,.
‘ 1's “Wt anionic. Oranges. 25c
‘ Ioliltl'ves in Brlioly
militia
dink?
"l” 'sco‘r'
makes pale. lhwcmdren W
. and chubby overcmup
wastirig tendencies ahd b'firigs ,
back rosy cheeks and bright 1
eyes.
its surprising how quickly
children respond to'l Scott's
Emulsion. it contains just
the element of nourishment
theirlittle bodies need. They!
thrive .on it. .
Even a few drops' Int the i
lbziby' 3 bottle have a notiée-
able «effect for good. Nothing !
better than Scott’s Emulsion i
for‘gfil' wiri'g children. "
Wilhelm-winning“.
hadn‘t newsmanrmlsum. savour. i
l
lanai Turkish bayon- Rigs ........ 15¢ _
as: canines Avenue. "
associations; in cons.
mammalian-Wednesday by remark- i
lug: “You don' i look it. "
The local Christmls trade is thus farl
willlsiu s. illithpp. laps-i mom
from Winfield street to Rowan streel.
Mrs. A. s. Palmer and son Wallace,‘.'
have 1'01!an riled home, alter spending a l up to the average. in spite of the fact:
. .
week in w York | that farther; i run have not had
a wry pro tab e season. The stores,
~Hafner's Xmas line of cigars lsiwere DOV/elm
tiraotlve in appear-
especially attractive dint];- Naiura'lliailie attractions in,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Palmer and Bri nortdraw onvily from here. but
daughters are spending the holidays Iher aroma armada for complaint lo—
with their parents. in East avenue lcaily. as many make it a point Io leave
Mina Minerva Bell. who is teaching 9 considerable money. with homo deal
so hool in N ashNaw Jersey..is home lei-s. . .
tor the bolls ay vacation. 5 lemon o. Hyatt came into his oi‘
Miss Emma Weed. who has been the lice Tuesdny. morning with the snow
guest of Misalcwsle Weed. at How 'hurry and Mid. 'ln‘lIe minutes late;
kins avenue. has ieturued to her home: he shut the drpnghts in the stove and
in High Rldge. went into the' M'leclm'ens omI-c
The skating is good (ill the ponds in I seorbh Old tail. «Another 10 minutes‘
least Normal , and it" the weather IC- and he was sprinting from the post
mains clans", row, all will be (ill lofllcc in a‘flplvnpour of ruin, went into
ed with many skaters. Jilidae Bra 1:1}; 's oili'cc and consulted :Iui
. iii 'nanac ,w a v ow to nscertaini ng
~Onen ull dIII Xmas. lihfncr s. what’aeason of w. year it many was
'l’hone.1693. ‘ Tuesday evening he reached home his
The Christmas imp used in the Mnr- basil! and [polls Io sIli‘l as buckrnmi
vln M l Kindergq} ten this nttor- l whit ice mid m a thn’w out before?
noon. at he Christfl's (balivni or the inf;t hg‘ ih‘e liy that he had sus- l
scholars. .‘wIiI be Mainealetl room the Sal lpic' spam cold waie Iii-mg all
ration Army for their Christmas exer- ‘ hon. . .. . ‘
elites.
Ernest Groeschner and his sons
Ernest. and Denis, ed started in the
plumbing business in deepori. They'
have taken a good- sized store in Broad
street. and it no lanai prospers, it. gen. --.i _
is the intention of the heamlly it) move The Matinee Whisl Club will me...
in the spring from Fort street to the 1 next week Tuesday wllh Mr's J. Mc
WH-TQ-N I
Mrs. Andrews of Widow York has
{ been a recent guest of Min .1. [3.81m-
Park City Ewe Betta. '
__s fé'- '“ppuei ("my tobaccog George Tho'l'im. of New Haven,
”chat ~.« “may?“ Them 159. 3, | {pent Sundggg’t‘hn' his parents Mr and
‘ ”Ml” 0‘ the mi“ “LR, Yearn a the city. one or our
. and? Sunday 8011001 W ii l summer visitor a. as been spending a
hails , wnlsht, at 7 o'cloc .rew a s in.C i
“M Walla ._ ““9 been made 10' Chores Lindmlm, of Cannon nearlyI
contentions“! no ”The Qhrlstmu severed his toes isn't Week while chop
shrill. ”nah“! who 15le. will be ping wood. He is slowly recovering
i‘Wfrrihbi thpige who pays 1);? from the lenses.
ll ISM G 0 l14‘nMarcellus Green died at his home
his fill! be Huh Christin-31 South Wilton. early WednesdayI
boxes and crab s. The infant and
adult chisses I'll take part. and there
will be It io'3 cabin, with Santa Clhus
morning after a brief illness of parsly- I
31.8
A special pariah meeting has been
,callad to be held in St. Matthew's
church Monday evening December
----i- 28 to transact important. business
- Miss Nellie Ogden will spend Christ- l A finely cat stone of native granite
this and some“ narid Sunday, with I has rectntly been placed over the grave
! 'of David Ogden in the family plot St.
1’ e nowaytnn‘ :i'ddce will close Matthew's. Cemetery. the work being
Ch as‘dl‘r'Mpming at 11 o'mcloek done by Charles Moon.
(of the balance of the day.
L. J. Miller has returned from a
Mr. slid Mrs. George W Scott and business trip to Chicago accompanied
daughter Joltnlo will- spehu Christmas by his brother Charles Miller. or the
with Mrs. Henry Whitney in Darien. same city who will spend Christmas
W8 Shérmb. of Columbia Unlvel at a family reunion in the East.
ally. New Yarn city. is enjoying his_ Christmas will be celebrated at St
xiii IIal location;.wliich he is spending! Matthew's church by the usual service
is homellal‘e. mi: 11 n. m. followed by Holy Com-
“A Ilitinn wabci night service or the munion. The Sunday school festival
M Radial: dud 'ptis‘t Churches will will be held in the church Monday
he“ hi this your. on December illst.. at evening Holy inaccents Day.
hiiat Church. . . OVer forty Grange members were
Hillel Petty, of the senior class present at the meeting in Cannon Hall
State Normal School. New Huv- last Thursday evening. A tree had been
01530 my I tell daya' vacation ov~ . ”prepared for the uguai festival. the dis-
holidays. at her home. tribution or ”gifts was postponed how-
'l‘he Reliance Hook and Ladder Cour. at or until this week. as the expected
puny have been lmprovilig their rmnis‘ Christmas box from New York was
Ii have erected their bell which they I shipped through mistake to Canon.
we? C ist‘r‘nu night. at whichi arriving Erid morning at its proper
i B? W
,, their llllg‘ny Honda to drop in 1
. exercises will be held In
.thiil evening.
p open house, andj destination, 0
Mr. Henay Handle who died last
when lit his homadn Winnipauk, was
1 another one of 1lton' s well remem-
i bored ones. who claims this old town
1! Indicates! in Don Wilton. wliere
in bygone years rare oapitaiity was
discerned with true New England
cordiniity. Mr, Handle was one of a
family of sev a‘ brother and sister
alone survivin him. M.r Jwéph Ran
die of Winnipaulr and Mrs. Stephen
Smith otNorwalk. His friends in this
place who still survive. will regret to
hear of his sudden death and extend
sympathy to the bpreaved family.
n---———"——-I—I——‘
fim m i as their: birthplace. He was the ion oi
‘ SJ? fi‘“=‘%i§iw “W NOROTON Samuel P, Sarah H. Handle. and
twtl as. super. was brought to hu- his Mir swore at at the (sell,
I“) “p '1 'g:
, m from the
' I. M.- . when. he had
, , ‘ Wigwam“. deleting from
Idioms he rebel‘Veti hiya runaway ac-
chilleht. has «In brought to his home
e South Norwpilt finnbuiance. He
In In il in a serious condition. although
much iinprowed from whllt he was II
few wrecks ago. i i
u,
-..~91.Norwaik.: is .. R.
on
M. or eport. spent
have with lives. ‘
' Earn! will set at
l Morning Song
:i,:lmemm
K I
rib-II 'red To;
ml‘r in the lis
Mama 2, s and 4.
Sou-Children
Recitationw-A Nate d,snts
Recitation-wk “ghee:
ll wet. .
Recitation—Christmas Problem,
Sumner Mackie.
Recitation— by,
Ki herin'e Gnu.
Song—Christmas Walls Song
School.
Recitation—After Christmas
Hazel Ball.
What Iva Do at Our House
Four Girls
Recitalion—A Letter to the New Your,
Frederick Cliattcrton.
Recitation—A Word Wl h Santa Claus.
Grace Fill ll.
Recitation—in Sonia Claus Land.
Marv Gray.
Recitation—“glut" l Wanted
11de Hartv.
Recitation—Emily Jane,
Frances Burr.
Recitation—The Stickings' Christmas.
liymlln Bracken
Recitation—A New Santa Cirrus,
Herbert Lawrence.
Song—— Jingle Desi?
Kinder-pariah.
floatation——
clued
Pr ruler.
Song—Ring, Merry Christmas Bells
Class.
iiecitntion~Christrnas .Groeting.
Donald Taylbr.
Recitation—Jolly Old St. Nicholas
' Class
Solo—How Old' Abe You,
Donald Gray.
llocithllon~My Doll and 1.
Ellen Riggs.
ong—lling, Ring the Bells
Class.
Recitntl0n~n Little Star
Lester Lawrence.
Sour—Six Little Puppies
Mnibeile Austin and Gordon Wilson.
Recitation—[Attila liel
Nine tht’ie eopie.
ilecliutlon—Sanla' s Miter,
Ilarolii Chusmar.
Song—Christmas is With Us,
Close
Song—~lleres II Ball for Baby,
Ten Little People.
Recitation—~What lioys Ilo Know
Jacob Kaunchy.
S
fRoeltaIlou—One Christmas Eve,
Elsie Benoth.
Song—~Beautiful Star.
Class.
m‘chution~Snowiiallcs,
Recliniion~tlver the Hills of ilclhir-
hem,
Class.
, "'“"-“'1.
PROGRAM AT 81'. MARY'S CHURCH
Elaborate Christmas Music to ba Reo-
derad Tomwrow Morning.
Au elaborate program of music has
been arranged for St. Marys Church
for tomorrow Christmas Day by Dr-
gsnlst Edward Hands The fuilprogram
follows:
Mesa 5: 30 a. M.
Prelude Cnntiliene Pastoraie. Guilmant
Kvni Mass in F, Rosewlg
Gloria Mass in F., Rosiwig
Credo Mass in F. , Rosiwig
Meats Fldeles. Portuguese Hymn
Sanctus. Rosewig
Benedictus. , . . Weill
Agnus Dii Rosewig
Christmas March. Morkel
10. so Mass and lenadietlou. . .
Prelude Pastorale ‘de
Kyrn. Millard
Gloria. Millard
Credo. Millard
Vein Creator.
Adcste Fldeles. Portuguese ymu
Ave Maria, soprano solo. . Selected
. hire. William J. Tracey.
Aguus Del. Millard
Benedictus. Millard
Aglns Del, , Millard
While Shbperds Watched, thhptdn
0. s, Alutafis, Bassini
' Mrs William Tracev. ’\
Tantnrn Ergo. Rosewlg
Postlude. »‘ "
E, F Hands. organist. ,
w ’-
8T. MARY'I ICHOQL CLOSED.
Pupils.
St. Mary 's school closed for the
Christmas ’holidoys.
all the rooms the
ed a DW~M¢
tion appropriate to the' season, which
won rendered in an excellent
Thfinlltllc” children in “I kinda
OI
bonnteeglisd laden with all the sweets
that do) ll “be heart of childhm, To
all the e idren in the Indecent grades
little mementoes of theb leased season
were distribhted. The piograru. which
rendered in a manner
ed mgreat credit who both
tachers, is as follows:
.Adeate Fldeles,
th
chifiren’snd
Pupils.
' Mandolin solo.
James Espcsito
. Violin solo
' l.
nationw- 1X!“ Little Children
Francis Costello, Non. O' Brien Helen
L. - Cum. om
' —-"The Old Fig". Never Touched
2 Ground
lfi‘ Jam l’ots
as... has? ..
gunfim mini Huron. “go:
" ' (inhalant
appropriate Exercises financier“ by the L
eater-day noon. in
ofnldm M Mbm‘
nab-1m
dumb?
I
I
i
"Y
Mulch do. .
'3;
m
ids of
Dian
as
a.
THE TRUI WAY TO HEALTH.
some. D'yapaplla Tablets Act in NI- the most 01 Minus“ for 10 reamit it cuts?“ 0
i tried even known remedy with infill-,1
in
the. stomachs than
his, for they cents is
constituents and
1tI'lc juice and stills di
life
work is mat the salno’. Th
Illtllnl
“Wilding
stateniso
id as: hi
£0 has!
on left alone add not} e‘ln Tablets.
misdemd with. will right all wro
and remedy au evils. This is true
regard to weal: and diseased atomic Is.
any agency that will prevent all bites
git-ones with Nature' s work or resoun-
II is line only true sale and certain
cure of the trouble and distress.’
Stuart's Dialepsla Tablets {relieve
the stomach of its work by “his“
the. work and doinat it
or chi it or workmen
They actually digest the road in flinch
themarne manner and as
one as the digestiVe flu,
II I a Sufferers;
y L’th‘: oIIo lineups ed
op r’talh Bill-silo Roach
turb's Own Way—They Always
Cure Dyspe
The true why
Nature, a
plan can)»
dyes another.
at the
fl “1%.:
'[leiiotlll ital work
. A Wisconsih ‘tnali says:
tierent results until 1
Pin is Nature's remarkable cores of Stuarts Dyslfip-
i bought a box, he
tithing them and forgot i had a s
h‘ “80,113; Three boxes curc‘d me he
I have had no trouble ,wwliafl
ever for a year and hsvev'an sprint”,
dike a harvest handmad mm at
thing that is set before me Ir
._ V‘nlctely.
tear of bad results "
says.
aia Tablets on all.
Ills-f- hr weakened- an
{to re the stomach!
They have ne‘ver'
do not hesitate. to
1‘1 . ,_ i r
t water at. adorn aim
1‘! 'it ' ~ ~ Mo‘s“
. A .Zweilallnowa- heath;
“i prescribe-Bower
l and they contain amine in-l ,
gredients necessary magnum; proper '
“i nd 1 diggflon of the lowland will’do‘nIoI‘I-
9%, thaw-w Misfits ‘
- tile‘l
. iledlltd v his»
element: aslmediaie ratio! in an my ’mé‘ai in 1
[intents r in cm
the condition or! $th Ills..." In. ' Stuart’i Milena”
work sale by all druggists. at no Insists s.
I- .
..‘.‘ .. Jv'pv‘l’
. , It.
"‘ If“ not“ ,‘Nfl.
.....
cough...“ 1'.’ is is
I ‘1' fill .
lateral;
5D, that and nothing. also is clot
lsufiered 1" wouldn‘t-155$ .n. .
fl. .
was ,told of who I!!!
mu,
m-
'n'
”with” ,
In! if mu -.
iridowni storii-.
thlfiboeded rest'
,conl‘tl) pretence.
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