- place, is seriouslyill. ~
i 01.
damp,»
. ‘ ll Iron of the
shop or Willlsrl R. .6"th Items for
IW «dummy M
publication _ m
should In “a, , ”
cvldcoocnfugm ‘l
a
York. .2
J. , inlet , _
, ' $9 and chilorpnls,sulesllard.
the Writer is an»
to. . J .
Mrs. Herbert Carr is visiting in New fl" ‘
The East avenue“"watorl_ng"tunic to
out of crde r.
Water pipes arejbeginnlng to freeze
up nights now.
E. K. mba,‘ -J_Was a ylsltcr in New
Mini Albert E. Dunn, of
81 Betta
'i‘hc steamer Hilda, or Oyster BaY.
has unfilledwlthrapargo oi: oysters for
the Ritual Oystértobmpany,» , ,
Arehearsai o; the Christmas excl-cis-
es at the Advent Church was held at
the close of the service yesterday.
. WW I»
E. W. C. Cunningham led the meet
ing or the Epwhrth league at the East
Avenue Methodist Church yesterday.
Thetsublectxof the meeting was What
Mcthodls‘n‘i Standsll‘or.
The. meeting‘ol m6 Loyal Workers’
Society, ’at, the Advent Christian
Church, was led byJMlss Jennie Birch-
ard. of Barton the subject being The
Power, .of His Resurrection. “
anrdcner iiouton has decided to
open a meat market in East Norwnlh.
J9 n Coe has purchased the Central
Pha' mncy, in New Canaan, from Mrs.
Mal? G. Pierce, formerly of East Nor-
w . - J .
l .
J .> NJ. .
'i'l'ié condlllon'fof’ iiid'fhrldge 'ihgali‘d?
ingljcleanilhess' does not improve in
the least. It has not been cleaned
sincellast summer and the accumula-
tics of filth and dirt makes it vary un-
pleasant.
A spraying device for vrashlng glass-
cs has been installed at Hefner's store
at quite an expense. The water pres-
sure lslso, low on. account of the inad-
equate water supply that the affair is
only: apartial success. ~
Miss Mary Cunnin ham led the
meeting of the Loyal orkers' Society
at the Advent Christian Church yes-
terday. and the meeting was a very
interesting one, the subject being The
Power of His Resurrection.
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Rev. Warren Tenney, oi Boston, will
give a Chalk Talk 's'ermou at the All-
veutChri tlon Church tonight. Mr.
Tunney to es an especialJiuierest in
children. and his exceptional ability
as a chalk artist makes him peculiarly
fitted to interest and instruct the
young and old alike. ' '
Mound the matter did not reach
thoilicourt there is enéécsrtblg‘n East Nor-
“th young 3 w .. is pg more so.
vmiy summit blind-u: he use been
lined or Imprisoned for the murder of
Mirvin's ills. it is poetic Justice
which he to receiving as whenever he
approaches any “of his tamer associ-
ates. he is recolv with a series of
expressive grunts hich are very dis-
tasteful (to in ‘ , J
Weekly bulletin 0 East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church: Tucs-
day, 7:45 p.,.,m..\My.. J. «Adwufinfi...
Pm‘lllllf caldera! the s . p or Die:
trict .wIl preach. A tor the sermon
he will hold ‘ J , (1 third (lucr-
toriy maternal .‘f o _ ..9 public col--
dlaly" Invite f ‘ ..‘ aching son
vice, and all t u mgr: tn" ermine
auditory co rs“ ;- ,1» s so on.
Wednesdavffldl :Md‘l Thursday.
7:46 p. m., prayer meeting; 3 Friday;
7:“ p. m..- unionism. « Next Sun.
day will be observed.” Christmas Sum
day... Christmas cartoon and music by
the chorus morning hull droning.
RB " ..JW.£:.viaJdaIivarod.tl:e inert
V9-11) so ,u eso lit)-
m h light) Adwnt ‘Cbristlan Church
loo alibi. the noblest beinm‘he Cour
lug Kingdom. The (textures from
bolts '12; 82. silt. *folutcd
x . Vii
; gins, Capt. Alien
“2 III. inlaid bill that has been before 800d
- ‘ ...‘7'2w ‘ 's Nelda; . $1
fit our ‘
- rs
' Cough. etc. have no terrors for child-
«, ’ p andeould Cold Ollie.
out“. ...... on
«0vain lllorlr t
I l3. “Chase andJ
For
hing lrianlls
_ burnout the
l; member in , min 0 ‘ _
those who heard Mr. Do a. that he The" ll thiamine
Julsdo ltholil’ulh study or the sub 9!. location melts
Wiggle?» Isdoduotmnm ‘
_ well .mske..iili‘ltlleir.. *3”
. . la understoodtlia an
J " inalicJ‘tc cheetah Ildi‘
it a lengthy
5 Funeral, service
i“ t . ‘:.‘.-l
@ J ‘ dimension". '
,Croup. Coughs. Colds. Whooping-
J on“ he "
.aduits who overcomes. the bow,»
lth ‘Kenhedy's motive-Colo}?
s
msdy outputs all-ooldfrom the system
and strengthens the throat lungs and
bronchial tubes. The mother's raven
Sold by
Jabber homo. 'l-lul _. Farms, Thursday.
was held Sunday. afternoon at the
house. Interm t ‘was‘ In Green!
Farms Congreg
tory. ‘
he Clluord Pharmacy. .
m
..-, Mirror;
I aimnh for “'rm'xfi ecmmiuol. l: cessfully done ys‘ tprday and late re
,"Y- ,4} ‘) 0' ‘ , "~.. “ '
mouse llbzfityy fid‘ighsrioo Vinyl“ 9°”? "0m. “‘9 “NEW?“ 9!? 3T0 0' the
ow.“ ...“ g, "y of the am will most encouragingrolini'
lesmurmttmloc- . . ,
. , Adams. Thursday} proved to be anni-
. tack oi appendicitis and It was hastily
concluded that {an operation would
‘1‘.
Wa,-—w"
‘ "Public improvement.”
one of the best .e inJltheVmagter of
increased facilitiesi’or. vial its line?
We have hotto far w st of here
...,Mlsa Hollie 192344?“ of East Nor-
:Jligsllg. spenl;.:=suhdayf;wltu friends in
. J ev
131E Rider. ‘of Bridgeport, spelltlthan
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ira E. Pct— ours.
ty. 0! WWW street.
iMlfi Cdrnellla Brown, of Main street,
visited ,liricuds in New York and
Brooklyn over Sunday. ’
'—
, community on the map. ,
.FURIOUfi' FIGHTING. ,
......
“Mimics Minnie and Mury Shillin, of Hoffman 0f Harper
Raymondbtroet, are spending a few
days visiting triends in New .York.‘
' ”Alex" Rhym‘ond has posted notices .
forbidding any skating on his loo pond
until after his icc crop is harvested.
m
cured my diseases by the use of Elec-
tric Bitters. l, unhos’ltatlugiy reconr
mend them to all, anddon't intcnd in
the future to be without them in the
house. They are certainly s wonderk
_. .. g ‘ ‘ . ‘* 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur (laylor, of {Km azzifllemih‘;'Puvgoiflufgdeiugida:
theLWest dildo. went to Stamford to- , J
day. where they will board for a short. “‘31:” 13313;” figiéfiz ”:1;de 1.1; 21;
time. , ”V cod, Norwallt,3 druggists, nt, 500 a
bottle. Try them today. "
m—“l
WINNING be THE weer.
Rev. C. D. Egbcl't Tells of the Trails
and TrIaIc.‘ .
At the Norwall: Congregational
Church. lust cve‘ ing, the pastor, Rev.
.Ccorge Drew bert, gave his eighth
laermon in the series The Story of the
American Republic, The particular
subject for last eyenlng was Trails an
Trials—The Winning of the West. H
dealt extensively; on the opening up of
the great Louisiana Purchase territory
and emphasized the fact that the tray-r
8“le through the Great. Lakes or down
line Mississippi (lap hardly realize that
there ever was [it time when the only
Large parties from this place, as
well as others {rpm The Norwaihs,l
have been enjoying the skating on.
Chasmsr’s pond.
The annual Christmas festivals oil
the Methodist and Baptist Churches
will be held next Saturday night luv
the respective churches. '
Rev. Ernest W. Byshe preached a
very able sermon. last night. in the
Methodist Episcopal Church. from the ‘
text found in Acts x., 2. Special mu—{
sic by theychoir was well tendered.
tllt):80l0»pill‘l8 bei well taken by.
Misses Crockcto'and Brundagc. sopruL;
no and. alto,.unli Alfred crockett and
William 0. Clark, Icnor nnd bass. The
solos as well as the chorus work. were
features of the service enjoyed by the
large congregation present.
vessels that bro 0 the surface of the
water were can ‘es and when a white
J, man was unknown. where now are
many evidences or the highest civiliza-
'tion. And you, not much more than
toJcenIurles ago. Joliet and Marquette
were the first whites to sail far down
the Mississippi. sand onlra few years
afterward. Lu Billie planted the lilies
of France at the mouth or’lho mighty
stream. The priest, too, kept pace
with the pioneer; Marquette was a
Jesuit, and the; heroic seal of the
members of the Society of Jesus had
much to do with the 0 coins up of the
‘ Rowayton Hose Company held‘ a
dance. last Saturday, night. which was
a success from every point of view.
There was a large attendance. Two
members of the organization furnished
music. They were Charles Wells, vloJ
lin, and {downhill Stevens, piano. The
selections were well rc:-.dercd. Har-
vey S. Ackart acted as proinptel'. “The
annual open house of the company
will be held on New Year‘s night, and
arrangements are being made ’0’ 9' trackless country to cviiilation.’ We
”5 “"0- . find the cross 0; Christ set up at tho
W._farthest outpost. and clustered about
B n B u , B u |lt bravg and p tient and persistent
- men w o r she everything it order
.u or“ u 61" u Jer'lto tell the Sling of the Cross to the
savage. blilo {i‘ erlcan elitiso‘n can at-
. . 0rd 0 e gnorant o t 9 large
iggfifgeuw ‘0 our Butter “8“ 3’0“” achilevelments oi the early pioneer, ev-
' . , van t e werelot'an ulcn race and
Butter 26" “9" lb. Gran. 8“!“ 5“liaith, who through the ’forest blazed
car “I- 3 rise ankerfimlv 2255“ 3g“?! the trail that Ilsa broudened into the
Cinnamon Pangalte Y 0“; , cw 0° highway at commercial and religious
1985“ W“ ‘1‘!”- fi“ 9“ ““9 DRY. progress. Tel understand the story
35 per doz cam era. 12 of the Amcrlcdn Republic. one must
Health Brand Corn c. know at least a mething of the oxplon
RObOftsmuh are like La 8“" ”"1 his Mandates.
and of their lodge plans for the settle-
Phono hill-ll. ‘ Romyton, Coon.
We keep the Best Butter in Town.
ment of the estimate of the West, even
though those plans werelo fall of ful~
filimcnt.
JDOCTCRG Cot‘JLD NOT HELP HER.
"I had kidney trouble .Ior Yogi's,"
writes Mrslllairmond Conner, or hel-
ton, Wash, "and the doctors, could not
help me. i [tried Foley’s Kidney
Care, and the very first dose save me
relief and l a now cured. i cannot
say too much for Foley's Kidney
Cure." II. In iron the. diseased irid~
ncys sound so lthey will eliminate the
poisons from. 9 blood. llnioss‘ they
do this, good in alih Is Impossible. Sold
' “ nt. Pluistod's D u Stb
Henry Mol'ollouso to having a large- ”; gm
3?“? till" ”32; “l 153“"! 'Slmlfi‘l'; on we Two AOK Iron.
ucsm ogl . 'Jerpporw _ , W
to When you s an article weil-odvcr-~
be the largest and best In wu when used in the n wspapors‘, you iy’ be
“.mp'ot'id‘ , I’Iure ills 39,. utgrimgumr , 1‘:ng
Ie Hook and Ladder Company ' “8'0” Y 1‘“ ‘5' ° ‘5 ..." 3"“ J 9‘
hafinde plans for a dance lobe held find Willie?! “WIF- R‘“ 9.99139 W”
In innuary. ’I‘ho dunes Will be It mute "- 89W??? 9' 0““ advertl ill“
canton. AND uoaordu,
, en!- forlthc'lvonlng Mtlncl. In
or III‘ are Arthur also-on. slid Wol-
Iuc our. Orders sent to either of
the show will resolve prompt atten-
“O"-
Miss Gailney's dancing. class in No
roton will hold II masquerade In the
hull of the tire house, next Friday
evening.“ ,
I'C.
out Illncntsr one to the canvassers tlclel like Oil rcts.'Catidy OI rile.
(liminworltersyat- the Truck Company {0“ ”Emmy “he’ll“? V3019 busi-
on. hold recently. J nets existence on its doing what they.
J,................_.J. J say Iii willi 'llhcy glut ‘fmagtlzmgood
.. , I .usteuayn II. , mo spa-
r. Hill has df'fififi'ahlfi "iilgwpg. per are or: to be aurorthst the?
us, n‘“’tho"=retired«llst of he navy fsot Whutathgy as}: for. ‘wheflérflhw gal;
' m v _J oranavo so or do.‘ 's ‘
"a” mm“ °‘ "3" W ‘1 Th" ' can; In t III immanent coun-
d. ‘ n ccaptrubstitutosi
‘ in is
hiyllfaw midi oilgcttl «he.
.2“ .31; TH! riser as um crouc-
oruc so J . J: “ g
_ Theilrst blatant. beauty is a
in November I .1886. in clear comm »
4 nocticut
tee
“ ... mount: loudly» Fruit ll ru , ,
mag dikes J .. {oops i; stimulates theilvcr
congress several times. Hr;
‘ J cednhiliio‘g‘izlhal,
cl:
.t
adtoth calls
over 'iiaf‘lamnli‘
of the luteMraC ,8. Baker, who died
ctonai Church comes ‘
l" .. ' J
,_ The sudden illness “or, Mrs. Joseph ‘
have to be performed. This was 3ch ‘
a, J Wouldn't :
Roller n. , y; to see dificrc‘nce , and a markedone .
‘cn in.;commuxities much smaller in
not far east to be able to ;
shake hands wltl ourselves over the ,1
‘ fact that. we be ,c not, the gioomicst ‘
"For seven years,” writes Geo. W. ;
Wash. "1 had ,5 ‘ ' ‘
bitter battle withlchronlcstomach and .
liver trouble, but at last [,won. and .
Din NOT GET CREE OWEN. ‘
Cracksmcn Detected Qperstlng In Gen-
eral Store In East Hampton.
EAST HAMi’TON; Dec.-18.~_—Ai'ter
scoping the doorand making all pre-
parations to blow 0 en the safe in
the general store of .0. Clark. here
early today, the burglars were frigh-
tened away by a young man who was
returning home. The burglars had
upon poured nitroglyerclne into the
door cracks andJWere ready to ignite
the fuse. Their. labor would have em-
ounted to nothing. as no money had
been left in the safe. A sign 0n the
outside told how the said could be op—V
cued without injury, as Mr. Clark had
lost from a visit of burglars last March
and did not care to have another
explosion in the store.J Bank Jones
on his way home about 2 o’clock
when he noticed a flickering light In
the Clark store. Thinking there Was
a tire he went to the window and look-
ed in saw one man at work on the
safe and another rifting the money
drawer under the counter. The men
had lighted candies for Illumination.
He turned awny and‘n‘an to give an
alarm when ‘a Inhn ordered him to
throw up his hands. Jones; refused
to do this and tile burglar who had
been at the money drawer came to
the store door and took‘ a shot at him.
The report frightened thel burglars
themselves, and they hastily ran down
the street and got lntoa team. The
loss to Mr. Clark consisted oi"a small
quantity of jewelry and a few other
articles. J
FOR CRACKED HANDS.
Rough sign and cracked hands are
not only our'ed by DeWitt's Witch lla-
zel Salvo, but an occasional applica-
tion will keep the skin soft and
smooth. Best for Ecrcma. Cuts, Burns.
Boils, etc- The genuine Dertt's
Witch Hazel Salve chords immediate
relief in all forms of Blind. Bleeding.
Itching and Protrudiug Piles. Sold
by The Oil ord Pharmacy. _ '”
..—
N. P. LIMITED TRAIN HELD UP.
Two Masked Outlaws Make Complete
Job of It.
PORTLAND. Ole, Dec, .18.—-It was
lonrnod yesterday that twu highway
men who held up the north Coast his
mltcd Saturday night, succeeded in set-
ting $40 from the express car. The
sales had less money in them than on
any previous trip. but if the train
robbers had awaited until the next
train it is said they would have made
a considerable lurger bani. According-
ly to the ‘Pulimpu conductor. J. R. Up-
son. the express messenger, was in
the diner when the holdup occurred.
Upson II ya that the messenger told
him had d not believe there was more
than $300 In the sales. ~
health, from one extreme cfioddism
to another. when. If they would only
out loud, and Imp their bowels
éresu or with Dr, Kind’s New Lilo
‘i’llia their troubles, would all pass
away. Prompt relic: dad quick cure
for liver and stomach trouble 26¢. at
F. H. Baxter‘s Booth him-walk, and iii.
:1). Weeds, Norwalw. drug stores.
guaranteed. . ”
Don't sapcctgood, sinners in chil-
dren if thoysrc treats by ,thclr elders
inch ‘ , criz manure. . ,
Don surprise it, children pro
nonunion us looms if rumba
them the “Imp o‘hy being rote them.
Don’t m
obedidiit‘bflth
intention oi ' ugsolitrllour’ turn
Iiimcuittor III? mow
m-oppralcusiyl ' ,
wise. but . not: unwanted
Dealt mistreatment
billin-
lfilno iafltive of
fallow blotchcdl non
whom “10% wrestle I
great oil 5 , , .
blond ,
tlilii
q. 3 I
Millions rush in mud chase after in.
at our children “
b. t ‘
.-l‘ mmlinfifil “I
ed that the dealer had boll ht the pic-
. torsion 2o trance. lie wanted his t2.-;
' . .000 back, but througosgperts have pro
unoed the pointing go nine.
WW OM
is d‘ «m
;‘ Freudian. '5 Ibsfiarfzib; Spbnlsh
Mathew, lily-In; Native nets, 14c 1b.;
Homeland, 5c lb.; Steak Cod, lilo lb):
Whole balloon, 10o 1b.; . Sliced Sal-
mon. lie in; Flemish, 7c in; Lake
Whitefish. 120 11).: German carp, 10c
1b.; smell. in: 1b.: weukflsh, 10c 1b.: -
Dry Escallopshdiic qt; opened Clams
and Oysters, 300 qt.
All other kinds of Fresh Fish
sonahlc prices.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND DYS'l‘ER
MARKET. ‘
ms salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSB. Prop.
‘ South Norwalk.
EGhrIStmas
' Presents
3m CHINA GLASSWARE, PIC-
ruaEs arc.
‘ finer Sets, water Sets, Chocolate
Sets, Brush and Comb Trays, Toilet
Sets etc.
‘ JGcrman Imported Decorated Cups,
at reaJ
I: J For "V0.7 -.
; lllll’ Illefar 3
Squccrs, Pitchers, Hair Receivers, Ce-
real Sets at 10 to 15¢.
WWI“. "Willis
; uglyfiku Gets an» '
. BAP Allr Hello la. Luna» swine l ,.
...‘cmtiuns aura thongs?
III “ED and Gold metallic bow. Inlet
with hinoribhon. Tobe no other. Belicia
ingenu- hlulsatitntlons and Inn.-
tluna- buy of your mount oi‘ rend do. In
cum l M Par! so a ’l‘ouimo
and 1: oils! for lawn turn. by re-
LAMPS
Priccs from 12: to $8.00
PICTURES.
500 bestfshowing for the Money in
the City, from 29c to $1.49.
.. on. r iii?‘i°...‘i"i“"‘l re”
u u. c n ‘
mandamm“ “I... Ham “ff“: ”'2 Pictures Framed and Wlndow
Shades Made to Order.
SPECIAL.
Cloth Shades 250, White Curtain Po-
les with ficturcs 10c.
PAINTING a PAPER HANGING.
wu Should, You
ALLOW.YOUR COLD AND COUCH
T0 WORRY AND ANNOY YOU FOR
DAYs AND WEEKS?
As soon as you know that you have
a cold. the proper ihlngyto do Is to
got I box of A. B. c. CAPSULES and
a bottle of W. T. COUGH MIXTURE.
This combination will do the busi-
ness every time.
store Open Evenlnm
L H. DECKER,
87 Washington Street.
lug apartment of ilrst floor toilet
room?
the higest degree of comfort. ..j‘
We will gladly quote yo
plumbers are strictly; co
chanlcs, hpncstu‘pud’mlellabl,
Horace R N, s ,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 87$.
Editors. Llilht
IN FRONT’OF voun cross or“
Uulude has All);
YOU CAN PROFITABLY ‘Apmf l
TISE YOUR BUSINESS AT T‘HFI
SMALL COST OF 2 came PER *
HOUR. ‘ ' '
lull ll lithium: ~ 4
Its presence would Cilia
South Norwaik. Cum. 3 ‘~
uslN'o AN
It's a New Scheme
' to ‘
Bring business.
. a
M
‘rl
Phone 68.
The leitfuss Pharmacy.
s No. IIIAIN on. > so. nonwaut
Elli Nlllllli BANK
COUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL, BANKING
fl‘el. Con. South Norwalk.
NV“; .-.—“Mm"
line Your Pinning Done Right
1 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. answer.
DUES. 5 Monmo Street. South Not-walk.
CAPITAL ’16 6m , '
moo___.ooo.oo rm: JOHN a. LA warm
ounPLua AND rooms AGENCIES.
”7 315510.00 mék'r’cil'éé’émdglfllQL. Weill
som- TICKETS, PROBATE soups.
PATENTS sccusso.
saoua MAIN smear.
vol. can, 408.
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pros.
JACOB M. LAY‘I'ON, Cashier.
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p. .q— .. -....."
"'— " , WM“ " "’ your work. ‘ , ,
DIRECTORQ. I ‘ . ,
E. H. Motilowson Henry Isymur SPECIALS We try to carry in Im “
job's Hl'ilewpi gown. Crummaill thing you need for thii dildo: \ ‘
old-mull ems: J'olln.I-I'.°1irh.¢.w " 2 lbs. Fancy Mixed Nuts 25c 0‘ 90“" hm“ mm" “-9“, M
Fred H. Rowan
. . . ,. .... Enillsh Walnuts 15¢ per lb.
”...... ..., ‘ " ‘ J Malays Grapes 15¢ per III.
If {0“ Have Net a Large Crsnpss ............. 25cdoz.
, ‘ Extra Large Orson" 80c dos.
comfortable Home‘ 8 ii». Largo Prunes .....’.'..... 26c
why don't you have a comfortable . .
room? Hosted by steam with but no , A ST U LL
cold water. bath and all the oomtom
t a man or a lady wants. sworn _
thing new and upon-toasts. Room bi ' ’ ,
the day or week. Prices moderate.
.. . .4 corner: AVENUE.
CENTRAL HOTEL. EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Corn-clef Monroe and Clint“ Ila. TolspheosCsII 32394.
.i. aims. Prop. ‘- .. .‘J. .
DAVID w. humour).
Funeral Direct“
J “CMWI . , ;
to mom cl. mils-um 7
sits litmus.
WIS—‘-
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You use
we do the Work in the very hm
manner.‘ '
We have taken a good A, ,
contracts for house painting [ y;
will be glad to submit experts:
to FIII'I' IT.
1847.
HOT WATER H 3*
, CV, ,0 MB '
“I Elm.“ ‘
_ THE JONEU "k
COMP
Our stock of new goods '5‘!“ in ,
is a little larger than ever before.
. ‘ I‘“‘“"‘il
15' E»:
Gar-barn
ranches: Isl-Jo .
3' “Rm?
nuance.
nor Ami-Ia,
' rm, you >
hzcn‘n‘orln
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