J . communicating with The MI by telephone pleas do it in "Quote afield . ions i no sure min Inm'im. " ss- Tho W. 0.1. U. will meet with Mrs. J.A Jnlcbardsou 10 West avenue. Friday, at 3 o'clock sharp, Any in tom‘mied Jn temperance are inviwd to I I news. cIil um i “ The Golden Rule Circle of the King’s Daughters, of the Norwalk Congrega- Allyn! Church. will meet triday at 3 ‘9. ill. with Mrs. Frank Goodey, Grand J Wt, “walk. he Postal Typewritlng Comparind Norwal has invented a now adding 4 Infield which will soon be patented. Titer will probably be placed on the lllll'hot It a low price. Dr. Charles H Glover. of Norwalk, 'Ion of Former Mayor Charles L. Glov- or. is' conn l with Dr. Amos J Giv~ ' en‘I’ Bani m. which was partially doutroyed by fire yesterday. .-:-Dr. Dick' I cures grip. y Lloutcnant William 1". Wardwcll lilo well known mason, is sullering from an injured fool at his home, No. 1. Livingston street. on account of a quantity of hrick‘falling on it. . Mr. and Mrs. Harry ll. Ferris, who , J have been the guests of Mr. Ferris J, parents Mr and Mn. Charles N,.For- 4, ris, of West Washington street, have ‘ returned to their home in Boston. The quarantine has been removed from the house at o. 4 Mechanic street, by Health Officer Henry C. Sheror. as loscph DeMarclno, a pupil in the Concord school, but recovered from the disease. Friends of Frederick W. Pitzer for- merly of South Norwallr have received wordy from him that he was seriously burned with acid while at his work in Calllornia, to which place the family moved several months ago -—-—,-‘r— 4 Next Tuesday evening State Chief Hay-maker David T MOy will go to Danbury to instill new life into Paw girssett Haylofi He will be accom pnnled by the state odloers and a de- gree team selected from the members of Uncas Hayloft, of South Norwaih «Fresh Mackerel, 16c lb., at New York Market. . The New Haven road has annulled train 456 operated as a local freight be tween DIIbury Ind the docks at South Norwallt This train has been leaving Danbury at 11: 50 a. m. and returning arriving from Brookheid .iupctioa at 10:15 p. m The orders in relation to thlI train discontinued it indefinitely. Hyland Assistant Sup- _ J of the Metropolitan Life lnsuran Company entertained the members oi his staff at a turkey sup- per givcni at his home. St. John's Place last evening it was a celebra- tion of recent achievements in ordi nary and having established a record for long,continuous service. wsmnliord Advocate. The entertainment committee of the Trinity Mons Club hold a roeetinog Tuesday night at the borne of H Bailey. at 7 High street. and arrangch for a smoker which will be held on Friday evening. February Zlat. The program of ills evening will be an in- teresting one and is now being arrang- J ed by Louis Hawkins. W A horse owned by Wilbur iloan. or South Norwslir, is pining to death for Mrs. Dean, who died two weeks ago. Mrs. Dean fed and drove the horse Since the animal drew her body to the conictcry he refuses to out Mr. Dean sum—Daubury News. W _p..'..m.. will”. verses Ito Iorgen, fancy urges broadclotbs and nion‘s onr. all widths all worsteds. For sale lot one-hall real value during balance oi February. Salts Textile W3. (50.. Holden Ave. Norwaik W“ Peter were"; monitor of the New Haven rocd's bridge building crew under Peter bridge supervisor. while pushlw r the tracks at the trestle ”:7 WI 00] s hat factor? in Dsnb'irrlyh'l‘ue‘mny‘ ofr iernou I opcd cl 0 re belowmn' ’ Mt the logs "V man wag slili’i'io l'l but of the to Vltl'l' before his companions. who had rushed to hlI swistsscs, melted the sank. Ilie went I't “once ‘Yotllm boar ing see I n c oil and «will for I l homers. felt y. stratum no bad mum from the accident. Conductor and In.“ m M .iii- son entertained I colitis! elsguonis at their residence. It Wishingtou «mot. Tumor tile occasion lioisgIIIrpriIsan‘ ,ci'lir my mum birthday an” no The even- MI was puma withE and other ill-alum. and] I llwysr; In. llrloli Tum " 'pr‘svill over the disease. Promptly Relieves I Cough Acts as I topic to the system ‘Ind enables the bodily forces to it Yd particularly adapted to children by reason of its pleas- , Int lane and soothing properties 3! 35d irditbiliiitof Om‘hl ~-Eii. iiiilii Jr Imusmu' 'l'si. III-s. the guest of Mr, and Mrs. l. M. Hoyt. Charles L. Cole has moved from The Franklin to No. 9t} South Main street. theguest of her parents. in Ridgefleld, over Sunday. Mrs. C. W. Guerln. of West Wish. lngtoustrect, is recovering from a week's illness. Miss Nina Zeluii of Concord street has been entertaining Miss Mabel liul sey, of Brooklyn. Tramps were plentiful all over The John at shoveling snow. Frank Hyatt, of New York, is It the home of his mother, Mrs. Josephine Hyatt. of Weslpfll‘t avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Davis' lit- lie daughter is seriously ill at their home, No. 2 Henry street. Norwalk. .——-¢—--- A stated communication of St. Johns budge. F. and A. .Vi., of Nor walk, will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. The Montanks and a team from Port Chrstcr will play a game of basketball at the Greenwich Armory, Saturday evening. Mrs. Enoch Boone has returned to her home in Ponghkcepsle. after a visit with Mrs. Josue Colwcll, of West Main street. Another meeting oi those interested in the proposed new club at Dorionp Point will be held tomorrow night at the Norwalk Club. .nSteak Cod, Ho lb.. at New York Market. l Editor and Mrs, Wellington A. Tolles, of Union Place, have been on- tertaining‘Mrs, Tollcs' sister, Mrs. J. Henry Fcency, of New York. A meeting o! Norwalk Typographiv cal Union, No. 529, will he held this evening. at the once of Frederick Lyons. in Nor‘tb Main street. Robert i-'. Adams. of Stamford. was in Norwalk yesterday morning. and attended the funeral of his brother. Mr. Adams has been in poor health oi late. There will be a regular meeting of the Buckingham Woman's Relief ,Corps held at the 'G. A. it. Hal ternoon at 2 :30 o'clock. sewing in the morning. Mrs. Harry F. Coilonr. of No. lil Went. One Hundred and Second street. New York, has been at the Hotel Cliilord for several days, in In eiiort to had a suitable residence in south Nor-walk for the coming scanner sea son. ere will be . There will be a meeting held in the chapel ol the Norwallt Congregational Church tonight at 8 o’clocki, The Rev. the Twenty-third Psalm. Ind will have articles from Syria to illustrate his all- . dress. , .. 4 The bearing in the bankruptcy pro Company. oi South wall. will go on again tomorrow in- rlilsonort.w Morris tituli. president at the cam! my. on the stand. The Miss Grace Horuby, of Brooklyn, is ‘ Miss Bessie Gilbert. of Norwulk. was , I Norwalks this morning looking tor ‘ Thursday nl- ‘ Faddoul Mogbabghali will spook on p offeruou “lo and prob“ ism. is pin 7 . we: r. cecdlngs of tho Boston Tea and was: ' ’ Robert loselovsk‘y, will follow. :Tho Smrgi Wm slacking: Sign” ompIny. w c a on West Washluglon 31ml, mibtmmtgilm.‘ have on it their couriers and have leased t store fol-msrly occupied by The Boston Tea and Coifee Comps»! and will take possession me time this month. W ‘ Miss bottle line, daughter of Mr. illitl Mrs George loss. at Orchard street, is' IinItIIt W It on (livens' sanitation. which wII burned yeIiIrdIy .v‘TlierI m no loss of life. but I nun: o! the occupants. were obliged to Two Ill Mr lulu-Ii ingI. ItiII llIIs lortnssteiy escaped With I Illdll ll“. w Walter'i' Till“. the "ll-m1 cigar Irish». It lie. 1 Matt avenue. I ‘ mull it 'l‘srkw' mmffl'i, ' ‘ o l » em on r we“, our 9“ rge and two highlly pollflted, e and onseiurtlihngs table Investta‘ernt. and you have It Your comma I. turn oi the Collins & Co. stsndsrd to choose how 2nd want at a material ravine Just how cool! use all over tour rust loom; will serve to ll~ Wu Ill. 314m. Quartered Golden Oak Bureau. traight front top. 20:“ inches. two I: molt drawers, uprigh MMWOh 14:30 highly pol- moo oHiFI'OIJlilho. 326.00. labounr. mm Imsr. moo Gael-term Antique Oak Finish, two wpbpnds. four ImIll drawers. one t, large draws/er Pencil plate mirror, 14:86 inches. l , 315.00 LiIRARV TABLE AT 311.00. ”Quartered Golden Oak and Mahogv lebrIry Tables, top 261p wide 42 in. ylong. one iarged wer. lower shelf, sthed legs and hi y polished ream“ ' . this part of the country. Sim. luv not and Women. - - 1b; and lion 7‘ Children I Sim. as Washington Street. mm -m X8. p . AGAIN WE QFFER YOU A GREAT UPPUR UNITY We do not propose to carry over to sort year. This time, however, you can get a larger and better assortment than ever from which to nuke your choice. We have selected the finest or our We Run n Ca, .‘ .g ‘ ' MM Jinan atrium And reduced them to I uniii’ln price. Men’ 5 superb Suits and Overcoats, fer- rnerly priced 315 318 and $20; now, 39. 89, 311. 45, 322.50 and 325. 00—316. 00. swan!) onus Allf “Smells. 130 lb.. at Now York Mar-L m MERRILL Ivsnv. wlclr. .. * Getting randy to soiIe OPPOlthlNlTY whom it comes their way. All YOU READY? ’ “my lino Wanton I clinics: annott you. 314. 89. . l —---e will; ruin Willis H. Sel’jck 48 and 50 Wall. Street, moss. 171-2. Wuhan? ails sss saucers lF nor ssuo won traumatic; J" elf?! gm Ewe“ 0rd. "R” ‘7 J " is this retirement? The nickel queen J J II I Gathering It the limits sliiodlsi Episcopal Church, Despite the Storm . ‘ , 1 Ind snow of last evening-i good num. ber were in attendance at the am of the evangelistic services. held in i. Norwslk Methodist Church. under the direction of Miss May ll. Lord, the weil-kuowu evangelist. A large chor-l us, conducted by the organist, Charles G. lvos. led the song service. and Earl S. Hookins accompanied with tho Violin. Miss bard comes to Norwnlk direct- ly from a very successful work in anbury. and she spoke last evening with her well known power of vivid interpretation of the -scripturc. and with that direct appeal that has reach, ed the hearts of so many itundreda in She will hold services at the Methodist Church in this city during the entire month of February. She spoke last evening from 1 Kings. . 19: ll. "He came unto a cave. and lodg- there." ‘Bhe aid in part: Who is i that thus hides away? it is Elijah, the man who has stood for God be: lore I rebellious. bIoiniding people, in the presence of bitter antagonists. He has been a man of gigantic lliith. Ind unwavering fidelity. but now he. has hidden himself in the cave. Why has rejected God. and living in sin, begins to light against Cod Ind, and his servant. She threatens the life of. Elijah. But cannot the who has answered the prayer of t 0 pro with are from heaven, care for is servant in the presence'J at this Ingrycireen? lint Elijah has lost slain of God. and NI courage. strength ”slid power to inspire are all gone. and the man who no fall of mighty pow. er when he was seeing God, now full of fear. goes into the cave and hides himself there. How often we lose sight of God, and see only the enemy, and hear the unkind words, and go into some cave and hide mtrselvos. Whoa Sheridan came up to his soiJ diers'au they were in lull flight be- fore their enemies, he shouted to them, "Turn around, boys; we urn going back." Only as we hear our leader telling us to tan! Wk to God. is there going to be victory tor us. How the people needed that brow indor with his mighty faith iuut m that time! They were inst turning back to God and vowing tboirnlieg' lance to Him. They were throwing off their circularly. and turning their back upon the queen who had led them Into the. ho «lane oi sin. llut the man who might ve helped has come to a cave and lodgrd there. How could he be so untruel And yet there are men or women here tonight whom God used ill the past. They have been them- channels through which in days go by, God hsasent the living water to thirsty souls. They have before an ungodly columns. lived lives of faith. until other men have seen 60d throunh them. Why can we not use (led to hauled in your area nor/'2. Why are not your up: telling of. ills wontlrmrii rower to sure now? .Yoo. too. have edged in a cave, God meant that you should be "middlemen“ taking 0 good news irom Himself to those persons down in sin and need. lint you have been slighted, dr some one has failed to appreciate you. and in consequence your Christian influence has been dimmed. and you ‘aro in hiding. in a cave ol bitterness. or u cave of indiilarence. or a cave of 9990 sin. . J Cod spoke to this man again and again. Outside the cave there was the terrible tornado and onrthqualtemhook, which would have called many a man out to meet God but on Elijah these things made no impression. But. at last he heard a voice so tender, so sweet. that he goes to the entrance oi m cave to lit-Ir the question’vvhich puts to him: here, Elijah?" Thou. the man whose help the world needs. the man whom tlod has commissioned to bring b it His people, and whom He now this irmn the place of duty. Pimple today are drifting and missing eternal life. and doubting the power oi God, be cause score of God's children are hid log in caves of worldlincss, and indir- forence; .Will you come back from your hiding places. and, help save men now? This is the will of the God who long ago iorgave you. to whom cries. "Who will go for mo?" Elliott was at that time utterly Judith-rent to utterly neglectful of duty to God; ‘ thinking only of himsell. Cloullnfl blll ; own failure by the unlaithltilncss of . , others. J, came forthuto help ilnd weak Ones, ‘ l‘r'omp? to bring them to God. I“ the close oi the address a brief ' lint at the voice at God he consecration service was held. In coining wssit M's nothing on throat Is in. " totem built in any part. . W Iiovctie m wan. : The French used the bicycle in can the flouoiiicifort imam; J J The wheel Idopted at t ration; ins of count the "critic, lotion. or high wheel. This was the MIMI. Ifllll! SERVICES ‘ ”What docst thou . travel habit. rod pledged your life, that God. who J .4 looking out on a world dying in sin. . - the needs at the people about Hint. ‘ Will you , ' which Miss Lord sailed for the plcdgv , lag of allegiance for the wo;lt oi tho ‘ ceramic on? out» it in I in hours. Relieves In, ”A. J. ANUEYINE 81 SUN . burdtturc, Carpets, J. blouse, Etc. 134-136 washingtOn Street, South Noni 4. CUBA. . Cuba is known in history under sev- eral names. The ilrst was Ammo; l than Juana, alter a Spanish princc Fernandina came third, followed by bantlago and the isle of Ave Maria The original Indian name. Cubauacan signifying "where gold is found " was finally adopted, and usage shortened it to the ilrst two syllables. W KEEPING OPEN HOUSE. Everybody ls welcome when we feel good: and we rot-l that. way only when our digestive dream. are working pron crly. Dr. King's New Life Pills rcgrla late the action of aimnach. liver and bowels so perfectly one can 't hclp feel inc wood when he uses these pills. 25:: at F. H. Baxter's drug store "i killed. if the charity that begins at home is the real article it soon contracts the “No: mm 13ch ii ) a iii; iv!” (’ fl ‘ n n ‘ ozlylodt introduction of the Iii/Old “I . 4 In I today for rill «mob «533’s lanai which ill, 'mrsstoed to It" moi roll-la it Is I “Istn‘rl Musical; it dim will“ ill. emw, ,J Will Continue Another Week. To still further rsducs stock. we shall continue this. the presto-t money-caving want of the whole year. until' Saturdsyhldll‘i February 3. Every stock Ipsln gone through. Evsry price reduction holds WWII". the sale lasts. This will be another banner week for bargains. STOP THAT 600 or it. may result in pnetl ziliun Balm is breaking up co, lever tried almost without " lac 25c. 50c and 31.00 bottles. W ford, Baxter's and Plaisted'ii‘. A coesacx ammo id Among the numerous sirpe ,J of the Cossnes than the belof that they wi heaven in a better also if they, personally clean a the um» O A, '1' °_ Doors tbs , “no?“ “Your wife never sings all ’ Did she lose her voice?" (‘Icvolahd- lander J~ ‘Where is noub J a: . will. / O she found her scum.
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