in
EElEEl [WEEKS EEEE
M081 SEVERE BflElE
Wit Overcome Ali Disireseirom
shad Cold or the Grippe in
lust a Few Hours
-' «The most severe cold will be
‘h'okeli. and all grippe misery ended
. ”tor taking a dose of Papa's Cold
"Compound every two ,hours until
Me consecutive doses are taken.
‘ You will distinctly feel all the dis-
,llcreeobie symptoms leaving after the
very first dose"
_ The most miserable headache, dull-
,neu, head and nose stuffedup, fever-
ishness, sneezing, running of the nose,
‘ ,Ioro throat, mucous catarrhnl dis-
charges. soreness, stiffness, rheuma-
tism pains and other distress van-
lilies.
. Pope's Cold Compound is the result
‘1 of three years' research at a cost of
, snore than fifty thousand dollars, and
,contains no quinine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not ef-
liectlve in the treatment of colds or
Bfi‘bpe.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
- Allure is no other medicine made any-
“one else in the world, which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
a"; promptly and without any other as-
, sistenco or bad attonetfects as a' 25-
slant package of Pape's Cold Com-
pound. which any drugglst in the
world can supply.
EAST
EDowins. In Flatbush, I. l.,
home of Mrs Ferguson, was the quest
of honor Eightéen young people so;
sembled to wish Miss Miles success in
her' examinations to be taken ,at the
Dnnbury Hospital today. Miss; Miles
has been a nurse for some years and
has ranked first in her studies. _A very
brilliant future is predicted for her by
her many young ‘frleudh that she has
met during herein at South Norwslk.
Refreshments were served and
p, m.
a
town on Wednesday.
Miss Katherine Sturges has
visiting Mrs. A. W. Merwin.
I
Mrs, Herbert Brown, in Norwalk.
Mrs Samuel Keeler has been enter.
tniuiug Miss Florence DeWitt, of Nor
walk.
rectory.
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Mrs. Sherman
sch trouble.
“a.
cnd in New York city.
to reports.
tendnnce.
visiting her sister, Mrs, Elizabeth
ed homo.
‘ NORWALK
The weekly prayer
held at the Swedish Congregations”
church last evening.
meeting was 5
The Young People's society of Loy-
al Workers will hold its weekly devo~E
flonal meeting Sunday evening at:
t' the Advent Christian Church .
Rev. William W. Gillies had charge
‘ ‘of the weekly-\ prayer and praise ser‘
7 vice which was held last evening at‘
the *EsstAvenue Methodist Church.
E
i
V- A large number of East Norwaik,
Alloys attended the boxing bouts at the'
Assembly Hall, last evening. and au-
3 Joyed the sport from beginning to end
Mr and Mrs S. T Carmen. of BettaS
place, left this morning for Brook Ha-
nan. L. i., where they.will attend the?
funeral services over the remains oi’=
Lenny Gordon.
E blower for the organ before Easter.
, The afternoon was pleasantly spout in
5 reading and discussing The Letters oi.
lotion and evening of Lincoln's Birth-
day was observed in this way by num-
bers of merry young people. The ride.
Given to James R. Craig, of South
E
plea last Sunday in St. Matthew's
Church for funds to install an electric
The Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. D. it. Lambert.
Sarah Orne .lewett.
._...__-.... . ..
Coasting parties have been all the
rage during the past week. The after»
«-
extended down the bill as far as the
home of George Taylor.
3U RPRISE VALENTINE PARTY.
9......
Main Street.
A surprise Valentine party was giv-
en to James R. Craig at his home. 125
5, South Main street, Wednesday, Febru.‘
dry it. The home was beautifully deo'
orated with greens" and red paper.
1‘ .. The weekly prayer and praise 59""
:wvice of the Advent Christian church
was held last evening and was large-f
1, attended. The preaching was.
' "tercsting and was appreciated by all;
present.
in-‘
The Mayflower boys will hold their
since this evening in Music Hall, in1
'fiouth Main street. The men . have
" worked hard on the arrangements for
w ‘ this affair and indications are that
' b will be.the most successful over
There was thirty degrees ditference
n the, temperature between that of
is,morning and‘that of - yesterday
"looming at the same time. Yesterday
o mercury stood at 9 degrees and
We morning it had climbed up to 30
Two out-of town and powerful tug
hosts spent considerable time in the
Booth Norwalk harbor, yesterday.
Wiring up the too which. clogged the
bonnet and retarded navigation to a
textent. The powerful boats plied
m1 down the harbor until they had
"intakes up the flee to a great extent.
”This: moraine. the harbor was covered
Isomswliat but not to such an or
as to interfere materially with
lesssnt evening was enjoys
yormz min at the
of Alviu'l‘ .mrnuson. No. 39.
M East New --. last night.
lbs Miles, ant-adorns nurse from
' fichbsbeenagueetatthe
end Mamie Dance,
iBessic Smith.
' jorie Smith, of Harlem. Carrie Oihsme.
{Mn and Mrs. Jules Boenish, Mr. 0th-
leis. a stale dose at Dean's
enough. Treatment cures habitual con-
stipation.
dr‘uggist for them.
WOULD MERGE PRINIING PLANTS
tives of an English syndicate are
New, York with a plan for metals; a ‘
score of the largest printing estab
lishmento. in the out into a single or-
minutiae with. a. capital of 35.000.-
000.1‘he tonsil-h cgpitalists noise for
mu: m “rough the mains.
or modern business metrics and the
conservation? of time, .
Mar. Thonlsulncliflu thtmmusso‘ .
of an ink mania: plant. I cloth binli- :. _
erly, a pam‘pbls‘t bindery and an else--
tro an‘d photo-enmity establishment.
. to do the wot-it at the. combined prints»
in: bouncer ,,
Among the, guests Were: Misses Nellie
Bessie Whitmore.
Pearl Van Scoy. Mer-
amc. W. Cnnzar. Mamie Peters, ldzzie
Msyhew. Sadie, Vincent, Esther Gus-
tas and Lucy Howard. Blanche North-
rup. Mrgand Mrs. Thomas Northrup.
Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Albert Buttery. Hs~
zel Philippa, Lena Raymond. Howard
Blood, George Smith, Elsie Stetson.
Mr, and Mrs. George Allen. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Lone, Katherine Marr,
Records, Clarence Garfield, F. Willets.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wood. There were
games during theyevening sud danc-
ing was enjoyed. A bountiful lunch-
eon was served at midnight. The
guests that: deported, each one voting
Mr. and Mrswrsig good entertainers.
—-For a. mild, easy action of the bow-
Wtfl [I
25 cents a box. Ask your
NEW YORK, Fob. 16.—'—R.epresents-
iEE Elli EEEE all A
‘ EilfilREl
No sick Headache, lliiouI sparingly,
Coated Tongue or Constipatetl
Bowsls by Morning ’
Ellilllil
E Atthe Theatres
the
happy gathering dispersed at 11:30
C. C. M:Gregory, of Norwsik, was in
been
Miss Myra Ilivrdsall has been visiting
Miss Nelson. of the city, is the guest
of MESS ”Cy Marks at 3!. Mutillmv'flwmudmn love to [like Cascarcts be-
iorehouse, Sn, has
been suffering from an attack of stem
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shenck and
family have been spending the week-
iiowsrd, little son of Mrs. Lillie
.Mluor, is ill of pneumonia, according
llr. Huntington is in at-
Mrs. H. E. Clilchester. who has been
has return.
A. mondvllie avenue, was given a plus
in’
motorist and“?
‘ friends at her borne ‘lnr‘lbssvilio dis» ‘
“ trict yummy afternoon. Rev. ken»
. and beautiful. Kiss Nathalie Mitohill,
‘Itesiidvm' “New «m. bum
the biiionsness,
sick,
out with Cascarets.
Millions of men and women take a
know the misery caused by a. lazy
liver, clogged bowels or an upset
stomach. '
Don't put in another day of distress.
Let Csscarets cleanse and regulate
your stomach ; remove the sour, until.
seated and fermenting food and that
misery-making gas; take the excess
bile from your liver and carry out of
the system all the decomposed waste
matter and poison in the intestines
and bowels. Then you will feel great.
A Csscsret tonight will surely
{straighten you. out by morning They
work while you sleep. A io-cent box
from :my druz store means a clear
head and cheerfnlness for months.
l cause they taste good-mover gripe or
' sickeu.
- ......... L... .— w.....—.....—.—.._.. M-..
of Hartford, is via-
il. l. Grilling,
{’itiug in town.
. wane-v‘m
i
Everett Filiow has recovered from '
mm C. A. Marks made an earnest; the effects of blood polsouing in his
3 hand.
Excellent skating is being enjoyed
on the Sanuatuck river as far us Great
Marsh.
Temyle lodge, No. till will hold its
next regular meeting on Washing-
ton’s birthday,
w. . N...”
Mrs. Patrick Kelley is having her
summer supply of wood sawed by
gasoline power.
uh...
Carmine lmnao and
their
Mr. and Mrs.
gchildren have arrived safely at
former home in ltaly.
The Farmers’ club will meet Tues-
day evening with Mlss‘Abblo Potters
in inns Lots district,
Mrs. Charles Bonecltx, who under,»
went on operation two weeks ago, in
Bridgeport. is improving.
The tenants in Holden's block are
grently inconvenienced {or water ow-
ing to all the water pipes being frozen.
Mrs. Lloyd Nash and Mrs. L 1'. Day
atended the meeting of the N-orwaik
chapter, l). A. F... yesterday alien
noon.
Representative W. H. Burr, of this
town, addressed the meeting of the
Wednesday evening.
_....._._..
Miss Gertrude Cormack, of Rich-
aut surprise, Tuesday evening, by a
party of young friends.
Mrs. ids Johnson, wlie of'Aibert T.
Saunders, died Monday afternoon in
the Daninrry hospital. Mrs. Saunders
was ~39 years of age and is survived
by a husband and six children.
All who attend the turkey supper
to be given by the menu! the Math»
odlst church this evening in the
church parlors are assorted a goon
time. The entire menu will be cooked
and served by the men.
with Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Bradley;
"Uses at compressed Alt," Robert W.
Post. "
71” WE of wt. Louis 3- Mills
“film Misti by relatives and
nan: Mocken‘sije conducted the serv-
loss. The mat tributes were many
Mackenzie Rev Mr. unalien-
or his Soul, " my sweetly. The past
bearers were John and Chauncey me
Me user. Mills. , Aaron Lockwood
Turn the rascals out—«the hendtiiche.
the indigestionpthe
sour stomach and feminism»—
turn them out tonight and keep than:
Cuscaret now and then and hover
Educwood Civic club in New Haven. '
The Chautauqua circle will meet ,
Monday evening The woman: M -
ins. “The unwind: dates," by also -
W; paw. "The Advinhillfi
‘WW
1.”: a considerable redustlon on tits _,
‘price charged for Canadian button ..
‘oouver as an apartment. the. aim be- 7
”also in production. The experiment is .
acetone an zIIIIiI1'_II‘sIliIod success“ sumoE ‘-
rooster shipments will rattling n u"
.M
The Big Wolf"! Annual
churn-humour AND
. ‘ use» Talus
music HALL scum uoawst,
Hound! EVE. FEB. 19
Bigger and; Brizphtor Than Ever
.10 tor the Phandramest
couple.
35 for the most comically costumed
couple.
35 you the handsomest costumed indiv
costumed
$2. 50 for the must comically costumed
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 50c. Balcony Tickets 25c
Customer in Attendance. ,
Tickets on Sale at l’islsted's, Stillson
It Powell's, Clifford Pharmacy, l". B.
Coleman's, Dreyfuss' Clear Store.
Whelpley 8r Clark's, or from all mem-
bers. ,
Rights Reserved
”AMHJL . .. m m.
Chartered Oak
Combination
China Closet and
Buffet "
Reg. $45, sale :37 50
Reg. S35, sale $29.00
F: A. MIRHELL
F urniturc Store
cosmos watt. AND men are.
anagram.» coon.
sun-nup-
Nomu some. once of
The Evening Sentinel
The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
outermost. eHor
in the Town
aura” surruss
Phone 80540 South loin attest
loath Not-walk. lusts Hall Bloc)
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Hotel Mahackemo
.l. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
IERVIOE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATES .2 PER DAY AND UNARD
susoav owners 15c E
Banquets , a. Specialty
no. CALL."Q
1.
9
Daily Line to N. Y.—
For FREIGHT Only
Lasso. , Ono-rs! Am
, —““
am; .
MONTREAL, Fabrics—A large ship-
ment of New Zesisnd. butter'isfiheinx
altered for sale on the In'arltets of
Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa today
The importation was mm via van-
in; to out down the 31833 ones: 3 \
asked for the staple owing to‘ a short.
Masquerade Ball:
* monastery Evenings! 6.
‘i mus snore Dinner-s, eras,
arm-575m withwineblfl
Comm W than: one “45¢
I.n.t0230r~sr.-— 50c
Manors: Ase-mm ‘
Now assume Burns in as»!
l .
HOYT S
THEATRE
Where the Multitudeo Mingle
Heading the Superlativs Bill of Un-
rlvsied Attractions, the World's
Most Marvelous Handcuff King and
Jail Breakers
THE GREAT SPHINX
Who defies the world“: prevent him
from making his Ioespo from the
heaviest stool or iron canoe or pris-
ons. Sphinx also startled the world
with his great power to master lock
and bolt. HI will IPPesr at Hoyt's
three times. daily during this limited
engagement. He defies any one to
invent a Itandoui'r, chain or straight»
jacket from which he cannot make
his escape.
i
we
Extra Special Fosturo~Tho Barnum G.
Bailey Hugo Arenic Hit
' THE lNTBEPiD
(5) HURBLEY TROUPE (5)
an Astounding Performance of Ad-
vanced Gymnastics.
Two Dashing, Dainty Maids
HENRIETTE 0,! LYLE a
DAISY VERNON
in Songs and Dances. ‘As sweet so
apple blossoms—as fragrant as lilies
white.
Hare is Where You' ll Laugh Till You
W
UNO BRADLEY
The Black Face Comic Genius Who
Recently Captivated New York.
A Blot oi Laughter
RUTLEDGE, PICKERING a 00.
Playing Their Rural Episode. "The
Potted Cali "
THE HOYTSCOPE-«Showing World's
Newest Events in Photography, dis-
played in our unparalleled manner.
_ -:——.THE-—-
AudItonum
NORTH MAIN ST.
scorn Moan/sum HOME or
HIGH-CLASS
Motion Pictures
GPECEALS TODAY
IThe Russian Peasant, n Kalem Drama.
A Village Romance. a Lubin Comedy
Drama. .
And Four Other Good Pictures
NEW SONG HITS BY
MR. HARRY LOWE
Matinee It 2‘30 9. m.
Evenings. 1:30 p. m.
Admission 5c
Prlxs DrowlngsMondsy and Thursday
NOW OPEN
The Atlantic Hotel’s,
GRAPE ARBOR
GRILL
The Atlantic Hotel offers in its
Grape Arbor Grill one of the most so»
The excellence ‘of the cuisine and .
service completes for Bridgeport a [rill :
room which will fill a. long felt want.
at moderate prices.
Budgeport. Cora,
A Quintet“ of Risiey Wonders in,
ion: and denihtfnlly cosy restaurants '
to he found in the state.
reinstate AVE. arts It. I. swam» ~ .
"on I
W. arm Up
the exposed cor-
.ner room, the bay
window, or the
room that gets no
son with a
HEATING STOVE
(IlDustless, Noise-
.less,: :Bothcrless,
Easy to Light and
to Extinguish.
United Electric
Light &WaterCo
C
When We Put Up Your
Prescriptions
Satisfaction Follows
Licensed Pharm‘scists always in air
tendanee-
W. FWIgmorettCo
‘_ sauce mm. mm.
a North Math In. e». um "
Decorator
10 FM on. [m Nomllt
mousse Chickens
; You Need An Incubus“
_ ‘You mhatch more chickens and heir
‘ to: chickens with o Buckeye
, ithan: you ever hatched W I ha. Om
E Buckeye incubators ‘
E hotels every hatchshlc
~morethsnyourh mogul a. A
CHAS E DOW , ,
V , TelephmskourlhveTwo- s ,
15,-DAYZS ’ E
.X AT PRICE’S
.i.‘
The Usual Big Reductions
Suits S4. 89 to $14 89. OvercosES' Also
Underwear. Sweaters, Gloves
Caps, Shoes, Men’s Odd Pants
All Marked Very Low
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
No. new.
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
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of so
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
hack. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and painin
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 s
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C,
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
“i" S1!
L. ~_«-._. .5,
Y’s s
’ meals! 9
Elephant
Thats mbmsdv mac but any
W to
,and- that's“
batm- sets when you stirred;
Elle hen sets when elicit ready. ‘
Cornstaand lsti'ussho‘w’yon have!3
Buckeye hinnbator works. Yoo’itb'c sot
prised at its simplicity
We have. mammalian“!!!
, 36°00.
Poultry Drinking Food
and Feed Hoppers
Washington Street. South Norwsik
Norwalk Chronicler