, Extensivehnpraveneniesre being had-wtheexterloroithanastsids dlotel. ,. ‘Dniioodayevaningoiaeel m ,. memo-simmering j,'«egep,ee.rl,ergl: Whine WWMRWhfiIem ”aimaveaee. ”latriwithaheraenieoaiintowtor Ambmnmstmt dig. . . :l ’fiandmldl mum. who threesome: the last tow days a villihgattbshome of relatives in g W hat 9min: returned to ;,‘ Mrhmwm‘seenue: a” A. 1". Board. at East Henna." demumr * W whoheshecnanabuelnees .33molsevevaidayetonsstearetm diohishoneonthelleetflide. he! event“. “ ‘ ,‘fvztllien Smith; or none avenuaand doom Curtis. oi Windeld street, were ' flout Artillery boxing bouts in the A. f Armory. Wonderiui prom is bein‘g loads ' War of the new Bridge. fl. is hardly ,. reliable. however. that they will be '_ able to finish their work Within a ' lag of the new bridge on Christinas , may dire. Edward iii. Heads. of Edlie ave- nue, nee-who has been spending the week 1' ,th various Connecticut cltha, will' her home on the East Side row. “Hrs. Meade will be ac- " ' computed lumberp dammed-aneu- ”01"“, ct PlunvlnaConn. who will "we“ the Christmas holidays at the ot her parents. ‘ I“! Norwalk autonomic.“ are or \ q‘Aildlo V. «it? Norwalh's tug- fut. lalt tor Bridgeport this morning whereupon» we... tot- the Blister. Steel sheathing will be placed W her water line and on the bow. . that she may plough through the lee- “ sound hereof. utmost Bulletins den-- nae. The work is being done in the shipyards of the lake Torpedo Boat "Mm ~.ihs Davidson. rated 60 last evening in miner's Benedict Farma' pooian and W parlor defeated ,pharies Wicks. shields, to the score of 60.40 The “was an interesting one through- es“: and stunned Blinder-lone atten till. The score iollows: ' hien' s Claeeu oi the East Avenue Methodist Dow Church will study lee—Imus the mil-neat ot a prophecy ' give hundred years in coni- all seam mime over clem- "hundredmomystnot only an t cl which there is not the yet lion innoijthat it. will YOU isavomohewbygivhgumr runner annotate .. .fi........ ...... .310 ssheeloovee .‘u‘fi..u.....- .peet m T NRW News " . among the East Side fans in Bridge- port, last evening. in attendance at the not] honpleesedwiihmegraveidreee- «theemei will!» rolled into e‘ifrumt w‘nk.‘ 9—1 16—2 1H - . 17—43 as . 2H, sis-r l i. all—171 si—e ‘ 34—2 43—4 41—1 ' io~s ‘33 ill—1 K m. no matter how improbable it may seem, . Even the Christmas time leedan'tntae‘l mt wedonotoele practice. Notices‘ 20th,. tiff“! Services in the lethodi‘ watch Christmas spirit and bring Elli-lime cheer to all. There will be speck! m at been morning and Meg, service. The pastor's sermon eubA Ject at the morning hour tor won-amp at 10.” an. till he cam: Cheer. The alienating at 1: 80 ,p. singing. Illa! short series. t! W pastor treat the scariest. Cid-Witt in His Nune- " The lesson “Mercia mind's oi Peace. brats. a time or a season but that it is a pesaibulty An appropriate gram he; been arranged, for this meet.- tag. " l pool was played last evening in flat- dridgc was the victor. the score hehg 100-60. The complete score follows: ‘Eurldge. Williams. 1 ~ 8 ' 15—2 13 31 31—1 31 10—2 3 Ass aa’ 3 58 d! ‘: tilt—3 36*1 70 ‘2 81 48 Bin-2 52-4 100—»: 60-93 1 High run of evening~Edalnrd Eb drldge, 16 balls. “w - -w..__...._ l 5 ol A-"-~....4s.’~.rw<n- “use; ‘hy the Tools. I: Sunderiin workmen m We. 5"“A'i'eet, William-A. geld: oil , “5 ”live mm! '0! the iScheraort this plies. is spending tiled” in New? 10. York city. 3'3 r ' -‘ _....._.,._. The following books, recently pree- put into circulation today: , i Presented by George H Putnam: ,"Memoirs of George Banach Pub film-b \4 ” "liemori'es of My Youth.” 3; % Presented by the ‘iiowayton _ Club: “’2 . Harrison, Henry anti ' “V. V33 Eyes.” Churchm. Wu“ ' “The Inside of the Clio. " th‘ton. Thomas " “The Boutinerner." .. , Burnett. m H; 5 as. ,4 v e ”Hutu“ Barclay Florence L. ~ “The Broken Halo." I Presented by llieafhgl Battier: ; Pembenon‘. Max . “W .XBVW it Davis. M “lira. Darrell.“ ' Presented by Mrs. Mitchell. Deviant. M To “Andrew me Glad.” Coolie, Grace Med. and Morrison. W. , :‘ “William and em.» ’ Presented by Mrs. Muendei: Phillips. David G. “The Second Generation" Spearmint. Frank H. ’ “Whispering Smith." Bindioss. Harold . , A » “Sydney Cartsret; Rancher." Presented by Miss Patten Beard. Beard. Patten . A - ‘The Jolly Book of Box Creiti" Presented by Miss H. E. Beard: Allen. James "Lane l - “A Kentucky Cardinal.” "‘Aiterinuth." Herrick. Robert _ A "The Raster oi the Inn." , Van Dyke. Henry ’ "The First Christmas Tree." Jewatt. Sophie “The Pearl.", A Synge. I. l. “in the Shadow of the Glen."- Presented by a‘ friend: Whiston. William "The Works at Flavius Josephus." ‘4 o i i l i That the eiiort which is now being made to have the Connecticut Gem-A pony install Ihe’ twenty-minute lholler service between Nhrwaih and Stam- tot-d will not rail through and nothing comeoiitdeths hepaotalloithe Ill M II! 08 m H- muted residents. Without a doubt A party tor me. more,” enticed rick was given at the home of her , A? it would W6ieore some module to this" place candida. may Ill-swig!“- week meeting. '9 wiitbethesIMeCiotthem , . Moveningtheaoapalim,” ' mesenlertflmnent viiibeeivensnd . gloreliwhoettend. ’_ Eyeryecholerienraedtoeepeeeens ,andiobringibeirpareniammen. M‘Iflfi B. m. TM terms-ream tion is The lost Bennmul Bifihday lions. lumMrhflu‘A 1” Island 0! Thuruday email , ' ' The Christmas entertainment end' of the East ner‘s East Washington street cool social time will he held Thursday ill ‘50 bl!" prion. between Edward Eldridge, e .andmwmmm andEaerllllams. nonhuman? wheel m “reed to Abe 3- venting. All person’s“ Wat 'present. A more extended notice will be leads or this ear-Ides baht . amen.“ mu” m name- 3nd ,. put, the twenty-minute Male W tomorrow we plan-deman- “the F. WW , anvillbeoneoi special' Sunday anneal Interlude danger The Epworth League sum is at ' l The mid-week prayer meeting Vill' | An insulin: and clever game ofi be held next Wednesday ceasing 15.1. all. r An -n ‘ aowavroe earner caution. The A. W. ’1‘. Class held their race lsr monthly business meeting onl‘ues. day afternoon at the home of Mrs. iGeoI-ge (3061”,.le routers or :1 ghusiness were disposed of. l in edition lathe class It“! as Sunday. this class is carrying an vari- :9“ other lines of work ion- the wei- ' (are of the Immunity and the world. 5 They have been ”sitting W needy isnniih’s in the community and arereadyatanytlnetogivesld so ‘any worthy family who may bcin need 'when they learn of their condition. 3 They ask your cooperation in this ‘work by giving then: information of i l Early csseaoi' extreme mad that ass ' Inlay have knowledge of: They are also willing to rsceivenny A contributions of money. or clothing. for the needy none In Bowayton. Services on Sunday. - Dec. 80th: ail—Service of morning worship. in Hymn: "While Shepherds Watched.” week. in time lol- the planned for one!» allied to the Rowayton Library. wllibe scripture readings-8L who 2. 120. [Prayen Hymn: “Bark! The Herald Angels Sing. " Announcements and st- (8113‘. Selection by Junior choir: “Low in a Hanger." Sermon: 0hrlat oi Prophecy.” ue,i love “as." Benediction Mi '11‘: 60—i'~'i'h‘e service for Bibles pineal. “Are- Reel 9! My ll 1- 0. A 3: 30+?» meethlg oi the J'eni‘or c. E in the Sunday school room. Nine Harriet. hells. loader. ; , A, .. mic—leis weakly devoiiennl more 'ingoiAY Ana 0. a Bibiscl: "rag i ilhseiiish Ute." Every .. 7:30—vaening service ion praise and worshiptwish sermon from the theme: “The ceremo- nun-33%- snd spmiai music appropriate to the W" i ' Moder. In”. still vices. :3 .. notices for week: 'v"‘ Santa Clem. will be there and others the children will be Mb meet. Be sure income. ' ' , There is good skating in this vici- nity now. Charles. Lockvvood of Kain street was a. visitor infihaml'ord QM”. homes. by this time left for their winter Ralph Bin-chard odithe: 90”-}!qu was in Nor-walk, on a.“ chain Thursday afternoon. , Preparations are being made in the post attire .for the parcahpoat rush which is about to start. and ac- commodations (or a lapse hayriber of packages are being arranged. “f - w parents on Al‘airfleld avenuer' Thurs-f .day night. and the evening was pleas- l +4 jihe toiiowing order: headings. invo- . j. cation Responsive reading. Pairs 72. Hymn: "My Joe-l All. are welcome At awA ominous new y.- .: "' .._' Wednesday evening. at 1: $5. laid“? " ' ' "Giving or. W *- ‘- medihb'o new Most of the summer people haVc" enuar- l I "will valence. 3 l i .. hvcihe .in ~‘ ii! . 2 "“3, . 2: "lb!!! '5 M. '7' LN“ abandon mine are .Ths pro mildew e amiss about ', com-L land Tao of o almond were edld turgid. ‘to live JI- nes Raymond of Newton. One. of ism enemies: rout- here‘- and I. on W Nut: has». 'W imbue-acre piece. mm?” mom “M W“ believed that the action at ih‘aj Dent ntieei‘ci in granting the regulati- in Infidel. claeeincauon mum gals right in adrence their freight rates five per cent. except upon certain heavy commodities which comprise a large bulk of the tramo. would pone the way for an immediate re- . live! or Prosperity “throughout tits Untied Biases. momentous Interi- od to are coal. coke. iron ore and certain halite gloved partly by ialre and pithy by rail. min “hole the communion had serotonin need " mica windiest“ Willy-’- Bill- eiai classification territory consti- tutes the country east of the Missis- sippi. north oi the Paternal: and Ohio rivers.“ A President Wilson. it is known, ex. Streets the decision“ ill have an inn- set upon the counters economic situation. A As a result at Aih’e compliment! decision, which in; Womanhood ma Harlan mil encampme- elite dissenting. it in estimated that the roads succeed villi holed-late add to their annual revenue about 830, - 000.050,. They had hoped to obtain iner’s a which would give them oi)- proximately 350. 000 .900 In add [rev- nunliy. l A 3 , nrli‘ '-.deciaion oi ., " 'Co was outerowih at a petition. the eastern railroadr car a reopenlo'x a rehea a the responses men; since the mm was decided AGasIron peritoneal: aflretilve molded Mielisueslheimiree. wannnuupm 'paidff'k ‘ me. liaiag "M above a "is ..,,_WI¥eee Berry-v 'Awmmamnliulwm (Iii; “5' ,‘A' ., 'Jl'. i I“ lfllnkcsaseielssdecccstableslll. We" M Hillelllhlileilierorslsler. orsolnebody but? ascension. Theyareilielinslerihllc “I VIII” ll flat“ I . At... only $350" new “my: Innate ea tinctures“; subtle de- unleash laminate-suntan sense. it? brought by theaolenv ’ilork. New Ha- van and Earlier! Bellman company. and the New BMW Navigation Co. was out at the u-ens‘ier by the Nov! Haven, oi the Boston WW!” road to the Dillard Company;- Were A f resale, in the Superior Court herd yes- : " m - A W M John I. Hillard and Charles F. um. er Merlden. Wisdom Judge William Cue. ants are Charles lotion.- ent oi‘ the New Haven and Samuel Edward n. Bobbins. m ml (ham “plain- ",Iedtn'se worthwhile” endeav- helm that in!!! “may the'actionaea leisuir p Widths all OW M iii. 1.3" MW“ Mime In???“ cleaved thea‘ firs-sees be divided spannin- that two distinct amass on nations were in the complaint. Canine! also declared that the plaintim‘l marred a "secret trust" in connection with; the Boston and Maine; transfer but nailed to indicate whether this trust was implied or undressed or what kind; of an eardrum eiistew in reply counsel (or the plaintiffs tinted that, (rem June, 1908. until November, 1900." Blilard engaged in‘ several transactions Involving about 83.800300 which he received in a ’iid- Wm capacity for the road. but ,re— turned to account for it. The. transec- lions were too ecleverly complicated to separate. he said. One. for ins- lance. showed Bilianln sold 100.000 Boston and Maine shares and re- tmneieri‘ed them .tor a 82:000I000 finis‘wlth the New England Nevin. tion Company until he finally scour. ed the note back. it was nonsense in lithium the New England Navl~ gallon company should be dismissed in the complaint, he said; HUB!) WEIGHTS BEING RUN ON NEW HAVEN Ilih’E. . , Moving Main'a big potatoe crop is having its effect on the New Ham's new business these and New ' England's mills are one: the road eonswhst or a job in hauling m Inatetiais. Early this afternoon a. irelght train ' or Inc loaded core. pulled by two one slush, went coat trout Cedar Iiiii yardel our .the shore i.lneA Big ‘ its role now. . 3 433.chieaendcutaiese. Seance Whetwillpvc iheledpenimore heieuliememberiilailasi woman: Summer isn'nvlie wasteland dimmers ‘ venientliiile m In one. semi-ere Gas Water Heaters Mains-validation!“ ‘ “Wfidlrcelmcmlfllor ufiyyemtseene 3 save-meiosieihckiichen sndwmheemeeelneverm“ _ Yesideeiseienelhen but why not micrwmeneierxinas. Callus» no . iodsylmdarranoeisroee. hambflionweil , : Oncsiihenew - llsndsomei’orieblel‘ablelsmps unhedriflns of Shade leaps no we hallo ever handed. Prices Range irom $2.25 to $20.00 -‘ r “miffmxye 1 so; 3A,- ,e,.s. .- Acvem nee LETTER... A" 3 W heme. rues Sallie. doorman-s. ital-gem A. 1605 12th ave. minimalis- , Gourd. is. Jr.- . Engellsrdt. lire. A. Edward-.0. c. ‘ Moll. Ilsa lheaie. I. M” 8!. any. lirs. am. Billie. A. D?‘ , 'W'alheno WU " ' ‘ ' Its. madam. death Non-walk. ' Daniel Aligned. IX. H. Beddi. 49 North 8:. Miss Mary Paiy Messrs. Goodall. Hyman Harper. - unlit. Sgeastrandt. «13-. 8m m ‘ . Steve flash. ' B‘. Gully. , ,_ , ' Miss Bose Stevens. John Weston . ' lilac iliidred Whitlock. , Ammonia Y. P. hi. vernal 'bu'ii “norm“ "'" lease. Points for Sentlnol Readers to Con- , ' elder When Out Bhopal“. . l The big store of useful aids for the grown tears and joy slits tor the youngsters in to be round at A J.}Col~ line Co. Persons who are particular about the slits they are to give. 'who. seek dualityasmlieschamtsr. lit1 the lowest possible price. will :do well to leer through their immense stock! See adv. . A ' Donneliy s special! Mother 3 picture z reamed. silos. 3 3 3 A ! Black diamonds at The Ferris Cool 001119“? See My. 1 3 Holiday. gifts at Ankh! ' :. «Usetul gifts at Dickermsn' s. stir.- , .. * , , Good stamp odor in Molteech's any Read it. ' , . A' Lobster-s and hard crabs at Cuthill's. Bead adv. " Gehebe’ s. l i See headquarters for toys, ' lieu rose See adv. Great Christmas sale opened today.- st Mint'a's. Be one to attnd. Visit the Boston Store, the store" of- useiul gills. Tremendous assortmeiite. wonderiully low prices, Read today's adv, . ' ' l.' , NAVY (”WES 'ro BF PEN m; was mm nil—Canton tors for Nelly material must here— alter fulfill their contracts on time or suitor a penalty. Pursuant to ibis. policy b O! duty, 0; ship wot-ii, Seem medals has ordered .t'ho paymaster-generel rigidly to enforce the clause embodied in all contracts and open purchase orders stipulating that. it when; delivery is not completed on'ltime. the paymaster. ' general shall be at liberty to buy tho V ‘eI-ttcles iii the cinnamon expense, any additional cost to be collected from the bondamen Benders watch Sentinel Wont. Ade i :when the “mood to move" seizes them. . "a... - 7...-.. .i '.l t‘ "I trials illll rir ~———— The trouble with most thin people who wish to gain weight is that they insist on dragging their stomach or eluding it with greasy foods; rubbini: on. useless "flesh cred'nia," or follow- ing some foolish physical culture stlmt, while thé real cause of thinness goes untouched. You cannot get fat until your digestive tract assimilates the food you eat. Thanks to a remarkable new scion; tine discovery. it is new possible \ icombine into simple form the very elements needed by the digestive or gene to help there convert food into rich,‘ lat-laden blood. This master stroke or modern science is called Tonoiine and has been tainted the greatest at flashballdere. headline sinus through its regenerative. ration structlve powers to; coax the stomach and intestines to literally soak up the fattening almost- of your iood and pass their: ductile blood, where they are tissue 01' r' u picture
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