l
we
stunt: cm.
I.
A
a» A
‘ Biugi
chorus;
Organ Prelude 3:
. the Everlastin‘
My Bedouin!“ M1 3" .,
‘ gen Pentium. ~ Histologi-
lune; mug shot-vice led by
lot turd choir; ’ offeriory. .solected;
‘ Poetlude.
0
, t
. ' Howell;
Pabst. Evening: Prelude.
3 movements. M
Apes. Schnecker;
Chorus in A. Cuilmant.
inautioal almanacs of the world on
ROWN lwhich the computations for navigation
“*3”. ‘ lure based. .The construction of
. Jun. 19.—~Prof. nr-ltnose tabled. u is estimated, will take
new of» Haverford (301- not less than ten years. '
ill 0 was clicked some months -—--
Franklin ,Bush, of New Castle.
ye: “i suffered for years with
Iron not—aim
0'
*tho gold medal for 1907 of dYSWilila used to have great distress .
. $10k Myal._deironomical Soul-land belching. i tried everythiugJ m.. “mg?” 0-1:," figfimgéfirg' £ng .._ .. .. . , I
bulwark on movements of the 1 could hear of. but nothing helped me “’9le ”"3 an a ' . sermonfll ,2 noon" dunddyea‘chocol and
”01.3qu has now obtained until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 00 Victory 9“" TGTMNW‘ Gem? 3;! Bible classes; 12:35 p. m" mission 58...
of such movements upon .cent bottle cured me completely.” g'fi'm Milti‘feéwlfin‘ service The vice'for children in 3,. Paul's Church;
after cooling to «Yale he will 2 For sale by R. If. Pleisted.F. ll. Bll'x; and? ii speak on’ the second topic 2:30 p. m.. Sunday school and mission
‘ ' , ~- - service at Winnipauk; a p. m.. Sun-
.the tables for use in all the her and .The.0lifford Pharmacy.
.. I. ‘EFor this week 7w;- have taken. our-stock of "Flsnnelette‘ Gowns I
and have put on special prices.
' FLANNELETTE GOWNS.
Children's Gowns, 39c.
Value 50c.
Ladies’ Gowns. 59c.
Value 7 5c.
75c. Value 896.
" 85c. Value $1.00
GENT’S NIGHT SHIRTS.
85c. Value $1.00.
GENT’S PAJAMAS.
75c. Value $i.00.
SHORT KIMONAS.
390. Value 50c.
59c. Value 75c.
75c. Value $i.oo.
LCNG KIMONAS.
85c. Value $1.00.
$1.25. Value $1.50.‘
LADIES’ skmrs.
~39c. Value 50c.
s in other Garments.
for Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
W
_ Scorn nonwntnigcokn.
Telephone 446.
um am 81300“, or.
diatribe: and um Work thirsfireutunée
mu A'Plliillilli_~1ll: Ariucr. ‘
beveled Sid ng. flooring
. Bargain
, These prices are special
‘_ s week only. “
:iiwssmitorou sat.
. ’A . A ,- .
mber,’ shingles, lath, all kinds and itrsdes of
‘1,» hlshing lumber. All kinds of'hard woods. ‘
paper, sheathing paper. Heir" insulator and deafening papers, ordi-
’ and extension ladders. Doors. sash. ,blinde, in
' Redwood. Cypress: Poplar band Chestnut. ~~. straight and fancy sev-
urniug. planing, shop iobbing.'ca '
' facilities.
A dunner school, 12 rd; Epworih Magus
fictional
John D. Nichols. instill“ . .
reading and mhmrku by the pastor;
iii 01.. Sunday school; 7 p. m.. Chriu-
lion. Endeavor: 8 n. m.. pmchiugby-
the WIDE
A meeting. l"
‘ in!
Church, Rev.
Morning perv
. Epworth Demo. 6 p. m.; eve
toMMorsing
school and the its
- (allowed by the regular
. o'clock at which the pastor in
First Methodist-Episcopal Church.
Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan.- .llalilDr-‘llzli
arm" class meetin
man. “The Soul
Deaih";~x12 m.. Sunday. school
men’s Bible class: ii a.
pic’s meeting; 7 p. m..
Hero. . . ,
Music at First Church, Nor-walk»—
Morning; Prelude, Impromptu in G.
meohctisky :
in the series 0
Message ofzthe Bible.
no other church ties w
street. South Norw
rt: paper. that coated A
it'll)! house... trim. Li? A. W
bidet, work, titanic work. Kins _‘ V .. e
i. Wonk. a.
aor'mm. A
tinue throughput
and But»
i and
tr waning exec t minds]
&els‘ tom
nu; morning worship. 10:30 0. 1a.;
Aw
rum
A - livenins terrier. .. '1: , .
ng wiirheded by the :1th and
bionic for the dlyrkul
uméffigsymwwd
pardon, 0:80 It! In. The
I“. evangeliat Kill”! “1"
tied for the would!
- Merlot-v.
lord. Buck: Aw
on Pro-
0 quar-
ohurcu. Knight street. Rev.
A. in. to.
~11 u. m..}flbie
Tuesday owning. clans
riday evening prayer meets
lilest Avenue Methodist. Episcopal
v
vice. 7 p, m.
' ‘4 - W A, A When requgstcd for such a prescrip-
. . CONBRIQATIONAL. lion for the cureof rheumatism and
south Norwalk Conventional kidney trouble‘ihe answer was: "You
Church. Charles B. Msefarland. pain-
servioo at 10:30: .llihle
rlous clubs at 12
recital at 0:45.
7 cause rheumatism; the urine must
'clock; evening organ
overview at. A
0 Paradise, Golbei; con
ra’ltosolo. By
Poshtlude.
endclssohn; Rock 0
"we“.
eIAPTIBT.
pastor-«9:45 a.
10:30 a. m.. regulu
All who her
ill be very we
conic. ‘ . 1.
Grace Baptist Church—ll a. m..
preaching: ii p. m.. C. 10. meeting:
p. In, preaching. Seats free. A
are welcome.
: ‘“ EPIBCOPAL
’i‘rinii y -
Sunday after
prayer on
school, Brat
vice, Thursday. at 7:30 p. m.
frekl. A cor
tori Werner. rectorwdi‘he second Su
day- after. the
tion of the H
3:15; evening prayer and
7130. During the week:
Paul. at 9:30: evening prayer on F
day at 4
Si. P
Epiphauyw'liso a.
nltin; 10:30 a. m.. morning prayer a
“I FINALLY BECAME WEAK."
a . 2- . 1 M . .
The Greatest Berger in Dyspepsia
in the Look“. e'conetnnt and
Abundant Nutrition. A
Undigested food is no food at all
Partly digested food is partly u
less and partly harmful—poisonous
Ill“. ' ,f
There can be
any fool eaten.
. iron can.» . A
dyspepsia without losing flesh. V
sooner or later. you
run; and weak. in. rritable.
site no mistake about it.
no nourishment
unless it is diges
for a little «time w
‘ards ‘Dflmsia Tablets.
MIE' ‘1 0h? ‘ ”.0. .
our, law-—
lfi telling-A
o
indoor-molars '
gr at be
in s Dye sis Tablets.
" that
dulthxgrtuluslly.
mi taken in
ii- ew months
; gettite’orgd
d 'i ii ‘
yical elclt headaches, often
’ ll Aid horned-m Ail bedtime,
«1' .5
‘. Whining ‘ ,
re il' no griping or unpleasant.
‘ p siler‘tdkl
“diif‘ '
A’twice. .Pi'i
News by Dr
abletassociai
In invented,
at creation ‘
ids, “9:30
W ibis is heiur mutilated.
E. Cunningham. pastor—-
iee. 10:30 a.‘ in: Sunday
school 13 in: Junior league, 3 p. In:
ning ser-
iil preach.
0 bladder, and, most of all. you must
g: 10:30 a. in. new
Does Sleep After
and
m.. young pee»
"The Great
the Waters of Babylon.
Fanfare in 1).
2d Bonnie.
Poetlude, Triumphai.
South Norwaik Baptist Church. H.
8.. Carpenter,
prayer meeting:
service;. 12 m.. Bible school:
to.
8:80 p.
f serialons. The Social
Episcopal. Second Sunday
Epiphany—d a. m.. Hol
Communion: 10:30 a. m.. morning
d serm‘dnr‘iz m.. Sunday
herhood of tilt. Andrew;
7 :30 p. m..evening prayer and sermon.
First. Baptist ChurCh. Norwalk»D.
men at 00:30:11. m.; Sunday school at
12~m.: B. Y. P. U. meeting at 0:80 p.
m.; sermon at 7:30 p. in. Prayer ser‘
Seats
. dial welcome to all who oi.-
‘tcnddhese services. a. ‘
Grace Church. the Rev. James lien.
Epiphany“ Theceiebrn
03y Communion at ‘8
o'clock; morning prayer and sermon
at d0:.30; Sunday school at noon; mik-
sioii Sundayschocl at Broad River at-
scrmonnt
The. colt»
brdiibu of the Holy Communion on
. Thursday at.9:30 andngalu on Friday.
the Feast of the Conversion of st.
anl's Church, 2nd Sunday after,
m.,.Holy Commie
ted. '
I But
re bound to get
he .wgyiout .ls.:by taking ' Dr. Rich-
:0 Marshall
\ tithe
nails reoclvod ocular: Rlehr
prongs
‘ u “ ' Meeting for adults-ton
”A
this impressioniorafter
. [I‘noticed-ihat my di-
nil Were becoming derail?
. pally became weekend was
ubled with most distressing aper-r
4 , ”.TW. ‘ .. .
vigil .' ‘ aovsmfl‘b Imus.
Wit ‘ ' W ‘ i
feel-
them. Dr...Blchsrds
hull;
‘ i.
ion. 03‘.
Etpeoisily For illi'euimilsm.
Kidney .tni'llsddtrg.
trouble:
“The people here! 'do not drink
enough water inhlseep healthy." ex-
claimodws Welihnpwn authority. “The
numerous cases of stomach trouble.
kidney .and bladder diseases and
madmatism are mainly due in the fact
that the drinking div-water, nature‘s
greatest medicine. hesjbeen neglected.
“Stop loading your'systo’m with pat»
enhmedloineaond cumulus: but got
on the‘wstor wagon. if you are really
sick why. of 00W. take, the proper
medlciuerw-‘pldin- commun vegetable
treatment. which will-not shatter the
nerves or ruin the stomach."
must make the kidneys do’their work;
they are the filters of the blood.
They must be made to strain out of the
blood the waste matter and acids that
be neutralized so it will no longer
be a source of irritation to ~the
keep these acids from forming in the
stomach. This is the cause of atom-
ach troublee and poor digestion. lilor
tilese conditions i would suggest the
following prescription. which Is com-
posed of only vegetable ingrodicnte,
which can he obtained from any good
prescription pharmacy; ‘Auy one can
mix them by shame you in a bottlez"
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half
ounce; Compound ‘ Kargon. one ounce:
Compound Syrup Ssrtaparilia. three
ounces. To be taken in teaspoonful
doses after each meal and at bedtime.
but don't for etthe water. Dru
plenty and of on." This valuable in-
formation and simple prescription
should be posted up in each household
and used steths’ first sign of an attack
of rheumatism. beckabhe- or urinary
trouble. no matter how" slight. _‘
i‘
s
1'
day school at. the Chapel on Berlin-y
street; 7:80 p. m.. choral eveueong
and sermon. The offerings on Stands!
will be devoted to the cause of gener.
cl missions and “the isdrvices both
morning dnd evenin’g’Mll be of a mis-
sionery character. Tbla‘is done in
8
1.
8‘
ll
10‘ Whom '
' by" voice disturbances"
‘ Yule, became lith'réB
A ; will
AW?!“ install of the pigs.
Icad‘o‘ue‘ to inquire if Connect out in
mliy secure on hér foundation. lllw
tor] says she is not. As Idle as the
year 1800. Prof. Benjamin Silllman. or
in the Moodus
noises. and sought aid of the item.
Hwy “alumna. oildniu Handout. 1,1
foremost clergyman of fllBLVl‘wfln; in
getting accurate interdiction "11.3
in theqihonomenon. bellevin more
All minister's version would be more
accurate than that of the ordinary
reticent. According to Mr. Chap.
man's report. the first severe shock of
which the town of East Beam bed;
a record. came on May 10, 1791. and
was felt as far awards New York and]:
Boston. This one was so comm:
according to Mr. C ‘ on, that Capt.
Benedict, ul‘ Killl gworth. only
miles away. while pacihg the deck of
the. uohmner, which lay at anchor.
saw the fish leap out of the water in
every direction. One. hundred shockn
were counted that night. ‘
in writing underpants of Animal lil.‘
1702, Rev. Mr.‘ Hosmer. of Haddam;
gave an accountof the occurrence in
which he attributed the noises to the
work of the red men and their diabol-
ical influence. But Prof. William
North Bloc. of Wesleyan University,
an authority of recognized standing.
says that these bills are too old to be ‘
put in the fickle class “For years,"
said Prof. Rice recently. "there have
been slight earthquakes in these re-
gions, and the so-cailed Moodus noises
are light earthquake shocks. Where
ever there is much folding and our-
lapping of the crust. there is apt to be
an‘occuslonali shock felt on the aur‘
fade. Where the mountains are old in
geological time. as the hills iirthls
region. for example. the. readjustment
in almost completed and the shifting
will be slight and the‘edrihquake re~
sultaut only a light one. Where the
mountains are younger geologically.
much more severeshocks may be ex-
pected as the rocks .1‘reudjust them-
selves and become settled."
MORE SECRET AGENTQ.
: M
Detective Forceps he, Enlarged by
Railroad.
_ Chief J. W. McDonald and his eight
secret agents. for the Consolidated
road are so overburdened with work
now that it was siaiedtoday that an
additiou force has been ordered by the
ofllciale of the company. ,
Hand of cases of baggage.
freight. press and railroad property
thefts have been reported which the
do' lives are at work. Much of the
. baa been repovered, but. it is
expected more effective work will be
will be oocomplishptbond more. convic-
tions follow the increased» number of
agents. ‘ .
Pinkerton detectives are now engag-
cd to act in conjunction with the New
Haven force and it was due to this fact
but such complete evidence was so-
cured against the baggage and trunk
, unison ended the!”
oral Board of Missions of the Church.
The offerings will devoted to the
cause of missions hoisum of $380
is needed to meet he "requ
Tuesday evening up in meat!
of the Girls' Fr i'
ucsday at to. m. continual
evening service a 7 :45 p. in. with
Y
eiy; W
ion class;
W. 'l‘almage Van Daren. pastor-widen class for confirmation,
afternoon.
class , for Aeonilrmu
dllnli‘lal school: in»? no aim.
no
the reading room Masonit: building
at 11 a. in. Subject, January 20th
Truth. Testimony; meeting
duy.8 n. in. To homoserv
public is cordially invited.
room open
from 2 to 5 p. m.
‘ enticement. .Lurnsam. . A
ri-
ml in chapel near railroad. 7:30 p. m
. Sunday school. 6:46 p. m.
day. 1:30 p, m. .Instruction
flrmation in the English .langu
cry Saturday. 2:i5‘.p. to. Rev.
thtman
avenue. Eliemford. Conn.
» .oneur charm“.
' Advent Christian Church. Van
it
ce- 0
in
in
M: “I would not have you to be
dug by the pastor. 7:30 p. in: sublet:
.“A. Message from
Christ." .
'..W.... v».
A. IALVAIION ARMY. v
This afternoon and o‘clock. Cap
handouts anthemeetms
it l “A m“
A ”more w .
‘; .aA‘. p. m..”phlll‘ll‘en would“:
Salvation drmyr;
ett desires‘dmth ‘ _
mob who have been helping
Aoially in sending in their
since Christmas. ' ‘5 ‘
i . .A the on... ;“ letter» is
afar statue...
can
t... cos
(MW. Dr Fry a.
Millennial Jo’hm
.Elilabeih 8b..
Mullen 133 "A. ‘ w .
"1”" Mo shop;
I Water at, MT stilt
tum Morris. -,
reel Jon-0f.“
ll
“y“:"lle imagines. .. ,A
ibis lady-killer. y"
‘veryfl‘old ‘ladieei,
‘oiily ten horse:
intent of the Gen;
irement:
in- tors are in the Ford Building. New
struction on condrmatloniollowed by Hay
This evening . future.
class is for the older memebrs and.
those who cannot. be present in the
Friday.“ 2:30 p. m..
meeting of the lodles' Guild; lJtnny
and meditation at 4 p. m._ followed by
Saturday. in-
OHRIBTIANASOIENCI SOCIETY. I not no relief from medicine until 1
First Christian Science Society. of ,began taking Foley's Kidney Cure.
No'rwalkwitegiilur sunday.i,_uervice at“ ‘
idoses started the brick duet like due
Wednes-q n1
ices the'lt . a
Reading Plaieted'
to the public each week day Pharmacy.
Preaching in the German language.
instruction ’
in the‘German language every Satur-
for conex of ithO
age ev- from N
C. F.‘him and ‘kil
n pastor. N0. .101 Greenwich
Zandt
strhehliev. James W. Davis. pastor—
Morning service. 10:30 a. m.~;:subiect.
A mt
concerning them which are seleell'“
Sunday school. 18 us: Lola! Workers. 3
5:15; song servloo.5'l,-O'olooki preach.
the Resurrected
lain
Jarrett hes! a Averywsucoessiul service
for, tho children. sndormniedibe Aet- walkoltisé‘n.‘ .
”with candy.
at.§o‘clock. M
holiness meet ' "1
' emonutrsucn- trouble.
fv rybody be sure and 003,119.; Willi“ fro' , this trouble“
our unit jib business; times my: .mwwasbm weak and ‘lame
.1chin $32. that! could herdlv est
.1.
“it
thieves who were aupprehended in
New York yesterday.
Anoiilcer of the modulated today
that never before-bed the losses been.
so large ‘and the ell: was decided to
.add to the. road’s detective force as
soon amalrnew omce could be secured
for the department. The present quar-
i
en. but will be removed in the near
g _
A THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
. OF G O
A. H. Thames. (1 well known coal
operator of Buifalo. 0.. writes: "l
have been afflicted with kidney and
bladder trouble for years. passing gruv
vel and stance with excruciating pain.
then the rceuli. washout-prising. A few
. .
humorist I337
' r
The Sale of cliicotls.
and in ”spite of the weather could
tot the tempting, values.
in:
if
\
. It began iyesterday
not. help being a success on second
We shall endeavor to havL’ddlr individual clicking?
out the sale. In ilieiirst place there are p ' '
$10.00 Taifetas for $7.19.
in black and colors, the latest styles, and
them.
1‘
‘ plenty of
$6.00 Tsii’etas for $4.79.
Black and midtown finish silk that. will wear well.
’ Heatherbl‘oom Petticoats. - ,
They are stylish, graceful and very light in weight.
Those in this sale are attractive models with princess tops.
and an 18-inch flouncc very full. Value $3.50 for $2.93.
Black Silk Moreen Petticoats. . .
V cry sensible and durable, value"$3.oo for $2.25. '
Gray Bendeline Petticoats.
Bendclinc is an imitation of morceu. but, much lighter
in wright. Value $2.50. for $1.98. ‘
Printed Heuristics.
The cotton l'lcpriettae that make such serviceable
house frocks for women. There are but three or four pat~
terns. red. navy blue, and dark green with white dots. .011“
while with black (1015. Nice. too. or children's 'schdol
dresses. Special at me. I yard wid .
A, :1'V‘
Men 5 Underwear.
, A very satisfactory make in plain white, ar..l all sizes
are included. Shirts anti drawers. 42¢ each.
. H... ’ ““.» £3.31; 3 '
Boas Swtalers.
A special in all {wool Sweaters. navy blue and Oxford.
Worth regularly $1.50, for'firoo. For ages 9 to 12.
‘ Men's Ni’tiht Shiite dhd Pdiaiiiiis.
Outing Flannel Nightshirts of extra good qiialiiy.'madc
in good full sizes, 50 and 75c that ‘ . - »‘ . a
‘ Pajamas in outing flannel, $1.00 and $3.35 a stilt. J ',
First section right of Main St. entrance.
ter. received by a railroad oillci‘al {to-
day. Mr. Wicks lste‘l Joined him did
chief. Messers Todd a Wicks made
a strong worklng'combinntion while
wiih‘the New Haven mad. ' . *
After leaving the. New Haven. Mr.
Wicks took a position asza‘fr'eight soil-
the letter was vice-president of the citor for one of. ”19!an roads
New York. New Haven and Hartford. with oiilces in New Haven.
has taken a similar position with Min? . ‘
Todd who is now vice president of the
Bangor and. Aroosmolc railroad. Mr.
Todd hashis headquarters at Bangor.
Ma. and according to. a personal et-
rooo Joints,“ 'otn‘.
. case ‘
-.. w»,
HIEFI
i"
e
, p .
‘It will be of interest to the cleridai
force of the New York. New Haven.
and Hartford Railroad in New Haven
to know that George L. Wicks. who
was chief clerk to Percy R.»Todd, when
To telephone ontolog‘ranh
is alwaysiutiledahorz‘ ’i. .
if you’d spread news ‘inetcnotily
ta neisbbm
~stonen and‘ now i have no pain across w . A
v
a done me $1000 worth of good.
M
VICIOUBLY KILLED A HORSE.
onnnNWICH, Conn. Jan... 19.411. ‘
bert 8. Close, a farmer of this place.
‘hus made complaint that a few days.
i
l
u
r
{representing themselves 'to he officers
Connecticut Humane Society
0w Haven.,took' a“ born from
no credentials. rhlr. Close says the
horse was not, 0
uterlugfrom any‘dls-
ease. ‘ . Him 1; t I .. n.
W.
MAY PROVE FATAL. .
fwiu south— Mark People
Learn the importance of It? ‘ ‘
. .
i
When
A
m..; » J3 .; . 1..
Brit when you'ltdow
kidneys; .
'rw'i'hat serious kidney troubles follow;
. .. 2: That diabetes. ABright'ediseene may
be the fatal and. ‘ ~ ‘ '
, A "You will glad!
lug experience. ~
t.
rs. Anna Freeman.
St. South. Norwalk. 0000.. says:
kidneys and I feel like a new man: ,
0 Drug Store and The Clifford .
ago two men want to his. farm and -
led it. The men showed ‘
u. from “the H
y profit by the follow ~
’Tis the statement of a South Nor-2A
ofu'lO South _'
have “ftmudw Dean‘s A Kidney 'Pllls to
smile is most reliable remedr'mr kidney
~f have suffered more or less ‘
focal: pears and at
.With “3‘” hr???“ 9'...
‘nd Extract;
. Biking Powder, Spice.
ms UNIONPACIFIC T
i26 Wndlilnflton 'ee, 30th Nerwnlkn
2; Phoiié ‘ 668-2. ...A
. Sm -*‘
Backache is only a simple thingat “ ‘
bout. townie.
. i
with gresirsdidloulty that I
‘ film“ night «17
fi “$me ed
trig unis
‘ could arise
ohs‘irafter sitting for s time
‘wasvafiiaid to turn ov- if;
M, the rpainslaorose yr “
e! pm was
our" . both.
i
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