Mrs, Stephen D. Pardon, of the
aldei
girls of tho Rowayion school
securing much valuable exercise
enjoyment irom the gymnastic sp-
tits recently installed in the build 1
v
t has been decided to hold the been
our dance to be given by the young
tea or the village in the Rownyton
use Company’s quarters in Rowayton
«nus.
LNsthan M. George of Danbury. a
moresidont of Belle island, who
hold the record ior big tarpon catches,
one had line honor wrested from him.
.Morge caught a tarpon at Banal Hun-
‘dn, Florida. which weighed 213 pounds.
On. April 8, 1901. William A. Molna-
, of Mexico City, Mexico, caught a
pen at Tampico, Mex, which
she‘d 232 pounds.
Rudolph A. Lohr
‘ Phone 1278
‘ROWAYTON. CONN.
mulling. 6. Heating
1 11111711111111 or .711:
‘flielknap” System
CF HOT WATER HEATING ‘
Most Modsrn snd Economical
System.
“ 1 .poopleewill recall that the rail.
WinninpanyOnce proposed to con-
‘ot a. trestle at one side of the
go and that Selectman Boughton
town turned dOWn the project
Deed and emphasis, becauie it
id be unsightly and dangerous.
present plan is much more satin.
nus , 1', both for the railroad company
. 1 pie who d1ive vehicles over
bridge. .The driveway will be with
d it curve will be eliminated.
‘ ‘ property damage, that In some
mesmore apparent than real. A
core egos lot of people in this
, are mailing large claims upon
i‘the’ory, that their " property was
so by the widening of Atlantic
t’, and damages were awarded to
of them; but all the property
us on the street is worth a good
. re because of ‘ the widening.
All“? who claimed compensation
t fairly have been assessed for
s 01’ the cost of the work. wStam-
Advocate
adopting the recommendations
:01 their committee, the people of Da-
11111111 town meeting assombled,'l‘11es-
Worsening. sanctioned a plan for
the Post road which they he-
would be for the best interest?
gonoral public. although it was
ab that the result might be
to the property of Wills:
there, who hold title to a piece
state just east of the river.
stion was raised as to whether.
o to this property is valid it
1111 n by the present owners in
talth, whatever ground there
' {for a suspicion that some or
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1 Surely Broako the 11111 Severe
com 1111 Ellis Brim illnry
111 Just a Few Hours
1111‘ a positive tact that a dose oi
Pope's Cold Compound taken every?
two hours until three consecutive
doses are taken will cure Grlpnc or
break up the most severe cold. either
in the head, chest back, stomach or
limbs.
You distinctly feel the cold break-
ing and all the disagreeable srippo
symptoms leaving after the very first
does it promptly ends the most mis-
erable headache. dullness. head sold
nose stuffed up. feverishness. and»
lag. sore throat. running or the nose.
mucous catarrhai discharges. sore
nous, wildness and rheumatism twin-
Pspe‘s Cold Compound is the result
or three years’ research at a cost of
more than fifty thousand dollars and
contains no quinine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not ei-
tective in the treatment or colds or
' 871996
Take this harmless Compound as
directed. with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine'msds any-
where else in the world, which will
cure your cold or end Grippo misery
as promptly and without any other as-
sistance or bad si-ter-eiiects as a 25-.
cent package of Pope's Cold Oom-
pound which any drugsist in the
World can supply. '
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property as to cause serious detriment
to their business. they may obtain
damages, butlt may be that the in
jury is more apparent than real. Bram-
tord is as much Interested as Dutch
in plans tor widening the bridle. and ‘
as pleased over the prospect, new car-
“ thin, that through cars will be run to
This town
Norwallr without change.
cheerfully contributed its lair share
towards the cost or the improvement
because it was believed the extension,
0! the electric railway over the Nora
oton river Would bring more business
to Stamford.
O'BRIEN AND STAGG ‘BOUT.
“a...”
Will Go You Rounds Before Mt. Von-
non Sporting Club Tomorrow.
Manager William Hermann, or the
11113111111101: Sporting club came out
of the hay Saturday and announced
to the sporting editor oi the Sentinel. ,
Tommy -
that Shaman O’Brien and
Stage, who will box ten rounds in
that place on Tuesday evening, were
in strict training for the contest
These boys are hammers and .indlcaw
tions are that they will be at their
verybestbyihat thus. A number or
Norwalk light fans are planning to at-
tend this performance and will be
sadly disappointed it they do not see
11 card well worth their tiniemnd mo-
ney. .
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TRYING'TO SOLVE HIGH 008T CF
LIVING.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The most am-
bitious attempt yet made at the holy.
in; me problem (at the higher cast
or living will be begun here this
menth by the New York Blood inves-
ligating Committee. appointed by act
oi the state legislature. which has
opened one“ at 202 Franklin street.
The committee is charged with the
duty of making a searching invsa
tion into the cost of foods add
latlons between the consumer an
producer. Under the law it has the
power to subpoena any one whose
testimony it desires ‘ .
ROOOEVELT LEAGUE BUSY.
NEW! YORK. Feb 6.——Tho Reese.
Bates, J..r is 1.1111119111111111” send
‘ log out twenty thousand copies of a
letter urging the nomination or 0010- ~
uol Roosevelt for the presidency. The ‘
letters are being 11.111 to Republican \
rotors in all parts of the slate and _
. emit envelope titan on uses three . ..
‘ ter gigmu.
.1 MM
Amused Old Tlvns Wilton. ‘ .
Willi mild! writers. espsclsliy In.
one one. “Hood curious styles o!
composition veto much to tutor. One,
A. 101 1110me
rims lulu). some
.1 . More!!! 'mlil' Others
. ill snob a am that the
, hekwgrd and too
“ Mil WWW
it Vss untenable it boom to write
“verses in fantastic sham
Thotormotsbotuasglsssorsm
mo imitated. and this was done by
Whoa!“ or shortening the lluos as
1 required. though ‘1le sad dominant to .1
Whore the design won I.-
the verse.
bottle I number at short lines would
so to term the use}; gradually length
suing. the shoulder would be formed
and then body.
“more; were bloc verses arranged in
his (oral or a pill of gloves, s pair oi
‘ moles. etc. More» of this kind
or llicgn trivality are to be round in
French; lah’ and English backs o!
the sixteenth century.
'Both in {Chins end Japan ouch .iit-
srarytosissrshoidlnmtosteom‘”
even at the present day. in the into
tor country the poet not infrequently
more: hing;é
man’s hM’til perhaps giving a rip
cial outline of his subject 01' his verse.
and though the Chinese may not moire
so nice a choice. choosing perhaps a
now or other animal tor the design. ‘
they also!” Mist ingenuity.
Aruoug the most curious or all titan
cry (resins are the iipegi-smmatlc
works composed by the old Greeley
works in which one letter of the al-
phbbet is omitted. The "Odyssey" of
Tryphiodorus is composed in this ivay.
Ila lied no alpha in his first book, no
beta 11 his second. and so on with the
"menace 1on1- ono utter another.
This ‘Odyssoy" vvsfi an imitation o!
the ilpotrrnmmatlc "Iliad” ol‘ Nestor.
Therewua an ode, by finder where-
i’rom he had purposely omitted the lot-
This ingenuity becomes
literary ted. emoursged even by those
who. it might be thought. would no
the first to oppose such literary trillion.
in 1.1.11.1 there is a work by Ellison
tlus divided into twentyothreo chapters
according to the order of the twenty-
throe letters of the 1.111111 alphabet.
From A to 0 are still extant. The M
chapter is without A. tbs second with
out 1!. audio on.
The Persian: also appear to hsvsso
been given to this tmskish wot-it.
There is s story to the client ihsta
poet read to the celebrated Jami a
panel of his own composition which
Jami did not like.
The watercontsuded thstlit was a
very curious sonnet. for the letter all!
was not to he found in any one of the
words. To thin Jami very upproprb
atcly remarked
"You can do a better thlug yet-winks
away all ihe letters from the words
yonlharo;writto11."-Ncw York Herald.
Hats in Elissibsth's Thus. 1' ' ‘
The oldest material used for hate is
tell. which was in use at the time of
the Conquest. Voile in the Canterbury
Tales a merchant is Illoltiill at as wear.
up "n floundriah beaver baths." Ladies
probably did not begin to wear hats
until about the tenth century, it so
early. and then it was the lofty bead
dross draped with some material.
which it moat have been most trying
to keep on even indoors and units tar.
powihle to wear in s wind. According
to the “Anatomy of Abuses.” written
in Queen 1111111111111. time. ladios‘ bats
were very nearly as perplexing than as
they are today ”rho reunions he ran
and strange. so is the atoll whereof tho
hats be made divers also; for some m
of alike. some of valves. some or rat-
teitie and some of wool. and which h
more curious. some or a certain kind
of line hairs. these they call borer
batten, of XX, XXX or XL shilling
piles. {etched from beyond the seas.
from whence it great so? or otber rs-
Henry 111111.111 assumed :1 “treats
.riehnesao and beliutis." hut in the limo
1111111113in small mirrors bold: tiled in
their adornment. -i.oudon spectstor.
‘ i
Tomb or a...» 1mm
Omar Khayyaln's tomb atkl‘ilshapor'
new Organisation of which Macon ill in one wing or the mosque erected 1 ’
In memory or the Musical saint imam-
aaduh Mohsmincd urchin lthongb
may be
in the shape ota ‘
latter ‘
Cale Chantant
Far Eonehl oi the Home for the Aged ‘
semi-11.1; 11111101111
runaway r. a 11 M.
to» .
GWBAL ADMISSION. 1
Heroer on. at tables. 251: extra.
retained throughout the
eroding.
Tickets at Baxter's and Glendon»
this and trout Ticket Committee. ~
‘ALAHAOUNN PARTV
in tho Afternoon. 31115 to! p.1v1.’ ‘
. Admisslon , ‘
HUSEMEN'I‘S
warn. Known 1111111 AND worms
TO TAMI! ‘PART lN ’I‘HECAFE
OflA‘llTANT AT THE ARM-
, our. runaway are.
Those who spend Friday evening at
the Armory will have a rare treat in
listening to the continuous medley of
plays, songs, drills, dances and crabs»
trs‘i selections. given by local talent.
The entertainment will commence at
“o'clock, and continue until 11.1
111.1".m. will be orecwd It the west
end of the Armory and will he lighted
by electric slits ‘
The bellowing well known than and
women will take part in the entertain-
ment: 11111. 11111111111111 rt. Quintard,
Airs. Minor 0; Randall. Miss Ella
Scotland, Mrs. Edward J films. In
Winfield iii. Baldwin. Miss Harte
Church, Hon. Christian Beam. Dr
Charles Bohmusn. molt under. A1:
hurt Housman, Edward 11. Gotham, '1‘.
Marshall Andrews and Montcalm Des-
some.
The younger people will also give
toms ottho best numbers on the pro
mm. These include Misses Mildred
'Aller, Willa Miller! Dorothea Stowe.
Ethel 5pm. Hannsh Bsddeiey. Lil
lisn Edwards.“ B. Smith Muriel Run-1
sell Poplin Miller. Alice Stevens.-
Elisabetta Stevens. Charlotte Got-ham.“
11111111111 Snorer. Edits Hunkomoior,
Margery! 11 Helen (lonesome. Jilli-
drsil
Florine
Hyatt. Ruth ”Gilbert.i «bola teams. Lil-
iisn Hopkins Ethel Hurst, Florence
Scott. loin Baxter. Mabel fllllor nod
Farmer church. .
some of the music for the entertain
ment has been especially arranged in
Tirol. Alex. 8. Gibson. The lat-goo on
chem ~will occupy a position to the
right or incisions. 0n the loll will he
the newer booth from which little girls
dressed to represent diner-eat flowers.
will sell bouquets and boutonniores.
The 11th containing cigars and home
made candy will be in charge cl ill-s.
F. N 11111111111111.1111. littlest mviiand
Misses Halon thwarts no Carrie Gas
lie. The young ladies in costume who
will carry‘oandymtc, in isucy baskets
snd'oll‘or those for sale are Misses
Elisabeth ‘ Randall. Esther Knapp,
Gladys Sanger Mildred Allor,‘ Anna
usurped, hiay Smith and Helen Bar-
ker. Misc Willa Miller will be the
"sweet lavender" girl ' ‘
: There are only a limited number
flamis mime Olive,
Cole. Numism- Roselle.
The Home of Vaudeville Novelties and
Quality.
" THIG WEEK Now PLAYING
A Pro mm of Surpassing Excellence
and urprlslna Briiilsnoy.
M
1 ENGAGEMENT EXCEPTIONAM-JiI
EXTRAORDINARY -— snoolond'l
Moot Mill-flirting and Thrilling
. Pisylst ‘
Number 44
Twenty
Railroad Drama. Showing
Wondsrhuiy Realistic Eflaots. Gon-
om. Scenery. A superb our.
Pro-Eminent Stars oi Minstrel”
Fox and Ward
introducing Gsnuios Minstrel Man ~
vlmont. Dsnocs and Songs.
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A DAMNG GYMNASTIG DIVERSION }
Sidney Baxter 81 Co.
The Wiry Bootehmso and Clover
Assistant.
m
vsuoswtts'a DAINTIIEBT nurse. '
TAINERB
Mae West and the
Brothers Gerard
Recently or the Follies: Bsrgsrc, or.
wing Dainty sums. Putty Tunes
sod Clover Comedy.
“vs—mu
INTIAL VAUDBVILLE GEEUT
Corded Campbell
Distinguished Baritone Soloist. roo- .
dsrlng amicissslcsi Hits with his
own Piano Accompaniment
THE HOYTSGOPEn—ohowing all times
last Elli-spun and American Films.
Disployinp Films without darkness
or .11. 111111».
Follow the Crowds
to the?
Auditorium
Motion Pieture
Parlor
NORTH MAIN ST.
SPECIAL FfiATURIIB TObAY
“The Ranchmn‘s Debt of Honor.”
Relief Western Drains sure to
Blouse. “
“Captain Js'nlrs' Dilemma.” s. sure
laugh~producer with big fat John
Bunny, the world’s best motion pic-
ture comedian.
Four Othsr Fiscis of Quality Films
MR. HARRY LOWE, Baritone Soloist.
in the tatsst illustrated Song Hits
tables. '3‘“ for onion in reserved in
advance. The affair will be internist,
but the ladies at the tables will he re
Wedtoremoiotholrhats. Adtos‘s- "
lug room will be provided with use
in attendance. 1 ‘ _ ,, , ‘
There 111111» over ‘
211119111 ”no on the main
use“. helium surpassing 1
effects; livs people. A Sensational
a lion!
Engine and Cars lien on the aim 1‘
SPECIAL ADDED WPEATURI~TM‘
AT PRICE’S
it
n-
The Usual Big Reductions
Suits $489111 514- 89 Overcoats Also 1
Underwear. Sweaters, Cloves
Caps, Shoes, Men’s Odd Polite
PRICE’S Clothing s1...
All Marked Verylo‘lv
1.» 14».
98 Washington Street
Pilon No.1 118512. .
Warm p
the exposed cer-
her room, the bay
window, or the
room‘that gets no
”sun with a
‘ ‘l HEATING STOVE
Q DuStless. Noise
less, .: 1101111111111,
Easy to Light and
to ’Extiuguish.
United Electric
Light &Water Co
When We Put Up Your
ior you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have an install
a Hosting System that will keep you
comfortable .1. the coldest day!
We’ll «may the location or your
room. the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water
" or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones Stllotchldss .
" ' Company '
Phone 142 uoawaut, cons.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition oi Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of 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 lilo in the dinerent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause at
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»
cases are given special attention: also
Cowman of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
TFRANCIflDC.
1 svwasumorca or. so. nonwam
o rec-1111.111. Given. Also
Norwalk Chronicler