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. ‘ieces.Talsles.Chalrs.Dav-
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osstsy ssksalis land Chime Clocks. ete‘.,
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finishes. '
.N 0T5.-Thishuildin|.in Which we occupied two entire Floors
has over lZyears. has been purchased by the New York Central
‘s‘s additionaljpaceior their New Terminal now in course of con-
vie must vacate by
April lat. as the building will
4- then be torn down. As we haven thsli the room st our new quar-
.ters. we find it necessary to sell out our surplus stock at public
auction; \l emust dispose tilt the quickest way we can, so this
shoud be a splendid opportunit
Everything wi
inn furniture. .
regardless of the cost or value.
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to those wh contemplate buy-
be sold to the highest bidder
FRANK M. RANDALL
‘ Manufacturer nhd Wholesale Furniture Dealer for 15 years.
, HENRY J. CHET'l‘lCK. Auctioneer.
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‘- METHODII‘T.
Elouth Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Church. Francis hourno Upham. 0.0..
pilliltll‘r-eiliilil a. -m..» class meeting.
John Grenwoodr-itlzilo s. m.. morale-l
uworsblp. serm nil-«.‘tlenerostty Aeoordw
ring to Go 0' inboard; 12 mo timid
school: 0" . up; month clincher? 11-;
a Student: Hiavilse oi the Word
God. the second sermon in a series
The imitation of (Christ. Music:
. Mal-nine. ‘
Preludo‘vi’rsyar ..... laemainroi
Anthommdosus' the Very Thought or;
't‘hoe.... ............. .....\Klnder
l)uet-Cruolllx ....... . ........ Faure
.. Mrs. Smith and Mr. 'Clyne.
Posiludolnl‘l Market
Evening.
Preludewlento. ..... ,. Krooger
.-\ntliom-»'l‘ilo King of Love .. Shelley
Tenor Solo, l
Mr. Albrecht.
Choir Hymn Stellblna
i'ostludo ...................... Costa
Monday evening Dr. 15. l’nrlloii Cud-
hum i/lneoln.
Norwalk Methodist Church. Frank
D. Torrey. pastor—«Morning worship.
10130: the pastor will preach on the
subject. "Workers With titled." Sun-
day morning class meeting. 0:30. i". ll.
l‘lodiont. louder. Sunday school. 12:00
p. m.. 0. .1. work superintendent. Ell»
worth League dovotionsi mrvlcc. 0:30
0. 111.: the subject tor the mention will
no “Tho lniluonco of a (treat Passion."
and the londoru will be Milli Alice 'l‘or-
ry and Miss Emma Roberts. Even.
{nit service. 7:30: cabinet of sorlnon.
"The blood for Spiritual Earnestnens.”
'l‘noudny. 7:40 p. in. claim meeting. led
by 0‘. 'l‘. Roscoe. \i’cduoadny. it p. m..
the annual nlt'it'llllK of the Ladies“ Aid
Society will he hold at the variation.
with election of olttcers tor the com
ing your; the announcement concern-
ing the limo of the "experience social"
will be made later. Wednesday. 7:30
p, m.. inst omelet hoard initiating for
this contorenco year. Thursday. 7:45
p. m.. prayer and praise meeting. Fri-
day. 3:30 p. in. Junior League. undcr
the direction at Mrs. Dwight. 8mlth; S
p, in.. Travel Club will hold its meet-
ing with Miau Carolyn Smith. Music
(or tomorrow:
Morning.
Prolndomilomnnco ........... (Iocrno
Quartet*"i-le shnll come down llllt‘
rain“ ........................ Allen
(‘onlralio uoio~ "i do not ask. 0
Lord" .. .................... Sproas
l'oatludo-~-Altegro Modurnto . Wurrmnnh
Evening.
l‘roludo»80ng Without Words
.......................... Spinner
Qllartet~-~"Tlio Shadow» of the Even-
in; ltour" ............. . . .Wiilisrns
Quortetr—«W‘nst lnlla the sub to even‘
tide" .........,..llavons
Postludc in t‘ . . . ......... . ..... Costa
Khllbt Street A. M. is}. Church. Rev.
8. H. V. Gumbo. pastor—vi’mohinrt at
11 a. m. by a local brother; liabilsth
School at 13:30 p. in. Mrs. Nelvinn
Burr. snparntntodont. Allen Christian
. services
31oz. social sad onwmlnnsntnofatae
Kr
Endeavor at 7 p. m.. A. C. Wilson. lead-
or: Preaching by the motor st it p.
1'11. subject. "(in tho Fence. The public
is invited.
CONGIIOATIONAL
The South Norwslk Congregational
Church. (Thule. S. Maetsrlnnd. pastor
whlomins service at 10:30 o'clock. st
which‘tho pastor will preach. ittblo
school. including the Young Men's Du-
pnrlment. Younu Women's Department
and Men's Christian inquiry Club. at
12 o‘clock. Tho leader of the inquiry
club will he .1. A. Peppsrd. The Sun-
day Evening institute will be nddrosu~
ed by Rev. Psut Moore Btrnyer, tollow.
ins the musical prelude which boxins
at 7:15 o'clock. The seats at sit sor-
vices and meeting» are free.
IAPTIIT.
Grace Baptist. Church. is. G. Nichols.
manna-Preaching at 11 n. m: Bond“
school at 12:30 p. in; baptism at s p.
111.. when the evangelist. M. A. Mex-
snder. will preach a doctrinal human.
The pastor will baptize. Devotional
service at 7:15 p. in. 8peclal sermon
by the evangelillt at 7;“ p. in. All nro
welcome.
INIOOPAL. '
‘ Trinity. Rev. l‘rodsriolt A. Coleman.
rector: it. .1. Sims. choir. director and
omnist—Qntnouusstms Isadore ‘I
s. in. celebration at the holy column
tan; 10:00 and; morals: purer and
sermon. 12 nu. Sunlisy sellout; . also
p. an. evening prayer and semen:
topic. “The Answer": tbrsorvios, will
he followed by the sdmisstorsarvios
of the Juniorlslrotberhoodot lit-Arl-
drew; the sermon villirelstsdotllis
Tue-darn trons. rssblsr
weekly sowing monitor of “lower
'llllll'l' Guildlst'itbs'zmml .1130 is.
gowns»? tbszatlildrssgm ‘
‘ars am“. on“ m.
the teachers. mammoth-nan.
may. the Mud “of bee will
it: sswsll «'s.
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to. evening worsli'p. sermon. Jesus on ,
.. ~11on Communion at 0 a. m.:
school at 10 a. m.; morning prayer and?
man will deliver his lecture on Abrn- ‘
' Month. 100.
4. .
next Willis. ”Those desiring copies
or the paper can obtain them at my
time.
(irate Church. the Rev. J. Benton
Werner. rectorwaiinquagellima sun-
day. The celebration of the holy coni-
munion nt 8 o'clock; moraine prayer
and sermon at 10:30; Sunday school
at noon: mission Sunday school at
llroadllivor at 3; evening prover and
sermon at 71:30. . ' ‘
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Cbrlst Chuyh. Rev. J. ilyplrin
Brown. rector. Quinnussestma Sunday
Sunday
Itermon at it a. in. . Friday evening.
Lenten mrvtcc at 7:30 p. m.
CHRlSTiAN SCIINCE BOC‘lETY
slv‘irst Christian Science society. 0!
Namath-«Regular Sunday services at
the reading room. Masonic building. at
it n. m. Subject. February. 20th.
“Christ Jesus." Testimony 01801111!
Wednesday at 8 p.‘ in. To both ser-
vices the public is cordially and "titer-I
naily invited. Reading room open to
the public each week day afternoonV
from 2:15 to 4:30.
SALVATION ARMY.
Salvation Armymflcrvloes will be
hold in the army ball on Water street
tonight. at 8:30 p. m. and tomorrow at
11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Bunddy school at
3 p. to. and Young People‘s liegion at
0:30 p. in. Open air meetings will be
held each evening. weather permitting.
A number of recruits will be Worn in
as Salvation Mill; soldiers at the
night. meeting on “Sunday ‘und Miss
Currie Wilbur will say iamwell. prev»
tour to her going than otilclsl papscttv
'to assist in army work at Vintsod.
Conn. hiverybody Welcome to those
services. Adjutant and Mrs. Winter-
bottom onlcers in charge“. ‘
'ro Gilli! A €01.th 0"! DAY
Take LAXATWE undue Quinton
Tablets. Druuists refund money it
it tails to cure. E. W. GROVE'B‘siz-
unture ls‘on each box. the.
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ELECTRIC OHOW lN PHlLADILo
PHIA.
Prof. Edwards 0. Wilkinson Deliver.
lug Lectures on..1'herspsutlos.
Edwards (3. Wilkinson is deliverins
n courso oi tortures on electro~thera~
politics at Philadelphia. The follow.
in: is from the Fltilsdelpbin Star:
"A tile from the. vastly important
com orcisl teaturs‘s'ineluded in the
display the paramount importance of
tho Electric Shows: the found in the
Scientific Sootion ' 4
hitllte. The exhibition opens‘bn stool
day night at the First Regiment- ar-
mory. when Mayor Rcybnrn will start
all the massive and iotrlcsts’niaohin-
dry in motion by preset" Lotltton.
"'i‘bst tuberculosis can be cured by
certain 's‘sm generated by electricity
is believed. but sutlieicnt progress has
not yet been made by invostiuatorn
Him hr 8. llolls Cohen and others
who arc oxirorimanting with the prob-
lem in their clinics. The results thus
tar achieved justity'the “onion that
ut‘ory material VWNMI “ltd.
in this direction and the equipment
will be an imporsnt attraction for
medical men and v cums oi the white
plume.
"Siren indurcd by electricity will be
soother unusual phenomenon shown
during the tum wants at the show.
The alibioot is placed in s nomiorlablo
reclining chair and waives oi electric-
st other sweep ovdr him and lull him
into penoelul and rnttul sleep.
“The whole gsmnt oi olectrtc there.
million will he run in the sciontttlr
section tor the particular purpose of
showing that all ’uéhartatsnisln and
quscirery has been eliminated from
tho practice and lust the best physic-
tnns at all schools now apply this our
ativo uncut. .
"(in Thursday evening only physic-
lnns Will be admitted to ill. mlentlilr
mum All tin-cunts the other thir.
tsen nights oi the exhibition the dean.
onstrattona by Professor innards (l.
Wilkinson. oi ltouth Norwslk. Conn.
and Dr. I.. R. Newboili. hi this city.
will he s popular charactsr. Spammi-
lar torusnros like. lighting a 000
can Iopowsr lamp tin-ouch the bodies
of two men having n man serve as a
torch abuse with light. and cooking
it course that by wireless are omens
thonowll and mystifyin; portormsno
as promised." '
POOL OAMI8,AT 0L0 WILL.
with.”
“mu
Round to be finished Tonight. ,
The pool universal Old Well flock
and under County have finished
three more names. and'tbs first round
willibe over hohlhtv D; W. Raflord
defeated 11. L. mini. Harold Horrill
won trowel-sword Jason's“ Theo-
edueationsi ex;
Three More Planstl. and tile First
South Not-walk Pellets Must Menuhin
Need it.
Kidney ills come quietlywinystar-
ioualy. '
But nature slwnys warns you.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See it the color lsuuilesltbvm .
if there are settlings and sediment.
Passages tracheal, acsnty. painful;
Pill” time than to use Dean's Kidney
a, . . .
To ward off Bright's disease or dlflf
holes.
Dean's have done great work. [iii
south Norwsllr. . . J.
"him. 8. A. Brown. 39 Franklin.
street, South Not-walk. Conn. ssysi‘
"it was several years ago that i used
Dean‘s Kidney Pills. but i remelnbar
very Well the great benefit 1 derived.
1 was annoyed far a longtime by tre-
quant attack at backache and sharp
pains in my idnoya. There was also
a dlillcutty with the humor secretions
and this was unsorted 0 of on
noyanco. Dunn's Kidney ills. procur~
ed at Pinisted'sxb‘rlly Store. relieved
theso troubles. in my opinion this
remedy llhould be used by every suf.
icror from kidney trouble."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fostorlllllblirn Ca. Bottom.
New York. note agents for the United
States. '
Remember the. name—Dosa‘s—nnd
tsilo no other. *
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nauusssrssllouscru
(Continued mm mm Page.)
llroollliold town. 1.101.
Dnnhury town. including Dunbut'y
city, 23.502:
llnnbnry city. 20.21“; want one. 4.-
977; ward two, 4.800; word three.
5.000: ward tour. 0.3?2.
Dnrlcn town. 3.9m,
Easton town. 1.052.
Falrliuld ton-n. 6.134.
Greenwich town. including (lreetr
wich borough. 10.603.
Greenwich borough. 21.886,
Huntington town. including Shelton
borough, 6.545.
Shelton borough. 1.307.
Monroe town. 1.002.
Now Canaan town. including New
Canaan borouzh. 3.667.
New Canaan borough. 1.072.
Sew Fall'tield town not.
Nos-town town. Including Newtown
borough. 3.012. _
Newtown borough. tilt.
Norwaik town. including Norwnlk
and South Norwsllr cities. 24.311.
Norwntil city. 0,051.
south Norwalk city. 8.068.
Roddliiit town. 1.617.
itidneliold town. including Ridge
ileld borouiril. 3.1m.
lttdgoileld borough. 1.114.
Sherman town. null.
titamford town. including Stamford
cit)“. 28$“.
Btnmlord city. 25.138: ward one.
0.878. wsrd two. 7.915; ward three.
6.308: srsfli tour. 5.057.
Etmttord. town. 5.712.
Trumbull town. 1.642.
Weston town. 331.
Westth town. 4.259.
\t‘ilton town. 1.?06.
Ten Years Ago. .
Only in isolated instances did the
imputation of a
crease from its also in 1000.
in ii‘nirtlold county. only the small
towns of Monroe. New r‘slrtioid.
Newton's. Sherman and Weston show-
ed less populsuon in 1910 than in
1900.
As has been announced before.
ilrtduopori'a gain was the largest oi
any town in the county. it increasing
lroin 70.096 in .1900 to 102.05! in
1910. The no ulation of the other
places In l-‘sir old county in 1900 is
shown lty tho lollowin table:
ilsthol town. including 'llcthei bor-
ough. 3.327.
llethnl borough. 2.001.
tlroohlloid town. 1.046.
ilnnilul‘y town. including Danbnrl'
city. 19.4“.
llsnbury city. 18.037.
llsrlen town. 3.110.
Eaton town. 980.
Fairlieid town. c.4119. . ‘
('ireenwlrh town. including ill-cen-
wloil borouuli. 12.172.
Greenwich borough. 8.420.
bomnsb. 0.673. ,
titration borough. 3.837.
lonres town. 1.040.
Nsw‘Csnasn town. including New
Canaan borough. 3.988.-
Nstmsnssn MMblh.1.804.
New» Pairileld tows. ills.
“ .uis.
Nb ' n boroughflt. ’
Neural! town. "intuition Norwstll
toa'n show a do.
Huntington tows. including Shelton
Newton tests. including Newtown
The' D. M. Read Co.
Established 1857.
nxmnrr or BABY chiznisons
AND oo—csn'rs
IN new MODELS FOR SPRING.
In the-window at Middle St. and Fairfield Av. will be
seen a few specimens of new Carriages for little folks. in
the latest designs, showing all the approved inventions for
the careful conveyance of the little bodies. ensuring safety
and health. ' .
Late fashions in coloring with reed tops.
The patent colla siblc onennotion Clo-Carts. that fold
quickly and easily. w rich are such a convenience in gomg
about by train or trolley. and which are also accéptablc to
householders with limited space for furniture.
GmCsrts in prices from $5.00 to $22.50.
Furniture Store,
FOR THE WOMAN WHO EMBROIDERS.
New Jabots and Croats. styles the, tailored woman will
aliect as soon as she can make them. Blue and white, pink
and white. lavender and white. green and white. and the new
shade oftan which promises to be the rage. Simple de-
signs that can be quickly worked.
Aprons. crossbarrcd muslin. stamped for working. a spe-
cial at 15c.
Collar and Cuff Sets of heavy white linen. b
Belts. Pincushions. Handkerchiefs. Huck Towels, etc.
H
fourth floor.
Lingerie Garments
(if snowy. fine nainsook. nighirobes. chciniscs. corset cov-
ers. etc, stumped with dainty patterns. ready for work.
Art Section, third floor.
Initial Handkerchiefs. Novelties with inch long and
very narrow letters. \"ery stylish.
Pure Linen. hand embroidered in white or colors. for
women and men. 25c each.
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Those interested in Children's and Infants’ Clothing.
Sll‘Uilltl see the display of new and dainty little garments,
mill toys and pretty toilet articles.
s
Second floor.
The D. M. Read. Co.
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There IS a n: 3.2:...»1finWm Public
Certainty
About the
The following interesting list or
books was added to the South Norwalk
Care of Trees In Lawn. Street and
Parks.
Mathews. .l. L.
Conservation of Water.
Herbert. W..
Houses for Town and Country.
Watson. W. T..
tieneral Specifications for Concrete
Work.
Heliport. I“. T..
mutilation Frame and Brick Houn-
es. Stables and Outbuildings and
ourselvasb—we do not have to take Estimating c.“ at Bulldlnss. lite.
mmebodr eln's word for with!“ » The three books-last mentioned are
hole: the larssst importing tea id “up” ; demand 10.. books that
and‘ooltee nation in this country ”nugg- mgy W «netted by per-
vre buy to advantage—so r custom- sons coats atlas Wm",
era. as result. nil-1.1:» or quality Saint-Mann
tor the so. and to round out the A magma“ Home.
deal we give them vsluable pre- v“ De “7“,, V. p” .
Inlulnl odd perform amp rmlca. From KIWI go a.“
Doyou wonder tbst his: petition “.1391”... n 7 ,e. 7 . ,
., our company to out "in Item in indium rightm- ass Problems.
“ ,‘thoir lowest . ‘ cruiser-o. n. a. ,
. ’ Pleasant band of France.
Library during February:
Ws'arc sure of their nut-“urn: n- mm...
_ _ '. .. . ' lanes. J. it
The Union Pacific
Fernow. 1]. R,
cellonoe because we prepsro them Jaw“ A. w"
New sailor-east and its People.
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or” ”"0 '“ "i v“ ~ Q” , northbound?
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tows. instants; kidne- ., inns muss new-“(Wkgy‘or e
inhuman . ' woo-rs comps. tmvnu.‘
‘ ‘ftswn. installing slsmtoru 0w“ contour .th ll" Wm
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80 ’ . ill .
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