The Kind You it: we Always Bought. rind which has been
in use for «mu; on yours, lids borne the signntnrc of
null has boon nuuloundor his per-
MW soon! supervision slmo us iufhn‘cy.
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limpet intents that triiio wit. and endanger the health of
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TIINLUNJ is u harmless substitute. for Castor Oil, Pore-
g'orio, Drops and Soothing Syrups.
It; in Pleasant. It
rontnins neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
NIIIISLIIIICI..
null nllnys h‘everisiulcss- It
120“".
Mid [PEILLI'IEDIEC‘O
Its age is Its guarantee. it: destroys Worms
euros Diarrhoea and Wind
. It; relieves, Teething Troubles, euros Constipation
It: assimilates the Food. regulates the
Honour-ll and 13:9 wels, giving liability and natural sleep.
’1"le (.' iliidron’s I attach.»- 'i‘ho l‘riM-‘mbm s Friend.
ocnorm»: CASTORIA ALwAvs
/ Beers the Signature of
The In You have than on
”In Use For Over 30 Years.
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PW ALL
APER
Spring Goods
Now in Stock
Plain and Ornamental I
Sign Writing
E. E. Gorham
NJLI‘V 3%”
Decorator .
10 First St, East Norwall:
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
.............——..._..- -..._.. . ..
EVERY LADY'S DRESSING CHAM-
I - . BER ,
should be equipped with s Guilt)
snow white, one piece “Standard" For
ceioluEnnmelcd Lavatory. '
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
In your dressing chamber sleep
lug apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would adord you
.tbe highest degree of comfort.
IWe will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me
obsnlcs, bonsai Ind reliable
HORACE R. NASH
CORNER MAIN AND WEST srs.
1847 1909
Plumbing V' and Steam
Heating.
HOT WATER HEATING.
1191‘ AIR HEATING.
VES AND RANGES.
SLATEAND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and slum Fitting, Gas Fixtures,
Mimi Coiling, Etc. .,
HAVE YOU BEEN OUR STOCK OF
RICHMOND RANGES?
The Jones &Hot¢hk1ss‘
Company
17 WALLsTnE'ET', '» NORWALK.
THE NEW
HOTEL 3:»VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE’FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Rooms a Special Feature. Gas
and Electric Lights Throughout. Ev-
cry Room Hosted
RATES REASONABLE.
Fine Stocked Cafe in Conn ction.
A full lino' cf'lmportcd Ale Includ-
mg the Ironwood 'B Burrows slid
Buss d. Ooh storm Olwcys cnIdrwsM-
Anheuscr Butch floor on Drought.
Tl Jo BUL‘O'VAND I "WP”.EOYI
I,” ,. euphoric sta-
FIRE lN CH’AnLOTT’vaLLE.
Property Destroyed in Virginia Town
Valued at $220,000.
CIIARLO'I‘TSVI‘IJLII], VIL, Feb, 5.—
mosl. disastrous lire here in twenty-
four years early today destroyed pro-
perly vnluod at. 8220.000. Among the
losers nre: Clinrlottsvllie liardwnre
Company, 5100.000; Gilmore Furniture
Company $50000; .I. B. and W. H.
Wood. 1:,lolhiors s? .,;5000 Junior; N.
Wurldoll nlloo denier $2 0 000. The two
upper. clinics of Ibo People‘s Nulionul
iinuk Iiuildlug worn gullod, Ibo fronts
(it live stories also bul'In-d.
“llo you know the inlrglnl's who
broke into your house?”
"Know them? (‘IiIIIlIIlIIly not." re»
plied the society light. “1 would ro-
l’uso lo know them ulIdIIlI :lny ('iIIIunr
sluneos."~l’bllndolphiu' Ledger.
[lllllllllllllillli
HOYT'S THEATRE
MODERN VARIETY
3+DAYS—3
Commencing Feb. 4th
Anthony Geronimo. . .Gcncral Manager
Frank Cbase.......Resldcnt Manager
Wm. H. Ciunc .Muslcal Director
LEWIS c HARR
Life on the Suwanee River
LEONARD s. WARD
impersonators of Hebrew and liaiian
Characters
ADELAIDE FRANCIS
The English
Comic Opera Singing
Comcdlenne
LARCV &. WALBY
Singing. Dancing and Costume
Changes
MILLE RIALTO a. co.
,The Artist's Dream
RAY MURRAY
The Sweet Singer
MOTION PICTURES
_...._——
PERFORMANCEB DAILY
Matinee 2:30 ‘ Evenings 8:15
ADMISSION, 10c
Reserved Suite 201.: Box Seats 351:
Telephone 112 ~
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
BASKET BALL
NORWALK ARMORY.
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
Nerwalk Basketball Team
. (Team F).
“l NEXT cAME: -
MONDAY EVENING, FEs. sTI-l.
TEAM. Ff}
TI‘Ivs
STAMFORDS
This will be the “rubber" game in
a series Oil three. ‘ .
PRELIMINARY1 GAME.
I
AOMlssloN..I.............I‘Is csNTs
OANEINO AFTER GAMES.
1y
, verc full he has had (luring the win-N
‘ regularly, Dean’s Regulctswill prevent
Miss mm... crook. or macaroni“:
has been a ghost of East Norwhlk
thanks.
The East Norwslk fire police have
arranged to hold their nunuui bull
this evening.
The Bells pond. in Cl'nnbury, is be—
Iug marked off, preparatory to 11-11 (1111;,
ling operations. i
The barge Red Star No.‘ 20 bus III 6
rived with u cargo or (on! tor the For
no Cont Company.
on ,1: , ’tltltl
own below . 9ii
dvl’sO on will
Get'YOOT Druérlwcnlzsa
Filled I“ the
Bridge Pharmacy
”Pliornpl nod edit-lent service at
a true
Mrs. Raymond id. Slrullon and Miss
Ida. Flint, of Ann street,.hnve returned .
home. from a row (‘luys‘ visit with relu- |
tires in Dimbnr’y. : :3
Mrs. George W. Wnsllhurn, ville or
Artist Wnshburn, is recovering l‘rornl
n severe ult'nck ol‘
home in Snnguluck.
The uobooner's .l. 'l‘. Randall illlll
lliohnrd Udall have arrived in in...
hurbor. loaded with Long islund snndi
i'or Raymond Brothers. .
Announcement bus been made or
the engagement. of Milo; Rose M. 1.1m,
of Taylor avenue, South Norwulk, to;
illichuul i’. Shoo. of East Norwalk. l
Mr. and Mrs liililum ll. Earle and
family, wlloso summer renul'oucl- ls ini
Most nv,1InIl(I Ill'e spendinr the pro»
but portion ol the winter in SonllII
‘l.l'l(lllliil '
'llle Bust Norwnlk Yacht Club Willi
hold nnotber meeting, Monday oven-
lng, or it‘. E. (iol'ham's store, in Flrsl
Hirool, nceorlilug to the m‘esenl urv'
Inngclnonl. ' 1
The l’nnernl of ”lo ihlnnt son 01'
hr. and him Anthony {ibiotlo oi incl
\insbinuiou street bridge, was, hold
illi‘l nllol'noon, nnd interment followed '.
in St. Mary's Cemetery.
The whole vicinity of the Washing:
ton all-cot bridge, was saturated with
the odor of. Illuminating gas, this
morning, and it. is supposed that 11 pipe
was broken somewhere in the vicinlt)’.
ICust Nor-walk has been It favorite
route for n large number of siel'gbing
parties on the moonlight evenings,
this week The shore road and the
loud to Wesiport have both been used
extensively. .
Riclulrd M. Riggs, of Washington
street, has taken (1 position with the
Norwnlk Skirt Company, having re.-
slgned us salesman for the Holmes,
Keeler and Selleck Compnny, the Nor-
wulk wholesale grocers.
chlerdny, fortbe first time since
the cold weather set in strong. the bar-
bor ice was not broken up by the rise
and full of the tide. The ice. however,
is not strong enough to prevent the
steamers from travel-king the harbor.
Eddie Parks. Ibo (Ibnnlplon bicycle
delivery export ol’ the \Vushlngtou
street bridgo, wus "trimmed." recently,
by II piuyw' who looked to be an cosy
proposition, and now his friends are
“lining him on [or nnotluIl' contest.
\i'liiiurn irwln, ll woll known Emu
Normill. mun-v Innu, is bnppy in the
poor-u out: ill of It (I'uptnin s license which l
he has just secured, inning successful .
l1 pnsIslId Ibo (-xulnlnnlnlllon to in-
I'Oliit‘ one. ill». friends are congrhlu';
lilting illnl '
The boys In the \Iclnity of Bells!
pinch me taking Illlvuntuge of the
burner ice to ussist them in their
counting spur-.1 This morning they,
wore able to got 11 good start on the-
hill cross Sruvlow uvenuo und wen’.‘
quite. n disinnco oul on the luirbor. ',
’l‘lnI Hpcoini rumpulgn oi the {-311qu
Ilon‘ Army or its "(Inmpllign ngulnsl
lluI Devil.” is bolus. continued at the
new qunrlors in Whit-r sir-eel, Soulh
~Norwnlk. A series of cxlrn meetings
will be hold until the bitter part of
this month, nnd every Is invited to of.-
loud.
Oliircr f' pluck" Smith of South Nor.
wulk \\ on busy in blast Norwnlk, yes-
minor, hurling notices of court so-
lions on those whohuvc not paid'thelr
poll and mllllnrytuxos. This course
has been necessary, the town having
more than a your age ordered the tax
collector to collect these assessments.
'ihe Stove Club found it necessary
to renounce the pleasure of ("mills
the runners suitable for 11 big (Ibuble
"ripper." Al l-Ini‘nel bad the runners
brought down from his home to his
store, but it is expected they will go
back 'agsin. The club ooh hnd twen-
tingling cents In the treuIIuI y the oth-
M S i’nrtrick. of the Washington
street. who is no expert shoe maker,
and who has become well known as a
poet, has branched out into another
line. that of making \lollns. Mr.
Par-trick has an instrument hall com-
pleted. This, in fact, ls his second ex-
periment at fiddle making. lie llilll
alsg been repairing one that is II bun-
died years old
Uockenoo Tribe, 1. 0.1!. M. of NOI-
walk, is planning to hold n big roll
call, this evening: at the Wigwam in
the Gazette building. The affair will
be public, and each member is entitled
‘to take a lady friend. A fine program
of entertainment has been arranged
und includes quartet selections bva
delegation of members (it ,Uncas Tribe,
of South Norwnlk, nod numbers by the
members of Wowornpurn Tribe, of
Bridgeport,
lures.
from serious injul'y'Ilssr evening, at
his home in Illinr street, Norwslk. He
was just starting for the smoker of
the Norwslk Club, when. he slipped
on some ice and snow in his front pl-
am: and went down. striking heavily
across the "small" of his back
pain was so severe that he did notgo
Id the smoker, but was able to come
down to his store in East NorWalk
this morning.- This was the third se-
’tél’.’
~ll' you haven‘t the time to exercise
acnsllpallorr. The induce a mild.
lousy, iiimlihiul action of the bowels
whhoup grlping. Ask your drugglst for
biscuits mode of Gold Me
the grip III hel‘I‘
in addition to other fou- .
John W. Realty had a uni-row escape ,
'i‘he ._
Personal attention Niven to nil
pl'Bllul'lpllOiithli‘ll. ,
Chairs for our trolley pnlrons,
‘ome In nhd ‘Wllll for your cur.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J PARKER. Msns‘ccr.
.. .. .... .m .Lw_.w_.—-
RllWlYlllll
'l‘lle hither of Neil Mitchell. n for
nIcII reslden l of this place, but now
living in Weslporl, is reported to be
critically ill. .
’l‘bc Borden milk concern, reported
yesterday he contemplating the earth!»
Iuisblncnl of n milk route In The Nor
walks. has hud II wagon ill this vil-
logo for the past. two months.
The By mpbony Orchestra will give u
lnuslcnlo in tho linptist Church next
n"
\‘v‘eduesduy evening. This orchestra is
composed oi tour-lean young men un-
um the rilrimion of H. J. HIlpson, ot
lIJnIeI N n-wnlk
The regular prayer meeting 1qu
held Inst night In the Rowaylon Bap-
Ilsl Church, and was well attended
nnd Interesting. Tonight a col; 0'
prayer meeting will be held at to
I'eni‘tlmlee- of Mr. and Mrs. John Snit-
Iln, Raymond street.
llllllill Illll mlllllfllllll.
Curl Weisbcii
the South.
Mrs. George Oberlsnder Is spend
ing the winter in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. William Staffers, of
Norolon Heights. are in Boston.
Mrs. some, of Stnmford, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Amends Coombs. of
Barton.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Shelton left
early In the Week to spend a short
time in the Soulb .
The Mohegan Fife and Drum Band
gave oi choline and dance Wednesday
nlslzt at Newton Heights. ‘
Mrs. McGee, and sister Mrs. Free:
man, o: Stamford were visiting in
Harlem, this week.
Mr. sud Mrs. Frederick Cushmnu
nnd little daughter. Doris. are spend-
iug the-winter at Port. Orange. Fin.
Miss Lucretia. Cullenpwho is rech:
mlng from n serious illness, entertain.
1111 :1 few friends at whist, Tuesday
niierlloun.
linrly loll
bus returned from
Loonurd. oi Newton.
3' 'l‘uvsduy l‘or Albany. them. to take a
position on in. Bailey's stock form.
nboul 70 miles from Portland
“iii. Pulllck Flunllngnn, who bus
been wry seriously ill for several
days, was reported yesterday ulter-
noon In; (ousldcrnbly improved.
Mrs. B. A. Seely spent Sunduy with
her son and wife at Mt, Vernon. She
0130 recently visited her mother. Mrs.
Emily \Ynterbllry 'I‘u tnudge Hill:
The attendnncc Center School
has decreased fbr Inrlous causes. In
one room where “there were 34 pupils
Only 10 were present this week.
There Is a new nrrlvul ill the. home
of Sélcctmnn and Mrs. Van R. Parley.
the matter being a bright little son.
Both the mother and child are report-
ed us doing timely. ‘51'.
big horse sale at Madison Square
Garden, New York Wednesday, when
a. large number or horses ”were sold,
some of them for big prices.
The funeral of the isle Mrs. J. E.
Davis was held this :ntlernoou from
the Darlen Methodist Church. The
pastor, Rev '1‘. 1.. Lane, officiated,
and the remains were inter taken to
Putnam Cemetery. Greenwich. and in-
barred
Assuring reports continue to chmé
who was so badly injured in an auto
mobile «cold it Town‘s mast
, the out! of the seleetmen to In. once
I the ulnllul'nclurers lire on the run. llr
’ Theodore W. Austen attended the .
me knowg. 0.21;? 001.
will keep him (unlined [01 n number
of weeks;
A party of about thirty Dulien young
people qul some who were not quite
so young. enjoyed at sleigh lldo Wed-
‘hesdny night out to Ibo home of Mr.
and hairs Frank ll. (ilover. in West
Norwwalk where the host nnd hostess
entertained in royal fashion. Various
games nlul diversions were employed
to pass it plonsunl evening and II
sumptuous supper was served. the
hour.
The II. ‘pworlh league of the Dul'len
Methodist Church lnui n grout "Chick-
en Massacre" at the town hall. lust:
evening. ’I‘he event lll reality, was it
big supper, with the Innint’eaturc of
the menu delicious l‘riod chicken
There were other edibles aplenty,
also, including various kinds of sal-
nds, creamed potatoes. coke, coffee
nnd various other subslunliuls uud (lei
ironies The committee of url'unxe
menis wns bonded by Mrs. C. E. Site
son and nil ol' the ladies of the
league assisted and were given vul-
unble old by the men. The supper
was served at several long, lublos, und
netted ll neat sum.
WESlPfllll. .
J. H Ilynlt is“ In Neu York city, on
business.
The board of! relief holds meetings
in 'i‘oquet opera building every Mon-
day throughout the month.
The Westport Gun Club isdown for
ting. it will be little short of a bill:-
zard that will keep the talent from
being on the ground at Roscville, and
popping clay pigeons.
Coasting on State, Wright and other
street kills here continues, in spite oi
the very narrow escupes from ncci
dents that have occurred. it should be
post these prominently lruversod hoc-
tlons, and guard against serious re,
suits from the sport.
The funeral or Thomas Slmugbn‘es»
sey took place from the Church of the
Assumption. yesterday morning, and
was very largely attended. Decenlled
was among the most. popular residents
of Westporl. and held In very high
esteem. lie is surlived bv a large
tnmlly. three of whom are residents ol
this town
Leiioy Adonis, of South Norwnlk.
was 11 visitor in town. Wednesday. Mr
Adams. is one of the striking hutrnuk-
ers oftlmt oily, and is Jubilant over lilo
condition. lie is not averse to talking
about the silunliou, nod dot-lures that
further states that. the Allied union's
nro preparer! to pay their dividends ll‘: z
the relief fund, and that. on Sililll‘dll)’ :
the lii‘lli inslnllmenb will be deull ouri
'i‘lu: IIIIIIungenuInts nro for 57 n wool.
tor married inch, (Ind $5 per week to
lbe single men. Mr. Adams looks liko
III-Indy money, and was off tor u day’s
enjoyment. lie predicts that the
strike will be short lived, nnd end in
u victory for the union
guests returning home at quite 11 late ‘
a. shoot on Saturday, weather permit -
YARD TEL‘. “-2. l‘" L Title. 16-3.
‘ SPECIALTIES , ‘g
LINCOLN ROOFING, s Iupcr- mourns. ordinary and allied.
to: fabric reofin . Wartsnlcd
TAR p P R, I, a, mi! 3"piy-
o st
and
I . Rik
”iii
75 lbs. Gate to a bag, too lbs. bran to a bag, rm lbs. corn to a
bag. Other grain and feed, too lbs. to a sack:
We write consumers to cOnsidcr the quality of our goods and
quoi‘ntions. which are changed daily to conform to the Chicngo
mar ct.
. Jeddo and Cross Creek Coal
DELIVERED IN YOUR CELLAR, zooo Lss. FOR $§. 50
l1
of this carriage and are anxlofis but.
you should share‘ in our pr '
will Initel "
should examine bur line stoglt b’p to
purchasing elsew‘herc.
Heraeeli‘ ... Darin 8r Son,
45 WALL ST.. NORWALK.
Real Estate and
Insurance
We have several decided bargains
in Income producing propelty thal-
must increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town. .
‘ Eon seRIN'é cocoa
£1070 Discount on ”i
,.. . '1,
'J‘II l' .
Hotel Mahmkemo ‘ Crookory. (ilhsswn!
‘iog Goods. I" inlers' S H
“ .1:"n.cONNOWgI-.
. 1—6.-
Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates $2‘per day and upwardt.
lcnble Disk RetIOr Iis
.. , . ‘ . d
The Glitter
Excellent Gui-Inc.
Dinners Evenings,
6 to 8 'p. m.
Bunday Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Parties Ind Banquets
Bollclted.’
crimes . REYNEKE.‘
Proprietor.
Telephone 999.
.\‘:{y.
I W;
DA YID M 13.! YMOND.
Pinion! Director
and Embalmor. ,
1! North Main St, South Norwslk
” Resilience, ll Washington 8!.
Telephone a‘t house. 698..
from the Rev Dr. Herbert S. Brown, ‘
Telephone at office; 3815?.
. 7 cakes for 251: ,‘ ,
THE BEST LAUNDRY SOAP MADE
II
331‘: pound
Fine
Granuhl ‘
Campbellfs Soups,
3 cans, 25c
BeeMuin‘e' roams? ‘1
29b peck '
BALANCE OF WEEK
Gold Meditl Flour per bag,
.4
them. 25c
Strain:
‘ For Peter's appetite try 32%.;sz
(ll 9
1A.
Sunday Dinners, 75ers
‘ Pot menus that It
I definitely.
“ 'on‘ hand.
1 ides 116:. Inliestlgue‘t
Stock and General LuiorniaIIOn Ticker. “an” 351:. ‘
M
TEL. DALI. “D.
We give lives. a. ‘
stamps. Ask for tho
PLUMBING.
, STEAM,
. 'HOT WATER
. 'AND
. cAs' FITTING.
'llt'
m; 51.... kph, Copper
and‘Zinc.
in South Mi Street,
So. NOTWAlki cairn:
.
:3,
'll .
l
on n Tea, Rattle;
ily nlhk’ei platen and will cm“
A full line of these goods
Norwalk Chronicler