m
\ the Win or the claim at “iii,
t- .m within“!
{should make a “metal Mort to he
present at thus the first \‘oomtmicn
sauce .5! the “at A1 it H” We “it
to school nil meet an hat-ir- a F‘W‘luq
o: mitt“?! m the Gospel at lot-n Hw-
0.: ll‘t‘ firm Matron
MARKET W ‘ W
; g hie and lint-t m” “on John I
1z! 5 to: m- iles—m the Moat with a
N ;... murmur-er u: 9i tlt'gx‘u‘inlvvnt m’
m (’ "AI" 8', i:lw .\\}l€h"} A. F M in Jonim F40
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3.1m at t‘ ll. not men an. the Rim
“"— __fi _ . ldsu tt'l’tflfll t'tmn- At 6 05 tho mom}:
~ } mam. yours. at :3": meow-«l: its:
".T't.‘ and Circuit”. l"
Tit: 1m“. For
' V .tt ;1u‘ than. ...; \ lzuwl‘z
a 1 iii illvt‘t7="tl‘t£ it .u ll‘tt’ form N a Imam E~
iii. qw-Hmr. Al‘t- \‘t’vtl +ladmp Mull-ti
Man 11‘ £330 A1 '. :40 t‘w
“lung. «no. at worship and pump
1 a snort 2mm"! H‘l‘fildfi on The
1.3m} n” Salve)“ the ordinance
. l;:;‘t:.\i:1 “all he adminiszenwt at
13 N l‘\lt‘t‘
Mun ot’ tilt t‘ll Month-tr
“w, flit-:0 i.~ to lu‘ 5‘ «interouw on the
“film Blascer has returned "am ‘.:~'e .\ear pmrmm n: the South Nor»
Q m trip up the Hudson. i‘nzlt liaptzsl Vii-arch. with momma.
hill abortion and «moms: t-.>.\‘ltlll§. The
,t. writing session will be'a nteelll' o
,7 George Smith, living at the corner; llt‘:‘a}(‘l and rolllereltce for the mild”:
4 #7” Zant street and Fort street, is The afternoon and t‘\'t‘lllll.‘.‘ M‘so‘lulh»
”M“! to home with sickness. lull; be open to all who are. interested.
.1 _ "There Will be group meetings also at
. _ HE‘S. which are to be led by Dr. P.
‘ Ming 0‘ the Mayflower ”00k 1... J. Urrlgo, 0t lloston. Dr. A. E.
'II‘ [Adder lCompany will be held t‘oats, of Hartford. Rev. W. 'l‘. 'l‘llayer
m evenmg in its quarters, Van ot‘ \‘v‘alltngford and others who are
”meet. Ispecialists in this line of work. At
t ‘ lo.» evening service, Rev. E. It. Cross.
1 . " " '3 I'll. it. of New Britain. will give an
. “on the weather finally turned :vluress on the subject: “Lord. 'l‘huud
1%? nd cold. there is a fine chance! or t: tip.”
M the East Norwalk Mill Pond may Un Wednesday evening the mid-
l' 'mn hard enough for skating overlmm ”"1"“ “"1" h“ "“M i" ”1“
. m” lthurch. At the. close. of the regular
\H'l‘t'flf‘ there is to be the monthly
business meetin" of the (‘ 1" god I '
. . n _. 4. . l, e y.
“The annual meeting of the East Nor- also a meeting of the executive cord
In“ YachtiCluh will
“no of the Gotham Co.
be held at the; notice of the society.
10 Flrstl On Friday evenini: there will he
. ... l '
'Jh'oet, Monday evening, January 8.
m at 8 o'clock.
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another of the cottage meetings in a
place to be announced.
The special services will begin on
_ Sunday. January 14th at 101th p. “1.,
' regular "199“": of the Hospital t.lttl lit‘l‘. A. ll. lloutwetl Wlll l|(‘ lllt'
\ ‘ [st Club was held yesterday at the: rreahcr. Service» will he held at
,t. . , 1 ' ‘JH and 4:30 on Sunday on] at. 7'4!
he of Mrs. Stephen S Jarvxs, Sea- W ( ‘ ( ' ' l
. - * lull cwry week-day ereulnr. exec
-V View avenue. Playing " pt
began at 3 Saturday. Also such other lnectingut
. B'c‘lock and there were three tables.y t'fitl be. announced from time to time
'3'“. John Sherman made high score. .m it may become necessary.
Durlng the afternoon delicious col- The people of ltowayton are extend-
. ed 3 most hearty invitation to at.
Mon was served. 3 odd these services.
' .
East Norwalkasuro did contribute Nathan F. 090136.11! New York.
formerly of Bell Island, who is re-
turning {rom the Mexican border with
the Second Field Artillery of the
Fourth New York guard. with aboard
the train which wos derailed in Run
5&8 Monday. ltvt‘latives here were
much alarmed when the report reach»
this city of the wreck, us sew-ml
cars were overturned, and it was at
first fears-d there had been casuulittes.
Telegraphic communication revealed
filer share of the fans who attended
the, Kuanonifrey fight, Lockwood's
to] last evening. Both the 12 minutes
It eight car and the 12 after eight car
were crowed. The fights fans were
well satisfied with result of the bouts.
Nothing has been said of the late as
II) who the next district commissioner
- ii to be. Some names have been suggest
... mu- Hi. . .
’l‘mdoy m 7.15 p in coimlw pray
to tor-Nth: at the home M Mr V‘ ll
Harv mx impound ntrw-t
Wedmcdot m '. if. p m lllllllfi—‘l':
“writ“! of- 1‘u l’t‘nlt m nun .t gt \\ttltnot finder, lr_ mm the twin
i'tiommm-qu "p t‘t-uhm "out Em thl l‘nttad Rimes livid titul- whlrh
Third-at w '. w p l“ pmm llltwl :hugnn at tlrnml .lum-ttmt, 'l'wm, with
My m tin r‘tnu h
um“ 1 1‘. t”
*"IE at tho lznmr I'vt Mt
”when '0th
Smith \
my: notnter Mary Mnoimmu tmmllwl hv
.ltoht Moistt'onyol' lllnhm "l t‘ Mow
Monitvm in" a line lllt'l‘ nml mallr
Il'x‘t'PllW'l tncnlyilte emmwtllmu
Nth tw- ,
\\ k
"i l“l Hm :Ultl menu-h
lit the
ptvsv‘nt to hear
't‘ m vnttztsui tnnll
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- \. “my Multan}
l‘v
“is “on Millet “'H‘Il, the will oi
\Hlllnm ll Weed. Jl
tnomllw of pneumonia. at hot home to
Wee-l menuv .fiptlugdnh \lw Wmul
had been sick only it short time Rh!
:u- ”HM“ and “"vta sttttlred by her huslmnd nod throw
.ehildren . Eugene ll Millet, t‘liurlv:
int-t Qul'h tummlim t‘hzulie
._ _ . ..
MM “anti. .. u ... tiled t'o alt-valor
l"\i*t\ \iwilunttst mid tnmtd
«hurtl-y mud“ to l...
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rd t‘lnltttau.
lip t: n aft-ill limit
it elta
¢\t’?ll“lll lll“tttlli‘l.
“Mimi pummel: v ill begin in
t
.. “" 1A. Miller and lleuhen I. .‘llllt'l'
tll\'.=‘\’h Jana!) Wild in 1) ll. lt'
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not 1 tr .t Iit‘anttl‘at ll them! 1119 funeral scrvlt't‘ for the low
lt‘t“"l "». -.\ ‘l\ .,_ \' \\ ll * l wt 0'
n " L ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ”H ‘ m Mrs. Addie A. Edmond wus held
i; lll“:t‘l ti attend thus-v lll"t‘lll a l .
H ‘ ‘ ‘ V 1“ 'lhursdny at t p. m.. at the l‘t‘sltlvllt'e
1—--J“ ;of her daughter. Mrs. H, Y. Ht. Joint.
31259 East Main street, and was con
ducted by Rev. Dr. t'lurcncc till!
i .Frnnk Mrs. Henry Scoileld sang. The
MAY Cl”. PREES lintermont which is to be in ltdduel’lcld
in being held today. fluid.- In, II.
E l John Mrs. Edmond who was the
' fan SERES Also widow of Bradley L. Edmond. and
; [who won 76 years old, survived by son
'— lby a former niarriuge,_Willtanl Smith.
While the American League camela maldent of Springdnlo,
.out flatly for a lower scale of pricesf
"ior the World's Series, which wasn'tl
‘L’oneurred in by the National League'
at its meeting. and while the National.
League ret-ommendml to the governing'
body of the game the division of the:
:spolls among the It: clubs, instead oil
l
«at. 1".- w’r-va-u-Dr 0"»
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two, which wasn't acted upon by the ( 1 .-
.Alut‘l‘lt‘ltn League, 1: can be expected ARA-AN <
'tllat the two major bodies will act mm. ... ‘
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fatemoly :IDT: iboth tthese. "'10:“ “we . "
neaziur s a or nex more it ,‘ , ‘ . 7
writes moor Rice in the Ilrooklynlb'h“ CA'E‘MN
Miss Anna Fowl-er is ill with grip.
l B rcco - ‘ ' ' l ‘—
. . . mmcndtn the a )lllllll ol .
' y . g, I . g _ ' Walter Peck of \Vestport was a
the spells among every team In plo
' . . . . cent ucst n town.
pomon to the position in which each g 1
club finishes. the National league ln-.
directly committed itself to the lower
scale or prices, {or it the scheme of
Harry llerrulannk is to be adopted,‘
and it was his idea which the Nation-
al Deanne recommended to the Com-
mission. it carried with it an increased , . . . . .
, Mist-t Harriet Cummings IS vmnmu
number of games and reduced admits-
. with her sister in New York.
slon lll‘l(.‘(‘:=. .
However. if this had no bearing hill
the (use tl;-.\ action of the Antcrlcan‘
League virtually forces the National.
(‘itlz-en.
re-
Albert Noble is visiting with rela
tires in New York.
The hot lunches at Center school
began for the winter yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Kelley is spending
the week with relatives in Hartford.
to accede to its liberal policy, tori Mlss Mnc;-dleorne ot’ Philadel-
while the fan will stand for most ‘ phla. is lhe’ ["1951 “I Miss Ethel Scott.
things, he is hardly likely to pay a!
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. idaosw.£lr<l‘-‘4I . . .3, a; .-
in.
Man H. mm m tan-£51
Memo to Mammal. Mm Wing.
'thr- Moon» in than 1mm my Rush
mum! ”Ill
nor.»an
Myu "mom t‘hryimrl "tout-6 Fr;
tlpy hum u villi! with
White I'lulh-a film its mun. lmwfrvwl
in lit-om:
"tan-lent ill
“I and MM
lly n! lltmtltlwr writ taut-ll: last We”
ot Hm lumm Hf MI MM “6' '
Wot-4|, l'otlou Hill".
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and
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polln "mm heir. lots lat‘t‘lt pibw ll m
lollwvlew vmnolt'ry.
mmkihH lim yum o!
lnlm
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Mlno ’l'hareon thltcm Wilt! has been
quite ill. with hhll‘ to leave lu-r mom
during the New Vcnr ”mun and join
in the mcrryrtnultttm
While whaling wlth lwr children on
the Pork lake, Monday. Mrn ll ll
tKnox loal a valuable gold watch. It
.wan tound hot-r lu tlu- tiny and return,
ml to NH owner, :
l
Miss Eleanor Wood. a student at
Smith Collette. and Mina Franco»!
('ontcs. ll"l‘ t‘laamnnlo, who hurt boon;
her room during the holiday vocation,t
have been visiting in New York. :
Trumpeter F. J. Klott and Private'
Morrison returned to the home of ML.
and Mrs. Fred Klt-tt on Park street
during the holidays. Both of these
young men went to tho New York
..\'uv,\'»yard, to their ship, the Arizona.
{the Congregational (‘hurrh next Sun-
the church take: place on Monday 6v»
ening. Jan. 8. The annual church sup
per and roll-call have been deterred
pending the Neovery of llr and Mrs.
lloyt.
Judge Borneo and wife of New Hav-
en. accompanied by Mrs. ilurpee‘s sis-
ter and husband, Dr. and Mrs. Smitty
were l‘3t't‘nl guests of Judge and erfi
Burpee's daughter, Mrs. John Ells-
worth. on St. John Place. Dr. Smith
has been engaged as a surgeon with'
the troops in Mexico.
I Mrs-2 Augustus 'I‘uttle. a beautiful
elderly woman who had many friends,
died at her home Tuesday morning, of;
heart disease. with which she hadl’
been affltcted for {our yearn. The lute;
oral service was held at her late homc‘
meow Hanoi
.~.. ,w—o ~ "
UNK‘R {Gila H. Afloat. The coroner any!
Wits WWNALLV CARLUA that Pocono. a workman. used no
— much or the explosive for demolish-
Wt.‘,l,uv.‘3fl’.’. In. £~»4foronermgthe walls otthe burned s'mr—
Lil Imfilif’l glint. a ,-‘.: “Lg ’erl‘hl tale. The 901103 In vxfiiéfiifil mm
mm a r. a:
L‘mm'mi Pocono summit] blame. 2'59 mm“? 13531313 ‘5"- 't”
«stratus rm mama; Alumnus; of the had what PM??? DYPCZfitions to pm
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If‘fillllfi'd m the wrath of a goo-tutor. conditions.
onion Mock law [Mari-Liner. which '91:! the 57.11am“ antler ordiLle'y
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Women’s Winter Apparel
Those who claim they Lac. foretell weather conditions
“Y that there will be plenzy of cold weather. Have you the
neficssary cozy garments essential in every wardrobe?
Our stock embraces an excellent collection of warm
winter garments including “MERODE” and "HARVARD
MILLS" UNDERWEAR. Underwear in a gplendid range of
grades and weights for women and children. FANNEL-
ETTE NIGHTGOWNS, FLANNELETTE UNDER-
SKIRTS, KIMONOS and an interesfing assortment of
HABIES' WEAR.
You W?“ agree with us that we have more than antici-
patcd your wants, for these comfort garments wzli meet
every need of the most exacting woman.
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86 WASHINGTON s'r.
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: um: w. n. Stewart will preach ml: .
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iday. The annual business lllflCllnl,’ of i:
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Two Records
In One
Some one in your home prefers vocal music. You'd rather
1
have instrumental.
i
The January List of Records is complete with both.
4; Come in and let us play them for you.
”flvfor the poaition that front the ab- . ' . .
. ' , '- *‘*""‘ to west ltoad yestertla) .tlternoon. V, . ‘
Mince of the usual number of candid‘ ”‘9 fa“ that ”‘9 (“"3 “WWW?“ “""'" greater “”9“ i“ 0"" DH" yard than he; "Mtss Julltt Brennan of New Yorktls Riv R ll \‘etdc of St. Mark‘s (‘hurchtw'mimimv . . .
. .Ias who wish public office, it can be baggage cars. and .110 one was '“J‘lmd-V “79“"! in another for ”‘0 prlvllege "fl spendlnit n-‘short time at her home in omclattld- Mrs. Tuttlc hr aurvtved by. ..-. "1:" * '~ II. M’
muted that the conimlssloner'stnowa toanethT' t E l ICh h “"mm‘smg ”W “”m‘ p““’"“‘"“‘"“" town. la son. Samuel. and three daughtertt.5 'L v. ‘EBUILT TVPEWRITERS — '— Q'
flair is not 100ked on as a prize y 20'5“: "op. um ; “"- W" ‘ 'W‘ l -—-———- 1“,... George H. Jam", Mrs. Howard '1 Y0“ Have l l ‘ Smith. Undel’WW
. sunday January 7”} SKATlNG TESTS WILL i S.E.Tllurl01\'3 recent pilrchase. “Northrup and 3““; “v. A. Smallhorn: ; , : Ruemlnstonolda“ bouts-é:
'flte men's class of the East avenue‘ Morning; ‘Wors'hip ‘nt lt)"itl '1 m i BE HELD 'N 30370" two-ton Federal motomruch. arrived ’al-so 1“. three “5“.” and one brother; . fifgd ”Retinal a
I. E. Church will take to the ques! . ‘ .. ‘ " " " "‘ this week. i... ‘ q . inn wer, Mrs. Harriet 1 ' «.fim
_ ttnn of Incarnation—How and why, a‘ bhort sermon by the pastor. Reception New Engmd Skating Associatlon to 3Ilrllrlferhlllt‘ninll"R'ulocv R. Chichemr. . . . 2:11;! firstg'peganymui:
‘1 “subject of supreme improtant 1o:0fSullllnllabem :‘ngl(:‘:nlll;lllgl‘)l0n- Tle Select Three Fun" Pc"°""°" .\ir. 'und Mrs. Oscar Schmidt enter-'0‘, this town, and Mrs. Julio. E. Brtnk‘i f JAS. DONNILLV:
‘ everybody. and as that has been the lesson(q:b::t‘tois .‘flflu‘flni; lmm) Enid °' '"‘¢""““°“3' ChamP'On ‘tnined friends from Daubury over lllt‘ ”no". M ‘3‘...“an lnlm‘mPnl was in: SELL S Jane ’%
. -:..s. -. st U ' . .__._._*_——-—-
““01 fillet“ Ofdtheuzreatrest minds ot'.‘ Light of Men." St. John 1:1-18. g h p RWE‘: sam‘" 39“ \“Itl- the fnmlly plot at l.1ll\".‘\’lt‘\l n minim; IT TO 0 ‘ TAILORED SUITS
my races an re gion or thousands’ , , , . t _ . ....— ' -—————-—' . 1
“years. Epworth Hague “l ““5 D.‘lll.. This BOSTON, Jan. ti.——'l'herc will be a Miss lithel Contstock has been as- : successor to Wm. Efiron. I and
if :union 21:19”? ll‘llflt) (”1w (.lhrlstlan series or Sllt‘t‘tl tests at the meeting stating in the. Barton store of the Will fvv ; phone 499.. REMODELING 0F FURS
13”,... “" ”"0” ”9' a 3 "WC" 0! the Vow anh-tnd Sk'ttin is o- ter Stewart Co ‘ ‘ ’ F s ‘ N lk b
. .-....- ..., _ , _ . . . . . g i a ‘ . ‘ \ 17 on tract. taut orwa . Y , . .
(4" "‘ " v.“‘ ‘: Ev‘enitigthotrsrlilliutll 73:0 1" ’fn- Thigclation in the Arena Jan. )2. l9 anti. ———-——" I II TON ‘1 New York Ladtcs' Tailor : ;
5 serv ce 5 0 u 9 m "a ure 0 n ro "ti to select the three fastest skaters HMO“! “imith 113“ been ind‘flpme‘ll I ‘ " m» ‘1
) I- ” I _ . L u I. . ‘ — l 3 .
2 ' , OWAYTON I) 0‘3.” "A’iltm‘gbeff‘t’f tludchurch “:0 in New England_ who wlll be given for several days at the home of his 2 ...—....— lM“”T' G. ROCKOFF
2 . . mum ..w \ ”Dec 1" ” ' "l“‘m‘ on ““3“" "la free trlp to the internattonnl nmn- parents, on Richmond Hill- ' W t Davnd W Raymund I N rth Main ' ‘
t . ' - their names or SH"! some "was”? to‘teur outdoor speed chumplomhi a 1nd ..-..- ‘ h . ‘lt h ‘96 vered' ‘ I! o am'n l
’ r ‘M - ' ’1' A ‘ ‘ )0 red at tie meeting. to act-v ce at . " ‘ ' . ~ ~ " " “ ' ‘ ‘ ' ’ ~
‘ ' l d l . ‘ Tl t l ‘m‘ carnival at Surannc Lake pN Y Mrs. A. J. Arons of Ponus ltnlge. is ”0":an 3:31.23“; my: 1 0 l D T ER We AISOPDO Ch 8 and
{film} :tembers of the Reliance So- Ewflir‘xigrf only. WWW!" “ndilllt‘ latter part of this month. Ntlt‘l‘tflininc. her daughter, of New: .. ; l Tolq office. 1069-3: Moon. 893. "5mg
lieu-line u are requester! to meet at ”’0 ‘ ' ‘ , On Jan. 12 there will be a hall “"1" “"d h” 30“ 0‘ Toronto. Miss Bessie Green has been visiting} ‘ 27 WASHINGTON 8T. ' ,
e of Mrs. R. S. Barclay. lucsday Monday, January 8th. meeting of thel ' l l
afternoon at 2.30 . l k - . . . . . . . .mlle open race, a mile open race, a her 'umt .\lrs. Eliza A Cook. t NEW RED MEN" BUILDING , ~-
‘ ~ "C 00 . Vtomens Foreign Misalonary bllt‘lPlV , . u . - t .. ‘ . ~ ' t
‘ at the Parsonage at S p m ‘llaltmtle l‘tlt't‘ tor boys or 15 and un- Th" "mm" "mm” ol'lhe 59“: THE GREATES
W ‘RCV. and Mrs. H. E. Anderson \vrl‘t“ ‘ ’ ' . der and a mile novice race for sltaters.(-“““"“ Grange “1” be held Saturdayg. Walter Treatlwell. of Weston. has. - _- ~23!
’ " culled to Noroton today. to attend the _ — lwho never have won a prlzo. On'Jan' “' instead 0' 0“ the regular night. been visiting his cousin in Wilton. FOOD VALUE
~ ' gin?“ of a former parishoner, MY“ WHAT TO DO FOR BAD COLDS I‘m 19 there will be lnlt mile and ..-... i r“ '
" aerbury. in his old churn- al t'lttl ~ - - . H ' ‘ . \1 d \l . W k - f L 1-. . . . “' o
it. I b If you want a cough "mam”‘e that lll‘ tr urea and two-n lie 0 u ‘ r. on ‘ rs. ur 9‘ 0 mg “ = The What Club will meet Tuesday. B WCI'S Ck ‘ . ' ’
t 51110. Conn. Mr. Anderson “ms nu ., . . . n " a ("I p ‘ I m t‘ . . , - ' . 008 er
stated by Dr. Carlos “at...“ at ”w gillgs‘qtlmk, and 5““? “My: ‘1“ 11“?” races. and Jan. 26 halt-mile. mile and :11“! “:rpyrwl“ 3031:" we“: unsung: January 91h. with Mrs. H. (l. Thom-I Attorneys at Law ‘ FnSble S Ples .
funeral services. co s.cougior croup. go. ‘0 “Y's °"' thzeenlile open races. . om" u m "r e“ on ‘0 I a‘.‘ 50’1- I“ ‘
,, ......— ey and Tar. It beats inflamed or To be eligible. 3mm.” must be. rw’street. l ....M... ‘ PAII‘ENTS l The mOSt (“300011110
, “(£13111)er of Alfrpd s. Crockett swollen membranes in throat, chest or littered with the Now England Skill“: ----—— . . Mrs. Schaeter. of Drum Hill. has' .-.. ' i dessert sold atla“ ‘
. was 0 mm the into home. Lroclt- bronchial tubes: breaks up tight . , . , ‘1 Richard Vanderhusch of New Hm- been mflking a busmosg 1ND m Brook- A. M. Wooster, Late Examtn- , . .- .
‘ “e“ avenue, Rowayton, “'1“ afternoon coughs loosens the phlegm molten mg association. and blanks will bl’ en spent \‘ew Year's Dav at the lvn er U -S Pat Office l T h
" ' lb 3”; _ u t. ‘ ,’ ‘ " ‘ ” f r i.h lb the secretar ,\ Ernest W. ’ ’ ’ ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ .
:‘tifeflllfilfiayltégd‘ llt‘letslloytl‘iglmoglitliitllx breathmg easier, stops tickling in Sitlltde: 3'7 Qt'tnhope ystrcot 809- home of Ml" and Mrs. Van Gueman.‘ ”- ‘ - F. H- Bowersock, 13 years l StOfflb. ry t em
ufi'clatetl and interment was in'mw...‘ throat. w. F. Thomas. Sainmerville, tdn " " ‘ " " ' son. . ; Mr. White. who formerly owned the praCtice N. Y. City _. .=—«
oldecemetery. The pallbearers were: Ga... writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar ' __ . ; Disbrow place in Hut-butt street. died, Security Building, 1 Main l AW—all—the—lutit—tfim 9.
Daniel Wicks. John Plunder, George is a most efllcient remedy for coughs, Mrs. Alfred Edmunds of Bridgeport last week at. his home in New York; St BRIDGEPORT, C NN’, ~l , , «
W Stevens and Pam w (V ("W . If your tenant is delinquent and . t i nay—but dont DEFEND on its com-.
' ‘ ‘ " - j" “I“ :hoarseness. etc. I have used it with (‘t'illuCllVP become a. Sentinel chssi- “spent New Year's Day With her aunt.- l Send For Booklet On Patents IHing! It you want a. job, a Senti-
. 3' ‘ '- ' .' ' ' ' ‘ r.. John eed. Railroad avenue. ; Try a Sentinel Want Adv. , ~— —- n 1 ant Adv.
waayton Boptint Church, liter. “on Iexcellent results he“ "dvettlaer at once. M s W 1.. l e W ,
I? B Anderson, pantor.~-»Suinlay, Jan A ____________ 4 ., M
' 7. 1517.
Spend the first Sunday of the
_ - bayou would spend the, last,
"Should you the solemn tilessane heal
.. 'That life's short day was nearly
past."
you r,
fl 2 At 10:30. morning worship with Her;
man by the pastor. whose theme wit
2 be "Another Year's Respite and Oppor
finally." The Sacrament of the Lord'
'~8Ilimer will be administered at thr
close of the mornin service. and the
gov members will «3 welcomed into
THIS AND FIVE CENTS
. . -—~_
Don’t miss this. Cut out this slip,
lose five cents to Foley o 00..
ounwlll receive to return a trial
‘ ’6' containing Foley's Honey
«"2an 7 Compound, for bronchial
to mount no tom moo
KENZKLlNG
noun Morin;
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