5 5 will LLstart Wedlluday tor a visit
more: York.
.1. . .. .. W" .. . . ‘
iLL. H. llorton, oi Rowayton avenue.
L recovered from the clients of the
{gs-l1 'lle had: on the lee resent”. L
flarsh Thatcher fell into Five Mile
er harbor. one day last week. but
me from a ducking did not expel
lance any bed sheets.
LW
The ladies Aid Society. oi the
Iothodist Church, will hold a business
meeting and the annual election oi oi-
" Ioers Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the par-
" mousse.,
anew-e
5 M
l. ,
‘lr and lira. William '1‘. DeWslters
and daughter. ‘Gloria. 3; Stamford.
mglbgueotsot'hlr. DeWaters' pare
fits. Captain and Mrs. John DoWs-
hers. .Pennoyer street, yesterday. '
5 m
LIL. David w. Henry. principal or the
5 flhwayton public school .5is the second
’ stant scout master of the Roway
Boy Social. and is spending eon
hie time drilling the boys.
3;, An Mom-tact meeting of the Men's
We! Rowayton will be held next
. J51: (imperialist evonlng at 8 o'clock at the
lone of Edwin L. Stevens, in away
9589: avenue. All members are urged
do. be present.
w The Kindly club will enjoy a straw
_m wide to Stamford and return next
IThursdsy, Liveryman ladrigan will
tarnish a turnout speedy enough to
Lokisg the club members home within
“unable hours.
flw.——~
I’Jmk Chopin; who has been the
nest of his sister, Mrs Josephine
Crew, of Crew avenue. tor the past
me months. will soon return to his
home in North Bend, Nebraska. whore
arenas been a resident for many years.
‘9 Mb Hire. ALI: Ellis placejenter-
3 large numhLeLr at her friends
fi , ol' home yesterday in honor of her
Wumnauy“ The affair was
rmely attended and a happy one
throughout. Miss tense entertained
‘quh mandolin solos and later in the
do, the Garibaldi band furnished mu-
do for dancing.
The exqzutlve committee of the Con-
necticut Firemen'a Association at a
meeting at the (larde Hotel. Hartford.
"last week. declined to grant the pelt
.tlon of Reliance ill-e company tor ad-
no the association. There are
5 it companies in Rowayton and
.. theselectmen have oilicially recognis-
5 ’5‘ one and» not the other.
P‘s-r! ~51 munitions are coming along line-
him the Leap Year dance, to be giv-
A}? on at the Hose House hall, Wednesday
ovening. February 21. Wehrie‘ s
‘3‘); Brahma vviii furnish music up
. N55 to 12 o'clock and everything will he
5 .in charge of the young ladies it is
helievod that some of the fellows who
‘ complained that they could "not afford
valve a. dance for the saris will and
their 1 places tilled by outof~town
Phone 1218
ROWAYTON, CONN.
lLNBTAl.gLER OF THE
“Belknap’? System
OF HOT WATERQIIEATING 5
curious and interesting eiiect
5 le manner:
L ' a sheet of paper or thin card-
5» aboutrgvs incisor. square and
. 5 it into a tube. with one end
5 lor'ge enough to lit around the
iheuthersrld ”unburned-
._ Bold the tube betwaen the
h. and um tinsel“ oi the rightyon
5 5d-‘—-do not atop the tube with
the whole hand—end place the lap
' eye. With the left 'ml
a. hook assinst the side oi the
‘1‘“ m one are now lrept
Land‘not throu‘Lxll the tube. The
.t is even more odd it the left
instead at a hook is held W
. oi the Holy Communion at 9: 30. An-
«--—--j- uple' s Union business meeting.
be produced in the iollowing 1
. and nusplv'“—~bouuon opinion.
5 “icons are Ln]... through “ill. 1
5'Keepeoldi'iosln Lilllie'r pine.
" L. 1 v ‘1. r -.-.. 1.. 55.. .,
Mrs. G. H. Noxon is ill at her home
on Main etreet. ,
W. A. Graoey spent Friday hi New
Turn on bullion. 5 , 1 1:5
Thomas Maiioy. oi Gollendor s Point.
spent Thursday in New York
Mrs.‘w. A. Gracoy lost a valuable
French "poodle, last week.
~—
John F. Stevens has the contract to
build three new houses on Howes ave-
nue. for W. A. Granny.
bird‘s. mounting will entertain
the Ladies' Aid Society of the (loam
gational Church at her home. nest
Wednesday afternoon.
The tug Addie Verity. oi Norwalk.
brolie up the ice in lung's End harbor.
Tuesday afternoon. and released a
barge. which had been irozen in the
ice there.
the young folk who appeared in The
Teaser. Friday night. The play has
been a decided success and the Dranlsc'l
tic Club is now regarded as an lusti-
lutlon. _.
LNext Thursday alternoon the Ladlu'
Missionary Society of the Congress-
tlonni Church will meet at the home
of Mrs. Alfred “Scolloid. Mrs. William
Mother. a former resident of Darion.
who has been in Pao’l‘lugi‘u. China.
will spealc
Some curiosity has been shown here
as to the1source oi the information
given in an article published about the
widening of the Newton River bridge.
it is underutOOd here that members at
the special committee, about to make ll
report alter tweiVe months' delibera-
tion and investigation, did not like the
publicity given the matter. although
most of the information had been pub
lished on two or three previous occa-
sions. Meantime Welshelt Brothers are
determined to oppose any plan which
would place railroad tracks at their
front dooretepe. Tuesday evening's
town-meeting may bring about some in-
teresting. developments. ‘
~ Oil
Heaters
Try an Oil Heater in your spare rooms
$3.25 to 84.50
Ger. Railroad Ave. A Main It. Dorian
Beieet Groceries. an. Grain. Fleur
I: Feed. Hardware. Paints. Glass. Ito
OH U RGi-Li CALENDARS.
v
Gram Parish Notes.
Tnesdar—Glrie‘ Friendly Society in
the Guild room at 8 p. in. Daughters
of the King with lira. Wakeman. 11
Summer street at 8 p.111. _5 ,
Wednesday-#Wo‘msn's Guild with
Mrs. Carpenter, 14 Summer street. at.
3:80.
Thursday—Knights of King Arthur
at 7: 30. .
Friday—~ll‘east or the Purlilcstion oi
the Blessed Virgin Mary celebration
anal meeting of the Daughters of the
King at 8 p. in in the lower Guild
room. Choir rehearsal at 7: 30.
a...
south Norwalk Baptist Church.
Tonight-Klara Deokhters. '
Tuesday night—Baptist Young Pee-
Wednesday night-King's Daugh-
tore.
Thursday night~0ovenent meeting.
Friday Mir-‘Mnllll roll call.
Saturday slabs-«mu: s Daughters.
MOLRIL MOULRNTE‘.
"My dear, rm rather-L a new woman.
know. so do you. mind asking the
Wedding ceremony”
domed cynically. and answered: ~ ‘
‘ ."Nol don' t mind. my love. I’ll just
tell the old boy tensile it .‘love, honor
‘ L'lkLLILfi W‘WL
Helen's lips are driftill' dust,
OWN“! Md ML MB} to clsl".
BLLtillL'l “CWT ML. 5” WHO MIC;
Lincoln Emile!“ d” by ‘diy.
Another crowded house applauded 5
undercut—Erato Co.
The heiress was about to marry a “
countless peer. To hlln she said: .
bishop to omit the word ‘obsy’ in our _
Lord Laeelsnd stroked his mustache 5
. Willis Fill
Sill Still llflliliii
L on; not The
ywclesnss l and
malari- Mini L"Latin. lily‘ey and
Bowels Whllp You olepp.
L That will “assortment... a":
sold and ion}. gases; that nu In thlr
pit oi the modern. lambs-Murmm
nervousneps. nausea. b outing utter
«tint. Milnglhil’iflil Was
and sick hesdsch59.5 sienna.- indigestion:
a disordered rtpnlsoh. which cannotperous.
1 be rowel“ ulntiifi Mil remade the
cause. it isn't yobr stomnch's innit.
Your stomach is as good is any:
Try Cssosrets; theLl!‘ ours Wes-
tlon, because they llpL5nl 5er cleanse
slid ennui. the stolnao remove the
sour. tin and fermenting. food
slid foul -m; tal'eL the ssoessdrlle
from the liver and nary oi the de-
composed ”a. matter and“ when
iron the intestines and bowels. Then
your stomach boublw‘ls ended lor-
over. A elscilret. .13th will bimbo
so you out byi Inf-a leoent box
from any drug 9' orb will keep your
entire family ieelinz good for months.
Don't forget the children—slim little
insides need a mod. senile cleanups.
too. W“ 1 5555*
ariarssn limit 5
mm Illinois .-
oo. RESIIAIIEII
A suit" which dates back to June
3. mi. has been lined in the su-
perioua court and it deals with the
time that the old Bldgeneid and New
York railroad company was in pals.
tenco. ‘ it is the case of Sarah M.
iviareiiail, .ot Btumiord. against the
Ridgeiield and New York Railroad
company and also the New. York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad com-
pany and the plaintiff “he the court
legrant an injunction manning the
New Haven load iron: (Allin: water
from premises which she deeded to
the Ridgeiield and New York com-
pany many years no and which‘ she
claims carries oil the Md and 80“
(ruin her premises.
The plainliil also wants a decree
Collin; aside the deed or her property
to tile Ridgclield and New York com-
pany and a dscreu re-lnvesilng the
title in the plaintiit. she also asks
for full possession oi the lied.
Gave Right of Way.
According: to the other tiled. the
plnlntlil‘ owned some property in
Stamiord in June. 1811. and she
claims that an authorised agent oi
the Ridsetield and New York Rall-
road company called upon her and
stated that the company intended
building a line between New York
and this state at ‘ltldlrelleld and ulti-
mately to Danbury and the company
tub another.
we 1 ‘L is ML lived across
5;? bill iron: us on hal‘iorty acre lot.
was hard par ismily on ills
but.” ., 1%?” ”an. his sons
‘ and taught One
on “1"th .1111“;-
ed somethin‘ which made them prov
Wflmzuuie shoved her I'm
menial caliber tor Ills came home to
visit and W silly and pursoproud.
She said she wondered how people
could More dull Willowbrook. Bile
also said ”she mdsnd how we en-
dured horses. while automobiles
were amen it was not the
mmdmnnbooa stall. lb.
“1.:
. 19,00 molds and all-
nerly in r'reinsrlls as to LL18?»
pursue it m An uncouth old
Aunt said to a nephew:" why Simon.
"Whitfield: wrinkle-around
mouth and crew's feet about
look like you’re men's
E
as. you begin to be
theoeierotassflrenbu: spectyes're
just settle over me ysllar jaundice!
ltisdlscmrtenustealiudetos
personal debimiiy in cohrpasy. but
some are rude enough, to do it.
nunfe'ellng woman said, “now is
it that you folks are always ailing.
always a doctor-in” Was it any at
her business! We’tiiinlt not. "1
.it is W to inquire into
business it h pot the
aflslretA. tohnowhow manhunt!
proper thing for Iir Brown to set
llr. Black how much his wile inherit
ed from her family, In an adjoining
county. it is probable that they can
control their means without the
advice or neighbors. People are cites
mM-smrbewillou
uishbcr. Generally the Williams
The average individual can attend
to his own airstr- and it properly done
will oonellms most of his time.
it is common cccurs‘hce to inquire
as tothepossibiesslsrya'lend n
coins to a new position.
A drawer troll a distal: state once
asked one“ my family what she
made each year with her pen. it was
a bold one-timid: one stunner he
answer was. "i
receive all it is worth. I have not
thetapostlnyboohsiolearnths
exact amount. to molly the imp»
times or a Insurer”
It Is perhaps only a morbid curlo
eity that chum gratification when
people seek mutation as to the
allure of their friends. it is not
always done In an unkind spirit.
wanted to cross her land. They do; Borne persons know no better. so we
51“ [o my a right of w“. OVOI‘ “ml will let “I. m Of charity h”.
properly. and it was pointed out tot“ ”L
the plaintiii. she says. that her prop
city would increase in value it the
railroad was to cross her lead.
She and her husband save the'
company a deed to sixty-six last or
land and lilter she asserts that the
company graded part of the strip or
land which was deeded to it and then
abandoned it tor a period oi thirty
years it is the contehiionl oi the
pialatii! that ‘as the company did not
build the line, its right to construct
use elApsed owing to on. neglect to
establish the railroad there.
. Damages Her Property. 5 -
an 00m“! 1,3. 120,5. Ni. N9"
York. New Haven and Hm nib
road company obtained a ludn‘neni5;
01 33.10192 and costs! lot 8.80
against the Ridgelield and New . orb
company and on Fobmry 17.1908.
lele says an execution upon the lads:
meal. was issued and the interests
oi the RId’g‘eileld and New York oom-
pauy was set on to the New Haven
load.
. slice then the plaintiig says the
New Haven road through its agent
begin to «cam on the land And
erected a pumping” sullen there. BY
reason of the flow of stator the sand
1 and soil at the plainslii‘s W
has been carried away and she now
seeks to hm this copped.
my stanchion useirArso. ,
"Wu-v- you lino. little but"
arm the teacher. .
.“l'li have to not it 191:.
aim.» said the new mom.
ly. . .
'I think not. at: third; is quite
good. my name. please?”
.1 rather not tell you.”
1 ”Are you ashamed of your name?”
“No; mil‘sm." but-we? 1
”rhea world! not wasth any me
1 um. it you DWL i sin‘ wsliiu‘”
The boy bessnoespoflislii 1
' ‘Euokulekult-llak Clarence! That's
my am name. The other is rumpus . -.
pup-pup Perkins! i never stutter 'cept
"The mercy i to others Lshow
That my show to lee."
Aunt, Susan in the iodine Far-mar.
W
Hie um} silo Hie wm.
New and than John 3. $119ch
tells a new story. The other night he
was s. guest at the dinner or the
Sherlll‘s panel. always the most or:
nets dinner at the year. It costs
“0.000. and. to dispose of this fund.
the diam provided solid
silver souvenirs. in addition to barrels
ol_ vintage chat-pesos Mr. Branch»
Ield toidtbis
point-1m
"LA- very wssllly lass got a note
5mmwmum11uiabe "it
read as follows: ‘lLyou do not send
“9100.000 we will kill your m1
“The midtown replied at once to
the address (the 'Nothlng
on the money. but I‘d like to hear
hull you rum. Your proposition
Marsala nel‘,‘ "
An Abbe» Minded Minnelli.
when l-‘in speakint‘ my name pad ,. .
when i'm linseed like this I'm A
51w5hoi5é 551052 wmms'arn." _
imsnsmeiolproperly. lti‘snotthaL
learns it all and satlsiactlon prevails. 1
nection therewith.
ysrato illustrate a 1
W tin. «Virginia. and Backhand. of Ion—
nu lulu llii’W ~’" '
‘ llll Silililillll
W
Will overdone Altman-oar mm
a gall Coin or the (trim In
. 1" lus5iL a FeLiLv‘ Hours :1
x‘
a. .15
#19
first Lita.” m... cold will be‘
bLI'olleil, and all grippe misery ended
after telling a dose of Pepsi‘s Cold
Compound ‘ every two hourdi intil
three consecutive doses are mien. 1
You will distinctly feel all the dis.
agreeable symptoms leaving alter the
very ilrst dose. 1.
The most miserable headache. dull.
nods. head and oboe stuffed on, lever-
ishness. spooning, running of the nose,
sore throat. mucous catarrhdi dis-
charges, soreness. 1 soulless. rheuma-
llsgl pains and other distress van-
ishes.
Papa’s Cold Compound is the result
of three years' research at a cost of
more than iiity thousand dollars, and
contains no quinine. which wq have
conclusively demonstrated in not er-
iective in the treatment oi colds or
Latinos
Tall this harmless CompouLnd as
directs . with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine made any.
where else in the World, which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly and without any other as-
sistance or had after-enema as a 25-
Lcent MISC oi Papa's Cold Com-
pound which any drugglst In the
world can supply.
OUlTo AGAINST. WATER COMPANY
iN TORRINGTON.
Widevn of Two Vlotlmd oi Typhoid
Epidemic Bring Actions. Each
for “.000-
ronnmorou, Jan. 29,—rne wid-
ows of two victims of the recent ty-
phoid fever epidemic have started civil
action {or “.000 each against the Tor-
Hutton Water Co. The piall'billi’s are
lire Johanna district: and Mrs. Wes-
ton D. Hitler. The suits are returnable
to the litcllneld ~County Superior
Court February 6. The complaint in
mi: can allezed that the water sold
by modernism was vile. contusion.
ed. inane and unlit to drink.
“The deisndant m prosperous
during such times. paying a dividend
oi I9 percent. ’pn the capital invested."
it is set forth. ’ltie understood that
many more civil slits will be brouth
salinet the water mm. ‘
W
HEARING ON iMPROVING THE
CONNECTED? RIVER.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—-Felrruary
Iivthspe will he shearing before a sub-
committee at the senate committee
on commerce on senate bills humor-
e411 199..1619 and 3034. relating to
the improvement of the Connecticut
river between Hardord and Hoiyolle.
and to devote water 'pLower in con
Bill No.L 898 was introduced by
Senator hichean authorizing the Con-
necticut River company to construct
a dam. or dams. across the Connec-
ticut river above the village or Wind-
sor ipclts Bill No. 1619 was intro
dnoed by Senator Crane. oi Massa-
chusetts and creates the Ellflold Pow~
or company and authorises it to build
a dam at Windsor Incite. Bill No.
3034 was introduced by Senator Mo
been and provides for the improve
ment oi‘the Connecticut river above
Hartlord and fertile development of
wstpr power therewith. 5
The subcommittee consists of Sen-
store Shiloh, of Michigan. Banquet
Ohio; Oliverrot Pennsylvania: Mar-
alone. 5
.rsum.._........n’
WEAK. OIGKLY. AILING WOMELN
have little ambition. their own trou-
his! occupy their thoughts They are
nervous 1e5spondout. pool-«borne mail-
ersud most wretched companions.
Lauchwiunen should tryhydlan.‘
Pinkhsin‘s Vegetable Compodnd. m
nearly iorty years it flute been the
standby of American womanhood. ov~
eroomlnz nervousness. backache and
“the blues." which are si symptoms
monopolies. . .
It strengthens the proper nerves
and muscles and thus corrects" die- 1
placements. _
ITALIAN lNDELPLENDENT LOLOLGI ILTY
- iNSTALLATlON. 1
no. Inseam or the luuinlnosL
mm some". which was hold "us
my ills olllcors rsosntly elected.
wees hustled by Joesph endless."-
dated hLyJ'r'ank P. Oddo. TheLoiilcers
mite lotion“? ~ . ,
WWW Charlott.
Tics President—rTouymud-lnm.
Mum—u. ultimate.
We: seams. sane
5W1 9....qu Liliane.
‘1-1.W Fngmom&Co
W....U.
the. exposed cor-
ner room, the bay
window, or the
room that gets no
sun with a
GAS
HEATING STOVE
ilDustless. :Noise
less, at Botherless.
Easy to Light and
to Extinguish.
United Electric
Light &Water Co
When We Put Up Your
Prescriptions
Satisfaction Follows
licensed Pharmacists always in at-
tendance.
GIST.
JAMES PARKER. Manager.
I Merit-Main 0t. Cecilia‘s-ll: 5
WALL
PAPER
Fali15ZStilios;
"E E GothamLL
ecorator
10"!!!“ MW
‘
AT PRICE’S
Tile Usual Big Reductions ..
Suits $4. 89 to $14- 89. Overcoats Also 1
Underwear. Sweaters, GloveLS 5
Caps, Shoes, Men’s Odd Pants ~L
- All Marked Very LOW
rulers? Ciothin'g‘ A...
98 Washington Street L
.- diocese
MONDAY. JAN. 99. .54..“
Wuum,-,,.
.. m...— .~__... .. a...
an e‘:
5 o
.1.
L = .{y- um.
WAY
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have an install
a Heating Bystcrntllat will keep you
oommrtahle on the coldest day!
We'll study the location of your
rooms, the iacilitles oi the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
,or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones & Hotcllkiss
Company ‘
Phone 712 NORWALK. coun.
LTHE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art of aa-
justlns the some senses are caused
by a wrench. twist or spraln' in the
hack. Even.“ done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later his in the dilierent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the ills
nerve systems in your body ~ 1 -
* Nervoueness, Rheumatism. Parsly~
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Die-
ess‘es are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never roast giving Chiropractic a
chance to help yes.
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
as wasiiino'rou ev.so..nonwaut
. Heuristic Trestlne‘nta GivehL‘Aiso'
”You Keep Chickens . .;
You Need An loophole!
in chkkmhfithnzflfimm L31. ‘
than you ever hatched will! piled. an" 1‘
t": a broad statement. but every) 5
Buckeye incubator is“ herd-seed to
hitch every intellshle and that’s
LLLLrL «trailed rt. .le‘y ten. but
you La I'e
”toga” hellwgcip mom she I; 5;
ullry Drinking Bonn
and M Hoppers
CHAS a now.
15;.
Mince”
Norwalk Chronicler