n'.
N clently overcast with clouds on Friday,
IIIIILEI, lit0flliIE6. soil
' RLI. BlIIIlll maintains an III A FEW aAvs
lepies. eruptions. biotches, scales. ulcers. sores. eczema and chronic
swellings are caused by had blood. but don't become discouraged-mo other
trouble is so easily lovelcome. Cascsrets are wonder lworkers in the cure
of any disease caused by bad or impure blood. They eliminate all poisons
build up and enrich the blood. enabling it to make new. healthy tissue.
Pure blood means perfect health‘:
will give you good health and a purefrclcan skin, rm from pimples and
blotches. To try Cascarets is to like ‘them, for Ilever‘before has there been
produced as perfect and as harmless a blood purifier. liver and stomach res.
'ulator as Carcaréts Candy (‘stharticl
A. f‘ -
will cure‘
cent b0x
OWAYTON
Richard 'I‘Iader and family, of New
‘York city, spent Sunday at their sum-
mer home at Tokenclle. I
Miss lina Force, of New Haven, has
returned after spending a few days
with Miss Edith Wright.
Everett Bloomingdale has resigned
his position at the Harris home at
Tokeneite and left Monday for Vir-
gulls.
Frock Kaylcr. of Stamford, was in
town Monday morning removing the
furnishings from his candy store lll
Bowayton avenue 3
In the series of pool games played
between the Hose Company and the lie-
llance Hook and ladder Company the.
getaway, captured four games
i . .A. W at8
lit and as. a result has the cup
5! £4813 possession
"“wzm‘i‘bo damage to Dr.
Edward I? veret‘t
ABmlth‘s sanitarlum in Wilton washro-
celved by Dr Smith‘s ltowuyton
triends with sorrow. The physician is
“harm here as well as other parts of
the town and his friends feel for him.
Through the efforts of Principal
David W. Henry. swings for the girls
Ind tranczes and rings for the boyEl
have been put up in the basement. of
the public school. The children derive
' ‘ "inhoh pleasure from them and are 1y“ Eagle, is seriously til at his home
very grateful to Mr Henry for his
‘ thoughtfulness in their behalf.
l:'
f" While in most places the ice on the
river is safe. along the shore off of
Hickory Bluff and Belle island. where
!the ice appears to be strong and sub-
stantial. it is nothing but a layer of
, slush, which will crumble the moment
any Weight is put on it. Several peo-
ple have had narrow escapes when
trying to venture upon it. 1
Our weather-wise inhabitants who
medict the continuance or decline of
oevcre winter weather from condi-
. 1lions, prevailing on Candiemas day.
. February 2. are hoping for a sky snub.
tvobscure themhadow of the ground‘
he: should that hoary quadruped Von-
are forth from his subterranean re-
A number of people from this sec-
tion will go to Darlen this evening to
attend the meeting of the suitraglst
‘eeting in the town hall Several of
the West Side voters were in Dorian.
last night, to attend the Noroton
bridge widening session. at which it
, was unanimously voted to go ahead and
leden the struct'ure,‘thus defeating the
Jloldfup proceedings instituted by Web
theft Brothers. ‘
analog. Lohr
Plumbing 8. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE .
A‘Belknap” System
OE HOT WATER HEATING
JRodern and Economical
System.
NOTED CHEMIST DEAD.
HICAGO, Jan 31. ——Charles Wheel-
last night at the home of his bran
r. of heart trouble. He was 75
yen-Ii old.
no m’ore’eruptlons on disilyurenleuts.
A ford. Monday.
A-burgh, in St. Luke’s Church, Sunday
.noted chemist. and mining geologist .
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E8 IILGEIIB, If")
and if yen will use Cuscarets they
lie sure to take Cascarets ads you
y have good, pure. healthy blood and
A A10-
of Cascaretl will truly amaze you.
AND .
NOROTON
Frederick Peterson has taken a posi-
Itlou as chauffeur in New York.
Fred Bower left this week for a
shout visit at his home in Danbury.
*
iiauford Smith. of Main street, spent
Saturday in New York on business.
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The Fire Department will hold a
smoker ln‘the fire house February 0
Bradford Ballard, of Maple avenue.
Is ill at his home. with an attack of
grip.
First Selectman Charles Fitch. who
has been quite ill at his home, is re
covering.
Frank Creation. of New Canaan. has
migned'his position in S. M. Allen‘s
drug stole.
Mr. .Iessup, of the firm of Hoyt &
Jessup. moved with his family to Stem
Miss Marguerite Hilldlcv of Mano
field avenue, spent Sunday with rela
lives in Bridgeport.
Simon Cooper, editor of the Brook-
on Mansfield av onuc.
_—.
Mrs. M. Staffers and son. Waiter. of
Noroton avenue. spent Sunday with
relatives in Bridgeport.
Eugene Wlilmott. of Main street.
has ceturned to his home after a two
months’ visit In New York.
Mrs. Beanrexarde, who recently
moved here from Orange. N. 1.. is ill
at her home with pneumonia.
The pool tournament among the
members of the fire company will be
gin this week, with ten entries.
Van Rennseiaer Pooley, Fred Slater
and Charles Adams spent Monday in
New York. attending a horse sale.
The sole sung by Miss Lydia Vos~
morning. was very much appreciated.
Mrs. F. Hermann AAand son August
spent Monday afternoon at a recep-
tion at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York.
The Darlen baseball club are making
elaborate preparations for their dance.
to be held in the Town ~Iiali, Febru-
ary 12.
The Board of Relief of the Town of
Darlen will meet in the Town Hall
from 9 o'clock until 4. on Thursday.
February 1. .
The meeting of the selectlnen. which
was who held. Monday morning, was
postponed owing to the illness of Se-
lectman Fitch.
ville show on Thursday night will be a
.11
Heaters
_I Try on Oil usual in your system Ms
to $1.
solo by Miss Eve Dugdlde. Newton's
popular soprano. ,
gle Smith have been invited to sing a
duct at the next meeting of the Shep-
herds of Bethlehem Lodge. '
Samuel .I. sunk” slim family and
August Simon and family. of New
York. spent Sundathith Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Simon. of Leroy avenue.
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The Darien Library Association met
at Dr.- (I. ll. NoxonA's heplc on Main
street. Monday evening. and voted to
change the membership fee from $2
I
4.“- I
Jackson lilies and George Ceratl of
New York, will com to Noroton, this
week. to take part it nth-e vaudeville
show. Mil‘. Vlies is a former resident
of Noroton.
.q.
The following program will be ren-
dered at the vaudeville and dance, glv
on by the Newton Heights Military .
Band. In Fireman's Hall. Thursday
evening: Overture: “A- Horse of An‘
other Color." pugdale and Peastony
corset duct. Dugdaie and Svec; “For
Love and Honor." Du5da'le. Brooks and
Dominic; song specialties, Moe and
Blanchard. “When Johnny Comes
Marching Home," Carlson and Blanch-
ard; coon specialties. Lynch and Cera~
ti; band selection.
At the meeting of the Brotherhooll
of the Methodist‘Churcll. Monday eve-i
hing, installation of otheers was held.
An unlocked-for though very welcome
surprise was a visit of Miss May it.
Lord. the noted evangelistic worker.
There was a large number ill attend-
ance. and refreshments were served.
The following officers were elected:
President. Ward 13. Stevens: vice
president, Charles Weber; treasurer,
John Brown; financial and correspond-
Iulg secretary, John P. Drummer;
chairman. Benjamin Thompson; more
for of ceremonies.‘.lud«ge George Sher-
.er. ‘
DEMONSTRATION AGAINST COL-
OMBIANS.
“a”.
Panamaians Do Not Like insulting Re-
mark. About T heir Country.
l’AANAMA. Jan 3i w- A public demon-
strhtlon significant of the feeling in-
l’nnulun against the. Colcumblans wool
made last night in front of the resident
of the confidential agent of Colombia.
The incident bud its origin In an ar-
ticle written to the Slur and iieraldiA
by Antonio Zubieta. a prominent young
‘l'aunluuiuu, in answer to an insulting
article published recently in a Bogota
newspaper against Panama. in c
spouse the confidential agent of (‘ol
oluilla hero tactic ssly wrote and issued
a fly sheet signed by himself and an-
other Colombian and containing often-l
sivc remarks concerning Panama;
As a protest against his conduct?
hundreds of citizens gathered last!
night in front of the confidential.!
agent's house. where they heeled (Io-i
lombln and made a terrific din, and
then cheered for Zublela and for Pan-A
aulu
No violence occurred ,Ilut Gelernor
l’oredes as It precaution ordered the
police to dissolve the demonstration.
and placed a strong guard in the Co
iomblan agent's residence.
A sentiment of strong indignation
against the Colombians makes ltshlf
evident everywhere.
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR SAILORS'
HOTEL.
NEW YORK. .lau. al.——C0ntribu-
tiona of 8600.000 toward the $900,000
sallors' hotel being erected on the wa«
for front for the Seaman's Church in-
sti-tute, are announced in the society’s
annual report today. The. given; in-
clude: .l. P. Morgan. 860.000; John D.
Rockefeller, 350.000; Henry (3. Fricll.
825.000; Mrs. ' Mary A. Harriman.
$5. 000.
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HIOAGO PACKERS' TRIAL.
CHICAGO. Jan. 31.-——When the trial
.of the ten Chicago packers charged
with maintaining a combination in re-
straint of trade was resumed this
mornng, it was expected that Herman
the G. H. Hammondrcompany plant of
Chicago, wauid‘ continue his testimony.
SIAIIKLY Illiiw
from s Grateful Mother
New mm. Couns‘w little girl.
me since her birth. was full and
sichi: and nothing seemed to do he:
she commenced to take it. I noticed
melamtorufnbulldiuopm
III-ea.“ (Name furnished on request.)
Another mother of Chicano. 111..
Miss India Vos'hurgll and Miss Mar» .
Potthol‘. a margin clerk employed at.
the National ‘Pscklng Company at
finds Well By Witch—WI
An added attraction to «the'vaude .
anngooduntil We tried yourcodilvu
erudirontonlclVlnoLAasoonu
an improvement in her health and tap-
pear-snob. 'Sho Ila now taken three
bottles ”of Vlaol.’ m troll: the goodft‘
mausohorlmm ilwllldoall
stomachs frail and delicate chilu .
writes. “Ioannot oaytoomu’cllln'A
praise or Vino! rot helium. slang .‘
upon every other. if your in er
. duration will show it..
have become the most fatness
llver and bowels. They are gen
Pills benefit cvrry organ of the
“the brain, tune the nerves and
Remove the
this Best to Remember
that “every'organ (if the wonderful human body is dependent
be impure. if your bowels an: inactive your stomach and
AMA one trouble loads to another.
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remedy in the world They are known for their wonderful
and uAAlI-lrslcdnmwcr to casual. regular. natural action of the
of Trouble
goes wrong your blood will
and the most approved family
tie, safe but sure. Beecham‘
bodywbrighten the eye, clear
increase vigor—because they .
First Cause
s
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BRIDGE PAYING ITS WAY.
Receipts of' Bsyhrook Highway Struc-
ture “.080 in Three Months. 1
Tile commissioners of the now Buy-
brooit highway bridge figure that the
structure is already self~suppcrtlng.
The bridge was formally dedicated
August 24. and the collection of taxes
began the next day. The total re-
‘celpts to January 1. 1912. were 86,-
080.25. The period between August
24 and October 1 furnished more than'
. one-half of that sum. The figures by
months are: August 25.Septcmber 30,
$3,707.0f; October, $1,353.15; Novem-
ber, $079.54; December, $345.95. This
is the record returned to the comp-
troller'a office.
The cost of bonds was $500,000, in
terest on which is 825.000 annually.
No figures are as yet. available for the
cost of maintenance, but it is thought
that the cost will not be so large that
it and the Interest will exceed the in-
come from tolls.
After the bridge opened l thud only
one month of extensive auto traffic. it
Is expectedrthst the obtain; rear, with
May. June. July. August and Septem-
ber to furnih'll‘n larger income, the
prediction that the bridge will pay for
itself will be justified. Automobile
tolls were lowered a few cents the
first or the year.
“who..."
BOSTON SVNDIOATE AFTER HO-
TEL SITE.
Reported to Have Offered 8225.000 for
Casino Property Near New Ha-
_ Von Station.
new Haydn. inn. 31 ”came: n
Simpson. representative of a Boston
hotel syndicate, has been in confer-
'ence with Attorney Charles T Coyle.‘
of this city, in regard to the purchase
of the Casino on l’oclsea street. The
‘syuditatc. which Mr. Simpson retire;
lseuts. In said to want the land for a
site fol a hotel. When the new rail
.road station is completed the Casino
'site will be almost directly opposite
lt ls understood ‘ that Mr. Simpson
!was embodied to offer $225,000 for
Simpson. It is said.
this
the property.
met 00er Saturday and made
ioffer, but Mr. (:0er refused it.
lday they met again at the Taft Hotel
to further discuss the project.
"Mr. Coyle's plan at butting a
the Casino property will be on the?
corner of Portssa and the new street.
James Canavan has a live your
lease on tho'Culno which will have
to be purchued if the building Is to
1be torn down or need for any other
purpose. . .
. ALL READY FOR QUIZZERS.
Representative 1). F. Lafean of
Pennsylvania. the ”Candy King of
America." has a constituent who be-
lieves in minding his own business.
lie has been so peatered answering
questions as to the consent his dis‘
ability that. he has finolly determined
upon a scheme which be has found
will produce the 'required results.
Gen. [nuts Wagner Is a member of
‘tre Gettysburg Battle-Field Commla
sion. it was the ,General‘s misfortune
to have been wounded in the civil
war, and he now walks with a crutch.
Thousads of sympathisors have been
inquiring of the General as to the
cause of his lameness and he has
grown weary explaining the men.
(lea. Wagner was In Washinsto rec
catty. and la going through the cor
riders of the Capitol. the inevitable
question was promunded to him. He
ran his hand in his pocket and pro-
ducod o. card. on which was inscribed:
than or the soul. Neither was I
thrown out of a carrlue o;- kicked by
a horse. At 5: 28 p. as. on Saturday.
l‘llull Run. R' £00115th got in the
way of a. rebel bullet and loot three
niches or the outshone of tourism.
«Nathaniel w.
Spool-I directions for women whl- every 50:. ‘ Bold everywhere. I0c.. 25:.
without interfering with the grandeur
Mon- '
Vi
street through between Portsea street AA
‘and Columbus avenue is carried onl.v
ythrough fear of eating every gOOIHOOIb
“No, air. This is not from mourn».
All: 30. ms. at the second battle at
SIXTEEN MILLION MEN HARNESS-
ED AT NIAGARA.
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.. Jan. 31.-
The average man is apt to speak very
gilllly of so many hundred thousand
horsepower harnessed at Niagara
Falls, but it is doubtful if one person
in a hundred begins to understand
the tremendous conservation of natur-
al resources effected at the Falls
of the spectacle.
The 872,800 horsepower now devel.
oped at the Falls is the equivalent of
18,776,000 man-pbwer working an
eight-hour day, or more than the com‘
bined strength of all able-bodied men
in the United States.
Under the American-Canadian
Treaty, promulgated by the two na-
tions to guard the scenic beauty of
the Falls, for all time. only 56.000»
cubic feet of water per second, out
of a total flow of 240.000 cubic feel.
may be diverted from the Niagara
River for power purposes. But even
with this restriction, when the treaty
goes into effect the force conserved
by failing water will be the eqllivw
lent of 35.569.000 men working the
average eight-hour day.
Stupendous although this ShVillg is,
it is as nothing compared to the full
strength of the Falls. Tile volume or
water that will be permitted to run.
so as to perpetuate the beauty of the
Falls, is estimated‘to represent 118,-
680,000 eight-hour man-power or about
18,000,000 more man Dower than
there are men, women and children in
the United States ended its posses-
siona.
PACKERSITRIAL on room.
chlorine. Jan. 30.~Sluiner o.
Masher, margin clerk for the G. H.
Hammond Company plant of the Na-
tional I’nckig Company at Chicago.
began his sixth day on the witness
stand when the trial of the ten Chl-
cano packers was resumed today.
John C. Wheeler, superintendent of
branch houses for the Nutuoaal Pach-
lug Company was expected to be the .
next witness.
Fem Abooa Indigestion and In Re-
lief That Should Interest You.
Although Indigestion and Dyspepsia
are so prevalent. most people do not
thorouhgly understand their cause and
cure. There is no reason why most
people should not eyranything they
desire-4f they will only chew it care-
fully and thoroughly. Many actually
starve themselves into sickness
ins. good-smelling and Igood~tastlng
food. because it does not agree with
them.
The best thinly-to do is to fit your-
self to digest any good» food.
We believe we can relieve Dyspep
sis. We are so confident of this fact
that we guarantee and promise to sup—
ply the medicine free of all cost to ev-
ery one who wil use it. who is not per-
fectly satisfied with the results which
it produces. We exact no promises.
and out no one under any obligation
whatever. 'Surely. nothing could he
fairer. We are located right hem and ‘
our reputation should be snflicient as-
surance of the “genuinenesé of cm or-
fer.
We want every one troubled with
Indigestion or Dyspepsia in any ferns ,
to come to our store cud buy a box of
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. Take them
home and give them a mercantile trial.
according to directions. Then, if not
«Mod, come to slam! setyour mon-
ey book. They lire very pleasant to.
hike; they aid to soothe the writable
stomach co strengthen and invigorate
the disc'stivo ongaus. and to promote
a healthy and natural bowel action.
anus leading to perfect and healthy dl~
8A 1109. and assimilation.
, 250 e of Rexall Dyspepsia
sublets furnishes 15 days' treatment.
in ordimryloues. this is, suincient to
lproduce cure. in more chronic
and depends upon the
able For spell cases.
All Marked
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Warm Up
the exposed cor-
ner room. the bay
window. or the
room that gets no
sun with a
GAS
HEATING srovs
to Extinguish.
United Electric u
Light 8: Water Co
When We Put Up Your
Prescriptions
Satisfaction Follows
incensed Pharmacists always in st-
tendance.
W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
-. DRUGGISTI
JAMES PARKER. Manager.
8 North Nola 8A1. Bo. Nemlk
WALL:
A'PAPER.
" {Fall Styles . _
A E E. Gotham
" Decorator
- to First cl. 2,» «was?
AT PRICE’S
The Usual Big Reductions
Suits $4. 89 to .514- 89. Overcoats Also
Underwear. Sweaters. ' Gloves
Caps, Shoes, Men’s Odd East's
A“ $6600
TelephoneFourFivoTwo ‘1 .
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11.,
Very Low
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98 Washington Street
Phon No. 1185-2.
WAY
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have an install
a Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest Aday!
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.
The Jones & Hotchkiss
Company
(HDustless, Noise. Phone 742 NORWALK.CONN.
less :: Bothcrless '5
’ ’ THE NEW SCIENCE
Easy to Light and ' Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing 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 of
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine You will
never regret giving Chiropractic 3
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
04 WASHINGTON 81'. so. NORW‘ALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
lfYouKeep Chickens
You Need An Incubator
OYou can batch more chickcsasnd beta
for chickens with a Buckeye lhcubafof
than you ever hatched with when. 0
That‘s a broad statement but every.
Buckeye incubator is (non-teed!
hatch every lutehahlc egg, and that?
more than your hcAns Can do. An locus
inter sets when you are fully too. but
the hen setswhea she-Is ready.
Come in and let us show you how
Buckeye Incubator works. You’ll be on“
prised at its simplicity. .
We. have that in four sites. as low a
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