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Bitiiiii HEMABHE
ntly nut Thoroughly Cleanse Your
' ‘ hand Boonie amt“
gou‘i'eel Gm! by militant
? Yon' re hilioue,3yon3 have n throb
‘ unto in your mouth. your eyes burn.
your skin is yellow, with dark rings
'der your eyes; , your lips are
«panelled. No wonder you feel ugly.
birth of bile not properly paflédil’blf.
and what you need is a cleaning up
de. Don' t continue being a hilloua
nuisance to yourselt and there who
ya you and don‘t reoort to harsh
hysios that irritate and injure. Ro~
" member that every disorder of the
intuition, ’ilver and intestines can he
‘nuicliiy cured by morning with son-
tle. thorough Gasourets-wthey work
hlle you sleep. A 10~cent box from
or druggist will keep you and the
entire family feeling good for monthn‘.
«children love to take Cascarets. he-
' :couse they taste good and never gripe
or sickeu.
The Comrade Club will have a curl
oil ride this evening.
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~ 19.: H. White, who has been ill Jar
home time, is still confined to his bed.
h
:A daughter has hen born to Mr. and
‘Mrs. Marshall Baxter. of onion ave-
Mre, George Wright. of Crow avenue.
' films been entertaining Mrs. Arthur
Smiling, of Brooklyn, New York.
3 William A C‘ushmnn and son Eugene
Coehmon, 01 Logan street, are improv-
In}: from their recent illnesses.
‘Adtoom; othrted on”
flood direct. 33 3
innit. hot the st
blue: sensation in you: bend a ball "
Moreno ill tempered.3 Youriayotem .
ly turned, and after walkihg by the
other man, who proved to he cherlos’
un33 toward Raw
eta utter a while disappeared trout
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' George Pentecost spent Wednesday
in Norwaik on business.
J. T. Wright's lunch wagon has been
moved to Main street.
M
Min. Fred Smith. of Chapel street. in
visiting with her mother, in Norwolk
Louise Aboudrotb has returned to
her home in Main street, utter a visit
in Norwaik.
Fred Cropon, of Dorian, is spending
a low days with triende in Now Co.-
nuon. ‘
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Mrs. P. Hermann and son, August,
arrived home, Wednesday, from New
York. whore they attended a reception.
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There will be u. meeting of the Bus»
iness Committee of tile Congregational
Church this evening at 8 o’clock, in the
parsonage.
F, Herman had to shoot a valuable
horse Wednesday. it had an incurable
disease. Mr. Hermann only recently
purchased the animal, in Stumi’ord.
Miss Rhodeh. of the Methodist parv
homage, who recently completed train
ing at St. Mary's hospital, New York.
is taking the rogenl’n examination in
New York. this week.
Mum...,.....»
H. B. Cook, formerly manager of the
Mrs Andrew Mills and Miss Ethel
Hills are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
glhsoio Scoileid in New York
Hol'nmedieu, who
ei‘dl darn at his
‘mgenqe in Crockett avenue. is able
: 9 about oguin.
I wHove your tonsorinl work done in
EDWayton. 3 We .nlso handle tire and no.
oident insurance. R. F. Scuiui.
_. the past few days. resumed his duties
. yootordoy with the Burden Condensed
’hliik Company. no bookkopor. in South
orwalk.
The Kindly Club members enjoyed n
straw ride, lust night, going to Stom-
' fill, where a dance won in progress in
«the Arcade, and a line lime enjoyed
' veryunnn Lodrigonu carrynll convey-
ed the sixteen members.
bit the business meeting held in the
fRownyton Baptist Church, lust even—
ing. the following officials were elect-
our
Church 0rganist~~John Cievorley.
3 Assistant Church 0rgauist~Mlso
3 one Sliii’iin.
Choir London-Miss lrene Lynch.
"The usual prayer servieo was con
«ducted by the pastor. Rev F. A. Cun-
3ningh3am, and was very interesting.
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The Ladies' Aid Society or the Bow.
on- Methodist Episcopal Church has
ed the following oliicers to serve
lirl ‘g the donning your:
eaident~Mre Franklin L Theall
"Vine-Preeidentwlirs. Mary Themed.
Vine-,Ptresidonthrs ladies 3E. Ste-
aeomiery—eMrs. Euri'l‘hoxnes.
reasnrer-Mrs Jofin H.136Woters.
rectors-«Mrs. George Sounder.
. Daniel Wicks, ours.- Alfred LS.
’okett, Miss Mory Hart and ‘iMrl.
Wicks.
I Joseph R. Taylor, who has been 1113
. and a half on the t.sriit He referred
,neeticut Agricultural College at Gear
aetown. was in Itidgefleld on Tuesday.
{Mr (‘ook is new manager or the An-
son Phelps Stokes osmtent Newton
3 Heights
l
“q... aim
Charles Adonis formerly proprietor
of a cafe in this place. has purchased
a hotel at the corner of One Hundred
avenue, New York. and moved with
his lamily’to that place. " Mr. Adnme'
many friends will wish him success in
his new enterprise.
lieaters
Try on Oil Hunter in your spore rooms
33.25 to $4.50
s'chlhhtinEoms. & Co.
cor. muma Ave. a Mun or..."I'o-mn
Select Groceries. Honolulu. Flour
0: Food. Hardware. Paton. Glue. no
r. l. liltl. rinse - .
restrooms re trims
“Will. BILL Gilli! iii’
WASHINGTON Feb. 2.~«Whl3le the
house was considering the pontoon 83.1%.
prom-lotion hill in the comuiitteo or
the whole hound. Representative Hill
secured the lloor and spoke an hour
to the letter read on the floor on Mon-
day by the gentleman from Penusyi
vents and usked why the Demoeruts
did not moire up the wool sohedule and
current such things as the Inuit item
Stratiord comploined o‘l'. He took from
his pookst the draft 0!: the wool bill.
I upon which he said he had been at
Work ever einee Congress assembled.
,uuuunumu
Gilbert Farm dopurtment of the (Joni, ‘0“!
and Seventyollrhih elrol and Freeman
wards Mayegwnsqo's Pail-
rm. to House Body
M
E!
it ill HARBMS Bill
Measure to Raise Dillolaia
' Salaries is [labeled
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WASHINGTON, l). (3., Feb 2.-iie-
presentettve Hill has forwarded to the
liouee rivers and harbors committee
the request or Mayor Wilton of Bridge.
the improvement of the Bridgeport
harbor and adjacent waters.
Asks for Survey.
Mr. Hill urged the committee. in
forwarding the papers, to provide tor
u survey to determine the exact cost
‘and necessity for the" contemplated
improvements, that survey to be
made by the army engineers, on no
quired by law.
As there has been no survey or
the improvements, Mr. lllll explains
he could only ask for proviSiOn to:
n survey of this year‘s rivers and
nrbor hill and not for money to mm
the work. 3
it is not certain that there will be
a rivers and harbors bill this new
The knock-out blow which
the Democratic "caucus gave to the
public building bill for this season
would indicate lliiit "pork barrel" hills
are not to be allowed this session;
and the more and harbors bill may
meet the name into on the other hill.
Special Pm.
The Bridgeport improvementn have
been taken up by the subcommittee
on survey 0! the House rivers and
harbor ohmmlttee; and it there is
doubt about pntlim; I’the provision in
the bill Mr. ill" will mitten
olnl plot! before the unboommitteo
Ply of ii. 8. Mental.
A raise in pity for both the United
States attorney and the United States
pay for either of themwthat is prom
ticolly the situation which resulted
[root a hearing given by a snir‘corn
mitten of the house judioiury oom-
mitteo, Representative Webb ohnlr
than, yesterday on the Bandage: bill
proposing to increase from $2. (loo to
32 50.0 o. your the salary of the United
Slates morohnl.
More Pay for Attorney;
Representative Higgins and 'l‘iiuon
tee in lover of the Brondngeo bill;
but, during "the session. Chairmen
, wen pointed out um u the marshal»
were given the increase. provided by
the bill, he would then rooelve the
some salary on the United Stotes nt-
torney, who now gets 32. 500.
Mr. Webb took the position that
the United Staten attorney should get
more our than the magnet. and his
attitude indiontod ho was appealed. to
the Brenda‘xoo hill 3
. Would Moon Booth. 3
Representative Higgins indicated a
willingness to remod‘y that situatitin
by propoeing an inoreo'le of onlnry (or
the ”United Stilton attorney; making
his pay $3. 000 a your.- ‘3.
There is a tour. however. that ii
the mundane hill veers amended to
provide for increases tor two oniolalb,
it would toast the Denloordlie are
that is Molded for economy. .
So Representative Higgins hair do
in 3
heirninutiyige i. but For.
port tor rodent. appropriations tor 3
none-3 ‘
' with friends i
‘ lnnrshnl for Comteotieut or to raise in 3
(town.
both appeared before‘the suboommit»,
‘ Smith are dart!
tier oonsider "tion a propoaitioh to in~3
sumrohluu
Another lino program at roilnotl pim-
topioy and illustrated soups was pre—
- seated at The Auditorium, South Norv
wuik‘s only“ exclusive picture parlor
ihet night. The special dentures to«
night include it Vituruph lite por-
traylil,“'1’he Reformed Bantu Clamfli
Edison comedy. "F'roenlnii Auntie
Outfi” Edison ‘odtiontionul him "The
(:0th industry in Newfoundland."
Four other 300d reels. Mr Lowe will
hovo new rang bits that will please
all. Toniorrow there will be a grand
double program with opeelul bargain‘
matinee for ladies and children at
2: 30 p. In.
15:
ground that it was an interference
withdomeolio relations and an on
tortorenoe with state’s rights; but-
when tne‘iiual vote was renehed, ar-
ter vain attempt: to make radical
amendments." went through by a
vote or at who. '
Brandon” Preston.
During a part oi the debate. Sens.»
tor Brandon. was called to preside
over the senate by the vicepresioent
W 0. Filed: will spend today in Nor-
woill.
Willie imitwood. who has been ill,
is about outfit.
Mrs.'0rlondo Andrews has been ill
for several dlyn.
.l. M. Montreal: is carting orator
poles to Booth Norwnlk.
Frederick Darrow. or Weutport, is
spending a for} duyo in town.
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lemon tiriili ‘wlli opend this evening
{tourney street. ‘
The work or filling the Curse ice
houses was finished yesterday.
this evening to spend the Week end. '
n.‘ no em. Chariots Northrop, of
Pound Ridge, have been vluitors
hints Elizabeth Penneil has spent
several days with hire. Samuel Waleo
bury.
DoWitt Candeo end Mills thsnh
Condee. oi Eiialcih. have visited rein
lives in We.
William Robinson :3 borne was injur-
ed by getting out on the stable Wed
nesdoy night.
”My
Mr. and Mrs J M. Perry, oi Fort
street. East Norwnlk. have visited rel.
olives in town. ~
eonilued to her room.
'onru. Sundoy
E. Reason and John
sumbbrimnodmif
it o Vt’illinma,
steam mill to *
.13. Fin-v2
Mine Florence Blinks returned home *
in
Mrs Chariot! Wukonlan is coring for f 3 . 3
Mrs. Angeline Andrews, who is still _ 3
T Services will I, no in the local ,
3‘ room which will till a long tell. wont. .
THEATRE
THE HOME OF BEFINED
VAUDEVILLE
u A . '~ ’9
The Mexrcan
A Dramatic Playio't Depictihgwtito on
the Mexican. Border
. VI new In
Maximo
The Cuinn Wonder of tits Wire
FrankieDrew,
Singing, Talking Comedlonne
.i
Mr. studios
Barrett
in Their Original Oddlty. “Casey's
Dream”
3~omes
Furies. Film in Acrobatic sum
m m‘
Motion. Pictures
Motion Pioture
I Parlor .
NORTH MAIN ST
South Norwaik
Latent liluotroted Congo
PROGRAM CHANGED DAILY
SPECIAL FEATURES TONIGHT
\‘itngrnph info i’ortrnyni—~“‘The Re-
formed Santa Claus." A tenture
Drama sure to please.
Ildluon Rooting (tomedye-“Froerinu
~ Auntie Out.”
hing to end.
Edition hdueutlonnl i’ilmwwodi‘lsh lu-
ouotry. Newfoundland."
- Doors Open 7 p. m.
Now not
The Atlantic Hotel’
.. m...-
v'l‘ho TAtinntie Hotel onersr in its
Grape Arbor Grill one o! the moat no
l at and d l httnlly cozy restaurants
“Lrvioe‘ completes tor Bridgeport a grill
Orchestra Every
ibudhuuiunn~
Showing High-clan Photoployu and
A tough trout begin»
Admission so and 10o
15”- DA
w... u,
the exposed cor-
nor room, the bay "
window, or ‘ the
room that gets no
son with a
HEATINGSTOVE
(UDustless, Noise-
lrss, ' :: Botheriess,
Easy to Light and
to Extinguish.
United Electric
Light 8: Water Co
When weputupn...
Prescriptions ‘
Satisfaction Follows
Licensed Pharmacists olwoys in at-
' tendunno. 3 r ,3;
enters
JAMES PARKER, Manager.
e um. stain on. to. Norwuik '
W3 Fngmore 8: Co. 3‘
S.
AKF FWKFCEYS
The Usinihig Reductions
Suits $4.89 to $14-89-
Underwear. Sweaters, Gloves
Overeoots.I~AlSO
Caps, Shoes, Men’é Odd Pants" '2?
' All Marked Very Low 3
.wifli Z
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
WAY
for‘you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
it 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 & ‘Holchkiss
Company
Phone 742 NORWALK, CONN.
THE NEW NcmNcu
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad—
justing the some. Diseases are caused
by a .wrench. twist or sprain in the
book. Even .it done in childhood it
creates pinched newer: and pain in
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
this disease and pain, and health to 33.
restored through hermenizing the six I ' '
nerve systems in your hodv .
Nervoneness. Rheumntlsm. Pnraiy- 3
oil, Heart. Kidney and ”on 0 Die.
dunes are given special attention; silo. «I
Curvature of the Spine .Yon will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
ohsnce to help you.
TFRANCISDC.
94 WAaHlNGTON ST. 330. NORWALK "
3 Magnetic , Trootrnento .’ Given Also.
a-
“Y can hatch more chiclrens and bet'
. krhs With a Buckeye incubate!
ever hatched with a hen. O . i
o it broad statement. but every
uhoior is duarnnteed to
rat hotohabie e3 , and that’s
one can 0. ‘ Mince»
you are readyAn too. bot =
so when she' is ready
in and let us show you how 3
3 oincubg'tor works. You’ilbo sun 3
’ “flirt s3 simplicity.
‘ have then: In four sizes,
inter lilo in the didorent organs and .
Norwalk Chronicler