' Pills.
he Christmas festival of St. Paul's
alou'wlii be held this evening at
titi' Rhndull‘s hull. Van Zandt
talk, Charles 111.010.... has hauled
1 of his market on the Washington
3 out bridge.
a Yo 1; Ladies' industrial So 11.
derick L. Hauck of 24 Second
1wired the residence of
"Hommedieu, in Seaview
11111011111 of the special service
yelling at the East Avenue Meth-
1111111111. the regular weekly class
this will be omitted.
ptain Charles DuCross, of the
o e's Fish market received a large
tippiy of fresh fish this morning that
e is selling at reasonable prices.
Miss Mai O. Merritt. of Seaview
one, has returned from a several
dye very pleasant visit at the. home
herisister. Mrs. Edward Birch in
dgeport
William Thompson. of Winfield
treet. who has been seriously ill, is
_ much improved and is able to be
Wise house. but has not ventur-
' 1 1111111113 .yet.
A cottage. prayer meeting will be
held {this evening'at the residence of
C. S..Si1ipman. 17 Franklin street.
South Norwalk. Rev. James W. De.
vis' will have charge.
Two of the openers from Stamford
who went to work yesterday morning
at the deel s‘hop have left and went
to ,work this morning for the North-
port Oyster campany ,
:‘Miss Edith Mead returned to her
' home in Po1t Chester yesterday after
he in cat the. p at two week the
angst 861: her 1.11.161 Mrs. Join? W.
Banks. of Fifth avenue. , '
William .0. Thomas. of Rowan
street. was is how employed
Bridgeport. spent the Sabbath at his
home in this, place. Mr Thomas in-
tends to remain in the Park City dur-
ing the was.
Eugene Gobler.t the Norwaik barber.
has had the shop he recently purchas
ed from Henry Gerhardt. located on
the Washington street bridge entirely
overhauled and fitted out with two
brand new chairs
The committee in charge of the
“mosquerade arty" to be given Fri-
day evening. anuary 23 in Red Men a
hall; South Norwulk. hold a meeting
inst'evéhiiig 111 the home of Miss Mai
O.M,erritt in Scavlew avenue
Lewis Wheeler, cloth for Drugaist
T. B. Griffin. found a lady's dark
blown chatelaine bug Saturday even
.ing in front of the store on the Wash
ington street bridge The nurse is
now at the store awaiting a claimant.
Miss Millie Baxter. of South Os
horn avenue. was taken ill Sunday
with a1 throat trouble akin to quinsy
and has been confined to her home
since18he is improving however.
and expects to be about again in a
few days
The first service in celebration of the
week of prayer was held last evening
in the East Ayenue Methodist
Church. The pastor Rev. Edward
Oimniugham, had charge. and the
meeting proved of much spiritual help
The Official Board of the church will
1
coad‘uct the services this .evening, 1
‘1 . which commences at 7: 30
‘ one of the most exciting games in
11161111111111 pool tournament will be
played this levenlng when Edward Bry-
dot. the crack- clock of East Norwalk
160,. will meet William H. Tav-
61,811.11 What will give the
some 111111111 Interest is‘ the fact that
both man are very confident of win-
are. stated openly that they
wduld spare no efforts to come out
iihsad.
Thornton Canticld of Seavicw ave
nope, who is taking the telegraphic
courso, at Brown Business college. has
a position on 11‘ branch railroa’d 0111111
for him as soon as he completes his
cuntse about the middle of March.
Mr. Candeld's man friends will mean
, gratulate him all is good fortune.
. much was secured through the efforts
.pf George W.Lc11iic. instructor in
this department at the college: The
csition offers many opportunities for
dvancement.
Charlie Jones. she 11111111 profession”
Jim!” at tho Rode! shop. surpris»
'his companions this mornln g by
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and it derelopcd into steady backache
‘ with 1!
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dorsemept 111 ”1:11le citizens is easily
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They cured his back? after i
took them I found myself quite well.
I had kidney trouble for some time.
accompanied by a urinary weakness
very inconvenient at night. We both
tried some simple home remedies, but
the trouble still remained. One night
i read 611 account of A cure being made
by Dosh s 111.111.... Pills, the symptoms.
being identical {with mine. 111111.11 box
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pletely cured me. "
' For sale by all dealers-
cents. Festcr~Milbnrn 00., Buffalo N.‘
Remember the name~Dotin swand
no other
house on Hoyt’s island. recently pur
chased by Mr. limore. who at pres-
ent is residing at the Clifford. in South
Nor-walk. and will begin work this
week.
The first specialservlce in observ
once of the week of prayer was held
last evening in the Methodist Church
Rev Frank S. Brown had charge and
preached the sermon. Tonight the ser-
vice will lw, conducted by two laymen
from the Baptist Church Meeting com
meat-es at 7. ‘.li)
Chief Haiford of the South Nor-
walk fire department. has‘zextcnded an
invitation to the Rowayton Fire Dc-
partmont to attend the services in St.
Josephs Church next Sunday. when
Rev. Maher will preach a sermon to
the firemen. All those who are able
should attend and all who do will take
car leaving Guider‘s at 6: 36 going to
the Old Well rooms in Haviland
stieet marching with the other mom-
bers in a body to the church.
DAEIENAND NOROTON.
llaniord Smith spent yesterday with
friends in Winnipank.
George Chaddcrtun was the guest of
friends in Norwaik yesterday afiel-
noon.‘
Mrs. H. S. Brown spent yostmduy af-
ternoon with friends in South Nor-
walk. .
. l1rc1l Smith attended the basketball
game at the Norwalk Armory. last cv-
suing.
John Oberlander, manager of the
1Dnrieu Launch Works, was in South
Nor-walk, yesterday. on business.
Mrs. H. C. Allen and Mrs. L. F. Wood
spent yesterday. in New Canaan. the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T.
Wood.
The Stamford High school re-opened
Monday after the holiday vacation. and
the merry bevy of students from this
place resumed their'dutics.
Nathan Nash and Louis Taylor went
slamming down to Loose island. Sai-
urday. and returned with nearly a
bushel of fine "little necks.
The Ludirs‘ Missionary Society of
the Congregational Chu1rh will meet
Thursday afternoon at 3 11 clock at
the home of Mrs. G. H Noxon, in Main
stimoct
Professor ,W G. Chase. i'mmer sup-
crintcndent of the No1 walk University
school now the Connerih 111 Military
Academy. was in Dorian. yesterday.
calling on friends, .
A gang of section hands was at work
yesterday. putting in the new cross-‘
overs for the new signal tower. just
east of the Darien railroad station.1'i‘hc
Work will be completed today.
The first-meeting in observance of
the week of prayer will1be held this
evening. beginning at 811 o’clock‘ and
lasting onchour. at the Darien Congrc~
national“ Church; 1~The pastor will
have charge of the service.
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Noxon attended 11
reception given by the New Harsh
Medical Association. last evening. to
Dr. William Osier and Dr. Francis 3a-
con, the noted physicians. The func-
tion was held 1111 the Yale School of
Fine Arts and was attended by thr
ablest and most widely known medi1
cal men of the country. '
The 11111111111 election of officers of E11-
gle Hook and Ladder Company No.1
of 11111111... was held last eyeping. in the
companys new truck house; in Main
street and the following were chosen
to scrim for the ensuing year. Forc-
man. Louis F. Stoorsa: assistant forc-
msn.1.loseph Strohle: secretary Na-
than S. Finch: trohsurcr. William J,
Fleming. Previous to the election the
reports of the secretary, treasurer and
different committees were read. show-
ing the company to be in a satisfactory
condition. financially and Otherwise
The election was by ballot and some of
the members were considerably our
prised at the result.
WESTPORT.
TM. Mines Coylc spent Saturday
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holiday guests of friends
ams has returned home from
, finish. of Hartford. 6 10.1611
have has been renewing bid
Who and wife.
pests of Mr. and
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Y.. sole agents for the United States 1.
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with 5.1.1.151 Elwood. fliers returns,
pulp . r
6; he Misses‘fior by and May A Ill
r turned horde 8a urday from a N
Year's visit in Brooklyn N. 1.1111
The Mesdumes Jghn and l{Wilils‘ufl
him , ‘P Y
gather. lids eek catches
were lively? and numbers from the Nor-
walks Journeyed to stomach and
were rewarded with cod catches
Announcement has esp made of the
wedding, New Year’s eve. of oscar
Carson and Miss Julie L. Shepherd.
ll‘ev Kenneth 11111111111111 performed
the ceremony at the Episcopal parson-
ago Westport.
. For years four chestnut trees have
served as landmarks at the Junction
or Wpst‘l’arish street and the turnpike
They are no more. Their value for
kindling wood,.outwcighcd all sonti»
ment and they have been cut down.
Thursday night the newly elected of-_
doors of Temple Lodge, F.1 and A M.
will he installed by Grand Master A
0 Wheeler of Norwalk and others of
the Grand Lodge. A banquet will fol
low. served by the ladies of Doric
Chapter, 0. ES
CRANBURY.
Lawrence Saunders. of Ansonia. was
home for the holidays.
Rev L. K. Moore, preached in the
chapel, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Sims andchildren. of Bridge
port, are guests of Mrs. D. A. Fillow.
Miss Frank Gregory spent Friday
fling Saturday with friends on Chestnut
l . 1
Mrs;1Gool1l, of Norwalk, spent Fri-
day with her sister, Mrs, Charles 81111111
hers.
Miss Eva Andrews. of Norwaik.
spent several days with Mrs Buttery.
last week.
Miss Hubbell. of South Norwalk.
was a guest of Miss Katie Littenger.
the past week
The two children of
William Gregory are
whooping cough.
Mrs. Fred Buttery entertained on
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Bates. Mr.
and Mrs.,John Goodsell. and Miss Fan
nic Goodscll of Westport
Mr. and' Mrs. A B. Gregory gave a
New Years dinner to their nearest
1elatives_‘ the guests coming from
South Norwalk Norwnlk and West-
../‘
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lied ., ,1
suspiciously"
night. .prauentl
auh’rinccss of
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and appreciative
its applause;
rod a good 1111:,
11111.11 of its pi ., The entiref
company played 1111...... parts
with the utmost ease. showing that
they were perfectly at heme and cans-
lug everythingM to go off smoothly and
effectively. Emma Bunting. as
“The PrincessM of cites." wase as l-
lent winning her ouch at the
very first and hoi 3hcir closest
atention until the outta n was lower-
‘ed on the last' ‘hct. ”Charles Lei“
hourne. as “‘Wagglesf“ a philosopher
in rage. was good and kept the aud-
lenco implied ‘with his antics. but at
the some t‘ me‘provlhg, that clothes do
not make the man: The specialties
were of the very best especially Miss
Marie McNeil. the lady cornetist. dil-
lug every moment betwaon acts..tl1us
avoiding all weary ,waits. Beginning
with this afternoon the company will
present daily matinecs. . Everyone
ought to see this excellent company
during their week's stay with us and
all those who do not ill miss one of
the- best repertoire (modules that
has eyer been in the local theatre. ,
WAY DOWN EAST.
Miss Gay ,Zenolu McClaran will pre
sent "Way Down East” as the second
entertainmentx-in the course of Non
walk «Town Teachers'. Association
WCourse tonight in the chapel of- the
Norwalk Congregational Church. Miss
McClarun is a real attist and a large-
number should be in attendance. for
the evening. without doubt will prove
a very enjoyable evening. This young
lady imperdonator appeared before
a Norwalk audience in The Sign of the
Cross last winter in the Teachers As-
sociation course and was very favor
ably received .
THE SHOW GIRL COMING.
Manager Hoyt has been successful
in securing this attraction and it will
be presented at Hoyt‘s Theatre Mon-
port.
Mrs. Johri Wilkinson and son. of
lloboken N J. .who have been spend-
ing the holidays with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Coley, returned to their
home. on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. . Thylor entertained
on New Year's day Mr. and Mrs. W.
Thomas and Miss Adah Taylor. of
Bridgeport; E. S, Taylor and family
and I). A. Flilow and family. Mrs. N. J.
Fillow and W. F. Pillow. .-
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MISS BURDEN SERIOUSLY BURN-
NEW YORK Jan Gm'Miss Fvelyn
ll11r1len.a daughtcrofl. Townsend Bur-
den. was seriously burned in a fire at
the family residence in East 26111
street. Madison Square today. She
was taking a vapor bath and in some
way the lamp upset and Miss Burden
was severely burned about the limbs.
She was carried into the residence of
Mrs, lselln nearby. A maid whose
name was said to ho Gerda Fugorqnesi.
was severely burned while tryingio
rescue Miss Burden and was placed in
a cab and taken to a hospital. The
house, a four story brown stone man-
sion, was considerably’damsged.
NO TRUTH IN REPORT.
BERLIN, Jan. ii-«Baron Von Cramm~
Burkdorf. Brunswick's representative
at this court. says the report published
in the United States that Prince Henry
of Prussia is likely to become Regent
of Brunswick ls entirely without foun-
datlon.
“a
Mr. Dehonc (on .being intro1lucedi~
Miss Coquette and l have met before.
Miss Coquette icoldly)—~Yes, i re-
member now.
“We will let bygones be bygones. for
time basis all wounds and no doubt l
was a very silly boy at the lime."
“Boy?"
"1 must have been; it was ten years
ago. and your reason for refusing me
was that you were old enough to be my
mother.“ 1
A Harassing Doubt -—.~"0h. Maggie if
i could only make myself believe dat
he loves me for myself. an‘ not because
mc muddcr keep: or fruit standm"
.‘larpor' I Bauer. ,
m
, ,To how «a lasting Vanillal 13*
Flavor it tmust be made
'without alcohol . . 1.1 .‘1
‘ Dad is it is: with its vice and sin,
11lay.’ January 12. The Show Girl is
said to be. brimful of jolly music, h1-
iarlous fun and comic situations.
while as 11 show piece its spectacular
features are declared to be brilliant.
and elaborate. midi": its display of
handsome young l-flies 'is notable.
Much interest will be felt here in the
appearance of the now prima- ‘donna.
Kathryn Hutchinson who is credited
with having made a sensation in New
York. and who besr8 the distinction
of having in one night risen from the
ranks of the chorus tothe position of
'siar." Since the two months run' at
Wallack's‘. entirely new scenes and
costumes have been overload. and
there has been many additions to the
case. David Lythgoe. is‘ the. leading
male singer. and Frank Labor is the
chief comedian. There is also Robert
Bailey. a brother of Peter. Nail Mr.-
'most noted animal impersonator in
the world. Among the girls in the
Wallace and llcssle Del/nice. The
come as popular is 8111111. Norwalk as
they have in New York. Philadelphia
and Washington. Psyche has a record
of at least six encoroh'a p‘b‘rformunoc.
Be My 1.1111111111111111 Dumpling. Do.
which is the. opportunity ‘of the piece
for Robert Daileyknd Marie Hilton.
and Waltce Me Down the Alley. by
‘Miss'McNabb. Mr.‘ McNeil and
chorus. and Susie Anna‘.1a new
song, by Miss Wallace.
and chorus. are other bits. .
THIB.“BAD OLD WORLD.
world.
In spite of what cynica may say.
There's many a hand held out to help
Another on his way. '
And its idol is success;
Yet it often soaps aside for fear
on the fallen it will: press.
There’s many a hero gives up his life
in humble duty done.
name
Past the setting of the sun
ye e.t
in spite of its grasp and green.
Therc'lt many a dollar freely spent
on the widow and orpha’n' 11 need.
This old worn world of cars.
it bonds with awe before pure things
And 11111111151116. are, powers.
it o‘er with homage
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Neil and David Aluahams pcihups the , _ 6
company are Marie Hilton. Yolanda “.
songs in The Show Girl will likely be- ,
the .
, coon 1‘
Mr. McNeil ;
There‘s plenty of goodin this bad old ,
The world is selfish. the world is cold. 6'
With no hope of glory to shrine his ,
Dearly the world loves dollars. and 1
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llcsidonrc ii, Crescent Terrace. ’
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“‘FC’R‘SAEE.
Seven room house, 50 Maple street.
N01 walk . 1
Ten room l1ousc,lButler street. oppo-
sitc straw factory.
families.
Two apartment tenements. Harbor
avenue.
Stable on Knight street, could easi-
ly be made suitable for factory pur-
pose. »
An) reasonable offer considered.
Pairiield County Savings Bank.
, , 61 Wall St.. Norwalk. I ,
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