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BUSY SESSION DAVIE! SHORT CALEN-

Judge Silas A. Robinson had rather
a busy session in the civil superior
court, yeslerday. at the short talen-
dar session. When the court opened
the juries announced that there would
be no short calendar session next week
after the holiday and so cases Would
be assigned for the week following
in the action brought by Charles
Lee and others against Sarah Cohen
0! New Haven, on the plaintiff’s mo
tion for the appointment of a receiv-
er to collect the rents, At orney Still-a
Judson announced that oppoultion had
been withdrawn. D Falrclllld Wheel-
er of the Bridgeport Trust 00., was
appointed receiver under a bond of
, .
in the ac'lon brought by Louise R.
Holbrook. administratrix vs. Joseph
D. Sawyer and others a continuance
was ordered for three months.
The piaintilt was ordered to tile
a more s collie statement in the case
of Samue L. Benedict. adminls rotor,
against Charles T. Lowndcs in two
weeks. In Mabel S. Llody's appeal
from probate reasons of appeal must
be illed‘vl'lthin twa weeks,
in the petition of Isabelle Close of
Stamford. for an accounting it was
agreed that one should be filed by
December 9. "

 

A RUNAWAY BICYCLE.

Terminated with an ugly cut on the
log or J. R. Omar. Franklin Grove. ill.
It developed a stubborn ulcer unyield-
in: to doctors: and remedies for four
years. Then Bucklcn's Arnica Salvo
cured. it's just as good for Burns,
Scolds. Skin Eruptions and Plies. 25c,
at F. ii. Baxter's Drug Store. ”
MONTANA‘S CLOSE ELECTION.
BUTTE, Mont., Nov, l9-—Tlls otticial
canvass of votes in Silver Bow Corm-
ty apparently show the election of
Miles Romney (Dem) to the allies of
secretary of state by a plurality of 16.
On unoillcial figures, the Republicans
have claimed all state emcee but none
of governor and lieutenant-govemor.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
'llian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception
to 25 fills and $1. 00 bottles. The Clit-
lord, Batters and Plaisted's. ”

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wrtlll also hil‘b'dm. ' up

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Mullahs} on oil or. in»
Ins-use sol-tissues- and
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our“ M Particulars. Testimonial
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has many points of superi-
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iirkin butter. but also over
the finest print butter. It

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cream. in the cleanest creamery
in the world. Only the most approved

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quality is thus obtained. and the purest, sweetest butter produced

vi the came to the table.
t. ‘ ‘39,?“ package and keeps it in paint condition.

N ,

sited Ruler of the 3ridg'e‘port
‘ Lodge of Elbawrltesl 3 r'
"During our recent Kami-
’v’ai we were compelled to '

such as go '
sil- berehead

colds. I among the rest. I
dread aside as they take a
‘firm hold on thyj'throat and
often bring on bronchial
troubles. The very first night
of the Karnivel I began to
feel the chill of an approach-
ing cold and was afraid I'd
be hindered in my work as
'chairman'by illness. We had
‘a‘ case of Linonine at the
Karnival'and when I told a
professional friend how I was
handled he said. ‘Why. you
have Linonine.‘ the best medi-
cine in the, world to cure
colds, rirrh't here at the Kar-
nival. better get a bottle and
start to take it right away.’
,I did, with the result that in
one night it completely cured
me of all hoarseness and
drove every bit of the cold
from my system. Frequent-
ly during the progress of the
Karnivai. and since, I have
taken it to free my throat of
irritations, and it has never
failed to bring instant relief.
I have no hesitation in declar-
ing that Linonlne is the best
preparation to cure coughs
and colds that I ever knew
of. and several members of
my lodge, who have taken it
on my recommendation say
the same."

HENRY E. REILLY.
Manager of the B it ill. Blue Trad-
ing Stamp 00., Bridgeport, Conn.

 

THREE QUIT SANATORIUM.

search Made for NeW‘Yorkers, Nurse
and Jockey.

STAMFORD. Conn. Nov. 19.-li be-
came known last night that Arthur
Palmer, twentyuseven years old. of
New York. had escaped from a Stain.
it rd sanstorium and was still at large.
The simultaneous disappearance of a
nurse leads the sanstorinm authorities
to believe that she assisted Palmer to
escape and may be wull llv

At the sanntorium last night no in-
formation was to be obtained on the
subject. it was learned, however, that
persons from tho sanntorlunl had been
searching the woods in the nelgbor-
hood. in the hope of finding Palmer. A
well-known locker. who was receiving
treatment at the hospital. is believed
to be with the young man. l’nlmcr
was receiving treatment for nervous
disorder. He was placed in the insll-
ution a year no, but was taken out
last. summer. in September he was
sent back much against his wishes,

MOTHERS PRAlafi IT

Mothers everywhere prnlso One Mint
llte Cough Cure for the sufferings it
has relieved and the lives of their lit-
tle ones it has saved. A certain cure
tor coughs. cronp and Whooping cough

_ A. L. Spnil‘ord. Postmaster, at Cilestcr.

Mich” says: "Our little girl was un
conscious from strangulation during a
sudden and terrible a lack of crimp
One Minute Cough (lure quickly relicv
‘ed and cured her and i cannot praise
j’l too highly." One Minute (Imlsh
Cure relieves caucus. nlllkes lll‘l‘nllllll"
easy, cuts out phlegm, drnys out ill-
tlnmmatlon. and removes every cause
or a cough and strain on lungs. Sold
‘w Tho (liltiord Pharmacy. n

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binocular
Mot thedlst llipillc pal Church,

Bible Class:
wmmllfl I).

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be “Noble's
Beach.

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Kindly Liane Mrs.
lud or From Miles d 13 not. Andri.
Evlit‘llns: Prelude. Fantasia, Ludwig

double quartetto. Gently.
Gen ly Lead Us: solo. libido

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WI Mo, Mrs. F. H. Eaton: male

 

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Norwaik
Church, Remit

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service with sermon, 10:39 ll nu; Sun
day school and noun class. 12 nl.; Ep-
worth League service, 6. 30 p. in.: ev-
ening service. 7: 30 p. or. Music (or
the day: Anthem, Jubilabe Deo in
C. Schilling: llolo fer coutraito, Treas-

 

tetto, 0 lord Most Holy. Gilbert:
(liuurtette, ilarkl Hark! My Soul, shel-
93’

East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. E Cunningham pliiilm‘w
Evangelistic service, 10.30 a. m., brief
sermon by the pastor address and

s-nwinc by the Rev iii. 8 Wright,
Sunday school. 12 m , Jun.
lor League, 3 p. 'm.:' Epworth League.
0 p. in: evening service, 7 p. m.;. scr
men and song by the Rev. E.
Wright, iollowad by altar service.

A. M. E. Chur , Knlght‘ street,
Rev. John D._ icbols, pastor—~11.
preaching by lbe pastor, text, Luke

,xnu ill, theme, The Way to Victory:

lil Sunday school; 7, Christian liin
(leavor, subject, How to Express Our
Thanks to God P8..CXXXVXII,1*8; 8,
Praying Band service Good singing.

CONCREGAHONAL

South Norwalk Congregational. Rev.
Lewin Frank Dual]. 1). D.. pastor».
10:30 a. m,, sermon by Rev. Reuben J.
Goddard, of Mount. Vernon Heights
Church, Mt. Vernon. N Y., topic, “The
Pivot of Modern Supremacyg" organ
prelude in D Flat. Salome; quartet.

Thine is the Kingdom from Holy City.

Gaul; oilertory. Schumann: duct. The
Lord is My Shepherd, Smart; organ
postlude in F. Hesse 12 m.. Bible
school, subject, lsaiah's Message to Ju.
dab Men's Christian inquiry Club. Jen
plugs and Lamont Clubs; 4:30 ll. m.,
vcspcr service. address. “The Art of
Getting There " Rev. Mr. Goddard. or
gnu prelude. Song thlout Worlds,
Leechetlakv, quartet The God 07 Abru-
llam Praise. Buck: tenor solo. ill. E.
Crows; quartet, The Mellow Eve is
Gliding; organ postlude In D. Rink.

Music at the First Church, Norwnlk.
iomorrt'lw: Morning: Prelude, An-
dante con nlmo, Doshaycs: trio, "Fath-
er, Lead Me," Butterflcld: trio "'l‘llou
All-Gracious Co ," Robyn: soprano
solo, "Jerusalem." from "Collin," Cou-
nod; postllldo, l’rmcsslonal March
from "Die dictator-singer," \VilRlltl‘.
Evening: Prelude, Allegro from Pus-
toral Fantasia, F. Lair: duet, “The
Lord is My Shepherd,” ll. Sulart:
tenor solo, "The Good Shepherd," liar-
ri; postiudc, Finale. adjusters] Son~
am, No. 3, Rhelnberger.

BAPTIST»

First Baptist Church. Norwallt. ll.
W. 'i‘nlnlagc Van Dorell. pastor. pray-
er meeting at 10:00 a. m.;Sermon at
Appearing“; Sunday School at 12 lll.;
ti. Y. l’. U, morning at 0:30 p, in; Sec.
‘uou at 7:30 ll. in. A continuation of
he series on Eschatology; prnver set.
lice 'l‘llursduy, 7:30 p. m. Seals tree.
A cordial welcome to all who attend
=llouc services. f

(lrnce Baptist Church, corner Butler
and Quincy streets, l). 3. Thomas, pns~
iorwll a. m.. preaching services;
3:30 p. m, the Sundya school sacred
concert. All are welcome. 7 p, nl,,
prayer and praise, mating; 8 p. m.,
preaching services. Tuesday evening,
Christian Endeavor meeting. Topic.
How to Express Out Thanks to God.
Psalms 138 1-8. Thursday morning.
ii a: m. Thanksgiving services. Come
out and let us praise (lad for his
blessing toward us this your and for
his keeping power.

EPISCOPAL.

Trinity Episcopal Clllllmlll ltlev ltpln-
llly F. llulupllrlcs. lecl01~~ lioiy Conl-
munion. 8 a. 111., Sunday slhool, ll: 45:
morning prayer and beflllllll a ll; ov-
enlng player and address 7:30.

St. Paul's Church, ltcv. W. Smith,
l‘OtllOl‘wSilllillly bci’pro . Advent: 7 30
a. in, Holy tonlnlnnion; 10.30 a. 1n.,
morning prayer and scrnlou; iii in,
Sunday school and Bible classes 7 30

 

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Butter is
o charge

K. Moore. pastorm‘
Morals: prayer service, ill 30 a m.:‘

are in Heaven, Van de Water, quar-r

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Silesial music 1'42““th day Will include: ‘
,; PW‘lldv. Melody in A list, Gullmsntr

cborgllsl The Strain ll raiser solo. Lem
LBml ill: post»

Nearly everybody knows that char '

is .lno usual and most coolant
disinfectant and partner in nature. but
low realise its value when taken into
the human system tor the some cleans-
log purpose. ‘
Charcoal is a remedy that the more
you take or it the better; it is not: a
drug at all. but simply absorb the gas-
as and impurities niwavalpresent in
the stomach and intestines and our
ries them out or the system.

Charcoal sweeter the breath after
smoking. drinking or after: eating on
loan and other microns vegetables.

Chill 1 effectually claim and lm
never; be complexion. it whitens the
teeth and further acts as a natural
the poison of catarrh. , '

it absorbs the injurious gases which
collect in the stomach and bowels: it
disintects the mauth and threat from
the poison ol' caoarrh.

All druggists sell charcoal in one
term or another. but probably the beer.
charcoal and the moat for the money
is in Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges; they
are composed of the ilnest powdered
Willow charcoal. and other harmless

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lantiseptics in tablet term or rather in

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the form of large, pleasant tart'ng loz-
enges. the charcoal being mixed with
honey,

The daily use of these lozenges will
soon tell in a much improved condition
or the general health, better complex-
ion and purify the breath, mouth and
and the beauty of it is, that no possi~
bio harm can result from their con
tinned use, but on the contrary, great
benefit

A Illlllelo physio an in speaking of
the benefits of charcoal, says: “I up
vice Stuarts Charcoal [lozenges to all
patients suffering from gas in stomach
and bowols. and to clear the comples

-ion, sweeter breath and purer blood

throat; laiso believe the liver is great.
Iy benefited by the daily use or them:
they coat. but twen‘y-flve cents a box
at drug stores. and although in some
sense a patent preparaton. yet I be-
licve I got. more and better charcoal
n Stuarts Charcoal Lozenges than in
any of the ordinary charcoal tablets."
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Bible (lass tor the Girl s Friendlym con-
ducted by Mrs. Nibiock Anyone who
wishes to enter a Bible class is cor-
dially invited. These classes bill be
held at the thapcl on Berkeley street.
On Monday evening at" :30 there till.
he held the liver illt’t‘lllllg oi the at
Paula Boys Club, wash the (ousti-
lution will bl slipped and lll:~ (lull
formally organized. On Tuesday there
will be the usual meeting of the Girl‘s
Friendly at the Town Hull.’ Mrs. Nib-
lock and the associates will be pleased
to welcome any girl who desires to
become a member. On Wednesday eve-
ning the conference. on the Prayer
Book will be continued. The servicv
will commence at Mb p. or. Not only
those who are members OY‘lllc church,
but those who would likctoknow more
about the church and her ways or who
are interested in historical research
are cordially invited. “‘lhursday next
being the the day set apart bv the le-
gal authorities for Thanksgiving to be
returned to Almighty God rpm.» will
be a celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion at 7.30 a m. and a second 0010.
brstlon at 10.30 ll. m.. with a brlct ad»
dress on the inclining land uses of
Thanksgiving Day. Friday alternoml
thall- will be Litany service all“ o‘clock
at the chapel with n shorl’dnéddslion
The Ladies” Guild hereafter will meet
on Friday afternoons at 2 o‘clock, so
that they may attend the Litsny in a
body. On Wednesday evening at the
close of “.0 sclviccs, there will boa
meeting of the teachers or the Sunday
school, as this will be a very important
mes-ling. All the tench r-s are urgtnily
requcsml to be present. The following
music will be sung at the evening as
vice: l’roceasionul "Brightly Glennie
Olir Bonlltl. " Smart: Versirles “Open
’l‘llou Our Lips.‘ Ferisl: Psaittl.
"Praise the Lord, 0 My Soul selecte, .
Magnitllst “My Soul Dotll Magnify the
Lord," national in C. Nunc Ulinittls.
fLord Now hottest Thou My 80r-
vunt," Meander ill C: anthem, “They
'i‘ilst Put Their Trust in Thee," (loss;
iiyrnn 433, How S\\((l the Name of
Jesus Hounds," Roinugic; ottertory, "U,
(loll, Our Help in Ages Past,” Croft:
rcr-csslolml, "Oil Our Way liejoioiug,”
liluull

ADVENT CHRlSTiAN. ,

out

street. East. Nor-walk. ltov_ G. W.‘l)a-
via, lllliiitll‘v-Slllllticl tor ville morality
discourse. “The Charm tor and Posture
at those who are looking (pr Christ's
Appcuslus" . $unday School at .12 m., '
Ln al World-rs uloutlnz at lulu: Song
Service at 0:15; Sermon am by the
lilielUl‘, subject, “The Excellency and
the Power of the Sacred Scriptural";
Col: age pleating, Tuesday evening at
the home of Miss Adelaide Mlllspaugh.
lbowayton; lmdlos' looping, Wednes-
day atlornoon or Mrs Nimrod Tillers.
Rtlwal'ton: Social servica Thursday ev-l
onlng at 7:30.
CHRISTIAN 30”!th SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society,
Norwsllranexular Sunday service at
the Reading Room, Masonic building;
sub.lect Sunday, Ancient and Modern

hotlsln. Testlm‘my meeting Wednes-
ilev.8 l). or. To both services the
public is cordially invited. Reading
Room open to the pliblitl‘leach wooll
(lav from ‘2 to 5 p. in:'

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service tomorrow afternoon at 3:15
o'.elock These lneotinus are, increas
ins both in interest and r’lu‘l‘nbor. ’l‘o-
morrow strangers are expected to as
slut in the service, Come and olljoy
this service everybody welcome.

desolate curl-lemon

Bi. Potor‘srtlerman Lutheran Mis-
alon Chapel, North Main street, nev.
Karl litretzmann, pasture-«service.
with preaching every handily. 7: 30 p.
m.‘ Tomorrow’s sermon topic "A
Falsclohrist." , instruction indiannsu
given every naturally, ii to tilde a. in.

 

 

Advent Christian Charon-Van Zandt '

Necromanc‘y: or. Metamorlsnl and HM» _

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South Nor-walk oMishipnA‘Ileglllar

 

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demand, golden brown and a

if it hangs from one of those

Special in Neckwcnr for

Il‘mlr-in-llzmtls. 2% inch.
Brown effects. at 50¢ each:

in plenty which will be very

interesting items. Price 10c.
Rllfilcd Muslin Curtains.
Onc pair of Curtains,

One Brass or White

8D. M ReadCo.

Established 1295!

 

Baronette. ,

It is a new arrival at the Silk Section. a silk and,
wool fabric woven with a cross cord reminding one of the
old fashioned Irish poplin, but much softer in finish and
very lustrous. lt' ll; one of the choicest styles offered this
season, five didarcnt colorings and the very ones most in :
”rich Vindian red, You will ,
see it at the Silk Section, andgumicc how beautifully .it A If?
bangs, how graceful the folds.
you can always tell how a fabric is going to look made up

 
 

 
 
 
 

it is partly a secret, but

draping rings at the counter.

Baronettc is 24 inches wide, $l.oo a yard.

llabeldashelu News.

A new lot of colored‘ Shirts with stiff bosoms,
,ligurcs and stripes, the very latest patterns, quite up to
.(lntc in every particular, $1.00 each.

ncat

Saturday. Extra line all

silk Batwing String Tics, regular 50c grade for 25: each.

in all the new and desirable

The can .lrnas Designer.

Nearly half of this beautiful number :is given up to
styles for the mouth and there are Christmas suggestions

helpful. Ol‘it‘ aricle with

clear and simple directions accompanied with pictures will
tell the home dressmaker about making a fur set.
is a list of novel and attractive Christmas gifts tobc made
by skillful fingers, stories, a parlor play, and various Other

There

at the Pattern Counter.

One pair of Loops and Hooks,

Rod, $r .oo.

Pillou lops, lithograph, printed or embroidered. 25c.
A large assmimeut oi Pillow Cords and Tassels, 25c.
Upholstery Store.

m

Truanm.

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HARTFORD, Nov. 18. ~Hugh Mc-
Cinley. a former boxer, was found dead
in the kitchen of the quarters used by
the Veterans“ Flrenlens Association.
lesterday, he having been asphyleted
He went into the kitchen last night to
have a smoke after an entertainment.
and it is thought the gas became ac
cidentnlly turned on, causing his
death.

 

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ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSlA.

Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del" says: "i suflered tor years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything 1
could hear of but nothing helped me
tutti i took Brazilian Balm. and One 60
r out bottle cured rile completely "
For sale by R. H. Plalsted, F. H. Box
or and the Clitford Pharmacy. ,, ”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

take
. a garnet”

the star of health
to the week and“

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

lemons remedy
dmiorihutorm
soil that which it
Is unable to dolor
itsell. even it but
slightly disordered
or overburdened.

Kodoi

supplies the littoral
lulou oi digestion and

does the work at the
stomach. relaxing the
nervous tension. while . ~
the unlsmsd muscles

and membranes at that“
arm are allowed 7 .
rest and heal. it ours
lndidb’stien. flatulence
palpitsllon of the beam:
nervous dzspepsis and: .,
allstemae troubles by. *
cleansing. urilylrl and
sire then nulls: enlist
morn rans- ol the stem-
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_ this to show how wogfi

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by The Cllnorti Pharmacy. 5 ,"

S. Woodrurr, as receiver or the Hensl-

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FOOTBALL PLAYERS' DREAMS.

 

Jere Delaney Says They Are Subject
to All ment Like Sortenlng of Brain.
CHICAGO, Nov 19. ~Foptball play-

ers, according to Jere D‘slaii'ey, trainer

of the Northwestern Unlvmllty olev
on, are subject to ad'- ullnllllnt similar
to softening ol‘ the brain. which le as
not only to tho makinngmpeoul llr
statements, but causes stringemctions
which some times aromatics

The exact cause otlztlle “ trouble,

Trainer Delaney said. he ins-unable to

fathom He declared. however, that

it results more from the long contin-
ued physical and nervous strain to
which the men are subjected during
the three months of rigid training
which they are forced to undergo than
from the blows, kicks and bumps they
receive on their skulls during games.

“it is known." slild Delaney, “that
every player of the. game lights his
games over and over again in his
dreams. but only by the men who are

in. closest touch with tho players in ii.

rocoanizcd that they are given to day

dreaming, during which they make
strange motions as if struggling with
an imaginary opponent.

Acordlng to Delaney the athletes are

. giwn to almost childish methods at

play when at lent. All luslunco re.
lated by the lllllllm was of a man who
timing more than an hour pared over
a map of the United States. drowns
lines with his index finger and imag-
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