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' ornament is now being ar-’
ranged among the marchers ol‘ the
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right' I.
15.111161t Elsie Berhcrton. of New 11611.11,
16s. sisit ing Mr. 11nd Mrs Edward Mer-
riam, of Louie street. 1
.Thg’ 11‘9rther Lights Seoiety 'ot"thd6
South Norwalk Baptist Church; will,
hold ‘a regular session this evening.
1 «.11.. 1
“0.116.. Golding. Miss Carolyn
iding and Miss Helena A. Mitch-
111'1 5pent Saturday in New York city.
The Cigar Makers Union will hold 9
{enlar- meeting this evening in Des
Labor Lyceum South Main street.
Many children inherit constitutions
weak and feeble, others due to child-
hood troubles. Holllster' a Rocky
Mountain Ten, will positively cure chil-
ure9 on make them strong. 35 cents,
Tor.- or. ableta. 1Plaisted’s Drug Store.
. Company F will have a (auditor and
entertainment at the armory tomorrow
evening. Invitations have been issued
for the function.
A special communication of St.
Johns Wile; F and A. M. oi Nor-
wal.k hamMen called for this even
in: at 7.- 80 unlock.
Another one of the University Ex-
tension course lectures will be given
this evening in the South Nor-walk
Congregational Church ‘-
W
The Bennett-Meshes - Cornpsny.
which played at: South Nor-walk 1111
last mt. lett- yesterday lor Derby.
to 1111 a week a engagement.
«lino—m—
Pain may go by the name or rheu-
matism. neuralgia. lumbsgo. pieurisy.
,No mutter what name the pains are
tailed Hollisier' s Roeky Mountain Ten
sill drII'e them awdy. 85 cents. Tea
or Tablets. Plaisted's Drug Stole.
Louis 81.. John Keeler. the well
known traveling man. was in Windsor.
Vt.. Friday when Mrs. Mary M. Rog-
as his hanged at the state's prison
in 111111 place.
. Chhrlcs 111ch", of Hartford was re-
cci'ved the Connecticut state prison
in Weth 'stield Saturday Mcilill was
neuter: 9 for theft from the person.
11111110 t 0 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Adams. and
John Henry Kehler. of South Noi-
walk, were over Sunday guests of
Mrs. Adams' parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Kohler. oi Souihport.
nu...
—-Burdock Blood Bitters gives a
man a clear head. in active broin.8
strong. vigorous body—«makes him {it
for the battle of Ilia.
A quarterly moot
Historical and M
11g 661 the Norwalk
91"“! a ltihmy Ail-
sociation will Ito held lit the Historical ,y
House. 8 West avenue. Not-walk. on
Wednesday-evening at 8 .c‘clock._
On account of the University Exten-
sion course lecture. the :- lar ment-
Ing 'oi the Not-will: tir’d‘ 11-111 post-
poned untl‘ Tuesday evening. The
meeting wil be held at the home of
tho secretary. 13 West avenue. ,. ,
W
111111 1111111111 A. (11111111111
and other
members of St. John's ..F 111911
A. M. of Norwalk attend the 1111111
«Ion of Temple Lodge in Westport.
li‘rldsy evening. Nearly one hundred
members or the order were present.
in 1904 the Connecticut river was
closed to navigation December 1H
year ago yesterday.“ in 1908 the date
was W1! 11111161 ”08%. My
or closed 1111111111111 1 In 1 1 the
time was December ii.
a w .
ter before the date warmed?" m
9 ingtop street. .. .1 .1 11.. _
W
3111111111111 lie
trom a. severe attack at neuralgia.
A cake sale for the bellow-6i} "6h
ens-111911“ Contra 1.1111111101111111!-
311““?th 1119 ickennsn and
I
,‘i‘here is a6 great 1111611161161 the 1.11811.
smiths shops today to getib‘h'rsps 13110136
properly 'calked tor the slippery went-i
who HI
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9 1‘ 1165111 a16166311111
home in Wall street is commander-1
.19ny improved. .
11. Nursing. wit.-
16611911611111661'11‘1'11‘1'911‘61 idycie‘
11d
rinse“ '11 m8 0111-11611, New
1 1111111. Satur‘étg 111111111111; 9“ 9 1
muons, Clipping at Luther M. '9
A rehearsal of the- past-sachem' a de-
gree team 0! Uncas Tribe. No. 28. Im-
proved Order of Red 3191113111111. be held;
this evening in the Wigwam, 11 Wash"?
Dennis 11111-111; who 1111er porches!
ed a house and lot in Stuart rtvonhe,
has the care and privilege o! the lot.
Mathews.
A certificate of incorporation oi‘. the
ethel and Bedding Lime companym
thel, capitalised at 3265, 000' rains died
last week, with the secretitry iii
flute; ‘. '
The pupils of Miss Lillian 1111116611 sue
a musicalc. Saturday afternoon. at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. William Mil
Ier oi! Madison street There was a
large attendance at the pupils and
their friends.
There were nine sales of real estate
in The .Ndrwalks, last week, as com
pared With twelve tor the first week
in December. 1904. 1The mortgages re
corded. last week amounted to 1.580.660
while a year ago the total amount was
only $4 330.
011111611611 11‘. 9111111111 and 1111161116111, Mrs.
Amelia Zoltl‘uss. of, South Main strut-i,
kayo 111-111-1111 horde, from 11 several
weeks? trip to Germany The vessel
11111111111: them across Was-dive days
Palmer». 1‘1" » 1 :1
1m
it has been decided 1011161161 the sea-
one or the New York Mast Methodist
eopai conterence. which embraces
Brooklyn Long Island and part of
Connection to the New Mark Avenue
Methodist iscopnl Church. The con-
let‘ohco meets in April. ’
David Fer-161s. son of Ml. and Mrs.
Frank N. Morris, 01 Elm Grove street.
who resides with his- grandmother.
Mrs. Charlotte R. Corbett of Cedar
street, is ill Typhoid lever is feared.
.Corbett Is now recovering from
a severe attack‘ot the some fever.
’I‘ho Haymakors Association oi tin
can Tribe of Red Mon 111111 arranged
for the usual barn dance. on New Year' a
day. in Red Men's Hall Washington
.and alter the 11111111111. there
the a mi 111111 0! the Tribe. with an
elaborate entertainment and supper.
Frederick Bailey.“ of Monireal.(la11-
ada. stowed overin Emith Norwaik.
19st Sadturday. to visit 191111 sister whom
11 a not seen in eshi. years. He
6.116111111111111 to 1111' old southern home.
and sailed tram New York. via the
"pith-Dominion Steamship. oompsny.
it you are troubled with indigestion.
nation 1 ,:I‘ou,‘r 11101111111 or any oth-
erwsjn: tel-I B y Mountain
9 $1] welliand hop you
‘eln. u or 1819.? P111111
sted' 8 Drug Store.
.. Maw—H». .1 «.1 1'
Governor Roberts has authorised the
further detention ct aloha-Nigel In the
Vault“ tor the 1111111110 at N 1'wiohi
ogoi' is a prisoner sent from t 1-. Jail
in Norwich 416m ital.‘ His 1911
sentence-119s aspired. but the hospital
superintendent reports thst 1110 instill
insane» ' 1.91111
”flow-.111
WW 111115111111 torsion 61.311119
Nor we 11 who now travels on the.
Pacific 31:19“ and east to tho Missoiirz.rq
Is span . III I -
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been 11 edbin‘the cities or ta: 3““!
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cross 3 Gerry and ““"9’6.
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1701111. all of NI -
stationer and news aler, Is 111111811113 1‘
9 11111111111 11119921111 of the early bird
adjoining, which belongs to Mrs. C. D. ii
_ the black duck their flight.
overdue. and experienced a very .rouxh ,9
" whicome does the treaty December air
{(111111 Nor-walk Boys Were Out 961116161
' V 1.. Wild Game.
. Early on Saturday morning,‘
91111111111.- been 11 any. two
ave been faintly secn'mov us 1
1116 1111111111111 They were no ghosts
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6616111 they 13111116 11111111115811- 111111 is“-
11‘1’111111-11 youths possessed oi the spirit ‘
‘ 111 the 111111311111 nimrod'w tii'obe-i‘cop"
' 'It scents that Homer erehco and
Phil Gleason had had vision of a
steaming-Sunday dinner or lid duck
and under inspiijation 011118) 1691111 Md
1111911 bellman and 11111311}: 1111111111111ng
1116 1111111 hunter’s garb 11
1111111111111. .
The scheme was well devlsoii. Wil-
lag hurriedly into the boat the youth
hushed from shore out into the dark
nest-1 to anticipate daylight. Seizlng
each an our. with all 11111111111111 the
chow possessed. they headed out 101
duckdom. While bearing dow‘n
breathiessl and with teathered oat
o'o‘n tle‘: de 01 the toothsome i'owl.
sudden y there was a. grating 01' the
9vessei’s keel and.- lol the ship ha.
run aground! and with such force that
she Was driven hopelessly on the
shoal.'1‘he1e was no third to be lost.
Old .801 would not stay his cOurse. nor
‘ “Seize up our and push hot oil!"
shouted Homer, all too loudly.
“Hoover" exclaimed Phil 1 ‘ '
But push and heave as they would
the vessel persisted in perching upon
the shoal. There was 110 "thrill of
life along her keel; " the boat wai-
deud grounded until a falling tide
should return. 1 1
How about the ducks? iiow joy
of day!
Ing" among themselves and without
waiting the arrival 01 their youthiu
and ambitious would- be guests. 1111
dock scatters hither and you in scnrci
of an early feast
For live ni'ortul: hours the hunter:
watch the fateful tldo.1th1 I'n'un
wild howl. far beyond than 1. 1 .1 whtl
ing time by playing
“Bonn porridge bot.
Brian porridge cold," ‘
to save lingers from (rearing and lay--
"11% plans for a future onslaught upon
1 exaspeming distant game.
It is now a memomble day Mem
orable by reason 61‘ the dashing oi
loud hope by reason of the discipline
or militant-69. us well as or aching ears
and toes; but most noteworthy by rem
son 01 the duck that did not 11110111 the
Sunday dinner table
In the shadows of Saturday evening
one "might have discovered by tuneful
I‘cririiny two empty gtune- -bitgs. drag-
ging heavily at the sides 01' two well
lagged youths. who having tasted do
lent, sought the welcome cover oi
night in which to avoid .curious eyes
and by the way oi.’ the back 11001 find
that silent and undisturbed ropese
tvhieh hard-wrought hunters earn.
Thus ended a wild duck chase; no
harm to anybody.
It is-a great experience to hunt wild
fowl: to get up In the stillness of
morning. while yet the "morning stars
are singing." and men. women and
children lie bolted with their situnbers
at home: to vv'alk the. face of desert-
ed earth amidst her own whisper-lugs:
bit-hear the booklet toppings of kindly
wavelets as thoy offer a welcome in
their earliest guest; what 11 unique
of 4 11. n1. give one; and how graitfying
r a surpriitsi i
lathe! wily island bird in its sweet ma-
i’ully they greet the first faint streaks 9
Alter.o. general ‘fgood morn ‘1
shut who are now
., . Among the
“113611 wedding coke
lid on 1686119115 on 11.11pm
1‘ 11nd M1611.- coda Brioche-1110i! 11nd
.iumlly at New (imp; also It pair oi
term of a bird. a corn-
holes 1's. inr 3..
11111111111111. qil'v‘er 111111 1119111, from
h diced Iii-’Wreenwltih. Friends all
{111st t in many 1111’!le returns of 9 .
"Th rollins
inching 1115 than 1111‘ had peter been
touts-1691,1119 hamsazounty firms." re:
‘mrer-
33 South Mbin street.
Everything must go bi lore Chiistmas.
touis= Udeiman. -
lint
to see the duck drop before the echo-
Eng bung, particularly when. with a
are; to resnpear never! ,
Mow consoling. :and‘ coucoitiul a
bunch of wild fowl swinging from one
hand. and a faithful gun iiniho other,
dld. " It Is so line to return from tho
bunband by way of the main thorn
oughiare when 1111111 hits come gener-
ously a ong one' a way.
ӣ911 ow sweet the meat that. we did
Y
or the hunter. or did other 11101-1111 ever
the armh oi'hiilllihtil‘. to enjoy such
bird 11 and fish. of breaking day.
.‘“'I‘o 993931111 who in the
I communion wit
language. "
"HUNTER." '1
5—:-
Millions rush iii mad chase after
to coauthor. (oozhm‘h it tho (would on
huh, their hot“ I
with Dr. King's New Lilo
11.919119999999999 troublss would all
moan
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1’. W90“. Norwaik.
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in F9116. “it it.
m HMS lii~
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Iatrtbo trmk’m t-tt',
Theatre. 11111111111 1 owl-1111b
mutton at 811191 ‘
or New
Ive. he disappears in the dark wat- ‘
as it to say. "Boo what I and my gun 9
w.“ ever a hunger like that ~
iltll more annually and msignhdly. into »
dreams of non. of stars or isles. of
.‘nof nature 6
invisible forms sho spanks a varied *
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9 .. 9,9. :59 11 “1180110
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health from one extreme of (nudists .
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11111 11111111111 "haunt“ 111111. “at ,1
6 11111111 '1‘. Jones. tor-,6 .
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o gathers no mess." ,
iilways suit blast those who? as
, 66661666666161: “66611116“ scandal:
o no a I g . u
there 16 not‘l‘ii‘ng 11111111199 1‘91!
superior “r“ "
i6.
That you can have Telephone
6 Somme at your residence
6 fdr less than 9-.
Cents Per Day?
thin the price of a. daily
Telephone Or write
as 11111 @1111 information.
T119913 Southern .111 England
Telephone 10111111111
31“Wash1ngton Street-+31
South Norwalk.
1111 Fans that and 81111 H1131.
Women's Coats Suits. Skills “inlets and Furs at 501- on the dollar.
(01 cash 11nd line you more than double.
1.9911111 Suits. worth 81.6.;00 our price . ........
lint n‘h'dliel‘Wdi‘itliig Panti! worth IT 50; our price “
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’ South Nor-walk.
Come and be cominced. We sell
(3111111111 and furnisher
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except
It seats a thousand people—finest
Boiis,
' ‘ !“‘wh,l- :9.
1n them at.....
pans-IIIIIII9I-c
ay special stress on the very
onai Value of our Women's Un-
derwear at 60c These 116313 and pants
are mode of tins. sort yarn and fleece
liged. 62590 would be a fair. price for
tern. .
'1! Jersey Ribbed Vests and 1.1.11;
use quarters wool. price.........75c
Q High Grade All W601 Jersey 11111891!
Nests and Pants. price per garment Double 'tedBreas
... ....181.00 price....‘.......‘........
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m 113' 1111612 We. 111+: a PM ssrasassra'rlvs
.91 VEsrloM-ION. ,
iWGMlN'S wmrss uncut-Mesa.
no 11011. Women‘s Heavy Jersey Rib
ed Vests andmauts made of a line
selectedwarn. an honest article In a
or way nt386.Y,0191 may chogso
Missos’ Heavy 11161111
ced Nests and Paints
my..- heavy fleece- idne’d‘ Bit-Mr
and Drawers. all sires. at. . .
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121111.- 11111111,? fey
hints
83-85 Washing-ton Street.
TH E LADI ES' AID.
We've put a' line addition on the good
old church at home,
GI‘Y and demo.
sinst the latest kilter, with a gal-
church in all the town.
And when 'twus dedicated. why we
plunked ten thousand down;
That is, we paid five thousand-«every
deacon did his best-—
ised’ all the rest.
And the Ladies‘ Aid Society, it prom-
We' ve got an organ in the church——
very finest in the land,
melody is grand.
.it‘s .got a. thousand pipes or more it' 5
’And when we sit on cushioned pews
and hear the master play,
It carries on to realms of bliss un-
numbered miles' away.
stood the hardest
ies’ Aid the rest.
It cost a cool three thousand. and it's
test :
We'll pay a thousand on it—tho Lud-
Thoy ‘11 give 9 hundred sociables. c1111
tatas. too, and teas;
They'll bake a. thousand angel cakes.
and tons of. cream they’ll ixeeze.
They'll beg and scrape and tell and
sweat for soven’ycars or more.
And then they'll start all o'er 111111111
for 11. carpet for the floor.
money from your
says: "We'll pay
No, it isn't just like digging out the
Vest
When the Inadies‘ Aid gets busy and
the rest. "
Of couise we're proud oi our big
church from pulpit up to spite;
it is the darling of our hearts.
the
crown or our desire.
But when I see-the sisters work to
raise the cash that looks.
I somehow feel the church is built on
women ’s tiled backs.
And some: lines I cant help thinking
when we reach the 1egions biesl
.. ‘ That men will get the toll and sweat,
and the Ladies Aid the rest.
In.
I
mite‘i'ormed Church 11131 aid of Lisbon. '
FOR CRACKED HANDS.
Rough skin and cracked hands are
keep the
etc.
.13”
“int, 11 17
. 11y
"' "hm-n wiry
ii
not only c111 ed by DeWitt's Witch Ha.-
sol Salve, ibilt an occasional applica-
tion will
smooth. Best for Eczema, Cuts Burns.
The genuine ileWItt's
Witch Hazel S.”- vo nil-ids immediate
relief in all its
skin soft and
11111111, Bleeding.
126 Washington Street (next door to Post Office) South Nor-walk. “Chm an“ 1 """- “b "W“- 301“
Men 11 Overcoats worth $151011: our mire ....................... .78 by Th9 Ciiiiuld 111.1111-1111:
t.w01th 2000; our rlt- ........ ............ 8.118 , ""‘"“ "‘
61?“ 631611031? 1? im. ..' ............ ‘3 .f ......................... 611.13 K yon-9n MW 10-80"- 1.... first
All Wool Fleet-ed Under-'zneni tin- $1.00 kind: our price .......... 3111- 6666666631166 “WW" 1‘9““! If ”“0 IN“
E assumes 61-- cost-
one sensuous 1
OLD LOVE LETTERS. ‘-
qua-inn 1‘ r;*“1
I smile as I take them in my h
hands.
And tiled in a careful row. _ .
To think how the gill heart used to
' greet
Each 1;)blong squa1e with a quickotied
eat ,
Some dozen years ago.
it. seems like an almost wanton thing
And open the tolden page
go usei
Scanned in the lght 661 the wouldn‘t!-
eyes, ‘ 1.
Grown calm. and clear. and sage.
A true love letter, elusely writ;
But I can but think, as l iollow it
n to the tender close. »:,:_'.'1,..
How the one that write and the one
that read——
The lovei;l tomb-and the girlie-ore
dea -
ThOugh none but the woman no“.
Not uniamiliar the name beneath
The "Yours 1111 death" but 11191195511911.
worn sheath. ' '
Like a headstone strangely 8901116”
For it bears the name of the girl that's
dead.
A name for many a year 11111111111. 9
Save in the woman' a dreams. 1 1
reel
Cloudlng eihe words from the 11611111.
clear eyes, ,-
In a strange. unmeaning blur,
That the young girl’s ghost is gating
throng h
The tender mist 11116 the name she
know; 9
But the tears are not to:- her! ‘i
‘ -— Mary Randali
Mitts. ff
bar remedy for coughs, acids and 1119113
troubles than Foley's Honey “r.
It stops the cough heals the lungs and
prevents serious has in iron: lit .11.
J N Patterson, Nash 191mm 9 _:
"Last winter 1 ha a bad cold _
lungs and tried 1 least hall I. M
advertised cou'g medicines dud-Mind
treatment from two physician;
out getting any benefit. ,
recommended Foley's Honey 9191
and two- thirds or a bottle on 111‘s.
1 consider it the greatest con had
long medicine in the world." 911119
Plalsted's Drug Store. 9
”I
Held neat and close in their 3 iron
To loosen this from its binding string. 9
And I blush at the first words ioblish ‘
And i know, us the tears unbidden '
m.
All shorts have tailed to 11nd thet- '
I 111 i W.
6112161111: n: 6111111661, did
closure will. ‘
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