man at laugh and nut coal at Bay-
'Brothsrl' docks
A” Young People's Society or Loyiai
nor-hers was held last evening at the
_ .‘ vent‘Chrlstian church.
The Men’s Class held a meeting yes
may noon at the East Avenue Meth-
Wot church. The meeting was an en.
fantastic one and well attended.
Pedestrians who ventured cut yes-
hrday were forced to keep moving by
we of the cold, which was of that
Dipping variety that goes straight
. ‘Ilsrough the clothes.
he regular morning and evdnlng
services were held at the Advent
, christian church yesterday morning
. :. and evening. The services were well
5. 3» attended throughout.
. .
There was preaching at both the
”vices which were held at the Swe-
fish Motivational church yester-
lly morning and evening. Both sen
‘1 1‘ when were well attended.
_ Themontlhly business meeting of the
'2 aloyilowwer-Hock and ladder Company
‘Vili'hp held this evening in its parlors.
wif’Van Zant street. it is hoped that
whomembuo will attend this meet-
. ing.
, The weekly devotional meeting or
, p the Epworth League at the East Ave-
loo Methodist Church was held last
. wooing in the auditorium of the
diurch. The meeting was well atten-
M and enthusiastic throughout.
The extreme cold weather is onus-
fig considerable difficulty to the boots
in the harbor. the water being frozen!
. ,wlver solidly this morning. Men were:
7 at work at an early hour chopping
. away the ice which imprisoned the
m in an elfort to get enough head-
. W to break matters up a bit. The
out wind which blew brought a moist:
‘1 damp air which cuts like a knife. *
. Attire meeting of the Men’s Class
the Blast Avenue Methodist Church
"which was held yesterday. arrange-
ments were made for a supper to he
held on March 1 at the churcih. A
maker will be secured and a. musical
‘utortainment provided for. The
.Iuliiers are looking forward to this
flair with not a little pleasure.
-—.\——~.
. ’ Rev. William W. Gillies occupied
the pulpit and preached at the mom-
h: and evening services which were
hold at the East Avenue Methodist
an» our. men: at" *8 “PM"
ills weekly devotional meeting or
'mcther. Mrs. Staines. her sister and
- Charles Broch.
'Myra Burrltt to Wilton. after an over
iosly ill.
.‘.4,
"i ,.
West Side yesterday.
at the Town Hall on Friday.
been recent visitors in New York.
M. L Osborn. of nodding Ridge, wll
spend today in town on business,
on professional business yesterday.
...-—-
his room with an attack of lumhago. ’
Mrs. George Rix, is ill with tonallitis.
bury.
Mrs.
illness.
Dr. Frank Gorham
slowly from his
months.
is
illness of
have returned home from jury duty in
Bridgeport. ~
All the local ice houses are now illi-
ed with the‘lincst quality of ice har-
vested in several years.
The venerable John Adams is now
able to get about again. after his re
cent attack of pneumonia.
Miss Lillie Wakeman, of Aapetuclt.
has been a guest ht the residence or
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Andrews.
Mrs. L. A. Meade has entertained her
brother. Miss Minnie Brlch and
Miss Morence Banks returned to
Valley Forge this morning and Miss
Sunday visit at their homes in Non
held.
Deputy Blakeman. of Granada. ln~
stalled one emcers or Norileld Grange,
Friday evening. Mr. ,Blakeman was an
overnight guest while in town or Mr.
and Mrs. hank Fitch.
Mrs. Mary E. Godfrey, who has been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Hawiey.
and cousin. Mrs. 'lJooiittle. in Mont-
clair. N. 1.. is now with her sister. Mrs.
E. l. h‘reeborn. in fission, and will go
to Bridgeport this week to visit her
nepher; George Godfrey. and family.
indium yesterday. Rev. Mr. Gillies'
" sermons were strong and were nppre- ,
,. elated by all present. The choir ren
dated excellent musical programs at
both services and their eh'crts were
acceptable to all.
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Very Best Butter
pound 36c
scans (run also) nus............esc
sins. Best winemakers ........25c
Me California Prunes. .10; lb.
lest mandard TomotOes. éli.....1oc
._ iconscorn........... ...........llsc
" moor. hag .. ..... . .73..
Mp8. bushel ..... .. .060
3 pigs. any kind Pancake Flour...250
phgs. Oatmeal ..... .......260
R. Joseiovsky & Co.
. EAST NORWALK
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,WOONOOOKET MILLI REDUME.
woossocrm. 3.1., M. 12. -—A.fter
fig brtnlght's shut down which follow-
‘ long period of short time work, the
.. Alice and Mlllviile Mills of the Wooll-
aochet Rubber Company in this city
.Miilevillo. ulna. resumed work
".onafull timeschednla. The
That’s Animation Against Two
proceedings that have been instituted
by Assistant District Attorney Ford to
ascertain whether the New Your iner-
cantiie exchange, an organisation Of
butter and egg men controls prices
and is a conspiracy in restraint of
trade, are expected by the public pros
center (to show that two members
or the exchange arbitrarily axed prices
for the 400 members or the organiza-
tion. The prosecutor said that these
two men each day visited several
places or business of certain members
of the exchange. made real or pre—
bended inquiried as to the stats of
egg and butter market.
the eschew. The prosecutor says
that the exchange by this method has
crashes out competition and that by
. the arrsnasmant the members are
elitists bus
est possible prices in? the [not use.
and stone thins and sail thoi in the
flflliifll PRICE Iii
Bfliiii till [668
Members at N. Y. Mercantile
. Exchange
NEW YORK. Febrllr—Johll Doe
After tins
nquiry. a list of prices was posted‘on
anomalies-some. 1
Mrs. Orlando Audion continues oer»
Joseph Rowland was a visitor on the
The Board of Belief was in session
Mr. and Mrs Ell Waekman have
Dr. Smith, of Reading, was-in town
Adam Kennel has been confined to
Anna, the little daughter of Mr. and
Miss Elisabeth Peunell is spending
some time with Mrs. Samuel Water
Rachel Andrews now gets
about the hose after several monuths'
improvinx
several
C. ill, iockwocd and Edgar B. Perry
Warrants termssaomemhm or .T
“ = the exchange havahson asked for by «
— Mam “
cocaine, Opium and AI
Forming Drugs.
titan right now. Wore.
“Dita
o-insl it is made at
eucalyptus. thymol snipm
Breathe it a tow timssa
an one} find pleasant treat
suits are quick and certain
Hyomel is gusrantnd
in hard rubber inhaler,
weather comes. to kill lam
soil sot rid of m it;
Dreathe Hyomel (muses :
septicli and baiidss de ' 1
terms it soothes m basis-
raw membrane and prevents
humming inthoair .. ~
asthma and catarrhal d ,
money back. A complete in
Jam bottles if altarward nw. I
but so cents. All drum-ta...
rim;
The Big Twelfth Annual
IQINTAINIQIN’I AND 1
Masquerade Ball
‘ MAI WRIGH-
rsuslc wait. sou-m noawALK.
uouoav as. sea. 1!
Din" QM PI!!!“ ”1' “Than Ever
$10 for the handsomest costumed
Willie . .. , .. .
06 nor the that comically costumed
a.
Spicer homestead.
yesterdsY.
\
day from a few days' visit
lives in Hartford.
Mrs. Neil
a meeting in Bouthport this
on “Current Events."
ties at the Westport Drug
a Mo! visit out at town,
arr and Mrs. a. Kain-Id
club are ondeavoring to had
to his home with a trusted
w..
city. who was called hom
volumes or English history
Hume.
Richard Taylor,
spending several days
college.
school.
Miss Edna sun has been
Dist week, owing to a severe
the grip.
from acute utilisation.
m
Ammommhahss
lors Thursday evening
Among the recent visitors
are n. w. hair at misreportfrsw
mas arm raga do. caesium
W
Tony Morashi has purchased
Mrs. Harry Hull entertained
irom Bridgeport sad Greendel
mu Catherine race-in rotu “
3 Mitchell will address
John McCann has resumed ha du-
liy have moved (mm the Spicar place
to a house on Compo street. '
The committee of the Krasé Kat
close quarters lor their club.” ;
John Barlow, who has been codiiuod
resumed his work at (innit Ms:
Miss Dora Bourger of Nun‘s grout
death of her father. has returnin-
Among the new books recentig add-
ed to tho Wastport library are aim
who has ém
with iii no;
ents has resumed an duties at dim
The public sebum will not and”
Uneoln‘s day as a holiday this year,
excepting the seventh grade at Center
new.- is
attend to her duties in mm lilo
Michael Russell of Oahdalo. L. l.
and a former gardener (on. John
Godoiliot died vary suddenly nit wee“
pared for the lam turkey sappy-R’s;
be given in the Methodist. camel: an:
05 {gr til-re handsomest costumed indi-
v as
$3.30 tar thrust comically costumed
individual.
» Varied Entertainment. Elaborate
Grand Hamil. Excellent Music, All the
. Latest Dancos
.. Doors open l:3.o Entertainments.
;_ Grand March. 8: iii ocloclt
‘. Floor Tickets 500. Balcony Tickets 25c
g. . Customer in Attendance.
, Ticket on lists at Plaissed‘s. Btlilson
,. I. Powell‘s, CliIord Pharmacy. l‘. B.
.1 Coleman's, Dreyiuss' Cigar Store.
:Vehelpley a Clara's, or from all meals
rs.
mom ammo
Rev. Rufus Putnoy oi . ‘ _ uclt,
preached in Christ church. I . .
OW
Stephen Brady oi this town, was the
week- end guest of friends' in New
aven.
H W‘ ’ news THEATRE.
Mr. and Mrs. arm Ki ' or Thooowhewlii have tho pleasure or
Bridgeport, were over Bund1y- to seeing the show which opens at
in town. 7 , Hoyt'o Theatre today will witness.
f without a donut easier the but nun
that has been seen here this season
, sndthatissayingagreatdeaitorthis
house, which is always taxed to the
limit. The bill has some of the best
Mia, am on the Vaudeville
stats. and the show will certainly is:
this popular play house to the doors
on every performance. noiden Han
roll. il a comedy in: is full of mirth.
“mm“. “The Masseuse Boy and the Actress.
3 will please every lover of good clean
wi
‘ pounce
infinite jeoqwith‘ brand new and cris-
inal sonar and sayings, brinn loy-
fui ecoucles. Chapman and Bombs.
the physical mini-ts, will be soon
in spoctacular and daring rests. lien-
ry A. Hargravc, the sterling ”chain
nvortte, capahiy supported by a dis-
anguished company in a stirring, stra-
logic play. Chums. Mom. ’0. Molas-
so'o pretentious paramount sensation.
Paris by night. is an act that the au-
dience will long remember. it in an
absorbing‘and romantic play at the
Latin quarter oi lParis. containing lit
teen people, two scenes and twenty
parts portrayed by Moe's clevorest
dancers. Mario Noise”, and including
the mucus mach artist, Anna Km
mar. livery lover or brilliant torpsi-
shown“! Wt in seeing this un-
equalled, unparalleled announcement
of this s’oason' a greatest oifsring and
numb scenic production.
consscvrdur ovatsa stores.
now eaves. use. na—onm
shippers who depend upon the beach
wgmndsarestliilnamybodshops
on aeoonntotthoioo. Borne a! m.
olaumers so! this has been the worst
ter 5
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anagram
morg spa,’
2:
too has
0 line.
in. mm
i
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see. about s miles in area. cousin:
tho .broahwsbor. on City Point. and
completely closed the channel which
had been opened by the Itsveas Ore
tar om boots. The latter concern.
owing to the loo outstation in the
Greenport district. have only one
steamer in this week with shuckln:
meek. . . ' a ‘w -
worm Bros. and Mansfield C
ions have been running their plants
”in use «was. aim their hours
have been hampered by tho loo.
‘Men’
Who:
i
w:
l'
i..
hi
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ll
I. .nguilie
«.5?
;m
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missile
and to maintain a ulnar channel at.
Without-5n. * -
seesaw: RainmoftheAndnew,
dost, bassestiahis misuse
M. James Reynolds, a fellow of W
Motion Pictures
Admission 5c and 10c
means in forty years. Tuesday an ice"
The Atlantic Hillel’s:
GRAPE ARBOR
of the Superior Ente nmsni an
antsrwAdvadced‘Vsu vilio offs
each week at
Hi
THEATRE
The Home at tho Highest Quality
Variety
Unparalleled tin-mailed Announce-
ment ill the Season. 3min! luv
gagoment of the Utupcndcus Euro-
pean Pumping she'llrtacia
one No aaao'o
Pmmlm‘nrimm mass-anon
PARIS BY NIGHT ‘
An absorbing and romantic Wordless
Play at the Latin Dual-tar at Paris
in two scenes and twenty par-ha. por-
trayed by Europe's cloysroot dancer
and Pantomimiat. Mario Molasso, ao-
oisted by a selected cast of Eminent
French Artists numbering fifteen, in-
cluding Anna Krsmsor. Audience
bald spellbound by the thrilling
scones. A thousand laughs intro-
duced by the inobrlstod military
) man. Eve lover of brilliant torp-
siohcvowll revel in this announce-
mgnt.
special Added Feature—Tho Sterling
Froiwnan Favorite
MN. HENRY HARGNAVE
Ombiy supported by a Distinguish.
od Company in “chorus,” a stirring
. Strategic Play
The Auction of the Twentieth Century
CHAPHAN A BINUII
Physical Guitarists. in Insctsoulsr
and Davis, flats. my
A Fellow of Infinite Jest
JAMIE RIYNOLDB
With Brand New and Original Songs
and. layman. bringing Joml Ec-
stac es.
g...“
Merrily Mirthtul
HOLDEN A HARNON
Tbs Monsoon”. Joy and the Actress.
‘lHl HOYTOGOPlt—Our Notable
Events in Motion Picture Plays Al-
ways Displayed Without Eye Flicker
or Darkness. '
“:“f‘ET +«
Auditorium
NORTH MAIN ST.
scum nonwatit's HOME or
molecules
SPECIAL. TODAY
Tito Russian Peasant. a Kalem Drama.
A Village Romance. a Lupin Comedy
Drama
’ AM Four Other Good Pictures
NEW SONG HITS IV
Another Evidence of the thfll ‘
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The Usual Big ReduCiiOns
Suits $4.89 to $14-89.
Underwear. Sweaters. Glovcé »
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All Marked “2ngon I f'
Overc’oais Also
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WAY
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a Heating System that will Keep you
comm-table on the (:01th day!
We'll study the location of your
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have been sills u annals that? in“ roomwhiol whistler-unusual;
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licensed Pharmacists always in at
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tunes us?”
Prescriptions
‘ ‘ plw‘oiiows
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your
sis. Heart. Kidney and, Female Die-
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. Onrulure of the
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
I. WAIT-"MOTOR 87:30. NONWALK
THE NEWTCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of aa-
lusting 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 diluent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractorsremove the cause ea
bod?
Nuvousneas. Rheumatism,
PIP"?
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”You 31001! All Willi
I '* Toucan hatch more chicken and bet-
ter thickens with a EMT?” incubator
{thanyoucverhstdlsd with alien. .4
, Buclieye incubator is limited to
3 batch cycry hatchahle
, ‘ Tics:
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mumsutm ...l,
glitter?” mm‘fih. ham
haml‘hiagnrsheaaslowas'
‘ Poultry Drinking roan
Thats a broad statement. but curl
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than it can
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