THURSDA‘X. DEC. 26. 1907.
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A new consignment of
SLEIGHS.
All styles and prices right.
Now 15‘ the time to have your Sieighs Tepaired and painted.
Horse Goods and Harness Repairing.-
HORSE CLIPPING.
Rubber Tires iurniuhed for all vehicles.
L M WRIGHT
CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER.
North Main Street. South Norwaik
3hr. Tarts Chuck E) Suit House, ..
33 SOUTH MAIN 81,80. NORWALK
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Itcnl istnie and Insurance.
We have ssversl decided bargains
income producing prOporty that
0 meat Increase in value with the rapid
9rcat'Reduc’r’vonSahon Suits, Coats, Skirts, “W“ °' 7"” '°“""
\Du'tsts, 3pm. and Chddren s Goats.
34'; Indies" Suits for ...... $7.93 $3 nil wool .‘\'IIII'.~I \‘I'iiiIII; “'liih’iJ‘LSLQQ
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$8 (hildtt ll 5 (out .............. $4. 00 5h; HI t» of l“lil.i in gray ........ $7. 98
COME AND BE: CONVINCED ,,
$5. 00 $5 00....
I Coal”
per 4011 per. ton
Try a ton of our M01" NUT COAL. it lights quickly, makes a
hot. lively fire amiable for bakmg, hrotllng, frying, boiling. roasting
and heating your house.
HARRIS '& GANS CO.
'hone 450. as Wall-.- Street.
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If mesh suppr. r or
Ammunition in All Loads,
AND A new AND COMPLETE LINE or
Double and Smoke Guns and Rifles.
Waterproof Hunting Coats. Trousers. Len
gins. and Gun Cases
Guns Repaired and Rented.
Headquarters for Sporting Goods in General,
NorWaIk Hardware Co
39 MAIN STREET NORWALK.
THE HATCH (It BAILEY C.0,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work fer Everything
‘from a. Piggery to a. Palace.
MILL, foot of Marshall Street. Tel. 46-3.
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. anCI- 46-2
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The Fair (3le and Fur Store,
68 Washington Street. South Norwallt.
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Watch our “Want” “For Sale” and ”To
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Ap oiio CheeOIate
In Christmas Paékxi‘zes.
\‘I' t' have n completi- clerk of APOL-
fictions than them- are made.
IlIIm in mind when IeII-ctluiz (‘htlst-
III l5 gills. All prices from 35c to $6. 00.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY,
205 WASHINGTON STREET.
Teisp hon. Cal 16—2.
All Order. Delivered rs. of Charge.
Hotel Mahackemo.3
”I . R, Cou’uou. Mgr.
Service and (.lnlkinc Up to Date
Rates ‘2 per day‘and upwards
Stock and General infonnation Ticker
Sunday Dinners, 75 Cents.
Tel. 488.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL,
$100,000.00.
sunptus AND mom's,
$173.5ooco.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, ist Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vic.
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
DiRECTOl-‘is, -
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Sawrtz John H. Light
Ind H. Rowan.
Irqrtrrrrccrere
.FRANK C.
VANSCOY
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PLUMBING;
STEAM
HOT WATER
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GAS FITTING.
Sheet Iron, Capping
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Tim
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street,
80. Norwaik, Conn.
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-We give the 3.1 H. Green Trad-
ing Stamps. Ask for them.—
Xmas Gifts
fine Imported and Japanese
C H l N A.
('Iikc fit-ts :IIId ltr-rry Sets. Cr‘l’l'fll
this, t'hm'oinli- I'Iiirl and Split, Clip,
:iilllt‘t'f' IIIIII I'illlt‘ Sets.
We hove lruportI-rl German China
I" 1th: t_'.III..., Saucers, Iiinhca, ctc.
imported Old English [line Worn,
it. .m-t or single piece. The-he “node
will not firm.
t't'rtt'itr't‘}. tilnsewnru.
..‘l': timIdzt.
iioueefurulkh-
A Ililt' lure of nicely irIIrIII-rl i’tt:
lurid.
i'li rurw l'I',Irm-. itllll Window Hindu,
ill .II' i I IIIIII i'
5‘11”" uImII I-wntnuz. IIIIlIl lieu-Id
tut LI
~<Wc pm: the ii If. H. Green Trad
mg Stumps. Ask for them.—
L. ll. DECKER.
87 Washington Street,
Tel. Con. South Not-.wsik.
Miller 8r Jordan,
Hui [stilt Brokers,
Office, lion‘s Theatre Billing.
”UT” NORWALK.
lain 00m. iili Silit Street.
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imiitiy “03's in ripr'nding II l'cw dIIys
III this community,
John W. Olttistt-Ild, of St-Itvlew urc-
illit‘I 'iii Iii with the grip,
Arthur Brut-ah. of Bridgeport.
Christin-III at his home here.
Flli'ill
Mr. Itnri Mrs. Rtllll‘l‘l Fletcher spent.
(.‘hrirIIIIIIIII at licthulrs, I’rt,
Mrs. Ht'l'lii‘l'l
IIpcnt (fitrlstuuis
of
East
lir, IIIId
I~'ltI:~tiIirII:,
Not'tvIIilt.
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llnrry lioyr itiiti family, of humidity,
va‘I- Iikitols in lid-3'! Nlit‘v'nilt over
lill' holiday.
.Viurriu Von Keurcu, of fluttburI',
went (‘hrirrInIIIII with his purunta iII
l'):tI»'l NIII'V.‘:Ilk.
(”hurled Merritt, of \Vlllt'lilul‘},hlli‘ill,
(‘hl'iHlillllfi with William 0, MII‘I‘ilt, 0f
Scnvimv avenue.
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(ThrIIII puriuh will hold its (.‘hrint-
illiin’ fcIIIIvIIl IIIIIIIII'rIIw t-I'I‘Ititlu “.7130
III the Iltll'ldll boost- in You Ztiudt
Illrt'el. ,
A very pleasant frtmiiy 'l‘t'lilliflli Will-i
ilt‘lti yesterday at tho home of ('Itpt.
:IIIII Mrs, nttflftl' St. John in South (is-
lmrn nvt-nuc.
The wedding of Minn I.t-ilIt Bowen
to Harry Reynolds will take pint-n this
evening III the hUlllI.‘ of the bride in
.'t, .lohn street.
lir. ltl’ill Mrs. F‘ ii tlIIuIant of East
,bIIIrIIIIlk, are entertaining ‘lir and Mrs
('lIIIIII .H A. Tutkn :Ind iIItIIily, oi
Stot'ltlrt‘itigc. Munsur‘bum'tls
'i‘ltc (Thrirttnxmt Slll'Vit‘t' of the East
Avenue Methodist ('hurch for the mem-
br-rs of Ibo Sunday school will be held
on Friday evening III. the church.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
at the lCIII-tt Avenue MI-thmiist, Church,
this evening. will be followed by it
business meeting In. which matters ofo
importance will come up.
Mr. illitl Mrs, Arthur D, Ferris and
daughter. of Baldwin, L. i., urv the
Hlli‘hlléi of Mr. Fr-rrirt' parents, Mr, and
Mrs. tlcnrrro ll. Ferris, of Scrivlmv 9.ch
one, having spent, Christmas there.
r'Iollvanrn on the Ema! avenue and
liorlon' 5 Point lines say that the traffic
on thew Iillt'ti Itsttrdny was heavier
than ev-Ir boron- in their memory and
they‘ Wt'ru thoroughly tired out. when
night (ltllw Ono of them cstlmntcd
that traffic was»! percent higher than
on ordinary dnyn.
Expressman William Thompson and
wife were out driving yesterday, and
when on Washington street bridge, one
wheel of the carriage went down
through the space beside the car truck
and the vehicle upset. Mrs. Thompson
was thrown out and quite badly bruis-
ed and shaken up,
Christmas exercises of the East Ave-
one Methodist Episcopal' Sunday
school were held last night in the
church before a large and appreciative
audience The decorations were
unique nml tastefully arranged. The
program in its cntlrcty was well ren-
fit red copccittily the singing of Old
.:,IIIch by MIII, ircnc Sherwood. and
the trio by the Minors (‘arpcntcr and
Mr McrIlIIIn. The fiarnm Musical
('lub. one of the newest. organizations
of the Sunday school acquitted them-
.»I lves finely. rendering two selection!
during the protram.
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-—Stop enracho In two minutes,
toothache or pain of burn or scald in
five tIIinIItm-I. huIIrmvneInI, one hour,
muscle Itcbe, two hfllll'H. sore throat
IwI-lw lltilll‘li'l’d'. 'i‘lIoquI Et'im'il‘ic
(III, lll'tilitli‘li uw'r Intiu.
ROWAYTONJ"
.‘vli‘r. f'l'lvc Hmitlt, of llrldltf'port.
illi' got-Id «If Mink l'IIIInIn i~'. Wnikrr.
MINI t-i, lC. 'l'l'itllftfll. of Stamford,
hm. 0100" the mil-III of her «later, Mm.
.itlllll IN'VVHIPI’H, I’t-nnoyer hil‘f't’l,
ill
Mr, and Mrs Mnruhal Thatcher and
«III are ills: Inn-m of Mr. and MrrI.
l'll‘liitkli" t'rm-keit, McKinley utrm't.
ltwv, mid .‘II‘II: III. W. Iiyskho- IuId
iIilllii‘v flit-ill t'hriuttum. ltI tiwirneluwu
tin. ulli‘h‘iOI of Ii"\‘. IIIul Mrs. llIIlplI lluil
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and Min. lit-toy IJ‘IH’II and non.
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My III-I M Mac but!!! the Ir"
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“flush-0M. inst-I .lmrdtlv that”
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EV
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One cold no sooner cured than
another-enema. ‘lt'sshstihshir
this taking-cold tutti. Vim you
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lilrnrp. are the guests of Mrs Mach' II
parents Mr. Mid MIII Hickson W.
Cole.
A duughter wan born Christmas
we to Mr and Mrrt. Clifford Scoflield.
lliKlln street Mother and child are
LO CHOCOLATES put up in the most doin" wall
IIttInttIVo holiday packaged wc‘
"1”" ““1 “"0“ N0 purer, Mr and Mrs. Seth ii. Toms, Benin
rIt-hcr or more delicious con tnln St. iohn Minn Ettie'f‘ooker with
"W“ I Mr and Mrs Benjamin St .lohn, were
[highly v'nttttaiuml and enjoyed A line
‘ or since ht'
. John llngnerty,
I. or it may result in pneumonia.
at “Forest lllll
the home of faster
t‘htisttutm dinner
Villa." ltownytou,
St. John.
Norman R. Folding. 'who has con-
ducted the well-known Tookcr House
in linrir-tt for the butt two months,
secured the house from
hilfl disposed obtho
business to Frank, Rich. of Hartford,
3: who is already in possession.
STOP THAT COLD
Bra
zllirtn Balm is breaking up colds when
(‘\('f' tried. alllltihi without extcption.
to. 1:5, 50c and Si. 00 bottled. The Chi.
ford Baxter's and Plalsted’s.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
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Alisa Edyth tlz-rtrudc ’l'ItmanIIy, of
Nm-oton Heights wan united in holy
IutItIinIoIIv to Frank .losoph Haas, of
Norotnn III' talus, on Sunday. December
22nd, at 3: 30 p. m. The wedding was
III the home of the groom, a cottage
undoing, Rev. Dr. Martyn, of the Pros.
byterittn Church. Noroton, officiating.
M088 Elizabeth Gertrude lines. a ain'-
tcr of the groom. was bridemaid.
George 'H, Woodwnrdg of Stamford,
was lif'fll. man.'MrI-I. Louise A. Knapp,
mother of the bride, have her away.
Tllf‘i‘t' won It lint.- wedding dinner. The
groom's mother made the weddiui‘z
coke. Nineteen guests were present
Mr. and Mrs. Haas received many
beautiful presents and they were fol-
lowed by the best wishes of many
friends.
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TiIo death of Mrs. Harriet P. Jones.
widow of the late James (T. Jones, of
Noroton Heights, Conn, occurred It
her home on Christmas eve. Mrs,
Jones Will-l born in Bridgeton. Maine.
and was the daughter of Austin and
Martha ll. F'rlubiv, being the last of ti
fttmily of twelve children. She is our-
vlvcd by on only child. Mrk. liIII-riet,
M. Root. from whom, during II long
and critical iiififll'li-l she has recclvctl
most devoted care and to whom the
sympathy of mnny friends is given.
Mrs. Jones was In her seventy-eighth
your and was well known in this com-
munity. where many friends will hI-ar
with sadness of her death. She hIId
been it member of the Presbyterinn
('lllll’f‘ll since early life and for 110"”!
thirlyvflt't' years was a member of the
Noroton Presbyterian Church, For
Hevcrnl years after her marriage her
home was in Boston. Later, Mr. and
Mir; Jones resided for many years in
New Y',oIk coming from that city to
Nomton Heights where shortly before
the dcn’th of MI. .-lonts their golden
wedding was celebrated. and the gown
w’orn then was. by her own request,
hcr burial robe. The funeral uervicch
will be held Friday, December 27th at
2. ..tl n'.ciock from the Noroton Presby-
terian (‘hurtlL The burial will be he
side her husband in Spring Grove Com-
ctcry, notion.
‘l-‘nthcr of Lite! to then we bow:
Within till shadows standout. thou.
inrth'ti tumult we must meet again;
We cannot at the shrine remain;
But. in the bpitlft s deepest cell
May faith and hope forever dwell"
DANGER IN ASKING ADVICE.
When you have a cough or cold do
not ask some one what ls good for It,
as there is (longer in taking some on
known preparation. Foley's Honey
and Tar cures coughs. colds, and pro
vents pneumonia. The genuine is in s
yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
The Clifford Pharmacy and Plalsted't
Drug Store.
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‘ ' WESTPORT.
The Indies of Trinity church
busily IHnIIIIrrvd in detorntinu
Church {In the Christmas (rift-trims
:II'('
the
Fret! Miiin. of'thc P‘ItrnuI, has sold
to W. “I. Wheeler, of Norwalk s
Mitchell automobile for which he is on
235an
Dr. Charles S. Mucfnrland of South
Norwnlk, will addrcioi the next llll't' ring
of the Current Events Club to be held
New Years' eve.
Sunday saw two Interesting ser-
vices at the Green» l-‘nrmn Confirm
national church. in the morning tbs"
Hll
choir gave Is musical program
in the evening the children held their
Christmas exercised. ,
The t'hrlstmrut exercises of the Con-
crogntlounl Sunday when! at "It
I-hurtb on Hundny evening were tIII
llHlliillV lull renting Thorn \H m milhl‘
cIIl numbers and rccltntious in which
the scholars totik part.
lit-V, George l5. Illshop preached a
llpl't'idi sermon lIo the Inetuiwru of
Temple Midge, d A .\t on flouting
cvcninl. lir. lillMlmp in u ruerulnr at
the lodge, illlfl in IIIIIIiilled to IIpcok of
masonry. lilu discourse mu of 3mm
Interest to munch», treating of Inuitori
historic III which or not uIIIInlly hvnrtl
in public. <
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The (‘filtil-I I‘v'urIu-IIIIIIII thi- Iltlv to lilo
ilttstlmrtw inn prupo- l‘l\ IIml ”N' III
tvInlIIIIt itrliln lulu- :tllmmt whom] tr
illit'rtll Irv-III people The nulm It
flirtiiunp It lIItit'lItnlzi' illlll In i'n'trl‘t'l
('l‘l‘iilil'l ltvnn lllilt' not yet been rI-ttch
ml in the notwttor court. Thr- where
about» of .lohn A l’vrltm. who With trill
of Ibr I’llf‘rlllf Il psrtle. in still a in!"
I: r\ lir- ho. been reported from vsrl
on,v pbu'mt lit the luitt three month
but bin threatened IIrrmIt has» not mu
Inuit/ml 'ihc Inn bI twin: condor-l
r-l III "lt IIIHrIr-‘O "I ’4' 5'0 i‘HIrr Ill t'll"
.. 4 tr"h r to Mt» Uur 'l'h’, it
INC} 5 NTINEL
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whom the title to the property
votitII.
ONLY CUBE FOR DYIPEPGIA.
Mrs Franklin Bush. or new Outle,
Del. says: "l suffered for you. with.
DOW
dY’Wl’Dflla. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything!
could hear of but nothing helped me
until I took Brulltan Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by R. H. Plslsted, F. If.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
WEST N ORWALK.
liev. Charles F‘. Benedict. of the
New Cannon Methodist Church. will
hold service in the union chapel Sun-
day at" .. p. III
A very enjoyable surprise party was
uivcn to hire. Samuel Rice and Mrs.
Clarence Mather, last evening. at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. David Mu-
thor. it being the birthday anniver-
unry of both parties. The houne was
very prettily decorated for the occa-
sion. and music, singing and different
gamers were the pastimes of tlv even-
ing. which were enjoyed by all. About
12 o'clock II bountiful supper was
served from a table prettily decorated.
the center piece of which was a small
Christmas tree. all trimmed. Lighted
candles nurrounded it, making a very
artistic effect. ,Among those present
were Harry Fillow, Samuel Whitney,
Ervin Whitney, Herbert Whitney, liar-
old and Chester Wood .loe Devltt,
Harry and Frank Waters, Robert Sim-
mcl, Louis Schede, Eddie liates. Fred
Lyons iiIIrold Verity, lit-pry Forelt,
Charles Carlcuton, George Decker, Cal-
vin Miller, Walter Miller, Tony Hare
rnk, Charles lifaclntyre, Miss Edna
Fillow Sarah Seymour, [retro and MH-
dred Glover, Myrtle Maolntyre, lely
Whitney, Mrs. Morehouse, Mrs. Clark.
Pearl Morehouse. Grace Hall. ,
NO‘TlCE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles in not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs, and we recommend it
an a safe remedy for children and
adults The Clifford Pharmacy and
l’lals‘ted'e Drug Store.
NEW CANAAN.l
Sands Roscoe has moved from East
avenue to a. flat in the Opera-house
building.
MrI-t. Dwight, who has been spend-
ing the summer In town, is visiting
in Washington. ‘
Mrs. J. Howard Hoyt; who 3‘”
been suffering with It sprained ankle,
is much improved. ’ ‘
Plains,
I Alexander Brown. of Whitn
Mrs,
iIIIéI been a gt‘tcrt of his HIHlf'i',
.ltimcs Hoyt, Carter street.
Misses Mildred and Margaret llnrty,
of Norwalk, Were the mlt‘filfi of Mr. and
Mrs. .l. E. Horsam, Sunday.
Mrs. Sush- O:.liot'n. of ri“’l"ll\“l"li.
has been fishing with .‘Ilrs. C. H.
Brlnckerholf, Railroad avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Iétl‘fl'ilfiylt'i', of
Littlrv Falls, N. T, have been guests
.
mar our 7
.1. v‘an'J .. bu.
It Work In lirooltiyn. returned homo
Ill) div.
m
Miss Katherine floors, of Xtirz‘ulk.
is spending the hollds vs at run homo
ere.
W
Mitts Alice Guliclt. of iiioomflcid.\ . .
.l.. is spending her Iscctrun st her
home here.
Miss Lizzie Adams ls spending a few
days with her cousinl. Mr. and Mrs.
l‘rank Fitch
Miss Alice Gulick of Bloomfield, N.
J. III spending her Christmnn vacation
III her home here. .
A dancing party will be given at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs liow-
ard Beers, this evening. ' "
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MIIIII Florence Petty, of East Nor-
walk Is the guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. William Robinson.
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Mrs. Brewer Gilbert is ill with pneu-
monla. at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. David Dibble, in Cannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Miller ham
both been seriously ill with grip for
several-days. Mr. Miller is new shit!
to be out. M.
. Frank Ferris and daughter, Mind
Eva Iv‘ei'riii. went to Brooklyn on Sat.
“May to visit with relatlIL-s until
Thursday. i
Mm. Columbus liulkley went to Nora
walk on Tuesday, to spend a few days
with her niece. Mrs. F. WrGrcgory, on
.58 Newtown avenue.
George Adams has purchased II tract
of woodland of Henry Mcrw II TI'OW'
bridge. and will soon put it steam
sawmill at work clearing it on.
Mrs. Frederick Banks, and Miss
Anna Banks. who have been under
Dr. Gorhnm's care, witm serious at;
tacks of ri , are com
ii p silencing.
d l
The funeral of Mrsy Moses, wife of
Rev Dighton Moses. pastor of the Con:
grcgational Church who died sudden-
ly on Sunday mowing, was held ftons
the parsonage, ygfiterday at 1 p. in.
Mrs Fredrrlck Bantu. Miss Anmi
Banks Mr anti Mrs Frederick Bur-
rltt. Misti Myra Burrltt. Milli Post, .lo<
seph Bradley and the Cnrpdnter fam~
ily are among those seriously ill will!
severe attacks of grip. . i
The Christmas concert of the Nora
field Sunday school which was so:
pointer. for Tuesday evening, has been
postponed because of the death of
Mrs. Moses, until Wednesday evening
Jantqary l, at 7:300’clock.
I'm-..I
Tide Chr:lutmas..conccr.t_of. the SOP,
field Sunday School, which was an.
pointed. for Christmak eve, but post.-
poned on account‘of the death of the
par trtl"s‘wlfe, Mru. Moses, will be giv-
en on Wednesday evening, January 1.
The people of the Northlield pariah
'wdre pained on Sunday morntnz to
learn of the sudden death of Mitt.
‘lnrit-It wife of Rev, Dighton Mom's-I,
Ibr- new pastor of the Northtir-ld
Church, after an illness or only four
tlnyuyritb bronchial pneumonia. Mr.
Moses and family only moved to Wes-
lon last month. and for nearly two
Of Mr. and Mrs, B. s. Woundy.
p
BI-nj If, and Stanley Mead, students
in Yale are enjoying their holiday
vncntiou with their parentk,1\lr villi”
Mrs. B. P. Mead
..—.«
William l‘rnnclu Wood, who fll'lofl'fi'
ly sprained hbi ankle last. week. ut-
tr-mpting to cross the steep sewer. ey-
cnvatinn in Prospect street, in midi:
to get. about with the aid of crutci cs.
, I
ChItI‘II-s .VIci’hI-c, who has bur-n . liirli’
lint-mun for the Southern New Cm;-
IIInd Tclt: phone f'ompatn: for some
linit' has renlgmd and gone to But
ton. .
”the funeral of Russell St‘ctivld, 71,
who died at his resident: anIr T. in-
tty lu'tkc Friday. was held Monday. In-
torment Was in the l’ouudrldgc CHIN?-
II-ry.
Mrs Caroline Stillman Minn Edith
Lockwood and Miss Anita Raymond,
of tho New Britain Normal school
are spending their vacations with their
pIiIcntII,
F‘. P Green has sold about 45 acres
of land adloinlnx the ('Ountry Club's
golf link» to .l, M. liculett nn archi-
root of New York, who will erect. .
tine house in the spring.
There is nothing better offered the
public today for ntomach troubles,
dyupcpoln. indigcutton, etc.. than KG
DOD. TM» in a scientific preparation
of natural digestants combined with
vegetable acids and it contains the
same juices found in every healthy
stomach. KODOL ls guaranteed to
dive relief it in pleanpnt to take: it
will make you feel line by digesting
what. you cut. Sold by Thr- Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy.
.
:sl.
WESTON.
lilr. and lint, .iolItI Fitch sprnt hunt
day in Eamon.
—,_——--——.——
Mrn. W. ('. \l'cntI-rtiI-ld has been III
for neversl data.
Jot-ob l‘nnlhnbt'r Mill
quite Iicrlounly Ill.
conilducts
MrII. ”city and Miss Ethel Dory, am
visiting in New York.
it. lmfnycttc Beers. III recovering
{rout ll wI-rlt'n IllrIo-IIII.
Mint \lyra liurrltl bI Iowndimr this.
we» 'lt l" her home in North-hi
i
Elmo-r Ilull lino boom contlm-d In
Inn hour-w uo'wrnl III-III by llliwun
l
Mru. A E. Turner entertained II
'nmily pnrty at dinner yuwrduy.
Mrs t'hurlmt Don null Minn Ethel
lioty will viIIlt. New York friends this
worth
... mu..-
I‘. ml I, I I I Iml rl nix-him, "I
‘.
'tyccks every member of It hm; been
Veritnmly ill with grip. The burial of
Mrs. Moses will be in Hartford
secunmo Juhv m MAHAN CASE.
Echoing-ton, Vermont, ManA 3%“, of
the Murder of Hi. Nis
DENNINGTON, Vt. ,mc. 20 m
chief hardness before the Bennln
county court, which was umvcned A
day by Judge Seneca Hazelton. wot.
the trial of Alfred Malian who H
charged with murder In the first de-
gree in connection with. the death of
Ethel the fotIr—ycrtrs-dd daughter of
German Mshan. the trimmers lirtitlrci'.
On account of the great interest in
the proceedings and the discussion prov
voked by the tragedy. it was believe!
that it would require“ two or three dm It
to “Print? a jury M'Ihnn's defence it
hr understood. will H'- insanity,
The murder of Ethel Malian «in
April 28 last was into of the mm
shocking crimes that ever confrontcl
the authorities of this section. Til."
Illtiorgirl lives with her porenrs at
North Remington. 0n the evening of
the murdor. tb’e family wan. down at
the ”horns of it [mall pond. The fath-
cr ordered the child to return home.
and she Wanted alone through the
womb. In her parents arrived
home -r. there Wan no sign of tho
littlc lrl. and a search the next day
resulted in the finding other body.
A hasty (’Ixaminnlilm IIhoWed that the
child had t on murdered. Souplclnu
foil open A red Mutton, and be wait
placed under arrent He confessed it
few dfly‘l'l later saying that he had lak-
cn liberties with the little girl, and kill
outline to present her telling her par-
en a
I esrostro Is Itermcveo.
Ebr tit. “eerie Tim. Chief Executiv.
Exercise. Hi. Morency.
HARTFORD, Dec. 26,—»!iovr'rlmfl
liniiin s. Woodruff granted yesterday
In further reprieve lilrfil March 27.
190i», to l'm-Imraln Mandolin, the litter-it
year old tirrrnw'teh youth who in not
tier tfl'nli'nrn of 4th and Who wait to
have been hanged nut Friday. hsvind
been adjudged guilty or the murder 0|
his boarding house mlutreus. , The nov-
umor‘u action followed u hearing held
TIIeIIdoy before him and will give tin!
friends of the young man titted
months more In which to make riddle
rIonul r-ifort to now- him from estrous
t on
The pow-m will be taken to the It.
priIuIn twin). [
AMERICA'S IIIIOUI MISTAKE. '0
HT I..'UI IN. MU. Ilt't', 20. Arts”.
Mnlum .luhu ..l "Truth" in It cannot.
vents-rainy, declared "III II Wish It It".
Inuit IIIirItrIke fmru nmny viewpoints tr
III-nil tiu- Aumrlmn fleet. no It tour not
mound thr- wmlst. ”0 film-ultra and
much. he sold, henna. "it is s m.
mofposeotaosnhudpodflil
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rework-mu " The policy to he as.
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