ll Wilt
lllll BREAK l BBlB
is'n positive fact that Pope’s Cold
mm“. taken every two hours. un-
three consecutive doses are taken.
Hi and the Grippe and break up the
most severe cold. either in the head,
.mt, back. stomach or limbs.
.. It promptly relieves the most mis-
Imbie headache, dullness. head and
and. stuffed up, ioverishnoss, sneez-
m. sore throat. running of the nose.
‘ucous outnrtrhul discharges, sore-
moss. stillness and rheumatic twlnxes.
Papa‘s Cold Compound is the result
“5‘?! three years' research at a cost or
more than fifty thousand dollars and
contains no quinine. which we have
,oojncluslvely demonstrated in not cl-
‘Mtive in the treatment of colds or
more.
Take this halrmlc'ss compound on di.
‘ 'L.mtlod, with the knowledge that there
no other medicine. made anywhere
,, in the world. which will cure your
W or end grippe misery us promptly
.without any other assistance or
m after-circus as a 2ccnt pucknzc
Pope's Cold Compound. which any
(fist in the world can supply.
The stores in East Norwnlk will be
open this evening and will celebrate
he holiday tomorrow.
. .........._-
. ' The barber shops will be opened un
til 10 oclotk this evening and will
close at noon tomorrow.
The East Norwnik weather prophet
#:0610th this morning that thercl
would be ruin either today or tumor
20'].
Captain Nathan Roberts. the \Meternn;
mariner, is gradually losing his vi-tnli '
(y. and is kept free irom pnlu by the
[use of opiates only.
Write Mayfloucru uou again at the
{filter-company plnocble tournament
with Old Woli Hook it Latter company
w— w...»
Dr. Franklin G. Brown was culled to
.Brooklyn. today. by the and announce-
orient of the death of Maud. youngest
platter of the late Mrs. From on F
”town. ulte of D1. ilrown. The young
y had only been murricd about six
Months and this is the fourth death
the family in a short time. the mo
w: and three dnughters having pass
1A number or members of the Ad
vi: Church will go to Danbory to
marrow. to attend the convention or
:Zlggsl voters oi the East Nor»
District are hereby notified
. here Will be A special meeting
the legal voters of the District,
3 ‘ ‘ tih’e Fitch school house. on the
M day of February, 1912, at 8 p. 111.,
W the following purposes:
To receive and hear the report
one committee to investigate the
of a municipal electric plant.
2. To enlarge the powers of the
‘ s as follows: (a) To con-
Ind maintain sidewalks. cross-t
sand drains. (b) To appoint and
, . 6y Watchmen or police othoers.
ii; To consider and not upon the
ndiilc‘stlon oi the terms of the deed
N 1.; lm
"" , whereby tho Town
District the trianml.
ill. DUNNEBACKE.
rosin Fire District Commit-
£17 21 23
‘ day He not Association so too .
noctlcut Loyal Worker‘s Association
The district has? carried on its investl
.at tho'moeting will be worth while rc-
-iamil_v in loss than four yours
Hot South Norw alk. The Fast Norwnlkm'iLClot‘
l Broad River
_ to malts better connections with the
. which has . ‘
time. John imports uncut dour lost or ._ is ,
‘ front in the around . '
‘ .1 0., New York. on; a “ gilt oi lllsliru-
it many a day.
Rev. G. M. Teepls will give an address
on Loyalty. and Rev. F‘. 8. Ainsworth
will give on on Literal and Flg'urative
interpretation
East Norwelk men an looking tor
ward to Friday night when the spot
ciai district meeting will be held. At
this time some matters of vital im-
portance to the district will come’ up
tor discussion and probable action.
nation into the lighting proposition
with characteristic thoroughness and
their reports which will be submitted
coiving‘; it‘if‘cfilucted thin the meet
ing will be largely attended.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L'Hommodiou.
of Rowan street. and Mr. and Mrs. G.
Howard King. of Osborn avenue. left
here this morning for llelloviow, Flor.
ldn. where they will sojourn. The
trip is being taken in the interests
of Mr. L'iiommedicu who was order!
ed south by his physician. having sut-
fored unknown tortures during the ne-
vcre winter weather. Mr. L'liommo
dlou has been ailing ior months and
only his grit and determination enn-
bled him to stand the strain as long.
as this. ills many friends wish him
renewed health and strength.
in n hard~loughl game played at the
Ross (it Ker-no parlors recently.
Charles llrown defeated Robert 'Curl
than at moi to the tune of 132 to 61.
Another name will be played this every
ing. The score was as iollown:
llrown. Cur-tins.
5 10
lilwl i.’r-~~i
25--2 1.3M
35w-1 ttma
43 23ml
ss ' 22—1
70 , 23~2
71 new:
so 42
90 ~ low-l
102w 47-i .
115 48ml l
121 37 i
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The death of Adoibcrt Patrick wet-g
terdny makes the iltth in the l’ntrlrk‘
iliai
father and mother and two sisters:
having gone to their reward. Minot;
S. Patrick died on \\ ashlmrton's hirth
dnv three yours one and his Min :1
ten months later. The youngest site}
tor A few months lit-lore that and the
eldest Mrs Barnum. a compsratlvciyg
short time ago. Adelhert Partrlolt is
'surtlvcd by one brother. (incur i‘ar-‘
nick. and tour sisters, “\irs. Jmucs'
ECunninghnm, Mrs Nellie (‘olc Min. l‘” “m” attending Trinity
l'l‘bomas Wood all of Dust NorwalkJ
nnd Mrs Clinton P Peck . oi llethol.
The funeral nenlces will be held lrom
the late homo. Friday nitenncnn nt 2)
The deceased won an Odd
Fellow and the. family have. the symg
nuthy of- their many tricnds in their be
movement.
.M...
Robina are reported to have been
seen in this section the past week.
Mrs. Homer Buttery. who has been
ill with mommy tor several our“. in
improving.
Miss Laura Comotock has been visit-
ing her aunt. Mrs. Henry F. Bangor.
in South Norwslit.
James iii. Elle. who ls‘snj‘oyiutt‘ the
balmy brccses st st.'Potersbtlrx. Flor-
ida, is remembering his relatives and
friends here with postcards. ,. .
Mrs. Jam's. Lycett is in lnwood.
Long island, for the‘thenoflt or her
health. and will make an extended
visit with her sister. Mrs. J. 4F. Alger.
The car which has been leaving the
terminal at 7 o'clock in the morning.
now loaves two minutes earlier. so as
West ayenuo line.-
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John Carr. alter some strenuous
work; has succeeded in coaxing water
monolith lpesi‘ondias tohls, house;
been new tor "some
as...» '
onions AND SEWER BMNED.
Leanh Cross and Willie Bioehw
have signed to iii“. attire Olympic A.
m as. Weber in the touched isn‘t.
months he has shown high class
" buns”; the A... six 5"
Gauthlluorwsiu Indore An Learning
the Way.
it's ”he, little Kidney lull-v
on. lame. weal: or“ honing back--
The unnoticed uriusry disordr
That the to drum and
disease. ,
When the kidneys are sick,
Help them with Don“ I Kidney Pills
A remedy especially for sick mltld
tiers. l. .
Doat'1’ a have hood chi-int kidney
troubles for 75 years.
Endorsed by 60,000 peopie~endore
ed at home. . s
Front in a South Norwalk citisen‘s
statement.
Gustave Pitscr. barber. 82 North
Mulnpntreot, South Norwalk, Conn.
says: "My experience with Dosn'a Kid-
ney Pills had been so sstisiactory that
i highly ”commend them. My kidneys
were disordered and caused my back
to ache. The kidney secretions were
also unnatural and bothered me great-
ly. Doan's Kidney. Pills restored me
to good health.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. FostorMilburn (70., Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
Billieii.
Remember the namo-iloan‘n~and
tnlto no other.
e
rltbt' s
WESTPORT
, AND
' SAUGATUCK
Mrs. Howard (tomato is Visiting
friends in Springtime.
Wm...“ m...
Wilbur Preston has resigned his no».
nttlon with the Methodist church choir.
Mrs Calvin langdon
rids
w...»
'i
ionic ii. Mills has been appointed
administrator of the estate at Ahbci’l
Juno \illis.
”L...
Mr. and Mrs Frank N. Taylor have
moved into their new residence
Lincoln ilN'lilit‘
”AA/”Am v .. x...
l Trustees. 8 MWHH. ii. .l.
‘Brion and Mrs Mcuubon.
ln‘
multiple
ilillllli nunuu ill >
Court Cecile Beiighliuliy {Enter-
tains the Members oi Court
laurel
it was a big night last night
Dapxhters of Csntiie Circles
the local cottrtn met at the Cstbolici
Clubhouse in West avenue, where
Court tunnel, No. 106. was entertain
ed most happily by Court Cecile. No.
105. The encore at each court were'
installed by District Deputy. Mine
in 1
'ii‘rsnocs A. Darin. of Greenwich. Too
olilcern installed are as follows:
court culls. No. 106.
(lrand liegentmnirs. iii. J. Howard.
Vice nogent~nrs. ii. 'i‘ Nutteiord.
Financial ”P A.
clinic.
Historianwiiilss Anna M. Tierney.
'lfreasurcrvevmss Agnes Torpy.
crusade—urn. Marion Hayes.
Sentinel-Airs. lrving liaymes.
Secretarymhi rs.
Chlpllin-dul’. J J. Mcflulnnels. FEARLEBB FLYING WEHNfZB
Trustees, s nary-Mr: .l. it. Barry.
and Miss Hamlet Millard?
Trustee, it venue-«Miss Anna unw-
hun.
i
Court Laurel. No. ion.
Grand Wilt-din C. A. MrNsm~
. nra.
Vice negnimnlnajnnm Blake.
Freshener-Mrs. John Flint.
Financial doorman-mails: ‘Norn
:Cronin.
is spending}
the remainder of the winter in Flux
Historian-Mlss Katherine Camp-
bell. 2. l
Tumours-Milne him and!” ‘
Organist-ruins Moos Mexicans .
Mound—«Mills Alice Spine. ‘W‘
Chaplain-43". n. .1. Carroll.
0'.
After the installation mine the
1 Lady Washington Ten. which van a
vow pretty function and which prot-
lim. and Mrs (‘hutien Taylor have M “ most pleasant (”WWW TM “‘
been etltcrluininx Mrs hymn moth 'tlioo were for the smtor part dressed
(1' from \‘ew york city
their
mode
in the quaint old gowns and
pondered “it 6nd "owns"
Mrs M. ii hicrwln. him not: taken them look most appropriate tor the
Sunday morning, is ltnprotiutt
amp-w... - . »..
or her parents in Cruse Highway.
Marlin Nolan. the shoe doctor. so
loomnsnlcd by a friend trcm New i'orit
l .
torn 7'3" '"tthe minus! most prettily and miter-
city. left. yestertluy
(muslin.
WM-
ii the weather is isroruhlo the room.
born or the ,Wentport (inn club
hold 11 uhdornh their Rosovlllc grounds;
tomorrow morning.
The Sauntuck rlur ohnnncl is'opcn
tram Woods dam to Grshnmn' island.
It the warm weather continues the en-
tire river will soon be open for out.
gallon. .
Dr. .l. H. McArdis._.ueorso J. Green.
Charles unlimited Edgar ’Porrr. local
sinners. will assist in the musical pro-
mm or the Knights of Pythlss cele-
oration. Frldny.
Miss Alla Modular. teacher of the
primary grades smite East Saugatuclt
school was taken ill while visiting her
parents in Danbury. Sunday. andls
confined to her bed.
A... school children will enjoy I hol-
allies and bank ‘oiilolnis. The library
will be closed and the rural letter can
riers will enjoy s. day on.
William Morehouss. who. no
(mm. mm his wagon on North Moth
' street last week. has developed un-
tarot-able symptoms tout the sttendlns
physiolnn tears internal injuring
parishes will units n
church nus miss. at to and 7; ill 9‘
t hnrch. ,
ton. more were twenty-tour table»
lprcnlded over by mourners oi Court.
li‘ocilc Mid mircshmcutn uncommitted
l
l
Miss “NW“ ”PM". who “i M'tlht! dainty cups. the bevel-sate from
tendins Alleshanr mitten. lathe sum ' which the reaction derived its name.
Miss Helen V. Miliord insured with
itwo lino solos. scmmpanled by Miss
Tthc Misses Anna in Tierney,
wlli‘ ‘sad Helen Downy Mary Cnsidy. Jen-
'snd Anon hum. sud Mrs Daniel 5.
may tomorrow.” will also the posts _
Q'ins to murmur in the rector . '
oi‘v Trinity , I
in. 0a um m and 861 the union
service will be in Holy Trinity: with ..
Currie ileum. on the piano.
The ”wire. following ladies danced
tnlnlugly: Mrs. William J. Tracer. and ,
Astana
ulc “nosing, Agnes Torpy. Margaret
i.Mlllsrd Mattie hosting. Marion Hayes
Tourney.
The mod tenant of Court mulls.
early in the evening's festivities made
all welcome with a decidedly clover
speech. Both chaplains are a row
i
l
l
‘ appropriate remarks. .
Amid I burst of spplluse Mrs. Wih
limo .i. Tracer. Past Grand Monti
was appointed lecturer by the wish."
to; district deputy. Mrs. 'i‘rsoev use
the unanimous circles or the court.
it is sold today that Court cocile'
and court Laurel in combination“
uro seeking never had a more success-z
tut and happy occasion than was last
night‘s businessm and social evening.
Women
Appreciate
thenhseafloodiooh-vof‘adusm-
Mon. a sltiurresfmm Moira.
Wtwmdschwiulm J
nautmmmmum
«breadcrumb-ohm."
Minds and We W
This week "A Brltld .New Bill," “All. ‘
Look at this sisosnt bill of Unrlvsied
and both' tHssdcd by the celebrated legitimate
. MR. CHARLES FERRIS Ind Company ‘
MORRiS l. MORTON
nus mum wrest. across.
VALENTINK'Q qp'su
The inocmpsrsbls"‘Hoytsoops." show
ovrs.
THEATRE
Smiling. Happy Faces."
Vaudeville and Pro amidsnt Artistry.
star of twenty metropolitan success-
es. sod neatly of ”The Tidal." ‘
of distinguished players in the
erosion hit in its class this season.
entitled. “THE PREACHER AND
THE MAN." s dainty character
classic. lull of hearty. wholesome.
hsPPy humor, with splendid drama.
tic situations.
m-
The high water mark in harmony.
Former isvorltss of Docksudsr's
Minstrels. offering s repertoire 0!
melodious masterpieces. intermin-
gled with compositions popular.
www.—
"Gymnastic Geniuses Estrsodlnsry.
Giving a during exhibition beyond
0’. Mild.
I [My : '5'“:
a .
EARLY SHOWING OF
no
t
Spring Suits
$12 $15
SPRING SAMPLES
From Royal TailOrs' and
Smith, Gray 8. Co.
SUITS ' TO ‘ ORDER
$ 16.00
and up
PRI'CE’S Clothing Store
Morrlm awesome.
Mos. doom and comic; classics.
GOMEDIAIW.
A sore or more is y pots in Imus
lag and amazing notion.
m—_
in; in superb tuition isstidious mo-
tion pictures measles and come-
dy film:
Auditorium
Motion Pictures
The Atlantic “Hot '
‘ loci and dollz‘htiuily cozy restaurants
4 Futurism ave. slip. a. n. ovation:
' 'f! total: so."
. .t 4.1.. M...» w...» w... 4.... "New... m~uw~—~m.m-.
~—-THE-——
uoa'ru MAIN 81‘.
SOUTH NONWALK'S HOME OF
HIGH-CLASS
”acute reosv
ACCiOENTs WlLL HAPPEN
HOW THE wonLo noes
Ami Several Others
Mstlnss st 2‘30 5: m.
Evonihgl; “Hill p. m.
Warm Up
the exposed core-I
ner room. the bay
window, or. the
room that gets no
sun with a
GAS
HEATING STOVE
(B Dustless. Noise-
less, .: Botherless.
Easy to Light and
to Extinguish.
United Electric
Light 8t Water Co
Admission So
u...
~ moron
:
GRAPE ARM. .
GRILL
The Atlantic Hotel odors In its
Grape Arbor Grill one at the most so-
to be round in the state.
The excellence of tho cuisine and
service completes tor Bridgeport s grill
When We Put U
trouble
tend school this week for
time in several weeks.
"WW. W. .
. .....niltltt
m...
Miss Alice Andrews is able to
the fl
.0...—
new... L C Fitch and son Kenn
W F Wigtnore & (203' .‘
Midis PARKER. Mr.
8 mm... In. Wit
98 Washington Street
Phon: No. lie-”>2.
WAY
ior you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
a Heating System that will keep you
comiortable on the coldest day!
We'll study the location or your
rooms. the facilities oi the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones 8: Hotchkiss
Company ‘
NORWALK. CONN.
'Phone 742
THE NEW tom
Definition of Chiropracnc
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art or ad
lusting the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench twist or sprain in the
back. Even it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lilo in the diflerent organs and
limbs
Chiropractors remove the cause at
this disease and pain. and health is
motored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body
Nervousnoss. Rheumatism. Purely
sis. Bent. Kidney and Female Din-
_ sites are given special attention: also
’Gln‘utm or the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic s
classics to hold you. ..
’fmANClS. D. C;
'4 WASHINGTON 81". 30. NORWALK
“lunatic Treatments Given . Also
room which will an along/felt want.
Oreltestrs Every Evening at 6
"Table denote Dinners. 6 toil j
p. lilo-7sc; with wine Bl ' ‘
Business nuns Lunch 11.45
" «moderate prices.
"Are you honest tilth‘ yourself?”
' WouKeepChickens
almost-when,“ 6mm
”CHAS E Dow?”
You Need An Incubator
. More incubate!
mm new hatched “with a hen. 0"! _
Thus" a broad Went. hut cred - ‘:
Buckeye incubator-'15 (non-ind.“ 1.
hatch every hatchniie equated“ that's . _‘,".;
on than your hens can An incoa
on set M:
in and
Booubntor
Butler:
need at lt‘ssit‘npll‘
pWehdve manager-mule-
$600
Poultry Drinking Food
and Feed Hoppers
shington arrest. South Namath
Norwalk Chronicler