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WWW Spent Way with hir.
‘ and Mrs. Edward 8. Merritt, area»:
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‘ Inflammation Wage. manager on
the Polls! Telegraph dirice at Meridian.
m e that end visitor at her home
‘ihllllnsii‘lflmik.
Mr. and Mrs. John (Iowan, of Stem.
VA , oi seam marine. I , I
flair" M Nor-women; heard Rev.
John Stapleton's sermon on “Initiad.
tho" “Imam Norwallr Condom
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The bridge till is rapidly drawing:
near its emulation and there is nd
cessation in the endless strszun
. tenths landed with gravel
Mbért Smith. ct the East Side has
‘ moved from Winfield street to Fcrt
street where he will make. his home.’
'i‘or the family in the future
i
All the East Norwalk churlhcs had;
xood- congregations yesterday. the linoI
mater permitting slight excuse for,
.notnttending some one service.
3—..-
‘Charles Tobey. who is quite ill. had
a slight mm for the worse this «norm 1
in: and a hurry call was sent for his:
physician Mir Tobey has appendicitis '
Edward Tobey. of New Haven, spent;
the week-end at his home in East Nor-
walk. returning to his duties in the
Slovene Garter Company this morn-
ill.
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Dr. Arthur H. Goodenouizh. of illum-
Tord. district superintendent, will be:
present at the fourth quarterly conv
torenco meeting at the East avenue
> Methodist chumh on Wednesduy ev-
:5 coins. ’ .. ‘
'Mr and Mrs, charles bane, of Dor-
lon Boint. are the proud parents of a
July dwghtor born to Mrs. Lane in:
. the New York Hooplini on Sutiirday.i
Mother and child were doing finely at
able writing.
Crowds filtered along the various
hiaiwtye yeaterday to witness the
program on the Washington street:
bridge contract hurl Were nurnrised all,
the speed which Is “apparent from the
work accomplished. l
Them hoolicon a furniture store iii-{WM ’Mm‘ “”0 “Mn“ ““1"” {mellow In Nuuzntuck and William:
filled in the ilolnor Block to supplant;
the monotony of emptiness; which him I9 “3"“ amount in this brunch oi the l 0‘ those townp over 11"” thounud doi-
lilem in addition to the low to individ
‘ been the case Mme H. B. G. Ryder!”
1" are up his butcher munitions in thei
. «torn. Mr. Rocco in in charge of the
emporium. -
The bridge workmon are toduy in-
mtlnx the uteel rides for the caisson
that 'Pler No '1 may be worked safely
and with all freedom from water on—
trance. The work in Proceeding reku
ml: and should not consume n. Kraut
I «ll of time. although the tides hinder
follow“.
I ft
‘7 on Iflfllmm‘l at work upon the
up». has been (juoted mam tinned
link {tinny uprmlane, but porhepp
”flu-oi! only me the moat laughable
fill. 1% who Hoisting in nnlondinu‘
“a stone when mulling nlippod‘
,c in: tho stone «winning moral pound!
‘ mulled memo-nil. The non of 1m
W limited thankfully over the side
Milne um and then until in (mi
m m‘himru out the dung thing
when“
.,; coma PACT.
"Mint m. Only titty left. it...
«damn your ominous at once
“new
“they we me warm and worth
M m
' awning-r m run: ram-mm.
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let M home at M I.
Ilium their auspicious millet two
:cmnpauist. The young ladies present
I which gathered in the Iiiowayton‘aoso
Vane rendition was given all the num-
tlonul chum [abortion ,1 be“
‘ . ford yesterday.
”iguana, which he in raising.
Flemming, Mansfield avenue.
”iii are. Julius Went. lior
Menu oi the West Side. m m
‘ MW in Word.
The police invalidating them-eel;
and no» V1.6.
Iowa. or mailer! illuif. have (linden
young men who turn just returned
tromxo Wooten trip. Detective Wit
not guilty or the charge.
we. may W John. of Rowena.
amine, m a snout recently at it
birthday dinner given in] flip. Jennig
drum of Dorian. Them was in
honor at Mr. Ballard”: natal day. An
artistically arranged table and viande
prepared on Mrs. Mullett so well
my: how, were an interesting ad-
input to a very enjoyable evening.
AI Ivory anticipatory recital was given
in Rowuyto‘n, last week .tho article he
lug Nine Emma Brush Fallon. Blow
tioniat. 0! South Norwnlk. and Miss
clam Mills. contralto. oi 'Rowoyton.
mile V. may Fallen was the piano ac-
ed a moat meritorious and varied pro
gram. delighting the large audience
Company's quarters. Exceptionally
capable elooutlonist, and Miss Mill‘s ill
hers Mien Fallon is a popular mu
a brilliant vocalist. and was at her
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DARIEN
OROTON
Nwflm
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J. W. Holly was a vlnitor in stem-
.-—-——v.——~ 9
Mrs. A. D. Mend was a visitor in
Stamiord,.ycetcrdey.
Roy Finch is busy with a flock of
Mrs. T, W. Austin oi Nipple avenue.
Noroton Heights. was in Stamford
yesterday. .
Mrs. Agnes O'Connor has returned
to “Keewayden.” utter a number of(
dnye’ absence. .
The Travel Club meets at theI
home of Dr. and Mra. N. G. Noxon.
. Monday night. ' I
I
Mr. and Mrs. Themes Reading or
Maple arenue have returned after a
trip to Philadelphia
The Whirl Club met Friday at
temoon at the home 0! him. William
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Mrs. Chester Pitch, with her two
children. after a visit in Texas 'where
rho Wont last fall. has returned to
her Dorian home. e
The parcel-pout domrtment at the
Darlen poet-onion is they mean duyir
'The bullpen is over double the
rvlce.
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This ludiun of Dorian are asked to
meet with the Civic Dengue in Saint
inrko‘d 1‘01le church wt 2:30 Tum
day ntiernoon in dinouoe the problem
of providing in mm lunch for tho
Dorian school children. At Non-ohm
the children have already been provid-
ed. and it in no doubt chm at this
meeting the Iberian noholure will be
cured tor.
in Damn. loot week. there Wore
three mien of reel em. with more
mail of .600. This ommpondod
with one ale and norm of 3700 tor‘
the mound week of mm. 1912.
The milieu follow: Anna A. limb
icy to sword Lumber (impurity.
Dove road: Mum ll. Raymond to
Ole! iii. Icahn. or Orndell. N. 1.,
Oopneoticut turnpike: Merlm‘ n.
wmnmwi‘n Wall Tokenolte
First mammal: Hmmmmiim
litmus practically completed the con
‘mtemlhcu HIDPMM alum
communism!“ ppm the Miller
1111119”an ind m indications
loot“ mowing-o Mil Meta mi
> mafia» W minimum alum
ford The commodore“: like the
flnm.W Court claim will merit?“ WI “5- M W W in “In“ smite” from Meme Court Havana
claim It). ThailivioWehu mo
mmmmmunm
and their “cilia; am in pro
'tiieautoofloniothedirtroadon
’ full the disease has prevailed oxteu
Iiore, re—vucclnatlon should be had of.
tor a). few yours. caiiocinliy ii" the dis-
'once are agreed that no quarantine.
. or diphtheria and it will not stamp out
‘ smallpox.
‘ vuecinnied. in this my the money en-
Imrn wading. .
The death rate was 13.0 for the large
iwnn. tor the mull tom 12.5 unit for ‘ '
the whole plate 12 1. The decline re
Worm-n new. on minimal or
:, one. nhMi‘WilmnI m ut the nitpra
neon min-no». steamy. lit wits
round 3km: night in front of the Wool
, munch (Hub let Wu ‘
erhnd being Manned that they are,
W.
I'm round it m to We a.
hurried barium trip to Stamford. A
Minted bmhtut hill! cut him M
on the. no while he likes to oi
dart ilnp- time be m plot getting".
arm hit or speed out or his Miriam
Mend the will), When just near the ,
corner ‘ot LyRoy avenue and Main,
'otreetan large truck rwou command. .
To make cure of passing it be turn; , I
odofitehamiothorlghtwhichiook.
with Mr Galen purely encouned under
nouth With hetp that come to his red . .
cue the auto was mot right side up' .
day at the old ewiend which earned ex-
ceeding iortvunnte, taking in all the - .
circuetencee, l .
atrium “one
in the sun
IRAR'I‘FURD. Dec. lax—«"Tlie cou-
tinned presence of smallpox inf the ' '
8min."'aaya Dr...ioeoph ii. Townsend.
secretary ot’the state Board of lvioelth.
in the monthly bulletin mm by the
board today. “makes it again neces-
sary to call attention to the import-
.ance of a more general vaccination
against smallpox. During the poet
naively in the eastern part of the riots.
thoenueme wildness olmany oi the
cases. which did not oomeuuderithc
core of a physician, contributing to its
append.
“The experience of a hundred years
throughout the civilized work! has .>
proved the absolute protection against
enrollpo‘x “aided by successful wool.
nation with reliable lymph. and repeat-
ed with suiiicleut frequency. The pro
tootionnceured By a single vaccination
in not perpetual in oil persona. There
ease is prevalent. All men of experi-
however rigid and well-curried out.
'will olwnys prevent the spread or
smallpox. There are always mild uu
recognized cases. which never one a
physician. and which go on sprouting
the disease alter the severe comm
qumtiaed. ‘How my the diocese
may be (10an is nhown by an in-
cident in New Londim recently. when
u nonunion women with two children
suffering from smallpox. uncut the
night in a reilroul station. exporting
mymvpim to infection. (Jinan-un-
tlne has not humped out scarlet fever
Tho expense to u commu-
nity or maintaining a strict qunrnutinu
in often enormous. The outbreak»; or
iii: last year wet the public transom
“MB. The protection allowed by r.
auccmful vaccination in no cerium.
while quarantine is no inhuman: and
expcnuive. that in coma plates the
quuruntining oi smallpox has been dis-
contiuued and the burden oi protect.-
inz liirnnoli put on the individqu and
not upon the public. Home: ore plan
carded and the public warned to not
pended for isolation hoopltaln. :9le
sum. npeciul («as and. so forth. is
tuned for o much better public are.
Vuceinntluu and vaccination alone will
prevent smallpox."
Report» received by the board rim?
that there were 1, 278 deaths during the
month of November. Thin nm 38
more than in October and 20 more
than in November or last year. and 51’
more than the Home number of
deaths during November (or the live
norm train intentions dim“ More
19D, being 13.5 per cent. of the will!
mortally.
waned Parana Book «312,4: . pm a.
“Words tell in dmlboilne "Joy
clam.
Mum)? morning George Gout. tho I '
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‘2' Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating
' TheGorham Co. ’
l0 Pint It. Ill! Milli
‘What'n the one of keeping poultry
unless you set man
You are keeping poultry nor *pnolt.
end the chic: pounce of profit is case.
it you don‘t get them you are Ming
may.
Gophers Laying Tonic will give you
We
Charles E. Dow
3700* 0'
RANGES
in a» most ”who mm
STAMFORD. MAGEE
V0“. PERFECT
ACORN
Aloe menu for All Ninja.
Jones 48! Hoichliss
Campauy
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‘f ll. [ anrmnss IN TOIL.
.A in toil-alone can happincm be
i“ found.
{‘2 Tho’ one should sail the languid
’T summer Incas
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‘Of idleness for aye, each day re-
.. sumo
His .come‘vtnro’ieeble m... the
ceaseless round
3% 0i voyage w0uld bring the soul
. II no case.
in ,
.- H ‘Bui val“ regrets and chiller»; mis-
.; - cries,
ll . .
H ' And deep despair Would be its
for final doom.
0i ,
That man Ishmrld earn his bread
by roll is best.
it Were there no toil. there never
iii . could be rest.
:; Ami they who labor hard with
I’brain-or hand
“ Shall n‘m refreshing sleep. de-
3 lightiul dreams;
Ant all night long. shall roam a
pleasant land,
And lie on banks of flowers by
running streams.
«Everett Maxwell. in Tfic Farm
Journal-
w.
“i thank you for the flower you
sent.” she said.
And then she poured. blush‘d,
and droop’d her head;
spoke last night,
The flowers have sweetly proved
that you were right.”
Then I forgave her, took her hand
in mine,
Seal'd her forgiveness with the
old, old sign.
'And as we wandcr’d through the
dim-lit bowcm
I wondcr’d who had really sent
the flowers.
widow York Tribune.
"Forgive the {or the worlds I,
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Electrical (.0.
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