of
/"“\,
~ . were puffed out with victory. but Stanton Coley.
‘ ' will meet, on Monday evening of next
:y. WM.
' 3 day as usual. You can help these sei-
‘ Baptist church Wednesday evening? 1
' V.parents tor the first tints. Wednesday
pans FOUR
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Mm scsocsstmtrs. mirriz '12::
meet to him. wcl knowing that he
”ECIAL ATTENTtON 1’0 EAOT
NORWM‘K ORDERS - " V V 191.111.111.11... is any one in
Free delivery at any time of day. l V
First delivery leaves at eight o'clock. ') E
iar. The matter is being pdblicly m
cussed on every street corner, w
TELEPHONE your orders mo.
finalising? guaranteed.
,1sapit mummisiéwlkonfy
Hayes Lily Market
W" to resh a matter out Send an.
69 No Main street
are the people? We are the people;—
You and l. and the other fellow. Do
we not have a, day set apart annually
by our Government to give thanks
that this is a country of free speech?
Mrs. George Miller. of Hartford. has
been visiting her brother. H. G.
Thomson, this week. '
_" a
Mrs. Charles Green and daughter.
Miss Bessie Green, are on the sick
Mrs. Hoyle—l don't like a person.
LSL without any imagination. .
', m Mrs. Doyle—Neither do I. Every
AST The annual meeting of the North time my husband comes home late
*
Wilton Mission was held Thursday at night he has some stereotyped
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrsj excuse to plan—Boston Globe.
NORWALK {Herbert Barrett. A delightful social:
_ evening was enioyed. ‘1:
Little Jennie Schenck is sudering
Vwiih the grip, her brother Philip. in
just recovering
. -— 1‘"
The third district commissioners
Miss Katherine A. Sturges has been!
,spending'severai days this week with’
iMrs. H. L. Sturges. i
I
l, The Librluy Whist met Tuesday at ‘
Iternoon with hire B H. Fitch and an
enjoyable .nfternoon was spent. Threoi
1‘ tables were'in play.
”id. at the power station» on B»
' The musical planned to be held a
the mat avenue M E. church on
fly evening, Sobrunry 8th. promises
to :be 11. most entertaining affair. Fine
tum has been secured, and a '
Interest is already being manifested in '
‘~!.bis event.
1'211121'1' \.ebb has llilt'd his ice house
I 1.1 Lakc \v nmpnnnw with thirteen
Owing to the illness of the rector. ‘ In”: M‘-
Rev. Charles A.Ma1k.1,ihe lay tender
from North Wilton Delntncy lichen,I
. (tread the services.
Ml. 11111] Mrs. George lg‘Wl’aters. of
‘litlwry Bluff. South
visiting with Mr and Mrs. P. 1.. tom
nioCk. South Main street
‘1
Since the tearing down of the oil"
Robertson building, near the Wu
to- street bridge, a splendid vie
the harbor is obtainable at the L‘Honn' __1,___
liedieu corner. A clear sight ‘bf 91‘ The many friends of Samuel Lock ——
f‘lnidde Wine” and the outer d, wood will regret to hear that he [gt Two families moved from New Can
with the passing sound steamers.1nay quite ill from the vilects of his 10 {Jan 'l‘huxsday. 10 Shrinxdalc, the men
be seen as w.el| cent fall on the ice. when he broke 11111111: secured employment in one ofi
~ "is thigh. the factories there.
““‘" i
On the East Side.ycsterd11y After
W. in the vicinity of the ’1‘.ng Matthew Lockwood and M1 ~19 Aiirc- Articles of asaocigtion are on rec
twitch therxnornetem. in the shade. Muspkin were married Monday, Jan. Iord in the town clerk's omce incor
registered 75 degrees. And 11MB, 1!‘ 241b, in SL Matthew's rectory. theiporating the New Canaan General
mm)“ This morning, however, Rev Charles A. Marks 11illciating.;llospi1nl Dispensary and
w more 0' 11 “MP in "‘9 air “1" The young couple wore serenaded at These papers ware secured by A.
the temperature "“5 “mm 20 degrees theit home on Tuesday evening bv n Theodore Saunders. who": is new re-
“0“ ‘ 11-11 friends. Refreshments mm :1.” r1dinpr in this town
erwaxds served to the merrymakcrs ,1
1
, Greet was the rejoicing among the
light thus on the met Side this morn~
his. as a result of the very distinctive
~— V The r11111ins of M116. !‘l1:abeth
The annual 1. eetini. at 1311‘ l-‘niriichl Dickerson, who died at Bridgeport.
. ilranch of the. Woman's Auxiliary v 11x wow brought to this toun and the
mating: Efdorypggnflbitfig held this week Wainesdny. in St. iunernl service was held at Lakeview
.Ietropolitnn A C last night in Lock- ’aul's church Norwnlk. Mrs. Howard thnpel yesterday at 12: 30 “111,11"
M; 111111 Kunz fought one of the ”0." 0' Norwalk. formerly Miss J. Howard Hoyt.’ l). D., aficigtql, in.
best “Chm M his can.” and in every Florence DeWitt of Wilton. was on deceased was the wt! or m. in.
minute of the scrap had the advan ”‘3 refreshment 00111611119er 1.. thereon. pad sister of
“trace over the man who about a year t‘roip- 9‘ Mrs parish were in Mrs. Elsie Dickerson “a Mrs. Theo
go anally shndod,,hi-p7 Vii“ shows vith to attend ‘lone Hurley. “i
0 »';"6nd”e"rful improvement the local :
OUR JITNEV OFF‘R I It'll be
9’ is undergoing. g The Jury list of Wilton men whirl.
. 'mu be drawntnw .161: Ill“ W" .
‘ '7‘" "1th 112‘ 6" ammm cut out this
.41. vi. worried men’s churn“- ‘9’“? "3 "1" Superior. CW“- ‘5'” 3‘“ slip. mete-rum live cents to Paley
what night at the pinochlc 10111115» ‘O‘Vfi 581M" A Barrett William & Co Cblcm lll..1vriting your name
merit of the Mayflower firefighters.“ H Benjamin Solon ll ilcralum
Last sitting it was the single men who George F Brown Dennis W. Buckley.
they suffered a fail last night. but Charles H. Disbrow, Frederick Grm
mine abetter showing next Nit) Both 1. Grumman. John L. Gruellc Pills and Foley Cathsrtlc Tablets
night. When the net! sitting will '50 William Godfrey, Charles F Gregory. 30m evemhm
hold in the Van Znht street WNW"- Lli'red 0. Hanford. William Hunter. TO A‘ W ATERF ALL
‘ -‘~-—--‘ Filmer Jackson. Harry Jackson. Harry ' '
“S Jennings, William A. Jones. Abner W-
i H. Kesler, William '1‘. Kennedy.
. :tliur Little, Samuel Lockwood. Charles
; Lockwood. Sherman
Charles Mann, Theodore Olmstead.
Edward ,Olmstead. Ernest. Vlluscoe.
Clarence Shipmnn; E. Boyd Smith.
snmuel B. Sturges and George T.Tay-\«:1111iv thc fowlcr 5 eye
. lor..
hither,'n1idst falling zlcw
the last steps of day
dost thou pursue.
Thy solitary way?
~~ RowAvmri
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1 to do thce wrong
As, darkly limpcd upon
crimson sky,j-.‘,.~
Thy figure floa‘ts~al011g.
Miss loin Stereos. of initial
_V '. ptreet‘. has resumed her duties in hug;
. well: after an illness with the grid}
‘ , Mid- week prayer meeting on Thurs-
Dine
‘ AND
- Norman
Scr-k‘st thou the plashy brink0
of woody lake, or, merge
river wide, (-
()1- wherc the i‘OCiv'iflg‘
rise and smk
‘ On the chaicd ocean side! .
vices by your presence. ’2
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charge of the prnyer meeting at the ‘
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' M" and ”’8‘ mm“ mm“ 93 and 1111511 Minnie n. 811ch ten" horoi TERMS “‘5’ W331 along tha
,llowayton avenue. were made $5133“ ton, yesterday ‘0 attend an important patlrlcss coast— '
““de, followed by a mama" 11nd The chert and inimitable air-—
ball. Vat inc Montclair Hotel. Mont
Clair, N; J. V_ "
morning, by the birth «if s 111‘qu
do Mr. and Mrs. Harry SweeneyWV,
Stamford. Conn. A ,. -
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All day. thy wines have farm (1
,Dnrien will be well represented at
. thé anoint dinner-rot the Connecticut
ornate: Mastodon .1151 theflmt
‘ in New Haven. this evening. i
Tholmposltion atineoflein
mom ' this . In
All“ 'm..l:' 3...“: gamma: And soon that ‘toil shall cud;
p. 111.. 111me an 11.111.135- gunotmsharm. mocha-5.11.
were Impetus. Event»: Venue ... . was as... 1.. some“ . 1106111643116 rest. ‘\
. , wastnuder «saunter-111s And dreamamone'thy fellows
- ' 1 V. facts in «the reeds shall bend
Rowsyton Memorial
. Church—The following perv
, be held tomorrow! 13rd -
* Class at 9. is a. 111.: Moraine w
It 10:”. subject "The Bible '-
thin atmosphere,
come land,
Though thc'dark night 15 near..
flip thine of the was. its Heaven
bo“.leaua, Absent and W"
:so. The mine when will
3"“;
111-. Journalism Mmfluden 1‘ ycton‘environ-i,~
”'“ot'nlrlsmll me no. 111115.13:wa Munroe
A at the Wishes of the people. W3 '
. and address cleanly You will receive?
in return a trial package containing.
James (Momntlock Pole” Honey and Tar Compound. ‘0," Forty-second Annual Session Icing
- (oughs. colds and croup. l-‘oley Kidney.‘
Lone wandering. but not lost-
At that far height, the cold.
Yet stoop not. Weary to- the weir“
Soon shalt thin and a summer
' ‘ unkempt j 3,351..” m Soon o’er thy sheltered nest.“
m1?” BlMlill‘L Church. 311“” W fl gm “m1.“ .
services. 10:». Homing mm, m g... I.“ ‘ _m Thou rt none. the abyss: of
. Hath swpltow'ed up thy form;
panthles‘t, materialist or a skeptic.
idealist, a Christian. an infidel 01
a freethinker. And the more he re.
tiected the deeper his problem. What
answer will any one make? Dr.
James C. Fernald in his work “Synon-
yms sud Antonyms" defines each ac-
cording to his own belief. as follows:
“The"deist' admits the existence of
God, but denies that the Christian
minutes are a revelation from Him.
The atheist denies that there is a
God. The agnosticdepies either that
we do know or what we can know
whether there is a God. The skeptic
doubts divine revelation.
“The infidel is an oppro‘rious term
that might once almost have been
said to in geographical in its range.
V‘Tho crusaders called all Mohammed '
.,ens lnlldels and were socsllcd by-
them in return. The word is common-
ly applied to any decided opponent
of an accepted religion.
' “A freethlnker is inclined or addict-
:ed to free thinking. especially one
who reieots authority or inspiration
in religion. A materialist takes in-
,terest only in the material 6r bodily
(necessities and comforts of life. A
panthieat acepta the.doctrlne of pan-
itheism. Au idealist ldenllses or seeks
an ideal or ideal conditions A Chris-
01m are men is one whose profession and life}
conform to the teaching and example
,ol Christ.
i “Pantheism is the dictrine that God
jaud the universe are 'ldenticaii. ll con-
trast- with atheism as the positive de-
null and with ugnostlclsm as the dog-
'mntic doubt of the existence of God.
7.... 1. m Feud tt‘Diilieun - ' .
ma“. wide .t ~ :
1.. . wondered whether he .‘
“was, , wtthflmu I a t .
1.1712011 T.
REBPICK.
9' 01110.
FAIPW-S
7' tNDlANA
5511.10“. W . » .
wears 71 11/155. usesser .5. HADLEY. nuance CMAs:
:16 N'ssm- e. wears.
Tilt‘ ring pi tandidattw for the Republican nomination for the Presidency is now made up ri'
.lt opposes that form of delstn which
denies the divine lnrmnnpnce and Rep-1
.vrntce God from the world. ”
1 l l .
Home WHITE“ ‘IAMMALS AMONG THE'stickle. and Grand Organist lira Ma. The losses in memhership included
; JAPANESE.
. A white fox is often mentioned in
ithc Japanese fillies. and it while son
went appears in their pictures of Ben
ten. the moon of fortune 5-1011:
the Japanese. 11s anions the ancient
Greeks and Scythians. wbttq horses
were 410191.; :.-d to the gods ,and are
still attached to the larger temples oi"
the country1 The milk and butter of
white cows were formerly prised as a
medicine. :1?
..~. We...
111?. fies—Your new maid aunts
1:911 M1193» .
i Mrs. Wye—Indeed she in, She even
knocks on the closet doors before
icpenlna them.
. i l
EASTERN crAn convermou.
Held Today in New Haven.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 28 -—'rl1c forty,
second annual session of -the Grand
chaptpr, .qt Gonnecucut Order of the the home during the year.
Eastern star. convened today at Ma-
sonic M10. this city From ailinurwell, of Winsted.
While glow the heavens with parts of the state the first three out gm:mbership‘ Jan 1.1916. at 10.588.1newly elected and appointed oilicersn
can of the seventy-Ive chapters and' '
Morohouse, 1:3... through their rosy depths, several hundred of the past restroom
and past' patrons. also voting mom
‘bcrs assembled at 10 o'clock this
i
Grand Matron Mrs. Fanny Y Gard
Might m'ark thy distant flight nor. of Milford. presided The corps
of Grand lodge otllcers present in
the eluded Grand Patron ll'rederick W
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t It Tongue in Coated, Bmth Bad. Diem-
nch Sour, Glenn Liver
and .Bowcln‘. ’ ~
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i a sick child tomorrow.
iscoated. Thislsnsurp'pixnthntlts
title stomsch; liver 1111‘ bowels are
“environ-to Whennrou. no. 4'
table. tern-1.11.11mcl1‘Vson'r. breath
AM or hit ntoflll fineness.
sore thipst, full of cold. give a tea
01500111111 or 111.111.11.111. Shop of Illa.“
Grand Representatives
_the lengthy address of the Gram! Ma- i The special order or business tori
new chapter 1111.. been organised
«morning for the formal opening;
Give "California Syrup of “511".“ -
10nce—ateaspoonfui today often saves .
If your Vlltle one is octet-sorts. lalf- .
-'siok-, isn't resting. eatinnnnd ”Wi T
naturally—look, Mother! see if tonsils , ,
’mcnuuwnmmmmnpm V
1--'i11cn 1111.1 who must be scriou ly consrdcrcd. Buc \1hc11 (oioncl Roosevelt and his hat get:
into the ring again the interest will become intense
Grand Matronelect Mrs. Jenni
"lurk Mm .grafl was init1at‘cd ll t :
Masonic Temple, which was born-1
in the big Waterbury fire of. Mary
i902. llcr initiation in ,‘Naow Cba
her was on March 19. 1901. Ship we.
belie G. Nugent. of Hartford. Putin) deaths The increase in member-
Grand Patron James M. Dow, obsltip since Jan. 1. 1915, w. 608. There
Hartford. the Senior Grand Patron of are seventy-five chapters in the state
the State, was niacin attendance. landmine met damnation in Stam-
Foiiowiult the formal opening them“ 5““ "W9: the Grand 3““
for o'hflim'l. oflcezwere $333.93. and thelAdah in 1902 and 1903.».Hcr mam :2
grand Jurisdictions, and ”w pm..dlibumeme111s 81. 951.00 The re to Dr. Frederick C. Martyn! occur
5mm} Plilroml and past Grand Ml Milt! {or- fllelf Eastern Star. Masonic red Jan. 21 130;, _ . _
trons. were received in form and sc- "“1“” mm “"9"? $102831 Grand Patronelectsntank, 8.. x...
corded honors Following a recess for dinner. menus raised in St. Mark‘s W. '
A ycnr of prosperity was shown in Grand Chapter reconvened at 3. 30 Pod A. I» of'Siinsbu-y. Feb. ‘1 1"
He tilled enemmnonrinthp 1- ..
[and war Worshiplul Master 5 1M
ills was a ollrtnhmber. d-fles'
mChnpter. p! Sindhi!!-
tron and in the address of the Grand $11111 afternoon 19.111111 my the election
"Vl‘ntrob. Mrs. Gsrdrler' reported that gt Wim- TW~ slated for, .olcctien
she tied in ftéd en'c'h Mb‘f"tlie misty. gnawing; “glowing; Grapdullnp
five chaste 11111111 wants and 111111 aims—.111... iegnlsn. fibrin
in tel-bury Gnnd Patron—MKIJH
Stamford. She wns cordially recelvcdf Pine, Hartford. Associate Grand Jin-
by every chhpter and found the prdoi' tron—Mrs. Mary Andrus Mix. West
at large in a flourishing condition .llnven. Grand 8ecretany~um Har-
Shc spoke of the part she had. as rict l. Burwell. Winsted. Grnnd
Grand Matron at the annual Grand Treasurer-—~Mrs.- ids -.A Fisk. Wind-
Mnsrers' Day at the Masonic Home in Vsor. Grand Conductress——Mlss Ethel:
Wallinuord. She said the Grand W. Latbnm. Noank. . 1 ,
’Cltapter had expended nearly 3300 tori The Grand Chapter will conclude
, its’ work this evening with the corn-
]. ‘pietion of the routine and special
reported thclbusiness and the installation of the w
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.13 em: St. ts Marin
mm 15,111 commoner-‘MV
e'ronAoa AND Remnants. con
worm A vacuum.
Tires, rum pic supplies? Pulp-1
“Ni“ [Popcorn
Grand Secretary. airs. Harriet ‘f"-"“"""‘“""’~*"" V‘“
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Harris & GanSV : $1113? wzmthfi
‘2 Water 8;, So. Norwalk
'3 are bnngnig out: many interesting“
unwilling to dupeseofatnnnctionnfthnrreal
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