m.........m’ ‘Cililwtwtfclm ‘.........10c lplvvlcerursem 1:... .ll'IIlele ' . p. m.; Satur- M19743]. otter 'i‘aesday. January 7. (It Propellers will leave —Rlver. New York, (foot t), "or day, (except 4 p. In. lirelgbt received up to 4 p In and South “0 5: 30 p'.Iit K ITEAMBOAT co. c. c, Housman. Boner-i Agent urn! Director and. Embnlmer. loin It. Iouth limeli- I Washington It - In house, on. at once. use. RepaIrIag W before 10 a. In. deliv- day. MllI—I’lynn I; Ryan. Price's 'fltorc, Mabacltemo Cigar aloer's Cigar Store and all Well, Repair Shop mmm Clifford ”, Hum Evenings, . .Ifi'wm y Dinners a Ipeslalty. Parties and lamb , $011016“. 8 IEY'EIE, 1’ *rmmmmo'n. 1 contains ncit substance. I‘ be a tweNe and six inute headway in West avenue, and twenty-four and twelve minute headw on the Winni- pottk line. The six Iinute headway on West avenue will o nan dating the rush h0llrh~6130 to it II III and from 2:30 to 6: .l0 9. m., ml for the re- mainder of the day t c headway will be twelve minutes. The, present headw v on West av-c one is ten minutes ut under the time table to be dopted~tweive mlnutes~advantage will be taken of the through line car i a West avenue car. This will preven cats from run- ning in bunches, as i now charged. because a West avenu car at presentt leaves the corner of pin and Wall stteet at the same lint as the through line car.1ncldentaiiy by the Chlwlltr‘, the company will mal tain its service with one less car in %weration. This‘ Is in keeping with th company's pol-1 icy throughout the sin e where it. has“ Eumher of cats street (or lines. The in operation has be Bridgeport. New Have other cities. A; are preesnt time Winnlpauk has a thirty minute uerlc‘, but with the change the people in that section of the town through w ich this line basses will benefit cutsidcrahly, for the new time table on a for a regular twenty-four minute se'vlee. with cars every twelve minutes luring the rush hours. . n reduced in , ilattford and The other lines. The through line car . from Norwalk to Westport and frot Norwallt to Noroton will not be e anged, they be 1 lug scheduled to run (VPIY forty min ates. There is to be a change how ever, in the .‘ithCilllll' of the iltoad River-Newtown avc-nu cars, the’ East avenue cars and the, lllklon Point. cars. The Broad River-NI town avenue cars. now running under a thirty min- utc hcadway will run very thirty st minutes and on every rip ronI either end of the line will mo to positive eon- nectlon on every trip 1th cars going down West. avenue. 0 alternate trips they will make post ive. connection with cars going to 'nnlpault. The East avenue cars will up every two ty- -four minutes ins ad of every twenty minutes and sillvo connec- tions at the junction 0 Main and Wall 9 Dorlon Fulfil. street are assured. cars will also hare a t only- -four min- ute, headway instead of twenty, can be readily seen i at the service. has been arranged on the basis of a multiple of six and two ve minutes and special stress is laid a the point that connections at transfc points will be positive. assurance be ng given that plenty of time has be a modem the schedule to make met so East and West venues. One special point of ompialnt made to the mutually has II that under the system ofy transf to East or West avenues passen III are. often made to take the longjfit route or pay two fares Under a pin that. has been devised this will be though “looping the l "' will be pre- vented. Under the pi adopted has sengers boarding a c r below the armory on West avente and desiring to go to some point East avenue will be given a transfer 0 be presented to the contimtor of t 3 East avenue car to he boarded at sin and Wall streets and will entitle the rider to a passage as far on Bus avenue as St John avenue. Passe gerII. boarding cars above the armory ill be given in addition to a transfer. identification check. The transfer w,li be talteu by be accepted by the mud tor for a ride as far as the South N ,rwallt railroad d Soothing Syrups. It is Opium. Morphine nor other Marceau “age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms yerlsbnm it cures Diarrhoea and Wind it. Ito longer so,‘ Mists besnMnnderblsp-r- “cementum and.E'JnsI-usogood” are but nations trifle with ind endanger the asun- of Experience omit-st Rspurlnenb L16 els, [Mug Woodnaturflsleop. a wash The full new time table. as com- plled by Superintendent Charles M. Kaitwasser. of the local division of the company is as follows. showing just when the cars leave various points on the system: West Avenue Line. lmave Main and Wall for South Norwallt depot at. 6:48, 6:12. 6:24 a. In. and every 12 minutes itntil 11:24 p. Then 11:48, 12:10, 12:20. 12:40am 1:03.. (Extra cars between 4 and 6:30 p. m.. givingil minute ser vice between Main and Wall and South Norwalk depot). Leave. South Norwaik dollar for Main and Wall nt 6, 6:24. 6:36, 6:48 It. In. and every 12 minutes until 11:36 p. at. Then 12:08, 12:22. 12:30, 12:56 and 1:14. tidxt‘rtt cars between South Norwnllt depot and Main and Wall from 4 to 6:30 p. m., giving 6 minute service). Winnlpauk 1.1M. Leave South Norwailt depot for Main and Wait at 6, 6:24, 6:36 and ev- ery 72 minutes till 7:36 II. to. Then at 8:24 and every 24 minutes until 3:36 p. m., and every 12 minutes until 6:24 p. III. Then every 24 minutes un- tilI ll: 12 p. m. Leave Main and Wall for Winlllplllllt at 5:48, 6:12. 6:36 6: 48 a m.. every 12 minutes until 7: 48 a. m. Then ev- ery 24 minutes until 3:43 p. m. Then every 12 minutes until 6:36 p. m.. then every 24 minutes until 11:24 p. to. leave Winnipauk for Main and Walt at. 6, 6:24, 6:48 a. m.. and every 12 minutes until ll II. to. Then every 24 minutes until 4 p. 'm.'. then every 1' minutes until 6:46. then every 24 min- utes until 11:36 p. m. - Leave Main and Wall for South Norwalk depot at 5:48, 6:12. 6:36, 7 a. In. and every 12 minutes until 8:12 a. to. Then every 24 minutes until 4:12. then every 12 minutes until 7 p. m. Then every 24 minutes until 11:48 p. In. Broad River and Newtown Avenue Line, Leave Newtown avenue for Main and Wall at. 6:114, 6:64, 7:30 and every 36 minutes until 11:06 p. m, Mare Main and Wall for Broad Riv or at 6: 24 l, 7. '36 and every 36 min- utes until 10: 36 p. to. leave Broad River for Main and Wait at, 6: 36. 7. '.l2 7: 38 a. at. and ev- ery 36 minutes until 10:48 p. to. Leave Main and Wall for Newtown avenue at 6:126:48. 7:24 and every 36 minutes until 11 p. In. . East Avenue Line. Leave South Norwnlk depot. for bridge sw tch at 6:29. 6:53, 7: 17 a, m and ever 24 minutes until 11:17 p. In. Leave bridge switch for Main and Wall at. 6:36. 7. 7:24, a. m.. and every 24 minutes until 11:24 p. m. Leave Main and Wait for bridge switch at. 6:24, 6:48. 7:12 a. m. nttd ev- ery 24 minutes until 11:12 p. In. leave bridge switch for South. Nor walk depot at 7. 7:24. 7:46. 8:12 and every 24 minutes until 11:24 p. In. Dorlon's Point Line, Leave bridge. switch at 6: 12, 6: 36 and every 24 minutes until 11 p In. Leave l-iftb "street for bridge switch at 6. 26 6: 130. 7: 14 a. tn. mand every 24 minutes until 11:14 [I Nematk-Ilanrfordm Line. Cars leave earlier of Main and Wall streets. Norwailt. for South Not-wall: and Stamford at 5:.00 6, 6: 50 a. In. and every 40 minutes until 10: 10 p In. Cars leave at 10:60 9, In. for Darien. . Cars leave South Vn' . "'1 “'nullllllz- ton streets South Ndrwalit. for Stem- ford. 12 minutes later. ‘ Returning can learn Stamford Cen- tral Square for South Norwallt, Nor- wsil: and Bridgeport at 11:35. 11:06 a In. and every 40 minutes. until 11: 5 p.10 . '33:"«0 mun“ s . . p. n. as it mold, to WW and 8' minutes. .set-otnoute needle-who have to Mercer Mess .... . I am My . all"? sbenlfllolbm ,1 e ‘r mm mm uptmt Church. Best 0. Carlton. motor-dim moon lug. 0:30 II a»; worship, with scratch ythe pastor. 10.30 a In; llible school. 12 o’clock: the pastor's class tor men only cats in the auditor- ium: Id worth segue. 6 p. In.; «wor- ship,w th semen hy the pastor. 7 p. at. Tuesday, class meeting, 7: 60 p. In. Thursday. mid-week prayer service. 7: 80a II. to. Friday, Junior mm. 6:15 p. 171.: Young Men's Baud, 8:15 p. m. Norwaik Methodist—Junk D. Tor- rey. pastor—Morning worship, 10:30; subject of the semen. "God's 801a. tion of Difficulties." sunday morning class meeting. under: the direction of F ii. Radiant, ll: 30 school, .12 III. Epwo votlonal service, 0:30 p. m, ' the toplc‘I for the meeting. "(lode Revelations. and How to Get Them." Evening wor- ship. 7: 30: sttblootmf attrition, f‘A Man Who Denied God's Authority"; song service. led by cttartetand chorus. ‘ East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. G. T Freeman. pastor—- Tomorrow momlng the pastor will preach on "l‘he Vision of the Victor. " At 12 o'clock the Sunday school will hold a special missionary meeting in the auditorium and will be‘ addressed by Captain Colcord, of the missionary ship Morning Star. The captain in a most. interesting speaker and ought to be heard by New member of the church and illble school. At 7 o'clock the pastor will give another address illustrated with 'stereopticon, on the subject. “Tho Beauty Side of Life." illustrated songs will be sung during the address. All welcome. Knight StreetA. M. id. Church, Rev. William St. Augustine' Lynch. I). 1).. pastor-i’reat hing 10: 40 w. 111.; Sub bath school. 12' .30 p m.: sacred con- cert utIdcr the management of Mrs Lottie Wright. 3:30 p. m.; young peo ple's meeting. 6: 30 p. m.: preaching, 7: 46 p. m. , subject. "1th of Trouble. " Class meeting, Tuesday evening. “‘ CONGRIGATIPNAL. South Norwalk Congregational Church Charles 9, Macfnriand. pastor -—'l‘he pastor will preach at both motn ing and evening services. At the morn- ing service at 10: 30 o‘clock his subject will be Prayer. The Bible school, In- cluding the young men's department and the young women's department will meet at 12 o'clock. The Men's Christian inquiry Club will meet at the same hour. At the evening service at 7 o'clock the subject of the. sermon will be Being Righteous Over Much. First. Congregational Church, Nor walk. George D Egbert. pastor—Morn lug service at 10:30:1Ir1achlng by thI pastor. Sunday schoo and Meu'» league at 12:15. Evening service a 7:30: sermon by the Motor, "is Then 11 Devil?" repeated by request. Wed nesday at :l, Pastor's Child in the chapel. Thursday at. 7. if: unttun' church meeting in the chapel. Chora‘ illuon, South Nonvhllt Methodist Church. Monday at 6. BAPTlI‘l'. South Norwaik Baptist Church. ll ll Carpenter pastor—14:40:» m.. prayer meeting; 10: 60 a. m.. regular service: 12 m.. Bible 'school: 3: 30 p. m.. .lIIIIlor Christian ldhdcnvor: 6p m.. ll. 1'. P. N.; 7 p. In regular evening service. Grace llaptlst Church, .l. ledwarr Harris, pastor~ll a. m., preaching, subject, "A Life for Christ." 3:30 p m.. Sunday school. 7 p. m., ll. Y. P 1.1.: leaders. Miss llattle l-l. Lloyd ant' Miss Lucinda Pltts;, Miss ilattie Ni (‘llt’llll will appear in the Christian cut titre course. 14 p. m., preaching; sub lect. "A Castaway." Tuesday evening business meeting oi the church. Wed uesduy evening. l.y.ctIIm reception Thursday evening, prayer meeting. to: by Deacon (l. W. Johnson and Mrs Sarah Vandet'house yh‘riday ore-ping choir rehearsal. ' .un—I— EPISCOPAL. Trinity Church. ii. A. Linwood Sadt ler, rector—First Sunday after Epi- phony. 8 a. m., celebration of the Holy Communion. 10: 30 a. m., morn- ing prayer and sermon by the Rev. 161 its ll. Dean. rector of (hrist Church Westport who will exchangc with th fer tot 12 II Sunday school and lirt. therltood of t. Andrew. 6: 46 p. In. Trinity Young People, will meet. in th_ basement. rooms of the church. 7:" ,,. p m.. evening prayer anti address b the rector. Monday, 7: 30 p. III. bust nest-I meeting of 'i‘i'inity Men's Clu' at their hall: Tuesday, 7. ill) p. to Trinity Woman's Guild will hold it annual meeting in the Guild room; tht vestry will meet on the same night a 8:15 p romptly. Wednesday at 8 p. In the Rev. Rudolph 8. illnder w 111 ad dress the Men's Club on "The Straw, Man as a Social Force." Thursday 10 n. m.. the annual meeting of thI Woman's Auxiliary. of the Falriieh' Archdeacosry. at St. John's Church Stamford; Bishop Paddock will are side and make an inddress. At 7: 31‘ Trinity branch of the Girl's Friendi will take its second cooking lesson unedr the,‘ direction oi an. expert iron New York Grace Church, the Rev. James lien ton Werner. rector—First Sunday at par rector—The first Sunday af ter the Epiphany. Celebration of the Holy Communion at 11 o’clock; morn ulng prayer and sermon at 10: 30: rlun day school at noon, mission Sands: school at ilt'oatl River at. 3:15: cveuluy prayer and sermon at 1: 30. CHRIITiAN Willie! IOGIITV. First Christian Science Society of Norwailt—lloguiar Sunday service a ten reading room. Masonic building at 11 II. In. Cabinet. “January 127"£iac fitment." Testimony meeting Wed nesday. at it p. to. At both servicet the public III cordially and fraternaih invited. Reading more open to its Idtbllc each week day from 2_ to h p In sovssv ens IuIF an chusclfi a Minute Christian Church. Van Zandt slam l'. Reyna s, thr—Prench Isi dli “comm. p.111; nuts lag 010120637110 Hope of the Church: awning subject; Shepherd King lander school at l: Loyal Workers In; “bloodline! . In fittnday . fi alum den ”“11“"! , out be arm Inning your Casserole. lion '6 , rue Mom mils has on» list! . . 0mm We» you Inez-005E“... to ‘43.,» I. III thou . tidal... asset-«s... indium marten be genuine 37.13%; Insure or your a I :llteitilsg ltstnetty c... we tinny MIN-El I'll “I I0!!! ing at 7:4... Prayer meeting Thurs- day Tuning at 7: 30. ~ , IVANGELICAL LUTFIERAN. Evangelical Lutherans. Rev. C F. Rittmnnn, 43 Henry street, Stamford, pastor-Preaching in the Cannon lan gauge in chapel on North Main street. 7: 30 p. m., Sunday school. 6: 45 p. m. DeWitt's Little Earl Risers are the best pills ltnown. Roi by The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar Inscy. REDEEMING THE FALLEN. Judge Cletisnd's Court in Chicago Has Accomplished Much Good. CHICAGO Jan. 11.-—-Munlcipai Judge McKenzie Clelland's efforts to redeem the fallen through his parole system, came to up can last night when the last session oi the Maxwell street branch of the court prior to his trans- ferto the civil branch‘of its tribunal was held. Many who never before had entered a police court were present. Also there were when whose homes, they said. had been redeemed from the curse 0f drunken husbands and fathers through Judge Clelland' a plan of refor- mation Some were present who said their own reformation was due to the system inaugurated by ‘Judge .0191- land. or the defendants inst- paroled only two were present as delinquent, Judge Cleliand inaugurated his pro- tect December 27, 11106, when the first prisoner was paroled. Since then i.- 213 have been released “on promise." Of these it was necessary finally to sum] 74 to the Bridewell‘. but the court records indicate that . 1,145 “made good." Twelve have disappeared. BLACK HAND- VICTIM. CHICAGO, Jan. ].1.-—-Vasllio Crista. Iupposed black hand victim, who was found dead 'rmusdtly .'houeath the Lake shore viaduct at Gill‘y' ind. was probably murdered for money and ov er a acort'of Hungarians may now be destitute in Chicago as a result (iris- tu was identified yesterad you the man- ager of an employment agency. lie had gone to Clary in search of eIIIploy~ them. for 27 Hungarians and he car- ried with him $500, of which sum 8350 belonged to the Hungarians. it retire. tented their entire savings. Cristu's )ocliets were empty when. the was found. LITERATURE. i care not for the brief biographies of spinning nowadays, Tho millionaire's or cowboy's, and the trouble that they raise; i care not for the brief biographies of famous men, .‘lor the scientific guesses that are you. tured now and then: The bits of reading matter they reluc- tantly bestow in accordance with the habit that was i started long ago; But the articles that move me to ambl tion and hope . ire tho that tell of candy, shoes and ' bre fast food and soap 1 Who (area for little anecdotes that me- rely malte you laugh? ' want to read of oil stoves or the in- test phonograph Who wants to read the tale of how the hero wins the girl " When thereit so much to.be learned on how to keep the hair in curl And the heroes that they picture are. as nothing to the man Who invents a ncwotyle razor or a tai- cum powder can i‘hosc compositions that they print in Casual prose or rhyme—- Of course they' re customary, but they 're scarcely worth the time. —-—Washington Star. ADVERTIIID LETTERI- The following letters remain uncall ad for at the following posboillcesf or ‘be current week. South Norwallta-Mlss C. D. 17 Woodbridge Avc.: Louis Atlaixis, Victoria Hotel: Mike Beaupre. . tohen,. Frank W, Cole. Donut, \ilss M. M. Farrell, Miss Ms- ‘ildn Farrell, Miss Marion Graham, Bayvlew Ave. Mrs. Frank 0. llotchltisa, ‘irs. Ross Hynd. 16 Loyd m.. A. W Lane, Liberty Connecticut watch Co. Mrs. F. Schuyler Mathews. Mrs. Mary 4. Morris, Charles l" Stewart, Cari liver Bronson. 6111 Van Ward. schoon- er Salisbury, E. '16. CROWD}. Postmaster. Norwallt - Cuyahoga Construction Co, W. it Dabbs. John it, Plus, (ll-o. il'.8.lncialr 19.8. KlflTil, Postmaster. . Kennedy's inactive Cough Syrup ‘1ch upon the bowls“ and thereb irlvns the cold out of the system. wotains no opiates-41 is pleasanlm in site undxis highly recommendedfor ”thildren. hold I! The Clifford anr rum and The Wild Pbdrln'scy I" .« ”.lIIclI. i'm going away" " ctug awpy. Madge?" «Join my so More I got , have sourcihthol fly to you, . l “Wiring“ to any to the. little “1.7,,“ .. been " “rm WI! ‘0’" send no norm .” lallea of thehw 77% 'i'bat’ll beam ‘55.: use.“ 000s - , . . ‘. . '< r . "v: .: .‘ . a u’ v, 2 v, a! . body . The January Sale. ' 'lhcre are but five days more to take advantage of the special discounts offered to House Furnishings. ~ On all Furniture except Dining Chairs and Office Ititurc, twenty per cent. 61?. I per cent. oil.- On Carpets, Rugs, Curtains and Upholstery Goods, ten On Dinnerware, either sets or stock patterns: onedfiith off. ' Oriental Rugs. Of course these come under the special ten per cent ' reduction. lo the collection are some odd Rugs, which are very low priced indeed, and seem to us to be real bargains. ., Genuine Antique Iran, size 3.6 x04. very much worn and has the subdued and mellow tints ,vsu much desired by connoisseurs. Cabiatan Rug of neutral tints, size 3.7 x 5.9. Shirvan Rug, size 3.7 x 5. I Kazak, very thick and heavy. 4.6 x 62, Beloochlstan, size 3.9 x 6.4, l‘his Rug is Price $25.00. _$os.oo. $20.00. $30.00. $40.00. Khiva Bolthara, size 7.2 x I) it., a large Rug and of the rarely beautiful red hues seen in fine link- ltara” Rugs, $25.00. 'lltc ten per cent. (listouut applies on any of these (orpct Store. first floor ‘ ' Sash Curtains. Irish Point Curtains, worth 70c. now 4:.- , Rug. . Irish Points, worth lit .,00 not» Brussels Net Curtains, worth 9013 Rug Fringes, tans, greens and ccrtt, tor a yard. Table Covers, tapestry or velour, 3 ytls. square. worth $1.00, for 80¢. Cretonnes and Silkoliues, or a yard. 35¢ each. 40¢ each. 40¢ each. Lplmlstcry Store. third floor. —-—————— Do not miss the special sales of WashoGooda, both , floor. 7 white and colored. which are now in progress on the lower The D. M. Read Co. Thursday is Bargain [lat]. ,4. But Scrotum this mock not“ be Ladies Shut “Delete. Samba Walsh and "Broken gainer. at Stomp Reduced Yr’tees. Studies Shirt \Da‘ts’ts. Regular Price, Ii. 00; Bargain Price .. ............................ 69c Regular Price, 01. 25; Bargain Price. ...... ..... ...... . ........ III: Render Price. 71.50: Bargain Price . ..... ..... . .......... 90: Regular Price. $2.00: Bargain Price .. ...... $1.40 Regular Price, I250; Bargain Price ................................. 01-“ [CRU NET WAIITI. Regular Price, $3.50; Bargain Price .. . . . .. .................... , ...... 62 .40 BUTTON LACE WAlITI. Regular Price, In .00 Bargain Price. .............................. “.40 \Ds'hau also undo s'Bcep 6.“th at 'Sun. '31. “trimmed 83 Son. 64 Washington Strut. Mk w mm 1M.” ' Iva-w rite.’ ’41 v "' It" "fl‘rfifiifi as: m ,n tim'MI‘Hf I! a?” 0‘"! ”it" 1* wt . I ’ I , l l‘_ ‘ 4 -‘ HA
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