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who walked: not in
the counsel or the
wicked. J.
Nor standeth in the way
oi sinners.
oi the scandal.
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m.—~Scrmon b)‘ the pastor.
"Refining Another Man's Fields.” 1').
tin—Tbs Sunday school hour for Bible
_ First Methodist Episcupul Chut‘ch,‘
L youth Norwalk—William G. Gimp.
mien—10:30 a. nix—Sermon and
session or the Ladies' Aid Soolcty.
8 p. tin—The Epworth League Bible
Study Class will meet as usual.
Thursday, 7:45 p.’ nt.»Thc
week prayer meeting.
. “an; of Oitlcisl Board- Reporter nom.
' . hating Icommittee.
Thurs syz 3 p. m.-—Ladles' Sewing
ante. 7:45 p. m.-—Prayer Meeting.
, -I'l'lday, 7:45 prints—Cottage. Meet-
mid-
.. erézrt‘he. Christian’s vital breath.
" 0' man's native air: Church—John Sta lcton
"Eli-i watchword at. the gates of desthfl‘Sunday morning. sent-vice '10130.
‘0» enters heaven ~byt prayer. ‘J. A. Solandt. the State Age
. train for the doy—lrchlbald Mer- Anti-saloon leaxue. will
. .'.“. norxnunoisvgi't‘tgd‘gggmn are)“ on “The Victories 0t 1910 and
. ;» t at They Mount for Connceti ut."
VWInPNludm—Andantinoin 8:1“ Efiveningservlce at. 7:30. Sermo by
~, ........... wdenI e pastor; subject.
-Infiem~w.lchovah's Pralss.. Meredith} World Peace." Sunday school at 12:00
”memory from “Indgn Suite".o'clock. Howard H. Tilly.
........_...... ......... acDOwell tendent. Men's llible Class at the
FEWPosthtdo—Andante Maestoso {same hour. Topic, “The First Words
. m-.....fl.............. Wilson of Jesus, the Teacher."
.- ’l‘uesday. 3:]0——-Mecting oi the Tent-
ple Circle of C. E. at the church. 7:00
p. tor—Meeting oi the Boys' Club.
Wednesday. 3:00 p. m.-'l‘he En-
South Norwslk Congregational
:it of the
" . . EVcnh'Iuot 7.80:“
m Prelude-«Adoration
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I" ’ ioqoososo-ss-osuysns..... Alberto“
MikhcuonvOnorDay Marsh
Wu Solo—OpentoMedicateddesvortCircle of King's Daughters
.....fi...................'-Blschoit willvvmeet witthra. Recdl‘lyan. i
i 1. monarchs: J. Becker. Livingston Place. '
1 91‘8“, ..- a Postiudewi’rocesalonnl March ' Thursday. 7:45 p. ttt.-Women's
f ........................... Kinder Bible-Glass. Topic. “The 'l‘cmpiation
«N —~—- to! Jesus.” , '
.1 ,. ortvstk -Mot‘ltodiet ‘Church-Rev.5 “"3” ‘0" "W at"
#0.. 3:: Baum. D. 'DQwPutor—Sunday “WW"
Prelude-Prelude in E Flat . . l’arruit
Soio~Wo Would. See: Jesus
Shepard
. Postlude—Oltortoire in E Mayor
‘ ,OCIOIOIIlOlI-u . “...-.... GT6,
Evenings
' Prelude—Communion 7. . . .
matrices. as follows-Class Meeting at
talk a. rut Morning worship; with:
mrmfimtbynhospastor at 10530;: Sun.
day. school: and. Men's Assembly's st.
3., file'noonxhour. Epwor-th League'asr- '
_ 7 ulcerati'ti‘flelfit agitate. “A Half-Lite or
»« was s~ 9. ch?" Loader. .
denote Sustain. “M
King Hull
. POpulan. Sunday: night- service at. Bar ........... ’. ..... Dudley littclt
27:30 with openlns’song service and‘ Postlude—l’ostlude in D' Major :
'lllilatfited‘sermon by the DRSIOT.‘ .......................... Maskell
Builder-oi sermon “God’s Uttermost." ‘ ‘”
‘mnybndyyweidomc. Bmklldo Sunday School.
., 1 ~ Morning; Sunday. 3:00 p. m., John b. Henry,
"Pi‘eludov-Andautiuo .. Charles contttris“9""“”“d““'~
”bought???“ Wilt Kécn. mmin ' “5—" .
, - ease: ...... John E. West Firs" n tio . L .
vmmtew-ngcnmc J.‘ .C. Warren E. F.t Elegizggr. nigh. (final-111213;:
Quartet—«Some Blessed. Day :Morning service at 10:30 with: preach.
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fostlude in G 03135 Adolf Hessea,,snd Enthusiasm." Vesper service at
» y ‘ 1 'v nu. 4:80 tat. which 'thct pastor- will speak
lune-Festival lOverturw I on “Agreement and Progress."
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1 1 .................... C. J, Grey: The: Sunday school-meets at noon.
“Quartet-yellow. tho Day IsJOté’erM {The Young People‘s Society at 6 p. m.
................. . . . i arks All are cordially invited.
Li‘mtmltosoiHclccted. * 5 There will be» an important meet-
vsl March In: D _,I ing of .the Church Council on. Sunday
. ”Scotson Clark eveningzdauuary 21. at the parsonage
at 7:45.
'The annual tucctiug of the church
will «be bold in the church on Thurs-
In.
East Norwallclilcthodist Episco al
_(lhurch~—Rev. tS.».P. Fairbanks. P318-
. may” a. .m.—~Fellowehlp meeting, dny, .lanttary.,25 at 7:30 pum. it. will
.Mtby: Edmund Trounson. 10:30 a. be Pieced”! by 3 "Voluntary otter-
“$ ___.*_:3 lug?! supper. .at~.6:30. The supper will
1bo prepared» by the young people and
a cake sale *at
p. m.
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. g ‘
"' ipaytho expenses of tho supperand
any. surplus wllitbs devoted to the
1 Friday, January
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"Mthev‘OlddhnKBags'Tea and. su1_ 9 S 6 W; s a
charrtuddlitobouy Will Know ionix t f u d
use or. to- ay:
‘ lper but an oifcring will he taken-to
’ BAWGRAY HAIR organ fund.
5 . .
’Nlendenlng's Drug Storcrfrom 2
"Morning.
u11"”“5'gefi‘°“'a"5""“111'-“l~appearance. Symphony ....... . M: Widor
Ionr-halrtdsyourtcharm. it makesor Quench-Ho Shall ‘Cymc Dowzr’inko.
junta-ringing; "Witcn’dt “deafmmsé Raim ........ . ..... , .N‘_.' H; Allen
m"‘”f““°°ki ‘ “removers few-“3‘35 5‘3??? 3‘75"? iifiéiildlii.
”puma“? ofl’SageTesa-apd Asmlfllur Quartetwut of. theirDe‘ep . . ‘
‘whfinmsntu'appearsnce. a hundred» ....... 1 ......... I‘LN. Bartlett
told:- , 5' EPostludaeA‘llegi-o Maestoso. “tram
.. Boheftstgmgmyi iIJOOklyonngl? Eithv 4th Sonata ....... I". Mendelssohn
““Wl’i‘m l-hc‘ncipe at’homte orngot :— -
Vesper service, at ’ 4:30;:
mafib'i‘dwfli'store arsosentl:.hhme 20. No. 1 ~ _~ _
~' Wth’s'Stigetund-iail 1, - .- (Mi—Second": Meditation: O'o.»..20.
' it u, .Oom No. 2. ........... A. Guilmant
wound." 'which is smerolyf.’
reoipvimpmved‘ lay-tho: addition of' . —— " ' '
mammals. 'l‘housaildsrot-‘tolks Olfactory Allegretto (THO) from
tumondgthiskresdyte‘usevpmpara- ,
1i ‘3 7 1 1 _ . : .unont-Muni' ...... ..... ‘D.-Bll01l
lawntxsrzznrzzr" m: ......n...
J . « Waslbllt: . Evon Flotnw
lit-darkensrsomataraliy and‘ev-i»; ». 'x.‘ ‘ . ‘\
. nomination-espouse or softll‘! «Peru's, Phillip-Rev. Louis. B‘.
whflmmmudmgs 11113 through??- owell; EGCMMThiYUWSundny after
the .h’altvl'taltingfironecsmnll , strand . elf; with?“ 7301a. mt-eHonCommupl
ic‘m0m198.thessraylhair‘di‘at on. 9'15 0- 'm--.~St. Paula Sunday
Imutation: another: application or
. “institutional. calorie restored : nod
‘ .Momos ithmvtgm’l‘ and “stress, '
PMPYWJ'EW:. . ‘ .
Swarm-t Sulphur-Com»
. £60"th ‘tmllettl‘oqilibltéii'
WWWWW
he . . “i ,
QuartetZ—Jcsus: How- Swear" “rem“
‘ion- and address; by themed-W. Si
Claiborne“ “oi'",,.‘8dwjinee,". Tennessee.
In no .’.-1‘
Nor sitietb in the seat
Subjcct.‘
.M8-- lZmoon—Bibic school. Prc- study. Subject of lesson “First Di-
" gfl‘lslv‘o adult class. 6:15 p. m.-—Ep. ciplos oi‘ the lard Jesus." 3 p. in.»—
y’ ”Nicene. 7:30 p. m.-—‘“Hesrt The Junior Epworth League scrvice.’
ml.” Sermon; “Soul Winning." 6:30 p.- tux-Senior League service;
‘m“Whltc*Boolt." subject, “Star Christians." 7:30 p.
“mid”. 7:45 p. m.——‘Class Meeting ins-Sermon by the pastor: subject,
- Jed by Samuel Semiple. [The Great Sacrifice.”
Wednesday, 8 p. m.——Annuai Mect-‘ Wednesday. 2 p. tin—«The Weekly
Pa.stor.-—— .
Rev. '
givc an ltd.
"A genuine,
superin- I
38010' (“3“ Fwildest)_—-Crt:utr.intr «he. ‘
20. the Doorlt’eep- 1
Mudoeatal—~First‘Mt‘dimtl'oni'opr ‘
thB'Told-time Quartet—~Abidcwith Me .. A. Cellini
4th: Sonata‘ 'F. modelssohn;
sellout 10:301. meson - Co’mmim.;_
(.‘brlat .
walk-Rev. Tsiistorro l". (W.
‘D. D. Rotter—Him Sunday we: the
Epiphany. January 21~'§lorn.iu.mr
or and sermon st Sandor
school at i: m. Evening prayer and
sermon at 7:30. A full attendance of
the congregation is. earnestly reconst-
ed. The public is cordially invited.
Grace Baptist Church—«11:00 a. m.
«Preaching, 'Rov. Mellawkms ’ot
.Stmttord. Conn. Sunday schooi= ztt
Ii2:30. Concert, 3:1}01) tn. Evening
1581‘V‘C95 at 7:30 p: m.
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Friday. 8:00 p. [Uri-“(‘hilll“ pmctice.
All are welcome.
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Thursday, 8:00p. n1.—rl’rayerMeetv. '
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‘1 Lowell, Mass—“For the lastihree-yctu‘s I have
been troubled with'llto Change'otilnie and the bad
feelings unntuon stimulate. I :wos in a very ner-
vous condition, with headaches and pan-Jr good
deal of the time so I was unlit to do my work. ‘ A
riend asked me: to try unlit E:’anhsm.’s Vegeta-
. one a an comm r: i is ompouud, \vbleb‘l mammals helped me in
. ...... entryway. I‘fllfllllflbdmfly so 'm'wouslgililto head-
?Gfacc Baptist Church; Sunday, Jan. 1“- hm ”Twat lh'll-lll‘E.‘ kham’s
21, 1917. 3:30 p. m.
()pening—Jihoir.
Prayei‘wJ. ‘D. Taylor.
Selection—Choir.
Recitathin~Nathanlel Hopkins.
Soio-Miss Olivia Brown.
vRecitationvMiss Janet Randolph.
Piano Solo—whims~ Elsie ()‘iiricn.
Recitation» Miss lluth Thompson.
SolowMt‘s. H. G. lionsrd.
litat.i'tg~.~\. A. Lewis. Stamford.
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1 mmaucau tske.”—liirs: MARGARET Qutss, Rear
_7____._, _, J 259’Worthen Sit, InwclLMass.
Steffi!!! Her. Friendsto Take Lydian. Plultham's Benedict
Northllavem Conn—“Whoa [was 45 I hadt-ho' (mange of Life
which lea. trouble all-women have. At first it didn't bother me
but: after a while I got bearing down pains. I called in doctors who
told mete tmdtifercut things but they did not. cure my pains. One
day-my husband came home and said ‘ Why don’t you tier Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Satmtive Wash?’ Veil, I got
Bass Solo—John llcrry.
llt‘adinxw-Mrs. J. l), Nimtuo.
Solo ----- Miss Gertrude Ward.
Address—Eugene Roberts.
SOlO"-Ml'.l Jcsde l). \"ltitt-hcnd.
licadiug~~dliss Minnie Bailey.
Solo~—ll. Ii. iiownrd.
Reading——Mrs. John Cooke.
Selection—Mixed Quartet. N
Recitation—Miss Sadic‘ Bailey.
Selection-villus. G. W. Johnson.
Solo—Mrs. Jstucs Perkins. Jr.
Reading—aura. Askew.
Plano Solo~Miss Amelia Hopkins.
Closing Retuarhsw—tl. W. Johnson.
Program Committee—~Miss Sarah
vl'. Ward and J. E. Hopkins.
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:Coleman. Rector—dilldward J. Sims.
lot-swim and Choir Bhutan—Calen-
‘dar for the week bsginnlngdsnuary
‘21. Third Sunday otter Epiphany. 8:00
'a. m.—~Holy Communion. 10:00 a. m.
leburch school. “:00 s. m.——Morn-
ling prayer and salmon. 7:30 p. m.—
{Evening prayer and the beautiful
Epiphany service, “The Feast oi
Lights." Postponed from last Sum
day.
l'lllil‘stlll)’v—Ctiln‘I-l'hltili oi St. Paul.
Holy Communion. Full woman: to.
lii‘ announced later. The annual meet-vI
in: of tho Fairiicld County Branch o"
the Women's Auxiliary to tho- Boardl
oi‘ Missions. l
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Junior Auxiliary to the Board oi‘
Missions. 7:30 p. .mrdticcting of the:
Confirmation t‘luss. Tits p; m,—-1
Choir rehearsal. I
Grace t‘iturchwller. J. Bunion:
Werner. Rector-MT)": third .Sundayt
alter the Epiphany- The celebration!
at the Holy Communion at 8 o'clock.!
Mission Stintiny school of St. Faith at
9:00. 'Mornimt prayer and sermon at
10t30. Parish Sunday school at noon.
Eveninnr prayer and serum!) at 7:30.
Advent Christian Church. Van Zant
and llarvcp-stt‘ccts. blast Norwslli—
Rev. leer-go lit-”People, Pastor~i0200
Sn. tux—Half hour oi player. 10:30
In. lli.-->.“tii‘ni:ll.‘ :scrmon. l2:00 m.---
Sunday school. 3:30 p. tin—Junior
Loyal \l’nrkcrs. Erin p.- “Jr‘LOfal
\Vorkcrs' Meeting. 7:00 p, in. Even
inn sermon. '
'l'hurrslay. 7:45’ p. tux—Midweek
Prayer and Tcstimony_ Meeting.
The Associated Bible Students
meet in tiled .Men'ssllsll. Washington.
street. South Norwsik. tor the study.
of the Scriptures. at 3.0'cloclt 9. mt-
Pastor W. J. Therm Subject “Which
Is Christ's 'I‘rtte-(‘itttrclt." ‘ All welo
some. No collection. ‘
t
The Rescue Mission. Workers will
hold an open air meeting if the weatbl
or permits. on~thc“corner~oi' Wash?
ington street and . Railroad. prenue,
Saturdaynight at 7:30. Alan at Ndl';
smoke Home Sunday morning at110
o‘clock; and at: .8. o‘clock Sunday at-
ternoon in~th’e~.mission-room on Mon-t
roe street, antiwar 7:30 ‘Sundsyrnlgpt
ff ”on. un“:nvln~ M h‘ ‘
sou wanton
"‘WOIIhWhile
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3" tiscmcntr It: is not merelv 'a .
;- list nifgbods‘and prices; Roth- ;
: or._ you find hits out idtérrna-
\fimz'alio'fl operand: sow:
., “on"! which vthfi. ttrifctivti‘diffli"
:“jefirufwised‘todfivrinfinity
gvmm swim .‘E‘XAMI
'BY O‘T\’?,.‘fl“.‘f"’¢ws_'_ ,
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Friday. 3:30 p. tux—Meeting of uni-1
. lelil’llilllliill; 0i)? lillill t
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. thorn and‘took about; 10 bottles of Vegetable Compound and could
fool mysellre bring my health. I also used Lydia E: I’iukham’s
Emotive Wu and“: has done me a great; deal of good. Any one
comb? to myhouse who suitors from female troubles or (litattgc of
Lilo, iallthom to take the I’tnkham remdios. There are abbot 20
of.ushoro who think theworldpt them.”-—Mrs. Fwnsucuxlsshu,
Box 197, North-Haven. Conn. '
» You are lnvltodito Write. for. Free Advice...
No nthormodieiuo has been so suocouful Int-relieving woman's
suite-h; as how Lydia E. Pinkibam'v Vogotabvaompou-d.
Woman“ receivevfreeaul helpful advice by writing the Lydia
E. Pinkbarn Medicine 00.. Lynn. Muss: Snot! letters are received
and “Minimum only undh’eld to strict. confidence.
222225.25 .... — ‘ . . . .8 .- .
Mo Invited to attend 4th meetings.
Billy Sunday singing books used.
CONN ECTIOUT PATEN’TS.
p.331 (31.11;er cnms-r Lot'Wooster 6': Bowersoclt. solicitors
gaming-r. .01' patents. 11i5 Main street, 'Bridge-
First Church of Christ. Scientist. 07 DC". Conn: .
West “chuck—The regular Sunday. Hurry W; Archer. Bridgeport,
service of this church is held“ at unions for securing a sodnd-box to
.1 m. ttha tone-arm of talking machines.
Subject. January 2l.~—"i.iie:" Kuud DeLoney. Bridgeport,
Wednesday evening' testimony cwaslng. tho elll'cicncy of internal
meeting at 8 o'clock; ‘(I'illllltusllOll motors.
To both these services the public Is? Andrew l.. illltcr,
:A reading room ismslutsined nt‘sparltingvdevlce. ,
11h» sihno address. open each week; Ellsworth A. 'sttbornc,-.Bridsc~
8: p. m.
cordially invited.
Bridgeport
Edward E. Claussen and J. (l
. Hatttmur. Hartfordv floor
« plate. .
Benjamin P‘. l-‘ortln, Hartford, type-
\.:ilmt.' ntnt‘hinor
,Inned ”typewritlng machine and t
_ outing machine.“ .
:1 tttnrles i): ltice. ‘lllsrtford. aypo-
MW; '8’ Waflfi 0N ......uhg machine.
limit d M. Barber.
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mhnrfin'lt Midfroltibltduyq‘" ntmn plate thlVIlllZ machine.
ingztlnis tat-odor Doc'stde
Peter
1 ‘ corner head.
l‘I'W persons ill Connecticut realize
today what the sunrcutc. court ducts}
ion rendered yesterday. in the Briggs I
(lautinetti case, really means.
"The law in its reading. now fully
confirmed by the. highest tribunal.
meant. that no tunic. person isactualiy
safe In furnishing transportation by
train. boat or even automobile to an-
other state to a female whether it be
friend. wife or relative. ,
Where the practice smong=prose-
cutors in this state hss‘been' to try
complaints of women under-the state“
laws governing adultery. and other
minor charges, there is no option: to
day when the cattle originates trom' _
another state butrto turn the charges “0“5‘rumm‘ member.
overdo the prosecutor of the United»‘ Albert D. 5995mm- Bruit“: ceilin
States- District Court. at Hartford; . PW“ I
“So broad~is the law in its readingx‘
and-’interpretstions which have beets.
placed upon‘ it that even the cons"
ducting of‘lt femalequend. mother;
wife: or sisters—to ashore-house in
.v torn. -..hone island‘ior‘ Massse
‘ 'Jsetts‘ whore the" woman ‘mayl be-l
7 me Intonicatedrmay‘invoks the trawl
-' Home to P“‘_“t0{fl"0rll§0n sentence I monthly mansine‘puhllcation
_ti‘ live years. s‘vtlhovcf $5 000 or:botb.l
{it -the discretion-oi the court. ‘1"
>: “While. nwact-~‘ot - immortality 1115!}
have incenu permuted; _thh: law: is so-
broadsld its‘rspcclflc
___ game that '1 evens
the: ‘intsnt'.‘to:=dobau rot-“make! .lm-n
construction blocks.
‘ bnibbcsrinit‘. 3
William E. Doolittle.
Sntoty watch guard.
John )lclllvenny.
mane-supporting clasp.
luatuble chair.
funnel.
Victor W.
or brake.
Walter J). Smith. New Haven,
Bristol.
water. . p
_ Christian. Bodmer and; A; W. . Rit
tor. New Britain. concrete. form;
’f 'Trade: Marks.
saucepan iAsiA‘ saw
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Vancouiiest ‘"
to another. m..- whose xtranspoétation
has been furnished wholly ordnrpart,
is considered-Lat. felony andctl'lecotnes~
premeditated: ' ‘-
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whore trans ‘rtatl'on .immorsiit ., or . . ...» . . .
debauchery figs;- beenvaccompliihednémemm' consul-general, “0’99. N
7:1 e't'tloduinotudtug nonhuman-z. West, toisgmphodito Clark Michael J‘
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w tried:initthozclhyucourts. will hero-
; “or bencmerg’edml oefmses- in this
‘_ “ . ‘ ‘ . innuectlcnt.“
”if BM" 70‘ no . “consular. counter
. ‘ ’ , "i'i'L'h m‘cdliiinc=~thitt‘
ma sim- ‘action”in..honliug.
. omemunrBet-Foioyistllo‘m
'i-v ond't‘L'l‘n't‘f .iittlihalrti-intfilmsdé'ori .
ayoilen membranes insthrost; chose (nor 3"“
.ronchiali, tunes: ghi'csks 2‘ up {.'.tt‘glir
'.,'nllghs..~16t)lellsw the: with? mallet: .
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The following were issued Jan. 16, F
1191?: list turnished from the oillces‘
l~‘rcdc;lck A Hart. Hartford, cont-
Stoningtgn,
l". Augenbcautnt Stamford,
closure [or gasoline or other-liquids.
Norris E. Clark. Elainvillo, metal:
Albert C. Gilbert; New Haven. toy
Rudolph H. For. New Britain (2),.
New Britain.-
Norwich, gar-
i.‘e.Wutt Popper. New sMillord. ad-
Wt‘llisms G. Newton. New llaven,
combination hot and cold water}
Bristol.—coast-
Toyl ,.
g Ah! noverwcre days so lonely.
Clarence“ .tt; imam. Miriam;
Former Bridgeport .Man.-in'.Tr-oublc- in
tnonl aswomsuztaksnuirotmzoncastatot 1, £191,119“. wk” [omflyuag "31..
dent oi Bridgeport, tht‘ihore recently
otfthsptdrrwesq anrAustrjau'epyz The}
, _ ’Csundtantgoverdmsnt thinks he is and:
Assert-marchtherdeeistonuyeater: he is under nnmsttlntvancouvc‘rifirliv
’ d” “““mmmm‘mm‘ ‘° women. IshZColumhia- ssh aloeady'atbid. .'the-
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\ccnrtling In sizc.
MEDICAL CORPS TRANSFER 1
Ben. Cole Unable to Obtain Officers in:
Hartford. i
Reuse of the inability of Adjutant
General GeorgeM. Cole to secure med-.3
icsl owners for the First Connecticut
{Ambulance company. located in Hart-t
111- lordrthe organisation willbc trans-if This tiny» bo
terred to Bridgeport and reorganized."
The resignation of Captain W. ’l‘. 0“"
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or ceiling der. left the organization outside-38.;
‘and all efforts on the part 0! the gm-
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:1 eml to secure qualified physicians to
im the vacancies have failed.
According to General Cole, the am-
bulance company was one of the most
Scmcicnt organisations in lltf‘ state
(service and its work at the border
was commended. It was organized in
' 1911 and peace strength called for 435
enlisted. men and three oiliccrs.
lN MEMORY OF MILDRED CATH-
ERINE LEE '
Who died Jan. 18. 1910.
'l‘here‘s a. new little girl in Heaven!
2 A brave little girl and true.
.God wanted. a. {lower in ills. garden.
A pure little. llowcr like you.
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0. mild little girl andblest.
Happy your heart shall go singing.
The joy of His peace and His rest!
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0 taicviittle girl and sweet.
Arthur ”R. Bauder; North llaven, undid-Hits mercytsballi-comfor-t. .
method Offidn'dime'msv for determim Thorpullc in our. hearts till rte-meet. day, Because of litigation in-tltetstste ,
ing. and indicating the depth: of Love lies neither earth land .nor soul courts, the estate has not yctibeen
land,
Its wonderful: power can sever,
‘And our own little girl in Heaven
Will remember us all forever.
HER MOTHER
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PRESHJENT? WlLiSONf AT: THE.
I ' CAPITOL. .
l H’ASHINGTON. Jan. 19.——Prm‘
dent Wilson went‘ to that Capitol
again ~ todayx and-zhold: conferences‘
\tfitltawadministratiou- senators. ~
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.. APRINTMENTS‘ 0F: c-L'ERGY.
Thoiiolltiwlnefclericsi appointments
hose been made by the-"Rt. Rev. Bish-
op John J.’ Nilan, of Hartford.:'
- he... Phllipi Mooney. HomvSi. Jo
seph‘s Church; Willimantic; to St‘.
us. complaints-‘01‘infiduiteryvcomn‘tomsfmilitarismot'tho‘aupcrior court" 1..th imam Xavier’s Church...New Milo
lug-about Zellta‘and his claim.” citi-‘w _. ,.
. saoshipzy Clock 'Flt‘inagan ibcidsrsphed"
back such'faotstasllte' received: Yoster:
.. daylialett‘emcante fromxco‘nsuhd‘e‘neb
al'West:tllankanth‘iF§amgimton his
» ‘2 promiscuous innreply; Shines-intentions
loud (assistant). ’
i- Rev; «John»: Aloys
SS: Andrew's Church; Colo-heater, to
St.- Josephh Ohbrch; .Wiliitmantic ’ (as~
alumni). ' '
,1Romflames J.
clis' Xavier's Ch
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Pn-hveatmy Sic at Petticoats
en's. First Lieutenant. Arthur B. Lon-iis a compound made from other;
. idryand First Lieutenant Robert N.
”firmm““ °‘°e°‘°"' “mu-113° ‘0 1'0”. vehicle lamp with misoroaoope. Yerguonh on thetrctum or the" court
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‘There under ills core you shall ilour-.
ius Sullivan from
tto’ hit 0 made into z‘dllla's his- "Mcai‘fiibk" “3°” 8;; ‘-
' nr- 9': cent It , N i , , 1- r. - t.
. ' ,, ., ... Mary’s ChurchpPutnsp“ to Sta...Joo..
.tm-y. Hétw’as btttnlin Austria 'llléifl- my}; 'Chtll't‘hihMfil’idéll. (fissgflm‘l‘nxt‘ ‘
came:toothiacountry.“while-soi ”"4 Rev. Otto Baumeisher'from_‘8t‘.~wrani ‘
‘ u’rcti; new Mttiord.t to‘ .
' d,”w""9husch. Catch-ester (as: ‘ .
cannot, ow Mails; duck .. in u... an. an uh. n
jersey lapse wold lcmys, llxultcrblm and uterus. l?
A. ’5 CB. Filo ' Silents til Mack and calms;
Wool Jerky stith salvrll flount‘c. l
Regular and extra since. - 7'
At 31.35. Hathablooms in black and calms. . *1 -.
Some extra sizes included. “
At 31.35. Sim made with (belie “ounces. glilach 'l‘"
plum, wistaria, navy, gray and green. ~ , ‘ .'. .
At 31.75. Heatherbloom' in black and all fashionahlc 7" '
w shades. 1; l
10132.75. HuthGrbloom Tops with tailcta themes, black *' '
. and'colors. . . f
At‘$3.85, Meta-Silks. in a large variety oLstlcsvand .‘
. colors. Regular prices u to $5.95. If
Ag~$7.r5v Jerloyt Skirts. all silk wit A wide waited} “2
and “nutmeg in combination of colors and gold I ‘
$10.00. " cmhroide’fy: "
V «Ni ‘m 3' Sccolitl flow. -f
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~ in the Shoe Shop
We are trying to hold (1 two prices and owlllg'lt) the " 3
fact that large purchases wrc madc‘rwe shall maintain
the present prices until the shoes arc ‘sold, though we .-
cnttltl not todayduplicatc the values. It would be: ccmt—' 1‘
only to tttkc advantage of proscnt prices, i ‘
$4.00 t) $8.00. ‘ ! v
For Boys. Misse; and Children. .’.
The Sprint: stock will S'ltlll arrive. All shores mt v’
hand now will he sold at lower prices than Wt‘ shall be: i~_
athlc In tiller litlf‘l‘. "
$1.25 to $4.25. 1 _
Scumd ”not.
as.» ”a; at: ”illicit dummy:
CORNSHHURT TODAY?-
_ Lift your corn: or caliuseo .010
with fingers and it won't
pain you one bit.
ttlc holds the wonder
of wonders. it contains anttnlmost
’ illogical drug discovered by; unflin-
cimnti mutt. it. is callud-‘i‘reewne. II:
Apply a. few. drops- of
this treesone upon aliens
der. aching corn! on. d.
hardened callus. instalm-
ly the soreness thsopy
pears and“ shortly you
wilt find the corn or cal-
: 1 ins so shrivclod‘v and?
‘ I loose that you jilBl‘v-llul it
on with the fingers.
. You feel no pain or
soreness when applying
frcczone or alterwards.
it doesn‘t even irritate the shin.
Just ask in any drug store-torn:
small bottle of freeman: 'l‘ht's.wiil
cost but a few contagdntt willtposi-
tivptv rid your poor. rufiering..leel;
oi every hard corn. soft (ltlinr, or
corn between the toes, orthtr tough“
-cattlllses onbottom. oi tectntienuine
.‘treezouc has a yellow labels
1for yellow label.
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‘Tausrses m BANKRUPTCY"...
. Clarence E. Siausnn oi Norwnllt‘wnd
‘appointed trustee, in bonds 0032,000,
ltor the estate of Theta Bros, grocers
:oi‘ Greenwich, at a first meeting 0!,
creditors Thursday in Bridgeport;
Jobit T. Dwyer was appointed ttrubteo'
of ‘the bankrupt estate of Stephenallut-
is of Norwalk. to fill the yummy
caused by the death 0! Williautt&:Wil-
cox. at a meeting of creditors yester- ,
adjudicated, although the hnnlti‘upw
petition was filed .inHScptembcr, .1912.
BREEDING .HORSES. iN‘iTEXAS’
SAN KLVTO‘NIO, Tex, Jnnr zo.-«
Plans by which. Fort; Sam-Houston
will .bet'made thosgreatestv households
ing~ contactin the "United States has
been announced hyCoinon-y L. Dug-
ere, Chtemumsrm‘samrmrxphmsutuL
ern Donal-giant. accommodations
will be provided- [or approximatelyzor
000i armysanimalss'at; :the post. rémouni:
depot. and‘the auxiliary depot on thG.
near by Leonjsprings Milimrymoscn
vation. Wrist ‘ot-Fthe-tsnimald'iwlll. be;
‘postumd‘m ‘the seventeen" thbusand.
acre- tract embraced " thy, Ihe- .tteserv'
tinny ' , ‘
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the ‘ ‘ mm
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mmmcoglumsmflh
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