‘ ’; another son.
hlr. and Mrs. Oscar H. Keeler are
very sick at their home in Winfield
street.
Miss tells Bowen of St John street,
is confined to her home by an attack
of tonsilitis.
. Miss Clara Wolfe who has been ill
1 with scarlet fever or her home on Van
Zandt street. has recovered and is able
to be about again.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Drew. of Non-
wich, spent yesterday with Mr. and
Mrs. Michael D. Drew. of Washington
street. From here they will go to
New York to attend the automobile
show.
ill at the home of her son nMrshall
H. Tolles at East and St John ave-
.nues, Eas't Norwaik. . Mrs. Tolles is
uperrd of eighty years of age. She
{lies been in failing health for some
me.
DcWitt's Little Early Risers. reliable
little pills Recommended by The
Clliford Pharmacy and The Brian
Pharmacy.
Rewav'rou.
Miss Rose Sniflin. of Raymond-
street is quite ill with the grip.
The snow storm has spoiled the
skating on the several ponds here-
abouts.
Charles Johnson. of Brookslde, is
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs Harry Street.
Miss Anna Everett, of Roweyton
9 avenue is ill with scarlet fever and the
, house has been quarantined.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Savage, of
1 Rowayton. have received as a New
Year’s offering a new little‘Savage.
Mrs_.J. Edward Vincent. 0f Roway-
ton, who has been seriously ill for
some weeks past is still 1a a very cri-
tical condition.
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. E. W. Bysslle. pastor——
The pastor will preach at both ser-
vices tomorrow Special musical and
. . evangelistical services in the evening
.. «at 7 o’clock. 1 »
There is a minute or two more of
light each day now than there was the '
day before and the morningsI are
lengthening us well as the evenings.
There is already twenty-minutes more
light each day than there was when
the days were shortest and the in-
crease from now on will be rapid.
Rowayton Baptist Church. Rev
Frank C. Brown, pastor—Sunday ser-
vices as follows: Public worship with
sermon at 10: 30 a. m. and 7:00 p. m.
The Rev. Mr. Denschdeld of the Strat-
fleld Baptist Church is expected to
oflloiate. '(Bible school at 11:45 a. m.:
Junior Endeavor Society at! p. m.:
Senior Endeavor Society at 6: 15 p. m. ..
Ladles‘ Aid Society meets Thursday af-
The known 009d 11111111 61 Our merchandise and honestu of 0111 dealinas with 1101111115 HELPED 11s to be succesSIui.
' which will “bid the postponed
2.9112199 AND nosorou.
Mrs. Chester 11. T911911 Is critically,
our in the
service on
following
tempos at the papal h
church.
Thursday evening at 7. :0.
businessmoetipgofthe ‘1. RS. 0. iii.
Trims of the church will please not.“
the change in the hour of the Sunday
evening service from 7: 80 to 7 for the
months of January. February and
Marv
1:11- $0.11qu
Mr. and Marla-heel Boyle have
John Masher is recovering from
Pneumonia.
Frank liliermann, of Brooklyn. is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van
Dina.
Miss Lulu Bowen has returned to
New York, after a few days spent at
her home in Barton.
Mrs. T, F. Shermhu has returned
from a visit with her sister. Mrs. Sher-
wood, in Port.Chester.
Ernest Iounsbury is recovering from
several weeks’ serious illness with
bronchial pneumonia, under the care
of Dr. G. H. Norton.
The adult class of Prof Crane, in
dancing new numbers twenty-five, and
the class for children is of great in.
terest to the youthful element.
The proceedsof the exhibition of
moving pictures at the Town Hall. Dn~
rien, given by the Methodist society,
Friday, January it, were $16.50.
Mrs. John P. Brummer and Miss
Helen Brummer leave this week for
a visit with Mrs, M. J. Morris in Wil-
liamsbridge, and with Mrs. Gainer. in
Newark. N. J. .
On Sunday evening, January 20. Hon
J. H. Light. will give an address in
the Congregational Church. Burton. on
True and False Success. Men espec-
ially are invited. ‘
Martha Hanford, who died Monday
at the home of Franklin 3. Wood, of
New Canaan‘ was held in affectionate
remembrance by many in Barton for
like lougfeliow's “Martha Hilton" she
was one who “made service see di-
vine." am! one mother whose own chil-
dren already reach up to her should-
ers. said of her: “She took care of us
all as babies, first of my grandmother.
then my mother and then me.”
Miss Anna Hadley writer from
Jacksonville. Fla, that New Year's day
was like spring. but the Jacksonville
Christmas was cold, requlr ng fires all
day. , The letter also co tained the
information that the little "Kumquat
oranges” so often sent north by visi-
tors to Florida were of Japanese orig-
in. These very small oranges. which
are eaten "skins and all" grow on
hedges which when in bloom are very
beautiful. The fruit .which is produc-
ed abundantly is used for preserves.
The oranges are about the size of a
small hickory nut.
The concert given at the Town Hall. I
Darien by the Parland- Newhall com-
pany. Monday evening, was the first
of the course of entertainments to be
given under the auspices of the Men' sI
Club of the Congregational church. I
The hall was filled nearly to its utmost;
capacity with an appreciative audience
and the spirits of the. company upon
the stage appeared to be keyed up to!
“happy G.. " hence the affair was. very
successful and satisfactory. The bell
ringing which delighted so many last
year was once more a wonderfully flue
performance and the chlrues‘included
the hymns Abide With Me, Joy to the
Wet-id Jesus, Lover of My Soul and
Soley’s Hope and
colds and lung troubles is not affected
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs. and we recommend
it as a safe remedy for children and
adults. W 1 WI m. Store RM
The Clifford Pbmy.
mm}?!
Michael McCormick has joined tbr
local trolley forces
Miss Gertrude Wood is visiting re
I iatlves in Weston
Rev. James E. Coley has been a re
cent visitor in town
Mrs William Dutcher has recentli
visited in New Rochelle.
A new born is being erected on the
Cohen place at the Farms.
Frank Taylor and wife are preparlni
for .a trip West in the very pear in-
lure.
Mrs. Oliver Kink has been spending
a few days with frolcnds in New York
cl in
Mrs. Ambrose Hurlbutt has recently
ertertsined friends from New York
c tv.
Miss Edith Bradley of Weston has
been the guest of Miss Ethel Fair-
child.
Miss ids. Jennings, of Hartford
has been visiting friends in town re-
cently.
Mrs lrene Downs has returned home
to Norwalk after a. visit here with
Mrs. Harry Helm.
A cottage prayer meeting was held
last evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Washburn. ‘
Dr. J. W. Fyfe of Saugatuck. who
has been quite ill with the grip, is
now slowly improving.
Spicer Brothers are to open a plumb
ing establishment in the Belden block.
Main street in the near future.
Mrs. Harriet Price is caring for Mrs.
Andrew Sherwood at. her home in
Falriieid. The latter is ill with heart
trouble.
The mason work for the new Clinton
cottage on Compo street is completed
and the work of framing is to be push-
ed along. I
Snugatuck Hose Company is to en-
tertain its friends with a dance in To
quet Opera house on the signing of
February 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor are con-
templating an extended tour through
our western states. They expect to
be gone several months.
Rev. Warren P. Lenders directed tIie
studies of the Bridgeport Y. M. C. A
Bible class in the absence of the Rev
Kenneth Mackensle last evening.
1 Mrs. Dora Haviland died yesterday
at her home in Massachusetts. She
was 11 sister and cousin to Mrs. Frau-
cis Godfrey of impelial avenue.
it is reported that a new store is to
he opened in the Belden block on Main .
street by Spicer Brothers. who have
conducted a plumbing business in
Bridgeport.
Another revival service is announc-
ed for tonight in the Methodist Church.
N. C Mitchell the evangelist. con-
ducting the services is proving a po-
tent attraction there.
Work is nearing completion on the
new lodge room to be occupied the
Sons of Herman When possession
is taken this popular organisation will
give a reception and concert there.
Following are the newly elected oili
cars of the Congregational Church
Beueiicent Society: Mrs. Warren P.
Lande1s, directreas:P Miss Mary Coley,
secretary; hire. 1 RWakeman. tren-
power.
The many friends of Edward Lewis
will be pleased to learn that the re-
symuwowrmrooasmpms"
‘Cucsawui is; solg‘xbp
port relative to vihg here and
tuition up a poetic titans“ Citiy
is erroneous. Mr. Lewis declares t
his intention to stay in Westport.
‘The old town is good enough for
me“ says he.
“The Great Umbrella cm" will be
tried out before a Judge and jury in
Congregational Church parlors by the
Knights of King Arthur. on' the night
of January 28.1110 fact of its being
a mock trial will add greatly to the in-
terest.
Mrs. Lips Falrchild of State street.
entertained the .iradies' Afternoon
Whist yesterday afternoon. in spite
1f the heavy snow fall the ladies were
III present and a very enioyable ove-
niug was passed. Mrs. W. . Waksmsn
won the first prise and Mrs. irving
‘adley the consolation.
The Friday afternoon illustrated
talks iu‘the Methodist Church. chiefly
'or the school children. are attractinz
:enerai interest and dcscrvlngly so for
hey prove not alone instructive to
be little ones but their elders as well
and the stereopticou views are among
be best of the world's pictures.
Charles M. Jesus of New York is
to deliver an address upon the “M
1ponsibllltler1 of Citizenship at .the
Congregational Church. January 30. in
tonnection therewith there will be a
musical programme‘of «social merit.
The regular church ausrtotte compos-
ad of Mrs. Harry G. Woodworth. Miss
Tldna G. Bradley. Mr. Harry C. Wood-
worth and Mr. Albert C. Wilson. will
sing. accompanied by Mrs. Arthur B.
lellffe. Miss Emma Romper of
ty Church will redder violin
tions. This service will be in
with the church at Greens Farms.
Christ church and Trinity church..'i‘ho
Methodist churches of both Westport
and Saugstuck with their pastors have
been invited to participate. The exer-
cises will be conducted by Rev. Moo
B. Sirw 1
cars. Ellis 13. Dean. Charlt
yer. William S. Dong and
Lenders.
CHRONIC CONB'I’IPATION OURID.
One who suffers from chronic consti-
pation is in danger of many cerium
ailments. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures chronic constipation as it
aids digestion and stimulates the liver
and bowels, restoring the natural ac-
tion of these organs. Commence tak-
ing it today and you will feel better at
once Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not contests or grips and is very
“smut to take. Refuse substituteslm
Plsisted's Drug Store and The Cliflordm
Pharmacy.
new saunas.
The cottage for?" Mrs. Florence
arren P.
Wright is now béiriffenclosed. C. S ‘
Morehouse. West Norwalk. is the con-
tractor snd buys all materials. The
house will be provided with mantels
and fireplaces.‘ electric fixtures. and
will have all conveniences.
"i had tried everything for my baby.
until Dr. Lyle recommended Cases-
sweet. 1 can, truthlully say is is the
best medicine 1 eve 11ch for babies. "
~Nannic Redford. -
o Cilifovrd
Pharmacy and on Plan:
many. ..
....___L_.~———_
The breadth of a man's heart is
more to this world than the bulk of
his head.
rin- , 1.
loo
clout ‘
set in.
very earnest]
church. His settlement there was of
‘ special interest he having been sis.
tipped in the charge so emthirty years
previously. int the commencement of
his ministry From that time to the
present, he was a member of the New
York Conference of h mination.
and served in varlo 'at'ge a.
The funeral will be held in the
church at North Cos Cob. Sunday. at
2,p 111.119 leaves a widow and four
daughters.‘
CRIMINAL COMMON PLEAS.
A jury has been called in the Crim-
inal Common Pleas Court, for next
Tuesday morning when Judge Howard
Scott of Danbury will at in place of
of Judge James F. Wal . of Green-
conuuittse of the state senate, will be
fully occupied at Hart for a few
months. There are a number of minor
cases to be
habis that Prosecutor Kenesly will
find some business for the jury.
it is his intention to clean up fix
criminal common pleas docket
much as possible at this term and
busy days are in store for the Judge
and the men who are charged with vio-
lating the statutes.
councnwag: HOME ouaanu-
~ Councilman Thomas Richardson’s
home at 9 Concord street, was placed
under quarantine yesterday by Health
Queer D. H. C. Sharer. The council-
' Again
iswhst Mrs.‘ Lucy
Staysltof’i‘rlton. Ga.
said after taking
K0110} for Dys-
. pepsin. Hundreds
'1 ofothsrwsak
women an
being ro-
stoud to perfect
hsdibby'this mn-
edy. YOU maybe
wollifyouwilltalcs
it.
Amman!”
nearly all the sick-
1 pass that women
have. it deprives the system of nourish-
mental-1d the delicate organs pencil» to
women cutler- weaken. and become
Kodol
For DVspepsia
enables the stomach and digestive organs
to digest and assimilate all of the whole-
somohd that may bscaton. It nourishes
the body. and rebuilds the weak organs.
restoring health and strength. Kodol
relieves indigestion constipation dyspepsia.
sour risinm belching. heartburn and all.
stomach disorders. «.
aVllieersts What You Eat
801-9
THE CLIFFORD 'PI-IARIAACY
THE IRIDGE PHARMACY
ONE FACTOR that has helped 911911 11191915 our HONEST ADVERTISING
Five nears ado we commenccddomcwbunness d
we have done so can b9 easilh prover 1111 SATISFIED purchasers and wearers of our merchandise
During these five 119915 at different times we 11119 sold 11911 111 ih9 season’ 5 and merchandise at reduced paces—ALWAYS
AS WE
\ 1". .1 1...1...r_,~1~.,.11
r , 98 WASHINGTON
N B .—This sale 91111911111199 the, ~“ren1‘91iloi Mr Willis ll» Selleck; " 0111 this 1111
ADVERTISED, .
'1
B9 1111 EARLY
will
*r 1
etermine
bliliOI-V .-
> first are. 11 1
a serious 1119.119» are on. .
. The attach was at first grip. but.
terllcomplicstious of another nature.
Mr Holden wad 111 the 111111111111
. you“ of his age. He came to Cos Cob
,. in Catcher, 1902 and devoted himself
In the work of the,
wich. who as chairman of the judiciary .
W
Bealfistate titles are goal-gn- '
tear! and 111de by this 99111. "
puny they are absolutely pro
‘tected from ALL. errors and
defects.
ONE fee insures you as long f ,
as you own the property.
For leaflet and full particu-
lars ask your REAL ESTATE
BROKER or ATTORNEY, 01'
‘ write home once: i
. I111 Tut & consultant
lump 9 Title 11111191 in:
New Rochelle. New York.
Ill-5W
mn’s little son, Harmon. has been
under surveillance for some time, scar-
let fever being suspected. Positive
symptoms appeared this morning. The
case is a light one and is well ad-
yanced
disposed of and it is pro .' 1
Hanna Evenings.
Cheerfulfi Homes.
691191111 Contentment.
What 1; the Answer?
Gas Lrght
Hesse Piped at Cost
Let us. Estimate on
Yours.
1}.
CONSOLIDATED
RAILWAY 00
CITY NIIIIIIII BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSAGTSB Au GENENEgAL BANKING
CAPITAL.
111
g‘. if ‘ sioo,0oo.00
., SURPLUS” AND mom's, *f
' 3173. 500.00. 1 1
EDWIN H MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHN H kNAPP,1st Vice'Prss.
91199211er H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
9,.
WILFRED BODWELL‘ Cashier. .1.
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DIRECTORS, .-
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel womman
“‘1
Jcsciah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin »
Christian Swartz John H. Light
Fred H”. Rowan.
d 111an we advertised to 51111 noihma 111111111 was the TRUTH That
We 0if91 11011 NOW and until the stock is closed, dunno this DISSOLUTION SALE, BETTER MERCHANDISE and at
LOWER PRICES th9n has ever been offered the people of IIiiSiIicililtli.
Let us 511119 11011 mon911.
1 abandon 3.
Rib
1 near ” ‘
immediated‘tmtercst I0 both
and top
US! TO B
We can at or lease
ly. We also will col
and give you prompt and
attention in care of your
Special attention given to .
whose owners live in adjoin ‘
tent cities
2 Cent his! I1
South tier-walk. Gong. ‘
ANNUAL ctr-named sil-
GOLD
111111 111
Buy your Wall Paper ,
save the profits that you 111 ~
to pay in the Spring. ‘
Crockery, Glassware, Hon
I119 Goods. Framed Pictured; ,
White Enamel Poles with! ‘
109,
*But the
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