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PREACHlNG VIN" T“! LID OFF.
Eel-men 9n the Remedy for Pmsent
Day Evil. by ’M 8. P. Fairbanks.
Stuns remarkable interesting ser-
mons “Mulch!“ during « the
mt‘favmke 4h the list Avenue
Methodist Church, by the Rev. 8. P.
Fairbanks. Last night there was a
very large attendsace. and Mr. Fair-
banks. as usual, gave a powerful the
3oeurse. some of his chrncterietle points
Mn; II follow:
1
Reverend 2. Charles Beaks, or 3011-
ml. Wat of the American Advent
Mission Association. will have charge
of the evening services in the list
Norwslk Advent Christ Church on
Van Zant street, Sunday evening. Rev.
Mr. Besies is a speaker of note. and
will have much of interest to tell Lille
members of the local parish
The members of the choir of Christ
Episcopal Church. on Gregory Bottle~
vard, will this evening meet at the
home of Mrs. A. R. Morehouse, on Cove
The remedy for the moral conditions avenue at 7 45 o ’clock
or today is the gift or the Holy Ghost.
1. it is the remedy forms impurity The Smithy School Board of the
, Ind muggy o; the m duy 13 East. Avenue hf. E. Church will have
2. it is the safeguard RSI!!!“ the charge of the special prayer services
"001(9an and business dish in the church this evening Every
‘1 the present dag 1191,51,, M3“ member of the Sunday school is urged
sparring matches. which are really to attend The service tonight prom-3
prise tights; Milling. m D001. em lees to be fully interesting as the ow:
' a his the way to solve problem or m. Willa?! have attracted splendid at-
unemployed
4.1t is the foundation of true edu ,
cation. and does away with crime, im-
3 morality in school life. etc.
6. It is the basis or all true temper-
ance reform
tendence.
.
The old temporary bridge is taut dis
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E. Pinkbam’s Vegeta-
ble Compound.
Mmipelier. VL~ “We have great
Initials yourremediss. Iwasveryir-
regular and was
filed and sleepy all
sndlnowfoel line. Ismregulalun
stomach isbettersnd mypsinshave
left 111;. You ungratfiaztnsmeif you
like. am proud 0 w
dies have done for me.’ Hamlin!
Gsurmrn, 2!. Ridge St... Montpelierflt.
An Honest Dependable Medicine
It must be admin by every fair-
-minded, intelligent person, tbst s inedi-
eine could not live and growinpo lsrity
for nearly forty years, and lIto-gyhold
a record for thousands upon thousands
of some! clues, as has Lydia E. Phin-
ham' :1 Vegetable Cotnpuun‘tll)d “blitz:
possessing great virtue ac
worth. Such medicines mustbeloolced
upon and termed both standard and
dependable by every thinking person.
appearing at the hands of a gang of
11‘ you have the slightest doubt
McHarg—Barton Company u rockers. 1!, that Lydia E. Plnkhnm’s Vegeta-
was thought that at first it would be‘
his Compound will helpyomwrito
1 necessary to leave the old structure up toLydinFilPlnkhmMOdldmCo.
6' it ‘3 the 0019th W“ 101‘ the for several days should it be necessary (coufidential)Lynn, Mmfornd-
world s unrest
7. It is the safeguard to the sane:
my of the marriage vow.
s. Solves me child-welfare problem. ’
9. Solves capital and labor prob
low.
10. The one remedy for the ills of
«church life.
—SPE(:3|AL FOR SATURDAY.
Flesh Pork Roast: 53¢. lb.
Fresh Shoulders. 13c. lb.
liédruaui’s Market. 3 3
.. Mr. and‘fll's. A. T. Ferris. of South
We "hue. have removed “VII
ML m- 7:.
A year two today thermometers on
the East Side registered encily lilde-
gross above‘.
The Ferris Coal Company. at their
upper dock, are unloading a large only
to of coal3from the Red Star Com-
pany barge “Rising Star."
Paul J. Tracey left this morning for
Norfolk, V.a. where he is on the re-
ceiving ship U. 8. Franklin. He has
3 been spending his twelve day furlough
at H. l. Bennett's, Seavlew avenue
, . ‘3 Doctor goseph Dobapp, of 9 Van Zuni
.- «trait. is planning to give up his prac-
' ‘ line on the East Side and remove to
“Winnipauk. The many friends Dr.
‘ Dobson has made locally wish him suc-
cess in his new field
32 Washington street.
80 Norvalk
.3.
"oil
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Less 121:
to close the new bridge for adjust-
ments. it is doubtful whether there
'are any regrets felt at the passing of
the temporary bridge.
Frederick Brown, of the East Side?
is the winner oi'flle first prize offered
by 'Al" liafner in the Benedict Farms‘.
pool and billiard parlor tournament.
This evening the second prize will be
3. awarded, when William \Vicke, ruled
’ 100. eating pool game between Charles To
2115, plays Charles Keene, rated
The “inner of this match will take
second place. This nill end the tour-
parlor
Yesterday afternoon at her home on
‘Rowan street. Mrs. George F. Smith
entertained the members or the W0-
mnns' Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal
Church. The meeting was largelyfat-
tended. and plans were completed for'
the suppei‘, which is to be held in 1116‘
basement of the church on Wedues
day evening of next week. Other you I
tine matters were disposed oi by that
members.
Music, furnished by James P. Pun?
salt. was one of the .very interesting?
leatures of the largely attended eras l
gellstic‘service held last evening in
the East Avenue 11.11:. Church. Rev. 1
S. P. Fairbanks was in charge, and the
meeting was one of the most success
tul of the series. MnPanselt and an
assistant cornstist. accompanied the
.. FOR SATURDAY
O F. SCHULTZE
Sanitary Markets
Pork Roast
.Frlsh Shoulders
b
I. vice. Your letter will be opened.
read and answered byn woman.
and held in strict confidence.
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congregation with their singing and
also rendered enjoyable orchestral se-
lections’.
“A!"
evening. use the scene of a very inter-
bey. rated 85. and George Brown.
whose rating was 80. George Brown
nameut at ",9 Benedict Farms pool was an easy winner. taking the game
to the tune of 39. 80. Twelve bulls, the
highest run. was made by Mr. Brown.
The complete score follows:
" " Ir, Church. not yesterday attention
rerun- the opening of the mite boxes. which
w :1 WE» - ’
Miss Bertha Seoiield, or MCKlnlsyi
1 street. is now emploved’ by the Croiut
it Knapp Hat 00., in south Nor-walk
1‘.
Ralph L. Pennell. formerly of this '
now residing in East Nomalk, is able '
to be about once more. and recently
was sible to walk over the new Wash-
ington street drawbridge.
The prayer service in the blethodist
Whoops! Church. last evening. was
largely attended. and of an interesting
nature. Rev. Edgar s. Jackson was in
GI“!!- ’ 1
The 1.11111“, .1111 Society of the u.‘
still o'clock in the chapel of the
Rib Roast, very fine
Pork Roast,
Home Made Sausage
M‘—
WeekEnd Specials
our sales in Meals, Fruits and Vegetables are so great that you
are§sure to sesurc hush stock when purchasing here.
16.: 30:0 11..
141:, 16c lb.
160 lb.
church on Rmyton avenue. la the
purpose of discussing “plane and mat
in: arrangements fertile annual so-
cial evening held in conjunction with
BEEF
Porto r‘llouse Steak
were distributed to the. parishioners a
year ago. and containing, a penny for
22¢-24¢ n).
Sirloin Steak ..... 22¢ lb.
LAMB
Legs Lamb 16¢-18¢ lb.
|“0rcquaricr Lamb 12¢ 11).
1111. Lamb Chops 16¢ 11).
PORK
Pork Roast 14¢‘—1€3¢ lb.
Fresh Shoulder ..
I‘l‘CSll Ham
you).
1 5-11.
liaiuers East Washington
street pool and billiard parlor. last
each week. A pm is being no 120111111 Steak . 20¢ lb. Loin I anlb Chops 25¢ ll). Pork Chops 1%13‘,’ ‘b
$336111?th aim.) #:nxzntzxggtg Shoulder Steak .. 16¢ lb. Shoulder Lamb Chops Link Sausage .. If; _ .
. 1 ‘ )3 3 3 q j .133
”"3 Edith Adeline Skoileld, wife of 1101) Hui 15¢ lb. .............. 18¢ lb alt lork ..... 12/4
my L, skoneld' at“ at New York lot Roast 10¢f20¢ 1b. .' Sir“ Land) ...... 10¢ ll). 3
v3‘city. Tuesday. The funeral services. 3 ~—
{Mghssigbs origin. 1:111 be3| 2:13;! Beef Liver .. . 12%gé lb. San‘r Kraut 2 qis. 15¢ Corned Sparerib. .1411. 1 a i
Sfoneldowabalizmflayyfige$a hero :7 Frallkfurtcrs 13¢ lb. Nomi Pudding: .. 164$ lb. Liverwurst ....... 18¢ 1".
in the old Lowndes place, on 'Westv ; l’flsfied Ham ‘4"- -18¢‘ 1b-Beef‘boaf ------ ‘18¢‘1b- H‘ead Cheese .. 16¢ lb 3
side avenue, and it was with regret :j
that friends and acquaintances learn- 5 ..
ed of Mrs. Skofleld'e death. She is sur- ”
vived by her husband and a daughter. 33
Hermione, and one son, lint-11.11. Up
on leaving Rowayton, Mr. and Mrs. ..
Skofield built a residence at Sllorelln- ‘
We hove an excellent line of Turkeys, Fowl,
Resisting);r Chickens and Native Veal
ten for a summer home.
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NOROTON 1
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a.
Thaddeus Holt is confined to his
home with illness.
Miss Quinn was a visitor in Siam
Lemons
FreshStockFRUlTS and VEGETABLES
Baldwin Apples,
Maine Potatoes
30c pkg?“
75c bu. 3
5c (102.37
i
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lord yesterday afternoon.
I. T . Geo. Brown.
30h; M”, 8 Mrs. C. L. Worth has been u visi- Mushrooms -------- 50C “1..
tor with out-or-town friends To" in t“ "c lb
15 15 Edward Buttrey was out-of-town . I u '5 """" I
18 27 on a business trip Wednesday. . 3 Egg Plant ...... 10¢ each
19.2 38~l The Civic League meeting we). be- 2 ~ (keen Beans ,,,,,,,, . 8c qt.
H 43 » cause of bad weather. postponed from 1 ‘ . .
38‘ 59 Tuesday until this evening. j (.aullflowcr 3 """" 1°C up
37 3 65 1211: Fire Company of Newton is Spinach ----------- 25c Pk.
the in lanafra l u t, .
89-4 77 to one: ‘ln theonenrmfumg.‘rmefl Lettuce ' ‘ 10c and in bud
3° Celery Hearts 10¢ each
-——-—-———-‘"‘""""‘*‘ Parsley .......... 5: bunch
--3PECIAL FOR 9ATURDAY.
Fresh. Pork Roast, lilo. lb.
Fresh Shoulders. 130. lb.
Hedmtt’d‘s Market.“
I...
Special values. in danneiettc gowns
and skirts.» J. l. ‘liiallete’s;
adv. ,
.-
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
131: lb.
121: lb.
161: lb.
Round Steak. . 18¢ lb.
3 Sirloin Steak 20¢ lb.
' Porterllouse Steak 22¢ lb.
Hamburg Steak .. 16¢ lb.
Foréqunrtcr Lamb 10¢ lbf
Lamib Stew ........ 38¢ lb.
1
Rib Lamb Chops 16¢ lb.
Loin Lamb Chops 25¢ lb.
"ne‘er Liver .. 12y¢ 11..
Lamb Livcr . . . . .. 8¢.lb
Sparcribs . .. . . 1433‘! lb.
Oxtails ...'. ....... 8419 lb.
Prime Rib Roast
. . . . .. 14¢,-22¢« 11).
» Pure Pork Sausage 15¢ lb.
vealnonst 1s¢v20¢ 11). ' 1
Nome-made Sausage 18¢
33, 1 l
1'
3-?Smokod Shoulders, . l 3.
Sutures Bag Sausage » .Squires Link Sausage -S3q11ircs'lin3con .3.. 26¢ lb.
........ .22¢ lb 24¢1b.3 .llecfllr‘zlihs’........83¢“)
late—flora Beef 9¢ lb. Stewing Fowl .‘.. .18¢1l3). 16¢ lb." "
Roasting Clnckcns 22¢ lb.
Steak Cod 311.111 1th 531mm 11.11. Smell 12/21: 11.
Spanish Mackerel lie
1121: Small Smoked Shoulders iszdb.
Guaranteed Eggs 301211112
Rump Corn Beef
3n,..t-.
In "
Oualuy J,
3 New Haven.
3R1“: Pain from Back With Sin-"gal district and said 11 "should have
. simply rub it on your blink arid out
3 smell} trial bottle of old. honest ."St.
' . Income Oil"
' that you ever had um..- 1113mm
”or sciatica. because your back will‘
, ‘ fever hurt or cause any more misery.
‘ immodest Ellie” retro. ‘3‘
33lt Bernard 8t C0
51.1.1. and new droomea
fibrils Binary with
i‘xoc qt.
Sweet Potatoes . .
'l'urnips .......... 20c 91!.
Poppers .......... 25c 60:.
Rule .............. 201: pk.
Cranberries ........ 7c qt.
l‘arsuips‘ ' ........... 41: lb.
Cabbage ..... 7c and toe
lx’wl Cabbage . . 10c and [2c
Radishes ........ 4c bunch
Horse Radish Root 15c lb.
Celery Stalks .. 5c esch
Dates looping:-
1 lg“ . . . .1 ......... m lb‘
linealpplcs . s for 25¢
Grapc Fruit .‘.'.. 1 for-"$51:
' Cocoahuts .. . . ascend:
\lnla’ga Gripes. '2lb3. 25c
""lokav Grapes‘l v- 2 lbs; 25C "
\‘cw \X Nuts .. Sclb. ‘
Cal. \avcls .‘ ..... 30c (10:. :1
l loridu Oranges "
..... 15ct030cdoz.
Arthur l3. Minis of Park «5.1 '1
spent Monday in White Plains. on '
business.
Mrs. violin Datenport was the re-
'cent‘quest .of relatives and friends 31
in New York.
Mrs. Robert Ogden and son. hlns- -
ter, Gaucher—tinned in New York. on l__
6 NO. MAIN STREET. SOUTH N3OR LK.
Beers’ Meat 8t Provision Co
CHARLES F. PREUSSER,'Man3eger.'
TWO STORES
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racially; with friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. E hummus and son. Stan-1
icy. were guests of Mrs. ll J. Raine,
in Mount Vernon. Saturday ‘
George Stevens was present ‘with
a 1915 Buick roadster as a birthday
w: Minnie parent's. Hr and tire.
A.“ C. Benedict. at 17! NortonYStq
DONOVAN monrnvo RIVER man 1'
non. um; i
3111-. in Trying to Get $113,000 For:
i
manque-t Hutu».
\VASHINGTON.» Jim. l5:-——At the
{close of yesterday a session of the
:House it seemed Representative Don-
The Norwalk Club will hold a Imok- ovnu was carrying his amendment ad-
or this evening. An entertainment has ding “13 09° ‘0 “‘5 ”vex :md “3‘3"“
been arranged by the cornmlttee in 1’0" bill for Bridgeport h” or, “i
HIE l‘ Rep ntatlv‘o Sparkman of Florida.
oh and r hmenlzs "m be ‘9" .in (alleges of the bill. moved adjourn.
31- g , 3 1 I merit. Sprnkmen expects to defeat the
. . litem today. Donthm will fight the
am mum“ “ iriver and barium committee to a fin-
Sisll.
Pending for his amendment. “in all
decency." Donoian referred to the
_ “nitiiul condition" 'of his congression-
Sl'lFFllESS. wusico
a man or some ability and influence to
Trial Bottle of Old “St. Jacob‘s
’ {present its case," because no state '
Oil."
Back hurt you’ Oon't straighten. gress" as Connecticut She pays .
up without feeling “dd“ pains, sharp i ever 3.000.000 reVenuca into the fed-
‘01:“ "Id Win88!!! WOW llsten' 39ml treasury annually but received in
That’s lumbago, sciatica or maybe appropriations only 8380 000 in 1913
. $215. 0011 in 19111 and 3501 000 in 1910.
from a strain, and you ll get relief the 3 Washington and10reson. with the
moment you rub you; back With sooth: same population and wealth as Con.
ins, penetrating "3“ “COWS 0“ "' lnectlcut, Donovan said. though paying '
Nothing also takes out soreness, lame. less revenue, received several millions
e n g ' 3 u in annual appropriations. The gov.
n as E d stillness quickly Yo ernment is supported in; “such wonk-
lings as Connecticut" which for 20
years. DonoVan- said “has been strun-
glcd and litiira'liy gnrroted financially «
by not of Congress. " Florida and Tex-
as received 87 600, 000 appropriations;
in 19111. In dividing the gathered I
sheltels Connecticut was bled .pono-
van declared.
has been “so mutilated by action at
A:
comes the pain. It is hirinlearsnl
doesn‘t burn the skid: '
Willi! Don‘t” :sm‘r: (let a
from my drug store and
after 1111113511 just once, ypu'il forget
Twelve men signified their inten-
tlons to take the Scout Mustard; 1
course it a meetingdleld m3 Roodner's. .
Hall last night at Which commotion. .
" er Plrle Macbtlnald was present and . *
gitve a trill: on 1111‘. subject. These
men viii dominance the Study of in-
3 attraction lonigllt. President ire Q
it never prointslmdlhae been rec-
‘ Small lresh shoulders
home made or link sausage
l Milk loll roasting chickens
vlr'ancy lime celery
wane splines
Millie potatoes
liayeS’ New City Market
3 69 North Main Street,
loin 01 pin pork .
Sdlall lean'lreill hams
New corned pork
legs of genuine spring lamb
Sheri lore quarters spring
Spring knob chops
not lorstewlng
Rib roast heel
Lean poi mast
Shoulder sleek
Round steak
. 03 s
Sirloin Sleek. «heal Quality heel,
. Young lieu unkeys
‘youngiowls
201: pk
“ Tole. your order 13110
Free Delivery
Hayes’ Block
Me LB.
1613'
141:
:16c
. 16c
willed 18c
lamb , . llc
lie
1:
1 .
it
. lie
18c & 20c
20c & 22c
.” 28c
20¢ .
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5c root
, 30c peck
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