don't you take advantage of
these specials?
2i lbs. (iron. Sugar (with other
sooda). 81.00
3 lbs. Pure llcnf Lard. 25c
Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter. 26c lb.
3 lbs. Large Santa Clara Valley
Prunes. title
3 Cane 'l‘omatoesi solid packed), title
A. .ttu ll,
1 'Jl
24 co lion AVENUE
alter No ‘ aLK, coNN.
Mr and MrI. Frank Allen have re-
turned from a visit to Stepttey.
Mrs. Joseph Fowler. of Sesvicw ave
one, is confined to her home by slight
Dr. Holmes used to say he
was “seventy years young.”
Some men are old at ltali
tltat figure.-
Age is not in years. It is
in the blood. Scott’s Emuio
sion helps to keep you young
by keeping your blood young".
by supplying it with an
abundance of rich, pure. vital
nourisltments’ carrying con-
stant life and ‘ renewal to
every fibre of your body. It'
will help you to rob advancing
years of half their sting.
We'll and you I Islamic fm uporirequut.
SCOTT & ”OWNS. .09 Pearl 3M. Now Yell.
with that church. Music will be pro-
vided by tlteY. M. C. A. orchestra. The
Rev. W. W. T. Dttncan. of South Nor-
walk, will offer prayer. William Tay
tor. of South Norwalk. will sing. Rev
.notuouetalklagaboutlt at.
Johnson was without don t the star on
the evening and be was encored again:
i
E. C. Cunningham will give a brief
history of the Band. Rev. George
Drew Egbert, of Norwalk, will deliv-
er an address. A full attendance of
members is desired. All are cordially
invited to attend but especially young
men.
Several complaints have been made
of boys snowbaliing people passing in
some of the streets here. if the prac-
tice is continued there will be trouble
itt store for some of the youngsters.
Owing to the illness of Rev. H. D.
Carpenter, the members of the East
Norwalk Fire Department will not at
tend service at the South Norwalk Bap
tist Church. tomorrow evening.
At the advent Church. tomorrow
night, the pastor. Rev. James W. Da-
vis. will preach the thirti of a series
of dispensational sermons. entitled
“Prophetic t-tIlfillmcnt." There is a
growing interest in these sermons, and
all interested in seeing how clearly
the day and age has bton foretold in
Biblical prophecy. should not miss this
opportunity of hearing Mr. Davis at
this time.
illness.
Richard Bland has had the. misfor-
tune to fall and sprain his hattd. He
later caught cold in it attd the injury
is very painful.
Henry Schultz. of Winfield street. is
III at his home with inflammatory
rheumatism.
I“. M. Taylor has been able to re-
sume work after an illness of three
wreka with bronchitis.
Superintendent Richard Bland of the
East Norwalk Advent Church's Sunday
school desires that the attendance be
as large as possible tomorrow.
The regular meeting of the Jttnior
Praying Band was held last evening, at
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
The attendance was gnod and the ser-
vice an interesting one: '
The sidewalks in many places here
are completely covered with water and
slush making walking impossible on
them. The middle of the road is lit-
tle better and there is some talk of
providing boats at some places.
inspector J. B. Coleman. of Wash‘
ingou. D. 0.. called on H.,.F'. Pierce, yes-
terday. investigating the claims of sec
erai members of Company F. Third; CHILDREN POISONED.
Connecticut Volunteers. who were on 1- Many children are poisoned and
duty in the Philippines. Mr. Pierccimade nervous and weak. if not killed
was hospital steward of that regiment. “ outright, by mothers giving them cough
The steamer Medea. which caught 11 syrups contslnlus opiates. Foley's
dredge chain in her wheel Thumdgy Honey and Tar is a safe and certain
has been repaired The log was Hotremetiy f0l‘ coughs, croup and hill!
thick this morning. as to render navi itrotlbleS. and is the only prominent
gation of the harbor nearly impossible cough medicine that contains no opi-
und very dangerous. The fog horns files or other poisons Sold at Plait!
along the shore were all letting out} ted a drug store South Norwalk. and
mountful tools during the night ant] to- A 0. Sillimau' a. Dorian.
titty.1 "r——
A service of special interest will be ROWAYTON
Thousands of Woman Praise
the Virtues of Dr. Greene's
’lng her daughter. Mrs. Harry Leach.
. . . : Owing to the illness of Rev. H. B
Women Ftnd Whappmessi
Marx Ethelyn Harper. of Mount Ver-
Nervura.
Armory. Toodles. the male. took first
held in the East Avenue Methodist /
Church. On Sunday 013 p. m. The 00- Mrs. Henry Case, who sustained a
caslou is the fourth anniversary of stroke rccentit. is still seriously ill' at
Brooklyn has returned to her home in
I this place
A first-class minstrcl show is to be
lgiven in town in the near future by
Carpenter the special sermon to be giv-
_ en to the South Norwalk and Rowaytou
° Fire Departments by him has been in
CI“! Health by USln‘ definitely postponed.
9
Dr. Greene 5 Nervura.
non. N. Y. Miss Harpcr taught
school in liowayton two years ago.
Edwin L. Stevens is going around
town with a swelled head. His two
prize. Tootsie, the female, look sees
and prize.
Rowayton Baptist Church. Frank C.
Brown. pastor—At 10:45 a. “L. sermon
The Junior Revival Band connected! her home in Crockett str.cet
.Rowayton Hose Company No. 1. un-
ltddle Stevens and Mrs. Lauretta
Angora cats won prizes at the Connec-
on topic. “The Keynote of thc (loapel;"
Mrs. H. W (‘oie. who has been visit-
G LO 0 M.
’dor the direction of Moses H. Hackt‘tt
Slater spent last evening with Miss
ticut Cal Club show. in the Stamford
evening at 7; special music; sermo
“ Are those horrible acbeI and palm
natural? Am i doomed to lose my
health andgoodlookathrough Inflerlng
[can't prevent? Shall I be normal
and area It thntyoflvI. thin and
sickly It thirty. on the subject. “A Finished Story;'
and full of Sunday school at 12; Junior Christian
wrinkleI in my Endeavor at 1; Senior Christian Err
prime?" 17 ,deavor at 6. Wednesday Ill 2 p. 111..
Are you aak- Ladies“ Aid meets at home of Mrs. E.
in; the“ title? H. Evory. Wednesday at 7:30 p. m..
dam of your-
self. young '0-
man?
Dr. G r I e n I ‘I
Nervura b lo 0 a
building committee meets at the par-
sonage.
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. A. la. Hubbard. pastor—-
Series of sermons to be delivered by
Indnomramody the pastor from Nos. 1 to 12. Sunday
Will mu". morning No.1.Sunday evening No. 8.
our , it” 2:“ Sunday school. 1: 30; Epwortb Loagttc
ea M 0 at 6:15. Tuesday night. regular class
ml “a?!" meeting; Wednesday morning and at-
It Will)! P temoon. Ladies' Aid Society will most
3'0" “0'3: ' with Mrs. George W. Bryan; I busi-
:ness meeting of the society will he
held at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
‘Thursday night. prayer meeting and
iBlble study.
A COSTLV MISTAKE.
Blunders are Iomatimoa very eapoa
Cans. . 1 .0 I"
merli of Milo.
N. Y.. who now
iim It Grow-
in
m sive. Occasionally llfI ltIolf la the
. .price of a mistake. but you ‘li never in
:3“: n. wrong if you take Dr. King' a New Life
1 1'3: 3“ Pitts for Dyspepsia. Dizziness, Head-
“d ‘ down- ache. Liver or Bowel troubles. The)
hearted . l l are gentle yet thorough. the at Frank
the “u. H. Baxter‘s Drug Store. “
and
sometimes fIlt II Elf I would be glad if
1 could die. 3;. lthI mgrm
andtoallall ‘1 Nth.
aalocp at times !
bfi She did me
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
and able to be out. after many weak
illness.
Clarence Scoueld is somewhat im-
mprovod alter several weeks“ serious
illness.
Illa Myra EsDavls has been serious-
..ly lit. the past week. but is now some-
! what improved.
A well known taaamr stated no
are» that there has bIIn considerable
season when it meets.
Anson Phelpa Stokes. secretary at
Yale. and Ira. Shekel, returned to New
linen last night from their wedding
trip. Rev and Ira. StokII have
3-0- . Wm H" W“
llgktIui weattm during thalrhauay-
Charles W. Waterbury iI improvin'g
d criticism of the work of the board oft
assessors and that the board of reilei‘t
will have considerable work to do this.
‘. (Tm—m.- .n t.
' ,t «with 1“»
Even no event a t
Olilord
and again and his repertoire was tluai
ly exhausted. Among the pieces wltic ll:
and i
he sang were ‘lliglt Hutu Lady,"
“l‘ve (lot Mine Boys." William b‘letn-i
lug, Principal W. C. l‘erry. Miss Aguesi -
Read, Miss Atllw Conn. Miss Elisabeth
Warner anti a number of other talented,
young people about the town were
down on the program anti all tlld tine
onk After the entertainment a
lame was held which was a very on
joyuble one. The majority of those
who took part were attired in Colonial |
costumes and the effect on the dancing
iidor of all the quaint hurts was very
pretty indeed.
if present plans are carried out. lllt
ch Durn Golf Club will move into its
new house April 1, and will mark the
event by n house-warming. The new
coutsc on which Walter lt‘. Stoddard‘
is Working will not be laid ottt ttntil
fall.
elected president of the Club.
week. was one of its founders.
a lot of bold work to bttilti tip the Club
when tlIt-Ic was not as much interest
taken in golf as there is now. Mr.
llruggerhoff sutceeds John I).
mitts who was president for severull
year. Mr. (‘rimmlns lives in Norotont
only in the summer months. and could i
Edward E. Bruggerboff. who was I we i.olno
last 3
lie ditl ‘
(‘ him 1 remedies. gave me no reliti'.
not give very much attention to the.
affairs of the Club. Mr Bruggerhoff‘thc coal dealer.
will be found to be an active officer
Chatles H. Scciey, the shampion ofi
Couencticut for three years. was elec-t
ed captain. to succeed A. S. Pitt. Mal
Sceley was also one of the otganizcrs
of the club. He watvone of the first
about here to take up: f. He learned
the game with the tile Dr. W.
French and A Floyd Delatlcld. at the
lattct a private links in Norman
WESTON.
Horace Hurlbutt is enjoying a hip
to North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bennett are
moving to Wilton, where they will.
soon begin housekeeping.
John Fanton. while returning home
from a Sunday evening call. had the
misfortune to unset his sleigh in a
snow-bank, the horse leaving ltint to
walk the rest of the way ltomc. Thcl
sleigh was found in several pieces by
the road-side.
Norfield titaugc held its annual in
stallationmf otheets last evening. De
puty Frank Blakeman of Stratforti.
was the installing oilicer. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Blakeman being
entertained during their stay by M r
anti Mrs. Lloyd S. Godfrey.
While lra Andrews was enjoying a
sleigh ride on Sunday last. accompan-
ied by a young latiy fr.lend his sleigh
overturned and thc ltorsc tan quite a
distance before it was caught ncnr the
Congrcgttitionai parsonage. No dam
age was donc to either the team. or
its occupants.
The funeral of Mr.
who died on Tuesday after an illness
of two days. was held trout his iatc1
pastor -
home on Friday. Mr. Shirt-1y.
of thc Noriieid Congregational Church.
conducting the services. The poll-
bearers were (lcorgc A. Sturges, (lat-Itr
lludti. llmcr Jackson. attd Clarence
Jackson. Mr. Shipman is survived by
his wife and one son. His mother. and
several sisters aItd brothers are also
left to mourn his loss. lie was a mem-
ber of Norfleld Grange. P. of ii. No. it.
which organization sent a handsome
floral tribute to their deceased broth-
ers.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
Iilian Balm is breaking up tloldI when-
ever triod. almost without exception
10, 26 60c and $1. 00 bottles The Clif-
for Danter' s or Plalsted' a
Lewis Suipmau.
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-- u-u ISIIU'I'. nun-
slam our outnus'éoum
Altl Milto'l'IICaI-ol Donna sud
i1 now], Readout, NY y. y
thlr All":
| “III M I'mot'lt with
:F “KL 0]" ALL COST.
uk I am Itllaring fromE
..l’l In provident: with' -
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comp int, Diseases of tho Bladder, Con.
lstiputlou, or Blood im
desires to flat] I I’m rumours.
I obtain rear: raaa'russ'r with (lot-om
Solvent, Dr. David Kaunady‘ I new modi-
l cine. Simply ctlt out the coupon above.
{and mail to the Cal-curs Company, Keno
hotly Now. Routlout, N. Y.
Cal-curs Solvent is unequaled by any
. pre ration, and II Dr. Kaunody‘ s
It acts on an anti rely new
rlnoi lo.
Y.. says: -"I was acriously troubled with
toy kidneys and bladder for over three
years. Many doctors and \nrlotu kidney
But I finally,
luutgbt a bottle of Cal-cum Solvent of my
druggist used a few bottles. and [am cured.
A cold winter is a healthy one-for
Honest
COAL
$6 26 a Ton Delivered.
(NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CARRY-
ING IN.
Coal that will give you fttll value
for your money is the only kind we
sell. The kind that is clean
and that is coal all the way
'through and which cvety penny that II
inald counts for warmth and comfort
ttor you anti your family.
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B HERSHIIEU] it Sill.
TWO YARDS.
Seaviow Ave, East Norwaiit.
Women! at. South Norwalit.
'TII. E. Norwalk 97-6. 8. Norwallt 64-5
'Phone. 132.
Jenkins SrcsValvcs
and
GARLOCK PACKING
Carried in Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATINO.
New Eltllalltl Elocttlc Rotors.
Have no superior. Can Ihow them
in operation.
RepalrI to Stationery and ME
rlne EnginII and General Mach-
inI Work Solicilcd.
THE 6. N. McKIBBIN
M’F'G CU,
56 WATER 8T., 80. NORWALK.
v.
.-....-. "Ea..-
name You HavoAlwayIBought. nudwhlchb‘aaboci
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
W
and has beeumadoundor his pen-
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one todecelve you in this.
All Oriental-felts; Invitations and “ Just-“100d” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
'What is CASTORIA
Oastoria la a barmleu IubItltuto tor Castor Oil. Pan-
gov-lo. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contours neither Opium, Morphine our other Narcotic
substance. "I ago to Its guarantee. It deItI-oys Worms
and alloys Fovcrlahuoss. It cures Dian-hon and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles. cut-ca Constipation
and Flatuloncy. It assimilates the Food. regulates the
Stomach and Bowen. giving healthy and natural Iieop.
'i‘he Childreu’I Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend. -
GENUINE CASTOR|A aawavs
Scarr'tha Signature at
he 11111.1 111th 111m 311th
InéUII For
“We.“
30 Years.
”aunt-avian III
spent about tat-IIy wIekI tn Cat-deny
1...... mar armada... ....-?%
IL-t Inn Soars-I,‘ : '
An sulorar from Kidney trouble, leIr ,
Mr. William ll Miller, oiMutteawan,N. .
HOW'S THIS?
We offer tum littndrcd Dollars Ru-
' ward for any Nine of tlutarrh that can-
- not be curt-d by lluil‘s ttutnrrh Cure.
I". .l. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo. 0.
i We. the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cltency for the last 16 years. and be-
; lieve him perfectly honorable in all
' __: business transactions and financially
i able to carry out any obligations made
’ by his firm.
1 wanolNo, KINNAN a MARVIN.
Wholesale Drugglsts. Toledo. 0
Hall's (‘atarrh ('tlltt is taken inter-
mfl’rity who WA“! pally acting direttly upon the bloody
014mme and mutous surfaces of the Iystem. l
Testimonials sent free.
per bottle.
Price 75 eeuta‘
Sold by all liruggists.
i Take Hall's 1“ :quII Pills for cousti
.1
lpution.‘
I
1.-.“... c
l Melt die widows try.
lsttrry. but that doesn't
but a policy in the
Menu. General Life Insur-
ance Company
payable immediately makes the family
independent.
FRED If. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
United Bank Std'g.. So. Norwalk.
“9—9. .. .,..,.;....._....
Dividend
l'aving lilinin .Oil, Smelter and
industrial film I making possible
Large Interest and Profits [look-
letI on application.
DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO.
Bankers, Brokers. Fiscal It cuts.
Members New York Consoldatcd
Stock Exchan e, 66 Broadway and
I7 New Street, ew York.
a. saanwm aauutrr. Manager.
Western New England lranch: Read our.
II": Inna”- ”Collin Bldg. Hartford.
friends are
furnish bread.
1
Denny S. Httli, Representative.
l Lander Blk, South Norwalk, Ct.
Get a Lead
COliE
in your Icellar.
It will last as loner:
older fuels and you
will admit it is
much: cheaper.
When it is gone
m feel sure that
you 'lbt’ll want more.
171ml.”
HOT TIME
in every bushel o/ it.
Give it a trial and be
- con'bfnced.
Billlll. ill & llflilliligllil.
'PHONI.“
Capital. $1,600,000. SurpluI. $185,000.
A Depollt With the
tNDUSTRtAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
COMPANY
bears a quarterly dividend of five per
cent. per annum from dIte or depoIlt
until withdrawn.
WI luVIIt IuMI from $50 and up-
wards In First Mortgage on Improved
City Real EItate.
We are annually examined by New
Vork and Connecticut officials.
IRANCH OFFICE. 12 80. MAIN ST.
RIIIdIIIt DirectorI. RIIident Managua.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Chat-III E. Dow John I. Lowrance
traumas;
stun.
H01 ".5155.
[In our: '
“mm
Tin. fiat Iron. Copper
{ and Zinc.
. SD mrh Alain Strut.
-' rot-chm. tar-I.
Iona. Smithson.
1 the slamming of that
door—keep out the
cold air—avoid the
breaking oigiass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SPRING will do it; easy
to put on and keep in
' order We've got it.
COMSTOOK. WATKINS O DOW.
'PHONE, 43-6.
soup AND successrut.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Capital. :100.000.00
Surplus. ”00000.00
Other Proms. 350,800.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, PrSSIdan
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vlce-Prclidont.
JACOB M LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Edwin H. Mathewson Hoary Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
JoSiIh R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
ChrtItiIn Swlrtz John H. Light
Frederick H. Rowan.
-——.—
Auourm Solicitor!
Wail 11111 Sale.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods, we are
giving 20 per cent. discount on last
year's Gold Papers.
60c Paper,
40c Paper,
. - II
.’ / lal ‘00
.1. 1 J 32°
30c Paper, 1.. 24c
25c Paper. “1". 30°
Borders same discount. 5 I“
. .. :-
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer“ In WallPa I“PIIIIIII'I'
Supplies, A___
SPECIALS. 1
White Curtain Poles wltli Fix-
tureI, soc.
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe. 25:.
Solid BrIII Half Curtain R033.
3 ft. long. with too.
.."3hur§Cut” Can Opener,cuta
eaI . o n
5' and.“
BEST STEEL PARINO KNIVII.
M I "H
PAINTING. PAPER HANO-
ING. DECORA'I‘INO.
L1H Decker
S Waahln Street,
South ll 8‘”
Telephone Connections.
living Loclvootl & 60.
“Goal”
“Coal”
“Goal”
$6. 25 per Ton.
IL.‘
can buy the beat for an equal
We handle only the "ans'r OK"
1' GOAL mined. and can therefore 3”
autos satisfaction. Send or a trial 0r-
_ der. and we will convince you of the
merits of our coal
Boat No. 2 Nut. (not On Sat slain
stun), $6 00 per ton. Scat Cumberland
SI umluottI at attractive prices.
Ircoal in large or mail quantities.
Scanned Wood. cord lengths" or saw“
and split.
1:: wares ST.. Io. uonwauo
lunch onion-— 2 II. Salli St.
TIL Gill. "'5.
TO MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAO DIN-
NER TASTE GOOD TRY A
NICE IOTTLI OF -
Fort. Sherry or rum anu
ltyou haveacoldbayahottlofl
Hermitage. Old Slackthnrno.
and Boston» Rye Whisks
clan brands—mixed with
aha‘ldiot water. Nothing bottc h
wor
‘ om mam.
. ,.
City National Bank “‘
Tilt Gortotl Side lull Billion.
FOR STEAM 'A-No
HOT WATER HEATING
Issuers A was» House. oav
nan Ntou'r. IN concur
WEATHER.
Why buy poor Ilatey coal, when ’0: 3
living loclrooll It 60.. ’
._—.... -. » .._._.._ ....*_-._....
we can own voua womt
none CARE mo arraurtou
sow THAN W: cm nuutua 'raa
EXCEEOINOLY IUIv SEASON. Iron
rear REASON THIS tI AN attest.-
LENT TIME 70 Iowa watt. PA-
psamo DONE. coaatola new
moon sures auo rascals
AND PRETTIER voua noun
wouac SE volt raI‘I-touoav
sucoa, IF IT WERE RE-PAPIRID
INSIDE. MAKE A CHRISTMAS
PRESENT or IT.
IT I. A FACT THAT OUR WORK-
MEN ARE NEAT.
CALL US ON THE PHONE 185-8. 1
it: E. Gotham’s,
10 Flt-It Avenue. EaIt Namath
TIinbonI Call. .13".
l
Sand for Catalogue and invIItlgatI
for yourself.
tioriu & lidgetvootl toaptny.
or [LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
The lnrvnlk Steamboat Costume
1"” (Incorporated).
Daily Freight Lit'lS
. . . WNORWALK. . ‘1
SOUTH NOR WALK. I
and NEW YORK.
Steamers City of Nor-Ivar
and Sonatina.
loaves New York. Monday. Wed-day
and Friday It 6: 00 p. m.
loam Norwatk. Tuesday. Thursdays
and Saturday at 5: 00 p. In.
Freight rIcIlvao from 7 I. In. to! p. t.
HEIII Iiiiiii
To the Old Country. Drafts no
Money OrdorI parable mywhn‘ «1
Europe. For IalI at lowest mm_
11106111. Lattice.
I BEING Place, South None-lb. ct
Beat. the omel-
by Four Years
p The residence or Thoma jj
- Smith. 55 Osborn avenue. East
i. Norwalk, was painted with load, ..
-- oil and Into, hand mixed. fifteen ;;
'5 ysanagoby me. ~
.' ldcfyanypateutpalattoahow 2'
:: Iqualbodywithaamuch-waar. "
IUIIIIIS BRO“,
hilt!
2841.190!-
PLDIIBING 'AND STEAM i
HEAT IN '
6.
HOT WATER HEATING. ' A
HOT. 'AIR KIA'HNO. if ,
IrovaI I aaaIII. .‘l t .
> aura AND Iu acorIaI. t
'- Sac lad SIIIIII Fitting. '
Sac cums. m cult-ta Io.
Hav‘a you can our Inuit of,
RICHMOND RANGES?
m JONES R Hm
OOIPANY, ,,
11 mm. IrrtaIr. mans. 1
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