l f i
em. 11111
~ 'givadpwork forlcould
3 not stand the pains in my
3. back. The doctor said I
' needed an operation for
. female trouble but Lydia
3 E. Pinkham' a Vegetable
.. Compound helped me
.~ more than the doctors
:3 did. I hopo that dyer-y
i one whd is loading will
get the Compound. My
palm, nervousness and
backache are gone and I
have gained the pounds.
I 0116 my. thanks to your
medicine for it is the
writeup you for special
33 T111111 Purina. BJay
a Pmkum N Y-
Wlien a remedy has lived for over
flirty years, steadily growing in popu-
m influence, and thousand: upon
' of Women declare they owe
flied: very lives to it,’ 111 it not reasonable
3 heliteve that it 1s an article of great
We challenge anyone to show any
. fiher one remedy for a s cial class of
3 which has attain such an enor-
m demand and maintained it for so
early years as has Lydia E. Pinkham’ s
« went Ipeclal advice write to
1 “ mam “Min am lethal-e (in. (while
Mal alzliys a, less. Your letter will
he open! road and answered by a
moron and hold in strict confidence.
moreveménts are, being made to the
mun-3‘01! Robert 83mm, in Baton
3 m--w
31511411 noticed skim-
omen Hurst, of Tokenokc. is onion
willing: Andrew Grady. of New York
' 'a few, days.
‘ 3» visit with relatives in Danbnry.
1%Customers wanted at Scalzi’u.
.. Heed 6‘1 Uonrpanv, of Bridgeport are
templating the purchase or the
Denial property opposite the school
Wire in Rowayton and may establish
a3 ahlpyard and blacksmith shop.
The brake chain on the 6 :30 o'clock
«Ear from" Rownyton, yesterday 1uor11~
dug, broke as the car was going dorm
the Bumhourd hill. The motormanl
thin: or: the power. and finally sue.
needed in bringing the cm to :1 stop
without damage.
of mémters or Reliance 30111111
gave an oyster supper in the Re‘
Woe Fire Company's quarters, inst
wooing. The attentional) was large.
and everything passed all in the most
deacon: manner possible. The menu
an excellent one in every respect.
. Phone 12711
Rendition, can».
33 3 ? HOT WATER HEATFNG
M Modern and Economicak
" 3 System.
‘ ' '1 more 1.5.1.3.. visited her can
re. .Willlarn ‘- Hawley, in New
3 . onoday recently.
' 111nm Wardwe‘ll, ’3: sum.
’ AWodaosday with her he
nil 1111.. Bradley * ‘
Mood—..-
surround Inc company sin-3
. very strongly in the esteem of the
Captain Nehemiah Knox, oi Roomy-3
ton nvenue.'has returned home after a‘
. grip.
’ avenno, spent Thursday out of town. ‘
been: harvesting ice from 3
3 model. L1 Blmmon’a house on Leroy
' «DARIEN
AND
DARlEN AMATEURB’ H l7.
W
Hollie. '
. Before: a lull hous‘e. in the Town
Hall. lose“ ovenlugntho 111.1111. Droolin-
tic, Musical and Social Society prodnc
ed The Teaser, by Charles 'S. Allen.
The club given a play every month.
the proceeds going where they will do
the most good. This time the money
w... be used for renovation oi the
Congregational Church.
There seems to be a determination
among Darien people to do a little boo
tor every time they undertake any-
thlng and this In especidlly true of the
Dramatic Club. That this organization
has the support of about everybody in
town was shown by the attendance.
.vsry seat in the hall was taken.
Many out of 11 people were in 11t-
tendanco.
it is a rural. three act comedy. and,
as usual. love reigns supreme. in the
first act, Arnold liaye. a young journal
i111 :who is spending a nupposcd vacu-
tlou in the country (the time in soon
mer). is struck vb§ an automobile while
riding a bicycle. He is brought to the
home 0; Mrs. Marlon Hemynn, a will
ow, with a very humlaome,dnnsyl1tor. It
is a case of love at first sight with
young iiayo and the daughter. Whoa
ho recovers from the injuries he in in
vited to stay longer. and he remains
as a boarder, under the pretence of
writing a play. As the "play" pro
grosses, Mellow establishes ‘hlmacll
widow nod her daughter. although
Miss Ellice seems greatly annoyed. as
liaye in himself. when he receives vio
lotscontod loltorn 1mm 11 girl in the
oitv. Hayo is helped out of this trot»
bio by the friendly counsel of Dr.
Thorpe.
l-layo meets Ebenezer 111.11.11.11
money lendex, who holds a mortgage
on the 'l‘v‘lcmyng home. Randell is in
invested in n. syndicate which wants to
buy this place for a summer renorl;
and. 111113 loan. which In due in a short
time. is not, paid. it will lie easy ior
him to gain posacooion oi the place.l
Mr. Flemyng had invested. during his
lifetime in. the Teaser Mine. buying
five hundred shares of stock. The mine
has apparently proven a failure. Han
dall had also investc. but had sold his
stock before it had become seemingly
worthless. A very rich vein is dis-
covered in the mine. and a syndicate
seeks to buy up the shares of the
stockholders. fillayo, when he heard of
the find. wse'hhlo to buy 11 number oi‘
aileron. and when Randall, who also
knows of the discovery tries to buy the
shock belonging to Mrs. Flomyug at
what he says is a very “generoun”
price. llaye mummies his ache-1119.38?
clever management. Hnyo greatly in-
creases the fortune 01.1119, Flomymra.
and their gratitude to hlmwia unbound-
ed i
There is 1110111111' "Teaser" in the
piece, in the person of Miss Elllce
Flemyng, whom l‘luye wishes to marry.
Things turn out as all such otories do,
with the villain foiled and the hero
and heroine coming into their own.)
During the entire period—manor: ‘Urat
linh moisten. the mailman. and Dru-
nlila Todd.Urnllal1‘a beet girl,who.l1y
the way, is some actress. kept the and
lanes in an uproar. Drusilla's acting
was good? and Uraliah held up ‘Darien'a
reputation ,rtor telling “fish" stories.
in the last act some very, pretty
songs were sung by the church choir
quartette. composed of Misa’i‘herea‘u
Hoyt, Mrs. Henry Moreh'ouse. William
C. Perry and Stanley Whitney.
The cast was as iollows: '
Elllco Flomynq. . Miss 11121.1 Fitch
Arnold Kaye ...... .Ralph Conn
Mrs. Marion Flemyng .......
3 Miss Helen Morehouao
Dr. Thorpe .. ...3. Harold Wilmott
Drusilla Todd Mrs. Percy Cantrell
Uraliah Higgins G- Wishart Smith
Ebenezer Randall J. 'B. Brown
The production was under the direo
tion of. E. A. Spanner. and the music
was played by the society's string
orchestra, under the direction of Milo
N. E. Shrlver and Miss Maud Ashton.
Henry Gikh, oi Main street, is ill of
Robert Hunter. the Socialist leader.
is at Pinoburet.
ill. '31‘ Bates, of Oracle street is. hart
vesting ice on Batss' pond.
Thursday in New 173er on bdetnooe.
Air. and Mrs. L. «81111111011, of horny
dc~¢$- '
Justice Sharer ban a. contract to 1-9--
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The Teaser Produced Before a Large
w. A Gracie. or Oracle street. spout ‘
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Important Preliminary Announcement '“ ‘ '
Simpson Crawford 001’s Annual
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.3 THE character 1.131.119.1111 Crawford’s Furniture Sales is too well known
'ihis much 15. however,
3 3 ...3 Our {uncurccs are greater than ever, nur pur—
; " - . chasing organization etronger, our stocks larger. our floor space-111111. h
more extensive. .1111 knowledge of good umiture 11 little better. our minus-
invm unhou11dcd.our cll‘urtu more ambitious—«moaturnlly the results. 1111 you will
see them, are Better Furniture than" ever at lower Prices than over!
in. make Mon lo- M the Intira rm); floor.
Our February Furniture Sale Prices are the Low-
est ever quoted in America on Worthy furniture
(until... .
RE SALE
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price»: elsewhere.
niturc 013111.. I‘lllll
A Convenient Plan of Easy Payments
A Special Feature oi the February Furniture Sale.
0111' Furniture Club Payment Plan will enable you to furnish Your home ..
complete or in part on the monthly Payment Club Film for less than cash
if you need $25 or $301“) worth of goods from any of our
llomc~Fittiug Departments you can get them now by joining our 611.1. and
pay (or them in the month .. Write or consult the charge ofl‘icc 1n the Fura
Floor. {or full particulars.
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muhc heavier than the Sound Bench
veloua.
Mrs. Ailred iouriton, at New Cm
113.1111, and Mre. F. Herman. of Dorian.
spent Wednesday in New York
Charles B..Fllch first eclectman of
the town of Dorian, is ill at hie home
at 16131091111 31139191111. with plenrlsy.
The Nomtoo Heights Engine Com
pany will give a vaudeville show in
the lire department hence on Fe bro.
dry 1. ’
The Noroton Heights “Military [land
has wronged (or a vaudeville and
dance in iv‘lromon'a Hall. Thursday.
February 1.
The Rev. (learner Benton Smith will
preach at the morning service in the
Methodist Church on Sunday. Sub
loci. Captains Courageouo. Ciao: meet-
ing at 9:30 a. in. Sunday school and
Monje Bible Glass mt noon. The young
people‘s meeting at 6:46 p. on 11111 c611-
aider Home .Mleaions.‘ At the evening
service 111:1:30 11. n1. the Rev. Dr. A.
H. Gwdonough. of Stamford. will
preach. Subject. A Dangerous Slop
Over. Everybody cordially welctnne.
Oi 1; '
Heaters
Try an Oil Boater in your spare rooms,
$3.26 to M50 «
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nose: Orin-nan. Hay. Grain. m
t M Hardware. Fauna. Okla. Ito
THE GREEDY LITTLE BOY.
Apple dumpllnsa from the wt.
Just a omen. steaming hot;
And the old man, convalescent, ears
the none; 33 3.
Then he takes them. one by one. .
Eats eleven, while his son
Seen them disappear. with horror on
”his ace 3 .
When the sick man takes the last
Speaks hie title boy aghast. *
“Pa. I haven‘t had one 111111111131an
nor has ma."
"What!“ the old man cried, a'inaaed.
While 11‘ dropped his knife and
salad
”Would you Metro no one 1111111
your point 11.1. pol: 31
"Aurthlni going on. this evening?"
oi by trolley and thus as they tour.
tempt to pull a wooden leg. ‘ 3 *
.Mwllnmtomnrmwmmm3
, insult. recitals; ‘
"You. therea to be a performance at in
of the eeaaon. The Norman lads are BUFFRAOlBIh THOLLEY CAM.
PAIGN
boys but they hope to make. no for “1111113l
by their speed which is said to be mar" Will ”0“" "mm on Tuesday Next.
A number or the people about The
Norwalka have noticed the unions tell-
ing of the Trolley Campaign in the
Woman Human Movement Alli-go
nnmbcr have asked what the trollci'n
have to do with the movement and
this is explained merely by asking any
of the mllod“suiix‘asettoa.'
The delegatée oi the movement mm
the stole from lecture to lecture. Nor-
walk will be beached on Tuesday.
At the Pleasent Hour theatre in
Norwalk Attorney-General John H.
Light and Professor Chorleo Zonhllu
.will deliver addressee. All are wel-
come.
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’RAH FOR WATERBUHY.
Brass City Has a Real Live China-a
Baby. Honcatll
WATERBURY. Jan 27C-Wn‘terhury
'11. some 1111111111111. those dayo. The
men! Didn't you hear? Why.
there are only three Chinese babies in
the whole state, and two oi 'em are
Brass City products. The other lives
in Brldz’port. ‘
The new arrivai's name is Edna
May Sam. and she has 11 brother.
King Sam. now ten years of 388. King
need to be e mascot or the Waterbury
baseball M‘ 391111“ patent», am
111 and Mrs; Chen Bani, and they
have had door children, two of whom
are dead;
Only a misguided person would at:
at .
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Delay Has Been Dangerous in South
Hamlin ’
‘Do the right thing at the right. tithe
Acmniokly in times: dancer. 3 3
unacltaacho is kidney dancer.
Doaa’s Kidney Pills act quickly
Plenty ot evidence to prove this. 3
11111. J. 3 Plan. ‘ 46 Spring street.
not been” as well 111 two years as I
have since taking Dean‘s Kidney Pine.
I regret that. i did out 1.1m. or this
medicine when l was. first taken with
kidney techie 1111-11 would have spar;
ad the much suiterinx. I had taken
but. 11 few (igloo hetero l recemd neat
advise her persona whoring as i did
to act Donn? s Kidney Pills at mistook
Dflul Slow and give than a trial.“-—
(Statement given; April 36. 1111111
, Ra-EMMQM' -
When lira. mu no 1131111111 M‘
on June 113.1111; she said: ‘l amount
in mew Win.
This rdheiiy certainly ill 5M the!
l
prepare for college exams. still
Booth Norwaik;”tlonn..; aayste“‘r have ,
_ WEST,
NORWALK
Mr. Mead. who is in Stamford 101'
the winter spent last Sunday at his
home here.
The Ladies“ 1114‘ Society had its
regular meeting lactv'wednesda‘y amen
noon at the home of Mrs. Beck.
l. Whitney. no lowest bidder on a
contract, mowed the: job to build it
bungalow for J. Gilroy. of New York.
D. C. inane had a hatch of seventy.
chicko from 95 foltllo eggs. some off
last week. The chicks are all dolox
very well.
3 ...3”...
Although 33w. Ruohl came to his
home last. Saturday and Sunday to
he
could not resin} the temptation to
smurf most or his time sliding an‘o
skating.
The drot game ol’ hockey this 'aea—
aoo was played last Saturday after
non at Millatd's pond. it was a very
interesting game all through. and both
sides dlo'sonre lino work. Nearly all
or. the players felt the edema of the
work the following morning.
The lineup and acorn was as loi-
_lown: 3 3 3
W.3Moeh3riug . .H. Verity
' Goal. '
E. Johnson .. ........ .. W. Johnson
Point.
W. Wood ... W. Ruehl
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Score-441.
on: on “ROCKY HILL."
DANBURY.Isn. 27.——Whea than»
acntauvo George 13. Claudio» ot.
Rocky Hill walked into the emcee at
Superintendent or School; George H.
Tracy and Principal H C. Folsom. at
the 1311an High school. Thursday
' moaning, hemingly remarking that he
had arrived in Daub/cry “just in tune
to keep "his appointment to address
line pupil‘s oi the achool," as school-
mom meted him with a worried
look The Rocky'iilll msnmas the
.lntormodthathlaappeintmontot 1113
Windstorm followingday. Frl- ‘
111...: lilo Iiiisndler hastily scanned «
his oncogenent book.- _. "By 1111111111111
and l M up at 5 O’clock this morning
to eat here, too” he moaned. '
The school ulclala were cecal. to
1114313 emergency in W aroma:
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.w in
119.
HEATING STOVE
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less, .: Bothedess.
Easy to Light and
to Extinguish.
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Light -&3WaterCo .
this diteaaeand paim'and health is
. restored through harmonizing the six
When We‘l’ut Up Your
"Prescriptions
Satisfaction Follows
incensed Pharmacists always in at
tendanoe
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WALL
PAPER
Fall Styles
11 13 Gorham'
Decorator
11 on. at, m Nomilr33
W arm Up
the exposed cor-
ner room. the bay:
window. or the
room that ge‘ts no
sun with a
3ihel1en eetawheu
The UsualfiBig Reductions
Suits $4. 89 to $14 89. Overcoats Also
Underwear. Sweaters. Gloves
Caps, Shoes, Men’s Odd Pants
3 All Marked Very Low
1
PRICE’S Clothing Store.
98 Washington Street ~
Phon No. 1185-2.
WAY .
for you to be worn; 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 or your
rooms, the facilities oi the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones 81 Hutchkiss
Company
Phone 7‘12 ‘ NORWALK, con».
THE NEW SCIENCE
Dcfinitionoi Chiropractic ’
Chiropractic in the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of aa-
inating the name. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain the:
hack. Even if done" in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the (interest organs and
111
ClhEi‘opractom remove the cause at
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism, Parana
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.
‘4 WASHINGTON ET. 803. NDRWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Alan
[fYouKeepChickens
You Need A3111 Incubator
bYou can hatch more chickens and ben
ter chickens with a Buckeye 111111111101
than you ever hatched with F“ hens. n
Thats a broad statement but every
Buckeye incubator is duaran‘teed e1
hatch every hatchabie 3c and {he}?!
more than your hens can o. ’An' mew
hater sets when you an
ink?”
Come' 111 and let us 151 a:
hockey: incubator works. You’ll he 5111133 1
fistdat itssa 1c!!!
chhavc 111:9!th fouruzeaaalowd
* noon
P ultry 11.11.1111; Folio
and Feed Hoopla-s
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