mlimwoum out mm
fl- ‘ ' l
o
_ m oral-um pool play... hop. ulw
"otter-Christmas n Mammal will
be am. i
3, A awhile-t woe stored oi: Johann
! gCoio’s form Woman carried "into
. the mud morning. ' )
W
9 Richie m ”Mnmtnhr'n modding:
dog “Wyn who oi good old
stock. «'
There is skating on Groeochner‘s.
“-zmmd. oi: all. will: uevnml little lots
mwmw m run on:
«I: “Inwm . , "
Monet-mailers! mm: the arid“
woils- wmii sides, «some in * ono hole.
the «brim iiili. gives woman 01. being
cotfip‘lfltoim into short time.
rule-m humor idol-wins - the
stool Dildos tor-the column about Plot:
No. .7. which: it is expected will be
finished memo weather becomes
too ooh! ‘t'o moot-fora. -
The many friends of R. E. Morrison
will be" sorry to hear of the loss or
his only brother, Fullerton Morrison.
who passed away at his homo, 1412
State strent.lmidge-uori, Conn, yester-
’ a mil. ham his mother. mo. E.
him». or Woo». N. J., mom.
clerk. m disposed ol'his‘famous bull: m
.ooinrromuod‘umbeoutond
“In. :Woltnr Rood. whom hm
:fliblodto no out 3mm.
Rev. 0. mm unmade mommy
iv.
milebriuhtwm and general at:
when; here was an inspiration to
ilk! “momma: at Mon and Nora-
~¢th
J. B. Wilma, who has been in has
hopes soon to be fully restored f in
health.
mm: from u vmoevmoold,-m: -
n.
mlmmh" -‘
manual-r; on “on”. new
live momma or the Proxmalvom
from nearly overycounty in.an .
isnthered 'hena‘todoy to confer on "tho
party‘s: piano [or the tutors.
Below the méhtinE-ndjoui‘nu it‘in
i
“The liowora tint bloom in tho
anoint.” A romnwiokod Mandamus
in run bloom. in fmrionyflhndley. Do
camber 15. 1913. ' ‘ .
~.......,..-
invigorating. lie: W noon to N
sumo his morning walk to tho village
Doototflce.
The M. E. Sunday whom will meet
‘tonight for the Manned of tho con-
tain ior Gill-1911mm. Superintendent C.
B. Which would. like to see all the
scholars moment “as practice makes
“perfect." ‘
.1 Harry imlies, 01 anlol avenue,
day morning. Besides his brother hath“ n We““‘“' Amnlnldy "mm is “0‘
leaves to mourn :hiS‘qOEB, a. widow.
three sisters. Mrs. Alex MoKoy. or
IWaterbnry; Mrs, Barbara ‘Bnylis, of
Bridgeport, and Mrs; Jessie Wilber. oil
’Daniel'son. " ‘
The East Norwalit, or third diutrict'
.commiusloners. held av regular meet
ing last night and considered the var-
ious :muflno'm‘bjeoto brought before
themgror motion, among which W
a discussion of the probabilities of the
I:
considered dangerous by his physician
who has preset-tiled win‘tomen for it.
‘Mr. Lo-wndoo for that ronoon spends
his week-ends at Georgotown, Conn.
; Harold Whitney. oi Gracie otreol.
'lluu been confined to tho houno‘ for tho
past week. ml is under the care of
Dr. Bollanna, who, it is hoped, may
oneedily restore him to his {nil moos-
uro oi‘ihloarith.
Rev. Dr. Carlos Martyn. of the Pron—
o ‘day‘o progljnlnyoolled for on executive
thhow Cullen. at Prospect avenue, I “SEMI.“ “3. ‘2“"0 “mml “"11me
‘flndanun hauls are my nelpxul and tea; “a WNWW "810%“ women at“ H
United lStotoo‘Sonota and to parrot:
'lllona for complete lichen; in are
bounty'fand“3mi‘ery senmvrml
Congressman disuict next year. The’
the Progressive Club and ‘o rally at:
night. "3'
stain control oommittoe.
against amalgamotion with either or 5‘
the old parties.
rooch‘ocd in a letter sent, by former;
United Stuiah Senator A. J. lslevelrllllnl,‘x
of indium. i .
i "No amalgamation. no nlergor. no
connection of any kind with any othoi »
party whatever." run the Boveridxo
letter- ”Our need oi‘ the hour is or- :
ganinniion. ’
carefully and thoroughly organizedq
precinct by precinct.
llchot should be out ill the 'iicldz‘
throughout the state." ' ii
in his statement to the. delegates;
'Mr. Robins said: ti
“We (”'0 chnrgod. us the ropmcntfifif
fives-of 386.478 voters of Illinois to
maintain and devoid» the political on:
tity or the Progressive Party as the
insirumcnt of their political will. i
i
district installing 3 D15!“ )9 91511qu“ hymn“ Qh'lmba- NW: who 1183 . Tho promises of Jim notional and :-
xllll-e no null élééifioititj 5 ring, coins
missionhrll arc-studying'éeytlr‘el mothd
been slightly iii, would ”9 glad to
onset as many mambo”: or his congre-
1
state administrations are being comniv‘
and f
pared with their performances
ode of doing thin. I‘Dh‘o which is in; nation as‘ can make it convenient to «both arebelm: found “nun“ Wall
vorolliy connidoréd is a gas plant to be present at the service at 8 l). m, we", prnmjned .1 mm bill “m mum
generate the electricity. Several of
these are in use by the Gilbert & Bow.
uett Corporation, in Gcmwlollvn, and
the commisnionero paid n visit there
on Saturday afternoon. and made an‘
inomction of tholn. Engineer Joseph
B. Rider. of South Norwaik, who had
installed several such plants about the
oouniry, hllslvoiuntoerod this uorvicen‘
tree of charge to the committee, and
is giving «some valuable
and advice.
MM
. --“l suffered habitually from consti-
pation iiuall'u itaguieta relieved and
ntreugthenod the bowels. no that they
nllvo been regular ever since.“-«A. ill
Davis. grooor. Sillnllnr Springs, Tex.
MWFM
’ 5)
‘ OWAYTON
I) m1”.
\ lNW
Edward H. White, of Witch Lane, is
making it visit with reintivml in Phli-"
ndolphill.
Mr. and Mrs. G. 'F‘. Watern, oi l-‘ilclo
-ory Bluff. will which in’ South Nor-
wuill this winter. ~
Mag 0. Witch, of Butler'u inland.
~ who uoourod :1 plane of property from
Dilution "iii Me. hm aturted oxoovup
tion for u now houllo. -
MW...”
“*Pho contract has been awardod
11:51:10qu smith on tho new rest
- limb to be built at ovenoka lor
, ‘ ,,.Nffi.MMVll. » ‘ l
ms? MAN wHo wanton-rt HIM-
SELF. .,
Whon’hin condition points to hidnoy‘
tmuhin‘tukmnn unwise rink. Bacil-
who, pawtldvlomm ovnr‘tilo ma»
him. homo. or, dizzy spoilt, odor
‘ yam. ere-oil WW um will diu-
>nm him in» will: use or “Foley
‘fimvmw 4W4“ the man!
NM m w
120m arrow owning.
The movement to omvido uinschmi
children in town with a warm Lunch,
commencing January 14, through the
Women’s kind forethought at the ox-
ilcllse of private individullio. will in all
inroba'bility be moo part of the town's
school budget in the very near 'ihliure.
i
Tim attendance wan unusually good
Hi)’ the pastor, Rev. iicnry 8, (iron:
'eeit. wore full of .muctlcnl
Charles B, Fitch as tho morning scr-
vil‘o sang a. solo. Day by Day. ‘ilo int;
n tenor voice which is full of sweet
moiOdy. Rev. G. E. Richter and wife
were present at the evening service.
Tomorrow, Wednooday evening. poa-
loro hope to see their members lprmr
out at the various ollunohos. Those
who attend the oooiali and prayer meet-
ing servioo at tho Dorian M. it.
Church at 7:45 to. m. uroromlootod to
be aura and road the eight chapter of
Acts. Prayer oorvicoa at the Congre-
izotionul Church out 8 a). or. Dr. Hor-
‘lml s. Brown will ho glnld lo wol-
loomo all Who come. 3
l
The luogcont oommittoo lhaa mode a;
full and a final mport. Total enormous."
310,515.99, at mun. 3151mm Woo lor‘
udvoriloing: $2,192.59 lim- iumhor, d0"
ducting what wax; mouivod from onlo
or it iii-tor noymont was clown; coo
tomes coat $1,441.82: music, $2,084 78,
which am like a Whole lot for the:
quality norvod on» Mile. Mr. Imus-
lion’ls salary and cinnamon. more 31.-
687.50. Tinnlroooimn from announces
were ‘Sii,140;‘iil. mailing a deficiency of
$5,150.60; Whioilv lilo labour-limo went
down into their loans uni; undid. Willie
thorn was hand labor entailed upon
‘mfil'i and woman, who won my it won
in vuinT. Me Who mmbor tho
bountiful mom will aim ohoriah tho
mommyfiot devoted «women, who in
oileir‘ilohor or low. trained the (mild-
ren. mm by mince another
the boot kind at Winona who Who’d
Men by lull! 1% this meant
on may cumulus Dorian thoir
untidy W6. 3 .
The bill Wm liming Away.
N. A. 31103111“ mm u‘ twan-
iiionl? limo. ind alarm to Who
mm
. reduce the coat of living. >Wo have thei
mm hill, but the cost of living roasi
while the demand for labor icsmu
throughout the loud." -;
“The bimartialul com-blue of limit
Democratlolllcpllblicnll gangsters in:
tho lust logislntllrc defended the. lni~i
6
I
i
tintive and reforendum. and the Mill“ it» ‘
hour bill for working women," Mr.’
Rollins: said. “Tho people are oncom-1
information: at the M. ii); Church Sunday boon lug festive under this oontllluod bench"
lmorning and evening. The sermon". of faith. Yet both the old parties will
pinnllinlz to be controlll'd and led by‘
truths.,rozuulonzlrlml and machine bosses in
tho approaching state cnmnhign undl
now comm Mr. Tull. rocolnnlcndlng‘f
Bonntor Elliltool as tho ilopulllicaui
candlmllog for President in 1916. Tuning...
suggestion has received encourage—i
mont from the high priest or the {to—i
’publicun faith. Where can the hoopla
i
look for help moon; to tho Proxmn'i
rulvo Party?" '3
u.-
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5 (
WEST '”
l
.liov. H, S. iirown, oi Daron, will
hold oervioou ill the Union Gumbel
Sunday at 3 :p. m.
Human Glover, of West Norwalk. m
boon ill .with ‘ocurlet lever, but iii now
progressing nicely.
n oontmct low on nrtwion well at the
residence of mm O'Hara. '
Ohm-ion Jollmlon in Mi. collimation: «
3a lame commuter whom on his vinoa.‘
Mr. .lohmlon mm to hulldn lmor mm'
planned to solect o canwifle for silo} '
and 1; . .
«a
:5?
mammals... chairman of the: -
declared -
This sentiment was 4
i:
Evory county should lief
A dull county... .
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f
Woioi nod Orr. of Now Canaan, hllvo» T You:
% Mn lawn m All W
for his “lemming «Winona. ' ‘
(Mrs. Sohodo hos improved her roan ‘ ,
"valuations
m Nahum our ill.
.ja'n'up. :eri_a‘-.I'."W'l.'.ll. ."
‘ ,.““~;¢;.. tfl‘fi‘fl’p ‘2‘}, .
(.10....
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ii
it
“noun 4..
Theiiflorilmn" ‘o.’
tot-lulu I'm an: .
u
What‘s the use oi neoping poultry
unless you get eggs?
You are keeping poultry iior profit,
and theqohlei source oi profit is Full.“ .
it you don‘t get them you are losing
money.
Commit: Loving Tonic will give you
Charleo 7E. Dow
l
RA‘ GES
summon, mom
'3 monitor .
Jones &Iti0lcillliso f 7
dance by having the root mellowed:
. , _ ,wd the house anointed, on file woo.
could 918 mm “M. Al N. 19"th“ ”mm W“ 5138 WWW
minim
alarm-my. mm wow.
lol- ohozwovk.‘ .
fl Mlofi‘fllmnno Hons: ohm.
Sergeant Thomas Hunt ‘wue mm»
upon to shoot a homo bellowing to .
_ A . _, Max mpatointhls morning. Thfiiaflp_§fiW'flrsT m» Wow” 3
390% ”PM illM1»‘il'i’iiiilimm‘tr C. v. moi would: in. having tonal: down at mwgshm and may no.
the corner or my and diamond
street; “monthly to rise. “humbly:
mu immunology“? nit-u molly
(impair!
J7 w-lut, "main. 7
.w“ ' “ Jr ‘ 4‘
.. um .. '
* ' om
iamm mm mm «Mill...
(M‘w‘fih.mf mm «m
mom . ~§ :
. FoilOw Science
‘
l" “3"
J 4 a
fill the mm’-oomdm'in00'two *‘ .
"norm.
or I will not doubt, though all my
ships.“ sea
it ' Come drifting home with brok-
en masrsond-sails;
. I will believe the Hand which
.93 never fills,
“ Frorn seeming evil workhth good
'n for me.
ii And. though 1‘ weep becauoe _
r. those nails are “tattered,
g“ ' Still will :I cry while-rm}: best
3 In» hopes lie shattered,
y ' "I trust in Time's"
. ‘ ”an. ~ 3 .
- W’Q’mrx- ‘
" n .
~ H " “ ‘
H g 1 will not doubt. though. all my ‘
” n prayers return .
' Unanswered from the still,
.H. . white realm above; ‘
< “i I will believe it in ,an‘ unwise,
f M 11m :_- l ;‘- ff.
{5 vii Which has. refusi’d'fl'lo‘se' things ‘
‘ 'n for which I yearn;
it “And th’dtl‘gh at-gtignefilloannot.
k sflomfigrieving.
.Yxt: ‘ c pure ardomoi myfixed
‘ j. ’ibgllelihig
. Undimmed shall burn.
é‘l l
A
I will not doubt, thdugh sorrows
fall like rain. '
And troubles swarm like bees
about a hive; .
I will believe the heights for
which i strive
Are'ojnly reached by anguish and
by pain;
And though i groan and writhe
beneath my crosses.
1 yet shall see through my se-
verest losses,
The greater gain.
I will not doubt. Well anchored
in this faith,
Lille some staunch ship, my
soul braves every gale;
80 strong its courage that it
will not quail
To breast the mighty unknown
sea of death,
Oh, may 1 cry. though body
parts with spirit.
“I do not doubt." so listening
worlds my health,
With my iaoi breath.
~«An0n.
2* ' Are" sure
. Appmciateli .atv
=4:
, Emma! j
lobe
Xmas...
or on any other
occasion
TheUnitedEleCirér |_
Light "8: Water Co. ,1
,.,
Hanging
‘ 3 Our Swiniiy. 3 _
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
HerbertWflorbam “i
38 GREGORY BOU' EVARD,
.East Norwaik. Phano 593-12.
Electrical «Co.
This Only Fully Equippoli
ELECTRchL IHOP
m the Town
AUTO SUPPLiEB
, Phone Biifirbji) So. Main St.
3.30. rim-walk. Mu: {2 Hall Block.
LOVER’S
THE PLACE
For
Xmas
and till the days foilnuilllz, ii pllir
Slipoers 4-
mnkoo ll wiomiid choir-o for ills:
Kivol', and u cmwiunl picslum'o null
‘ Comfort for tho woul'vl'.
MEN'S, woman's, omwnswo
SUPPERS
500 to $2] ‘
. m“)... _.._.......r m“. owl.“ ,. . ,,. . . . , . ”to”,
fit 3 .
o. I. ralgnloiml
‘ downtown
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