THURSDAY, DEC. 11. 1913
ticut met with H. H. Smith, the state
county secretary in Hartford last
week for their_monthly conference.
Among the things discussed were the
Educational Fund for ex-service men,
and the National Thrift week in Jan-
u.ary
’lhursday afternoon he county sec-
retaries met in Joint session with the
employed officers of the Y. M. C.'s of
,the state to hear the reports of the
Detroit convention, and disbuss prob-
lems in (‘onnecticut with the state
jwork.
A. pointer from Santa. Claus.
Could you bag a. more wol— 1
New Canaan Local Work.
At the meeting of the New Canaan
come gift? ilocai committee of the Y. M. C‘. A.
Here'savery choice collection 1hcld last Thursday evening evening.
Mr. Mead. the leader of the Junior
in. the newest ideas for Christ-
Group 1epotted good attendance, and
‘third Week in January.
‘ A brief report of the International
Noni e11t1ou was given by the county
'secti t: 11- \.
iWilton Y. M. C A. Held a Men's and
1 Boys’ Social.
1 The l’11ish House of the Congrega-
tional ("fllllllll of Wilton was crowded
1witl1 men and boys last Friday even-
‘ing at the Y. M. C. A. social. The
girls of the Y. W. C. A. group led by
ers. Fischer were present to add cot-
or and life to the occasion. and who:
81 Marx Suits and» Overcoats.
Rogers & Stevens
South Nor-walk
Hot‘waik
: NEEDLE. WORK GUiLD MEETS.
President Mrs. Lestie fimith and
Nate triiridduals.
. tee Meeting at Hotel Mahackemo,
The managem: nt rim-ply
South Norwalk.
i
rezrei the i
;A few tablets of Pape‘s Diapepsin neu—,
tralize acidity and giye relief at once.’I
enthusiast afterwards. i
‘ers of the Y.
Bridgeport District.
Department of the Bridgeport Y. M. C.
street. detective of railroad polim n
the New York, New
‘ford R. ‘R. (‘0..
his home with erysipelas.
‘ FAIBFIELD COUNT? Y. M. c. A. -’ ERROR Midi”??? ' I
' 3 ~ FOR RADICALS -- . .
-The County secretaries of Connecti- , . ‘ » ls REFUSED WHOM
cut Met at Hartford. . ' ‘ 1 and l
The county secretaries of Connec- STOMACH O K. WASHINGTON Dec. 11,—..Justlce RETAIL l '
. ' . Brandeis of the Supreme‘eourt today i
SonyonroldoontothoBrldge-
port Auto Wrecking 09., 1310
North Ave, between Oak and
Center 8a., Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 55864. Second-
refused the plea of Harry Weinberger,- CIGARS, 010mm
~ attorney for mmh Goldman and Alex- ”38 ‘m TOBACCO. 1
‘ " under Berkman, for a writ of error to . 3
Indigestion, Acidity, Soumess bflnthhe deportation cases of’Gold-l ;” TARLGV BROS
and Cases ended with man and Berkman to the Supreme —
Unto-Date (figu- Btoro /
court on habeas corpus proceedings.
CANDLES
Various Sizes
Assorted (‘olors
nautical and Useful Gifts
F. L. HAMILTON
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Pa ’3 Dia sin" 7 y 3
1:8 P9P The—plea was made in Chambers and We M80.-‘m land pm and tires to a: any i 49 Wall s:. Teiepl‘om— «:5
ll’llflilons OI pcupxe nfiuw\uat AL 13 JuStice-IBx-a'udeis retflred Welnbergel‘ m. 1m / Mk. of”. I
‘ to the Supreme court. ‘He will make a , ' i ‘
needless To be bothered with indiges-
tion, dyspepsia or disordered stomach. this after-
plea before the full court
-V\'ant Ads. Bring Results
D0011.
W'hen your meals don‘t fit and you;
feel uncomfortable. when‘you belch;
gases, acids or raise sour undigested;
Electrical Work and
Repairing .
”335' _:Q gxoixinc numbers. The problem or a food. When v0“ fee] tumps of indi— . '
See our list , lmoetinc place for this group and the gestion pain heatrhurn QI‘ heafiachp ; F J FLAHERTY * '
, ‘ 1111‘0p0Sé‘tl intermediate group was dis- ' ‘ ' . .
, E01139 Coats Bath Robes Um. ' ,cussed and thinly good suggestions ftom aflditfi' just 9'1“! ”NM or Pape S- 4 Charles St, East Nor-walk. 1..
brellas Travelinv Goods .‘madv which should make it possible Diapepsin and the stomach d? stress is; Phone 39942 .
Nee tear Rosier; Shirts, jto secure :1 good meeting place ror gong E l-
kW , I v the groups. . . . ' ' 1, fits
~Hats, Caps, Underwear. and New ("anuzsn is planning for a visit The $052,“ in lltglf’b01:;.;:::.;fi‘ .N.... “—m ‘r‘ .... ““ “
f h ner from u deputation from Yale, the SO 21'98- 011 00 W1 2.. s. I ’
the best 0 all Hart Sc all 1 r .y, 11“! Cold Bv
’ Tnkinz
’WRI’" "IKE COMP! 11w-
WITH TAP
A. groups of the
will be held at
M. C.
on an interesting goods. rags. papers. Junk “55 d
Haven & liar
is reported quite ill at
PATENTS
“Ema-Pom
. - , . ,. - -. - , ~ ' Twentv mmehers of the Fulrfleld
unarmddme (it 1.1:. 111 disposmg oi the (‘ountv Y. M. l‘. A. committee had
above and ““3 “Eh through 1h" press dinner at the Hotel Mahackemo. and
‘0 extend 31'3“”‘11‘ ”milk-r” t0 ”WW later gathered in the hotel building to
{Who kindly 111;1d.- donations in this listen to a program of reports of he
good work invent lntt‘n'national Y. M. (‘. A. com o
The ,0”)an 0mm“ “'1 r11 rc- vvnlion. Mr. Smith of the State Y. M.
' ‘ " '“ "‘ (‘, A, committee was present. and
Elected. 'gm'v :1 general survev of the whole
President... Mrs. l,w>ii-~ Smith. convention, Mr. Mead of New
(‘anann told in a very interesting man.
Vice—PresidentvAirs. .loIm Pump.
a , . . . . . nor of the out-standinft unseaze er
oeC-rgtar} and le‘a.~lll'(‘l“".\ll"3. ”w Detroit convention. Mr. Nash of:
, HOWAVd 1'4- “”11‘3- South Norwalk. followed with some-
—~—-~ --, very interesting impressions of the;
KILL S ‘VlClOUS' ROOSTER convention. Mr. Nash stated that the g
l WOMAN is FINED $1o'g1‘cut thing that this country needs.
tMlLE‘ORD 11m. 11 1.0, xii-insinzlzmd"" is a general spread of the feel:
up.“ pk 0e :1 t“r»0ste1 0““ d b A 1‘ 1 tin: 01' hrothcthness. llc pomted to:
1 P 1‘ H ‘1 the Young: Men's Christian Assocla».
W Ed' ‘ the D‘ \ou drtzrzist. Ml‘~ Phil jtion :1s :1 mighty instrument in bring-
omclm. Mannuel, wit"- ot‘ the Devon in: this about.
hung-a was finrd 310117, in court this Mr. Witch of Trumbull spoke in a
mor‘iizw '1"1~t‘D(1\ter was "\‘icious" verv interesting manner of the Coun-
fi d . 1d ".1 1m ‘19“? ‘ .. 1y “ork section of the Convention.
11 1 in am i 1.. f .11. ion. .lr.~. The (.(mmy flopnmny Spain-n of 1m. 31:.
Ndllllilf‘l dill-”Alli 11il‘11-7111c1- ol‘ the t‘nnyeniiml to the
--_ W- .-... ._- _., Van-field county V. .‘l. (‘. ‘-..
PROV: oENCE NEWS GOES 1 0. ti. 1111-1111. who for it‘ll'l“ r a
T0 TW'D CENSTS has been :1 \. .\l. ('. A w tie-1' in '3‘11"
Plun‘.’ {DEXCI it. 1.. Her. ll.-'i'11e 1i“): Spoke in :1 HI) Whit“: ‘t-" t“
Llevthnc-c .\'- ‘\\5 announced todav ”1"“ ”f ”l“ “ "1M NEW?“ 0' ‘11“
“1.1.1 ht-zinninu Mmhiu‘.’ il‘.‘ price (ifilmlni'; Mt‘ll'fi ('hl'l‘e‘lliiil Asm' 'lll 1"“
the raster would in- lilt'l"‘:lsl'll from “my
pm? to two Cents. ] the met-tins of the excru-
- Itixc (nmtnilln-c the usual menilr
.‘ 1]) busiu :s “'11:: Mini: 0:11'1- of.
F WHITE PINE AND TAR {Le Me’s Council 0‘ the Bridgeport
1 District.
l Th: liver-mher ntw‘llt“: of the lem‘.
‘ 26c. includingr tax
”WM/JMJIW
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1115mm“ WC“;
If you take our tip—and order
your new Ford Touring or Run-
about at once—4t can be yours in
the flesh immediately—yon can
safely figure on drivine your car
during those Beautiful Tomor-
row Days of the FAIR and
WARMER class.
---,-,----,...
59c doz.-4 EGGS «590 doz.
BestElginCreamery Rutter 69c lb
35c lb.
..... ‘2 plots. for 25¢
Domino Sugar Syrup ..................... 18c can
........... 29c lb.
Best Plantation (oilee .................... 39c lb
he tMixcd T on f .......................... 39c lb.
Standard Butler 81 Egg Co.
12 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTH NonWifiK
53 MAIN ST, NORW’ALK
American Cheese ............. .- . . . . .
Grandma's Pancake Flour . .
FORD TOURI N G
DU TEE W
FORD STORES IN 20 CITIES
Compound Lard .......... .
THE UNIVERSAL CA‘R
HOWEVER— the point we have 1n mind has deeper significance.
M... .. . m .. -.-. . —‘
Fair and Warmer Tomorrow
(lfiicial \Vcnliwr
the Bridgeport Y. .VI..(‘.. A. Boys" l)i-§
vision on Saturday evening, December ‘ ' H- RAX' E"
13. at 7 o'clock. The November meet- 13‘3“”? . 7
1112 proved of great profit. Mr- 1‘3- T3 .M Y i That’s our prcdittio11.\Vc are not, cxpcfl. prophcls, like, the
Thiencs of Hartford will be present - ‘""“‘“ n 1
to discuss work fm. how over 5m”... GET A SQUARE DEA—t 1 Man. and so our plulltllOll has a chance of making good.
Mr. George M. Kirk of the Industrial We '1“ buy your hour 11 1
‘50 ;
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1 ‘ :wa's more i111portzmt to serve some A. will also 59031; 1
other 0m”? ”wed”: :yct')’ mm u-ofwstnnoms. Mr. Saxton. theme The mg... Wm go 1,...) .1... WM" “and mods Anything yot .‘ is going to bea Whole bunch of Tomorrows 1n a few weeks that are 1.: '-
TlL: annual “19911034 01 “‘0 501'Wim" 'the county secretary conducted an gymnasium for normal work in tron? :1". Price according to the qunl : ing to be Fair and Warmer Winter cuts 'a lot Of ice While it lasts 1“ '
branch of the Nretilc Work Guild of 1mm- of group games. Rev.-F. H) .‘}.H\.i‘1m. I/‘fltlfll'fi of hoys' croum. .320! the good" A will" a” f . - 9 ' i - '- - L H M "\
America for the elwcziun of ofllm>1-;:.la(.1l1 of {outh Nonmlk g'WL‘ a talk though not directly connected with nyl. _ ' 1t dOESH t laSt lOl‘lfl' Winter 18 a great Old BOV for hOt footing
and distribution of “#:1111151. 1111mm ”1?” “ 'lr 11.1.“. d ‘0 “111191111111 W" the (‘onnty r. 11. c. A. are r‘o1'di:1“t.‘ PHILIP P. MAHORE‘ , freezing vour water pipes a few times and redeningr a few million .
. , 51‘ \11- llnllistei. the woman or invilf‘d to attend this meetinrz A“ 62 Van Zandtstreet. Ph 11 l
(onrtie need:: of the town was held re 1 ‘ ' i . .. one .2-5 ~ al 01" ans. ‘
.the Int :11 l M (. ‘-\ (‘OHW‘H'OP- ”‘9“ there will he a supper served 9' (‘04 8000!“! hand goods always on ml. - E
‘ Benny Hi. llll; hl)llll‘ 0i. lllr’ pt‘esidenl. '(t‘.|“\(] upon tho (‘ounlfi' St‘Cl‘Plill'y for ll ll: UPCQSSRI‘)’ ‘Ilflt a" “-110 Dlan in
There “'r;':- ls? articles collected. «mu.- 1-1-111:11'1<:. M“ 31“?!“ tlflimm attend let the conntv Secretary :11 7:1 .- ——- en (’ es r d
ll‘hc Norwall; hospitaltwtwired 21, the ”W Y- M- (" -‘ ~ g"”“"-‘ m 0 ‘0" 0 ,5' “'all street Norwalk. know so that ' ’ h I I I p il I -"-
Day Nurswy :20. the Dispensary All flllll “wk" "f plans my groups. in “‘1‘ proper provision can be made. A. M. WOOSTER D
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1““ '1‘" “mm“ ‘ “_.. ’9‘" '0 1’“ Quarterly County Y. M C A COMmW Robert N. Morehouse of 147 Main Lat. Eg.m|n.f u... 1.3.3.09“;
Then Comes Summer---
Seasons of the Fair and Warmer Tomorrows
If you cut all your order—it i<
likely to be too late very soon”
and for months and months and
months to come. no matter what
the Expert \Veather Man mliV
predict—for you ’twill be—t‘th-
TINUED COLD TOMORROW!
FORD RUNABOUT -—F- 0- 3- Detroit $500
——F. o. B- Detroit $525
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