mi. users
Mrs. lsaac Elephant Is serious.
ly ill at her home. ‘
The regular weekly meeting of tee
Junior Band will be held this evening
in the Methodist Church
Charles LaCroix, the ever popular
manager at Heiner' s, is laid up With
a novels cold at his borne. .
Joseph F. Lambert has returned
home after visiting at the home of
Thomas C. Lambert Osborn avenue
(lepton Peter Decker, or eelvleW
ayentte has had a storm yusubuie
erected at the main; entrance of his
residence.
it is probable that Evangelist Hen-
‘ derson will come to the East Avenue
Methodist Church for a series of re-
v.val services in February. .
A meeting of the Pastime athletic
Club mil be held Monday night in
Randall's Hall. Committee appointed
at the last mwtins Will submit a re-
rt. . . ,
The linemen of the Southern New
England Telephone Company are run—
ning a cable thlough this place in-
stead ot a large number of isolated
wiles.
John L'Hommedieu will lead the
Junior Band mentors in the primary
room of the Inset Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church tonight at 7.46
o‘clock. A large attendance of the
members and friends is desired.
H. J. Hipson was much pleased at
the way in which the scholars ot‘ the
East Avenue Methodist Sunday school
took hold of the musical numbers for
the Christmas exercises. Three viol ns
and a comet. with the organ. will
make an instrumental accomanplment.
The recitations are also the best ones
ever selected for the school.
Rev. C. M. Pegs. of Middleboro, who
was for five years pastor of the East
Avenue Methodist Church, while the
present structure was being built. at-
tended the prayer meeting held last
evening in the basement of the church.
This was the first time that a prayer
meeting has been held in the base—
ment. Mr Pegg is visiting Frank
Seymour of Rowan street. ,
Walter Reed, the genial l tile colored
chap who sings such sweet songs for
the cdli‘icatlou of his friends has le-
turned from a trip to New York. Wa-l
tor said that he stopped at a hotel
there and enjoyed his trip my much
its expects to go again inn. short t. me.
but desires to enjoy a few dine of
skating anti coasting before returning
to his arduous labors.
STOP THAT COLD
or It may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
u.'ar tried, almost without exception.
10, 25. bile and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's and Plalsted‘s. ”
ROWAYT ON.
Contractor George Sharer, of Dorian.
visited friends in this place yesterday.
Harold Hendrick. of Forty-second
street. who has been very sick, ls Illi-
provlng rapidly,
William Sniflln atidfamily, oi’ South
Norwa'it. are spending a few days
with their parents. of this place.
' M. . iibb ,
asswaasmauoasuculnrs. , .
Wu" aneurysm. snowman. .. . .
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or left a wits and six children.
. 0. Burton has removed several
large maple trees train hi a place; thew
Flossle Gordon were in Stamford.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Nathan Finch will visit her
brother. Everett Mlllspaugh. and wife.
In Bethel. this week.
Mrs Andrew Nash will entertain
a Christmas party of sixteen of Mr.
Nushs relatives from Brooklyn
Mrs Marv Richards and daughter.
MiesVGeorge Prince. have removed in
Rowayton from Brook do
Mrs Henry Breach will spend
part of next week with her parents
Mi. and Mrs. Adam Hildebrand. New
Rochelle.
Nathan Finch is building two hand-
some houses in Bower/ton. oh High-
«laud avenue. for Harry Sconeld and
his s later.
Mrs decrepit Edwtirdii so peasant
Iv situated tier the winter" at aching»
ton. VWIWiWWd the home or (lent. and Mrs.
old y.
WSovera‘i'. local sportsmen have had
remarkably mica 1uck this season In
bagging rabbit's which are said to be
quite fat this ream: 2- -‘
Scott Williamson was cut on the
head by a' falling board. while the
blacksmith shop. owned by Miss Sut-
ciiif, was point: taken dorm. .,
Contraptor Nathan Finch is taking
down theiold blacksmithxshop former-o
ly occupied by Luther M. Wright and
now owned by Miss Emma Sutcllff
1.11“} will construct on the site. a dwell-
ng »
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williamson have
returned from Morristown. where they
attended the wedding of her nelcc.
Miss Mary Van Cleef Burnett, to Her.
ry Zeliff. at the home of the bride‘s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Burnett,
Mrs. William H. Wilimott, Miss Su'
‘sic Willmott, Miss May Alexander and
Eugene and Howard Wlilmott left,
Thursday morning, for a visit in New
York with Mrs. Robert Willson, for-
merly Miss Sarah Willinot. of Darlen.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kim! for lists Alvin Bought
Bears the
Simian 0f
WESTPORT
A. H. Whitman In making a busi-
ness trip through Mexico.
There is talk of another tea at. the
Reading room in the near future.
it is probable that the trolleymen
will fix on the night of Jan. 4 for their
dance.
There was a whist party given at the
home of W. G. Staples Wednesday
night.
Henry Hoffman and wife, formerly
of Norwalk. are occupying the Ball
tenement, on state street.
Temple Lodee, F. and A. M.. met
In Masonic hall last niyht. Tile "M.
M." degree was conferred.
Frank Raymond, who has been visit-
Mlss Lizzie Smith, of Main street.
started today for Jacksonville, Flori»
da. where she will spend the winter.
Miss Eiuma Scars. a. trained nurse
of Liberty. N. Y., is visiting Mrs. Hen-
rietta Raymond. of Raymond street.
George Cudlipu. of Church street,
has had his house tempered and ten»
ovaied from top to bottom by Cuehman
Al: Stevens. lilo local painters and pa-
per hangers.
Word has been received from George
A. Sharron. E. M., that he arrived
untidy ut Brodie. Cut. after a week’s
journey. and is now busily engaged
at his profession with the Consolidat-
od Gold Mining Colupnny.
An Illustrated lecture on the Life
A life and drum corps will sotm be
given tonight in the Rowayton Meiho
dist Episcopal Church. The colored
views will show Christ in all the dif-
ferent splines of libs life.
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DARIEN AND, NOROTON.
~All kinda oi Cloned .Ooods at
Strata's“ Cash Grocery:
Missal ary Galleon of Bailey avenue
has been quite Ill.
Bt'th tumour: of Noroton, was In
bombers, Monday
The measure held several meetings
In Dorian this week.
Mrs. ii. Wiittlocit of shelter: is visit,
ing‘ Mrs. if. MVoIentlno.
1mm Annie and Mary fierce visit,
ed Miss dusts Willinutt this week.
Arthur nibbles recently won
in the Modem Gunter
Mrs. item nicotine and Mrs.
Whitiecn united Witcrwailt. Weddell.
WW'i‘m: children of Mr and Mrs. (than.
Chand’cr of limousine avenue are
WW%is week out:
our at in. and 0. ll. Nation‘s
wedding.
, Waiter some ti ritually occur?
We the dentin“ building. Maple
The (liberal at liar. Menomwhglhad
alum o; the eimflIWW at
i
the 7th sunlver- ,
inr, his son in Stratford, returned
home yesterday with his wrnwisou
Mr. F. Edwards and wife who have
been the guests of Mrs. W. H. Jen-
inlntts. have gone to their home in New
York
The school enumeration for the
months of November showed an in.
crease In attendance at all of the
schools.
FGI‘OWBI‘S of Onions are still nursing
the product and the city market, while
cvluclug no dearth of the vegetable,
are not overlooked and prices are gen-
erally high.
Who will succeed Rev. .labea Backus
as pastor of the Conversational
church? All offoria made. to have the
popular pastor rescind his resignation
have failed.
Trinity guild met at the residence of
Mrs. Taylor. Wednesday afternoon,
and packed a box to be sent away as a
Christmas sift for deserving people.
The builder trade has begun to
boom hero and the indications point.
to an active season locally. increased
patronage on the Bridgeport trolleys
further indicate prosperity and prop-
uratious for a merry season
The builder schools or the several
churches here have begun rehearsals
of Christmas music. At the Metho-
dist churches in thimnlace and Sauce-
tuok the festival will he the moat elm
Imrate titan has been attempted by
either church.
This afternoon there In to be a
meeting of the nuclear Foreign Mis-
uionary society 0! the Conwasatlonul
Church. at the parsonage. when Miss
Cornelia Juli oi titretford. will ad
dress the meet 5 on life in Japan.“
Miss Judson has been a missionary
there for years.
ONLY cons run DY "Plies.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. at cm Castle.
Del .. says: “i suffered for years with
drums and to have mandamus
outbid“ i. but tiling in
u no
until I moisten balm. an
it. a arm. r
on
0&1)“ hit!
i tried sverytbine i
one to.
midterm. pennahentiy cured
indiaestlon.‘
some Sinai-s a
nngsnees
r its
All these symptoms wi pi
tot
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Those curative tab ,
of ingredients Mile
edge of the true inlaid process 0,.
digestion approve of. as forming the
best. safest. surest and most scientific
combination of medicinal drugs. that
can be used to relieve all the condi-
lions of llthaalth brought on by this
much dreaded disorder
A disease so “preteen" or change
able in its‘ manifestations a-sumiuv
so WWW? forms, characterized by so
many ifferent systems that more
times than not, it Is mistaken for
some other disease altogether. and the
poor patient they die. or at boot allow
the seed of permanent chronic sick-
ness. to germinate and tulle root in
his system.
So It is a real danger we ask you to
avoid. when we say: In case of doubt
take Stuarts Dyspepsia 'i‘a'blots'. .
Even mIt‘ disordered digestion in not
the real cause or
(which, probably. thong it islnyot
your digestion is people: certain to be
out of order. and it allowed to remain
so will seriously complicate your sick
nose for you.
Stuartjs Dyspepsia Tablets. than.
will be sure to do you good and wil'
not Interfere with any other medicine
you may be taking.
They will help to make your feed
make you strong. and thus. If in no
other way. help you back to health by
helping your system to throw off dis-
ease like a healthy duck shakes water
off its back.
Shake oi! your sickness
Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets.
d9~12——14.
LYONS PLAINS
Miss Minnie Lyon is spending
week with her aunt in Bethe].
Harry Nichols who is employed II
{Bridgeport spent Sunda: at his bomt
ere
Miss Clara Banks is caring for Mrs
Shipman, who is quite ill at her homt
in Nor-field.
Mrs, George Sherwood. who but
been quite III. is visiting her sister Ol
Greenfield Hill.
Mrs. Moses Treadweii is home again
from a visit with her son and slate.
in Bethei.
Miss Shirliy Treatiwcll has returner
to her home in Bethe] after a week'l
visit with relatives here
Mr. and Mrs‘. Gilvia Kellogg enter
with
O.
a
last Wednesdav ov.ening
Miss Elizabeth Schofield entertainer
last week her cousin. Edward Sl’hf)
field and son from the West.
Morton Lyon spent Sunday and
Monday at his home here. returning
to his business in Bridgeport Tuesday
morning.
Phillip Gerhardt and wife had as
guests. last week, their son Edwul‘t
and wife. also Albert Gerhardt, all of
Norwalk.
Mrs. Clarence Bradley. of Greenfield.
and Mrs. George Jennings, of Enston,
were guests at Charles Johnson's. on
Thursday afternoon.
Charles Salmon is slaying at his old
home here. while his house at Woul-
port In quarantined on account of hlr'
daughter being Ill with scarlet fever
The services in Emmanuel Church
were ably conducted last Sunday by
Layman John C. Lobcll, us the rector
was called to attend a funeral in his
parish at nodding.
ANOTHER TEAM WITHDRAWS.
Suikins-Rockowlu Combination Drop
Out. Leaving Ten Teams in Race.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—-Another Loam,
the Buikins-Rocliowiia combination.
withdrew from tho eimluy bicycle
race at Madison Square (lat-don ear-
ly today. leavlngonly ten teams of the
eighteen who started away on the
long Journey at midnight Sunday. They
simply get tired of ihc'h'opciosu grind.
and as the day was breaking saw: up
ihe stmuitie. At the time idulilipu and
Rockowltz were nearly 100 miles be-
hind tho i adorn. no ilint their retire-
ment. will ave no bearing on tho ul-
timate result of the contest.
The riding durinx the night was a
steady pace. with occasional sprints,
Root and Dorian, perhaps, limiting the
best. showing, but gaining nothing ov-
ur their immediate competitors, Van.
deratuyft and Stol. Vantlorstuyft
sprinted once in a while. but to no
avail The pace was slow as compar-
ed with some other like contests, and
every hour saw the ridm further be-
hind the record.
At ii o'clock. after ill-I hours of rid.
infantile loading tea a worn 240 miles
behind the record iobiiuiiod by Mili-
or and Waller In 1809.1‘110 standing
at: that hour wait as follows:
Miles. Laps.
Vanderstuyfbswl. i .m 7
Root-Dorian. till 1
debits-Breton 1.774 e
gWamuclnon- Williams. 1.?” 6
Turvilie-Motiiluy. 1.774 a
Krebs-Fe Int. . 1.774 ii
Downtime pipers. him i .
DussetMas’iii. . 1.774 t
Palmer-Agar. ’ 1.774 4
“beneath. scald head.- hives. iteiil~
boss or the cilia at any sort in “at:
on: stem .3: any tired store. .5
W
, . m
knoWn scientific dehOd of carom '
or sickness .
tained the Lyons Plains Whist Club, ..
(Sharia i. new
2:”! TRON
. ii to which
ldti use are lab ,
d constipation. .
Willis been pro
3a. mofiigineh WW? WWW It?
to 0 none an site en 9
llgestion. ~ lit OI! Ilfibiberlaiip
liedicipe' 00.. e M
lee ammo. and give them a tried. or
bassist. Stillson i’owsll Corporation.
‘1 llllorti Pharmacy; Pierced bridge
Pharmacy and Zelttuss Pharmacv ",
couNEc'ric‘W MAN NAMED.
WASHINGTON Dec. ilr-Tho presi-
ient yesterday sent to the Senate the
following nominations: To be con
suls——Willlam H H. Bishop of Connec-
.icut at Palermo; Italy: James Jeif
ey Ricbe. of Massachusetts. at Genoa.
'Italy. Also promotions In the army
BEWARE OF OOUNTERFEITB.
“DeWitt‘a Is the only genuine Witch
Hazel Salve," writes J. L. Tucker, oi
“Debtor. Ala. “l have used it. in mi
amlly for Piles. Cute and Burns fol
ears and can recommend it to be the
nest Salve on the market. Evety faul-
ly should keep it, as itis an invalua
)Ie household remedy and should at-
rays be kept on hand for immediate
use." Mrs Samuel Gage. of North
3ush. N. Y., says: “I had a fever
are on my ankle for twelve years that
he doctors Could not cure All solves
ind blood remedies proved worthless.
could not walk for over two years
‘In’aily I was persuaded to try De-
Nltt‘s Witch Hazel Salvo, which has
oniplctoly cured me without leaving
i scar.“ Sold by The Clifford Phar-
nacy.
VICEROY CURZON IN BOMBAY.
BOMBAY. Dec. 9.—-Viceroy Curaou
arrived here today from England, and
not with an unusually cordial recep-
Ion. Many of the native rulers tray
tied to Bombay specially to welcome
he v lceroy
'L ‘EN’S
SPECI I.
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Iovs' ROUGH on socks.
No Bums at
01.25 AND 1.50.
stats LITTLE INDIAN.
Kid Shea. It
01.25.
voorus' sArm CALF.
Ilk Lined Bel».
01.2
a
Try I pair of any of that chose.
they will outwear any other rank».
400 PR. LADIES’ KID OXFORD’S.
Low Heels. at
use. ALI. sizes.
upon new svvtes roa MILL m
NORWALK suns sues
FOR LADIES
Olsen ’5
Shoe Stores
Norwalk and So. Nor-walk.
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on on play it in mm
Your savings Invested with the In.
duotrlai Savings and Loan Co are free
from speculative dangers-oasis: I5 per
cent. per unaum
we. profit consis.
tent with safe
methods-4nd ai-
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your control. Ii
per cent. per la.
num paid for ev-
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a
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. your pleasure.
Endorsed by s most conservative
authorities upon nveutmsnts.
mu lap-wastes.“ of New York and
unmet taut .
ensued armor. is so. mun of.
nutrient Directors. Nutrient Madmen.
Mortimer M I.» It. Osborn
John I. am
what- children used to drink
a 3 I ally "the other way.
' comfortable, makes them {at
at the regular assent also from your ‘
invents-rm W W
W moisten under lock and key
”it whenever her back was
turned. Strange the children “
should like Something that its
so geori for them; ltsusu-
Scott‘s
children
_‘ Em ilsiou‘ makes
and rosy~chcekcd. Perhaps
that‘s why they like it so
touch—~thcy know «it makes
them feel good.
We'll send you a maple. 1m
5001‘le BOWNE. 1“) Pearl Street. New Y,mh
GILMAN'Q NEPHdW BUYS LANE.
BRIDOEPORT. Dec. lip—Allied Gil,
man, nephew 0: the late Geoige Fianv,
ole Oilmnn, the tea metchaiit, has-
brought 37 acres oi the Gilman estate
at Black Rock, paying tor them. it is
stated. $35,000.1'hc Gilinan" mansion
is not on the Inuit purchased. ‘
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Loalrwood': Hall.
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Have'you tried the Health Brand
Colon? 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 SOUtII Ameri-
gankberrles. Satisfaction or money
so .
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Telephone 164.
8. FOX,
THE LADIIO' TAILOR AND
PUIRR IKR.
All blade at Clothes for ladies only
made to order Prices the lowest and
styles the latest. Also perfect iii
guaranteed.
A great reduction sale on storm
coats. All latest styles. Price was
'10 00. new $7.98.
Children's Cashmere Dresses. sizes
fro '2 to I. Prices were Ii iii and
512. new $1.10. “
liaison Petticoats. price was 81. 26.
now 90c. We base a spoclat sale on
everything. "’
Zlbailne Goats. 52.5.1
CALI. Putt HUNT TRADING
l‘i’A In.
LADIES 0R6 LaRRANOO'I '
flim’
3i MAIN 87".
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and ,
mom in Muir.
ii maven purine.
M m m Mil
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ON AWONO:
for sum»?
HI“ III! “IMO!- M m “III
III ”Mil bib 1 .
MIN III Motion and NI-
rIIIl ”roofless I “HI-
pawn“. court.
Anode. lilo.
unseat; sesame K.
run was: II 3am one wheel
once LIGHT AND we said. IT.
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HIGHEST CANDLE POWER OF ANY -
INO‘ANDEBOENT 0A8 BURNER IN
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HAVE THE ORIGINAL. WHICH
COST LESS THAN CHEAP IMITA-
TIONB-
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’Phone 68.
mensweaeeeeeme
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Pl. ammo.
STEAM. '
no 1' Mt mt.
AND GAS
nrruvo
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone. i3".
coma Nonnlllt. coon.
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Leave New York (Pier 36
East River.) and Norwalk every
week day at 5 p. m.
Freight received from 7 a.
to 5 p. m.
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HEATING.
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HOT AIR HEATING.
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an Fixtures, Metal ceiling.
Have you one our stock of
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in our stock.
Our assortment is so tom and no
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making I selection.
To one“
Window shades. Picture mun.
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{PAINTING AND PAP!“ HANGING. ”
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Rooms extisil
appointed.
quiet.
Cafe carrying a full line of Adlt
Merrill alid condit'e’ winco,‘ b
and cigars. Best stocked bar In til
Special bargain for the hp"-
days.
1.
T. J SULIMIVAN Prop. a
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Use STANDARD Fixtures for: .
your Bath Room. The‘; are“,
Clean. Neal and Durable.
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so. NORWALK, ”eons.
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KNOW WIDO rm WORK at run:
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