- from full
pI‘nccd on t ,
shop 66 WII 1th
p'ubiicsticn.
should no i
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The semi-final rehearsal of the Pas-
time minstrois: will be held tomorrow
OVGano .1 .1.“ ‘ 1
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The Junior Band meeting will be
held tomorrow at the East Avenue
Methodist Church. .
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Mrs. W '1‘. Grey, of Sire-Wherry llili
recently lost amicable horse, throught
nasal homorrhttge
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The Advent Christian! Church is him
being decorated with eyergreens pre-
paratory to Christmas.- - 1 1
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The regular weekly social service
will be held this evening at the All
vent Christian Church
The regular ly'eéhly prayer meeting
will be held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church}
. Gardner Bouton‘ will open his new
market on the bridge on Saturday He
will call it the ideal Marisol.
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The barge M. A Roardou nirivad
yesterday with a; car or coal con-
signed in Norwalk coal dealérs.
m
Otto Home has left the »1_omploymcn1t
of the Croiut 66. Knapp Company in
.South Norwnllr, to thin: a pusiticn in
Bothel.
-1 The 1-6st and
ed to keep :the d
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roll which worn us»
lfihiéd old bridgo9
big to pieces? accently' have
been removed and a pioéc‘ of iron put
in their place. 1.9;.“ 9
.Thomes Cdrnc 1 the station' agent
not with a. painful accident ently.
He tripped over a beam and ained
a. severe cut on the chin, which no
quircd several stitches. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Rowland, of
the Washington street bridge, are nt-
tending the wedding of their niece.
Miss Wright, Who is to be married to-
day in Bridgeport.
The work of installing the new elec‘
rich! turning. apparatus in the draw
bridge has been stopped. The cable
and switch board have not arrived and
other things necessary for the work
are still not forthcoming: Rather than ..mcuye' “dam“ on 16“,
stay here and pay board, the men who
have been working on the machinery
have returned to 6; homes and will
wait until tho; , rial arrives.
From private m we learn that
n brother of the late Edward Gustaf-
son, who is in comfortable circumstan-
cos in California is not only willing
but anxious to 6 pt. is two little
nieces. who were rphsns in the
late terrible double calamity. They
are bright, interesting #80 tots. and
will get along 691 to anyone who used
them kindly.
lug madoto carry will their uncles
wishes.
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it will be 6. so of gratification“
to all East Norwilt peoplei to learn
that the 6666616669 Cunningham.
the 161th “amt
tor of tho nut iron pm Methodist
Church, has been mile
In, A special
not the
9 [ ping- in the
.‘ ‘ of extending
the coil to Mr. gunnlnlhnm was dell
r.
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1A. valentine . Dagnn
A. Wright.
deionized the Winnipouk’s‘ by the score
of llvll‘." The lineup follows:
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$66. etc. This genuine
rolf
ltoh’rn
he Clifford Pharmacy.
Emil
tram. children of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
l
ill of the grip. 1
Dauchey, of Dorian, have been
pointed appraisers of the George Wil-
liamson csintc
' course being given for the benefit of
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heft nirmrd.
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bolt guard.
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WINNIPAUK.
Loft forward. 9
ll. Rogers
Right forwsrdik
‘.Louden
enter.
H. Sullivan
Loft guard.
Right guard.
eopon-A. Valentino.
offstt. .-
FOB ORACKED HANDS.
Gilli skin nd‘ cracked hands are
“it? Banned y1DcWitt1’s Witch Ha-
flint an“ cccnsionsl applica-
svvllh‘91-‘1hoop the skin soft and
Bollfor Moms, Cuts Burns,
new“...
Hanoi Salvo affords immediate
in all forlns of Blind Bleeding.
g and Protruding Plies. 9 Sold
- Tim Referee
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ROWAY'I 0N.
Adonis for The Evening Sentinel. In
«amnion. are [redo rick Lockwood.
mow-y and Charles Potty.
lit to any of the above will
mam rompt attention.
MlssEmily and Master Arthur Tris.
lain ll. Tristram. of .Brookside, are
Robert‘o Raymond and. Nathan
nil-
Tho warm and delightful wonilwr is
being cnjoyod by ovumnc and then.
are manyawho wish it Iiiighl continue
through the winter. 1 :
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Franklin A. Lynch and Robert 0.
Raymond have been appointed ap-
Drawers of the estate of Alunson Wil-
Ilamson. late of Dnrien.
A very pleasing footnre of the ev-
ening service in the Baptist Church on
Sunday evening was two anthems
beautifully rendered by Miss Sadie
Valentino, Miss Jennie Gr.uy A. F.
Hathaway and William Merriam. of
South Norwelk
The second entertainment in the
the Rownyton Free Library was held
last night in the library building, for-
mcriy the Rowavton Baptist Church.
Hon. yJohn H. Light of South Noeralk,
delivered a most interestln ~nnd in:
omen of
Shakespeare. Edwnid Brothertou rep:
tiered two solos during the- evening.
He was accompanied on tho piano by
rton- Rev. Frank
Brown?” was the chairman for tho ev-
chi“
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Butler Bullet. Editor.
We keep the Dust Butter in Town
For reference to our Buttcr ask your
neighbor. 1
“if? 21:.0 995? l? (gun. 2%"? s60‘
cl user sis. 6 ps.
%:andhin: tl’giucultell‘ Flour 250 Good
16 l9pc9r doc. 276. You bays to pay
elsewhere.
earl! hind Corn“ 126.
I
W'i‘iniothy 20 on
than Soldier-666W 6 It
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the 666666 616166
general belief that nouns.
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has do‘clared it hi
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placid
lport as against
, town meeting granting” the right “mg“: tile
Foresters to 66166466166:
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sour stomach. belching;
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1 bis
-l der the baby, not starch or‘ ‘.‘iiour
is £939 6
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for the Ivcnlns lootinol. In
on Arthur flown. and Wei»
,1 m, Orders not to either of“
6 will receive prompt atten-
inmate of 59,
proton, won
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THE “MON 00' INDI‘GISTION.
The season of indigestion is upon us.
Kodol Dyspepsia. Cure for Indigestion
and Dyspepsia will do everything for
the atom fill all or 9 dad or ov-
tar-worked stomach satin do for it-
self. Kodol digests what you est--
xivcs the ctomnch a “mellow:
heartburn. in
The Clifford
Sold
digestion, etc.
Pharmacy..."
wasp uoawnuc
Mrs. Susan osborn, of Greenwich is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Burtis.‘
Mrs. Sarah Hamilton is visiting her
brother, Thomas Warn, in Poughkoep-
...—Wy—
Rev. R. F. Humphries will hold a
Sunday. .
Mortimer Wood hos secured a. posi-
tion with the Yale dc Townc Company
in Stamford.
Mrs. N. Durham. of Trenton, N. J..
is visiting Mrs William Durham, of
Meadow Vole Farm. 1
Mrs. Lewis Gregory expresses her
thanks for the numerhus xl'csents she
received on her birthday. - '
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Mrs. James Smith and her sister
Florence Baney have returned home
after a visit in New. York. 9
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
10. 25 506 and $11.00 bottle. The Clif-
ford,Bo.xter'1s and Plaistcd's '6
Takin' Caro of the Baby.
The i'ollo ing’ rules for the care of
the baby have been cont out by the
Mayor ofsifuddersiiold.‘ England.
Always feed thel hob at regular
intervals; every thijce h urs'.
Always keep lhé baby very clean.
Always bathe (or sponge all over)
the baby once a fly in iv‘orm water.
‘ Always let the baby sleep in a cra-
die or cot; s wicker basket'mskes
a good cot (or even an empty pack-
ing case. i '
Always use fullsrs' earth to pow-
Alw an attend to the baby when it
cries The baby cries for one of
three reasons: (1) The baby is hun-
gry. or (2) the baby is uncomforta-
blc or something hurts. or (3) the
baby is ill.
Never give the baby soothing sy—
rups. fever powders or anything of
that sort.
Never give, the baby bread or
coups or gravy or any other food ex-
copt milk till it is more than 1
months old. 1
Novar give the baby skimmed
milk or milk that is not perfectly
fresh and good.
Now: use a feeding bottle With a
long tube Nobody can keep the in-
side of a tube clean.
Never carry the baby "sitting up!"
until it is f: mollths old.
Never neglect to send for s (166666
if the baby ,16 ill. Babies are soon
overcome and sully dis.
l
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LA all”! AND FNIUMPNI
Pneumonia often follows
cosy and ‘l’cr.’ it. 66666 In wilds
coughs and prevents pneumonia and
consumption. wt for Foley’s Money
sad Tar and refuse any siibsrlut
icrod. Mr. G. Vcchcr, of? 187
86.. Chicago. writes:
a severe case of la grippo
1660. and it lott 1:66.61
cough. tried I c
and liq-92
cured
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Alibi?” NOW“): 66'“ substitute
run (1’! on: store.
inflict“?
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lion. M9
return-
noon
1’19 mu
scythe ro arms our
wash: Hm not 641-1
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2miob9
tMyb Wile had
PI
16:6
icy’s
service in the Union Chapel at 3 p. in. 9 . ,
GUARDS FOLLOW ROWLAND
9 A30 . 1
Pearl Tcwhcpcoplc and Take: His
Men With Him Into Town.
OLD LYME. Dec. 14 .«liobert F
Rowland former caretaker of aged
Nelson A. Bacon, fears the residents 1
of Old Lyme more than he does Wil-
liam S Clark who moved into the
house Against Mr. Rowland‘s wishes
and upon the order of 9.1._$9.Noblc, the
conservator.
Mr. Rowland goes about his daily
business lenving the gunrds at the
house, but he will not 1666:; his home
in the evening without one or two men
With him. The post oilicc is on the
main street in the thickly settled part
or the town, and not 200 yards from
the Bacon home, but Mr. Rowland will
not go there in the evening without
one of his guards.
Mr. Clark has said that he prefers
to have Mrs. Clark cure for him. rather
than a trained nursc and Mrs. Clurk
Is now caring for him. Mr. Rowland
jOins with ‘Mr. Clark iniwlshlng that
the suits brought by the conservator
against him may come to a. speedy
trial and the cases may be heard at
on early date.
FAl LED .
All efforts have failed to find a bet.
ter remedy for coughs, colds and lung
troubles than Foley's Honey and Tar.
it stops the cough, he ls'the lungs and
proVonts serious men s from n cold.
.1 N Patterson. Nashua lows, writes:
"Lost winter I had a bad cold on my
lungs and tried at least half a dozen
advertised cough medicines and had
treatment from two physicians with-
out getting ‘ any benefit. A friend
recommended Foley's Honey and Tar
and two~thirdl of a bottle cured me.
i consider it the greatest cough and
Iun modiclne in the world." Sold at
Pia stod's Drug Store. '0
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN A
HARTFORD NAILROAD.
TIMI TAILI.
1. In Effect October a. 1908.
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ALLOW YOUR COLD AND COUGH
T0 WORRY AND ANNOY9 YOU FOR
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Willi. Should You
DAYS AND WEEKS?
Ac soon 66 you know that you have
a bottle of W. T. COUGH MIXTURE.
This combination will do the busi-
ness every time.
The lelifuss Pharmacy.
6 so. MAIN 6r. . 60. 66066666“
OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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susmsss.
. cam-nu;
$100,000.00
cunrtus Run mm
‘17 £00.00
sowuv H. uarucwcou,m
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vino-rm.
Janos M. LAvrou, Cushion
urn—n6-
DIRECTOII.
I. "Mathewson Henry Myotwr
John H. Kncpp humus! Grumman
Jooisr R. Marvin J.w
christian Owen: John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
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If {on Have Not a
Comfortable Home.
9 Whitefish. 126 lb. ; German Carp. 196
'Dry Eccnliops, 356 an; opened 916nm
a cold. the proper thing to do Is to‘
get I box of A. B. c. CAPSULES and
Bill NATlilNll BANK
TRANBAOTB A GENERAL BANKING
Wallace Mervin
why don't you have a comfortable
room? Hosted by steam with hot and
cold rotor. both and all the comforts
that 6 man or 6 lady mil. liver?-
tu‘mvnnmmu v
' 1uco'r'raos AVENUE,
CENTRAL HOTEL EAST 1 rNORWALK. CONN.
00W cf Nouns sud Chestnut Ill» _ Tcicphonc Call 22M.
F'rc'stilsh. ‘6 lbs. for 686': Spanish ‘
1Muokcrcl,12c lb.; Native E616, 146 in;
Market God, 66 1b.: Stock 066; 106 16.1;
Whole Salmon, 106 1b.; Sliced Sul-
:mOil...9.lic ‘lb.; Flntilsh, 7:: ll»: Leno
1b.;‘8m91t, 140 1b.; Weukiish, 10c 1b.:1
nnd Oysters, 306 ct.
All other kinds of'Frcsh Fish at rea-
sonable prices.
THEPEOPLE'O FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
- om Salvation Army Building. ‘
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES oucsoss. Prop.
‘BoiithN'orwslltp ‘
Christmas
Presents
IN CHINA GLASSW9ARE,
‘ TUBES ETC.‘ .
Dinner acts, Water Sets. Chocolate
Sets, Brush and Comb Trays, Toilet
Sets etc.
l
PIC-
Gormsn Imported Decorated Cups;
Sincere, Pitchers, Hair Receivers, Cc-
rcai Sets at 10 to 156.
LAMPS
Prices from 126 to $8.00
PICTURES.
500 best showing for the Money, in
the City, from 296 to $1.49.
Plain?» Framed and Window
Shades Made to Order.
SPECIAL. ‘
Cloth Shades 256, White Curtain Po-
les with ficturcs 10¢.
‘annuo a PAPER HANGING.
Store Open Evonlng.n
L. ll. DECKER,
87 Washington street.
Tel. Con. South Norwai'k.
Have Your Plumbing Done Right
l 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.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
6 Monroe Street. South Norwaik.-
616 6666
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCL'
AOENCIES.
ALL msueaucs. REAL ESTATE
meanness. NOTARY. STEAM
BOAT TICKETS PROBATE BONDS.
PATEN1’8 SECURED.
2 OOUH MAIN STREET.
‘ Tel. Call, 408.
SPECIALS
2 u». Fancy Milfld um ..... '. .. 256
lnplioh9Wnlnut6..........156 per lb.‘
Maison Grapes 15¢ per lb.
Large Oranges
Extra Large Oranges ..... 306 dos.
3 lbs. Largo P96661669 .........
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J. DIOOOA. PM. «
should be e 9
snow white. ‘
celcin Ensmhlnd loyalty!
how delightfully convonionlt
be to have hot and cold running with:
water in your dressing ‘chn
plumbers nre strictly/1160161
chonics honest and relied)
Horace R
256 doz.‘
Have you ever stopped
in; apartment of first
room? Its prcucnce would {for ye
the biggest dogma of ccmfo‘
We will gladly quote you
Ii
USING AN
SMALL COST or 2 666:: can
HOUR.
6 .
Bring BuSihbssi} '
...-ad
manner. 9
We have taken 61
will be glad to submit fight
your work.
We try to carry in W‘
thing you need for “1‘! 49:909.”.
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