}.
I.
u mailman»! so.
L. {9. Talaphona ‘i"
Promotes Diggaiionmaorfuh
neesandliest. ontakiaiiaiihar'n
um,Morphine nor Mineral.
o-r NARC one .
. A eciiiemeti or" on
' Iion.Sour SlougflI-‘D
1 WurmSXIOIWlilm.
- urssaodLOBsoiS
.. “'9’”
t“‘)~‘llliiiill -
M HOTEL MEN HAPPY.
Drummers Once More Start Out [km All Now Occupied and Busy Year in
orig the Trade. .
Hotels: in this state. where common
t-lnl lilivelers stop during trips report-
in‘ mdnv that business was picking up
nut-t the holiday season Intermis-
)‘lllil. ,
ll will he remembered that The
St illllit'l Hittii‘d a short while ago that
t :ii‘lng the Christmas holidays. the ma.
mm; of, firms who employ and sen
ilit'lll in two davs before Ulirlsimna.‘
:tlltinIlg them short vacations during.
New
llir- customary lull in business.
pines are usually given and withihc.
that of the your the drummer starts
out again for his periodical calls nin-
ting the trade.
lloteln where these men make. their
headquarters while on the road always
ine anti are rejoicing in the fact that
next. week will. see things booming
Main Warm ._
.DeWItt's Kidiie iii Bladder Pills
t‘ir'airlvettho not 'from the body. A
r rain.
.! (‘liti'oi-d Pharmacy and
he anon l'll:ll‘lllli(‘_V.
i'o‘lil't‘RPIllflilVBS out on the. road called ,
. Ilsa
r that
¢
i
‘ .59
-
t.
. . N0 IDLE Facroatas.
Bethet Looked For
Willi two new hot firmn
that iietliel will see even better times
than during the past. year, While the
number of hailing firms. now
numbers nliic. as against four-tun a
few years ago. it is probable that with
the increased capacity of these factor.
lei-i over those of other days. a much
starting
business In Bella-l there will not IIUW
be. an idle. factory. and it in expected
oiily
iiiiuii oi utiittral ‘ihtttiroi‘u oi
aolidqiicti Railway Co.
NEW IiAi’EN. Jun. 5.-A high rail-
~...id~,‘otitllori.t7‘ here today. retort-tux
.a the aciditisition of the Connecticut
Railway {and Lighting Company and
the Shade Island” trolley ayatemn by
the New York, New Haven and Ham
ford Railroad Coiiiimni'. states that
since. that 'properilos were taken over
on the tom of iiecciubar, there has
been a rcdnction of 3100.000 In salaries
as a result of the central control. and
that under the (intimidated manage
ment thorn will be coriaidernblc scope
for economy in the slime direction.
The same authority. outlining future
policy with reference to the manage-
mont of the great. street railway syn-
Iom 0f the New York. NGW Haven and
Hartford Rain-min t‘mnitnny, mun that
opportunities for ctiicient and hospit~
ablo management lay In several direc-
tionsait followu: .
First. a more Hilll‘ilifl'flil‘y dis-tribu-
of concentration. on that the powcr for
operating the railway syotem could be
more. focused and probably aome power
houses dispensed with. in this con-
neotloti lie t!!ll|illlit~'l‘/.t'tl the fact that
at. present there win: a much larger
number of applicatioue for pom-r than
couldihe supplied and that this feature
of selling power wit». a very promising
source of revenue in connection with
the Housatrmlc h)‘.~'it*lil.
Second, opportunity for securing
equipment. thin I't‘niiil’l' being especial-
ly“..tulitrked Iti connection with the
smaller subsidiary companies which
could obtain pi‘lt't's on a wholesale
basin.l
'I‘hii‘d, (‘l‘OllUlllltitl new of eaiiipmeiit
enabling t'lillilliiltill- car service where
in the poet. particularly In Connecticut.
it haw Iiad to be thrilled between dit-
fcrettt lines,
Fourth. and probably most import
out of all in the line of economical
operation. the harmonious intorw0rk~
tin: of tlioec Hii'fllll and electric limits
which parallel t-nJh other, and which
In some. cast-n in Ill“ past. have boon
In acute. l'lV.llI') In this connection
attention wnw Iiill .i to 'the fact that
between Great iintxnigtoii and Cannon
on the lit-i-kdihr division; between
l.arcbmont and N. n Rochelle. on the.
New York tll\i.\ll‘ll. .tiid on the line be-
tween Norwich .Ili~l (.‘t‘llil‘ltl Falls, in
the (distort) par 01 the. state, there
are now ciibt-r .ii . lu'mtion. or soon to
Omnibuouttl‘roiiaya by on“... ;
tion of power in the way particularly .
linuch'tiower prices of supplies and of .
w
Estate ”sanctions,
Real Estate titles are
tend and insured by this "
5 puny they are absolutely
toctsd from ALI. error»
”defects. ‘ , .
' ONE fee insures you no to
as you own the property,
For leaflet and full particu-
lars ask your REAL ESTATE
BROKER or ATTORNEY, or
write home onlce. .-
ioa iori diminution
Ionian .. a. illuminant» Co.
New Rochattaiftawwrk. -. ,.,
Lona use roaiirrt
ADDPTM'I‘ATHLETIGS‘
Dr. G. W. Anderson'flaiiea Ex-
hauatiiiafliiuy pl. sin Silh-
jecis, Bavarian 58 tears
NEW HAVEN. Conn. .Ianii 5,—Yale
athletes who were prominent In the
major sports—rowing. haneball, track
athletics and football In the period of
fifty years from i855 and 1905 have,
enjoyed more. titan the ordinary man's
share of long life. says Dr. G.
Anderson after an exhaustive study
of the life records of 807 athletes in
the alumni weekly. Dr. Anderson
says in part: -
“Judging from the investigation it
In reueoiiable. to say there iii no undue
lutrnin put on the athletes while they
lll‘o In training and their later history
seems to show they were benefited
rather than harmed. Heart. disease
Is not a chief cause of dciiili. (30n—
snmptioii was responsible for twelve
of the fifty eight. dentin: but the nor
cciitnge was not greater titan among
ilOll'iiithPH. Pneumonia carried off
nix typhoid fever and typhoid pneu-
niouia two. .
"Those who wish to push their
argument. that high uthli‘tlt's are bad
for the lungs and heart might find
some ground for that lit the fact that
twentyct‘oui‘ of the fifty-night deaths
were canned by lung trouble of vari-
ous kinds and heart failure. Nine
deaths, two were suicides and one
died of dissipation. Wllll‘li was not
i
i
' ’*‘ worship. 7:30.
be opt-lied~ lit
the steam compact
ly operated uni. il-I‘ steam road that
I\\ littllPfi’
lines.
under
control, so close-
ds a Week‘s treatment. . Pure Food and Drug Law.
' Pharmacy and The Bridge
' to
greater amount of business will bi
done.
With ilie starting of the new firms,
It. will be unnecessary for anyone who
understands any branch of batting to
remain idle
Plenty of business In the hat factor-
(Illl‘
illllli
feel this loss of business at Christmas starts the New Year with bright pron»
Ice means good times for even
ill the town. so that. Bethcl cert
DUNN.
Mothera who give their children
Kennedy's Laxative (‘ongh Syrup lli-
Contains Iiouey
Conforms to the, National
Stiltl by
variably iiidm'sc it.
and 'l‘ar.
'I‘hc Clifford
Pharmacy.
they used the -.:-.itn company‘s right
of way. 'l‘lll‘. »-t'...itioii. forenhadows
at an early tl.tlt| tin fulfillment of a
plan of the t'ttlii‘lrdlly‘s of using its
Imilc)‘ servici- .iii-i Hi exclusively for
local lilihlllt"‘.« .n..: discontinuing tin-
wlliolc or a Iaigr tort of the local ser-
vice of lb.- par... 41 steam lines anti
niiiuu thcni for .i' express or a sub»
t'iiprcsn M‘H‘itv
If is siuicd iIl. ‘lit‘ some authority
that th.- lipt’l’iilltl if the t‘onneciicnl
"railway and Incl. tug Company uys
lil'fll lifl' lllti ittlti Iltv tubs up to Novelti-
lu‘l‘ l. iilltiW .t iii' ‘tf‘ilill N) ”W lt'Sflt't‘
of $71,000 ”Vt-l Il- vcutul. in the can-
Iii~ lhl- l(ll(itlt l .mi‘l hy't'li‘lll the live
‘litillllli‘ t‘llll hr .._ 2 December 1 show-
t.-.l :iii .i\I idli- case of seven and
llil't . dentin. Lint . .t. in gross receipts.
I
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GAlN li.\\'S. This \vcck wr-
liiics" oi Iluhtlav (hauls.
J “8i"
.... .1'
i
ya
no?!
“or“.
A ' mm. Dawn-tab.
’ ‘“ Mano Chestnut.
.
r: ‘
l
lhursdiiu is Birgit
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With i'hrisluias triitlc ovcr. wc resuiiic
‘1‘" All triad- fit-1m
m. ”I" "'9‘"
make spccial prices on our broken
Pictures. Calendars.
~' ~ malice/at 15c. 10c line at 5c.
. soc line at 25 & 35c. 25c line at 15c.
7 89¢ line at 50c. 50c line at 25c.
$1.25 line at 15c. FANCY GOODS
82.00 line at $1.25. at
$5.00 line at $3.50. BARGAIN PRICES.
. new YEAR'S POSTALS nub CARDS.
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siren &: BAILEY co.
“ lint Work for Evetuihi‘iiab-
'a “Willi-1°.“ runes.
m , a inveiad'gmfiiding, fiothring
bonito. ‘t‘ar paper. lint otbaied
star-ad ammo: memora-
hiioda. interior house Mill in
I Mnigiii and fancy‘ tiny-t.
robbing, cabinet wort. veneered worir. Kim
'1' it if» A
i in.
our THURSDAY l‘..\l\’v
Ii Son,
adorn uoawamc. coi‘uu
when- tin- idi‘ .iiona of the nvu‘
owuiuu i‘til‘|m‘ i’.‘ t provided for but 2'
'ivc [M'l' cent. l‘.I .- me. The Rhoda IS-
Znnd and I'ttliln 'llt Railway and
tlu'lllt‘l‘ have shown
$200,000 better than
t which the “WP!“
Lighting :i_\ .1. Li
thin for icinii.
the l' llziidttm
'ili'ill“ “.t. . . .
FANCY ROLLER SKATERS.
At the unit . .v Rink this after-
noon will in- In fancy skaters who
are nnitniir will in the country.
Monet‘s, ll.lll.t ‘ill Davis will 0x-
hibit. 'I‘bv ~ ibitlon comment-ea
about 3'. in» il. ' . .fti-rnoon and at 0:30
iii the I‘\'Iill'.. The attendance :ii
the rink in! w . daily and more In
loin ol' inn "~ all the time. i'Id‘
wni'd l'opr, .t.. talented Iuntiuctor.
“‘ltu llur Inc-‘1 It the rink for some
llllit‘. is h. . in a. few weeks to
take lllt' nun. iii-or of tlic Barnum
rink mi Hinl: not, the liaruunt a
linib-y \\lli't" .rtern In Bridgeport.
FROM MR8. SMITH.
My Husband My Daughter and M)
actl Hull/C mod Dr. Richards
Dyipt‘; cl: Tablets."
You too .s . nth Norwaik. You
”law In. .t' t, can caail call on
innlb x..;-- people, W at "low
tului'nl, ti.. t. .:. provlngcluimn with
‘itullii Nuian .-yldemc.
i'vt, ii . actual fact that the
itin ion. ..': arm-dy advcrllaed to
flaunt .\'«tt't. ,y pimps of actual
"urea hi 5". Norwuil mob and
worth-u. I'. Richards llyupopaie
Tabloid
Inuit m. 9.ng and lilif' If any
other aim...“
rircnt, Hull"
"Mi “Holinl
ni'lf liiii~ ,i
("item 'I .tli,.
lit l-il\’ in.”
i‘l'llli'llt' tr. i.
ll lint-"h. i;
a fact ii...~
Hunt of 4,. l,”
Illhi‘l‘ nwi ll
Dil’li'lt I‘ll.
all ’I‘niilti
. travail: anyuzu
mi lir. Ichania Iiytt
found thin
.edtcliic given you ac.
my dat hit-r and my-
iiid i do not heuiiaie
ato-riing
it an ii iii reprr-aanted,
» . - but It ill net/e‘rihaleaa
aim of ill went vic-
ia la one form or an.
n have all been comt
Dr. Richard» inapp-
Iur table in a different
traceable to participation in athletics."
Ilr. Anderson pride that if the fill-
uren are not conclusive tlicr atlennt
point the value of Nllt‘l’liillll‘tl athletics.
ROMANCE 0F TRAIN .
COMES TO AN END
Divorca Recommended for Wile
Who Was Counter While 0b-
jecting Father Played Whisi
WHITE PLAINS. N. i”. Jan. 5
Frank V, Millard. ..». supreme court
commissioner, has flit-d u recouiiiit-utla-
tion Ilizit hire. .li‘lll:‘. lint-kiln. of New
Rochelle. receive :t .‘w-i'w of tll\'til‘t't'
fi'oiii (liiilfol'd Sitll: t‘l lint-kiln, (it
Now York city. about he was
married after ti run. Illlli' tilill'lhlllll in
liltilt.
Mrs. linckliu lit-fr»: her marriage
lived with lli'l‘ tutti-i lit-my (illil'ilun.
of New lllX‘lli‘lll', i: n iiinuufuw
Inn-r of artificial '. no In Manhattan
She acted as lit-r when ralt‘llli‘l'flp-
.-r, and while liti\t luck and forth
:iict Iiuckliii. who -t . n i|\t‘il at Mount
in
Vernon.
’i‘lit-ir courting it. done on the
train to and “‘0“. I and t‘tnitidl stir
lltill. llcr failit' Nun little on the
saint- train with ilzillxlllcl and
lint-kiln, utid ultiu ..h lli' dimpprov-
cd of Iiucltliii. rt 7. ”Hi in ignorance
of the close fricin' * p This was he
cannot be was «It. In til tablet and
n—eti the forty nun ‘ run to Indulxt‘
In the game.
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION CURED.
One who niiffcr» :wnn ciiroiilc Hillbil-
patlon iii In dam. of litany serious
ailments. firii. . laixatlvc Fruit
Syrup cures chino. illllHllpuiloll us it
tildti digestion Illlv‘ ‘nuniutcu illl' liver
and boWoIti. reap: .g the natural ac-
tion of these mum. i‘tillililt'ilt‘t‘ ink.
ing it today and t .. will ii-cl lii‘lll‘l‘ at
once ()rino im with i-‘ruii Syrup
doea not nauaetu- . ‘ critic and is very
pleanaui to iakc lit-lilac unbaiiitilsu.
I’luluted'n Drug ~ and The Clifford
Pharmacy. 0
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GERMANV'S PARLIAMENTARY
CAMPAIGN.
BERLIN. Jun 'I‘Iie l’ttriiument.
ary campoiln alwt 'llt'r occnpit-ii pub-
lic attention. it. i'liiIPWIitiitlfllil of
I‘m. Aamlatm i" in. With informed
tmlay by all. m In the tin-inherit of
the tosccuuvo m. Milimt oi the thin-
mirvaiiva I’urii Judghia lrom rc-
porocwiib the - mum ot the tranc-
‘l‘i‘! “ml”! 3" ilk proof. for of it. [My (‘i-tittt l‘urty iit‘illit which
limit“ will go to the ..., “um," It". "my
lil‘ .\ " pith, No. i (flu-ritual iicicbntag, genital. “mum...“ will
not tin much dtr. .nt iti c int i
frontihclaat. ‘ ”m“ '0"
aovaamro iii—Tue.
'I'iu- foliowlnr I~ tum-u runndn uncall-
i'f‘ for at ilic lu‘w hing prmtoflicca for
in; i‘tigl‘f‘ll‘il WM 1.
otit orwiiu. vim, .iniin iiuan.
Mra, Mary 11- ' ”Minoan. Mimi mic.
Davin. Mrit. Mm. Uniform-ti. Minn Alice
Damn. Dirk. Julio Milat-uuilw, minim
pol (mid. Allutt thihun. ii. i.. Hull.
, N
:i. .m
air-tar
a. m.. class meeting; 10:30 a. m.. com-
Mon's Bible class: 6 p3 m.. young
"‘"I‘aming a Wild Man.” Special innaiv.
for the morning: Prelude: Allegro
Neoicrch In A minor, Guilmant; sti-
- Goat'molo, “Rest," Mrs. Gibson. Eva-
nint: Prelude. Allegretto; ‘Dechi‘er:
anthem. "The Soft Sabbath Calm";
anthom. "Dena Mlssratur in B flat";
trio, "0n Thee Each Living Soul
Awaits." '
‘, Norwnlk Methodist, Rev. Frank 1).
"Penny. pastor-«Morning worship with
Communion service at 10:30; Sunday
school at 12; morning class meeting
led by F. H. Bedlam. 9.230; Epwortii
lasagna devotional service at“ 6:30.
topic, Secret Communiontt With God.
I'lcudetr George W. Belleck: evening
'I‘iiehaervicc will be
conducted by Miss May B. lord. who
has been secured tohoid cvnnchii-itic '
meetings in the Norwalk Methodist '
Church. Services. will be held in the
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday (We-
nlngii at 7:30. Song service led by
the chorus each evening for fifteen .
minutes. All are invited. Muslc~ I
Morning: Andante in B it‘lat, A. 1..
Peace; offcrtory. quarter. God iiuve
Mercy, Wilhelm Fink: Posthule, Offer.
toire in I! Fiat. Whitney. Evening:
Prelude. Faith. D. R. Monro; offer-
tory. Keep in ’l‘Onch With Jesus. .
'Kaui‘fman; Postlude, I-‘cstal March in
C, hilldn. . l
A. M. Iii. Church, Knight street, Rev. ,
ing by the pastor. subject. Time; 12
Sunday school; 7. Chrlaiiun Endeavor;
8. address by the pastor upon the hub-
atantlul gain and future prospects of
the church. the Lord's Supper will be.
administered... Tuesday evening
class meeting. Friday evening pray-I
or meeting. '
couoezoariouau
Charles S. Maci‘arliuid. Pastor.
Morning service at. . ton thirty
o‘clock at which will lw the reception
[of new members and the Sacrament
of the Lord‘s Slipper.
The bible. school. Men‘s Christian
Inquiry Club. Jennings turd Aristoti
(‘ltibs all meet at twelve o'clock .
Organ Recital at. six forty five
o'clock. I
At seven o'clock The Oratorio (iaiil's
"Holy City" will. be rendered by the
fhtill‘viifisitilt‘tl by other musical in
on .
'I‘he min-dc at the Morning Service
will lie:
Prelude Andante ...... Immniciis
I‘Qllill'lf‘iit‘ Savonr of the World. . ..
............................... (loss '
I’oetludn .................. lit-shay,
Music at the First Church. Norwalk.
iom0i'r0w—~Morning communion acr-
vicc: Prelude. largo from (‘oiicerto
In C. Beethoven, trio. "Lift Thine
lnzycu,” from "Elijah." Mendelsmohu;
duct, “0 Lord Most Holy." SI, Salons:
offi-rtory, Andante grazioso. Smart;
postindc. Fantasia in l). ilohnoi‘. Eve-
ning musical :crvicc. Prelude. intro-
diu-tiou to “(him \‘isi-oiiti." Gleason:
offertory, Romanci- in ii, W, E. Ash-
Sheiicy; duel, "I'ltiinianucl." Coombe;
trio, ":Ifliou, All (ll‘aclouta God." Robyn:
trio. "iiicsoed Trinity," Andertoft; post.
hide. overture. “Stradelln,” Flotow. Oil
account of the illlltNS of Mr. Nash. the.
repetition of ”11' t‘briatuina music will
he lxiatpout-d.
BAPTIST.
South Norwnik finptiet Church, Ii.
B. Carpenter, pastor—0:45 a. m..
prayer morning: 10:30 a. m.. regular
service with the Lord‘s Slipper; 1?.
m.. Iilble school; i p. m.. .lunior C.
it}: 0 p. m.. ii. Y. P, U: 7 p- m..‘
regular evening service. Madison C.
Peters will preach. a great service
for men. All welcome.
Find Iiaptiu f‘burcb. Norwiilk. Dew.
Talmage \'an iiorcn. pastor—Sermon
iii lilzihi a. m.. followed by communion
nervice: ii. Y. i’. ll. meeting at 6:30
p. m.: sermon at 7.30 p. in. Annual
church llllelllt’fls meeting 'l‘nc-nday at
7:45 p. III. Thursday evening. prayer
service as unitil. Scotti free. A cor-
dial welcome to all who attend thesc
services.
' (trace licptb-t (“linrchwli a. m..
preaching; Sunday school. 3:30 p. iii.;
i'hl'i‘tllflfl Endeavor. 7 p. m.: preach‘
Inf. ii p. in. Thursday night. prayer
meeting. Friday night. young men's
union lyceum.
IPISCOPAL. ‘
Trinity Episcopal. Epiphany Sun-
dnywlioly (‘ommuuion at it n. m.:
morning prayer. Holy Communion.
with sermon. at 10:30. New Year Re-
ilectiona; Sunday uchool. Bi. An-
tiicw‘u Brotherhood and .lunior Broth-
erhood at it! ni.; evening prayer with
uerinon at 7:30. The new rector.
Rev. ii. A. Splitter, will be present.
and oiflciatc. All members of the
parish are invited to be present.
ion 'Wcrncr. rector. Feast of the Epip-
hany—nit‘iret Celebration of the Holy
Communion at. it o'clock; anemia cole-
aernion at town; Sunday acboo
noon; admtntatration of sacrament of
baptiam at' 2:80: miauion
in: prayer and «aroma at 7:30.
Holy Communion air Thunder at
9:30: the bitauy on Friday at 4. '-t
in. Holy Committi-
‘ I i. ." I
. , :.. accord church. . "
v, w wrr. Watchtower—9:30 i
an ion sci-vicar il~rn., Sande o .
"all if s hooi
'choplc'n locating: 'I p. m.. tiernion, ,
tthem, "Gt-iota Not thadioiy Spirit of ‘
auditorium of the church on Tuesday. '
~John D. Nichols. pastor—«ii. preacli- 4,
.9" Mo
w m.....
.m.‘ .
' 'Salei Contmitfi.
i.‘ it
There is not much need. to go into story telling
gardto thiafiiqnp‘g Sale. form.g prices thptti‘pt’lt’és tell the
in rc- .
story. ' The reductions are cvitlcnt.
If»; i.
‘ Hiridlé’um Remnants; -
_ Patio a little gathering of Linolcums iii lingtbs more i,
mg” rant '5 to;t_t5,’yards. , All are in block or geometricalllb' . 1
signs and desirable coltit‘iiigs. kt..- bntliroonts." butlcrs' ,
pautries and .ii Alliialls. . -
" Rodi! tion: from one-third to one-half.
Carpet. Store.
9*, . “1mm,
Men s Wearablefl.
v... . In the Sale. ' l
Camel'sflaia Shirts and Drawers. a grade t'cglllafly ‘
sold f 75 and .. f cach. Sale price, 69c. ‘ .
_M 1's, Soft. Shirts. A mixed assortment. odd sizes In '
white and colors, odd qualities, to close out at 39¢ each;‘
2 for 75¢. . '
‘, Suapmdcm. Alliicw goods with strong webbing and, .
kid elitist. 19;} pair, 3 for 50¢. ‘
President Braces. worth 50c, for 39c. .
Pa'amas. Woven uiadi‘as. vcrv attractive billion”!
worth regularly $l.50 and $2.00. for aims adding).
Boyh' Wool Sweaters._ With collar or V-‘iicck. in blue, '
scarlet or gray. worth regular $i.oo and $1.25. for 79¢ 1“"
ages 4 to i2 years. - '
first floor. l
Petticoats.
At 33.98, Black l’lCfll‘llCl‘lilOOIIl skirts, wortllgi-A
At $2.50, Silk. Italian Cloth Skirts, worth $3 1‘ Id $4.
At $1.98. Colonial Cloth Skirts. seveii sic-s. worth
$2.50., ' ‘
At
2.00. ,
At 98c. Black Mcrccrixrd Skirts. worth $1.25.
Outing Flannel Nighttijébwm;
One tahlenof Outing Flaiinci Gowns-Eliaa‘bccii sorted
into three different prices. Nearly all are in attractive pink
and blue stripes. Excellent quality and Well iiiatlr.
St.5o. Mcrccrizcti Skirts with tucked rni‘llcs. worth
mall; duct. "Hark? iiark! My Soul,” . .
Grace Church. the Rev. James Bali-- 1
button of the Holy Communion and
rut-z
aobooi at Iiroad itivcr at 3:16; 93:! «I
r...
liil the week-4hr» celebration of the
fit.1'tiui'a Church. Fcach of. the j
Worth $1.50 and $i.25.
Worth 85 and 75c,
worni 59c;
t
be kept. as missionary Sunday. both!
by the church and Sunday school.
Music at the evening service: Pro~'
caaaidnal, From: the Eastern Moun-
tains. Mann; Paalter, Psalms 12 and
117: Magnificatvend Uunc Dimlttis.
Monitor; nnthetn.,'I‘here Were Shop-
herda; Receashinei, All With Gladness
Men of Old, 't‘raditlonai. .
i ADMIN? OHMITIAN.
Adventchijiatialtflhurch. Van Zanth
street; Emit Nail-walk. Rev. .1. w. Dir
vie, pastor—Co titanionand lOVL' mm
In in morning: Suhday school ill 1'2;
hon' Workors'. roll-call service iii
5:45: song service,“ 6:45: evening act‘-
Vice dt 7,‘with preaching by the lit-v.
Jos jmnioii, of‘New Iiaven.
CH IO‘I’tAN ”IENQIJOCIETY.
First Christian Science Smicly_ of
Norwaiitv-Regular Sunday service ill
the matting room, Masonic building.
at. it a. in. Subject. Jainism 5. "Life."
Testimony meeting. adaesday. s it.
in. To both loft/Ices the public Is
cordially invited. Reading room opcn
to the public each week clay from 2 in
IS p. to, . . ‘ _
avauoutcit... LUTHERAN
i . 6H0 c . .
Pitching ‘ in' the German innguagc
every Sunday night. 7:30 p. m.. in the
931 db rail
Epiphany—7:80 a.
the Holy Communion:‘il noon: luau
day achooi and Bible ninuea; t DQ‘INJ.
street; 7:30 o. m.. oven-on: antic
than .tinriday being the Feast
the Epiphany there will be ”will
couch.
manic appropriate for the“
There will he a. celebration ofint '
"WW! all. vmwmt It Voila few Iohn ii Jame lit- bum» , . .
' ' n . . A. Meek." Communion at thdhooai'lYIfl
130:1“: till: ”pf"... '1‘.‘."’ult “n“ Hell lllflnili .‘tlt Mill'sflii’l "fllnki’n, mag; .ervll‘Qli Tund‘y‘ ‘ . .
éiiiiik mil" $"fimmmf’mfi 233"“ WWW” n. . Nona Kflni‘n Witt limeiing of the "my It 0:3 MW
.5. ‘ ' l ' . at .. . Wednesday I8 "
lliiiil IMW‘ " have M "mud in l’ "7 "WWW. I’. M. Conanrii'ia'tllon Class at i it. all ' ‘ . '
m..} """" " “WM" 9m“ ”b “OW!" ”WWI lirtlwli. Min All» neitday "china. act-rice shrub. ~
i" him» i. .9.“ rabieia too high- iiuittoti. (i rio- mum“ rare 0', m by.” for confirmation, Thursday.
ti. ilu . i W wmuivra in my Hyatt: Fred ti him". m“ K '8‘ “ hill! at 8 p m the-IAdIon' Gui
"'"H‘ ' ' ‘9' m” ‘" ”’9'"me '2 "0"" “'9'” ”w i.vtil:i Taylor ill give arortidimi‘thc chapel mutt.
".f W” "" " t' ”m“ "‘ ”"7"” W9"! \‘i'rtv-r Him". a l Hi '.i li-ntin Wit. months atom and um "I“ “ ’
2t“ "iil‘I‘Itl '." mouth in im aflilctmi Iiuiu I‘. WIIIIir. ' " ‘ m ehi‘rtnittmlnt will be given “if .
. M l «' itiriri . - Trim .
inr «in. . .3. ‘nu‘m n.” ____‘_ ’ . I. i. it. 7 lumit availing. . out.»
. ‘ '~—~—~ ~ ‘ coca ,
12.?“ r . ....~ W m.. m um... .. m..... N... .....,-. «hi'tt'izaokt‘fiifimt « .
pulltil l-m rid. “w w "T "ll‘li- Your Wife ”on; "on Wlil‘h ’0“ rm.‘ “u w‘ep .m; (‘o'nflWlfl . ,
WlJlih‘itpiivf 1r 'uz'wiatiim, as home late from utittir up with a dick close “humiditfl‘ha‘ ‘ ' ' "
i i, M "lend, Ml Slit: liar-3"" bellCVE m. gufi a. u|phmy. Jami"! m" .
ion: Ithlii a. m.. accond celebration at 3
Sunday achool In chapel on Bantam ‘
aha fig 3 road. Sunday mgnh
k a, 3.0m. selling'ldtat. ; . ..
for fine. i
for 69c.
for- 50¢.
M
Do not forget the Furniture discount.
Read
school, bushy-m. Instruction in the
(ierinau looms every Saturday. 1:80
I). in. Confirmation lessons in the
tuition: language every Saturday, 3 p.
m. Rev. 0. E; Rttterman. pastor. No.
liti Greenwich avenue. Stamford.
Conn.
SALVATION ARMY.»
The Salvation Army's successful
meetings continue anti there Will be
torn- tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock.
piiiidivn's meeting, 3 p m.: big meet-
ing at 8 o'clock. Another recruit will
lit- received in «a soldier. Everybody
be sure endemic and witness the ce-
i't'Illony. 'l'her‘Al'Illy is doing better
work here now than ll has done in a
long time. Captain Jerreit has fifty
prcsenta to give away to thechildren
this afiernpol’t. A anecial tntemt is
being takenin the. children. and the
cniieequences are the parents come
in see him
Mrs_ Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del, sayai: i‘lmifforcd for years with
dynpepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. -I tried everything I
could hear Ofliliitt nothing helped me
until I took 8 lion Balm. and one 60
cent bottle me completely."
For interim. n. Pin-roam. a. an:
ter .ld rd Phrnw. a.
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