l
. cubical: of the meetln of the bowel-tn
Junior Band, led by Myron Osborn.
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. :9 mm
God's ”Wonderful Works Was the
tongue Monday. he meeting was.
largely attended and use under the
lendershl‘p of Richiud nyli. l
Edvard Guatafson, WW? was so trag~
icaliy allot last Vidaif. molded with his
family at 38 Second street. East N01
wellnfo smo t me Th
centl y mov d to
The steamer City“ of
has been sold to Theodore Smith and
Sons. of Jersey City, will probably be
taken there in a few days. , She at
present lies at the Ferris coal wharf
Thankful. For What? was the sub-
iect of the meeting of the Loyal Work-
esr' Society at the 4 (out. Christian
Church yesterday. be meeting was
under the leadership of Mrs. Flank De
Leaky
The meeting last evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church was an en-
thuaiastic and most interesting one.
There was special music of great mer-
it by the church orchestra. The at-
tendance was excellent.
A horse race between Theodore Ol~
son’s colt with one owned by Harold
Clark was planned for last week. Mr
Clark. however; no odd not see his way
clear to accept t gauntlet thrown
down by Mr. Olsen and the race has
been declared off
The barge Clarence has at last been
raised and floats nobly enough on the
waters of the harbor Tho gaping
Seams which let the Water in have
been calked and the craft is much
more seaworthy. The City of Nor-
walk did the pumping which was noc-
essury to raise her.‘ '
Weekly bulletin of East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church:
Monday, 8 p. 2111, Sunday School
Board at N. S. Fergusonwa,No 10 Cove
avenue.
Tuesday, 7: 45 p. m., class meeting,
7: 45 p. m.; probationers‘ meeting;
7245 p. n1., Epworth League Cabinet
meeting with Mrs. Charles Seymour, '
Winfield street.
Wednesday, 8 p. m., Oilicial Board,
church parlor.
Thursday, 7 a. m., Thanksgiving
Day service of praise. There will be
no prayer meeting on Thursday even-
“-3
F1 iday 7: 45 p. '.m. meeting of the
ONLY CURE FOR; OYBPEPBiA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del. says "I suffered: for years with
dyspepsia. uséd have out distress
and belching. tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by It. ll. .Plalatod. I“. ll.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
ROWA-Y‘I‘ON.
Albert l..ynch..of, Sheffield Scientific
School, spent Sunday at his home in
this place.
Charles Sultan, of Raymond street
is slowly recovering from an attack of
pneumonia. ‘ ‘
Charles Rice of Bridgeport, and Mr.
Sulzer and son. of South Norwalk,
spent yesterday withmr. and Mrs.
John Snlnln, of Raymond street.
The class for the study of English
Literature will inset on Tuesday ov-
cning. instead of Wednesday. :11 Ibo
home of Mrs. Henry Godfrey, ltowuy-
ton avenue.
Harry l‘oppoerma the tenor soloist
at the rendering of the Daughter of
Jalrua at St. John's Church, Bridge-
port. yesterdny afternoon. under the
direction of F Ill. Howard
The adjourned annlm meeting of
tho Ilowayton Fire Department will
be held this evening at 8 oclock in
the Reverted: oss paily‘qa quar-
. tern in Rows of do The hose
coumuny. andi‘ it ire .Polico com-
prise the plasma at in g;tbe depart»
mom.
Flour. bouillon
m a fair do a only.
Jones Gel Medal
as 7b in
Robertamlth
Phone “14,- ., ”ammo, Gena.
a...“
‘ ram r ya an ill
health ”cannons aroi ov‘l
;_ “are ‘ "
ll tumlgihmon
“his
won: an 1- .
.
viral
ouch till:
, 1
pound at Will 1‘”:
to non.
"iii: biggd of
the {marina vicinity
m,
Thur not: only «tori...
i. the necessary carbonation material, 0
but it poisons it. .Kodo Dylipelia
cure it a; perfect «it cutout. d1.
mu ill a food feta less of the con.
dition of the stomach. It allows that
signs to' rest and get strong again.
Relieves Batching Heart Burn, Sour
Stomach Indigestion, Palpitatlon of
the heart etc. . Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy.
W~
NEW CANAA‘N
The foundation for“ Winfield Ell-
wood’s new house in Oak street has
been started.
Plans have been completed by M-
chitects Boasiterit Wright. of New
York, for a stable to be erected for
Charles B. Merrill in the rear of his
new residence in Oenoke avenue.
(3. B. BURHAM TECTWIES AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
G. 13. Durham of Cal-Hale Center, N
Y., writes; "About four years ago
I wrote you stating that I had been
entirely cured of a severe kidney
trouble by taking less than two hot-
ties of Foley’s Kidne Cure. It on-
tirely stopped the brie dust sediment
and pain and symptoms of kidney dis;
ease dlsnppearod. ; I am glad to say
that I have never had a return of any
of those symptoms during the four
years that have elapsed and I am evl.
dently cured to stay cured and hear-
tily recommend Foley’s Kidney Cure
to any one suffering from kidney or
bladder trouble." Sold at Plaiated‘s
vIrug Store. ”
GLENBROOK.
Mrs. Owen Bromfleld has been in
New York for the last few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur EWVhite have
been in Glenbrook for a few days
Mrs. Ch nrlca Aunts of Stoneham,
Marla. who spent a low days with Mr.
and Mrs. G. Kent Kittie, has returned
home.
$100 REWARD, 8100.
The readers of lbishpaper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure I11 all its stages. and
that is Caturrh. Hall’s CatarrhCure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
lining a constitutional disease, re-
quires a constitutional treatment.
Hall's Cutarrh Care is taken intern-
,acting directly upon the blood
an -mucous surfaces of the system.
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease. and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu
lion and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faithin its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that ii. fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials I
Address 14‘. J. CHENEY & Or, To-
cho 0
WESTON.
Miss May Hamilton has boon
with mumps.
Miss Ethel Beers is still quite ill
with tonsilitis.
Mrs. Granville Adams, who has been
quite ill. is recovering.
Mrs. Emily Perry is spending a few
weeks in Bridgeport.
Mills White of Lyons Plnln, is the
guest of Miss Ilizzle Adams.
John Morton is enlcltainlng
parents from New Haven.
Mrs. Clifford Patcbon has been quite
ill with a threatened attack of push
mania.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ilull have been
housekeeping in Mr. Hull’s house in
the Goodiilil District.
Contractor Patchcn and men raised
the large barn, which he in erecting
for Mr. Faulhabor, on Saturday
Mrs, John llobdell who died in
Greenfield of unenmonlu. was buried
in the wells Pal n Cemetery on Satur-
tla .
Kira. Nelson Crossinan has lOiiil‘lltlii
ill
his
Elbe
diia r11 ' and the idiot
lithosphere In no land of Cotton
Ma written b Wei Hart» was gave
us The Pariahy Priest and who is fast
becomllilg one of our most prolific play
mourn. IN NAME ONLY ; ;
Wife in Name Only with the origlnnl
number one, New York company Jun-
; appear at Hoyt‘a Theatre
Thanksgiving my, matinee and night.
is described as a startling comedy dra.
mil. in four acts and is regarded as
one of the cicvsroat plays over our
duccd. it pictures domestic life in
the long island rural districts, as wall
as the many side phases of metropol-
ban existence in the great city I: la
roploto with incidents and climaxes
of an cllginal and thrilling character;
there are also delightful touches of
higher dramatic light and shade. It
on oi its
in to all. Each act is a most beauti
in set stage piobx‘re. and a mini in
its instinctive line. The coat is com
posed of representative artists, and in-
cludes many favorites in their various
roles. among which might be mention-
ed the finished and natural young ac-
tor, Garland Gillian, and the favorite
singing soubrette Miss Laura Lor-
raine. ,
“WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES "
A play that has made millions laugh,
it. has crowded the houses of both can
linenta like no other play has in the
past 20 years. No other play has been
so truly popular with every class
w’berevel it has played At one time
eleven companies were playing this
remarkable farcecomedy and today It
as fresh, sparkling and effervescent as
ever. It is a play that never grow
old.. The more one sees it. the more
new (intrusions for laughter he finds.
He sets the pace the minute the our
taln ascends, everyone in the audience
laughing together feels as it they had
known everyone else for a life—time.
For a genuine case of the blues go to
see "What Happened to Jones" and
then you'll laugh. my word! but you
will laugh at Hoyt‘s Theatre Show.
PIONEERS Oli‘ VAUDEVILIJE.
A remarkable thing about the Broad
way Vaudiylllc Stars is that the organ
lzntloln contains many of the famous
pioneers of modgrn vaudeville. To be
gin with, Robert Gran, who directs the
who first brought into the vou lie
stars of the legltmate stage: Charles
Dickson, one of tho headliners was. the
first star with theco Any introduced
what are known is " rl acts" in van
dovlllo; Leah Russell a bright feature
with life organization, was the; first and
pcrsonationa of tho “Yeddiah” soubrct-
to. it remains now fertile public to do
its share by givi-nfl'the company a rone~
lng send-off at the inaugural perform-
ance at Hoyt's Theatre. So. Norwalk,
Friday Don. I. matinee and night.
SATURDAY NIGHTS ATTRACTION.
The Archie ll. Shepard (30.. present
ed interesting and amusing pictures to
two large and appreciative audiences
at. I-ont‘a Theatre; Tonight. “In the
Land of Cotton" will be the attraction.
NATURE NEEDS BUT LITTLE.
*Nntnro needs only a Little Early
Riser now and then to keep the bowels
clean. the liver active and the sys-
tom free from bile headaches, consti-
pation, etc. The famous little pills
“Early Risers" are pleasant in effect
and perfect in action. They never
gripe or sicken. buttons and strength.
on the liver and kidneys. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. "
mu
The New York and Stamford trolley
line may be double tracked in the near
future. if the expressed opinion of pro
lnlnent officers of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
have any weight with the directors.
These officials have recently taken a
trip over the trolley line between
Stamford and New Rochelle, for the
purpose of determining whet changes
cominodalc the business and to im-
provo the service. They are said to
have expressed themselves us greatly
pleased over the efficient direction of
General Mluiager Peirce, ihouxh it
was realised that many things must be
done to make the lino such as to re
from a few weeks' visit. with her
daughter. Mrs. D.S S..l-lurlbutt in Can-
no “I
Min V. Godfrey baa returned from
a visit in Hartford and Ringoflcld. She
was accompanied by her sister. Mina
iconic Hoyt who will be her guest
for u LfewL ,waeka.
i Austen is hot (“W
in his extensive pml
llcct credit on a grant railroad aye)
Wm. , ”RY: ,. 2"
appeals to runny classes, and is ploaa- ;
fortunes of the company imtthan _
i
in fact tho‘dnly women to attempt lm- ‘
and extensions are necessary to ac .
l.
The CW”!
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loco” Throat. with BRAZILIAN
BA. me 25s. No opium.
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prepaid. I. 3., son 0. (Ln,
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3 mid. Iii assimilates the .ll‘ood. regulates the
Stomach nod Bowen, giving healthy and natural sleep.
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BUSINESS.
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Joel-r R. Marvin LJ. Wallace Marvin
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SAFE WIRING
in these days of rigid insurance
law you cannot be too careful of your
loot: ic.1l Wiring. -~ ~
We guarantee all our work to pass
the moat carefWapeptlon. ‘
BURYllN l: illiiPAYY,
ELECTRICAL GON‘rAAoroae.
Box 508.
reenter 9.... 3......
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Lula molasses. coroner.
Policy.
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United Bank lulidlng,
In. Norwalll. Conn. ..
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IOWLOY OILIRY TRAYO. Oil.
IOT‘I‘LIS. WATER SETS,
ION ION DIOHIO, ITO.
kind") but is an oviaiuai prepara-
mend hunt for years by Dr Mariano
,fnr colds. bu “
grippe, fevers. brindle a and all palm
m ; filiiuuaiadiosi‘ lif run coil; or ligated
v our u
or: an Wanna sauna divided? vi a m "
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an Nolan; “by. of Yttrium. will “mp wlii indie up a cold in i 71‘ kt.
spend the'l‘ any with Austen mamm- Insomnia.
fol Y‘iiio‘h‘tikitgo'. *0 died Amen sum Headache and Neurolgll‘.
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many at small: are: all and ' Wt. win we “flail- mason. .
who has in the a mulls: of Join. The serum and Now“ “it was
Alexanders erotica sill remains a gorsifligiitm John: I.
myntery. lured upon I’MWL tuna
There villi .
young people '
llihii‘ parents. _.
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A. W. AUSTIN,
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40 Well It.
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7-“
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' so. Norwalk, Conn.
Rates. Benefits and Privileges ab.
aoiutoly fixed Ind guaranteed In the
EUTTEII .......L..........2lio par lb.
3]”.- Oil. pm”. onuuu-nnnom
mum ; W Prunes. . . . . . . .250
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Dim MM“ m‘“l I is. I‘d. i ii“. 1: .230
‘ in:
ll {cu Have Not a
Comfortable Home.
why don't you have a comfortable
room? Heated by steam with hot and
cold water. bath and all the comforts
that a man or a lady wants. Every~
thing new and upon- -to-date. Rooms by
the day or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
corner of Monroe and Chestnut Sta.
.1. mean, Prop.
4
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JOHNNIE
ALL. luauuANoI'. nun mu
neurones sonny. on»
com won‘n‘
mum alcunao. -
I cobra MAI "nan.
Tel. Gail,
DAVID w. Ramona.
Moral Dlrdctcr
and Embalmcr.
fluid-nu, I Washington limb
Telephone at hence. it“
1107131. Whom
ONI MINUTE PROM DIPO‘I’
IUROPIAN PLAN.
Our rooms a special factors. (In
and Electric Ll
try room but
RATIO IMOONAILI.
Plant flocked can in
A an "no of All mun-1
cigars Always on NOW
Telephone dell. AM
No four of out“!
‘ ,RuAsONABLn unions.
scarvers!
no WASHINGTON STREET
rill: mm a ”Wilmer
to fin-til Man: at. South Hamill.
to throughout. Iv-
aeolian.
ll. Com
an 00.. ocloimtod M! can. hiquorc and
r. J. rostrum; slope-tor
fish. I Illa. for 269; Market God. be Ila: ,
not. mans; or. ranch FISH ALT
rue People's rail-1; ANIS,‘
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building ‘ 6
East End of Washington Street about
OAPT. CHARLES DUOROBB. Prop.
death Norwalk.
A full line oi
fer ~
Thanksgivln‘él
Charles E. Dow’s.
HARDWARE.
Phone 167-L-2.
line Your Plumbing llone Right
I desire to make it known that l have
opened a plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing, tin work, steam
and gas fitting.
AR THUR EL'. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe Street.’ South Norwaik.
no on p. ‘
L.H;orcfira,
Christmas ’
Presents
Don‘t wait until the Inst moment.
Buy now and avoid the rush, and have
leisure to choose your presents. Goods
stored flee of charge until you call
for them.
I DINNEA ,sera
WATER ears
CHOCOLATE ears
snusu AND coma TRAYS
TOILET ears, are.
Fine lino of Ill and 151: Imported
'thn China Gold Blind immmtcd Cups
and Snuccrs, Pitchers, Hair Receiv-
crs, Egg Cups. Salad Dishes. Etc.
I
A line of Lumps from 12c to $8.00.
Haves
Just received 500. Prices from 29c
to 81.49. Boat line for the money in
the city.
Pictures framed and Window
Shades made to crush, . ~ ..
areal! OPEN EVENlNos.
L H. DECKER,
87 Washington atrect.
Tel. Con. South Norwalk.
SURETY BONDS
or all Kinds.
APPLY TO
Jacob ll. Laulon.
ANNA lNDE’MNlT'LY 00;.
4 ll flall'o'ILli Pisa;i
,1,
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
vacuums.
cram, ;
nor warm
«nan -‘
Eels, 12o; Picklrei, i2o, dermap Carp, " ‘i‘
as; Pike. loo; mark can. 10o: win-La.
fish, 19s; 8wordfl‘ah,‘ 129: Bolullopa, ‘
' 40¢ per at.
mu‘i‘lbil’lfl
ailntly rlakiranb all:
plumbing decorates
namely “Standard" .
plane staborl».
booklet “Modern Home
b Norwhlk.
it your rhinitis. ii.
your house
Y‘QIi‘m .,
wel- pne- which po lite the
phore and cannot help but be bros
by the occupants.
Let us examine the condition of youri i,
plumbing, correct defect - ‘
install the but "altar
o ‘ L L,
illustrated '
our ,,
Phimbln '
sent free upon application.
Horace R. be
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T3:
South Norwalk Conn.
Burn
11- Is useo WITH As ~1be ma!
ISFAC'l'ION AND AT A
MUCH CHEAPER PRICE 1;.
THAN c0711.. . ‘
THE HEAT, WHEN ALL CRAFTS .
'ARE.OPEN is INTENSE ANDL ;
WHEN 11' is N'ecessauv ‘ .1!
TO KEEP A FIRE
oven NIGHT, FILL . ‘,
THE STOVE-
“And Close it Tight" _
YOUR FIRE WILL BE READY IN
THE MORNING.
M “E; f” ITJLLLL"
is a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low yell can
buy nice goods here. You knoiv
we do the work in the very" 1*
manner. . . ,l
of your house inside or out. _ L
Ed E. , ,
TILIPHONI
lo rumj av.
1'847. a
PLUMBING 1&1qu SEE _;
nor WATER lan-
nor AIR ti, mi
craves AND ’ ~
oLA'ra AND TIN ‘
on a M.
where our 4
D! i r
not of trout: his.
are used. data bottle ton enlighten
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