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A 10 Cent Box Will Keep Your Liver.
mom-oh. ,a wols Clean. Pure
‘ arid P‘ for Month‘s.
Sick headache. biliiousness, dissi-
noss, coated tongue. foul .taste and
j Vi’oul brestb~always trace them to tor
amid liver, delayed fermenting food in
:0 the bowels or sour, sassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in
tattoos. instead of being cast out of
thesyatem is reabsorbed into the
bleed. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue it causes conges.
tion and that dull, throbbing, sicken~
in; headache.
Salts, cathartic pills. oil and purge.
‘ live waters force a passageway for a
day or two—~yes-«but they don’t take
the poisons out and have no effect
upon the liver or stomach.
Cascarets immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the
flour, undigested and fermenting food
‘nd foul gases, tube the excess bile
from the liver and carry out of the
Amyatem all the decomposed waste
matter and poisons in the intestines
and bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
mighten you out by morning. They
. “work while you sleep—m lo-cent box
_ from your drusgist means inside clean»
linens and a clear head for months.
A‘ , an: any or the millions of Cascaret‘j
”floors it they ever have headache.
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ROWAYTON
Earl Way. of New Haven. has been
1visiting friends in Rowayton.
The water has been let out of Jacob
13. Raynlond's small ice pond.
Robert Scalnl will have a new also
placed on top of his office in Rowayton
avenue.
”A Plunlher pour is doing the work on
M Mn #JJAWCO' a residence in South
Wink.
its «may. .-
m”... _ ,j
worm Mallet-Ir
Star WKeoler has been acting as [are
' W at the ice cutting my on the
Afi men
/
d pond
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[honest R. Case. or Rowayton avenue.
aconvaleecing from a severe attack or
as night's disease.
Charles R. Petty. of this place. is
singing tenor in the choir of St. Paul's
Church, Norwallt.
Philathia class will meet Wed-
y evening with Mrs. Susie Geib
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L’iiom—
Meadows.
W. Ambrose Crockett. the Rowuylon
contractor. is doing considerable re-
:pair work on the summer residences at
.il'okeuelte.
' Tracey B. Ambler. son of Mr and
in. W Fred Ambler of Rowayton,
_ j (a student at Wesleyan University,
‘A j spent the Sabbath with his family.
flurry Glilruth and family. who have
, j been occupying the Homestead. owned
by Captain Edward H. Smith, in Now-
. nylon avenue, have moved to Stam-
‘Iord. on account of several members
_ or the family being employed in that
‘ Many friends were sorry to hear
their departure.
Commhteeman and Janitor J. R. P.
.0! Brook‘stde. is having his truth
these times with the teachers
Hiring. a cold school and now the
neonates. lids. inlay Prescott.a Gracie
mood and the two children or Wil-
A‘G'unihcr are all down with it at
the present time.
A A very pretty wedding took place
on Saturday evening at the home '0:
. Ir. and Mrs. James H. Taylor, Rowdy-
non avenue. when MissAAnua RenoR
became the bride or Samuel Taylor.
nephew of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Tay-
hr. The ceremony was performed by
“the Rev. E. A. Cunningham. pastoroi
one Rowayton Baptist Church. and
heroines in the parlor, which was
tily decorated {or the occasion
j ‘ on :it. Taylor. a. cousin of the
more. actedubsstman.aodlliss
m Wale or Danbury. was hridemald.
j bride was handsomely attired in
White satin. cot colours with pearl
trimmings and bridal veil and wreath
Ill tea noses. The bridemaid was also
Rudolph A. Lohr
charmingly sttheu in brown silk.
~ Both bride and bridemsid curled our
nations. After the ceremony a recap:
tlon was beld'a‘nd the happy couple
received the congratulations of those
present. A bountirui wedding supper
wild served Afterwards Guests were
l‘rom Donbury.Bo Bethe] and South Nor-
walk. ‘The happy'ctluple will spend
their honeymoon in New York and on
their return will take up their real-
dence at Lake avenue, Daubury. Conn.
They were the recipients of many
beautiful and useful presents trout
relatives and trionde.
DARIE_______N_
NOROTON
The Council meeting of the Congre-
gational Church, which was. to be held
Thursday night. was postponed until
after the evening service on Sunday.
The subject of Rev. Herbert Brown's
lecture Sunday night was New Life in
the Near East. The lecture was illus-
trated with about seventy stereoptlcon
slides.
in Dal-ion, last week, there were two
sales of 'real estate from Charles Ad
sms to Katrina Amend. Railroad ave
hue, and Connecticut Shore Realty
Company to C. E. Force. at ’i‘oltenslte.
The mortgages amounted to 526,500.
For the second week in January. 1011,
there were six transfers of prOperty.
and mortgages of 816.900.
The Nomton Volunteer i-‘ire Cour
called Hick‘ry Farm. in the lire house
this and mutiny evenings. The num-
mittee of arrangements are: P. Feu-
ley. chairman: Ambrose Brewer. Wll.
Iiam G. Strangward. James Bennett.
Esra Hartrigl. James H. Raymond.
Charles Bennett, secretary.
At a meeting of the Derien library
Association, iorldsy night, the follow-
ing olilocrs were elected: President.
R. M. ‘Smith; first vice-president. Al-
fred Morehouse; second vice-preiident.
Dr. G H. Noxon; treasurer. Edward B
Hindley; secretary. A. B. Norton; di-
rectors. Mary 1) Wilbur, Rev. ll. 8
Brown, Mrs. C. E. McClellan lilac Hal.
on D. ‘Morehouee, Stanley Whitney.
Oil
Heaters
Try on Oil Heater in your spare moms
“as to «.50
Schuctunfirot & Co.
nor. Railroad Ave. a Main Chlorine
summon. Bahamian-Ir
trestflardwammolalam
BOSTON AND MAINE AGMN TO
RUN OUNCOOK LINE.
armaments. N. ii., Jan. haw-The
Sunocok Valley railroad is to remain I
part of the Boston and Maine system
for at least two years. j The stockhold-
ers at a meeting here Friday voted to
lease the mad for two years to the
Concord and Montreal rsllroai, or
which, the Boston and Maine is les-
see. on a three per cent. yearly rental
basis.
The reluaal oi. the Buucoolt stock-
holders to renew their longstanding
lease to the Boston and Maine. when
President Mellon notified them that
the rental price would have to be radi
caily reduced. attracted much atteo
tion. last month. The stockholders on
December 13 voted to operate their
road independently alter January 1. A
compromise was eifscted. however.
whereby the rental price was raised
slightly over President Melien'sflirsi
sites. with the stipulation that the
lease should run for only two years.
held and Center Bumshead. a finance
or about 17 miles ‘
oururv o. a. vacant. DEAD.
WALTHAII. Haas; Jan. 32.—United
States pewter Marshal James H. Wa-
hers died at idle Waitham Hospital.”-
day. after an illness or two months.
For arisen year-j hir. Waters. has been
a widow and the three children
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HDNTED WITH A runner.
D‘A'NlimfioN. Jan. 28.4mm» they
hunted with a term in violation or
the state ms lows lei-ast’l‘hetrssult
and Leon L‘Herejux were lot-cod to pay
lines :1 {80. as and 31.0.39 respectively.
last ‘
puny will present a three-act comede
The line runs lrom Submit to Pitts-j
it “out: histamine is survived by
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Proves Quinlne is Never Ellen.
live in the Ours All a Severe
Gold or the Gripps
m
Nothing else that you can take will
break your cold or end arippej so
promptly as a dose of Pope's Cold
Compound every two hours until three
consecutive doses are taken. ‘
The most miserable headache. duil~
ness. head and nose storied up. lever-
lsbness, sneezing. runniny of the hose.
sore throat. mucous catarrhal dis-
charges. soreness. stifluess. rheumae
tism pains and other distress boxio
to leave after the very first dose.
Papa's Cold Compound is the result
of three your research at a cost of
more than fifty thousand dollars, and
contains no quinine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not at:
tectlve in the treatment or colds or
more
Take this harmless Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
where else in the world. which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly and without any other as-
sistance or bad after-oiled! so a 25-
cent package of Papa’s Cold Com-
pound. which any drown in the
world can supply. '
m‘ vacars OLD paper All DAN-
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Railroad Company aim Occupants
Formal Notice.
DA’N‘B’URY. Jan. 22.--’i'he-transfor
to the United states surmount of
the old depot property on Main street.
which is to he the site of the new
poetelllcc building will be made. it is
expected. early in the cousin"; week
and Saturday the New York. New lla-
veu and Hartford Railroad company
gave the occupants of the former ata-
tien building notice to vacate the
premises by February ill. This action
or the deeds or the property, which
probably will take place today or Tues»
day.
To tenants of the building are the
Adams Express common which has a
branch oiilce there: the Western Union
Telegraph (30., which has its local ob
due in the building. and John J. Kean
ins, manager of the telegraph once.
who occupies the living apartments on
the second hour. it iscouaidered prob-
able that arrangements will be made
by the tenants of the building to re-
main there until such time as the gov-
crument is ready to remove the build.
lug. although no definite information
upon that subject was obtainableto
day.
”new
BOVO WIT MERIQEN IURGLARW
York boys, Harold Dylan.
Lawrence and Frank Wobroucek. ar-
rested iu New Haven a tow days ago
and brought here today to answer to
the charge of burglary at the store of
John H. Pallett in this city. were held
for trial in the Superior Court mourn
alter a hearing in police court. The
boys admitted the chem. Bands were
fixed at $1,000 each. Theywers also
charged with robbing a boarding house
at which they stayed. but despite their
denial were round guilty, lined 87 and
costs such and centenced to thirty
days in Jail. The boys are in the nelxiu
borhood or about is years.
‘ MT‘I’ERED BY HEAVY “A.
lions moment or so on Sunday last;
the Hamburg-American liner Pretoria
rocked on her beam ends. swept lyy a
northwesteriy hurricane and battered
by a. tremendous see. Forward .ooln
partmeuts were flooded. glass shatter-
ed and a number of cabin Myers
hurled from their feet. None was
badly hurt, but tor a time many were
inclined to be panicky.
The sea subsided quickly and when
the vessel bad rinbted her-clubs pro-
ceeded at reduced speed. arriving here
today. at: days behind her usual
schedule.
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COLLISION ON NEW NNVIN BAIL-
, W9-
NW YORK. Jan. summary cool
when a work train on the New York;
New Enron and Howard railroad
my» train at Westchcslcr station
New Haven road. A
The hasmau had been sent back but
should have gene. _A A
The pusenuers were considerably
All A All llllllli A
there is no other'mcdio'ine made anr- -
A Harold sumlonhwss, out;
In preliminary to the formal transfer“
MERIDEN. Jun. 22.--'i'he three New,
Goorgel
NEW YORK, Jan. 2'2.-F‘or a pen"
motors were slimy bruised Martini ‘
momentum the mandate stallde
on the New hostel-:1 branch or am
evidehflydidnoiuouur as he
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Willis Plymouth Rock Pallet
Leads iniiib Siamiord
PoultryAShou
Association's show. list week. had no
cinch melting awards. for although on.
tries in some classes were couched. to
individuals, in others there was a
variety such as has seldom been seen
in this town. All were classy as to
cause a lot of work for the Judson.
The best bird in the show was hard
to Dick. but no choice dually fell be
a. White Plymouth Rock pellet owned
by Glenbmkin Farm. in Darleu.
Elinor Johnson received a lot of
praise for m. willie new... cock.
and the pen of Plymouth Rocks own-
ed by (stochastic Farm was also
commentsd‘oh favorably hy'chese who
know poultry. it was the choice of
the judges as the best pen in the show
Some or the price winners are as
loilows:
Barred Plymouth Rocks, cocks, Klee-
wsydln Farm. Darlcn. second; cock-
ereis. Albert D. Home. first: In. H.
Patterson, «send: it. 1!. Patterson,
third; pollute. Keewsydln Farm. sec-
one, pass. Kuwaydiu Farm. second;
Koewsydin Farm, fourth.
White Plymouth Rocks. cocks. Glen.
breeltln Farm. lit-l. second and
fourth; Bonny flares Farm. third. and
hens,
mushroom rural. first. second and
firth; Bonny linen Perm, third and
fourth; «choroid. Bonny Haven Farm,
that and fourth; Glsnbreeitin Farm.
second third and fifth; pallets. (lien.
breehin Farm. um. second and iourth
Bonny iisvsu Farm, third. and liar
old 8t. 1. Morebouse. pith. pens. Glen-
bmltln wolf hut ii. at. .l. Nore-
ilouac. third.
in the class for Dominiques G. w.
Knapp mm all awards
For 8. c. l. loads {or cocks. second
rprise, tenth/ca Enrol; ior cochereln.
first to ii. B.‘,iiorehouse; third to
Clinton K. Cutblii. fourth and am:
to Miss Katherine Rollers: tor. vul-
leis, lit-st to Althea mm. second to
W. C. Homilies. North to ii. limo-
house and lifth to E. N. Previous: tor
pens. cm to Althea mm.
in the cluster White Wyaudottes.
for cocks. B. Quackenbush. um and
new: tor MB. Quakenhushuret
and mod; for cockerels. B. Quack-
eubush. out; for pellets, B. Quechua
bush, first third and fourth; tor pens.
B. Queckenbush first and ii. B. Brown
second.
For Columbine Wyandoties. cocks.
first to Recwsydln Fun; for hens.
second to Kcewaydln Farm; for cock
orels, wound to Keowaydlu Perm; tor
pull-eta. lint to Keenaydin Farm; ior
pens. Kmaydin m. lint.
For Partridge Wyandottes. John 8.
Dates, won two {north prises.
in the 8. C. White ”thorn classes.
live first prim went to the Olenbreeh-
in Farm. , slung with two second
other prise winners in this class were:
will A. Warriner. P. 8. Rim. John
8 Bitch. and E. N Wile.
For 8. C. Brown Whores, pallets.
G. D. 'l‘illsy tool: Aim and second
prim
For the heat Garnish lndlm Gaines.
Althea Farm had two am.
For white Faced Black spam,
him. it P mmwonaecooudand
llrst in the same class.
In Houdsns. all awards went to Al-
thea Firm. _
Blur White raced Black Spanish,
Mrs Harold a. Parsons. ot Stamina.
rormerlyol South Norwaih won a also
end and but prise. ‘
in Ancouss. Theodore Fairbanks
won all awardI.
in Light Brahma. G. D. Tllley won
all prises except the pen. which went
to James it. We. A
in Black mullahs. all prises went
to W. K. mum
in: Ducks. m class. [Constanta
Perm esrflsd practically all e! the pri-
ses except one out and second, which
went to Gisnbresklu Farm A
in Black Earl. indium. Althea mm
was the most mantle competitor.
withBonayliarsnirarmscloscseo
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The Judges of‘tite stsmtoru Poultry A
A Remedy for
A Bronchitis '
Bronchitis is a distressing and
dangerous disease. oitcn i tel in
if
its results.
of flux-seed, Linoninc. This re-
markably successful medicine has
an unbroken record as a cure for
bronchitis. even the most stub-
born cases yielding to its great
healing influences.
Don't choke and suffer with
bronchial coughfi—Linonine will
relieve you. Try a spoonful to.
night at bedtime. it will enable
you to avoid those dreadful
coughing spells that threaten your
very existence. ’
All dropouts. 250. 50c, .1.
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Theodore Fairbanks. Barton“
(loom 1’) Hunt, Sausatuck.
G W. Knapp. 8 Main street. Nor-
walk. 3
Clinton K Cutbiil, 66 Winfield street,
East Nos-walk.
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GUGPECTB SLlPS THROUGH “FLY”
COP’B FINGERS.
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Jealous Associate of Wrath Trying
to Forests" Bridgeport". Makes
lad Bungle. ‘
WCHESTEB. Jan. 22.—-~liow a bit
oi amateur detective work on the part
i
of Billie Detective Robert J. Bridge-j
man oi Rocky Hill. allowed to slip
through the lingers of the state police
Antonio Fedsic. pin boy at a Hartford
bowling alley and who is suspected or
having murdered Antonio Pietrolino,
last month was given out today, on
the highest authority
litate Policeman Robert Hurley and
Frank Weill conferred with Chief
Egan. a low days ago. submitting the
evidence that they claimed interred
the crime on young Fedelle. Bridge»
than happened in during the center-
ence’ and, attempting to anticipate his
allow sleuths. paid a visit to the bow
lint alley ahead oi the others.
The tire! man ilridxeman met at the
bowling alleys m Facile. the much
sought suspect. who was not known
to the detective Bridseman conilden
daily told Fedelle be was looking for
Bedsits on a murder charge. 0!
contain. the accused disclaimed sc-
cuelulancs with Noelle and at the
first opportunity disappeared
Hurley and Virclii iound Bridxemau
at thew’aileys.
New muss has been flooded with
circulars about Nathalie.
fellow, in said to have accompanied
Pietrolion to Manchester on the fatal
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ABEDDlNG FIRE COMPANY.
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Plans Icing Made for Protection oi
Ridge Section.
Plans are new under way for the
formation at a fire company in the
Ridge section or iteddins. where many
handsome summer homes are situated.
Reading has been without adequate
fire protection. but it is proposed to
purchase one or more chemical engines
to be located in convenient places on
the Ridge. . A
The plan is to have bofiedrawn sp
paratus which will be operated by
volunteer firemen. The plan that
seems to be most layered is to pur-
chase two pieces of chemical urbane
tus, each designed to be drawn by a
stunts horse and to have one stationed
at each and 0f the Rifle, perhaps a
mile apart.
To MEET JAN.
NW RAVEN. Jan. 23.—-'l‘he Demo-
cratic state committee will meet in
thisoityatthe'i'aithotieionJan. .80
at i ll. at. {or the purpose or using
the time and place for the spring con.
vention. The official call for the meet
in; was sent outiodayfromthe poles
or Secretary Edwin 8.1‘homas 0f the
mites The sensation is tor the
purpose of choosing delegates to the
national, convention in Baltimore. the“
“ hat-owes inthscallthat libertine j A 7
'mwer haematite-alter will be
tenors! meeting at the committee-
use and atoms. for the purpose
or election the organisation oi a state,
At the first evidence ‘ "
of a cough take Kerr’s ’Eruultlon " ‘
The young-
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the exposed cor-
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When We Put Up‘Your
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AT PRICES
The Usual Big Reductions
Suits $4189 to $14-89.
Underwear. Sweaters. Gloves
All Marked Very Low
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WAY
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
a Heating System that will [keep you
comiortable on the coldest day!
j We’ll study the location or your
room. the tacilitles or the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
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THE NEAY'scmNcs
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
lustlns the same Diseases are caused
by a much. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the diiierent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
this dime and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve system in your body.
Ne‘rrousness. Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Die-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you. .
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
04 WASHINGTON 81’. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
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You Need An Incubator
You can hatch more chickens and beta
to! chickens with a Buckeye incubate! _
than too over hatched with a hen. s- --A
Thats a broad statement but eve
Buckeye incubator is interacted to
hatch every hatcbablc and glare
more than your hens @3839. An mar
hater sets when you are ready too. but
the hen sets when she is ready l
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