. We hike open on ' we; rub
her m become this is a line In
which 9 country We guarantee our
be “ill ha. it quality obtain
1}“ This wcekw are offering two
curt water battles for
“ti-Elf".
The bottles are ggaranieed for one
7 ‘ Mali j.':‘V..,"é; i“
PLATNER ‘5 annotev, Proprietors
. , 205 Wuhtnnlon at.
‘r t. Iona '
I...
...I
Eluo walking in East Norwalk these
l’l'lI
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Coup
panys sociuL and (More will be bold
thin evening. ‘
The nice“: place for theI cottage;
prover meeting this evening has not-
been announced ' .
«Don' t foiget E N Fire Police An-
ntfil Bali, Feb 8, at Ariouilull.
Hr Mid- Mrs. William Tobey are thc
7p d parents of II baby, born within
past few days. ,
‘Mrs. E. II Smith has returned from '
“a".visit. with Mr. (Ind Mlh‘. (‘hurlcs it.
Baker. in Bridgeport
Benjamin Cello is (outiucd to his
home today by an Itttack or the grip.
The condition of Mrs. Adelbert Pal»
trick remains about the gnme._ .7
Regular soc‘ml scrtlce and tho IIIgu7
lar Ivcoklv prIIIIIr rooting at the All
vent und MIIhodiII Churches respec-
Ilvclv, will be held tonIOIrow oven
lug. '
The pile driver. has been tempor-
7 arlly (Iquippcd with II. dtcdging outfit.
and is (Ingaged in IeIIling up lite
trench which hilt-l been dug acioss the
river bottom by the. large drcdgc
Miss Viola ilyxbces dog. which was
the victim of a. dastardly IIsIquit III. II
large and ferocious bulldog in not do
lug quite up Well today. it LI nhdci-
stood that. the owner of thII bulldog
intends to. IiIiVspoI-Io oi the animal.
—-‘-'l‘hc lndles'IAnvllluI'y of t‘lnisi
parish will hold u sole of useful and
fancy arii(‘.lCi-i' fresh coke and poetry,
Thursday and lI‘I-IldtI, lI‘.IIII 'I‘-,5; (utm-
IIOoun and evenings. at stowI (‘Ol'llf‘l‘
Vnn Zaudt street and Osborne nvcntw.
"file annual .cicction . of. officers ~ of.
thofi’astimc Athletic Club, which WRS‘II’
scheduled for Ia-at (Ironing, has been
postponed for another week. The club
iuuin II. social .for a week from
’ We (lead I“; *t‘o‘be h'cco‘mnameu by a
dance: and bushetbnil game.
better Carrier Huufoid hud mounted
on ‘i'nnners this morning one (If the
moat. remarkable carriages that has
(Ivor appczm d in the town. The outiitt
“as one of the many which were used
by Lafiucttc in his hip through the}
('olluiiv. and it (IIcaIIIII (lultc II scusu
tion as Mr. iiuni'oui (iI'oIc through
town.
. M'
.r‘
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Lawrence Grant. of Derby, is
spending a few days in Tiic'N01'7
w.ulks
Several of the commutors remained
in New York Monday night, on ac-
count of the slot m ,
Ice cutting operations which were
to how been continued, have been
postponed “on account of. the weather.
'l‘hormomeimru went below the zero
mark. IMMighgiajid this Inoming Ill.
6 o’clock. the majority of them were
liovci'iugiéu‘i‘ound I'zero
FIank ”odd has been anointing
at tho IAdnnis 1»pr (“:5 Com-
' puny, In; So ; h Nonvialk illil log the re
cent scvhi‘c spell of IIIIIIIIIIII'.
illegulntxi nitsdibns of IIIII school Iv me
hold yesterday although tho uttcn-
dance one chI small on amount of
the peyote weather and ‘omaiiobinedv
blizzard
Miss Emma Cushmnn has resumed
7'th duties on teacher in the South
' Eive Milo River School having been;
7 absent; tor :nowhck on account of tho
xenon. illness or llt‘l father wuuam
A; Bushman. Miss
substituted fol her.
The fitment of on... Mb'r‘y Ir. Wail
km,- lalc (Il' itoIvIniIm, was to IIIIt'II
7., been held III. L’i'ill 7T'ol'llm ii (thciday III-
" moon. li‘um tlic hoiuc of MIII. C. II.
(wider but had to ho postponed until
thin alteration at tho; Sillitil time. The
retinitis are to 1m pun-(Id iii the vault.
at. Riverside and llflfllltift‘ll'flti to hot
,, home in Nowburyport when conven-
‘ tent: no. E. W Bysshc officiated at
7, 7 the aervi o.
i'cInI StIII cns
; homa tho IiItim of. anuInonln
wnsrpon'r.
Julio Cyclic: in now In the employ
of Beers Brothers.
Mr. and His, William Pearson are
both it! with pneumonia.
Walter Stone pnd wife of Rochester
N. Y.. are visiting in tonu.
Miss Cii'rric White. of Weston. has
been Visiting friends here. ll 7‘,
The Mary ‘ Ii.
afternoon with Miss Louis Smith.
Miss Currie Bradley is visiting relu-
tives and fricndu in Newport, N. Y.
,E. l". Itickcr of North Wilbruham
'MIIIII...~
E, B. Sturgcn and family have rc-
‘_ towed to their winter homo In Scrnn
ton. Point. I
The quarantine has been removed
'7 tram the house of William Mattias in
tho Futility
Minn CIarII Bradley librarian at the
WIIstpoI't Library ls yisiting in New
bevy. N. Y
Rev. Warren P. loaders. preached
at the .Black Rock Congregational
chuich Sunday morning
eliminates; .btdnug litre With
torfitoudol'fio itcutei‘,N
, Mrs. William Pearson In r'epoIt
to be Cllticuiiy ill at her King birch
Mrs. M. IL Cooley is entertaining
friends from North Wilbrulmm. Minn.
at her ironic all Rivcruldc nvcnuc.
Born to Dr. (Ind Mm mliowmd Toy
Io: of New lurk. II non. Dr. Taylor is
it brother? ofIIE-IJ. Taylor. the fioIi.uI
Williuni if. Kirk employed at Guult
Brothers injured his hand VIIII ucvorc
ly lust wccli. while lifting u hcuvy bar-
Vrei
7 Rev Henry C Woodiuff of Black
Rock. guvc (I very interesting address
at. the Congregational church Sunday
‘cvcningh
Mrs Hotpoi- Beers who was called
to lioosic Fallow Y. by the sudden
(tenth of hill uncle, Joseph (loop has
returned home.
F It Perry hoe resigned hie post.
tion at Christ Church and acccplcd (1
position In (trance Church choir in
Nonvulk.
l. Warwln Bourgcr who recently
IIndI-rwcnt till operation for the Pt}
moral of a tumor from his face III hu—
pIoIIng IIInIIIiy,.'
Supciinicudenf. A C. Wilson will (It
loud IluI teachers" meeting at ‘Ihc lJn-
(IIIn sc.hooi Salim. Ntllwlllii. Oil Sutul-
do‘y, February 9.
Homer Beth's nnd Joseph Hyatt uc
(-IIIIIpanicd by William J. Adnmsou of
PauluboIo. N."’i’.. left towii yestmduy
(0| the San Pedro mince in Mexico.
At. the Methodist Church Sunday
evening, there was a stercopticon lcc-
Iuro given. illustrating the “Life of
Christ”. with an addresu by the pas-
tor
The official boa 'd of the Methodist
Chm ch has purchased the IInIInIIIA
(hay property on Elm stI'IIIII and will
in7 the spring time, crcct (I new
church
Rev. C. B. Siruyei of. tho 7 Farms
Congregational Church on mired in tho
Southpurt OctignIguiionuI (‘IIIII'IIII on
Sunday m‘oming in exchungc with ilcv
V.‘V HI Holman. l
The announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Nclllc Radcliffe to
Muticoric Bergman. last Saturday.
The Rev. Warren P. LIIudcrs perform
ed the ceremony.
The K. 0. K. A.. will givc its I'II7
moun Mock Trial entertainment (In
titled “The Grunt Umbrella Case" in
7p
I
',tlie Congregational Church motor. on
Wednesday evening; Fob
The Christian Endcav'mcrs will take
the 76: 30 car front WIIstport this no
plug to attend the annual Cinlsiinn
Endeavor Union of the. 0”;ch Congr-‘e
gational Chuich III Bridgepmt I
Mr and Mrs Willard S. Adding cu
tcrtalncd the Westpoit Mnhicnl Society
at their home on State sit-cot. ‘Mom
day evening. Miss Wilson of Show.
foul. and Mr WcIIIII' (It
were among those who took phila- in
the III".oIzInIu .7
Tho. Wcsiport M. E iCIIurcII huh (It.
-;.7,, ,
1" ‘ ,Ii-I
amount of 31:.000 and Ivdrk will soon
be begun on the new clIuIch. 'i‘ be Flinn
of 'er village has been purchdsed h.v
the committee on building and the
prudent-i. WW“ will, tie moved Iiio that
it Will; cc on Elln street and tin.
lI'Ihui‘cli will occupy the site left vacant
The house will. be thUWiiy rcnovui-
(III Iitiid riunIII‘Icllcd mmovm bu uscd 31.7;
It parsonug'. At ouc liuIII it was ul-
mosi settled that tho. willflptllly of
lI‘I'cIIIIrIIIk .I'KIIIIpI-I would be the site
of the now which but the Minute (tiny
property could be purchased for so
much less that it wnu- fInIIlIv (Molded
to pt,uchaso that instead Mr Kem-
pct asked $7,000 (or his property while
the Grey prepcrty was bought for $2.
750 The plans for the new clurch
Wilkinu come... this?
MMrs. M ii. Coicv Is entertaining.
Mr Mama. wmmpo Hurlbutt are '
Br Idgcpor i; 17.-
Just gccdred pledges and money to tho ‘
nle A Gray property near the? center 7
It! their'putor. ‘
. um tndotutlnble
7' brought the new ch
nation.
wk 7 7
fling lost.
Mrs. M
last week.
the house
with Mrs.
week
your with
n It‘ll.
Katherine
structnt 'o
in Ncwurk.
Mr I
cold.
cal store.
with grip.
Min 8 B.
u”; w "A
ton (It the,
is a guest
(308:5.
homo
evening
in
after It se
has been
n III.
IIIIII
blond. will
sir,ch
-F.E.
Elwood?
Six loud
from Ruth
I Mrs. A E 'l‘urncy..
. W. P lockwoodlA. 7.0
iiuributt and Patrick Coughlnu filled.
thch lcehoucou, last week
Mrs. Columbus ‘llulkley.
been confined withohonsc for the past.
was able to
ride to Woatport ‘ou Saturday. «I
Hurry Waterbury, of Norwalk. was
at his home here over Sunday. as ware
also Chester Puncher, front llridgc
; port. (Ind Lloyd Dikentnit, from Green
friends in Eric, 7Pa..
Herbert Herring, in common to his Is opcndtnz a fcw days (It the Sanford
home in East uvcuuc with a‘ severe school
“0- porIIuchI bv
Opera House Tit
. Miss Jesslo M. Pegs. of Thomastoné»
Mrs. E. ,
Benedict at the Methodist parsunngc. .
The masquerade ball held bv the
Knights of Maccabees Frldav'e
ing, in Raymond'S'HaII,
.ThuIeduy i ,
.l‘. E. wood has been elected nudist-
trcnuu a Church:
during the
C. A. 3”" .
trnnsplw‘n bled
.wssrou
charted been his (sold hi- driving
horso to Churlei Nordman, of Bedding.
Mr. bud it" Elmer Trendoell, of
Babel, visited (church here turn
3: 7m; 7...
«A dancinmnrty Was given by MI.
and Mr: Daniel Brown, on Friday (IIIIV-
Fl-
l
Miss May Hamilton. who has been
uuitc ill at her home for several duys.
In improving.‘
A ll. Gilbert,. who ,hnp been ill wtth
he urtirouble, III now “able to get about
again.
Mrs Josephine Gregory has rctur-u
(III to Wilton, after spending two weeks
W. C. Westerlielti.
Miss Mary Adams has returned from
(I visit of natural days in Va llcy Forge,
as the guest of the Misses Perry.
I Inslcy Corsu carried II load of Con-
. non Iouus movie to Ridgcfleld III his
huge bobrolcigh. one evening.
Misti Moudc Lockwood and sister
Mabel spent last Week with
‘mggéinurcntsJir unit Mrs. J M Lock
rhoumutlnm.
RIDGEFIELD.
. Estimates are hr‘lng outdo on a line
residence to be r-I'IoItcd lIcrII. fox Mic
The plans III-c
by Architect Edmund l‘l. Niles of New
York. and call for it frame and (stucco
with tile roof.
EvorI modern inmrovuneut will be
provided. with Inudtcls and fireplaces,
atcnm him. 7pm., u'pd the cost will be
About $20,000.
M; llnrn'cu.
40\9II'I (out,
*I ‘I
NEW CANAAN
W
Ml‘ll (‘hnlics WhItIoI;k is visiting
.ndeor
orto hove now
Vto material-
Sutton colored a two
days Ilslt with Bridgeport relatives,
lorries CIiIV'GV (III,
”3411ch
who has
Bishop
About this W of birds (re re-
eeivod yearly (no the West by the
club and on its posted
lands... , _ .. .9; r 7.
The New moan trolley line did
(IxI optionally well 13 the never. storm
ycntcu'tlny morning The steam train
ran the regular consumed trip ”out
one hour late. Conductor Botanic!
and his (new worked hard in shovel-
Ing. the reached wt of a Manhunt
Finnegan and Smith. of Greenwich:
who purchased the Nichols toedrouses,
have filled them‘ with good icndnch
ice the past week. There were large
crowds at Lake Wampannw wutching
tho nevonty five persons employed III
their various duiico in removing the
frozen surface. The latest ice cut
ting devices and derrick npparatuu‘
were employed in filling the houses;
At the meeting of the Young Men
of Tomorrow Club. hold in the loc—
turc-I'oom of the M. E. Church. F‘I'I-
day evening, It was decided to hold a
debate next Friday evening. After the.
business session the, president, Rev.
E. c. Benedict, gave the young men
an interesting and invigorating drill
III dumb bIIlI (Iron-.Inc II‘IInIIIIm will
shortly be taken up by members of
thoiclub.
mum...—
: REDDING.
MI. Dennis Dorgnn
iounly ill at his home.
llr. Eldest H. Smith has been quite
ill with an attack of grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Sanford.
Word in New York city over Sunday.
Miss Ruth Road who has been III
with mumps is .now able to be out
nguin '
'l'hc Lndlcs' Guild met last Thurs
any with Mrs W. Ii Jensen at the
rectum.
Chester 'lcrrill of Tashua. won a re
cent guest of MI. and Mrs. Randolph
Bradley
Selectman .Edwurd M. Bradley
spent several duyn last week visiting
friends in New York.
The boys at Sanford school enjoyed
fl. straw ride to Dimbury on suturduy.
W. C (Infant took them.
last
thI Ir is quite scr-
Norwulk' was (I guest of Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Sanford. over Sunday.
_ Mrs. Charles II Bradley, who has
boon spending several days (It the Inn.
; kg; rctmu'cd to her home III Philcdcl—
. II.
The boys choir which has recently
been organized at. the Episcopal
Church, Iszmuch enjoyed by the con
H Nollie-is (I guest of gregatwion
a".
A S (lrccn of No‘rwnlk,’ 'has‘tnkcn
II position III II D. Alwat‘or’e' clectr
John, H. Coo of .thc Central Phar-
macy. has been confined Vto his honio
Mrs. John Burchnrd of South Nor-
' walk, has Ibsen II guest of her sister,
Hoyt
Lowe itiid (Inn. of Pinio-
field, N. J: are visiting' Mrs: Hamil-
Colonial House.
Aunt Abbey III The County Fair .inIl
Null Burgess .III tho
ursiluy evening.
of her plate?
A bIIthday aurpriae party was giv-
on .to Mid; Anna. wRodipIer but her
Saturday
Loewe avenue.
Mrs. William Waite. of Peeloiklll
has been visiting Mrs. Alfred Waite. e
in East avenue who is convalescent
vere illness.
7. The Installation of the new officers
of Wuliuckmn Encampment l. 0 0. I‘..
the third
postponed until
u February. 7
rcr of St Mtfli
not (Is tigcasurcr.
Mrs. Fiunols Shutter. of. South Mai
who has been seriously
ultlt cntnrih of the pollution for some
time, is said to be slightly improved.
glecndtas sold the William
A. anilc‘nd place, Weed street. to
M. J. Smith, of New York The I‘Iwn-
? or will greatly improve the dwelling
and guonpdp.
8roittcrs,
sent into
iI-Ii tree
N‘.» ‘I.. 782(1th
7was a SUC-
illness (if Wm
carpontcts
Hlill'thl work Im‘ unolluirw InsidI-uro
(In I‘. C, liminond in Wpcd sin-(It. It
will be iocjitutj, politic lei“; host III tho;
IIIIIIIIII I 'II pl‘tI l‘tIIIlIII" Inc (I
ydswphen North”
Makes .Delitious Moul
DeIICIops Lemon
ASK Your Grocer Flirt H “’7
'fvfi‘”
Dexter Perkins a dial-vars student.
Dexter was It student at the
school lust- year 7
Mrs. E. downer and son. Harvey.
hove been spending séI‘Iernl days at:
the panic afghprg ndmother, Mrs.
chum, iii Bethgl.
gi’ ‘
The schools in low were all closed
on runny in min: mflallow the tetch
era to attenuate teachers roosting
held in the economy
to spending a few days (It the home of
he (tr- parents. Mn; and Mrs. Ephi'iam
iiiirlow on Umpawaug Hill.
Icslie 0. Pe‘eli has had (in tradition
built on his residence on Couch Hill.
for a lumen bath room. Mr. Peck hail
named his h‘ch‘utlfnl (Monti? home
“Sunset HIIIIF‘prm; .
Notwtthutundlug the _ unfavorable
weather ort‘ Friday hitching-g about 40
onIng people were present at the
dance given at the hall on Friday
evening by Mergers. harry Saunders,
and mourn Warner. . .
The. next. resulur meeting I): the
Bedding grunge will be hold on. this.»
evening: whomfive candidates will
take the first and. second degree: A
n'umbei of patrons from hanbuny are,
ed to lie .
C.
8V4“).
‘Z
. E II
received today trout Cape Battalion
states that Im mnlmoivu throomnnnted
aehooncr wimuriv‘ep behold on Dian
mood Simaig (ii in: the night on that
the or willlélill IL gab.
i Ian A d (mun ll 1.129.va tu-
, In... have none to invest gate?Q "l‘ho’
sounded vowel. concave in the filled
with water. “but the diubntcli says noth-
I“:
11‘
in can I; t 9' can (Italic.
a align it? t e identity or the
vessel ls’ 9 (id unon who return of
.tlI’oIitfe- ocMS-from'the academic“
i- M 9 F0.
WINSTED if .
dud Ilr. Ward, pawn by four hot-tics,
uni uncommon: homo dining (0'
pothole: uhttfljilt Chore re,
uIl dead in Bioudfordy
7-l7‘wv
have
'I
Music. lulu
it a film!- stint of
;nioncy about pinch Yesterday
:vll’l’m'i About 8500 It found und It Is expect.-
Miss Gertrude von Gun of South I
Mm. Waited. A7. White. of Wacdbury has
7 rate of $185741“;
- 5 _
W lis Signed
7' who was.
i Itcrbsu the situation; maternity Church
A. IngI- copper our “'00. woipbuu: W733i“ "mm;
received“ for Miss
. new” ultras.
ononn THE new law.
W
I PHILADELPHIA, PL, Feb. 6.-—-—’l‘he
, Interstate Conimrme (lonuuisann has
just pmdtulgatc-d Its first decision
since the new rate law w nt into of
feet in which we is made of its Inte—
hulking gpowoyu The decision brings
out in an interesting manner some Iv-
picul featuresof the I'atconuking me-
thods Which must be employed by all
railroads.
. The gist of the decision In that a
"(beef 33.75 pcr ton,"is a, fair figure
for coming in kit fr Frederick, Md.
to Elberon, N.J tort?) December,
of thin IcnI. the {(gdi'dr‘hte for such
shipment was the ninth Idluss rate of
83. 80 pct ton. T he sixth (Sinus rate up—
plies to all truth; ot‘ rough character,
such as stone cement
fireprooflug. etc. This rate has been
applied to such shipments from Erode-7'
rick cver since the ”Official Classifi-
cation" was established.
The Frederick Brick Company. how-
ever, desiring to motto certain ship7
(dents over thed’anusylvnpia Railroad
asked for II. special commodity rate.
In the hearing before the interstate
Cmnnterco Communion. the following
definition of u commodity rate was gi-
Icn III rcspousc to (I question of one
of the witnesses for the railroad com-
puny:~—
Q “Why It is, that traffic mov-
ing In IaI go quantities taken a com-
modity rote low/(Ir than class rate
which that some traffic would take
if It moved in loss quantities?"
A. "It In not merely; because it
moves in large quantities. but this
movement In large quantities with
autos that it in II. connuodity of
general consumption and this run-
kcs it. necesunry to establish a ho.-
ule of rule that will allow for its
free movement to and from u. num-
ber of points."
it being brought to the attention of
tho: Pennsylvania Railroad that 7'thc
Frederick Compuny, l which was local
to the Baltimore 8; Ohio linen. and
which up to that time had not been
shipping over the Pennsylvania by Ian-
non of the long druy’uge necessary in
order to carry Its material front the
Int-do to the company' s trucks) desired
a liponlal rate. in view of proposed
lam shimnents. the railroad company
went at the question of making a new
Tate.
‘Tbe baslsof charges from points
west of the Northern Central to points
on tho New York and Long Branch
road has been the regular rate to Jer~
eey City plus 81. It was found the
principal competitive brick shipping
build with Frederick enjoyed a rate of
$2.10; therefore. it was deemed fair to
quote subject to acceptance In time
for publication upon statutory notice,
a rate of $3.10 from Frederick to El-
boron. N. J.
Nevertheless, this charge was not
accepted by the brick company. A
ibipmeut was. however. mode and the
cpmpnny than charged It (It the old
this of ill 80 The brick company.
bowuvor, complained to the Interstate
Commerce Commission and asked that
the rate. of $1.85 be established as a.
fair rate for such shipments.
Meanwhile, in its regular process of
developing traffic. the Pennsylvania
Railroad had again taken up the mat-
ter. nod had figured that as' Frederick
a. rate to Jersey City «($1.75. the
company could make the rate to Elber-
on 81 above the Jersey City rate. or
82. 75, without seriously disturbing clip
or rates. The railroad company there
upon, published a rate of $2 'le per
too far this traillc and has been clung-
in: that amount ever since. :7, .
The complaint attire brick company
cnme before the Interstate Common
08 Commission, and the Pennsylvania
Railroad itated that It would be per-
really wll in; to refund to the Frede-
rick Brick Company the difference in7
valved betWoen 33.80 and 88.75, providI
ed the complainant eonldsecura ap-
proval of the Commission. ' The Inter-
state Commerce Commission, after a
full hearing, inflamed the rate which
the railroad contour had made in the
regular course of business. and ruled
that the rate or $17.85 would be an un-
nonconabiy low one. '
it- is- an Interesting feature of this
7 controversy that one of the first of
such cases to be considered upon the
matterof competition between two lo-
calltlea*Inmnufaoturi’xi’g‘tM 773a . pro-
duct,7and upon the fairness of' the
railroads: treatment 'of the two places,
rather than upon the actual cost to
the I'nihmd .of the service rendered.
It was téstlfiodlmpfore Vt e Interstate
Commerce .Conun lotion (It If the
for should homot-
ed. it worth“: tho-'7; basis for rates
from all. hirick tot-rite y in Central
renowned. as to eat In: the Pitts-
but: district certainly—sand probably
of point.
_. are the Inter-
stoic comm ‘ . union, docioion
was rendered flint shipmentu moved
once lllld filing of the $2. 75 rate should
be corrected to that hosts and refund
made to the Frederick BIic‘k Com-
.- ——ll'oi'I any pain. fro Inpfto toe.
b.“ on that Willie church. tho dead man's
III- broth will recover hnotiior inlxe
Willlu'm sum toda
udding.
f I
" or.
III rcturn we unlimtriiyoul
III“;
Other. Pie Fillings and"?
cRANDALL (I corner (It. hon, It?
from any cause, app Dr. meow
Eclhctric Oil Poi inlay where
t is used I
i
“l
Rich Sauces,“Creamy Layer Cake FIIIIng.
is pit EMA
lime. Inmbcr.‘ ‘
" VIIIol to eIery mother
undo r the $1. 80mm prior to the bum
Many Other Desserts
, .EW
,, “‘3 Bookwit; width havmgi
Franklin VSI.V.V New ll‘ot'li city. .
Vlnol Will Make Your Thin, Ailing
Children Strong. RosyVlnd Robust
Just As it om This Little Boy.
Mrs. L. P. Skonuurd, of Minneapolis,
writes: “i feel it my duty to tell others
what your cod liver preparation. Viuol,
has done for- my little boy. He was
sick for two years,'p;tlo. and had no
appetite. We tried (liticrent doctors
and medicines and had given up all
hopes that he would recover, but
thanks to Vtuol he is a Well and heal-
thy boy, and i wont to IIIconImend
Ivbo has a
‘ Weak or sickly child.”
One of the proprietors of the Clif
ford Pharmacy says: “.We want to
say to (Ivory mother in South Norwalk
that our cod liIcr preparation. Vinol.
will build onII children up into strong.
robin-It, honlthv childlrn. “(I hate
never sold anything equal to it in
our store for this purpose. and we will
I'Iturn your money if it fails." I
Is there a mother in South Norwth
who will ignore nuch a generous offer
In; this? The Clifford Pharmacy.
Notc.—-Whlle we are sole agents for
Vinol in South Norwalk, It is now for
sale (It the lending drug Ettore lu near-
ly every loading town and city in the
countrv. Look for the Vinoi agency
III your town. ;
CLEVER COMEDY TEAM!”
Elmer Diver. Formerly of South Nor-
walk, and His Wife on the
' . Vaudeville Stage.
A clever comedy team which Is meat-
iug with success on the Vaudeville
stage are The Douglasses. Jennie
Hahn, a. Bridgeport girl and her hus-
baud EInIeI Diver formerly of South
Notwnlk compose the team. They
have a neat comedy sketch and have
just received u call to play through
vaudeville houses on the Pacific
coast. I
The team has,travcled over several
eastern circuits. including Keith 5 and
.Proctorfls Their biggest success bus
been on the coast and in the middle
western states. They made quite a
reputation on7 the Orpheum circuit.
The couple will play Bridgeport early
In the spring; when they are booked
to go over the: Poll circuit. It will he
a. source of satisfaction all the
friends of Jennie Hahn to know that
she is meeting with such wide suc-
cess on the vaudeville stage. Her
father, Fred ahn Is a weii known
barber in Brl eport. 7
MEN PAST~8IXTY7 INIDANGER.
More than half mankindover. sixty
years of age suffer frmnkidnoy and
bladder disorders, Iisuuilycnlurgemcut
u.
, or prostrate gland. Thisii'i‘s. both painful
'and dangerous, and Foley‘s Kidney
Cure should be taken at the first sign
of (longer, as It correctsdrrezulnities
and hue cured many old men of this
disease. Mr.7. Rodney Burnett, Rock
Port, M0,, writes. “I suffered with on-
larged prostrate gland (Ind kidney (m.
hle for years and after taking two
bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure I feel
better than I have for twenty years
although I am now 91 years old. For
sale by The Clifford Pharmacy; and
Plaisted's Drug Store. .
up
LILLEY I8 WILLING.
Makes Frank Statement Concerning
the Governor-hip.
WATERBURY, Feb. G.—‘—7At a bun-
qlient last night Congressnmn LIIIIIy.
in speaking on thepoasibiilty of the
govemorshlp nomination coming to
him, said: "In common with our tootsi-
mnster I have been reading the papers
the tod muster have been numedtas
«upgorting nie in the uomi‘nationffor
or—in all, nearly. a. dozen. 'l
833ml, as nine Joe cannon said.
when a roll call was demanded onI-th'e
prepared Increase III salarieuor moms.
here of Congress. ‘Not enough.’ , ,. ,7
“It will require many more people
to name the candidate of any party to
this exalted office. facing a plain. man
I (see no reason why I should not say
that: should a majority of the delegates
chosen by: t voters of my hitrty nom
mate (no (urine edicts. of governor. I
should certainly not! be unuiindful of
ly give the matter very careful con
and polite that several people besides.
the great honor. and should an (tenured .
daemon At the prevent thud I am-
Reputation ll injured
NEW LOhDON. Feb. B.~—i‘«‘rimk 8.
Jonas. brad waiter III, the Omaha.
House, is the central figure in an In-
teresting suit brought against 'Iho
Household of Ruth, No. Add, an organ-
ization of colored people. cud auxil-
iary to the Grand United-Order Cf Odd.
Fellows. Mr. Jones claims 31.qu
damages for defamation of character”
and seeks an order from the courts
to compel me organization to reinntnve
him as a member A deposit of near-.7
Iy $900 was found in a decal savings
bank and this money was attached MI
City Sheriff Martin.
The story of the causes leading up .,
to the suit are Interesting. Mr. Joncn ‘.
for nearly 30 years has been an em-
ployoe of the'Crockc! House, and for
many years he has ujoyed c unique
position among the best colored pot»
ple of the city. He has aIWaya been
consideied the spokesman of the vari:
our political and fraternal organize.»
tiomi of the race. ‘
Mr. Jones was treasurer of tho 7:7
Household of Ruth during. 1306, and. A
during that year Invested the funds of!“ ' “ ’
the organization. He afterward turned
over the business to 7419 lodge. .M- ‘
tcr collecting the interest on the-7M1“: ‘
year‘s investments the lodge mm
the business back to Mr. Jones, accepim
lug his note for two wars in payment:
of some. Before the note was due, . 7
the complaint: alleges, the lodge “ ‘
brought suit for the amount of the
note. And before the suit was mtumI
able to the court Mr. Jones paid the '
note III 7.fuII '
Following this action, the earnings;
recites that the lodge pm
charges again-t Mr. Jones for oil ,
proprlnting the ”funds of thlaf‘ ',
and was found guilty (Ind exhaled ,
On an appeal to the Grand Lodge, the
judgment of the subordinate lodge ‘
was reversed. and he Imus colonial
reinstnmd. Since this decree. it it!»
stated; the local order of the lion
hold of 3th has taken no action to
reinstatement,
able to the Superior Court; on shit
first Tuesday in May. The compi ‘
is drawn in two counts. The proutdfit‘it
officer of the local lodge of the Hoodoo
hold of Ruth in Mrs. Eliza. Tidings
The organization In composed prlnc '
pally of the‘ wives and female re,
lives of the colored Odd Fellows.
Piles of people have Piles. Whit
suffer from piles when you ‘citn maul
DeWitt's Carbollzcd Witch Hazel
Salve and get relief. Nothing else (it;
good. Beware of Imitationc. See that:
the name is stamped on each box. Sold;
by The Clifford Pharmacy and Tho
Bridge Pharmacy 7
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BILL SQUIRES COMING. , 'I‘
'SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6,—Accordv
ing to a cablcgrnm I'IIccivcd yesterday .
from Australia, “Bill ' Squirt-s. tho -
champion h‘cuvy weight boxct of Ann-'7
traiio. will leave thcrc on the some
Veniura tor this city accompanied b
his hacker. In the cablc‘grum hc cI
lengcs all the heavyweights In Am
ca. and (says he will post his fm
upon arrival. The Venturu willie?
here about March 12.
FATHER l3 SHED.
.———-—
Wife Who Secured Divorce “Wan
Help to. Support Her Three Boys.
Mrs. Mary P. BacChus, who was (“4
vorced I'Iom William F‘,Ba.ccl1us7 on 7
Dunbury on April 7,1903 has 7‘3 n‘
moued him into court to compel hint
to aaclst in the (inpport of their thrco _
sons. Property 0 the amount of “I
000 is attached. _ I; 7 ..
When the divorce was granted
wife took Frederick, aged 16, and 7 ,
thur aged ll. while the lathe toolc'
Paul aged ‘1. The mother runs thud
the father has not only failed to cons
tribute to the support of the tho'. b i!
with her. but has also; failed
lsh udequnie (support for in
son who has had to go tow m
along. She says her .health is veg?
bad and she is your poor, but her nus.
band is strong and has money. . 8h
wants the court to order some,
STOP THAT C'OUGl-i.
or it may Iesult In Pneumoni .
zillnn Balm is breaking up colds Whom
ever tried, almost without rcuco‘ptltm.
10, 25. 50c and $1. 00 bottles. The Ohio
I'oI'Il, Buxtcr‘ s and l’kilsted‘a
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REPORT ON CONTESTED
‘l'l 0N
HARTEORD. Feb. 7
live Smith chuhma'n .of ,
Committee on contested p, ‘
announcéd yesterday that. "
of the committee on th
seating Represented: W
~Branfard. would oct7 be tirade
House until next week. Thin
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ONLY CURE FOR VS
Mm Franklin Bush.
,Ilnyu: ."i suffcvcdviqi‘
and belching. I tried .
could hear. (If but nothlh
until I took Blailillln
cont bottic‘uurodh "inocoE
doing my bout to ucrye the people of
Connecticut (It Wu'uhin’giflon
l
in this package. H H
Norwalk Chronicler