Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 1, 1912 · page 4

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a strong tonic.
alto s

 
 
 

 
 

It so Ill a Clark has rammed to
”Phonic in ‘Rovlnyton alter a. visit.
. to trloudu in Jamestown, R. I.

 
 

 

9 ”Don't ‘torget the Auction Sale to
9 narrow allot-noon at 2 o'cloek at Lad-
‘rlgun‘s Livery Stable. Rowayton.

‘ . 'l‘he boo s in the following list were
recently dded to the Rowayton ii
1. hwy:

 

 

 

9 Fiction.
‘ mile. Lou no Cleaner,
'1 The Ma I'lcd Miss Worth.
11W._ Locke, WI linm .14
' 9 Simon 1 o Jester.

Melton, tm'.
Thom I; Roll
Glusébw, lion, 9
1 The nu or of Old Church.
“Waller. Muiry E..
1 'Flnmote Quarries.
Green. Ev iyn E.
The S rot or Wold Hull.
9 ‘1 Juvenile Fiction.
1 utilization. hurled P..

1 The P 11nd Prince.
‘ “Wright,M bel Osgood,

‘ Citizen ird.

Gun-ison, Lieut. Frederick.
- Off for out Point.
Meade, s. L. T., ‘

The Time of Roses.

Rudolph A Lohr‘

ROWAYTON. CONN.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Plum ing 8. Heating

I STALLER OF THE

[$96,903 :RSyuiein

Refine
m1 Hodern and Economical

. 1.8mm.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mrs. ll ni'ord Smith is ill at her

'Brldgepori on business.
‘ 'home will} an attack of rheumatism.

' Tramps are becoming a post to the.
town authorities. The next trump
hand he is likely to be severely
* cult will: '

 
 
 

 

The wo‘men of Dru-ion held way at
I: Town Hall last evening, when the
1Wolnen nitrogiuts received its ini-
_ in that étaid old town. A
her 10!» {Imminent and strong

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, cm oil strong arguments in luv-
he atom which they are curry-
jut a mg the trolley line A elm.

'ueudny vening and received enthus-
‘iustic cup oil.

 

Uharlo 9H. Seely, oi Noroton, once
one of inf leading goupIayers in the
1 _ 9 tea has been committed for
a sanlturlum iii Stamford
Proh‘a o9 Court Judge Tierney oi

 
 

n (3th. on the petition of his mo-V

alleged that be was a habi-
ru ‘nrdu

jtbco‘el yaloions.‘ Sadly won tho

‘rilialsalionicf itdounutaflmélatemtdoubot
bettetonedamhcnaapad.
ofalcohoi in it. Y I;

d ash

‘ IIIISIIIIS IBII IIIISE

‘onson oi the compact organization

' correct. Mr. Cluruc said that the hint»

'tho thctntlon would be ruined until it

"the sharp point‘ucuetrutlng the

‘dhonkorc cutertalned with words of.

tar meet us was held in Norwaflt on J.

Testimony was given 1

I new

tho but mo“

 
 

 

9 ummu

Explained hyi. l. "foul-1H the
Mouthpiece oi the Standard
Oil Company

 

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-Priooa 0'! oil
have been going up steadily since the
dissolution 01' uncalled Oil Trust by
the decree of the United States Sir
pronto Court. and ti representative of
the Standard Oil Company said today
that they probably would go higher.
Three times this your the Sinndwrd
Oil Company or New Jorsoy has ad-

vnncod the price, which it now to oil 1

Well owners for crude oil, and thorn
have boon correaoondlng lncrcoaeu in
the wholesale and retail quotations for
keroaone. gasoione and others of the
reiinod products.

Gustilonn has risen two cents a gab
Ion in the. New York market. Antonio
bilo dealers estimate the advance
means an increase or more than $200.
000 a month in the cool (it running
automobiles in New York state:

Since the first of the your tbort has
been an advance of two cents per gal
ion in the price establishcd by the
Standard Oil Company by petroleum
delivered by wagon to consumers in
thin city. Not only in New York. but
elsewhere throughout the country lune
prices been raised.

The increased cost at? conducting the
33 companies into which the oil trust
‘wae divided as compared with the ox-

which exioiud under the old regime.
has been advanced on a reason for the
rise in W‘ICEH. According to .l. l. C.
Clarke, the mouthpiece of the Stand-
nrd Oil Company, Illlu theory in not

or prices were due to ooonmnlu condio
tlono. The Pennsylvania fields, be
sold, supply the best crudo oil and no
the output of that product recently has
been inaudlclcni. tho price of Pennsyl-
vania oil has been udvnucod to stimu'
laté production. Mr. Clarke said that

reached upon“. which restored the
production in the Pennsylvania field
to the required basin.

 

HUNG ON MEAT HOOK.
\VATERBURY, Pol). 'l. ~~~~~ domes W.

7 , Facet-3e Whaling wot-é Walton in New

 

 

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L Broad RIveIii ‘

 

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him. Mary Newman dud lure.

York Monday.

“M18 W9
Avenue lulu Malawi-lug. Iron: nou-
ralglg for they put woeit.

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\

lira Goorge “1. trauma,” of River-
side uvonuo, in somewhat imlimycd‘
from her teocut serious illncun. " ’3

 

The bungalow which 1Wililam1‘Lo-
Count in having built on ‘Comstnok
avenue, is about ready tor the mucus.

 

Mr. ind Mrs. George W Knapp. oi
Comstoclt Menus, “entertained their
dnughtor. Mrs. Arthur G. Knapp, of
Bridgeport, Sunday.

WW

Mrs. L. W. Bulls». 91! Silvermlne
avonue. M93 been culturing with n so
vore cold and. blood poisoning in be:
right timer. bin luuow Improving

“WW7

Mrs. Frederick Fiddler, of Bartlett
avenue. had the miniortuno ‘10 tall
downriairain berjiome. lIut Elutur-
day, injuring ber'uniuo severely. She
is recovering slowly, howover. so that
now tube is able to be about the house.

(‘1. W. Kuapuhoi 'Comstock avenue,
shelved three pairs of his American
ilominlquos It the Biamiord Poultry
show last week and wan awarded
flrut urine {or twoyéurold birds. first
for two young birdo and wound for
twmolhom.

 

 

Work is progrculna rapidly on the
new house which John A. Mills is
building in Silvormiiio‘ avenue. The
utructuro promises to be a very nt-
lructivo and. Air. und'MrI. Mllln'i'wili
occupy the lower floor, and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert" Allen contemplate occun'
laying the upper floor.

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lcc cutting operutlom in iirond RN»
or are very hoavy lust at proscnhfi‘ho
Full-field County Dairy Compuw ' bun
Juat llnlobod harvesting on the Wilson
pond, and yesterday bod the llnvie
pond cleared of snow and this morn
lug uturiod cutting with o largo lame
of men. Tho Silvor Luke loo Com-
pany's force of ice cuitcru are warli-
ing on the Merrill pond. and u big;
'irc crop is expected to be barvostod‘
by this company.

 

The Do Turn Trio gave a very or-
;,Ilsnc enierialumt-m. last night. in the
Broad River chapel. delighting a largo
number 01 bonnie. ’l‘hc IiIi‘nlr was for
the bonolli of tlio building improm-
mcut fund or the Bilvcrmluo M. P.
Church. The; program. won an follows:

 

Model Market Company, was badly in-
lured yesterday. Mr. Finley and u

some smoked shoulders. when
step—ladder slipped. Au it slipped Mr.
Finloy‘fi right wrist struck u book,
rial
and holding Mr. *Finlcy. lle hung nus.
pended in the air for a short time. or
until other cmployes could get the stop
ladder in position and Illke their om.
pioyer oi! the book. They had to lilt
him ourclully‘ for four of ripping his
arm. Twontydlve stitches were to
quired to close the wound. and it in
said that‘thoro is nodnnger of serious
results. V’l‘bere' in a possibility of
blood~poisonlng, however.

 

 

HOTEL ARRIVALS. .

Mnhnckomowm. liailot’t, T. l“. Swlclt.
F. B. Atwood, G. C ‘Coblens. New
York; H. W. Conant, T. 1?: Button. P.
G. Lewis, Boston; F‘. n. Fnrnhum. ll”.

Efldnuserley. ‘Bridzopnrt; “P.1d.
wyno, Posaaic; 1 P. M. Hart, Rowayton;
GEE. Fuller. Waterbury; 14.3. Hurl-

m‘onid, Vu; J. M. Layton. ll. Math-
ewoon. E H Mathewson, J H. Lock-
wood, Mrs Clark. Thomas McDonnell,
J.9 W Studwell, E. 13. Smith. (J. J. Pid-
gecn, city ‘

HELD UNDER HEAVY BONDS.

Andrews, 99. bother. NH! hold for trial

 

Finley, president and treasurer of thei

couple of his employee were removing:
the

I

‘ Mandolin and Plunow

W. Goldsmith. Hartford; W. B Casey, 19

butt, Wilton; L. M. Courtney, Rich-9

rHoMmonwnnn F911,! ”Paul

n ill super r Court teddy, undor‘

PART I
ITrio-ll ibuou March ..... W. A. lloobm
Bkoicbw A llrouu Paper Pnrcol.
IPiuno Duct-«4n Postal Army
.. :ngelmuun
Readingmduot Common Place.
* Mnndoliu sand Plnuo-
(a) Spanish Gulcty.... ..‘..P. lino
to) Our League March. .J.W., Allen
Plano Solom'l‘wlitering of the ‘9 ‘
Birds .. .. . . .B. Billemn

.-l-au. I..1.p.- ..y-

‘

....i-..I-'

‘ PART II.
8ketcb-liius Honey's, Tremolo.
Miss Honey. a unintor‘ may. no:
DoForedt: Unbelin ”Elissa. a London
girl Mrs. Turntlno. 1
Mandoilne Solo-«Gillan Di Cancel-1:99 .
um 00‘! fim ‘l-I.‘ J. 31"mTWFn
Plano Duclwliolocbod 1
Readingwsolccted

.....

 

 
 
 
 
 

in) WIltI-blsmole. .1. . .10: Metro
on Moonlight on the Plantation. do.
1 1scrlptivo piece by J H Jennings.
‘ ' Trio—«Novelty._

’ codna‘onour‘ PATENTS. 1

Theiollowln‘g wore tamed haunt-1v
30tb,1912;ll3t furnished mm onion
or A. M. Wooster. solicitor ct phoenix.
Bridgeport. Cantu:
Win. it. Aborcrouibie. Bridgeport
1mm~trimmer and “edge hinder (or
ood-ins machined. '

 

Carlyle
sewing o‘nd

in south, at nominal: “
Hair Bounties Soil, Fluffy, Lus-

imnsandflcmltifiil Irnmcdlowly
AlteroDnndermcHaIrCleansc

” or kill

 
 
 
 
 

' - been tiled with the auto gummy:

91 Alexander Mubccher. 1 Bridgeport. '

Giro

can prove 9191’:
MW

 

Got a1125 Cont Bottle Now

Scalp and andrufi'

"MW

 

faded, brittle Ind
Dundcnnoand
initinfioneimflld‘itinduuiimcl
immbdiatc Ind mug—your hIir will be
dolly Ind wavy Ind have an app col
dance; In incomparable

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

dance, the booty g

 
 
 

bait Add your uni

 

what Winn

use when on will totally no new hair
downy at
Ill over the Indy.

 

Ind runnhluc It: to "gondola. It
won. lmlgonm Ind on-

5:53

dandy loin. mat and

 
 

try a Wlittle Dundcrinc. R: will

 

 

DR. 8. P. CLINTON I5 GOVERNOR'S
APPOINTEE

w... W...

Will Collier It Harrisburg.

hutnut Night 9
wilr. (J. P.11 anon ol on Huvon won
appointed youiordoy by Governor
Simeon it. Baldwin to be a dologuto to
the coulorenlcc on the chestnut tm
blight to be held at Harrisburg. Pa"
on l-‘ebniury‘zo and 21. Govcrnor
John K. 'i‘oncr of Ponnuylvuniu has
inlormud Governor Motrin that tho
disdain: bus nimudy otrlokcn down all
of the trees oi this kind in New Jer-
so). and plumbing north through
New York Item, and is now well over
the undies-u and western borders oi
the limits Ponnuylvaula is trying to
{II-ovum the limo“ oi tho diloaw. ’l‘bc

Pm, on

InlIIlon nun hunted. charged with tho

scourge. in the bone of Itoupln; it al-
Iogelbur. or at limit to quaruntine‘lt.
So important was the control or elimi—

oi tb'o Union that It bill is now pend
log to have the federal department of
agriculture old in thin movement.

A WARNING AGAINST WET FEET.
Wet and chilled lent usually alloct

 

 

chitin or pneumoniI may mutt. Watch
carefully. mrliculurlv the column.
and far the rocking. stubborn coughs
sire Folcy‘o Bunny and Tor 001%
pound. it authors the innumedmom
braces. and hooln the cough quickly.
Talia no substitute W T. Wigmoro
& 00‘ 9 t.

 

mun-m

cORPORATiON CERTIFIOA‘TEB
Corporation paper: it: (allows have

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Connecticut Oil Company at
Waterbury: certificate
or $20,000 additional capitol. 9

The Brook Hill. Mannheim“ coni-

R. ‘F'. Worden 98: Sons. incorpora-

000 capital; incorporuted by Robert ll‘.
Worden. [Artnu D. War 9n and How-

 

 

hair find We

Forever Stop Falling Hair, Itching

the boldly of Your liir—é-No diilcrencc b w dui
wwnfgyj just moisten I cloth wit >
duly draw it through your hair ‘
The «duct is 1

A little DIddCriné now will immediate! doubiE

lustre, whom and luxu-
ad Ibimmer of true IIIIr Imith.

Tn It you will literati IpplicItionoI andcrlnc, “ ‘
you cannot find I :11ng one: of dandruff or I loco.
will not itch, but
please you most mi be after xtcw week' I
fine Ind
”79"” really new lair—Willi;

Dandcrinc II in tho bIIr what {mil Ihowcn of rain
right to 1i?“
II :-

ngro «an» hfiriogrownbnm-
moduli 99ml

Get I 25 cent bottle of Knowlten I Damiano:
from In): drug star: or indict counter and prove to
yoonclt tools twnow-wllut your hair’ I: II pmty
Ind loft-la Inf—rd“! it llII been neglected or Injured
by arch: WmtflC-«thfl' I Ili~you Iuirly can
turn bountiful hair and lot: of it. If you will just
Iurprisc await: you.

 

bomber worn upmoximutoly 81.968.000
on inorcuoe ot half million dollars

Pcunnylvaniu logislaiuro of still
unanimouw an act uppmwlur
ting the bum $73,000 and it com I

duty of committing this torriblc‘
9cm.

nation of this ought to all the Button:
1910's and the nix monthu'

the mucous mcbmue of the noon
throat and iunzn, mu! la gringo, boon"

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

end

in,
un-

 

BIG lNCREAdE IN EARNINGS BY
THE new HAVEN noon?“
Now liuven‘n not cumin for [)9

over the enmcnluulil of, the nreoeliing
your. This in tho largest increase in
tin not candles in the but two yours.
and was made nouuiblo by an improve
moot of $385,000 in total revenues and
II “25,0010 decrouue in operating ex-
ncnsoe. ‘

New Haven made It docidodly better
showing in tho mood quartur of tho

cumin-1i llscnl your than in the threei ‘

mouths cloning Scblombcr 30. Gross;
for the first quarter was $30,000 be:
hind, whereas for the second quarter
total muonucu weird $627,000 ahead or
thong for mu. New Huvnn cloned the
drut half your with was 18 per cent.
motor Win in the medium icar

'l‘bc lmnmvomenl in not was even
morn nrououncodon account. of tho
reduction in expound; as tho ycuk‘ wont
Not for tho first quarter wan
slightly less than 111ml" cent. behind
that (or 1in your before. in the second
uuur‘tor not run 10 nor cont. nhond of
net carnv
inns showed no advance of just over
8500.000. or 1.3 our cent. from the
figures at tho nrmding your.

in the {allowing tabla tho improve»
ment in both groan cnnd not. since July
11 is shown, with llgurou'ior the iiret
half your: -

1 ‘ 1011.

9 9 1912.
lat‘qunrtor
grotto ...‘ ..... $16,441,194 $16,475,341
and quarter 1 9
gross ‘ .. 116,517,671 15,889,880

 
 
 
 
 

o montlin'xrons. 32,962,865
lotuuantor not . 6,272,261
13nd quarter not. 5,050,456' 6,402,109
6 months not 1 .'12.2923.0172' 11,721,4i1

A: in the case 01’ nrt‘wtlcaily all or

32,365,221
0.319.202

 

 

Ihowinx ‘luuuol operating mum.

Mum ml would: run mom
modem: 10.: Annan Ind donor, 1

led. at Waterbury; to start with ”3.x

tho winds of the country. Jonuaré
operating conditiona hue been one
at to h d buck tunic and to increase.
We understand
ry blow Haven'ii

under thoce of January. loll

' “any ill: home front inipuro blood.
Can‘t. have pure blood In 1th runny di-
scation. busy liver land union bomb.
‘nur‘dock Blood Bitters rheumatic

 

line the blood
99mm M‘uer “not

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

nutrition. bowel: and lircr. and ouriv '

9 In coon-r1:

AT PRICE’S

, 1" Th6: Usual Big Reductions .-
3qu $4.89 to $14.89.
Underwear. Swéaters, Gloves”
Caps, Shoes, Men??? bad 1;...“

All Markcd Very Low E

 

 

 

Overcoats Also

3

 

PRICE’S Clothing, Store

98 Washington Street

Phon No. 118512.

 

Warm Up

the eXposed cor-
our room. the bay

window, or the
room that gets no
HI Hill with a

G S

HEATING STOVE

QiDustiess. Noise-
icss, Botheriess,

Easy to Light and
to Extingxiish.
United Electric
Light &Water Co

When We Put UpYouI

PrescnptIous
usfaction Follows

accused Pharmacists always in an
tondance.

 

 

 

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W F.- W‘gmflredt Co.

JAMES PAH 9 flounder.
ammo. an “ so”. numb:

 

 

 

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WAY 9

for you to be warm 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 of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Wolcr
or Steam System will satisfy you beat.

The Jones & Hotchkiss __ ‘1”
COmpau-y

Phone 742 NORWALK. CONN.

THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic

(‘hlropructic is the science 0! the
muse oi the disease and the art of m.
looting the some Diseases are caused 1
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the

 

 

creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dinere‘nt organs 1m
limbs :
Chiropractors remove the cause (it
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body 1
Nervousness, Rheumatism. Paraly~
aid. Heart. Kidney and Female Die-
cases are given special attention: also
curvature of the Spirit: You will
never regret giving Chiropractic n
chaos to help you.

T. FRANCIS. D. C.

94 WABHIne'roN or. so. NORWALK'
Minnelli: 9Tmtmenu Given AlIo

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ready. 1
show you how a‘ '
‘ ' Y‘ou’ilbesnrut

 

 

buck. Even it done in childhood it

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