clam without in or v-
ter hammer. [in new
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VOLUME'TIR‘: Pun-on unr-
LA'r'Ns Hm mu-..
A self adjusting pressure regulator
applied to a Flush Volvo operated by
direct pressure. Discuss-soothe onion
amount or water in the some length '09'
time. regardless ot the hood or pros
sure in can!“ pipe.M ”T". ‘ ' "
See it in operation in our (ii-pin!
notice All. Nash
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ninth llain alliglitii Struts
‘Junius Browfi
Painter ind Pipuihngn.
Pure White we old line
must! by hard will wear twice
as long and .2 not double Inn
taco nu machinery mixed. , The
house of William, Blues: and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street, were painted by no
inthil monnor'ovor eleven your;
13%. The: aro’ till a, d. 3 .
. our-house w listen on well
it 1 point it." My omens: loot)
Main street. My ruidonoo. ll
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clilnery—alwuys‘ ready for work.
Any size and any voltage desired.
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’ good health we will give you the low-
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tar 3h Cure is taken internpily
3 3 road and _ .
surfaces of the .iiystsm. 'tnmb
stroying theioupdkutlop of“the_, ,1
and giving the patient strotilt by
building up the constitution ‘mdmnlstr
in nature in domain; Work. [Sh
pri tors have so “much faith‘in its r
ative powers that they oitor.0no l‘
dred Dollars forbny “cash‘tlittt’ ii‘
to cure. ‘Send for list of tea ‘ ’
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Sold by drugglsts. 75o. , ,,
Hall's Family Pills are the bett.
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to we: thinn- Incense 3w.-
don't not to own boastful. but we '
are proud of our Itool. We worked 3|
ma to m u. of. Hart mu m,
m. term to in mi 1- mm *
why we have the troll. volt», .
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by an experienced "on”! .-
Tho experience“ of a «router of I
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