There‘s Mich 111
a Nun, 1
The comics we represent
Stand first among all 11am. E
And MLMONS of dollar-a tho,
have spent
in promptly meeting chime,
i» No blemish 111111-1111 their 11m .
career,
clear It
Convey STRAIGHTFORWARI trils
. DEALING. . “ "w Nstops
I‘, Have your insurance written
by (hare who know how to write
it properly, and in Companies 111111
will pay your looms without
quibble.
Taylor 8. Golden
Telephone 1230
Trust Company Bldg. 11-.
Expert Insurance Underwriters 1
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“Papc‘s Cold Compound" Ends Grippo
body or limbs by taking a dose of
1' For their policies in terms a, Pam‘s Cold Componnd" every ton
Ihoura until three. doses are taken.
lniug. relieves sick headache dullness.
lfev 91' iabness,
soreness and stillness.
a and shuttling!
head—potion: else in the world giws.
lsuch prompt relief as
luaistanco, tastes iiice
put-11111911131119.
1111111011101
Mlmyé-Don‘t Stay Stalled-apt
You: can end grippe and break. up
severe cold either in head. cheat,
promptly opens clogged 11p nos-
air passages in the head
ty discharge o1 nose run-
sore throat «oozing,I
Dont star stuffed-11p! Quit blowing]
base youi throbbingI
‘l’apc's Cold;
01.11po11nd" which costs only :25 cents
t/env drug store it acts without‘
and causes “01
lie su19 1011 get thoi
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WEATHER FORECAST.
. Forecaat for Norwalk and vicinity; lg
Unsetiiod weather. probably rain late}
tonight and Saturday.
A long trough of low pr9saure 019
the western districts, extending from“
Manitoba aoutheastward to Missouri,
is causing unsettled, rainy weati19.
from the Rocky Mountains eastw‘ard
to the Ohio Valley.‘ Thunderstorms.-
u'ero reported from Wichita, Klaus”
and Chicago, ill. Several places in
the southern and central districts ro~
111111811 more than an inch of rain dur-
ing the last 24 hours. The tempera-
tures are rising in the central and
eastern districts and are generally
above freezing except over the Rocky
Mountains.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGb
w-TODAY.
'l‘cmperatuc: Low,
32. Fair, 1
' .9“..va 1
'f WW;
till N1ws i
WNvAMA-M
Dr. A. N. Clark, of South Main
street, is enjoying a visit in Miami,
Lorin... with l0. C. Budge.
"dime and Green Soft Hats, ()‘liri~
en‘s
Little Miss Sulcta lloyt, of Cedar
atrect, la able to be out again follow-
ing a brief illness. ‘
——4 heapeat place in town. N. Y. )lkt.
.»\. J. Collins has purchased a new
iFord delivery truck from llutee W t
IFli11t,tho local Ford agency. ll
A slight dropping off in the numbcr 1,
of grip and cold cases is reported 111-
caliy The doctors, however. are still
exceedingly busy.
Local icemen regret the rise in the!
24; high,
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11a recot' ertug from 11 severe atta1k1I1f
1t11,\.~_ha11' melted the
1‘
professors in colleges supervised h
the Methodist lupiacopal church nutyiopemtion for the. past year, was
011 retiring at the 111:9 of sixty -,11-i111
and to be insured for 311),,000 undo-
a plan which has been :1d1oc11t1'd.
,bt'.
call at New York Market.
dam-1' given by Governor Fielder. 10'
night.
Shrrwood,
I -
William llogan, 1011111: '3011 of" Alri
111] “to. Daniel t]<);:a11,11fli;1y street
'1' ip.
The tug “A1i1li1' \V‘Jd” this morning:
rrtoued from Saugutuck to New York.:
compressor boat for the llcllaru';
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Skating has been hiltlllt'tl. The)
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ice into
hape.
Short calendar
ivorning being held in the ll1-i1lp1'po1'
’l‘hc majority of the loct1l'-1t
thi»:
l 1‘
sessions are
oui‘ts.
mneva are 11111-11ding them.
Methodists in this city hear Hut '1
Y1
-v-»Roast “Ref 161: lb. N. Y. Mki.
The \‘orualk Friendship budge, Nuiii'
5421. 0. ii. A., will hold
lmeeting on Sunday. January 23. 1'11 11
3: 30 p. m., at the Synagogue. to toto1 111'
1"0
\ll members are requested to toastully lnaucurt
1-111"r) it out again.
'1 donation to the European War suf-
I‘l'el‘s.
present.
Beforc buying your Sunday meat. 1)
Miss laabei Aller and Miss Mary
letts left for 191-111,." City this morn-
ng. and will attend 11 reception and-
L1
[1
in a lecture on “A Littiv Journey
11 ()hi t‘ouncrticut," given recently
11 Waterbury" by Herbert vidrancia
the historic spots and in
meeting legends of all the town-1 sur
ouuding Norw alk “are discuaaod. but
Mr city was not 1111~nti0ned,ri1'h 11s
1 is in histoiic mommies.
ll
111.11p1rature. There were prospects
of a line ice haul but the warm weath-
er in now interfering.
There are half- a~hundr1d jitneya
doing buainesa in Norwaik according
to the. records of Chief of Police Willo
111m R. Pennington.
New telegraph poles have been
erected on Railroad avenue in place
of those blown down and damaged by
tho recent snow storm and gale.
, heat Shoulder Stk. 160 lb. N. Y. Mkt .
During this morning's session in‘
1111- Superior Court the divorce case
111' Mary Seymour Kerr against Chon-
191- M. Kerr. had not been reached.
—Derbioa-0'Brlen
Reports from all cities of the state
indicate :1 large increase in the num-
ber of school children.
pecially true in this city,
necessity for two new schools prover. amount of Incombuatiblo material in
the form of ashes. so the food and
drink taken each day leave in the 1111.
mentary organs a certain amount of
The Ladiea' Auxiliary of William
\l1-Kinley Camp, No. 9, held Lregular
business session at their rooms in
the Town Hall, last evening. and
transacted routine business. following
which Fet'reahmenta were served and
a social hour enjoyed.
Theregular meeting of South Nor-
11'alk Council, Knights 6! Columbus.
was adjourned from last night to next
Sunday morning‘at 11:30 o'clock, at
.1hich time reports from the enter-
lainment committee will be heard.
tire. Carrie W. Tristram Lamar
was a. visitor in South Norwaik this
momlng. Mrs. Lamar, who ionncrlyl
resided at the corner of Burritt and;
Quintard avenues. to now a resident
of New York city. ’
Mina Louiec Bruachweln, of Butler
street. delightfully entertained, last
night, a large number of the young
folks of St. Peter's German Lutheran
church. Games were playcdtandprla-
ea awarded. There was must and a
very pleaeanl social time with refresh-
meats.
W'
A 111111» llclay
'in securing protection for.
. your. valuables may be
' costly.
, 1
Rant. a one Depoaltlh'
Box in our Fire and Bprg-
tar Proof Vault—bio
_ in 'very, rcaponabla.
S
111nm nor 1111111311
111' 11911 1111311111 A
moor courtroom
W
the past 11111 1'1'1'11i111;
pour house.
\1-'1,1 Mlct‘tte‘fil'lll supper piu'n by the
1t htistian Endeavor Soc-it- 11' in the par
the
at are. sublet
till llln(l\ illltlll
a speti1il'I,_--11.11
might have a chance to see.
11'11ll 1111 boar them, 11 detail which
utently oxpedhea 1111 well an 1'
The report of the nom-
11nd (i"'1imtn3 A1111
inating counnittce was printed
bring 11(111119111111-1911 Dept.)
used as a ballot
g-ivcn for 111111101ution11 from the floor
'Ilid for the marking of ballota
Ililcacona were «levied for three years, ,!
\lattheu W
a"
run: soIU't‘fl contract-crunch mm
FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1916
11111111 NN
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Successful Year's W010
..—-—-—-—-
Billlilllll 11111101 ,
800|Eil 1111111111111?
Appreciation of Services of Retir-'
lug Superintendent,
Smith,,lr.
~—- —.
The Flint tour. recutioual 1'l11111~h of ion
11-h! its annual 1111'ctin1.; 111st bladder
111111 pariah act normally again.
111'1111ll1 l
1hM1h
began
Illt‘
1-'911l11',.'
in
““1 with
l1 house This With iollowcd by
business N “11111 of the church,
11o budge
ill l
of thc 1111' 'lhod.
1i1-1 committee wmo Judge l'}.
l'.111l1wood,l)eaco11 .l.\\r1llace Marvin 1
t hurlt-s l". llunncbackn, hilt-111 llelt'n l.
111'tl11, Mra. Elbert S. Adams.
The financial reports of the ch
.1111i of thc 1"mi0us ili‘iiurtim'ntu wore
111111 all Young (511111-11
them as ”‘1‘"
rinted »-lor distribution so
11-' business.
opporttmltv
St .111 11nd Perch al
tannard.
urch (Sunday School Funds). .
1,” ”19,;I (Treasurer)
1
'l‘w01
li
'l‘lu- following resolution was phas-
cd 1111a11i111o11aly in r1'1'oc11itlon of the
01111 if' Mil
0B BUM BilllllB
Harmless to Flash Kidney: and New!I
traliac irritating Acids.
Kidney and Bladder weakness reaultl
from uric acid, says a noted authority.
:The kidneys filter this acid from the
blood and pass it on to the bladder,
where it often remains to irritate and
inflame, causing a burning, a1 aiding,
l,
WWW Of tin milsenaauon, or setting up an irritation
District liar Statements of
at the neck, of the bladder, obligiug'
iyou to seek relief two or three times
during the night. The sufferer is in;
loonataut dread, the water passes some'
, times with a scalding sensation and is
‘ very profuse, again there is difiiculty in '
avoiding it.
Bladder weakness, most folks call
it. because they can't control urina-;
tiou.While it is extremely annoying;
and somelimefi very painful, this 11;i
really one of the most simple ailmentsj
to overcome. (lot about four ounces
of lad Salts from your pharmacist
w- H- and take a tablespoon in a glass or
water before breakfast, continue this
1for two or three days. This will 11911-5
trallze the acida in the. urine so it no
ger is 11 source of irritation to the
and urimry organs which thou
Jad Suite is tnexpenshe harmless
and is made trom the acid of grapcaI
' and lemon juice. combined with lithia,
and is used by thousands of folks who
t to urinary disorders caus—
ed by uric, acid irritation. Jad Salts is.
a 1
11hi1l1 the annual reports were real: splendid for kidneys and causes no
11nd ofiic'ois and 10111111ittee11 clecte 'bad enacts whatever11
t H}ste111,11‘hich has been in
Here you have a pleasant effereacent
“ 11111111 water 11111111, 11111111 1111111111 111
be paid an annual pension pl‘ $1,000i 1'111191 of special interest, :15 it was. lieied bladder trouble 5
'll11' plan was 11 de- _____ I
:1'i1l1-d aucccai and the b'1'ia111c on the ' ,I
1'i ht ride of the luiger was Sllbhlfl 1
estiumu) to tho ptactit'nl clmr- ‘“
it was \olcd
1111 H19 1111111 should be continued this;
.11111l the couuuittec 11"hi1h so we
119d it were united to “Mill!
The 111entber11 of,111'y Bedlcut,
1“, :(‘oplt'y, John Stow
n.1'ou (19111119 l-‘ Thompson, Deacon J.
allure .\l1111in, Josiah tlrt-itm'y, [lon-
ulamiu ll.t::11'1l11or
Actuation» and Collectors” Clinton
‘IHubbell. 1'111'1'1 Taylor, l-‘Ied. Murphy,
Ar11oh|,tla,vton Gregory, Sid
livlden l‘orbusb, Charis-.111
art. John Young. ;
Auditors ~(irorgd 11. Woodward
Seymour 1. urtin. W111 A.Cu1'tis (bone-I
11019111 loud»). Kenneth M Colt-burn
Sunday 51 hoot ()fllCt‘l‘s'-“'lillillll l1. .
11te111icnt), \tilliam F.
“0, Clinton llubbt'li
l‘ranl1l1n..(‘uiti1'.
3.11111.» 31111111111 J 1111111111
ii1l111111y Dept), Mina liar) Blrkcy1
Islam). \llaa Slay Smith;
Mica Nancy
(Arum-1
llSthl't’llll‘, 1').
111111, (Home D9111)
Pastor's-1 Antietam Jib»: Minute .1.
\‘i-ixon.
'l‘he nominating conunitteo was lien-I
'cou l.\\t1ll11ce Manlu, .\il'.a Edith ll. ,
gilourne and Kenneth \i.(‘olcbu1'.u
The report iiti‘harlcs l".t‘111'ii11,
was as follows: ,
110.191111-1,
1'9111'11111 buuday School Superiutcu- Receipta. . l
“m“ "m1 hia 11111101 llllt‘h. (Cash from l'cw Rentals, 1015. $1920.77
llc it i'eaolvmd 'l‘hat 110,115 : 1 2350!
1(‘aah from I'ew Rentals, 19“,
’lntereat.
Saya we can't help but look
better and feel better
after an lnaido bath.
To look were best and feel one‘a
beat is to enjoy an inside bath each
morning to flush from the content the
previous day's waste, sour fermenta-
tion: and poisonous toxins before it in
This {3 es- absorbed into the blood. Just as end.
as the when it harm. leaves behind a certain
Church, hcicby place upon o111'1ccorda
our appieciation of tho centers of
our Sunday School Superintendent,
Mr. William H. Smith, Jr., and ack-
nowledge to him our indébtcdnoaa for
his seven years of faithful and con-
scientious service in the office of Sun-
day School Superintendent. The Sun-
day School is one of the moat import-
ant departments of our Church work:
it is the Church of tomorrow. it do-
servas the best talent and the highest
’ others who are bothered with head
L 111111. can: vary nut-91.19. 111-11111
Intramu-
.clu'ueoi. 1.111111 31111 111.111.,“
' aun'aataooamegoaoffiurm
indigestile material, which if not elim-
inated, form toxins and poisons which
are then eucliod 1110’ the blood through
the very ducts which are intended to
midi in only nourishment to sustain
the bod)’.
It you want to see the glow of
healthy bloom in your checks, to see
your akin get. clearer and clearer, you
are told to drink every morning upon
arising, a glass of hot water with a
teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in
it. which in a harmless means of wash-
ing the waste material and 101111.
from the stomach, liver, kidney: and
bowels, thus cleansing, sweetening
and purifying the entire alimentary
tract. before putting more food into
the stomach. \ 1
Men .1111 women with sallow skins,
liver spots. pimples or pallld'complcx-
ion. also those who wake up with a
coated tongue. bad taste. nasty breath
aches, bilioua apella, acid stomach or
condition should 119311111111: phoe-
phatedhotwater drtaflng 1.1111111»
cured or very pronmu- math in
cnooetwowofia »
A quarter pound or
limestone phoe-
.1111. but 1" W to W
loyalty.
tience and constant, unselfish fidelity
on the part of every omcer and teach-
er.,,. We feel that thievideal is vital
in our Sunday School.
Mr. Smith has willingly rendered. and
to him and to his associate. Mr. Coch- ‘
ran. and to the stall helpers we here-
by express out-a ’
met. that the 8
Associate Superintendent no longer
It requires the utmost pa-
Such service
notation. We re-
rintendent and the
feel able to continue in ofilce. but we
are confident in their continued inter.
est in the welfare of this branch of
the Master's work, and we take this
occasion to express our belief in the
importance of this department of" the
Church and also to urge upon our on-
and cooperation in the, aims and en-
deavors of the Sunday School.
The ofilcers and committees elected
are as followu: '
Business CommitteFManlce Dell‘.
Lockwood, Edward S. Meeker. Fred-
21'th A. Lockwood.
Music
P. Treadwell.
Mrs. James '1‘. Hubbell, Mrs.
H Gardner.
Clerk at the Church-Gcorge H.
911111111111. "
Charter E. IIICurtta. '
tire membership a greater interest.
Hartford-Acton Bank, 303.45 -
\ C
"'91" " . 8405.45
Cash from Pew Assessment,
1914, $57.05
Cash from Pledges to Church
Expenses, 1915, 55.00
Cash from Pledge. Dcorkcep-
ers' Circle for Light acct, 50.00
Cash from Mica Eloise Dying-
ton for use church parlors, ' 130.00
Cash from MtuWiliiams for
use church parlors, 24.00
Cash \from Interest Trust
Funds, 55.20
Cash from A. S..Gibson for
power. 6.27
Cash from A. Carml Betta, ‘
Treas. for Loose Money
Collections and Pledges to 'I
Church Expense. 1,265.00
Cash 11-11111 Borrowed Money, 300.00
Cash from Interest on Pew
11111111111, ' 5.00
Total Receipts. 05,030.24
Committee—William H.‘
Smith, Jr., Edward M. Locliwood, John
Benevolent Committee-Mice Rebec-
ca Curtis, Era. W. H. 111111111111; jhfl'l.
Josiah Grogoryflra. J. R, Mentor
~119-
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Clerk of the Ruslnul Committee?
Cash from buy 111211111111, 1912 liultmce of (‘ush on hand, 35.77isnit marshes along the Connecticut The West Norwalk Christian “En.
and ‘13. 50.00 _. shore lines already have been drained dcavor Society held its first aoolaLal’.
———————— .1 $5,436.24 and that efi‘ectlve extermination meaa- the church last. evening. The afield
$2,993.27 urea have been undertaken in various was an enjoyable one in every roe
Cash from Dividends: Reports of progress in the work of places. Work is now being carried spect, and was well attended. Thom
Fairlie» _County “”0““ exterminating mosquitoes in theion in nine New Jersey counties. An who were pteaent are looking 11111.
Bank. 3193-00 states of New York, Connecticut and appropriation of $150,000 to begin ward to similar good times. ' , .1;
HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
Bridgeport. Conn,
Friday, january 21, 1916.
Yellow badge
of savings.
.-\ lloulztnd .\lill lind ticket. bright 11nd chm-1111;; 111 11~ 11.11'111
I11-llo11', 1s always a budge of sating.
'l‘hut Mill End ticket 111'1'1'r tells a lie.
When 1111 article bears :1 Mill End ticket, it is M'lllilg at low
than usual. If it is (111 article from regular stock, its price has
been lowered. lfit i511 Mill lind (of yard goods or pottcrv 11r
\hirts or anything else) its pricc is loss than thc 11~ual 111-1111.
Yes; tlicrc ill‘L" Mill Ends of every sort of 1111'1'1'l111111lisc.
\\ 1'1'11'1'1'5 are not the only nianutat'turcrs who have tht'm.
1 1' . . . .
. ;\ cotton 111111 sclls 115 product 111 1111'1'1'5 of a 1'1'1'tz1in icngth.
\\h1'11 all of a pattern has bccn cut in thcsc lengths. thcrc la left
.'1 shortcr piccc. This l“ :1 Mill End.
Another111:111ui111't111'c1' sells his good: by tho grow, llis odd
dozens arc Mill Ends. 1
. .'\ showman has :1 case or two of shoes of a Certain style. lct't
11'11111 the big lot he 11111th 1111 stock. 'l‘hOSc arc .\[ill Ends.
‘\ ‘
\111l they come to thc 311“ End sale to be sold at pr'itcs
that arc of nuglitv interest! W11
We find that more and more 111:111111'a1'tur1'rs are ready to send
goods to the Mill End sale. Ready? More than that, they are
:1111'11111s, ,-\n1l thcy arc 1111x1011; to scud their lrcst.
Fresh supplies aré coming to the front now. Great
quantities! Dependable qualities! splended 1111111115
I Each wears the Mill End badgenthe yellow badge
that marks an unusual saving.
~
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS co.
——‘
22:00 New Jersey, were made at a meeting draining work in the Jamaica. nay:
H11 New \ork city this week of the flats to under consideration by New“
303.85‘lnte131ato Anti Slosqulto Commission. Yotk city, it: was stated. ‘ “
25.21ilt was announced that one~tl1ird of the
sociation, '
Borrowed Money. 0300.00
3.85
Sundry Expenses.
Resources and Liabliltloo.
Balance of Cash on hand, 035.77
Uncollectod'l’qw Rentals. 1015. 00.00
‘i . ‘ 1 1 ~—
-ilu-‘RLCJMI ‘95."
axponduum. '
Falrfioid 011111111. 1111111111111 ‘71
Baltic. unpaid not. M. 101‘
an 1111 iii; report. 0.100100
1111111111 109de 17-30330
91111111111 Salary; 331000.00
church 11111111 and Supplied. 1,510. ID
811111611. 000.00
Lights 111111 11111111. ,ll'l.“
111111. , ' ~ ' 5111.
lnlmflQfl' j N-
Parsonage Remit-III. I/
£5me 1
3.19?
.14,
4
.413»;
cocoa with aaliitle as 20% L1.too“lean."
and 1:1.-11111, in nourishment. 24% makes
it the ideal food evenvfortho'tinieet babies.
,
Why Runirel‘s' is so delicious is easily on-
'dorstoodI1-_litrmtba first place, it is much
more finely ,, ‘f'ved than other cocoas
arid disso! , readily and COM:
RLE’l‘EL
. 1
Try Runk‘él‘s— 'any good grocel has“ '11.. And .
1111‘ lo cents we. timbfiml yet: at Family
' In the 111111111111 place, it hob exactly 24“?) . 'l‘nzteeS1-ze or merely {£1,315 UUImIEde g
cocoa miner. 'lI‘hin to extremely portant. _ ,
. .grcc-r,eBG.freebemplc
11.111191111111191111111'2‘11'1311111,
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