m i
run dowmred. thin. pale,” Qgcgos; not snow
..
1 . InIon
W Angst, non-alcohofigg‘lkagta a. rlilo alcohol, no uls-
flan purlfierancrvetonlcastrongflteravean
Let your doctor decde “.1:
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years.
- parted for
places In her new life.
present were Misses Grace Muttart.
Anna McKeau, Harriet Myers,
. main
8 Wilhelmy and Frank Mead.
.u—m
OUR RECORD GOOD.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Crockett, of
Invayton, were visitors In East Nor-
talk. yesterday.
‘, i' O. Khalil). of East Norwalk. is able
KM be out of doors again after being
I
sis Comparatively Low,
was the recipient of a large number
of linen articles which will undoubt-
edly prove to be useful to her In later
At a late hour the guestsde
their respective homes,
voting Miss Wilblmy a charming host.
can and wishing hersuccess and hop-
Among those
liar-
The trolley line car took a trip rlet Chambers. Mildred Wilcoxson,
down the Dorian Point line early this Florence Brown, Caroline Eek. Mattie
Gray. Helen Wilhelmy. Mrs. Dorothy
Percontap. of Deaths From Tuberculo-
Norwalk’s record of deaths from
Calvin Wheeler. of noyt street, son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wheeled. is
seriously ill with pneumonia. ‘
William Potter. of South avenue.
who has been Ill for the past ‘ few
weeks, is considerably improved; and
. to attend to his business affairs in New
York in the near future.
Dame Rumor is awake today spread-
ing choice bits of information that will,
prove dainty morsels to the inquisitive
and talkative population. for a ' few
days, at least. One rumor has it that
.a young lady, popular locally. and a
prominent young business man are on-
gaged and that the marriage will take
place in the spring, The other infor-
his many friends hope to see himibla’
.n'
momma: ' 'r‘
At the Theatres
Tile Bid. Yweifth Annual
ENTERTAINMENT AND
Masquerade Ball
UNCAB TRIBE
MUSIC HALL. SOUTH NORWALK,
MONDAY EVE" FEB, 19 .
Bigger and Br ghtar Than Ever
PRI E8:—
210 for the handsomest costumed
couple.
to for the moat comically costumed
couple.
$5 for the handsomest costumed indl
vidusl.
it 50 for the most comically costumed
unlined to his home with illness.
The weekly prayer and praise ser-
’ of the _Swedish Congregatioaal
arch will be held this evening.
he harbor was again clogged with
"and snow this morning and the
la flocked to the share for food and
tuberculosis during 1910. as ascertain-
ed from figures compiled by the cen«
sns bureau at Washington, Is well
below the average for’cites {of Con-
necticut. ' The death rates per 100,.
000 population from tuberculosis (all
forms) in the state and its cities and
towns in 19.10 are given in mortality
bulletin 109, issued recently by Di~
rector Durand of the bureau of the
census, department of commerce and
individual
Varied Entertainment, Elaborate
Grand March, Excellent Music. All the
Latest Dances
Doors open 7:30. Entertainment, 8.
Grand March, 8:45 o’clock
Floor Tickets sac. Balcony Tickets 25c
. Customer in Attendance.
Tickets on Sale at Plaiated's. Stilisou
& Powell's, Clih‘ord Pharmacy, iv‘. ll.
Coleman’s. Dreyfuss’ Cigar Store.
Whelpley a Clark's. or from all mem-
bers.
motion concerns a wealthy local widow
who is said to be engaged to a million-
aire widower. who has several child,
ran and lives In a DOM-by summer re-
sort. Althoogll neither of these ru-
more have been authenticated, they
are both founded on fairly good auth-
orlty.
Joseph Hutton. the twoyoar-oid son
of John R. Hutton, lineman for the la-
3*» Agnes' Guild will hold a social at
tuberculosis, also tuberculosis menln
ClarenceJ. Petty and George Brown gitis. and other forms of tuberculo
. , both of Blast Norwalk. have taken po- Bis
sitiona as one of the oyster houses in
‘ "the capacity of openers.
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'the cities the rates were: Ansonla,
Rev. William W Grillits. will con- 78.;9 Bridgeport 198.;6 Bristol. town.
that the prayer and praise services 103.;1 Danbulry. town. 123.0; Green
which will be held this evening in the wick. town, 162.8; Orange. town.
mt Avenue Methodist church. Manchester. town. 102.2; Meriden.
. town. 211.;6 Middletown town,. In-
]. Mrs William ROBB- 0’ Van ZR“ eluding state insane asylum. 264.2:
“Ml ““10 has been 0033““ l0 “9" Nallgatllck 188.;0 New Britain. 124.3;
home with an 'attack of the preurisy, New Haven 17543 New London.
1' I83"! able to be out of doors m. 2; Norwalk. town. 123.4; Nari
W ,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L'ilommedieu mist,“ ;::£}or1162fow£m$r"31:22:
of Rowan street, who celebrated their rington. town, ' 94.5; Wallingford,
twenty ninth anniversary yesterday re- town. 891- Waterbury. 156.3: and
paired a large numbel of their friends. Windham town 94.8.
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DRAMATISTB WILL FIGHT
Klein and Thomas in washing-
ton on Copyright Bill.
it was erroneously repelled in these
columns recently that Charles Klein.»
of Shirley Manor, Rowaylon. had left
for the Pacific coast for a sojourn in
California Mr. Klein went to Wash-
Ington on business. The following will
Hartford explain his visit to the. capitol city:
The regular prayer meeting will be
held at the Advent Christian church
this evening. it is expected that there Messrs
. will he a large congregation present.
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air. "and‘Mrs. Henry Case. of 15;
Betta place, East Norwalk, spent the
slay at the beautiful home of Mrs.
L *..t}rnce Osboane. of Norwalk, with
”ends from Riverhead‘, bong island.
”i. The blind musicia‘ns of
gave a delightful entertainment at
last evening The affair proved to a meeting this week and an importan
be a genuine treat and all who were
present wore generous in their cam
. plinttnts and applause.
, According to local statistics
weanercnry is may,” a progressive game tnre people. The pennity.naw provided
'On Tuesday it stood at 7 degrees has a prison term attached to it. andi
sidcratlon. A bill has been introduced
and today it had climbed one higher out and a film of #100 imposed This
'10 9 it is boiled that the weather would allow the moving picture people
“ man will keep the good work 11D. to present any drama or play. without
, _, the consent of the owners of copyright
. East Norwalk members of..the HEn~ 0“ them, and ”19 WM"? WORM be a.
licker Club have not yet renovated m“ "1““th ”"3 “We 0' the Offer
> from their jaunt to Rowayton, where in?“ taken in consideration. The bill
ey surprised Uncle John 3. L‘-Hom '8 fathered 1“ Congress by E- W Town-
Indies on the event of his aeventy- send author 0’ “Chlmmie Faddon" A
It'th birthday. They are still wearing committee W“ “1’!“de by the club
the feathers given to them by the t° “re“ it. ““1 it was mused ID
hung women. have Charles Klein and Augustus Tho.
5 .‘ . lines so to Washington to fight the
Ethe home of Mrs. G. F'. Smith, of Row labor.
Elli! street. maul Norwalk, tonight. All The figures cover tuberculosis of
5 we welcome. the lungs. including acute mum-y
The death rate per 100,000 popula'
,tion for the. state was 150.0. For
""1“” "38 brought up for their con .students
above zero yesterday at 8 degrees the new hill 1,. 'ovldes that this be wt: cats who have duties for their child-
cal telephone exchange. was stopped
on by a vicious horse. Tuesday night.
and suffered a serious fracture of the
skull. At the Stamford Hospital yea
tcrday It was stated that. the child.
while in a precarious condition, would
probably live. The accident happened
in a very sudden and most unexpected
way. Mr. Hutton had the boy out
driving. and drove in the yard In the
roar of the exchange on East avenue.
it was necessary to turn the horse
around here, and he was compelled to
get out and leave the child in the itcat.’
As he approached the animal's head.
it reared and backed. precipitating the
child on the ground The. horse con-
tinued to back. notwithstanding the
frantic efforts of the father to prevent
it. The big iron shod shoe planted it-
self squarely on the left side of the
child's head. Dr. C I]. Keefer attend-
ed the case and advised the ramoul
to the hospital.
The regular meeting of the school;
board was held in the town hall Tues
ldny evening, and the regular routine
9 business was transacted. Henry Kelly
S was appointed as a committee of one
to act in conujnciion with a committee
from the Business \icn‘s Association
ilo wail upon the. officials of the New
IYork \‘ew Haven and Hartford llall
road Company, in the hope of getting
The American Dramatista' Club held. an earlier afternoon train that wouldr‘ of neglect of duty in one of the claw.
t he of more accommodation to the loca‘ll mg incidents of Chicago. police in-
; veatlgation.
who are attending the atom-
ford high school. The school session.
in to Congress which reduces the pen is out at l: is p m. and they will seek! has been sitting as an examininll
alty for the use of plots of dramas {to have a train leave Stamford at 1:30; board that they were victims of a
the comedies and sketches by moving pic—f p. m 0' theraabonts. M the 9'9"“ system which forced them In ”10"
time the regularly scheduled train
does not leave until 2: 67 p. in and par-
ran to perform after school hours are
put to a good deal of Inconvenience
and annoyance. There are scholars also
who are outplayed here and earn their
expenses by working afternoons and
evenings. Waiting in Stamford with
all the waste time ser'ously curtails
their earning capacity, it is said. J
‘—Heav-;‘ilnpuro , blood makes a
muddy, pimply complexion. headaches.
nausea, indigestion. Thin blood makes
you weak. pale. sickly. Burdock Blood
Bitters makes the blood rich, red, pure
Rights Reserved
NOYEB "I THE RUNNING.
Connecticut Man May Succeed Harlan
on Supreme Court Bench.
WASHINGTON. Fob.15.-ln his
search for a jurist to succeed the late’
court bench. President Taft has turn'
ad from the west to the east and last
night it was said he was inclined to
appoint a man from Pennsylvania.
New Jersey or New York.
Among those now under consider
ation It was said were United States
Circuit Judges Buffingtou of Pitts-
burg and Noyes of New York and So.
promo Gout. Justice Swayzo of New
Jersey. A delegation of «Pennsylvan-
ians urged the president today to ap-
point Justice, Elkin oi the supreme
court of that state.
Judge Noyeq, mentioned above. is al
former judge “or the circuit coon of
this state. train recently he lived in
New London and has a summer home
It Lyme. R
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COP! lPLEAD GUILTY. ,,
i
I
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Twelve of Chicago's Finest Bay They
Were victims of the System.
CHICAGO. l-‘eb. lowTWelve‘patrol-
men pleaded guilty today to charges
The men told members
of the civil service commission which
open vice and permit -fiagrant viola-
tions of saloon and gambling laws.
”.MM.
NEW ENGLAND PABTORB MEET.
M‘ERIDEN, Feb. 15.~—Twenty;six
members of the New England pastors‘
conference are holding a threodayi
district conference of the Lutheran
sliasouri Synod at St. John's Lutheran
church In‘thle city. The conference
opened Tuesday evening. Yesterday
a doctrinal paper on "Caluugal Ailin—
ity" was read by Rev. T. H. Stooge.
of St. Matthew‘s church. New Britain.
Justice Harlan upon the supremei
i
Fast Norwallt people are consider-
. i'y interested in the announcement
Charles Bedfard the Standard Oil
at‘e. has offered a prize for the
mpion scooter Of Great South
' Prospective competitors for this
she known to East Norwalkers,
a this expected that Uncle Dan
potty. the He‘ndllcker, will be among
mt‘foremost of these.
Miss Helen Wilhelmy. of 6 Winfield
street. was tendered a linen showed-
‘ . evening by. a number of her asso-
sln the Woolworth store in hon-
_ ‘of her coming nuptials with Frank
9 Mead. The affair was a complete
, rise on Miss Wilhelmy but the
when quickly recovered and prdved
be a delightful entertainer and
tiles were played and later 'on a
minty repast was served to which all
‘ ample justice. Miss Wilhelmy
bill.
TELEPHONE SPEECH BY HADLEY.
CHICAGO. Feb. 15.—~A telephone
speech by President Arthur T. Had-
ley, of Yale University, from his home
one thousand miles away In New Ha-
ven, will be the principal feature of
the 46th annual banquet of the Yale
Alumni Association here next Setup
day night.
Arrangements have been made for
each diner to be given a “watch case“
telephone receiver and listen to the
speaker as soon as he is "introduced"
by the toastnnlster. A special envoy
was sent by the association to make
the arrangement for the speech with
President Hadley. *
FIGHT OVER CONTROL OF OIL .
COMPANY. ‘
8T.-LOUIS. Feb. 16.-—Both sides in
the fight of the Rockefeller interests
The Reader Yolk .,
. Electrical Co.
~restores perfect health.
JAPAN DENlEs ORUELTY cronies
TOKfO, Feb. 15.—-—-The Japanese gov-
ernment today authorised the Associs
THEATRE
Where the Muitltudea Mingle
Heading the Superlatlvc Bill of Un-
rlvalsd Attractions. the World’s
Most Marvelous Handcuff King and
Jail Breakers
THE GREAT SPHINX
Who defies the world to prevent him
from making his escape from the
heaviest steel or Iron cages or prlal
ans. Sphinx also startled the world
with his great power to master lock
and bolt. He will appear at Hoyt'a
three times daily during this limited
engagement. He defies any one to
invent a llandcuff, chain or straight-
iackst from which he cannot make
his escape.
Extra Special Feature—The Barnum a
Bailey Hugo Arcnlc Hit
THE INTREPID
(6) HURBLEY TROUPE (5)
A Quintana of Rlaiey Wonder. in
an Astounding Performance of Ad-
vancad Gymnastics.
Two Dashing. Dainty Maids
HENRIETTE DE LYLE a
DAISY VERNON
in Songs and Dances. Aa sweet as
mph blossoms-4. fragrant as lilies
Ito.
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Hare is Where You'll Laugh Till You
Cry
-UNO BRADLEY
The Black Face Comic Genius Who
Recently Cultivated New York.
A Riot of Laughter
RUTLEOCIE PICKERING a CO.
Playing Their Rural Eplpode. “The
Failed Calf."
Newest Events in Photography. dla~
played in our npparalleiod manner.
4pm..
Auditorium
NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK’S HOME OF
HIGH-CLASS
Motion Pictures
SPECIALS TODAY
The Russian Peasant, a Kalem Drama.
A Village Romance. in Lubin Comedy
Drama. f
And Four Other Geod Pictures
NEW SONG HITS BY
MR. HARRY LOWE
Matinee at 2‘80 9. m
Evenings. 7:30 p. m.
Admission 5c
Prize Drawings Monday and Thursday
NOW OPEN
The, Atlantic Hotel’s
GRAPE ARBOR
,GRILL
The Atlantic Hotel offers
in its
HO T33
31‘1“
15 -DAY’ SALE
AT PRICE’S
The Usual Big Reductions
Suits $4.89 to $14-89. I Overcoats Also
Underwear. Sweaters, Gloves
Caps, Shoes, Men’s Odd Pants
All Marked Very Low
t
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phon: No. 11852.
‘ .
THE HOYTBCOPE—Shawlng World's .
W arm Up
the exposed, cor-
ner room, the bay
window, or the
room that gets no
sun with a
GAS
HEATING STOVE
q Dustless. Noisea -
less,. ': Botherless,
Easy to Light and
to Extinguish. ‘
United .Electric
Light & Water Co
When We PutUp Your
Prescriptions
Satisfaction F allows ‘
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 coldest day!
We‘ll study the location of your
rooms. the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones & Hotchkiss
Company
Phone 742 NORWALK, CONN.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Dcf'mition 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
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves andrpain 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
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
'r. FRANCIS. D. c.
.4, WASHINGTON OT. SO. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
Licenud Pharmacists always in at-
tendance. ~
W. F. Wigmore & Co.
onuaola'ra . _
JAMES PARKER. Manager.
E North Main It. In. Norwalk
'IHouKeepChlckena’ ‘
You Need An Incubator
CYoueanhstchmorcchickcnaandbeta ~
for chickens with a Back incubatof .
than you ever batched a hell. 0 ‘l
That's a broad statement. but every
Buckeye incubator is' I'll.“ t0 ,
hatch every. hatchahie «Grind that’s : '
more than your hens can do. An their . ‘
hater sets when you are ready too. but “
the hen sets when she' is ready; I .
Comcmandlrtusshowyouhows-
Buckeye incubator works. You‘ll be
WALL
PAP E R
and the Pierce intersta to control the
'naming of directors of the Where-
today' s election, are prepared for the
legal battle. which it is predicted will
Pierce Oil Company of Missouri at .
This, remarkable figshdonaing food
strengthens the system generally and
builds up the flesh tissues so that-good.
The Only Fully columnsi Grape Arbor Grill one at the most as
, ated Press to contradict recent re- ‘ ELECTRICAL SHOP loci. and delightfully cosy restaurants
parts i: :0 grrfizurmb of Koreon - to be found in the state.
:hgzzrautlfmitidsu 1'33“ .gefihed::g "' the TM‘ The excellence of the cuisine and .
Torauchi the “we“ raincoat-genes A U 1‘. 0 a U P P I. l I D service completes for Bridgeporta grill
1 ‘0‘. Korea, is very "unmet“ to Phone 805—50 50ml lain ”at room which willlall a long felt want. .
award “finalisation. South norms. um Hall aw Orchestra Every Evening at 6 ,
m“, 10‘ still ‘ ""” Table d-llote * Dmn' era, '6 to s
' " ' ’ Hum" FLEBII Hotel Mallackeino I, i "‘ “"“u 7?“ ,“Tfj :;
. ‘ . s . .
H. Dante l .. .
W" , 3...”...27” m u". °' 1- R- cannon. We . a. m. to 2. 30 p. to. 50¢
, . , IEIYIOI AND DUMB! ii! are DAT!
While thinness may nothe a dipcaae. RATIO I PER DAY AND WARD W HOM- Ah We semce
yet a lain acuity a condition um aimoderate tiers.
needs attention. ,Under the nourish SUNDAY ms 75¢ . . p .
in; how“ (if “no“ mm”. mm", ts « FAIRFIELD AVE..oPp: R. ESTATION'
flash will soon be attached. ' Mill? 8 ’
renow- 3".
W’Btflidgepoti, Conn.
36c
(full also) Milk............uc
9. Beat Milk crackers ........28o‘
10o Iris
maoa‘l1h-
follow the attempt of the Standard Oil
representatives to choose the boards
The Pierce interests contend that
the attempt of
control of ma heard is another altos
nails-a1 plumes results. 0 ‘
vandal-a to not, ‘
Anauaaaofiloahiahsttarthana‘
PM!!!” either
if. Durand (a ratinsd butler to his .
'Vlhl-filust look how this cloth is
'laidi And this fowl Isn’t cooked
«Fall Styles?
prised at Its simplicity. .
\c’V char; thcal‘ 1D tour sizes. as low as
$6.00
1 E. E. Comm}
"Decorator; ‘
to First a... last ‘Nomllt
'i‘elapbaaeFourFichwa
Poultry Drinking Foss
‘ and Feed Hoppers ',
CHAS E. D03. *
d _ Washington strut. cone. worm».
’nn
a 12:215.:
. NO IMPROVEMENTG.
, Though motor cars chaise freon;
' in engine or in (and.
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