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1’0l0pb0n0 Cult “1—2.
'All on". mow he? at Git-r90.
IIany lloyt '
encoding the past few days to town.
of Dunbnry, has boon
A meeting of the Win One ('llCli'
will lIo bold tomorrow at the linut
Avointc Methodlut. Church.
”me1“” Simona led the mooting of
III't‘I“'li.‘pw'oI‘tll Ionguo lust night at tho
film Avenue Mothodiot Church. .
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A IIIoeting of the Bible uohool of tho
Advont (ibrlnthut Church will lIo hold
on Tuesday ovoninu in the church.
T Ito moi-ting of tho filth-III] Board of
tho East Aveimo Mothodlat (llllf‘t‘ll
uill be hold on Vi'ednosduy III: .ght Ill
lilo clllllirli_
A luminous meeting will ho hold
'l'iltlrmluy o'voning at tho closo"ot tho
wooltly social Sf‘l'VlL‘e III.
Christian Church.
A- niooti‘ng of tho WonIon's t'hria‘tlan
'l‘otnpoi'unt'o Union Wits hold yostordny
sit tho almshouse. ’l‘horo ono about
2.5 Indies present to join ill the .scrvice.
\
A mootlng of the Sunday School
Ilourd of the East Ai‘onut- Methodist
,i-‘huroh will ho. held tontoirow night
at tho church. A largo attendance lti
desired. ' '
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llov. II. II‘. Roynolds. pastor of tho
Advont. Christian (3htIIoI‘I. will dollvoi
n uoilos oi oi vungolistlc so I \‘lt on at tho
AIlIont (lll'llillllll Church 'qfiiiiltllfilllg
noxt Sunday ovtnlni: MI. Reynolds
In a filio talkor zind'hus ll remarkably
thorough knowlodgo of the Bible.
Au Armenian, who want u witness of
ammo of tho inunsaoron of ()nilhtiuns
III the 'luiks. will doIIIoI an address
at tho Earl .'\\onuo Methodist Church
on TIIIIIsIluy night. It in o.\pootorl that
his talk will no I! voiy Interesting (Inn
and a largo .Iitondiuu o III oxpootod as
ho has soon mimv of tho. hoIthlo
stout-s Wllltll aro pictuiotl In press to-
putts from Aunt-Ina
4’...—
ROWAYTON.
this pluoo.
days with
Mia-H Nollio (Igilcli..0l
“its; been uni-titling it [ow
I'olaiivoI-I in Brooklyn,
nanu Stt-Ions. Ill RownIton.
boon making .I visit In Now
(lty.
llll‘t
York
mil.- l I pi pal I hutch will hold .I Sup
["1' Wulnwiln) night at tho homo oi
Ali‘s. llatth- “ioks. 0f ClOClitli hilt-III
.\II'. and Mrs. William T l'toW:-'Itti.~'
limo Iotiuncd to thtir homo III Mount
Vol-non. Now lork. after ll visit with
MI. and Mrs John DeWanIs.
'I‘ho‘ Lot‘s Aid Society of tho Moth
.\llh’ II‘IodotIcIc Moiriilold. of Ray
ntond air-,ott has r'olutnotl tn Inr IIonIo
after .I kill“. with Iol.tti\oti In Iirook
ly.II
zIIId Ml'iI‘. Noll It. .‘llt’oholl. Ill
\Vorztptu‘t. l’oi'tnorly of this: place. Intro
annonnood llliI'f‘llil_aI:t'"lllt‘lll oi lll‘ll
IIIIIIglItr-I. Millfl't II". to Ktnuoth (.mard
5 hint-.kenzlo of Westpmt
Mr,
Al
i'stptuiu Minor and i'hiol’ lIInzlnt-oI
.\'rl.«III. of tho sit-.Imor. IIIIInII A.
Koo lt'l uoro tho guests. of i'..Ipt;IIII II}
II Smith and lilmlll ovoI Saturday
and Sunday.
Mix-Is Alhortino Pinknoy. of Ilrook»
Iyn. in the guest of Mr. llllll MI'I-I. Wil-
liam l’llllilli‘)’. of "RDWHI'lt‘ill nvonno.
lloi and Mrs E. W [lye-who Mo on:
ll'l'litllllllli .‘t'lli’. (l, W. Ilndson. or
tiootgotnwn.
'IiII- Nuruulk lIlpwoi'th lA‘lIRllt' I'nioli
“Ill lmld it raIII' on Friday night :II
III" Alt-IIIIIIII:.i Episcopal ('lllll'l'll. III
ltarwn. and throw louviiii; ilowaylnn
ulll lulu» tho 7.2" our from tho hit-iii
mils! (‘IIIIIt-II.
/
A siIIali llll‘ orIouI'I-od III ilowuylon
this morning which iIIioIf-tonod tot .-
lltno tho do'IItIIIIlIlofD of tho Ioaldtnu
of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram 'l‘. Taylot on
tho Wont Side. A summer kitchen
taught fire and an alarm was llll‘ni-tl
In Membors of Rowrtyion Hoso Com-
pany with extinguishers. IOWf'tl zIoIquI
the liver. and the trunk of. Hollum-I
Hook iilld' ladder ('tInIp.InI' wont
around the road. By tho tltno the fin»
fighters 'lI'l’th‘tl on tho menu the
ildmo “fill III-oh oxtinoulubml with a
small arts.
--Aft r s heavy meal. take a couple
of Doan‘ incubus. and give your into
much liver and bowels the help tin-y
ulll heed. Regulots bring easy. re
Iznlnr manages of the bowels.
DARIEN AND uonorou.
tarpon l'rl'mr uf Emilio, lit uptmttn;
--. rm WW “I'll "I 'lu'JlliLi ‘l..
liar: fylet. In Dsrlon.
hilly . f”
.hb‘f. mw.’ Mmdsstulo‘rsflidr.
the Ativoni
amulswlth mu m. 0;)... on.
WESTPORT
Misti Carrie Bradley passed Thanks-
giving work In Ncwburx. N. Y.‘
”*w
Mls’s‘lialen Mott, fl student at lbunt
liulyolte college, is the guest of Mrs
Samuel Pitrdy.
George Warren a”... R. l.. Wllllfllmf
attended the horse sales at Madison
Square (larden last week,
.
The Bradley no factory. at Weston
which shut down i It Tuesday. he
flfllflt.‘ of the mono. stringency, will
open tip full again tomorrow.
Mrs. William Smith entertained a
theati‘o pnrly of H at Poll'tf In Bridal:-
poIt. Thanksgiving evening. The partv
rook tho owning trolley and returned
on the I: Isl car.
The Pillow Flower Company III In-
stalling now boilers In their groon‘
houses bore: Tho Increasing business
of this company III calling in ruddltluns
to the plum daily.
’l‘bondoro Coultcr better known as
Tilp Coultor. tIhill'l boon gaining expor-
Ionco as no agricuhurlst. The two
pigs rufflud of! at Word I; Mc'i'crn
Wednesday night required more alien:
”on than it“ the othor patrons of the
rosiaurnnt combined. Trip's friends
ndtlso him to start It niggery and flood
the market with pork.
The officers of the Atlantic Starch
works distributed 26 'fine I... turkeys
among Iholr omployeos on Wednesday.
Every man in the employ of tho com-
pany received a turkoy. This lino old
Now England custom in not gonorully
obsorved nowadnyu. although as it pro-
motor of good feeling hetwoon omploy-
or and oinployce it cannot. in: oxcolIt-d.
It in solo to say that the cmnpony will
gain in tho ond,b.v ihlu exhibition of
generosity and a good follownhlp. “
'NEW CANAAN.
Minn Itlllh Bird. of lliiili'ortl, in if
m'Iost of friends in town.
Mrs. J. (l.
Isoriously ill.
Whitney.
In oonvnloscing.
Who has been
;
i". It. Somol‘tu'llo. of Wood l-Pll‘f'f'lplliifi
boon ony-rthining Now ‘I'orlt l'l'li'llilli.
—....- ..... .d......... .
Hrakeman l’rnoo, of tho local branch
was a guest of irionzls in New York
Saturday. \ . .2
Thou. W. Hall, .II, of Now York was
a guest of his patent-I Thanksgiving:
llily.
Tunis flnrr has :1 position in Loom-I-
bury 62 Sonlo's Fhoo i’ztotory. Stum-
ford.
f2
Hurry llousa II. of Now Y'oik. in a
guest of his grandparonto, in Lotum
mobile.
(I, E. llrlnokorhfilzm' Now
spont. Thursday with his family.
Railroad avenuo.
Haven.
in
Tho Mignon wood, of Wood street.
. havo. boon ontorlaiiilnc Now York rol-
illl\'(’H, thin wook.
Edwin lIoII'Iott oIIIorIIIIIIoIl lllH o'IuH-
III. of Now York. at tho ('ougrogoilonal
Illll'lilllil‘fl' this we: k
.‘lln t3oiu Stout :Inl tl.III Izlttot", Ma-
ml. at Ohio :Ilo \lHlllilI. .‘ll'H. William
’l'nttlo. ltli‘llll oii.l liill.
liobt-It .oII s. Mmln‘I: I'ioturo (‘oin-
nany pluwd in tho Itporn lloimc Thurs
tiny ni’tornoon und ovonins.
(looi'zo (it'flills. of Now York. was a
cowl of Attornoy dunno: I}. llrincher-
I’Iofi'. Railroad ith‘ nuo. Thursday
“I. 0. Mid llohIoolt. .ll'..
of his paronts, Thanksgiving.
tin-nod to New York. lI‘rlday.
Arthur Suiffonuorfonsly Innovate-d a
Ilngor on his loft hand III the Yale 8:
Townc Works, Stamford, Friday.
Air. and Mrs. Androw llorsam. of
Sominary street. l'lllllt'd tboir douch-
Ior. Mrs, M, Colomnn. In Rye. Thurs-
day.
wall It gut-st
fie re-
.‘Iir. and Mrs. Elfoid I. \IoKondriok.
of $er Yolk. wmo ’llt-Sis of their pur-
(-‘lll‘II. Mr and Mrs. W. .I. 'tlt-Koutlric.k
'I‘IIIII'mlziy.,
(‘harlcs hilt-Kendrick. ot‘ Now Haven.
visiiod with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McKondrick. Ccmotqry stroct.
'ifhuIIstiny.
Mr, and Mrs. (loot-go ilrogory. of
Htuml’ord. Ivoro gllf'fllli of their paronts.
Mr, and Mrs. .Imnos FnlI-iy._ Sontlnary
Hll'i'i‘l. Tllilt'lltlily.
lIarII Pcnnoyer. of NI Is.- lbw-n lll-
J"\“ll lIlH Thanksgiving viinnor Will-l
his puronts. Mr. and Mrs. SunIm-I l'l'll-
'ltlyt‘l‘, Main ulrcot.’
._..__........_
Prank (tropon. clerk in ”It iontrul
Pharmacy. has liken visiting his pal"
outs. Mr. and h s (‘onrnd Cropon,
New York, for several days.
The annual dance given‘ by W l.
[hunt in Raymond's "All. Thursday
I’m-,nlug was well attended and sun
t-I-wiflitl Shepards orcbeutra furnish
I-d music.
M
Louis .I. (turtis and 'WW F Brim It.
I. I-holf .dtornryn. hnvct- used the office
on tho st-oond floor of Raymond“ ll Hall
and will open. an Dulce its noon on tho:
quarters are finished.
Then» was no muting of the Young
Mon's Soohtl Club In the lecture room
of tho Mollimlltll lint-01ml Plumb
l‘riduv tIvonlug. Mention will lu- rel
HtIImvtl, cuuunonr-Iud next Friday Muir
Ins:
,Thero were several
lotion
“ W t
The blur. Di" fission Invention.
wu repuud In the lecture room of
the Congregational Church, Friday
evening. before it larse audience.
tableaux slm.
'wlglcb were well presented and plenty
n .
A Thunksgtvlug surprise party was
tendered to Charles Woundy. Thanks
giving we. by the Trio :32 Club of
which be h. 0 premium?» ppcr was
served in Cabin No. 1.0: the club's
private II III preserve. A good time
was 1tlanio ed find the hours passed
mm v
The nioior- -car leaving New, Canaan
on tho 6: 05 trip Saturday morning run
over a frclzht car door near the Tut -
madso lllll station. . The heavy
wbocls on the front truck ciit the door
in two. lldd the wood been hnrd. the
train would have been derailed It Is
thought that the door fell from a
freight cur Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs W. A Green entcitnlnt
od 3 number of friends at their home
in East. avenue, Wednesday ovcnlng
Songs and piano music made the
limo pails most pleasantly. Miss Lot-
tie Cloar. of New Yolk, played sow-r-
sl solcctlons on the piano In an accom'
plished manner. AfteI supper the
guests enjoyed a sociable hour. ad
looming in their homes and shower-
ing the host and hostess with congrat-
ulatiomi.
Memorial Service of Elk: toi‘ge
(Continued From First Page.
lug toward the. common goal. though
along different lines. Mr. (loodbari's
nddrcus was one exhibiting deep
thought. and bio thoughts wereIcouch-
ed in beautiful language delivered
with fine matorlcul effect. .
llcv [It-Witt. Tillman Van Doren
dollvoI od the colony. Which wls a mu-
ierpleco ot‘ oratory and reasoning. Mr.
Van lioron. in speaking of frail-malt
bI-othorltoods. mado the point that tho
church today. which ghoitld ho broad
Pllfllli-‘Jl to inoludo all the spirit of
brothorhood. which In so ntrongly
uhown by tho numerous fraternal or-
dorc. Is‘not doing tho Work which It
should or IhI-ro would be no need .of
such fine organizations us tho Elks. llo.
also took tho point that death in n
Ill‘tfi‘l'HH ni Ilovelopmoni and not tho.
ond of oil things. merely a step In ovo-
which thrown off the gross
shell or Instrument In which tho hit-
man IIoul' ahldcu. and. the soul. bring
roo of Its; otIoIInIlIrnttco. in ounlriod
to dowlop tho desires which In the
In. llf'i‘l’ll lift- on: I only he ldeuls, or in»
to phyvlonl bandit-ops. .
liov . II. A. l.. .IIdtlor. oi ’I'ri'lit)‘
Episcopal (‘hurclL In speaking of" rho
Ito'pnrttd IlIothors." unit! that it was
not nocosuary to rot-tort to tho lliblo
to proto that thoro Is :1 life lli')fillll
ilIo gian- lie ItllfIWoil lhnf fill I'lLf'PH
Ill nun III all tlnIo. halo lutrl thnt idea
or jttstiilol , as It might lIo f tvllllt‘fl. Mill
S’Ioworl that tho anoionr ‘va-‘okit had it
hollot Tn llto lilo hoimtltor. or thoy
would not how placod monoy In the
months of their dead. 43*? Chinese
would not trout fliolr ( ml III that do
In pIoIiding food/it thorn. 'l‘ho lll'
dinns illiw'tf mo burmd with tholr hunt-
ing llllitll'llanfit and with food on their
gratos, Ilo sffllv’tl Ill." those Instincts
'or:- not :1 more coinoldonoo, but that
tho idoa bud boon without doubt Im-
‘pizmtod In tho human heart by find. for
if death wait tho cud oi all. man
Would novor have Idoals’nnd life would
not bo worth the Irnublo of living it
Ills address was very forceful and
convincing.
Long beforo Ibo. hour not for tho.
beginning of tho memorial services.
tho hlg hall was filled with those nnx
Ions to pay their tribute. to the mem-
my oi tho dead members of the or
.n'nnlzatlon. Tho Interior of the hall
Wm dooomtod with palms and plant».
and opo'n tho bingo Worn mated tho.
moInlwrs of the lodge and tho. speak-
ors:
Tho following program
Ilorod:
l’roIIqu—-Solootion umlor tho direction
of Wilcok's ()rohoatra.
(lrohostra~Martha .......... .. Heidi
Addross of Wolt'omo.
Exalted Rulor losoplt' McGIll.
itponlug Cort-monies.
3 Norwalk lndgc.
Soprano Solo—Tho Lord is My Light
....................... Mamh
Miss Sarah Valentino. accompanied by
Prof CalIln 'l'. l’urdy.
ltistrumontaI—-—Catatlna,
Honors. W. i'olllns Vincont Williams
.lmtoph Patron. accompanied by
Prof. H. Smith.
.llonmrlal Addroim. ‘
.‘zfllfilll l'. iloodhart III-Ifooinod both!
Knight. \ow llflwn Lodgo. MI.
I'IIo. iiolI ('Ity tllhtsirafcdl. ..
('.III Stumpf'. accompanied by Prof. .lo
Ilé'ltll I.quwoilcr.
Plano Imof —Angols Serenade
................ Theo ll. Northrop
.lllusos lslhol Stull illitl .‘vfiimlo l’ook.
Eulogy,
"\ Ilov. ItoWitt T. Your boron.
Anthem -—"'l'lIt-sc Aro hm ‘Whirh
('atno tint of ilroat Tribulatiom-fi
’l': i'nitI t' lllll"(ll i'leoiI aomnpanlml h
l’r‘,nt ludttaml Slum
IIIMI‘IIIIIr-tital. .
.‘lf‘r'fil'r'. i'ollltoi. Williams and l'azzon‘
IIIIl-t ~'l'ho Lord In 3va Shophrvd. .
....................... ll. Smart
Utmost llol'lv I III momnimtiiml by Alla:
lI.tbo| l-lIIIli
Ulll‘ lk-partml ilrothors.
liov. II. A. I. Smith-r .,
Tho Palms, K»
The Sun Shall up No Moro. /.'..
Trinity f'burch ('hoir.
{'loslng t'oromonitn —(' Inning Odo.
lit-notllf'f‘loli
Hm. ii. A. l.. HiIIltlo-r
ltmlnt the servin- a Iurtulu was
iowomi and tho Ilgbtu wwro put om
in tho bull. .iftor v:-.hlvh in; the sure-
tary of tho lodno call I tho name-I of
the honor-Id dead tlplr mrfruitn worn
thrown upon Ilu' W‘f'l't'fl.
Thcy were ill; follow
WfiS ren-
(Yuri Stimuli
l-‘rnuk Piaitl
lmc (l Hamilton. (locum l1. than
tiers. Charles N. Finch and William fl.
lingo».
During the afi'rnoun tho non 'Iodgo
of ”if! Eliot v» South lulu utrot'l HI
thrown npvm- In llIIII ”tho and it ito
M... ....... ‘ W. .,,....I...I .p‘pw ftt'af’ anI-I flail
Plt- f.‘ lvtullf on him in two-II rrtv 'l,r.. .Vgr 4m "44“” f' If I""l"
and b' Bentdlcl a Co. for sen-1r, "M ii In In -. qua(flff»
. /' «il.
0106800 Mm In crlmtnsl
Term of Hi phi
.lIIdue W. if. (lssn, 'Iol cI'lvrtford. will
open the December term of the crim-
litsl superior court tomorrow afternoon
at tho county court house in III-lau-
port when prisoners will I.» put to
plus and (squirrel assigned to those
without lawn?" . It Is probable Wed-
mildly will I! occupied In tbs sums
way; except in am where the (icons-
ed pltnd guilty. sltbougb the jury
drawn I’ridnv by Skull Sidney It;
ard ..l ('urtlo hsc been summoned to'
Honour \\wlm~itd’ty morning III III
o'clock. .
- Judge ('avw preuldod III II orlinhml
term in Bridgeport prevluunly and tin-
breasted all us being oinlnontly fnh
tin lllli declulunti and. III the Mlllltlltleh
Imposed. Iluwowr. those who "die
guilty may expect but lfltte lohionog
when the charge In proven and there
are no citieituntlnu circumstanceu, nu
Judge Case is of the opinion that the
.lawn were put on tho utntiuc books
for a purpose.
Among the prlsonom awaiting trlsl
Is Lukas Kufllnsky. charged with tho
Imurder of Minn Mullott III Trumbull
Imnl It Is probable this cutie will be
itrlod at the Decembrr term of‘ the
cum. There are for loss crimes
lolmrgod Involving dcgcnerutos and
peIi'trts t on at the previouI; term.
which III phrasing. Judge George W.
Whoclcr‘s .henvy sentences may havo
noted as a deterrent tothouo. of vlclouu
Inclination».
The list. of prluonors at tho‘llttl is an
follow»: Allwrt Miller. lhtrlon, tho 2.
William ll liornnv‘u‘, llrldgcport. III.-
ltmpt at rdpo‘: .lohn tlordou, Iirldgc-
port burglary: Arthur H'oathorington
Bridgeport. burglary: Goroinmo Hm
ditto. flldgoflold. attempt to kill: Aunt
ust; Hildebrand. Bridgoport, homo
flit-mt; James Telfnlr. Stamford, rot»
bory; Churleu Johnston. Stamford, rob.
bory; Joseph Montoleone, Bridgeport.
attempt to kill: Stow- llnzzan. llrldgon
port. 'IIIII'gIary: Arthur Roach. ilraon-
wi'clI. nhuuo of-Ilfoiiinlo child; Hurryr
i-It. (flair. ll'rldgoport.cmhozzlcntont;
IlioIIlgutin ilarflold. ltrldgoport. burg-
lary: .‘dntthow lI‘arroIl. Il’tridgotxn'l.
burgnry; i‘loorgo Hammond, llrldgo-
[It rt. forgery: Gullioppo Matronln.
Stamford. robhqry; Lukas Kuillnsky.
Trumbull. murder: Willlutn much.
.'Irutlord. mmmlauchtor; Mlclmol
Hank. III'Idgnoort, theft. from the non
son; Elly: ll" Ill l’nlmor. Stamford. theft
from tlIr tiot‘ttml; lIlII Carponter. Stum-
iI‘IrIl, thoft from the person: Walter
Arnntirong. Bridgeport, theft: Theo
doro Wobb. Greenwich/forgery.
III the Dnnbury jail are the follow-
Ing. all of lgnnlihry: Robert Green.
theft from tho pornon: George Kelley.
non'wupnortz Edward Moriarty, theft;
William Grouse. burglary; Alfred
Itrown. Iuirglnryz“ John (I'lloy. burg—0
Iztry; Annie Carmine, theft from the
person. '
(hit. on bonds are the following:
Morris Word, llrldgomrt. burglary;
lioIIry lI‘ronoh. Enutoi . Incl-sip Freder-
Iok ll. Northrup. No Itowu. embezzle-
lnont: William Burns Bridgeport. theft
front the person; Inwreuce. Smith.
Bridgeport, theft from .the [It‘l'l'lnlli
.IIIIIII Jack, Bridgeport, thoft: Charles
Knight, abandonment of infant.
CASTOMR” IA
In nu fut Windham; nun
Burs the
Signature of
PLENTY. OFORANGES FOR THE
‘ HOLIDAYS. .
scnuon only two weeks old. Sacramento
Valley orange growers are Bonding \'-
Icon cars of fruit to eastern unuko is
every day. with us slmost daily In-
crease showing on the Southern Pa-
clilt.’ s freight records. Oranges from
this section ripen six Weeks earlier
than elsewhere. and” a consequence
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley
growers are first in the market and
receive the highest prices. Owing to
the large number of new refrigerator
oaru of Improved type. snd other lib
ollliios provided by the railroad. (‘nll
fornin orange» will reach consumors
this year In better condition than over
boioro. ’ «t
final year the Sacramento Valley
alono shipped 03.000, 000 worth of or-
anges. and this figure will probably be
exceeded by a million dollars in the
season just opened. The fruit can be
grown oil over the larggr pan of the
floor area of the valley and the Indus-
try In advancing rapidly in the hands
of crown r.» attracted by the large prof-
its (hilt can be made from comparative-
ly' small tract».
'l‘bo ncvv acreage planted each year
assures a constant crop of high quail.
tl'.
Argo lied Salmon has tho. ”Moorish"
liislo the more you cut the more you
want.
Al.
F ENCH BALLOON SIGHTED.
Lt HON. Doc. 2.-—Tho. balloon
IIIIIIIII Irisuotl mor tho northonsl coast
of t'ouhty Mll‘llll. lrolaml at f p. m.,
It'slortlay has boon 'dttinltoly IdoIItI—l
fled as tho lI‘Itnch govornmont airship
La l'rtrio. by tho mon in charge of
tho Lloyd» signal titration at 'I‘orrhoad.
l'rmlmm ntnlcmoutu that tho dlrigiblo
'wns manned sud under control are not
or "(rounded by the trainod obuorv.oru
w.IIo on the contrary say that the
sin-hip was going northward “back
words" before a southerly wind blow-
ing at the rate of six miles an hour.
'l'ho woathor was cloudy and the Item
utoi soon disuppoared In the mint. ‘.
.4—
NICHOLAB AWAITQ PRODUCTIVE
WORK.
II'L' f‘lhillSllJ.‘ Ilfl. “of. 2—«Etnpor-
or \‘Iclmlas received Mid III-mud with
mldm us droopy of the address of the
IIImIn In reply to the speech from the
Ibrom- at the opening of Parllsment.
0n the margin of the document he
wrote the following note: "I am resdy
to believe the expressed sentiments.
I wait productive work."
M. BOGDANO" AHIEI‘I’ED.
it'l' li’l’lIlllelfilltl. Doc. 2 . M. ling
Immrr, .I loading Intuit-till lonm-I'M IIII
III...
lluwlcy in tho promoter: of Judge Ilow ‘fllllIOlnled ill the
‘ unintended III over 5. 000 of the loading
' of M. H. Collins and W.
'llvcr trouble. but none of them helped
sum FRANCISCOJDGC. 2—.wnh the ‘
llvvry Acknowtu s the Upper-
wlority 0f Vl‘n'ol
ll one person more than s‘nolher
should know the nine of s medicine
it is the retail pharmscist
For this reason such testimony as
the following should be convincing.
‘C. A. Patterson. the leading druulst
of . Ubsrlutos, W. VII., writes: . "I
have used Vinol for every member of
my family. and have never been dis-
results It lit a plena-
une to sell a remdrtdbsi 'lvu curb
unlvrrnl satisfactloulv . .
Mr. Chas. E Rogers, drugglst. of
Elktou. Ky., writes: "I consider Vinnl
one of the best remedies in my store.
and soil more of it than any one medi-
clue I have also used Vluol in mi!
family with excellent res its."
Mr. J. F. Bradley, of cw Bruns'
wick. N. J. wrl “It is a pleasure
to rommMiM cod liver preparw
thII. Vinol. Ill! Itg \hves such splendid
satisfaction. As I“ haw used it. In
my family. I can recommend It from
impatience."
The reason VInol is so far superior
to old- fashioned cod IIVor oil and emul-
‘ Ammunition
MoA‘tllwIs odo ' . 3.4., _
Double and Single Guns and Rifles. .5
Waterprooil Iluniina Coatsolroums. Lta' "
sins. and Out digits
Guns Remind and Rented
lfudqusrf'ol's for {porting Goodwin damn ill
Norwalk Hardware ti:
JD MAIN STREET. ”(WWII-If.
9r cat
.1
r
ulons its because it contains all the
medicinal. body building elements of"
cod liver all actually taken Rom
freuh otxls‘ livers with all the useless
oil eliminated and pepionntemofiron
added.
All a‘ body builder and strength cre-
later for old people, weuk women. del-
Icuto children. after sickness and fox
nil pulmonary troubles. Vinol Is rec-
drugglh’ts of tho Unltod States. Your
II‘Ioney back If It lulln. The Clifford?
Pharmacy, South Norwalk, Conn.
RECEIVERS ARE APPOINTED.
Temporary . Board for, Middletown
Branch of York Silk Co.
'iiIDDLE'I‘OWN, Dec. 2.—-—An appll
cation wart made before Judge ".0wa
non, of the superior Court Saturday
for the appointment of temporary r-
celvorn for tho local branch of ill"
Now York Silk Co..and‘ the “odor
standing was that an ngrcomont Would
probably be reached for the naming
ll. lhIIiuI-I to
folio charge. Those gentlemen liitvu
been appointed in like capacity in oth-
er places where the company has
m.lllu The. local branch was formerly
the MId'dlctown Silk Co. and about six
months ago was bought and merged
Into the York company”. which has Its
principal mills in York. Pa.
—————l——-—
BADLY MSIXED UP.
'Abrnham Brown,'of Winterton. N.
Y.. had it. very remarkable experience:
he says: "Doctors got badly mixed up
over me; one said heart disease; two
culled It kidney trouble; tile fourth.'—"’
blood poison, and the fifth stomach and
VIII.
me; so my wife advised tIyIng Elec-
Irlc llittors. which are restoring me to
Df‘l'l'OCI. honlth. One bottle did mo
moro. good than nil tho. five doctors
proscribed." Guaranteed to cor;- blood
poluon. weakness and all stomach liv.
or mid kidney complaints. by F. ii.
lim'or, drugglst. 500. ._ ""
m
63:..- .I.....
ml wn w. Hartman.-
runs"! ”roofer l
- and Embalmor. . »
Is Not-III mm 0:. 0°qu Non-u!
numb“. 0 Washington It 3
Tel from It M00, 008. .
1 Tolsp M It office. m1 ‘ I
iiIIy~ Your Groceries. Here
and Save Money.
The Very Best Elgln Creamery
Butter, per lb.
Volunteen Flour, makes perfect
I;
.I... .......
bread ......................... 79.:
Milk, full weight per can, ........ 10:
4 pkgs. Korn Kinks. ........ .Itlc
2 pkgs. H- 0 or Force .. ......... .25c
2 lbs. Extra Fartcy Prunes ..... ...25c
Phone 223—4. '
22 Conan Av0.. I00! florwslk.
OSTEOPATEY
This modern treatment has been rec
Mind by the different legislatures
of most stem In the "union. In order
to practice Osteopathy in this state It
Is necessary to be a graduate of s rep-
utable school that requires fouu terms
of actual attendance. After graduaI
tion it is necessary to meet all the re-
quirements required by the State
Bond of Health. I am a graduate sf
the A. '1'. Still Institute at. Kirksvil
M0,. the parent school. I have been
licensed to practlco by the State
Board of Health. When you make up
your mind to try a dmgiess treatment
It will pay to try one that Is’baswt
upon scientific principles and one that
is not learned in a few weeks. Ten
years' actual experience,
Jerome D. Wirt.
Osteopathic Pbyilcisn.’
No. 12 In“: Place. . Norwslk, Conn.
We have the following second hand
AUTOMOIILEI, which we will sell
at very low prices in order to close
them out. at once: 3
.2 two-cylindsr BUICKI. equipped
with tops, ,lsmps.
I ifotIII-cy'lludsr LOCOMOBILI, fully
soul pm
1 WAVNI runabout.
2 tlmwyllndor ELMOIII.
All of these machines are In first
class condition. ready torun. Call and
look them over.
[Elililliilllllii
I-' ‘l' l'i"..'l.l;'tl‘r In. d2l.""1
'I'l who.
"mum Goods 0; llsnut Prices"
39 visit I'rut. rims
#
“Cafelullll screened.
30v 'Men. Bogs and ChMrtn.
Men’ s Good Overctmts, black and blue, worth 810.00 . . . . . .' , “.90
Better Grade. worth up to $14.00 .. ‘1.“
Still Beltchrade,onthdltl.00 . “.40
$18.00 Glade I was
The Very Best, worth :2...Imi........ um
Children's flood Overcoats." .. to 9, wonth $1.75 .I.... ”6
Better Grades, 01.48; 01.90, 02.4“ 03.48 up to 95.98; liorlb $2.50; $3.00. WW ”9
W 'D. Bathtub
ourrrrrsns ran MEN AND sovs. '
It "North mold Street. South “crock. .
Yard Pea Coal‘$4. ‘50. No ZNIII C0355
Edit, Store and Nut Coal $550.3.
‘ Delivered In the cellar
Free from static.
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f'v
3..
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Raymond Eros.
SUIT IIIIADE TO, ORDER" ,
FROM $15 up.
FaIrCIoakand‘ "‘ re
" AisrtArL Propliotor.
58 Washington Street. .. . .
. , .Au :pucmou
‘Merriil Business College
I: a Safe investment
And 'I here’s Thousands In It.
DAY session rota MONTH ........... ..... $12.50
moor SESSION ron uauru...,. .t., sum
PENMANSHIP 3 mourns moo
Enroll Monday. Doc; 24:.
south Norwalk. Stamford. Pod chapter
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a... rails d... 2. so to...
S3 SOUTi-l MAIN IT. 80. NORWALK
bhauksu'tu'mg Salt.
We have reduced the prices on suits. Coats, Skirts. Waist; Fats and»
Girls' Costs to shit you. Come and be convinced.
The Paris Cloak 8r Suit; P101183,
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
33 SOIJTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. . '
‘ 615-517 INN $7.221, ITAUFORD.
\
ntfl
Ir
met—m
'an HATCH & BAILEY C0
MILL, fest of Marshall Strut. ”WI“ , .74.“
LUMBER YARD, mm sum. mm
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a. Pigg‘ery to at Palace. ”
Now Is the tints to repair roofs for winter's blasts and storm}: We turn
every variety of shingles ranging in price from 82!» to no 60 pt r ilwmud.
Also we lure for m roofs the ' . w.
LINCOLN ROOFING.
i b
A superior brand of ready-made uplo~date 'rooilng. flood when harm
roof Is needed. Will stand tropic heat or arctic cold. Looks liluv'n
but has no rubber in It Has color In It. "as no odor. (Jan be In Ir
any intelligent workman. A perfect. noncomluctor~tbo hm IdsuIIIInd’IsI:
.
'5’.
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rlc made. For all commercial purposes. practically dropvwf‘ It is v
proof. furl.- will not touch It. Under stable doors It most as .
Acids «out sleet is like tin or Iron. it In tfglu, pl and w . ..
coated with line, iii-tr sand it presents as oxalic» sup m 004
fire. It is cooler than Iron and more dumb! than tin. it is not cooled
at mass of spongy fibre which holds wstor an is soon mired of. It is
beckodw thlssphsturl or rosin. and when properly laid, than Is kl'iltld
sny, expansion or commotion. it makes s Ins. plain m at In lilo.
Place of oil cloth. Wammd for t 10010' wmr without repairs or :9
tentlothf my kind Samples on so bastion.
YOUR FRIEND. VIII-I. IIOIWI A WARM RECEPTION $3,“,
run vmr you ‘rms will fit. v V“! 0
now! In? 'rul Inflow. 1&7“ will,” “I'm; 9’. '5
B. Horshfie’ldd-Son
murmur m ';
'Ioptl
up.
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