SATURDAY, DEC. it. 1915
-;
At; Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
?VhVUL:
I “an; RCLUAL'
structor
Containing Fresh Cod Liven, with
I Peptonate oi Iron.
F. It. sum, Duggist.
Strawberry I
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
Lane's Bakery.
61 Washington
Street.
till NEWS
ltoutine matters occupied the atten- -
tion of the members attending the
meeting of Lincoln Council, 0. U. A..
M, last night.
Young “Jack" Keogh, son of of
Judge and Mrs. John Keogh, of Man
vin Beach. who has been ill with
pneumonia. is considerably improved.
-~Ilmbrellas and mourning builds
O‘lirien‘s.
.‘llrs. llittli \laddcn Iioyt, of this
city was yesterday granted a divorce
In the Superior court.
sented by Attoniey William F. Tam
many, of \\'ashington street.
A rcgulat meeting of the Nitrite...
Boat t‘lui. war. held last evening, at
the (‘ltlll rooms It was voted to hold
a turkey supper on New Year‘s eve.
()ther routine business was carried
out.
—BE PROTECTED AGAINST 1.083.
by burglary. ’l‘aylor at Golden. Tel.
1230.
The front of the United Electric
Light and \i'uter t'ompany's store, on
Wall street, ix icing decorated today,
with (‘hrisimie rrecus and vari-color-
ed lights. which present a \cry tine
appearance.
Judge John 11. Liglll‘ belorn the
lion's Brotherhood of the Smith Nor,
walk llaptist church, will, tomorrow
at 12:30 o'clock, sixiaking on tho
l‘Church and Municipal Problems.”
All citizens are, cordially invited to
attend.
lteports were denied today by Sup-
erintendent A. E. Winchester that he
was to be operated upon for stomach
trouble. Tho only operation of any
moment that concerns the superin-
tendent. he said, was the operation
of the electric plant.
Officials of the government, of New
Rochelle, N, Y.. will be the guests of
Mayor Carl Axel Harstrmn and City
Engineer George A. Sharron, next
week. The representatives of the
Nw York municipality will
Norwalk‘s roads. etc.
—BURGLAR INSURANCE.
Ask Taylor & Golden. Phone 1230.
The following ofiicors. last evening.
were elected at a meeting of Rum
boldt Dodge, Sons of Herman: Presl-
dent—Williani Muller; Vicoprcsldcnt
~~Paul Stefan, Corresponding Sucre
tary-Gustavo .llocllcr; Financial Set-.-
retary-chnry Krictcr; Treasurer—-
Carl Schaub. A big meeting or the
(lumen Venbiind, at which all those
interested are cordially invited, will
be held within the near future. Im-
portant plans will be diseassed.
A number of New York financial
men were in town yesterday, for the
purpose of discussing the prospects of
the Cameron Automobile Company.
with some of the members of “1’
firm. These men stated that the situa-
tion looked good to them and that
they stood ready to place some money
in the concern. At present,
pears, that the new concern will locate
somewhere in the second district. with
in a short time. The factorywill bring
in a good many new people, and all
that is needed for the success of the
undertaking. Is the support of the Deb?
ple of the town.
it on.
She ii as I‘F'JI e»
inspect,
l).'\'td W. Raymond ‘
U N DER? A in Ell
27 WASHINGTON ST.
Tel, oifice, i0693: Home. 693.
w
Escallops
trig? SO ‘82:.”
Rockaway Oysters I
Oyster Crabs
Large Long Giants
Opened at the, Market
All Kinds of
Fresh 2nd Salt Fish
Illasi Sanitary Markct in
”town
Cultbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
in loom NORWALK WING “Milli;
.- m .n - i 1.... Hula. walnut. ruled
uled ior last night at lite South Nor-
walx club. was postponed until next
'I‘nes/lay ei'rninx. The regular week
ly Saturday lltnilt will be provided to
iii-.iii at iw South .‘Corwalk club.
-—YOU LOSE UNLESS
insurid. tarry burglary insurance-
'laly|or (d lit-ldt—n TH 1230.
I). Davenport has presented to Chief.
George \V. liogardus. in behalf of his
dt‘phl'llllr'lilvta worker». a check :or 32b
. ‘_ -A- “a-
Mr Davenport is tin» owner of the
BELL-O
l'ncle JOSInh. where bound?" “Why down to that uflltcdalt— (‘Ullriiil‘tttl
ed city to get our Christmas supplies for our society and myself \\e
haietruded With those fellows nigh on to {UN}; yeais or more
have always been pleased with the Bridge that has carried us
We are after Coal, Flour" (,‘rdin, l-‘u-tl and all these time. 5 tall
pull Hum, and my ouohundred dollar bill mil be broken wizh gives
0\ 81‘.
sure It ‘
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington Street
t2ll~ I)’
.ind
mt nizs
Coats and Suits at
January Sale Prices
PAGE SEVEN
lllllllllllg lltljlsll'llllg the Mrs. Kale Lint!»
:"( y house till T‘Col‘lll Main street.
\~ int-n was. pulled by fire Monday. The
trnicivpor: sirlll‘llll't’ “71> sated fromI
damage This makm the second
I .:t-cl; l't'l’l‘thI an a result til the good
u l
, FIRST CHURCH or
[West avenue—The
mnu‘service of this church is held at 11
SCIENTIST.
First (‘hurch of Christ, scientist, 57!
regular Bond!)
wnrlt :it iiw thine, the total
pin ”"3"“! '1) all?» ‘8. m_
_... _ w--. - Subject December 12 ”God the
‘u, m I w. l’reserver of Man" .
I Wednesday evening,
4
OWAYTON t
l_. I”.
. v- c -. ~‘“\~vc'~sJ I
'meetlng at 8 o'clock.
in cordially invited.
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i
testimony!
.
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To both these eerVices the public-1
Sunday school at 9:45 a. in. ‘
A reading room is maintained at.
Invitations have been issued to the. can name. address. open 9301] week
marriage of Walton Luther Wood antliday, holidays excepted, from 2:15 toi
Miss l‘arrie Viola Wilbur Monday M” 4:30 p, m
cning. December 20. at 7 o'clock. in.
the llaptist church, Rowayton I
in.“ my ‘on Mei Iiodiisl Episcopal
Services for the week begin»
1:. «Morning worship
('liurch
pint; llw wn-hn"
:et lotto .. v; w rmoii by the pastor
:I‘ron. the subn It. "The Spirit of tin
Karly l‘hrisiians in Times of Trial.“
Sunday school, with classes for ulll
:th‘e. met-t: a' II 7in a m The lesson".
sitbjni l3. ".leliovali Yearns UVI‘I‘I
ilackslnling Israel," llosea lI:l~lI.I
‘uz-ior League Sunday afternoon at .iI
i». and lipu'orih League at iitiiii
p III The lllpworth League topic ii»?
“The Promise of Heaven." The letlll'i
er in Miss Maud Ilrundage. ICvening‘
preaching service at 7:30 p. 111. It is
the desire to make this seriicc es
I'i
Free Delivery. Phone tots
Miss lielcn lu‘. \'o.i|)urgii, daughter
of Judge and “IS tioorge H. Yos-
burgh. is ill at her home on Putnam
avenue with I‘llllfll‘nlllill til IIIU lllllgfi.
There was no meeting of tile city
board of health, Inst eiening. 'l‘ln
statement in the local papers in re
gird meeting, \‘lln‘ an error
:I tozilteiion of dates
to this
«In It.
.Inn ml or in»... Susan ,\ Sic.
hill In held lrom her late home.
No 2: Monroe street, Ionioiroiv after
”(‘1 ‘l at 1‘3!) o'clock. llev. l". A. Cole
lltil‘l will oi'iciaie. interment will be
in ”It! lutuily plot iii New I‘aiman
cemetery.
Tim police were notified. at
o'clock last night of suspicious noiaes
on hilt-hold avenue. Officer John I"..
Reynolds investigated. but found noth
mi: out ol' the ordinary. An lily :i\
chi;
nuc woman objects against lnr has
band b-‘ntmg lnr She ll‘k.‘ in.» police
to re; rtmand ll'in.
MOHI' iii-tors and ul'ti‘t‘sstk. oi the
Metro curimrv. are held a.) min iii-1k
lug picture rcenc In iIn viinily oi' Nor
\vallt because 01 the cold weather. .\
William lt‘. lloyt oyster boat has been
secured. and the heroine is to he “ship-
wrecked." The hero will row out from
Roton Point and save his lady fair,
carrying her to I'ecks Ledge Lighl
home.
—STRONG AND WELL AS EVER.
It'r: «I Smith, (In-en llny, \\‘is. says:
"It‘olly's Kidney l‘ills completely
Ilt‘i't'tl me of all soreness and ILIIII in
the back and I now ant strong and
Well it“. ever." (‘old weather iiiakt-.-.
aching joints, sore muscles and irrig-
ular bladder action more unbearable
Foloy Kidney l'ills help the kidneys
Tl‘
“eliminate paincauaing poisons.
Sold everywhere.
—-WORKED IN THE HAY FIELD.
Arthur Jones, Allen. Kas., writes: "l
have been troubled with bladder and
kidney troubles for a good many
years. If it were not for Foley Kid-
ney Pills I would never be able to
work in the hay field."
Ellen and women past middle age
‘find these pills a splendid remedy for
”‘31“.
peciully helpful by song and Ilible
lllt‘hnllgt‘. All are welcome.
Monday _. Meeting of the officers and
teachers of the Sunday school at the
parsonage :il 7.7m p. m. John Sherer
\\ ill lead in the study of the lesson.
\\'cdnc:«'day liegular monthly meek
mg of tile .‘.Ien's Adult Bible Class. All
men of the cluss and such friends as
they may Invite are cordially wol-
come to the enjoyments of this even-
I
. . . I
.\it interesting program to prom-
tug
lsed.
'l‘hurmlay Midweek prayer service.
We want to make this meeting full of
lIlIl-It‘sl, intercession and enthuslasm
Will you help‘.’
..._.._A.--.-- I
Rowayton llaptint (‘llul‘t'lIwStierCCt‘lj
on Sunday, December i'.2.-10:.'lt), nor-I
vice of morning worship and the sub-l
loci of the pastor‘s sermon is “To.i
lie 'I‘wlce liorn." .lohn 3:7. ll:fiti,I
the ilible School will meet to atudyl
the prophet Ilosea's Gilessage. of God's‘
lniiuiie Love. 3:30. the meeting of
the .lunior ("Iiristlan Endeavor So-l
ciety in the Sunday school room;
Topic~~~.\ Man Who Was Afraid to do,
ltight. Luke 23:20-24. Leader. Anna-
Scoiield. tl:45, the Christian Endeav—i
tor meeting. Subject of meeting, "Tth
Illeasonabloness of the Christian En-I
deavor Pledge." 1’s. 61:1-8. Leader.
of meeting. Miss Marion Jarvis. 7:30,
Service of evening worship with a talki
by the pastor oti “Atlinltles.” Every-I
one is Invited to these services. I
Notices for thf week:
Tuesday afternoon The
t'lass will meet.
A. \V. T.I
Wednesday afternoon——The meeting]
of the ladies‘ Aid Society at the
church. Wednesday evening — The
regular mid-week meeting of the
church. Subject of meeting. "Fruit.
llearing Christiana," John 15: 1-5.1
This is one of the most important aer-
vlcos of the church. and every mem-
‘ber should endeavor to be present.
—RECOMMENDED FOR CROUP.
W. C. Allen. llosr-ly, Mo. says: “1.
have raised a family of tour children
and used Foley‘s Honey and Tar with
all of them. I find it the best cough
and croup medicine, 1 ever used. 1 us-
ed it for eight or ten years and can
—V°U MAY BE NEXT. .wenk, overworked or diseased kid- recommend it for croup." Same, satis-
to lose by tnrglary. .Be protected bylneyg, .tnctory results for coughs and colds.
insurance. Taylor & Golden. Tel. 123M Sold everywhere. I Sold everywhere. .
______ _._ ,ngfluw . M ._..f"'-
1915 -
13th.
ARE YOU ONE OF THE LUCKY ONES?
The Fifth Annual Christmas Club tor 1916 will open on
Tuesday. December‘28th. All of your friends are going to
join. Will you be one of the 5,000 members ?
ran sum NORWALK TRUST COMPANY
; ~‘.‘~‘1i“ maimx-NNNX‘N
_ $111,269.00
The above amount in Christmas Checks will be mailed to the
members of the Christmas Savings Club on Monday, Deceniber
1915
KNIGHT STREET CHURCH COI‘I.I
CERT. .
Sacred (‘oncert of the Knight street
church. at 3:30 p. m. 1
Opening Selection~~Choir I
invocation Rev. Henderson.
Selection by Choir.
Scripture Iteading~.\lrs .l
Solo Mrs George Johnson.
Reading «Mrs. Nlmo.
Solo Mr. Hill.
Reading Miss Ward.
Solo Walter Reed.
Rt't'llltlitlilr- \Irs. Carey.
\'lolin is‘olo Master Stanley
ton.
Recitation Miss Davis.
Solo . Mrs James Perkins.
Reading Mrs. Askew.
Violin Solo Mrs. Chance.
lleading~—.\irs. Bailey.
(‘Ioslng remarks by Rev.
lnnzo, of Greenfield. Mass.
Mrs. Middleton and Miss Middleton,
lenders.
REV DR. BARNUM DEAD.
Former Missionary Dice Suddenly in
Verona, N. J.
lturi‘. ‘
Mill” ‘
G A.
Giving your hene
P9715 Poultry Regulator
is the sure way to make them lay. Costs only about a.
cent per month per hen. Guaranteed to satisfy you
- or money back. a
Lance—Prone low Remedy (toilet.- or powder). 81.00. 50: and 25:.
gggyuuyyugugu
Brewer a Malone Feed Co.
Holmes, Keeler 4 Kent 00.,
So. Nor-walk.
Samuel Roodner, So. Nor
.. .._._.m__ _. _ ~....._.
Raymond Bros, 80. Norwalk
walk.
cmnyvgyyyygxge§n_
Fresh Eggs—Lots of Them
Wh '_ not have all the eggs you wank—enough for
yourself and then plenty to sell.
Xmas Footwear 5
SLI
PPERS
We have provided 'for the whole family's comfort.
in our
XMAS SLIPPERS
MEN, WOMEN. CHILDREN
S
HOES
‘ IDEAL GIFT
Standard makes in all the latest styles.
GLOVER’S.
llelatiies and friends in this city of Norwalk
the Rev. Dr. Henry S. Barnum. a Ion,
mcr mivlonary in Turkey. were sur'
priai d inlay by the announcement'
of his death. which occurred this
morning at lils home In Verona, N. .IJ
Dr. Barnum and Mrs. (‘hristine (‘ 4
Fish were married in Caldwell, N. Y
last month. and since that time hadi
resided with Mrs. Barnum‘s daughter:
in Verona. Dr. Barnum’s death was:
caused by pneumonia. He had been ill
only a week. ‘
Dr. llamum had long been engaged'
in educational and missionary work iiiI
Turkey. He returned to the United
States last June. in company with his'
son. *llarry Huntington Barnum. a prov
tensor in Roberts College, Turkey.
I
—TIMELY HINT ON OVEREATING.‘
llig dinners cause disturbed digest-I
tlons. The. stomach and bowels
should not. be clogged with undigested
poisonous waste matter. Foley Cath-
artic Tablets relieve distress afteri
eating, stop belching. banish bloating;
and gas on stomach, regulate the bow-i
els. sweeten the stomach and tone up
the liver.
Sold everywhere. I
i
t
_—
Do Your
ChristmasShopping
will find a large
J ACOBI’S ,
You
at reasonable prices.
Norwalk Pawn,
Shop
J08. ROSENFIELD, Prop.
40 Water St.-, 80. Norwalk, Conn.
Gifts
CHRISTMAS EXCURSIIRI
FLORIDA AND RETURN .
Via Clyde Line
8 Days Trip $44.10
Covers All Expenses
Accommodations Secured
\
/
South
THE LATEST IN LADIES’ SHOES
(me of the prettiest tnodr-h we have shown this season.
of black
glare kid. Nine and one-half—lnch boot top. recedu toe, leather l.oui~
heel.
.-\ shoe that is sure to please.
Makes a splendid present.
Holidy Slippers and Stockings
For Men, Women and Children.
CONNEALLT— & BRACKEN .
South Norwalk. Conn.
81 WASHINGTON STREET
TELEPHONE
1475/2.
DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
3 ant
2 HOLIDAY PURCHASES E
3 Go To ‘ 3
E A.Dickerman & Son Siifn‘fiiia‘k‘ E
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Norwalk:
-fii
‘
.l. a. midi} Cedar.
I.
‘5 mirage-m" South NorwIIk',
-Ii J ‘
covnniced hat there
this time of
year the same as
Sitin‘nicr months.
not exposed to
tomatically before i
tcrs the wagon.
. I
is a dicfirence. Try a ton and
know we will add your name to the list.
Harris ‘8: Gans
. 721
WATER STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
E CAN DELIV-
ER COAL at
“IE I
tl’lt‘
It i~
lllt‘
“'6“th and SCI‘t‘t‘llS {111-
l 011'
Our
I large army of trade are
we .
”275'-
Phone
33m-
ausntrsstiniiiniici‘
AN EMPLOYER IS NOT
A SCHOOL MASTER
HE PAYS you FOR
WHAT YOU KNOW
MERRILL CllllEGE
START MONDAY
_ ....
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
.‘C‘C’tJ‘f
-N .
g: The Only Fully Equipped
I ELECTRICAL SHOP
" In the Town
AUTO IUPPLIEI
Phone 305-50 00. Mei» It.
Io. Nomik. Muelc Hell Ilock
-‘- -:-I-:-.-t-:-)l:-'-:-.'-:- -;~'-'.:.;.'.
mm ‘
mommy-inc. .‘r! snooty)“ ‘
l
‘ we REFER You
70 THE HOUSI
‘Is It not beautiful in its glistening
‘coat? Yes, ano what's more, It will
‘wear well—we guarantee that. All our
“paints, oils. stains, varnishes. enun-
els, etc, are the best obtainable-—
that has been painted with our palate.
that's your protection. Phone q
The Goriiam Co
10 FIRST 8T.. EAST NORWALK
' Tel. ‘52.
I
REBUILT TYPEWRITERB -— L C.
E Smith, Underwood
Remington. Ill othell
makes. sold, rented,
repaired. Rentals. '35
per month. Machine.
sold at 85 per month.
JAB. DONNELtY.
10 South Main Street. South Mala
MW». .
’ ~~aat‘.f-“
It You Have '
Any Junk
S. Jail‘ee
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Eifron.
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk.
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The Ne Selence ’
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art in
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done In childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life In the different mans and
hills.
Chiropractors remove the “cause or
disease and pain. health I: restored -
‘through harmonizing the nerve eyr
tame In your body. Female troubles
. given special attention; also cur-Mm
'of the epin. You will never ran"!
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help mu.
Magnetic treatment. given elem
' 3‘. Francs. D. C.
34 t' ‘ ”‘iliiaton 8L. So. NOMO'R.‘ Conn.
gr‘ to from rm scum
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