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tlful pieces of hand- painted china. See
advertisement.
Mrs James O'Hara, Mrs. A, W. Toy:
lor and Miss Viola Decker spent
Tuesday in New York.
The w. G. T. U.. will meet on Friday
at 3" p. m.. at 46 Gregory Boulevard.
East Nowell: unless it‘is stormy, i
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PORTLAND, Me. Dec. ilr—The di-i
n subsid‘hw or the New York, New lie-i
yen and Hartford. declared the. reel
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Hard Slaw Locally.’ .
The action of the board of diro‘ltors‘
western in New Haven where NewI
Haven rend stock has by. long a
household idol and where? ‘
[Ally mum. wage, No' in.
Ordegflofifihuhertls of Bethlehem. will
methdho’mew Rod Men 8 Hail Nor-
walk tonight: ‘. i.
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17* repulsitlon of Surgeon Wyn!
William Verdi on comptroller Dunn
tlor $300 for medical stores for the C.
DMZ; uh“ li'eonmppi-oved by Governor
Baldwin
~«One idling: ohm hasn't “gone up"
except. in “einoke"—«Silk Ribbon ciguts.
There has been no apparent change
Kin the condition of Joseph Ally, the
man shot list Saturday night. Physi<
clnns Item that they can see no nos-
, slble chance for the man to recover,
and that it is only a question of how
long his wonderful vitality will keep
him alive. It is believed that he will
continue in his present semi-conscious
state until he is thoroughly exhausted,
and will then die.««.Danbury News.
«Meet, me at Pierce and Wallace's.
134 Washington utreet.
.iohn Mchrney was seriously injur-
ed yesterday while cutting wood. He
was holding the saw so that his father
would not strike it with the axe when
he tried’to open the cut with it to
keep it from binding. liis son's hand
was near the cut and when he swung
the are. it caught upon it brunch and
was thrown off its course. It struck
'the boy's lct’t forotlnizod and ripped it.
mum to the bone.
ting along nicely.
-- Wins actuators and nmnlruro sets,
at (1, ll}, Dow's. '
linlymlovon mm choppinu thus l‘i'
nuitn before Christmns
nvnil ynnlsnli oi' the time. and Heloflt
your gift» now."l‘ho largo stock A. .l
(ioiiins (to affords you n opportunity
to make on mow noloctlon oi‘ not only
it lusting remembrance, hut one that
in "mint, An their line of (iloho
Wot-niche Bookcases, Fruntz Prmnicr.
Electric swmpors, MCDMIKB” Kitchn
on (Minnow. illusion Garnet Sweepers.
Cut (Home, tummy (thine and their ima
menu: stock of (lift. Furniture and
their lino of toys; for tho little folks,
make it an (may look for you to choosa
from. Read Adv. ,
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our mun.
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from its holdings has hood legumes
a»; practically a fixed income and iis- ‘
‘ured unori Shy many families. .An ex-
pert in ilne‘hcial circlegihere flint night
efiumuted Hint on. New Harem road
has in the past paid but Mtw’oen
$20.00» “to $25,000 in dividends to
investors in New Haven and it will
be 8. sad Christmas message to them
that this large sum is cut fill this
‘quarter for the first time in forty
years, or in Um lives of most of they
present holders.’
Savings Bank: Not Aflected.
There was considerable discussion:
last night as to tho ed’ect of this nu-i
usual action upon the savings hauling
and their right to invest in New lie-3a
nwmsnn sv. MAINE CENTRAL .-
mctors of the Maine Central railroad, ,'
is a hard blow to A greet many "in-33
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a few of the many items.
I Neckwcar
Gloves
Snapenders
Collars
Shirt Jetvelry
Cull Bonus
Military Brushes
Dress Suit Cases
Accessories for
Traveling
Sweaters
Hats
spirit.
made for the boxes.
ven road bonds Many seemed to bet
under the impression that this would;
liar the hanks from further invest-
ments in them under the law. but as
a matter of feet under the law the
action yesterday has no effect at all.
The law provides that if n compuny‘
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saves nine”
This applies to teeth as lunch if
not umro than anything clue. A
cavity of decay never gets smaller
utter it slum. it grows nights
and Sundays, just like interest on u
polo. The only thing chat will
stop it. is is well lnnorted ii‘ililnpz.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
DENTISTRY IS THE PAlD’PRlNCI-
PAL THAT STOPS THE INTEREST
16 80. Main 8t, 80. Norwalk,
HOURS: 9 A. M. T0 8 P. M.
SUNDAYB BY APPOINTMENT
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Elwin
Small V
Accounts
‘J ‘ are
Welcomed in our
timings Department.
Wits draw inter-
est than the first at
each month It tmir
not «an, per annum.
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Our stocks are just brimful of useful gifts for men
Our entire furnishings stock is made up of menu gifts
for men. and anything from this store bears the im-
print of quality and good taste.
You’ll find gifts here £or men of all egos—6 to 60
or beyond. As a reminder or suggestion we enumerate
Carlee
Hosiery
Shirts
'Undcrwear
.Garters
- Collar Boxes
Comb and Brush
Sets
Bags
{Trunks
Mackinaw Coats
Umbrellas
Free Holiday Buttes
Many of our holiday items are packed in handsome
boxes, appropriately decorated. with the Christmas
Where goods can be.so boxed. no charge is
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Thm Socialite Iracomh‘nodin
i ll line at Motion in Fairllcld
the three associations oi! this county
‘mnaliy one body and was divided into
as the Falrtield ‘liiast, Fnlrtleld West
and Fnirtiold South-wast. Associations
i’i‘he Association was marrow in 1709
idietence betwen the churches and the
only means of travel was by stage
coach. in 1876 seven chinchee from;
the southwestern part of the count;r
were admitted. and then a new see
ltion called the Fartieid Southwestern
Conference wee formed. it was in the
lithe Association was divided into two.
parts 205 years ago. and y'esterdofs
i meeting was really the 206 anniversary
‘0! the Write-id County Association.
:Todny 47 Congregational churches of
:the county were represented, and 29
int them had delegates at the meeting.
. The association also includes four mis-
‘ sion chapters.
5 Revision of Con-titution.‘
The meeting started at til o'cl'gck in
‘the morning} and the first business
3 brought up was the revision of several
ferticles in the constitution. it was do
‘cided to hold two regular meetings a'
semiannual. These meetings shall
fall on A Tuesdny of the month speci-
i'ield. All other meetings will he spec-
ial. it is also voted that the Program?
Committee shall notify the churches;
and ministerial members 10 days in ad.
vanco‘ol’ a meeting instead of one
week. There were numerous other re-
visions. '
i A recess was held between t and 2
o'clock, and a luncheon was served in
the Sunday school room by the wo-
men of the parish. Because of the
ol' Solllhport, who spoke on the "New
Congregational Litnny." This includ—
ed a report of the National body re
(‘enlly held in Kansas City, Kansas.
1 Following the speech mode by Judge
IPerry. the election of omccrs for the
1 Trust Co.
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ALL KINDS OF
FRESH FISH
Oysters and Clams
and Escallops Fresh Daily
Opened Long Clams
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE 108.
(‘ hiuu
Chooolnio riot. iiuvnrin tiltinn
.............. $10.00 a "I
[(‘o (‘ ronm til i, Nit upon (lhinn
............... $6.00 e not
itchy blot, Nippon i‘hihu
' ........ . ...... 8530 a let
*" (Yoko Slot ......... $3.98 a list
()rnnno llowi $3.98 a lot
Shim] liishon in ilnvorln and
Nippon $1.98, $2.00 and 52‘93
J lion lion Dishes, unsound don
signs in French and Nippon
(thins. .. $1.50. $2.80 end with
Covered (trucker Jars. Minion
(lhinn .......... .. $3.00 «0"
Sngm unit Groom tints
. $800 and $350
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J. I Mallett
tall: for a period stifling your to nun not here any effect consequently
at least It per cent. on all its out»;'i‘his [lithe second quartet-of the pm-
stunning capitol stock carton broke out Ami your. and no 1 12 per can.
An eluunni unsortnwnt ol' dnlniy
FREE DELIVERY.
Holiday Display w.
of Hand Painted China
pieces of Hand i’uinu-d
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(lover-ed (linenso Dishes, Nippon
....... ....., $2.60 and $3.60
ilrond i‘inteu, ilm'nrht and Nip-
pon Chino $1.50 and $2.00
tinndwioh Pinion and (hips. ne-
soriozl designs, Nippon Chitin
$1.00auet
Jolly idol Nilmon ilhinn
............. “.00 a 09!
Nippon Trays, unsorted auctions.
in French hilt] Nippon (thine
....... 31.00 and $2.69
Nut Elem. lemmll China
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Mayonnaise or Whipped Cream
howls, Nippon China it please
. ........ .. ...... . 75¢ a lot
inexpensive Nippon Chino, dainty declination, in Saloon Treye,
lion lion wishes. Cree/11mm
....... ztconch
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“rut...” . “Hamill.
ionsuing ‘yenr took place and for the
‘ 20th consemitive your, Roy li‘. S. (‘hild
.oi' the local church wus elected regis-
ltmr. The elections werenei‘ollows:
Moderator, Rev. ixmis F. Berry oi'
Stamford; vice moderator, Dr. E. N.
Packard oi Stratford. scribe, Rev, Mil~
ton Wittier of Brokileld Center; rogis
:tmr Rev. F. 8. Child; treasurer. John
1.}?! Lawrence of South Norwalk: nudi-
‘lor Edward ll. linker of Grgcenwich
|The following were named chairman‘
of their committees: Program-Commit"
on, Rev. Ernest li‘. McGrogor or Nor.
wulk; Finance. Judge Bacon Wnlwman
of [Fairileidz Ministerial Standing. Rev.
William H Holman of Southport; Ap.
portionment llr. William (7,
of Shelton; Social Service, Rev John
7 Stupicton of South Norwalk; Sunday
Eclmol Committee. ‘ Rev. Wilson it.
Stewart of Stamford; Missionary loin.
mitten, Wilhur A. Smith of Bridgeport.
Rev. L_ F. Berry Moderator,
'Moderntor Rev. Louis 1‘0, ilcrry pro-
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filament). Dec. 11:44 the mld- 2:
your union meeting of the F‘uirileld .2
County Association of Congregational
Churches and Ministers held Tuesday 1.
‘ sung it'airtield Congrelmtionnl church ;
it wan moved and passed to combine ..
into one and to continue under the .'
same name: The association was ori. :1
.three bodies which have been JmOW-n I.
' ’205 years ago in the Congregational :’
church which stood in Strati’ield, nOw ,
f .part of Bridgeport. 'In 1736 it war (ii .I
ivided into two bodies because of the V
Fair-field Congregational church when 1 ‘
year one in May, which will be called ' .- ,‘
the mid-year meeting. mound of the ,~
_ Christmas
Will Soon Be Here?)
We have made great preparinfions tor tilting
your Ch‘rietzmls order. You. will find our store.
completely stroked with the heel. of «everything to
1 out and drink at rest low prices. if
' Watch to: our Christmas advertisement.
will may you.
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A. F. Beckmnnn 81 Co.
ljl AND 35 WASHINGTON 3T. SOUTH NORWAMQ
PHONE 440.
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Useful Christmas Gifts
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Here is a elm-e full of Splendid..X.nuus opportunities which you ‘U '.
are cordially and earnestly invited to come and enjoy. v
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will be your Reward for coming here. To make this store. decidedz
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’ ‘ * CHRISTMAS GIFTS THIS YEAR
We have studied. planned stud worked: for months post. Now ev-
emitting is in readiness and so can any with pardonuble pride that
here is a. Holiday Dismay that no one nill want to miss.
M. ‘Moltasch 81 Son
r20 WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN'STORE——210 Atlantic Street. Stamford.
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time the devotional sm‘viCes were “111- ,
ited to one speaker, Judge J, HmPerryi
Holiday Stock Complete
Slater 81 More'l. Emerson,
SHOES for Men
E. C. Burt‘s. Lounsbury 8t Soules, C. P. Ford
SHOES for Women
Conneally 81 Bracken
and Keith
I. nthrnp *
sidml nu: chairman
itmcuusu of tho innhllity of Dr. (‘
‘i‘lrown moderator of
body. to attend vDr. ‘lirown sent his
regrets from New llnvon iiy telegram
churches. “Dr it“ 8. Child and William
unr and Benson .1 W. Murviu oi’ Nor
walk; itev Louis it” Berry and Milton
Fessomlcn oi illumtord; m.
ilev. Frederick A Balcom oml Deacon
Albert Wheeler ot Monroe; Rev L.‘
Rodgers nnd ill. (7. Mood of North
Charles N Mom] And lilies linrrict
Taylor. of Greenwich Second: Roy. W.
is Mthrop and Delaware Q Mongol:
‘ turd;
Noah of Weslpm't; my mines it
eel-piano and Deccan it '5 Henry oi:
,Ecu‘th m; New. Wilmimna
oi the mention!
trout. disuppointmnnt wns expressed
ii. i
the nntionni.
The following um thn minimum and 1: W and (liurrnco in. anm" of 12mm... ‘
dolomite-s {mm W“ “WW“ l"""nh’itivld Center, and the following from
0 Burror lo‘uirtiold Titer. ll: ‘F‘ MGM" tilennett nnd ll. it. Nuttluton oi Went
H. S. '
BMW" and iii. A “”00“” or Dar-ion. ‘sirnot, Rev llcnry (‘ Woodrnif and it.
Greenwich; Rev C E, Taylor, ileecoo‘m nml Deacon I: 1) Email of the
WM“ “5” E. 1" mourn ”7 sum 1 scrotum, pimples. rushes, etc. are due
95" W. 3- Holman ’01 South Lto impure blood. Burdock Blood “flit
m ‘w. (Ml Nicenndw to;
yam of Mrmmulk; Rev. John 4 skinned. .
$5. 25 PER TON
large Size, No.2 Nut Coal
$5.25 PER TON‘
HARRIS & CANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Norwalk. Tel. 721.
lloilmi‘, Rm '1‘. lil Luv. and Allimm l'.
Smith of Nowtnwn; Rev. Milton Witt,
Trained
men and women always lead in
the ilridgnnort churches, llov. W L
rind Rev. Cumin ( ‘crrcin of tho tuition
(hingresniionnli. ltcv. (toinld H Brand
and Deacon 0 M Bonnet t of the Perk
the met» ,lor 'prommion uml ‘
13‘ Prince of the mock Rock Rev. E.
8. Swain and Deacon L. It. Bitumen or
or the South Church, tilev l’ in Math
holtur pity. lhlndrods have re
'ceivcd this training which leads
King's Highway. to Success at
wMoat dinngoring skin ' cmpum
term is a clouding blond tonic. Make:
you clearered, clunr-brdinsd, clear
WNG rt ..
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Wynne toiled
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