ornament. Orland Is. visiting In Ridgefield. .. Charles P. Peck has secured ll. pon- iiion in the Norwalk Bless Foundry titles latte Brundage has had a tel- ephone installed in her market in East Avenue. . Mrs. James, W. Davlsispralned her wrist several days ago by telling down the cellar stairs. Henry Cass will review the Sunday School lessons at the Advent Chris- Conrail tomorrow. Willis E Soon the mllkman is hav. ing an addition placed on his wagon shed in Van Zandt street: A business amount; oi‘ the East Nor walk Mrs Police will be hold at their quarters on Monday evening. . When a rim advertises damaged goods as; sale it sari necessary that; they on aid gamed and swear about. them. '1 he EpWorth We will hold a bus- lness meeting Monday night at the home of Mrs. Geo‘rse L. Britten, Fort vi street A prayer meeting will he held next Tuesday evenln’g at the home of Mrs. Harry Cunningham. Henry Case will act as leader. Themonmiy business meeting of the Epworth League will be held Monday evening ‘a‘t'the home. of Mrs. G. L. Britten in Fort street. A meeting of the Pastime Football team Will be held this evening in Ran- dall's Hall for the purpose of taking! action in. regard to iormmg a perman- ent athletic club. Adelhoii. Partrick will Journey to New York tomorrow to see his wile. It is possible that she may be able to come home with him from the hospital where she has been for some time. A meeting of the Junior Band was held last evening at the. East avenue Methodist Church. Owing to the levi. val services the meetings have been omitted for the past two weeks. The subject of the Epworth League meeting tomorrow at the. East Avenue Methociist Church will be "Worship- ping in Spirit and in Truth.” The leader w.ll be Miss Annie Odell. ’ it is desired that every teacher and scholar be out at the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Sunday school session tomorrow. so that the number of Christmas boxes to be secured can be learned A teueucrs' meeting of St Paul's Mission was held on Thursday eVenlng. The following committee was appoint- ed to take charge of the Chr. straits exercises: in. and Mrs. Russell Mor- gan, Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. P. Wheeler, Frank 'W. Roberts. Mrs. E. S. Brown, Miss .Carrie Car- penter. Mrs. Ambrose Carpenter Miss Rowen, Miss Mattie Morgan and Oscar Hedman. will have charge of the prim ary department. Christmas entertain- meat at the East. Avenue Methodist Sunday School December 26th. The Wesley Evangel.ars wm doubt- less prove s great drawing card at the services to be held tomorrow at the East Avenue Methodist Church. They will be present at three services. morn- ing, afternoon and evening. There are singers and orators among the band. which comprises Messrs. Cannon, 80- per. Payne, Raymond and Prettyman. They are familiar to many who were present at the services held by them last year at the church. The cabinet of the Epworth league met at the home of Miss Martha Mor- gan On Monday smiling. A great many items of interest were discussed, which w.ll [)0 brought to the front at the business. meeting next Monday even- ing. The Epwortli League will be in charge of Miss Anna Odell tomorrow evening. 'l‘ho. topic will be "Worship— plng in Spirit and in Truth " Some members of tho Wesley Evangelism will assist her The business meeting Monday evening will be at the home oI' Mrs. Britten. 80 Fort street. Alter the business meeting. which will open promptly at 7.45. there will be a liter- ary and musicals Ail lilpworth League members and their friends are loose cordially Invliou to be present. The May twins who were more wci come than the flowers in May. to Front cis and Elizabeth Hoyt, even though they did mark twain on their arrival are as good tempered as a pair oi duokieto in‘ I thunder storm. But once in a while the young Adam in them will assert itself. The other day. Mina left in charge at their poo. Frau- klo took a nation to bowl I little while Bessie was as quiet as I little lamb ‘I'he doctor looked around the room , for something lighter than an ostrich feather to chastise him with, and took him p for that purpose, but when the littl chap burst out laughing right. in his face, he loathed too. and there was nobody Whipped that way. , Mabel it. Daveiiport, eldest grand daughter of Mrs. James, and the balls of Bald Mountain. Which in uncalled because nothing will grow on its sum. nut. has been visiting Uncle demos. . Aunt Baron and Cousins Frank and Audio Hewius at custom. New York where Mr Howins conducts the “Stun win Hotel. and as his name indicates he nearly queyI turns out a winner. ~for Alaska seal and» Thai: srle'y low? elti are in evidence a the ilewin‘s urANov .Asglrhbook at I up Immenso stock of Tova ”all sets. A . link! can - mother. but use. more o 01‘. M. son, Charles Arnold. . l0“: child. can. and OOKLETO It" already boo shape than the piover. for Mrs. Daven- port rather inclines to embontmlntbo— Ins lifts-three and, a third pain... heavier. if' weighed in Troy. or forty pounds on the corner market scales in Behnington. In many other respects Mabel is a typical Davenport. , 'ro 605m A OOLD in ONE DAY. Take Laxdtlva Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W Grave's signature is on each box. 250. ROWAYTON. mm Rev. S. D. Woods will preach in New Milford tomorrow. . Rowayton Methodist Episcopal Church Roy. A. L. Hubbard. maroo— Morning, class, 9,30 s. m., loader, Oscar '1 Mills"; bronchial: by- pastor n‘t 10. 30: Sunday school.- 1.30 p. on; union meet ling; at If ‘11. m2: preaching by pastor '19. In. 3|me .nisht. omcial hoard needs “ Thursday evening prayer nibbling: Friday. lecture on Christ illustrated with stereopiicon m Rowayton Baptist Church Frank C. Brown, pastowi’reaching service. 10; 45 a. m. and 7: 36 o. m.; morning sermon topic. “Self Assertion”; even- ing sermon subject, 'Via Dolorosa"; special singing Lord's supper follows ev suing sermon; nday school 12 In: Junior Christian deavor. 6:15 p. m.: Union service at M. E. Church; Lad- leit"‘Aid meets Wednesday at 2 u. lll. at boot? oi? Mrs, Evori: Happy Hour service Thursday evening at 7 30 p. In Samuel A. Hathaway. of ii Quien street] Danbury was badly hurt by a fall from a scaiioiding in Rowayion. Tuesday. lie was working upon the titty} Baptist C‘hurtll. which is being built here when the scaffolding gave way and he wril to the ground. A timber fell upon him and II was thought when hr was pullcd out of the wreck that his leg was broken. it. became very much inflamed and swoll- cd to a large size. but it hag.- since been determined that it was only a bad, strain and bruise. Ono eye was cut badly in the fall by the breaking of one of the glasses in the spectacles which he wow. it is not thought that the eyeball was cut and there is no danger that his night will be affected Mr. Hathaway is being cared for at his boarding place hem Rowayton public school roll of hon List of pupils neither absent nor tardy during the past month: Harold Citbill, John Giush Russell Hail. George Jarvis. Merton Racketi. Robert ’l‘lllcy. Charles Tuitle, Raymond Wil— Nettie Ackerly. Florence Alicocll, Maude Brumlnge, Ethel Geisl. Inez Mills, Mabel Cakes, Dorothy Rackett. Ruth Stevens. Stel- la Frake. Arthur Clark. Sundachy Deiliis. Anna Everett, Steve Cuish. Lester James, Della iambcrt, Jennie Morris, Ruth Cakes, William Pinknoy. May Savage. Wallace AI-keriy, John Cleverley. Marion Crockett. Mildred Cushman. Myrtle Frake. Charles (lip ger. Julia Lambert, Marion Lynch, Frsnk‘Milis. John Savage. William Ste- yous, John Sinhl. Grace Webb, .lonslo .lose. Lizzie Cullen. Emma Cushman. urion Godfrey. Uluh Jennings, Flor- ence. Moore. Lena Cakes. Edna Sav- a “a. Rose Snidin. Anna Stahl, Mildred Theail. May Tuck Lina 'l‘uitie. Edith Vosburgh. .Llllla Webb. Charlie Ado cock, Russell Broadway. William Mills. James Smith Henry Johnson. George Mott, Lillian Mills, Charles Petty. Ed- win Smith. Russell Themes, Tracy Ambler Flank l‘IeWatcrs. Jennie Du- i‘.auii Ellen James. Margaret Jen nings, Marjorie Mills. Arthur Walker. MOTHERS BE CAREFUL of the health of your children. Look out for Coughs, Colds. Group and Whooping Cough. Stop them in time --One Minute Cough Cure in the beat remedyrwllarmlcss and pleasant. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy " DARIEN AND NOROTON. 5!. Rachel has inst erected a fine chicken-house on his chicken-flirts. Ce dar street. it will he 30 years Christmas eve since a well known young Dnrien couple Joumeied over the snow and ice to Port Chester, to ll united in memoirs. They are n ' grandma and grandpa. and their oliina wedding will be celebrated, Dec. 24, at their home here. N0 M0" SUFFERING. if you are troubled with indigestion get a bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and see how quickly it will care you. George A. Thomson. of Spencer. lit. says: "Have had Dyspepsia for teen. tyycars. My case was almost hope- Kodol Dyspepsia Care was rec. oinmended and I used a low bottles of it and it In the only thing that has re. lisved the. Would not be without it. Have disclosed with local physicians end also at Chicago .and even went: to Nerwiiy with hopes of getting some relief. but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in the only remedy that has done me any good; and I heartily recommend it. lilv» 2in person suffering with indigestion or Wlhebsih shouldi‘uss it " Sold by ’l‘he’ Gilliam Pharniacyi ' the Dial. _ .Pet'er’ ileiut and famil“ sessile . harry" Wilson at Brooklyn, in vlslti ' infinite “Ngwfil‘m . ll . y’ or Norwiillt. spent .- , 'l'liuroday night 1‘with Miss ”Pinkie:- , Mrs. Anna Adam out severe days last week llh till walk u Mrs. bullish-y who be deep talk weeks repairiil's her place has returned to New York. their house burned irons ed to South NOI‘WCIRI“ . Friday at l‘. W. Gregory... Mrs. Lavinia li‘illow. who has been : vinitng her son H. M. ii‘lliow, returned to his home in Port Chester. Friday. Mr. and Mrs Alfred Saunders. of Norwalk. are visiting Mrs. Saunders parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. '1‘. Gregory. Captain John Crawford. of this place. commander of the pleasure yacht Uto- wana. who has been across on the oth- er side the past eighteen months is " now home again. The Dramatic Club, of this place wave an entertainment in the hall for the benefit of the impel Thursday at suing, to a c tied house. I'i‘he drama was played well. The Mando in Club. of Not-walk furnished the music. Three coach loads from Bridgeport attweyided headed by Mrs. S R Adams A number of them former- ly resided here. , - A PLEASANT PILL. No pill is as pleasant and positive as DeWitt's Little Early. Risers. De Witt's Little Early Risers are so milr‘ and effctive that ohiidre'n,‘ delicate lad es,and weak people enjoy their clean sing effect, while strong people so they are the best liver pills sold. Solt by The Clifford Pharmacy. WILTON. The Folsom family have returned to New York for the winter. Raymond Comatock has left town and is now engaged in business in New Orleans. The. Reading Circle was entertained Thursday after-norm at. the home of Mrs. J. McEwen Belts Mrs. Oscar Budd. of Weston, war present at the wedding of Ariliul Lit- Iic and Miss Blanche Gregory 'l‘huis «luv afternoon. The woodmsn‘s ruthless axe has laid low an exceedingly large walnut tree which hat,- stood for half ,a cen- tury on the premises of the late John Brown. The Christian Endeavor Society held a tea cent social in the Congregation Iii Chapel this week Friday evening. A puntomlno was a feature of the enter taiutnent. Those social gatherings oi the Society will be held semi-month- ly throughtout the winter. The Matinee Whlst Club met Tues day afternoon at the home of Miss Ms rian Ollnstead. 'l‘bree tables were in play and the following successful con instants won prizes: Mrs. R. ii. Fitch Miss Mary 1", Gregory. Mrs. H. . C Thompson and Mrs Grocery Ogden Mrs’v .M Holden received the sense lation. The next revular meeting o.‘ the club will be at the home of Mrs. it H. Fitch. The marriage of Mr. Arthur Lilli? and Miss Blanch Gregory was solem- nlted in St. Matthew's church. Thurs- day afternoon in the presence of num- erous friends and relatives At 2 p. in. the bride entered the church on the aim of her father. preceded down the slain by the ushers. Mr. William Wake. man and Mr. Timothy Mei-win. the ring bearer Miss Lillie Wakeman and the bride‘s-maid. Mien Pearl Wood The bridal party were met at the alter or the groom and the best man. his broth- er. Mr. Lidney Little. the Rev. w. E ,liooker then perfonniug the marriage service according to the ritual of the Episcopal church The bride looked charming, handsomely gowuod in white silk Point do Esprit with the customary bridal veil and she carried white chry- ssnthemums and her attendants were pretty costumes of white silk mull. the bride's—maid bearing a bonnet of red flowers, Miss Dewitt presided at. the organ. The chancel was profusely doc. mated with palms and cacti from the hothoiise of Hartford. at Norwalk. At ter the church ceremony a rcc option was held at the home of the bride's andparenta, Mr. and Mrs. Charles regorv On the return of Mr. and Mrs. Little from a Journey South. they will begin housekeeping in their new ly refitted pleasant home. FIGHT WILL BE BITTER. Those who will persist in closing their cars against the continual recom- mendation of Dr. King's New Discov- cry for consumption, will have a limit and bitter fight with their troubles. if not ended earlier by total termination, Rend'whst T. R. Benn. of Basil. Miss" has to any: "Last fall my wife but] every symptom of consumption. She took Dr. King's New Discovery after everything else had failed. improve- ment came at once and four bottles entirely cured her. Guaranteed by F. Beater. Drugghit. Price lim- and Ii “00 Trial bottles? free. WESTPOR'I. W L. ll. l‘lllow is to start for Florida next Weak. is visiting in town. Arno Nlika has been employed by LlVeryman Eli Mead. A daughter has been. born to Mr. and Mrs N Jacobson. lmprovem‘ehts" l‘ildieiua made to the Theodore Taylor house. beyond the iihnyer' no at 5 .vlsltlng Mrs. lmuratuaiéala lug inside to the residential; or Thomas Gl lyml. ' 'i‘he father of Mrs. M. Dawes. from r rM vie iii ion s in Nor: who lllt’ ,have may. Mr. and Mrs Frank li‘ltch. of West? ton. were guests over Thursday and 1 Mills Florence and of New York" Miss lrena illv’arett. who is the rim " do; or amattabl: of sulll‘liii lever is . ..:m;i-Isoe In... grdléer k ' , write; this refiners. ‘ WP ‘ , lip!“ M u y vice profit out, Stanley Fairs child; secretary. Miss Ethel Sniffen. treasurer, Miss Hattie Darrow improvements are being made, to sections of the walk on Riverside avo- hue. ' Motormun Fred Street was seen again yesterday on a l‘iridgepuroWust poi run. . . . , iour'y Bertino, of Norwaik who with his wife have been visiting in town have returned to limit home. The telephone poles have bw i1 set between this point and Weston and 110 work 0: stringing tho wires is to be pushed. J. W. Wehis was one of tho soiisiu it a musicals given at the residence If. Mrs. C D. Taylor, in South Nor~ valk, Tuesday night. - Temple lodge, F. and A M.. met last tight and entertained the district dep- Ity There were visitors from The \iorwalks Stamford and Bridgeport. The Greens Farms li‘armoraI Club ield its first meeting since the summer 'lOlldflYE at the home of Miss; M. L. lyde. Tuesday night, Miss Laura Chapman a member of he Bridgeport Art League. has a num-. )er of art pieces on exhibition in the ' ’ubllc Library theio. Senator Lloyd Nash has settled on he accomplishment of colt breaker and 'iorse. tumor and has had a portioa oi ils lll‘nillltlll) set off for the work LADIES. " DR. LaFRANOO'O‘ fife e. Ipoedy IItnr Quechua WOUND Mklol rm ll unmet) owl-335:5???“ Alaska is more than this hundred and iiiy (lines the area of Rhodc island dlloiel Victoria. o SORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND MONROE STREET. . Newly furnished throughout. Most omiortabie and updo date hotel In the :liy. Electricity and best In every item. Baths In connection. . Per est sanitation. Rooms excellently inro‘inted. Always conifer-tabla and ,u e . Cafe carrying a full line of Acker. Viol-rill Ind Condit’o wines. liquors rod cigars. Best stocked bar in the lty. Special bargains for the boil ethyl]. J SUI l WK”. pron, TELEPHONE CALL. 396—3. BARNEY A BERRY * kates are the leaders. Are Humpstrong, dur- able and the nestert, prottlsst skate on the market. We have Icid them for fifteen years and knowthem to re re. liable in every respect. Are merg ad. lustsble than others and In case you have an accident and break down we are lntorsted In getting repairs and this we can do quickly as we buy di- rect from factory. we carry all Iizes and prices and would ask that you look them over before buying. Watkins & Dow, '112 WASHINGTON eraser. Phonoltla-B. ilun villi thinly 5“ Par Ilium. Your savings invested with the in iustriai Savings and Loan Co. are free from speculative dangers—nears 5 per :snt. per haunt ~I profit conIle tent with ssh: methodmnd Il- ways Iublect to . your control. per cent on an- :umdpaldmxor ta up or III , y wiahdfiwsgls It ‘ ~ .7 o i- «I re. Endorsed by the most conservative authorities upon investments. out. supervision of New York and Connecticut. BRANCH OFFICE. 16 so. MAIN IT. Fluid-III comers. Resident Monsoon. Mortliner M LII washers i charm I. Dow Jello I. Lawrence . Lowest razors ' Auto-shilfllmfiluoiillu Mr» Miles lard loy of Weston is ,- if you would yell I out Ind not our our» 51 m HAVI lN’flfllO’f’lNfl AUTO :j, if '01,! Want To Sell . your property. whether it is I farm. WW [L , II wAsNiNirroN In. .' (WITH M. s. curl-H I co.) I house and lot in town or roll «Into of any description quickly. coil or ad- dreII W. 3. DIGJRMO II WALL OT... .‘NORINALK, BONN. It. will be or «more to you into to see the if you ‘I‘t‘b desired! of say- In any hind of groom, : . Warmest” cameraman Look world's Hall. Norwallr. Conn. V Office Hours. 9 to 12 a. m. I to 5.301;. m. Telephono Connection. "r. flasks” Carpenter and Builder. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. JOBBINO. HEFDRE BUYING WEATHER STRIPS FOR DOORS AND WIN- DOWS GET ESTIMATES OF ME. NO MATTER HOW SMALL YOUR ORDER. in or out of town orders by mail promptly attended to. ~RE8IDENCE— 78 MAIN STREET. NORWALK. . liealthw By, Good Living! Have you tried the Health Brand Coffee? Better drink Health Brand Cocoa but if you must drink then try this mild rich Coffee. that has all the good qualities and none of the bad effects of the. heavy South Ameri- gankberries. Satisfaction or money as . Surety Bonds or All Kinds. JACOB M. uncut R. 17.1"" 30th Narwalk. Telephone 85-]. lilo leiifusS Pharmacy. 8 NO. MAIN 81“.. 80. NORWALK. m WE EASILY SELL SIX BOTTLES OF ORA rs' HONEY of warm: pm: to every bottle of White Pine. and Tan Of course we been other Dough and Cold Medicines as well. W. 'l‘. Cough Mixture. for Chronic Bronchitis. Red Spruce Compound. Baby Cough Syrup and others. an“ S FO.‘K, THE LADIEB' TAILOR AND Fuehlss. All kinds of Clothes mr ladies only made to order. Prices the lowest and styles the latest. Also perfect lit guaranteed. A great reduction sale on storm coats. All latest styles. Price was $10.00. now $7.98. Children’s Cashmere Dresses. rises from 2 to 4. Prices were 81.49 and $1.25. new 51.10. - “Marathons. price was 51.25. 5 now 90c. everythin ax. Zlbeiiae Costs. 32.5.7 CALI. Ion"Nuuv TRADING 31 MAIN IT. We have a spatial sale on p. NORWALK. OONN. new 'PIIIII. III. . m ,_ _ , cantons resume . ,, , “Mild to luck. ,Vioetoilauo IILVIR purine. New England Electric helm. Have no superior. (km show them in choroid on. is.“ luNonIi-y Inc My s: wluamu Ind don-ml Moshe ‘Iw lid-mm as a. mommy . usual Mauve-l i THAT THERE II ONLY ONE WILS- 0n lies, iioalo Welslldi Burner is THE salon-rear. , MOBT economical. AND HAS m mouse-r canoes rowan or ANY lucsuosscsur use eunuch IN THE weirdo . . HAVE THE omemst. wmcu cosr LESS THAN CHEAP lMI‘l’A— nous. - lull lyiiuliiull ’Phone 68. aorooosowoom "; ‘lvjl’r‘ PLUMDIIW.‘ crust, nor Iva m. up one "Have Tin, Sheet Iran. Copper and Zinc. l i 80 South Main Strut. Telephone, 1574. 00th Nor—walnuts”. mm W 5 THE ,, , NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO. (Incorporated) Propellers “City of Norwalk" and “Eagle." (Freight only.) Leave New York (Pier 36 East River.) and Norwalk every week day at 5 p. m. Freight received from 7 a. m to 5 p. m. 1041- 21m PLUMBING AND smart -. HEATING. nor wares HEATING. fiOT'AI-R HEATING. ITOVEQ AND RANGES. ILATE AND TIN ROOFING. , One and Steam Fitting, OII Fixtures, Metal ceiling, Have you seen our Mk RICHMOND RANGESf rim Jones & Ho'rcnxtss company. ' 17 WALLI‘O’TRAII‘I"; NORWRLKI' Ito. .‘., livery style of wall paper that II in ifosplur with good that. son he found in our Itook. ‘ Oil! Assortment II In large and vet ind that you will have no trouble In W. I selection! 10 canon Window Mu. Piston mm. W mm' Supplies, Arthur mutton. IPIOIALI. Will“ Ohm P0,!“ Vlfll W. lilo. 3005.100; , . OROGKIIIV. 1r W veil: HilllKl illicit , are factory Idem for “to to" 'oioia window Bhodel. tripled. Ila. Wholesales and solid HIlf Curtain Palermo luvs roses HANOle ~ sacs LIoI-I'r AND WI Ian. Ir. . H unsoow ‘ IROOK mm II can. ll OENOIE5 ALLletiaANc’se It!Y mom-oases NOAH cos-r flutters," (A 2 souvu MINI. ' IIII‘I'. ’ TILOoIi, lose-4; automobiles: OLDSMO (LE. :11:in Hlfl. . ~ FRANKLIN. LOCOMOBIL WIII demonstrue any of "I. machines to interest“ parties. Hesdq ulrtero for AUTOMOBILESq SUPPLIEO AND - PAIRI IG.N "'2 Use SlANDARD Fixtures for your Bath Room. Thev or Clean. Neal and Durable. . Horace R. Nash, r cos. N. MAIN AND utter em: so. NORWALK, ooNN. inn PiPEil oun stock or m 000M war IN II A LITTLI Lelia!!! ? I’HAN Ives Israel. ‘ ‘ wosoeerut How saw you can IUY Nice ooons agent. you «New ws no rNI Woiut IN ‘I‘NO vssv Isor muesli. we Neva TAKIN “. good MANY convucro roll Nous, PAINTING AND WILL ll our, IUIMI'I' IiounII you You , womc. ‘ ~g ‘ WI TRY TO GAIN? IN. 0160K IvsnvaINo you Menorah TH oecosAvIoNI, or you‘ll Ho moon on our. ‘ ilE Got "I... «II. , III Ilse-r or. I. activism osvro w. any I North MIIN Oi. “m ' Residence. I am telephone as house, 1“
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