round the town
.li‘noderick Cakes and Russell Hall
dew days.
noticed a small ice boat with sail up.
half buried in the snow on Raymond s
190 pond
, The renovations at the Fitelson
. atore in Rowayton avenuehave been
loompletod and have added greatly to
. , theappearance of the store.
, ' Ellwood Broadway, of the firm of J.
*1. Broadway ‘& Sons, of Crockett
. gatreet. left this morning for a few days‘
., {triple Bayonne and Peterson, N. .l.
I ma auction sale of the plumbing
'mils of Joseph Klinefei-ter, Jr.. whose
goods were attached a while ago. was
held yesterday at the stable of E J.
Mrigan. Samuel C lirelnnd was auc-
tioneer. Mortimer C. Ogden purchas-
. will the safe.
3 Bishop and Mrs. James De Wolf
. .‘Perry held a reception yesterday af-
., a "thrown in the Episcopal residence in
;_,j"Pi'-ovldence. At the tea table was Mrs.
, Drank W. Crowder, whose husband
.. 7"“ formerly pastor of the Methodist
, flcpiscoiial Church in this place.
The pastor will preach at both sen
, flees at the Rowayton Methodist
wChurch. .As it is Ecumenical Sunday.
the address appointed to he read in all
'.“he churches will be read at one or
' ‘ the services. At the other service the
Text of the sermon will be “Christ
‘ Our Head."
a'Lleuteuant and Mrs. Henrich Carl
Glade, of Dresden. Germany, are
, guests of Major and Mrs. R. Livingston
. I'Luckay Mrs. Glade was formerly
3,; ”lira. Maser. who for many years resid-
'ed in Rowaytcn and was well known in
’1" The Norwaiks. Lieutenant Glade is n
« ‘ retired oilicer in the imperial German
3" y; where he served with distinc~
5 ion. file father was caudal to Honc-
‘ lulu
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Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 1278
ROWAYTON, CONN.
.j’lumbing 8. Heating
, manual or THE
_“B'elknap” System
. or HOT WATER HEATING
Aldon Modern and Economical
. System.
vawtn
wfiARiEN
, NOROTON
,. g s. W. Cooper, of Mansfield avenue. is
,a‘eoovering.
w-..”
Bradford Ballard, who has been ill
:or grip, is recovering.
Miss Marjory Smith spent Thursday
with friends in Stamford.
Edward McDonald, of Norotonv ave-
is about again. alter an illness. '
“Thaddeus Hoyt, of Prospect avenue.
ecovering mm a serious illness.
rHanford Smith and son. George.
,ln Bridgeport, Thursday. on
lhess.
. sell Spooner, of Main street, will
, the remainder of the winter in
Bouillon is building a forty-
nah which he expects to have
.41”? 1.
. 11""de was unable to work
in iiiiiliii liii
‘ u liililiiliill illiill
Diapapsln Bellies .Your’ one
Sliding is fine on the various hills
liiford H Benedict, of South Nor-
wit, has been visiting friends in Row-
0 Working in South Norwalk for a
l’assers- by on the trolley line have
s
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Stomach sub Ends an hull-1'
station. in Five Minutes ‘
u ‘ M“ V‘
craves without fear of indigestion or
Dyspepsia, or that your food will fer-
ment or sour on your stomach, if you
we take a little Diapepain occasions
all!
Your meals will taste good, and any
thing you cat will be digested; noth-
ing can ferment or turn into acid or
poison'or stomach gas. which causes
Belchlng, thiness, a feeling of full-
ness after eating. Nausea, indigestion
(like a lump of. lead in stomach), Bii~
iouaneas, Heartburn. Water brash.
Pain in stomach and intestines or oth-
er symptoms.
Headaches from the stomach“are air
soiutely unknown where this effective
remedy is used. Diapepsin really does
all the work of a healthy stomach. it
digests your meals when your stom-
ach can’t. A single dose will digest
all the food you eat and leave nothing
to ferment or sour and upset the
stomach.
Get a large 50-cent case of Pape's
Diapepsin, from your druggist and
start taking now, and in a little while
you will actually brag about your
healthy. strong Stomach, for you then
can eat anything and everything on
want without the slightest discom-
fort or misery. and every particle of
impurity and Gas that is in your atom.
ach and inteshtlncs is going to be car-
ried away without the use of laxa-
tives or any other assistance.
Should you at this moment he sui-
forinx from indigestion or any stom-
ach disorder, you can surely get falls!
within live minutes.
I
for a couple of days ”at Stcorzas shop
on account of illness.
v
WW
Charles Galiord has resigned his po-
sition with Mrs. Richard Law, to take
one *with V. R. Pooley.
Attorney George H. Voshurgh, of
South Norwulk, was a visiwr in Darien
on Thursday on business.
9......
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church gave a
supper for the members last night.
The Noroton Heights Engine Com-
pany will hold a business meeting in
the fire house Tuesday, February 6. at
8 p. m.
w
William .l. Reid has arrived in Pasa-
dena, Cnl.. where he will attend the,
wedding of his brother which takesi
place next week.
The Religious lessons of Shakes
peare's “-Merchant of Venice will be
men on Sunday evening.
The n,“ ,5 mékmtfislderahle on.
mm till“ 3... a. and unless
gm‘rormnow chines quickly the boys will
go begging for their sliding.
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The business committee of the Con-
greagtlonal Church held a meeting last
evening at the church at which time
a number of matters of importance
were discussed
Echoes of the suffragista' meeting.
which was ‘held at the Dorian Town
Hall on Wednesday, are still to he
heard around town. 'The ladies are in-
terested in the campaign. as are the
men. ‘ ' ’
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The members of the baseball team
'and their friends are making active
preparations for their dance which will
be held on the evening of the 12th in-
stant at the Town Hall. The‘hoya de-
sire to make this the biggest and has
pleat occasion of the season and indi-
cations aro that they will succeed ad
mirably.
, John-W. Ponder. a native of Dnrien.
died Thursday night in the Soldeirs'
Home Hospital, of cancer of the liver.
The closest surviving relative of Mr.
Ponder is Enoch Grosby, of New Ca
noun. a cousin. He will take charge
of the funeral service, which is to he
held at the Horne on Sunday Mr. Petr
dor was 74 years old. He entered the
Home from Stamford in 1808.1“ set-v.
ed in the Civil war in Company B.
Sixth Connecticut infantry
,,, “Wt-
iu "earnest in the Methodist Church
tones The intimate. of the ser-
so Home and The King inertia Tem—
pleat» Thor3uaday cancel and the Men's :1
choir will rehearse at 5: 30 p.
Biblo all!“ will moot‘at noo ' The
You can eat anything your stomach.
the topic of Rev. Herbert Briwn' 3 tap“ ‘
Dugdaie and Peaston; corset duet.
.Dugdaie and Even;
Honor." sketch. Dusdale, Brooks and
Dominic; song specialties. Moo .and
Biahch'lrd: '
Met-china Home." Carlson and Blanch-
m; Wasps" specialties, Lynch and Co-
rati. The closlllx member was by the
band» , ‘1‘: " 1 V “
Wfim‘
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SAUGATUCK
'Newjfui‘dituro is (being put into the
new Fable building this week.
position with
‘ the Guyer Hardware
company.
F
Postmaster Charles Harris has re-
turned treat a pleasure trip to Wash-
install. 0- C- , .._
Miss Josephine Caskery spent yes-
terday in Southport, and attended the
wedding of a relative._
Lewis P Wakeman is confined to
his home, suffering with a severe at-
tack o: rheumatic gout.
George Allen, who has been visit-
ing In town has returned to his du
ties at While Plains, N. Y.
Cards have been received from Mr.
and Mrs. Austin Jennings announc
ing their safe arrival in Florian
Charles Beniczs has sold his prop»
erty near Harris switch. formerly the
Aaron Beriine homestead. to E. C.
strata. ‘ .
The perigee tide Thursday drew a
large number of our residents to
l-ltouy Flats. but no large catches were
reported.
, , Edward Coylar will have charge of
the Murcia-Washington supper of the
Saiigntuck M. E. Church, Wednesday
evening, Feb. 14th.
The funeral of Edward N. am
formeriy’of this town, who died at
the Norwalk almahouse. was held
Thursday morning,
Following is the list of unclaimedi
letters at the Walnut postoilice: S.
A. Stanley, U. K. sherwood. J. H.
Murphy, Carmina F. Finnish and
The following program was «given: I
“A Horse of Another Color." akaach. ,
"Flor Love and ,
"when Johnny Comes ‘
Walter McKenna has resigned his
' sutisfactloa'n for mortgages
Gale Chantant
For Benefit of the Home for the Aged
NORWAMK ARMOIY
attenuators so. as.
national. Admission. a.
Reserved seats at tables. 25c extra
may be retained throughout the
evening
Tickets at Baxter's and Glendon-
inah‘a and fftln’Tlckot Committee
SALAMACU NDI PARTY
in the Afternoon. 3:15 to 5 p. m.
Admission 26c. _
liliiililil‘i HllPi V
Fill Slili’ii in illii’iliiil
Law Suits Followed Sidney Ros-
‘aniiaid When He Settled in ,
Bethe! on Form -
m
When Sidney Rosenfeid, the to
mono author of theatrical plays, de~
some of the simple life he picked out
a farm in Bethol and paid $6. 000. A
couple of mortgages calling for as,-
009 were left upon the land after all
improvements had been made.
since Mr. and Mrs. Rosenreld.
They got involved in slow suit over
a lease in New Yoi-k and this trouble
followed them to Fairdold county,
where they had to tight in the courts.
They finally‘decided that the life up
Bethe] way. with court associations
to soot was not what they wanted, so
they deserted“ the Bethei farm, left a
caretaker incharsc and tied back to
the big iburg.
To Foreclole Mortgage.
Now they are defendants in an ac-
tion of foreclosure brought by Henry
J. Kronehage of Brooklyn to secure
7 which
amount ti) $3.018“. with expenses
thrown in.
The foreclosure action came to the
Superior court, Bridgeport, yesterday
for judgmeiftlaau the fixing of the law.
day. There were attaching interest
involved. including those of Quincy
Mr. Bowriski.
a...
The ladies of the (30;ng Wfl1mo
parish met with Mmflflm 1"» ““3
IJRISOHDE9 Thu-«May ‘f‘emoon and
“Mm tiles ternoou making fancy and
“segmedrtlclos for the coming fair. ;
A number of the children who at-
tend the Center school travel to and
from the school on the ice in the
river, which is a very dangerous
thing to do owing to many thin
places over the channel.
While enjoying a sleigh ride Thurs-
'day. Misses Lillian and May Burr
met with a mishap on Riverside ave-
nue. A runner of the sleigh caught in
the trolley track and in trying to get
it out the sleigh collapsed. The
young ladies were obliged to contin—
ue their journey home on foot, 9 dis-
lance of about thre'e miles.
Chester and Everett Woodruff en-
tertained the following sinssmatee at
whist Wednesday evening: Misses
Gladys Keith” Dorothy Day. Ethel
Sovey. Gladys Stone, milieu Darrow.
Myrtle Mead. Messrs. Harold Keith.
Stanley Coley, Harold Stearns, Joseph
Houseman. Willis Jones, Paul Knlp-
pie, David Coley and Harold Sturgos.
~—
A large number of the men of
Trinity parish attended the meeting
of the Brotherhood. last evening, at
Trinity: church. Fred H. Field. of
South Norwalli, gave an interesting
talku'pon the work of the Brother-
hood. llov. Mr. Mackenale. also made
a short address. Several musical se~
ioctions were rendered by the mem-
hers. . .
Mrs. William Stewart, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Gault, Mr. and lifts. Frederick
Bradley, Mr and Mrs. Charles liable,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph 11nd,: Mr. and
Mrs.- n. R. BradloY. 1dr. , and Mrs.
m1: Arcs. em. and Mrs. 1LT.
Bradley, Mrs. Bessie Camenter. Mr
and Mia. mallard dealt MN among
the guests who “attended the whist '
party given by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
.tBllilth Wodlifldtl'. "
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.. jg vita wutvit
initiates riauviua
'slon's order reducing rates on lemons
muloi n81 actin' pours In as
F‘.‘ Cashing, who fought out that rent
Worthless in the Common liens,th
more than a year ago. T era was a
diderencu of opinion As to the value
of the farm. One Bethe] man said
it was worth hut 32.600. Three
others said it was worth from 85,500
to $6.000. it consists of 48 acres.
Dlflanuou in Values.
One Mines: said that he was an-
ihoriwtl to offer $8.000 for the prop-
erty. but “mass that attachment
was upon it the offer was with-
drawn. lt‘is claimed that this at-
tachment has no right of action be»
cause ll was obtained against the
playwright. while the property is
owned by his wife. Genie H. Rosen-
i'eid. _
Judge Case fixed the law day for
the owners of the equity to redeem
for the nut Monday in June. Other
parties will have subsequent days.
our Ilium ants
\VAsl-HNGTDN, Fob. 3.~—The Santa
Fe and other transcontinental rail~
made yesterday petitioned the com»
mercc Court for an injunction against
the intaratate'v Commerce Commie.
from automate all points in the
United Bum tron: $115 par hundred
pounds to $1 1
The audit will hear arkunieht Mon-
day .
The commiaiion’a ortier was to have
become effective on February 15.
A like under malaise
versed and last; , .
u 0 "aluminium ‘
aired to leave New York and enjoy ,
have been in Canuecticut they have ‘
experienced anything but a quiet life '
This is the second time the case has ‘
been carried to til Consulates Court.
.n... ‘r‘x‘ .
EATRE
THE HOME or REFINED
VAUDEVILLE
‘ “The Mexican”
A Dramatic Pisym Depicting Life on
l the Mexican Border
, .
Mammo
The Cuban Wonder of the Wire
Frankie Drew
' Sinoion. Talking Comedienne
Mr. 8! Mrs. ice
Barrett
in Their Original Oddlty, “Casey's
Dream"
3-—Gerts—-—3
Rarities Foals in Aerobatic Okiii
Motion Pictures
Auditorium
Motion, Picture
Parlor
NORTH MAIN ST.
.BLG...DQUBLE. .
PROGRAM
TONIGHT
' Do Not Miss It
Admission Sc‘and, 10c
Now draw
The Atlantic Hotel’s
GRAPE ARBOR
GRILL
The Atlantic Hotel offers , in its
Grape Arbor Grill one of the moetse
loot and delightfully cosy restaurants
to be found in the state.
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phon No. 1185-2.
the exposed cor-
ner room. the bay
window, or the
room that gets no
and with a
HEATING STOVE
«Duchess. Noise-
less, Botherless,
Easy to Light and
to Extinguish.
United Electric
Warm Up
GAS
Light & Water Co
Prescriptions ~
. tendence
- DRUGGIIT! ,
JAMES PARKER. Manager.
a were: sterner. so. "mm,
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
When We Put Up Your
Satisfaction Follows
Licensed Phannacists always in at-
W. F. Wigmore &‘ Co.
The excellence of the cuisine and
service complete: for Bridgeport a grill ,
room which will an a long felt want.
Orchestra Every Evening at 6
Table doliote Dinners. 6 to 8
15- DAY SALE ‘
AT PRICE’S
The USUaI‘XBig Reductions ..
sills $4.89 to $14-89.
Underwear. Sweaters, Glove?
Caps, Shoes, Men’s Odd Pants
All Marked Very Low
Overcoats Also
WAY
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 coldestrdayl
We'll study the location of yom
rooms, the facilities of the house and ’_
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy y W”“
Thevlacesh otchkiss
Company
noawaut, ooIvN.
Phone 742
THE NEW‘S—CIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
lusting the same. Diseases are caused _
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the r
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates plnched.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
some systems in your bod\.
Nmoueness, Rheumatism, Paraiy‘.
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dia-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine You will
‘T.FRANCIS.D.C.
’4 WASHINGTON 3T. 30. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments. Given Also
pm.--75c, withwinesl-R
liYochep duckens
You Need An Incubator
f . .Yott can hatch more chickens and hot: .
‘ ter chickens with a slim identifier ‘
than you avorhatohedwithsiion m
That’s a broad statement. but every
Buckeye incubator ifx impractical!“
hatch every hardball ‘ .
‘ your hen
. ore _
' Etc-r when you are: '
e Mn ’ seti when the is ready.
Come in and let' us show you
,, :gcksyetinculsni‘tor works; You'll be
, a its
_ 6;,“ f Pad gar .
Poultry Drinking Faun
and Feed Hoppers
Norwalk Chronicler