A on... “was ‘W «M W ~ medium-mm . rattan mute pro, nasal?! = .5" Chairs for our trolley patrons. Cousinshdtwaltm warm: saloon imam ammo reams of Mva.ou-s in WMQvniu luWJfiaeor-meuw ‘ lire. 1'. e. Glam "wally returned from a visit with friends and relatives it“ sinusoid. New Milford. and Dan- u '7. Conductor Charles ill. Williams. of the last avenue line, has been gain through stolen of illness for severe days at his home in Merwin street. Norwullr. . Fred Dunn. who has been ill at his home' in Betta Place is getting nlonx nicely. and Edith Dunn is also a little better today. They are under the care. of Dr. L. M. Allen. ‘ Mrs. Andrew Asronsoit and doubts er, of 9 New street, are guests of the former's parents in Georgetown, where .l. chance. brass». t Mrsldes‘sle Phillips; of Stamford}; n finest of her sister Mrs. Sadie lnger. Bf) . The Christian Endeavor Society met at the home of Mrs. Elmer Smith, inst nlsht. T. S. Glover was in New York city yesterday on business. His daughter accompanied him. a Miss Florence Rutter; of Dunbury. they will spend Sunday and will be joined by Mr. Aaronaon. The regular services will be held to- morrow at the last Avenue Methodist Church, when the pastor, Rev. W. W. Gillies, will preside morning and ev- ening. The Sunday school will prac- tice fOr tile Christmas festival. iicnry M. Jennings had a cold Job last night, when he kept vigil through the entire night‘at the, Hartford switch in East avenue where the Connecticut Company is making extensive repairs. in a guest of her aunt. Mrs. J. E. including new with connections. Smith. of Cottage BUM} Doc‘ Marshall and Charley Fielding Mrs. Allan Romaine Barnum, of have not fully decided whether they Port Chester, formerly of East Nor- will go on a western jaunt tomorrow, walk. was a guest Thursday of her 'STAMqF Success is on the side of the who makes the goods that give iiic'most satis- manufacturer faction in the long 'run. The Stamford Foundry‘Com- puny has been giving satisfaction ever with cooking apparatus since r830 and are still at it. such as they negotiated a week ago sW-i o “Rn FOR SALE BY Horace R. Nash. cor. North Main .. -.. . x.. Midstream hornet“ days” visit with relatives in that Month. is m zone was have m. he states. to which the scales aim use “I m We and the other an. The time has arrived for the lien- liclrer Club calculus to grow. but tantrum wusnlldlsallyltthe nodal place. L'lioliuedieu Brothers store, and it is «noted. t this year will he no exception to a rule. The display is divert units as art caller-y. There has been no tacit agreement over the ciosln of the business places at this end of t e wn on Christmas Day but it is expected that practically . every market and store will be closed during the entire day. As a result Christmas eve will he even busier than Saturday night usually is. The pastor. Rev. 1.. F. Reynolds. Will occupy the pulpit at the Advent Christian Church. at 10:30 a. in. and 7 p. at, tomorrow. Morning subject. Our Father's God; evening subject. A Purchased Race. The Loyal Workers' meeting at 6:45 p. m.. will be led by Alfred Nickerson; subject. Healtatlon. A new order has been til into effect this week in respect to t e door open- ings on the Gretory Point trolley cars. With the change the entrance to the car is always at the right hand side of the rear platform. This matter has long been quite a problem apparently and the new rule will be thoroughly tried out. ~ . Chester lngersoil. .Rydcr and How order right hand man, has decided that there is an opportunity for cranni- sing a drum corps anion; his youthful friends and so be has begun prepnra tions. This morning. as a preliminary, he bought a drum from Archie Freer man. The entire personnel of the corps has not yet been decided upon. The Stove Club had a report this morning that another strange airship has been hovering about the vicinity of Gregory's Point. George tinttrldge who was one of the observers of the original mystery and was reported to have made the observnthiun ls-‘t cvr cning, when interviewed. declined to affirm or deny the report regarding the last night observation. The funeral services over the re~ mains of the late Nubry R. Carr were very simply conducted yesterday all ternoon and could not be held in the home in East avenue, owin to one of Mr. Carr's grandchildren in: ill of scarlet fever. The house is under qtlarintinc. The Rev. V]. W. Gillies officiated at the funeral. interment be in; in East Norwalli Cemetery. and West Sta . iinlt Ranges are made of the best iron and built to last. lutving‘ sumotil. glossy, ensy-io-cicun sur- faces. THE A. J. COLLINS co. 1?“ NO. MAIN I11. SOUTH NORWALK. oping but it did not materialize owinil than whole towns in the state. to the Norwaikere missing railroad Mr. and Mrs. ()skey 3mm. 0' Got- connccions. They ”9"" that “W than street, entertained a company of train on which they went to Stamford we“, ”men,“ who came. all the was five minutes late, as a result of Way from Chatsworth. New Jersey, which they missed the connecting about (me hundred mite out train on the New cannon branch, in mm wa‘vork’ by amomohufi The “WWW“? 0' which they returned . visitors included Mrs. Smith's brother home. and three friends. The start was made There Will I lflfiie attendance Ind I from Chatsworth at about 9 a. m. and merry time last evening“ thehotde of East Norwnllt was reached between Mr. and MH- Will“!!! ROW» ill COWi 3 and 4 o'clock in-lhe afternoon. After avenue. when the box social 0! the mailing a short stay here, the return Swedish Lutheran Church Young Pea. mp was started. pic's Society was held. Various so“ rial diversions added to the attractive, ‘ nose of thefl‘mumu' When n mme' GASTOR IA " . to: non —— - time for lunch the lunch boxes were dispbecd of and the young men had , “Wig" with “if 1001;: indigo s9 “Hedi _ b |_ is and clinicians. . for y the per one o lune . ' ‘ it is predicted that there will he‘ mm Y” m" NW3 mm quite a building boom in em Noni walk this spring, due to the general activity which has recently manifested it self by the reor training of the bus- iness men's assoc stion and more lu-. terest generally in the upbulldin; of. the community. There has been a. length. Hot-inn" _ ' , If his from Thursday evening. “as! accumulate. also «suns. were color l y I Tompkins. Estelle Thompson, Grace Hall. Bertha Jones . Thompson. Harry 'Weters. bouts Bohede. Sidney Gartrell, Harry era. game scheduled in New Cunnnlsst an or the town‘ has a larger population H m meeting all when» will he met. A party was aired is Joseph Idler-ll after which a delightful sun» on he served Am these one . out were lined ironies Ideal. Pearl kids-in “cram-o. Illidred Glover. Waters. lacy Nellie and Marie Stensiand. Messrs. Edgar Edward Betas, Walter Ruehl. Charles Carlson. leisal, George Percy and Frank Wat- a After exposure, and when you feel a cold coming on. take Foley's Honey and Tar, the great throat and lung. remedy. it stops the cough, relieves the congestion and expxels the cold from your system. is mildly laxative. Bridge Pharmacy and F. H. Baxter. " iiiliiiii' llill iiiliiiiiflli. Landlord Murray. of the Tucker lilouse, is reported as being critically The Literary Society held a meeting yesterday afternoon with Miss Net. lie Lesson. Services will be held the same as usual during the alterations to the Da rien Methodist Church. Frank lAssen, formerly foreman on John . Crimmins‘ extensive estate in Noroton. moved yesterday to Stam- ford. ’ The funeral of Mrs. Charles Van Dine. who died Thursday night at the stamfo‘rd Hospital. will be held to marrow afternoon from the home of Miss Emma Rafferty in Darlen. The Rev. D. Herbert S. Brown. pastor of the Darien Congregational Church. will oiliciate and interment will follow at Spring Grove Cemetery. The themes of the addresses at the Methodist Church on Sunday. by the Rev. Geo Benton Smith will be as fol- lows: Morning. “The, Old Fashioned Home, "evening, "At the Foot of the Cross.“ The chorus choir and the male quartctte will render appropriate music. Choir practice at 5 p. in. All ; seats are free. Everybody welcome. So much Interest developed as the i very considerable amount of bulldina ? during the year last closing, as is evl-‘ danced by the new houses that are dot- or All members ofotha‘dlhwayton Flow- Club. whohave gathered nature mn- 'l‘ne Kelsey basketball team had a ted about East Norwalit. This section terlal for the mid-winter exhibition in .. -. ._ result or Dr. Carlos Martyn's address llast Sunday night. on "What Shall iWc Do with the Boys." that be has v Unsontrollable urination. at htl. stunrtin . d _ and l bladder In y p The moment you suspect. e est kidney or bladder disorder. or rheumatic pains. don't continue toghm‘ miserabletor worried. but got ’8 . ' cent treatmentof Pa 's Diuretic . , your druuist and s rt akin. ss rected. with the knowledge that . It! is no other medicine. It‘ll! not made anywhere else in a. wrist which is so harmless or wli ‘ ' thorough and prompt a cars This unusual pro stink ‘ to the cause of tron is, dis .th ‘ cleansing. healing and Vita hi tilts once directly upon the. or as glands affected and conflict“ tilted” . before you realize it. . 2 X,‘ . A few days' treatment at?! ’I Dior. ' retlc means clean. ealthy do ye kid“ neys. bladder and u duty 0. ‘ ‘ "' * ‘ you feel line. . . ’ Your physician, pharmacist. halite! or any mercantile agency will tell» on that Pepe. Thompeon trips. of m clnnati, is a large and finalsible medicine concern, thoroughly army or your confidence. -. ‘ . » ‘, Accept only Papa's Diuretic—MW- cent treatment—drain all! iii“! tdra ——auywhere in the _. . ' cation to. mastitis . nuanced" and young men of Newton.) 1"» . , . will do next Sunday night, ? lb! byterisn church. His topi , Will be "What can we do for mg 7.197 All interested or conc sued". . . attend. ‘ i been sailed to outline a plan of urgent. 6 v v i Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day Nights and Wednes- day Matinee ‘ , he Queen of Oue‘er s [\,.’. ,A: GREAT concur DRAMA ‘ | ‘ ..:, ‘ ' 34;. . mud a 4m 1.», ‘ i W .E‘il :‘fl’; t" '» I. ‘. ‘i l! ..r.'7 Good" Plays, Players, Scenery and Effects Change of Plays Mondays and Thursdays Seesaw not or Real no, a ram i Thursday, Friday andSat‘nrday 1‘, Nights and Saturday " [I ' i ‘The Dunk A Great Detective Play~0nefof the Sherlock. Holmes Series 5 .‘ ,. .. 1 .. m.
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