s cm latte-Naked Pumpkin ... . an:
I MUM. lush lilac. at .. I“
_ , I the. ngy’&yaporaM be etlaa . toe
to Large sweet Jamaica Oranges . . 25c
new Turkish Layer Figs . ....... 15c
.
C “' ll,
dramas mans. .
Brooklyn.
Archibald Kc
\Voatportr
l lg" Aim“ By
. 11 av ork.
“..Ioltn Allen.
h home here.
NIB. E. Allen. ot‘Cove avenue. is
~ vlsltng iter tnother in Monroe.
~ Bert Voorhooa Ia spending the hell-
days with friends in New Jersey.
Miss Minerva Bell? of Newark. N. .l..
inner ,Q'lll‘l“ yesterday in
. , .
xbec ,is visiting friends
i
of Bald Hill. spent
is spending the‘ holidays at her hotnc
. here. _ '
The than». Bill'thtnuiti Belle Hansen
here. .
_Mrs. S. E. Banks. of Soutltport. has
been entertaining friends from East
‘Norwalk.
‘ Charles Merritt, who has been work-
ing In Britlgeport.. spent Christmas at
his name here. ‘. .
Jay C. Holden. Mrs. Holden and soil.
of Bristol. are visiting at the home or
ltev. .l. W. Davis. *~ ‘ '
Mitts Laurettn Ainsworth. 'who has
been III with typhoid fever. continue:
to Improve slowly.
« Mr.,.an.d. Mrs. J. I. .nunuins and fam-
ily spent Christians day with Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Drew. '-
MisaLaurn Jennie'llay'is. oi Brio:
port, is...vlaluug hwlmtidparents, M
ttnd MMIJ. W. Davis. "- ~
llir.~ “ ' Mn. Frederic W. Der-kc
,», echo; spent Christmas w
relatives. l filmadge Hill.
Mun-W, I iii-,Beii,o
hits r ... 1th - out
when: hill other is out» ill.
Mrs. Solomon'Bobpohhof. of New
York. has been tho silent of Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Boerum. Van Zandt avenue.
r, oi
Vernon
sasrivoitwamd‘” ”Conan
are spending the holidays at their home ‘
' . 99"mnit" .. ' " .
i, ‘Ilinsbu roll red " he Braces
I Were flushed and Still." in a way that
brought continued applause. "Bondl
Forth a [lay of ldght." by Misses Car-
rio Carpenter, Carrie Palmer. Viola
Bartram. sopranoa: Nina Carpenter,
Lena Emerson and Ethel ‘Bartram.
i altos. was well rendered, and an all too
lsbort a bass vote. "No
’Chrlst." by Joseph Durham. it duct
by Misses Bartram attd lull chorus wds .
(Ind oi the most beautiful and tlifllcult
I
. songs of the entire carols. "Ring. Oh,
Ring, Ye .loy Bells." by the entire
chorus. who then marched out, was
followed by total down of the
lightens an ace s in Claus.
and thel stritmtion of dy bricks
I
I
and oranges. From the o ening song.
and well ens-«n remarks y Rev. E. i
Cunningham to the very end every mo-
ment was oneof keen enjoyment and;
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal'
Church should be proud of its Sunday
school and the splendid chorus. -Witb
very, little practice this song service
was rendered with marvelous precision i
and the violinists, Horace Koyworth.i
Edward Benedict and James Finch.
contotlst, Mr. Ferguson. and pianist.
Miss Randall, are intitleti to the thanks
0‘.th church [at their services.
Rowav'rou.
Mildred Cushman has recovered
front quite a severe illness. .
i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leach. of llrook-
jlyn. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
IH. W. Colo. yesterday.
William l’lskitcy. son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Pinkney, is recovering from
a severe attack of fever. '
Mrs. Charles, H._,,Cuider has been
quite ill the'past few days. at her
home iu-Rowayton avenue.
Mr. and. Mrs. Eugene Cushmatt. of
Logan streetcars spending a few (ilys
in New York and Brooklyn.
The Reliance Hook and Lauder Cour
[patty kept open house to their many
‘t’riends last evening. A most. enjoya-
'ble time was the result.
Owing to the stormy Sabbath the ob-
ject sermon will be given. next Sunday
morning at thetusuni hour at the Meth-
zotiistEpchopili Church. .
Mr. and Mrs. C, L. Ogden. of Spring-
‘daic. formerly of Rowayton, have is-
sued invitations to the marriage of their '
daughter. Mills Amy F. 19.. to Wilburi
‘ liavliund, January 12.
i There are 'a. large number of tole-
igrnph poles anti spiles on the railroad .
pro erty. at the. east-bound station.
c law ting shipment to Bridgeport. for ‘ vice by the c
r. I use in‘ the four-tracking improvement. iof Peace.
The members of Rowayton Ho-‘ie'
Company are making elaborate prepar-
fdny; and will probably haw a Christ-
Cove “out". . mas tree‘ at the headquarters on that ; mm,
'occasion. ; ,
Energetic RUWliwaI wanton, as good
as they are handsome, have secured a
room for a library. collected books for
'r' beginning. and elected unicorn. The
l
itotnn tor, '
Nervous Disorders
nonunion m .rnit' with. charm
Sick-W5 ELM a,
Mortimer and Finale
1 _
I’IIPAIID only at ‘i‘lllt Plonllwl.
'TboinatleediansSHldau. Eng.
Wbrwmoiaoi'tiutm
hum. mats in. ' ‘
I
bout operating a stationary engine for
lkttiton contractors. whosare‘ buildinii
a bridge for the Shore Line. Division
of the Consolidated Road.
Miss leble Scclcy and Mitts Mary
Warner visited New York last week.
While there they visited the Williams-
burg bridge. decorated for its opening
cert-monies. and many of the large
stores illhoir holiday attire. _
The little daughter of Mr. ilttrtright.
the Noroton florist, was operated on
in the Children's Hospital in New
York. last. week, and is greatly im-
proved. She will return to her home
In Noroton In about two months.
Tomorrow evening tlt 7:30 o'clock lit
the Daricn Congregational Church.
there. will be
ltoir entitled "The Prince
The program is ‘elabm‘aic
and all are invited.
Ex-Soloctmtin Charles G. Waterbury,
n
ithi ““0118 M keep “Den house New Year's Linus lt'ail'chlltl and Mrs. Henry Fau-
chcr have been very ill with rheuma-
Mr. Waterbury has been con-
flitl'tl to his lio'mrI for over it week. and
has been attended by Dr. Avery.
Mrs. Spencer and non Wallace drove
ill from New (Yunnan. Tuesday. to vis-
it her brother and his wife. Mr. and
'l‘ltogereguiarlwtteidy' prayer meeting i ““1133“ “9 “‘0 “Wk" enough “i "’5' Mrs. 1‘. P. Sherman. Wallace Spencer
was held Thursday night in the Advoill
Citrlstinn Church. it was well attend-
ut..,. ‘;
Mannie Bartlett-returned yesterday
evening to her home‘in New York. at-
' ter spending the day with her father.
M. S. i‘artrick.- _ , , .
Mr. and Mrs? 'J. H.1Rbadie. of Van
Znndt avenue.‘arc entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. George Cori and Mienueorgianna
Cori; at Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. ilirryuiioyt and son
lat rence, of Danbury, are spending a
to days with Mr. and‘ Mrs, J. C. Haw-
kins. of Seaside Place.
~ Dr, ,, tngham, of Newark.
ltev. Mr.
were guests you day ontov. and Mrs.
Edward Cunningham. I
There were a great many strangers
'in timing atopdayyanddt is seldom
' thatttltc are so many guests in the
town angel-e entertained there over
Chimney. ,' '
Tito teachers of tho-‘East. Avenue
Methodist Sunda .‘ huoiovonta like to
j nodal] their echo , out tomorrow. as
new lesson papers will. he issued for
g the first Quarter of the new year.
Mruand Mrs. E. W.: Palmer and
,._u:.dauglttcrs Louis and Mellie and Miss
34.1mm Clark.have returned to their
. ‘3." Kong In New" York city, after spending
' ta” week with Mr. Palmer’s parents in
M avenue; .
.-‘ A party “gentlemen lvent to see.
thewt'eck of the steamer Erastus Corn-
‘lng yonterdiy." -'-="l'hey went in the
”inattchnSarvK. ...,Amuag athom were
,iohn ..cdio.’ Minor Ran-
' scab. Hairry Keogh and
limit ‘
. ‘M that nailing- who“ not found
to “mmmable. -
,To iohntch filled to its utmost ca-
pacity‘attti an audience that appreciat-
ed the wire program, the East Ave-
ist Iplaeopplfiunday school
gay . bristmas "M . last night.
figment-far ace, 'any..prev-
c
and
bitumen Was
ithis ya: the
the program.
ubnitigrham, of Long island. I
- Poultry~ of New York,
lto run it alone.—ltidgcfleld Press. .
Miss Elevia Stewart ad Mrs. S. H.
. Walters, who buys an attractive sum-
;mer residence. on which a number of.
i improttcmcnts Were recently completed.
jut, Belle. lsiatttl,~will- arrive front New
' York neat. weak. to spend several days
i with triends' litre.
i Rowayton Baptist Church. Rev.
ii‘rank C. Brown, pastor. Morning ser-
Ivicc. 10:45. sermon topic. "The power
lot l)onbt;“ evening at 7. praise service .
and sermon on subject. “Come With
title to Bethlo m:" Sunday school at
iii}: Junior C ristian Endeavor at 4:
iSenior Christian Endeavor. ii p. m'
Imonthiy- consecration service. A.
.Cicverly leader. Ladies' Aid Society
[meets at Mrs. B. A. Griffin's. Wednes-t
day at 2 p. m. Thursday at 7:30 1).,
annual business meal“; and roll;
”all. Watch night'service. on Thurs--‘
day evening beginning at 9., The.
IChrIstmas cantata will be repeated byi
[request on Tuesday evening at 7:45.?
‘ DARI'EN AND noaoron.
I Mrs. .l. l.. Tillcy. of Daricn. is in Flor-
da.
Mrs. Chauncey.Bartram has been
very ill. ' .
Miss Etta Bowen has returned from
ew York.
’1'. W. Bell took a business trip to
artford, this week. .
Mrs. Hanford Smith is seriously ill at
{her home on Main street.
:Miss Grace My“ home from Con~
corn; N. 5., for“ the holidays. .
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morebouse, So.
have returnedto New York.
Thomas Kane. offSt. Thomas Semi-
nary. Hartford. isxhome for the boil-
days. ‘
Alexander Stevens. of Norman. spent
Christmas with his son, in New Hav-
en. .
Mrs. C. W. Raymond spent Christmas
withnher son; Chhrlha. in Miahus.
Mrs. Gridlth and daughter or Pros-
pect *gatreet. are visitng Mt. Vernon
r
i
| m..
{N
'n
(Inn. after all.
‘ which he suitors considerably.
is very successful itt poultry raisin:
near New Canaan. and has some fine
specimens of white Wyaudottcs which
have scored some wonderful egg rec-
ords recently.
Charles Pollard, the
came all the any in Bridgeport from,
Natiounl' Soltllcrs' Home at Vil"'
l.'i.‘
ginln, was not able to eat his Christmas
dinner at the Soldiers' Home in Nore-
Accot'tlinzz to the law
of such institutions a veteran leaving
onc cannot enter uttothor for six
months. Pollard left the one at Vir.
ginlu because It is situated in a place
which is bad for rheumatism. front
He
worked his waynorth, and finally are
rived in Bridgeport. where he sent an
application for admittance to.tho Noto-
ion home through Judge A. B. Beers.
He was told that his six months would
be up on December 23. but it is now
understood that he will not be admit-
ted untiiaftcr a meeting of the direc-
‘tors of the institution. and he will pro~
: bobly not get in until next Monday. Pot
lard has been living at the aims house
in Bridgeport lately because his rheu-
matism prevented him from doing any
work. and he had his.Cbristmao dinner
there. He. served during the Civil
War in one of the New Haven compan-
ies. ‘ > ». . ‘ ' . .
The Christmas exercises of.the Stilt-
day school of the Burton Conarogtttioa-
at Church were held last night. and
were very largely‘uttettrlem Superin-
tendent William M Nash was in charge
and conducted 3ibe exercises. The
there was a distribution of confection-
ery, fruits. etc.. for every scholar.
while, the pupils and teachers exchang-
ed gifts. and-bad a-most pleasantasoc-
lal occasion. The following MOST“!
was rendered: . Carolyprayer. Rev. H.
3. Brain; carol; recitation. .Brxan
Centre I." Eiid, Miller, Eddie, Chandler,
Loam Abendi‘olh: Ruth IChandler:
canol; recitatio'ns. hols Gillette; Irene
Fax. Wianen. George Cantrell.
friends. ‘
Miss Bertha Pooley and Mrs. V. R.
agontChrlstmas
w Mia‘s» Ida Langdon will retit‘rri from
Standout to spend partkof Christmas
week-at heriho‘me in Darlen.
~ Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Chichester and
family of‘Stamforfd. spent Christmas
Mirth. "and tin; wnnmn ween and
WK!
dainty Christmas
friends. In the.
. lerNQFYeQIg- >1 rstxpt.‘ : ‘ ‘ ’ ,
‘3” Brldzeport ho! Thursday for
. 9,;ahritrhere.
Margieritc Hindieyzx singing. nuie
Noxon and hole Gillette: recitation.
Wilhelmina Chalmers; carol; dialogue.
four girls, Ella Miller. Ada Walters.
ire‘ne l-‘ox. Ruth Manson: recitations.
Walter Bates. Eva Bates. Florence
‘Finch; singing. ivy Birchard and Titer. ,
Evelyn
esa Ho ; carol: recitation.
'Rcld; rend Wag". Maigret Bold:
New Year's sung; riddles! by Rev. Mr.
llrown: enrol. ‘ 1 '
_ wssrroa'r.
. “but: . .
Mitts Bessie Taylor in item
gt
e until at-
If.
m.
a Christmas musical ser- "
\
old :tlitiil'l’ who.
church was handsomely decorated “(it
WIW for,
u... ......u-:
His wife has has these some time.
Ms Ital din thatll'tllllddtW-imm'
plaitlt can lml bollmludssunet lhls
idea-tar .ttati M arenqu-
ably' ' and r . Databaausotmnn
in tacit-endeavor m improves rennin
winter have «interim «It list-alga
tho‘imposltihiiiIr-t site a . , u it
turnpike, about Harria‘s "4 “I“: C bed
of mobilise had- been fluid. that It!
Inches of dirt. titted lit a wvorilts. Tire
freeze tip “Hod 'I 3005‘ 'IIW'WW 10.?
it time, btti there can“ Sunday 33d
with it rainnosuiiinm In a and!) '3
that m-ltetiimaes, rattiotl vehicles..pt..
one suttnnobiie out tit Maison and
ruined the reputation of mots than one
,driver. The and ill' gone: not so did
cobbles. and the front. has converted
. that section of the highway into a con-
idltlon that puts the rocky road to Dub-
lin In the shade. One might suspect
thci settlelmuit had conspired with car-
tinge repair "mt. “ . ‘-
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SPECIAL DIOFENSATION.
n Catholioa May Alistair) From
. Fasting on New Year's Day.
! lliabop Michael Tierney has received
iword from the apostolic delegate at
‘ Washington, D. (1.. that the Pope in a
. cabicgrttm had granted a dispensation
[from all fasting on New Year‘s Day.
‘ which comes on Friday.
AIR LINE SPECIAL.
()u Monday,‘l)ecombcr illith, the Con-
solidntcd Railroad Company, will in-
augurate "The Air Line. Special." a
last. express train vestibulcd through-
out. bc'wecn New York. Worcester and
'll‘itcltbttrg'vla South Norwalk, Now
a' llavcn. \Viiiimaulic and Putnam. ’l‘he
Ttrain will run daily except Sunday.
3 and will leave South Not-walk at litltt
-a. up, and 3:02 p.» m.. east-Imund.‘aiid
isiop at South Not’wnik at 12:55 a. m..
and. 6:55 3t, m.. west-bound” '
N" A
' the most heating salve In the world.
BOUQUETO‘FROM THE PUPILS.
Mrs. Ida F. chp, Miss Mary A. Cup-
ninghatn and Principal W. (7. Footc
were each presented Thursday. with
handsome bouquets by the pupils of
I the. Franklin street school. ,Miss Wolfe
entertained her pupils Thursday after-
noon at Arion Hall with eloetitionilry
. work and was also the recipient of a
.magniilccut Imuouet of roses.
: ROME
1.
l
NEVER ASK A' VICE.
When you have a can or cold don't
ask what is good for it and got some
medicine with little or no merit and
perhaps dangerous. Ask for Foley’s
Honey and Tar. the gr'eatost throat and
lung remedy. It cures coughs anti colds
“quickly. Sold at Plalsiad‘s drug store.
'South Norwnlk. and A. C. Silliman
Dat‘len.
.3.
D.
CHRIRTMAS TRADE 6000.
The Christmas trade Thursday was
'vcry good. Although the crowd was
rsmaller than on previo a days. thore
'wcrc fewer alghtscers more who
were anxious to sncnd‘thclo money.
The holiday season ltaailbi-cn an ex-
cellent one and the s met-report that
trade was above the." hire. ‘
......1...
.A FRIGHTENED NOISE.
Running like mad down the street
‘dnmping the occupants. ‘or a hundred
other accidents, are every day occur-
rences. lt bchmves everybody to
have a reliable Salve handy and there's
none as good as Buckien's Arnica
=Saive. Burns. Cuts. Sores. Eczema
.and Piles. disappear quickly under its
soothing effect. 2 25c, at Frank H. Bax-
1tcr's Drug Store. '0
NEW ORLEAN8 POITMASTII'
DEAD.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 26:4.
Watts Kearney; postmaster of this
city. is dead.
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Ecstacy to happiness
tr ' .
an
unnamed “no
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- Cynical Bachelor, ”the more his wife
an
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f ’3' thtcvcz.yon sofa—on an ”
. ~. WE ‘in every town—ayou'mr“
ti [gal snnokio for 3- cents ,«ii you as".
Cg: o.- Thc only finer for salt: “’5.
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" ‘ and ev here the same.
' -' .rt 1 ' . “...,”
3 Mflmlzsfl-WQ run~
in at“) 'm' it! . calmly aft. I.
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CONNEC
P TENTS. "
SOME BRIGHT NORWALK BOY TIGHT ‘
--.”; ," . The following were Issued December ‘
May Have a Chance to Go to We Acad- 1in 1303:
only at Annapolis. ‘ List furnished from other of A. M.
Congressman Hill has rot-emu i‘rmn' \Vlmslcra. collector of patents. Bridge-
the Navy Department notification that ; llll'i'. ('Dflll-f ' .
he is entitled to appoint another “oval; \‘ M1911 R- Briggs. lii‘idlit‘lllll't. latch
cadet. l for swinging shutters or blinds,
The same Washington despateh thrill Thomas 0. Bennett. New Haven, ex-
toils of it vacancy that Mr. Hill is to tractor fortitenrms, .
till says. commenting on the plan of \M’Vi N. Blydenburgh,New Haven,
holding competitive examinations: bu‘idilig construction. ,
"Among a good many or the mom- .l‘tmcs T0tbatn,New Haven.overflow
bcrs there has come to bc a feeling flush f0r basins baths. wash trays, etc.
that It is better to appoint straight. Louis \V. Gates, West Haven, tap
out rather than to go through the ping valve. .
bother of holding examinations. For Francis G. Jachula. Hartford, ream.
one thing. the boy who passes best in ‘
Connecticut may not get through at
(’1'. .
William A‘. Lorenz, Hartford. two
Annapolis. or either the physical or patents—elitermetically, settled jar; can ,
mental examination. And with the or .iar, ,' Nfiolilrkflfi
appointment direct. and the naming of Joint Alger and J. P. Cook, Hartford, 0 W ...,‘n _.
screw making machinery.
George \V. Ilaywpod, Meridian, auto-
pnenmatic mus ic-piaying“-instrnment’. .
Jamil Oellttger, Mormon, cutlery ,
grinding or otltcr machine. . ;
«)dmund A.'Plli‘kt‘l'. Mcriden. two
patents—safety match holder; match~
box holder. _
Robert W. Shaw, Stamford, propel-
lltc fottr itltcruatcs ihcrc is a chance
to take care of five boys and less
chance of disappointing those whom
the Congressman might wish to ap-
point, bttt. who could not pass highest
on the examination or wouldn't care
to try it."
" ’GI
,1 Is! it
greatnvent on, t
01;.th New panels. a ti
Railroad- In, theme .
the opening or. the. r the
(much more interest, than
thn. far it. meant.'tn.uall,
REVOLUTION iMMINENT.
A’sute sign of approaching revolt
and acrious trouble in your system if:
let'. '
Frederick E. Warner, Waterbury,
nervousness, siccplessltcss. or stom- press. Democratic waterline-tip '
sch upsets. Electric lllttor will iiarry W. Sturges,Wilton_ boat pro- atfid no great amonnt’otmt
quickly dismembcr the troublesome better. W3!..I..10l880ne .Wilfllllilfl.
causes. it never fails to tone the Young Shannon. Norwich,_ photo- w old be elecutdrflo
.was an ennui".
, «.0! the "any. i ..
”boys-in white so ,hure
nonessential: at,
were at that line i
tame. "
granitic. apparatus,
stomach, regulate the Kidneys and ‘
George B. Pickop. New Britain, stop
Bowcls. stimulate the Liven and-clari-
fy the blood. ittm down systenl: for detachable spring hinges.
benefit particularly and all the usual William E. Hartigan, Collinsvil
attending aches vanish under its egg-opener.
searching and thorough effectiveness. Herbert W, Brock
Electric llittcrs In only 50c. and that it- icy wheel.
returned if it don't give perfect sails-E
faction. Guaranteed by Frank H. Bax- j
ter, Druggist. n -
lo,
ett, Hamden, trol-
‘ ' i to
.‘ KODOL DYBPEPSIA CURE.
Digests all elassea'ot't food.‘ tonne
I and strengthens the stomach and diges-
"The snore a man. earns." says “with? organs. Cures DWPSII. ladl-
gcation. Stomach Troubles. and makes
rich, red blood. health and strength.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure rebuilds worn-
out tissues. purities. strengthen! and
sweeten s the stomach. Gas. 0. W. Al-
kinson. of W. Va.. says:‘ “i have used
a number of hot tics of Kodoi Dyspepsia
Cure and . have found it to be a vary so
fective and. indeed, a powerful remedy
for stomach ailments. I recommend
it to my- friends." Sold by Cliflord
Pharmacy. , . “
yearns for'morc.”—Philadclpltia ltec-
OI‘d. ""12.‘ from i "f
‘o.
TAILIAID POTENT.
in
mimics and smothering.
permanently ‘ cures . blind. .
itchin'gjnd protruding. pi
cuts.' bruises. eczema. salt
all skin diseases. ,, Sold b
Pharmacy. . ,
Once. it ,was‘said-that .t
. , mismlei'lhan the. sword.
First. lawyer—“i understand you are a straight hunch‘ that the
going to give up general-practice." . 4 mightier than. 11.19.6813le
Second, Lawyer—“Yes: 1 have a will _ , ' -
case in: which there is a million‘ in- ; "" 81' P THAT.
voivc¢"wflhimo,fiaflygNflws. .; or it may-r'_ attain Palms
. -‘-—--—--—- . sill Balmiabrefltinlrlll.
".‘oley's _ . ' ever tried, almost 'withont'
‘ V II ’ ',,- . .
M W, a.
m q~ustuua it to amazing.
' ” “WI. old vitalit-
iag... my. all ma-
aeatly CURB! .
Dyspepsia
and Indigestion.
try to. Jul-b by
Edward P, Weed, Not-walk
Plaiatod'a Drug Store. So. Nor.
L gs
. 16.35, We and “.00.,ltottiya,
’ w ’s, i has.
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