Relief
from
Rheumatism
Try Sloun’ s Liniment for your rheu-
matism—don't rub— just lay it on
" lightly. It goes straight to the bore
spot. quickeus the blood, limbers up
the muscles and joints and stops
the pain.
Here’s Proof
M1111. 1111.111 Tnouas of Jackson,
Cai.,wr1itos:“l have used your Lini-
meat for rheumatism with much sue.
cuss."
M 11111111 1. Turns, 11.915111 Ave..
' ’ Patcrso11,N. )., writes: --‘*I was a
cripple with rheumatism for two years and I could not move at all; had
to be carried liom place to place. I t1ic1l 1cmedics and could not get bet-
ter until I tried‘ J‘loan s Liniment. One bottle fixed me up in good shape
and now 1 always have a bottle in the house for my wife and ch1ldren. "
SLOAN S
LINIMENT
kills any kind of pain. Good for Neuralgia, Toothache, Lumbago and
Chest Pains. Sold by all dealers. Price 25c.. 500. and SI. 00.
Sloan‘s book on Horses. Cattle, Hogs and Poultry sent tree. Address
DR. EARL S. SLOAN Boston. Mass.
team of
basketball
197-11, which was displayed in L'llom-
championship
medieu llrothers' store window this
morning. attracted not 11 little atten-
tion. Three of the members ot tilts
year's team, namely. Joe ilurtram.
(“11111111111 Wright and Itob lilydcnburg,
were. members of that aggregation.
This team hopes to win the amateur
championship of The Norwalks again
,this year and if they defeat the High
Schools they will earn this title.
NORWALK
A large number of East Norwulk
people are planning to take. In the.
a bouts at the Armory tonight.
The Pastime basketball team will go
to Strait’ord tomorrow night. “here,
ROWAYTON
rushed through in torrents. and resi-
dents :ssld never had they seen such
terrific force. The sight was admired
by many this morning. in Brooksido
the road and bridge was covered to
11111 It an extent that it was impossible
to be made. The storm seriously in
tert'orod with the pensions of the
schools
A surprise, party was given lilies
1111111 May l'lloodsood at the 11011111 of
1111.11.11 Mrs. Joseph KIInefcIter on
ltowayton. venue Monday evening
'l‘horo'vtcro shot: I thirty oi her young
triendd' present and 11 most delightful
evening 1111 11111111111111.1911 01' all
kinds were played and music and sing:
ins: were also features. At ll: :10 it do
tic-toils luncheon was served to which
the young people did ample Justice.
and after 11 social hour they returned
to their respective homes, all declar-
in; they had had the time of their
lives.
The regular monthly business meet-
ing of the liouuyton Hose company
was held Monday evening In their
quarters In Itowayton avenue. There
was 11 good attendance. lloslde the
transaction til the regular
1111111111 .1111, an invitation was re waived
and. accepted from Rev. W. R. Mc-
illermott, pastor of the Methodist
Church, to attend service on Sunday
evening next. The. members are plun~
him: to go I11 uniform.
also discussed for a supper to be held
in the near future. George W. Ste-
lvcnt. John ii. Broadway and Harvey
'».1\11kurt were appointed a conrmittec to
perfect. the. plans.
William A. Kellogg, one of the old-
est members of Concord Division,'
Sons of 'i‘ctnpcrunco, came to Roway-'
ton from Nth-walk, yesterday.
called 011 Charles II. Gulder, who has
been an invalid for many years. Mr.
Kellogg brought 11 fine. bouquet of
roses and carnations
fruit and cake, which he presented to
Mr. Holder who was an honorary mem.
her of. the order. Mr. (inlder highly
appreciated the remembrance, and
wishes to express his thanks to the1
‘11111111bcrs. Mr. Golder has always been
'deeply interested in temperance1 work.
;nnd was an enthusiastic order of Ris-
"1ar llli ision here some years 1120.
Inch
( .._._—_.~..., ..
they will play with one of the teams of
that place.
Mrs. Charles Mason, 01' I’outrhl-zezji-
sle, N. l’.. has been the guest oi her
daughter. Mrs. Edward Merrill 11f Sen-
view avenue.
John Redford. of East Norwalk. 1111'
abstract janitor of the Fitch school,
‘ recovering from slight injuries to the
lands sustained while engaged in his.
1,: work. '
‘. liarry ()berlandcr oi \‘cw Haven,
has been the guest of relatives hem
rett-ntly.
.——--..~__._o
1111111 Island, has been visiting in New
York city.
l‘a
A daughter was born yesterday '
1.Mr. and Mrs. (llntrlcs S. Crockett.
, , ,
___.__. McKinley place.
., The Woman's Forcnm Missionary; _....._.-,..
Society had a "‘1‘” “‘19992‘3'“ ""‘l1 Mrs. Earl I“. Thames, of Rouflnyton
‘1pl‘oflinble mettini: at the rcsuience oi 11111111111. has been entprtnhlinz \Irs
‘ Mrs.Frank Seymour, inst evening. At “00,1“. Murruv 01 Norwall.
the close or the program, refresh-i-
mellis were lit‘Wt‘tl by the hostess. l
111'
A11 adjourned meeting ot'ti111
1111111111 Fire (‘ompnm
. A“ unusually high ”G9 came “”0 its quarters, in llowuyton 111111111111 to-
the local harbor this morninp, mini-lt-
lng almost 11p to Ihclcrelol11111113114111” .
The river was tilled with irreclcttie' 'iidwnrd
'fl‘om Norwalh and above, where tile'avcnuch
Norwalk river had torn away outbuild-
ings and fences in its mad dash to the. some little.
fiodnd.
Ile-
niuht.
Brothcrton, of
started for San
-_. Mrs. Elizabeth Crooks, of Dibble
East Narwalk is struggling, with a street. has received a message. from
deluge of water that tell last night. Chicago, announcing the death of her
South Osborn avenue was choked up brother-In~law.
this roaming and that portion of the, ——~:-
263d under the railroad bridge was Plumber R A ”“1" h“ “99“ “‘3'“
blocked to traffic, the water being too ing out the water pipes at the Frazier
high for wagons or pedestrians to no Gilmun P1309 1" “WWW“ “WW9:
’ curate. At. Benedict Farms bridge WWW“? W811 "891!
W Al llat'ner's sto1e,s,portion of the.
'fllad was washed out a deep hole he-
lls gullied down tl11ougl1 to the water.
. below.
ol' Rowayton avenue. He started Sat-
urday for Texas, and Monday was in
Pastime Baltimore. Maryland, where he was 1111'.
joying himself.
"The photograph of the
The best local and New York
references for
Electric Light 81 Power.
WIRING
111.1. wosK . GUARANTEED
The Philatheu Class has planned to
hold a green social in the chapel of the
Rowuyton Methodist Episcopal Church
this evening, and a pleasant time is
being looked forward to.
News of the death of Allen B.
Dauchey came as a shock to his many
not been ill. and his sudden taking
away was's surprise. He was for
‘many years engineer at the railroad
company‘s pumping station, and was
a valuable man. respected by all who
knew him. He served with honor dut-
Ingtho Civil War, and was a mem-
ber of the Grand Army. Post.
m Figure on. Your Wirlng and
Fixtures.
r 11 FIELDING
63 BEAVIEW AVE.
. ‘ , Preparations are nearly 'conipietsd
1“ A . for the dance of the Kindly 91111. next
- , ~ ' lFridsy evening. Tbs music {.111 be an
. ifl 'und ' ‘ 35c especial feature, as a number of the
‘ “Aft? 17177:“ 't “151:”; new tunes that he" not 15.111. played
"6211:1111 WHHW'IZHhu we before will 111 mu Among 111m
California Pr m. ‘6“ mine the "humid fly" song, volts:
1““ Tommi." '1'. ".1091”er Little nov‘e Lou" two-(156p:
1 "nu Mm"ws1t2; “Baby nous?
mmwwmwwmmwmm
' ca 1.‘ No Tortillas." n11: ; 11111111.: m
m mutt a fuss s s s 1260' m.” twwm’ dm' 1 “‘ '1 '
Edward l‘runklln Weed oi’ (‘outent- '
lo,
“111 111.1 1111111 1113
Highland.
Francisco. 1
California, where he expects to remain -
Relatives and friends are receiving.
postal cards from Morrison Dauchey.
friends here this morning. He had 1
1 insry practice.
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 1278
ROWAYTON. CONN.
Plumbing 8. Heating
' iNSTALLER OF THE
“Belknap” System
OF HOT WATER HEATING
Most Modern and Economical
l
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System.
AND
NOROTON
'I‘be Congregational and Methodist
churches will hold their weekly pray—
er meetings this evening. It is hoped
that large congregations will be pre-
sent. —
Darlen felt weight of last night's
storm during which it is figured that
several inches of rain tell. The
Istreets were, washed and In some
places wash-outs have been reported.
Most people kept within dotting the
night.
Speaking of politics. It was given
out in South Norwalk recently that
Darien would Instruct Its delegates to
the state convention to support Tait
delegates to the state convention to
at convention at Chicago. it is also
reported that there is some Roosevelt
sentiment in this place.
Barton is again becoming .addicted
to the baseball habit and u soon
as the weather permits it‘is under
stood the men and boys will get out
into the fields and enjoy some prelim-
Tbe Darlen baseball
sum will-coo be trotting Into action
now, 01min Frederick H. Smith be
} 1“ bus! min; plans for the control
season. Dorian will have a winning
test: 111111 summer. ‘
The 11.11.111.11. adjusters psid 2 visit
to Dorian restoresy as us predicted
through those 1.11.11.11.11 sud s seasho-
torv ”fitment was oriented bstmn
the miles suit v It. Pools! and
Samuel 1mm. Just whst amounts the
holders or the policies «area would
not. be divulzsd It the «ponies 'but
It was stated that the settlement was
satisfactory to silosiiostnod. It was
. also given out that liaise-111111.11 Pools}
Wollobsgitnsuss' tbs WW1” It“
1 11112 doorway 1.111211”
to cross there, and u long detour had :
monthly 1
Plans were 1
and .
and -a box of‘
'conipnny.
~lituarat1ttr11d to have
support 'l‘att delegates to the nation-'
1
t
| 111' the Theatres
umuhu
1 , 11111111: 111111
Scientist Names Foods, 80 Right
Ones Would I111 Prepared
A professormf'household economies
In the Manitoba Agricultural College.
waiting I11 Farm and Fireside. makes
this classification of foods:
"We all need every day some food
to make muscle. and key the. tissues
of the body in good repair; then we
need some starch and sugar to lilt'e
its energy. some. mineral matter to
and lots of water to help get at this
food to the tissues and to carry away
wastes. The amount that we need or
these did'ercnt kinds of food, I learn-
ed. depends upon our work. I touud
out that here 011 the. farm, where we
are in wood health and have plenty
111i fresh air and exercise, nature regu-
lates otlrvdesire for food, and the
amount that satiseilcs us is about
right, We have no lncvallds 011 dispel»
tics I11 the family, or my task, would
She harder.
1“Theu, of course, it. was necessary
|to know which are muscle foods 11111..
find so i wrote out the classlmatlon
of foods according to their principles
and kept the list on the pantry door
until i know It by 1111,1111. I‘ll repeat
It to you.
“The chief muscle foods are: 1.411111
cheese.
In
meat, lean parts of fish.
11111111111. peas. eggs, milk, clutten
flour. nuts and other foods. '1
"I-‘or foods: Butter, (1111:1111. oil in
cheese. olive oil I11 nuts. fat of 11111111.
such as bacon and other {his prepared
for eating, etc.
"8111:1111: Sugars of all kinds, honey.
syrup. sugar in fruit. candy. etc.
“Starch: All cereals and iiours. potn.
toes. corn and sortie other vegetablcs.
“Mineral matter: In all fruits and
all vegetables."
NEW POLI THEATRE.
Mr, Poll Himself Breaks Ground For
Big Bridgeport House.
1111111111;1~11n1r, March l3.~—S,\‘lvos
‘tcr Z. I’oll, yesterday with a new shov-
I11'oke ground tor the "New Poll"
,1I11111t11r on the corner of Main street
land (.‘nngress street.
I' Actual work will start this morti—
ling, and the 'I‘orrington Building
which has been awarded
the contract for the undertaking, has
the theater conr
pieted and ready for occupancy on
September 28, 1912. The. new then.
ter will be devoted to vaudeville.
l Asked as to the dismsitlun which
will he made 11f the present Poll the-
ater on Fttlrtleld avenue. Mr. Poll said
”1th plans have not. been made In
regard to that matter. An announce
ment will soon be forthcoming, how-
ever
The "New Poll" will be the twen
tleth of Mr. I’oli‘s chain of playhous-
'11s, 11 chain which stretches over the
uttptorn portion oi the United States.
it embraces annisement houses trom
Miinaehusetts to Washington. D. C.
..__.
1111.
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A. A. D. SASSOON DEAD.
LUNDON, March 13.-—Arthur Abra-
ham David Sassoon, an intimate
friend of tho Iate'King Edward. died
today in his 72nd year.
keep the blood pure 111111111111 digestion, '
‘ This week's bill Is a militant Illustra-
tion of the limitless resources of
Modern Vaudeville, at
HOYT?
Offering at all Times the a... the
World Afforde. Look at this Daz-
zling Array of Twinkling Stars.
Announcement Extraordinary and Ex-
clusive-Limltoli Vaudeville Tour of
America's Greatest Irish Comedian.
Erin's Sweetest Singer, the Star of
Sweet innis‘falicn, Rory and.many
other Noted Successes—-
MR. CHARLES MACK
and I Notable Company of Irish
Players, presenting the Soul-stirring
Idyll, “ERIN’S ISLE," In which the
Magnetic 1Personality and Golden
Voice of Mr. Muck. that are so well
known-to every man. woman and
child of America. are revealed In
their fullest degree. Picturesquely
presented In four massive scenes.
and Interpreted with all of the ex-
quisite beauty. sentiment and heart
appeal characteristic of Mr. Mack
and his excellent company.
Another Extraordinary Appearance
HENRY HARGRAVES
1!. COMPANY
offering a Delightful Episode of Dar-
Ing Adventure entitled "Chums."
Two Fascinating Bits of Feminlnlty
LILLIAN A ETHEL YOUNG
Singing Songs Sweetly, Dancing
Dalntily and Diverting Domurely.
A New and Clover Comic Duo
1,. EDWARD KRESCO
5 AND EVA FOX
Vin their Timely Patter Specialty
called “A Lesson In Aviation." gal-1
nlshed with Songs and Dances.
1......-
A Royal Trent for the Little Ones
MME. BUSSE'S CANINE
ENTERTAINERS
Introducing the Eve Tanguay of
Dogvltle. Cutest and Cunningest
Pets In all Animsldom.
THE HOVT'S HARMONISTS. provid-
Ing the Freshest Broadway Hits.
THE HOYTSCOPE, displaying the
Latest and Best Motion Pictures with.
out Darkness or Eye Flicker.
W~r1111~
Auditorium
Motion Picture
Parlor
South Norwaik
It you read this advertisement you
will surely come to the Auditorium to~
nluht and witness the big show. The
following leading reels for the big
rli()\\' are womb the. price alone:
"Dooiey's Scheme"—-Blo. “Won
Through a Me'dtum"-—Blo. 'I‘wo side:
splitting pictures that will make your
heels touch your head.
“In the Days of Goid"-——Seiig.
Western play that cannot be heat.
A
Ilig matinee today. Price to all. 5c.
Watch this ad. for our big sensation.
Program Changed Daily.
MW
Notice
The decorating business of
E. E. Garham will be con-
dueted hereafter under the
name of The Gorhum Co..
Conductor (after village choir has;
massacred a sublime passage of ora«
tor-Io rehearsal)-"Ye"ll has to duo1
better than that. I can a‘ stat seo'
Handel himsel‘ iookin' doon true:
Heaven an' sayin', “Man Jamie, but
yo're makin'~ai1 awful bangle o't.""
~Punch.
Will 0EOLAREO "
Catsrrh Germs Must be Conquered or
. Health wm be bent-m3.
It you have column you must van-
quish an army of persistent. destruc-
tive mierobes‘before you can get rid
of It. I
You might on well choose your'
weapons. declare war and annihilate
this army of outsrrh germs right now.
811111112011 dosing won't kill them:
neither will sprays or (touches.
Emmet. s Mount. antiseptic. germ
dellmylns sir bresthsd over the en-
tire membrane will put ostsrrh some
out of business In short order.
I. amel‘og'onouboo it High-om)
sun to 1
bronchitis. 11.1.1.3“ W
mm? blob: if you.
met 11:11.11 rubber palm 1.212171%
“it s so ‘ W
Ernest W. Youngs becoming
a member of the firm, with
a larger stock than ever be-
fore. and a full force of
competent mechanics. We
respectfully solicit your con-
tinued patronage.
The Gorbam Co.
131.12. (.‘IORII AM,
E. W. YOUNGS.
Props.
10 First 8%.. East Norwalk
TelephoneFour FiveTwo
WM
m “— .. u... .._..... $1.... 1.“
BRIDE F0078 BILL.
Down New Haven way. according to
en eminently reputable Elm City pa-
per, at least one girl proposed to the
man of her choice, and. after being
accepted bought the 111113, paid the
minister, snti put up. the money for.
the wedding trip. Commenting on the
situation. we have only one question
to ask: tht sort of men do the!
hive in New Haven who are so lost
the exposed cor-
ner room, the bay
window, or the
room that gets no
sun with a
GAS
HEATING STOVE
illDustiess. Noise-
less, .. Botherless,
Easy to, Light and
to Extinguish.
United Electric
Light 81 Water C0
Ii. Y. ii. H.&ii. it. i. iliiilliiil
In Effect Oct. 1, 1911.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.-12:48x. 6:09x. 6:411, 0:09, 6:67
7:202. 7:l6x. 8:171, 15111 9152. 9:37.
10:?0x, 10: 46:1. 11: 33x.
P. M. ~12: 64x, 1: 05. 1: 37: (Phila. (1
“1.11111 Exp; goes to Harlem River). 2. 1“:
3:27, 4: 312. 5:5.6150x, 6: (0. ti: 111:. 1:16:
rzsttx. 9: 4011, 10:111.
Sundays.
A.M.~—12..48x 5: 092:, 1. Fr. I 54, 10; 201.
I'. M -—~l2: E1111 2. Six. 2. 4911 6: 36 6:601.
1.01111. 7:12. 1 1'52x. 8 :21x. a: 16:, 111. 23.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
M. ~4: 4611. 6:40, 00:! 8:001. 8:031.
8:662. 9:1611. l0: 0211.10.06. 11.00x. 11: 03.
l. M.—l 1'” 10311, 1:10 1:602... 0:0x, 2:67,
3:30); ll 66x “20.41322. 6 :061. 6:16.61261.
gaunt. 6: 03. I: 00x. 8: 03:. 9:30.11:001, 11: 80.
002.
Sundays.
ti: 19.
To Brldsoport. 891111111111" only—o: 05 p.111.
days.
al.4111211, 1.11:. 1:11:11, 11:12. 11:12.
10' 10! 121.1!
1= 12—21111}. 11:10:. 2.11:. 11:10:. 2:11;.
10:07:.
DANIUHY To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. Mr— :00. 7:! 8:00 8:18. 10:08. 11:00.
.P. I. :«x. 0: . that). 1
lundsys.
9. #34: .III. 11 Ill»
4100. 7: IL
SOUTH NORWALK TO DA’NBURY.
~1ioooumsily except Mondays).
~:a‘111. «"2111. t- 11:. mo. 1:12.
aunds In
2 31:23:21.1;
, .‘ new mix To sosrou.
Itsppln' at New Haven. Now London
A.
0:18. I: 3‘37
Warm Up
All —:1'.oo. 8:: not: 10: 02x 11. ‘ 1
r1. 1111'.~12-. 0'1. 6662315: 0'4. 0:011'. 1129;.
8:30x, 9: 3021. “Mix,
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. hie—12112: 1:271 1:571. 0:00. 7:28.
11:12:, 111: 23x..1 .1111 11:11.
11. n.-— 11'1'11.1:i111:,1 sznx 2:21;.1123.
s 1211. 11:151.." 11:17.7 ilzos'x.
Spring Suits to Order
$15. 00 Up
Made to your Measure
and acCording to your
ideas and style.
0
TAILORED BY
SMITH, GRAY, & COMPANY
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1186-2.
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for you to be warm in your new
' house this winter is to have us install
;11 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 beet.
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
Phone 742 NORWALK. CONN.
‘THE NEW SCllZNCIi
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of an-
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by 11 wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even If done In childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain In
later liie in the ditlereut 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-
sis, Heart, Kilncy and i‘ me. lo Dis-
eases are given 1.11111". 1111 attention; also
Curvature of the. Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic s
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK.
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
IT
KEEPS
i " THINGS
NEW
The Varnish for all. your uses.‘_
,It’s guaranteed by
Valentino 81 company
linkers of high-[rude varnishes
since 1m.
Guaranteed by us
CHAS. E. DOW
Washington Btrsst, South Norw‘slls
,3 ,
Some day there is sure to be 2 real
~buyihg opportunity for you in one o!
the sentlnel “For Sale" ads. Every
day they are listen/stilts.
Norwalk Chronicler