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ROWAYTON
EugeneCiiE-hmaii. of Logan street, is
quite ill.
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'E. Bgliarris has returned to his
'llome, after a several weeks‘ stay in
New York city,
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Benjamin St. John has returned to
his home here. after a seven months'
visit in Texas.
John Bray, of Jersey City. New Jer-
sey, has taken a position with R. A.
Lobr, the plumber.
William Huyler, St. has returned to
3 his home in Rowayton avenue, after a
visit in Noroton Heights,
George Minor has taken a position
on the steamer Kate C. Stevens. and is
now in Providence. Rhoda Island.
‘3‘ ‘l H 5
A‘ hilteeu foot sign has been placed
in front of the «place of business of
Robert Scalzi. Rowayton avenue.
Mrs. Hester Wicks and Mrs. Au-
draw Mills have returned home after
visiting with friends in New Yank
" York city.
The fourth quarterly conference of1i
the Rowayton Methodist Episcopui13
.(niurch will be held this evening at
3, "7 30 o',clock in the parsonage.
riled) lhrga number of the men from
fi‘lsflifiweaieefifirnwww‘
MW $79-10?an harvesting
' s.“:~Mon Keela'a pond at the no
end of Highland avenue for Jo.
Raymond. -
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick DeCoppet
and son Robert, of Paris. who have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. it. 8
Barclay. Roway ton avenue. left for a
Saturday. alter which they will
turn to their home in France.
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re-
3conipliauce with the state law
ly passed as to individual
Committeemnn George W. Stevens;
,3. Hon the nownyton school district. has
provided sanitary aluminum folding
drinking cups for the pupils in the
achool.
Miss Elva Penny. of Danhury, a
«deacher in the Rowayton pubiic’
' ‘lchooi, is ill at her home. During
‘ {filler absence from school, Mrs. Earl
‘ "homes is substituting for her. Miss
)eatrice Bates, teacher in room two.
in also ill with ‘a severe cold and
pulls Nettie Lesson, of Darlen, is
,- taking her place.
The Rowayton basketball team jour-
neyed to Stamford last evening, and
was there defeated by the fast St.
T'iliike's, by the score or 29 to 19. it
was shitterly fought game. but Row-
W had bad luck on the baskets.
3.0”th lined up as follows: R.
‘ Way, left forward; E. Prince.
_ it forward: C. (lager, center; H.
Taylor, left guard; L. Oakes, right
The young people of the village,
tally those of the lower 'end
Flre House ,
‘Ev’ g, January 26
are very grateful to Jacob B. Ray—
mond who since he is not going to
harvest any «more ice from his pond
on Roton avenue has given permis-
sion for the young people to skate
there. The ice is in excellent condi-
tion and each evening sees a large
number enjoying the exhilarating
sport. it is hoped that the weather
man will kindly dispense with snow
for a while at least.
D
ARIEN
AND
NOROTON
“HICK'RY FARM" PRESENTED.
Noroton Young Folks in a Thrilling
Melodrama.
The Noroton fire department house
hall was crowded and standing room
was at a premium Monday night. when‘
a number of the young folks of the
village presented as pretty and lively
la melodrama as has been seen there
; in years. The name of the drama was
“Hick'ry Farm" and uh space of time
month’s stay in the West indies oni
which elapsed trom rise at the curtail
until its fail at the end was 18 months.
The plot combined the tragioending
work of a vlilian and a pretty little.
love story. Gilbert Durkwood other
wise known as William A. Cullen,
was the villain. He played the part
of a handsome, unscrupulous city man
as has seldom been seen in amateur
j theatricals. Darkwood has heard that
a certain railroad will require the
property of Ezekiel li‘ortune, a good
natured farmer. and he determines to
get hold of the place so that he may
lmake money on it. lie is unable to
buy it. so he hires an unscrupulous
iman named Uriah Skinner. known as
'!a miser, to do his dirty work and get
hold of the deeds Meanwhile Dork-
wood has become sequalntcii with Par
tune’s daughter. Jessie, and he thinks
l
drinking cups in all public buildings.. he can “88 her in his W-Olk "e ““9;
in an attempt to get her to come to
New York and marry him, although
for a. time it seems as though he were
to succeed. Jack Nelson, otherwise
known as Martagh McDonald, is Miss
Fortune's real lever and he defends
.his sweetheart bravely against the
l wiles of the villain. The alfair comes
to a climax when the bank in which
Nelson is employed is robbed and Nel-
son is accused. lit is all Darkwood's
lwork, as iafound when Rankiin, a
iNew York detective. gets down 'to
s facts and gets the necessary proot to
convict Darkwood. The best scene
of the performance was the last. when
Ranklin called Darkwood's bluif, and.
as the latter tried to make his escape.
shot him dead. Of course the lovers
were happy and Mr. Fortune had once
more a clear deed to his ' property.
There was another love story, comi—
cal in the extreme. between Lawrence
Matthew, a New York alderman, and
Mrs. Priscilla Dodge, a susceptible wi»
dew. Mia. Dodge was not. adverse to
his entreatiea and at times seemed to
realize that Leap Year was her year.
'Ithe characters wares Gilbert Dark-
wood. William A. Cullen; Uriah Skin-
ner. George Ousdaie,1r.. Ezekiel For-
tune, Charles Bennett; Mrs. Priscifla
Dodge, Mrs. Charles Bennett; Jessie
ll‘ortune, Mics Lydia Vosburg; ta'w
renco McKeeaan. James Smith; Jack
'Rankiin, Dragons Wells; , constables.
walls Wood and a. N. Older.
The entire analr was a ' success,
both financially and socially. and
great credit her his or her work, .
lender's Pom is rapidly nearing com
pletion. 'Ohs work is rosin: done by
‘ the Chipman and Bower Company. of'
with T. A. Caffry. in Stamford.
Nelson. Murtagh McDonald; Detective
every one who book norm entitled “to
Thomas Harria’angw house at Ool~
v
New Haven.
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Joaeph Golden has taken a position
The Darion baseball team will give a '
dance in the town hall, February 12.
Dr, H. 8. Nellson has purchased a
new Thomas limousine touring car.
J. Nansen-[oi Main street, was out. of
town Monday on business.
w. 11. Orchard it! able to be about
again after being ill for six weeksi
Mrs. Mary Kinney was taken 'to a
hospital in Mlddletown, last Week.
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n A. Burke's ice houses are being
tilled tor the summer by it. R. F. Skel-
l0“.
(
Carl Miner. 01 apringdale. has
bought Charles Miller a house. on the
Post road
James Raymond has accepted the
position of engineer, at Fitch's Sold
ierl‘ Home.
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Miss Lorretta Lord. of Noroton
lleigluta. spent the week and with
friends in the city.
John Harrison. oi Nairoton Heights.
will leave next month for a few weeks'
trip to Bermuda.
Th‘e Noroton Glee Club will hold an
ice carnival on Gorham's Pond. Wed-
nesday and Thursday evonings.
Cyril Crimmins's poultry were
among the leading prize winners at the
Stamford Poultry show. last week.
A barge belonging to the New York
. Transportation company has been fro:-
ten in the ice at Rings End.
\V. (l. Strunxward purchased it ill
horse power Overland touring car at
the Automobile show in New York last
week, '
The Stanitord Gas and meant!
Company will begin at once the work
‘of placing the new electric lights in
l Darien and Nomton.
WWW
Miss Agnes Jordan. who has been
visiting with friends in Rartfoud, the
past week, is expected to arrive in
Noroton Heights. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Northrop and
daughter, of Norwalk. spent Monday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hartford
ismith. on Main street.
Mrs. (learns W. hood. of Courtland
1avenue. Stamford. spent Thursday
with their moths . rMs. William bard,
Nomton Heights.
William Jordan and John lord. the
long-distance walkers of Noroton
Heights start Saturday on a trip to
Missouri They expect to make it in.
live days. Many friends will be on
hand to see the boys start.
H. M. Baker, one of the committee
appclimed by the «town of union. has
an appointment with the selectvmcn at
Stamford and othciaia of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road. in reference to the new bridge to
be built, over the Noroton river.
o
l . Bread River
MMJohn Hall, who has been very
ill, shows a little improvement.
The Silver Lake [co Company has
a large force of men at work cutting
the ice on the Wilson pond. on New
Canaan avenue.
Henry w. Ireland. of this mace. em-
'ployed in the shipping room. at tth ‘
a .1. Cash Ltd" in South Norwaik. is
assisting in the New- York once of
the company while its headquarters
in that city are being moved into the
Metropolis building.
SUCCESS NOT WON BY FRAUD. '
NEW HAVEN. Jan. Sir-“it is a
crime." said John Kendrick Bangs, in
addressing the. Conneétlcu‘t Church
Club here. last. night. "to teach young
boys that success can be won by old-
cahory and fraud. They should be
{sushi an the guilty or helpfulness
icwhat is demanded inthoworidat
the present day. and annuities and
other muck-raking institution!“ new
be amnesia Manned. Lou
than hvspcrmbonhameawhoare
Oil
H612, '4
361's
'Tryanouamloxmsmroom
termed aucoeaaful in the United States
attained that distinction by exploiting
their talisman. " an Banal topic
aiThe Cheerful Outlook.
MODERN WOMEN’S OOMVKN-
Climatic. Jan; ammo; cala-
mlscioadra of five m were expected
to mm the cm cannons
the national convention of the Modern
Wenonah o! Ana-lea *hera‘ today
no lust columnar,
inn aliens. sour 8
Li
...
like garbage in a awiil barrel.
liver and bowels rexuiatad and
Don't for:
need a g
ally.
100
‘it’.
may.
Miss Elizabeth Shaw has been visit,
log irionda in Norwaik.
Miss Mignone Waidron of Hoyt
street. has ban a guest of friends in
New York
Good skating is being enjoyed on
Lake Wampanaw and the Raymond
pond at Talmadgc Hill. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wright, of Sam-3
erlleid. Mara, hare been enjoying a
brief visit. with their daughter, lira. i-i.,
C. Turner, St. John's place.
Mr. and Mn. c. 3.1mm and daugh-;
tor Marion, of East Maple street, are,
spending ten days with Mrs. Darti‘s‘
mother in Domhester. Man.
Robert Davis and family. who have
been residing on East ‘avsuue. have
moved into the house formerly occu:
pied by him and his family on Locust
avenue.
1
The r. it. ‘0. danclng class which
was postponed last week, will be con-
tinued Friday evening in Raymond's
Hall and a sectioned crowd of merry»
makers is anticipated.
There has been plenty of ice and ev.
ery ice house in town has been filled
Lake Wampanaw with the beat grade
of ice ever harvested there.
Motion picture shows will continue
in the opera house. Saturday evening,
frozen hot-wgter pipes. The plumbing
arrangements in the building are said
to be in very bad condition. and a gen-
cral overhauling will be necessary.
it
Furred Tongue, Bad Taste. indigestion,
lleadachea came from a torptd liver and clogged bowels. which cause
stomach to become filled with undigested, food, which scars and fermenta
That's ths'firat step to untold misery—indi-
gestion, foul 3am, bad breath. yellow skin. mental tears. everything that
is horrible and finalisation. A Cascarct tonight will straighten you out by‘
morning—1 meant box will been you feeling good for months.
of men and women take a Cascaret now and then to keep their stomach,
communism .
new museum
Elmer Webb baa tilled three houses at.
after a week's discontinuance due toI
IILIDIJB IIE'AMBHE,
Tilllllli [Iii LAZY LIVER
Hallow filth and Miserable
your
Millions
nevr know a miserable moment.
at the children-«their little insides
cod, gentle, cleansing, 100,0 debutan-
WALL,
PAP E R
Fall Styles
E E. Gorbam
Decorator
10 First 81.. East Nov-walk
Telephone Four Five’l‘wo
W
this belated train kept from feeling.
Hustler one door at the station will
he kept open and the lights and tires
will be kept going all night.
Agitation has lupin started for an
auto chemical wagoit‘ for the local fire
department and the many good rea-
sons advanced for such an unto-date
piece of firefight!“ apparatus are
without opposition other than the fact
that there is no money available for
its uni-chase. The city people who re-
side in the suburbs are the ones who
would be mostly benefitted and pro-
tected by the autoichemieal and it
would seem that a popular subscrlp
tion started among the summer colony
ought to have immediate support. it
is a plan worth trying out at any rate
and it is up to some member of the,
tire company to get the paper started.
The most costiy’summer places incur
town are on the surrounding ridges
and a great ways outside the borough
limits and with an autochemlcal the
An inspection of the tire hydrants in
the bumps-h during the recent cold
were in good condition and none were
to those interested and particularly so
so than who took onbrrah interest to
make the lnveoeigatiou. -
James Woods is laid up at his home
damaged right knee cap. Mr. Woods
received the injury in a basketball
armory. water cancers haveavml‘ed
and an operation may be deemed
necessary Dr. or .O‘Shauahneuy'
is treating him and his many friends
hope that he will color no permanent-
ly ill enact.- from thewcident.
Janina Gleason, who was in partner-
ase or C. a Wood‘s Iain street.
restaurant. has left town. Mr. Ray-
llr. matey will worktor him. Stanley
Bord wiubeinchuufiotthonlaht
lunch concern It iaaaidthht mason
didaotooadaotthehomunamlr
and the imam. partnership
mthcrcauhodtoonnayono-aided
utterances. ‘ .~
The new order new the ticket
window at. all «an. unis"- a the
local simian alter 'l: 80 is hailed. with
«ham by the commit alumna-
unannounced-linens: soc.
unwill havepopayoaahtaresontha
1m mun: m cat! no am
will,» checked. The rolls; mar
camoalittio con Wroclaw.
butit‘i'a thou “mansion“ of
themd'ararmawtitbsin' sympathy
Vfihm;w ,
.. mm
an: '
Weather revealed the fact that thel'lsurance companies would lower the
french. This statement is encouraginx'
on South Main street with a badly Many Little
game two weeks ago in the Stanford warmer)“. Jan. 24 -‘— When
ship with mud nine: in the puma-l
mend has taken back the hardness and' 3
connoisseur. mam .
tint museum 1 Monroe. l8i300, linen
oi
m3W.Fli’m‘gneiiircdtCo
protection from the are would be
doubly increased. Whether the tire in-
ratca is a matter of conjecture. but. the
matter of additional calety is a audio
lent incentive.
COflPSE HAD ROSY GHEEKB AND
TALKS...
Pietroa Surrounded
“Body" of Mother—Mystery
to the Doctora-
\
.fl
Medical Examiner Crane answered a
call trout No. to airports street, to pass
on the death or lira. Angelo Plea-o, he
found Mrs. Pietro in bad surrounded
by Pietro, several women relatives
and a number of little Pietro: who
were waiting and mournins. They
while at work.
The "combo" had rosy cheeks and
after an examination, sat up and con
was soon as wall as ever and Dr.
Grace was unable to determine the
cacao of all the trouble. ‘
I Bio. F08 HIM-IWAY WORK.
way Dannie-loner Mdodcoald is con-
enough advanced to pornit of spent“
.the pound. He has called for bids on
W M be opened next. WOW
may for mm worku follows:
in W.- lsstlinaaldectotmacad
ma; in mum. 13.800 lineal feet or
“rammed road;- inDanhury. l.-
400 lineal test or can read
in Mitford 2.188 lineal not at and
Mt in Old Daybreak. 15.000 lineal M
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acid that the woman had dropped dead
horned with the medical man. Bus ,3
marrow. Jan. xii—cute my»,
finals: Mo simian for highway con: 3
as soon as the spring to tar
Warm Up
the exposed cor-
ner room. the bay
window, or the
room that gets no
sun with a
GAS“
HEATING STOVE
‘ QDustiess. Noise-
less, .: Botherless,
Easy to Light and
to Extinguish.
United Electric
Light &Water.Co
H EATI N G
STOVES
BELOW COST
Lassa size can search. regu.
LARGE all: 8A8! BUDNERH’OI- ,
ular 028. at . . .....01400
OAK HEATER. regular :13 at. . . $8.25
aaoaaaaaeoa
r. A. MITCHELL
Furniture Store
CORN“ WALL AND HIGH '1‘-
inn—Iai—
Norwalk Branch Office oi
The Evening Sentinel
“Aw
'4.“—
When We Put Up Younl‘f
Prescriptions
Satisfaction Follows
“sound Pharmacists always in at-
liar $24. at ............. ....01250 .»
OAK HEATER, regular $7.75,~at.fl.75 ‘
..rou Need an Incubator."
, than you ever it
‘ hatch every hat:
AT PRICES .
The Usual Big Reductions
Suits $4.89 to $14-89.
Underwear. Sweaters, .Gloves 3
Caps, Shoes. Men’s Odd rims
All Marked Very Low, V
Overcoats Also
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phon No. 1185-2.
WAY
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
a 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
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
Theiones & Hotchkiss
Company
Phone 742 NORWALK, CONN.
THE NEW scmscs
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiroprautfris the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench twist or sprain in Lil!
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lite in the dliferent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six-
nervs systems in your body. .
Nervousnesa, Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis, Heart. Kidney and Female Dia- .
use! are given special attention; also
Curvature of the 'Splne You will
never regret. giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T.FRANCISDC.
04 WASHINGTON 3T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatinsnu Given Alec
[LY on Keep Chickens '
0Yon can hatch more chickens and hilta
let chickens with a Buckeye incubate!
with a hen. I
That: a broad statcm'ént. but every
Buckeye Mobster l? inmate“ “
the h babe an: tfhat’s
more nyour- mean o. a self.
hater sets when yaw are ready hill
the hen sets when sheis
Come in
Book‘s” inwba’tbr .
prised at its simplicity ‘ '
Welter: manifest-Malina
$600
Poll!” main; Fons
and Feed Hoppers
CHAS s new
Washinfitanamat,‘ Booth Norwalk
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