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an i illll lltllll
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rill) fireaiis the Most Severe
Chili and Ends Grippe Misery
a in last a Few Hours
it is a positive fact that a dose of
M:- old Compound taken every
hours until three consecutive
on are label: will cure tirlppd or
Mk‘up the most severe cold. either.
the head. chest, back, stomach or
You distinctly feel the cold break
in; and all the disagreeable grippe
oymptomn leaving after the very first
‘ dose It promptly ends the most mls
arable headache, dullness. head and
more ntuiied up, fevecishness, sneer
"dug, sore throat. running of the nose.
mucous catarrhal discharges. sore-
“ . was, ottl'iucds and rheumatism twin-
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Pope's Cold Compound is the result
of three years“ research at'a cost of
more than fifty thousand ‘dollarp and
Contains no quinine. which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not ei-
Itoctive in the treatment of cold: or
marinas.
r'i‘ake this harmless Compound as
Idlt‘ooted. with the knowledge that
ttiters is no other medicine made any-
there else in the world, which will
-. Cure your cold or end Grippe misery
II promptly and without any other as-
;,, ,Aoiotunce or bad aftereflects as a .25
’ cent package of Parties Cold Com-
; mad. which any druggist in the
3 world can supply.
-‘ A large number oi East Norwalk
“tended the basketball game at the
Armory last night.
The Junior Dengue or the East Ave
nus Methodist Churi‘h is‘ holding its
regular meeting this afternoon.
One year ago today the temperature
Watered in East Norwalk was 9 de-
' was above zero. Today the mercury
Ind climbed up just 10 points.
Fred Brown of East Norwaik, spent
, yesterday in New York city. visiting
' ‘monda and taking in the motor boat
The weekly prayer meeting of the
{Bwedish Congregational church was
held last evening. Despite the
A. filament weather a large congregation
you present.
The weekly prayer and praise sor-
aha church last evening Despite the
elements there was a good sized coa-
fixation out.
Rev. William W. Gillies olllciaied at
e ‘weeitlyAA. Aprayer and praise aer-
Ilne that was held last evening at the
‘N ..‘lliast Avenue Methodist church The
meeting was an enthusiastic one.
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The terrific wind that blew yester-
aud the night before did some
NOTICE
, legal voters at the East Nor-
ire District are hereby notified
one will be a wecial meeting
“legal voters or the District.
, dot the Finch school house, on the
fld doy of February. 1912, at 8 1p. 111.,
Inc the following purposes:
11, To receive and hear the report
the oommitteerm investigate the
donation of a municipal electric plant
“ .' To, enlarge the powers of the
, trlct. as follows: (a) To con.
‘ tit and maintain sidewalks. cross
yolks and drains. lb) To appoint and
wordplay watchmen or police oilicers
. To consider and act upon the
AA location at the terms at the deed
1' W0 whereby the Town
, id ear the cemetery.
, . t East Norwallt. this lcth
February. A. D. 1912.
m0)! K. 81‘ JOHN, ‘
warlord. DUNNEBACKIE.
donut Fire District 23;:
A iiééIAButterA
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Rest lillllr Crackers ........flilo‘
(grandam Tomatoes.can
‘ bout Show.
, Aghow at the Madison square garden. l
in-;:
wines were held at the Advent Chris‘
strict the trianga-_
35c"
Alia.) ,Mllk......;;....tao,'aea
California Prunes ..... .iooA in,
mundfld‘
billhfl nucsnaocoqvnvllovm,
nine-slos-anvvsvioalwA
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damage in East .Norwolh find some
good. Among the good sheet: was the
drying up of the roads somewhat and
the blowing out or the harbor at some
oi theice. .
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’ Frederick Hodges. Charles St. John
and Howard Keyser, of this place.
were visitors in New York city yes-
lorday where they visited the motor
‘ They were also wit-
nesses of New York city in a gain and
report some of their experiences.
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Arthur, Anderson, who has been. liv-
ing with his aunt, Mrs. Charles, lexin,
of Graham avenue, starts ionlorrow
for Medlord. Oregon. where he willi
take up his residence. While enroute
to that place, Mr. Anderson will stop
all at Syracuse and other cities in
New York state.
Postalii have been received from}
Mr. and lMrs. G. Howard King until
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L‘lrlommedicu
from Baltimore. Md, where they stop.
pod off for a night while enroute to
Florida. While in Baltimore they vis-
ited lilies Marion L'Hommedieu who
is attending college in that city.
The real heroes of yesterday’s an
preccdenicd hurricane were those who
had to get out oi their comfortable}
beds and face a ninety-six mile an hour}
culling wind and work out in the open
the Bfllllt.‘ as any other day They
were the newspaper carriers, telegraph
boys, mllkmcn, postman. trolley men.
pollsccmcn and men who man the
boats. ’l‘hose who have any doabt oi
‘ cations.
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ing a good deal of trouble with his
eyes lately. This deprives him of the
power to road. and while able to walk
about the street. unattended, it in a
source of great anxiety to hiun Mia.
"Wood is sixty-seven years of age. and
has been living in this neldliborbomi
since 18th). and with two exception!
was the man who painted the Wash-
‘ingiou street drawbridgo whenever it
‘ was done.
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walk who had boats in the Soutbporl
harbor were stirred to unwanted acA
Alton yesterday when word came
Ithrough from that place that the 90
mile gale had broken up the ire line
and parted the stern lines of the boats
‘with the result that they had swungi
around and were in danger of being
carried out to can Hod shudders and
Adolph l‘odelinse were on their posts
this had better try some or their uvo- I
Caleb Wood. the Civil War veteran‘
with the empty sleeve, has been hay-j has been “311an at his former home
The natural growihera of East Nor-i
i and managed to keep the other crafts
itrom being washed out, otherwise the
local men might hare been heavy ion; morning and “0°de nearly one hall
are They expect. that they will now
be able to do some work
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i—saruaoav mo MONDAY ONLY.
The very best licali made Creamery
nutter. per pound. die. A. B’l‘ilidl.
. A special meeting oi the East Nor
walk Fire District will be held this
evening in the Fitch school house at
8 o'clock for the following purposes:
firstly. to receive and hear the report
of the district committee on its inves
Itlgatlons as to the establishment of o
imunlcipai lighting plant; secondly. to
genlarge the powers of the district as
to the construction and maintenance
of sidewalks. croeawsiks. and drains
land to appoint or employ watchmen
or police emcers; thirdly to consider
and act upon a modification of the
terms at the deed 0! July 1. 1900.
whereby the town conveyed to the
district the. triangular tract or land
near the East Norwalk cemetery. It
is expected that the meeting will be
largely attended. it was reported
this morning that there might possle
iy develops some opposition to the
proposal to have policemen. ~
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In the teeth or the great hurricane
which heralded Washington’s Birth-
day. the Davis brothers. Albert Egger‘
tlon and lrvlng IParker. let! their com.
tor-table homes in New Rochelle to
make a visit to their uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. James. Albert' was
the pioneer organiber oi the North
Side Board of Trade om! was its first
president. He was also an alderman
in New Rochelle and a corporal in the
Twentyusecond Element. National
Guards. and is an architect with head
quarters in the Bronx. trying It also
an architect and a member or the tlrra
of Marvin Davis and rotten, of Dan-
hattan. {they came out in order to see
their Aunt Ida specially. with lots at
tor.
from a severe billions attack. which
lasted several days, but the it .
. man is now getting siting very nicely. '
A—Nevor can tell when you'll mush a
pared-A .
dielectric“ Oilp instantly: relieves the
rainwuiokly durum thematic. A A
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good things from their mother and sin. .
Mrs. James has been rather ill...
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IllilI lili iiiiiiiiIIS
What also.» are to weak one. Casca-
rets are to weak bowels-a iii-cont
‘ boat will truly amaze you. t.
Most old people must site to"? the
bowels some regular help, else they
suffer from constipation. The condi-
tion is perfectly natural.
walk slowly.
active in youth.
less elastic. And
muscles.
So all old peeple need Casca‘rets
C'ne might as well refuse to aid wank
eyes with glasses as to neglectAthilI
gentle aid to weak bowels. The
bowels must be kept active. This is
important at all ages, but. never so
much as at liter.
Age is auto time for harnh physics.
Youth may occasionally whip the
bowels into activity. But a lush can't
be used evry day. What the bowels
of the old need is a gentle and no-
tural tonic. One that can be con-
atanliy used without harm. The only
such tonic la Cascarct s and they cost
only 10 cents per box. at any drug
stole 'I‘hoy work while you sleep
For age is nove no
The muscles are
the bowels". are
OWAYTON
Dr. W. J. Moore. of New York city.
hero.
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Daniel Morrcll, who has been visit-
inyl friends in New YOrk city. has rt»
turned to his home here.
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John ll. Broadway, oi this place. has
been entertaining his brother, Joseph
llrondway. of New York city.
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The creditor. or W, A. Crockett. the
contractor and builder. are scheduled .
to hold a meeting today to decide on
some settlement for his estate, which
in insolvent.
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On Friday evening, February bird.
the Y. P. 8. C. it. at the Hamlet
Church. will hold a Washington iiirtln
iday social at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
inhn spillln. All are invited to or
- tend.
The water main going into the
house occupied by Grant ll. Roche-it,
Jr, on Rotor: avenue broke early this
or the street in from making a nice
largo pond almost. large enough to
slime on, when it lroezes.
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,A large cherry tree in front at the
residence of licencer (‘. Horton was
blown down by worldwide wind. The
liar; pole opposite the midcnce of
Captain Charles W. lioil also succumb
oil. and many large branches were
blown from trees in the aelgbborhod.
Quite a number of the young people
at the village are taking advantage at
the line skating on the river. The
vanilla started from the south. opened
their coats and the wind carried thorn
along in line shape. home had nails
on their sleds and sailed as for up the
harbor as possible. Despite the cold
the young people enjoyed themselves
immensely.
.The wind yesterday tore the root
trout the hounery or Home O. bliila.
on the Dorian toad: knocked over the
chimney on the stationary chains of
Contractor Foley. which is at the Five
Mile River bridge, waiting for good
weather to begin operations on, the
structure. An out-building on Raymond
street wasn‘t» blown over. At Toke
bake the wind was blowing over 100
miles an hour: but no serious damage
is reported.
The old town was awakened for once
Wednesday night. Many people
thought a hurricane had arrived. and
they were not for out of the way. A
good many householders watched the
roots and chimneys or their homes to
see that they did not blow away. All
held on tight as tar as could be learned
yesterday. A Many ion liable burnlns
all night and some oil the more timid
residents were quite medium at the
barrios noise. A .
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A a
Pm. me
Itow‘AY‘l'ONS. CONN.
Ii. ll lust I
as natural‘a’a it is for old people to '
The bill it“ some of the clovcront per-
‘Kent and his excellent company are
“dolph L01“. All although he was quail! room up.
, highest thing then are capshlo in d?
A Ai, with ‘1i
A MUSEM E-AN TS
HOYT'B THEATRE.
One of the best shows of the season
opened at Hoyt‘a Theatre yesterday at»
ternorin.‘ it. is one that will insure
lull houses the balance of the week
formers on the vauedville stage an
nearing this week'a end. is. illnerI
presenting the twentieth century tri-
umph. The Real Q. This is a playlet
that is very refreshing in its newnesii.
Mr. Kent in one of America's most not
ed actors, he basing starred in Rallies,
The Cowboy and the Lady and a bun»
drcd other metropolitan hits. Hayden.
Butcher and Hayden. the Yankee lads
who awakened London in their clever
songs, dances and musical numbers.
more than please. They were compell-
ed to answer auroral curtain calls.
Another one at the holiday cards wan
Fred Kaye‘s players, who presented
the laughable ,i'arce, The Nobleal Ro-
man of Them All. This a acreamiualy
laughable hit from start to finish. this
being a traveshry on the Romans.
Yates. the superb and stunning im-
personator. was compelled to answer
several curtain calls and was excep-
tionally fine. Maroon. the wizard and
handuuhaplnggrupbist. carting shadows“
of tho. diflcruut animals and human bc-l
input in the curtain. was amusing and
he received several encorea for his
work The ‘tlcyiscopt snow: the lineal
and best of motion pictures without a
flicker. .
DARlEN
Noaoron
E ii. lowrcnce, of New Canaan. has
been oppointéi {administrator or the
estate «John by Ponder. who died to
imitate in Darlen on February 1. leav-
in: real estate worth Il‘ti
iiiiiiiiil Hits
iiiii Hill .iliiiiiIiiiI
Denies There Was Too Much (lar-
boii in Composition oi Rails
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 23.~Tho New
York. New Haven 1. Hartford Rali~
road Company‘dealos that the deraib
meat at the Federal Express at an
early hour a week. ago Sunday in
Guiitord was due to rolls made do
[active by havinlt too much carbon in
their composition. The cause is
ascribed as tollowur—
“The failure 0! the roll was due to
a hidden new in combination with
conditions of low temperature and
honor: mudbed. The roll has been In‘
service several years without ohowins
weakness nor any external detects.
The rail wear was unusually slight
and the general alignment and sur-
tacea or the tracks were normal in
every respect. The accident occurred
on a straight track. In the unseat
state or the art a certain percentage
of rail failures is unavoidable the
large proportion of which occur
the winter msen.”~
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PRINCE ARTHUR THROWN FROM
HOME.
LONDON Fab. nan-lace Arthur
ct Connaught, son of the Dtlk. of Con.
mount. governor-general Act Canada.
was today thrown tram his horse
while to: hunting at Binnington. in
Verbatim. it was lint believed that
he was seriously inland but the sun
goons sitar o thereon examination
minced that he had no severe hurt.
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Titers is only on plain rule or iii.
partially binding. it is this: 'm mi
sol! unusually till thou nm the
in. and thou do it.
“ help. Perkins" but”
between you it)
Tom plum but; do
in
‘ 1 was adminiotomd. in milk given the, in-
SPECIAL I-iotio‘dv FesTivdL oi
Vaudeville stars at the Happy Home
of Pro-eminent Quality Vaudeville
HOYTS
THEATRE
THE PLAYHOUSE PERFECT
THis WEEK
The $100,000, Vaudlvillo Program,
Headed by America's Most Distlrv
wished Actor and star of “Romeo."
“The Cowboy and the Lady." and
Hundred other Metropolitan Hill.
MR. 8. MILLER KENT
and his Excellent Company. pro-
aenting the newest oi Twentieth
Century Triumphs. “THE REAL 2."
o Pints! of Peculiar Circumstances.
refreshing in its Nowneu, Brilliancy
Ind Unique Story. Mr. Kent has
been especially soioctod to load this
grand array of Vaudeville Attrac-
tions for Washington'- Birthday
Wook. ‘
Brilliant Special Added Future. the
Yankee Lads who Awakened Lon.
don. Porto and Berlin, from their
Tmmondous Triumph. at the PM-
oco, London,
HADYN, BORDEN G. HAYDN
The Marriott Trio of Entertainers
on the American Vaudeville sage.
who will diaport in their own Orig-
inal 8cm Dances and Musical Friv-
oiltiu.
Another Holiday Card. Here II where
you laugh on you have never laugh
ed helm.
FRED RAY'S PLAYERS
after the annoyingly laughable
Shakespearean Partial Hit. "The
Nutrient Roman of Them All."
The Sensation of the Era
YATES
Tbs Superb. The Stunning.
MARCEAU
The Wizard Hondabowgropbiat
THE HOYTCCCPE—Sbowlng Special
Holiday Films.
in Fact Everything at How: this
week. commemorates this «count
day. Don't miss this expensive or-
ray of more. No advance in prices
for the suit-random uttering.
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+THE—
Auditorium
NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK'S HOME OF
HIGH-CLASS
Motion Pictures
menu TODAY
wit-ion: vita money wear
THE ,OUTLAW AND THE BABY
Matinee at 2‘30 p. m.
innings, 7:30 p. m.
Admission 5c
BABES illiilllill ii
BillilIiII Iliiliiili
Sam ills in Five Days and Five
Are Seriously lil - insane
Women the Papetrator
saw roast, rob. 23.4mm to lie.
tivity by the sudden death within five
days of seven intents and the serious
illness of live others in the hospital
section or the Brooklyn Nursery and
infants” hospital, the police and Con
gun a thorouth investigation. An
onion!!! performed by, Cononor‘s Phy-
dlod on heyday last. Dr. Wheat sold
that he would see): immediately to
have his discovery confirmed by chemi-
éol analysis ot the contents of the ln‘
tants' amoeba.‘
tors are working is that the poison
oner Cilnnen orthot borough. hove be¥ ‘
aieian Charles P. Wueat yesterday, I
disclosed uses: of an irritant poison ‘ 1‘ ‘
in the stomachs oiAtwo children when
The theory on which the investist-AA
a
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the exposed cor-
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son with a
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Licensed Pharmacists always in at-
tendanca.
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JAMEd PARKER. Managua
I W Main It. Io. Hermit
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Decorator
10 NM It. loot Donn":
TelephonoFourFiveTwo
EARLjI " SHOWING } OF I
‘pring Suits
$12 $15
SPRING SAMPLES
Smith, Gray & Co.
SUITS TO ORDER
$16.00. and up
Clot
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1185.1
3 WAY
W. EWigmore 8: Co.
{You Need An Incubator
'ans E. new
Tailors and
ing Store
for you to be warm in your new
house thir winter is to have us install
3 Heating System that will keep you
comiortable on the coldest day!
We‘ll study the location of your
rooms, the iacllltleo oi the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water
or Steam System will satisly you best.
The Jones 8: Hotchkiss
Company
Phone 742 NORWALK. CONN,
THE new Bellanca
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cones of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in tho
boclt. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later; life in the allure-at organs and
lim
Chiropractors remove the condo or
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism, Parana
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
ease: are given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
.4 WASHINGTON". 80. NORWALK
“auntie Trust-mats Given Also
“You Keep Chickens
ovosmnmmmaiumma bet-
ter chickens with a Buckeye incubatoi
than you ever hatched with a hen. owl
That’s o brood stsuménl. but every
Buckeye incubator is loom-stood to
hatch every hatchobie egg. and that’s
more than your hens can do An incnl
littor- sots when you are really too,b but
the hen set: when she is ready.
Come" to and in us show you how
Buckeye incubator works. You li'be sari
prised at its simplicity. ,
warm themin ionrduoulowu
. $6.00
Poultry Drinking Fans
and Feed Hoppers
Washington Street. South News";
some day there leisure to be a reel
buying opportunity. for you
Norwalk Chronicler