is visiting at the home
_ . Dell. Goya. svenu’s. *olnce mm Bond-y in New york city.
m 1).“, ‘01 cos. nvenue. JVnientines were numerous in town
‘ “gum“, ill {.- ,épom yesterday. the malls carrying many to
the tom-wound. the villlce.
A‘Whit resident notifid the
i E! m accidentally polhe yesterday of a; vicious do: be»
hate. 1“ ut mission-e. £031?er ThomusJ-i
\ . m“ 1’9. mm‘nwmmnwedundmkchsrge
hoped» .mee'u’nc at the church that “$3.; castes, who is a. student
. :PJJW ltamerlnilflS the we!- the Polytechnic institute. in Troy has
MM we"? dim-00¢- returned to his duties in that cmm
mesh—‘Your-Btitcn Club will. alter spendini's low days at 11" home
. _ on Wednesday afternoon at the in Hoiflnloy Street.
‘ um #1 rs.’ Ralph Havens. 82 West The New York Herald Sunday con-
: - tnined on item regarding “The Flyins
cruis- of Educ svenue. who
F. u Wheeler. of Edlie ave- Parson: “0w“ ‘0 30‘3““ “m“ u
' ' f 'll' entertain the members of Harold Cuibill 0‘ whom all {eel very
, thefwonnn's Auxiliary of cum proud because of his ability as a. run-
helium at her home on Thursday nor.
afternoon of this week.‘ «
the Women's Foreign Missionary So- ____.__.._._
cisty of the East Avenue M. E. church Miss Julia. Sherer or Maple avenue
‘ 3"; her home "118 evening All mom;- entertained a. party of friends from
i; hers are requested to attend . New York over the week-end.
Members of the Watch- Your-Stitch Miss Edith Cantrell and her broth-
club held 8- Valentine social at the er. Clitton, are both ill st their home
Morse hall on Saturday evening on the Post Road. .
"Hearts" were played during the William E. Loundes. who is liting
evening and after cards dancing and at the home of his son. \V. Irving
refreshments were enjoy ed ' .Lowndes. Maple avenue. fell and free.
According to a. story being told tured his wrist. a. few (1:135 ago
around ’15:”: Not-Walk two red foxes Mrs. George R. Smith. who, before.
have been seen in the Marvin Ridge her marriage a few \ears ago: was
vicinity during the past week one be- domestic science instructor at ( enter
mg conSiderably smaflcr than the School. has been substituting for Miss
other. Muriel Brady. the past w.eek
Frank S. Avery. of Fourth street.
who some time ago almost lost the.
sight of his right eye, when some;
hot metal "squirted" into it. is recov—
ering and it is beliruri will regain)
almost the full use or his eye
This evening the Young Men' is!
Community club will meet to take!
action on several important matters!
to come before the club for consider—
ation. Tomorrow evening the pin-
ochle tournament will receive the at-
. tention of the two teams competing.
" -> Mrs. Sterling Durgy; who has been ends indigestion, Gases.
critically ill for the past three months. 8 ‘ '
is somewhat improted and has re- Soumess, AGd‘ty
3111112? to heighome on Fifth street. - 4
rs )urgy has been away for two You don't want a slow r
. cmedy
gifol§5:nunder¥the care of D“ Wm. T when your stomach is bad—or an un-
Venturcsome kat 'certain one—~or a. harmful one-your
s ers were out at stomach is too valuable; you mustn't.
Cavanaghfs pond last night. This injure it with drastic drugs.
afternoon it is expected that the icel When your meals don't fit and you
. will be in better condition and by this feel uncomfortable. when you belch
.. running it is quite likely that there gases. acids or raise sour. undigested'
. “iii be a. number out to enJoy skating: food. When you feel lumps of indi-
"Hu- mill pond is not safe as yet, be- [gestion pain. henitburn or headache.
.- 11188 of the fact that salt waterll'I'Om acidity. just out a tablet of
1“.ng slowly, Pope's Diapepsin and the stOmach
Albert Ferris and his team of pin— distress is 80“?-
. mhlc sharks. who despite their know— Millions 0‘ 990919 “WW the magic
L irrige of the game went down to de- of Pape's Diapepsin as an antacid.
k.- ieat before Melville Waldron's team;They know that indigestion ““4 d"-
le STOMACH
RIGHT U_P
"Papa’s Diapepsin” at once
: in the. recent pinochle tournament ofiordered stomach are so needless The
who Mayflower Hook 8: Ladder com .reiiet comes quickly, no disappoint-
“\pmly decided last night at the Feb- PM“: and they “3‘ 5" mue t°°
film-y meeting of the company. to
give the winners of the tournament
a. turkey supper. the date being set
The Needle family 0 ‘finmiey my. gum: (in
ht
.‘ . z“ . . c L
, , Jammsrso $3.323: DARIEN & NoRo TON,
‘wos used bx tho State police in con-
iprdnosewieef
These services replace
in: service
of the winter: .
The Why Worry
which met Tuesday
items of flu Serepto Roster. elootod
"i new corps or officers. as mum
Pro I“. R th Br‘efior 1.7
u - :
rind treasurer. Mia of outlet
lever according to the report given
itho State Department of Health in the
'lwgekly morbidity report tor the week
ending February 12th. Sarlet fever
is on the increase in the state and
three new cases in one week in Dar-
ion shows that-v there is a. possibility
of an epidemic here. Bridgeport re-
ported 21 newness during the week.
iNo new cases or diphtheria were re-
rted. however.
I"DJ osep‘h Amend. proprietor or the
Railroad avenue saloon. who was or-
rested Saturday night for selling
liquor without 0. license. wu fined
:50 and costs by Justice John H. Sel-
leck on Saturdamight. immediately
atter his arrest Sergeant Frank
Verilli of the State Police together
with a. squad of four men conducted
the raid which it is said. was the di-
rect result or a. number of complaints.
Jugs which contained the. liquor were
held as evidence; and yesterday were
destroyed bv the Slate policemen. the
contents being allowed to flow away
in a. nearby brook. A search warrant
out. “the
ducting the search which was suc-
cessful when the liquor was
hidden in 11 win: of the building.
TELEPHONE Co.
HAS GOOD BUSINESS
'Continued .lrom (ti-sf. M
Manchester 45 each. Bristol 36. Mid-
dletown 30. Norwich 24. Dil-nbury 18.
Wiliimnntic 22, Naugstuck 21. Nor~
walk 19 and Torrington 1‘.
The constant hoary demand to:-
telephone service occasionally chum
what. to the public may seem to be
an unneccssary delay in the insulin-
tion of new telephones. Luck of sup—
plies is often the cause of such dc»
lays and then. too.‘the Plsut forées
'o: the Com’puny are compelled to
work at top speed men to do us well
’ns they are doing in their efforts to
keep pace with the demand for ser-
.vice. Of course this not gain of teie-
phones is not all glam). J‘or each tele-
mm'
foundLlohnston. his: Krone and Joseph:
fitthlete of Seattle. W's-11.. who has
man COURT ems TODAY.
i A much smaller doctet than that
which faced the court at its last ses-
sion, awaits dismiss! this month be-
fore the Februm term of the crim-
inal Superior court which Opens in
Bridgeport. this atternoon at 2 o'clock
with Judas John P4 Hello“ presid-
ing. Eleven new Bridgeport cases
are on the list no compared with it
trout suntan; find most as many
'more tron Nurturing ,
Bountmuthebmv -
utlist church. Bridgeport will otter,
prayer at the opening at court. Beveni
’depu‘v shot-ms. all in the new com-to
uniform. will be Wed .40 the
criminal court noon“: hpreserve order
and guard the prisoners.
Five poi-sows charged with murder
insult the action of the court. The?
are nu. Ethel M. mm. Join El
Roach sad Edward J. McGovern hes,
been chested with murder end Mc-h.
,Govern will probeblyrhe presented to ‘
a. grand jury for indictment at the
end of the present term.
Tomorrow m will be devot-
ed to putting. the scoured prisoners
topleoonthechortuagulnstthem.
Those who enter pious may be sen-
tenced tomorrow utter-noon or lit a
later date. The jury summoned Fri-
day will present itself Wednesday
morning for duty. .
OPERATION on soxrm's onus.
LOS ANGELES. Cal" Feb. 15.—
Physicians were Matching closely to-
day the result of on operation on the
built of George A. Rnwsou. amateur
been unconscious ’since Jan. 20. when
lie/encased in a. boxing bout at m.
dens. Cal. ”The operation was per-
formed at a. Los Angelou hospltsl into
phone counted as a net gain. tour
telephone moromenls must be made.
that is to say. two telephones are
withdrawn. from service and three an.
installed. leaving a not advance of
one. so it is seen that to record the
gain given for January a. considerable
amount or work 'wns required of the
Plant forces of the Pompany.
! i
for Tuesday evening \iarch 1st. Any
member of the company. who what ' I
a. member of the team. but who do—
sires to take part in” the dinner. can
. 'f‘% o for a small sum. Nothing but ..
flotilla business was disposed of at
“#131 night's meeting.
A birthday party was held yester-
day afternoon, at 29 {‘ovc avenue. in
honor of the eighth birthday of Ed-
ward Gerhardt. a. number at the little
friends of Master Gerhardt attending.
A postman delivered Valentine postal
cards to those present and the often
. noon was pleasantly spent with
games- Refreshments of ice cream
and coke were served and the little
guels departed wishing that Master
Edward would have a birthday more
often. Among those present were
»m Franson. Evelyn Green and Vir-
ginia Green, Elsie. Evelyn and Ella '
Matuon. Helen Straub and Elizabeth .. .
Strait!» Evelyn Wilson and Edith
Hendrick. masters Harold Franson. .
Willhm and, Robert Burns. Richard ‘ 3-.
Sperry. Blades Cunningham. Thur- : '
stonL-Hmk- me- Edward Gerhardt. ~: »- ,
RQWAYTON 1- "
I M,"
3.43.. Raymond. of Highland Ave-
nuefhus returned from a trip to Cite.-
» than. Neerork.
' The house owned by George W.
Steve“, in crockett -S_treet. is being
roux-om . ' 2"
8ND -E’ugeno Cushman,
' ankfim 0‘ Logan Street were
. .vislhrs in Bridgeport. on Friday.
Fred“ Will amson. of Brook!
visited in. and Mrs. Edward Milyl: '
3:33!» in Crockett Street, on Satur- ‘ "
, . 'i '
It is rumored that Fay Webb :3 f "
boon to open a. grocery store in upper, .
Roweyton avenue. Fay's many-G
triom Wish him much success.
Mn. bowie E. Parker and Joseph!
Williamson of Logan streetlflhavm '
turned from New York city. who” '
;ihey were the guests of relatives. .
Rowayton folks regretted to learn
_ of the illness of James Williams of;
Dot-ion, but still remembered by ”
ords to Whom.
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