: [f the completion is niuddv, the
’ blemishes apprai- it is tlnn stch
. the bodily condition.
They will regulate the bowels,
stomach and you will know who
from headaches, backache: .. lasslt
They will make you feel lIcaltIIi
Will Beautify
EveryWomajn’s Completion? "
. Ill bound to show whether or not she is III good physical condition. .
'lHlIcIe is one sale and simple way
If. Clear the system and purify the blood with a few doses of
, 'y I: I ‘
'lllis well known vcrrctullle family remedy is famous for its power: ‘
to improve the action ot the organs of digestion and elimination.
Bv clearing your system of poisonous waste Beccham’s l’ills
will have good effect upon your looks—”these they
Tbs direction» with «or, host an of spools! vshs sad Important to prom
Sold everywhere. In boxes 10c" 25:.
skin sullow; ii‘ pimples or skin-
Ition must be given to improve
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stimulate the liver, tone the
I: it is to be free from troubles,
mic, and extreme nervousness
er and stronger in every way.
and Improve
.Mrs. William Hill, of Van Zant
street is confined to her home with
illness. ller many friends wish her a
speedy and complete recovery.
Under the influence of the climatic-
_conditlons, a low tide went Oilt this
morning leaving the boats at the For:
sis Coal Company dock high and dry
on the mud flats.
Thomas Leopard, of Bells plaice.
who has been confined to his home
to: some time with an attack of scar-
:02 fever has recovered and is now
able to be out of doors.
Louis Reynolds, driver for J. 14.3
‘ Bundle took a day of! yesterday while
he atended the funeral services held
. over the remains of his brother. Mr.
Bundle took his wagon cut.
The meeting of the Men’s Class of
the East Avenue Methodist church
which was to have been held at the
South \‘orwalk Congregational church
....:I the 7th inst has been postponed
eI notice.
u‘fltll. fu .
.ilcich and
Mr. and Mrs. .100
1m. of Bridgeport were v
I Mrs. Relohs parents, Mr. and Mrs.
_George ‘Keeler or‘ 159 Washington
. street over Sunday and MondaI Mrs.
_. Reich was formerly Miss Anna Kceler.
fut this place. ‘
- ' The East Norwalk weather prophet
_ promoted snow this morning. in the
"district this morning the thermometer
registered 10 degrees against 26 on
, the same date last year. in Branch-
vilie the mercury fell to the sixth
. . ' degree line.
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The Happy Eight Pinochlc Club met
last evening, at the residence of Mrs
Milk Morriam. 3 Hawkins avenue.
, ...brizes were secured hv Mrs. R.
.,.8mith Misses Frances and Emma
Keene and Mrs. Mary Busted. Re-
attachments were served and a wry
pleasant; time enjoyed
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Rays played a prank on Sam Gut
k airy. the groom of Osborn avenue.
Iy terday’ which that good man will
not forget in a 10m; while. They took
thumber of ash cans and dumped the
contentson the front steep. surmount-
y'ing‘the pile of refuse with Grocer
Hluk‘s sign, which they had stolen
from his Fort street store.
Very Best Butter
pound
.. 35c
3:. lbs. Best Milk Crackers.
, IIICallforn-la Prunes .. .10c lb.
”Boat Standard Tomatoes. can. .100.
.n Corn.......... ..... .. ..... 25:
has .............78c
Webb Eggs every day at cost
sol
x, Babbitt s. or Naptha Soap.
on .......................... 2
‘selovSky 87 Co.
FAST NORWALK
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l‘ . Coffee, in bean or ground, at. .157: lb._
- ‘3 cans (full size) nun... ...... ..zscl
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All kinds of Soap. 6 bars ........ 250'
Frederick Oukes has been visiting in
New Haven. '
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Mrs. George A. Wright has return»
ed to her home. in Crow ovcuuc, after
a visit in Boston.
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The creditors of W. Ambrose Crock.
ett will meet for a hearing on ncxtl
Monday, in Bridgeport. ‘
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Captain Nehemiah Knox, of ltoway—
ton avenue, is making a visit with rein-l
tivcs in Brcwstcrs,‘New York.
George Minor, who is male on the
oyster steamer Kate C. Stevens, now
located in New Haven harbor, has
been making a.visit with his familyl
who.” ...—
. Alfred Large. on .Pi'ospect avenue, will
; whichlldcals‘ with life in the far West.
3 was presented in the Norman Heights.
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home of heanophow, MI. Itirosby, of
Weed street. Mrs. Neill was born on
February 150-, 1819, which is a little
over ninety-three years ago. She lived
for Home time in Brooklyn, and attend-
ed the Episcopal church there. and in
New Canaan. The funeral service will
be held on Wednesday at 2 p. m., Dr.
Ncido officiating, '
has
Nor»
William Ashton, of Nutrition:
purchased an- automobile from!
walk palhllel.
Mrs. Luke Markwoll, her daughter
Miss Emma. and her niece. Miss Euler~
son. have departed for New York. They ,
will travel extensively. ‘
. Upwards of 50 Darien folk attended
the Stamford (‘horal concert in the
Stamford armory. Monday night. A
number of llarieplpeoplo sang in the
chorus. '
Two files within an hour of one an-
other caused excitement Monday. The
first, at Gordon Rolcs' 0. Richmond Hill, ‘
as Iopolted yesterday. was caused by
children playing with fire. The fire
company deserves great credit for its
niacrity and promptucss at both tires.
Barely three minutes had passed be-
to: 'o the firemen were at the scene of
the tire, and they were equally prompt
lnrcuohinp the District) place when the
second alarm Bounded. The latter tire‘
threatened to become a c.0niiugration.‘
and it would doubtless have been seri-
ous had not the volunteers‘arrivod so
quickly. The fire was in all probag
bility causod by a dafectiVe line. and'
was burning at a lively rate when dis:
covered by Mrs. Dietzko at about 3:30;
p. In. The building is a frame struc
ture and stands stubs rem of the
Dictzko dwelling and close to the main
building. Fortunately there was not
much of a breeze blowing, or the fire—
men would have had a hard time of it.
As it was, they soon had the fire under
fire department hull, Monday night. by , control. and succeeded in saving most
a cost of Norman young people. Tholof the contents of the building. They
play was given under the auspices of gdispiaycd splendid judgment and order.‘
the Noroton liclgbts Fire Company. lAutomobiIcs were used to good ovary:
William Blanchard was the director”. i tago Monday in towing the apparatus to
and. us an appreciation of his warloithc flies. Although horses arc easily;
the tile companI Inescntcd him with a: available. yet an auto engine could be
pretty hilvcr pitcher. The play was lnlllall way to the fire while‘ the horses
thlcc acts There were .pnmy thrillslwcro being brought. Every volunteer
and not a little comedy. The loading who co'lri go went out Monday. and
mule paIt was played by Chauncey TI- lsoamcd to show additional zeal proba
ler. and the leading female I'ole wasillly because of the thought of the new
..ba-L—u—
Miss Carrie \loClpllan and her niece
Miss Mary Medic '. who have been
spending the .Tlltlllthfl in Cali
fornia. are ex ~.horuc in a week
or so. ' ' »
The literary ’Cllll), which held its
last session at the residence of Mrs.
meet on Friday. March 15, at the wool:
deuce of Miss Lesson, Tokcncke.
The Fairfleld County Congregational
Ministers' Association mot yesterday
in the Congregational Church. Many
ministers were in attendance. The
visitors were served with luncheon by
tho ladies ofthc local church at noon,
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“The Man from Arizona." i
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The public at large likes good antar-
talnment. The merch‘snt, to appeal
to the: public, must consider lts
likes. The quality Vaudeville bills
okcrsd ht .
THEATRE
Is a Brilliant Illustration ’
Look at this array of attradtlons.
Here's the Show that you can't aft
lord to miss. Art, Beauty, Talent.
the Gifts of the Gods In this week's
program. ‘
Extraordinary, Uncquallcd Attraction.
Initial American Presentation of
Europc’s Greatest Art Spectacle,
from the International Exposition at
Brussels, Belgium~
MONS. CASTILLI’S
LlVlNIG STATUESI
LIvlng Marble Reproductions of Art
from famous Eumpean sculptors.
Flvc Pretty Girls and Five Mon
give an exhibition of whay may be
termed “The Art of lmmoblllty,"
with Grand Electric Effects. which
give the spectacle the Illusion of
real carved statues.
Special Added Feature—The Celebrat»
ed Stars of Musical Comedy Fame
MR. DAN COLEMAN
and a notable cast will offer a mu.
steal comedletta called “Peggy's
First Love." N. Y. Herald says: “It
is as effervescent as a Vlcnsc on
cretta.”
thouhand
Hundred laughs, smiles.
million screams will be forthcoming
.wlIori
BLANK a McCONE
the Thunderbolt Eccentric Comed-
ians. offer their Ludlcrous Comical-
ltles., '
The Debonair Dandy of Lauahland
THOMAS WHIFFEN
former Star of “The Three Twins,"
offering Tuncful Hits, Patter and
Mrs. H.
the Banner Social Club and
friends tomorrow evening at her home:
in Crockett street. Rowayton. A finci
time is expected.
l. Rowland will entertain
The planets during March are all in!
position for observation. It will be
the best time of the your to see the:
planet Mercury in the West after sun-g
set toward the. lust of the month.
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I ._ . BoattI has the pol " .‘iii‘r’llw I
r. n. Fielding. of has ~\t £5555: thc‘
t electrical work in
o rcsidcucc at:
Tokenekeww dward King, 31 Maui-I.
smiths. New York. ..A Waldron
82,807: of South Norwawlk are the gen-
cral contractors.
the pipes on 'his estate it was neces-
sary to install new pipes on the Sid
hey F. Ward place at. Tokoncke. The
recent cold snap which kept the, pipes
at Toke-hello frozen for so long ruined
the plumbing in a number of the
houses.
Work has been staIted on the new
house at Tokencke ton Dr. G W.
Pentecost. The carpenter and mason
work are being dune by the day and
the plumbing and heating contracts
will be let soon. Fred Thompson, of
New nik, will furnish the interior trim
The\ house was planned in Architect
IA. .Paddock, and has been
described in a previous issue. -Com-
mercial Record
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Next Monday morning at 9 o‘clock '
from the Sunday school room of the
Methodist Episcopal Church a ship-
ment of nature material will be made
to New York. It is hoped the mem-
bers of their club and their friends
!will respond generously, as Mrs. Kath-
erlne Paul, the assistant secretary of
the New York Branch of the National
.Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild wrote
that the last one from Rowayton was
much appreciated.
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Rudolph A. Lohr
‘ Phone 1278 ,
ROWAYTON, CONN;
Plumbing 8. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
l“ “Belknopi’ System
OF HOT WATER‘HEATINO
WRITEH EMPLOYEE LAID
OFF. "
OWN. March 6.—-Notices
the plant of the Nolscless
m of the machines will
uttchlmIgcs in the model at the
pa . ‘ r (impart? announce that
bl: the donation of work at 5 o'clOciv
mum: active operations.
,. Th0 order affects
practically as file ‘stat:
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‘Owing to the frozen condition of
fully .
filled III Miss Edith Scri.bncl Official
their who took part were Miss Eva Dugdalc. I soon Severn] of the recruits were out.
William Blanchard, Miss Elia:
Waiter Dugdalc, WilllumI
Mrs
Moo \lrs.
;lllanchuld George Houston. William an.
lBIooks. Walter llugdalc and Richardl
:Dugdale.
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Gemgé Purdy and Miss Mary Clark;
scpnt Sunduv with Mrs T. Orr McKcn- i
dry in New .lclscy.
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E. G. Writenour is installing an cle-
vator in the residence of George Kel-
logs. of Sr. .Iohnpluce.
, William Simon had high score on
the Elite alloys last week. The Un
knowns played the lnvlncibles on the
alleys last night.
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The concrete garage and burn which
Larson Brothers are building for Rush
Taggart on Oeuoke avenue is fast
nearing completion and will soon be
ready.
Tree Warden Michael AIhern, who
has been “declaring" trees on the
Henry Davenport place, has found
the work rather difficult owing to the
bad weather.
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Telephone representatives ulcre in
town Monday for the purpose of look-
change at Smith’s Ride. This ox-
ohane will supply 'a much better uddi~
tlonal telephone service
"Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian Pe-
att, wife of Frederick Pestt, who died
at the IStamfo‘rd. Hospital, Saturday
eveningwas held‘at High Ridge this
afternou at 2 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Weiss
officiating. interfhhdt Wasin the High
Ridge cemetery. ‘
The: Board of Belief held: its ninth
and. last session Monday afternoon
The total grand list was. $6,010,976.
The non-resident total was $1,847,870.-
There were thirty-two appeals Fltteen
lists were reduced. the total being 818 ~
155, and two lists were increased with
(II. total of $3.132
Most Modem sud Economical
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aPEAK‘ING ORDINANOE VIOLATED
SAN DIEGO. out. March 6.-—Vlola-
burs of the street spanking ordinance
have again ruled the city and county
jails and the overflow sent to Santa
Ana hss‘ taxed the capacity or the
jail there. The court order has been
. g be sending" of. prls
‘ slid
Eight members of the Rover Club of
New Canaan want for II walk Sunday
afternoon. . They stopped at Broad
River, Silverrnluo and West Norwslk.
and torsion a distance of souls sixteen
Stevens, James Hogan. Joseph Riley,
John Doyle, Edward Hogan. David
cph Doyle.
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louse-Lam," although most of the
’1“wash" In tho building “was saved
‘John S_clIcIItinlo,. whose baud was so
;duy. and it is hoped that he will soon
:bc able to resume work.
‘incs Canada. for the Yale d; Townc
Dunn of South Norwalk and Mr Mair 01' ”148 leading "9918‘
« roast pork, barn, curried beef.
lug over things for the Van Gerby ex~ .
:mlletl. The party consisted of Gcorse .
Rockwell, Edwnrll. Rutledge and Joflr
The have called at tho '
Dance Specialties.
apparatus. which cannot come too; m
An Innovation for the Lovers of Good
Music
BERLIN and KLOSS
lnstrumeutsllsts of Consummmats Art.
and‘ “'Doc Bartcls was placed at tho;
nozzle. which he handled like a voter
A large part of the dnnlage at
Roloss place was done by waterrltpdi» Instrum'euts.
the main loss at the~ t k l I ’
Bio’z o pace was HOYTscopgggveI-ybody's Fsvorltc.l
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Auditorium
Motion Picture
Parlor
South Norwalk I
Never before have the public wit-
nessed in any town or state Pictures
that could equal or boat those shown
before the public aachcvcning at the
Auditorium. We will be glad to see
you all at this place tonight.
Our big show for tonight consists
I'eI'ely out at the first tire. is about (.0'
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A GOOD-BYE PARTY.
A farewell entertainment was given
Saturday evening, at Rippcwam Hall,
in tumor of those going to St. (lather
Mfg. (:0.
An mchestra composed of employ
Ices under the directorship of Fred
schwab. opened the program, with II
march entitled "Our Nation." Mr. R..
Duty. monologue artist, next entertain.
cd with ills exceedingly funny stories
The Pattern Scmpers quartet sang,
-“Echoes from the Foundry" Mr. I
. "A Stater's Lovc"-—-Blograph
of Stamford, followed with a banjo: A picture that every picture lover
(“Kit Win. E cum” 3 cornet 9°“) (19 should see. its worth the price alone
the Valley) was worth listening to. "Widow Jenkin' p Admirers"-—s. & A.
The entertainment “aged with a A very funny drama that will make
threerouud bout between the Lonchttk a good many laugh.
[Brothers of South Norwallr, who put . ”NM" "ed? 3;?33” and Satur-
up a fine exhibition of the manly art, Evenings—~50: am; 10°
refereed by Peter J. Cavsnaugh.
A line supper was furnished by Paul
Kleeuohmcr. The menu consisted of
chicken scup, chlckeu~saiad, mixed:
pickles, potato salad, roost been] .
ISwiss
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The decorating business of
I ‘E. E. Gorham will be con-
ducted hereafter under the
name of The Gorham Co,
’ ‘ Ernest W. Youngs becoming
a member of theflrm. with
alarger stock than ever be-
fore. and a full force of
competent mechanics. We
respectfully solicit your con-
tinued patronage.
7 The Sodium. (30.
p.102 commit.
a. w. rooms.
cheese, bread and coffee.
M. F O’Brien acted. as toastmas-
tor and announcer.
After dinner speeches were made by
H. Boouisch, Wm. Valentine R. Pal.
mar Wm. Curley and J. Plsdrich. The _
affair closed with evsrybody present'
singing “Ault Lana Sitcom—Stamford
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LAWRENCE sTIt‘IKEn DISAPPEARS
BRIDGEPORT. March 6.-Goorse
Sheutiue, aged 60, one of the textile
strikers of. Lawrence, Mass, disap-
peared yesterday from the home of
his daughter. ”Mrs. John scuba, inthls‘ '
city, with whom he had been living'* I‘ _
since soon after tlIo long- strike becaml I " ””5"
He had been in poor health of late and' l ‘ 19 WM 8!» East Nahum .
somewhat dospondent, andi'bis daugh— . TOIODIIOIIBFOIII‘FIVOTWO
xter fears that 110 has cornmlttcd 301- ‘I ‘
'clde. He Is 0‘ weaver by trade and ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ .
unable to do anything :else, and had . I
tried unsuccessfully to find work dur-
iflsihs past several week ., Ho vlsltw“
ed the emergency hospital yesterday
afternoon for tredtruuut. and no trace
Patent Mchcrnes
of him has been found since her 19ft.
that uuudm; > {an Hassles. 250 sisal. ...........20¢
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saloons ~ll' “
offering Selections on. a variety of ‘ *'
calcium 6000106. . Ade ,
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Spring Suits to Order
$15.. 00 Up
Made to; your Measure
and {according to your
ideas and style. ll ‘
TAILORED BY .
SMITH, GRAY & COMPANY
PRICE’S Clothing Storé
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 11852.
arm Up
the exposed cor-
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Window, or V, the house this winter is to have us Install
_ a Heating System that will keep you
room that gEts “0 comfortable on the coldest day!
sun With a ' We'll study the location of your
5, the facilities of the house and
V ~~ou hue-A32” p..-
AS
HEATING STOVE
(llDustless, Noise:
less, .: Botherless,
Easy to Light and
to Extinguish.
United Electric
Light“ 8: Water Co
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones & Hotchkiss
Company
NORWALK, coNM.
' Phone 742
THE NEW Ensues
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the‘ .
back. EIep 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 disease and pain, and health is
restored through haImonlzin'g the six
nerve systems In your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
Isis, Heart, Kidney and Yamaha Dis:
are given special attention; also
@urvature of the Spine You will
never regret giving Chiropractic 0
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
0‘! WASHINGTON 817. 30. NORWALK
Munstlo Treatments leen‘Also
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In Effect Oct. 1. 1911.
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