‘‘‘‘‘‘
We is o liormleee subatomic for Castor Oil. Pore-
. genie, Drop: and Soothing Bymps. It Is Pleasant. It
lift neither Opium. Monolithic no:- other NWO
, stance Ito use is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
dill! may. Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
. (lube. It relieves Teething Troubles. cures Omsdnetion
I (did FI‘otuIenoy. It esslmnates the Food. regulates the
Stomach and. Boweis, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panaceav-The Mother’s Friend.
‘KIIIII Yol'Have Always Blight
XIII Use For Over 30 Years.
”I OWN). ”I'M”. [I Im‘ neon. m m m
”urniture on Credit-
«A J Angevine 8s Son.
“nth Walk. Conn.
_ 134 Wsshington Street.
0f Gourse Not Alive
But we deliver meet so fresh that
it. couldn't be fresher without bolnll
alive. As It matter of fact meat
should hung for u. day or two to make
healthful food. and our modern moth-
ode oi prcservlng unsure you sweet.
lendcr, juicy and nltogclher good
meals at nil limes. Orders filled
promptly.
J. W. DODGE
Successor to Jacob Schsub.
22 Washington Street. 'Phone 322-2.
Men' 3 irousers Specials ior lhis Week.
WATCH WINDOW FOR SPECIALS
COPYRIGHT CLOTHING CO.
6 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
HARRY GOODWIN. Mansner.
ixxtra. Extra. Extra.
Coal at $4.50.
» NO. 2 NUT, the largest size in town, at $4. 50. Also the high-
(It grades of Anthracite at the lo west prices.
A trial order will convince you.
Remember we are the only dealers that keep the price down
i for you because we do not belong to any combine.
If not for us prices would have been higher. so patronize the
firm that is saving you money on every pound you buy
B HERSHFIELD a. son
:22 Water Street, Telephone 236-3.
cool So. Tel nos-5. Public Market. ii? 80. Mein 8t.
‘ . 191th Hayes. 5 Main Street. Nor-we
I 4
a... u... .. em... ... m..-1......“
I n in Heard the Latest?
, It’s all over town. '1 hey Bay Raymond has the best Coal. We
ieIrtiiy concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
but stock. llut clout take our word for it Try a load and prove
h your own satiaiam on. Not much risk III that. If it's all right.
II II chance at your Winter’ 9 Coal. We are here to do business.
Telephone mm.
» ll 1;. m.. youn
Echelon. Mr. mStirl‘illg. Event
on Mutual church.
., '1‘. bulletin. slum-III 80
mmtllltl 10.3. o. m.. not»
on by 0M!» um: 17 lib.
many school “and Menu Bible clone;
people‘ii noting; 7 p.
on. ow .l cued Melt
nubile tor the do? will In.
m0 Be Jb’yiul; e03,
Fluorite Ye the Way. on both.
clue Light; bole, Amid the Bho-
LSmllh; anthem Light
them
lll‘he it
own, hire. FJ
t the World.
Norwollr M. It. Church—Morning:
Prelude. Modllation. I. V. trickier;
sole, 0 Jesus Thou Art Standing. Gei-
bei; otterlory, Mrs. A. 5. Gibson;
duet Josue. inver of My Soul. ill in:
non. Mrs Gibson and Mr. Ambler:
Poellndo. ll'eeml Sonar. .1. iii. Wont. Ev—
enlnr. Prelude, Andante Pestorule.
mogul: oilertory. Angela. Sing 0n.
Johnson. MI. Ambler; Pootlude Allo-
gro Moderator. A, F. li'. Boeiy.
...........
East. Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. it. Cunningham, pnslor.
«Morning service. 10:30 a. m.. the
new hymnul will he need: Sunday
wheel. 12 In: Euworth league. 6 9.
Miss Ethel Purmeioe, leader, to
pic A [muconlrolled Lite; evening
ucrvicn. evnngcllalic. 7 p. m.. brief
sermon by the pastor
A. M. iv). Church, Knight otroel. Rev.
.lohn D. Nichole, puetorw‘ll. preach-
Ing by the. punter, text. i Cor. 15:28.
theme; The Object of the Modiutorahlp
of Christ; 12 Sunday whack" i, Chris
Linn Endeavor. topic What. Chllst
'l‘nughl About Money null Its Uses.
Mall 2: 11; Mark ill: H31 8, a lil-
vlvlng song and pledge service. Mr.
und Mrs. Edward Plutt of Perl Ghou-
on N. Y., thllnm Muir und Hermon
D. BIIIndngc of Norwalk will unite
with line mcmbcm and friends of this
church. A hemlv Welcome to all. Al
3 p. m.. sacred concert. cxccilcnt pro-
grnm.
CONGREGATIONAI.
South Norwuik Congregational~
l,0::l0 ii, m.-~0rgun Proindchudunlc
Cantabile. Gulimant; quartet, Venitc.
Barnes; olicrtory. Melody. Weber: ul-
lo solo, "Faith." Shepard, Ml‘ii. Sima:
sermon. by Rev. .loIIlnh Strong, D. ll;
organ poelludo, Finale. Wider; l2 m..
Bible 8(hifl)l'~1‘hi‘ Life of ChIhII;
Menu Christian inquiry Club; subject,
’Thooiogy of Acnehyluu“ . loader. .l.
B. Lawrencu- Jennings Club; subject,
“Daniel Webster"; lcndcr, Arthur 1‘.
Janey; Bible reading. 12th chapter
Romans: 7:30 p. m.. organ prelude.
lrom "Rienzi." Wagner; quartet, “(loll
Be Merciful." Buck: ol'iertory, Austrian
Hymn. Kieshclm: buns solo, “A Dream
of Paradise." llruy. Mr. Bonedlcl; aer-
mou: quartet, "God in a Spirit." Ben-
nett; organ posllude. Rhepsodie, Salul
Sncns.
First Congregational Church. Nor-
wnlk. George D. Egbert. realm-«Morn
'Ing service at 10:30; preaching by the
pastor: Sunday school all 12:16: cvon
lng service at 7:30; the tenth in lbe
series oi sermons on “The Story or
Ihe American 'Repuhlic”-«"Snvuges
and Settlers." Music. for the day:
Morning: Prelude. Reverie, Nicene:
“My Shepherd is the Living God."
'I‘hnycr; soprano solo, "Jerusalem."
from "Guillu," Gounod: posllude. Aiv
Icgro modurulo in I), Smurl. Evening:
Prelude. Evening Real. Loeschorn: JII-
blialc. in C. Schilling: poslludc. Alic
gretto Villcreoclo. h‘IImugalil. 'I‘ueII-
duy at 7:45, collngc meollngu. Wod-
nosday ill 3. L. B. A. and K. D. Thorn
duy ni 7:30, Y. P. 8. meeting: ll.
church pruycr service.
IAPTIIT
South Norwnlk Baptist Church, Ii
B. Carpenter. pastor-91!) u. m.. prny-
er mccllng; 10:30 a. m.. regular IIcr-
vico. Mr. Corpcnlor will exchange
with Rev. W, W. 1‘. Duncan. 12 m..
Bible school; i p. In., .iIInion Christian
Endeavor; ll p. m., BupliI-Il Young Peo-
ple's Union: 7 p. m.. regular ucrvlcc.
lopic oi sermon. The Second in the
“‘5... Serlcu to Working Men.
llInce llaplisl Chulch. Iorncr Butler
and Quincv ulroclu l). S ’lhomoa, [nul-
lor —II u. m. pI'cnchlng ncrvlcc; 3: {ill
p. m.. illblo school; 7 p III, lwhrlellnn
Ends-urn! Inccllng. topic, What CIIIIIIt
'i‘nughl Alioul Money und Ila [loci-I.
Mull. 2: ll; Mnrk 10: l7-31 ii p. III.
ucrmou by Ihc Duster. uublccl, The
Good Wink Wc (You no. Monday cv
onlng HouIIl Incullng, ThuII-Idm cv-
enlng. plum meeting
EPIOCOPAL.
Trinity Church, iiev Ilomllly l‘
HIIIIIDhI‘INl llll‘iOl‘WS n m.. lloly (‘om
munlon: 10: .70 n. In. morning prayer
and Hermon: Ionic. Do We Nccd Any
Thought of God in Our Lilo? l2: i0.
childr'onr mlunionury service in the
church; 7. an evening pruycr and mi
dress on The Boclsl Aspect oi Min
alone (in Tuesday evening the nelgh
borhood morning for lliplncopaliunn and
otheru in the vlclnlt at Trinity Church
will be held in 'l‘r nily church. The
run-vice will he conducted by the rec
Ior.
v
inn—dc—
.BI. Paul'n llhurch—hccond Sunday
alter the Epiphany. 7:30 o. m.. Holy
(’Gommunlon. 10: 30 u. m.. mornlux
mayor and sermon: 12 In. Sunday
Hilliilbl and Bible cleaner: 3 p. m.. Bun
day wheel in Chapel of Our suvlor:
7: 30 p. m., croutons sud sermon. Mu-
Idc I‘or lilo day: Mottluu: Production-
at. ill: Vcnlle. (lose; 'l’u llcum tilulrr
or; Benedicte: Buncdicluu. item;
.lIIbllete: Hymn to; liymn 70: ailer-
Iory. 0 How Amieblu; Reousrionei, at.
livunlong: Procoeulonal. Ill; Ver
ulolot; Puller. 20d: ulocllon: lisgnl-
flout. chants: Nunc Dimiliis; Hymn.
Mill oiierwry Sun or My Soul; re
continual, oil. y’i‘uouduy. brotherhood oi
’l'fneulnl
(item'st h“ e rectory. Glrl‘t
rooms. Wen-
new” would}. Million! Ill 7: in. Will
Mela trolling“ tilt ”1:3,“ mt u
‘ ‘3 s '
urgent. bodies' Guild cl 2: to p. In.
at i p. m.. with mediation:
niletiou close at clone oi bitchy.
tum elite Clll lint truth.
.2 17.73.. litren'e indul-
lllr
listing 7: 80
Ally! it
“vent abortion. bu nth on Will;
street 1:“ xactive]low-diet , 1.0: Ill)
vs. rev 0...... 9 one III
II. nu; Sunday $35 at 12 In: Loyal
Workers' meeting or tutti . In; IGII'K
eervlee at 8: is a. ltd cv . n: eermon
at 7 p. m.. an loot oi, discuum, lliir
couraxemeul‘s to Ghrlstlo Burrito.
.W
OHRlflTIAN I I OCI TV.
First (inrl'bllsn Science 010%:
. Norwuliterfiegulur Wilder nervloe n
the rennin: roam. limmo bulldlnfi.
subtler. .1»...er litn "Bnortmentt'.
Testimony nicotine. Woduendny. 8 p.
’l‘o both services the public is car-
many invited. Reading room open to
Elle public each week day immil 210
9.111.
m
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
Services will be held on Iliiillil at
7:30 p. on Sunday at the German
Evangelical Lutheran Bl. Pelm’
chupcl, North Mnin street neur luilv
roud bridge John C. Bnur. Stud. 'I‘hcol.
at Stamford Conn. boiler. 688 Minn
tic. street. All our countrymen are
cordially end earnestly invited to al-
lend our service. ,
MEN’S CHRISTIAN lNQUIRY CLUB.
Subjects and Assignmente tor the
First Quarter of the Your.
Meetings of the. club are held cvel‘y
Sunday in the South Norwulk Cougar-
gellonal Church, beginning at 12:15
und ending promptly at 1 o'clock.
At each meeting there is n discus
slon of some subject of religious inter-
est 'l‘hc mombm in Wilton the sub-
jocl. in nsslgn‘cd is ullowm lwenll’
minutes for his opening address and
on nrldllionul five minutes at a later
llt‘l'lilll. other members are ollowcd
live minutes. All are free to lake
port in tho diacuoelone which are of
no lntormnl character.
A cordlnl luvltalion is extended to
all who may be interested in the work
or the club to become members. Mem-
hershlp consists simply In attending
the Incl-tings.
Subjects and Aesignmcnts.
Jenunry- March—loos.
.lnnunry 7-»Cailylc as e Mornllsl.
Russell Frost;
.lnnnnry li—Thcology of Aenebylus‘
Prometheus,
John B. iuwrencc.
Junuury 2l——'i‘hc Student
Movement,
Edgar H. Ilene.
.lunuary 28-Grcok Mythology.
Frank D. Layton.
February 4—45 the Church of Christ
Denominational? _
John ii. Light.
February iIMRcliglon all u Factor In
Civilization,
Allislhnr Blanchard.
Februaryw'l‘hc l~lnrtucnolu_
(leoIge E Surtnln
Fcbrunly 25»—- Culture or Christ?
.lnmcs P Pllnleli
Murch imminmnnuel Swedenborg
(‘hIistlun Swurlz. ,
Mulch ll-«Thc. Crusaders.
William 0. «lurk.
March lii~TolIItol
(lcorgc H. Vouburgh.
March 25~Chllslinnily and Socialism.
(leorge 8. North.
Last Sunday General Front gave a
lucid and able nddrcue on the subject
neuigllcd. Dr. Cililiilt? and Churlce
lcnnlngu also look port In tho dlscnu
Hitlll.
KNIGHT STREET C,H,URCH CON-
CERT.‘ “
Monthly Program to be Preeenlsd To-
morrow Atternoon at 3. 30
The following program has been pro
percd for the cucIcIl concert in the
Knight Slrcol A. M. iii Church. 39v
l. D. Nichole, puelor. tomorrow after-
noon on 3:30 o'clock:
Singing.
Chorus by (fibrin-aloud» My Saviour.
Prayer—wily S. .l. Bell, Sr.
ricrlplnrc ileudinxmllev. Nichole,
tor.
Rondlngfihlrs. William Illllurll.
bonnet—«Abide With Me.
Minn Annu liIIrI'lnn. Mcuurs. Benjamin
Shell. 8. .l. llrll. 8n, and Richard
Whnlcy.
Rcudlngwlly Mru. Joseph White.
Singing" Mine ('Borlnc Hurrin.
Ilcndlngleuu hllln liumlct.
Singingw—(‘Bhohn
“ending—By Mire Nnnnic Prescott.
Singing»— i’crkluu' Qunrlcl.
liondiugwlly lira. Rev. D. C‘- The-
bill.
AddreeII—By C 1) Lloyd.
Cloning Rommkedly Pnulor licv.
D Nlch oIB.
Council III charge ol‘ Mrs 0. ii
“on. Punter Rev. J. D Nichols and
Superintendent George Moore.
OIBOION OF THI. IUPRIME COURT
ow
pus-
flome Chose ct Nerwslk Interest
Scheduled tor Trial.
'l‘hc supreme Court of Connecticut
cornea inlo uosnion on Tuesday next
in New Hchu, and onset brought in
ii‘llirilcld County will be taken up for
final udludlcnllon. Idler which New
llsvou (‘llBl‘li will be tried.
l'l‘hc ilrIII clue on the docket in that
at Albert 3. Comnlock, III Ill. true on.
vs. Biron. Corbstook, et. at. he
history of the inmouII Oemnlook case
in wart-Hy generally known in The Nor-
we II.
The appoint-cl rose of Laney it Hoyt
ngulnul the New York, New Hsven
IIbIl ilerll‘onl Railroad Ocmpnuym
run. I'm- damages for mu loan cl u but.
which won dcoldede inst the com-
any in the iowur rt and eppeuled
y them. will sleo on up for trial.
'i'lulI cm or lierll larder vs. (.7.
ii Merrill and Son. of Dobbin-y, will
all“! be definitely settled. 'l‘h'lt cm
In one at lute-mt lentil bottom on It
the union label.
II
The {alarm}:
on far It the fol
“‘° 3mm}?
.rii~ by,
Jones, w.
mill. ii.
I
fim‘nbolilo
alerted-cinch
.Oeelsid. 37h
Gill‘lt‘t'oth
Volunlcer
Involvoe mailer: reprinting the one of 1
cl MM. B
not when bedtime. comes
bit is Inboll: ililllb
no mo; ilo'en'a Kidney PI'ila' tor ltl
kill :‘le? Ilium Mambo-«euro o».
vii ll
Italian debit some people do.
Willi cyan“ “ act or in I
out re cry, on non
timer, itisttlborvv‘elk.seye: "1qu o
helm: by lrtde. an occupation that
domain me to be on my feet all day.
1. who bothered with o bad back. end u
ur ty dlillonlty moi sediment in the
yhey 'seoretions. the“ counted the at
our duringllte dull often
tity Ilfllt and in place of non out
at bed in the morning retrelill tnll
lit for a day‘s work I wee irritable and
week. 1 obtained Dow's Kiddo ‘Plllil
at Plateled‘n drug store, to ace r they
would help me. They did. They
gave me entire relief."
For sale by oil dealers. Price 50
would. antor-Mllbllrn 00., Buffalo.
N. l’.. min agents for the United
Bitten.
take no other.
III. Pullout
RI IIIIIIl IIIII Bullets
Look! Look! ,Look!
EXTENSION TABLES ...... “34.00
GAMES DINING CHAIRS ...... S .83
iRON BEDS ................... $3.50
CANE ROCKERS ............. $1.50
No. 89 North Main Street.
,son'rn NORWALK.
VOLUNTOWN ELECTRIC ROAD.
VOLUN'I‘OWN, Jan. 13.—-—Mony burl-
neos men of this place, Gleaso sud .le-
well Olly are planning In build an
electric road from here to Jewell. (‘in
which will connect with the line be-
ing built from that piece to Versail-
les. The work. it is expected. will be
started early in thc spring. The new
line will be about ten miles long und
prolmbly will slurt III. Beuchduic. run-
ning through the center of this place.
to mango, Pachaug, Griswold Cen-
ter In Jewell, Cllv. Several times the
plan of building a road similar to this
has been discussed.
'ro GUI“ A COLD IN ONE DAV.
'l‘elto laxative Bromo Quluiue Tab-
ietu. Drugglsle reiuud money II it
falls to cure. E. W. Grave's eisuature
Is on each box. 25c.
NEW HAVEN SIGNO WILL HAVE
To GO. '
NEW HAVEN. Jun. l3.-An uppllcn-
lion [or an injunction to restrain the
city from enforcing lhc overhanging
sign ordunnncc was denied by Judge
'l‘huycr In the Superior Court today.
The object of lhe ordanence in to keep
merchants from suspending ulgns over
the sidewalks or the business streets.
and ii is expected that many of the
lnrgc illuminated one which are now
in us:- will huvo to be removed.
u...—
A THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOOD
A. ll. 'i‘hurnou, a well-known coal op-
erator or Bumlo, ‘0., writes: “I have
been ulltlcled with kidney and bladder
trouble for your». phasing gravel and
ntoncn with excruciating pain. i got
no mile! from medicine until i begun
tolling Foley's Kidney Cure. then the
result was uurprlelng. A low doses
started the brick duel like line stones
and now I huve no pain no rona my kid
new and i feel like u new men. it
lIuII done me ti. 000 worln ol good."
Sold at l’lulnl‘ed' a Drug more. "
FIRE iN WEST GRI‘INWICH. R
ONECO, Jen. la.--li‘lrc last night
destroyed lho house and outbuildings
" belonging Io William Carroll. or West
(lmuuwlch, R. I.
and It in uuppnucd
lluu cuuuc Ihn iirc.
ALWAYO awfully." THE
A rcnammblo urnounl. oi {cod thor
eughly Illgoulod and properly mlmilut-
oil will olwuyn lnereeee the strength.
it your elem-Ion lee "little oil" Kodol
Dyepeplls Cure Will digest whet you
vest and ensble the digestive brains to
usimllete and trsnstorm sll ioodt into
Ilmxobulidlng blood Kodol relieves
eour stomach Belehlng. Hurt Burn
sud ell term at indigestion. Pslste»
his son strengthening. Sold by The
Clifford Phonon”. _
W
The loan in M. 000.
that a detective
Remember the name—Doom ir-und
CHIFFONIERS, 6 DRAWERS ”$5.50
'ihlhllliili-l ' LI " .....— I
‘ I
Robe Flannele, Bargains.
These most seasonahlc fabrics are vcrv'uttractilm its
to patterns and colorings. I
Royll Flannel for rohcs' Is very soft and thick and the
designs are in medium and dark simdcs which will be set-A I
viccablc. A 25c value. special at 19c. ‘ ‘v .
Figured Fisnncl in Dresden stripes and figures, dainty I '
shades of rosc pink, green, pal‘c blue, Dclfl blue with white,
and French gray. Worth 25c. Special at 17c. . -
Velvetta Cloth, very finc and soft. mostly all in Persian '
combinations, pink. bloc, grccn and tan cfi'cc’ts. Special at
10c. W ash hoods Section.
Handkerchiefe for Fancy Work.
'lhc finest of Madras Handkerchiefs ill fancy coloring‘s.
for pillow covers, kimouos, laundry bags, work bags and
aprons. They are the latest novelties in the way of Hand-
kcrcllicfs in annncsc cfi'ccts. pink, blue, green and old‘rose.
A Shem of attractive patterns slmwing styles for Inuk— _
ing up can he had with Ihc Handkerchiefs. 10¢ each. . I
Handkerchief Section.
Sale of Men’s Wear.
All silk Four-in-hand Ties, a wide assortment in black,
navy blue, all the new green and wine shades. lavender,
gray and gun metal oii‘ccts. 19¢ each; 3 for see.
All wool Sweaters in white and cardinal. NI : many of
tllcm'bnt very desirable, worth rcgnlarly $2.50. for $1.69.
Sweaters for small boys in navy blue. cardinal and
whilc. for ages 3. 4 and 5 years. Special at 50c rack.
The Pictures arc being sold at clearance prices. Great
values this week.
The D. M. Read Co.
This week we open our January sale of Ladies’ Under-Mueller.
Ladies’ Night Robes.
SIXTY STYLES RANGING IN PRICE FROM 390 To $2.50.
srncw. VALUES IN LADIES‘ AND CHILDREN‘S ourmo'
downs.
ALSO
Lediee’ White Skirts.
II‘ORTY S'l‘YLw. RANGING IN PRICE FROM 390 T0 $2.98.
Ledies’ Muslin Drawers.
rmoue, 19c 1‘0 75c.
‘Ledies’ Corset Covers.
PRICES Ii) 'I‘O $1.00, ‘ .3 '
{mall &
sdi‘rrn non-wont. eodii.
Telephone 346.
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rm
9.. WASHINGTON ST.
lit! in. it
Iemoretboneoougb.
tum-allude
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Norwalk Chronicler