. ‘ or ~r .rs‘».
Get roomful; Wants
Filled. . at ”the
_ 'B
ri‘dae Pharmacy
firearm and ancient urviciiat
alitimea. , . * >
Personal dilution .(innto all
prescription work.
Chairs for our ti'tiltefiinfiiona.
Come In and wait for me our.
BRIDGE summer
J. PARKER. Manager.
A Thanksgiving Day service was
held last evening at the Swedish
Congregational Church In Van Zandt
street.
Miss Mary Kerekes, one or the popu-
lar young women at the Crescent
Laundry. is ill at her home In South'
Norwaik.
The cold weather following closely
on the heels of the rain, the. slcct and
the souw has caused the boys to look
up their skates.
The. Rev. Lester F. Reynolds will
lead the Sunday evening meeting of
the Loyal Workers' Society. The top-
ic will be "Has the Bible Lost its Au-
thority?” .
Tom Shea reports that ducking was
quite a favorite sport yesterday In the
Fourteen Acre pond neighborhood in
Nor 'alk. Many duck hunters were
out and some of them were quite suc-
cessful.
The wooden portions of the L'Hom-
uiedieu brick black in East Washing-
ton street, including the trimmings. Is
in the hands of the painters to prepare
for the wearing and tearing effect of
the winter storms. '
it is expected that the preliminary
steps will be taken Sunday or the week
following at the East Avenue Method-
ist (‘hurch Sunday school for the an.
nual Christmas exercises. It has al-
ready been decided to hold the festival
on Tuesday evening, December 28th.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel l.‘iiommcdleu
had a number or ’I‘hrtnksgiving Day
guests for dinner yesterday at their
home In [towap street, including the
former-'3 mother, Mrs. Mary L'Honr
medleu from itowaytou, and Mr. and
Mrs. John R. l.’Hommedleu and son
Earl.
The Thanksgiving spirit in East Nor
walk“ was not dampened by the rain.
and quite a number gathered in the
East Avenue Methodist church at the
early hour or seven to count their
many blessings. Those who braved
the storm were well rewarded for the
meeting was helpful to all.
-
'l‘be‘ Thanksgiving season oyster
rush has been so great that the deal-
ers have been unable to fill all of
their orders. The ltadol establishment
on the Washington street bridge has
been among the busiest and Thanks-
giving I‘ve the openers were working
as hard as during the day time. The
, Iliiiwlill illii
‘Your Money Back ii You Are No
Salisiied Wilh Ihc Medicine
We Recommend
We are so positive that our remedy
will permanently relieve constipation.
no matter how chronic It tony ho, tlml
we offer to furnish the medicine ili
our expense should It full to produce
satisfactory results.
It is worse than useless to attempt
to cure constipation with cathartic
drugs, laxatives or cathartics do much
harm. They cause a reaction. irritate
and weaken the bowels and tend to
make constipation more chronic. lic~
aides, their use beeorlcs it habit that
is dangerous.
Constipation ll. caused by a weak‘
ness of the nerves and muscles or the
hit-ire. Intestine or descending colon.
'l‘o expert perinumint relief you must
tlwrrcrc tune up and aircnmhcn tin-Ml. vice held at the Habitat tiliur
ornmm and yestorc them to healthier
activity.
The illacoVei-y of the active princi-
pic of our re‘iuedy Involved the labor ltriwnyiull. wcrr visitors lu liuhting‘
of the world‘s .areuteai rcuerrh rhcnr pm, i
lain.
ihe
AK an active agent it boron-anon
valuable qualities of Iliu best
known intestinal turtles as we," as “("4 pori, attended a family reunion at tic
ins imrtlcnlurly alumni and invalid residence of simuoy Mills, yesterday.
in Its results.
_ . .iyi,v‘yf~t\l“fii|‘t‘l",‘, «i
season has been a very satisfactory
oneand the Indications are that It will
be one of the beat in the history of the
business. ‘ .
A number or East Norwalkvyoung
men who were figuring on attending a
boxing exhibition In town this evening,
have been Informed that there has
been another postponement. The new
date is Friday evening of next week.
Some interesting work is promised
when the exhibition comes off.
The members or the Dory Club had
one of. their old time suppers last ev~
(mildly; at the club room in Cove aven-
ue. he supper was prepared by a com.
‘mlttee with Alfred Kaske chairman.
Adolph Podielni and Stephen Stone
. and was enjoyed by all. After the sup-
per the Club quartette rendereduaongs.
m
~Il’ you want good homemade bread
and biscuit, phone llauner liakery.
The members of the Dory Club had
a double pleasure yesterday. The boys
had Thanksgiving Day repasts at. their
homes and then enjoyed openhouse at
their cozy quarters ,in cove areniie.
where there were more eatables for
them. The club will probably have
numerous social events, including danv
ces, this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. John ll‘. lrliiin enter—
tained a company of relatives yester-
day at Thanksgiving Day dinner, the
day prontn a pleasant one for the re-
u‘nion denote the inelemency of the
weather. The guests of the day in-
cluded Mr. and Mrs. it. Arthur Griffin
and M '. and Mrs. Edward Rooney end
their children, Annis, May and Helen.
Every repair and every needed re-
pair to the Washington street bridge
is fruitful of caustic comment treat
people who have occasion to use the
structure. There is every reason to
believe tMit this structure will become
a big I to In the near future. East
Nor-walk people are sure that the con-
dition of the structure Is detrimental
.to the growth of this end of lbe' town.
A family Thanksgiving flay l‘e union
was held yesterday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson In Os-
borne avenue. Guests \vcre here from
Osborne avenue. Guests were present
New Jersey, PIcusanlvillc, New York.
and the Norwalka. Dinner was en-
joyed anti the evening was very pleits-
anily spent, among the diversions be-
Iug games and grapbopbonc selections.
M. and Mrs. ’i‘hompson‘s ant-sis inelud
ed Mr. and Mrs. William ll. (,‘Iark.
Miss (iussis Clark, Mr. Walter Far-
rington. Lewis Matthews. Mr. Otto
llutiler, Mrs. Henrietta Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Clark. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hendrick. Mr. and Mrs.
George Miller, Mr. ()rniui Miller, Mr.
Charles Miller. and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank (.‘lark.
A supporter of the Oriole football
team declared this morning that it was
a lucky thing for the Tigers that the
weather was stormy yesterday.
'l‘hanksgiviniz Day was the day set for
the long Iooitedd‘nru'nt‘din meeting be
tween the two strong eleveils and the
meeting place was to have been
Amusement Park In Meadow street. As
the. day progressed, It became more
and more apparent that the game was
out of the question. Indeed. had the
weather been clear from early morn»
ins. the ground would have been no
soggy that n goodgnme would have
been impossible. A large number of
football enthusiasts were disappointed
at the lost opportunity for a name year
tcrdny but some consolation Is taken
in the fact that It has been arranged
to play the game tomorrow afternoon.
It‘rom indicntlous today the grounds
will have dried up considerably by that
tliue.
——"(iehcrully debilitated for years.
llud ulck lieiulncbes, lurked ambition.
was Worn-out nlul all run-down. Bur-
doc lllood lilttcra outdo me a well
womau."-——Mrs. Chas. Freituy, Moosup.
Conn.
I
initial
Miss llerllia Lowndeu spent Thanks-
giving llay with relatives at City
island. New York.
Miss Minerva Carpenter and Harry
Taylor, of Rowiiyioit. attended the
theatre In lirldgcporl. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crockett were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Kay, in
New Haven. over Thanksgiving.
W
I
We want you to try ltexall Order-j.
lies on our recommendation. They are,
exceedingly pleasant to take, being,
eaten like candy, and are ideal for
children. delicate persons and old,
folks. as well as for the robust. They
act directly on,the nerves and ions;
'i‘hsy apparently
clan of the bowels.
have a neutral action on other assocb.
ate organs of glands. They do
not.
put-ire, cause excessive ,iooleueas not“
create any liiconiIenlence whatever.
They may be taken at any time. day
or night. The
to cents; flit trams. 25 cents.
.will positlv ly relieve
chrimic or ball tual dbnatfpa‘ ion. if not
of surgical variety, and the myriads
of associate or dependent, chronic all.
month. It taken. with regularity for a
reasonable lcnyiitb bfthno. They come
In two sizes of “lines. 12 tabloi‘ai,
Hot
ital, Sogth‘finmok of: it; our“ gig-gm
may. guiciu'airnii'oa in pro». .,
a
There will be a special praise sort
this
Holiday. All are welcome to at and.
mm...“ “am-.-
Mr. and Mrs. ilcorao tirudder. of
.ous Inland, over Tlumkaglvlhp.
Mr. and Mrs. Minn no. of Britt‘s
Mr. and Mrs. iiilus A. Carpenter, of
Raymond street. entertained Mr. and.
Mrs. George 1“. (lanilcld. of New York
city.
Mr. and Mrs. lilnrl Thomas, of t c
village. antmi the Thanksgiving h I-
day with Mr. and Mrs. iiiflWlh Theater,
of Jamaica. long island.
Afloat-Mum.
. flirty
. . ‘Mrs. Harte were prea-
iriili her or, dthgr motives;
oat enjoyable than wait had. A‘
ulueu'l‘haakli iving dinner. yesterday,
,all'the guests.
Mrs. Thomas Darling. of the West
Side, left for California. yesterday. to
to the semantic will stop off for a
brief period at St. Louis and Kansas.
afterwards proceeding .to her dostlua~
lion. '
There were about twenty people
present. at the union service of the
Methodist'aud Baptist Churches. yes-
terday, held at the Methodist Church.
The sermon was delivered by the Rev.
F. A. Cunningham. and was an elo-
quent discourse.
The basketball team of Rowayton
journey to New Canaan Thanksgiving
night and was defeated by the score
of 29 to 5. The Rowaytons lined up
as follows: T. Taylor, right forward;
It. Moore. left forward; I). Mills, cen-
ter; H. Taylor, H. Oaks. left guard;
'l‘. Oaks, right guard. Mr. lirotherton
acted as manager for Rowaytons.
wanna
'l‘bc litlys' brigade will meet this
evening in the chapel of the Methodist
church.
The Knickerbocker chill will give.
an entertainment and smoker, Satur-
day evening.
The First and the Plymouth church-
es wtli bold their-Weekly prayer tneeb
lugs this evening.
Thomas mile, of Wisteria lodge, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eager and
their family in New Britain.
(icon-ac l6. llaskins has two rotidues
in course of building at Mrylle bench
and two at Walnut beach heights.
Miss Louise Noyes, of “The Ilnuu
thorns." Is at home from Miss
Baird‘s school In South Norwulk.
Mrs. A. H. Taylor. who is in the New
Haven hospital In quite comfortable
and getting along as well as can be
expected.
Preeiovo llaldwln Sttlwc chapter, ll.
C, .i. Sewall. (if Lillll't‘l bench, is
building a cottage at this place for
Charles livoris.
Mr. and Mrs l). S. Whilromb and
Miss Louise llniduiti oi I‘lu-i‘i'y siieet.
were the guests or relatives In llroole
Iyn yesterday.
Capt. and Mrs. Ilorbert M. Rose cu-
tertaiued Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Swift
and their son, Slittliey Swift and Her.
bert Swift on 'I‘hursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil It, .‘dunzncr of
Orange celebrated their sliver wed»
ding Sunday and entertained litany
out of town friends.
Rev. if. A. Sumner of the Frist
(‘burch is taking a business trip .to
Omaha, Nebraska, nnrl will be away
from Milford for about two weeks.
Tile tide was very blah on Tuesday
The meadmvs \vere submerked .und
the water reached to the stoops oi
litany of the collagen along the shore.
Mrs, Simon Luke, and the Misses
Miriam and lilaraurti Luke and Miss
l'cpgy Four-i. spent 'I Iumhsglyiht: with
Mr. and Mrs. (I. I2. Adams in llrldqu-
poi‘i.
lion. tlmirac W. Smith, with his
Wife and niece, Miss Eleanor Norris of
Maple street, are the attests of Dr.
and Mrs. Page in Mount Vernon, New
York.
The property at Pond Point bench
owned by the late Everett li. Clark.
was recently sold to iiirnout Nottlotou
and (leorac Munaon, who have sold
three building lots to W. E. iicnnoi.
A special service. will be held Bun.
day evening In the M. E. church
which the liaualitera of Liberty will
attend In a body. Members are re
quested to meet at Mechanics‘ hall at
7 o'clock.
A family dinner party was held at '
the home of Mr. arid Mrs. Pint-nu Plait.
on Orange avenue. Their guests Wi‘l‘t':
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Plntt and their
family and. Mr. and Mrs. .WIII Matt
and Mia» Susan l’lati.
The first wlilui party of a series was
held at the home of fur. and Mrs. AI-
cx tiordner, hired by iiuein chapter.
Order of the Iliitiiitrl'li blur. l'rizm. now
won by Mrs. A. Ill. ilould. Mrs. (hairpin
ill. Mallory, Mru. James A. i'rrry, .l.
A. Perry, ii. iii. Mallory and Noyes it.
Bailey.
'itlorn Night" at Indian ltlw-r
fll'iilum was well attended Wednesday
evening. The evening was divided In-
to three parts, an exhibit or corn. talks
on corn, and a practical demonstration
given by the ladies of the grunge. The
exhibit included tine aireoimenu olsecd
and sweet corn.
Matthew Iiurke. one of the em-
pioyeeu of the brutal (it Knapp flu. in
south Norwnlk. has been spending a
few days with friends In Fall River.
Massachusetts.
I
Mr. and Mrs. William Moore. or
bond street, entertained Mr, and Mrs.
Joseph. Bates and oil (drain, of titani-
turdand Dr. Willis “ .i. Mauro“, of
Brooklyn. New York, ' liuliksglviug.
There was in futility aid at, the.
tom 0! mm “altos, in Winn
’ a
Mrs. Jane fluntt, of Zinu‘u lllll. ole ,
tortnlhod a (molly party on Thursday. ‘
tier heals Were her children and their
mmlies, Mr. and Mrs. Myron mum:
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan (lunn. Mr. and
Mrs. .lphn w. Peck. Mr. and Mrs. My
ron Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy, and
all the children in their families.
The Althea circle of the, M. iii.
church .will hold a tllirlslnmu fair In
the chapel Wednesday and 'i'mlriulov
oveuiuxs. Me. i and ii. when home
made candy. canned iron and him
.ohrnitnm articles will be on Isis.
is are,“ yesterday. The a...) child!
duet, two liter addition was re- ‘,
neatly placed Ion-Mr. Marina's real
"dance. greatly enlarging and Improv-.
lag it. it *
,,
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stevens,
or McKinley street, entertained a par-
ty of friends and relatives at a gen-
ands very peasant time was had by
make an indefinite visit. Ontnar way 5
Mahackemo Hotel
pith
m
It contains over five-hundred
it what you want.
" Bend for it today.
Gift Problem.
etc. L‘ct us know your wants.
_Address Section 36,
and forty-one pages of Novelties and Gifts. You will find in
It will help you solve the Christmas
Remember that every order you mail” to Wanamakcr’s is
placed in the hands of an expert sho'ppcr who selects the
goods personally, and who gives the some special attention
to each purchase that you yourself would give.
We have catologs of Furniture. Books, Wearing Apparel,
and satisfactorily. The Wanamaker Name is back of cvcry- .
thing we sell, which means that should any goods ever prove
unsatisfactory they may be returned at our expense. Usually
each order is shipped the some day it is received. ‘
, John Wanamaker, New York
Fourth Avenue to Broadway, 8th to 10th Street
it“
his.
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if“
a .....m-..t
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pictures of Tays and Games,
We can supply them quickly
Wednesday CVGMHK a general supper"
will be glycn with a well selected pro
gram of out of town talent aiuoni:
whom will apiwar Miss ituth Inhalers
or Naulzatuck, who is well kimwn in
Milford. Thursday evening a “C“
supper will be served followed by an
evening of music with Dr. Beardslcy'n
vested choir from Derby.
Thanksgiving day passed unusually
quietly in town. The football panic!
was not pinyed. owing to the storm.
There was a service in St. Peter's
church in the alumina, and holy mum:
in St. Mary's church. There were
many faintly parties in town, many
nut-sis being entertained in Milford.
Chiller-n Cry
roa rtrrcatlrs
CA§TORIA
; "3‘.
A Timely
For All House-Owners
This is the season. for cleaning
up the promises. Soup and the
arrub brush for the house and
the mile for the lawn are good.
but they dont' go for oriough.
You can clean dirt away, but
to make the house. the barns.
stables and fences right they
should be freahened up with
mini.
We have everything for the
paintingwlinneed oil. turpl.,
brushes and
Atlantic Pure White lead
THE FAMOUb
DUTCH BOY PAINTER BRAND
We an guarantee this White
head‘s purity.
80c ill about your painting
as GORHAM
DECORATOR.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
M: Miami. :
TURKEY
TIME
ISK iliiii‘
Rilloii .
Horace R. ”Nash
North Main and Word Streets.
South Norwalk
TILIPHONE 401
b
-. muddy-m»... two“..._s....-..wn . w... a
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
BEHVIGE AND GUIIiNE UP ‘i’O DATE ‘
RATE! ‘2 FIR DAY AND UI‘WARD i
Supper or Table D'iioie Dinnerd
a to 8 p. m.. 500 l
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
"m. can. at. ' *
g .
t
d
Mountain.
The inndstouo is a stone popularly
supper-ed to cure il)‘(ii‘0]liltli)ifi. Such
stores. usually of the size and shape
of ..n egg. are superstitiously pre
li0i\t‘d In parts of the l'nitcd States.
because they are believed to absorb
venom. The mudstoue is a light, por-
crux stone of greenish color. They are
quite rare. being only occasionally
to. ind In the south.
Not What He Meant.
The Liverpool i'oat ion» in n ilirlt‘
crlieztd «north H.2eliit'} ~who .n-
honored in church on Sunday tha' ii
Siiukmpcnrenn recital in character
would be given. When ii” Wits lil~
Ingrerl that the recital would not be
”:r clmrurier" he .orleelnd himself by
Mll‘ii‘z. ".‘v‘oite of those taking; part in
the in. I.:il will be dressed."
I
Providing for [hinge-notes.
“I colt hei'i .‘ --\ Iz‘llttlcnl the apply
also. :1: Ito i‘i.:l.t rl iulo the real estate
aunt's olllu- '.il:ii plot I bought
from 5nd yo-‘rmlay is do feel how
:vuter'.” “I’urdon my oversight."
the acniiezildnly agt til.
"We izil'e n tiivi‘ll: Hill with each pioz.
i will send will limit} "
Sir; f:
.iliilfnytin .i
in ii“ iii -
Stories.
Men Can Care for Themselves.
\ “in? mm, i'“. .u the lint-kitty, vai-
(t. e ”pi. i but!) men and nodes.
‘ll" lliilii' il'i‘ib- $3: J, and in winl of
‘. Ill'k mind}: lu‘. ‘il 'i'iie ioiill‘mll)‘
l to this order ‘i:'l‘.tii!‘.g on its units,
‘\\‘iion the im. Lit-tr: weak. thee out
the molt-s" Mining lis-
rildlit'n‘
I
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i...
\'.ili.'uu\ or
Remedy for Hoarveneu.
A simple it .n dy for lionrseness and
an Irritating 'lieltlinu" In the throat
i‘f‘idxifiitu‘ of mutant: a purple of an egg
lwulcii to n froth and adding half a
plum: of porn, sweetened water. Drink
'ii‘: I‘il'l)‘ luzl‘m “bile. rather than all
“i not e, its li‘tll‘i men drink iiii llQliitlB.
Her Gifted Relative.
"l‘m mi n Ilil\ill on my mother‘s
side," reunite-l .‘ylr Lapalitia, "who
("iii tin 'il_\tili;‘..'. nith ili‘i' lci‘l llilttd
aim aim “an on “till Invr right. i
tell you. iii. .I ,. i z thrill: for a per-
505‘ in lm :et'il‘i i r n it '
We Do Our Own Grinding
L‘NBED GROUND WHILI
YOU WAIT.
Come in and have your broken
lenses duplicated. no matter
whore they were made.
We have all of Mr. iioyt‘l We.
Itiriptlona. \
Office hours. it n. to. till 11:30
a. m.; Illiifr until ii p. in. Muir
day. and iiuiurdny «warnings un-
iii 9 p i1"-
i‘tiiinCii (indent immunity
Queen-on to
Minoan. HOW.
Rooms 7»! United Illiit lensing
97 waaa heron OT"
scorn NO WALK. CONN.
no on
a
Daily Line to N. v.
For Freight Only
- (in and after Tuesday, January 7.
iron. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 2ft, blast River, New York. (foul
of Dover street). every day. (except
sander). at 4 p. m. Freight metres
at Norwalk up to i p. in. and Death
Narnia up to 5:30 p. ill.
Namath Steamboat ()0.
Analog J. union. 0. o. Kauai-ii.
M WW
. clerk at the South Nor-walk post nines.
'lllltlttlt
(Continued from Iii-It Yul.)
sunken-«or. JOHN.
Thanksgiving ourprlu Given
Friends, of the Young Couple.
Louis L. Burkett. a popular young
the
and Miss Ruth at. John, who is equal—
ly as popular and estimable young
lady, gave their friends a surprise for
Thanksgiving yesterday In quietly set-
ting married.
The plans were confided to but a
very limited number of people. Miss
St. John's aunt, with whom she resid-
ed in lianford Place, was informed, as
were also Mr. and M rs. Floyd J. Ange-
vlne, who stood up with the happy cou-
ple. '
The nuptial knot was tied at Stam-
ford by the Rev. J. w. Richardson
about 10 o'clock in the morning. The
bridal party then went to the depot
and Mr. and Mrs. Angcviue bade the
bride and groom goodbye. Mr. and
Mrs. Burkett went to New York City.
and will continue their Wedding trip
until tomorrow evening.
m
LEWIS—LYNCH.
South Norwalk Young People Wedded
at St. Joseph’s Rectory.
indigestion. Gas. Heartburn and by»
papal: Ceyand You Fenian:
(2‘ Minutes
Every yea irregularly more than I”
million stoma caterers in the ballad
Staten. Englandn sum Canada a :
Papa's Diapepsin and realize not on y,
immediate but Iantlnxrellef.
This harmless preparation will die
seat anything you eat and overcome a
sour, sassy or outot—ordnr stomach
five minutes afterwards. . -
If your meals don't fit comfortably.
or what you eat lays like a lumpof lead
in your stomach, or If you have heart,-
burn, thaws a sign of Indigestion.
Get from your Pharmacist a. Mount
case of Papa's Diapcpsin and take
a dose just as soon as you end.
There will be no sour risinss. no belch-
ing of undigested food mixed with
acid, no stomach gas or heartburn, full:
ness or heavy feeling In the stomach“;
Nausea, Debilitating Headaches, maxi-
nose or intestinal griping. This will
all go, and besides, there will be no
sour food left over In the stomach t
poison your breath with nauseous
odors.
Pope's Diapepaln is a certain cure
for out-ororder stomachs. because it.
takes hold of your food and digests it
just the same as if your‘ stomach
wasn‘t there. , ,.
I Relief in five minutes from all stomi
ach misery Is waiting for you at any
drug store. ‘ ' ‘
Ml‘ss Katherine Veronica Lynch and
Wilbur Edson Lewis, both residents of
South Norwuik, were united in marrt
age yesterday morning, at St. Joseph's
rectory in Sonth‘ Main street.
pastor, Rev. Father Michell, officiated.
The bride was attired In a coatumc of
and hat to match. The bridemaid was
her sister. Miss May Lynch, who wore
a costume of catawha broadcloth. AI-
fred (loldschmidt was the groom's best
man. At the conclusion of the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. Lewis boarded the
io:2ti train west, and will take up
their residence ill Dayton. Ohio, where
the groom represents the Bigelow
Varnish Company.
CLUNE-wNEWMAN.
The. I
These large till-cent cases contain
more than sufficient to thoroughly care
i almost any case of Dyspepsia, Indixeav
i tion or any other stomach disorder.
l'llueing, of Tarrytown, was the‘maid
'of honor. Edward Cluue. brother of
royal blue broadcloth, with trimmings i the bridegroom, was the best man“.
The bride was attired in a traveling
costume or blue, material. After the
wedding a reception was held at. the
home of Mr. Clune in Riverside avenJ‘
lit‘.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Clone left on a trip through the east.
and will be at home to their friends at
Tarrytown. N. Y., on December 10.
GEDDEs—CADDEL.
.-\l the rectory of St. Mary's church,
Another Wedding at st. Mary's R. 0.
Church, Thanksgiving Day.
Professor William II. t‘lune. n. Nor-
“all, boy, and Well-known in musical
.rnd ibeutritdl circles, who is now lo-
cated in 'l‘urrytowu. New York, and
Miss (luytella Newman, were united in
marriage yesterday morning at
o‘clock. The ceremony was perform
ed in Si. Mary‘s ii. (‘. Church. the Rev.
John if. Fouzti'ty officiating. Mrs.
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SALE!
One Gorton Steam
Boiler
USED THREE YEARS
One Richardson 8:
Boynton Co.
Hot Air Furnace
USED THREE YEARI
One Hot Air Fur-
nace,
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One Hot Air Fur-
trace.
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The Heating and
Plumbing Co.
23 Main Street. limos
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5 ' u want. In. neawata.
Real Estate and
insurance
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in income prudently: ”irony that
must than“. ravine with the rapid
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yesterday afternoon at 4 o,clock, Ar-
thur Geddcs and Miss Susan Caddell,
‘botlt of Norwalk, were united in mar-
riage, the Rev. James J. McGuinness
officiating.
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Samuel Goldschmidt, of Yale Col-l
~ loge, New Haven, passed Thanksgiw
. bu: with his parents in Elinwood aven-
lit‘.
'Wail Pan—2&5:
Paints. Crockery. Glassware.
Houseiumishing Goods
imported Blue English China by the
single piece or set. Warrant“ not
. to erase.
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i Columbia Graphaphones ’
Indestructible Cylinder Recordl, 85o.
Flt all cylinder machined. Donald
Disc Records, music two sides. 056.
Window Shades Made to Order
Aluminum Ware ..
Will Last n utetimo.
Tea Kettles. Sauce PannDodblo
.lloileru. Frying Pans. etc.
Contractor for Painting and
Paper Hanging
L. H. DeCkér
87 WAOHINOTON ITRIIT.“ l‘
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Definition of Chiropractic 3“
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chiropractic II the science or
“cause or the disease and the El Of
lusting titanium, lulu” are,“
by a wrench. twin or sprain in
back. Biron if done in childhood it.
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
,of
chiropractors remove the on
this disease and pain. and heal iI
restored through. harmonizing the all
nerve systems in your body.
Nervounncaa. Rheumatism, Pauly,
slit, Ilcarl. Kidney and Female Dian
cases are givtih special attention; him
t‘urvaiuro of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chlropraciim a
chance to help you. ’ "
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