Spring and Fall.
It turns the system into a fertile field
~ or that dread disease—Consumption. ,
The moral ls:
Don't wait for n cold‘ to "wear off."
SimfinWDolt.
mrmsmnmaymtom
i There are many people who expect to have a orblonced cold every
They are accustomed to it, and regard its disagreeable
symptoms ES port of the inevitable annoyances of life.
They lock for the attack to “wear oil" in time—and it zennrully deed.
But every long-standing cold leaves its weakening effects on the
system, and especially on the delicate membranes of the lung's.
for pneumonia, Chronic cutarrh.
Break ltup as soon as it begins.
Keep a Bottle of
SirOlin at Home
gm?» to have a hot:
n inthe house, and
to o A tour done an a. cold‘
nter. for the Old saying
but "An ounce of prevention
all: brill .nonud ot cure” is
lune litlcy on ever.
hove
om Where an
011% full to cut plenty of
. rm. nourishing food and
‘3 clothes that are loose
d, arm.
. Don't forget that Slroliu
‘ Moo depressing effect. it
,. vigorous the eyntem and.
, lie the "blues ”
,, Ask
[Your Drugg'ist .
Sirolin in the world’s beef
remedy for con he. golds
and alter all .. j (if
reppirntoryo ‘f ' "
it is in preparation Exotic .
by European chemiole. and
it has reached the highest
merit of achievement in the
successful treatment 0! pul-
monary disorders.
Sirolin corner to America
with an unequalled Euro-
pean reputation. A promi-
nent physician says:
"The one at strolln tor thetrent-
mental coldn. on I end other
auctions of the u I. in the
ate-toot atop inter-rd n the treet-
nientln these diuoniern thot but
been mode in many Venn."
our umbrella
forget where
gives u lleelln
ll on.
in the heed.
Sit-Olin containl
no morphine,
. codeine. habit-M
no] forming or ‘
turning drug
W
lag oi deprec-
ds on ad-
ditionul lnonlinear; to on
already lowered vitality. it
nifects the appetite and did.
gutlon nninvorohly.
creates a sense oi lulineu
0n the other hand-—
Simh‘n Itrengfiun I no
system. enables {l
to throw off (In effect of o
How Si 0 in
Relieves a
Cough
it promotes II secretion
which dimlvea and expell
the concerted phlegm In
the nasal and bronchiel
peeing“. thu- promoting
theexpulnionoinccumulnted
secretions. The cough in
allovlnted through the ln~
vigornting action or the
Sirolin upon the mucouo
lurfocen Oi the respiratory
con- I
'dly
begzgeglilgfi‘nfi: ’fnficti‘i: ”3"" “A?! “gt/,4. {an egnninele. iThe continued
. _ a new. at elm: r a mniltreten oi Sire!
r" .5 ‘ FW‘ argirliggpfiltnglh- for colds (€13 (In ‘ blwr.’ and '3“ enerte a tonic and teen ~
The ordinary remedy-—
whether in the Shape oi a
liquid or pills, or tablet»-
immediately.
Sirolin
up an appetite.
have: all distrust alum!
I! gives ton:
lo the “mouth, and builds
Structive influenceupou the
membrenon until the tend-
ency to cough cocoon.
SIROLIN is Pleaoant to the Taste
THE SIROLIN COMPANY. 365.& 367 Canal Si...
New York
The Safest Way to Buy a PIANO
mMak’e Comparisons
. SHIT THE FACTS FOR YOURSELF. BY THE
‘ SURE. SAFE AND INEXPENSIVE MEANS OF
"COMPARISON. WE ARE EAOER FOR THE
. TEST. 31F You MAKE YOUR lNVESTlGATION
THOROUOE ENOUGH YOU WILL FIND OUR
.PI’AN‘OS THE MOST REFINED IN TONE— THE
‘MOST BEAUTIFUL IN STYLE AND IN FINISH
aTiiE BEST IN QUALITY .— THE LOWEST IN
PRICE. LOOK AND LEARN. MAKE CAREFUL
THOUGHTFUL. INTELLIGENT COMPARISON. IT
WILL TELL YOU JUST WHERE YOU CAN GET
“ .IIOST. SATISFACTORY PIANOS FOR YOUR
_ ‘ : IF YOU ARE NOT A COMPETENT
' snail OF PIANOS YOU HAD BETTER INVES.
. l“ REPUTA‘I‘IONS. TEE REPUTATI-ON 0F
HANDS WE SELL ~ GABLER CHICKER-
ERANICII a: FACT: STERLING. HUNTING-
.S‘IENDELSSOEN - AND THE GUARANTEE
T DOES WITH THEM. SHOULD AID YOU
ICOQIQIAO‘OOIII.AI‘IVII|DOD'.’»
terrace.(hereunto-revenue:
fl" ”OAR 'Oi' ooonopeaveheeeinonvorovroloor
. OUdAill fer "drill ’
, 't‘lte oneom o noted were on i
STATE CONVENTION THEME.
To be Coneldered in the South Nor»
walk Beotlot Church Temoo
row Morning
"rim claim or (‘hritu Upon Men To
day" ulll he the eulyoot of the non
tm" ll 301‘“th tomorrow evenlnn It the
South Normilk llnutiut (‘huIY-h In the
morning the eubioct will he. "The hum
‘ oi r‘nith." n theme considered at the
nicte convention. end given at this
time by request. At the clone of the
morning nervlee the church will moot
with the quartet [or the ronoldorntlon
of mutual interest. The munlcnl pro-
mom oepeclnlly for the eveninz. in
unique.
Morning.
Prelude—«Andonllno Cnuhile
Albert Rented
Authemw—‘O come to my heart. lord
.Ieeue" ................. Autumn
Reopenle——-“We llrt our beetle. 0 In-
ther" .................... .. .Anoh.
Olimoryw‘Now the abode: of night
are none" .............. Schneoher
Poetludoohlnrche "Mention
Theo Bouheur
Inning.
Prelude-Prologue. nobm- -8hlcltley
Anthem-~"(lod In Our Refuge" (For-
ty-elxth Peebn) ......... Dunk
Reetmnoewutter the loving council:
the reunion" . ......... ”no
Oflertorywlluet. tenor and co tmlto.
#‘Chiidren prov thin love to c orloh”
(God the Father) ..... .Bpnb
Edmund E. l‘rowe. hire. i’rnultlln lr-
Yin; Smith
Quortet-"lle Thou. 0 (lod".. Jan
Portlutle in B-ilnt. .. “Dr W. Volcknur
W-
NORWALK MPTIIT CHURCH OF-
Fl BIND. .
3 1
At the, recent ennunl meeting or the
hermit: mount Church one-re lice their
WW3: 'Wfilmfim'l-
V I”. n
tone out! clean fin m'll‘llo
Forte chance on the :lh rob
ileum coed! than . the.
oxrgzognll timll.“ .J l . .2
been. I
lightmmtng‘ydmua‘m'
o o rennin
ell-u. onowl would: noon .M
loll :
l chnlrmo :ofl
My "‘ '
on”?
I!
£3!) 8. Hull MN“! ”'..I
_, Cher es s. Meninrl and.
photo. 11 1)..
”Will R. or. nine- meeting;
ohn Greenwood. lender. 10: all. motor
oruhlm Sermon by the Rev.
D
Oougregutloti‘l Ultimo, . .
lclinoi 6 iii no worth .‘Lolxlltl
“Our Relation-hi with One Another "
. evening watch in normon 0n “Nea-
man. the Men Who Disliked ammu-
ity": Specie! manic. The music for
the day:
Morning.
Preludewommubipb ill [Milt Bullet“
Anthem—«Te Boom in laminar
Shutter
Bole Selo-"’l‘euch me to Pray”
Jewitt
Mr. Glynn.
Poetlurle ......................llntlrto
Ivonlito- -
PreludewMelody on G String“ .Pryor
Violin Sud Org an.
Anilinm-"Adoté and be Still" (violin
obligate) ..................(}ounod
Violin 80lo~"llerceuré." horn "loco-
lyn" . .....Godderd
Berle B. liosklns
Contrnlto Solo—— "The Day is Ended”
(violin obligate) .Burtlot't
. inflump.
i’ontlude In fininor ...... .....Cnlkln
Norm": Methodlnt Church. Funk
[1. Torre). pgtmwsunduy morninl
clone mootingJ I.” led by i". ll. lied-
lcnt. Morning worship. 10: lit). with
sermon by the outer; uublcct. "The
Duty of Belmont“ lullueouco.“ Sun-
dnv echool. 13: Oil 9 m..0 ..J Clerk.
uuperintendcnt. worth home do
votiounl service. .30 D no; tonic.
"Our Reintlouhlilo With One Anoth-
er"; lenders. any Patton and lime ll.
llosltlneu Evening nervlcet 7:30 p. 0).:
subject or uni-molt. “Why Side Henr-
ern. " Tuesday. 7: 46 p. in.I clue meet.
ing. led by RT 'lfi-ltuecce. Wednoodny.
e n. in. Sunder School lunch
and entorlninment. Thoreau” et
7:45 o. m.. nruyer end proiue meeting.
Friday. 3:30 u. “inductor Dengue. led
hr Mrs. Dwight Smith; 3 u. in. Travel
Club. at the home of Mice Carolyn
Smith.
Music tor tomorrow:
~ Hominy.
Proludoml’antmlo ., ......... Whaler
.lubllnte Doe in C ..... .........nuck
Contrnito Solo—«Slotted.
PoetludewAndonto ..... .Ollver Kine
iv honing
Prelude in n .......... Destiny"
Quartermlmd Kindly Light .llortlott
Qunrtei-w "Terry with me. 0 my 8n
lior" .............. ...... .l’innuti
l‘osiluriow-Oilertolre in C. . . . ..Bottnto
Kulltlu Street A. M. Fl. Church. Rev.
8. H. v. Gumbo. tui.nwprenchlng at
Ma. m: Sabbath school at 3: 80 p In. ..
lam. ll. Burr yogintnnoent; Allen
C. it..rnnl7u chin: utiln. In.
Rm. lire illeltl. the noted evangelist
at Booth Caroline. rho in conducting
the! revivnl mention at the church.
will preach both morning and even-
ing. i‘on't tail to hour this uuueunllr
chin women ureachr:. A long ecrtlce
will he. conducted lvrovlous to ouch
meeting. All are cordially invited.
conch-“— TIONAL
South New , Onnmuonnl
thumb. Chet-lee 3 Noel-ruled. outer
Morning Service It 10:30 o'clock. or
which the pulpit will be occupied by
Rev. French ilourne llphnm. DD“ 07
lilo South Nerve"; Methodist (Mulch.
in exchange with the neuter The ill
hie School. including the young men 'e
department and the young women-
deporlmont mourn St 13 ooloch. The
Men: Chrinllee inquiry Club. which
meets At the route hour will dlncuu
the attention oi "The Ethics of Mom
End Pmeol iluy Clrillutlnu." The
lender will he .lohn’B uwreuce. The
Sunday Evening lootituto: munioel
prelude nt 7. i5 o'tlooh. hollowed by
the nddreoe by PM (Motion Buoblln
Rim Congregation“ Church Nor-
welk. (loot-go n Egbert. hector» Morn-
ing nervlro It 10:30: preaching by the
outer. Blinder ochool nl 11:16. Mon“:
Dengue At 13:15; mother hell hour
with Romeon. Evening Service II 7:80;
the llurteeuth in the oerlee of Andrea-
on on "tleyond the Atlontlflw "The
Enullnh Chnnnol: Whit We Freeman
Own It“ thou; Iervlce. Y. P: 8..“qu-
a... at 7cm; church myer eerviee
foundry At 8: A chart devotionnl W
vice followed by A Special meeting to
concldor the lnearoorntlon o! the
church. The nutrient promo: tor in-
marrow:
» ”my.
lProlude~—-80notn l. Vinnie A m(iulltnout
contrnito Bole-3‘ , Uh!"
3 H. Guam?
timid of Root". Plnnuti
fore the Lord we bow"
Ptoeutl
Huan-
outs-ma"
malice-mm n or» n. Lumen
lira lllllhl’uf I'll: ........E m... ‘
l elw-"O r ‘0 MI 2’21). u
Pootludomrnnuroie Duane Geo”! lichen
noun E isconhl
m p
. these emits. duct. end
P illilii”. , . ..
Mort Severe Backnchc. Bladder end
Urinary Minor Vanilla
i'l‘hu blessed relief tint on the
one of Pepe'a Diuretic in e revolution
to eullorere trout mm!» or kidney.
bladder and urlnory ummm ‘
’l‘ e lime to cure kidnoyt
will it. in only troubl on to it
..nu. into Drop”, Gravel. humor
or Btlrlit'a Snipeneo.
Pence Diuretic note At. once upon
the kidneys, blender and urinery eye-
tent; clarinet. vithiiui out! late:
on
completbe the cure within n oil days.
The moment you Mom my kidney
or urinery demure out. or tool I eon-
otnnt. dull buckncbo or ill urine in
thick. bluntly. alien-twin» «do
ment. irregular oi neuronal-Jamaal
by II secretion of ecnldlnn. rhould
begin tuition Popo’o D” our di-
rected, with the kocwl “but there
in no other remedy. at ony I‘price. mode
Anywhere else in the world. tub is will
Misery in the book. Ildoi or on..-
elcll heedceho. inflamed or: Fully eye-
lids. Email-noes. rheu rm and
nortlng point. henrt pol toilette. bil-
loneneu etomech prortntlc trouble,
diatom. nleipleeon‘en, listing. W.
vornout milling And other S'y uterus
caused by innctlvo. Ii Mlle"
Iimnly vanish. Uncontrolln lo urine-
don (especially M Night). muting.
diecolered water and oil blender rule
cry nude. ‘
Your phyoicin. phnmoelot. butter
or any marten o agency will vouch
for the respondblllty of Pope Thomp-
son a. l‘apo. or Cinelnunti. Ohio who
prepare Pouc‘ e Diuretlc~lill cent treat
meuhweold by every drunint . in the
W0? .
tor will be at home in the evenlbg only.
They hope that many people will null
themselves of this opportunity Oi meet-
ing them in their home
Grace Episcopal Church. the llevJ
Benton Werner. rectoe«~1‘he Second
Sunday other the Epiphany. The cole-
brntlon or the holy communion At 8
o'clock: morning prayer and semen
It 10:30; Sunder School at noon: mie-
eion Sunday school It Brood Rivet-ht
ll; evening timer Ind Sermon It 7:39.
Mule tor the day.
Morning.
Te DoummWoodwu-Ii in E—tlnt.
Authem~"lie nothing over Israel,"
Mendelnrohn.
iii-mus 67. 89. 325. 312'.
Evening.
(locum i-let.
llenerllc Animn Mon.
Anthem-“l.iit thine area." from “The
Elijah."
Oilertory Anthem—Willow the day is
over." Merlin.
(‘hriet Rhiannon! Church Rev J.
lltuliin llme, recto!“ Second luminy
uitor Eninhnnl. Sunday ochool at it)
I. In; morning pm or and remon at
it o‘clock. All are outcome.
GHllITIAN 30!!ch MISTY.
Fit-ct Chi-lotion Science Boclety. ot
Nor-unlitw Regular Sunder oervice- at
the reading room. Menonic building. at
it n. in. Subject. Jeuuery 75. "Lilo"
Termony meeting Wednesday at 8
p In To boil: cot-vireo the nubile in
cordially and internally Invited Bond
in. room open to the public each week
tiny memoon lmrn 2:15 to l: 30.
SWEDMH LUTHERAN MIIBIAH.
Swedieh utheren “claim Church
ltev A. J Johnnon. thturoey
etching. Ii 8 o'clock. Lutheran Imus
It the home of hire. Julie Autumn.
fizl I-‘nirtleld Ivonne. South Romain
Sonnet: Sunday School 7 p. on; “f
utter. 7: 30 tent.
WANT LOCAL IALL PLAYINC.
oi Ihie town that revere! leech from
rail nmnteurn. One of the count: on
V'Gl') much ltnpreoeod with “to teen!
heyu he now playing. When when Who
Ilho they Were. .All he know about
them no um they were pinyin. on
m
meet For tone'nlet
‘oee‘eon. He we be
Did
ore. Whoa
pinned lie all: one nu on Intent:
den.
FAN“ QNF R
mic “
m megawatt
i")? or ounlrlnglrwm
v: ‘anmm
In.
but in ,
eeect so thorough null probing cure. ,
It on: cold by oevml bourbon (one .
bl; lemon were otter some of our lei ‘
they were he told he did not howl '
too loeol tennis. At the be new ;
them they were t”pinyin. for tty do! ‘
lure. the , Antone- ‘.
will! a rm 1! a mill.“ they
I o All m it 0
ulna ml r they ‘
while the other ployoil the outer no
i). 3.3.3.136“ CO;
\ I.
TEE JANUARY SALE CLOSES TONIGHT.
This 1. the honey ior abutting the specie! Diecounte
either in the Furniture Store. Or in the China and House
Flimieh‘ing Geode. Discounts hold good until to o ’cloclr.
HALF-PRICE CHINA WARE. ‘
Tables heurin tickets marked “italfiprice” catch the
eyes of visitors in t c China Store. On these tables are Odd
pieces. and sets. in fine ware, English. French and Austrian
China, such as Salad Bowls Plates Compotcs, Basket Fruit
Dishes. Sugar and Cream Sets, Dessert Sets. etc.. all at half
their original prices. .7
Among these are a few pieces of fine Lustre Ware.
BRASSWARE.
Candlesticks.
Value $1.50 for $1.20. V aluc $3.00 for $2.40.
Voice $4.00 for $3.20. Value $8.50 for $6.80.
Smoking Sets.
Value $1.25 ior‘Qmo. Value $5.00 for $4.00.
Value $6.00 for $4.80. Value $8.00 for $6.40.
Suiokcrs’ Stands. ‘Dlflflfi Gongs and Chimes. and Jardinieres
at like reductions.
FANCY LINENS LESS 20 PER CENT.
This embraces all the elegant Linen Table Pieces, Jap-
anese Centers. Cloths, and Luncheon Sets, Drawnwork
Scan-rs and Shams. Ciuny Centers, Venetian Centers. Rus—
sian and Arabian Lace Pieces. Renaissance Lace and Ma.-
dcira Embroidery. . _ .
Until tins evening.
SHIRT WAISTS, UN DERMUSLINS.
The second floor contains numerous attractive~ofier-
lugs. There are remaining from the Uudcrmuslin sale,
good bargains in night gouns, Chemises, corset covers and
combinations
Shirt Waists, a mixed assortment. tailored and lingerie
waists. of’fine workmanship. very desirable and marked very
low. Second floor.
Lawn Shirt Waist Slips. pink, blue, lavender, green, and
black. special at 25c.
Women‘s Drawers. Open, plain hemstitchcd ruilics, size
23 inches. 2 pairs for 25¢.
Women's Union Suits. fleece lined, long sleeves and
ankle length. regular price $1.00. Special at 49c.
()uc lot of small sizes only. regular priCe 50c, for 19c. ’
Underwear Section, main floor.
a
The D. M. Read Co.
January .i
1 I
EM OiDERIES
We hove received our new lines of Embroidery and invite your in-
emotion.
FIN! IMIIOIDIRIIU. iNOERTIONO AND ENINGS. Thule doli-
cotn bottom so herd t5 itnd. admired by oil.
' HIAVIII‘ BMUROIDIRIIO, insertion end Edging. to match. For
more now Veer.
' Collier coven‘ounnomenv It Popllilr Prim.
‘onn’noioenv rLouncmce‘ in dillorent widths.
Norwalk Chronicler