tint exactly pleasant mention of I've
met caught cold remember that my
xettvo Cold “plasmid cure you
always, while welleknawn house roul-
adios frequently fall to do so.
-=l§c onion _
AT THE
)Bl‘ldile Pildl’llldtlli
r’. .t. it
' ‘i For the . oolidlbiilififi BMW imam
of The Sentinel, e letter box bee been
pieced on the bridge peer Hefner's
new store. lteme for publication are
collected dolly. They should he elon-
ed by the‘ writer an an evidence In
good faith.
gnu—no
The trees in East Norwalk ere bud-
ding and peepers were heard in the
swamps last. night.
The regular weekly class meeting
was postponed this week at the Moth-
odlst Church, the cottage prnyci nicel-
lugs taking its place.
M.
Quite a number of people from the
country have been visiting the clam-
nilng giounds these low tides and
gathered In the goslings
The regular weekly prayer meeting
and social service at. the Advent. Chris-
tian Church will not be held this ev-
ening. Mrs. McKinstry's lecture taking
its place.
George Conklin. has been elected to
take the office of janitor of the new
fire house when the firemen get into
it that is it George happens to live
that long. '
The oyster boats were unable to
go out yesterday on account of the
fog which made navigation almost im-
possible. Quite a fleet of them was
tied up all day at Gl‘egory'l’oint
wharf.
Rev. Mrs. McKlnetry delivered the
fourth of her series of lectures last
evening in the Advent Christian
Church. The subject was The Rom—
an Empire. .The subject of the lee-
ture tonight will be Rome Divided.
The small boys about town are
rather discolisolaie now that the gor-
illa has been captured. Each one of
them had strong hopes of‘capturing
the simian himself, but they are over
for the present. it is understood
that the animal will be placed on ex-
liibltion at Hefner's store if it can be
secured from the captors.
Cottage prayer meetings were held
last night in different sections of East
Norwalk and were largely attended.
Among those at whose homes the
meetings were held were Charles St-
nions, Lyman Gorbam, C. iloward
King, .I. Sturgcs Randall, Edward .I.
Simone and William Twins. The
meetings were very helpful to those
who attended them.
The Pastime Juniors will play the
Winnlpauh five at the Pastime Club.
Wednesday eyening, the 24th. This
is the beginning of the second series,
the Pastimes winning two out of three
in the first. A close score and~big ub‘
tentiance is expected. The Pastimes
challenge any team in Norwnik whose
players do not exceed 16 years of age.
A small admission may be charged.
Address challenges to E. Eldridge.
East Norwalk.
~ BOOTHING AND COMFORTING.
'I‘he soothing and comforting effects
of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve when
applied to Piles. sores. cuts, boils, etc.
auhdues pain almost instantly. This
Salvo draws out the information. re-
dutos swelling and acts as a l‘liileiilct
lent, thus circulating the blood through
the diseased parts permitting or aldt
lug Nature to permanently remove th
trouble entirely. Sold by The Glitter
Pharmacy.
ROWAYTON. y,
Agents for The Monte Sentinel. In
«eweyten. ere r‘r dderl‘o Lockwood.
Elwood INIdWIy end Olly-lee Petty.
eny' the lotion will
Melve rem dtten en. '
int-iii iiiiilkcl gardeners nrc ninltln‘i‘g
the most of the open weather to cart.
shipments of fertiliser and spread it:
In renditions for l‘iiplillg.
'l‘hc ituwuyton House Company hold
a special meeting Monday night. Two
new members were taken in. and othlil‘
business was transected. t
The trial of George Octet for "hair-
boring a vicious dog" is on this after-
noon in the Darlen- Town Hall. The
complainant to Patrick savage
cums, m... HM
e taioe
per in. 900. /
omens. per pdclt.................illlc
EAT!” DOGS“ .. no i.oz
mil“ étiflz.
: Whenever you have that peculiar. .
‘ yards. "
W i
than no wlll~ reliefs: prom often-
tie
on Spitzer was a visitor in nth
NorLzalk yesterday. 89
James Poolay was a visitor in South
Nor‘wallt yesterday.
The trial of floor a Geist charged
with keeping an nruly dog. was
scheduled for trial before Judge Will-l
‘” molt; 'Jr. this lifter-noon. .
W‘
’“Negiected colds make fat grave-
Woods Norway Pine
Syrup helps men and women to a
happy, vigorous old age.
l . WESTPORT'L
Agents for "vim".~ Evening dentinel in
wortport, are 8. Difiiovennl and
E. lNeeh. Ordere cent to either of lame
above will moire prompt attention.
to.
r
it is Said that the railroad company
is to move the prenes
The Misses Perry. of New Haven.
are visiting friends at the Forms. .
A Junior missionary society Is to be
formed in the Congregational church.
illrs. Oliver Keith has returned here
ntmi a visit with friends in New York
:Thero iii to be a Christian Endeavor
rally in the Congregational church on
thenight of Feb. 5.
The Girl's club of the Methodist
church is to hold a meeting in the
contempt) room Friday night.
Mills Alice Coley left for her home
in Norwalk. Saturday, after a v. ‘sit
with relatives and friends In this
place.
J. W, Wood has been selected as sex-
ton of the Congregational Church here,
In the place of Joseph Hoof. who has
resigned
W. P Duo and wife have taken their
departure for Washington. D C. where
It is expected they will spend the ba-
lance of the winter.
is to move the present east bound
depot and that a subway is to be con-
structcd eonecting the new one witr
the west bound station.
Greens Farms Fariners' club is to
meet on the night of Jun. 30. at. the
home of Moses Sherwood. Sherwood
island, and will at that lime be en-
tertained by Mr. and Mrs. Silt‘l'WUOti.
Westport Grange is to meet tomor-
row night and at that. time the rccent~
il elected lecturer. Mrs. oGorgc Cuyer
will furnish her first piogranune. It
it expected that members will turn
out. in=force to do honor to the occas-
ion.
NEW CANAAN.
Henry Schadrc. of Stamford. inspect
ed Home of the telephones in the vil-
Inge yesterday.
Contractor Vuono. of Stamford. and
family. wore guests Sunday of Samuel
Kurlansky, Burtis avenue.
a.» ..
William Clark and Charles Sammie
will give a dance in the .Cody house.
on Locust avenue, tonight.
Hurry Woefel and Willis Weed have
been proposed for membership in the
New Canaan Fire Department.
The A. M. L. 1). Club. of Slivormlne.
will give an old-fashioned dance in S.
of '1‘, Hall, next Wednesday night.
A few of the local commuters have
taken up their permanent residence in
‘New York for the remainder of the
winter.
George Wardwcli has taken a posi
lion in tho shipping room of the Yale
tit 'i‘ow’nc Manufacturing Company. of
Stamford.
George Secley and W. 0. Middle
brook. Six, of Rogers. Peel lb Com-
pany, New York. visited their families
‘ in South nvcnuo Sunday.
.__...—-_-
Mrs. William Humphrey. of Harrison
avenue, will niovo into the house in
Locust avenue, formerly occupied by
James Cody.
The police of this town havo rcroiv
ed a (inscription of Bowman Bright,
alias Herbert Burg/en. and notified to
be on the lookout for him
”We
Charles Tattle. ‘tidio recently pur
chosen a lot between Hoyt and Sum-
mer streets. to having his newly ac-
quired property graded and cleared of
broth. . .
There was on installation of officers
in the Wooster Lodge, 1. 0.0. F., lost
evening. Dirt Deputy Oscar I1. Bur-
dig;i of 8 rd was master of cere-
es.
There to no ice on the ponds in this
section, and the proscnt weather com
initione. would Indicate that unless a
decided drop occurs in the temperature
sun on banner afternoon made the
” . in. 6 tin.
til i’ .
“row
to I'd“ .a» I , fl .. on
‘ We elicit! have
1
, .ery..7. . .. ._,
Nomi. men. borers Willa are con~
turned it immatures penal in
constrain relating to‘ the duty‘ yup at»
.I acted in the announcement that the
"l and thrill
position to the passage of this bill os-
" are up the Neugatnck valley, who use
hearings. as the members were oppos
within the nest few weeks there will:
undoubtedly be on ice famine durinr
the coming summer. The heel of the
mercury ”hi to sit decrees Fantastic t?
pianist 321%“ ill-lean ddlll’ihl in.
boat pert div. thermostat.
ware intuit?t “:1 this vicinity
foresaw i”onldrhtllly of it we
51:“? entry 3“ calmly” ii only
i“ '.
wt! have dominate “incl dined! mlhrmphi _
it,
- ‘ flooring on slum will Begin on Peoria ”
cohol used in the arts will be inter
ways and means committee has decid
ed to begin its hearings upon this bill
on February 7.
A Washington letter says of the hill
Representative Hill lutordueed a re
solution urging consideration of these
bills. There are five of them before the
committee and no particular bill will
be given the preference. All aim at the
some thing. and it is probable the coin.
mitteo will motto up a bill of their
own if one is reported.
There is e determined effort to pass
this bill during the present session.
and manufacturers in Connecticut and
elsewhere have petitioned extensively
for it. ier Hill introduced a bill oar
Iy In thlii session and those interested
will be“ notified bf be hilarious and
some will probably hppeitr before the
committee, especially the butters of
Dnnbury. There is. however, some op-
peciaily from some of the manufactur-
charcoal. it is claimed that to re-
inove the tax on alcohol‘wiil reduce
the supply of charcoal and, in that way
injure the brass manufacturers.
Opposition has also been started by
some temperance societies and indivi-
duals. who think thatihis is the open-
Ing wedge for the removal of tax on all
kinds of alcohol This is not so, how-
ever, as there is no proposition to even
used for drinking purposes. The com
mittee would not conhider such a pm-
position. and it. has taken several
years to even get them to take up the
present. measure. Up to this session,
the committee has refused to give
ed to any reduction wbntcVer but it
now looks as though the bill would
have a fair chance of passage
A THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
. OF GOOD.
A. ll. Thomas, a well-known coal op-
erator of Buffalo. 0., writes: “l have
been afflicted with kidney and bladder
trouble for years, passing gravel and
stones with excruciating pain. I got
no relief from medicine until 1 began
taking Foley's Kidney Cure, then the
result was surprising. A few doses
started the brick dust like fine stones
and now I have no pain across my kid
neys and I feel like a new man. it
has done me $1,000 wertn of good."
Sold at Piaisted's Drug Store. "
EAST NORWALK FIRE TROUBLE.
Fire Police wui Probably Share New
Headquartere With Truck Com.
pony.
The East. Norwalk Fire Police are
willing to share the new truck house.
with the members of Mayflower Com-
pany. and It is now believed that lnu
short time the district committee will
give the order for both companies to
more in. The Fire Police state that
they are willing to go down in their
pockets mun for man with the May
film-m"members and pay for furnishing
the new house.
There are several minor details yet
to be completed in the truck house. af-
ter which the committee will call a
district meeting to accept it. then the
two Companies can move in.
The Fire Police naturally did not
wish to give up their organization.
which Is a very effective and com-
potent one, and they have considerable
property which they have purchased
out of their own pockets.
They meet. only once in each month
so their presence in the new truck
house would not be very much of an
intrusion on Mayflower members. it
is believed now that the matter will be
aniiiuhly settled In a few days.
. There is a general feeling thrmigh~
Gilt the district that both organizations
are too good and efficient to have
any feeling between them and that. by
maintaining them its two scpnralt- or
gaiiizationn they will both give better
service.
BEATS THE MUSIC CURE.
“To keep the body in tune.” writes
Mrs. Mary Brown 20 Lafayette Place
Poughkeepsle N. Y.. "i iltltt‘. Dr. King's
New Life Pills. They are the most
reliable and pleasant laxative i have
found.” Best for the Stomach, Liver
and Bowels. Guaranteed by F. ii.
Baxter Smith Norwalk and E. P.
Weed, Norwnllt. druggluta. 25c.
STEAMDOAT MASTERS' MEETING.
WASHINGTON. Jun. 24.——"l‘htl
Grand Harbor of Masters and Hints
of Steam Vessels of the United States.
the supreme body of the Stiniiiibout
Association of the United States is
holding its annual session here. Dei-
ogutes representing the steamboat
men. of every important poll in the
country and from St. Michaela, Alaska.
and llonolulu arc pienenl. ’I‘hc
Harboi Masters adopted resolutions
protesting against the passage by Con
grass of the Mitchell! unit l’lloiugo
bill which. if enacted Into law, the
pilots declined will be a blow to pl-
lotsge bolow Cape llcnry Vii... no it
is held this will leave it optional with
the vessel muster whether ilt' taken a
,.'i‘lie protect will be. pre-
IMO. ‘ N ‘”, '
pilot or not.
to c
no need libel i mldootbe
weld. we: troubled e greet «tool will.
torrid lrer eti heedull who. flow time telling
0.h”'elii.“l bend) %%.'e‘i':n‘df:h‘ '°’.’..‘“"°"i".i‘i.".i.
I. III SIB It I
”much“ Ilm over soon. " '
'i'm mic-tweeters Hill lie. I. tell Riv". Neel.
s ;'t . ._.
reduce the tax on alcohol that can be . .
Rea ”
molar mass
incomes
Token) Liven
Give Positive Relief '
in all one: of. Btliome. Coerti
tiled, lhdlgcelloh end Disordered
ver . .
Th; excellent results obtained
bylhcureof h’eve
proved hem worthy of the confi-
3m! t‘l‘l’ey enjoy. d’I'heyha
«sends an momma:
thmulvee.
Sold Everywhere. in home too end so.
at”; cAnioou sAoit.
Exciting Newe from the Maine Moum
telne.
(Bangor Letter to Boston Transcript.)
. Hunters from the Mount Kathudin
region report that it drove of caribou
the first seen Iii Maine in many years;
are roaming the slopes of the menu-
tain. Rumors of the return of the
caribou have been coming in from
various parts of northern Maine this
fall, and sportsmen are hoping that the
reports are true. The caribou desert.
ed Maine about. ten years ago. going,
it is supposed. to Canada—perhaps as
far as labrador. Many theories have
been advanced in explanation of the
migration of these animals. but ex-
pei ts disagree as to the source of their
dopamine. In 1899, a law was snuct~
oils providing for a six years' close
time on caribou in Maine and the last
legislature extended the time six years
to October 15. 1911.
The caribou. or American reindeer,
rooms from the north shore of the
Hudson Bay to the coast of Labrador.
and as far south as the fortyiilfth pan
aliei of latitude on the eastern part of
the continent. Sometimes in mount
sinuous sections they will go even fur-
ther south. They are not as large as
their European cousin, and unlike
them. will not live in captivity. A
moose or door can be easily tamed and
become ll. domestic animal. but the
caribou in like the partridge. if confin~
ed dies. if given his liberty, h wan-
tiers: nwny. Caribou ram lltte for
grass. ”Icuvva. or browse. on which the
memo and deer subsist. They live
principally on men, ilclicn. rotten wood.
toadtools and mushroons. and the
wood-stools and fungus growth on de-
caying trees. They like a hilly rcrky
place. and do not remain long In one
place unless the ground is broken 01‘
uneven.
They will roam. however, all over
level woodland and even go into the,
fields. but when they have devoured
the moss and todstoolp they mute on
any direction the leader I nose is point
ed. Sometimes they travel alone. and
sometimes in little droves. One old
hunter says that the caribou do not
like the deer and will not stay long
where the deer abound in great num-
bers. The deer whip them. The cari-
bou will not fight. and a partridge with
a brood of chicks will drive one. They
cure. nothing for the deep snow in
fact. they like it as it enables them
to reach higher up the trees after their
favorite moss
ALWAYS
INCREASES THE
sTRENGTH.
A reasonable amount of food thor-
oughly digested and properly assimilate
ad will always increase the strength.
if your stomach is a "little off" Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure will digest what you
eat and enable the digestive organs to
assimilate and transform all foods into
tissue-building blood. Kodel relieves
sour stomach. Belching. Heart Burn
and all forms of indigestion.
bin and strengthening.
Clifford Pharmacy.
Palate-
Bold by The
COUNTRY "EGGS
50C. doz.
STATE EGGS
25G doz
JOSELOFF’S
Tel. coil in.
”This i
Erection. 5 the" no,
Weeklieh. 10o
Whole ilelmon, 100
“food Dolmen, 12o
Market Cod, do
Hiddoolo 7e
”WNIN 160
llnel
g, .
Halibut.
Demon (tarp,
Mullet. ‘ ‘
leogllepe,
Clem end Dyetere 80o qt.
All other libido-o1 Inch rich I! no»
eonehlo prices.
Old tlelv
on Amy liltidi
-art End of 5;;
" 2 file. Extra Large Prunes,
fl
climate” illicit its... ‘
“a ”FULL ”LINE
OF Trill
” ' Noversbp
Too
CEUIRS
Now In Stock.
AT
Charles E. Dow’s.
HARDWARE.
”, no WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 167—2.
Bun Your Groceries
AT STULL’S
and Save Moneu
25c
25‘;
10¢
25::
25c
3 the. Large Prunes,
Smyrna Figs, per pkg.,
2 the. Bell Apricots,
3 Gene Campbell's Soup,
A. STULL,
:4 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone Call 223—3.
litiiii Shiver.
A
GAS HEATING
STOVE}
is EASILY LIGHTED. EASILY ax-
rmemsa so. economcm. T0 or.
ERATE. AND MAKES ALL THE one
FERENCE BETWEEN cHiLLiNess
AND consent
we ecu. THEM AT PRICES
FROM e2.oo up, AND on THE nec-
essAav memo AT cosr.
lanai—q
Elli". iii iiifllliilig [iii
Phone 68.
'e
5.....1'51 m..-
EVERY LADY'B DRESSING CHAM-
IER.
should be equipped with e dainty.
snow white, onopioco “Silindurd” Por~
ueluln’ Enameled lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient It would
be to have hot and cold running water
water in your dressing chamber. sleep-
in; apartment of first floor toilet
room? Ito presence would afford you
the hlgeat degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent mo-
shuttles. honest and rehab e. _
Herace R. flesh,
OWNER MAIN AND W"? .70..
death Norwellt, cone.
”4...... 4..
THE reacts-o Margit aim averse f’ “
char. climates Duchess. Prior.
loath NilMlit.
. dim.
and rectal in” man. mm
Am .
. rs. Donough~hront you”
lull?
Dr. Warmly—«Not at all my dear
modem. 1 can preach the same sor
mop again and nobody will know the
difference.
or.
you spew—Cleveland Lead-
lliS'lllflT REMEF $13-35.”
Gel Son I'hveet. or! II BRAZILIAN
BA ‘8! doeee l o. No opium.
infallible cure for Asthma. 00.-
.“ Bronchitle and wanton Consump-
«mm-u. Pill“
can (h 00.,
0|!
tut-r
“on.
out) prepaid. I. l'. Jen
"Minn-polio. Ind.
It {on Have Not a
Comfortable Heme.
why don’t you have a comfortable
room? Heated by steam with hot and
cold water. bath and oil the comforts
that a nian or 'a lady wants. Every-
thing new and uponlodate. Rooms by
the day or Week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Corner of Monroe and Chestnut Ste.
.1. DISESA, Prop.
till lilillllltl BANK
IO UTH NORWALK, CONN.
“~—
TRANOACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSlNESS.
CAPITAL
$100,000.00
—-—_.
eunPLuo AND Pnorrre
$173,500.00
——-——
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, Free.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Free.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Gunter.
_—.——..
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joeler R. Marvin .l. Wallace Mervin
Christian Swertz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowen
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
end Embelmer.
leeidence, I Weebingten Ctreet.
Telephone et house. 134—!
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms a special feature. Gee
and Electric Lights throughout. Ev-
ery room healed.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe In connection.
A full line of Ackcr, Merrill a. Con
dit Co.e celebrated. Wines, Liquore and
Cigare eiwaye on head.
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
mTelephone Call, 396—3.
Gilli Wdll Pauli
AT COST.
If you intend to paper your home
this spring you will reap a benefit by
buying your wall paper now. We are
closing out our entire stock of Gold
Wall Papers at cost in order to llifliit'
room for new goods. ‘ Buy now and
you take the profit. '
Our Paper l-langoro understand bang
lug wall paper.
Crockery, Lamps, House Furnishing
Goods. Paliitors' Supplied.
TO ORDER.
Window Shades. Picture Framing.
bPECIAL.
Cloth Window Shades with Fringe,
260; White Curtainr'oice, with Fix
lures, 1013.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Sign Point-
tug.
L1H. DECKER,
I? WuhinptonItreet.
Tel. Ooh.’ Ioutli Not-walk.
nor may“... sit mm;
,. Jamar-s ‘
ALI... lNIUIANCI. REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES, NOTARY. STEAM-
IOAT TICKETS, PNOIATI BONDS.
"ATENT! SECURED. .
R BOUH M N "REE 1.
‘l ' T’il O "I 4“.
‘5 Monroe street. ‘ bouts Norwelii
Wie- cw-wmmmu “9,9“
\
1y put out when your countenance ”
goal! to sleep while You are praacli- ‘
ll NOrlh Main It. Ooutli Nor-walk. :
A BC Calls ,
250 a box. _,
for Colds ‘Neuuiiti a
Headaches.
” A'i‘
lilo lettinss Pharmacy. ‘
s No. MAIN or so. none/Aw ,
Mills Suits
M -u...
$10 Suits for $4.5 ”
Gottlizbio
CLOTHING, SHOES AND” .
FURNISHINGS. ‘ " ‘
11 North Main Street. South Norwefka’
Fine Building Lot“
IN NO RWALK PARK
For sale at very low figures”.
Restricted Property.
For prices, particular and terms}.
Address
Jacob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
5 Railroad Ave,
._ fl...
,3;-
80. Norway
line You Plumbing Ilene Rigli , ,
desiro to make it known that l have,
opened a plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing. tin work, steam”
and gas fitting.
ARTHUR E Brazilian ‘
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper}
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone 137-8.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Life is a Chalice.
Life insurance Is a dead certainty.
Begin the New Year by Insuring wills
F. H. FIELD, General Agent,
United Bank Bldg. So. Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 336~5. ”
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING “
HOT WATER HEATING . .
HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVEB AND RANQII,
ILATE AND TIN NDONNQ.
Gee and Steam Fitting,
Ice Fixturee. Motel Golfing, .
Hev. you «on our m
RICHMOND RANGES
THE JONES & Horcaitts
COMPANY.
17 WALL eraser. NonwAW
buy nice goods here. Yea:
we do the work in the very
manner- i'WWIIOti
will be glad to submit ii y
your work.” . "
Wotrytooetryinl
Norwalk Chronicler