10: .l0; subject of sermon. “The Debt
await/amp X.
Suchflchness~ ' were devised
Snob frem'ancew. ' ‘ 1
. Sixth delicacy of flavor , ’0 tiresome
, ' ' odor and germ-proof ;
millage was originated to preserve its goodness ‘
. ‘aii this estrsordln‘ary goodness for ' ‘
' your tcble‘. . . ‘
"Q.........:"'..es:1ncsttzse '5
M 4 4 .
noon and ocuonnss. ,
New limit. in: Hartford, Goons? .
Springfield. Mum Proddoncakvl. v
' 1 .. ' ~ ' f ' 1 MEI-Hooter. ‘
. Notwslk Methodist Church, Frnnk D
”988 . Fee and Upper Lehlgh Torrey, pastor-h10rning worship
'llor- Cooking R1111 tinge and Self heaters.
u...m~W..
Fresh Shoulders, llc
'{FMSH' HAMs .‘ ...... ..............
i
FRESHPORK.1
15¢
......... .140'
11.! w. DODGE,
22 Washington-Street 4Scuth Norwalk.
HOT STUFF
'i'ne‘ Pnceso leer It Is at
~Hensh'f1eld8150nCo s
122 WATER STREET.
m
which was held in the Sons of Tour
perance hall.
After the business was transacted
and the remarks of the visitors were
over, all adjourned to tho ti. A. It.
hall. where a b0u‘ntilul~collatlo:1:was
served. The remainder of the even.
ing was given up to 1! general social
time: Music. and singing was enjoyed
111111 the comrades told stories and diis-
cussed matters until well along in the
night. All teport a fine time.
TMENT‘G‘O’MMANDER HERE
“ ‘ Griswold Visits
ngha‘m Post. G. A; R.
. haul Post; G. A. It. held it
:et‘r yablebneetlng, 1‘th evening,
was in the form of a sociable.
Commander Fdwsrd Gris.~
0rd}. 1301111., and two’ of his
-to the large number of com,
esent at the busindss meeting,
. in.. class meeting. led by 1“. 1‘.
~ ltcv. Willimn 11.xilt1rrell. D. 1):.
' ' in charge.
;: 10:60 a.
smeetlng at 6: 30 p to.
' the presiding older at 11:60 11 m (‘ last
; . lioltig."~
’ men at 10: 30 a. m.
of Love 1 OWc " ,Sunday morningciosr
meeting. led by F.11. llodient at 9: :10;
Sunday sch001,12 n1 . l] pwmth League
devotional service 6. '10 '.p 111 . topic
;' Controller! by the Spirit of God":
lenders Mrs. iuliu Flewellen and hill!
Winifred Smith: evening worship
71:10: subject of sermon. “hiatiomndo 01
Godmtfd'e Plans." Tuesday. 7:16 p
R118
coef‘. Wednesday. 7:46 p. 111.. unior
li‘ltun‘ltsgivlng service in the (longroxa
national Church or No1wnlk. This wil'
(like the place of the mgular Tlnnsday
stoning pr-nyei sorticc.
Knight Street A. M. 19. Church, Rev
W Ilium St1'A... Lynch. 1‘). 1).. pastor»
Qnu'terly meeting during the day.
presld
111g older" 01‘ the New Haven District
hove least and sermon
111. Rev. William Jones. 01
Stamford will occupy the pulpit at:
1Yclock,bls choir and congregation
imitlng in the service Young peoplo'i
Pleuching by
itnoetlng and Otilcisl lloard.'1‘ucsda,\
'ovenlng. Strangers cordially imited
‘ CONGRERATIONAL.
"the South Norwalka Congregational
(ilntrch‘ Charlcss. Mncfurlnnd pastor:
, 'llheodoro Ti. 11‘ Mile, nestslmttLPubllr
Worship at 10:30 81 111.. nt which the
photon will prcnch n sermon in the cur'
' right course on The (lltmi."{\l'l.ll3lefi 0‘
Faith. subject.- "Mnn. n'FreeA More‘
The iiibio (school. ‘tnciitdins'
the young men‘s department and lb:
voting womens department; meets at
12 o‘.cloclr The Men's Christian in1
i'piitt (‘lub will moot for its rcgnlat
discussion at the same hour. A! 1hr
evening service Dr. Mac! land wll’
preach. taking us his still cut, "'l‘ht
h‘inul llstintnte of literal 'Ch'lractcr.‘
. EPISCOPALA.
. Trinity Church. H. A._Linwood Sadi
lér. rector—Sunday nextbctorc Ad
vent. s a. 1n.. Holy Communion: 10:30
a‘. 111.; morning prayer and sermon, The
Rationale of Prayer; 12 m.. Sunday
school. 3 p. 111., regular monthly ad
ministration of the adornment of 1111p
tism; 7:30 evening prayer and sermon
Thinsduy being Thanksgiving day
there will be 11 celebration of the Holy
(lommunlon at 9:30 a. m. and morning
limycr. Thanksgiving service and star
The Church 01
England and the Episcopal Chtitob
.Will obnorve the week of November
29 as 11'. week of prayer. so that; this
‘ will. be a ‘weelt of prayer over tht‘
You'lcs'n qtncldy hdai “ lied]!
cozy the diaugli Hailom com- .
no maller‘wltall ‘ewmit‘ér ‘c'tmdl nu '
.'. lleld at this chtncluns -
"' trial-i?
Whole wotld.1)'allv Services will b(
announced.
Grace Church, the 11121210411135 Betti
The celebtstlon of the
morn
tbn Werner. tester—Sunder next he
, fore Advent.
' liolycotnmunicn at 8 o‘clock:
,2 1115 prayer and sermon st 10: 30: S in
day school at noon; mission Sitndtty.
school at 13101111 River at. 9 .;46 evening
prayer and seimon it 7:%_.
”—1—
évmost‘uéAL LUTHERAN.
'.”' Evangelical Lutheran. Rev. ‘0. F.
s.‘ lilttmnn. pastor—Picoching,
._ German language, 7: 30 p.. m; coniir
f mutton class. 6: 45 p.111
111 the
Chanel-l on
.
tow-w”-
.y‘A ENT' OHRlBil-TAIAN CHURCH.
“’l‘ltd Advent: Christian Ghurch Rev.
,h‘iultt‘ street.
s. on. subject: “Thanksgiw
' ilngi‘l‘boughtst” Shndev school. st 12
rd lunlor meeting. and 11. mi; Young ‘
cool 11 meeting. at 6. 16 p.111» sub .
‘RWWEHIOF Thanksbiving"~— .
1.11.1.1 some osodwin. At 7 p. 111., $1111 1.
11v
taster" will give a lecture on
ountry; It’s Glory and Its S‘hnm'e."
. Tuesday- evenlng. at; 7:30. the Mission
; Study class meets. at Min. Oscar Pee
at 7:30, ~-
l 3110 prays ntectlng will be bent at the
Thursday evening,
..la a.
g 'Wohuosdw st 8 n: m. To both
1y. vitedr Reading. room
nbilc esch week
Those are new
disease for all uses and: sli‘ young
‘ phonic
' “rm
Reynolds. pasted-Preaching. .
' . Zvvitltovits Elmo,
‘ E.E.’ GROWE P M. .1
.’l‘estimony most» .
h n Situduyiischool isi
I‘m 11 16?. ‘ '
hi 7 p. m .“wlth coldest, hearty sing-
in
ville. The rest cuts of the Sh-ning
wood community are earnestly called
upon to sustain these services.
To CUEE shP‘ IN. ONE DAY
’i‘nko LAXA {I 13
Tablets. Drug its rd llmd money if it
falls to“ silt-1113111; W GROVE'S‘.” signs»
ture is on each boxy-661111,;
Miss Julie; Riotshl‘ has returned
from Long Branch 'toher New York
home. 335 11513701 street.
Mrs. Prod 13.. on cotton arrived at
her home in Dorian, dturdcy. from 11
four months' visit it" her bottle in
England.
Mrs. J. W Purdy. of Wyoml
.1. is spending a ton" Weeks wit
mother, 11116.11. M. ancntlnc. :West
avenue. Dsrien. .
-Pork Lotus. 121110. Public Market.
Mr. and Mrs. llenr F‘sncber and
Mr. and Mrs. James haughncssy and
familyiore now residing at 137 Grove
street Stamford. » .
Keith Edwards. Who has many
friends in Darien. has recently entered
west. ‘
The young people of the Congrcgm
tlonal Church, Darlcn are rehearsing
it play which will be given at the
row!) 111111. the letter part 0! this
month. .
.m. and Mrs. Charles Milspaugh.
who have. commenced the erection of u
gnew home on West uremic. Dmien.
are at present boarding with Mr and
Mrs. Nathan Finch; "
'1‘11 dance to be. given at the Town
Hall. Dnrien. the evening before
Thanksgiving. is cipocted to include
the beauty and chivalry of this local-
ity as in forums years.
Miss Gertrude Valentine and her
cousin Miss hisilorio EdWords, have
arrived at the' home of the latter’s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George. B. Ed-
wards. in Washington. where Miss
ancntlne expects to spend the winter.
There were three sales of real estate
in linrlen. last week, with mortgages
recorded ct 82,410.; For the. second
wool: in November inst your there
six sales of pmperty and mortgages of
$1. 676. .
Mrs Brady and sister of New York
who incentiy pttichoscd the residence
of Charles Millspt‘tugh West avenue.
have moved to their new home. where
thot will conduct the dressmaking
business. successluliy carried on b.\
them in New York ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bates, of Du
arlcn. were, given a masquerade surprino
last week. by about titty fr.londs
trot“ Stumiord.1)n11en. Rowuytcu and
South Norwnlk. A guy good time
was enjoyed and a fine. supper served
by the “attacking putty. "
——P0rk bolus, 12%c. Public Market
The Wednesday ”Afternoon \Vilii-ll
Club will meet next Wednesday with
Miss Addlo Whitney. Brookslde av'e
use. The members are Miss Helen A
Waterbury, Miss lt‘dint Spoonor. Miss
May Loun‘sbury MinesNettic loosen,
Miss Stella Austen. Miss Addie Whiti
boy, Miss Georgie Whitney. Mrs.
vileorgo Bearers, Mrs. Will Fleming,
211:, Misa- ;t«‘loreneo Chancellor. .with
hits. '1‘. 0; Reading and Miss Ada Conn
as alternates. .
Mr. and Mrs. Clltllles Mlllspaugb re
solved their friends, one evening last
rcrsnry of th‘eit
unt' evening was enjoyed. and many
gifts were received. JAInomz the guests
were 11.211111131119111; rgo Schleclter
Mr. and Mrs Nntb Finch. Mr. nnd
Mrs. S. O. Kecle'r Mrs; Scott Willinnt
son; Mr. and Mrs. RMuller, Mr. alfd
Mrs Wilbur Bales. Mrs. Oldtin, Miss
Elias: '1‘ Blrdsuil,11rs. Brady and Mr.
and Mrs. Louudes. '
DIPLOMATIC CgRPS‘ EXPRESS RE-
T.
Members Called at the Palace in Pe-
kin Today.
PEKlN, Nov.
the diplomatic cmps in Pekin three
representatives 710m each Icgstion.
\vcre received hi the palace today for
the. purpose of expressing the condos
lenses of their governments in the
deaths of the emperor and the dew
sger empress 01‘ China.
350131151 as the head of the foreign
filonrd; All the members or the impel »
Li hi clan. and the head‘s of government-
11 departments. were present. The
each in a separate halt; At the‘. con
'clusion ot the functions in honor or
the ‘Ldesd the diplomatic representa-
regent
W“
A’DVERTISED lsE'fiTERQr 1‘
the current week.
_ South Nortvallt.
' C. 8.. General llelivei y
Mrsa‘Hazel Ayros.
S; Drew Blogg.
Miss Mary Dexter.
Mrs 113 W Dltltl son. »
Miss Lillie Kelly.
Mary b Knapp.
Miss Ammic Melton, 11/1. Wale! St.
1’ Mrs. Antoinette Miles. ~
F\ W. Pierce. . . ' . .
Harry Smith . ms of Hogan‘s
Boarding House. Witter. St. ;
Harry E. S tit. Mohackcmo- Hotel.
Miss Gorneli WWilson.
idllftord Hotel.
Norwnik.
Miss Hester Gordé'n
Miss Olive Jacques (cure Mrs. A
‘Mh G0l‘d)‘.'
,. Mite: 11W. Keaton.
Miss Emma Kr‘eemcr. (Winnlpnuk)
Mrs; 111111011113 Main St.)-
DomenicoiMsmio. (Bolt 11?.)
B. Micbnux... .(ll) ’3 .;
Mr DRsuolene. .
1 Mr. Women (Cranberry).
.1.
i
ilinvited to join the school. , . ,
.. Ash B. Wsidrgn. .
and ii. coring byy'l‘hocdoro 11.1610 ;.
$0110 011101119 '
, a Washington law school. having re. .
turned from seveutl years in the; for.
neck in item of the ldrtlcth snnl- i
montage. A piece ‘
21 «The members of»
The function “as impredsivo. Prince ;
:(lhun. for the first. time since the
death 01 than mulestlcs. appeared 01‘ 1
.rli‘odies of their late muesli“ reported ';
lives paid homage to Prince Chun. tho -
" '1‘hn foliowlirg lsttsrmrdmsin nncsl}. ‘ ‘
nil tor at the following posbollicel tor, «
- will protect
? 061.19. All
ui'ler'ori.‘
South Norwnllt testimony has been
published to prove the merit of Dean' 11
Kidney Pills to otbeis in South Nor-
walk who suffer from bad bucks and
kidney “13.142131. nny suitor-ct doubt
South Norwaik Peopio,A
They Can i'or Follow
Pills are thorough and lasting, We pro-
duco continued prootw—stntotnents from
cutes they told of years n 0 were per-
monent. Here‘s a. Sept blots/elk
case:
Mrs. F‘. 11.9mm. 118 South Main
Street. South Nonwnlk- Conan says:
"1 that used Doon' s Kidney Pills about
th1so‘s/ears use when suffering from
an 11th of kidnethouble. My back
celled, urns week. and handicapped me
in doing my work. I knew that my
kidneys were out of order. as the se-
cretions rom these organs were very
urinatin-
1y procured at Plaistéd‘s drug store
gave me prompt and lasting relief. 1
willingly (onill‘m the statemonil gave
in their favor several ycats ago and
heartily recommend them to other kids
ney sufferfers
Fer sale by 011 dealers.
cents. Fostot Mllburn (10.. lluti'alo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States;
Remember the naiue—Donn's—uud
take no other.
0011,1310»! IN osasv.
M
Daniel Mailnhnn ln- Wagon Struck by
Trolleys—Severely injured.
~‘ DERBY. Nov. 21.——-While driving
111111. smashed.
car,.and his left toot was cut off.
jaw bone was broken,fnnd he was
otherwise injured» 110‘ was taken to
Grace Hospital. New Haven.
OAQMO
Boon 11. Z1110 1111 You the that! 11w
Signature
of
'1N A CRlTlCAL CONDITION.
\l’A'l‘I-litllilllY. Nov. Lit—Mrs-
‘nvunnnnlt on Mondny night
in a critical condition at tho hospi
1111 and little hope is dutcriuincd ()1
her rccmery.
ulr passages. stops the irritation in
the throat, soothes the inflamed mom
bronco and the most obstinate tough
disappcats. Sore 11ml inflamed lungs
are healed and strengthened, nnd the
cold is enrolled tram the system. The.
Clifiord l’rntnn‘cy and 11.11.
ted
in
Mad .
New York
8
men in the world.
The mark
stands for tltdhost New York produces
in Men’s and Young Men's Clothing.
this excellent makoeol Clothing.
SUlTS. AND OVERCOA‘SS.
815.00 to $30.00.
Hetsdaoor soaks.
$2.00, 39: oft» '
1
Tailor. GiviPlér, Hatter, .
Trunk! and Leather Goods.»
‘85 Washington Street “
r" a
Winner“! '
dumpness“: it “ '1 "
do?"
The shoe
cud possed tar-too become 5
1y. Dean's Kidney Pills. which i tinni-
l’rice fill ‘
.151 .
pier 1%}. French. who‘was slim. by John ..
is still :
We are male iigcnts in Norw aik for .
that the cures made by Donn' s Kidney» ,’
South Netwnlk people saying that the
across the trolley trucks here roster
day the wagon in which Daniel Malls- .
ltnn'wns riding was struck by a car ,
Moilnban was thrown ,;
01m. falling under the wheels of 4114s 5
s .
Foley 5 Honey and Tar clears the "
Plats , ,
so
New York men are the host'drcssed '
Jose 11 Davis:
Furnishor ‘ 4
A Doberman 8: Son
YARD TEL 46-2.
mono" cold one
Th D M; Read C0.
.Wlfllud IMF».
. 1 Wm . .{4 .
; .... . .
; Fancy Cooking Specialties
All the handy and clever contrlvaniccs that and the cook
in preparing tasteful dishes for high feast day‘s or fer any
ordinary day. ' ,
Pudding iMoulds, plain or lubed
Border and Rice Moulds
Blane Mange and Jelly Moulds
Self-scaling Pie Plates '
Glass and Opal Rolling Pins.
Muffin and Cent Cake Moulds
Loose-bottom. Cake Pans
“Clean Cut" Cake Pans
The above with manv other small but necessary articles,
Pastry Bags, Larding Needles, Spatulas, French Knives, sic.
' Ifigsomqnt. Furnishing Store
Sale of Odd Japanese Ware
Chocolate Sets and A. 1) Coffee. Cups of Green Medal-
lion.
Cups and Plats of Medallion and line Satsnma.
1 lat Computes of Genuine. I-‘liiado Wale blue and white.
’ien and Coilec Sets, pattern of the “thousand Wise
Women."
With other pieces. such as Lorry llowls 'lrays Cantile-
sticlts, Jugs and \ uses \ lino oppoitnnity to pick up gifts
and prizes.
Pillow Slips of Bloom Linen
llicy have in the Lpltolstcry 51010 a new lot 01 Solo .
Pillow Slips made of art linen 111 01111 alludes, lotus blue tan,
gray, jaspet and mignoucttc. Many of them arc is: spelled In
conventional patterns. a, .l
H
s .9
Fancy. Cake Pans
ancy .Qake Cutters
Brown Bread Pan's
, . Perforated Pic Plates'
‘ Oval Melon Moulds
,1 Crisp Roll Pens '
Individual Moulds .
Metal Pastry Beards
.1
t ‘l
It is the best yet and they will
show it to \on at the "loilct Settion. For Marcel w eyes it is
the most snitsimim _v appli nice of the kind cvei invented. it
can be used 111 any house “here lllClC is electricity 101
lighting
Stop at the 101101 Section and learn how to use it.
A New curling Iron.
A large. assortment,
Mufflers and Roofers.
styles, 50c.
lllillly. llCW
‘ The Thanksgiving season is an opportune time to replen-
1511 the home supply of TABLE Lm'Ess
A new Table Cloth 01- Napkins, a dainty Tray Cloth or
Dolly. adds to the attractiveness of the Thanksgiving feast.
We invite your attention to our stock of Table Da’masks,
ranging in pricetrom 25c to $1.50 per yard.
Napkinsfr'om $1.00 to $4.00 .per dozen. ,
Hemstifihed Table Covers, Dollies, Tray Cloths, etc.
We also 1nvite your attmtion to our large stock of Towels.
84 Washington; Stt South NorWalk.
‘ Bis-1
scornucawhm, coon
liIl'IlbL .TEL. 46-3.
Whetstone - _ ~
., 1.».
11; ; 0L“ ROOFING a super? LADDERS, ordinary and eaten-
fabric. muting. warrnnted ..sion.
~ 1 1* for eight years. ; FIRHGH'F'FER, two Size!» '- "
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