1 Sunday. try and will probably go to Stamford and return. has been in poor health is improving, , and was out for the first time in some while, Bunday.‘ 'l‘be Reliance Social Club will give a supper in the lhelluncs Fine House. hiday evening, January 26th A1iiine ’. only twenty-live cents. welcome. Society. of the Rowayion Baptist 1 Church, which is to he held Thursday Ct 2 p. 411.. a member of the Visiting Chard of the Norwalk Hospital will be meson to talk in the interest of that institution. A social time will follow. Al members and friends are cordially invited to be present. Mr. and Mrs. D.“ E. Biirlliigham. who “have been making a tour of the south- on states, returned last Thursday iii-om Lakeville. Southern Florida, and are stopping with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Rowland of Crockett street. 1Mr. Bur- 1‘ city for the winter and will open the early in the spring where he has been , W novel's] seasons. .1th “W?lesp‘?e£l' dance. mentioned in 1 columns so a; time ago as a pos- . , has new ssumed definite pro- ».- . tlonsP. and will actually occur. F‘cb— ruary let is the date selected. and the ‘ palace chosen is the Hose Company P flail. There will he twenty couples in attendance, according to present plans, and the ladies will be in com- plete charge. or course, some of the -- previous elaborate schemes, such as “ sending coaches for out—of town guests .ybe toned down slightly but there eé’nis to be no doubt of the local at tendsnce. Some young men have .51 “maimed that they could not arrange a dance for the ladies. and now the is- me are evidently going to show the ‘ men how it is done. And they are de- termined that the men shall be there. ‘P . too, for if anyone gently but. firmly re— . doses or offers an excuse, he is soon ‘ -. L‘fbesleged by petitions train" the Friends ‘ _ or his would-be escort, indlvduniiy and , severally, exhorting him to be present. _ and presenting arguments that only a 1 1 feminine brain could concoct; Don't re~ P 1‘ mac. fellows. SUPPER SUPPER P ”at the” i "*‘Reliance 7 . 1 Fire House , ., va'g, January 2 Copper urvo‘d'flom‘c to i) p‘. INF-25G , _ l no“. You could not lease better than P gze‘t's Cherry IlP’ectoralPPP for so ‘j P99 Waugh roncliitiei 1 i- Tousands of families dalways hear it e approval ,Pfittheir’t. data the exper moment, years have you Chauncey Boss. of Mount Vernon.’ war a visitor at the home of Captain P Daniel P. Mom-ell, on Crockett avenue. ' The Kindly Club is planning to hold I a straw ride about the first of Febru- was taken to the Norwalk Hospital. m l Atthe meeting of the Ladies" Aid Pdrug shore in Main street had a nar- , when they come sliding down the icy which raised by going north. The ‘the hill. disregarding the cries of _ ’md ‘ Luckily trons who was steer 01’ P your doctor about NOROTON Saturday morning. . 1 The Ladies' Guild of St. Luke's Epis- 1P ‘ 1 Captain John H. L'Hommedieu. who copIi Church. will meet in the chapel, Thursday at 3 p. m.’ Thelndies of St. John's Catholic Shurch will give a euchre and dance. in the tire department house on Febru- ary 13. mnu has been prepargd and 'wiu MP The NOTOLOH Volunteer HOUR and served from 6 to 9 p. in. Tickets are [ladder COmiNlny have purchased a Everybody hose-reel, from the 'Staniford Fire oe- ‘ pertinent. The softening of the movement. Vinoenzo F‘ria, of Newton. was sent to jail for thirty days yesterday by Judge Young in Stamford. While in- toxicated. be insulted it little girl on the street. and was arrested by Police man McMahon. W-.." .A large number of [lat-ion folk are planning to attend the rural comedy drama in three sets which will be gly- Plingham expects to return to New York on in Noroton this evening under the, auspices of the Volunteer Hook d: Lud- Juines fimtiih, of Stamford. «II—— P New Life in the Near East was the topic of an ..lustratod lecture in the Congregational Church, Sunday night by Rev. Herbert S. Brown. Mr. Drown told of the improved conditions in Bui- garin and Macedonia since the revolu- tion of 1908. There. were about 70 slides to illustrate the lecture. .___.. on”... A serious accident was prevented Saturday. when a horse belonging to W. V. Frankenburg. Noroioii Heights was frightened by a train, while stand- ing in‘ front of the postoi’ficc. The horse dragged the driver. John Burns. a. considerable distance. it was stop ped by bystanders. when‘it tried to run up the railroad embankment. No damage was done to horse or carriage. and the driver escaped with a few scratches. it has been decided by the Darien Dramatic, Musical and Social Society to give the proceeds of the April en- tertainment to the musical branch of the society. The branch is quite as active and progressive as the dramatic part and is constantly adding new members. Under the immediate direc- tlon or Miss N. E. Shriver and with Miss Maud Ashton and her music cir- cle of the Norman end of the town. it has igrown to be an important factor in the social and musical life of the town. Funds are needed to further the good werk and the proceeds of this entertainment will be given to this cause. Two of the youthful coasters who enjoyed sliding just above Allen's row «cape from accident yesterday incline, almost striking an automobile place is a dangerous one as the boys and girls slide out open the highway crossing the sheet and going into the Noxon lot. The youngsters who nar- i‘wwiy amped injury were on a large - bob sled and with the added impetus of weight: they came hurtlingdown warning from those standing in the in: was able to control his sled, and turned down the road wan did thatprine marshes this? is the abolition yvhicii labeled 1 1P0MM3. . 1M1 ,; mail‘with subpoem mm,“ ,111‘. PPh‘PQ "W.” before the tedoral ‘ was. Jan. 22 .45., oi the Western Union and 1_ genial conservators of the peace were , grabbed the pooh 'derly Amidst t Banlamin ‘Kl‘lefl, of Newton Heights, 1 eagerlycasked immortal: or the thc constablsawho‘dlsoovored it lying; by the wayside in the Flats on Sunday. Report has it tb'ut jewelry constitut- PP ed, the nucleoli. but as bathe idnd‘ and 1, 1 character the constsbles and their inc 1 timato friedds hays little to ss‘y."i‘he Out for a constitutional and while slipping and sliding along throng the riots they encountered the mysterious buiiuio, bonutlfuliy wrapped silo lying deserted by the wayside. With a com- . awn impulse and lightning another in. fondle tragedy they both scrambled through the ice. water and mud “.and eagerly butfitcw solitude of the place they excitedly opened it. Then came the mystery and it is reported that these minions of the combulnry are out on a man hunt for tho perpe- trator of the trick The 'lP‘Peaser the tlixeesct rural oom- edy to be presented at the town hall next Thursday and Friday evenings. in about ready‘uud promises to be one 0! the brightest pay. to be given this winter. by the Dorian Dramatic. Mull» cal and becial Society: The parts are well taken. and the story. while quite pathetic and lotsrealluz. is interapers» ed with plenty of iuuy sayings and stories as well as several songs and a lib memo solar On New Year‘ a day 1.300 barrels of oysters and clams, Ihuuksd oysters and other packages were shipped from Cliincotowgue. Vii. ,. . Governor Mango in Virginia oysters are free from. all con- tamination and injurious qualities." Oyster dealers in Baltimore, Md. seeing a famine in the oyster market storing them in the lace. about the middle of the week chartered s. heavy tug to assist oyster vessels in and out of the bay. Baltimore. Md..*oystcr packers are reported to be drawing on their re serve stocks, as there are so few on- ters coming in and the prospects are for mu less If the freezing cold weather continues to prevail in ‘ the oyster bed districts. Wammt 'Chrisdeld, Md" are 150 houses encased is shocking and pack- lng oysters. and scores of others aim- iisrly engaged are at Tangier. Deals. fimiths and other islands in Tangier and Pooomoke Sounds.“ tributaries of the great Chesapeake Bay. 1 METER "1'58 ids helium to . the legislature recon you! old: P'lt' only. J. therefore, be confidently stated that ice in‘ the streets and on the sidewalks makes the going somewhat easier. but there is still room fer lots and lots of im- 1 supremo commander moan friend. m}; m. m m‘m, _,.,.,,~1° P mini rebellion with his soul. Dorian. and thereby saves their home. Percy Cantrell, Mrs cldontnliy chap." how to dance. iy. which is endeavor‘ing to stimulate to the very pleasing standard already for this fund. without xriplug, nausea. nor any wears suing effect. Ask your drugglst for them. 35 cents per box. Mm... OUR NATION'S TRINITY. George Washington. the name that we Esteem us foremost in our land; or all our national heroes. ho Ranks highest and will o'er so stand; Give him first place in Hall of Fame. Extol him high. for it was he Was first in war and first in pence. Subduing justly royal rule, His vast achievements made us free. in our great country all enjoy Now and forever “Liberty." arrived deeply in American hearts, This name will ever hold its place, 1 On all the earth and for all time, Naught will its brilliancy offline. A national gain was this great mar- tyr’s birth, Because his life was pure. his acts sublime. Revered and honored he will ever be. And his name will stand for all of time. He rose from pure and humble walks of life. . A chief and statesman not as yet ex celled; Made mighty history in a stirring time, Lent freedom to a race in bondage held in all those dreadful days of civil war; No man more true could then have been at head; Could make defense of ling more firm than he. ,, Or saved the Union with less life- blood shed. Lanionted here! eer your nation's pride. Now and forever be our nation' I guide. Unfold the hist‘ry or our hind. 1 Look at this great chiefs room-d. and You’ll this it noble brave and true. Such chiefs this world has new but low.“ ‘ Enduring much. before his PAIN-:- 1 Stem warrior. yet to kindness prone. Bald “Let us have peace" in tender tons; " 1 . Nell,1:i.,:111 i I it"iPZ‘ Aloft we'll place William's name. “church choir quartette." the letter be ing under the direction of Stanley Whitney. the welbknown organist of Miss Hanoi Fitch, as Eilics Flomyng. with the “Menage of the Violets." sings herself into the slice tions of "Arnold Haye"-ltalph Connm as "Drusilla Todd." and George Mishurt 8mitb,‘ss “Ura— liah Higgins,” the Rural Delivery man. and his best girl, rehearse their music for the coming church sociable and in- show \ir. Hays, the “city There isn't a? the social life of Barton with In cuter-P tainment once a month. The orchestral during the week. Their supplies had” music promised by the inimiosl port of become exhausted and they. walked on . the society. under the direction of MMP the ice to Mon 3N. E. Shrivor. promises to be fully up; To change the oyster planting season ““08”” gallery at Roion Point der Company, under the direction of; And therefore most revered? shall be. ' 1 of oysters in‘ stool: at Cambridge. MdL, ‘ help of I heavy steamer some oyster 1 1 Ice stock was decreased by night. . Gave liis'I best years for oountry’P .1 P North Booth and, Edit and West ne‘- ‘ All dredge boats in Coulbourn's Creek are frown fast. The oysters have ‘all been chucked. There is not an cysts:- in one of the houses here. The dredge boats here are all small says the Crindeld Md" Times. The percentage of, loss of oysters in New Jersey by smothering and other well- known causes in much larger than in any othchtitslte. according to tile re~ port of the New Jersey abolition llu~ Virosu. Willi. is said to be due to the very shallow bottoms and shifting gblinds in the oyster bed districts. olnity of match. Md. were housed and fed in the loll by the sheriff It hasten from "fall to spring in . I‘ntir and net. and several new pieces with tMPOcsan counties is recommended by the orchestra have been working on willP New Jersey Shellfish Bump, as the be given. The proceeds of this enter-intent majority of oyster planters in talnment will go to the Dorian Closure national Church for the. "renovItionP be a benefit to the industry there. iimd." and is the lost of the two on . - tortsinnionts promised by the society‘P those counties are agreed that it would Dealers in Binshamton. N Y., or enough oysters to supply their custom era duriugt the week and said. from ado ~Doan‘a linguists cure constipation: vices droid New York. that they did not expect to be it is to meet the demands of their trade if the extreme cold ertborIboiild continue. Word wax received at Baltimore boats were frozen in at Annapolis: Md" wiltli the loo nine inches thick. Word was also received that titans-g ands of bushels of oysters were frown: on the dredsar boats in the lower Clioanpealic Bay and as the supply in the city was rapidly diminishing. pri- ces began to advance rapidly a. license for oyster itching in the Lee‘s River It Swansea. Mass. between the highway and the railroad bridge. Cap t. P C. W. Human. of Fall River. also seeks? a license for an oyster bed in that vl- .f cinity, it is said but being a non- rash; 3‘ dent the license will have to be is sued to some one else who is. A movement to establish an oyster” shrieking plant at Newport News, VI.. is rumored. says the News Press. The James River ennui-men. it is said. have pledged their support, saying it will save their trips to'Norfoik for a mar. list. The site mentioned is on the south side of the Old Dominion Plot- A. Among the Mmland members of the idiot committee to discuss uniform laws for fishing in Virginia Ind Mary- land is isms Senator Mllbourne. of Somerset County. He has frequently announced himself in opposition to oyster gathering methods which obtain in Virginia and which have placed her in the van of oyster growing states. 1. There was only about 10.000 bushels on Tuesday morning and very little prospect for any breat- quantity being received tor Ionic time, With the boats wore-brought in and unloaded about 12.ooo~bushels,11hut it “was not enough for the demand, and the stor- On account of e mount mess up 1 and the shortage or cystei- stock. ‘oysterlns on the ion" holes are ehdppodssonis distance WP About 80 oyster boat. drodgars be- . dull moment in the whole play and RP longing to boats frorén up in “regimes promises another success for the scale-P1 apostle Bay ‘Phud tributaries in the vi perienced great difficulty in getting? early in the week that a fleet of oyster; Charles F Williams has applied tori - Alabama by P“ ylnx‘ the three cents I was resorted to in mummies. it P ” " .m Pillliii. Hill. IlPSli . 3 MPH Pililllllill Out-Poi or r Siblnaciui Feel Fine five Ni ides Alter Takliin a " Lillie oianapsin, 1. PE The queatl on as to how long you are going to continue a sufferer no truth gestion. Dyspepsia er out~ order soon. you ngin taking some flippers Ilii. if your SPomach is lacking in di- Kestlve powPr. why not help the atom- ach to do lis work. not with drastic drugs, but ii re—ontorccment of discs tlve “only: such as are naturally at work in the stomach. People wiPh weak Stomaohs should take a litti Diapepiiin occasionally. and there w ll be no more indigeItion. no feeling like a lump of lead in the stomach. an liehrtb‘um. Bodr .riaings, Gas on Sta inch or Beiohing of undi- gested food; Headaches, business or Slick stoma h. and, besides. what you list will notPfornient and poison your breath withtnauseous odors. All these of-order Ito sch and dyspepsia are generally r lieved in filter minutes after taking‘ little Dispopsln.» Go to yoiP cent case n Pope's Diapepsin now. and you wiP always an to the table with a hearty appetite. and what you eat will mite good. because your stomach and intestines will be clean and fresh. find you will know there are not got gin be any more bad nights and rentals days for you. They fiestas you and make you feel like life is P in: living. be inspected ”by the U. S commissioner with the aid of the pa lire! boat Gill-Glory. are: Baltimore. Md. set; M napoils, no. mo; Cris- Pzilcld. Md an ; Georgetown D c. as and the Vira‘nia shores. l 439. in Id ditlon to the above 3.294 vessels are the small oyi tor, boats. generally call» ed ”bugeyes,‘ of under live net tons each outimatP d to number about 4 mo l of over 7,000 boats. which are to the only i. of the week Wore that the oyster tit do bod already been sen loualy crippi d by the frosting up of the oyster a in the York, James and ltsppah'ssocir rivers and the Virginia tributaries i?! the Chesapeake Bay Captains of no oyster bouts sent in word that tiP ‘ could not only do no ionizing, but ti uld not even get back to Norfolk. Fri es commenced to 189 up about the mlilldle of the week (in account of the difficulty in secur- ing sdrqustd shipments of oysters from the oyd or ports for their local ‘ trade ayracuP , N. Y.. dealers advanc. ed prices early in the wool: One chl- P or advanoedPthe price of selects to $160 a galloi , and standards to $1. 25 a gallon. ’l‘l were from tpl Long lsldnd, V. Y., we On uccouutP of the continued depre idatious of poi client on the oyster beds along the souP ii shores of [Jung island. the sapervi rs have been petitioned, to marl: out bile grounds in the boys ’with buoys nd. also to license all public bayme? the license number be lug plocedo the sails of theirhoatil. or fastened OPP the boat when no salts are used. in‘ Net that they may be identified. 1 1, W. K. M. [P kale. ot the oyster firm of Dunbar. per & Dukate. of Biloxl, Miss. has written I letter to the Her- old of that ass in which he denies the allegatio that‘his firm its control» ling the bliss soip'pi oyster output and was that it not mowed menisci of the outpuPP - The solution of the Mississippi orator shortage problem. he says.ls Vi closing down for three years. as or: or pitchers in thIt state lolly-get all P 'oyi‘itera’th‘oy wish from bushel tax ii conclusion he says hi: this would lit pleased to see the open barns and .. slurs as regards the sooner or lat all interested in the in y satisfactory manner. : Honey and TI: Cora- it cures in every case. Stomach is‘mereiy a matter or how symptoms r suiting from a sour, out- ' r druggist and got a 50- , Norfolk. Va.. during 1 e only oysters received P fisheries on tion. and believes that » dosh-y indie three states will get. to- 1 (other and a doubly .settlethe prob- ‘ 1 hour in a mat FOLEY’s H NBY ANDL TAN 00PM,- (fl‘flifl‘t . . Warm Up the exposed cor- per room, the bay window, or the room that“ gets no sun with a HEATING STOVE PRICE’S Clothing ”Store 98 Washington Street Phon. No. 1135-2. PRICES T he Usual Big Reductions ,Suits $4.89 to $14-89. Overcoats Also PUuderWear. Sweaters, ,Gioves: Caps, Shoes, Men’s Odd his All Marked VeryiziLoiii P WAY 1 for you to be- wnrnPi in your new house this winter is to have us install 9. Heating System that will keep you comfortable“ on the coldest day! we‘ll study the location of your rooms. the facilities of the house and ‘_ tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water ' P or Steam System will satisfy you best. The Jones & Hotchkiss Company P Easy to Light and to Extinguish‘. United Electric Light &Water Co H EATI N G STOVES BELOW COST PLARGE SIPIE OAK HEATER. regs—‘1 in 824, at ...’.......,....._.1.8l2.50 Lass: SIZE sass BURNER, reg- ‘ .......s14.oo OAK HEATER. regular $13 at. . . $3.25 1 OAK HEATER, regular. $7.75. new?!» 1 door existing . tween Missisaillhi. Ala» P slur $28, It GONNEN WALK. AND NIQNP IT... NORWALNI (SONNIP P HYouKeep Chickens P P ‘ more than your hens can do. ‘ iotor set: when you are ready too, but 1 P ‘5 CHAS E new! DUSNBSS, N 0i SE": phone rte Mo’s’wAL’K. com- " P‘ “whirled THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic is the science of the cause of the disease and the art of air lusting the same. Diseases are caused by a wrench, twist or sprain in the. back. limbs. Chiropractors remove the cause of nerve systems in your body Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly— sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis- eases‘aro given special attention; also « Curvature of the Spine. You will 1 borer must giving Chiropractic I chance to help you. T.RANCIS..DC. 94 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK 1 Magnetic Treatments Glynn Also you Need An Incubator a-Yon can hatch more chickens and beta ler chickens with a Buckeye incubate! than you ever hatched with a hen. a _1 That’s a broad statemeiii. but every Buckeye incubator is dual-noted id ‘ 1 every hatchalile egg, and that’s An local file hen s‘eis when she is ready. 1 Come in and let us show you how i Buckeye incubator works. You'll be self? ' prised at its simplicity. We have them” in tour sizes, as low IIP -, soon .. Pam Drinking Fouii and Feed Hoppers Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the different organs and on. disease and pain. and health in restored through harmonizing the all 1 "
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