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room themed! of th flay. '
"_. ‘ ._ some T. Freeman. for burial. M .
' , Finch was well acquainted with the
deceased clergyman. who waster r-
ly pastor ofhtits illustsvenue Met o-i ,
dist Church. . " .
j Mr. and Mrs. .E. E. Gorhsm. of Baht
:Jylorwsllt. will leave Monday for Leav-
enworth. Kansas. where they wig .ba ‘
the guests of their son and dang ter-
.»in~law. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie .. Cerium.
Malia Gorham has been connected
iwltntho meompswaln [acronym-the
for more than a year and has a fine
position. Rumor has...bad it that E.
E. Gorhsm intends to vs up his busi-
ness in East dict-walk.- t he as sthe
report is entirelyxwltbkint ton ation.
He and, Mrs.. Corbett: will yialt. ~' their
son and family for some three weeks
and return home to East Norwalk.
The men's class of the. East Avenue
Methodist Church wiilh‘hsve the Rev.
W. w. Gillies for their speaker to-
morrow. who will address them on the
an s liltiititt ‘ ‘
' ‘ was up
her "isomer
' ‘blo'dtl‘comss -. -.
Mother and Daughter Have Chang-
ed Their Stories in an Evi-
'..‘. . ”hi“
.ptrrri
dent Attempt to Save
HushsndandI-‘ether
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 9.-~The trial of
James Nelson, charged with criminal
assault on his livyeurmld daughter.
Mary.‘will not come up at this tumor
the criminal superior court. The case
has been put over until the next term.
Attorney John J. Gray. who was as-
slgned to defend the accused. when
asked by a Telegram reporter yester-
day regarding the case. admitted that
,r
quickly to raise the temperatul‘i‘il
room“ For instance, in ill
betwecnmldnight land do a.-. .
the day temperature has helium
to drop, it you are called upon
get up, the room is chiliy.aad .coltl‘
it takes a long time an era ‘
furnace or fireand raise the on
turn by ordinary means. .
You can instantly heat a room to;
any desired temperature with a ‘
bowels are
by‘h. little'.“
BEEEMWS
. , m.” r 9 M
East AvenueMe odlst Church tomor-
vrow. All men are invited. ‘ «
rit‘sOhfllt Church. Rev.‘ J. l‘lypkin
. , dirown. rectorm'l‘hirdflunday in Ad—
.vsut. Sunday school at 10 a. at; holy
(communion and sermon at 10:4ii.
. A delegation of eight or ten} from
this part of the Nortvaiks went 0 Nor-
wslk last'nlght and attended til athle-
tic bmoker of the Moider's Union.
ig‘ge aunt of the friends of
Miss, rriet Hal . of Rowani street.
tendered her a surprise party. last ev-
ening. Games and music were enjoy~
i
W".
crate garage in ,Glonbrook tor G. W.
Southwiok. Bl. ill. Bo field will do the
carpenter work. ll be one story
high. 14x20 feetnv th a,gravel roof.
At the Methodist harsh on sundiy
this
. Christmas
Antonio. 1'9““- 10 ‘83P“ “‘0 undortnk- nsid D. i. on who is reported as “Nailed in lerdlliilllll hundreds 01' OPTOMETRY oral persons were killed and pussy in- A re are talking of instgilin‘yat
lug business with his uncle helped to missing from bile home in Barton. was useful articles which. in addition to Tire correction of .3... troubles, our lured pear Bilbao, im are so as to prevent waste. 9!
A 0 well known in this vicinity. He was ‘3‘“in:{‘l:l“lncnghz';“lxgihntwanggsnnmg specialty—«it's dotno exactly and relief 1 “macaw“.-- WM“. - -m....~_w. -.. ..- .
t almost a weekly visitor to Hickory ‘ “3 -' ‘ is certain if we if your eyes. . . . _ ‘ .
“‘9. - ll 0 Wflfil‘S . rl ‘ e wimmin “3.0.. through this interesting store with its Cell toda for elimination. - h - t o .» .
' ' ‘ unh‘dflhedgvefil. tarot all the pgnctice of brilliant displays of rlt‘ll cut glass and y BIS opt“: wa“ Board and Shea g . ’
i
main our our trolley pom.
J. PARKER. Manages.
The Marvels defeated the Cubs-at
basketball. last eyenlng. by a score of
forty-three to two. j
Oscar Gainer has been very serious~
1y ill for several days oft hold- “a“. does not appear to be much nthusl- James Parker. the energetic and Ljrg‘ Sarah E. Wells and daughter, court Mm Nelgon are damn is (es. device in construction and consequently it can always a easily unsmwdln
mum. at in. home in Thgl‘hss afresh asm tiles that line Just now! it is DOW“? apothecary Md ex-Unltod Mrs. Oscar Wells. have returned from timony against llfil‘ husbanfii god it in “mm" fortrewicliin’g.
Services will be held at the usual
times tomorrow at the Lighthouse
Mission on the Washington street
bridge.
Laura J. Ryder. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Ryder. of Van Zandt
street, is recovering from an attack of
peritonitis.
A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Van Koren. of
14 Stevens street. Dnubury. formerly
of East Norwalk. ‘
”The Rev. W. W. Gillies‘will address
FOR slur:
Eleven-room house in good condi-
tion, suitable for two familiar water end. near the dam did not app or to be , . _ last was the new combination of Butt 7
’ covered with azsufilcieniiy thick coat— llr0b8b13;tl‘klt) :0 farmi’l‘lgi :nth ”50 by Webster is found in the Ladies ”8W?- Her change .9! testimony and Clarke. formed late yesterday of. it would seem that at least one par-
lnstalled. one acre. barns and outbuild- log of ace for skating this morning. gang“? limit” fifg‘roge‘nélrox: ”:2: Home ‘Joul‘lflnll’ for Re‘c. l. lilll‘lkl‘slrlsltin‘a minim: 3‘1“: iglilleb 1:513: "'01” for Mnci‘o‘nrinnd and Stol had retired. ty did not know that the hunting seas
. . ‘ ‘ - ‘ " w ‘ ‘ ‘ port 0“ ° ‘9 ar 9“ on‘ e .tio ‘ . ' ‘ ° e ‘7 ’9 Cameron and liaistend had been dis- son closed on December let to 'ai
lngs. Bargain to quick buyer. M" 0"" H00“ hnd Mild“ ““3 to Lord Egardou. of ngordon Castle. House." Miss Mary Bradley 15 the an away from the peculiar home where placed from their run with the lenders game birds and for squirrels, an um;
HEDanndaSon
(incorporated) holiday no attempt will be made to from of mg, caqflo "th William yo I cutiu .. . . . ‘
. - ~ . _ WNWW g attorney will bring the charge . _. ,. . - . ... in r until .la par 15
have u dance before the first of the conqueror did come he found Ekkt‘r- CHRISTMAS GIFTS THAT an: of perjury against her lmsed, on her algfsslwglufifgfifg: thlhsgfuogdglcegnm 333.3123;fixiticidseismkgn mach
‘5 WALL IT.’ NORWM-K 39‘"- don of Egerdon at home. Willios 501-“ BEAUTIFUL AND testimony in the city court. which she The it) o'clock score the liltith hour Jammy). lsi which license is good for .
1 M the Advent Christian Church. grandfather. and next youngest brotir USEFUL” now says was all false. showed five team tied for first place the entire hunting season. or until M
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Remrttances
For the Old Country
White Star Lina Drafts
Money Orders to All Parts of the
World
J: M. Layton & Co.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS
6 Railroad Avenue, South Norwaik
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Billiliililliil
is built t ,burn either ’coai. “wood
or'raa be gas stove attachment
s ago back out of the Way when
are do not stop for zero wanthe condi-
tious. The enclosed docks 0 some
twowell-known East Norwaiki young
men. sailed from New York for Flori-
da, today. where they will up nd the
winter. They propose to work . t their
trade ofcsrpentering in the Phlmetto
state. \.
Occasionally somebody flflyfiifl little
something about speed boats b t there
‘quite like y. however. that some sur-
prises will be sprung in this line next
spring. .
There was basket ball and dancing
last night at. Randall's Hall. c‘ rucr 01
Van Zandt street and South .Osborn
avenue. The Marvel Social Club played
the Cubs during the early peril of the
evening and conducted a dance during
the latter part of the evening.
Thermometer rcadiugswarte widely
this morning but all agreed i at this
morning was far and away the coldest
this season. ,Many thermometers res-
istorcd .2 degrees below zero, home as
low‘as 8 below and occasionally one
stood at zero about 6 o'clock‘.‘
.There was some skating on the
Benedict Farms Bridge yesterday. with
indications that there will be plenty
during the next few days. The lower
one Company entertainment commit-
ee is planning to have a dance at the
company headquarters some itime in
January. Owing to the nproahh of the
the pastor. Rev. i... F. Reynolds. will
preach at 10:30 a. m. and ’i p. m.
Morning subject. The Bible Doctrine
of Sanctirlcatlon: evening subject. An
Example of Strength and Weakness.
The Loyal Workers‘ mcctln at 5:45
p. in. will be led by Harry lckcrson.
topic, The Morning Cometh.
Judgelng from the curioml after car-
load of Christmas trees euroute by
freight train to New York. that city
will do much Yuletide celebrhting this
year. Many people who take account
of the damage to the foresels by rob-
bing the latter of so many thousands
of young trees and think it would be
an excellent idea to look for a substi-
tute for the Christmas tree. .
Frozen up windowa were the thing
this morning. Trolley cars. stores and
in some cases house windoWe had the
apliehrance of Pcary's north. pole trip.
The harbor. not yet adjusted. to the es.
treme wintry conditions. strLamod so
much this morning as to gi e the ap-
penranco of n log. if the present were
that continues for a few days the bar-
bor wli be completely forzeh up.
it develops that James l. li‘luch, who
was formerly connected with} the South
Norwalk store of Shoe Dealer M. H.
Glover. and who recently W at to San
Engage your winter stora‘n for live
storage and dead storage. Your cars
will he in a well heated garage ready
to be run out at s momentis notice.
mCfitury Co‘t‘shpound
disappointment of the Hebrews in the
ruin of their hopes in the coming of
address. which will be full of interest
to everyone who will take the trouble
to visit this big class for men.
~Bonnle Home Ground Feeds are
without doubt the best on.the market
for the feeding of all kinds of stock.
Manuel Toro Hatch.
States naval omcer. is living in hopes
of some day getting word about the
ten thousand pounds in real estate.
which his grandfather is known to
have had. but. unfortunately he.died
somewhere in South Africa and left
no sign as far as can be ascertained
of what disposition he wanted to have
made of the houses and land. The case,
like tens of thousands of others. is in
the British Court of Chancery. the
English government receiving revenue
from the some, while the real and
rightful heirs are being deprived of it.
William E. Davis. the oldest nephew
of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. .iamee. af~
ter selling out his home in New Roch.
elle. purchased the Roseucrans farm
at Nupanoe. New York, and after work-
ing it a few years sold that out for a
grocery store in a village of that name.
and recently sold that out and- will
who was relatlue to William the Coli-
quoror. in an ancient book of the his-
tory of England occurs the following
welcome inscribed on a banner in
or. were an christuden under the name
of Albert Eggsrdon, and this name was
used centuries before that. Of this
they are all naturally very proud. but
wouldn‘t mind if they had some of the
fabulous wealth of the Exxon-dons.
pupil
THERE IS NO QUESTION
about the tonaorlnl parlor of away-
too. it is one of the finest equipped
shops going. Suppose you come and
patronise. My work is always the
best. A good clean shop. equipped
with the latest improved shampoolng
and drying apparatus. Strictly b;-
gleno.
ROBERT SCALZI
Mr. and Mrs. Herold Hulse. Crockett
street. Rowsyton. are the proud pnr~
cuts of an eight pound son. Mother
and child are doing nicely.
Richard Tiader. Who has been assist-
ing Dr. Wilbur Chapman in evangelis-
tic services in Chicago. will preach at
the morning service of the Baptist
Church tomorrow.
taking a plunge in the
water until No-
vember. -'
% "COulplllly
Subject. The secret of True Courtesy.
'~ ~ crypts
Sherman Studlsy is recovering from
an attack of chicken-pox. ..
Miss R. L. Cowlee. of New Britain.
has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. C.
iirinckerhoff. on railroad avenue.
0 e
a Week's visit With «friends in Bridge
port. it .
Mrs. John Rogers and daughter.
Miss Katherine, are on their way to
Passadens, Cat. where they will spend
the winter.
James Barraclougb, the young son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Barraoiougb,
of East avenue. is seriously ill with
diphtheria.
Malcolm Graham has returned to
England, after a short visit here. He
will resideflthere permanently with
his family. .
The young ladies' Sewing Circle
was entertained in New York by Mrs.
Clarence J. lame. nee lilies Lucy Sco-
ville. Mrs. Lane made a charming
hostess and a theatre party was one of
the enjoyable features of the day.
A fine reproduction of a photograph
titer of the article. which explains
what may be done in thew of decora-
tion with the small house at Christmas
time.
something About in. store of
nine and better. New York.
There is a decided tendency nowa-
days to select for Christmas those. ar-
ticles which combine the characteris»
tics of usefulness with those of been-
Hig-
a.
v
The great merchant! of the country
have nicognised this tendency to an
oxitut that during the past few years
them has been for less display of the
meaningless lriilou which formerly fili-
ed counters and show cases. instead.
we find in the sit-pa of the large cities
much evidence of u studied attempt
to offer the public practical gift-arti.
cics.
No store in America has attained
greater success in this direction titan
has Higgins at Seller, tho wcil~known
metropolitan house which conducts
the largest retail china and glassware
store in the world. located in West
21st and 22nd streets. just east of
Sisth avenue. New York City. While
the wares of the great establishment
are designed almost wholly for the
adornment of the home—and must
therefrom partake of the nature of
utility—one is struck by the extract"
dinsry ingenuity which the firm has
superb imported phloem-forced to be»
llevo that the management of this
wonderful establishment must have ex-
hausted every resource to gather to-
W
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Minnesota constitutional Ma
covers That the Vegetable our.
gar-ding the case he admitted that the
court house have been talking about
'sm Dia-
" 4 ‘ morning the pastor. ev. George Bent h
. ,~ coat ed. and a fine Slipper served. 3 crucifixion of the Master . r. Gillies . . . it had been put over until t e next
“5 _ .. ,. ,r ‘ .. On account of the weather i is he will treat the great tragedy rom new :23. gglg‘lhrguti’gfiuh f‘rozhh theuaub- term of the court. As regards the use .
.. ‘ . start-sues llvutoall gentry tor thermal] oyster rowers v‘iewpoints. segiuntnh with ‘the rod Ruth The o'vfmémlné‘n wiu'imea‘i.‘ “all" he relished the reporterto state
I ' . ' 1 . ‘ ' ._ ‘ ' .0!’ ii if .
Motion work. 0 sivo up work, thoush the big steam lne of descent from avid. the erect hem“? mm“. m me you“ people. we'll? My. (sham WM asked re. .
Domain and Wait for your car All servlcdiv of the do as u l
_ ‘ . of the steamers helps just no . a great earthly king. who would make Y, ll lla - case had none over. He said that for dll l h ll H
‘ i them a mighty world powar. No East poculh reasons the case had been "3“ V 0" “me hours, Wiihom ““0 e 07‘3““ ' as l
BRIDGE PHARMACY William Weldron and Carl .White. Norwalk man can afford to miss this put ovlgr as the state's witnesses had matte-locking flame spreader which revents the
sprung a surprise on him by a com-
plete change of testimony.
For the past day or two the at-
tendants and the lawyers about the
the sudden and peculiar twist that has
taken place in the Nelson case. It
will be remembered that in the city
was on her outcry that her husband
was arrested for his unnatural con-
duct. The girl.~biary. who gave such
a detailed account of her father's con-
duct toward her, new changes her tell-
timony entirely, and places all the
blame on a boy. younger than herself.
whom she cannot name. and says also
that be is unknown to her.
it quickiygives heat, and with: one filling of the font burns
an is easy to remit? .
from beta turned high enough to smoke,
an instant. lobes
and drop sch, so the wick can be cleaned. in.
cool handle and a damper top.
An indicator always shows the smo
which does not need to be screwed down
attached to the four by achain.
The burner body or gallery cannot base
it has a alien-cap
not of oil in the font. .
and law
; it is put in like alcorkin a bottle;
me wed d. because of s new
The Perfection Oil. Heater is finished in iapsn or hit: l.
and well made, built for service, yet light and ornaments .
Dealer: Ewmsluu. I/ not of yours. wn'fs' for ducripfbr‘ circular;
‘ to flu stares! agtncy o/ the
sweatshop»:
ltlsstrong,durshlaf.\
As regards Mrs. Nelson. she changes
the awful details of her story and
says she don't know why: she ran out
and called in the police, or why she
testified as she did.
According to the talk of the at-
taches at the county building and the
lawyers. the state attorney does not
take any stock in the inter phase of
the case. The outcome of the whole
matter will probably be that Mary,
the. daughter. wii be sent to the in
duetriui school f r girls. as an inner
she is now living.
Mrs. Nelson may have to be punish+
cd for her change of front. Undouhb
ediy the state attorney or the prose-
w.
iRON MOULDERS‘ SMOKER.
About 200 Members and Friends Free.
out at Hibernian Hail. Wall
Street.
The iron Moulders' Union held a
unioker last evening in the Hibernian
ilull in Wall street. and there was an
attendance of about two hundred. Ev-
erything passed off smoothly and all
declared the time one of the best. in
the way of entertainment. beside sov-
ornl feats of athletic strength and
prowess there.- was singing and play-
ing. Matthew Mt-Grath favored with
selections upon the piano and Jerry Ty-
roll and Joseph For-tin sang several
solos. Those artists were all vigor<
ousiy npplnudcd and responded with
eucores. Clams and soft drinks were
served and everyone was well pleased
with the averting they had spent.
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Golden Moments
Think of the pleasure spoiled-of the
unnecessary pain and discomfort
you've had-«then DECIDE to have
your eyes examined today.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITID IANK IUILDINO
notiiniuse. e 3:“ let m ex- at n ma ling ° ' gather the most unique collection of. R - 7.. '
plan ll many are . masses your gener '0 ll. F Sat“ d S l ‘ . . oom- sanitary; guaranteed proof against moisture heat. cold sound Vermin.
. . (($131:- eomlns winter. by has-rt mo Il'St , . I' By a e giggling: attogfieh‘oth‘hzhug’fgllxh .7 WAOHINOTON ITRIIT. lilahourich Wall hos"! “ merits of khahflédegmszdbhm‘h: hum?“
a ° - , ‘ DIGIMIIR 10 Be well and favorably known are Hours—a to 11:80; on. and 11:“ to in hot Asp sit Mastic. and our seed a a car ,,. I on has
ornate! pinched nerves and pain in
hits; life in the different organs and
Im a.
Six-Day Rhers Keeping in Condition
of the next to the last day of. the six-
tiay bicycle race in Madison Square
Garden found eight teams left in the
race. five of them tied for first hon-
ors. two others a lap behind and one
team in a lone trail in the rear.
by losing a lap in a sprint.
EIGHT reams for"? 'eucxwasar"Fon FEEDING nusif.
Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith Has ‘
Received a_Quantity.
Game WardenlWlibur Smith receiv-
ed word from the game commissioners
that they had shipped him a quantity
of buckwheat to be used in feodi ,tho
quail in the county during the w’ for
Any one knowing the whereaboufi
of any flocks of quail are request to
notify him and they will be cared or.
for Final Struggle.
NEW YORK. Dec. ll.-~Tbe opening.
This
party will be wise if he reads thi‘l
notice and puts his gun up and leayes
the squirrels alone unlil next October.
itnbbits may be taken with a dog
The pace this morning was slow.
the leaders contouring themselves
with dragging along. preserving their
at 13363 miles. 3 laps; two teams tied :ilsl of December.
for second pinrc at 1.963. miles. 2 laps.
and ltutt and Clarke 1.9m miles and 1
lap. The record for the 106th hour is
2.050 rniiés. 7 laps, made by Miller and
Waller. in Wild.
Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in ac.
tion. quick in results, and restore the
natural action of the kidneys and
bladder. They correct irregularities.
The Bridge Pharmacy and W. F. ng-
more & Co. "
~—
YOU MUST READ THlB IF YOU
WANT THE BENEFIT.
J. W. (irecr. lroonwoml. l,u.. strife!"
ed with a severe case of lulnbngo.
"The pains were so intense l was fort--
ed to use hypodermic injections for ro-
ilcl. These attacks started with u pain
in the small of my back which grmiuul‘
ly became fairly paralylcug. My atten-
tion was attracted to Foley‘s Kidney
Remedy and i am glad to say after us-
ing this wonderful medicine i am no
longer bothered in any rvny by my old
oticmy lumbngo.” The Bridge Phar-
mary and W. i". \i‘igtnore & Co. "
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CYCLONE iN WESTERN SPAIN.
(IEiiElildR. France. Dec.
received here late today that Western i
Spain has been swept by a cyclone ‘state of the water in the city rebut»
that ruled everything in its path. Sev- l voire. to begin pumping from the an:
oral smull vessels nun-k iu the harbor liliury station. .
of (‘orunna and u number of persons in Norwich they are endeavor!“ to
were drowned. At Seville the river assist the regular water anppi _ by
rose ten feet. flooding the valley. Sev- means of artcsinn wells. The 0 cl
WATER scasca THROUGHOUT.
THE WHOLE altars.
Nearly every city and town in. thd
slate reports alarming conditions in
reference to the supply of water. Pre-
.r‘uutions are being taken everywhere‘
to prevent waste of water. for will!
the lakes and ponds way below the
normal there is no telling what the
situation may be before spring... _
in Meriden Superintendent Walshmf .-
the water dcpmment. and City. Bin-
gineer Clark. to whom the board;
public works referred the matters)! 1
pumping from Baldwin’s pond, with
9.-—Advices lpowel‘ to act in case of emergency.
has decided. in view of the present tow
Biahopris Wall Board is cheatrr and better than Lath and. It
also saves time In building. Th a practical substitute for ‘
plaster is easily nailed to sin ing. lining applied dry. it. is or
ready for paint. paper or bar p. Saves time and labor; is
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sheets 4x4 ft. so.. and three-eighties of
‘the factory into uniform
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