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OBSERVE SILVER JUBiLEE.
NEW HAVEN. iloo. S.~~——l\iontbors
of St. John's parish arc planning: for
a. celebration ot’ tho Lilith aualvorsnt')‘
of the ordination of thcir pastor. llov.
John D. Coylo. to tho prlosthood, 'l‘ho
silvor jubilcc of tho prlost will begin
on Sunday ovoning, ilocontbor ill. in
Phil's titt‘uirc. whrro lllt‘l'tt will bc mt
onturtaininout and rccobtion. Daniol
Brennan will prostdc. and thoro will
he an itiabomto musical program llll‘
dcr tho dlrcctlon of i’rolcsaor ital;
elii. ‘
A largo purso is to bo pronontod to
Father Coylo (it this limo by his par-
ishioners, the prosontation upooch to
be made by l,)auioi Colin-ll. An ad-
dress will also be titado by Edward l.
Hourn, supreme knight of thc Knights
of Columbus.
On Monday morning at 10 o'clock
there will bc a. solcum high mass at
‘-$t. John's Church with Father Coyle
as the cclebrant. 'l‘bc scrmon will ho
preached by Rev. M. A. Sullivan or
the Church of the Immaculate (lon-
ceptiou in Hartford. a former citrate at
St. John‘s.
Bishop 'l‘icrncywlll bc Di’USOiIl and‘
assist in tho cricbration of tho mast:
and 200 priosls from ill Iovor tho titu-
ccsu.
WILL INTEREST MANY.
lili'ory lli‘l‘Hllil should know that good
lll‘tlllll in intpossibio it tho kidneys uro
dorangod. it‘ttltty‘fi Kiduoy (law will
cut-o liidnoy and bluddor discauo in cr-
ory form, and will build up and
slronglhcu thosc organs so thcy will
perform iholr functions prtutorly, No
dungcr or Bright's dtaottsc or dtahotos
ii' Foley's Kidncy (Turc is taltou in
than l’iuiutod's Drug Store and Tho.
()lillord Pharmacy. ”
-_.__...
FELL DEAD IN HUSBAND'S ARMS.
NEW l“t\lul"ll‘;’:l’, Doc. ti. Strick-
Nt by iu‘iirt dtnottso whilo raring. i'or
hor ini'attt child. Mrs. (loot-an Mui‘luwo.
of this pitiro. was caught by hor ltuH-
band as silo toil and oxpirod in his
arms almost lutntmliatolv. Silo was
thirty yours old and loavos Sl‘Vi'll
young childrou.
DoWllt‘s lx’iducy amt llladtior l‘lils
\iuickiy drive tho poisotm from \Uli’ sys-
tom and thus attord roltoi. A wooit‘n
trcutmunt. for 350. Sold by Tim (,‘iii‘t
ford Pharmacy and The llitdtzo l’bt
macy.
tr.
3‘
BARGE SUNK OFF NEW HAVEN.
NEW llAYi-IN, l’l‘i'. tl.- ~ ’l‘lto burla-
Clittrlou Miilfm‘tl. in low of tho tut:
Bully. tutuii in ihlrtv tort of walor a
mile aoutltwoui ot‘ tho brouiiwtttor iluitl
ychtordny. A sitaht mtnhup to tho
Bully i'lillHNl tha- rttptain to brim,v tho
lug to unohor and smut ul‘torwurd a
stiff broono lonaod tho baruo about in
atirlt a lllilitilttl‘ that it sprang llli‘llli’
and habit, ’l‘bo but-up was mul~ltttlvlt
tiltd wuu bound tor Now lluron trout
Now York.
a... .W MW... ”an-pm“-.. .,
ran: T0 youth'so
mom
woman‘ clinician. 1 mm. in hit all woman thou!
thicmmr—wu. my metro tantrum". yourdcughw.
{gar mother. or your tithihi'. i wont to hi" you how
dorm
Whit WI! walnut know
Mllfir’ufllfl any timing. 1 amigo“
‘ c u. c u . ,
wasn’t! u an llama)!- iii
an”
aim : ”trill it's-5m m
ctr...
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morality... t'martniiggmamr
Ind
m. M. “In. the
how on"...
“him?
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0
Willi-ital?»
fl‘srln'
. l " l ‘ . l . Human-tummnvohuam.
lh‘outh Nor-walk. and it). P. Wood. Nor-
m is fiwflnfi “munch
o. * an y'l WW’ Mn.
. ummymmwa manta. A
Tia. ltd Vanilla
‘ Always Bought .
Bears the
Signature
. tn
. - for liver,
State at Ohio. City or Tolcdo, Lucas
' lounty. as.
Frank .i. (‘houcy makes oath that he
is sonior partnor of tho firm of' it‘. .1.
(iliency & (70., doing busittcss in the
(‘ity of 'i‘olcdo. County and State
ufo‘esaid, and that said tlrm will pay
thc sum of ONE HUNDRED DOlr
LARS for each and ovary caso of Ca-
tarrlt that cannot. bo curod by the use
of Hall's Catarrh (.lttt‘o_
' FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to bcloro um and subscribed
in my proscnrc. this 6th day of Do-
r-cn’tbcr, A. 1]., 1886.
' A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal). Notary Public.
Hull‘s (‘atarrh Curo. is taken intcr-
nally. and hots directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Scull for testimonials true.
it. .l_ CHENEY. & (10.. Tolcdo. 0
Sold by all druggists. 750.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa-
ltott. '”
WINSTED CLERGYMEN AGAINST
CHANCES.
WiNS'i‘Ell, licc. 8.‘~"m\'0 prontincnt
rlci‘gytnc'u ham had conforcuccs with
liirlilnrd l’, Higgins. a mombcr of the
lilies. in rogurd to' tho saic ot’ chanccu
at thr- Eiks‘ lair hot-c. Tho contor-
ouccs, according: to tho clurgymcn.
woro unsatisfactory and tho tnutlor
has lutcu takon up with Sittto Attornoy
i'i’aruor. ’i'hc clorgyntcu want to have
tlic auto or chauccs on plums and oth-
cr piocos ot‘ mcrchandisc disoontlnuod.
on tho ground that. it constitutott a
ccrtain form ot‘ iottory. This same
mutation was docidod in it Stamford
court about a mouth zuzo against the
l-lllts. anti it is oxpcrtcd that litorc
will be an artost in this case.
A TEXAS WONDER.
’l‘horo's it till! at. llowio. 'i'cx.. that's
lwlco as highs lust your. 'i‘hls wondcr
it: W. [1. Hill, who from :l woitzltt ol' tit;
pounds has grown to our tiitl. lit"
says: "i unilototi with a lort'lhlf-
cough. and doctors intro mo up to dit-
uf (,‘ottsutnption. l Was rodurod to
ill) tpouuds. win-n l hogan taking llr.
Klttg‘u Now Dimwcry for (‘onsuulp
tlon, (laughs and (folds. Now, allot
taking 1‘). bottlos. l have nioro titan
doublod lit \voiuht nttd uut cumplctuly
curml." Only Httl‘t‘ Cough and (fold
('ttl't‘. iuat‘antrtcd by i". ii. Baxter,
wattit. druuaists. hill: and 5100. Trial
botilox t‘roo, u
SULTAN'S TROOPS AFTER PRE-
TENDER.
Alit)l.l;li.i.}l. Morocco. lloc itwA do-
tarhutout of tho Nttltuu‘s trtmp litiilt‘l‘
mtoutuud ot’ (laid iluohiua. lllil-l oros
jsod tho {tioutouya lily-or and uuttvc
fruttttcru roport that tho protomlt-t"u
t‘olhtWoi-u am- preparing to attack tlti'
Hitttrtl’luit l‘ot'ros. ’l'lw rotutli of tilt'
.' tmttlo in anxioud yttwaitml although it
in itcllcvmi ltoro that tho nuituit’u uolv
dioru will in» victorinttu.
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Iran to You cud [vary lint-r Bum
loving tum Woman'c Alimontc.
lupin woman.
1 tinow womau‘h mtl’l'vrinn.
bu‘ ‘ofmfildlllm “for. h it If ‘
in ma. Mutt Inyc nrtrn my am. «-
itlt full tumult-lions to lolly mttt‘o‘m- from
cum wmlm at hum. without: an help of I
on cannot undorntcnd wumcn'c audition.
from utmlona 1» know
i. my 0 trail-
the uni; PMMp'I y
i‘ a-
n. . ‘
. who m..."
tlm t MI I" “you Milt «“h‘g «a
tin you only won‘t“ cm
lithium t
u u! ct» I i
napalm-Mia
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. Swill t
«lulu-writs:
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6012
.. I in- ‘r. ,. fl ..
. _ than human lilies.» coma. ' .
lim- W. W. 'r.uttncan..pwm-ii:,30 ..
. pug, notation; brilliant” . ,
tho Holy Spirit; solo. 320de MN
I. Unto Salvation: loader, Mrs. 1“. D. Ter-
4 ifowlcs: postiude in I). Mcrkcl.
. mooring Wattncoduy. tip. in. To hath
. services the publioinrmrdtniiy invited.
90“
"" d t'll'i! at. irritant r't auto-v um ”Hfihii‘
a. in.“ class mastitis: 10:300. 113.. can
raon, No Room tmtito lull; 12 m., Sun»
day school and men‘s Bible oletctr:.tl
p. In... young pcopic’a meeting; 7 p.
m., sermon. The Sacred Art 0! Falling
Alnltove. Music for the plot his: Pre»
Gibson. Evening: Prelude“t\nflant,o
in G. Silas; untham.“ I Heard tho
Von-o; anthem. transitional-and in D
flat; duet. Tho Critcllix. Mr. Poppor
and Mr. Sterling. Morningr sermon is
the first in series of incidents in the
incarnation. Ybun‘x 'petlplu'a subioct,
Association ‘ Unto Sal lion:
Miss Sadie Bodwell. ' .ltenlng nortnon
is the third in the, tiling to young
people. Men's Bible class meets at
close of morning scrvlco.
Norwalk Molhodlstw—lt‘raak T). TO!"
rcy. pastor-«Morning service. 10:30:
subject. of sermon. The Home of the
Soul; class meeting, but by F, H. Bed.
tent, at 9:30 a.‘m.; Sunday school at
12; Epworth League devotional nor
vice at. 6:00 p. m,; subject. Asuooiaiion
rcy; evening worship. 7:30; the pastor
will preach on Jesus the Broad of Lilo.
the fifth sermon in. tho series of Fa~
tnoun Portraits by an Old Master. The
sorvice will upon with a briof song
service. lcd by tho quartotto and chor-
us. Music for the morning: Proludc.
Molody, .l. E. West; ’i'e Déutu in it}
tiat. Lloyd: ut‘l‘crtory. uttut‘tottc, ’l‘bu
Sun Shall Bo No Moro Thy Light.
Woodward; postlndo, Gavattc in A.
Thomas. ltivonlng: Proludo. Nocturne,
Spohr; quartettc, The Shadows of the
Evening ”our, BurriJ-lltolloy; ottm‘tory.
duct, Load Kindly Light, thinning. Mr.
and Mrs Ambler; postludc. Marche
Poutiflcdie. Gounod.
East Avonuo. M. It}, Church, RCV.‘ E.
Cunningham. pastorwl’rr-tu-hing by tho.
pastor. 10:00 afar: topic, The Second
Attvcnt: Sunday school. 12 m..- Junior
lloaguc. ii p. ut.: Epworih implant. ii p.
m.; proaching by pnstor, 7 p, or: too-
ic. Christ‘s ('iat‘m lipon Mcu.
A. M. E. Church. Knight strut-d. Rev.
Joint it. Nichols, pastor~-li a. m.,
prom-hing by the pastor: subicct.
lit-st: l2 in. Sunday school: 3:30 p.
‘n.. sacrod roucorl; 7 p‘ m, (‘hristiun
Endeavor; topic. 'i‘ho Sovcn Words of
tho (‘rotisz S p. nt.. prrachiug by tho
pastor: aubjcct. Loyalty. 'l‘uosday ore.
hing. class mootlug. Friday cvcning.
trayor tut-cling.
CONGREGATiONAL.
Music at. tho it‘trst Church. Norwulk,
tomorrow: Morning: l‘rciudo. An-
.ittnlti itt D, Silas; 0 Holy (‘hiid oi’
ilothiohcm." Chadwick; touor solo. lt‘
rith all Your Hearts. from Elijah.
Mendelssohn; postludc, Murcho Roiig~
louse. ('ligout. Evening: l‘roiudr. Pus-
loral Fantasia. first. movcment. Lux;
soprano solo. (trashing the liar.
BAPTIST.
South Norwalk Baptist. Church, ll.
ll. (lttt’pontor. pastor—0:45 a. ni., pray-
ir nicoting; 10:30. regular sorvlce; ill
11.. Bible school: it p, m.. Junior i‘. b1;
0, B. Y. P. LL; 7. rogular snrvice.
First Baptist Church. Norwalk. lch_
l‘alutagc Van Daron, pitstoi-él’raycr
ureting at 0:30 a. m.: sormon at Will)
I. 111.; Sunday school, at l? in.; R. Y.
~’. I'. ntcoting at 0:30 p~ m.: sermon. at
5:30 p. at. (tit-ole of Light business
meeting at 7:30 p. in. Own mot-wing
tt 7.30. Praycr scrvico Thursday at
7:30. Spats two. A cordial wclcomc
to all who attoud thosc scrviocs.
(lruco Baptist ('hurrh, .l. EiiWarll
Harris. pitstntu-iy a. ni.. prayrr and
tl‘tiiso sorvico; 3:30 p. 111., Sunday
‘rhoul: 7 p. m.. (‘hrihtlan Endctlvor:
t p. m.. proaohlnp: subjcct. 'l‘wo Ex-
rcmcs in (‘ouvorxloth Mornings of
tho wcck: l Wodncsviuy cvoniul: choir
rrhcttrsui. 'i‘huraduy owning. prayor
mccitng. Friday evening. union iy-
count.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Episcopal, second Sunday in
.vitthuimlioly Communion at it a. nt.;
morning prnyor with normon at 10:30
a. in; Sunday school. St. Andrew‘s
ilrothorhood and Junior Brothorhtmd
at 12 m. The Rev. E. S. Middleton
will oillcluio. .
St. Paul‘s (iburob~Socontl Sunday in
Advout. 1:30 a. m., iloly Communion;
itl:iltl a. m.. tuorninu prayer nnd Rt‘l‘v
non; l2 tn., Sunday school anti iiiblo
tactics: 3 p. 111.. Sunday school in chap.
.-l on Berlicioy strcct: 7.30 p. tn.. evou-
ttoug' and sermon. 'l‘uesduy wooing.
llirl's Friendly. at, it p. in. Wndnos-
day. ovonsontz and address at. 7:45 p.
at. Friday. Lndics’ (littld at 2:30 p. m.:
bunny and meditation at. l p. m. Sat-
urday. (litiidrcu'a industrial. ttt 10:00
‘I. m. Mimic tit tho morning sort-loo:
Pro. 05. Lutkin: Vuttlto. 0 Como Lot.
i's Slim. (‘rolt-h: llolimiirto. i) All To
Works at tho Lord. chin: llonodic.
tun. lllonsod ho. tho Lord God. Novtu:
ilyuttt ~tt. Monk: llyum iii. ilnsnlor;
Antltnm. i Need ’l‘hcc. l’ructoun Jonas.
Wltmtnu: Rec, 40, i’louuovi. 0n t‘hrlvl»
mutt day. thnro will ho thrco colt-bra
tlonh of tho lloiy tlommuuion. at 7 a.
u. it a. m.. and i0::lil a. m. 'l‘iio chil-
dron‘a l'llt'lhlltlllu totdlvul will tulto
illurr on 'l'itttrnduy uvcnltm. tioootnbor
'l
llraoo t’huroh. tho lti‘V. .ltitlir‘H thru-
tun‘ \Vot'uor. rot-tor wriwnpd Hittultiy
in .ldwui. i‘clobrittlou of this Holy
l'otpntunlon at it o'clock; lltnrnimt
ornyor tutti HI'i‘Ilittli at ttlzllit: Hominy
ht'ltuol at noon: mhmtot; Sunday school
at “road itivnr at thin; ovcnlnu pruyl
er and Mormon at. 7.00. During tho
work: ’l‘bc colobratlon at tho llniy
t’ttnnmttnion .at titail,’l,’tturadtiy: tho
hitauy on Friday til 4. ,
CHMO‘NAN ilOilNOI BOUNTY.
ll‘lrni Chi-biliary Brioncc society. of
Norwalkmi’tcgatur Sunday Ml‘VlCtl at
tho rcmiinp'mom. ‘htuwnlc building.
at. it u, m. cubical. iiwattttt’nr it. "that
tho Prom-var of Mill.” i‘evttmony
Wading rmm‘ open. the public out-it
wank day from it to 1,. ill. . t
AOVIN‘I‘ Mimi" '
viii. pliatoerorning titanic, 'i‘ite 'i’h i’
on tho erotic; His
humor: Sunday school tit iii: lmyut
win-karts“ mutating at. l‘lztto; limo: not»
will M"! the portrait or tho merit-n nl‘
sormnnn tm The Kingdom of Haven,
Knuth ‘i‘inm‘uitt Uohmflhhoitht
Main Dim. int. 0. ti. &l
h t
a
t’tutrrlt. Charm 0. «Macmiltttt. palm
(«Blaming scrvico at 10:30 o'clock:
have Not. . .
loader. .
Advent Christian Church, Vim Zamtt ,
:Btronl. intuit Not-mitt. ‘Rdr, .l. W. Dn- *
Mimi, and Chris .‘c ’
Hetdldn
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.wa : ,
l .t‘llfil"
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biachmifilh
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recital commencing at;
0:45.
lun inquiry Club. Jennings Club tor
young men and Ariston Club for young
wutnon all meet at 12 o'clock.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
'l‘horo will be preaching in the Ger‘
man language in the chapel near the
railroad track (ivory Sunday at. 7:30
p. m. . Choice violin music furnished
by Mr. Bank and his class. and Mr.
Kochor. Miss loulso Schaub presid-
ing at the organ. Rehearsal for
Christmas cxcrclscs 6:30 p. m. in-
struction in the turmoil language ev-
ery Saturday at, 1:30 p. m. - lnstruc~
tloa for confirmation in the English
language ovary Saturday 3 p. ill. Rev.
(1. F. litttmaun. pastor, Stamford.
(‘01th No. 101 Greenwich avenue.
SALVATION ARMY.
Tonight at 8 o'clock there will be
u anodmcoting at. the hall in South
Main stroot. ’l‘omorrow morning at.
it. regular scrvirc: 3 p. m“ children's
mooring, and all should come; 8. big
tlnto. enrollment. A Christmas dinner
will ho served on tho Birth. and Captain
.lorroti is very busy getting ready for
it. Business mcu kindly roqttcslcd to
sond checks to Captain .lorrelt. Sui—
vaiion Army, has 409. South Norwulk.
Tho work is going: bottor than it hats
boon for many yours,
MAKES THE LiVER LIVELY,
Oriuo Laxative Fruit Syrttp gives
pormuucnt rclici in cases pf habitual
constipation as it stimulates the iivcr
and restores tho natural action of the
botvela without irritating these organs
ilks pills or ordinary cathartics. Does
not nauscato or gripe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
name ORth) and refuse substitutou.
Pla’istcd's Drug store and Tho Clifford
Pharmacy. “
BASKETBALL MONDAY NIGHB.
Company F Tacklu the “motto Seven-
teenth Separate Compnny, of
Flulhi '
another that aggregation, tho Sci-ou-
tocnth Separate Company. of Flushing.
This is anoihcr last trawling tcaut.
which has plnyoti at the Armory scr-
ornl that»:. and ranks with lhc Kur-
ioru. Colonials and such trains. 'l‘ho
Flushing ilvo is well known hcrc and
have beatnn Compan F regularly. ab
though in llll' mono til sprung the lo
cal team lcd in the scoring for the
first half. 11 to ii. The visitoru "u
game and Won by a sport: or 28 in ii.
A hard. taxi. game its anticipated on
Monday. For an oponcr. tho Nutmogs
take on the West. Ends (or another
tussle. 'l‘lto Wont Ends load. a panic
two weeks ago to tho Nultucgs. 12 to
ill. bttt oxtw‘ct to rovcrsc the result,
this than. Each tire has its adher-
onts who will bo on hand to root for
thcir iavoritos Monday. lSvoc‘s or-
chestra Will. as usual. furnish music
for dancing from if) to 12 o'clock.
NORWALK HOBPITAL REGULA-
TiONB.
Day. and Hour: When Patient: May
a» ill-lion.
The following rcguhttltmu of tho
llospltui havo boon inattud by tho Exec-
uoivc Contmiituo:
Vluiiom douiruuu of sewing tho lloupi-
tut will ho tulmlttutl from 2 to 4 p.
m.. Thursdays and Thursdays.
it. is rouucntmi that visitors refrain
from calling during the morning hours.
lt‘rlcndn of tho patients are mttntt-
ted to tho warda from 2 to i. and from
7 to it p. in, Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Sundays.
lt‘rlondu or patients occupying pri-
vutn mouth. aro ndmltlod from it in ii.
and from 7 to it p. in
No lrttit. liquors or doilcttt-itni of any
kind Wilttlnmwor may ho tutu-n by tho
l'rttintiu ot‘ pailoutu into ”to wardn or
piivtttp roman All such nrttolon
maul lw loft with tho. mtporlniomlout.
and ti appruvod by tho doctor in
rlmruo or tho pullout for whom tho ar-
ttctcs arc tuioudrd. will bu dclivorod.
no min
A“. t
‘ y
in: Opinion Kc
Tut vitamins}?
, L A X
tilt. Caught. Cato. Group. Wt:
1n
and iii ;
man; not» til 7 91le MM"
a
whoolboy was tall,
. , Hi. ‘ Innovate softcnd flabby;
rim _. aurora: muscle in his
. _ _ ‘ Q'phyclcian who had attended
the film .rfor thirty yam prescribed
Sectionfimulflon. .
" 7? Toy-35001 that boy's itmi ydi '
would think he wu apprenticed 'to a ‘ .
(1... , 3
ALL onuaatsrst .500. AND 91.00. ,. p ' .
.w.. -.......—_-~-....MW--M_ w...
The Bible school, Men‘s Christ- 1
On Monday night cam F trickles
. of health.
inhod stronger in tho int-xi. period of tho
.«pptytug itaridon'a Arnlcu Halve to tho 3
'Htii't! attrition: tltlu (fittilti‘fl the «(woman
.iartt."
Tito MOI ci a Couch Syrup that will not on
tiny bimlmnd thuc min in axpclltng coltlmim
in... "‘ “til” titli‘li limit
- 9. 0N, ”All. it 01'
cum dismantling cup-$037 “mountabl-
. 011’ j 5.
HM?” “ L
1A certain. cm and haunt“! rtimedy in!
W”! Cough.
La Grime. Bronchitis. intluem cad nil Lung
rcnchtai citations. Mothm pain lilo
all {isn't hilarity Kimmy: Laxative Horny
‘ .m by Mi'mfl'mx mm,m«mp .
.....-: ‘ .
FORMER woos uoaaAno DEAD.
Prenided Over The New Haven County
Court of Common Pleas For . -
Many Years.
WALIJNGFORD Doc. 8.~“Fol'mel‘
Judge Levarott M. Hubbard. of the
Now Haven County Common Pietra
Court. died yesterday of ti complicit-
tion of. diseases affecting hilt heart and
liver. his illness extending over a per-
iod 0! four weoks. For soveral days
the life of Judge Hubbard had been
dospttircd of and when he died all the
members of his family were at his
bodsido. Judge Hubbprd was one of
tho best known rcsldouts of this place
and had boon uctiro in businoss and
logal circles hcro tor yours. He was
judgo of the Common Pious (,‘ourt in
New Haven for tltroo lcrnts up to
.lunc 1905. wlton ho rcturncd from tho
bunch. .
.lu‘dgo Hubbard was tho son of Rov.
Eli Hubbard and was born in Durham.
April 33, thrill. iic studic‘d at. ll'csic-
yau Acaticmy. \‘i’lllbrnlt'am. Mass. and
at Wosloyan linlvcrslty. aud‘ was grto
duntcd from tho Albany Law School
in 1870, Sllil‘t‘ that limo ho had boon
it rosidcnt of this placc. ilo was pro
sidcnl and director of tho ititnc Sav-
ings Bank. also it dircctor and scrotal
llmcs prcsidont of tho First National
Bank llo was also a tuombor of the
School visitor's board from 1874.
Hubbard scrvcd scvcrttl yours as ittd~
go of tho Borough Court. and later
as rounsol for tho Borough and town.
and ho was postinnstcr ltcrc from ӣ72
until i885 Anothcr ofllco .ludgo Hub-
bard filled was that of Sol-rotary of
Statc for twa yours. 18874880.
A widow. tin-cc sons and a (laugh-
tor survive him, the sons bclng Sum-
ttcl 'llubbard. of Vermont: it. M.. .lr..
and Kenneth 1).. both or this place.
ills daltttzhtor is Mrs. Frank ll, Hun-
cock. of Philadelphia.
The funoral acrvlrcs will ho hold on
Sunday afternoon (ti. 12:00 o'clock in
lite lt‘it'Sl CongregationalChurch.
A “SOVEREIGN" THAT 6081's
ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
Dr. David Kennedy‘s Favorite Rome
dy. of Rondont. N. Y.. is a “Sovereign"
modicinc for nervousness. rheuma-
tism, kidney and liver complaints.
and all the ills peculiar to women.
lt,driveti the poison from the blood.
and restores the pattcnt to the bloom
You will non-r regret the
exchange of one dollar tor a bottle.
Free Sample Bottles at it. ll. i’ilisted‘a
PROPOKOVICH U‘NCONVICTED.
Saloon Keapcr With a “Sunday Pipe"
In His Emporium. Escapcd Under
a Nolle.
llltiiKlltIPOit’l‘. Dec, thndrow
Propokovlch managed to avoid convic-
tion in tho criminal rolttuton pious
court. ycalcrday on the charge oi twi‘
ling on iluntitty, in spite of the fact
that he tmtiiicd to having a "Sunday
l’ipc" in his plaice. 'l‘lto reason for
tho lack of ovldctuuw was attributod
by l’mm.*ctttot' Kcnonly to tho (not. that
the police had not examined tho pip-
lul: more thoroughly in ordor to bc
ttlllt‘ to testify as to whom tho pipes
but from and to. ,
'l'ho saloon licopor provod ingoulous
in his cxplaustion oi tho ‘Bunduy plpo‘
ntcution or which “NEW! so much awr-
rlmont, by niailnxthut it wanmircady
inslttilt‘d whoa ho took tho saloon and
had always boon known as the "Sun-
llul’ pipe." or course he ituvcr mend
it {or such a purpimo. 'i‘ho ratio, was
Follod without. being utvcu to tho
itry.
So llmlrmv towed llw 3100 he nth-rod
an a rt-wurtl to tho ono who would to»
ttty thllliltil him at the trial.
LONG TENNEOBIIE FlOHT.
it‘or twcaty youth w. 1., Rawln. oi
lloils, Tuna. {might nasal nghii't‘ll. lid
with»: "'t‘ht- writing and
tiltll‘ my llililll‘ Willi iottrl’ui, till i bonito
and invollltut to tlltillllilltiil', ntwnr to to»
limit univo in cxlntonl' 20::
at. it. it. Baxter‘lt. South Norw k, and
l0. 1’, \Vucd'ni Narwghl drgmliflh “
villi!
“0‘4
uranium till. 1'
up "“W 'i “
The store rapidly assumes a Holiday air." The win-'
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Famblic/nd 1857.
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down are guy with the red and green of Christmas and tile
tcmpting‘exhibits of gift articles. Next. week conttitcncing
Thursday, the thirteenth, the store will »be_ open evenings
to accommodate those who wish to shopi‘during those hours.
and substantial articles.
Austrian Bentwood Chairs and
and backs.
Reed Rockers. some
titry ago.
Furnituré for Children.
As pretty a collection as one could find, all of useful
twenty (lidcrcni patterns.
Scttccs with cane seats
Windsor Armchairs in solid mahogany, style of a com ‘
Mission Furniture
Especially designed for little ones.
'l‘itcSc picccs arc ot' the dark oak, exact topic
largcr Mission lt‘urnitlirc.
(lt‘l'i‘il in tlic corners.
Window
5 of the
lroad armed Morris Chairs with cushions, Rockers,
(Zorucr Chairs, Settles. and
licncltcsi, Writing
Desks. Bookcases and Tables. " = '
Mission Chairs, front $1.25. Reed Rockers. lrbtn SI up. V
Fourth iloor, take clcvator.
Lingerie Corset Covers.
Have you sccn thosc dainty lawn Corset Covers that
are roady for shadow or laid work? 'l‘hcy are at the Art
Section. Witch completed the work ts vcry cficcttvc.
t
89c to $1.50.
' French Handkerchiéfé. ’
()t' sitccr. finest liucn. ltcutsiitcltcd and hand cmhroi<
ducts. and conventional horticrs of quuisitc bganty.
‘i .
Men’s House C
l TliL change in tlic ’rcuthcr suggests
WEAR.
are prac§cal gifts.
Novel patterns. llowcring vines, lltlll~
50c. $t.oo. $1.25 and up to $3.50.
004:? and Bath Robes
House Coats in gray. brawn. and blue. two-faced cloths
of sol-t icxturc. tritutncd wig) silk cord and frogs. $5.00. '
Bath Robes. line all woéi blanket robcs in Jacquard fig-
ures, $4.00. $5.00. $00), $7.§0‘and $9.00.
Special in House Coatfi A half dozen or so
ttlarly $5.00. to close out lg $3.50.
’i‘hcsc sizes: 36, 37, 38 42 and 44. 4
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Plain and Ribbed,
/ l 35¢ to 75c.
.‘ LADIES’ GARMENTS.
Excellent Value at 25c
“Golden Star" Brand at 50c
"Non Shrinking" at 75c
"Oxford Cut” at . . . $1.00
MEN'S GARMENTS.
Whilc null Grey at sot:
Natural Wool at 730:
Natural Wool at $t.oo
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