Estate?
Real estate to the saint Indfinaiiy
the most profitable Investment to be
had. Oped prepoytyh new eilend at
" ~ . ‘attrsctlys prises.
. V.......7bc
ne’ee‘wp‘tea‘tr'm
‘ tn" accent.
4 Issue Attendance.
: p. on: Satur-
o til. it.
.aiter Tuesday, January 7,
t Propellers will leave
' It River. New York, (loot
4,01 street); every day, (except
’ ), shop. In. Freight received
welt up to 1 p. in.- and South
, dip to 5:10 p. .10.
~ IWALK STEAMBOAT co.
Jt‘Imltll, c. c. Hegemsn,
General Aunt
,cv.
; barre w. ital/man.- i
has"! Director ' .
7 4 "v and Embaim‘sr. l
.Wfi'gm'i'rmwm'h
. , no at house‘vdu.
e at me. III-l. '
DON'T FORGET
,ge Laundry Wagons
COLLECT
" e e .
Rena-ring
”grad before to a. in. delir-
“la-Flynn (Ryan, Price's
, Store. Mnhacltcmo Cigar
ascer's Cigar Store and all
a Cit Repair Shop
The Clifford
, lat-um duislne.
Ilium Evenings,
I to I p. tn,
May Dinners a Ipeeialty. .
l!
l!
j as earliest,
r 4 h ‘
.‘H'I'H
tattoos;
“J. M. Layton a co,
‘ incorporated ‘ '
ab RAILROAD AVENUE.
avanv LADY" oncssmo cum-
. salt
.‘ ‘ .
should be sodium with a. dust!
snow white, one piece ”Standard" Perv
eelain Enameled lavatory. -
Have you ever stopped to coast
hows delightiully conveninot it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber. sleep-
ing_ apartment or first. floor toilet
rectal .- its presence would siicrd you
the highest degree oi convert.
:Weyvill gladly quote 3700111000. Our
phnnbers are strictly competent me
chanics, honest and reliable.
Horace it. Nash,
" ceases mun sun weer. era.
idling Sale; Nothing son——
THAN NEW YORK. REAL ESTATE
For years this company has paid
% Guaranteed Interest on ttn‘
loud Shares by check issue:
semi-annually. Over haii-rnlliica
dollars paid to Investors to date
Asesre NEARLY s‘z,ooo.doo.oe.
investments oi irom $100 to $10.00
sccepted,‘ participating in earning
irom date at receipt. 5 "
A card will bring you our ilteratnrt
or a nominal interview.
it. L. COBURN. General Agent.‘
16 South Main Street.
A' HOLIDAY
HINT
(jag at our t)mt:n( and
, .
xnmine our line oi
Gas and
Electric Lamps
‘ ' For Reading
and Sewing,
They are inexpensive, convenient,
ornamental. Made up to suit any
'taste. is your house properly illum-
inated for the holidays? ii not
Let us Pipe Your
House for Gas,
we will do it at rest.
”Alain GAS GLOBES
eeived.
O
Q.
Our new line oi
has been re,
Call and see them.
Connecticut
Company.
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We Have Designs on‘
Your Walls
That. pleased you ever since we put
them on. Any more rooms to im pa-
pert-d?
Crockery. Glassware, ilotmeiurnisha
lug titurds.
Japanese l‘hinu In ('Iilm, tiauvera.
Plates, etc. .
i’aintors' iiunplies.
Iiood ready mixed i'aiut, filly per
gallon. .- .
White ('prinln Poles, with natures,
lilo.
Window shades and Picture Frames
made to order. '
Painting and Decorating.
-—We give thetl. a ll. Green Trad
in. bumps. Ash for them—
L H. DECKER.
, turned continuously.
modems announce.
stony manque-lawman save
Then let Few Know the
‘ , first closes.
llull, lhutnpin headaches.
Biclt. pmtrst ng headaches. '
Diary. whirling, .bllnd. trendsetter—
Point to disorders oi the kidneys,
'l'eil oi uric poisons in the blood. ,
Narcotics may ease the pein
, tint won't cure the can ‘.
Dean's Kidney Pills re the hidé
Incys,
bi Remove uric , poisons, pbriiy the
mlinniah headache. backache, urinary
s. .
iiere's Booth Norwslh testimony to
We “3 ll ' Beret 1
rs, o n , 0i ‘11 Mill St,
South Nerwatil. Con .. slim 'iI was
annoyed by ltidney hie st inter-
vals, ior tour years and suliercd with
terrible pains just over my hips and in
the region 0! my kidneys. i was sub-
ject toheadaehes and dirty spells and
during these attacks had no ambition.
i could not sleep butttwisted and
ii i caught cold
It settled right across my back. My
mother had used Dean's Kidney Pills
with line results and advised me to try
them. so i procured supply at the
Plalsted Drug Store and began their
use. ,' They helped me irom the
very first and ilnaily cured me ole
severe attack. I can highly recon.
mend them to kidney sniierers as a
most. valuable remedy." -
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Poctoi-Mliburn (30.. 8019.30.
g3." Yorit, solengents ior the United
. tes.
\
taite no other. . .
ecrrenmo T%%;ACCIDENT RIG
Union Pacific Oiilciais Installing bete-
. ty Apliances‘.
NEW YORK, .ian. $.——As lire result
or its continued expenditures for
safety appliances and block signal in-
stniintions. Union Pacific atheists hurt
complied statistics which appear in the
annual report. just published. showing
that on this line the number oi peopit
Itiiied and injured in the last year we:
t.20ii in 1907, as compared to 2,097 in
i900. .
This result is to be traced directly
to the "2,000,000 that. the iinrrimat
lilies have spent torti'aclt signals silt
appliances on rolling. stock, in'thn last
six years. in 1907 the expenditure:
ior this purpose amounted to $2,000,
000. To matte its bloovlt signals and
other systems more eiiective the com
tinny constantly conducts lilil'pi’ltil
tests to try the wateiilultless and luith
iulnuss oi itsemployeen in the obser
more of signals. Every operntlnt
Ollicinl. from the highest to the lowest.
is compelled to. make a number 0
those tests every month, the total
reaching several thousand ior nil pare
oi the two systems. A traveling
echool oi instruction has recently been
going over the iiurriman lines, drill
tag new anti old employees and exam
Iuing them as to their inmilinrity will
the rules oi the company,
The decrease oi accidents in i901
is all the more signliitznnt in l'll'W oi
lim inct that the Union Pacific shown
an increase.- or 2.06 per cent. in tort:
orh freight carried one mile. nearly
ill per cent. in passengers carried one
mile, more than i0 percent. in the to
let train milenge. and nearly 0 per
cent. in the total ear mileage. in tht
last year the total number of em
pioyiws killed on the Union Paciilt
system was till and the. injured 85!?
out oi n total of 27,000 men.
The killed and Injured list in the
previous your third 1.823. '
iiy the end oi till)? the iiurrtmat
lines had a total oi’ atmut 5,009 mile
of double and single track (Iqllillpfli
with automatic block signals. is large‘
mileage no enuiped than exists on an:
other railroad in the world. Thi
year is expected to show a still birth
or decrease In the number at accident .
as the result oi extension of the com
party's block signal installations, it'
care in instructing employees. and lb'
methods adopted to secure strict ob
servanco of orders designed to suit
guard passengers and trainmeu.
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA:
TAflRl-l Tl-iAT CONTAIN
MERCURY,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely darting:
the whole system when .ontering it
through the mucous surlaces. - Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions irom reputable physic-
ians. as the «tonnage they will do In ten
iold to the good you can possibly dc?“
riv» trot.) them.‘ iiuiis Catarrh Cure.
manufactured by F. .l. Cheney 8: 00.
Toledo, 0., contains ho mercury. and
is taken internally. acting directly
upon the~hlood and mucous auriaces oi
the system. in buying Halls Catarrt
turn be sure you get the genuine. it
is taken internally and made in Toledo.
Ohio, by lv‘. .1. Cheney 0 Co. Testimon-
lain-tree.
Sold by llrnggists.
bottle.
v'l'site Hull's Family l'ilis 101 com!
potion.
Price. 75c per
it
re
~—
rnoucv rnahcmee wenscso.
New Haven loads Allied About Wesl-
chostsr Lines
NHW YORK, Jan. z.-—~Thn board oi
estimate has practically threatened to
revoke the iranchisea aranted to the
New York and Port Chester and its
New York. . Wentehester and Boston
railroad ceramics ior (be. building oi
an electric railroad system between
this city and Coneeilcnt unless soon
satisfactory explanation is given by
the New York a New Haven ltallrosd
company ior‘ihe stopping at all work
onthesewlineiororsrayearpest
Ace lo a statuses: nude yur
today the ow ilsrea «manly owns;
the eonuolflsg interest in both can
and acquired it tor the "mess, .
or muting competition lg tint terrla.
m It covers batters Harlem and the
Connecticut border. .
" ””33...“ ......
frills! the Wit-II! lnul amt more than
a
1100, the heard or ratio-ale on their.
wllotslolhraoa Mandalay
my new
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‘j Rentember the namw—lxmn's-tand '
canton Notices * l
”HITHQDIW. ‘ 7 i‘
First iletbodlst (Episcopal ' l Church.
Mill 0. (lattice, pastor—Glade meet-
ing. 0:30 s. on: Holy Uornnruniou. re—
ception oi members end hapllsntrimao
3. tat: title school. it airlock: pastor's
Bible ior men only meets at the
noon r in the auditorium: worth
Lesgu service, 0 p. m. outlay.
adjourned meeting oi the Oillctal
hoard. very important. demanding the
attention of every member: ii pita”
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
1:80 p, at, special observation oi the
week oi prayer; “day. Junior league.
3:15 p. 01., Young Men's Band, 0:15
p. in. ~
. Norwatit Methodist, Frank D. Tor-
rey, pastor—Morning worship, with
Communion service and reception oi
members. 10:30. Sunday’morning class
meeting. under the direction cl 0'. ii.
Bedlam, 0:30. Sunday school, 12 in.
,h'pworth line no ‘4 mid at service.
0:30p. in. Tris wi be t e usual roll.
call service tor the beginning of the
month. Evening worship, 7:30; the
subject oi the sermon. "The Chris-
tian's Ditty initiora Problems": sous
service led by on not rind clients.
Tuesday, it p. m.. the monthly meeting
of the Ladies' Aid will be held at the
parsonage; 7:40 p. 311., class meeting
led by it', 'i‘. Roscoe, mission study
class, and quarterly coulorenee, Dr.
.I. It}. Adams. the presiding older, prev‘i
siding. Thursday. 7:45 . m.. prayer
service. Friday. 3:15 p. m., .Iunior
Hague. ,
Knight street A. M. iii. Church, Rev.
William lit. A. ‘l.yncii,‘vi.l.l)., pastor-+—
Pmching. 10:45 a. m.: Sebjmth
school, izztlil p. m.:* young people's
meeting. 0:30 p‘. on; Conimuniou at
Lord's Supper and neutron. 7:45 p. or.
Class meeting, 'i'uesduy evonlug. Par-l
ior social at the personage, Thursday
evening. All, are welcome.
' CONGBEGATIUNAL.
South " Norwailt Ctmsrogutiouul
Church. Charles ii. Mneinrinud. pastor
«Public worship a 10:30 a. tu., at
which the service reception at new
members will taite place, and the sac- -7--
rament oi the Lord's Supper will be
observed. The Bible school, including
the young men's department and the
young women's department will meet
at. 12 o'clock. The lion's Christian In-
quiry Club will meet at the same hour
to prepare its'progress- ior the. nest
qaurter. All members are urged to be
present to assist in errangtng the pro
gram. At the evening service at 7
o'clock the pastor's subject, will be An
issue That Must- Be Not.
BAPTIM’.
South Norwaik Baptist (ilmreh. Rev.
ii. il. Carpenter, pastor-Juli: u. m..
prayer meeting; 10:30, regular nor.
rice; 1? m.. iliblc school; 14:30. Junior
(7. ill: 6, ii. Y. P. it; evening. union
service in Methodist Church. .
“—7
EPIOCOPAL. ’ .
Trinity Church, H. A. Linwood Smit-
ler. retztor—~rlecond Sunday after
t'hristmas. ii a. m.’..ii , celebration oi
the Communion: i0 .";ttectitttl col:-
lmttion oi tho Com lion and nor-
mou. 'ihie almond ct-lt. ntion will be 3
corporate Communion in which all the
organizations of the church have been
inked to participate: there are three
.‘ensons for this corporate Communion
—-it. is a fitting way to begin the new
year, It comes on the eve oi the Epi-
thuny, and it marks the completion
ii the router's ilrst anniversary. The
'nst. corporate on Advent. Sunday was
very large; may each strive to lins‘r‘
'his attended more generally. 12 m..
be Junior and Senior Chapters of the
'lfOlhf‘l‘llOOil oi tit. Andrew will meet.
1145. Trinity young people-,wilLitoid a
mutt-reocc- and song service. 7230.
ironing St‘erl'i‘>allil sermon by the
rector: the whole :mrviet‘ does not
last more than one hour: tree seats:
strangers niways welcome. Monday
being the least oi the i'lpiphnntsthere
will be a celebration of the Holy Com»
tnunion at 10 a. m.; at, S p. m..‘ annual
election or officers of Trinity Meu't
i‘iub. Tuesday, at. 2:30 p. m.. at thr-
Men's Club rmm, i2 South Main
street, the animal meeting oi the Wt»
man's Guild: every member should
be present promptly, \i’ednesday. 7:30,
’ meeting at itcthnny ttuilti; the rector
will be present. Thursday, Tzir'» p. to.
Trinity branch of the Girl's Friendly
Society will meet.
“Bl. i'aui's Church-«Second Sunder
utter Christmas. 7:30 a. 01., Holy
Communion: mm) a. m., second out!»
brnllon of tin- lioly Eucharist; i'.’ 111..
Sunday school and Hilde elttsses' 2:30
p. m.. Sunduy school in Winnipnult‘.
fl p. in.. Sunday school In the chapel
on llerholey street: 't':?.0 p. in. own.
mug and semmn at the chapel. Therv
will be a swciai musical pr0grnm ap-
propriate (or Christmas at the evetr
song service. Monday being the Poem
oi the Epiphany there will be a (with
brntiou oi the Holy Eucharist at 7:30
a. rm. and morning prayer at l0:1‘.il it.
n). The oflerings on that day will be
for iorelgn mlatdons. The services
will be in the parish church. 'i‘hurlv
Jay. rooting at the Men's Club at it
p. in. be special spo'nlm' will be the
Rev. Dr. ltuilhert, oi‘limvthport. so
well and inventny known to our men.
ills subject will be. Europe. Mr. (lull-
bort will also give a “short laiit on the
r'v'vlcr' oi the munittn 0! it men‘s
club. “law"! be particularly inter-
esting meeting oi the club. as sortie
important business is to be transacted.
Rev. Mr. liedtler. at Booth Norwallt.
will also hepresent and will speak or
Ilen's Clubso—Jl'heir Value. Friday.
Ladies' Build at 2:30 p. m.; Litnuy
st 4 p. In.
. Grace Church. the Rev. James lien-
ion Werner. rector-«mic second los-
dsy aiter Christmas. first celebra-
tion oi the Holy Mouton at a; sec-
ond celebration oi. the Holy Com-turn
ion sndsormon 1t torso: limiter
sellout at noon: administration at the
sacrament oi baptism at stile: blasted
. Night With the Lions.
«or an...» shearer."
A leuth Nemlth'ewisn Finds a
‘ Itomseh care In or. Richards
.Dym Tam . .
lira. Owens will! not dare sstisir‘
her s‘ppstite‘.'.'
Please 0 that she did not
dare. Site as and. had to be straiti
at her stomach. until she took Dr.
Richards Dyspepsia Tablets.
How many men and women oi
Booth Norwallt are sctud slaves oi
their stomachs.
And yet ireedom is at hand.
.Mrs. E. C. Owens, restaurant keep
er, oi 22 North Main street, South
Norwallt, Conn. says:—
"Botb my husband and myseii hear-
tily endorse Dr. Richards Dyspepsia
Tablets. And it any one in South
Norwnilt should be in doubt as to the
virtues oi this remedy send him or her
to me and i will endeavor to prove its
value. Having been in business tor
a number oi years at 32 North Main
street and having come in contact
with all classes at people I am sure
that not one word i may ssyhere will
be doubted by my marry friends and
acquaintances. 'Up to the middle oi
last February, when l began taking
Dr. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets, my
dition, and ior this reason i did not
dare. snttsiy my appetite which was
generally good. My staunch could not
digest properly and l was usually
much distressed alter outing a hearty
meal. i tried many Micinea with
no beneficial resulte,uutt_i_my husband
gave me a bottle at Dr. Richards Tub-
lets which he got at Pleistod's drug
store. Two bottles had certainly but
band completely. it took lionr in el-
iect‘ a cure with me as my case wus oi
long standing. i recommend this
medicine tor the simple reason that
it cured me when everything else lati-
ed'" .
For sale by all druggists. Best
to say "Richards" twice. Price nu
cents per bottle. Made by Dr. Rich-
ards [zyepepsin Tablet Association, 53
Worth street. New YOrIt.
Sunday school atvilrond River at it: if.
1).. m.;- .Tweitth-uight carol service at
"lo. .
ADVERT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The. Advent. Christian Church, ll'lb
tor F'. Reynolds, pastor—Fellowship
and communion and service at 10:30
a. m. Five new members will be re-
oeived, at this service; Sunday school
at 12 m.; youugvpeople's meeting at
5:45 p. m.. subject, Good Decisions ior
the New Year, leader, Jennie Birch-
Inrd. At.‘ 0:45 p. in, the pastor will
preach a Story Sermon, subject, A
The Sunday
school teacllere' meeting/will be held
Tuesday evening at 7130,0de the
church prayer meeting Thursday even-
ing at 7:30.
CHRISTIAN SCIE E. SOCIETY.
First Christian Set ut'o Society or
Nora-alkwilegulur Sunday service at
the reading/ mom. Masonic building,
at li a. m. Subject, January ‘5. "God."
Testimony meeting Wednesday at it
p. m. At both services the public is
cordially and iratemnlly inrltod'. Read-
ing room open to the public each Week
day from ‘3 to it p. m. , . ‘
FILES CURED IN I To 14 DAYS.
PAZO OlNTMEN'l‘ is guaranteed to
cure any case of itching, Blind. Bleed-
ing or Protruding Files in 0 to 14 days
or money reiuntied. 50c.
M
JAPANESE Annlvmo FAST.
1,500 to Reach Vancouver iro'm Hono-
. lulu This Month.
PORTLAND, Oran. Jan. -i.~nA din-
pulch to the Oregonian irom Vancou-
ver, 13. C., says: '
The unexplained arrival of 300 Jan-
arrest: at Vancouver yeeterdny and the
prospect oi an influx oi L200 within
the next month irom Honolulu. are the
ieatures oi the Oriental situation in
Vancouver. The 300 Japanese came
imm' tho’eoast logging camps and
come oven irom the American side 0!
tin» boundary line. Last night there
was the,usluti crop of rumors tlvt they
came in view oi possible trouble, and
ofliccrs oi the Asiatic Exclusion
Dengue are much perturbed over the
event. ‘ -
Yesterday it was announced that at
least. one thousand Japanese would
come irom Hawaii during the next
three weeks. One steamer already
chant-red will leave Honolulu with I50
aboard ior Vancouver ‘nexl. week.
Charters are now being arranged to
carry others. Then, too. all the accom-
modalitins oi the steamers or the (lan-
udinn-Anetrulian line have been so
cured six months sliced by the Japan-
ese of Honolulu. There is room in the
sit-erage ior only Ility ny ouch steamer.
0! course technically the paternal
Japanese Government cannot do any-
hiug to prevent the coming at these
npuneso‘ to British Colombin,,i0r the
Japanese are tree will agents once
they have turned in their passports at
the islands and there is really nothing
to prevent. them inflicting their pres.
once on this mttpont oi Great Britain,
the ally at Japan. 80 for no action
has been taken by till! police Or other
authorities toward the disarming or
the Japanese. It. iv csiitnslml that
there are hundreds oi serviceable Brew
arms in the Japanese mention
. r M ‘
AMBASSADOR ”Y6: re IPIAK.
NEW YORK, .lan. i.-—Jnlnes Bryce.
British Ambassador to the United
States, will be the principal speaker at
the annual meeting at the flew York
Bar Association January at and 25.
Mr. Bryce will speak on f'1'lle Halitosis
sud Conditions or “deletion." Jo-
li. Cheetos will delires his annual
s as president of the association.
m
seventeen amass.
mmtmm an“
edrorsttbeteltawlns int
tbsesrrewtwsah. a
it Gerard
r
Hill-i
, Raters. For! Point ill" Walter
digestive organs were in a week can
M Harwell—«OHM . I ll. of
run! #1: in § Halal mo"
rises Vilma?
t I. e
cement». sot .
m flower. Bowl in. mm
t."
The D.
Jauu
Twenty per cent. of! on
listed articles, Dining Chairs,
‘Ten per cent. oil on Car
holstcry Goods.
in- "'"H
b
Oneufiith off on Dinncrw e, including stock patterns.
7" Twenty per cent. oil. on at Glass.
. Bedroo 4 Furniture.
-
r
and cliifi'ouicr, wui'lil $81.75,
, 031: Prince
Value $41.50 for $32.20.
Value $42.50 for 33;.50.
,Value $49.50 for $39.66.
Maple Princ
Value $45.9) for $36.40.
Solid Mahogany Low Boy. v
, Couches.
Unit frames. velour covered,
Red auto leather,
Dark green icatltcr,
, Hall
’Valuc $5.00 for $8.00. .
,V'alur $4.50 for $11.69.
value $29.50 for $35.80.
Fourth
Seven Elegant Electroliers
at just half price. ,
Value $7.00 for $3.50.
Value $8.50 for $4.25.
Value $9.00 for $4.50.
Prices illitlll‘tl are without shades.
.75. and up to $10.00, ai.‘ t
suitable, from $1.25, $2.50, $2
half price.
One Library Eiectrolicr with art glass shade.
handsome. worth regularly 55 22.50,
Umbrella la
Value $2.50 for $1.25.
Value $7.50 ior $3.75.
White Toilet Ware.
Three dozen 1-“an with («moral
Three dozen Jars, Willlul covers.
Two dozen Washbowia and Pitchers.
Cretonncs, worth regularly tor a yard, at 6c.
Silkoiine, worth regularly tzyjc a yard,at . ,
Children's Leggings, black uuiy, worth 5: if 25¢
a pair.
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Sancho m.
l
A Wine
mo ' return 4’ 8, ‘
m ”tibiae 18.11..
Decorated Whitc' l,.uamcl 3-~piccc Suite, bed, dresser .
. rut Price
(5“ “it balance, oi our » it:
, .Cn’t Yr’tce‘s. ”g
~~ 'ssruaoa‘w not: a. not
i . ridgeport sanctum ~
. i,
t at. t cumin“! ,
sales .‘
romantic, except specially
aud’Oilicc Fttrillturee.
pets, Rugs, Curtains and Up-
0
”gt";
fer 842.503,
ss Dressers. 7'
Value $31.00 for 8:480.
Value $20.00 u for 8,816.00.
Value $15.25 for $11.30.;
:55 Dressers ' '
y/Vqluc $49.3)~ iorfi36
alur $l l5.tl() for 89¢
w
‘0
Worth $13.00 {or $10.
worth $52.75 for $40.
worth $53.60 for 84 4
Racks. 4 . 8 _
Value $29.50 for $33.
Value $44.75 70335
Value $57.50 for $46.
door, Carpet Store eleval .
4-
Vuluc $I0.t)t) ',, for 3
/ Valid-$2.00 for
Value $15.00 “for 3
Shades that
. .V
for :5.
rs, half-price. - ‘1”
Value $4.50 For 15.
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