it s
lion‘s ls mused to . , .8
vs lovers sitter. or turn ‘
i" y).
V W-
drip is quite prevalent these do"
, A“ It)“: number or people
ml Kittie troy. at Providence
, 1., u lbsmtet lint N r. em;
for A few (I! : :
Mrs Emilia. ill Roller has been ill
clothing arm of Bullock It
known as Selieck. Price at Go.
" , Quite I number at young eople
wont skating down the harbor eaten
d“. in some places the too who all
.‘ smooth as. glass and they seemed to
1‘ ,shloy the port immensely.
“Glorilying' God in Our Homes” was
tho“ subject of I very interesting meet-
in! ct W liltw‘brth llesgue oi the Dust
Awhile Kaboom church Yesterday.
The meeting was under the leadership
V at lrsJ-l .Lflipson.
tot the hcrplor this morning on
33,, "W“ Duly were belongs to Art 3rltton.
myrtle avenue, who was steering.
There were about ii; on it.
trout“ We its was started from the
0(th ill directly after Britlon' s
be go‘uut Dr Drew, Whenlniront F
.or the childrenI Rome. the second
bob bought up with the first, and. in-
stead oi passing to the side ran them
into it ’tl'dtil these accidents occur-
red; Friday night was the gayest Nor- Md“
E1111 ilId been in years
oi snow. which tell about ii,
added to the smoothnesl oi the read
bed and made conditions better than
any other night or the winter The
mbobs isirly how ever the Men sun
rm leach hon :wu crowded full of
boys and gi and some who were
once boys and'giris. They were sing
lug end shouting and laughing, until
the whole East Side echoed with the
merrin‘lent. There were lully 100
coasters oil. and malty stmd along
the sidewa‘l to catch a lllmpse oi
the ppm as they went whining by.
W
‘ {on cloud.
1&ch cons de'rnbla dlmculty in get-
ting post the. cross channel but iinsliy
‘ reread her way through the thickly
' . plied ice other;
buperlutendent Richard Bland of
thD~Advsnt Bundny School. returned
Mini-day (min Philadelphia where he
h_ been for About a weeilit‘ forth e be.
t of hi. health. He is slightly bob
ter‘ ‘and resumed his duties this alumni
in! at L’liommedieu Brothers’ store.
This stunner Josephine; which has
uphill! cg several rudder posts, in
lbs to. slim out at her sli
cautiously hulls. morning aptaill
Him held her by menus or a line un-
e revolving wheel broke up tin
i .
show one down the river she
experienced little dilllcullty.
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ROWAYTON.
Ilia. llllbert Marsh is the guest or
trloddd in Bridgeport
VJohn Orbcltctt is able to be out
alhin after an attack of grip.
W
OI les Bowman, of New York. spent
gill: it with is parents of the West
I.
‘ V'Vl'homitt Cullen, oi RlVer street, who
hilt been seriously ill is’ somewhat
iin'p'i‘ovcd
Mrs. )udscn Adams returned home
WMDBIMY, from a. vlillt with trienclii
in Tcrrington.
lira. sunny Nills and mdsughter
Wit. ““3337“
The pumping station was compelled
to shutdown one dhy last week on no-
chili at a shortage otcoal
J. R. deodeld, who has been critical
ly ill of pneumonia, is now 0.le to sit
nil (or a tow minutes.
w
Harvey larvis, oi Crockett street.
weiit ducking last week and returned
with tour beautiful black specimens.
Rev. 8. A. Woods. who hss been
seriously ill oi pneumonia at his home
in Highland st cone, is able to be out
shin
Charles Webb, oi Rowayton avenue,
11“ been laid up with the (“it the
put week. For a low days he was
thudtsned with pneumonia
About twenty- dive young people on-
joyed the excellent coasting on Thom-
as’ Bill, Saturdays. Quite a number
of double-rippers were used.
One of our young men who takes
great pleasure in attending the then-
tre at South Norwalir was so over-
come in taking in the sights alter the
play on Saturday obvening, that he
mldsed the last cartoon the last seen
or Frit he was taking long strides to-
ward wsyton, when he arrived at
1 o'clock I. m.
_--Too late to cure n cold otter con-
sumption hes “stoned its deadly Krill
on the lungs. Take Dr. Wood’s Non
any Pine Syrup while yet there is
me.
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DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The trustees oi Fitch's Home for -
Soldiers have applied to the be
tired term an appropriation of 88 ,coo.
”Ll 0wants to be made to the
pitllVlV 10.0% is to be used otr an elect
the lighting plant; 810, 000 tor a wat-
ur supply. sud $10,000 tor elevators. f‘
ecoss'ti was at its height on
Norotoo Hill lacy mot. and nearlyt
100 lollum wsi‘e {enjoyinfilt when there
was will probably
put I demos: on the sport or a tow
nights At least. About in it i. of
Accilisht whic
the Children's Home, one bob bu
lotus“ Another, throwills the whole
of onset era his new
gdlssntsngled them- group
‘Burns, a younl mall»V “dill?“
'14
Roberts has entered tlilo
so u
Greenwich.» The new. drill will be
attain Mn nit” and “......
norms, .
, badly brui ed
~ h’ht‘rthese 'are. or notes
where bones were.‘ broken. .
tum have turned out to be a isost-
serious accident was nsrrowly snorted
oil Noroton lint! last night. ywit
row woods ‘s-swi it bob“. "Old 9'?
This hob twill hold about it, end when
and it is well loaded it goes down the hill
at I speed of tuliy s mile a minute.
its record: run- is a point. on new
street about opposite the reticence or
J. J Barthel, a hundred ysrds or more
beyond the railroad brides. 0n the
south side of Heroine Hill is e stou
. stool guard railing to prevent a: sires
car which might dump the track tram
tumiiiing into the couseway which runs
to the south of the roadbed.
iii! no trips, Friday night, Wood's bob
became unmanageable tor a low mo-
ments. and stsrted straight for the
guard rail. Had the hub struck it.“
those abrood would have had an in-
teresting time. A collision was Avoid-
ed. but before several on thsbo
were bad y shaken up.
hurt hie knee. and this turnbd out tom
ethe most mucus 0injury yalthough
all hands were
WESTON.
I‘V—C—
s new house.
her cousin from Bouthport.
can...“ .-
'l‘llesd sy.
Wand Hrs. David Dill
Thursday
Frank Gorhnm.
Mrs. Hnwlcy Williams.
with relittlves here.
the ice, died on Thurman
soy.
N. Y.. is visiting here.
latives in New York.
tie ploy. who lull
were initiated.‘
Miss 3Iulo Treedwsil.
ill:lit.
up torth s Messian-
tact is that some can,»
runs its out rldl
containiynrhlirs more
, .f ”at pain and unable to move.
enough .
all”! be thankful!” ll mount Vac much is have ‘u llcll oi Ayer’s
compo Beech was intact as popular
. I place as there is on the Sound, for
b send tiles and. mosduiines. thsnll'slo
i‘th’eetobmctive policy or not: w be are
,e books It Newport.
to Oompdiosiisar
3| 1»! oils.
obstruct shirts cannot close the Reich
who the once with Co-
'dar Point, publicly. they. Will it thnt
nothing but bsrracits, e monument or helibeou
two and dolspidated bathing houses
to serve the people who
can’t get to Newport' Ind til
spot that some misguided residents
insist on melting n repository for cost-
ly monuments and bronco guns, with
such hills. such sites and such ‘oppor-
tunities tor doing honor to ancestry
altogether, In
lileibcdleis Benin Union Ser-
(Continued From Tim Page.)
“Dill"? ”3“?“ l . . r .
sr Ill!!! aired ve eaureso t 3
One fellow ee till‘gs. Ind under the we
and eihclsnt leadership at
W“§‘“iil°“i.’€.i°‘°i“l““°l”§§i if";
. . wk so, I oug or IV as ye u
m W” “m" Wm“ ...... “...?” lid. W13? ittdhfliNEil'mm ...... to cum! on... ....
of it ois due to the music committee which
using for these choruses.
on is chairman
one o: the most
or which R. .1 Hi
end who has been a iy assisted by 3.
Milton Stevens and Mrs. Stevens, Mrs.
H. Eaton. F. I Merriam and Mrs
Merriam. Miss Carrie Carpenter. 0.1.
clerk Mrs. Fletcher Van licences:
Mrs. Clarence Nansen, Mrs. Fred. Am-
bler, Mrs. Etta Sister and Miss Alice
The atternoou service was s
"Sixty Minutes of Sunshine and'
s its name indicated was an in-
spire onal service. within-lot address-
es and varied musical restores. -
pregrsln consisted oi nineteen num-
bers and these were so brief and so or.
deriy in their procedure that little
more than sixty minutes was consum-
Aiter the doxology Dr. Render»
son uttered a short prayer. andthe
chorus rendered. its first number
which was "Gospel Light Shine Out. "
Alter responsive reading oi‘ the Beatl-
tudes and a hymn by the congress
led by the choruses. the “Sunshine
Chapter." lIleh XXXVI. was m b!
DrO W. Recon-mick; Alter
the "Sunshine Promise" and Another
two "Sunshine Addresses”
were delivered by the Revs. W. W.T
Duncan and llldward Cunningham. Mr.
Duhcsn was called on first he being
the Methodist pastor of the longest
residence in town.
sang very sweetly the New York Tri-
buhe Sunshine hymn "Pass it On."
Mrs. Henderson hes a very clear and
sympathetic voice Add her singing was
highly appreciated by the convention
The Revs L, K, Moore and A. L. Hub-
bard followed with "Sunshine Address
es." each speaker being limited to
The children's Cho-
rus sang excellently. responding most
readily to Mr. Meredith's leadership
Mr. Henderson made the clo’slng‘sd
dress nAming eight words which in
dicated eight ways in which a sunshine
character might be formed, each word
beginni g. with a letter of the word
Mr. Meredith sang oi
the sunshine land. rendering very ei-
tec'tlvely the sale “No Night There."
and after the giving of the Dunshlne
covenant and the sunshine command
ad the singing oi'the‘hymn "it We
Well: in the lights” the service was
closed with the sunshine benedictl
At 6.30 o‘clock the Sunday sch
room was crowded.
worth League prayer meeting, led by
C. Cunningham, oi
the Town League Union. assisted by
the tour presidents of local Leagues
or their representatives. A most in-
roiltdbls service was
arson rendered a gos-
lsolo accompanied by Arthur N.
cook, at the East Avenue Church
Before the hour of opening the cran-
gellstic service the
Herbert 'hicrehouse has purchased
Edward Burr, who was on the sick
list. last week. is about stein.
nu Henderson
M. A. Banks spent port or lost week
As Bothcl.
bliss Myra Burl-lit is entertaining
torthined by Mn. '1'. W. Treadwell on
three minutes.
The three month; old child of Mr.
is was buried on
D. L Rowland has been quite ill
for several dim and attended by Dr.
been ill (or the but week is better.
The Matinee Whlst luh will be on-
Mrs. R. K Fitch hes rteurned to
Bridgeport, after spending two weeks
One of M. '1‘. Donnoily’s horses,
which was bsdly lniured by s. toll on
ire Anderson has been spending sev
oral days with his uncle in New Jer-
A very successtui Valentine Social
in connection with on Oyster Supper
was given by the Nordeld Aid Society
at the house of Mrs. Frederick Blinks
. on Fridnl'
min audience
the church was filled. many
.5 leaving the League meeting beiore
in conclusion in order to secure seats.
.. o the absence of Richard L Goburn
who was couduodbn at home by illness,
ms 0‘! tilt ccrbnii
the Norwalk Church, and represents-
tivus trust the other churches uniting.
praise service was conducted for
litteen minutes by Ml Meredith dur-
ing which new songs from the book to
be used during the unless we sung,
stirs etching with surpris-
iness for: new songs.
esglvs .selecticn. :_
WESTPORT.
Mrs. Warren Bishop, of Brooklyn.
m .
e ea “hers and
Rev. w. 8. Long preached in the WV“ 3' “M" °’
00"th Church yesterday.
Miss Clara Wekeman is visiting re-
lic-s. Curtis Eddy is confined to her
home in Saugstuck, by sickness.
"W
Miss Darius Palmer, of East Nor-
woll: is attending her sister, Mrs. Cur-
At the recent meeting of the (lam-
bpsolonl ot the Forest two candidates
been sick at her home in Lyons Plain
(or several days, is about Again.
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hTiters is to be on entertainment at
turbos Plain church.
1A lilDighing party will be mails
Still they, «will» count down State
pedstreet hill and an equally observant
oflcisls are concerned, while others
, cannpt. ordDru or no orders. accumulated on
so ulsrlgu admittance to
n”but. ”Milli lo
3....
V Boll.
the hints or r
W ii that
truth “3y ii», in i' crence the” ~
preacher showed inst reconciliation on -
any other. basis was impossible
lions hsd been reconciled by diplo.
so at been. And the redone
cilia‘ticn bud consequently proved so
utter failure. .,
appeal trots 3r. Henderson, illustrate
ing tram the core or Nicodemus the
way in which a man might be u church
member. possessed or an excellent
creed be worked by I moral lite and
even be I man who practiced prayer,
and yet not be in the kingdom. The
new life which comes Only by com-
lowing of Him was sanctum in order
to ties the kingdom of God.
less Crown.” and an utter meeting in
service. Duri this week Miss Flor-
ence B. Baldw n, the church organr
lat, and lAlDDV my“ “millenn-
worth Lu‘ague organist. will kindly
give their services oi. the piano and
organ
Tbs Drnmn of Life,
A special gospel song and. story ser.
vice e tied "The Drama of Life" will
be h dot the South Norwolk church
this evening For this service a strik-
ing form at announcement has been
adopted in the term oi tickets. These
tickets Ire entirely free and three
thousand of them have been distribut-
ed. it is desired that oil who can will
bring these tickets when they come
this evening. which will be taken at
the door. Any one srbo does not lisp-
pen to have secured a ticket will be
entirely welcome, and provided with a
ticket on his or her arrival. The tick-
et reads “This ticket admits you and
your friends.” so thnt one ticket will
admit a. whole family. This novel
form or announcing a service, which
is common in some ports of the coun-
try, is somewhat unique here, and. the
service which it announces Will be
a most interesting and impressive one.
Gospel dinner at the Factories.
1dr. Meredith will «sing and Mr. Hen»
derson announce the services at ido-
Kibbin’ s rectory tomorrow tor the close
ing ten minutes or the lunch hour,
18.20 to 12. so. Just before the men re-
turn to work they will be pleased to
. hear a song or two from Mr. Meredith
and e brie: announcement from Mr.
Henderson. .
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Connecticut. thine honored name!
And sellers say or thee.
Thou art the smutcdt battleship
That ever soiled the see.
The mammoth or the ocean reel,
Thou tesr' st no sngry ice,
Nor how the _w ill! winds blow.
Why is thy mission. Battleship
Art. then for when or war?
cloud
use lightning in each told?
0r com'st thou as the morning star
in cloud of rcseate gold?
Symbol oi Liberty and law! I
Let poets slug 0 ea!
- And wanworn nail hnil thy has.
Peacemaker‘s oi the sea.
But ii' In called by. Freedom's voice
To help her bleeding sons
Then let be heard for o'er the waves
The thunder of thy guns.
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flloos
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1:3;th cl: hpym'ussns,
c.’ y a
this song the thought of the?
Italians was revuled in a way as im.
prmivewas it was unions
The doctrine prayer was made by
1.. Km and at r nthe
asripttgfi rebuilt; and the
Beautiful [sleet
session. A short sermonw
cell by the Rev. Dr. Ido-
ck. M600
able Mail“. I Milli: tl‘
amount of pertinent
the brief space allotted):
such ,elearhdsr that none moonlit tell
to receive I most definite impression.
The churches are to
the fact that Dr. McDaniel: can be
with them this week. »
The lilacs ct themes
“mg“ “a she Wont. Br 01-2di of the Wool."- mAltoraliho
that we sell Wail Papers. Groom.
ialuswsre. lamps. Chimneys and
more. Shel: Paper. Window Rhodes.
cornice Poles, curtain foods. lltsady
,ldlasd Paints. Window Olilwlwnfll.
“Stains aud‘drarnisbal. Point and»
“new Brushes, Towel Holders and
flames, Stepladdei‘l. Their napalm;
ders’. Artist!" N'DtDi‘iIla for Oil. Watcl‘,
"Charcoal and (travel) Work.
Ranging sud Decorattllg business.
..Tooi'dill‘»
We go any-whore or business.
enmity. ,. ‘ .
,his his ens,
m.
z:
moor who in the resolution parties .
The sermon was followed by n brie: .
Charles E Dov
piste surrender to Jesus and the tab . .
Mr. Meredith then sang "The Stur- ‘
the sunday school room closed the
Nor csr 'st how fierce the billows rage. V
tucks. flatbed melons, Photo
We do a generals. Painting. Paper
'and Durable ,
crass «incl.
cALL AND on: Team.
HAnowAns.
Flinn. 1WD
LIGHTS.
trr us sxpum rr.
PLIOATIO FOR U. TO PIPE.
TIVI OR 'PHONI fl.
’Phonb bl:
Shall cities li'embl when th ii
.. «...... o... h... ’- °' V . - nourish
COW“. then In comes the thunder ml.“
nor in rm.
sun on
FITTING’
and liner
.Ii, m ill-D.
u
’ ONOANIZID ill!-
’ " WITH
MW
DINIOTONI.‘
5! WATER “HEATING.
OT AIR m
Picture Dramas raudrlwmdow shades. - V .
Ann WILL oqusAn ,rwo or
112 WASHINGTON OTNIIT.
mmmmwe
Girls Without
Sveeinelris >
ARE LIKE HOMES WITHOUT GAS
lery Lonely
WE PIPE HOUDES AT 0031' AND
MAKs mm mm wuo wlLL ‘
NO HOUSE TOO OLD OR TO COM-
"vosrAl; shines naensesll'rA.
tunn. R’illiihiiilio
THE BATTLESHIP CONNECTICUT. .
seems-remote
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FHANKD VAN 860V
To. Shoot Iron. Cooper
. so South Main Street.
*5. .
Bill VillllVil HANK
OOUTN NON‘WALK. OONNs .
clonal 3100.000.”
mills. ”00.000.00
15: Profits.” seemed an
“ego!“ 3000001.: lulvwwenn;
mane...
Downs II. IA‘I’HIWDON. Pres.
M" I. NLiAiI‘fon. nastier.
seem... cannons
J * amide" Mme
Jurist! Mali MRI "mines Marvin
with“ null"
WHOLVIV .ALVMON eaIvDDDODs
erliAK coo,...
HAD ROCK. ojovn on”. e- on- s
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THE PEOPLE; AFISHV AND DWTIN
MIKEY; ’,. til 1» l ......
Old salvation Army Building.
sale End in Washington em Irldne , », ‘94 COTTAGE LAVENUE.
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88¢;
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Money now drawing 4 per cent. con ..
be sniely reinvested through this Com
party at 6 per cent—increasing the in ..
come 25 per cent.
Description of methods and all de-
sired information on request. . ,
investments beer earnings from
day received to day withdrawn. .
Assets ........ .. ... $1,100,009
Surplus and Profits . ... .... $100,000
Endorsed by the most consemtlve
authorities upon investments.
Stats supervision oi" New Yerlt and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 10 80. MAIN 81’.
Resident Directors. Resident Mmasr's.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburm
Charles E. Dow , . John 3. Lawrence
Miss Boerum,
DERMATOLOGIST
CHIROPODISZ,
‘Lookwood’s Hall. _
' ..onvelk. Conn.
Office Hours:
9:012 n. or. No 5:30;). or.
Telephone
Connection.
1:. S. Blink?
Carpenter Builder and
General Contractor
..smmm own» son los-
oiling epitome or new AND es-
DI’LING or one evsucvunss.
ill on pureed-own chosen sv
MAIL PNOMPTLVY ATTENDED TO.
’ : usaelosuon‘n-
vs lsAm eraser. nonwAut.
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immune-eel.)
- BARGAINS iii "V.
- ‘OAMW ASSPOYSE m, .1
V VV‘ abpolnted. All“?! comfortable and
.500 3heriocir Holmes and Pit _-:
3htes and Cut!
”7 mm -- and cigars. Best stocked bar in the
HAVE A coco PROPOSITION 70" .1 V
Ijlfifiuiu u‘n
Surety» Bonito
or All Kinds.
Liberal Policy for Accumulative with-
out restriction to storage e'f Gasoline.
.1160! M. 1.1m]!
R. R. Ava. South Nirwslk.
raccoons sou. .
mill... .
u'
. nus
§mmvevo
,W'V
EAST nonwsmt, coup.
If You Want to Sell.
your property, Whether it is a term." ‘
I hpuse'and lot in town or root sststs ’
oi any description quietly, cell or W «
dress
W. B. Dcil'ARMG'
. "NM Conn.
it will be of samba“ to you also .
toseolneityouavsdesirousoibur
ins any kind oi mostly;
HOTEI VlclomA'V
ammomm wig?"- courier. naitg'gg‘a "my; AND .
1 BEAT” STOCK AT' 0031‘- comfortable and up- til-date hotel in the
M91”! Tlilh'i‘.‘ , y,
‘ Newly furnished throughout. Most .
city. Electricity and hear in every:
room. .Boths in connection. Per.
feet sanitation. Rooms excellently
quiet.
Oars carrying a run line or Aches-
Merrill and Colidit’s wines, liquors
CltYJ __ .-- '
T. 'J SULLIVAN, Prop. V'l
TILIPHONI cALL. use—s. '
Use STANDARD FlX‘l‘URE’l
clean, neat and durable.
Horace R. Nash,
COR. N. MAIN ANOV WIOT STE;
.0. NORWALK. CONN. J
W511 ,
Paper.
.Our stock of new good: just in
is a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you can
lolly nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
We ilVave taken a good inIIDlV
contracts for noise" Militia: and
will be glad to submit figures ion
We try to carry ingtock "3‘!“ V
tiling you need for ill, decoratit' l .
of your house inside or out. ,,. .i
Gotham.
_ rstariiorla till-4 W
‘10 villaj'ljsr.‘ mnemonic. .
‘1»an
for your Bath Room. They are . 'V:
minnow: . 1 v' .
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