e stomach. the heartburn nor
't your stomach' s fault.
their little
lug, too.
stomach trouble is ended forever.
u’out by morning-s 10 cent box will keep your entire family
good for months. Don't forget the children”
wful sourness, belchlnzV of acid and foul gases? that pow-in the
nauseleJ Iblostirib2
in; of fullness. disriness and sick headache. moons Indimtio'ii; s
rod stomach which osnnot be regulated uhtil you‘. remove the cause.
Your stomach is so 8000 as any.
Wyfioficsuts; they cure indigestion. because they immsdisteiy cleanse
. militate the stomach. remove t e sour.
nd foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the
posed waste matter and poison from the intestines and bowels. Then
A Cascaret tonight will stroighten
vousness.n
undigested and fermenting
Ono 0022011 In.
entire watei‘t of North oil-6221:...
0““- out}
the lirirfgemrt ‘Wndoi‘il- "
than in 1001. w, w
fouling
Virginie produces
more oysters than ere taken from the
Connectiout 01122001"- srs‘nfit hosted.
but have the flung" 0f the- deep 22‘.
water in whichThw are bedded says
Virginian production or oysters for
last year was valued at 08. 500.000. and
less oysters were gathered last your
Having slithered all the salable oys
tern from its Swansea, Muss” beds in
Cole's ‘ltlver. the Sealsbint fiystem be-
operstion of 222;. tits
end the diets sum
F- The unwelcome ord as not been is-
sited yet and will mi. final and op-
«222.12.. untillsiIgned by the Secretary
of the popsrtment of Agriculture and“
2" is 2262.112 011st the oystermen will ‘
protest the nutter to tbst olflci be-
fore he shines his signature. ‘ ‘
- "Now i know why it is that oysters
and beer go together. remsrked City
Librarian (loyle, of ‘Bnltimore. as he
received on empty beer bottle to which
four large oysters were clinging so
tightly lhnt they could not be pulled
Insides need a good. gentle, cleans-
1
~ ‘ nunsumhnismns
mm- a .- mitosis-gun.
p-Vw'ir-
gun planting seed oysters last ween.
Seven oyster steamers were used in
the operations.
’l‘he New Haven. Conn. “Register"
mosntly bed a half page account; ii
evidently l
H. C.
' try of that city. thy facts
“shucked” from u tout oi the
Rowe & Co. piuut.
For the first time since being launch-4"
-l'
Gl(i'll|l_()l"1,l.1
(3an Jinyniund ltbodcs. made port
‘
ville lust week
Mrs Geo. O. Starr, ‘0: Mt
pea.
District Attorney Wilson. of Wash-‘
Install. D l".
THEATRE
. The House of Refined Vaudeville.
VSIPsclsl Extraordinary Holiday At-
traction
WILLIAM JOSH DAILY‘S
NEW YORK MINSTRELS
-A§.Qulntetts of Minstrel Stars, in-
troducing a Real Minstrel '2‘ 2 Part.
4 ._.,......— .——. 32
Extra Added Attriotion for dWeek.
The [Former Stars of “Over Night"
‘ ‘FRANK TOOMER and
. NAN HEMINS
in “The FaVlely Leanings.”
‘- ”Ham...“
.Vsudsvlile’s Most Gorgeous Spectacle,
recently of the Follies Marlene,
Paris '
Av
I THE Rl-NALDOS
a In ‘F‘The Dawn's Awakening."
The Late Principsi Attraction
Dreamland, Ccn$y1sland.
0T0 - - ‘ zos
1- The Parisian Queen‘ of the Trapeze.
Marriott Mir‘th Makers
of
Q «2
2.
ie‘s‘il‘rv vom. and
HOWARD sovo
WW
‘LF’A'rFVES‘r AND BEST hiOTION Pic
.TLIIRES.
‘ .
VCORPORATION CERTIFICATES.
Corporation pnpers 2121 iollowa have
been. tiled with the secretory:
The Brown Collin Gas Engine Com-
iiby of Hurti01d;oxgunirod with $1.-
FIchapusn F S. Collins, 111csident
treasurer; Benjamin F“. llrown.
president and general monogeu
lquce W. geymour, secietmy
Westchester Center Cemetery
dissociation, incorporated, or ' Colches
tor; articles of association signed by
rank E. Adams. Ass Brainsrd.
A.T LOOmls, William E. Adamo.
1).. Point. Myles Standish, Arthur Stand-
Lbiiietes F02 Co.V incorporated,
' ‘ to start Will? $35,000
yietes.
“Holmes. 1
The bridgep Fort H
uy‘bi“
m.
Fa
F,..'I‘ Wooster, treasurer and
' With 22 000 22321212221;-
2 ' fr. Morris
922- id 0.20!“ with 222 and cost"
“Napalm T. F
kinder. Charles B. Loomis ‘
Fosepth'A‘xostlno 1101111222112me V
”LOVERsV
‘ “The Place"
. Button or LaFce
ii 4.00
TWO]: shouts V
Norwalk South Norwalk
li'
Patent, Gun Metal, Tan
$ 3.50 and
veil on it‘s oyster wharf at the 10:22.;
of Elevlmlh street, declared they wore'
putrid and unfit for human cousump
lion. 3
Reports from New iiuven. Conn, say
the oyster men there approve. of thug
nuiio2ster futiening decision of the
Department of Agrhulture. which is:
uwulting "the signature of Secretory,
Wilson to become operative. Some of:
those seen were 512‘ Rowe. of Rowc’
Bros; Mr imiicrnft and Mr. Smith of
Smith Bros
Repoiiu 110m nil oyster locullllt’u in
\IIKIIIIB any that liner in the bluturi
of the industry bus there been such 11
plentiful supph of molt-rs rind in 2212012
tine i‘ondildion “more in \" iruinln uu
‘ tom urn loporlrsd its shying they. Fhmc
122220011222 22 oysters boiler millui or
‘ bundled.
ii' the shurkcrs keep 11p ibo prucilrc-
or snaking oysters to make them up ,1
pvni‘ button or fatter warn the llulil
more 'Sun" iiwy will finally insult
up the market Thdt (‘hcsumxshc 0222 2
tor which bus not born mulircnud rp-
quilts no unit (ll popper. nor tobacco
2 in just right 2222 it (01122222 from tlu
ind in the pure suit unlcr of the 12.2}
(‘bnirmun w. J. Mitchell of tip 2
Mni‘ylund shellfish Commission is;-
ouotril up shying that in place the"
oynici Industry. oi” that Slum on it
.2
1
in «there
foliouinn (22221221222022 in libodc inlhnd:
'i‘o l.-. ll Smith and Mr. “222 wick 150
111103 in l"‘122\llimice RIt‘t‘i American.
Oyster (‘22.. 100 ucrcsuicur (Ennirnlculi
Point;I Narragansett flay Oyster (70.,2
'200 boron in Narragansett. Bay. south ,f
of Pine lliil Point. uud the Rocky}
Point Oyster 00.. 300 ucreu west of;
Pine Hill”: 21 total of 7501mm In 2211. ;
Maryland's Oyster Commission. in 1
its unnuni report lo the (levernor. ro-l
m-....-. “MW...“
3) BUSINEBSANDOFFER EVE V
. FACILITY 0071813 ENT
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EDWIN H. VMATHEWDON. Pris.
'JOHN H. KNAPI’. 1N VIMm.
wnrnzo sonwe‘tt. com".
me
monotone
F Edi". gothswson J. Wslisco MsM' "1912. when Prof. Caswell Grave, of
m .K '
John H. Light
hrlstlsd B NiF Fred. H. Rowen
WChul‘les W Bell
CityNationaiBank
TRANSAOTS A GENERAL BANKING-
springs1 and Protits
Bots Deposit Bones 08 and 03 per your
Bridfioport‘ “ organised with ' ’
Ioapitalymlbent W Geiger. pr’es- -
Iusl G’duminsn Lewis a. l-iIu‘rIlmtt
T“ FDQIIIIITOYIBII‘B will use Prof. .1 1. Hal
logs‘o‘iilwulionys College as; an on
“p. herein rebuttdt
,3“; nonnative. 2222..
to .suoced 122221221212.
Wallace Dunn 'tb founded hhnself,
commends that the Shellfish Commis
slon be abolished and replaced by uni
unpaid board of live members. to be
lumwu us the Board of Marine Fish-
eries and to have. entiru‘oonlrol of.
the Chosnpenhe Buy bottoms and trib-l
uteriesf Ihciudlng _ the oyster police
once. it is hold that the imposition
i' a tax of one ccnt a bushel on all
oysters would defray the expenses of
the board.
Moorings by the fisheries commie
sion of Massachusetts on the claims
Fror awards for dnmuges to oyster
growers along the line of the ICope,
God Canal for injuries to their oysterI
‘ beds by the digging of the canal will
be re- commenced in Boston on Jan. 8.
t
V\
John Hopkins Univorplty, Commie
sinner of Shell Fisheries for Maryland
will be called as an expert buyster
culture for the cnnal company and the
The Fedeiehxrsnd Jury, sitting at
has returned indict-ti
T me oils against the following oyster
cent. It Adonis. churned with
‘ beatingone of his crew; ‘IGspt. 0. ob
‘ stun-I- ohnrzed with heating three mem-
V'Vsz-Frs of .“hla crew; Capt. W. T. win-V
gate. charged with failure to provide
- proper food tor his crew. and A. Cili-
- iesplo.F-I Pitt dbields and Thou. Her.
no charges with inning to obey
‘ orders on the oyster boat W.” J with
son. All of thetsbove were arrested
by the oyster FVIFrgi host Old
iory in the lost two-posit
- New Jersey oystei‘Im‘sn hs‘vhng slV‘
may, ensconced it as their porous .
.fi -_ resist the. decision «‘22 the Depot:
swath.
commands and of the buy 81111.,
the curiosity from u friend on
Maryland side or the Potomac River
.und sent it to Mr. (‘0er for the city's
luslruted, of the ”er packing indus lcollecilon In connection with the lib—
Fblarylund' s oystw industry.“
- . her oyster Industry, adoordinn io n
“a “ 3m” “m” "‘30 ”0'“ ”w ””1“ “i 2. repoit of the Canadian Conservative
m“ “CM Hannah H'Ihimnllunilm She bun only three pro-
Ivium in which the Industry nmounid
with u cumin of oysters nl Wcst Suy in anything namely.
I New Brunswick and Prince Edward is
, . Tam“: land and from an mornge annual out;
N. 1.. is reported to have foun eight put of 501,00 barrels up to 1893 the m.
penrie in un 038“" one 0' lot d 9 had qustry decreased to about 21000 bsr-
purchased for Chiisimss. 911.0! the irels in 1007. Mid 01mm“, has been
pearls are ”"128"' but ”V" 0‘ ihcm are; paying out $350, 000 22 your to meet the
said to be as large us In good sized demand for WM
alon's report urllcs Abe Dominion and
i“ r?‘i"““““l “— 39‘3“” 1 er and agree on a policy which will on
by the court ‘of 1'00 bushels and “Immune private Milli-M ,0 Invest ln‘
barrels of oysters owned by .I. l. (,‘hi- ioysier growing, suggesting that "W:
F st on? time connected» FF
‘ .Fsry demobilieut Jot tilts
IFV Parker House to
Capt. W. C. i}eozl2eghon;“who
got
the
cry it will be kept us a relic of
(‘unsdn is facing an extinction of
Nova Smile
The commie 2
Provincial governments to get togeth-
l
solution of the problem lies in lensingi
the buds 12nd reefs to strong com--
mules for 22 land of years and supply;
adequate protection of the Mills so:
leased
The authorities of Omahu Nob.l
hove instructed the market inspectors
to be on the watch for "floated" oys I
tern from thi2 east count and to im-
mediutcly condemn any oysters as,
ndultcrsied when found with coin
water standing on top or them
luster Commissioner Lee of \‘lrggnis
while in .‘orfolk last Wednesday, snid'
his State's produrtion oIl meter: was)
220 grout this season that it could supw
ply the iniirc Aflmllli coast and that
they \torr‘ never finer than this your.
iw‘xliiumci (mind to the warm weather
the demand bud been 222232 light be:
com iudcd‘ ‘V'
In tho lowit of the shellfish com
mission it In nboun that Munlund’is
oyuitu bottom rentals [or the your.
ending Sept l 1910 the lost your (‘22va
ered by the report. dcurcnucd more:
than 50 port cunt; also tbut the mini
112121412121 under llw oxisling lnw‘x
umuuuimi in Si hill while thp cool for:
i'uuinlenuuw of the system muonntcd‘ ‘
(0 WI. 110.
2:,‘222121ul 112012212111» gmerulun mutcl
inaluiutiou ulil 1mm bolero the ,hlnrr- ..
loud luninluiurc u‘biuh ulll couvcneI
WOW-l ““213 ”W ”I‘M“ “r losses in A'unupoils hid. wiibiu the 122st ltw Cicnimn “0.“. twonly.«t-hrec lite wife
must he lnncuscd and llliil until this ilnFiu..-\1umigihmn will I“. u bill which of ’5 it. Hoyt the South Mnln street
is done it 22Ill ho Impossible to per» MM” (Will! in the Murriund OiSii‘r tux .tlorM which occurred Monday morti-
sillull' cullul to invest in the Indus This bill will ”W" ,0, a reduction in at in n. m.
’0’ ”W tux to "“9 cool just onehnli’ thm‘my i'rlcnds 222' the. young 22w
Oyster bode b21212 hm‘F-n leased to the .1111“ present figure. it “"5" pnotidc ““himnn. who was beloved and highly (W
ihc oyster bust cupiain puy one-bull
nud the buyci tho mindindcr.
2
1
its regular Weekly lesson We) ove-
ning in Raymond's l‘loil.
\
t
.2»..-
The regular hsskotlmli team has he
gotiatcd u some with the strong
Ridigollld live to be played in the 0p-
crn House.,'l‘hursday evening. There
has always been more or less rivalry
in up antibiotic way between the two
towns and for this reason ,a‘ tremen-
doub crowd is enameled. There will
also be a preliminary‘nunse and done-
ing will [follow both scones. '2 ‘
The Young Man a club codeine close
has decided do hold its reception on
innuary ill. Friday «9222111123, in the
town l1nll.'l‘he mmmimoe origiiibliy
intended to hold the dance in Ray-
21210122175 Hull but owing to the mat
demand :02 tickets. the town hall has
been engaged. area‘s orchestra, of
Nero-211k, the same one that inlays for
the Norwmh basketball smiles 111 the
armory, has be engaged to furnish
the music. lie! bments will be serv-
ed. ‘
M
bones T Gleason and Edmund F.
Henley, who hue been working tor C.
”B Raymond/Vin his Main street heinou-
rent for the pest Jew months, have
‘mmcihosed the business slid they took
chunks of 21.2.2122... January 1. Messrs.
Beniey and Gleason on ienood in
the restaurant business so they were
W Hotel in
-MM09. Mo .. cosmos well known
us It 222222.129, pronouns. the 2222222222
‘ a
gtor her fondly.
Semen children. Justus and Elisabeth.
survive her. and they hsvebcen the rc-
’cipicnts of the condolmcos of the on
)‘poctod lmeovemel.‘ Until 22 few days
unto the deceased was in the best of
Viticenblo.
iDr. Rowells of Stamford attended her
i21nd did every-thing known «to modi; iii
The 1:. u i' dancing class will hold . aéioncs to prolong her life The run
itormem will be in Lakeview Ceme-
0110 CUTIn'IF
Command.
Friendly criticisms, suggestions and
prompt natifieation of any defects in
our seivaiQe Iwill be welcomed, for; we
need the Ctr-Operation and assistance of
our customers in order to furnish the
high quality of service which we .thall
We take pleasure in announcing .to
our customers and the public that com-
mencing January Third we have taken
oven the management-ref the ‘Electric
Light and Power and Gas Business of
the Housatonic Power Company
South NorwalIk and NorWalkV. .. We hope
to éohduct our business in a, manner to
F earn your confidence‘and good ”will and
to deveIOp it so as to place all the
facilities of these modern agents at your
e
in
endeavor to maintain yet constantly
seek to imprOve.
The United Electric Light
&iWater Company
. Ass...”
them suucus In their New 1' our '8 \‘-2m
1121;:
The sudden 212211112
ll
of 11rd. Minn
.. one .11 micro shock to
hearted by all who know her for her.
kind disposition and inirtheriy love
A husbund sud two
tire community in their sad and unex-
bend-tn dud spirits and nothing' to in-FI
dicete her approaching demise was no
Dr C. B. Keeier. and two
eml ocivice ‘lell be held from her into
home. Thursdut. ut 2312.212. ambthe in
tcry.
There will still be
Plenty of
WINTER
"WEATHER
We offer you the last chnnce
to buy 22 Cylinder Stove cheap.
We are closing out our entire
smelt-pf these Stoves in many!
sixes atlow dowh prices. ‘
'FHorace R. Nash
uyuainawtstso
‘- - S.Norwsik
F l .. F.. .
”'2 .
Considerable excitement was caused
Monday evening by the report that lr- I
vine; Parketon, who lives
avenue. in one of m Mend houses.
but} stabbéd his wife. Chief of P0
lice Schmidt Iinvestlgeéted the report
and round Mrs. Parketon suffering
from a long out in'the left side of her
abdomon. She claimed. however. that
the wound had been indicted acciden-
tally Chief Schmidt called Dr E. J.
0' Shaunhnessy who 122022822226
wound and stunted that it was not
necessarily serious unless other coup
pl‘iosti‘ons developed. There is said to
have been considerable trouble be-
tween 1dr.- sud Mos. Parkelon hereto-
fore. and for this reason the rumor
that heF had stabbed her received
ready evidence. It Was 021932222122
loud words were heard in the Parke.
ton household before, the tie-called no-
012125120 The accident is said «in beve'II
been the result of Perketon showing
a bread knife upon the table which
new hit and struck on one 22 tile on-
demon 12212222213221» wound. The in-
lured women do: removed to the"
8182121th Hospital.‘ " ‘ F
3W...”
131221222 anywhere is 2225.29 2.2 Mn
a host or friends hero who win out F- ‘ VF”;
in Burns "“
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AVVN EDITOR AND 'AV BOOZE AD. F
Editor Bliss of the Hllisboro (ill )
News recently wits called to task be-
couse be inserted an advertisement
for a “booze" palace in that city. Edi-
tor Bilss in the next. issue of his paper
answered the critics in the following
style:
He says he confesses to the act but
nssigns two reasons therefore First. F
because he needed the money, and he
not fifteen cents a line fox it. Second,
he deshed to‘ ascertain whether his
esteemed brothers and sisters read his
papery ‘FBoh. his curiosity and cupid-
ity have. been satisfied. He had talked
of the evils of intoin‘peranee devoted
much space to the religious and torn.
ersnce orzanitationa; given the
preachers complimentary notices, but
no intimation had, even been given
that his efforts Were appreciated or
even read Now he knows that they
me and concludes 'thst while all class-
es 9'. business men are permitted With-v
out criticism to do business with s
ssloonlteeper.‘ the country editor isn't;“
he must be "holly.” unlimited. separate
.. from sinners and keep himself ,2!“
‘ it . FF
' Duihur
‘ to be «sinful snow
4
scum ~021me Pos‘r omen _{ '
MAILS
South Norwalk Postoffice ‘
MAILS ARRIVE FROM
Eastern, Pointy—5: 55. 1:00. 10:30 3. In;
1:00.‘‘ .2 15. 0. 6 p. m. ’ .
onstsrn Point-52 55. 6:I3Io. 10:30 3. um:
1:30, 3: till. 4‘ 35, ii: 55p
amour“ 5:55V 8:30n. 21).:1:.00 5:15pm.
drowaln ~22; 30. 8 00.,10 00 is, 31.; 1: 00. 8 .00.
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sys.
. E. E. CROWD. Postmaster. .
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. to will“.
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u m —-Enst. West onwd Bo. Nor-walk.
m. --New York sndw
p. 221—1122221211 and South Norwalh. 22V ‘
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tin—Points west of Stamford. Let-us
onyL
m.-—\'i'est0 and South Nomaik. V ‘
ism-Cannon Station. Danbury and
lilo
m.—-East. West and So. Nor-walk.
.m «East. West and 50.100th
Sundays and Holidays.
1 until closes at 5; 30 pom.
nday collection at 3: 30 p.112.
Malls Received.
rue—dill directions.
Hm —-Cm1non Station
m.-——Enst. west of (Eridgeport.
fit in. -—Wilton and Danbury,
22.111 tum—South Notwaik.
Emu. West and Bo. NorwolII.
rm—Danbury- dliv slob.-
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m. 1Neww York. Brooklyn and South
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:00 a. n1. ~East West and So. Norw
Csrriers' window open Home suntil 10 ‘
e. m.
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DEVAF MUTE ORDAINED K‘oaaoon
WASHINGTON loll 3.»-Herben't C.
Merrfll a' deaf. 'muite, has beep qtgdaiIFn-I
ed a deacon of the Episcopal Church
by Bishop Harding of the Washington
diocese The Rev. Dr. Chamberlain.
of New York. conducted our of the on
(111121th12 seivice in the sign language;
' and the Rev. C B. W‘h‘lldeh. a deed
incite I-preucbed a sermon in the sign.
language. Mr blown! will denduct is
service for dead {nines at bhe ow
at the GIIOOd Shepheld every Sund '
--—+----» ‘
Happy is the colon. unrni’il‘ed idd‘s
who takes life philosophically .4222
new: old gracefullymeven If be com
22ft amount to IitnuI ‘
. lift merry aInyIFo them;-
Norwalk Chronicler