.,.. w-.....—.... MW...
an .. D... .-
tor WM and! to the «artist or the
.. district committee and one or the
members aaid that dd spun would be
attended to as quickly II posaible.
va-fl-fl
,. The announcement tirade In yesten
, dev- paper to the direct um three
l"Im‘t‘d’a a 6081 were iaitiag' to be on
n mall-'5 “I” mitufliinr loaded at the Ferris Coal Company
into I III ht~3hara is uolhin .
odeliciead I: “a “a: ,PM no ari'la»: k Gans_ Company
an: “hnpmnoumon, ”mogul“, .d‘ocltil wail erroneous. it” was stated
h‘uup—iuatedd be; water. 1 Ithln moral“ hr“ nonrésontatlvea or
A all: in a cranial—sedan» I mm. these concerns that the barges ware
(8)th
iIUUlLLON
«Mal an... be” Imlofinitoly either empty, or bound for other yards
E. as! ot"£§'fiil%.§l§f”im and the recent statements thuteooni
DIALEHI IN SOUTH NORWALK could not. be purchased from the
wholesalersat any price was reiterat-
ed.
Abrahamaon. 8 1 2 Be our
Miller. 33 W. Waahln
I healthy.
Noni to “foil I! M Hair II Dis.
and.
Even it you have I. luxuriant head
0: hair you may want to know whether
It is Ila-a headdryeondltion or not.
Ninety-eight per cent of the people
4’
need a hair tonic. .,
Pull a hair out at your bond; If the .. .,
bulb at the and ,0! the root is white
and shrunken, it'pl'ovec that the hair
is diseased. and requires prompt
treatment if its loss would be avoided i
if the bulb ill pink and full, tllé’ bail ini
Broad River
We want every one whose hair on-
on 8mm
0rd Pharmacy, cor. $0.1M
'5"
.70 WaMahllnoton It.
72 No. Main 8t
(0 Cedar St.
48 0°mllv.aagtlnnton St.
60.. 22 lo. Main 8!.
Co. 8 No. Main St.
notary 60.. 20 No. Main St.
{a [N [.AST NORWALK
. “was: Zant 8t.
I5
Hlnck. 4" Fort
3. Meal! Co. .. 231." East Ave.
r! Jcselovaky.
WWII-l DAVID 8 C0" 801- Azania
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid society was held Wednesday nf-'
ternoon at the East Avenue Methodist
-
l
I
the opening your were elected and thel
Ioporia of the otiicera submitted. E
These showed a prosperous your, tire'
uociety being rich In good works and
having u substantial balance in the
treasury. At the conclusion of HID.
meeting. refreshments furniniled by
the president were consumed with rcl.
hill and u delightful social time was
enjoyed. The (Miners elected worn on
follows:———l’resldent~Mrs. A. N. l’ii‘li-
dock. First Vice President—Airs.
Charles Simmons. Second Vicoi’rpsl-
dent—Mrs. Alexander Palmer. Socrcfl
New York
”Limit.
or~Mrs. Frank Seymour. Colloctor~
Mrs F‘l‘nnk Day All of the above
named officers with the exception of
the two vine prosidontu were roolnc
tori.
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ROWAYTON
. Between the storm nnd tllo prevail
In: east winds at big tide. was backed
‘ up into the harbor this morning.
liobort St-alnl was 1 recent visitor ill
New York.
Mn.‘ «w...
here will be the usual Lenten ser , Charles R. Potty, 0‘ Raymond mm,“
as in Ciliiiii Church this evening nt‘ Inks been visiting in New Cumin“-
:45, followed by choir relrolrrsul, ,
"*— l ("npla
John I‘. iriilin is installing now on- ”h” iiarnunl & Bailey
two! sinks and drinking fountains in lurk yesterday.
m the Pitch and Marvin schools i
I
~—~
lIl Edward ii. Smith witnessed
(:il‘Cliili in New
\
WW-h
\irs. Lewis W. l-ioppa has boon on-
‘ It. was reported ”1E3 morning that leriuining Minn Clark. of New York
8M 8, was a bad break E“ the wmerrt' .t\ at war homo. all: Tokenolte
Emaln at the cost end of Fort street. I
r . I \ (nrload of furniture from iiocmtor.
The Junior League 0' the East Am”. il. li-i iiiTi\t‘.II at the itowayl 1m 'ifliii‘llflAI
._._.... m.-.
*7” weekly- "mi?“ meeting 0’ ”10.113111! returned from a tripto Bermuda.
Wish Congregational church was: mm d‘o nrvaiu mad.” at their gun]-
‘ last evening and was well lit in)" caidol'lt'c at Tokencito
.i "M“
i
’I‘huannuai meeting of the indies‘;m one town m
bocloty of the hinst‘AI‘onuo Meih-'
,1? church was held yesterday ni-
. n. .
here will cast ll vote against mneolidn
Lieu.
'ille electricians employed by
New York New Haven and Hurtfortll
~88 ', Lottie Plait entertained Mrs. l
. Q tie Bolknapp and his, Muyl lilad- i
m, of Bridgeport, other home In
merry street, yesterday.
he regular Weekly prayer meeting:
held at the Advent Christian!
rch last evening, under the leader-
,0‘ Rev. George M. Teeplo.
could hardly be seen at times.
Mus—ww-
church at which time the sincere tori
«to try it at our rink.
.nnd 81.00.
tnrywllirs. Edward E. Mead. ’l‘rousur-E
t
i
no Methodist Church E” “WWI“! ‘0 station for John Shormon iioyt, of'
a” a meeting at 3 “EOE"CE". Em“ utter-é Contentment inland.
"*- Mrs E Hope Norton and lentil)“;
ilcuuytou will be. well mlimeentlui
acting in Norwuik 40,. The. Vale of Dreams...
night. and it is likely that ovoryonol
lihe:Thn Oneact Force "A Paper Match."
Railroad company are luslulllnu elec- Aunt Sophrony.rt
trio lights along the depot Madonna; ,
and nits innovation will be appreciated. Roan. her niece-Miss Estelle Cave.
by the patrons of the wind who arrive Sam Hunt. In love with Ross-«Frank
home late at night. The old oil lumps E
lirnizirmt‘: his. In}: .23.. .
not cost anything It It do“ not givertcndored last evening to “title For
satisfactory results it '8 designed to hell, of New Canaan avenue The sur-
ovooonro dandruff. relieve scalp ,mnprise w” hideous beyond every an
ration, to stimulate the hair routs. tlcination. the unbiddon [newts
tighten the hair “my in the hood awoopeddown upon the house to find
that Mr h‘orbeli had retired. Inter ll
grow hair and prevent baldnosa.
it is bounce of what Resell "93"
Hair Tonic has done and our sincere
laltlr In its goodness their, we want yor
'i‘wo sizes. 50c
Sold only at our storcm
'l‘llo ilexnll Store. 'l‘ilc.(‘i'.fford Phar-
[Illii‘y' Quitt‘mvr A's Utility, l‘mpu.
with the merry gathering to lnulte the
Mair an onloyallie one. The time:
was passed in neutral
games. music. etc, iil which the older
Hollis joined with the young in tho
Eiluppy spirit oi the orcaulon.
refreshments were uervoti the pally1
broke up. shortly after midnight. nil
. ....H... ... ”we... ,...,--_.,,,_......,
lunl lllvlll His topic was What it is to
he a Christian Mr. Mcdregor snowed.t‘mlgruiulalina Mr Forliell on his ([1 mum“ m." an. Triumph “A MAT
retraining ability. Among those pros
out wore: Mr. and Mrs. Edward i.)
cell, Mr. and Mrs. William iiuthrio.
MI. and Mrs. Thomas James and son
l’nui .\ir. and Mrs Wullt-rS. lrulnml,
the differvnce bclwoon a (‘hrisilan and
n non-Christian.
I I
I
M‘s. Ralph Hindloy entertained a
party of ladies all. bridge whisl. Wod-
Iresday nilornoall at llur home in Mill lEltir and Mru. Alison i‘orllell \Ir'.
‘]li(’i avenue. 'l‘lrcrc were 28 in tho and Mrs 111mb Forboll. bin.
, him!- Th9 iii“, prize was taken 1" ."MIS. Newman. Mrs. Frederick i-‘ledlor.
Mrs. lloWitt Mud and the second bi ers. George Williams. Mrs. Reynolds.
Miss Nettle Loos-cu. Miss liolen Morr- E Mrs. ll. EIlWllrd (Tamarack, lure. Joseph
‘Iitlllliti and Mn: iilndley Waived tildfl‘nbie‘ Mrs, William G. [.eifnnnt. Jr.
imnsoiatlmr 1'1. oil era George Cable. ills... i-llslo 8t lohn.
E A large audience witnessed the druiEmM Jessie “MM? MW". John
5 I’intl, .lllllIlI Cable inlln Wilson and
‘lltrfornlullm of the one not force. "A lunar li‘orboll. Jr.
lzi’nlor Miltrh." and the illrW-uol com
rd), (ml or 'Iown." which was siren
in the town hall lmli swelling. under
the nunplccs of the Dorian Dramatic
'Muslrui and Serial Society. for the
benefit of the “twin“ Methodist
Plumb. The plays uoro given under
lilo direction or in. A. Summer rind
I
WW.-. .... Am... mu...” .. .....
ENJOYED VIGIT TO WASHINGTON.
M
Principal Thompccn and Party Visited
Many Places of Interest
Principal George 1-..Th0llrllron and
Miran others, nearly all teachers who
took the tr‘l‘p «to Wellington, 1). (t.
have ruturuud to their homes, ranch-
HOYT
ETIII Home of Hits. Happiness and
Thin Bill a Reinahing.
Gathering of Features, all with an in-
hard day' ' work The genial host was Notable Headline Attraction is the re-
Iocn aroused. however and joined In cent two... of the Barnum ‘ Bailey .
intercourse. Daredevil Bounding-Tabla Gymnaata, .
Allor SMCII'
Balancing
Pyramid of Chairs, TIhIeI. and Daring
Smilemaklng Song Patter Specialtlea -
y.
DAISY FARLEY A JAMEs BUTLER
Two Original Musical Comedy Enter-
A Torpalchomn Surprise Senaatlcn
Aaaiatadb
Dancing
Unaqualed tor Charm and quuancy.
Feature Films shown without an equal
AMA!!!
WONOEHI
at the Superb Vaudeville BIIII oiisrad
LOOKI
Hilarity
SPECIAL LENTEN PROGRAM
Distinctive
dividuai Air of Smartneu.
Circus
GARGINETTI BROTHERS
in Feats Hazardous and Hilarious
Added Feature—America's
Clever-oat Farccurs
WILLIAM MOORE and
PAULINE ELIOTT
RIMONIAL SUBSTITUTE"
An Iquillhrlat Extraordinary
REVNOLDS
in Mid-ail- Atop I Lofty
Exploit!
ulnar-c, In Bright Bong. Conversational
and Dance Hlta
"——
ANNA MAHR. Premier Danauaao
Mona. Mykhoff. Celebrated
M‘VOII. In a Performance
”. -i...
HOYTSCOPE
E “Mara.
ngnlu Iiulumlsllnmi the ability pr Mr.
cipooncr and tho members of the so
cltut nlong drulnnlir “"03. file pluyu
were well balanced and wholesome,
Euud mot ultb tho approbation of hi!
those present as silicon by tho senor .
one applause which grcolnd the work
of the young people The program
gwuu us Ioliuwzs
lug South Namath last night.
[party loll. last Saturday and arrived at
the nationnl capitol Suturdy night.
On Sandy morning they altundI-ti Pro-
sldont Willinm ii. ‘i‘ait'll church. mu!
saw the chief executive at worship.
During the oycuing oi Saturday. the
thirty Inspected the congressional lib
E Musical Program. rury and Eluuday afternoon viewed
Just n Chain of Daisies ......... ‘i‘euio the wonderful" the Common Art liai-
Aetna Mandolin Club lerlee. On Monday morning they vis-
E’i‘lro Dance 01 um l.il_\ ...... II N Peck lied the Washington moullmentpwhit‘h
Rosamund . ..il hirer): they cllrniwd end than went to the
Marion Waltzes ........... ii \i. Peck nuroau of Euraving and Printing.
Ult‘iilllof Autumn ......... F ii hello) They also looked over the United
.J. (.‘. Schmidt States Treasury building. During the
attornon they enjoyed a tour hour car-
rlIlse drive through washington and
out to Arlington cemetery and Port
Meyer. '4
Tuesday monitors. the White House
was visited, going through the reserve
rooms of this stately edifice. They
also saw the Smithsonian inatitutlou
and National Museum. in the after-
noon. the Mutant to Mt. Vernon on
‘You‘li Do the Same Thing bvcr .
I Again ............. Albert (trumhle
.Keho March ............ ..fi. A Pooh
I-‘rorn Ocean to Ocean. . .. .J‘. H. honey
by hi. W ilurt, M. i). The cut:
nmciden ladywltira.
Percy Cantrell
maroon the Potomac and back.
.Heaelriab Jehosaphat Brown-«Harold On weapon“, morning they saw
I Cantrell. Washington by automobile and in the
Time-«Any time. Place-Aunt. Soph alter-noon they went to the capitol
me Reynolds was the leader or
"weekly prayer and pmlse service
«was held at the East Avenue
ethoclist Church last evening. ‘ The
“more was well attended.
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phon. 1278
ROWAY‘I‘ON. CONN.
Plumbing 8. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
“Belknep” System
or HOT warren Murine
Moat Modern and Economical
Wat-m.
.... ”a”...
ins Anna Oonklln. of Meriden,re
., hen written as teacher of who
Mervin lichen third grade or the close
item to take a position as prl
. E, teacher in the New Britain Mod
”school Miss May E Anderson will
her in the Marvin school
with Congressman iii. 1. Hill and mm.
President Taft. The remainder of the
afternoon was spent lutlle annals and
house. They were in the former
while the Stephenson arguments were
being carried on, and Witnessod~ the
«thin; of the vote which saw him the
right to hold his seat. which has been
bitterly contested.
Mr. Thompson spoke highly of their
r‘ony'll sitting room.
The Three-set Comedy "Out at Town."
Cunt:
John 8pencer Ellington, the unwilling
possessor of a' dukedom; diaxulsed
as a valet in Art [iv-acorn Schliem-
ins
Robert Mayhow Thorndike. alias "Bob-
by.” a latcholor by 'cllolcewii. B.
Morehonse. ‘
James. a' butler at Thorndike's-Ed-
ward Chandler.
Mrs. Jane Harrington Thorndike. a
widow. mother of Ilobhy, disguised
man Hill who not only 801 them let.
ions that enabled them to enter the
vaults or the treasury bundles. but
{The catch basin at the cor-nerd!
as housekeeper and mold in Acts [I 3]” arranged the visit to President
. street and Seavlew avenue be-
m choked with surplus water this
heroin; and overnowed. The mat-
k
The best local and New York
references for
DARIEN
. AND
NOROTON
Mrs. Herbert S. Brown is ill or. hirsu-
matisnr.
' letuna-
9"‘FiliLDiNG
88 IIAVIIW AVE.
hers. repent Sunday in Noroton. '
‘ . church. upon Human W
.“IW
Sands Beileokand Inn. of film W "
1“me 1|ch 0! Nor-aunt,1
delivered an Mauritius sermon We'd-
peel-day plant. to surround.
Rammnflmithmorthd
and lil~Mrs.-ilenry ll. Morehonse.
Elizabeth Thorndike. her daughter-
Miau Evelyn Reid.
Mrs. J. Ludlnuton . Monroe. turner
classmate of Mrs. Thorndike-elitist;
0. D. Mitchell.
Esther Monroe.
Elma L. Abbott.
Mario, Miss Thorndike’a Iodide-Miss
Ruth Chandler.
Time—d‘he present.
room at Thorndllis'a.
up». John Bromine; business Inau-
Iroid Milllipsusll. It“. inan-
Tan.
They left Washington for name
Thursday morning at 7 o'clock all en-
thusiaatlc over their trip, and de-
. with it.
h" daughter—Misc, Those who went were Principal
Veata Mayhew. ma. ill. 1“. Moareaor.
Mary Rider Helen Thompson, Ruth
Stan . Beatrice Baton. ultra Baker.
Anna Brlody. Elisabeth Molly. May
In. Anderson. nomad mutton. once
Hanna Gladys I‘m-ta and David lion-
Place—Living
echo and Mrs; Blinded: proportlui. ;
Messrs. dhavhord Allow. Monti
The .,.....,.. , ................-
Auditorium
going to my.
treatment at the handout Congress; tenl
lighted with everything counseled
Thompson. Mrs. mm K. St. Johru
——~THE-——
Motion Picture
, Parlor
South Norwaik
A very large crowd attended the
Auditorium last night to see our line
program and all went home pleased.
as our program was a winning; curd.
Our programs cannot be beaten in the
pinto. no matter what prices you are
Why do We have so line
It program and the people that see
them? In a question nailed by a great
many people. llersuse we run first
class pioturea and have an operator
who cannot be beaten anywhere lead-
ing reels [or the big show today:
“HomI—-A Thanksgiving Meryl};—
Edlaon. Avery Interesting Wplay
"An Innmnt Buniar"~VItI. Pou-
tualns fluorine Costello, the Viturapb
slur.
1
And Other Leading Reola.
I_I:l:k'fl‘1:l
. For EASTER} Wear."
, BESIDES THE. NEW SUiTz-L
LION SHIRTS—31.00 a 81.50.
DRESS GLQVES-F-TAN 0R GRAY:
NECKWEAR_NEW CHENEY -
BILKS AND OTHERS—50c. .
SCRATCH~UP sour H'ATS
DERBY HATS—NEW SHAPES.
INTERWOVEN HALF HOSE IN
\N A
D
.Irl -_-,- u n- I -_u_-,-‘x - I,I.-,-‘t - -,-,I I:-'-‘-,I:.;.
COLORS T0 PLEASE. ‘
LIGHT WEIGHT UNDERWEAR.
'. UNION SUITS—OTIS MAKE.
.; . SMITH GRAY SUITS TO ORDER. '5 '
':»' ROYAL TAILOR SUITS TO ORDER. .:
GAS
Light &Water Co
PRICE’S Clothing Store
Phone 16 5-3
98 Washington St.
in I I'll .‘n I‘I‘Ijg ‘
the exposed cor-
ner room, the bay
window, or the '
room that gets no
son with a
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter in lo havens install
3 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 boot.
The Jones 81 Hotcirkiss
Company
HEATING STOVE "mm mm
QDustless. Noise-
less, .. Botherless,
Easy. to Light and
to ' Extinguish.
United Electric
Phone 742
The . New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the srienro of the
(arise of the disease and the all of .rd-
ijrrslinu the same. Disellsts .rlc (nusI d
Ebv a wrenth, twist or sprain ill the
bark Eton if done in (hildhood it
creates pluthed nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs anti
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
this disease and pain and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body
Nervousness Rheumatism aniy-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female illu-
eases are given special attention; niwo
Curvature of the Spine. You Will
never regret giving Chiropractic .1
Extract» of Malt
A Time-triad canal-II Tonic and
Flash louder.
This is a bum Malt Extract. which
we can recommend to you as being
due for poor appetite or Weak sto-
mach. An ideal tonic tor those suffer-
‘ 180 I bottle: Sabottlaa for 25¢.
Piano Votea with every purchase.
Clifford Pharmacy
Quinn» 5 Canty, Props.
Tet. 888-2 THEEREXALL STORE
“I
«.m.
., in stock While we have I .
larger, adornment or line -
WI 18811 mi [Idiomwe . ‘ "i:
MVQMWIQWH the cheap- , . ‘
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