- ‘Wssh Baby’s Clothes ‘With the Self Actlnd . Oxyden Washind Compound .A“ _ all stains. w. stainless white, sweet and glenically clean. 10 Cents .The Rowayton Hose Company won t the custody of the pool tournament. . cup for another year last night, when A‘Sanford P. Wicks. of the Hose com- ‘pany, defeated Percy Sherron, of the "of 100 10 84. The books of the circulating book club will be ready for the members on Saturday.- They will later be added to the public library a) the discretion of its book committee. The list fol- lows: Queed. Kennedy Square. . Pandora‘s Box. The Rosary. The Mistress of 'Shellstone. The Winning of Barbara Worth. The Glory of Clementlna. The iron Woman. People of Pophsm. The Girl of the Umberlosl. _ The Carpet from Bagdad. . Mr. lngleside. m. The Resurrection of Miss Cy.nthla ’ o Reliance _ A , Fire House . "m Ev’g, *Januz'uy 26 supper served from G to 9 p. m.——25¢ 3‘3- GREENPORT ovsreas Rudolph A. Lohr Phone 1278 ROWAYTON. CONN. I Plumbing 8. Heating INSTALLER OF THE “Belknap” System 0F HOT WATER HEATING Moat Modern and Economical System. DARIEN I’LNOROTON __ lss Marjorie Smith. of Main street, spent Tuesday in New York. 'lfl‘he Dorian hockey team is trying to arrange a genie with the Newton n A-A A Millie a handler-lilo show in ‘A‘ANoroton Heights firehouse next The momma hockey team will play the Sound Batch. team in Soundllaeach, .itAhIs house on NoIroton avenuoyio to he about again. PERSIL ~ Persil will absolutely remove Parsil cannot iniura tholdeli- cate flannels, laces and embroid- eriqs of the baby’ 5 wardrobe. Pcrsil leaves all clothes :1 ,At Your Grocers Reliance Fire Company. by the score AAeights. are the proud parents 'Iot. " little daughter. She snows : hy- Noroton Heights. has returned to his home, after a week's visit with his brother, in New York. I William A. Lincoln, of New Haven. formerly chief of the police force there, died yesterday afternoon at the Soldiers‘ Home in Norcton Heights lie was 75 years of age. and senllity was one of the causes of death. Mr. Lincoln had been in the Home since August 12, 1910, and had been in the hospital all of that period. He is sur’ vived by his widow and one son, Charles '1‘. Lincoln. of 126 McKinley . in cnue. New Haven. Mr. Lincoln serv- ‘cd in Company 1". First Connecticut llesly Artillery. in the Civil War. He was broveted a major. The body was sent to New Haven for burial —-—. an-a Heaters Try an Oil Heater in your spare rooms $3.25 to $4.50 Schlichting Bros. & Co. .Cor. Railroad Ava. A Main It... Dario» Balsa! Groonriea. Hay. Grain. l'lsar i wood. Hardware. Paints. Glass. ate . cost our all. 000, in“ . funds came. of corruption against the Republlcan committees for those and lather years I . bassadorshlps were bestowed as s re- .use of mob .3500. 000 as the largest, while those of l Broad River A rehearsal for the dialogue to bel given in the chapel soon will he heldi at the chapel tonight o of linrt I William Spray and isulilv. in to their former home. In England to reside. In the near future. MANY Ar‘ranoao consrauc. TION reams. WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-——Sixty.two railroad instruction trains Operated during the past year by. the office of experiment station of the Department of Agriculture covered more than 35.- 000 miles and the meetings held in them ware attended by nearly 1.000.000 persons, according toIA. C. True. di- rector of the 'work, submitted today to Secretary of Agriculture Wilson. Mow. able schols to the number at 1‘9 were’ held. with an attendance of forty thou. sand. . minors institutes, of which more than 15.000 sessions were held, brought together nearly two million persons to discuss} agricultural prob- lems. Counting special institutes. the attendance was more than three mil- lion, an increase of nearly 400,000 ov- er the previous year; la CARDINAL FARLEY’S ELEVATION. NEW YORK. Jan. 25.—John Cardi- rial Farley's elevation to the cardinal ate of the Roman Catholic ChurAch was formally celebrated at st. Patrick's Ga- thedral today in the presence of Car- dinal A‘Gibons,ol Baltimore, Archbish- op Prendagnst. of Philadelphia. and an impressive attendance of monsignors. priests and bishops. The Cathedral was elaborately decorated and there was an Inspiring musical program Af her solemn pontliical mass was cele- "Auslliaryl Bishop Thomas F. Gusset. followed by an address or welcome oi the cardinal by clergy and laity.to A which his ordnance respoaM The ceremony mas-ks the close of festivb A'aeo which begun with the cardinal's arrival from Rome: ~ - ,. Albcd wetting. rhcd every night clear through on the 3 floor '97. l. l). O. E. Which was bold but "of directors organised and elected of bratod, a sermon was preached by' A‘matoly a mililon and a hall dollars , each year tbr I macaw portion such. commits. “ b9 the donnooticut Wit}, u—fl‘ Til ELEBT I808EVELT DEGLAIEB illiLBEAIIIAIIIl ' wasmNdTON. ll 0.. Jun. 35-.. Senator Culbertson of Texas has cgus all considerable amazement In the lion ate and elsewhere by declaring lhat he had heard that It cost 811,000,000 - to elect Tbeédlire Roosevelt in 1904. So he wants a resolution adopted for a committee of inquiry whence the The senator made sweeplng charges Indirectly, he charged that foreign am. ward for campaign contributlous and lnfareutlally he charged that former President Roosevelt had condoned the slim politics. Relies-ring especially to the campaign of 1908. Mr. Cambrian said that the contributionc‘tn the Democratic fund had been made by 74. 000 persons with the Ropublifian‘ fund were made by 12,- 330 persons, with Cliarles P. Taft. brother of the Republican presidential candidate at 'tbeir head with n gift of 8110. 000. Republicans who happen to know how empty the 1904 campaign cheats were are Inclined to laugh at the Cul- berson sum. Thoyrsay that their rec- ollection was that the figure was about $1,100,000. which was about the figure collected and spent in 1908. it did not take very much to defeat the Demo oxalic ticket of 1904. LIGHT WEIGHT WRESTLER AR- RESTED. Louis Stuart. of Mloblgan. intoxicated in South Norwaik. Two cases come up In the South New walk and of the Town Court this morn. lug before Judge William F‘. Tammany and ~Prosecuting Aims-hey George H. \'osllllrgh. The first was that of Louis Stuart of Michigan. who claimed that he had been the champion lightweight wrestler of the world. Stuart was ar-l rested by Officer Wallace A. Snmmis.‘ charged with intoxication and was sentenced to spent 15 days In Bridge- port jail and costs. ‘ The other case was that of John Lulldoslow. who was arrested lustA night by ()ilicer Somalis. charged wilhi being drunk. Laudeslow was fined 85? and costs. which be was unable to pay and he went to jail. w... Cllsrlas Durham. borington. ill. .. has] succeeded in finding a positve curs fori “My little boy not the i tried several kinds of kidney medicine and l was in the drug storoi ‘Ioohlng for something different to help: him when i heard of Fair's Kidnoy Pills. After he had taken them two days we could see a shame and when was cured. That is about six weeks ago and he has not wet the bad since." In The Bridge Pharmacy and W. '1‘. Win I more & Co. BUTLER LODGE TRUSTEES. w..- Two Additional Ones, William more and w. 3. Wilcox. At the haunting of Butler false. No. Port. 2 evening. William Podniore and Wil- liam is. Wilcox were appointed trus- tees for terms of four and five years, respectively; augmenting the board of trustees toAthe number‘s! live mem- bers. This ill-done for the reason that the acquisition of the new buildings; augments the duties of this board to such an extent that three members found it dimcult to do justice to the wink. Arrangements for the box social which is to be held this week and oth- er general sud routine matters of business were discussed. . woo-nun- ELEOTIION 0F DlREICTORS AND OFFICERS. At the annual meeting of the Lgunso bury & Bleach 00.. hold on Tuesday afternoon at the company‘ s oilice the following directors were elected: William A; Curtis. George F‘. Belts. Edwin 0. Kaoier, '.1‘ Marshall AAn- draws. Frederick A Ella. Flt-anklln IA. Smith. Hoary W.- Gregory At the close. or the stockholders meeting,- the board floors for the ensuing your as follows: President—Henry W. Gregory. “comment-Franklin A. Smith. secretary and Treasurer—Jr. Mar- shall. Andrews. Superintendent—Gouge F. Bolts. FARMERS IUY FERTILIZIIIIS. NEW HAVEN, Jan-2 . 25.-—'i‘lie am ens oi the stage are paying. approxi- just. «ltd The story puhllahbsinn the NomYork World yesterday about Rev. Erastus E. Ford' s “philanthropic" scheme for the "advan'coment of the welfare of lid-lan- ity” Interested New Canaan folk. be- caused the picture giving the impres- sion that this town was the business seat of the noted Mr: Ford. Perhaps it. II. but no otlb here knows it. Chief lichmldt. who read about the plan with interest, said it was the first intims 'tlon he'd received of such an anion prise , finding shelter hers. “'l‘bal'l what the fellow ‘whocalled our town 'The Next. Station to Heaven' has brought down spoil us." said the chief. . HEMAN 0.~ AVEBILI, FILES Hi3 AN- SWER __..... Commissioner on Domestic Animals Danica Charges Mada Against Him Judge William F. llenncy. repre sealing Haitian 0. Averill. controls- sloner on domestic animals. has filed with the attorney general the follow- ing answer to the charge made by Dr. F. (l. Atwood 0! New Haven. in the above entitled proceedings, Heman 0. Averill. commisloner on domestic animals, makes answer to the charges above referred to as fol- lows. to wit: » 1. This respondent denies that -in the conduct of his office ho has at any time been guilty of any lncoru science. misconduct. or material neg loci. of duty. 2. With reference to such and every charge contained in the ’ 18 paragraphs set forth in the state- ments this respondent denies spool. firstly that be had been guilty of any neglect of duty or misconduct or in- compontenco. hut overs, trary. that as to each and every in- cident set forth in the paragraphs ‘of said statement. he has performed his: full duty with all reasonable care lilillI diligence. ii. And for furlbcr answer. this re. “ailment says that in the appoint- ment of his deputy as well as in the appointment of all other official agents. said commissioner has taken great care to appoint man of experi- (lace. skill and honesty whom quail- ilcalions are in all respects up to the standard required by law; that his ex- penditures have always been kept lwithin tbeJimits prescribed by law: that in the transaction or the bush Hens pertaining to his allies and the performance of his official duties. shill commissioner halt rogurdoll solely the public welfare without lett avenue. are contemplating return I be 1‘“ taken "'0 thirds of ' bottle h‘ reference to am ulterior or political mollvo. and has endeavored to main- lnin the dmflment as an efficient “.Aand useful organisation in the gov lernmcnt of in; cute. and has In sisted. as the policy of this depart- ment. upon the disinterested and loyal service of all its members to advance the public welfare. The test of enulloyment in every Instance has been the quality of service and truth in: else: that the'nnymonts to agents referred to in the charms have all been made in conformity to the law and were reasonable and proper in the circumstances of each case, and this items of the'aame will be pro duced for examination at the bean lnilf that the business of the office is conducted by a system showing the nnture of the, cases handled and the result In each case and that record is particularly referred to as a part of this answer and will he produced at the bearing; that the commissioner has devoted his time and energy to the work of said office and has on- gaged in no other business or occupa- ti‘on' saving and excepting his Judge- ‘ ship of the court of probate in the town of Washington'hut alleges that said court is only in session for transaction of probate business on Saturday afternoons of each week at 2: 30 p. m., at which hour all this de- partmonts of the slate capitol are closadl and thstfitherfihas been no ing engaged in any utiliti- employs meat: that the communion“. in the performance of his duties has at all times cooperated with departments whose isxporiancp or auggoation could be of value to tblsl department, and has emblem in the work of his da- partnl‘oot such aids as science could calibrations rimsnt nation located .. - it here. nonporlaaystbeiiguros are» approximate because accurate data L lbs" llllllll‘lllI'II” I on the cow 3 "of every character _ Ill 1 also . this, heartburn, llsaliacllo, Sour- nssIs and All Stomach Misery Ended with Papa’s DiqpelAlsln . Nothing will remain undigested or sour oh your stomhcb if you will take a little Dispepsin occasionally. This powerful digestive and antacid. though as harmless and pleasant as candy. will digest and prepare for as- slmilntion into the blood all the food i‘ou can eat. Eat what your stomach braves, without the slightest fear of indigo.» lion or that you will be bothered with sour risings. Belchlng. Gas on Stom- ach, Heartburn, Headaches from stomach. Nausea. Bad “lirealh; Water Brash, or a feeling like you had swal- lowed n lump of lead. or other dis~ agreeable miseries. Sbouldxyou be suffering now from any stomach dis- I order you can get relief within five minutes. if you will get from your pharma- cist a 50 cent case of Papa‘s Diaper» sin you could always go to the table A with a hearty ”motifs; and your meals would taste good. because you would know thhre-Would be no indi- gestlon or sleepless nights or Head- ache or Stomach misery all the next day; and besides. you would not need laxative ‘or liver pills to keep your stomach and bowdls'clenn‘ and fresh. Papa's Diapepsin can be obtained from your druggist, and contains more than sumcient to thoroughly cure the worst case of Indigestion or Dyspep sis. There in nothing better for (ins on the Stomach or sour odors from the stomach or to cure a Stomach madncbe You coolant keep is handler or more useful article in the house. WALL PAPER * » Fall styles E. E. Corham I ficcorator in First an. East Norwalk TclcphoneFourFiveTwo W ”M... .... ....._... WOMAN'S STUDY CLU 3. Mrs. F. A. Brando Entertainer! Mom. bars at Her Home in Seoul Nor-walk. The Womans Study Club held its seventh regular meeting on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. PA. A. Brands in South Norwsllr. The re- markably good record of this club in the matter of attendance «was fully sustained only onb member being ab- sent. The current events paper by ‘Miss Lynch was weseht‘ed In an with psi and interesting manner. and Mrs. Parties contributed to the galety ol the social hour by this reading of some witty French anecdhlesiv if The historical Study prolgram for the evening presented subejcts from the time of Meltsconl' s war with Its do- élslve mils. to. and including the battles of usinmon and Concord. ' Two very interesting biographical papers were read as follows: Benjamin mulls—Miss Raymond. Ralph Waldo Emerson—Mrs. Hoops. The next meeting will be devoted to Lincoln and. will Abe. perhaps. the beat on thlsyesr's program; It will be held withMrs. Parties, Rowsyton. West sldAe. on Monday evening, February 6. 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D Hamill I 9, JAMES PARKER, Manager. . tiles-lit noon at. Ma AT PRICES I TheUSualI Big Reductions Suits $4.89 to $14-89. OvercoatsAlAso Underwear. Sweaters. Cloves Caps, Shoes, Men’s OddIl’IalIlts All Marked Very Low . Buckeye incubator is «dubs-blood id _ hatch every hatchablc Thinning Sentinel i. Licensed Pharmacists always in at- I n“ if PRICE’S Clothing Store 98 Washington Street I Phom No. 11352. I WAY for you to be warm in your new house this winter is to have us lnslzm 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 Stonm System will satisfy you best. The Jones & Hotchkiss ‘ Company NORWALK. CONN. Phone 742 THE NEWIECIENCE Dci'mition of Chiropracnc Chiropractic is the science of the «use of the disease and the art of ad- lusting the same Diseases are caused by a wrench, twist or sprain in the back. Even If done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the different organs and limbs Chiropractors remove the cause oi this disease and pain, and health is restored through harmonizing the six nerve systems in your body. Nervousness. Rheumatism. Parsiy‘ sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Die cases are given special attention; also Curvature of the Spine. You will never regret giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. T. FRANCIS. D. 'C. . as inflame-ran or. so. uoawaut Magnetic Tmtmonlabclm Also :WW l 33}. Milli «glass? P My MYouKeepChickens You Need An Incubator aYouI can hatch more chickens and beta icr chickens with a Buckcye inhabit than \ou ever hatched withye a' hung That‘ s a broad statement. but .and that's more than your. liens can 0. An' incur later sets when you are ready (A00, bill e hen sets when she“ is ready Comcin aadictassbowyoobowa; Buckeye incubptoqwdrka. You'll be sun iscd at its simplic'ty W1 Vehsve Ath'cni ln‘Ionilf nor. as lost ssI- $600 -P.‘ul‘try Dubbing Faun and Feed Hoppers CHAS E . DCW‘ Willilflwll Street, South Norwalk
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