lliill'ililli llil
sill, IIIslI SIIIIIIcII
Ifilspepflll $5393 Fermé‘illaliou
slid Ends Worst Case of Dys-
Iypoptlill in Five Minutes.”
7....“
Why not got some new this mo-
pent, and iolevcl lid yourself ott-
gtomalh trouble and Indigestion? A’I
Glued stonlaih gets the blues and
crumbles. live it a good out, then
mite Pupos Dlnpepsln to start the di-
gestive juices working. There will be
I In dyspepsia or belching of Gus or
mutations of undigested food: no
feeling like n 1111111) of load in the stom-
ioh or heartburn, lek headache and
Dilliuess, and your mod will not for-
went and poison your breath with
nauseous odors.
Fape' s Diapepsln costs only 50 cents
for a large (use at any drug store
‘ Nora. and will relieve the most oh-
. Chin-to case of Indigestion and Upset:
Molnar-h in live minutes.
There is nothing else better to take!
614 from Stomach and cleanse that
ltomdch and intestines, and, besides,
Ole single dose will di zest and prepareI
rib: assimilation into the blood all y-our
I
t
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l
L street. will entertain the members of ?
Miss Marion Weeks, 01‘ the seventh,
the Women'I Foreign Missionary so-
clety this evening at their regular
meeting. The subject will be “Good
New, from Many Llndi,” Lt i‘
w-‘———~v——4 'i
Mrs. m Miller, of Reynoldp
street, mmm the: members of
the Court. mares Social club lust ev~
enlllg at her home The evening was
aplessant one and Mill. Miller pl ovod ‘
to he I delightful hostess.
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Miss Charlotte Fingleton, teacher of
the sixth grade at the Fitch schools.
is confined to her home with illness
and Mrs. ll. IE. Dchtt is subsiitutlus.‘
grade, is also ill and Miss Susan More- ‘
house is taking her place. This is!
the eleventh week of the wintel term
and on next week Friday, the schools
will liaise for the spring vacation.
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WEST
NORWALK
‘ Mr. and Mrs I). N. Mather spelltiI
II‘lriday in Norwich Conn, on lltlSl-‘I
nous
llridgophrtlL
Methodist Church, will meet to sow at
the poison-age tomorrow at. 9 p In
(orally 0“! the death of Marti FE, pile
of Henry J. much, at her residwce,
New York.-
load the same as a sound, healthy.
stomach would do it. 1
When Dispepsin worIlls your stom
Milt rests- -lrets itself in ordcl, cleans
Ink-and than you feel like eating when l Robert Gunther, of New York ( ity,:
”I“ come to the table, and what wutupcnt the week-end at the home of
out will do you shod. I
i .\ i 1’ 1 Ii 0 1
Absolute relief flom all Stomach ' '5 ear MO“ 1 use I
Phillip Wheeler, of South Norwalk i,
Ispent Frnday with friends in this \l.
cinily.
. library is waiting for you as soon as,
m decideto take a little Diapepsin.
Tell your druggist that you want.
Pope's Diapepsin, because you want to.
become thoroughly cured this time.
L Remember, it your stomach fools
‘I out of order and uncomfortable now,
you can surely get relief in five min-
I _ Dress linens for spring at Road's.
Bee advertisement.
Miss Marion L‘Hommedleu. who is
_ ltudyiug in Baltimore, is expected
home tomorrow for her spring vaca-
4
Walter Ruhel spent. the week eud‘
with his parents last week. Mr. ltu I
1ch is employed In New Ytllk city.
Mrs William Mother III vely serious 3
avenue. She has the best wishes and!
sympathy of her friends and ncigh l
bors. :
l
liev. o. a. Smith, of the Illarien It}
It. Church, preached a very interesting}
serotonin the Union Chapel Sundanj
March 10. Rev. ll. S. ilrowu will
preach March 17 Ill 3 p. III. \il me
most cordially invited. L
m I
Last week’s Ladies' Aid Society mcl
at the home of Mrs.
Jr,,- but owing to the stormy al-ter
'nooll, there were only a small attend
once. The meeting this week, March
liltil, will be held at the home of Mrs.
ii). J. Smith.
L The Map Your party given last Fri
‘(lily evening at the home of Mr and
Mrs. R M. Seymour ..,lr by the girls.
of West Norwalk was colored by all ’
The girls bravely escorted the young
The Auxiliary or Royal Workers, of
III: the home of Mr.
fittest, tonight.
' Matters of 'routine business were
nsactod at the meeting it the Mar
Mar Hook & Ladder company which
It... held last evening.
Dr. Ralph C}. Bennett, of Seaview
’ L Ivonne, has taken a position with the.
Waste Company as demonstrator and
Motorola
W
L Edward Shea and Charles Levy,
‘u'vho Spent the. Sabbath in New York
'ciLty, have returned to their East Nor-
walk homes
I
4
Charles Williams. of Osborn avenue,
. «backer Leather 5: Novelty Company,
South Norwaih.
1‘0qu being the twenty-fourth anni-
- an of the third day of the big
storm.
‘ Mrs. Frances Seymour,
I the Second Advent. Church, will meetl
Vadas, 3 Fitch IDH‘sented Mr and Mrs 80anqu wilh Week The soloists will be
5 cut sins cream pitc'hel and sugar llllnl W C. Pam and Miss Tiler-east
has taken a “position with the Knick-
flnard of 1888, it “Is quite fitting and
War that there should be a snow
of Rowan
men despite the dark and stormy night
During the evening the young tolku
bowl in behalf of their appreciation tor
the many good times they have his
than home during the past months.
The evening was spent in playing
Edward Bates and Louis Schede Miss
Light.- rolresbmonts were served, after
which the guests departed. Among
those present "were: Misses Pearl
Morehouse, Lenin and Sarah Missal
Clara, Lucy and Elise. Tompkins. Grace
Hull, Irene and Mildred Glover, Mrs.
Schede. Wilma. Harbor, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Bates, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Seymour
and Messrs. James Thomss.III‘IdI Run
ledge. Harold Wood, Harry Missal.
Eugene ISeymour, Fred Emerson. E. J.
Vosburgh, Phillip Wheeler, Ernest and
Archie Johnson, Louis Schode, Her-
Lman Ruhel and Clarence IHorker.
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ENTERTAINING SECRETARY
KNOX. ‘
SAN SALVADOR." Republic of Sal-
T‘he best local and New York
references for
WIRING
ALA. WORK GUARANTEED
lemm»
' I? ll FIELDING
IlsLssoovonnvIIIIit-I
:- f Electric Light 81 Power
Inc Figure on Your Wiriug- and I
.“ Illsvluw avg.
vador, March Hw-The round of oili-
cial functions in honor 'of Secretary
Knox's visit was continued enthusias-
tically today. The feature of the pro-
gram Iran‘s dress pawl-do of the army
011 the Campo do Movie. For Mrs.
Knot. the ladies of the city had arrang<
ed an excursion to the picturesque
city of Santa Tools or Nueva San Sal
IVIGDI’, the capitol of the department of
La .Lihertld. ‘
Tonight the American visitors will
tial‘ ball in the Casino.
stay here. Holssves tomorrow mom
log. I
BANY.
when." was the battle cry of u dele-
min of 300 or more women who left
here this morning on board I special
train-for Albumfwhero they will try
Milly on “on!“ suffrage mend-
”'I moment. The bill comes up hetero,
m Milly ludicinry committee was
iy sick at her home on West Norwaill ‘.
be the should of honor lit a presiden-
This will be
the dual. function of Secretary Knox‘s
LGUWRAGIITB LEAVE FOR AL-
351‘.
plied-nor ml. uninh—
'““’ can also) more
”1*“! CTN-loll Ilutush-m
W‘ is Prunes ......1tlc its
4008. m-oohom
NEWY‘OIRK, March 12. ——“Votes for
to persuade thoriloplolstors to not to- I
R» A Latino! Rowoytou avenue.
spent Sunday with his parents: in
The Ladies Aid Society, of: the
.I,
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Word was received in llowpyton yes-
1617 ‘I’lvonu'e “In, Brooklyn.
Besides her .' husband, Mrs. Leach
leaves three sons, 'i-larry. Frank and
Charles Leach. {Harry lleuphI is
a son-in~law of Captain and Mrs.
l-llcllson W. Cole. The funeral ser~
vice will be held from her late resi-
dence, this evening at ll o'clock. In-
torment will be tomorrow in Spring
Grove cemetery. the remains arriving
i" llarlen on the 11:01 truln.
ll 0 u
mung: Betterbeprepared for it wheoitcm
Asky our doctor about kee “(fwd Ayer’ 5 Cherry Pcctoral in the
house- Then when the harm; dor. first appears you have
~ on hand. r ’s approval of its use
willcerlain retail doubt at rest. ouDoasbe It s. rm...
This week's bill is s bililiant illustra
tlcn of tho‘limltlcn resources of
Modern Vaudeville, It
HOYT S
Offering It I” Times the Beat the
World Affords. Look at this Daz-
HOYT‘S THEATRE.
“Erin‘s ”left-tint sweet little bit of
lrisb romsnce. will be interpreted by
Rudolph A. Lollr
Phone 1278
IOWAYTON. CONN.
Plumbing &'Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
“Beiknap” system
OF HOT WATER HEATING
Moat Modern and Economical
‘ System.
Because of the Republican caucus,
the Men 11 Club monitor has been post
ported until next heel-l.
The Youll 9: l’ooplu's :1
Church) Wednesday evening
The case of William A. (.1 sole. who
was rel ently
'Irunl one charge of assault with it».
Item to kill his wife has gone over to
ill‘lt‘Slé’il on It bench Will:
‘the May term of the Criminal Supetlor;
.Couil. Mr. Glzli‘lt‘ is out on but]
There will be a rehearsal at the Con-
grcgatloual (Illurlh, Saturday,
chorus which is to sing Stalners canI
tutu.
lloyt.
'l Fire Insurance Adjuster Fred J.:
Bliss, of Hartford, and Elliott
games. The lucky ones gaining prizesillenrdsley are emu-clad in town today cod lieuteuont in the Coast Artillery
wore- Miss famine Mplge'l Miss Elsa to adjust the losses sustained In theiCorlIs of the United States regular
Tompkins, Messrs 3. James Thomas fire which destroyed the V. R Foolcy army and rose to this position flom South Norwalk
buildings in Rallroad avenue. Mr.
Clara Tompkins and Earl Vogbungll Pooley hold $3,300 insurance with the
gave, many selections on the piano. firm of J M Laytou dt Comimnl'. Of
South Norwsllr and $1, 200 with Fred
Chadderton, which was held on the
The Layton agency also held
61.050 Insurance on the’llxturos and
If I
satisfactory adjustment can be made
it is understood that Mr. Pooley will
market.
stock of Samuel Wood‘s store.
' rebuild.
of the nation from 1189 to I960.
Ieral good of the notion.
muster: mum to politics.
in: a meeting.
LAST OF THE QUAKERB DEAD.
F‘llll'fleld and Sherman. died ‘
athwbvmlumm. Ill”
_a competent cast of sterling ability
: headed by Charles Mock. the Irish anlI
; sling Array of Twinkling Stars.
h Announcemdnt Extraordinary and Ex-
clusive—Limited Vaudeville Tour of
America's Greatest lrlsh Comedian,
Erin's Sweetest Singer, the Star of
Sweet innlsfalien, Rory and many
othhr Noted Successeg~ .
MR. CHARLES MACK
and a Notable Company of irloh
bunador of all that is true in hot
story Ind song His appearance at
lioyts Theatre. tonight and tomorrow i
‘nlght, will bring to this city one ml
Ithe sweetest voiced of the well known
1artists of the present day, together
i
l
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l
Ewith his acknowledged art of superb:
outing and ability to make the tears
Iftow unwell as bring forth peels of
laughter in this pretty of all love tales.
;The many humorous situations occur-
:rlnp; through the playlet and the typi-
[cal Irish wit, which sparkles on all
isidcs will doubtless keep the audience
Iin a. constant litter. The other charac-
Plsyen, presenting the Soul- stirring
Idyii. “ERIN’S lSLE," in which the
Magnetic Personality and Golden
Voice of Mr. Mack, that are so well
known to every man. woman, and
child of America. are revealed in
their fullest degree Picturo'squoly
presented in four massive scenes,
and interpreted with all of the ex-
quisite beauty. sentiment and heart
Society of,
Christian Endeavor will have charge§
R‘ M Smmour'rol the service at the Congregational:
of the well for he is to enter the army and it
"The Crucifixion" dining Holy Dialed his studies at Fort Monroe he
Frederick will be crowded a promotion
G. icaroer he has chosen.
The problems of today in the light
of yesterday were discussed by Charles
A. Williamson, representative of this
town in the General Assembly. Sunday
night. in the Congregational Church.
Mr. Williamson went into the history
lie
mentioned. the association of Thomas
Jefferson and Aaron Burr as Indicative
of the necessity for good men working
with men whose characters may not be
so high. in order to further the gen-
MrIIthltom-
son said that most public omelet: are
seeking to do good for their country.
He said the way to enmegood‘ oth-
cials is to attend the primates ind
take a hand in nominating than. Rev.
Herbert- Brown followed Mr. William
son with remarks that were intended
to show-tn“ patriotism is nothing but
Mark W‘-
I. Normal, s New York lawyer width:
have. will Insult at next Sunday oven»
NEW FAIBFIEIIID. March 12. ”M".
Ruth. Gardner, one of the last of the
once ions colony of Quakers to blow .
LmI «I... all!
appeal characteristic of Mr. Mack
flora are in capable hands and critics and III. “serum company
‘ aver that Miss Ripley portrays the part .
Iol' Nora in a manner free from toolish
sentimentality which so often charm-i
tomes released this nature.
LILLIAN I9. ETHEL YOUNG
lliilltlllll SKilii , M s D 6.
[Ellis SillllllRll W" Wire-Ii": out: ""
and Clover Comic Duo
Another Extraordinary Appearance
HENRY HARGRAVEB
d1 COMPANY
offering a Delightful Episode of Dur-
ing Adventure“ entitled "Chums."
Two Fascinating Bit: of chlnlnlty
fA “EDWARU‘WNESCO
Former Resilient oillorwaill As- in 'mutgggt‘gg: spam,”
signed to Duty at Fortress Still; 'illkfiih'gnlvét‘l‘éfll. 9'“
Monroe A amt rmt KW: Little Ones
BU58E‘8 CANINE
NTERTAINERS
Introducing, the Eye Tanguay of
Dogville. Cutest and Cunningest
Pets in all Animaldom.
MMTE
‘g Fred Malcolm ”Stanley Skeno, of‘ ‘
Stamford formerly of Norwalll, song
of flex. John D. Skene. rector of St
iAndrcw' 5 Church, in Stamford, has ro‘ ......
‘ , ITHE HOYT'S HABMONISTS provid-
celled orders to proceed to Fortress: log the ”an" Broadway 'Hltn
Monroe. at Old Point Con1f01l.\u..THE HOVTSCOPE displaying the
cm to report there. on 'l‘htwsdzly.i Latest and Best Mot'lon Pictures with.
iliarln llth Mr Shenc spent Sundlly' W‘ ”"5"“ °" El" ““5““
tin Norweik bidding old friends inle-
—-—THE:-
Auditorium
Motion Picture
Pall I... I
is quite likely that when he has corn-
MI. Skeno known to his friends
:hor e and elsewhere aa‘.'314l1(‘" is a}
young man with a pleasing personality
and one qualified to every way for the
He is now soc
I0!
plivate in the Connecticut Coast Ar-
tillery Corps. having enlisted in Stom-
ford in July, 1910.
A few days before his enlistment,
Mr. Strobe was talking with a Sentinel
reporter concerning military life and
at that time he expressed his desire
to some time enlist in the regular
army.‘ He regretted the fact that he
had not a West Point training. but de-
termined to atttaln the height of his
ambitions in some way.
In August of that your “Mac" wentl
to the Army and Navy School in Wash»
install to prelim: for the examination
to be given for second lieutenancy in
September He worked diligently and
with his nature! ability coupled with‘
his determination to succeed, he was
enabled to stand tenth in the list of
thirty four who passed the examine-l
time out of the entire seventy iive'
who attempted them. His commie
sion was approved by the Senate. after
having been submitted to them or
President Taft, rind later was forward-
ed to him. This placed him upon equal
tooling with a graduate of the West
Point Military Aegcluny. "
“Mac is twenty-two years of no
land is a graduate of Yale Bhoillold
scientific School. {lo rooms the
Hopkins School in New Haven as
Mmtom to the scum and cloth:
mm himself In "I! I work so both
Np and collate: Holocene In 11th-
I late. being I swimmer“. Wrestler Ind
‘ basketball player. its warm I than I.
oily wmtttna mm at his in the “15': ‘
pound elm. but has since sum to
must. "
‘Mcnroelsthelohoolforofi-
- of the army. and Linoleum
film will morn here until he his
Every little bit of laughter,
Every little bit of tun,
Makes your troubles lighter
And your mind a little brighter”-
At the AUDITORIUM.
Have you been noticing the line pro-
gram each evening and the large
crowd of people which sees the show
every night? A few of the leading
reels for our big show tonight:
“His Wife's Juiousy"——Patrle.
very fine photo play.
' 'I‘Lovo vs. L8trstegy"~Lubln. A rail-
road story between love and duty.
We Chanc- Our Program Daily.
A
Notice
The decorating business of
E. E. Gorbam Will be con-
ducted ' hereafter under the
Lame of The Got-ham Co,
L Ernest w Youngs becoming
. a. member or the arm, with
I larger stock than out be-
fore, and a full force of
L competent mechanics. We
respectfully solicit‘your con-
‘ tinned patronageIL
”L‘The Cortisol Co.
' K. R. GORHAM, ,
D. W: YOUNtIlls.
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the exposed cor-
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window, or the-
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in Dustless. Noise-
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Spring Suits to Order
$15 00 Up
Made to your Measure
and according to your
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We‘ll study the location of your
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tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Wa tcr
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Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of so-
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by a munch. twist or splaln 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 disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism. Paraly-
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