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' ~citnrch Official 1311111 it will meet.
111111111 11111111?
THE 3'6
UT .5 NORWALK EVENING SEN...
SATURDAY. JHN. 30, 1909
iiHlllll’iH llllIlllli‘.
METHODIST.
South Norwnlk Methodist Episcopal
Church. Soul 0. (lurtlco, pastorw
.L‘luns meeting, 9:30 11. 111.: worship.
with sermon by the pastor, 10:30 a.
111.; Bible school. 12 1n.; miworth
I League praycrscrvice. 0 p. 111.; wor-
ship. with sermon by the pastor. 7
p. m. .'l‘uesdny, preparation service,
7:45 p. in. Wednesday. latdles‘ Aid
Society, monthly meeting, .1 p 111.;
speeipl ovungclistnc service chuduot
ed by William Phillips Hall, president
of tho Ilull Signal (‘0 .. of New York
7:471 11. m. ’l‘litu'uday. evangelistic ser-
vice. 7:46 p. In. Friday, .lunior la'ague
3:11'1p.n1.; choir 1-1'.cicaisal 7. 30 p. 111.:
Woman‘s rurelgu Missionary Society
111 the residence of Mrs Crowc. BWcst
nvmmc. 72411 p. 111.
Norwalk Methodist. Church. Frank
'D. ll‘orrcy, pastor—Mm'ning worship,
10:30, subject of sermon, The Church
(11' the Waiting Love; Sunday morning
class meeting. 9:30. led by I". H. lied-
Ieut.; Sunday school. 12 111.: Epworth
Intrigue devotional meeting. 0:30 p 111.
the. topic will be For Loves Sake and
the meeting will be under the direc
tlou 11fth1-1 wmid c1un.1eii.~un commit
tee; evening service 7: 00. with scr-
111011 by the pastor, subject of sermon.
Rewaid and Punishment ’1‘ 1c~1l111. .l
1). .1n., monthly" meeting 111 the l.a1llcs'
Aid society at the parsonage; 'I‘nes-
tiny 7: 46 p 111. class meeting. led by
I" ll. Illltiiili' Wetlneiaiuy, ii p. 111..
111111111111 meeting of ilfilciul liourd.
Thursday. 7. '45 p 111. 111111'1-1 meetinr.‘
Frldny.‘ ... '.10 p 111., Junior League. 1111
der the direction of Miss l". M. l4‘ord.
taunt Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church (diaries Kuv Wuodsou, 11111111'11
——Sunday 10:31) 11.111.. and 7 p. 111..
preaching by the pastor; music cou-
duoted by the choir leader. .\'. Smith.
Ferguson. Sunday school, 12 noon.‘
Charles Aiuswm'th. supcrintcndeut:
Junior League, 3:00 p. 111.. Miss 11111111111
Parsons, SIIDQI'IIIIOIIIIIT‘III; l'lpworth
League 6 p. 111.; Mission Study class
meets Tuesday, 7:46 p. 111., in church
parlors. ' Wednesday. 7:16 p, 111.. the
Pits-
u'tore meeting 'i‘lim'1s1lty 7'. 46 p.111 Sun
day school tenchers' meeting ltrlday.
HoraceE. Darius: Son,
45 WALL sT., NORWALK.
Real Estate and
‘ Insurance
We have several decided bargains
In Income producing property that
moat Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town,
Hotel Mahackeino
.1. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates .2 per day and upwards. '
*-
‘smck ind'oenarat information Ticker.
—._.
Sunday Dinners, 75cts.
TEL. CALL ”I.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January 7
1900, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York. (foot
0! Dover street), every day, (except
.Bunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwnllt up to I p.111. and Scott
Norwnik up to 6: 30 p. in
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Analog .1. Smith.
Loaaoo. General Agent.
Attendance all hours day and night
Frederick H. Ganung,
”UNDERTAKER.
Funeral Parlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant. Tel. 904
Office and Residence,
84 80. MAIN ST.. SOUTH NORWALK
c. C. Housman,
lll Willi Yllll will
WIIHlllll Hill ilIISIRI
Give Your Stomach a Good EaiWiIh-
out Dread ol Spending Miser~
ablr. Hours Willi Indigestion
I
As there is often some one in you:
family who suffers 1111 attack of indi-
gestiou or some form 111‘ Stomach
trouble. why don't you keep 11. 11111111 oi
liiupepsiu in the house handy?
'l‘his Iiniinioss blessing will digest
anything you can cut without tlu'
slightest discomtort, and regulate a
sour Stomach lire minutes after.
'I‘cll your phurinaclst. lo letyou read
the formula plniuiy printed on these
f10~cenl cases 111‘ l’npc's Diapcpsin.
then you will readily see. why the)
curc indigestion. Sour Stomach. Ilcart
burn and prevent at once such miner
ion as Mulching of (his, 1'31'1ttttutl11us 11!"
sour undigested l‘ood. Nausea, Hend-
aches. Dizziness. Constipation and
other Stomach disorders.
Some folks have tried to long to find
relief from Indigestion with the corn
niou everyday cures advertised that
they have about. made. up their mind.»
that they have something else wrong
or believe. theirs is 11 cake ol' Nervmu
nose, Gastritis. Catnt'rh ot' the Stomach
or Cancer.
This is a serious mistake. Yont
real trouble is. what you eat does 1|11i
digest; instead, It t‘ermeuts 11nd Rfltih
turns to acid. (but 11nd Stomach poi
31111.'v1bich will «putrcl‘y In the ouliw
digestive tract and Intestines. and. be
310911.1101111111 the breath with unusual..-
odors. .
A hear-1y appetite, with thorough d-
gcstion. and without the slightest ill
comfort 111' misery of the Stomach 1-
waiiing' for 11111 as soon as 11111 decbl
Io Irv l’upe' .11 llinpepsin.
()nc onudv- liku trinngulo,
ter eutina. will promptly digest 11..
your load. the some as It strong
healthy stomach would do it.
taken :1 1‘
7'15 p, 111.
111 be present.
All teachers are requested
but everybody utlenc.
church. it trill do you good.
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwalk (fouurcnatloiui‘
Church.(‘l1arics S, Mact‘arluud. pastor,
Theodore it. r‘uville, onslsltllii~~Mt)l‘li,
lug se'nlce at 10:: to 11.111.. of whlt'l'
the preac'lici will be Iley. Charles \
l)lnstu11r1-,l) 11.11111511111' 111' the FIISI
Congregational ('luiich. oi 11711111111111.
'i‘lie iliblu s1 hool including 1111' young
men's dcpaitnicul and the young 1111
men's1icpiir.iuienl meets at l2 o'clmk
'lhc \11-11‘ 5 i‘ hiisiian inquiry i‘luh, .11
.1111 s'inic hour will take 1111 the sub
ict't of its discussion. "The Springs 1111‘
(‘.liai'actei'.” ’l‘hi-odnro it. l<‘avllle will
be the leader. The Women's (‘hrls
tlan inquiry i‘lub invites all women
who are. interested in its work to at
lend its 111cctit1n’. Iotnorrow. at 13
o'clock. At the evening service, tlu'
speaker will l11' Robert Hunter, who
.1ill take as his subject. “Socialists 111
Work.“
First (“olinrcgatituinl Church. Nor
walk ile111'1.1= ll. 11 gin-11.. pustor.~-~-
Morning HWY" 1' 111 It): 10 ~4111111011111.
by the pastor Sunday s1l1ool at 1:1: 1.1
, pastor will preach at 101110 11.
Men's Dengue at 12: £6-studics in the
Boo of thoiJud'ges. “Evening seivloe
1107: 110—1111111101. "The loss of the Re.
public." L. B. A. Weilncsduy-~—1uonlh-
iy meeting on Medical Missions. v.
I'. S.’1‘liurs1lny at 7: :10~- pastor-'1.
monthly talk to young people, “lsuac.”
Church prayer service 'l‘hursday at S“
. subject. "E’very Siuncr a Possible
Saint ;" story, "The Hopeless Case."
, BAPTIST.
(lance ilnptlnt Church. .1. Edward
1....1-111, pastor-«ll u. 111.. prayer and
praise. services; 11:00 p. 111.. Sunday
school; 0215 p. 111.. ll. Y. I“. ll.; topic.
A live Church; leaders Airs. Murthh
White and William Miller: ’1‘. '15 p. 111..
preaching, subject. A live (lunch.
Monday evening. iiencous'. trustees'
and pastor's mcctlna'. 'l’ucstlny crcu-
ills. deucons' and tcnchcrs' 11110-111111;
’t'dilesduy evening. Lyceum and
men's meeting. Thursday evening.
covnuaut meeting; leaders. ilt'at'ou
Johnson and llr'othei W. 1rd. Friday
evening, choir r-1 he. 11' sul
‘EPISCOPAL.
Trinity (‘.liurch. Ii. A. Linwood Haili-
lci'. rectorwli‘ourtb Sunday itI'Ier lu‘pi-
phuuy. ti a. 111.. Holy Communion:
10:30 a. 111., morning prayer. iiluuy
and 1101-1111111; 1': 111.. Sunday school;
7:30 p. 111.. evening prayer and scr-
ll‘loh. 'i‘tlesdny l1clng»tl1e feast. of the
Purification of tho lllessed Virgin
Mary. there. will be a celebration of
the Holy Communion at 10 o‘clock.
\t’edncsdny. the Junior Auxiliary
theolh‘ at 0:110 p. 111. 'l’hursdny. the
Girl‘s Friendly Society will meet as
usual at. 7:210 p. 111,. 1111' 111-111111111111
meeting.
(truce Church. the tier James lleih
Ion \ternot'. ructm' «The Iouith Sun
day after the l'lplpllhuy. ’l‘hc cclcbric
tion of the Holy itouunuuiun at it
o'clock: morning prayer and sermon
111 10:30; Sunday school :11 noon: mis-
sion Sunday school at liroad Itiv'ci at
224:3; evening prarre and 111111111111 III
:.‘.I
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
At the Advent i‘ht'lstinn (‘hurch. the
m. and
'1' p._m. Morning subject: “The Chris-
tian's Legacy." Evening subject: "The
Governor Who Washed ills llnuds.‘
Sunday school at i‘.‘ 111. Junior 111ch-
tug at ii p. m. Loyal Worlicrs' meet-
my: 111 5:45 p. tit.~s11l1]e1-I: “i‘hris-
llIIll Missions Among the Mush-ms"
lender, Lillian Walsh
CHRISIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Silence Society, of
\‘1'11'wulkaegulnr Sunday service 111
be reading 11111111. itiiisriinic bulhlluii.
1 ii 11. 111: Sulilccl,.l1111unr'_1 31st.
'l.ovc." Testimony meeting. Wednes-
III) 111 R p. 111. To both services the
'mbiic is cordially and fi'utcrnaily i114
-ltetl. Reading room open 111 the pub.
'.‘11- each week day from 2 to 1'1 11. m.
LUTHERAN.
In Mezzlub Lutheran Church. \'1111
'C.1111it street. corner ()sboruc avenue.
.1111 Norwuik. the regular Sunday
c1‘1'icos will be held at 7:320 p. 111. All
» cit-1111111.
CHAPELS. MISSIONS, ETC.
tlrnutl Army ilail, fill \t’all Sll‘tlt‘l‘
‘.111'11'11lk~~~~$umluy m'cuhii: 111 7:00
winch no Instruciivc illustrated iec
"'1'c will be given by Evangelist il. l.
m
Place Your Orders for
HHHI HI}
In
Milli
llllllMilBll
AT ONCE
as the demand is large and In
order to sw'urc curly deliveries
we must have your orders now.
F.E LockWood
& Company
39 WALL STEET. NORWALK.
7' CityNational Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Nsacrs A GENERAL BANKING
‘ 1‘ BUSINESS
CAPITAL
$100,000.00
suhpLus AND PROFITS
$173,500.00 '
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Proa.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 111t Vl‘co~Pr‘oI.
WILF'RED BODWELL, Caohior
DIRECTORS
swoon Henry Seymour
Samuel Grumman
John . .
Josiah R; Marvin .1. Wallace Marvin
Christian swarm John H..Light
l
Fred H. Rowan 1.
' FREDERICK H ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
GOMEIN AND EXAMINE our
NEW, LINE-OF
as
and.
Electric .
Portables
a!”
Examiner In
7'?
' 111711 to 1R83 ‘
()ll'iccs. 10041111111 Street,
11.1": Panamanian.
‘ ”washout. court.
0 1111-1111 for looklot on Patanta.
the finest ever shown in'the
Twin Cities and at prices,
' that 6er competition.
Connecticut
l
1
1
1
1
THE NAME
f‘ROCHESTER”
1 :1 Tea Kettle. Tea Pot or Coffee
KW menus that it in solid copper. hour-
ly nickel plated and Will wear iii-
1|1tiuitciy. A full line of these goods
(in band.
CHAS E DOW
112 wasnmoron smear.
' «room: 007.
IN QRPER T9 .MAKE ROOM
‘FOR SPRING GOODS.
‘705 Discount on
All Grades
rockery, Glassware. House Furnish-
ln Goods, Pointers 'Suppllos English
Bi 6 China by the piece or set: These
ds will not craze.
ole agent for the Dolhmbin Phono-
ph Co. '9 Talking Machines and
D tile Dink, Records. Music on both
651:. Indestructible Cylinder
an
‘ s7 waonINO'rON ”smear,
sour-H mowacx.
“ It"
Company.
in”!
pa. Aak dor them. '
1,”.
10 t " .
.1 01‘. hearing and determining all appeals
. from the doings of the. assessors of
N'Ilillli IIIIS Illll
As Many a South Norwalk Reader
' Knows Too WeII.
When the kidneys are sick.
Nature tells you all about it.
The urine is nature‘s calendar.
Infrequent or too frequent milon;
Atty urinary Itouble tells of kidni't
Ills.
l)11nn' s Kidney
iila.
South Not \vnlk peoplc testify to this.
Pills cure all kidney
Mrs S. A. llrown, ‘19 l1‘1ankliu
Street. South Norwulit. (3111111.. says:
“It In several years since I 111-1rd
lloun's Kidney I’llIIt but I remember
vcry well the great benefit I derived.
I had been annoyed for a long time
witlt frequent attacks of backache and
sharp pains in my kidneys. 'l III r11 was
also a 1‘1 cont-m deulie to pass the kid
ney 11111 rctlous and this was an added
source of annoyance Dnnn‘s Kidney
I'ills which i procured at l'luisttds
drug store relieved tin-so troubles and
are I11 1111' rstlmntlou 11 \nluublei rcmc
1i1'-.1nd 11111 that should hi used b\ er
en sun"'ciei from kidney tr.'ouble
I"i)l sale by all dealers l’1'ic11..'10
cents. Fostcri’tiillniru (311.. iiuifulo.
New York. Xillt‘ agents for the I'lliiell
Slates.
Remember
take no other.
the 11111110~~lloaIt‘s-wand
Shot,tp 1111 The mind ol “the little
limit 111‘ llnuici T;\'—- its ltisc aml ’liit
:ic rind." All are cordially lu1i1ed.
Spriunivond l‘ulon t‘liutn'l~-~-'I‘hc Sun-
day school mccts in the chapel in I'll}
avenue 111 :1le p in. In the creation
.11 '1‘ p. or. the usual gospel service
will be held. A cordial imitation in
extended to all tho residents oi the
'ommnuity to unite in llllv Illllilli wily:
ions dork
COAL AND iRON MERGER.
\I’AHI'IINII'I‘ON, .Inn. Ililm Incidental
11 1h.- tesiimony before. tho senate
ruminliiee ou judiciary relative to the
I‘cnnessec i‘onl and Iron i'ouipuny 11b.
torptiou, i‘ommlsuioncr llerbcrl Knox
Smith, 111 the llurcuuof i‘orporutious.
old something of Investigations which
111' t‘n'oceodinn uudor his direction in-
111 the itil'ult's oI' several of the great
corporations and alleged trusts.
Concerning the l‘uited Stall-1. cur
porailons Mr. Smith said that Ihu ln-
‘pllry thus fur was coulined 111 1111 in
vestlgatlon of prices, profits and cost
11' production. This inforiuallou is I11»
i111: gathered, he said, not with :1 view
to prosecution. "\\'c do not cousiilci
that our duty is that in no; way 111' :1,
puisecutlnn unciti,” lurid Mr. Smith
Responding to questions by Senator
[‘ulberson. Mr. Smith said tlml hc had
linesllgntcd the creation 111 the Stand
uni illl t‘ouipany. and that all of illt'
{1111. obtained by him lmd bet u pub
lished by order (it tho pieshlcnt. “the
Sunni Trust has not ‘I'weu 111-.11l11'1l 111'
111111111; to Smith except that this 11111
cerll hits lit-1'11 considered in'ielly 111
connection with other 11 ork. As 1111h1
’l'obucco Trust. in- said: “We arc work-
i111.' 1111 that 1111w~1~~tiot;”froui the stand
point oi the legality 111‘ the corpora
that. but of facts conumtv'd 11111. i1»
conduct of business." _
Numerous investigations 111'11‘ pro
rccdiug at the request 111‘ i‘1111t‘11‘1'sr.
Among these Mr. Smith auditioned 111.-
111 industry. lumber industry. interim
lioual Ilurvcstcr Trust. and i'oliou l'iy'r
nuances.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
llclow is 11 list 111’ letters remaining
iiicnllcd [111-111 the following post 110l-
«s for the current wot-ii
South Norwaik.
211’. “11011111111! A111
ll. l._ Averill.
Mrs. J, li.'liuxt1-r.
Frank P. liowlli‘i'id.
Edward .Iuloson.
Miss Maggie Kern,
Julius Losing.
Mrs. Anon |.jubi:11111vit'1..
Nagy Karoy.
Prank O‘Donnell.
Angelo i’lemoute.
I’uritnn Poultry
llalnsl Ilokus.
Walter H. llossmnsslor.
A. l.. Scliniui.
Mrs. Andrew J. Slnwsnn.
(‘hurlcs it. 'I‘eubold.
(‘ouuey 0. ’f‘oyer.
1'}. 11).
South Norwalk
Board of Relief.
given that the
lty of Smith
{in .
l‘arm.
(‘IIOW 1'3. 1’. M.
Notice is hereby
Board of Relief 111' the G
Norwnlk will mecton Wednesday.
January 27.111111 on Wednesday Fob-
runrv .‘l 1909. 1117:.{0 o clock to 9 p.
111.; Saturday r‘cbruarvii,1909. from
2 to 6 o‘clock p 111.: Friday. 1' ebruur1
it), 1909. at 7: 'I0 to." o‘tlotk p. 111.,
in the i‘ouucii (‘hamhcr in Huvilaud
stieel. in said city for the purpose
o
said city on the list of 1908.
Dated at South Norwalk, January
22. 1909.
ALBERT M. POHLMAN,
MATTHEW CORBETT.
Boardof Robot.
_ FRANK c. 6*
[Van Scoy
22 Mt
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Sheet Iron,
' STEAM, 1
. Tin. Copper
KIIIIHKIHII Hill
lillll SERVICE
Congress Kills [Competitive Census
xaminalions
WASIIINII'I’UN. u.In.
the bill for the taking oi" the next cen-
sus, which Was held 11p last session or
congress owing to the big tight that
was made 1111 the provision for 11 111111-
competitive I-ynmination bt the tl\'ll
seivtt'e1"‘1'l1111ucrs 1I1111ugh11ut the 1' 111111
11' 1 'Ibis pr'othsion ti-mitius in the bill
1111 r'epoitcd by the census (-.'ommittce
and appointments will piobnbiy be
made as in the lust cottons, when sen-
ators and members were allowed
suggest. names to the bureau, after
which cxamlmitions were held. There
is this differ-cute however this time.
the census bureau proper is already
11'111 (ligatiizod. and the places to be
tilled are only temporary ones. 111111 :11
small salaries.
It has been rulm‘n'ed that the l’rcsi.
dent would veto the bill because he is
opposed to the provision as. 111 the
appointment 111‘ these clerks, but 1111
111111 i'cully believes he will Iuki' such 11
step. The Hillllt‘ has been frerpicolly
said about the sundry civil bill, but
1111' “11111111111111 is hard at wort: ileitlnt’.
til) 1111c, and they do not expect 111
have any trouble about it.
The Connecticut senators and mem-
111-1's have already received numerous
upltinlious for posllimis under 1111-
ucw census. Most 111‘ these arc for
places 111 the st. 1111. 1.111 in as 1-uumcr:t
11111 and special 111., onis Just what
111111:thewususotiiccwlll make as In
appointments will not l11' known 1111'
some time. and no appointments can
be made lietoi'i- .Iuly i, when 1h.- new
bill goes into cn'eci. Nearly all the
appointments in the state will com
uIcm'e .lauunry i. lfllil, and Will be
only 1111' n few months.
STORY OF THE EARTHQUAKE.
Vicbconsul Luptcm Tells of Damage
From Shock and Later From Mob.
\\'-\.\‘.lllNii'I‘(l.\'. .l:111. :Iil_--—'Ili'i:IIII£ 1.1f
renditions in the cat'lhnuakc district
of ltnly 111'1'11'1'111111l11cd in reports 111
\nn‘n'lcan consular oliicers machine
the 5111111 “(‘DIIIIIIII‘III bv until.
Stuart K. Laptop, \icecunsul :11
Messiah :iI Illt' time 111 tin-1'111'1I11pial11-.
has the following to say uuilcr dale
11‘ January I | ‘.
"There is :1 1111111 111‘ Iumurtnii in front
It the consolati- at ll1'1"~‘t'lli, bowling for
assistance. but nearly 1111 of them cut»
1311111: l111111ll1'1 of total obtained froth
uhvr relief stations. 'i‘hcy are so 111-
'atsteui that they Ili‘lll'l) caused ihc
.icaih iii the policeman on guard yes-
teril‘ay, crushing him against the wall
and nearly tinting his clothes from
his hotly. I lllitl to 1;” down and still
the tumult, taking :1 ritli- from the st'n-
11y. 111111 seemed tt'tt'or-stilckcu,
pushing the lump“) back with it. litt'il
i'ltmllly, the doors 111 hi cp the place
1111111 lu'itii: i‘lll'l'li‘tl oil lliccclncnl.
"I cannot say than my present exis-
tence Is pleasant, as i am cudenvoriniz
I11 till the oilicc oi‘ consul, hotel keep-
ci' l'or any stranded newsptmermen.
arm-val information bureau, policeman
and relief of‘lli'er. to say nothing of I10-
log :11 the old consulate at odd times
111 be ready to identify anything that
may be found. When the earthquake
111-curled i had 8100 in my possession.
had lost the greater part of my effects.
apolo- 1'111'y little ltnliau and nearly
.1'1'1'y person whom I had met in the
1'in was dead. I have not had a built
1111' two weeks and did not get my
. lollies oil for ten days after the earth '
make. Shocks still continue 111 short
interinls. there having been seven last
nipbt and six tilts utot‘uina."
l’t‘inn Naples. .lnuuury ti, i‘ousul
.'t‘111v11iu::l1i1'l1l writes that the relief
coininitice'ot‘ consuls and foreign resi-
leuts of Naples is doing excellent
work and any money sent 111 it will be
personally distributed to the refugees
111' cypeudcd for their benefit. llr. \‘i‘ol.
lcnbcrg, 11f the public health and ma-
.lne hospital service. and hls ussis
unis have done good work in vncclnnt~
lug large uumbcrs of refugees. Fright-
1'ui conditions at Messlun 11.»: he found
them on llcccmbcr :II are related In 11
report of l’ruuk A, Pcrret. 11 consu‘lur
clerk at Naples. The dead were lying
about in horribly contorted positions
and the stench was terrible. Reference
is made to a fresh Ill‘i‘ which broke out
on the night of January 1. in clise
proximity to a bank In which there
were 25.000.000 lire. The English sold-
iers were called on for aid.
INDEMNITY TO BE PAID TURKEY.
CONSTANTINOPIJE, '.lan. {lit—Ac-
cording to advices received here. the
Bulgarian'govct'mneut has adopted an
anemiiproiulsiug attitude on the docs
.iou of the :unouut of indemnity 111 be
paid 'I‘t rkcy as a result of the Bulga-
riuu do. iaration of independence last
October. There can be no increase, it
I11 declared. on the present offer of S2.-
000.ilil0 francs (816,400.001“. and it In
further intimated that should a settle-
ment on that basis be. delayed much
longer Bulgaria will reconsider her [10-
siilon.
'l‘hc embassies are striving hard to
bring the dlsputuuts together. and they
are hopeful of 011 early amelioration (if
the situation. '
The. pourparlers between Austria-
.Ilungary and Turkey concerning the
details of the protocol in the matter of
the dispute arising from the annexa-
tion of the. provinces of Bosnia and
Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary are
rd'ogrcssing. not ist‘nctot'liy.
’TD cum»: AEOOLO IN ONE DAY
Take LAXA'I‘IVE BROMO 'Quintne
Tablets. Drugglstn refund money if It
falls to cure. E. W. GROVE’S signa-
titre ls on ouch box. 2611.
RUMORS EXAGGERATED.
ADDIS ABERBA, Abyssinin. Jan. :10.
w'l‘he reports recently circulated In
Europe and America. that King Mme.
“Illt was desperately lllpnn‘d even that,
and line.
so South Main Street.
So. ,Norinalk, Conn.
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1 king is a chronic invalid. but there is
nothing in his condition ' today to
1 cause immediate alarm.
The brand of popularity that you
can buy isn‘t worth the price.
ilil.»'l'l11- Seu-
IItc and the House have now agreed on .
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and .
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Bridgeport Advertisementa.
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The D. M. ReodCo.
imbue 1111.77. '
1 New Plaid Ginghams
.\ll our Spring Shades. :111 :11l111111'1- \Illlnlli'lll,
rcsctln, and blue
1 pink. gray,
ilit‘cc-ttntctl ctlccts’.
today.
i'llllrw.
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and Soap Boxes.
LADIES' COATS ..
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Neal and tasteful <|t."~lj.;'11.\ in illt' I'Iliullilgx
$11111 each.
-I l.’1I11'r1l:l~ltc1'1 Section
Unbleached Outing Flannel:
.\ vcr)‘ satisfactory material {111‘ \1i1111'1'1:111l1'1'g.1;11:c'111
I'111‘ 11i"ltt"'11\\11« .‘iilII 1:11:111.:1~, )i'lili‘Hlils
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citcs much admiration atinl 1'111111111'111.
gilt articles in anticipation 111‘ holiday
There are such picccs :1\ Silver Cups. Match Box :1. Cigar—
ette Cases. Shears and Scissors. Military Brushes. Purses
and there are i111'l111l1'1l \\'.'11c1' HIIIIIII\,
......... $1.59;
......... $1.98'
......... $2.49;
......... $2.98;
......... $3.98;
LADIES’ COATS .................
LADIES' COATS .................
LADIES’ COATS .................
Children’s and Misses’ Sweaters at similar reductions.
A. Dickerman 81 Son
84 Washington St, South Norwiilk
Telephone 446
111 Ian.
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121.51: a yard. the iii'sl 4111111111;
.\l lIIi‘\y\(t\llii11111‘l\ Sr't‘liilll.
Neglige Shirts, 1909 Patterns
'l‘licsc Sliirh have l11'c11 11pc11c1l and 111~1'1- lil;;1'1'll 1.1, mi.-
.\l1 111'11 Spring patterns. 1'.i1l1 attached .11 lltxlilt'ilt'il
that are
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Full 36 inches wide," special at 15c 11 yard.
\Ull‘ili 111-2
Sterling Silver Novelties
'Ivllt‘ Iurgc i'ilIIt‘t'lIilll 111‘ Slt'l'liilg‘ Silvcl‘ :lllil Lilli iililv‘
articles that adorns the >li1)\\'1‘$t!(‘ at thc lcwclry Section 1'\-
(inc >Il1llllil now buy
and :iiiuivcrsnric‘.
Prices one-third and one-half below regular.
Pictures at Half-price
This 1111ti1‘cnl'plic~ 11' not white .\l\1\’I{ 11f liuc l'icttircs‘
l'.‘1~1ci\. litchiugs.
$1ch lingruvintys and color prints. all appropriately Irniiictl.
At jusr hail-price.
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THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL WILL BE
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S
Worsted Coats
IWe have a large stock of these popular garments. To
reduce the quantity and dispose of the samp‘e
numbers we are making very low prices. .
LADIES' COATS .................
regular price, $2 00.
rcgulat ptice $2. 60.
regular price, $3.00.
regular price, $3.98.
regular price. $5.00
CONSUL DECABTRO DEAD.
ROME, .Ian. 30.- ~Hector Decustio. affirms the policy of a double headed
American consul general at Zuiloh.
Switzerland. and formerly occupying
the some post at Rome. died bore. this
morning of nephritis.
Jeddo and Old Company’s Lehigh
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range "and Self Heaters.
No. 2 Nut $5. 00 per Ton, delivered in cellar
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BANKERS FAVOR NEW BILL.
llAIt’l‘ FORD. dun. 30.—1meiv1ews
with bunkers here show a majority of
those nn’ectcd by thoh hill introduced by
Senator Goodw,in Wednesday, to be in
favor of the. measure. The bill re
Icommisslou increases salary, provides
rot-111111111 help. and places expense of
examination upon the state. instead
of the banks examined.
Norwalk Chronicler