BREAKS A iiiiifl ill
‘E ‘ Jill A FEW HUURS
‘gliroves Quinlan is Never Ettec.
live in the Cure ol'a Severe
Cold orthrfirlppa‘ '
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Nothing else that you can take will
$ka your cold or end grippe so
.I'p‘romptiy as n dose of Panes Cold
ignrnpound every two hours until three
Econoccutive doses are taken.
The most miserable headache, dull-
ness, head and nose stuffed up. fever-
lohness, sneezing, running of the nose,
lure throat. mucous catarrhal (“8'
charges. soreness, stiffness. rheuma-
tism pains and other distress begin
to leave after the very first dose.
Pope's Cold Compound is the result
of three years’ research iii. a cost 0!
more than fifty thousand dollars, and
contains no quinine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not ob
,liective in the treatment 01' colds or
more.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine mode tiny-
where .else in the world. which will
cure your cold or cnd (.lrippe misery
as promptly and without any other as-
Iistunce or bad aitcr-eh’ects as a 25-
mm package of Pupo‘s Cold Conn
. pound, which any druggist in the
' world can supply;
EAST ,
ORWALK ’
Senior Epworth League‘oi the East
Avenue Methodist church will enter-
tain the members A of the Junior
and the following program of enter»
tainment rendered»-
‘ Plano duet—Miss Clara Edinonds
and Minn Jeanette Mend.
Vocal Solo—Mrs Clara Willitma.
Iloritationwmorge Finch
Wen! xolwluisp Gdrit‘E-utEe Van Cou-
mr‘ilng.
Mandolin solo~Williamh§lzm
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" Row‘AYTou
Lohr opcnt Sunday with his
R. A.
parents in Bridgeport.
Elwood Broadway has been spending
a few days with friends in South Nor-
walk.
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The Boy Scouts are progressing line-
ly, huvlng holdu drill and meeting this
neck.
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Captain Aaron Stevens has received
a load of lath for the purpose of mak-
ing a number of new lobster pots, and
repairing those he already has on
hand. A good season is looked for.
Despite Monday's snow tho spring
is slowly but mrroly gaining heed
way and Contractor Foley is only
waiting for a continual thaw to act
in to start work on the new bridge at
tho Rowuytou river.
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Two electric signal towers have
been erected betwauu llowuyton and
Darlen. They tire for mug in the new;
electrification- work of the railroad
company betwecn Stamford and South
Norwalk and would tend to prove that;
the work in to be started and complct- .
ed as rapidly as possible
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Mrs. Edward Merritt. ot‘ Soariew
‘ononue, is confined to her homo. with
"illness. Appendicitis is feared
m above zero this
against 20 degrees a year ago thduy.
Irving Robertson has purchaser! a
launch from W L. Richards which
‘ he will use for cruising purposes dur
‘ ing the coming sermon.
. A herd of cows pausing through the
district attracted considerable utton
n‘ this morning and reminded the
or residents of the good old days
A number of llust Norwulk light
Haven last evening and reported that
" in their opinion Rocker was a pretty
. good fighter.
An all day sewing meeting of thoE
8t. James (‘ircle or the Kings Daugh-
ters will be held at the home oi” Mrs.
ipson. 9 Stoview avenue. East Nor-
, alk. Thursday, February 29. Bring
Athimhle; meet at 10 o‘clock.
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‘ Yachtamen are preparing for
‘coming season. repairs being mado. to
Ahoploaaure ci'ui’tn while the converse-
on at the cigar stores and other plu-
‘ where men gather together. per.
toineto yachting rind the season.
Plerdinnud Kimmick and family. of
on. Zuni. street, are mourning the
’ deathoi' their fifteen year old canary
."Vi’bird. The longevity of the little crow
ture and its many years of existence
in the family have endeared it to them.
lid announcement has been made
mun up have joined forces in a
‘ ernhip in the painting and dec-
ting business which they will one
“in The gNorwniks. Both are
experience, Mr Brunstrup hav-
. f r the post eleven years. They
Eve the best wishes of their friends
twas reported in East INonwslk thlil
‘ ‘ ing that during the coming spring
‘ will be one motor boet race
at least in that district. This will
no the oystermen owning
boo toddlers. among whom are
ore, Robert Gatino‘r, Wll~
. and
any .
3 u;
The Whore anxious to see
cutout and beat boat and
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'nlill remnins a mystery as for
The thermometer registered 18 do:
morning hound suspicion naturally turned towardicemo was the main tonulro at tho.‘
fans attended the boxing bouts at New‘
the ‘
Arthur Waldron and 13$th
fl o’en in the employ of E E. Gor-
will attract considerable atten-A
The robbery of the railroad Station
as
definite clues in regard to tho rnaratri
walk young men were. seen hanging
armind the station on Friday night
‘them. Since that time the author-liking
linvo been unable to locate these a... hug been attending those tinctures,i cottage at Combo \iill Wild
youm. men. It is thought it would bu
woll to question thorn.
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 1278
ROWAYTON, CONN.
Plumbing 8. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
“Beikmip” System
OF HOT WATER HEATiNG
Mott Modern and Economical
System.
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NOROTON
Alum mun Malochullt or Bridgeport 7
has departed alter a visit with Miss
Ella Moe. at Newton Heights.
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"The Man From Arizona." a three-
uct tragedy, will be presented in the
ENoroton Heights
house, Monday and Tuesday oi next
week, under direction of \ Willem
Blanchard. It is given for the hem»
tit of theme department by a cast of
local young people. E
George Dugdale, oi‘ Norotqn, has re-
turned from a three months’. visit in
lreland. Simon Bennett of Glenbrook
met him abroad; and they traveled to-
gether it good- deal. They returned on
the same boat. Both Mr. Dugdale and
Mr. Bennett enjoyed the trip and were
profltted in health by it.
Hugh Wallaoe, [or twenty years an-
perlntondont oi the Frank Green
cottage there yesterday .
ustomrio _
had been in ill health 9‘. mm
yearn. .
. his wife and one daughter, Miss Edith
Mr. Wallace was born a Irelrtnd
League. Refreshments will be served .
fire department ,
estate at Newton Heighta. died at his
His condition became a _ our y
about EB year ago. He is admired by
Chest Pains
and Sprains‘ ,
ESioan’ s Liuiment is an ex-
celient remedy for chest and
thrdat affections. It quickly
relieVes congestion and in-
domination. A few drops 1,
in water ruled as a gargle AS
‘A antiseptic and healing.
Hero's Proof
"IiutvEe tread Moon's lhdmrwt inl- ‘
a; years Mid (fill Milly to its on rlpl
culcirmcy. haven-ed itiur lime roar
noun. lame buck and rhvnnmiim end
in every use it gave instant wild. "
REHECCA JANE ASAACS.
LAucy, Maturity.
SLOANS
LINIMENT
is excellent for sprains and
bruises. It stops the pain
at once and reduces swell-
ing very quickly.
Sold by all dealers.
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Memorial church fibringdale. wish
hundreds or views as illustrations, un- E
on the subject “The Heart oi Switzer E
loud." Mr. Brown proved a very lnAI ‘
idol-s are concerned. Three South Nor tolerating speaker, and the views wereE way has been entertaining her dough
excellent lie centered his talk abouti
the protty lukuc und mountains Lu'
talk. The audience two: out so large
but. this was probnbh because of the
i Weather.
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, Beginning March 1, u new system of
waitingon tirhle goes into client at the;
Soldiers llouw, Noroton Iieightu '
;Tberufter the waiters will be paid 313%“
.per month for the work There will;
lbo u detail of 12 men, and ouch will;
'bo on duty tltc hours it day every duv
in the week. Under the nystem in‘;
voguv or present, it detail of men is
made tor this purpose bv the 1 mt
Eoiilcials and the men we require
serve without remuneration SomeE
dimntilty was experienced getting in
males of the Home to accept service
at $5 per month Many declined 05
the ground that the remuneration
should ho greater.
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‘Mra. N. B. Williams spent» yesterday
in Wentport.
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[I W. Dibble spent yesterday at his
Rodding farm.
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The Wiokwire steam saw mill was
moved to North Wilton yesterday.
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Waterbury Bros., are serving wood
with their engine tor Henry w Trow
bridge
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Miss Grace Scodeld has been a
guest or the Misses’ Catherinh and
Mary Cole)
Miss D01 is Godfrey, is now able to
leave her room, after a severe attack
of measles. ‘
on chestnut Hill
Alex Boiiwitii formerly Al Weston.
is very ill with typhoid (over at his
home in New York. '
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Mrs. Duneen who of Stamford has ‘
spent a few days at her former home 3;
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blorebou€e, and
two brothers, Alr‘rederiolr of Port Chen-
tor, and Frank of this place Mr.
Morehonoe was «is years or age and
had always lived in Weston.
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Joseph G. Hyatt about yesterday in‘
New linveu.
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Robert Wheeler of Saugatuck, is re
ported aerioaely ill.
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Thomas Adams is preparing to re-
rhingle his residence.
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Col. Johnll. Partridge
utilised it new automobile.
but! puro
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Mrs. L. s. lilay .was the week-cud
guest ol’ New York friends;
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George R. Perry of Compo. is the
owner or a new touring cur.
Mr. and Mrs. William Klingon have
been recent vieitors in town.
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Misses Julia and Mary London bum;
returned {mm a visit in Bridgeport.
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(lcorgp Hanlon uud William Lynch
of New York city, are visiting in town“
this wet-h.
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hire Eugene Gddircy of Cross lilplr
tor from Bridgeport
Mr. and him. Ncil It. Mitchell and
daughter spent over nunduy at thoir’
The baneboli enthuul nstu oi Stimul-3
tuck are soon to hold a meeting to
make plans for their station
Mrs. lrving ll. Goodseil oi Newtowu,
who bun been a guest of her daughter
Mrs. Frederick Huhlmll has returned1
h homo
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\iro. Charles llenirks has returned
from Dr Wright” 3 hospital in Bridge
port. Her condition shone but little
oimprovement.
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Mr. uud‘ltirt E .lllrgc urn pro
paring to move intoL their newlv pur
utilised home near Hurris' switch in
Greene Farms.
Miss Louise ll‘irayth of Fuirotlld.
is substituting at the East Snugntuckl
school for Miss Ella McAuley. who is
mumps.
Tho Krnzy Kat club hold‘ a morning
last evening. The committee who
wore appointed to nonuiro more and:
clone quarters, havo not rendered“
their report.
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The anniversary celebration of the
Knights of Pythies which was to have
been held Thursday evening has been:
motivation indefinitely as the lodge:
was unable to secure the talent deé
sired.
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Sunday evening at Bridgeport after a
long illness. rue funeral cervical: will
Mrs; H. B. Bradley, Weatport, this up
ternoon, at it oclock. Rev. Kenneth
Mackenzie will cruciate. interment
will be in Union cemetery. Enrico.
Mrs. Seeley was a daughter of the late
Sidney Henley of Boston.
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BANKRUPTCY PETITION. ‘
n... or Them Filed in the United
State; court. “A
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Only the High Spots Are .i-llt In Thin
.‘HOYT’ '7‘
Special
ill at her home in Danbury, with the '
Mrs. Sarah C. Sealer. passed anay E
be held from the horde of her platen!
WE. Ambrose Ctochott. a contract-A
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Week's Wonderful Bill at in; Ever-
Popular Piayhouso Poflect
THEATRE
Whore Vaudeville Quollty Reigns
Supreme at all Times.
Look at This Grand and Glorioul Ar-
ray of Specialties. ,
Headline Attraction~Vaude~
Villa’s Latent and Newest Musical
Comodletta De LuxHhe Most Pre-
tontiouo Offering of it: Kind in the
World
‘ “JUST GIRLS" ‘
Introducing the Out? Singing and
Dancing Ballot of Th I Nature. “The
Seminary Ballet" Ton Dainty
Dimpied. Dalhlng Dollleo. all tipping
the beam at “aweet Sixteen." Hun-
dred New Song Hm. Rm Dances.
Gorgeous Costumes.
Supplementary Added Feature—A-Ring'
ling Broo.’ Greateot Start ‘ »
NEWELL SHEVET‘T TROUPE
Gymnastic Comedians Extraordinary
in Furlously Funny Feats and For»
my Fails.
An Extraordinary Comic Success. the
Genius Lyrical Linguist .
THOMAS POTTER DUNN
in Character Songs Rendered in an
Incomparable Manner.
EVELYN BLACK 0. HAL LLOYD
Jaunty Jingles and Jute. Brilliant
in Brldoht Bits of Melody and Mirth.
Grand Parisian Divortiumont
PELAR mu. 5 BROTHER
Europe‘o Poet-lean Whirlwind Chore-
graphic Pimnaettilto. introducing
New innovations In Torpslchore.
THE HOVTSGDPE. with Special De-
iighto in Photo Play: and Motion
Picture Surprised.
HOYT HARMONISTS. always a Plea-
sure. This week they will render
the Fremont Broadway Hits. .
”THEM
Auditorium
MotiOn Picture
Parlor §
South Norwaik
Are you planning to hove a good
time? Then come to tho Auditorium
and laugh trout beginning to end. A
place to drive away family troublea
and the blues. Among the lending
reels for our big show matinee and
night are:
"THE TRANSFORMATION OF
MiKE’YwKoiem
"THE DESERT TRAN."
' andr'Othcn
Latest Song Rite by Harry Lowe
Mat. Sc. Ev’ g. 5c& 10c
‘ WEST
NORWALK
The hurdles Aid Society meets to-
day lit the borne or Mrs. F. N. Qinver.
Robert Gunther. at New York city,
lsalient Saturday and Sunday with
friends in this vicinity.
‘ed to her home. in Brooklyn.
A several Weebs' visit with friends here.
residence
citih _
.ter a new days visit with her datum-
ilrord. Goon.
null Mrs. Samuel Morehouse
”hitter ’Penrl enjoyed the re
the Norwalk Cooke
Miss Pauline Giddermnn has return». ; .
otter. 'A
; Mitts milieu Gander has returned to ~ E
.A'hor home in New York city? Aufer a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rice; ‘
can .1. Vosbmh has taken up mi
in West ”Norwnlk after _
spending several mouth}; in New York- ‘
Mrs. D. N. Mather has returned'onf 'E E
tervindow‘, Mrs. Fred Mather», at New ‘ _..E
Silflng Suits to Order .
$15. 00 Up
Made to your Measure
and lacbording to your
ideas and style.
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TAILORED BY
SMITH, GRAY & COMPANY
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phon i No. 11852.
arm Up
the exposed cor-
ner room, the bay
window. or the
room that. gets no
son with a
HEATING STOVE.
(ll Dustiess. Noise-
irss, Botheriess.
Easy to Light and
to Extinguish.
United Electric
Light '8: Water Co
Patent Medicines
WAY
lor you to be warm in your new
5 house this winter is to have us install
Ea Heating System that. will keep you
E comfortable on the coldest day!
We'll study Ellie location of your
rooms. the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you betri~
The Jones & Hotchkiss
Company
nonwAw. CDENNa
Phone 742
THE NEW SCIENCE
nonunion of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science oi the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it. .
creates pinched nerves and pain in p
glitter life in the diflerent organs and
' limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health in
restored through harmonizing the six
A nerve systems in your body. A
Nervousnoss, Rheumatism Paraly-
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dlo‘
crises are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine You will:
never regret giving Chiropractic 3
chemo to help you.
'1’. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK .‘ E‘
Scott's Emulsion 50c size ........ 40!: Magnetic Treatments Given Alto
Scotts Emulsion, $1 sine ........ 750 E ‘
Pinkham‘s Veg. Comp“ :1 .......7scl IT
Wanipoles Cod Liver Uil $1..... .75ci
Cuties Peptomangan, s1. ..;85c
W. F. Wigtnore Sr Co
DHUGGAST!
JAMES PARKER, Manager.
I North Main at. 3°. Namath
KEEPS
THINGS ,. ,
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WALL
PAPER
A The Vamish i‘Eor'E all your mac.
3 It’ll Mixed by A. . .
' Valentino a Company
‘ wofhizhfide verniubu ‘
E E Gafham alumna. . ’
"CHAS 00w
. Wulhlontmv Street, \sdnth Nor-Walk :
its. William
Beck.
Norwalk Chronicler