sk Your Doctor
bluish? our doctOr about Ayer’ s non-alcoholic Sarsa
e prescribes it for pale, delicate children. Ask
n new” recommends it when the bloodis thin and lmpure, and
m the early. Ask him L“
nerves are weak and nest
i The Junior Epwort'h theistic of the
East Avenue Methodist Church will
hold its risgular meeting tomorrow af-
ternoon in the church. The meeting
will be addressed by .Miss Elsie
Moore, of Riverside. district superin-
tendent of Elpworth Leagues.
Mrs. Frank Day is conflad to her
. home in Bests place. with illness. l
i
i
. Mrs Frank Holley. of Washington
street, who has been quite ill. Is some-
. _ The books in the following list have
Willi Improved.
ibeen added to the Rowayton Library:
they will be ready for circulation
March int;
The [mid-week prayer meeting will
3‘ be, held this evening at the Swedish
‘ Congregational Church. Fiction.
’Waller. M. E.
The WoodCarver of Olympus.
Besant, Walter
Armorel of Lyonesse.
.John L’Hommedieu, of the firm of
‘ L'Hommedieu Brothers. is suffering
trout asevere cold today. He is work-
‘ Inc, as usual. however. King, Basil
' __ The inner ShrineV
The weekly player and praise ser- Grewdson. Mrs. C.
vice of the Advent Christian Church All American Baby Abroad.
. will be held this evening and It is hop-- Juvenile Fiction.
Hell that a large congregation will be Butterworth. Hezekiah
‘3 present. The Knight of Liberty.
. Mb... 3Dix. Beulah M.
"Rev. William W. Gillies will om- Soldier ngdale.
' rotate at the weekly prayer and praise mom" Harry M
_ nominee which will be held at the Recollections of a Drummer iBoy
‘ Hut Avenue Methodist Church to- DcMussot. p";
_, llixht. Mr. Wind and Mr. Rain.
, Painters and decorators are at work .
' at the Mayflower Hook and Ladder ,
. Company redecorsting the interior of Rudolph A Lohr
“the parlors. A great improvement will, '
‘31» marked when this work shall have Phone 1278 '
ROWAYTON, CONN.
Plumbingfi Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
“Belknap” System
OF HOT WATER HEATING
Most Modern and Economical
system.
' , been completed.
Moder Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.
galley Smith. of cottage street on i
nmlnod a party of friends yesterday
“In honor of his fourth birthday. The!
”air was held in the afternoon from
{until 5 o'clock and was attended by
, about twenty youngsters, all of whom
*‘whnil a great good time. Master Smithi
3, proved to be a good host and was the
3 ‘ recipient of many presents in honor
(std—the event.
DARIEN
AND
NOROTON
Romcr J. Bishop. at Stamford real ea.
this agent, was a visitor here Tues
., ' Mr. and Mrs. R. ii. Wright enter-
tained a few friends at their home. 8;
New street. last evening in honor or
If“. Wright's birthday nnnivcronry.
male and various games were enjoy-
ed by all and a collation was so‘
3 At a late hour the guests departed.
wishing Mr. Wright many happy re.
, turns of the day. Those present were
Vflr. and Mrs. W. Fisher. Mr. and -..rs.
"R. Whitley. Mrs. F. Middleton. Mrs.
James Robertson. Misc 8. Stanley, 1').
I Chance, ,0. ‘Price, F. Walton, Mr, Dra-
da'.
per. Mrs. 3. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. w. ’
,. Holland. Mrs. K Wright and Mrs. A.‘ M,” M. Ermsmm dew,“ mm
Bllpwell. day on a ten days‘ visit among out of
,3 The Senior Epwcrth League of the ”0"”! friends.
East Avenue Methodist Church enters)
helped the members of the Junior
.3 League at the church last evening.
The affair was a iinppy one through-
: out. a vnrv pleasing entertainment be- i There will be a cottage ”my” meet
"in; rendered art the conclusion of the ing on Friday evening. at the rest
‘ Will-lei“ The program of this was as deuce of Miss Jennie Fowler, lilndlcy
follows: I Park
. Piano Duetu—Miss Clara Edmonds and .
There will be a. dance tonight in Me-
chnnlcs' Hail under the auspices of
Lincoln, Council Junior 0. U. A. M.
. Bamboiifli‘lllhm in... in Maple
. Daniel ,‘Mohonoy. the caretaker. 'iMr
lag of William A. Greasy.
i'Miss Theodora Holmes, on The Spec-
3 kidney. restore normal
avenue and a passer-by. thinking the
house had been burglurlzed. notldetd-
Malioney. h‘ul'rlod to the place andiwns
relieved to and that t‘ we had been
no burglary. The Grummann are In.
the South“.I
n , . ,, .
Rev. Dr. Herbert S. Brown. pastor
of this Congregational Church. lite
next Friday night, at the Dariea Town
Hall. diet. Dr Brown will read his
paper on “Ye Olde Middlescx Village"
at nextoSultday montage service In
the Conglogationai Churcb.1;Dr.
Brown intended reading the pdpel
last week}. "but the in‘clement weather
made it desirabieitn postpone the
reading. ‘
‘ it transpired Saturday. at the bear-
.Who Is
chergsd‘wlth assaulting his wife, ob
February 10. that Justice George
Sharer, girl) in bearing the we, had
been employed by Mr Gmoey to do
work at the Gracey house In pursu-
ance of Mr. Gracey's plan to take up
quarters there; A fir-lend of Justice
Sherer said yesterday that the justice
knew no‘thit‘i‘g‘of Mr. Graccy'a visit to
the houeeon the previous day. that
he went to the house in innocence of
the row that had begun. and that when
he found the state of affairs, he an-
eured 'Mra. Gracey that he would do
nothing in the house without an or-
der from the courts. it Is expected
now that the cape will be finished on
Saturday. The deposition of Mrs.
Louis Simon is to be taken on that
day.
Young 'Peopie‘s Society of Christian
Endeavor of the Congregational
Church gave ll magazine social, Tm
day night, at the social hall of the
church. The stage arrangement was
such as to picture the pages of “The
Dorian Y. P. S. C. E. Magazine." Tail-
iginnl papers and poems made tip the
interior “pages." Among those who
read papers were Mrs. F. R. Holmes.
one on Dramatic Criticism: Miss Flor-
ence MacDonald, on "Buffliagciiiesz"
later, a treatise 0n the bobble skirt.
Mrs. Henry B. Morehouse read some
original llinericka and Dr. S. M. Smith.
an original poem, “The Alarm Clock."
An annouymous poem, “The ideal Wo-
man" was also read. There was mu.
sic' by Miss Olivia Mitchell. Mrs. Do-
witt Mead and 8. C. Whitney. Refresh-
ments were served and the affair was
a very pleasineabie one.
“m“
THE SOUND GLCEP OF GOOD
HEALTH
is not for those culturing from kidney
ailments . and irregularities., The
prompt use of Foley Kidney Pills will
dispel backache and rheumatism, heal
and strengthen sore. weak and ailing
action, and
Mrs M
with it btealih and strength.
F Spalsbury. lll.. says: ‘l
great peain in my buck and kidneys.
could not slep at night. and could not
raise my hands over my head. But
‘two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills cured
me. W. F. ngmore it: Co. ”
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NORWALK COUPLES MISSED THE
TRAIN.
I:
They Finally "Din" and by Combining
Tholr Wealth Find Price to Hire
a Taxicab. .
Stranded in Bridgeport last night-
give a lecture on the Passion Play. ‘
‘ Damont dieters. two of the daintieet
lcaux depicting advertisments and cr- _
suffered,
nor/T's THEATRE.
Vaudeville means novelty and nov-
elty means newness. and the latest
and newest attractions in vaudeville
with" recruits drawn from every quai-
ter of the civilised world. and all this
bonuses and novelty can always be
seen at. lion's. the home of refined
vaudeville and motion pictures. This
week they offer Mrs Captain Kidd,
New York‘s greatest triumph. with the
distinguished musical stars. Marguer-
Ite Starr. Mark Sullivan and Earl
Brooks. surrounded by eight winsome
girls. This Is indeed the prettiest act
in vaudeville today. Also Ray Thomp
son and her 810,000 prize stallion Buc-
ter. formerly with‘ Barnum ll Bailey
and Ringling Brothers' circuees, and
the only horse in the world to go up in
a balloon. They will give an exhibi-
tion of Intelligence beyond eye belief.
Atoll Brothers. the daring pair of
gymnastic ‘ entorainers; Wilson and
Doyle. two of the funniest dark-face
comedians on the stage today. and the
Parisian beauties in song and dance.
The bonus 'mstinees prove the happy
home of entertainment for the ladies
and children. This bill is one you
should not fail to see.
m...
WESTPORT
SAUGATUCK
John Noumea has been visiting out
of town.
Mrs. Robert Baker ls entertaining
her brother. from the west.
M
Mr. and Mrs, Nathaniel Kirk are
entertaining “than from Derby.
Mrs. James Brown. of Ssugntuck.
has been a visitor in town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boiler have
returned from n visit in White
Plains, N. Y. ‘
Mrs Rose Berrell has purchased
the Charles Wilson property On the
old Norwulk road.
JOhn F. McCann was called to Port-
land. Maine. Tuesday, by the serious
illness of her ‘hlster.
Mrs. K. Mackenzie entertained the
ladies of Trinity parish yesterday af-
ternoon at the rectory.
Miss Mabel Warren has returned
from a pleasure trip south and is
spending tome time‘ in New Yorlt
What Magic words Arc Those? Vau-
deville moan. Novelty and Novelty
moans Newman. The King today.
forgotten tomorrow. -
THEATRE
la the Throno‘of the latest and artist-
at attractions of Vaudeville, with
Recruits drawn from every quarter
of the Civilizodw Werld.
New being presented this week, the
big bill. heralded as New York's
greatest triumph. The quiniteu‘onco
of grace. the embodiment of dainty
joyoinnou and youthful charm.
James Clancy Presents
MR3. CAPTAIN KIDD
A Samowhat Different Musical Pro-
duction, with entrancing hits, win-
aomo girls and Fun fast and fur»
ious. introducing the Distinguished
Musical Comedy Stan
MARGUERITE STARR, MARK SUI.-
LlVAN and EARL BROCH
and eight Fascinating, Falryliko bits
of Fomlninity. Wholly new. novel.
finoi staged. Indeed the prettiest
act it Vaudeville in a decade.
Special Added Foaturo-Stng‘blond'a
Greatest Equine Spectacle. of Ban
mm C Bailey and Ringling Bros.
fame
RAY THOMPSON
and nor $10.000 Prize Stallion “Bus.
tor," the former Balloon Horse of
the Great Ringling Cros.’ Shows.
who will give an exhibition of ani-
mal intelligence beyond aye belief
LATELL BROS.
Daring Examplan of Gymnastic En-
tortoinmont.
WILSON I. DOVLE
Droll Black Face Funstors. who excite
Laughter.
SISTERS DUMONT
Parisian Boautlu from Dear Paris.
”arm- .
HOYTSCOPE—Evor faithful with its
superb delight In Film and Motion
Pictures. ‘
Don't overlook our Bargain Matinoos.
Hoyt'a l. the happy homo of enter-
tainment for ladies and children.
" 4E...
Auditorium
Met-inn Picture
Parlor
South Norwalk
prise at the Auditorium. tomorrow mill.
inert and night.
“HER LITTLE POET"——s. a A.
A aide-splitting comedy. which
would make a brass monkey laugh.
“BUNKIE”-Seiiu
A thrilling Western Drama. which
ought to win the hearts of those who
like Western Dramas.
Don't forgeiwA beautiful prise giv.
on tonight. Do not miss this great.
opportunity
Latest Song Hits by Mr. Harry Lows,
Norwalk‘l Popular Baritone Singer
HOYT S
illii
Spring Suits to Order
$15 00 Up
- Made to >3'your Measure,
and [awarding to your
ideas and style.
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TAILORED n 3‘
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PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phoni No. 11852.
Pleasure seekers will find a big sur-
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the exposed cor-
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window, or the
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sun with. a
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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 beat.
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
N‘onWALK. coNN.
’ Deficit ion of Chiropractic
Chiropractic Is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of an-
Iusting the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this dflease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousneas, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spice. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic l
chance to help you.
Patent Medicines 3r. FRANCIS. D. c
because they missed the last train for city.
Miss Jeannette Mead. The stock in the George McKendrle
’ .
””\ Vocal 5010* Mrs Clara Williams store is being moved to New Canaan, “mm” ““'° ““3"“ “m” ”‘3‘ “"1 v 3 Scott's Emulsion, 50c size........40c “WAQHING‘WN 81'- 80- NORWM-K
Recitation—George Finch. where the main branch ofthe business found {heir saving angel in Jimmie at: ‘35:; F233: glimmer: Matsc. E g.50&10c ”Scott‘s Emulsion, 31 size ....... .75c "limb Treatments 6"” M”
vocal SOIWMISS Gertrude van Co“. IS Imated Coughiin and his mlm‘) “bout 1.30 9 -ia. Pinkilam’ii veg. C0mp-, ‘1 i.......75¢ .._... .-- — L M
, this morning. They had come to funeral of W"bur “whom I" “"35" . Wampcie's Cod Liver Ull 31 .75c ‘
Mandolin Solo—William Elzea. George Dudley Tllley. the natural Bridgeport.“ 10 pass the huveninii; 2:: on. toolsy. cm Gude's Peptomangan, 31 .......... 85: IT
3 ‘ hildren’a games were placed by the I“ 0‘ W“ has 911th I number warn an o unate enoug to m, as ,.
9 young people and at. the conclu- of the 110qu Hill prise stock mammoth W5“ found Federal 3mm” and. so at”. 0:161);in BTkgk‘ 1th: now w F w are & C KEEPS ’
all agreed that the evening had bronze! turkeys. were compelled to seek Come other rec 91' C ”t c ur V” ‘3 un- [gm 0. '
mi. one of rare pleasure. means M getting Wk ”the” homes. able to take charge of the parish “. ‘ THINGS
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Moth. 'For the sake of the repubatloris of '0” March 17- \ WWW DNUMIO'I‘I
The Old Captain.
OCI 8 1815; died Feb. 27. 1912.)
3 honest heart is still today.
.uoeful life has passed away;
{mil of years, and kindness, too.
ion of toll with courage true.
if motto was the Golden Rule.
studied mostly in that school;
wilds. day was blameless as a child—e
Wughtfui. tranquil, firm, but mild.
‘ In life was not for gain and greed.
He loved to help in time of need;
Hip conscience was his guiding star,
in memory of Nathan Roberts. Born
odist Church will meet this afternoon.
ln-theyohurch dining room. for work
and a soclla tea. -
The Brotherhwd of the Darion
Methodist Church met Monday night.
Two new members wore enrolled. The
total membership is now 99.
Miss Lydia N. Voeburgb’s singing
was one of the pretty features of the
. entertainment at ‘Mrs. Mark W. Nor
mans residence. last Saturday.
Martin Shauchoesay, one of the. gun
3 their pockets and by combining
tho'young women it would never do to
have it. known that they passed the
night alone in wicked Bridgeport, so
notorious is this city becoming.
in their extremity they applied to
some of the policemen on Main street
plain-their plight to Jimmie Conchita
whose taxicab smile all 3nifl‘ht “at
Meiga corner. Finally after some talk
an agreement was reached as to the
price and then all four dug down Into
all
their available cosh were able to pro
duce the required unsount. ‘-
for advice andwere directsd‘to ex- 3'
A lecture, entitled "Andean Tour
Through the Three Zones," will be
given in Library hall, this evening,
byMi-a. M. Claire Finally oi Brook-
lyn. ‘
Miss A. Allis, oi Wallingford. and
friends from Boston, Mass. are be
ing entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles-3F.” Bulkley, on the
het‘road. .
The funeral ‘of, the intent daughter
of Mr. ohd‘ Mrs. Stephen Buckie was
held Tuesday afternoon at the par-
‘ Smith, twenty-twoiyears old.
\
HUGS AND FUNERALS.
(New York Telegraph}
The fatal wedding as a distressing
Incident had indeed very little on the
little snail- which the Flushing Jour-
nal tells about. 1 quote:
HUG COST 332.
. Joseph Grunt otRemaen steel. Far
noehoway. on Saturday hlul Edna
rant chemo: her with mild larceny.
'of till 3 ‘.
Church street, arrested upon a war-
.lAisse PARKER, hunger.
a North mm at. so. Nomllt
WALL
PAPER
we...
compass to the gates sier- ,club members. expects to participate
ark is anchored firm stint. in the shoot roi- usual-shut site
Rocnre from storm and wintry blast; flmrbmm'o 81.19% mm Snare
We called away to a better shore, lam-den, New York, next. week.
here peace and calm rein ever more. ‘ ‘
E. J. ,
‘3 Very Best Butter ,7 A .
pound . 356
it is held by Grant that while in the 3,
presence of the defendaiit no time ‘ "-
H. atom while mammtszm, Fan S
listen services at Christ? lid Trio? .- 3.; . , . y . . tYIeS
ity church-s will commence pussy. “i'llfi‘wQWPmethe “'9‘“ “I , . . _ . .
evening. when rein; wanna ll. hob- °‘"‘ ”‘l- W“! "will“ ““4 ”“5. . , It’s- “mean ~ g -
tusdn of Stamibrd will preach. use ”mu Md not guilty and. W39. ‘ '. Vdohflho a3: 0 .3, 3
mun; was. not over until tomorrow: . E L ‘
VIC" Wm be h.“ Nil Trinity .Ohmh- Mrnk. Wt! h" charge of 2 ‘ E O . Gotham ‘ Wofhiflimm ,,
Decorator ‘
In " “3" minutes ““5 machine was onto! boine’ on Main street. R/sjv.- J. 1.
“Mk“ “’ 'o “M '3‘ “'3' 1 so the Duncan conducted the services.
party started for Norwalll. Jimmie ‘ 3
being- cautioned to lot. out the top
spool! when the outskirts of the city:
were reached Oil! of tho yum we“
The funeral cranium woodtiie;
humanoid-daughter of Mr. and Mrs
lamp“, Wood ‘m held ymmw 3“ men amour-ed co the name of Ionics.
10 a. in.. at. the Wood msidence on “Bridfiml‘l Toleimm.
Main street. Rev. Council. Smith3
and Rev Dr. Herbert s. thrown on-
W
's Wilbur Morohouse. who was thrown
m. from hill wagon} on North Main
as. in bean or ground, at.
(titted. :riie interment was at will. 3 ‘3
.156 In bot-o. ' 3
PHAIIIIWCRTHY WITH I“.
street two weeks no. died Monday .
' 3, from the effects of his injuries. The .
funeral will be bold from the home, ' Til
.. ‘ ‘ a
hot'oi‘ D0 301) think."
" coughed tho’ she hsdoonsumptioa ,
‘ 3?? sleep at Will. The first “
in no st. out Nomllf
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