. something she wanted. and when she
it
h I Ayn-VI WSIridIle-llll to now on
; c0 0 free from Ilcohoi. AIk $11111 ”cream
X'n'l‘d' 11:11am: 1
Pure Drugs
AT molar PRICES.
GOODS DELIVIRED FREE OF
CHARGE.
llll)‘ Bridginll’lnl'mad.
rumnn RI: mm. more.
, :05 wsssmelre men» in.»
, Tel. MAM-I
, .
James Evenden is very low at. his
home in Bette Place.
The siding is being put on William
l’odmore's
bridge.
Rev. James W. Davis will lend the
regular weekly prayer meeting and
social service to be held this evening'
at the Advent Christian Church.
A well attended ind exceedingly
beneficial cottage prayer meeting was
held last evening at the home of Mrs.
Henry Taylor. on Benedict Farms.
M S. Partrlok yesterday visited his
daughter, Mrs Barnum who is ill in
new building. 0111thc
Dunbury with typhoid fever. ilo rc-
ports that she is considerably bet-
ter.
The Junior League and Sunday
school scholars of the East Avenue
i‘hurch will meet at the ('hulch at .‘l
11 clock sharp on Friday, to march to
tho Norwalk Methodist Church 'i‘lu-
ll11v.A.i1.llub'baid williaddrcss tllf‘
three Methodist Schools of The Nor-
wulks at 3:30 p. m. He will give, one
of his inimitable and dciightful oh~
jct't lesson addresses to young folks.
All are cordially invited. and are ask-
ed to be promptly on time. The pastor
and superintendent of the Junior
League will accompany the school.
When Fiossie came to visit ho1
g1 11ndmn James for the first time as
the representative of the fourth edition
of the house of Davenport. she w as
about the same age as Ruthy and as
full of pranks, prattlc uud pantomime
1111 No. 5 is today. and these twain
mark the fifth ilt‘ilcl‘atluil in llflt‘lil dos
(out from Corporal Dodgc of (lent-1 :1l
Washington's 111'111v. [1 insole had 11
weakness for getting everything he-
vond i1II'e1 101111, and when the old 5:111-
ilenlan was not expecting it, she wouhi
walk up his body like a. wood pecker
up 11 iron until she got to his should-
ers and then planking her icuthrr
shot-s and full weight on top of lllh‘
ancestral brad. reach up till 11"h1- not
could not reach the grapes by fair
1113111111 she wuuid- thrust- her body out
of the upper window where she was
seated until there was nothing left
but her little feet, of which Uncle Ned
took good care to hold tight. and in
this way she got her full of grapes,
unknown to momma and grandma.
When the old folks went out for a walk
111 to go shopping Flosslc wont aloha.
but. bcforct taking I1-1'111- made this 11111-
solinlt r11111111'kz"l)on'i cry grunti-
pu, i will bring you peanuts and
candy." hilt 11p to date they have not
yet arrived
Mr. Dunnett's sermon last night.
founded upon John 8: ll: “Neither do
i condemn thec', go and sin no more."
was an awful arraignment of the sin
of gossip. The men who brought
sinner-1 with which to stone the woman
who was 11 h‘liillt'i‘. went away after
Jesus” words. leaving tho stunt-s. bill.
gossips carry about and cast stones
1d their neighbors. llo garb 11 strik-
ing int-stance of 11 porn young girl
who had lost both character and life
itself by the brunt“ of suspicion lllliilli
1111-11] and dcfauiutory by gossip. When
11 man begins by coulpllinontiug anoth-
er and then adds "lull~~" do not listen
to him beyond the ward lllil. H1- rc-
bliod amusing luwtauccs in which hi-
iultl brought the gossip and the, one
Rossini-d about I‘m-1- to flu-c. to the
confusion of tiur former. A gentle-
man once 1111111 him the dollars for
time teaching this sentlomnn‘s with
the folly and 11in of gossip Ho liken-
ed gossip in the gathering of snow
upon th1i mountain which forms an
avalanche and swrspu down the moon-
tain side. destroying villages and their
inhliblianls. ills clotting appeal to
men and women to ho Christllko mull
forgiving: lo lift up tlill1 fallen and
help those struggling to regain limt‘
charm-tor. was moat thrilling and 1-f-
fut-live. M1111 came to the altar for
prnyrr Many new tacos were seen
in the convention lust uluhl. 'l'he
iuihuare of the meetings is morn1 and
more widely fclt."‘ll1e,l' will closc
can work from liminllt ’lonlghl the
WM!“ will be “’1 ho. flitly l‘ hoicol l,1t-fi'
on Friday. "Who ill to fibula-51.11
ili'tiliillll talk to young wouu-u Every
body lllrllutf Friends from llrldnc
poll 1111- mom-1rd if‘ritl lay
mu cm”. .11»
, 111.111.1111
ill no You lint mm Mi
Dan the
Motor. of .
t
W
ROWAY’I‘ON.
'l‘ho atom- wurk for the new hrid 19
over 1111- Ker-tor brook n1 1111111111111 11.
is nearly completed 1 1
In. A it. Cleverly null 111111“. [Mill
’ not fit-o to tho
1.311111%“. 11311111."
“3-month". I'lllI lI “1::thij
on. I11
'1.- 11-1 1 1.11m:
at -i p. 111., Friday. before Justice Dun-
loll.
The members of the. Rowaytou Gun
Club are considering the m tier of
holding a shoot on the grotto s neat
Roton Point on Thanksgiving Day.
The affair will depend somewhat on
the condition of the weather. and it
is not known whether it will be in the
morning or afternoon.
WHO DON'T LIKE Till?) FIFE AND
111111111?
Who is this Not wulk critic.
Or better known as (rank 1
' Who tlndslso much fault with a drum
corps——
lie-ought to be put in a tank.
Does he forgot when he was young.
He would like to have his full:
I will bet he is no f‘rand Army mun.
For they all love the life and dtuin.
Some people are naturally born to
dislike,
And do anything for talk:
Let. them rerucmbcr the good old say-
lug:
”We must creep before we walk."
E. J. C.
South Norwalk, Nov. ii.
The Norwulk Probate Coult
through Judge Daniel B. Bradley. .11..
of Westpmt has handed down a de-
cision in the matter of the application
to have admitted- to probate a. docu-
meat” purportind to he the last will and
testament. of Henrietta Smith late of
Rowaytbn. The application was filed
by Mrs, Smith's nioce..l'uilt1 E. For-
r.ls the solo beneficiary and exectitrix '
Mrs. Smiths other heirs claimed 1111-
due influence and incapacity to make a
w.lll A law suit. resulted which has
been before the court for many
months. lltlllhult & llavls reptcsent-
ed the protesting heirs while l-‘esscu
den & Carter appealed fm \‘llss wr-
1'i11.ln the decision .ludgc illndicl
finds that the written instr-uuu ul was
not and is not the will of licnrltttu
Smith
Mw_.___~
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The Court of Appeals at Albany.
awarded W E l).Stokes$22,1tiild1111111 7
gos azalnsl the Continental ”'l1ust Co..
of New York
WESTPORT
iiirs.i"raul1 \imvin is the guest or
New Yolk friends
Miss Daisy Wadaius has gone to
New iork whcro slu- ls to spend the
winter
ilal'oid Kcelcr has taken a posi-
tion in the store of Arthur .lciii'fo oi“
Suligatuck. .
Mrs. 'i‘. it. Hit! 1-allo1l 1111 friends lil
lrccus Forum and llt'lijttllllil liiil our
day last Week.
.ltllin Elwood 11f lll'ddlnl-I. hill ii for-
111111- resident. of (it-oops Farms-1 is visit
friends 111 that Illlll'l'
Mrs, Sonic of Michigan. is making
an extended visit with her sister. M r11.
Oscar Smith. in Saoxamck.
.Mrs. Dorcy of Snugniul'k. is caring
for her sister. Mrs. Vincent of Cross
Highway. who has been ill. 1
George floor has resumed his busi-
ness here and his return to our midst l
is greeted with approval.
Mrs. Edgar Sherman of iloihri visit-
cd lit-‘i' daughter. lilrs. W. ill. t'olilun.
of the West End. l'i'tti-ntly.
Mrs. William Stuart and Mrs. i-‘1'1111l1
Ar1i1- wrrc inn-sis of Mrs. (11111111 of
Bridgeport. lust \veek \‘i’c1i111'111l11y.
.lnmcs Burns has moved lI‘illli the
old lirudicy homculcnd 111 111l1- of
Frank Raymond's houses 1111 Riverside
li\‘l’lllii'.
Mr. and Mrs. (i. S. Allen. of l'mupo
Slt‘l‘i'l have returned from 11 visit with
Mrs. Allen's broilu-r. itr. W. it Put-
lit-v in Milford.
ill'nlty Mt't'ltl'l‘ and wife who hurt-
bm-u making an extruded visit wuh
relatives and friends ill lilc l-‘11ruu1 vi-
l'inlty have 1111111» to New York for thc
\l'llllf'l'.
'l‘hosc from Westport who have :11-
it-ndcd the cvuuscllstlc services at the
Host AVt'illii' Methodist Church. blast
Nurwalk. report the tutor-111d lucrcusinu
and tho alivudanvc large,
A number of Westport urallurrs 111-
tondcd the meeting 11f.ti1o North-Id
arrange last iv‘riday evening. The 1111-
tcrtalnumni 1111111111111 was cxcollcnt
and a fine suppct added to tho cujm
mom of the guests
The members of the Rangoon-k M111
thoiiint Episcopal Church have voted
to hold cottage prayer liltittllmui during
the winter instead of the midweek
meetings at tho church hall. The
first will bo held tonight. at the bouw
of Mrs. Hiram .lelitfr. -
The. funeral of Mrs. (diaries Elwood
was attended from her into homo 'l‘nos;
day afternoon. iii-v. Warren P. han-
tier-11. pastor of the Wt-niporl Congre-
gational church. of which the rim-.1111 ed
Was a illi‘liilit‘l‘. oillrlatcd. Mru. .‘i-
wood was Well known and art-ally 1'1-11-
period.
'111. 1111.1 Mrs. w, 11. 1111111111111. Mr.
and Mrs. l-ldward 'l'holulm. of Wrntpori
and Mira lit-lie lirailh-y. or lllllshlr,
wore diuum trauma/11f Mr. and Mrs.
ii‘l'tmli Aldo. of i‘hmrh Nlt‘iif‘l Han
.rlnturk. last Thursday The urchins
was very ploununll spent with whirl
M1111. Win-111111 won .1 prize and Mrs.
.‘l‘horuull received consolation iro-
phy. '
’i'he pronto of 8 lyatuok Wet-111111111.
led Saturday 11 hi by the ringing of
the, fire bell. embers of thr- Sangu-
"tell ”one company. No. 4 uultkly rou-
ponllod. and found the l‘lt'1- at th11 home
of Austin Wnkoillllil. Mr Wald-mun
had been lillltlllf his yard rain-ll and
enroll. The fire not
advantage, or the 1111111 and spread 1111
rapidly that it was feared that it
might extend to Mr. Wheeler‘s build-
ings. Which were v y near; hence the
cult for help. 'l‘h, firemen 11111111 had
tin. or this 111111111. 11111 1111111111 111 1111111-
no! Runaway s. 11 union street. mm:
sum or the tour ttullIuI 1.111
money in the bombs of the
oorpetltteti tire to cattle by
M
111111111111
the him- extlnmllsiwd with 111111- lllti
Mr. Walteinuu of 1111 old we
house
HEM arrowhead was sdftcnatod
11111111» ninth. through her clothes
rub-hing tire. The lady. ot‘Cf' highly.
cottage smelled smoke and on love:
lit)
tunes from headline and it isI believ-
ed accidentally ignited her clothlns.
She had 1111111 shun time previous part.»
on nutrition with her do. lords-law
for the 1113 t. Later noon 1111111 or the
ligation found Mrs Sherwood in a
heap on the floor near her bed. hcr
undergarments smoldering and she
iii-1111.. Bho’ Was not burnt-1i about the
body. D1. Powers pronolmccd dcuth
doc to asphyxiation nurhaccidcniul.
At. the that business meeting, hold
on the Min, of the recetly remganlzcd
Wostport Water Company 11ml 11111-1:-
tl'ic Lighting system the new direc-
tors voted to abolish tho. former 111
Klille'tl unpopular practices” adding a
live pcr ccnl penalty to electric. light
1111; 111111. not paid within 1 limit of
ten days. in place 01‘“th rebutt- of
five percent. will be allotted "helonfter
on all electric lighting bills paid with-
in ten days from date of bill; This is
equivalent to a reduction. of five per
cent «mm the established rate to all
W'cstpolt consumers. who may desire
avail th1uuuolvo1 of the ten- day per
iod. A similar change regarding the
water rates was also favorably (llt-l‘
cussed and will probabli go into of
feet as soon as arrangements can he
perfected. Ways and minus me also
under consideration by the new man-
ugcment. which may result in West-
port being supplied with a continuous
twenty four hour daily electric light-
ing and bowel service. whereby lo11ti
consumers may enjoy the tonvonlcucc
of instant light at any hour of the
dliy or night, the same as those liv
log in the lalger cities. instead of
only at night. as at present. 'lhe new
management 111-11111 composed of well
known South Norwalk businesx men.
is heartily in sympathy with the in-
terests of beautiful Westpor.1 whose
welfare and promise of advancement
it has set out at the very start to aid
11 s11ci1 p1 attlcai ways as it can com-
11111111!
WESTON. .
”lire-dorick Books is
house.
i. A. Meade is worIkiug in (lrtcu
with
Miss Myra llumiit has bton width
11] to tho houw with a severe 1-1.1111
Mrs ls11.11 Rhodes who wig. quilt-
ill the lirst of the Week is I111pr'miul.
Mr. and Mrs (icorgo (Torso npcui
11.11'1 of last Week 111 Pound Ridge.
till-‘11 i.c1111 ll‘unton. of Muslim. has
spent a few days with Mrs. \'. liodirty.
Mr. and Mrs. ilnwh'y Williams have
visited llidgelicid friends this Wf‘tk.
Mrs George Smith has returntd
from a visit with i101 sistcl in New
\"olk.
(‘ontrucior Palclu-u has begun work
1111 11 lurnc burn for Mrs. l-‘. lluwcll.
in iiaston.
Miss Limit- Adams I‘t'ltli‘llr this week
from 11 visit in Lyons l’lulu 11nd at
Valley il‘ol'gn.
llul'wlu llt‘llill‘l':llltl
lirot-h have 5111-111 11
lil'irlgl-iuu'l.
.\ 111-w bridge
the "brunch." near
'i'. iloutu'll).
Mr... ll. 1‘, llurllullt entertained 11
number of uutwts at whisl. 1111 'i‘uos
day i‘it‘lllllll.
|i1~l.'1llv1-s from Monroe havc spout
sz-v-u‘ul days with Mr, and MrR. Ly-
1n.1u ”('i'i‘fl. ~ 1
Mrs. l-‘rcdcrb'k Hunks will cour-
laiu 11 number of lady friends. tomor-
row afict'noon.
Mr. and Mrs. .larob Kennel
\‘isllt'tl their son. Henry Kcuuri.
f.1ullly, in ltoddlnlz.
Mrs. Samuel Ayers has
from a visit with lil‘l' sister.
S. i-lurlbull. lu i‘uuuou.
ll'u Andrews. who has lately act-cpl-
11l ti position ill the ii.1\l.ltoull store
in lt1'1'ilnop1nt. was at his home l-uto
orel hunduy
.\l1.~1. 'i'-luodorc Hamilton has been
,pt-ndiuc :1 l‘1-w days with her thumb
11-1', Miss May ilumlliou. in South
Norwaik.
rc rooting his
and
low
('-lt'.ll‘l1'\
days in
has lii‘t‘il laid over
flu,- house of M.
have
and
l‘i‘ilii'llt'tl
Mfr-1. ll.
NEW BRUNSWICK BANK MET DE-
MANDS.
Nt-ZW iilil'NH\\'ii'l\'. N .i., N111. 1:1.
‘l‘lu- 1'1111 1111 the Non ”111111111 1111 5111;
illltti Institution, which was button you
11-1'1luy. Was practically 111'111' to1l;ly.'l'hu
bank met all 1111111111111, About lu'onty
tlcpllullm'u withdrew their uu1-11unis
curly bodul'. I
pore: 1111111 or I311, 1m 11111111111; the
1»
Shel-Edge
to carve your turkey. for
' THANKBGlViNG.
'i‘llo t-lhur i-‘Jdlu- (burying Sets range in
prlccll from 52-00 to 86.00. and every-
Sllver mount-
ono ought to havc our.
ad and very handsome in design.
Call and use them at
Charles E; Dov,
unanimity.
m wasntne'rou eraser.
~ Phone 167w-
Joaeloff’e I
tint the habit 1111.1 try our goods on
well as prices. 'l‘hey both work her
mouldusiyu-
DRAW TIM“.
tom! of 0111- 71m Winners:
it‘lne 'i‘tiille Hitler 271.- lb.
Valley breadth: Apples .. and per 1111
Fancy-bemoan. dos. 95c
31113111111113.1111 from pron, out. use“
72 N11. Mata fit. to. NorwIlk.
O
_ -Uuwr‘lm .111». WWW"
., WMOMOQMW‘
.
being an orthonormal object. 11p-
pculs at first to the of“: lull upon
closer 111-111111i11tuuco it built-111's it-
self to the heart. tlccuuso of its
adaptability to all 1.1111011111111405.
‘ For Sale by
Harare lilasll, fullest and forth llu luh‘i
MRS. MARGARET BIOTTOM DEAD
President of int. Order of King's
Daulhtors and Sorts.
NEW YORK. Nov. l5.—~Mr.~l. Mar»
gall-t Bottom pushiont of il11 lair-111a-
li1lnttl f)11l1| til l\iilu‘sl):1u_rlliuis llllll
S11115.:1n1l 111 the \\'11111:111'.il1.1111b of
tho lni1-t'111lilouul Medical Missions.
dicd at lli‘i‘ home. No. 323 East Son-u-
tocnth 1111-11111 today, tlilt‘il seventy-111111)
3'1111'11. Slu- had ill-1'11 ill for a \\'(‘i'li
uud lli'l' iii-nth was not entirely unex—
lit-civil.
Mrs. l‘o'iolp was 11I11‘- 11f ili1‘ lit-st
known “111111-11 in lll1' l'niicd Status.
and had 11 l:11'::.'1' acquaintance abroad
Slu- ltntl lit‘t‘ll 11 l1-111l1-1' in “311111-1131 1:11
1'ili1-s for many lu-tll‘s. and had ulvcll
'liibh- talks" in New York homes for
the 11:11.1 l\Viilli\'-ll\i‘ yours. Sh.- wps
llii‘ widow of lit-v. I". iiolltun, ll. ll.
was 11 \11l11n1lu11us \\'i‘llt'l‘ on religious
l'ilili‘S. and 111111 at 111111 llllli‘ 1111 11111111
1-lul1- whim of tho lsullvs “1111111 .ltllil'-
11:11. toulributillg t'1'ltlllitl‘lv to that 11-11»
iotllcul us \\('ll as to religious papers
and oluguzincs
1\ luothcr' :~‘ knowledge is the only
bottomless pool that has never been
litholnod
LADIES
—- DP. “nation’s-
Compound 11.53”"
Sate. Quick. Reliable Re ulator
Ill ilpcrtor to other remedies sold at his writes
and, tint-Mufti“ “I01? by over
“‘i'?“ Priced f‘ onto drun-
111- law ‘by r1111!entimonlnlundiKmkb-ifree
fir. latlfl'unro. Phlladolpniu. PII.
Genuine
Gasrt‘oke
\
You'd jump at illo.1-l1;1111'o to saw
:111'; in your business. Why not now
llil',} lu your furl blllS'.’
GAS COKE. ion for ion. lzlvcs lull
.1:.' much iu-nll 11s the best hard cont,
15b bu lli'iivct‘i'd
111d goon just as far.
1113qu 11 “hillbilly llnutol‘or 3" 5
[3111111. liuilunl 1i
hghlmgllumpuug
Fresh Fish.
amourlion..................121:lb
Wuki‘iIh..........1............12clb
Nutty. Eoin....................ido lb
Special inI of Who“ Minion, 1011 lb
Cal-eon”......................12c lb
Porgiu........... .1...........100 lb
Buttor‘Fllh..1.................12clb
HIllbut.....«...................1411lb
Oink 0011...“... ............1211 lb
Lewd dry Italian. 461; to 501; I quart
All othIr 1mm of Boa Food at
RIIIenIbiI Prion.
“ llCl'OSS.
‘I’HI FIOPLI’O mu AND OYITIR
MA KIT.
Old flotation Army lulldln
It End at Washington Strut
"8111191.
it is Good
Brooklyn mum title’s lust but
No better. 1
house. 01 oil our «to in
item at lowest prim. Sui. 151-11.”
dwm
I «n
'at St Albans W. \11.
lm it in your -
Gunner; new 7‘
11111111111510 1111.1:
'11 ascrssuv...
\oilt only safeguard in Real,
iislale transactions w when
llcnl libelou- titles 11111 guul'nll-
I teed and insured by this com-
puuy they are absolutely pro-
t1-ci1-‘d from Al1i1 mum's and
ill-ft'f'll-l.
()Nid l‘i'o insures you as long
1111 ypu own lllf‘ m-opol'iy.
l-‘ut‘ leaflet and full p11riicu-'
luvs 111st: youi llll‘Ala ESTATE
ilililKl-‘il or ATTORNEH, or
who home office.
lieu York 81 Connecticut
lortgage it Title Guarantee Co.
New Rochelle, New York.
W0 .
l
FIFTEEN iNJURED lN WRECK.
Pennsylvania Express Leaves Track
Owing to Spreading Rails.
V\'ll.l)\‘\'0()i). N. 'J.. Nov, 15.——Fii‘-
icon passengers were injured. twool’
them probably fatally-J11 ihe wreck of
an express train on the Pennsylvania
railroad 111 Grassy Sound pour here
yesterday. The train was bound from
(‘11111d1-11, N. .i.. to this pluce. Spread
lug rails is bellow-1i to how.- bucn illc
cause. of the wreck.
MADE HAPPY FOR LIFE.
Great happiness come into the home
of S. 0 llialr school superintendent.
when his little
1i.'1’llzl1icl was 11-11111 111! from the dread
fui complaint hc 1111111115 lies 5.11 '- ‘My
little 1i11ul.i1t1~rl1111i St \ilun' linncc,
which yielded to no treatment but
l;l‘f‘\\' steadily worst- until 1114 11 last r1"-
sort we tried Electric lilltei‘s: and i
rcioice to say. three bottles viii-rind
11 complete euro." Quick. Miro cure
for nervous conlplniuis, 111-111-1111 tit-hill-
l_\'. ft'luah- wctikm'ssos. impoverished
blood and malaria. Guaranteed by i-‘.
ll. Baxter's. Smith Norwalli. and id. l’.
Word‘s N111‘w:1|l1.1l1'111: stores. Price
5.1111. ' u
Interesting Specials
The Very Best Elgin Creamery But-
ter. per lb. 28c
Potatoes. per bushel 75c
3 Cans Corn .. 25c
3 can: Early Juno Fen .1........ 25¢
A. Stull
Phdne 223—3.
22 Cottage Ave.. East Norwalk.
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
E. E. Gotham,
lDEOOBATOR.
IILIPHONHI. I '1' -
1I I'm-r 91'. I. uonwsuc.
1m...“ .11 .. .«11uw -.1
l till we w. u moan. l
' funeral Director
l and l'mblimor.
19 North Main St. South NOI‘WIlk.
ReIidIncI, o WIIhington Bil-«t.
Telephone“ It been, .1114 2.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING, ”I
STEAM, I
HOT WATER.’ (.111
AND "hill!
GAB FITTING.
shun—11' 6811M
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and 21111:. ‘
.. so death?“ Main Street.
711
'siape at Judge Banks. Tee, in Editorial
SENATOR BULKELEY HITS AT
ALLAN W. "APAIGE.
in His Paper, The Hartford
Courant.
num- H. hunks, announcing his run-
dl1i111'y tor sin-alter. published in yes-
tci'tloy's l’ool. the ilurlt‘ord'(kmrani.
opposed to Allan W. i'ziiu1.>,'sg1yu
this morning's issue.
.lu1le1- Elmore S. ilnnks, of Fair-
iicld. lilt'llllll‘.l'-(‘l1-i't ol‘ the running
house, littl.’ written 11.1'1-111111'i111bl1- lot-
111' to his fellow l'lii'llilli’i‘i-l which is 1-1--
prluiml elsewhere. Mr, iluuks says
he wants to lie speaker and he tries
lilajo1"lllt-'1111. who Is fortunately wide-
ly and most favorably known ulroudy
uudlgull‘ied :lllilt it will b.- 111 111-1'1liiy ta-
k1-11 as 1111 adults-slob that “1. Banks
himself siu 11 up his 11111111111 11ml lulu-s
it out. this 1":11lv iu allusion 111 11111111-
111110. lilr. l'lnukr‘ is om- oi' tho liaise
contingent. and 11111-11111 to lu- dot-ply
tinged with tho dialimloiul1111-111
ty. it looks like an illtercsti11c; ses-
sltln. Ilut we. have no idea that Mr.
Paige will name the speaker of ilu-
house.
LAKEWOOD GOLF TOURNAMEN'II'.
inAKl')’.\\i)()l) N l \1)\'.l.1.~t)11tot
11 list. of 111'1-1'-11i111-t,I\I' unlilvs sixiylour
golfers will qualify i111l1y in tho tour-
nament of the Lakewood i‘111111iry(,‘.lub,
which will be the host opt-11 colnpctitio11
of the year.
Elillidlm ””“l’tltts
Til": ’IIIA‘BIiIIi “BAND
1.111; I"! A your llrugiu 1.11
(‘ hi- -r lit-n tI- rI'o Fill: in Hui
uni III. 1,qu 111'trlll b.1155 ‘I-I‘chil
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cat. Always
- 4 11 1-1rIrwhrre
Ohichcltcr i in unit-III Um. i‘h 11(11)th I‘m.
lllll NlllllNll Billl
IOU‘I'l-I NORWALK, CONN.
TMNOACT. A GENERAL" IANKINL
3 women. .
vi 1" new“: $15533
$100,000.00
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win-Loo AND 11111111118325
$173,500.00
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EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. PM
JOHN H, KNAPP, VlcmPru.
FREDER'CK H. ROWAN, Cashier.
WILFRED BODWELL, Asst. Cashier
I
DIRECTOR: “’
E. H. Mathewson Henry Icy-mot-
John H. Knapp hmuol Grommet
Josiah R. Marvin 'J. Wallace 1111111111
OhriItlIn awartz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan.
i‘IGIreIat Head”
it is only thinking people who get
the host of things when they make 11
purchuso. They "think" beforehand
whore they will no to buy. and theii
grout heads rule that the host store to
patronize will naturally be the 11111.-
that selects its stocks with tho urchi-
out discrimination null cure, and base:
its prices upouJulrucss to all. And
that: is our well-known business 1111111
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We pride ourselves partlcuizrrly on
our hltovo values, (funk. Hunting and
fill llcutcrs. There may be 1111 maul
but there certainly is non.1 lu'llt'i' than
the Stewart at any price. Your lllfllit')
back, if not butlullod, after a month's
ir.iui
A. .l. ANGEVINE d SON.
FURNiTURE, ITO.
184 WIIhington Strut
loath Not-walk. Conn
Wall Papers.
Painters-f Supplies.
Crookeru.
Glassware. ,.
il'ousofumishinu
Goods.
Whit» Curtain P1111111. with ilxturoI. 10¢.
Shades Made to Order.
Painting and
Decorating.
.1. 11. Fiesta.
I? WIIMHIMN limb.
llcl’orrlus to tho lvttor of Judge El~ ,
to mllunr-o his own tllllnl'lll’ abutting '
11nd (1111 st' 11111 It if Mt liuuks can The I
that. ’3
has come upon that clement of the par-
. snow wilds 111.1,...11.
cloth Window lined». with 11111119.». '
Picture frames 1111111111. I
in I
Vegetable
SCIiENCii'S MillililAlili PILLS.
cure- any ul tiles». firemen-1.11mi Blilous—
11111-16, indigestion Constipation. Sick
Headache N used. fildtlllicsu, Malaria.
or Nervous 1.l it‘ll'tltl’h.
SCHENCK‘S
MANDRAKE PILLS
will rsilus you ”nothing eiu will. 'i'lu-y
“liven the liver."
8.111111 bur: 111013111 Alta riosn horne- prom 1111-11
“1.11.: 111'1-1-:1l111lli11',;1..ta111n1111111,
Purely Vegetable-absolutely 11111111111.
l or Hale everywhere 25 cents II box
or by mail.
111.1 1.1111111111111111 111111., 11. ..
"i‘ho (fl'vect of true consecration al-
ways is to cut cleaner the lines oi:
squaro dealing.
llullg 1111 111. Y.
for freight Only
OI find after Tuesday. January I.
1908 Freight: Propellers 11': ll leave
Pier 28 East River. New lurk (foot
of Dover street). evciy dzy. tort-opt
Sunday). at 4 p m Freight rectalvett
at Norwaik up to. 4 11.111. and Bout!
Norwuik up to 5: 30 p.111. ’
NORWALK STEAMIOAT C0. i
Annlng J. Imlih ‘ c. c. Hegomlll
Luau. lunar-1i Alang
...I
THE NEw.
HOTEL VICTORIA
nu: MINUTE room oil-on
EUROPEAN PLAN,
.10“? rooms a special feature. DI!
and Electric Light: throughout Ev.
soy room heated. v
RATES REAEONAILI.
Finely Itocked Cate In connection.
A full line or Ackrr. Merrill I. Can.
dit Co'I celebrated w incl, Liquor. and
Cigar: always on hand
'1‘. il- SULLIVAN: Proprietor.
Telephone Cnil SSS—J.
11111111 LADY'S ooewua CHADIII
should be equipped u'ltll I “111M
'Klandnvm
ti l watery. .
Hove fv‘l‘t' lur 511,1 ppm! to mild
how dell: l. 1.ly convenient it woulQ
he to have 11111 and cold 1'11111111 1: "mi
in. your tilt‘ssiug chamber. Ilse] I
log spar-tuner of first floor both]
room? i1~1 pro-.1 1111- would afford ILI
the higcst degree of comfort. ‘
We will 14W. ly 1111.119 you prim 0m
plumbers are stiltily conipetomm
chanicl. honest and reliable.
Horace it. Nash.
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ‘7‘»
celaln lab 11111-1
1m
PLUMBING AND 317““: 1’
HEATING 1
nor WATER alumna. ‘
. HOT AIR liEA'l‘iNG. J
' STOVES AND saunas, .il
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINQ
GII Ind Steam Fitting,
In Fixtures, Metal Cellinafiltfi
Have you lean our stock of 1
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES a ntlrrcuxlas
COMPA
11 mm; eraser. uouwAut.
Why Not Buu Your
Own Home?! "
Rents are advancing all the tlmo,
and desirable apartments are becom-
lun llctu‘cer every day. We hart-m
number of very desirable homes tot!
solo a: d can make the terms and
price right. .,
J. M. Layton 81 Go. 7;
V1ltl00llP0llATEl‘: '
5 Railroad Avenue. Bo.
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