fl
" ...Oecar. gains. of .Rd‘waytou,” will,
preach next Sunday morning and rave
. sting in the M. E. Cliurchflprlng‘dale.
Great "preparations have been made
. her the supper toulght‘nt the Reliance
We Company's house in Rowayton
avenue A longs attendance is ex-
pected
PP Edward Avery. employed by Coptnin
Edward H, Smith, was in Crow‘s
woods yesterday. and while carrying a
P bundle of wood slipped on the Ice and
fell. One of the sharp ends of the
sticks penetrated Mr. Avery's eye.
making a serious injury. He‘ was
knocked unconscious for fifteen min-
utes, when he came to and, painfully
made his way home. His face was
. . ‘glreotiydiscolored and he needed the
9-» services of a. physician.
A large number of members of the
lethodist Episcopal Church, of Dar-
icn. paid a visit to the Roweyton Bap-
tist Church. last evening, and partici-
pated in the weekly prayer meeting,
snaking ti one of the most memorable
ever held there. The occasion was a
._ return visit. as the previous night a
.delegntion from the Baptist Church
' xvisited the Darien Methodists. Mrs.
Cshepsrd. of Dorian. sang a solo very
aweotly, and earlier in the service a
duct. was given by Miss Harriet Lelia
,. “and Miss Jennie Morris, of Rownyton.
' was Rose Sniffin presided at the
P piano. The meeting was in charge of
the Rev. F. A. Cunningham, assisted
by the Rev. James Benton Smith.
litany testimonials were offered, and
much enthusaism was manifested. A
number of converts have been made
recently at the series of services held
in Darlen, and these were out In force
last night. at the Rownyton meeting.
The leading thought was “is Pl‘uycl’
P Answered?" and the answers in every
use were that it is.
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’ Reliance
P Fire House
Fri. Ev’ g, January 26.
Supper served from 6 to ii p. m.—-25¢
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P ' Canada Tonight
9 NEW YORK, Jan. 26 -——Hls Royal
. Highness the Duke of connsught came
‘ luck to New York this morning from
, PM: visit. to Dissident Tilt in Washing-
Inn. The duheP was delighted with his
ption at the, national capital. be-
. fiwlally ”pleased with the demo-
issue simplicity which marked the
museums at the White House and at
dildo home of British Ambassador
titles. the royal visitor reached this
Qty early and quite in time for his
mly morning wolk. which he has
Men daily since the vice-regal wry
mind here from Canada last Mon
j, “The royal alerts of Ambassador and
In. Whitelew Reid conclude their
suture g Quays at t. in o'clock on
C'l‘he Duke. the Duchess of Con:
. and Princess when. their
“ ”litter, plsn Ibo spend their linal dd!
“ slamming. They sxpresled‘
,, I solved as being extremely pleased
t? to New York today and plan to
i. NORPTON ifw
There, Is to he an important meeting
of the Men's Club Monday night.
Miss Barbers Smith, of Main street,
is recovering Earn a slight. attack of
pneumonia.
i
Mrs. Henry Street, of Msnsileld ave-
nue, is visiting at the home of her
mother in Norwaik.
Town Clerk Stephen Hoyt received I
box of oranges. Wednesday. from tild-
ward Gray Fslrcblld, who is In Florida.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth-
odist Church met Wednesday after»
noon in the parsonage. Tea was serv-
ed.
Rev. Dr. Arthur H. Goodenough, dis-
trict superintendent of the Methodist
Episcopal Churdch. will preach in the
churchl here Sunday evening. Next
Thursday evening Dir. Goodcnough will
attend the fourth quarterly conference.
An oyster supper for the church om»
ciais and their wives will precede the
conference.
In it fast and exciting hockey game
on Gorham's pond. Wednesday. the
team from Stamford. captained by
Charlestlletts. defeated the Noroton
Junlon team. 3-1, but had to play ten
linlnutes over time to accomplish the
trick. The periods were 20 minutes
each, and at the final whistle, the
score being 1—1, it was decided to play
the overtime. Noroion was about all
in at this time. and Mumford came
Along with the two winning goals. Col-
lum scored two and Knox one for
Stamford. while Noroton's lone tally
was made by Stark.
Heaters
Try an Oil Heater in your spare rooms
$3.25 to $4.50
SchnchnnEEros. it Go.
Cor. Railroad Ave. 4 Main It. Damn
Select Groceries. Hay. Groin. flour
Ir Feed. Hordwnrn. Paints. (lines. etc
Mrs. In visiting
Keoier
Month; in New York.
Samuel
Mrs H. E. Chlchcslor has been visit-
lng friends in New i-inv.cit
Edson Purple is once more. at work.
carpenterlng, after his recent accident.
Miss Louise Lyon, who is a student
in it New York school, is home for a
week's vacation.
The Society of Christian Endeavor
will hold ,a social in the Congregational
chapel this evening.
Miss Daisy Aumsck. who has been
ill for several weeks at her home in
North Wilton. is convalesoing.
Mics Mary Comatochf who has been
stopping for a few weeks at her home
In North whiten. has returned to New
H aven.
Miss Lila Godfrey has been enter-
taining a few friends in honor of her
guest, Miss Grace Stout. of Non
walk.
The Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. W. D. Hart. Sam-
uel Crowther's essays were read and
discussed.
m.-
The Library Whist mot Tuesday at-
ternoon with Mrs. W.- R. .i. Hubboll.
Four tables were in play and a. pleas-
ant afternoon was spent.
a
Bluebirds were heard Thursday
morning. The suggestion of a local
paper that binds should be fed npplies
especially to dices beautiful oongoters.
Contractor tieorge Taylor had the
misfortune to snub nu thumb inches
or doll. requiring local duplications of
poultloes to refine the insemination
The Wiltonrfi'lcndl of Edwud Dom-
“1‘: one or our anomal- residents. will
resist to learn thitt he tell on the side.
walk near his home in Fistbush and
dislocstcd his shoulder. ‘ .
. . p
my Pin-P. midlifier, who is a
unis III I on
m SIIIIIII nus *
MbsiEtIodllvo continuum Way .
“’WI.
, ; “.4. ..
to (lure a Severe cold and
EPnPlPl All Grips? Misery
ThersfiP not one min o; quinine in
Pope's Cold Oompouiid. which. .
taken every two hours. until three
consecutive doses are-taken, will
ly end the grippe and break up the
most severe cold. either In the head.
chest. back, stomach or limbs.
it pronvaIy relieves the most this
erable hondpche, dullness, , head and
nose stuffed up. feverilhness, sneez-
ing. sore throat. running of the nose.
catarrhal affections, soreness. stiff.
ness and rheumstic twingco.
Pope's Cold Compound is the re»
sult of three ,yours' research at a cost
of more than fifty thousand dollars.
and ‘contalns‘ nogulnine. which we
have conclusively demonstrlted is not
effective in the treatment of oolds or
grippc.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed. with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine made uny-
where else In th world which will
our your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly and without any other as
sistonce or bad after-effects u a 25-
cent package of Pope's Cold Com.
pound. which any druggist in the
world can supply.
Mrs. Ebeneiier nBrrett has moved to
Carmen.
John Morton spent yesterday on
business in Georgetown.
Albert hauler, of Bridgeport, is
spending n few days in town.
Mrs. bi. bi. Godfrey is the guest of
relatives in Moutoisir, N. .l.
The Afternoon Whist (‘Iuh hold iIsP
semi monthly meeting on Tuesday.
Helen, spent yesterday in Norwalli.
Miss Elizabeth Pennoli returned y'cs-
terdsy, from :1 few days visit In New-
York. ‘
Miss Allie Andrews Is again able
to attend school lifter a few days ill-I
nose with grip.
Orlando Andrews and l). M And
rows spent yesterday on business In
South Norwulk.
ill for severui woolly is still confin
oil to her room.
George Libbey. who have been III fer
several days, are Improving. .
my...
Miss Myra Dori-in. who has been III
for two weeks. is improving, and
hopes to be able to resume her school
duties In Wilton. next. week.
#7,...
Sidney Hardlsty has super-intended
the filling if the Ice-houses at the
Bank'sfsrm in Godfrey street with a
fine quality of fourteen inch Ice. coni-
pleting the work on Tuesday.
The audden,and violent donth of
Harry L. Wsterbury. on Wednesday
‘cast a gloom iinequaled in years over
the town in which he has always lived
and where he was known as a most
exemplary young man, it represents-
tlve citizen..prominent intreligions, so-
cial and political life, and s most de-
voted son and brother. IMr several
years he was a’tea'cher in the local
schools and at the time of his death
acting schOoI visitor, and secretory of
Noriicid Grange. Mr. Waterbury m
thirty-five years of age. the eldest son
of the lace Samuel wmrbm. whose
funeral was held on January 17th. just
n week before the accident. which cost
his son's life. With his brothers, he
was assisting in felling some trees.
from the house. when the branches of
one in falling cnpght him More he
could escape. striking him. The only
surviving membcru' of the funny hr.
the mother.- Krl. Eunice W- Wet.
orbury. and the brothers, Stephen nod
George. Mr. Waterbury was sue a
member of Our Brother's Lodge. 1.0.
be held on actually from the Norneld
Conmfltldmi Church at PI 11.- in.
W
GABY AND PlllcPER MARRIED?
NEW YORK. Jan. 26.—-Thc theatri-
J
I:
'9‘ m., to hear and act upon the doings of
Mrs. Leyman Beers and daughter;
Mrs. Rachel Andrews. who has been“
Mrs. D. Moses. and hcr son, Master
oaths tarm‘groundl. some distance.
0. Id, of Not-walk; The tuners! will
col colony In ad worker: on today over " P
‘ ‘ ivod (root zhou- -
The dancing class will be held in
lisymonds Hsli this evening at 7: 30.
W
nthe Town Hall oil Eebniary i, Thurs
day. betwen the house of 1 and 5 p.
the WW“ and to equalize and ad-
iust nny violstions.
Stephen Hoyt. of the Nursery, has
had‘a new radiltor placed in his Co-
lumbln touring-cu._; The new part was
necessitated by u coilinidn with a
wugonvpolp and (lie radiator at the
nursery plant.
The postponed meeting of the Wo-
man’s Club wili'beheld this afternoon.
Dr. William S. Chase. of Brooklyn,
will speak on the civic mission of the
church, and Mrs. P. S. Wardwell, at
Stamford, will add two group-of songs
to the afternoon's entertainment.
*—
The Regular basketball five will play
the Ridgeiield team in ltidgeileld to-
night. The team and Its followers will
go iPlp In the Bates auto truck and a
big time is expected; The local teem
Is more or lessweniiened by the Injury
ails-ruined by James Woods, ‘who will
be unable to play. and It is possible
that be will have to refrain from nth.
letics for st least a your.
hm... .—
The next meeting of the New Cn-
noan Equal 'll‘rilnchlss league will be
held in Raymond‘s Hail today at 3:30
p. m. Those who will be interested lu
hearing a simple statement of the
Sum’gm question. and would litre to
have questions snswe ed in an infor~
The Hour! of Relief ivlll meet in . P
iused in Germany
last year. s
It shouldn’t be?
necessary to say“
another word
about it in our
advertising.
PerSil
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Oxygen washing
compound for all
la n n d ry p u r -
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Persil
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100
at your groper-”s
msl manner, are cordls ly Invited to a:-
tcnd. The speaker for the occasion Is
Miss Mayonne howls. an inltrncior of
IRossmnry Hail. Greenwich. Miss law
Is is sold to no shaming end a delight
ful speaker. as well as an ardent. be
Idem in equal franchise.
i
P The two local bowling clubs again
ventured to better their scores of lost
week at the Elite bowling alleys.
.i‘tiesdsy night. and they succeeded be
P youd their expectations. The Individual
Pond total scores were exceptionllly
good and negotiations are under way
Ifor a match game of players selected
from the best of the local contingent
on do strong; Norwnlk five. Scores
I hero of lam hove compared very favor
Inhiy with those rolled by the White
iPiains. Port Chester, Greenwich and
Stamford teams, and the local rollers
v
WALL
PAP E R
P Fe , Styles
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
10 First on. em Nomllt
, Telephone Four FiveTwo
W
iliave been accordingly entourugml
Following is n detailed score of the
three . guises Tuesday evening:
IA. Patterson 173 ltii . l79 {ill
IPG. Brown ........ 164 136 Nil 440‘
P L. Knapp ........ 174 183 lot 521
W. iiorIIno ...... ‘l2i’i lOII Ii? Illil
IW. Holt ......... 154 158 138 448
Total ....................... 2,304
8.1)“le ..... ii? 130 125 632
B. McGrnih ...... li9 ldl 136 386
6.01? 178 lid 123 «i
14. Brown .. ..... . 127 154 .113. 394
C. Brown 148 185 152 435
Total 2,091
MR. snaous‘y BLOWLY ns’covss-
mo. .
m
Young Men Inland In Water Tower
Explosion Not Yet About.
Charles H. Bradley, the Chestnut
street, South Not-wait, young men
who was so badly injured at the time
of the bursting of the water tower In
South Main street. is still confined to
his home. Mr. Bradley ccnnot stand
upon his ten and when he arises has
to be assisted on his chair.
Mr. medley was carried by the now
or water from the tower from where
the lunch wagon stood to the City H0~
tel, where he was picked up and at-
tended. He remained seversldnys is
mounted. but mister one home.
Pneumohin was (cited from the ex-
posure, but was wlrdod of! by osrefui-
non of the physlclln.
empathy is entailed to the butch.
toasts young ml in his trouble.
VIEWED OLD fill
mrold Stone of lenses
sheet. NM. now.- sroohlyn. N.
Y.. spent yo‘otprdsy in town. “Just look
lngatthom."uiio express-d
It. Herold was a young non who.
liked to cum when living In Norwnlk
and Wily took ocular-y. WI
mm the United Bates. once. in
col-slay with another lad trons Swill
Norwllk, he made the trip to Mud
by showing «it on a «Clients.
While hero in; Stone held «rural 90-
INP TOWN.
BIG RAILROAD DEAL WILL SOON
tlement is reached between the New
read company and the New York Cen-
sctlcmonc that menus much to the dis-
satisfied stockholders of the Rutland.
Pto SIM—for control of the Rutland' it
villi, osmium ”sun was
,u __ ~......... ...-~.-....—..»——. u...t..
60 THROUGH now.
That it will not be long before seet-
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail.
trsl regsrding the «transfer of the Rut-
land railroad to the New Haven is
the opinion that prevails today among
those closely Interested in the Ver-
mont road. Stockholders hear of it
These minority holders Pof preferred
stock claim that if the New Haven is
willing to [my the New York Central
885 a share and Interest—equivalent
should be willing to pay the same price
to them. They have an idea that'the
New Haven will do this eventually.
Approximately 7,500 shares of Rut-
lsnd preferred 81301697386!!th by the
sci-called protective committee which
is looking after the interests of the oni-
nority stockholders and there are be-
tween 15, 000 and 20 .000 shares or free
stock not deposited with the commit-
tee. Recently the stock advanced
from 840 l share to tic—an increase of
$30 in n few weeks. '
~ltching. bleeding. protruding or
blind piles yield to Dean‘s moment.
Chronic cases soon relieved, anally
cured. Draggilts oil sell it. e
ANSOIPil-A MAN MEET. HIDDEN
P. DEATH. ’ " -.
ANSONIA. Jon. ass—Charles D.
Show died at the Grills Hospital you:
ManfroInminiurytohioholdm
allied while abject to an epileptic
oonvnlolon. Mr Show was on his wny
mhlnklinstrect. whcnhe
was used with the convulsion He
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Incensed Pharmacists always in at-
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HASTINGS-ONTHE—HUDSON, New
Yon. Jon. lid—Neverin the memory
of the oldest inhabitants of Hastings-
the—Hndson hlve so many large
eagles been seen in this section as this
.winter. Since the Palisades have been
taken over as on interstate park by
New York and New Jersey the eagles
have increased rapidly in numbers
thmugh the protection given by the
flow across this town late yesterday.
. The severe winter has made food so
‘scuceforthebirdothuontwoor
«three occasions they have ventured
into Menuhin- of the villnge and
stolen chickens. such an act by s
w".
unusual.
Too wmwout‘nuirtsr hetero? outlook. '
. L. s. uon‘rou moisten.
-HART.FORD.P Jan. Nr—Lucliis 8.
Norton. a laminar, end formerly no 8»
contain of Gardenia F. King. now in
Charmh prim tell 0, detectives
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Suits $4.89‘t0 $14-89.
Underwear. Sweaters, Giovcs‘P
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All Marked Very Eow ~-
boown eagle Islnid ‘to be extremely
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We‘ll study the location of your
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tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
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Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of no
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 diderent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism, Paraly-
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Curvature of the Spine. You will
.nevcr regret giving Chiropractic a,
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dYon can hatch more chickens and bet:
for chickens with a Buckeye incubate!
than vou ever hatched with a hen. 0'0
That's a broad statement but every
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