. Ks v61w Il octor
ottl‘doctor how often he prescribes an alcoholic stimulant
lltlren. He Will probably say, “Very, we the
hepmcrlbes a tonic for them.
I very frequent] ." Then ask him
lp'ol'lo ”32.1w rtlla as a t'onic for the 0““ng
l Mra. Roberthre‘xory ofrtlrtlmman
_ avenue spent Tilleadmwmh relatives
in Dorian.
The stores in East Norwalk will Mrs. Hattlelioutonol Newtown ave
golole at noon in honor of the holiday. nue, is visiting Mina Edna Weed in
(‘llft street.
lira. Price has returned to her home WW”...
.11: Bridge titre-chatter spending three Mrs. Thomas Willa of Patrick street
«nonths in England. is entertaining her son’s family from
' Toronto. Canada.
lira. Alfred Saunders of Main street,
Norwnlk, is vialttng her parents, Mr.
, W and Mrs. William Gregory.-
Mrs. Edward Merritt and Mini Nob m
. die Olinetead, of Seaview avenue. ilt- hire. Cheater Coley, of Chestnut Hill
tended I’oli's Theatre in Bridgeport avenue spent Monday night with
yesterday. era. Perduc in South Norwaik.
,‘_Owing to the rain last night. the
autumn in East Norwalk will be kept
"oven until 10 o'clock this morning.
, 0-“...
- The regular weekly prayer and Mra Watts and daughter of 23mm
”raise meeting will he held at the Ad- iord is visiting hel parent; Mr andi
t Christian Church this evening. Mm. Qulfl'itengor on Quantum um
,lnrse congregation is expected. avenue.
w...“ W. a»... .......
‘Tho weekly prayer and praise eer- The wall digger has been removed
flee oi! the Swedish Congregational by '1‘“an Gregory‘s toning to West-
Church will be held this owning. and “UN. from Mr. Millu’ place on Patrlclt‘
it"!!! Mimi that a large commotion alrect. having finished at ltlii it.
will be present.
flan-emm -m
“HM—an—
\ira l‘ 0. (ireaory and William it",
The Junior League of the llast Ave- Gregory of Chestnut Hill avenue and.
one Methodist Church will hold its Mr. and Mrs, Jones of Wolfpit llllli
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon avenne. are on the nick list and an.
it‘ll o'cloek. All the members are re a“ rioetors’ carer.
quested to attend.
mm.....—_
The Junior members of the Klnpn
ton window. The limit was neatly Birthday at the chapel
and attractively done.
parlor.
cotton and chorolnte cake. and cream
will be served by the little once the
proceeds of which will assist them ini
their work.
“m... We...» W...
A number of Raul Norwalk people
pm planning to take in the basketball
~ games at the Armory tonight, when
the Sixth Company plays the ilristois,‘
~ltnio league champions.
... M.............
'| Broad River
who hue been i
The regular weekly prayer int-ei-
gills of the, East Avenue hicthodlat
- Church will be held this evening. itev
* JWllllam Vt. Gillies “ill oilitinte and
”lids hoped that. a large congregation'
will be present.
Mrs. Homer linttel‘y.
quite ill, in improving.
mm.” m...
Frank Petty. of Hunt 'Noru'alk, has. The river and broolta in this vicinity
‘ deceived a. letter from his sister in tilled rapidly yesterday alter the rain
Knyuga County, New York. to the of. commenced and wore soon railing tor.
_.IQCt that the anon in that pull of the millil-
'country had reached a depth of three.
“a one- -hanet.-t covering the i‘enceal Charles (.‘allcrall ol‘ iirond alt-cot.
has gOlic to tidy itidue. New York to
.. [Ernest Groeschner and a number of visit his sister Mrs. \tlltlod “hm-l" .
"Other lads took quite a stroll across house,
~ the ice on the Sound recently, wilt-ill
they walked from the mainland to
’Qt'lcltenoe island and back. The trip
on a novel one. which they enjoyed
«if its fulleat extent.
......_..
q—--— .. m-
-MW W
'Iiiii’il‘llilll Plilil
REPillill BY BASES
Could {Not Approach Within a
Thousand Feet of ileosac
. Tunnel Wreck
A number of the natural growth
”lemon journeyed to Southport yes-
terday. where they were engaged in
' inning out their boats. which have.
Mn ice-bound in that harbor for
weeks. The warm weather and rain
the a Welcome sign to them.
, here were forty persons preeent at
e New England supper which was-
NORTH ADAMN, Mimi's” Feb. 21.-
, Ropelied by the intense heat, smoke
with; at the East Avenue Methodist and gases from the burning freight
‘ roll hm evening, under the dungeon; in the interior and the Routine
, the Ladies Aid 900m? The Tunnel, an investigating party which
was 0i“ W0" worth “18 effort; entered the tunnel [tom the west side
, by those present in bowing to lnspebt the scene of last nights
meats to partake 01“ A neat train collision. were unable to no
”money was realized preach within a thousand tent of tile
' wreck late today A apeclpl train.
here was considerable excitement annotating of an 61181118, 3 “M cm- with
It at the W“ Pond ill Benwiclg a short derrick and a hex car, took
fill! bridge l’em‘l‘dal’ ' memomliinto the tunnel the various railroad
3n, Harold FillCh, of Van ZN]! omelnls and IIGWSDRDM‘ men {ram
“’49“ into the “35' walers and 08' North Adams The draught [ans mid.
,. “Whiting only by the prompt way of the tunnel were turned on to
, 0! his companions. Master blow the smoke and gases out of the
,h V” “099‘“ “a “"93 when no east portal and a dash was made into
and‘fell into the Will"- the torrid atmosphere Even by the
e hall and rain of yesterday in... :i'iirclxre psow‘egfulgeseiigzgh? mgr":
and 1““ night made the going .than an arm’s length ahead as the
It uncomfortable 1‘“ mun." The: train neared the wreck. and they were
, m‘i‘" “WM“ and F"M"«competitor! to lie down upon the net-
‘0“ “’99“ w“ to ““1" 3 our to batch- the cooler dimer air
““3 8mm“ W“ ’m" ”“3 Val at length the am mil; be anneal:
“‘49 "‘9“ preventing “Winnie that it toreed v. retreat alter the
sorption which might “"62” party had been the tunnel a little over
nder ordinary circumstan " two hours. Rocks Were still Milli?
probably from at; to eliiht tone.
‘ Train Master ‘J. Hamilton. “to ll‘ltd
35c charge at the train. octane it ulna
belied, that severe, ‘
- lllillfi ll. '
. np'hin remarkable cave.
T drain the root over the wreck. some of ‘ ‘
those seen on the tracks weighing H N
iitiillililil llill
Five Indicted Labor Man Elva
Ball lii‘ ladleilatlolls
gout-M4 a
lNDlANAPOlJS Feb.21.-Flve of
the men who‘ve alleged to have token
a prominent part in dynamltins ont~
rages the condo“? river in the but few
yeaiu met in lndlanapolia unduly. All
are under bond to answer "chance 0!
civilian-alt laid ‘lll'oya‘l transportation or
dynamite, and all will plead to the al»
taxation on March )2.
The ilfth alleged conspirator, Frank
K. l'aitner of Omaha. Neb. arrived too
late yenterdAy to meet the representa-
tlves of, the timely company that was
to also hlil bond and be about last
night table Marlon county alli.
Henry W. Lesleltner formerly 0t
l‘lftsburg and now of Denver, was
brought to lndlnapolia trom Denver
in charge of United States authorities
and soon after hill arrival met Frank
M. Ryan and Herbert “S. iiookin. presi-
dent and aeoretwryatreaunrer, reapec
lively. of the international Association
s
l
ironworkera, met ingleitner at
in court were being gone through with.
a statement «regarding the
ordinal him
to any."
appearance in the Federal Court.
'dcr the federal practice. an all are;
charged with the name. ottenre. g
mewwuw mm. M...
Jililliii lllillllll filllli
Billlll lllll llill Blilli
Burglary in the First (legroom
in Fact Any Degree. Was
Not Committed
l
l
l
' i
l
at the home oi Mortimer i. Stidtl‘ thv
banker where he once worked “ii a
rclv:.lnt l‘he long priron term “no?
broken today by Juatlt‘o Goran}. ol‘ the
Supreme Court. with an opinion ions-
raining a writ oi batman corona.
The young Swede remained locked
up in the Tomlin tonight. but not an a
condemned man. and with the aneur-
nnco that. within about: tony—eight
hours he will be. releimd to await a
new trial or whatever occurs to clear
What other developments than a
new, trial there may he were it miter
of some controveriiy tonight. but it
was widely assumed that the hearing
before Commissioner Richard b. “and.
condiments" Governor nix to hear
Breadth application for clemency. was
new or no importance as ii factor in
llrandt'h étfort tor lreedonl beca'nae a
pardon, it not held? could not ”he air
on it man who stand» unconditioned. as
llrandt does with only charm pond
lng. Furthermore. a pardon Brandt:
l'rlendli contended. would be lane at a
victory than Brandt might win by a
new trial. becauae the pardon would
not completely wipe‘out the stain at
an offense. whereas it the indictments
against Brandt should be quashed, or
it he should be acquitted on trial he
would he vindicated in the eyes of
the lllw.
Accordlnz to records which Jubilee
Gerard read into his voluminous enla-
ion today. Brandt wan illegally acn-
'ten“ceil to thirty gem in prison by
duds. OttoA itcllulaliyu ' ,. , l .
into the Schill lion“. which taunt be
new to eatallli‘iili burglary in the
first degree.
Brandt. it out Mill“ this
any flima.
‘1'“an
[AI] ;.
“t the Theatres
HOYT'S 'I‘thA'l‘lt E. .
An exeept.lonallyw;ptronir
open: at iloyt‘s Theatre
noon and without question it will be
one of the bean-cell here this see-
3. Millet-"Kentfi who has been
taiieclaliy selected t‘o head this great
array of vaudeville attractions for the
minute of the week. is one or the bent
lie hall been
seen hundreds or tlmee In the metro-
Mr. Kent and hill
lion:
known nil-around atara.
liolltan Inclination.
excellent company present
of Twentiethtientury triumplia. "'l‘he'
Real 2." a playlet ot peculiar circum-
atancti. refreshing in its newneu. brll.
. l-layden, lior~
of Bridge and Structural iron Workernidm and Hayden. u“, Yankee lada who
Philip A- COMP)“. 01' New Orleans. aiawaltoned imndon, Paris and Berlin,I
member of the executive board or ”it"wltli their tremendous tflumnhg n the
"19 i Palace. London. comprise the merrlest'
federal building while the details crime on the American stage today. and'
tarnishing a bond for his appearaneejwm be seen in ihelr own 0mm...
{aorta: and Janeen.
“Willi “In.” “)0 “an cOmQS l0 [Ilk,card "h‘l Vi" kW” 11" ‘nufih‘ns during
a rd l' ll axillaln everything there in m'the entire act h Fred 1“.- 3 pm...”
this." naid Legion!" r. when asked for in the gunkflwuflfln farcical b“. “The:
enamel; Nobloat Romeo of Them All "
“1'th “PP" WOW! ill "Willie nnntlon "of the era. an art that
lit nephpvrii uhon l ennui not to have: 1. “peril m ““an Marceau. the
bean and i am not talking now When . wizard of handalladowxrailhiata and
the time. comes 1 will have aomothlnagme lloytacope allow the arterial hell
You would not mini this
imgieitncr gave 310000 bond: [or llllinmc,“ array of holiday attractions,
' liar you will surely any
. Pall] Bartram. 0f ”10 llllommedleu mughtew of [hp ChfllWl with lhl‘lfl‘ Ulfill‘lil AUUUW'S Miller in” {oday Mm. )0“ “AVG (‘Vflr WHBGFM nndm Bl
Mlhel‘s' stale extended himself yell~ leader. Minn lilacllontild will hold a that the government will “it that without are mm mm” daily.
dcrday when he “55.0mm” fl “Wilma social from 3 to it p. m.. \Vnaliington'za of the i'ifiy- four men indicted be tried 7 and 9 hr. all should be able mm m.
Hot at the unmet time This in iioalillilo inn: range .0 an; m. etupendens We...“
liancy and unique story.
“have“ mm..- ........... mm...
l
~“liad impatient or indigestion for
iytmre. No appetite and what i did not
diatretuml me terribly. Burdock Blood
“HUN". flu!“ m0.“--J. H. Walker.8nn THE HOYTSCOPEJHOWIHQ SPCC'BI
§bury. Ohio.
manpwwn— We“, ~0~ a.»
counterieur ensure.
The lollowlna Wt‘l‘l' tainted February
;lliti lnrniehvd iron other of
on .l M Woollen deli titer of patients
20 ill”
ilri deviant Conn:
lidw ard $2.; .ll‘orcirom.
(‘ om) . albedo holder
John F Murphy. llriditenort. (lunar.
iombinod hot and mid water \aht‘
~ I 0
NEW “m“ Poll “”Mwm for' Hilton: ti. \‘iali llridutport Conn
commutator. ‘ i
"\‘l‘ vmia roiillneinent in prison. l “er W lllaelow New linvon u
Polite l: llrnndi. ill tonight the saint-i Mm") dampcrrl-pnlntor ‘ '5
man in the eyes of the law no he wail " ' .
Denial ll. ill lna. New iavon. 1'
before he. was aent away on Jti'i'ril iii Conn t‘Olll-(‘lllll :1?" dutlm ' , N0 H Al .
tour. to eerie thirty your» tor burglary . lacoh K mm“, New "aw“ i
(can brake for vi-lltclvxnheeia E
null-m r honor imam. (ioiln.' Mien-CLASS
blocking. danber. i
Ernest ii :Suwnrtl Hartford (‘onn M P tu
pump. OUOII IC [88
Almost Arena and F.14. Tel: ll.
New Britain, Conn” hotel-look. rylln- hPEclALS TODAY
d" ”mm ' ' s. a A.——THE one or ins OFFICE
Ninth F. Morehead. New Britten. . ~ ' .
COM)" Mildred”). ‘ VlTA—W'LLIE" GIGTER
George E. Prentice. New llrllittn.' Matinee at 2‘30 9. m. ,
Conn, anal-on. ‘ Evenings, 7:30 p. m. .
. Elmo; ll. Stone. New Britain. . ‘ . .
Conn. lock. . ‘ 3.
Henry . (i. Wight. New ‘Brltaln.' Adm'SSlon SC '
(loam. doobelooer.
Mechanic. . 7
William R. Willetts
Conn. .. waste-hxtlire.
cardlnywtnachine.
valve for door-cheeks.
Patrick H. Rebineon.
electric-light eockete.
Charles W. “
Another holiday .
George to. Brush, ilnnbttl‘y. Gena.
nap-roman machine for felt huts.
. John lithium Deanery. (loam, not»
retain: machine for felt halo.
‘ Henry 1“. dealt. Waterbury, Conn"
Peter Hardman, Willimantlc. Conn .
Malcolm Peterson. Stamford Conn.
. Jeaepb C Regan, Stamford, Conn.
valve mechaolam for doQMihttOlifi.
‘ Louis Roehr. Stamford. Conn. ma-
chine tor welding chain links.
Conn, Ihadeholder attachment for
Walker.
Conn.. trite-writing machine.
lame: ‘ waterless," ‘
Conn, sight tor firearm.
W
a
SPECIAL HOLIDAY FESTIVAL '01
Vaudeville Stars at the Happy." Home
of Pro-eminent Quality Vaudeville ‘4
H0 ' TES
THE PLAVHOUBE PERFECT
THIS WEEK
-—-—- v...
holiday bill
thin alter-
...m...» ..
The $100,000 Vaudeville Program.
Headed by America'e Meat Distin-
gulohod Actor and Star of "Raffles "
“The Cowboy and the Lady." and
Hundred other Metropolitan Hill,
MR. 3. MILLER KENT
and his Excellent Company. pre-
caution the newest of Twentieth
Century Triumph» “THE REAL 2."
it Playiet of Peculiar Ctrcumataneeo,
rcfreohing in its Newneu, Brilliantly
and Unique Story. Mr. Kent has
been elpocielly ulected to load thin
the newoat l
grand array of Vaudeville Attrac-
tion: for Wauhinoton’o Birthday
Week. .
w m... .—
Brllilant Special Added Future. the
Yankee Ludo who Awakened Lon«
don. Pal-ll and Berlin. from their
Tremomlouo Triumph. at the Pot
Ice. London.
HADVN EORDEN G, HAYON
YinGil-"1m the American Vaudeville Stage.
who will diction in their own Orig-
inal Genet. Done» and Musical Friv-
oltilu.
Another Holiday cm. Here in where
you laugh as you have never laugh
ed More.
FRED HAY'Q PLAYERS
otter the Sonomlimly Laugh-bio
alignment-earl Fomleal Hit. "The
Not-lint Roman e! Them All."
The ablation of the Era
YATES '
The Superb. The Stunning.
this iii the
it
i.-
[L
MARCEAU
The Wizard Honduhowurapniet
.—m..--
3 Holiday Ftlml.
in Foot fivorythlng at lion’s this
week commemorative this eventful
day. Don’t min this expensive or-
ray of «are. No advance in prices
(or the mandolin otter-inn.
l
Mum»... . an...“ w-u ...- .mwoy...”
-TllE--
Bridgeport,
i
scum nonwatx's' Home OF
3 . , ,
OYSTER outrun! THE SOLUTION.
in it pamphlet jullt lulled the Mary-
land Shellfish Communion vinyl: "Om
tor culture is the only method by
which a periodical glut: o! oyster:
can lie prevented. The (not is borne
out by the history oi oyater culture in
all real oyster culture cutest. On to
"ilecliorl the recount for thin truth are
many. One of them is the tact that
the storage of marketable craters on
private crater plantation to automate
Waterbury.
oi oysters are low. and likewise for
nimllar raucous the quantity of mar-
ltetable oyster: on private oyster beds
Waterbury. ,
‘ Stratlard.
than maintaining a atoldy supply and
ltldlileileld.
ineliwne. Another reaaon for starting
lth'nt oyster planting will increaae the
.. oi population and
tranaportation,
in
The Merrlut Trio of Enron-inert ‘
lcally inereue‘d through eelhlnterest ‘ L
of theoyster planters. when the prices, .
is» decreased when the prices are high."
the beat mullet pricbn such all are < 7
paid tor eyelets in Connecticut. Rhode ‘. _‘
‘ Torrlnx‘ton. i taint. New York. New Janey and ‘
throughout the world by .
$10
$ 16.00
Warm Up
the exposed cor-
ner room, the bay
window, or the
room that gets no
.sun with a
GAS
HEATING STOVE
q Dustless. Noise
less, .. Botherless,
Easy to Light and
to Extinguish.
United Electric
- Light 8t Water Co
EARLY SHOWING
pring Suits
$12 $15
SPRING SAMPLES
From Royal Tailors and
Smith, Gray & Co.
SUITS TO ORDER
and up
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Pliom No. 1185—2.
WAY
for you to be warm in your new ,
house this winter is to have an install
a. Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest do}?!
We'll study the location of your
rooms. the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Plot Air, Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you beat.
The Jones 8: Hotchkiss
Company
NORWALK. CONN.
l
gallon. 742
m NEW Edmund
Definition of Chiropractic
('hlronrartic la the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad‘-
Hunting the some lllaeaeea are caused
thy a wrench, twist or sprain in the
ihnclt. Even if done in childhood 1:
‘creates pinched nerves and pain in
élater tile in the different organs and
limbs
Chiropractors remove the cause at
this disease and pain, and health to
motored through harmonizing the all
nerve systems in tour body
Nervoucness Rheumatism. Paraly-
ell. Heart. Kidney and Female Die-
um are given special attention. also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
Prescriptions
Satisfaction FolloWs
tandem
8W. F. ngmere 81 Ce.
flatworm , .
JAMES Malian. Manager;
O "W3” fit- 90. Not-wont ,
R;-
When We Put UpYour
laden-ed Pb'artgaeieta airway: in at.
never regret giving Chiropractic I
chm. to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. 'C.
u WASHlNGTON or. no. NORWALK
. alumna Treatments Given Aloe
' ‘ gré than your liens can
j'lfYonKeepChlckend. *
You NeedAn Incubator "
0 You can hatch more chickens and bet.
Thats a broad alumni. but event
Backer: incubator in dam-teed
hatch every hatchable *, and that’s
h 0. All“ ma;
orsetsw enyou arei'ea too;
i: hen sets when she is ready. ~ . |
Cole: la and let us shew you how
_ Buckeye incubator. works. You' ll be in!
, prised at llmfllfity
in oarrtxeuulowu
* ler‘ chicken: with a Buckeye incubatot , .
_ than you ever hatched with alien. I-l ’
Norwalk Chronicler