on; arthritic stucco... 25c 11..
Ohmic cups. . .. 391: lb.
Apollo Chocolutpp .. 3th: and 601: 11118
Miss Kathryn put-1111111 Is down for
the day from New Haven.
George Van Alstyne is confined to
his home today with a severe cold, .
‘ Rev. Joshua Danton led the weeklv
social service East cvéning at the Ad-
vent Christian Church
The regular Weekly prayer meeting
was held last evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
~1~M11yiiower Sociable; in now fire
lion’s 11.11-111.111. sv1'ning..htn.2.’.
Dancing and refrosluncnis. Adm . - ”119.
There Is no 1111.11.31.11..an I11 the
condition of Annie i1‘111u1'11. Woodward,
of 3rd street. but. while there is life
their is hope. and her little friends
hope to have her back at school again
soon.
Most of the "Hips" are at work 5111.51
now cutting ice 01111111 various ponds
obou1 town. and the ranks 11l"'l'l11'
.bto111 Club“ at ilat’ner’ s 1111 sadly d11-
picted. 01111 1111 inbm oi’ the club was
recently 11111111 walking over to South
Norwalk When asked where he 11' as
going I111 1'.‘oplicd “0h uowhcxc; I‘m
just walking wound to 1111911 1111' feet
warm." Last night the Sto111 Club
was busy discussing thé adventure of
a woll~known iccninn during the do}:
and tho story runs that. he was stand-
in: on a cake of Ice and then sawed it
on. getting in the same boat as the
man who sat on the limb and sawud
the limb off. The wetting did not
hurt the iccnuin. 11101191111. and he 11' .115
back at work in a short time.
\
"'I‘ortnring eczema spreads l‘s burn-
in}; area every day iloau‘ 11 Ointment
quickly stops its spr.cadiug instantly
rn’licvus the Itching cures it porno-111
ontly. At any drug store.
ROWAYTON.
Annlo Even-,tt daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George E Everett who has been
iHIWIIh scarlet fever {01 some time, is
reborted as being worse today.
Ice cutting opemtions were com-
mcuced again yestgiduy by Alex Ray-
nionll; who does not l‘ét any opportun-
it\' go by now to fill his houses on the
Dmieu 101111.011 the 1':111ent cold
snap Mr. Ravmond succeeded I11 p111'tl_1
filling tht1 houses. and he hopes now
to finish the work
The following books are now ready
at. the itowayton Free l.ib1'a1'y'——Gi111n
by Mrs J. F Halo: All for tho hove
ofa Lady, by Elinm M. Lane; No. 101
by Wymond Carney Given by the
Norwalk Library: Tryphone In Love,
by Walter Ray;1nond The Conquering
of Kate. by J. P Mowbruy; Here Be-
reuc Highness by David G. Phillips:
.Mcxico, by Capt.
Olivcrtloldllnlth: Our Foes at Home.
by flush H. Luck: Castle 0111mm. by‘1
F. Frankfort Moore; Under Scott in
Ralph Bonehlll;
United Status History, by Edward Ev-
erett Hale.
Just 111 present Charles H. Golder is
forming a company of 1olunteers to
make Governor Bwettenbam, of Ja-
maica, "take water” Mr. Golder and
his associates are justly enraged over
the affront offered to the United
States. and as Mr. Golder is a hustler
people will not be surprised of Quick
results. ,It is quiust such men as
these that our country was made.
There should be more of them.
Charles Adcock. of the West Side.
bud a narrow escape from drowning
yesterday. He was skating on tho
rivcr lp the vicinity of Mead Broth-
m‘s‘ store, when he noticed an opou
space of water ahead. He was go-
ing with such speed that he knew he
could not stop in time. so 1'10 threw
himself on, the ice, but even this did
not save him from going in the water
1111 to his shoulders. He managed to
sheet of ice, and the boy was benumb:
cd with‘ the cold but as he received
immediate attention no scrlosu results
the expected.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT RE.
GARDING THE NATIONAL PURE
FOOD AND DRUG LAW.
We are pleased to announce that.
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by 11111 National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contaiusno opiates or other
harmful drugs, and we recommend
It as 11 safe remedy for children and
adults Plalsteds Drug Store and
The Cliffmd Pharmacy
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Stella Austen is spending a
melt in Buffalo
Mrs William M.
11 all. visitor Monday,
Mr_.s James Wood. of Noroton was
in Stamford 'l‘uunlav
Charles Hoff. of Newark, N. J., is
visiting .l. P. Drummer.
Clifford Waterbury, of Stamford..vi-
sited Darlon friends Monday.
Mrs. Merlin J, Waterbury was the
recent guest of Brooklyn friends.
Mrs. 'l‘. W. Austin has been
with the grip for the past week.
Dr. Alice Lyon Fitch is spending a
week at her uncle’s, George S. Bates.
ht‘s'c
M 1's. Mary Waterbury formerly of 0x
Ridt'c. leaves Friday for 11 few wccks's
stay In Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Weslcy Bradley haw-
i'cturncd from 11 visit of n few week's
in New York.
1.1111119 Bates Is quite ill 11.1 his home
Mr. Bates will celebrate his nineticth
bhthdav‘ on Saturday.
Mrs. Clarissa Tiistrum
her ninety- second birthday
saiy Friday, January 18111.
Mrs. Marlin 1.111711111111111, of St. 1111-
ford arrived Monday to spend 11 few
days with her cousin Miss Ella Bates.
A card party was given 'i‘uc'sdny 111-11-
11i11g in the Town llull. "11111111. The
pox-Leeds ore to be dcvotod to tho
strr-ri; lights. It'ucttcd $li.
Miss This Bowen of Ncw York city
nrilwd I‘1 111.11' .lnnnm 11 ‘Itith to 1111 nd
a few days with her parents Mr. 11nd
Mrs. O. C. Bowen.
The Clll‘liltiuli Endeavor Sorlt'ly of
the P1 esby terlnn church Nomtou. gave
a chowder pally 'I‘uesdny evening
which was Well attended.
Whitney was a Nor:
ill
celebrated
anniver-
The Unpaidonablc War. by James
Barnes: The Vicar of Wakefield, by
., “to“. ~ farawp, w. .- .
My»... ,.,......,. ”w...— .. Who .
Figure
Will uourL Suit and Overcoat last ANOTHER WINTER ?
ATION (it there is ‘a particle of dOubI) see what we have marked ours during this DiSsolution Sale.
that it’ s to YOUR ADVANTAGE to anticipate NEXT WINTER’ S DEMANDS, and take advantage of these prices;
pan uou larger iuIeIcSI on uour investment IIhau is reallu legat,
Shoes and Rubbers . , -
_ Just a word about this Dissolution Sale
cOuulei's sincedanuaru 17II1., "
out of from 25 to 50 per cent
_ MANY have taken 1111111111101 Ibis THEIR opportunitu
pan the DAY this sale has removed from our counters a certain warmth of merchandse.
, Don" I be one of Ike diSappoinIed 01105.
1111111111 Mrs. William Morehouae. Iut
have been served b Constable Finch
Willmott on January 31.
Miss Edna (lunch of Noroton sailed
Saturday, Januamdilth with a party
of eight to Exypt god the Holy Land.
to remain several inontha.
13 Quinlan, Presbyiafian minister of
Stamtord. accompanlcn m party .
WM
When the cold winds dry and crack
M11111 Katie howls Is visiting relatives
in the Farms.
Miss Frances McNaIly- Is very sick
with the grip.
i 11'. Macfavlnnd has recently sold his
large herd of cattle.
Miss Cclcsiiu Mnssello of Cross
Highway to quite III. -
8111111111] Elwood has suffered 11 1'11.
loose and Is in a critical condition.
The Misses Thomas are entertain-
Iag relatives at their home on Compo
street. .1
Miss Martha Mills and
Battemon spent Wednesday in Cross
Highway.
Trinity Guild was in session at the
homo of Mrs. William Taylor yestcr
day afternoon.
Mrs. C E Bishop is substituting at
East Suugutuck school for Miss M. C.
Elwood, who Is ill.
Miss Minnie Kennel. has
home from a pleasant
friends In Weston.
Anion
bought. a trailer from Bridgeport par-
ties; also threcvcows.
Mrs. Elmer Illabmw Is on an ex«
tended visit out of town, accompanied
& -... a...“
Mrs. Isaac Scllock held :1 reception. I‘
mam frantic 'I ‘
cm 0! homa‘in Cred“ flight». fl
““1011“wa the 1101110112 11,11, Wamfiiemm and child
(8!: haven-ct
nvislt with Mrs. A 1.111111111111111.
Archie Mills who Mi; been worklnz, v
on Long Island has 11111111111 hunc.
and Is now working in Bridgeport.
Miss Jennie Fairehild and Mrs. Fred
Hubbcll attended the funeral of Miss
Jennie Wakeman in Newtown Tues-
day. 1
The funeral of Thumb; Croker. Sr..
was held yestcrdsy morning at 9
actual: from the church of 1111: As.
fibrillation.
Dr Hammond has roturlicd to New
t.
opera in a summary process suit
on Albert Wat ,Qf Nomton.
em in 1.111.111.1111 before Justice
Rev Ford
mp akin “pt ileWiit's Witch Hazel York after :1 I111“ days' visit at his
Salve Sold 1". The Clifford Pharmacy h‘andsomo summer residence in the
and The Bridgc Pharmacy. harms.
“'5‘!“ Mrs. Iiaxrict Piice attended the
WES'EPORT, funeral of Mrs. Andrew Sherwood on
._...... ' Tuesday at her late home in Mill
Plain, Southport.
Mrs. Wilfred howls gave a party to
a number of friends yesicrday at her
home 1111 Dlngce's Hill in honor of
Miss Martha Mills. The day was
pleasantly spent and enjoyed by all
present.
Following are the newly elected of
flu-1'11 of the Consolidated Presbyter-
ian Society of Greens Forms church:
(.‘hair,n1un E C.Bh'g11; treasurer and
lipid on to the edge of the ice and suc- M E
' ’ . Ilv Bradley still remains 11111 rotary G P.Juuninxs:wmmiitc11.
needed in pulling himself out. When rs, n1 ' , . . . ~ .
be r e ache 11 home his clothing was one 8253111" at the bomb of M13. Henry Ainiliggylur. I.. P Wakcmam and A.
W
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, reliable
little pills. Recommended by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridfrc
h a Pharmacy.
Mrs.
NEW CANAAN.
Mr Pearson. cug‘inrtu' on the 1.. ll.
l’upham place. 'l‘almadgc Hill. who
had his foot crushed quite badly se-
vexa‘l days ago. to improving At the
time of the. .11'1Id11nt ho was alone.
and It: was fully ton m'nutcs before he
could extricate his foot. from the mar.
lug mechanism
Humane Agent Stephen E. Keefer
has been doing some very effective
work the past few days. He has or.
dered several horses killed. and to
thoroughly investigating the condition
of animals in th suburbun districts
returned
visit with
Burr Lockwood Jr.. has
111111 1111131111 _
YET Mint VIIIIIK
“Man may work from sun tosun
but. woman 11 work' is never done."
in order to keep the home neat
and pretty, the chi drcn well dressed
and tidy, women overdo and often
suffer in silence, drifting slough-om
bad to worse, knowing well that.
they ought to have help toovcrcomo
tho pains and aches which daily
make life n burden.
it. is to those women thut. Lv din
E. l’inkham s Vegetable Cmnponnd,
made from native roots and herbs,
comes as a blcssing.\‘\l1cn the spit-
I
its are depressed the head and back M RS. AUG.- '7‘! 0 N
aches. there are drpggingvdown pains. nervousness, slooplcasneu. and
reluctance to go anywhere, these are only spiny plains which union
hooded are soon followed. by thoworst. format conic Complninta.’
Lydia E. Pinkham sVegetable Compound
keeps the feminine organism Ina strong and healthy condition. ”cures
Inflammation, Ulot-r'liition. displacements. and organic troubles. In
prcparing' for childbirth and to carry women safely through the Change
of Life it.‘ is most. efficient.
Mrs. Augustus Lyon. of East. Earl l’u .. writes:— Dear Mrs. Pink-
noun—"IP11:- a long time I suffered from fcmnlctroublcsond hitdnll inds
of aches and pains in thc loworpnri. of back and sides [110111 not
sleep and had no appetite. Since taking Lydia E. l’inkham‘ 5 Vegetable
(‘oinponnd and following the advice which you gave int-Li feel like It
now whom and I cannot. praise your medicine too highly."
Mrs. Plnkham’ s Invitation to Women
Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to
writc Mrs Pinkhnrn. at. Lv nn Mass. Out. of her vast volume of ex.
parlance she probably has the very knowledge that will .hulp your
case. H111- ndvlcc is free and always helpful.
‘ ‘ ' .
.mm‘r v—.»~.—....WM~—~ »
1
on the Fuure,
,1
1
as
Comp carIu ," _ I",
d to Bridgeport after I.
1o
taint Photograph 0! Miss IVA LEWIS 1
8572 Numllton Avenue. Chicago
AND WE
lSS Lows hair was very thin and It
she began using Dmdcrinc. She
scalp. causing annual and collard-oi pct
-tpnt organsJ’Bwnlnu in .
of the halo. .5“...
curly 11111 11.3.5 11111111
PROVE 1T
Tin Iimi Iimd’orlnn iloiiur‘ Falls in Prelim tin Desired Matti I
thawing with new life and 119111..
'“IIt'I the main ucret of this great way. uncou- u a hair xmwcr‘. l1 Ud-
livem.i mvigorllcs and fairly electrillu the w “I‘M. and ““00. of tho
l.
The following ll a ropmtluctloli or "li- Lewia' last letter:
CAN ‘ l
w in. iii-111m feel in length w
us. list hair and scalp are new {only
‘. . L.»
0 pm at these two m1 imporw‘
and oontlnuoul gm
You know I told you in my
only made one tiny lucid.
Bros. It tells the whole story
Everflod
Sincerely
J31! 31 9051 1
Dear Doctor Knomltonmw our " 5:
‘5 not reach much below my chouldu's. and that all 0! 1t together
1 nm sending you my photo rlpll. which I hurl taken of Stevens
tier than I can toll it. ‘
y i know I! using Dundorlnc. no you we i am doing . "I
Ionicilting to show my Appreciation. .2
first letter that my hat: would
yours/(Min) EVA LEWIS, 1,
‘ IIII
FREE...
on
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of this town. There is no pay and
lots of walk attached to the job and
it is usually a thankless one.
installation of officers was held In
the local Grange last evening, Deputy
Blakomnn. of Stratford was the In-
stalling officer. There was a full at:
tundancc of members. and supper was
served. Today the Fairfleld County
Pomona Grange Will hold its moniln
Iy session here. Morning program
commences at 10: 30. At the Installa—
tion of unicorn this afternoon. Stum
Muster Wood of Ellington, will oili-
c ate.
As yet there are a number of dogs
running at random through the cen-
ter thoroughfares of the town. and
the majority are snid to be unrigist—
crud. The canine nuisance has been
greatly aggravated this your by the
apparent. laxity of the officials to en-
forcc the law. It is-snld that an cf-
i'orI will be made by local residents
to have the windows do something
to at least lessen if not eliminate the
dog nuisance.
The new officers of the Fire Do-
purtmcnt for the ensuing year are I».
B. Sutton, foreman; Carl Schllcher,
first assistant; Lester Messingcr, pro»
ntdent; F. 1A Dickcmian. treasurer;
William J. McKendricg secretary. The
trustees are Ben) in P. Mead.
George F. Lockwood and Charles S.
Benedict. The court martial con
sists of E. A. Benedict. J. M. Stillman-
« James Stillman. Mauilc’o ‘.J Laney. I).
it. Merritt. J. E. 131 Inkerhoif Judge
. Advocnte.
The funeral of Nicola Viglovunul
who 11' 1s killed by a cave-in of earth
and rocks while working on the New
avenue.
1
It’s ReasOnable
That’s fer uou to decide. aIIer giving it CAREFUL CONSIDER
Canaan sewer construction. was held
yesterday morning from the undertak-
ing parlors-of E B Lawrence, Railroad
interment was in Spring-
dale comctery. A later search of the
man's person revealed a wallet con-
vaW
mining $80 50 strapped to one of his .
limbs. Every precaution is now being
taken to prevent further accidents.
and Contractor Cussach will not per-
mit the workmen to work near huge
piles of earth. The recent thawing
of frost in the ground made the ex-
1111 ntlng exceedindly diiilcult and dan-
gerous.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA'.
Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle,
Del, says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. I trléd everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took B1azilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H Plulsted, F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. “
AMENDMENT FOR THE ALCOHOL
-. Bl . .
Congressman Hill Suggests an Im.
provement to the Present Law.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25. -—Tho com-
mittee on ways and means late Wed-
nesday afternoon authorized Mr. Hill
to introduce what practically amounts
to a new dcnaturlzed alcohol bill. This
bill contains the mniu features of the
amendment already Introduced by Mr.
Hill and authorizes the use of dena-
tured alcohol without payment of any
tax for the manufacture of other;
chloroform and other definite chemi
cal substances where alcohol is
changed into some other chemical
substance and does not appear in the
finished product as alcohol. :
It; also authorizes the establishment
of central denatured bonded w.11 e~
houses. other than those of distil-
llantlovlno malted the scalp healthy and fertile nod hoops if
I0. II' 1. the greatest scalp lcrtilizer and therelorc the [realm
“Elfin remedy 11.11.11.113 has dial known,
It in l natural loud and I Wholesome Medicine [or built tho llll!‘
and scalp. Even I ”allows of It WW1,“ more
gunning life In your ball- than a gallon of.
any other half- tonic ovu- made. It 1111.111.
main from they.” start.
1' “(WI II III Ill-nulli- in [hm Ilul.
”unbul’mtolnd bi poi-hotn-
To show h‘ov quickly Dunner-inc not. w s will send
alarm sapphires by return mail to no one who
def-inc 00., ( hicngomlth their m0 .M ““0“ 11ml 10 Will: in
silver or stamps to ply 91»th-
1
“advertisement to the Know ton D1111-
Tbe rcpt of the bill provides in that
transportation and handling of tho1
denatured article. and Is in Ihé lln,
of making It more easily accessible.
Hearings on the new bill 11ers cum»
menced yesterday and will contin
for several days. The secretary of that
treasury and the collector of internal
revenue favors the new bill, ...b....u1
It is undigested food that: 1111.11.11
sourness and painful indigestion. .
1101 is a solution of vegetable acids :5
It digests what you out and correclfi
the deficiencies of digestion. Kalli)!
conforms to the National Pure‘ Pilot!
and Drug Law. Sold here by ‘
Clifford Punimaoy and The non
Pharmacy, ,
Sentinel Want Ads. pay.
no 1111-
. "For months i I1 11! credit troublewl‘thm 11%
and used all I11 ads of medicinal. Em Mn
on green M «111511. my bro” harlot .
wo weeks 11:11 a frlloud “comm mood ‘
Ilium, [can willln :fly“. .le1
boon n1 uni)
I had odor.
(la-caret. 11nd sitar usln
cheerfully any that they tave ‘ontlrnlp mt
:hcroforo lot you k 10111 i I
rom
Olfu1mtil‘gilggnf1l‘fleililgl‘n:Wn
rerles but not exceeding live In num-
ber in any one collection district, to
which alcohol 01’. the required proof
may be transferred from distillerios
and in which such alcohol may be
stored and denatured
"a...
You can ’I bet
This is also true when we talk about our Furnishing Gobds,
1
South Norwaik never has seen 50 manu goods sold 111 a Short time as has left 13111
People Who KNOW US have, kpown that it was “Honest Advertising” when we said prices show a
I'
YOU man not haw: done '50. 11nd for rum benefit let us again
THAT DAY THIS SALE STOPS.
1.111111. Potent. Taste Good. 1315,
Never filukon. cnkun 111111141111. 1hr. Sic
acid in b.ulk 'llm 1111111111111 tot-let stamped
uni-unwed to cure or )‘11l1l' money back.
Sterling Remedy (30.. Chicago or "31.. 1
III till. SALE, TEII HILL!” I“!
Flaunt. Pal
D SEEING
II will
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