Some colds are Worse than
others, but they are all had.
ad COIdS Do not neglect them. Treat
vigorously. First 0? all, ask your duster about
Pectoral. Theodoashesa . “Mm”:
DARIEN
, AND. .
NOROTON
Postmaster Frederick Webb of Nor-
oton is ill with a heavy cold.‘
M.
Mrs. Frederick M. Jones and son.
have gone to New York for the winter.
Dr. A. A. Whoeiock has returned
from two‘ weeks' hunting in New York
state.
'About all the summer residents of
Rowayton have now returned to their
to winter homes.
Philip Klein, who has been Ill for
leverai days past with pneumonia. is
getting along nicely. it was stated to-
day.
w“.
William F. Jennings' residence In
McKinley street. is being renhingled.
The house is owned by Raymond and
.Ambher. of Wilton.
Herbert Wheeler and family. who u.»
.. best and
that Dad'ltilll is taking it lively interest HUNTING SEASON AT IND.
in the challenge issued to Represent»
tive Ohurles E. Williamson by the So»
cialistlc adherents to answer to them
why he did not register the stamp of
approval on the worlilngmnu’s com-
[ionltillflll‘ slit and to answer publicly
to them M certain utterances of his
ut Bridgehor whhh reflected against
Robert Hittiter at the eleventh hour
campaign in Bridgeport have either
failed to lost the sentiment of that
town properly aware deliberately ln~
looting sensation into the case in or-
der that its importance may be sthte
wise instead of local. Dorian is not.
even mildly interested in the proposed
meeting and probably will attend the
meeting sparingly. "Chmriie's" sus-
wer printed in other columns of this
paper, today, Is to their liking.
Todsy the Last Day for dhooting
Game Birds:
The hunting season. will end after
today and the shooting of some birds
will not be permissible again until next
October.
The following is a summary or the
provisions of the ironic law.
Quail. partridge; Woodcock
inclusive.
her 23. both days inclusive.
Rabbits, October 1 and January is.
ferrets and dogs lawful from Deccan
her i and January If). ‘
Ducks, September 1 to December 31.
Roll. September 12 to December 31.
Show birds, September 1 and De-
cember ill...
Deer. no open season before June 1.
1m. except when riding damage to
crops.
"The Virginian Heroine" which was
presented in the Town Hall lsst even.
lug under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Congregational
church proved to be a great success in
every way. ‘The talent was of the
the excellent work which
the members of the troupe did reflects ‘ .
ed the hard work which they have (.HAT’I‘AhOOGA, 'i‘eun., NM- 23"“
done durln : the [llmi few weeks in the 8"“ M“! 1“ ”“1 United States 00“”
s
sou until November 1. 1913.
”a...” y.
TRUST ‘COMPANY OF AMERICA
IDES.
have been occupiing tin-ir cottage at G 111-99" 1* 11“"an a “"80 garage;
'i‘olteiielie. returned w New York City erected on his place at Colioudcr's:
for the winte. yesterday. PO11“-
Frederick E liockwtmd who figured
in an automobile accident two weeke1'md family W111 depart for
use today in New Rochelle, New York. 13110” Jan 1
Mr and Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes;
Europe
._...,.......... ...a..
way or preparation. The play will homer" ”31 ”1“ T711111 Wimp“! of Ameri-
repeated um. (Honing. es of New \‘.ork asks for a receiver
mm. for the Chattanooga iron and Coal
Willi upwards of 120 folks In at (‘Omvaoa alirbsidlari' of the South
tendanro, the euclirc and dance underien‘ 31"“ ““11 11'0" Company. and
I.tiie auspices of St. John's Catholloi ““1” 1" 101‘0‘11050 A mortals: 03K"!-
1(?.hurcb in Volunteer Fire (.‘ompniiy' a 'llllflk $500110 and dated Jan 1 1906
.-.....,s l. , n.»
utitsuisiiiii “
and "
pheasants. October 111 to November 28. 1
Gray squirrels. October 1 to Novem- ‘
Hungarian partridge, no open 805-.
returned to his home in Rownyton aver!
hue, last night. He is getting along
are now In Europe.
hall. Tuesday night, was a very inter 1
Luke A. Burke‘s son and daughters
outing and successful affair. Cards be
Mr. Burke re
The. Southern Iron and Steel ('om-
puny of New Jersey and the Georgia
nicely. but will be. unable to use his
arm for some time.
linaius in New York
1 There will be a dance in the Da-
rion Town Hull on Thanksgiving eve.
it will be u subscription masquerade.
. ..
Hair ry Schliilitiug and Samuel Shot
or went ducking on Wednesday and
succeeded in bugging six of the bean.
l'lavc that
LEAKY ROOF
1rupied the attention of the visitors 81"” ('ompany 1"“ “1‘0 named as d“
.for 3 ”WM" of hours and then “10'.th ndonts. but merely to restrain them
tins dancing. Smith a orchestra from ' "0'“ proceeding ""1”“ the ”N119",
Stamford played during the etching. 1‘” 11"“ 11“"“1‘1‘1‘1 111"" defendants 1""
EWIIlinm llolun- mode the unnounrc Elm‘l)‘ 1“ 1“ Hamilton 1“"! 80‘1"“ hie
lmonts. and the captains were Miss1(°“m“”" Tenn and there are “1"“
ilrowvr, Miss Muiy (luffut-y, Miss Sud 13111“ ore mines 1“ E98190!“ “1‘1"";
1.. wmerimry, Mrs. Gustave “mum“;l‘ouuly, (in. and coal mines at Dow
Presiding oi the refrcslnnont
REPAIRED
before snow time
Rudolph A. Lohr
PLUMBING AND HEATING
ROWAYTON. CONN.
Phone 405
_~._".~ .N
HOW TO CARE FOR MOTORS lN
IN COLD WEATHER. '
lies.
(or, sailed yesterday for Ireland.
will be away two months. and will
visit relatives.
i
George llnllf'P, who has been doiuz
jury duty at the Superior Count for
the. past two works was discharged
yzesiordny
George Dominic, the well known are
he
The masons who were working: on
till no“ bunk building were forced to
Yesterday was “Sotitli Norwalk
Buy" at the Stewart Automobile
Academy. 23] West filth street. New
York city, and n number of pmminent
_merchants nnd nutomohilists from this
unit
which from their mortar before they
could use it to advantage
yesterday owing to the void
Miss Elizabeth M. Adams and Miss
city wore their illit‘fllli. the occasion Katherine (‘uirolL of mm. York, who
being a most interesting talk uimu iii" spi'lil u number or insulin: in ii nun-
“Cure of Motors in Cold Weather.“ by
irulow on Pratt's Inland. domrtod, you 1
William H. Stewart, Jr. ilesidos givinx gel-tiny {or xpw York. 1
I number of valuable mints and count-
less number of demonstrations. tin-1
speaker said in port:
by exercising great caution.
the mercury is at the freezing point.
the motor should not be left dead with
the water in it. While there may ho1
sufficient host in tho oircuintiui; syi
train, to prompt immediate freezing it
is only irouostion of u voiy short film
before this is lost. due in the anal
radiating area. In zero weather it Is
necessary to use an anti-freezing solu-
tion. if the motor In to be exposed to
the cold when iunniuu. if this is not
.1. W.
has returned from
ills daughter,
Miss Marian. accompanied him.
William Ziegler the young son of
the Into William Healer of Great ls
land. is now attending linrvuid l<ni
vorsiiy. Young Mr.
homo every Suturdny for the
end.
ii. if Ol‘illlll‘d of Dells- Avenue Is
rccOVorinn from Injuries he received;
()ddlo. superintendent of tho.
"The freezing of mm]...- usual“
the motor cannot be prevented except “9...;de two weeks n 1”,. old home,
W119" in northern New York.
Ziegler comes;
wookf
i London Islands (‘ompnny to (thor-I
and:
jworo .lohn Harrison and James Gaff
nor. in the cloak room were ’l‘homus
Holden and Fiunoiu Parley t‘uko w as
dispensed by Miss ilrt- nor. Miss Mury;_
(‘ullou and Mrs llrunnor. Miss .lu
llu ltufforiy and Allan Mary i‘nllnn
wore in rhurgc of the. rodeo. The
doormen um‘u
llilllll.‘l Millions-y.
William (loiden and:
The winners of sou-g
‘ vonlrs Wcl‘t' Mrs, iliiuiol Hogan. Stem-y
. ford ;
Mrs. A. (‘. Shovhun. Miss Mar ‘
nurot. Scull); Miss (‘. 1., Reese. Minn
Margaret Rowen. Miss Mary stark.
Miss 'l'uruor. Mrs. t‘. 8. Leonard, Au-
thoriy (iiiniinviin. J. White, Louis Kirk.
.loliu Mason. and James Mnhon.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
John S. Ay'ros and wife to his ii.
tireenwood, three lots in Foster l'nrk.‘
War.
uud George N. l‘lillcox.
élund and buildings in ('rnnbury.
i William A. Wellnlts
lax-kwood. llroux. N. Y..
loo-r View .imcn. War,
War.
lot In Hur-
‘ Nicole Christians to l’ilnmonn Boom.
in (‘hupcl'
bucro, lot and
street. War.
buildings
'le N Rush. of New York. lot
buildings at Short-haven W.”
James E Iiiihbell to George Mittli-
done then the water should be drained the 0“." "mm m a fall down a “m“ 0" building k“ in "ms "er War.
from the lowest point In the system
After allowing the water to drain tho
engine should be started and allowed
to rim for a minute on- two in order to
further (ll‘y‘ the ports. This of course
is impractical ext-opt when the car is’
to stand in the cold for u long time."
INDIAN NOT A CALvmisT. 1
A correspondent of tile lluitimoro
Bun, referring to the statement of
Ills! Johnston in "The Long lioil."
that Stonewall Jackson “had but little
centre of humor and no understanding
of a joke." relates this incident:
i remember one night We were driv- '
in; from .‘itrushurg. \’u.. in nu omnl'
bus (ion. Jackson and a number of
his stuff iniiudiug my father, were In
the potty. l, a little body around the
comp huddled up in the corner and
hoot very quiet.
As We went. along. my father. who
Was a Massachusetts man. told this
story: .
in the early day of the Puritans a
man met one of them going out into
the woods with a gun. and he said:
"Where are you going?"
“To the woods."
"What are you taking your gun with
you iior?"
, "i may meet on lndian.”
”Are you not a Calvinist?"
""l sin. in deed and truth."
"You can’t dis until your time
comes."
"I know that."
"Then why carry the gun?"
“I might most on Indian whose time
months."
And Stonewall
1 most heartily.
‘ Jsckt'bn laughter!
its (from New Yorkie—Did you Ito
to uni World's ran-2 as. (from rand
uslphisiwlto: I saw its much as cool
we can retails at our Centennial
flsmltion in 1876.113 (utter s
«fluuiwny the way
slot Expanded m cuisine this tits
of stalls while walking in his sleep.
Three ribn wcio broken and his head
was cut. lir. Whoclock Is attending
him.
'l‘hlniy itnlluns who have been wink-
ing for the Stamford Water (‘outpiiny
1iii Huwos avenue are on strike. refus-
Ing to work In the trenches on account
of the water which accumulates there.
The men quit work on Tuesday and
had not returned by yesterday after
noon nor had the company been able
to fill thcii places.
...... ......-4...,.. m...
Among the Newton people who
have departed for New York are Luke
A. liurke and family. F‘. W. bracket
boll, llohorl Gilchrist. John F. Mul
krow. Mr. and Mrs Thomas McLean.
Mr. and Mrs. ii. 0.0 ..li‘leitinnnn John
1W Weed. Dr. Arthur Knnc. o M.
l(lest and faintly, Mr. sud Mrs, Low
reuse Wilson and Miss Mary Ward
Among the Net-ton folk who some-
‘times spend the winter in New York.
but have not yet departed are: Mrs.
William Ziegler, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Crimmins, James A. Trowhridae. Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Cisllstln. in; Mr.
and Mrs. l. M. Dickinson. Mr. and
Mrs. John D. Crimtulns. in: Edward
H. Delatleld snd Mrs. Holly finely.
'illioso writers who have represented
Hunting
Suppfies
Guns. Ammunition. Traps. etc.
lSchlichtinzwllrosdtCo.
Gor.mllivs.0m0i~lsma
‘1“ “1' cm“ was: men. a». drain. m
tsunami-moms.»
1' Henry ll. Whitney to (l. Amundsen
[and wife. two lots in Sound View
Park. War.
.ionnio (l. Whitehead to Louis 8.
Doors. two lots In Harbor View [lent-ii.
Wot.
George N. Philoox' to Clarence
Smith and itemize Kassobsrt. of New
York. out- and onelialf acres. Now-
towii avenue.
Willium t-l. lluiilold to Charles H.
1Wllson lot and buildings in Foster
1l'nrk War.
W. W. Coinstock to (llilrlcs ll. Wil-
sou, two lots in Poole; Pork. War.
Ray L, eminent tmglmna i.. on.
three. lot and bill In at Shorelin-
on. War.
—-"lisd dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what I did eat
distressed mo terribly. Burdock lllood
Bitters cured ins."-.i. ll. Walker. Bun
bury. Ohio.
... “hm. u.............-....——
from six of the best musical
shows now playing at Brood-
my Theatres; Gypsy Love.
The Little Millionaire. The
Siren. The Kiss Waits.
Around the World and The
Fashioning Widow. You
should have some of those
records for your
A. J. ANGEVTNE &
SON (‘0
table Inp. Torus.
i
1
9
David H. Mitchell to .l. ll, lawronco1
iwu tracts of;
to Evelluef;
8 Records
Edison ‘ Phonograph
wow...“ w“ ............ *-
A man can always manage to gel
homo before midnight «if there is no
place else to no.
A
LOVE R’S
“The Place"
1 LADIFS’
FOOTWEAR
iMurtin h‘luivnnunn, Win. Golden“
Frank Ly‘urli. Hairdo Dominic. Prison.
iiwurdod non-players wont to Miss‘ CROSS . 1. . . .S3.oo»$3.5o
Margaret Mommas, l.. l-‘. Carlson? PERFECTA _______ $3.50
COLLEGE GIRL. . 34.00
MEN’S
FOOTWEAR
HANAN ...... “yo-$6.00
RALSTON ......... 843:0
ELITE. $3.50. $4.00. $5.00
WEBER BROS. ....$3-5o
SCHOOL
SHOES
SLOO to $3.00
TWO STORES
Norwslk South Norwslli
A chance to buy a
Kitchen
Range
cum
We have three
IAMPLI RANGII
marked at prices to make them
no quickly
Horace R. Nash
N. snowman.
slim
t:
v
illiiiiiillilli iiiiii
Dispshsls Settles Your Upset
Stomach and. Ends Ail Indiges-
lion in Five Minutes
You can out anything your stomach
waves without fear of Indigestion or
Dyspepsia, or that your‘i‘ood will for
mom or sour on your stomach. if you
wii take a little llinpepain (woushni-.
ally.
Your meals will taste good. and any.
thing you out will he digested; llOlll'
in: can ferment or turn into acid or
poison or stomach gas. which causes
Belchlnz. Dizziness, a. feeling of full.
noes after eating. Nausea, indigestion
(like a lump of lead in stomach). illi-
lousness, Heartburn. Water brash.
Pain In stomnch and intestines or oth-
er symptoms.
1 Headaches from the stomach are ab-
solutely unknown where this effective
1remedy is used. pispepsin really does
all the work of a healthy stomach. it
digests your meals when your stom-
ach can't. A single dose will digest
all the loudly-on eat and leave nothing
to ferment or sour and upset the
stomach.
(let a large 504mm. case of Pope's
lilapopsln from your druggist and
start taking now. and in is little while
you will actually brag about
healthy. strong Stomach. for you then
can eat anything and everything on
want without the slightest discom-
fort or misery,
Impuritt‘ and (ins that is In your stem
itch and iuioshtines Is going to be our?
ried away without the use of luau-11
then or any other assistance.
Should you at this moment he siif«1
faring from indigestion or any siom
YOIII’
within live minutes i
"'t'ou‘vc i-oonninulrlnn speeches
through the corn bolt." said the politi-.
cal monitor:
I:
Bring Your
Prescriptions to
Parker
the Prescription 8pc
cisllst in charge of
W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
DRUGGIITI
0 North Main It. Co. Not-walk
J. M. Layton 8: Co.
INC.
REAL ESTATE I. lNSURANCE
AGENTS
5 Railroad Av... 80. Norwsik.
Also Steamship Agents for Old
Dominion Lino. Clyde Lino. Bo-
vsnnsli Line and Mallory Lino.
1'0 ALL POINTS SOUTH
\
Fenwick Optical Co.
[VII IWINID VIII
AND GLASOII GUARANTIID
Open Monday and Insure-y evenings
UNITID IANK BUILDING.
Iouth Nomik
DAVID W. RATHOND
Fitneni Director sud Eminilinet
Hotel Mahackemo
LEGONNOLM.
«owes me cuisine or “to our:
turn a as our sun when
SUNDAY DINNEIS 7510
Residence. ll Washington Itrut.
Telephone st stiles, SM
Telephone it house. “it
n“; Reed a Volkm
‘i’ho Only Fully Equipped
summons. IHO'
and every particle of ”
nth disorder you can surely got roller 1
..
1ulii1
“do you notice any i't.L i.
suit?" "l'cs." answered the spoil-i
binder: “my voice has become quite *' is gainlnit rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and "l
husky “»~»~-t‘iiicngo Tribune.‘ .. plaster and wallpaper. it is susceptible of an infinite variety .
19 North Ilsin Otto's. south Non-is
Electricsico. _.
We are Featuring this Winter
in
OVERC'OAT S
ALL THE FASHIONABLE COLORS
VELVET COLLARS. CLOTH COLLARS.
CONVERTIBLiss 1
CHEAPER COATS AS WELL AS BETTER ONES
Regions, Ulsters. Regulars
Men's Winter Apparel
Shoes
PRICE’S Clothing? Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1185-2.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 46.
BEAVER BOARD
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scam for indivldnnl proferment and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of adv
. justing the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood ii
.creutos pinched nerves and pain 3o
1lster life in the different organs aid
1iimns.
_ Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health is,
restored through harmonizing the s: '1
none systems in your body.
WAY
for you to be worm in \our new
house this winter is to have us lnsiali1 Nervousness. Rheumatism. Psrniy~
isle. Heart Kidney and Female Dis-
“ ""11““ System that will keep '10“ cases are sites special attention; also
comfortable on the coldest day!
:Curvnture of the Spine. You will
We'll study the location of your gag; 11:61:?etipgizu's Chiropractic ‘1
rooms. the facilities of the house and i
tell you whether a Hot Mr. Hat Water|
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
or Steam System will satisfy you host.
its wasnmoron or. so. NORWALK
11 Magnetic Treatments Given Also
The Jones & Hotchldss
Company
NORWALK, CONN. .
1!
1
1
Phone 742 ..
Fall Styles
E. E- Gotham
. Decorator
East Norwnik
Thick or thin~wool.
silk or co on——lf your shear is
a Win it will make I clean
cut the full len h of the blade
rithout‘flsw up” or" pinch- .
lRifles Is the standard with
tsilors.usmstresm and others
who use I pair of shears as s
working tool.
Wits sham and scissors cost
no more than the ”overs s but
they will sis sxshsrp so it sci
ntors list and continuous
work than any other—In the
fact .cuttinx room or the
. “111%!— iim s full list of list
Madman Ifyondo
not find them satisfactory ,
in mrywsysndihs chi/:3
hutyouimrpurch a
you no return soon to. ~
.our store sod we will :4:
cheerfully refund the full .
amount you paid. 1 £1
10 Flat 8!»
TelephoneFourFiveTwo
Daily Line to N. Y.
For saucer Ono
Freight Propellers lave nor
all. East tum. New York (tool
at Dover street). every do: ‘(u
I
sent Sunday}. It I n so.
received It Norwslh up to t g
in. and South Norwslh up so I:
p. I.
NNorwslk Stennbost Company
is theflowii ‘
Austin. .i. Ilnltli. o. e. um
. loss-m rams
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