dies”... Jew - All a. A. . iiyiuvitv I. “ Wily ‘ W .e "WK, Osc’y. . Wu. with The .tiephsse pleasbse‘lt is ,. regard unese. ', regard to news. call on: will kindly do as, it will . lanes this silicesnd se- w menu-u _ m geoslomau ran was. " mm is tbeforlglnal in Connecticut. the Hart- , ----- t oi the New York : ”State Senator Butter- _ ‘ to the White House so ‘ the annulment that he ,ghW. Orr were about to “first Tait club in this state ‘ biotin the limelight in com ’ with the Tait movement in . ... and led iobis being callr original Tait man here by lie is not that. Congressman long ago listed in the Tait it is announced that both ,. 's senators wish to be del- ‘the Republican State 'Con- . that both are Tait men and the congressmen are ior Tait. being the case. it it actually is, l he no question about the , not the oi the delegation fi National Convention irom this ior doubtless the popular sen- reilecied largely in the con- ontlined. Tait seems to be - . 'e first choice. mum wrlis‘r cLua. stables Held Last lebt With and Mrs. w. a. Startevant. ‘ . ladies at the Hospital Whisi allowed their husbands to attend ‘ 'a, meeting oi the club. which , at the‘homc at Mr. and hire. > ‘S, illurtevant, tn Elmwood and proved a delightiui occa- l‘ile tables were in“! operation. , ' " .a was served. nest aes' ' , [the club will be ior the ladies . will be held two weeks irom . in the afternoon. at the , or lire. Philip N. Smith in Boy- avenue. «dammonamn as ‘ :lblfllllllgw. my.” 'ro woman. ‘i.;, u — . s lie oi boudoir slippers oi . silk or moire embroidered at I“ 'bound with ribbon at sole- and with a double qllilling at stop. divided into upenddown ‘= by a vine oi wee flowers. They the latest tad in Paris. and as yet only reached our shores as yule— exodus south is creating a large . in iasilion centers ior one summer irocks. hats. - sic... and one can now get new at some of the iashions which " Millers later on. Ostrich 7, .. Jute not declined in iavor some of the most stylish hats are . ' , and trimmed with short, fast paragraph in an article in w mre reads thus: it you your good looks. and ‘ ~ aging in face or body, hurry ior anything. and espec- tube time to care ior your body. 7* ‘ lta rule never to hurry. never when tired: always take time ior - , you have to do. You will no ' more and preserve your per- appearam. people iall because they have , wishbone where their backbone to be.—Eschange. - ‘ .. of baked apples is made attractive on the table it a oi meringue is laid on the ‘ browned in the over. and there ‘more delicious or wholesome . than the apple when baked. ‘ haudsonle dress ior a oung ' and color is made gray -, ‘ heavy lacedyedtomatchthe _ The kimouollke sleeves are ‘wlth the waist, but there are el- ‘ V :iwulwewto ' vs s that iruley were issue of l. The lace mentioned is sled :,l 9. iii? 33 ‘3 it i ieeereamplampad- Wu Scaldin capoimiikyacup 3 a l i 1:3. ll it s E. I E r 9.3!!! ! dgriil :- i I p :1. l I ..a. a, -. 3‘ i illxlsrs \ tail is llslisve Lens. lack and Prevents . kidney ”It“... ”I Mm. Gas rum? m?” awara 033.309le of misuse Tribe. oi the - rrsrsrs' it 3&2. *‘ ~ "7"“ 0“” . 1’” “b "r" “I r We mobs-lessens. a great my and ei‘hidaey complaint are ... I I reported about here. also bladder trou- ble and rheumatism. An authority once stated that pain in the‘bsck, loius or region oi the kid- neys is the da signal nature hangs out to null y the auiierer that there is somethin wrong with the kid- neys. which shou d receive immediate attention. Only vegetable treatment should be administered and absolutely no strongly alcoholic patent medicines. bladder. which are harmful to the kidneys and The iollowing ‘ prescription, while simple, harmless and inexpensive. is 'known and recognised as a sovereign remedy ior kidney complaint The in- gredients can be obtained at any good prescription pharmacy and anyone can mix them; Com ad Kar a, one pou ounce; Fluid Extract Dandeion, one- hsli' ounce; Compound Syrup Saras- vfl'llls. rec ounces. Shake well in a botte and..take in teaspooniui doses after each meal and at bedtime. This preparation is said to restore the natural function of the kidneys, so they will slit and strain the poisonous' waste matter, uric acid. etc, from the blood. puriiying it and relieving rhell- i“ '0" seated by Sheriii Sidney Haw- matism. Beckache will be relieved. the urine will be neutralised and cleared and no longer thereby overcoming such weak bladder. painiul, irequcnt other urinary diillcuities. - This is worth trying an Just what many people here need. auseoi irritation. symptoms as "WWW"!!! Court Judge Charles W. and Funeral oi Attorney Fossendsn (Continued mrirst Page more intimate irlends oi Mr. Fessen- den, Outside the church there was a very large gathering oi townspeople. Most oi the local organizations were represenmd by delegations. Stores closed and business was susa pended whils flags were at hall stall and signs of mourning were displayed, the town hall being draped The service opened with oi verses oi Scripture by Rev. the reading Mr. Berry and the invocation by Rev. Wil- A male quartet sang, iiam J. Long. “bead, Kindly Light." The Scripture lesson was read by Dr. Long and the quartet sang. “Come Unto Me." The eulogy by Rev. Mr, Berry was preceded by his reading Browning's ." He then said in poem. “Treat part: lir. Berry said in part: For nearly two score years Samuel Fessenden has been a citizen at this town. honored and beloved. in his achievements in his chosen proiesslon, inlhis ability as a. statesman. in his character asra man, we have taken Just pride. ' But his iame has gone beyond the limits of this old town. his home. and the reputation oi his good works has won him friends and admirers in all of the state and nation. To his ability as a lawyer. to his character as a man. to his conspicuous services to city, state and nation. and to the charm oi his personal charac- teristics, the thousands who knew him intimately are daily bearing witness. The public press and the memorials adopted by his honorable associates in proiesslonal andubusiness llie univer- sally reflect the same sentiments. You are here today to honor a man to whose reputation no words of mine can add glory or lustre. You knew his chivalric spirit. From the warmth oi‘his enthusiasm. even in times at trouble's, your own hearts have been kindled. And whether you have iougbt at his side or isced him as an opponent, you have known him as a fair lighter, a true and generous soldier. And no matter, whether the battle ended in victory or defeat. you know that he cheeriully and graceiully ac- cepted the arbitrament of battle. His intense nature could brook no middle ground. “ior or against?" was his one query. Things must be brought to pass and he did them. ills motto was: “ end." ng in. bear the battle to the em nomantoleaveathlng bali done. or to forsake a man or a cause to which be bad Pledged him- seli; and oi all his sayings perhaps men will remember best paraphrase oi the Scripture. "No man. having put his hand to the plow and gmgfibwk, is fit ior the kingdom For 'these and other words and deeds the world will remember and Illd delight. his terse honor him. but here in his home we. his kindred and irlends, will hold oth- ‘er greater qualities in loving remem- brance lie ... a gentleman; a knight oi the old school tor whom to honor and do- tend womankind was ever a privilege Thus we find that the iundamental characteristic 0! his life was loyalty. loyalty to his country-bred in him— sent him symere boy into the army oi were to endure hardship as c“hot to take a last look upon the feat- ison, surveyor oi the Port oi New York, d may prove‘ Congressmen Hill. and lJlley, Secre- mat"; a hehad' 'm'audwithon ‘ oi tsraurmur com-I plainteiiermsnydsysotpsinsnd W. J. m’l leek. qui style on May evening. sub January 31, and turn it over to the date was decided upon all! had rim him iiis‘wlih l3..?..’”l.°.‘€”i;3§.,""“’ ”W“ “m' Dawson’s recent The b nket was all his talents and blessiul. u'uetiagi « 8in ion. " . l” was well-or hlsownbands, m mgf'yggm, m "m" is subject was sumsted to the leturdsi'. ile- seuurssy. s also. it the evaluating mercy and love of 3.10,. the blanket leaves South club by Dr. liaciariand's annual mes- — . Norwalli . mflm. miniature corset sage in which he asked the men to , NEG“ NUCNINCO. ‘ WM MT”. h Prayerxby Mr. Berry and a selection made at the it t G factory and suit: Muslin themselves with this hook. Big assortment of styles. Regu- pun wigth, all colors. 25c va bl’ the quartet and the benediction ably marked. *m “b. allied a, it. as indicating a bend of thought-with lar price too piece. inc. 1’ ' " rought g: gnarl: gland“, i it expected that at mu one hun- 89mm” the future oi the Christian Vbturday, 3 Please, the. “um” 1.. Yard. ° dred membs . i . . ‘ ‘1 . 9 the church slowly led by the opsn c...‘ mommy Reflbfimi “flag: Follow!!! Judge unit's review the sum. suing-minus? our. "A“ fi‘n’cgngn urges ments are being made to wear special costumes ior the trip. VAL! PnnMENADl PLANS. unw HAVEN, Jonah—The innior promenade committee in: Yale has vote ed to request Juniors not to make gifts at flowers to guests on the night oi the ’“l’mm’m’bd'li‘” "3%.“ "l.” lies will he returns “.1 0’ ' " V “3’ st ' ° “Tl? m. iamily M,“ m" "'d WWI committee imam that oetvary its: oi es- mfl, . peruse these as nan stress " were all 5m should be cut down; that every move of this kind means that the prom is brought nearer the man oi limited means. and no lair guest. however cap- able she may he. desires to carry a bunch of violets or the like while dancing. The action or the committee is a radical one, aithough'ln each year ior several years past an eiiort has been made to curtail individual ex- pense along this line. PNiMA DONNA ILL. , NEW YORK, Jan, 11.—Maiiame Tet- rauini, the prima dunno, who comes to America to fill an engagement at the Manhattan Opera House, arrived hem today on the steamer ha ion-sine. The steamer had a rough voyage and lime. Tetrazzinl sniiered severely from sea- slckvness. Her ilrst appeuance in New York will be made next Wednesday night. when she will sing the leading role in La Travista. "libs also will ap- pear in the same opera at next Satur- day's matinee. ,, ‘ urea oi him whom they had known so well in life. Then the people in the gallery viewed the body, and the line outside the church was termed to ai- iord the people at blamiord the same gummy to take a last look at Mr. sendea's taco The body will. be taken to Fresh Pond, h. i.. ior cremation, and the Frank D. Layton. a :r: gnfithsre being no active bear- were: syor Edward J. Tucker William B. Smith, Richard ll. Gilles e. Schuyler Merritt, Walter D. Dashin, Warren H. Taylor, William H. Judd, Leo. Donsteile, Thomas Hoyt. General W. W. Skiddy. Wauter Fergu- son. Michael Keneaiy. C, 0. Miller and . G. 9!". " The representatives oi various hud- ley and former Judge John E. Keeler. Among those present Were United States Senators Bulkeley and Brande- Dayton, oi New York, James F. Clark- iary oi the State Bodenwein, Charles F. Brooker, oi Ansonla, Judge Silas A. Robinson, iormer Secretary oi State Charles ll. Vlnal, of Middletown, and many others with a number oi gen- tlemen also New York, Philadel- phia and Washington: ‘ -..._—-4.._—..._ .. ' i8.““§‘..5°WillisH.Selleck 9 48 and 50 Wall St. "rim“... .2?" Jungian: ,r‘ :1. Get , in Line. . Thebig sale is still going on and will continue pntil. January ‘18th. The mightiest output of Genuine Bar- gains. The Climax oi Idl Price Cutting. Never Before“ At: ‘ _ tempted iuNorwalk. This store has been clouded, daily with anxious buy- “el's, who have well appreciated the low prices quoted on each article. ‘ . Extra force of salespeople has been added to look after your wants. . ' Every article is tagged; in plain figures, down to the prices advertised for this sale, and a more glance will convince you, at once, that this, is a money-Saving evsllit long to be remembered by the people '0! Nor- w _ s , ' $30,000 Worth of Clothing'uFurnishings The high-class kind. selling at the low-class prices. ' Come in! Investigate! Save! Buy if to your interest! Money badi if not satisfied! ' I'Willis H. Selleck. J lS-SOIWall Street.“ Nor-walls. . ‘ .g . y. ' ‘ l ‘ seals resumes "will”! onus. ‘ ‘ l ’ pus—s- . MIC JON! H. LI“ WI" “in g km of Tomorrow the lion's Christian in- CIllb will begin a new series at ior discussion, meeting at its local in the South Norwalk Congre- lstionalChul-ch at 1! o'clock.‘ John ll. Ught will give a review oi W. J. book. A Prophet in subject wil be open to discussion. Membership is the club, is open to all men who are interested in the dis «union or mbieets «importance and any man may become a member by simply attending the meetings and handing his name to the secretary, , limo woso clscis cusses. Members Assisted by Mrs. W. F. Leek- weod's Sunday school Class. The King Word Circle of the Nor- .walk Congregational church gave a supper last night between 5 and o'clock in the chapel. The aiiair was well attended, and a good sum was netted. The tables were handsomely decorated, and the menu was excell- The members oi the circle were as‘ slated by the young ladies of Mrs. Wil- liam ll‘. lockwood's Sunday school class. who acted as waitresses. SOUTHEAST OTONM WARNINGS. NEW YORK. .lau, il."-—The local weather bureau has received the fol- lowing special from Wauhlngtmi: Southeast storm warnings are order- ed displayed at 10:30 a. in. iron: Balti- more to New York and northeast storm warnings at l2 noon on the New Eng- coaat. Storm central over Missis- l’will move northeastward'with in- creasing and high easterly winds on the Middle Atlantic coast tonight. . ...Ww ...... ......— .. “......‘W ...... .....- .... ..-... w............w—.~.uue—. IQG-SaIeJ 1‘ Cl 'llslnowlitlo LlNlN 00b wurra usuerlvcliso HAND Lass. KIWI-ill”. sues 12 to is. its goods. For women. Usual it. I The very best grade, at 26c. ”today, lie Ys'd. INVINTU sues. Fancy designs. card. Usual price we thurdsy, 3 Cards, m. ‘ ssouusmouaurv FANCY. We" made. oi soon uuullil WHITE wme'l'mos. nainsook. Always sold 26c. All w patterns. ‘ “turd-y. 1% my, toe Yard. as INCH sausage HINI‘I'I'I'ci-lc . ID LINEN. Never priced less than the. Saturday, _19c Each. CORSET OOVIBC. Fine muslin. nicely trimmed. lace or embroidery, all sites. lieg- ular 25c value. Saturday. lie Each. cover ourmo rLauusL . sweets. CHILDREN'S HEAVY DOMEl FLANNIL UNDII WAIT“. Usually sold 23c. . , Malay; 1's. 4.. , news ran senile. Men's Medium Weight Tan Col ton Socks, malaise value. mayday, 2 Pairs, 10c. women's snack COTTON Hoes. Heavy weight, Regular prlr 1259c. ; Saturday. Two Pairs, 19¢. name use» chLass. All styles. Usual 1256c value. patently. 2 Cellars ior 19c. rsucv name. For Shirt Waists and Schoo Dresses. Regular price the. ' Saturday. iOLc Yard. WOMEN'S FLEEGED LINES ' GLOVES. . l i to it years. Regular 25c va- ue. For Saturday, 19:. :Lasrlc aruooro est-rs. All colors and black. 25c value, Saturday, 19c. FANCY MESH FACE VEILING. Black and colors. dots or plain. 25c quality. Saturday. 19c Yard. THIN eLowu outs run. _, . ILERS. Black only. All sizes. price 25c. “wmy, 1.9. .-...-._.. ...... ‘ Result“ Usually sold 5c each, I For Saturday, 6 ior 19c. u‘Boseé-i \, ,-..i.,.-.. . Watch our ‘1'Want” "For Sale”. and "To ‘ ‘I ' * Lei” column for baraains.' I . “...... ... ... - ...— . . .-WM—N..- ........._.,-. ...N...- ...—...... .... . Trade Temptations! We him». quite a law specials in y our every day wants to utter you. Ill- deed you save on every item. it is w orili your consideration. Try our very best Butter. You will ilnd it on a good many tables in The Norwalks. . Warranted lu‘resh Eggs. We sell hundreds of dozens oi them ior hotels. boarding houses and for home use. . We also include our special ior kitchen sundries. Matches by the hall Very Best Creamery Butter, .- - 32ch When we oiier Butter we sell Butter and nothing with it and that ac- counts tor the price‘. , ' Warranted Western Fresh Eggs. per don, 25c Try them. You will buy them always. DutchCleanser,thedirtchaser - - dozen,95c;percan,8c 20 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar, - - $1.00 y, PECK MATCHES, in packages, every one will strike, per pkg. ...... 10¢ sen Omens, all sound .................. ...... .. pic, one; qt...» YELLOW omens . ............. .. ..................... pic. 40o; qt.,7e NATIVE POTATOES, nice and mealy,per pk. 29c SHAKER ML‘I'Jrse running,epecial.. ...... ..... .................8¢ zesuonsoauexasamou 25c osackaoeskosu KlNKt,spscla‘l 25c 2Laa.suwg LARD,at. ..... ............. ...... 25c A FRESH LOT 0' SMOKED BEEP JUST'IN. WI OLICE WHILE YOU WAIT. FROM Bo UP. ' Louis J oseloff. 72 North Maln' Street. South Norwelk. Tel. can. see-e. WHAT CASH WILL DO AT New York Grocery Company. 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