Mi’al'n itiniliitii inflow
' mm or St. nets on 4
W
Kidneys mu neonate? Not
not canoe.” mun; Your heck-
‘ who termed,» 1mm. solution
or n Itrihleldiho quickest relief, ll
soothing. penetrating “fit. Joe-ho Oil."
_ mini: right on the who or tender
tint, and instantly the coin, antennas.
‘ stillness and innocent Ween.
mt toy crippled! (let is until trial
Dottie oi “St. Jacobo Oil" from your
4mm and timber no. A moment
better it in united you'll wonder what
income at the backache, isolation or
. m polo. “St. Jumbo Oil" is
hernias ”0- doesn’t‘liurn the skin.
,.lt'a the. only application to rub on
a week, lime or painful back, or lor
laminae. 33W, nemlgie, rheuma-
tlom. domino or a shirt.
linemen of the Third district are
melting the regular repairs.
A meeting of the Epworth ensue was
held at the home ol’ Charles Ainewortll
last night.
Mrs. Gobrleleon, 0! East ‘Norwnlk, in
confined to her home with on attock
of the mutant.
The weekly prayer mention of the
East Nat-walk churcheii , ..i 'be held
tomorrow night.
It was no 1033‘; on the East Side to-
day that the docks on we west side
or the humor were not visible.
The wet washes o! the Crescent
laundry for the second week of the
new ‘scheme will he received on Fri-
day and Saturday ext-in. I
‘ .y‘ {final Nero-ant. or third district is...
Home, hare'n greet latte-cot lathe at
fairs of the city and some of the man
may be seen regularly oi, Council meet-
ings. There were same on" hand last
evening.
Charles lAlex, of “flutters store.
who has been quite ill is now improv-
ing nicely. lilo my friends are nice
ed to know that he in o ‘18 read to
complete recovery and are planning to
welcome him.
The next gmne in uli' “Vol tourna-
ment at imner‘o store will he play-
ed tomorrow ill the 80"‘diot'n l’nrm
store, when Frank Rendition, one of
the scratch mun, rated 1., will meet
Fred. Burton, ruled 80.
As noon an the warmer mower
cameo the bridge oontrm‘mre will in-
We their working force, on they
must rush the work dir'-;g this next
summer if the nine to finish the con-
tract within the stated time is to be
oarried out eucceeoiuliy.
Attention in “all: cubed to the lot
in the rear of 0. 'li‘. Aiothorpe’n shop.
which in n public dumy2...; grwnd. it
in earnestly hoped that all who We
nature to diepose of will have it tak-
en there nod cienn up their unit; be-
fore coring. The Kent Nowell: illn-
m m min Malt. iii-cm . 3
m ran-Ion infill: 3‘” mm
nailing atrium mmwitmefl
ommmmmfi
‘ illicit! them in Memphis; one .very‘
Mine ilreine Lynch spent Sunday in
New York city, ‘ . .
‘ Mrs. J. Wont. oi Stamford, to: noon
visiting in Morton.
mart Auntin. oi Stamford, has been
visiting Mrs. 1“. Savage. in Rowoyton.
it prayer meeting will be held in the
Baptist Church this evening at 7:4»
o'clock.
W...—
‘ tor Gould, cl ‘Rowaytou avenue.
‘Misa Mabel Michael, of New York,
has linen visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. A.‘
Brenda.
' run—-
3 Arthur (:1an has resumed his duties
as new oi lboeen’s store in Henry
street South Nore‘nlk.
i
Dv‘)
Common xiii-den me crowed tune
heavy in. with sulphur and alcohol
added. .vriii torn gray, strained nil
toiled their beautifully dark and lux-
urinnt. remove every- bit of delimit.
‘Junt n‘lew npylicntlonr will prove a
res-relation it your heir is iodine. our
or dry, aeragzly and thin. Hiringgize
also Ten and Sulphur recipe at home.
though, is troublesome. An cooler way
is to get the ready-tom tonic, costing
about 50 cents 3 large bottle at drug
stores, known as "Wyeth'n flute and
Sulphur Flair Remedy," thug evolution
a lot at muse.
While wispy, grey. foiled hair in not
sinful. we at: desire to retells our
youthful appearance and attractive
nose. By «phoning your heir with
Wyeth'eSnse and Sulphur. no one can
; Robert Jones of New York city, was -
i r
a recent guest or his sister Mrs. Will-,eveniy- W“ 5““ dampen a “W 0’
.soft mm with it end drew this
i Miss Minnie finlilin oi Onoonta, New
York. has returned to her home in'
llowayton for a few weeks visit. ;
1 m i
i Miss Laura Crockett, whohns been.
spending several weeks in Philadel-g
phin, has returned to her home in‘
ltoyvayton. l
i
hire. Daniel Craft, who underwent an i
operation in the Stamford Hospital ll
last week, iii expected to return to her'
home in Raymond street, this week. 1
Mill SIDE Elli SHIP
i
' Mills INTO IEXIBO;
(Continued from iiret page)
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4
instructions wont forth to customs‘
agents 0‘ the MW“ Government'smmfom yeaterdny ni'tornbn. 3
along border its well as to the armyi
officers in charge of the border patrol:
notifying them of the proclamation by
President Wilson raisingthe embargo
on arms. ’
i
3 The border petrol “‘0 f“ as “i The notion Fire Company is bony;
has been preventing thelnmuggiinz of
arms pow relax its vigilance to some
extent. though its services still will
be required to prevent mnrnudlnx'
bands i’rom crooning the international
line or to keep armed combatants from
moving back and forth from one coun~
try into the other. ,
The status of the nrme' question is’
unlike any situation that hoe hitherto
existed. though its operation will re;
sembie more closely than anything: Postmaster
else the suite of affnlro existing be-
low the joint resolution of (Joust-eon
of March it. 1912, was put into etiect.‘ _~._
Whereas the United Steins at that}
time Permitted consignments oi’ arms
tell. because it does it so naturally, so
through your hair, taking one email
strand at a time; by morning all Knit
hnlra have disappeared, and, after an-
other applictlon or two. your hair be
comes beautifully dork, glossy, sum
and luxuriant. ’
‘ DARIEN
AND
NOROTON
William Merklln is annexing iron. a:
heavy cold. 1
‘/
l
r
lonstoble Smith was ii visitor inf
i
Mrs. Marion Waterbury woo oper-
ated upon at the Stamford ”0391181,;
Saturday. i
i
“’"" “""M" i
now, with propqtrotions for “when nut;
Tuesday. I
Mien Susan Yonik, ct" (Henilrooli. en-
tertained friends from Nurolon at her;
home over Sunday. 1
Misc Ruth Thompson oi' Standard;
won the guest, Sunday or hire. Charles}
Lockwod of Main street. i
i
Austin of Xcroton‘,
Heights was in Vista. Monday. attend-i
ing the funeral of a cousin. ‘
i
amen [illicit oi the Foi‘d Munroe“
turing company. was r. visitor with!
‘0 nose ”“0““ ill-“1°59 customs “0““ friends at Ncroton Heights yesterday}
98 held by the regularly constituted§ i
government, it allowed no shipments: Mrs. w, 1, Austin at “Newton Heights;
through other ports of entry. even‘is about again, alter a long confine?
though occupied for months by revolu-
tionary forces. The Conatituiionnlinta
tnent at her home because of illnece.'
i
he“, mo... 0,. u", customs hm... on; Dr. Theodore ii. Brown of meme!
the Mexican side of the international
line. The federal» still occupy such
white as Nuevo 'llaredo and Piedras
Negros, but the Conatitutionnilste now
.can ship arms without moloetotion
through Brownsville, Toms, to Meta-
moros from Preeidio, Ten. to citizen.
from El Peso to Juarez, as well no,
at ouch important points as Doubles
and Monica.
Whether every ohiptnent of nrmo‘
would have to be preceded by a per.
mil from the State Department. as has
faculty is enJoying a few days at the}
two or his parents, RM. and Mrs. ii.’
.8. Brown.
The lndles' Missionary Society of;
the Congregational church will meet}
'i‘huriidny afternoon. at theyhonle oil
Mm. Albert Scofleid. '
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9
Mansfield avenue in being ourveyetil
for the state road, which is to lend}
into New Canaan. Two and raven-i
tenths of the highway will he in the}
"aroma“ osmintion 1" 3m“! “"0" been the cone in exceptions to the town of Dorian.
noted in improving the mm Side.
mill. very soon requeetin; ouch voter’s
one in o mixing " W‘ ports of entry. won 9. phase of the alt- , Stamford Monday.
nation which. it was expected wouldi w.
non: Republican club (or the Third din.
trim. The notice will stole that in
meeting will be held on Friday. Mm-
ary 18. when plan; will be dluounued.
The meeting. will be held u the li‘lich
school. dimmers there has been I destined for the Conetltutlonaiioto elaol'i‘huradny, at 8 p. m. Dr. Jenkins“ oi
Republican ore-ohm tor the limi- in to be decided by column of the‘ director at the moon. Mré. Harold:
Treasury and Department of Justice. ’Morehouae will sing.
NW MEANS, m. i.-~Driven‘ '
dentini campaign. but otter. the elec-
tion the club will die out. The pur-
mnowintohuvonoluboinlnruo
“mi" «mm W ““9 ‘i ““1" under Geltemi' you, the mmim‘aim' home minim, during the mac
lcoryii or the Huerta. government (unweoii, that of (merino Eunice. 71
yenrln moment.
When llld. Jamil) we. doing buolnean
in New York no me receiver a lat-
ter M Memphis. Team. with noth-
ing on to W his mum and poet-
port, no oily, m town or state,
“immobile-wen Whenthe
woman aired his: low it. e lo
doiinrbiiiwinclouduomm-
meet. or film“. nice on 'ciuin.
When he «an all“ how it came
hmmw,'Mmenlyone
‘fl, Jam." m an hit «new
todadtimddminthemmend
. lied fwwml‘tmit. mm
. in menu, mum in u‘
., mm. tow to» Mon M
E
'ioint resolution of iMoi-ch it. 1912,’
heretofore. or whether the procnmm’ Rev. n. 8. Cream: at the Meiho
A cell will be sent out to members lion issued by the preeident woulo'dliit church. Dr. 1!. S. Brown 0! the
of the 'ilepulilicnn Duty of [hot Nor. merely mm the status or regular Congregational. and Rev. G. E, Rich-
connignmentn thrown recognised
noon be worked out by government
officials.
i
of ammunition. soiled on the border
out of Northern Mention by the rebels,
thenorthern mllltnry diviolon, arrived
in New Orleans today, «route to Mix-
ico City The otfioora more with Gener-
al Memdl when he fled bolero lien-
erel Villain forces, at 0551!!“ They
lure tonight for Vern Chin vie. lla-
vane.
The detachment in going back to
the "capital to me their chief. it in
cold. in whatever capacity he on: an)!
on them.
Good «one. are to on Mmior
the «vermin;
m.
The disposition oi a large quantity, door Work of the state Agricultural
of,
tor attended the ntinistera' meeting in
Dr. E. ii. Jenkins of New have»!
will give an illustrated lecture (in "Out.
Station." at the Congremtionol church.
no
one death in reported at the Bol-
yem old, who died. January 20. He
who it member of Company, In. Film
Connecticut Velveteen, and «later oi
Company 1‘, Second Connecticut item
Vy Artillery. during the aver. Billie}
wan to iimiutirovo minty.
Mrs. Hnntoril Smith was reverent '
hurt Mustard»)! mornlu. by n felt. a
she no entering our home on the on:
Kings Highway. litre. Smith new
in tip the kitchen atoll-ii at the roar
oitlte More, When. through new“
«maroon-he tell minu‘ihoaloor
roman-elm, and .minined'muriltsm
i
,_ ‘54..
.5
xiii;
stop ocaip itching and filling hairy
, i... vinyl 3.... lack in
it good m. was heat in tile our the tone. nor conditioniii‘W‘v ‘ ~
WHY MISTER SUN STAYS
IN BED.
Ever' time do big Sun nay
He’ll give dc worl’ a shiny day.
An' starts do sunshine for to
Spill ‘
011 de wet how-atop an’ dc hill.
De ole Wori‘, he makes up. 211'
you. .
7~ Can’t see do sunshine strugglin’
iii-
mono
An‘ don de big Sun says: "Oh.
well.
El you don't want no sunny
spell
Des go yo ways wid' smoky days.
An' I'll «its “bank“ my furnace
blaze;
I'll go 'lntig back tar btd right
now——
i ain’t slcp' halt enough no how!"
—~Frank L. Stanton in Atlantic
Constitution.
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0n and utter New. Jun. 13,
11M. deiit'or ultralight
5‘Foot of Catherine St.
(or Norwollt and South Norwolit.
THE NORWALK STEAMOAT LiNE.
WORSE f. NOTE. 0. Fl A.
DO YOU WEAR emcee"
it on are you notified that they
have been iltted in your eyeoin a
. correct and proper manner? Have
. They Given Your Eyes Tint Roller
which you expected theyxoulii? It
they haven’t or you need slum
consult me at once. i
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
. OPTICMN.
Room a. Koeior Mining.
Opnuite Hoyi'e Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friiily
4L Evenings. 0:30 to 8.
N. Y. Moreno—~72? .lii Ave. 8 to
4 p. in. daily.
Electrical Co.
Th.- Wiy Mir W
ELECTRICAL error
in the Town
3;: AUTO IUPPLIII
Phone ans—so Bo. ruin at.
80-. NW. lilo Hell Block. '
1 or Unto-lint. service Cell
FRED. N. ”HUNG.
Funeral Director and
Emulator.
one: and avoidance
Telephone 904.
It 80. Mein It. 30. Nowell.
4‘ t lint nuts, because its in"
leucy in to grow worn it! _
neglect.
.1}: You will one much nnnoy-I
"fl moo. on well no time and tron».
‘~:,‘ tie, by “phoning or sending .. '-
i;:'j-;ls whenever any part or
t'vanltnry equipment. owner! to '.
an out of order in the least. as
Cut the High Cost
ofLiving by Boring
COKE
' Cheaper and
Cleaner Than Coal
:No Ashes to Slit »
Pier 27 East River .
No. 155 Wellington at. i
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_ no.
menu: moment. W.
" ' momma:
LEW" (J. Wallace titan-n '
mum» \ Jolt» H. mm
dmlothn Orin Fred. H. .llnmn
Ismael Gunmen Louie R. Huflm
Henry I. Locum
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is the melt completem the ‘-" 1
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STAMtVORD, MAGEE
YORK. PERFECT
ACORN !
Alla Repair. for AM Rana
Jones & Hotchkiss '.
Company
37 W!” B. Nomiit. '
w'u‘nvarn a an" a n’a‘wwfa'
{p-~u~u ...\.\vn-.o...‘xy
T he Gotham Co.
Always the Latest Things in
WALL
_ Painting .
7 Paw Hanging if
Decorating
The Corbett) Co.
‘ , 10 Pint St. [at Nomelk
LOVER’S
THE PLACE
BOYS
Tan. High-cut Storm Shoes.
A sturdy shoe for skating
and wet weather,
$2.50. $3.00.
MENS
High-cut Storm Slices,
$5.00.
Cork Sole Show,
35.00.
Drone mi.
$4.00 to $660.
BOSTON HUB
RUBBERS
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