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METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
the Rev. W, Woitord 1‘. Duncan. pas-
tor-«10:30 a. 111.. sermon by the pastor:
topic. “Tito-ltForsalten Pitcher"; Sutt—
'4"v itchool in 111.; pastor‘s Bible class
to: men only: topic, "The Childhood
hideous“: theme for discussion. "The
Relation of tho (impel to Rich Mon";
lilpwortb [#ufl19,161v-!mii topic. “A
Spirit. Filled Lilo"; loudest"G Chester
Nichols: 7 p. 111.. silatilillltl rvico for
lompuny F: sermon by the pastor.
"Jesus and tho Soldier." Morning mu-
sic: Organ prelude. antllnno. Hos
lomni; nuthont. “I’rtiiso the Lord 0 My
Soul." Mont: ottortory anthem. “Jeru-
sulcm the Golden," Rttbenslciu; Post-
lndo. Gullutuut. /
A. M. E. Church. Knight street, Rev
John D. Nichols, pastormii a. 111.. ML
dress by the pastor; subject, Original
Sin: 121111.. Sunday school: .7 p. 111..
Christian Endeavor; topic. Christ‘s
Link—First lint-12101114 from His Boy-
hood," Luke :1: 4045: 8 n 111.. Dl't-liltilh
lug by the pastor: text Psalms ll: 3:
“it' the foundations be destroyed. what
can the righteous do?" Theme, The
Law or Slit. Tuesday. clasp meeting.
Wednesday, choir rehearsal.
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CONGREGATIONAL
Soulli Norwalk Congrcgntionulw
10:30 it. 111., morning worship; organ
voluntary. Prelude 111 C. Chopin: quar—
tet, .luhllatc in 13 list. Burk; otfcrtory,
St. Cecile ()ffcrloirc. Batiste; i-lt'l‘lIIOII.
by ltov. li‘rcderick Pullun: organ Post-
iudc. Stirlic. Salome: 12 m.. Iiiblo
schooL Mcn's Christian Inquiry Club.
subjcct, “Is the Church of Christ De-
noinlnntlonal?" louder. John H. Light:
.lcunlngs Club; subject. “Life of James
A, (birth-Id"; loiuior_ Frank Hitchcock.
72:10 p. 111., cvening worship; organ
proilitlc. l‘iitrcnrolic. Hanser: quartet,
"The Sun Slinii no More go Down," O.
B. Brown: OffPrttit'y. 'i'wiliiriit lievoyio
Shelley. tcnor solo. Mr. Crowc; quartet
“I Will Lay Mo. Down in Pcncc." Gods
by; sermon; organ postludc. Alicgrot-
to, tludc.
First, (fouurcgnlionul Church. Nor-
wnlk. Georgc I). Egbert. pnstoi'wlylorn-
ing scrvicc at 10:30. preaching by tho
pastor; Sunday school at. 12:15; ovum
int: servicc at 7:30: tho lcnllt address
in tlic scrics “The Story of tlic Amt-1"
icon iiupubllc"-—»-"’I‘ho American Rcvo
lution u (Ynntury Early." 1.. ti. A..
Wednesday at 3. Tuesday, cottnnc
moctings. Y. I’. 8., Thursday at 7:30.
Addrcss by Roy. li‘rcdorick Curtis.
Church prayer service Thursday 111. 8.
Music: Morning: Prelude. li‘nn-
iasiu in (l, Iiovly: “Light of Our Way."
ii. Leslic; contrullo solo, “Pcoplo Vic-
torious.“ from "Horn Novissimn." i‘ur~
kcr; postludc. 'i‘orcitllglit March. Wciy.
Evening: l‘rcludc. Romance In I). Ask
until: duct, “Come Ye 'l‘itnt Worn,“
Futtrc; posliutlo. Finnlc 'I‘lilrd Sountu.
Capocci,
llf Gourso Not Alive l
alive. As a matter of fact
this of preserving til-5:41
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Schaub.
22 Washington Street.
1-,
Men’s. Trousers Specials tor This Week.
WATCH WINDOW FOR SPECIALS.
YRIGHT ~ CLOTHING C0.
'0 NORTH MAIN ST.
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HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
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¥ 113'. Extra.
Coal at $4.50.
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out grades of Anthracite at the 10 west prices.
A trial order will convince you.
.. Remember we are the only dealers that keep the price down
for you because we do not belong to any combine.
7 .. 5m,
What is saving you money on every pound you buy.
1 122 Water Street. Telephone 236-3.
and St.. Tel. cos-5.
‘ John '1‘ Hayes. 5 Main Street. Norwslk.
5W .1 om... NW“- ... .. a...
it You [let
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ii ” it. Latest
up a Cliim
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Telephone 113-3. :1
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But We. deliver moat so fresh that
‘ it couldn't be fresher without being
most
should hang for 11. day or two to make
healthful food, and our modern moth-
p'o you sweet.
’Phone 322-2.
SOUTH NORWALK
to...
NO. 2 NUT. the largest size in town. at $4. 50. Also the high-
If not for us prices would have been higher. so patronize the
H - RSHFIELD & SON
Public Market. 32 80. Main St
t'it all over town. They say Raymond has the host Coal. We
Mock. But don't take our word for it. Try a load and prove
‘ your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. it it's all right.
up at your Winter’s Coal. We are here to do business
Broé
BAPTIST
cr nicotine; 10:30 11. 111.. regular scr
the Scrics on tlic Sermon on
Mount; 1:! 111.. Iliblc school: 4 n. m.
.lunloii- (I. 15.: ii p. 111.. 11. Y. I’. U. to
pic, Christ's lillc. lcssous from his boy
hood. linko 13: 40-132. leader, Miss Gract
tender, juicy and al ogothe‘r good . . . ‘
"t' t 11 llmc‘ Orders tilled lhe lllllll 1401111011 in honor of work-
m“‘*’ a u “' itigntou. Public cordially Invited.
promptly. M11slc—~-Mornlng: ()rgun l’roludo In
E Fiat, (,i.
the Lord.
tl. lsingo;
Iiuck: oft’crtory. Bluniouliod
Largo. (I. l“. Hnndol; anthem,
Oficrloirc in It) I~‘iut, Ii. Woly.
or niccllug at 11:30 a. 111.; snrmon'n
10:30 11. 111.; Sunday school at 12 Ill.
n. Y. P. U. molding at 11:30 p. 111.
sermon at 7:30 p. in.
'l‘hursdny at 7:30 p. in.
those sorviocs.
. Illa
duo
in, sacred consort: no. and,
Endeavor meeting; it p. 111..
prosohinn; 3115366“le Christian Eloi-
dloru. Thursday evening the antilver.
sat-y ot the church-million celebrated.
There will be historical addresses and
remarks by some 01‘ the unicorn oi' the
church. Friday evoning.
moat given. by tituloillcors oi the
church. ' .. .
EPISC FAL.‘ .
Trinity CIiurch—- bird Sunday after
tho Epiphany. Holy Communion li a.
111.: morning prayer and sermon. 10:30
a. 111.. “God's Special choice of Men":
postponed children’s missionary nor;
vice 12:10 p. 111.; evening service. 71:10
p. 111.: address on "Being a Chiistiuti
Without the Church.”
(iraco Church. Rev.. James Benton
Wornor, rector—Third Sunday h after
the Epipbunyfitlelebration of tho Holy
Communion tit 11 o'clock: morning pray"
or and sermon at 10:30“. Sunday school
at 12; rehearsal of the Sunday school
citolr at 3:110: cvenlng‘prsycr and sor-
mon, on St. Peter, at 7:80.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church. Van Zandt
street. East Norwulk. Roy. J. W. Da-
vis. pastor-«'i‘ho Rev. Mrs..Mirittin
McKlnstrv will begin her special
courso of nine lectures at 10 o'clock:
the morning service will begin at. 9:45.
and the lecturer will commence hcr
address at 10 o'clock sharp: Sunday
school at 12 m. ’l‘hd‘ evening service
will bcgln at 0:30. Mrs. McKinstry
will speak in the morning upon»"’l‘lic
Babylonian Enniirc." and in the chu-
ing ”The Motto-Persian Empire.“ 'Slic
will spunk every ovenlng during thi-
week except Saturday. and twice on
Sunday, the 28th, illustrating her loc-
turcs by the uso' ot' a large map and
ontortain- '
Wlutely snubs tit-hump ;~
blondnicc i'lils. For inden- V .
tury workers of rvrry aluminium!
on equal. sttreiy curc Cultivation. .
ludigciiiion, sin; nuduché‘ ind nur'
auction. to oil ci‘ which complaintr
the sedentary are peculioriy‘lublcct.
sonEchiS,
uuuu ,, nu,
' “iivttt the liver.“
Ind Insure health, renewed cu-
cmy and good spirits. Continuous
uc not'nc‘ciocur i
n- y e a c.
Absolutely'gnrmkn
I'm- Islc everywhcrc.
It! by mail.
Dr. J. 11. Schenck's & Son
Phil-dolphin. Po.
'2! cents a box.
NORWALK STUDENTS ARRESTED.
Two Youths Were Making a Disturb-
ance About the Streets.
Frank Nicholas oand "Paul ’i‘oarsou.
tw'o pupils of Professor Horstrom's
School, were arrostod last night by
Police Captain Pennington. on charges
South Nol‘Witlli Iluptisl Uhurcii. II.
ii, (furpcnlcr. pastor—wilz-ii’i 11 in.. pray-
~.-lr-.e, topic or sorntou, The Ninth in
llll‘
- . cucli your urn tho product of the pur-
liunl: 7 p. 111., rcgulttr service, this is
Mcrkclt untboiii. lilcsscd lw
unllicni. 1) Jesus. Thou Art
Stuudiuz, 'I‘li. Shepard; postlude, I’ro- ~11an t‘ord Timon. l tcrnoon was uncut. The next meeting
('t'ssioiiiil March, A. tiltilmont. Even —- Ewill hr with Mrs. William Clark. of
log: I’rcludo, Murcho Soicnucilc. MR. M'DANIEL HAS GONE ABROAD::ili Ellliwulltl svonnc. on Friday ullcr-
Gounod; anthem. It is it Good Thing
to (live 'l‘liunks. Wm. Potter: oftertory
'l‘llt‘
King of hove, H. 11. Shcllcv: postludc
It‘irst ‘Btlpllh‘l. Church. Not-walk, I).
W. 'l‘nlmugc Vuu lioron. pastorml’ray-
I’rnycr scrvicc
Souls two.
A cordial writ-onto to all who attend
(irncc ’Iinptlst Church. (-orncr Iiullcr
charts. A true will offering will bc
of breach of the peace. This morn-
tnkon at the close of each lecture.
lug ouch forfeited $10 bonds. rather
~—-——v . lhau‘uppeur in court and stand trial.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. ‘ The No young turn had been mak-
First Christian Science Society. but a disturbance in Hoyt‘s 'i‘heatrc.
Norwulk—-.itogular Sunday service at. during UN HhOW. sitting 1“ it ”0111
the reading room. Masonic butlding.‘ soul. and criticizing the actors ”In audlv
Sunday, January 211st. Subject, hove.) bio tones. Several mule members of
’l‘egthnony meeting. Wednesday. 3 p.1thtt uudioncc seriously contemplated
in. To both services the public is cor.l ejecting them front the theatre tor
dially invited. Reading room open ml the” 00111111“. there.
the public each week day [min 2 to;
r, p, m. or] down the street singing and making
.21 loud noise and general disturbance.
YALE DIVINITY SCHOOL 8CH0LAR.‘I’olit-e Captain Pennington went to
SHIPS itbcm and told them they must keep
‘ imoro quiet. The smaller one of tho
NEW HAVEN Jun. 20.-’l‘iic uwurtis‘ two became very nbusivc and insult-
“ ”W 1“ “88 and Allis scholarships 0f. ing and called Captain Pennington u
the i'ttlc Divinity School for the term Q number 01' uncoinplimontury names.
ending December :30. were announced; He was thcroupon arrested. At this
today as follows: Itltc othcr one became abusive. and
Fogg scholars: Senior class, Man I talked Ilkc a rowdy. so that Captain
1011 icroy Butler, Minneapolis. Minn: il’cnnlngton took both the buntums un-
Oscnr E. Maurer, New Havonl: liuc-ldcr his wingr and led them ignoniiir
IUB 0. I’ortcr. Boioit. Will.- Middle 10111in to tho C0!)lt!l‘_ wlicrc they wore
class. Darwin A, lieuvitt, Belolt. Wis. installed safely.
Junior class, Daniel W. Kurtz. i-InrtA Soon after their installation In dur-
viilc, Ohio; Theodore B. Luthrop. Ash-lance vilo their bravery wlitcd and
land. Wis. '11on became just kids again. They
Allis scholars: Senior class. Don soul for a chum named Burke. who
did .I. Cowling. Scottrialo. Pin; Wil- . had $20. and he not It up as ball.
1er A. Itowcll, Moudovi. Wis. Midi 'l‘hls inorniu': llicy l‘allctl to nppcar
dlc class Hugh it}. Brown. I)ayton.:in court and their ball was declared
Washington: Karl 0. Thompson. Tortoitcd.
Springfield. Muss. Junior (‘liit-tn" Wul-v
lcr l... Ferris. Oak Park. 111.: Ponrl 16.!
Mathias. Ilixlispirc, I’m; Henry I).
Smith. Iiclolt, Wis.
CONCEALED WEAPONS.
.. chcrni homicides lit
N
LOUDEN WINS 550 SILVER CUP.
W. 1'}. booth-n. ni' ltivcrsltlo 15 show-
ing. with pardonablc pride. thc bund-
lfltililtisl premium ol thc poultry slimy.
, lIl Stnitiioril. at $50 silvci‘ cup donnlctl
Connecticut ' by (i. I). ’l‘illcy, of Darlon. for White
Wyuittlotlcs to the exhibitor winning
the Itirgcsl. ntunbcr of iirst prizes two
yours in succession. be having coin-
plicd with thcsc conditions.
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iiiclous practice. of curryiiitr concealed
~ weapons. i-‘inycrs and slain arc usuuL
ly aliens. who litivo eomo hero from
southern Europe. and who aren‘t. curml 1 1
of the notion that American liberlyl HOSPITAL WHIST CLUB-
involvos iiccnsc to shoot and slattl The regular tuccting oi‘ the Hospital
But Connecticut, hits no law makingi Whist Club was hold yesterday after-
llu- carryitiu of cottcoalud chpons 11; noon. with Mrs. W. S. Sturlcvanl. of
criminal ol‘t'onsc. That isn‘t right.2 Elmwood uvcnuc. A very pleasant :11-
.Icssc ii. itiurlian-icl. who conductsf"0011.1“0'3. 3-
a large pigcou farm on Newlown It\'l,‘-l W.
u-uc nailed at 10 o‘clock vestordnv for, WM ,WT
' ' ' Here Is Rebel lor Women.
licintitm. He will spout: about twot‘
months itt that country. ’I‘hc trip , -. ‘ . -
is for busiucss and plcnsurc combined. l ml! ’3‘? l‘l“; piling 1::“l\l“"r‘::‘llcll’{l‘(u:‘i:‘d
lint-inc. his absence Mrs. Muellnniei. _" “(,0 ml ‘ ‘- 1' b ‘fif .
and Miss ltutli Mncimuiol will bourd’““m‘ “.(mmm’ ”WNW If” Fm.“ 0‘
at .. w...“ uvontto Women s ills. try Molhcr may 3 “AUB-
‘ *‘ __ ITRALIANLEAF." n u itsnfrmonlh-
iv regulator and curcs all li‘oinaio
NEW T068 FOR SOLIDERS. . ‘.‘ ’ _ .
As it result of llit‘ Inspection of tho l xiii“3:235:61)?”ugu‘giel‘gmglrdggi
Sci-mid chlmoitt by Captain Sony, 01- traitan-Lcaf is mm bv .1)...th or
m“ "Ml”! Hum“ army, “l ”w “WW3" i sent by until t'or 1’10 c114. Sample soul.
rccnlly. numerous "modern lilil)l‘(l\’l!~ PRICE, Address, The Mother (lrny
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torwll ii. 111.. trouchlng sorVICt‘2
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Cures a Cold in One Night.
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anti Quincy slrccts. I). S. Thomas, pus-
11:30
TRIAL BOTTLE: 25c.
Gnarantoed to Cure Any Cough. 25¢ ..
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 50c
Cures Worst Group In a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulceratod'Tonclls.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption.
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures in Ono Month.
Opens Brutus. Pm. and “tom nut-inn.
Curos Hay Feveryor Moneyliolundet‘l. 50c - $1.00
Only Thing on Earth matures Asthma.
tncnls" liuvo lit-cu recommended in the Co.. IA‘RO)’. N. 1: .
equipment of tho militia.
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After leaving the theatre, they walk R
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There was a little when all
possible for a novice to make
Our Annual Salt- comes a
Black Taficta Silks
Colored , Tafietas
Plaid Silks and Novelties
Wool Moreens
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year. perhaps because we anticipate an curlicr season. All.
. klllllS‘Of skirts are contained therein.
Black Silk Italian Cloth
The D. M. Read Co.
Enablt'tbcd 1657.
Annual sole of Petticoats.
. ,1 yr
women made tltcir,own l’ct-
ticouts, and very dainty and fine they were with much hand
work. Now it is difl'crcnt. 'I‘
that the Petticoats beneath shall be as correct in cut and fit
as the outside skirts, and as perfectly tailored too. 50, few,
women make Petticoats realizing that it is more satisfac-
tory and economical to buy them ready to wear. It is im‘
he gowns of today demand
a Petticoat with the style,
beauty and quality oi those oticrcd iii the shops.
little earlier than usual this
Black Brilliantincs
Colored Brilliantines ,.
Mcrcerized Satecns
Taffeta Petticoats. plain and changeable, made with
deep flare llouuccs. value $6.50. for- $4.98.
111 $10.00 and
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'I‘nlicta Petticoats iii elegant styles. wor
$12.51), many novelties, for $7.75.
Silk Italian Cloth. tltcsc in six different styles, regularly
worth $2.50 and $3.00. for $1.98.
Colored licatherbloom Petticoats.
light in weight. value $350. for $2.98.
' Black Satccn Petticoats in cxtra sizes, worth
for $1.98.
lllark Saloon I’ctticoals with white polka dots. 98c.
lilack and white checked Petticoats, worth $1.50, for
t .c.
)8 lilack and white was-1b Petticoats. worth 98c. for 59¢.
Satccn Petticoats lined with lliiiiiicl. 98¢.
Uuting Fluiiiicl Petticoats, at 21), 39 and 58c.
stylish, graceful,
$2. 50,
llo not forgo-l about the l'dli‘llllllt‘t‘ Specials. Attention
is dircclcd lo the Dressers. tTliiii'tiinicrs and Chairs before
mentioned. And have you noticed tliosc exceedingly cou-
vcnicnt MacDougall Kitchen Cabinets that arc at prcscnt in
the corner window at liairlicld avenue and Middle street. ‘
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Janudrl
This week we open our January sale 01 Ladies' tinder-Muslim.
.1. ”rt"; ' X’,
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salel
Ladies’ Night Robes.
SIXTY STYLES HANGING IN PRICE FROM 390 TO 82.60.
ALSO SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S UU'I‘iNG
GOWNS.
Lsdies’ White Skirts.
It‘Oll'l'Y STYLES. HANGING IN PRICE FROM 391: To $2.98.
Ladies’ Muslin Drawers.
PRICES 190 TO 751:.
‘ Lodies’ Corset Covers.
PRICES 10 TO $1.00,
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SOUTH NORWALKHCONN‘.
Telephone 346. ‘ ‘ ‘
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
rosin WRIOK ar marrow.
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Ital-1T SAILOR. w
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DcrallodwNo Detective Charts told to Hon Inn
no inland. Rupert-title It Inc Rut. .
HARTFORD. Jan. 20.-«~Whtio the VIC'mitlA. B. (1., Jon. Euro-unit or
south-bound train. made up of tour information and bad elutrtc no mid
coaches and sushi-u. on the Connoctl- by dispatches from the west coast. to
duty-11w road. leaving Hartford tit have been responsible tor till! omn-
0:015. was attempting to malts s skiing in: oi the enter calm. A. Whitman.
torwsit tortilla, north-bound train to and seven of the crow at tho wreck-
psiiit ctimlt’s Dyko. auricular train on British llilp King stld, which
come on. .snd, colliding with tiielwsn driven ashore on 13an Rectum
smoker or the soutliabound train, tom‘ Doomutier 13. Although tho scone 7 of
oil! one or its trims. and IONMI ll. tilt tho dimottor is within night iniltilrof
Two ‘Puun c
the Witch snddorcilodthutwo coaches tho indlan sediment. or oaths.
. which followed; . , » where a large tndinq‘w is local“.
o fourth oottohwu lott stondinn and there In it new no. light
much and tuna pattidoi‘crtt at muo-
quot. Captain Davidsonrsont the boat‘s
crew to Cape titanic, one hundred milcii
on t a main track. The pummel-s in
the southbound mootved a motion:
shutting up” and some or them were
out. by rlyitu. sinus. but no can wait
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Iwould be cleared for lrsllic .101in.
may tor minimise and tho bottb'li
crow liltVlli‘M'fll‘Bdu ’ w . .
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ItNTIPtTMMID It“. #1 , , $117!.
M‘M l. , .. '7
entertained in circuits“; ‘1
seriously injured. r 't’ho.kitatiitiotive or
the south-bound was not tutored. nor
were any of the combos oi lilo other
train. it. on stated that. the tracks
The .Oddinfllt Q11
< Price at. his home. 41,.
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Take 0 amino Quintin 'rsti- shuntingtmgioum ~
1m 1! ti tint! in Mr. 1&0,th
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