,Wth not call us on the ’plionc,l
o. 1230, and let us protect your
863826ch against this danger, and
you will have no need to worry. l_
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lI James Gillian. of Stevens street, is
Taylor & GOIden‘l confined to his homoon account of ill-
W" NOMALK TRUBT 60-.1f
IIUILomd.
. John and Alfred Crowley. of Water
_. i street, spent the week-end with friends
l The Community Club will hold
'l’lllikfal tomorrow afternoon at 3:89.
l‘b’ clock at their club roo.
~
{evening on account of the storm.
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the first part of January. Charles Hllr-I
.dy and Leonard Fitzgerald compose:
the committee in charge of the affair. I
Ilnvltations have been issued for the
lweddinz of Mortimer WVShepurd of
Bethel. and Miss Gladys E.Beltaire.1
Plans nill be formulated for the or- daughter of John C Beluire. of this
staining of a branch of the Knights ofI 93W. Whl(li will take place on Saturdav‘:
:Woshington at the meeting to be held December 215,11t Miss Beltaire‘s home.
.IIgliIiIs evening at 7: 46 o'.clock by the 400 Main “we“ Danbury.
. Young Men’s Club, of Trinity EplSCOM '
I' pal Church.
This evening the voting members of
. all. .Poter’e German Lutheru Church, on
II” fiedur street will hold an important'
meeting in the tower room of the
2Iothrch.
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The death of Jane 'Ann Glovem
I'widow of lease B. Harris, of Newiowh. 1
I The men's work for the year will ho? occurred at her home in Newtown on
, discussed at a supper conference, ‘O‘Thursday and the funeral was held
be held in the South Not-walk Congre-g Saturday atyternoon Mrs. Harris had
__ ,xotlonul Church. tomorrow eveningmt' been a resident of Newtown many“
2‘. . 8:30 o‘clock. Members of the church vents and was widely known there.
I' ‘ have been invited as guests. ' _..-
I A man very early Sunday morning,
, A very nice manicure set stolen leading a team of horses under the
I2 from Donnelly‘s lietween 8:30 and- -\\'ashington street railroad bridge
“m' S“ ““4“ Pa") 1.110.111 ‘” ”0" made 0111M Milton 1. Lockwood ans
. turned no questions asked, not.., piclous. The man's story to the effect
I‘II I prosecutioli will follow, ,that the horses were for William EL ,
- 2. 1 - Iatron. of Last Norwalk, was borne out;
. ‘ Annountements were receiwd 1111when the police telephoned to Mr. Ef-
I~I ‘ tovlm this morning of the engagement iron.
11'1 of Miss lira 1.’ Setters, of St. Louis .
.' to Hem} W. Endres. also of that city. Geraldine. the four year old dough
«y‘Miss Sutters is not] known in tliisI t'er 9, Mr ,and Mrs. Edward Dawson.
‘ section “be” she “Ni irislted for “ml ol Rim Grow. street yesterday. while
mist two summers" with Mr and Mrs. 'lplnylng. stuffed two brass tacks up
Louis. 1.. Ohlwellei. of to Blackan ave her nose. one entering each nostril.
I 2"“ 111211.31 The little girl sulet‘ed some pain. and
1 she was brought to the oflce of Dr.
. ’ The hotly,“ Min Mary; A Weeks 8.1““ ““0","th Washlniton' PM
sister of -,o: (1915689,, or this warmly” ,3” tom gem “was“, "om
who died in NorwalkI on Wednesdaifi 1 the child's nose after considel'ablé dif-
was brought here for interment in the ticulty
'“I‘Bethel cemetery ' yoatlll'd‘ay,» “Mari, '
1'" wooks had many friends in this
owIIn and in Newtown and resided in' Highway commissioner lot J MI
for
the latter macs for many I318“! 19“ has awarded the contract,
feel
it the,oonatruct.ton of about 28.000I
gothclquoooxfondenyh of, ‘rrban till“ ,6: ii a w ‘ “1115.18
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Webster 81 Webster of lllaIst Hart.
ford for 38.968999. The town, in
which the. 11111113; will be placed are
gmurmom panton. Elliott-611.1
genius, Stafford Willingtdn, Colum-
iota; Grotot't. North, Brandi-d; East
Haven, ilamdmi.'11I’ Orange, . Nouga-
tuck. Bethlehem and Salisbury.
Judge Gazer oi the superior court.
has decided 21.11 6on one cookei
too should he tdxod in favor of all
the defendants in the suit, which
William H, Cadwsll of New Britain:
brought against the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com-1
puny, the Adams Express company.
the “United States post-othce“ and a
dozen 91,118,?“ defendants. The 119le
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sowing today trolley cars will run
I 'through to the Mord Nikon-mow
I tlIoIii' on titeNewthwnanm ills from
. nope} Norwallrf. IThe present schelltll'e
will be ohsorvod in every way leth
the exception of the through service.
No additional crews will be“- needed.
lint for some time past Normal-k and
Stomtord trolley men hare been going
over the route.‘
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‘ , for the McEnelly‘s Singing Orchestra.
I .Wednesday. Dec. 16. "Another big time.
“SPECIAL FOIR XMAS” defendants claimed 66011 was 91"
in") l“ 1‘ Chocolates Plain and titled to a docket fee of 310 Wk”?
Pant." BOX“ .111- Cndwell withdrew his suit 11113
,I lFtoss Duality Chocolates Plai‘llactlon of trespass by reason or trot-
“dud .la’ttoyf Bbxes- ley tracks in the street in treat of
lRegulzu Saturday Candy 25c lioxI,1,isI residence ,
K1 Itlnks C amems.Etc.1 .. ..
. P1 illl‘llt‘il. l‘ancy and Toilet , E
" l '2. .2 Articles l I GINGER I]? .
3111111.... l’owel‘ Corporation
for the \!c Enelly‘ 5 Singing Orchestra
82 WASHINGTON STREET.
Wednesday. Dec 16. Another big time.
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The Gift of T112112.
. This Christmas 0iic your child the great gift of l
.~,1hrift b3 starting for him 3 sayings account at the ' 2
» South Norwalk Savings. Bank,
1
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Such a present is of much greater value than any“ 1~
sitting of merely pas 'sing interest because it makes for 2' 1
character and’succnss in life. ' 2.
' in Stepney ,,
u i
The service at the First .ilethodistI
lEpiscopal church was not held'lastl
. I - I
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2 . . East lnd.a Tea Co.
The members of the “Billiken Club", .
tare planning for a dance. which will’
tiprobably be held in Roodners Hathi‘I
21ml Cit-1o new "manners-l
.roer. opparentiy,,ahend. of him.
[abandoned it in.1892 to hecometho
'period'ha gained widespread fame as
I Spirit Christltke." and "Jesus and the
, lea,- he has
, to bring dbont an era of fellowship
‘, social service
,churchos of Ithe United States
Germany, to I11 gtatemout defending
Ilike tone and vigorous, denunciailon
, the Germap clorgmon, declared that I
_ "murderoup 1hr" "rests not 613,011:
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l Note the SPECIAL prices-
2 RITTER’S PORK Aso Beans
arr'ren's PURE TOMATO cursor
N0. 3 STANDARD roua'roas
FANCY soc-an CORN
' Swear E. J. PEAS
1 surons's ITOMATQ soup
PURE c0111). MILK
225 Washington St. Phone 371 1
Frederick H, Ganung and Balvatorl
Chariott are in Bridgeport toda) onl
omcial Moose business
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City Engineer George it. Sharron
is spending the day in New iorli City].
on business. . :
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Members of St Ladlslaus‘ llungan,‘
tan Catholic Church, are planning to
h6ld a fair. starting December 20,1ul
the basement of the church, on (‘llffj
street. 5
Julius Dokus of Lexington ayenue, ‘
spent Saturday in New York City,
where he enjoyed the features of R0608 red and roSes white
‘Hungarinn Night" at the big Ger- ‘Plucked I for my love‘s delight.
man Austrian and Hungarian Bazaaru I51“? would um Of all my
which has been in session in thei Punk
Armory for several days, ,Bade me gather her blue roses.
\
BLUE noses.
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Joseph A. .,ll'ortln has been appointed’Half ghc world I wandered _
steward of the new 1140096 Home. on
South Main street.for1nol possessions
of which will be taken tomorrow, at
which time the mix. will vacate. A: III-{alfzthe Md unto my quell
set of house rules were also adopted; d
m u with Ian n11
yesterday at a meeting of the newly An jute b l" Eh
appointed House Committee I'f‘he I 3
Moore entertainnmnt committee also .
decided to open the new Home onl
through
Seeking ugwhere such“ flowers
have. 22
New Year's day. god to hold a mad; l—I-
ball in Music 11.11 l'm m but m ldchI ll ‘2
._.......____. iRoo‘umad and white on but
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nunmummor l L .,. ., _ ..
mullet, 43 um... ~ 1- 2.2.. .o». ,,
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Jury of 41.11581011qu Council 081-018
Churches-of Christ-“tn Amorlcs, with;
which nearly all thmldadlum 2Protosl~ '
not denominations m. amlutsdtwu ' 2 1
61111111111:th comm yea-o we
Saturday. 000.12 1886.12» man who
has stirs-1 w Import-1m a pm 11,1 ex;
toodly ~tii¢ usefulness of tillagdle-r-
in: houu" of American Proteotonfllml
spent inany yours in bustnna life lie-,1,
fore he became a clot-min. After
g'r‘sdutitlitg from‘ the asst Bostou High
School in 18811- he entered the em-
ploy of a 111mm concern hnv
yina Ipll'nts in Boston and New York.I
and before he was twenty became the
consul manager of the concern, With
a brilliant and successful business ca-.
. ha,
.241 r.
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.,'litnetable
IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27. 1"".
COUTH NOMLK ITO NEW VIOIK.
A. H.:——l 872, 6:8“. 6:88: 6:09,
8:57x.7:18x.7288 8: 181685.69: 8:191.
secretary of tho. Holmes 1:. M. c. A... 9: 40. 10:31:. 11:11:. 11: 51'.
and, a little later, assistant pastor of, ,, P- Hot-1:18: 1388!. 3'9“. 3:88.
the Maverick Congregational Church 4341,312-5116X. 51.46;}:083, 8:247,'7:02x,
in East Boston. Then. confirmed in 714523- 9511. 10118;. t '
his belief that. “ “ i‘ould attain his I ‘
highest usefulness in the mtnlstery lioII . . Bundays. .
entered Yale, and while still a student ALE-"13'6“. 5: 34:, 15-4211, 8:54.
he was ordalned in the Congregational 10' 33X. 11: 51 ‘1 .
mlnls‘téry in 1897; lifter leaving the - P- 86-1: 13:, 2: llx. 3: 02:, 4:41;
New Haven institution with the 116- 5 45 6 02x. 7: 02in: .7 12. 7 572. 8:23:
grass of B.D.. and Ph.D. he became 9 .511: 10'133- 10- 4°
pastor of a Congregational chumh in
I,Malden Mass" and afterward in,
South Norwalk, Conn. During this!
AI. 18.1—4 llx, 261188136: 88, 18:80:,8161x,
6:161. 10 {(381.1 10:06, 10'; 60112.1 11:08.
a'preacher and lecturer. and wrote a
number of books, including “The Old
Puritanlsm and the New Age." ”The
8. 56; l: 86, 6265!."6: 84. ~6. 8B-
6:06.81102, 8: 8?, 1t: 15!, 13: 08:
2 Sundlyo. ~
A. 81:24:88, 8,:00x, ‘ 8168;,
10:60:. ( 2=
6; 811,
Prophets." As secretary or the Fed
eral Council of Churches. :1 delegated
body of thirty leading Christian bod
laboxed to realize the
objects of mo organisation, which aro,
18:92:11
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IOUTH .NORWALKJ'O NEW HAVEN
LIN—~18 I‘Ll1:1hyI 6:06. 7:16;
8: 16:. “118:. 11211:. 1; 67:. . ,
P. 28—18: 08:. t;80,8:16x.42:8.l 17.
6:1“. 6: (7. 7: 88:, 8: 862,311.28
«Juan—n'
' 2 Sundays.
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to, 18, 1111111. 11.681111;
9 11.42.11... flied; 4: 16:, 11:10:,
6:48. 7:01;. a: use tan-1'0 51x.
sourn nonwuk rd oanaunv.
inn—c: 1: 3:11. o m. 11,
1.1.711: 25. 4..ta.3,c:§l.2.1: .22.;
and unlted notion. slid to promote
misslonnry onrk moral reform and
by the Protestant
The; I
council wns recently appenled‘ to by
the leading Protestant ministers of
- 1.»
Gcrmony‘ a resort to arms.
"It's var-1-
of Germany's opponents is a matter
of considerable dnrfiriso,” the council
commented in giylng out the stile-
mont. in their appeal to the council
. -
the German. 2.1.9.11, is "bright I85!
wheen'f that n trill nations had
‘ 'ststomatloI deli-Joli
0‘: lies,“ 5611' .1; t the glint toi- can,
211.11.24.61. 1! I‘
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“1666815680 1111113141,L
Oppers this EysiIIiaceI
FABFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK. .
1 Est—12:03. 1-106;2:04x,2:67, s: so; I
2r. «.412: 1.. 12m. 8138.8:02x, 5:11, 2
m c0111. QUESTION
For the right fire, buy the
right coal.
coal.
Our coal is all
It’s good, hard, clean
coal with heat in every lump.
Lcr kinds
i
Red Oak.
COAL
burns clean and gives plenty
of heat.
A Most Satisfactory Fuel.
WILLIAM season
3 Rowan St. Phone 441
COAL COAL.
.It costs no more than the oth- 2
.STER LING
XMAS lGlFTS
FURNITURE
DOLL mam-toss
DOLL EEDS .1 . CEDAR CHESTS
STERLING FURNITURE
A PRESENT WITH A FUTURE.
STERLING FURNITURE.
COMPANY,
127.129 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 105.
«All goods delivered free everywhere.
HUGS
-_.,__.._ _. .___ _
ANOTHER NEW ONE.
eKLYN’S POTATO BREAD
10 CENTS PER LOAF-
ALL GROCERS.
Give it a trial and you will ask for it again.
Hayes
NEW CITY.
MARKET 2
Hayes' “Block '
Davey s
500 TEAS
Equal to" most 60 cent
grades. 66 S 8: H11;
stamps witheacli lb-
_ Holiday I2 Specidls
dost resolved a lame assortmen'i of,
mm gifts: v—ilouutain m.
Carving Beta. Watches. Rim. Pins,
drains dud may other
gifts are marked at loci lid-idea.
SEE OUR WINDOW 1)!st
22111111151101!
Josiah Ecstatic“. -.-Prop
. “68 WATER. ITIIIT»
. . ”UTE-l NORWALK
. .Ionnlonnadxoo gracing! also.
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IFtts~U Eyeglassec
~ Shotild yonr onosIhov'o been Igivlnz
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. tool a't liboriy to con-
sult .
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.69 North Main". Streot
my: .
2] heNORWALK
DeKLYN’S
227 MAlN eraser 2 NORWALK. oONN.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Useful Christmas Gifts
Radios All Linen Plain and Initial Handkerchiefs
......................... 2 for 25 and 25¢ each
ticnts’ :I\ll Linen Plain and Initial Hlandlferchiefs
‘i‘ 2for 25¢ 2 and 35¢ each-
' I'Ladics‘; All Linen llandkezrchiefs, enlb. goers . ~
' 1 I00 catch
..... 1 50 each
ILsdicIs'-I Lace l‘iimmed Handkerchiefs ¢0 to$2 I25 ea.-
Ladies Linen Handkerchiefs, cn1b.corners.. ,,
.,-"I 31118b0X,..‘... .. $1081 box
’ (”liildr’dn' s Handkerchiefs in boxes, Suit CIases. Slcdsxand
li'fi'f"“" 15¢om25¢§
1-,'
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nuts...
2 §,w§Barw‘1u.i-.1,4.
1.2.1.2!MA LLETTE
-l:11‘
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. sprons are
Popular Gifts
Simply marvelous assortment here of the practical and
' the newest; daintiest concéiis. I
A,» nip-"m. Us 'Wo ,
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Tricky little affairs of organdic,
Swiss prettily trimmed.
Every kind of dainty. modern version of this most
attractive garment—from the gingham or percale Aprons
for kitchen Work; to really beautiful Aprons that are not
only useful but exceedingly attractive.
PRICED FROM 1.7.3... ......... 25¢ UP
1’ -
lawn and dotted
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The N. F RyanCo
I, u wastimoros artist-r. ..
scum uoawstx.
Xmas Gills
FOR THE BOY FOR THE GIRL
Rubber Boots lDaticing Slippers
High CutStotm Shoes l Stylish Shoes
Dress Shoes ; . . Warm Leggings
FOR ALL THE FAMILY
SLIPPERS
of Holiday Slippers
501: 111252, 90
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