'O‘et‘Your Drug Wants Filled at the Bridge Pharmacy Prompt and edleient service at , all times. , Personal attention given to all prescription work. Chairs for our trolley patrons. Come in and wait for your car. FREQE: PHARMACY ,4. chases. ml». . The tug Greenwich, Allie Howell. ‘ captain. came into the harbor. this morning. ‘ J'be small boys have already discov- ered that Fourth of July is on tile way here. and have been right on the job exploding fireworks. ' Mr. and Mrs. S; W. Osborn have re. turned from Flushing, Long island, where they made a brief visit with Dr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Ayers. Frank A. Blrdsall, who has been the ., night than at the electric plant of the . fire district sillce it was put in opera- ’ :23, has resigned. and has been suc- ' ed by Irving D. Robertson. 'l‘lloDriole baseball team is getting in commission for a hard game Satur- day. in order to be right up to snuff. the players have been figuring on some hard practice between now and ’ the contest. Some of the school boys decided tllis morning not to wait until the close of the term for a swim. They took their bathing stilts, headed for the harbor before school hours, returning in lllllt.‘ for their lessons. The catch or an eleven ponnder yes- terday by Master 'l‘ooker has given the sport an impetus. and henceforth it is expected that the scales along the bridge will be kept busy during the next few weeks. There. has not been much change during the past few days ill the condi- tion of Buck Taylor, who is at the town farm. 01' late Mr. Taylor has Wall Papers ill PRICES TO SUIT ALL rocxsrsooxs i A Complete Line of Crockery. Glassware and Housefur- nishlllg Goods, Etc. “ 5‘ English Blue China by the set or . piece. 1' ‘ xi, Square White Fruit Jars can. . b cleanetwuieker.nudbetter. Fruit“ lit pack coser. the Jars will look hi or on your shelves than the round green glass into. N ‘ Square White Jars.-luevc the Light ning Top. ...- . .2 Window Shadeshlifitlf to order. Palnters' Supplies m. ‘ Best Mixed Paint. £1.25 gallon. Painting and fiflgflanglng. L. H.) Decker ' uWasuluerodsrassr. acorn NORWALK. ' .v' TEL. con. i I i GOING To Buy . g ‘ Gel' it now while we can make prompt connec- ' tiara; Postal brings representative. 1 ii Connecticut , " i ‘ ,-.1ixamlnnlm .. [11": patent on». ‘ are to less Companya 15* . f“ I 1,03. In Pier Ill. ‘Il. '. . ‘ ”Muslin St . f‘ , . M539.“ 0m. been very weak. audit ‘cult for him to get around. to the same plots' condition abou Decoration Day. cared for. cretd block plant of the Real Innate and investment Go. plan construction of houses has been started, yi‘ green. in the nineties, yesterday. he the scorchiest day yet. The Fibre Products New York. which is to take the Colon lal Foundry plant, is now figuring or put in. The company will take pos session July 1. property. reputation as a fisherman, shortly Yesterday Joe shipped the big snapper from the Gilli of ballquct. way a beauty. T'.ere is to the Washington street bridge. is considered quite probable ill it which has just been purchased. Especially during the present arm spell has there been kicking aim the Washington street bridge from the lug plant. in fact, this subject is be- coming quite a topic along the bridge, though no action has yet been“ taken. some (lithe plots in the Esat,Nor- walk Cemetery yore again commencing to look scraggly. which is in contract This cemetery is a pretty spot when all the graves are Preparations for business have been continuing for some time at the coil- Bridgeport ill Gregory Boulevard, but thllwc‘lual Company. of installing two products at the plant. Considerable machinery will also be it has a two year lease, with the privilege of buying the Joseph Rooney Will have a world's red Mexico. which has been on exhibition at John C. Silcox‘s fish market to Danbury. where it will furnish its part. for a big The specimen was in every considerable speculation as to the future movements of the Ru- del Oyster Company. here, iii relation some quarters that the company will trans- fer its operations froill the bridge to the Standard Oyster Company plant, odor which comes from all oil extract- Stop coughing! Coughing ras probate. the til and lunlls if): not us so Pectoralia cine. U.; i t Due woman who lives nearby claims that the odor keeps lwr awake, nights. I lllroads are being made into the big pile or shells at the opening plant oi t the. lladel Oyster Colllpally., on the Washington street bridge, bill it will Durlnx the lust week the range of take several Weeks ll) flnl’flh ”it? 10b. temperature has been close to 60 de- tln the morning of June liltll. it was about if. as against something it. washro- dicted fills morning that today would A schooner was being loaded with the shells this morning. She will be how- ed out to ground owned by the com- pany ill the sound, where the shells will be planted. it has been practically decided to postpone the launch race of the East . Not-walk yacht Club. scheduled to be , held Saturday afternoon. This course will probably be followed owing to the fact that a number of boats are not . ready for the event. and the measllrer has not yet finished his work. The future date for the race has not yet been decided upon. This event will be for club boats only.. Bill Dow's advice this weather is pretty sound. Bill says that self men- tal suggestion has a whole lot to do with your bodily comfort during a spell of iorpldity such all has settled down on this part of the country dur- lllg the present week. To illustrate. he declares that you'll not mind the. heat half so much if you dorl"t keep thinking it'll so terribly warm. Just tlliilk of something else. he counsels. legit-ii . . John P. Leo. of llelle island, has purchased a Maxwell touring cdr. Earl Dickerson, who llns been in llridgeport, has returned to Belle ls- luud to spend the summer. Mrs. Howard Knapp. of Norwaik. is ill possession of tile iletsof cottage. iiclle island. for the, summer. . to Electricity Appliances of every description- goods always in stock for Motive i‘ow- er. Elcctrical' Advertising. Decorative Work. Bells. Cut Off Switches. Adillst~ able Lights. etc.’ Orders carefully and promptly ex- ecuted—prices right! The Reed & Volk Electrical Co. 36 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. TEL- 805. Everything Pertaining M. S. Conic-ll. of Brooklyn. and Dr. (i. It. Sickel. of Newark. New Jersey. are g‘lN'SlH at the Belle island House. Herbert Strung. of New York, is a visitor at licllc island. where he was quite well known ten or twelve years ago. \l'. (‘ Smith. of New York. has pur- chased froln Foster Brothers. of Row- nytou. their property at ilell island known as the hotel property. The sale includes both land and buildings Horace E. Dana & Son, AFWALL 8T. NORWALK. Real Estate and insurance . We have several decided bargains in Income produerllg property that must Increase In value with the fluid growth of the town. 1. . EVERY LADY'S DREBOINO OHAM IER should be equipped with a dainty snow white, one piece “Standard" Par celaln Enameled I‘vatory. Have you ever stopped to consider in your dressing chamber, the highest degree of comfort. chanlca. honest and reliable. how delightfully convenient it would be so have hot and cold running wata' sleep- ing apartment or first door toilet room! its presence would afford you We will gladly quote you prices. Our plumbers are strictly competent me- HORACE R. NASH CORNER MAIN AND WEIT ITO. ill llclllll Bill-Blillllt liW-N' MflWiR has a Double. Steel Ratchet. like lightning in action. Has a Triple Gear, entirely enclosed. so that no dirt or cut grass can find its way into the platoon and clog them. Has a micrometer adjustment Chas. E. Dew. t 118 WASHINGTON ITREET. IPHONE “7. THE NEW on: Mluurs' FROM oseor. sunoesan PLAN. cry Room Heated. , RATES REABONAILL - . Fine Stocked Gafaln Connection. Anhauaer emu IPCP on Draught. T. J. SULLIVAN; Proprietor. ' Telephone 902. HOTEL VICTORIA. Ourfioorna a localal Feature. Gas and Electric Lipids Throughout. Ev» A full "MM. imparted ”assimilati- lag the famous Iaaa'. ‘burton'a vand Baas A Cola stout. always on draught. 1 For All House-Owners This is the season for cleaning ' ', up the premises. Soapmnd the scrub brush for the. bottle and the lake for the lawn are good. ‘ but they dont' go far enough. You can clean dirt away. but to main: the house. the barns. stables and fences right they should! he fresheued up with .‘alut. For Freight Only as and after many. January sighting“. street). every Nor-walk up to 6:30 p. m. Daily. Lille'to N. Y. 1 gift Propellers will. lem' inlvar. New vorlr, (tool ti (exec i day). at l p. m. neigg‘roc‘eivgd at Norwalk up to f p. in. and South Norwslk Stealflboat Q9. , ‘ oscoaaroa. . Awning .i.,.smltil, ‘ 0.0,. Hump. , . EfifiTEQRWAL-ELQQMK Leeaeel collar-I Agent. We .have everything for the painting—linseed oil. turn. . brushes and, - Atlantic Pure White Lead ‘ w'l'HI FAMOU). DUTCH BOYPAINTEI IRAN ‘ We can guarantee this White .. head's purity._ . See us about your painting. '1‘.an bad or a cough as'coughingi. a medicine for coughs and co ds ti Ask ourd orifthisisnob VA”... .. more trouble.“ and the new owner as u thoroughly up—todate l inlvid lllspbam. the not ‘ and clocutluuist, gun- a fa . ,» ' ncr. Tuesday evening. at his it Ccdarcliffe. ’l‘okenekc, iil honor d and Mrs. R. Hope Norton. who . about to leave for Eurtlpe. A supp. was served hilt the feature of the ever niug was the rendition of Poe's “Rav- en." by Mr. Bisphnm. . The Roton Point Athletic Club has arranged a field day for July 5. which will be the celebration day of July 4. There will be a ten-mile running event. another at five miles and the usual sprints, for which clips have been offered. There wll also be a 10 mile professional race for a $50 prize and a hammer throwing event. Sam Merritt, an old time athlete. is man- aging the games. Among the guests at the Sound Wow Cottage, Belle Island. conducted by Mrs. James Hickey. this week, are the following: Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Sec. of Utica. N. Y.: Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Sherwood and Master Preston Sher- wood. of New York; Mrs. Ogdon Ker» ting. Master Robert and Ogden Ker- illlg. .lr.. of Chicago, llllnois: Mr. and Mrs. Hanna. of Brooklyn. New York: Louis Beers. of Stumfor. and Mrs. 'l‘lloulrfls Panel. of Bmklyn. The trim little sloop Tradewlnd. Sydney F. Ward. owner. from Roway- ion, was in the lower Stamford bar- bor Tuesday. The Tradewlnd is 2) feet on the water line and as feet over all. and draws 5 feet. The was built at Msrblehead in 1897. after design by J. R. Puldon. Mr. and Mrs. Ward were on board and both spent several pleasant hours at the Stamford Yacht Club, and left ill the afternoon. ea- presaing themselves highly leased with the service and silent on re-' ceived at the club. Arrangements have been made by which the Payton Stock Company will play all summit-r at Roton Point, under a new name: and will be known as the Lewis (‘omcdy Company. They will play nothing blli comedies for the summer. The skating rink at Rotor] Point will be turned into a. theatre. with a new stage. and all accessories to make the place attractive. Every- thing will be run on an elaborate scale. send it will be one of the most enjoya- ble amusements in the neighborhood. ladies and children especially will be catered to so that they will be able to enjoy themselves this summer with- out fear of annoyance, No vulgarity or any description will be permitted on the premises. in addition to the regu- lar performance. various novelties will be added from time to tlmew Every af- ternoon the latest and best movinl pictures will be given and at night the regular performance, with pictures. will be given. The llnwayton Library will be clos- ed this Friday evening on account of the. library reception held on that evening. The books in the following list will be ready for circulation Sat- urday. June 28: “cameo-Henry Sc- ton Merriman. The Phantom Future: Richard Harding Davis. The Lion and the Unicorn; Franma Little The Lady of tho Decoration; Ernest Werner. Good Luck: Katherine Cecil Thurston. Tile Circle: Agnes and Egorton Castle, The Bath Comedy: John Fox. Jr., The Trail of the [lonesome Pine: Henry Van Dyke. Days Off. Juvenile fiction-— Nina Lillian Morgan. How Edith ' Found Fairyland. Nonfiction-occur“ ‘ Wm. Curtis. Our Best Society: John Ruskin. The Harbours of England. 3 Queen of the Air: lord Roeebur'i‘. Questions of Empire; It. Is Stevenson. A Christmas Sermon; Sir Thomas More, Utopbia; Austin Dobson. Fanny Barney: lliad of Homer. translated by Andrew Lang. Walter Leaf and Er- nest Myers; Boswell's Life of Docth Johnson, 1 vols: J. (l. Lockbart. Sir Walter Scott; Mabel Loomls Todd. Total Eclipses of the Sun: Edward Carpenter. lolans: Augusta Foote An- nold, The Seal. Beach at Ebb Tide: John Lotbrop Motley. The Rise of the Dutch Republic. 3 vols. . lllllllli Autumn. The Darien constables have not been operating a speed trap of late. The public schools of the town will come to a close for the year tomor- row. At the Center school a number of prizes will be awarded. JohnMu'rplly. of Noroton. arrested by Policeman Heisman for drunken- nes's. ill Pacific street. Stamford. was sent to jail for 30 days yesterday morning. . James Blrchard. a well~known citi- zen, of Barton. is seriously it]. For some years he conducted a furniture ,' and undertaking business. retiring a few years‘ago. . The Darlen baseball team will go to Ridgefleld. Saturday afternoon of this week, instead or playing on their home diamond. A strong team will be tall- en-aloug, and it is hoped to take the Ridgedelds into camp. for automobillats. but one party of plummets who went through Monday would have been taken before the lo- court could they have been caught. They were a typical Joy rl party. with the whole crowd. drunk at .dis- orderly, and a menace to tra c in general. , . g > An interesting. school meetingwlll be held in Burton on Friday evening in the school building of the Center School District. Th") proposition be- aallfaht Secretary—William 0f. .. Financial Secretary—Stephen Wood. . “ Trelaurer—F. V. Cantrell. ' Chaplain—Rev. G. S. Smith. ; v‘COntiuowr—Hermlln Puch. 7-TrusteeI—J. it. Bnlmnlau, fore the meeting will be whether to.- build a new school house at an ex-. . secretary—John“ a “tilt... William C. B. Fitch. en-Howard Slauson. Sentinel—Howard Whiting. - : Sentinel—Norman Roberts. W 9‘ Willi being .lubricated. _being watched with . thoolled roads h‘il‘w‘t , . 3'“. ‘ receiving a steam .. .droaslus 0t 1‘ " rock. be “ad the ‘ A . it Work. to sampled“ . y pushed in the Whitney, ageg ' a H. good father . and ,hlghly 2" ”"0“: was a member of ~‘ . He and A. M.. which \h F . ‘ a ' services in lankcvlew to oral weeks ago, the d V a shock from which be , pletely rally. and his "0* vitality were not auiilcienth to keep him up. While his . was not unexpected, his death as a severe blow to his amuffi. friends. (in the west bank of lake siscolt, near the bungalow of Harry 1. Bone dict. of Stamford. superintendent Ball- ey. of the Young Men's Club. has se- lected a fairly high elevation for the camp to be installed there soon for the use of members during the sum- mer. The location—an ideal one—wilt appeal immediately to all lover: of nature. and Mn Bailey has been help ed considerably ill this undertaking by lectman Howard B. Northrup, who is doing everything in his power to fur- ther. the interests of the club along lines of outdoor sport and exercise. A mess tent will be put up, and a wooden building containing sleeping berths will be erected in a very short time. Superintendent Bailey propos- al to have the camp ready for use about the middle of July. Principally the camp will be for the benefit of boys who llavu little opportunity of enioyiu outdoor sport and recreation. it will, owerer, he used Saturday af- ternoons and Sundays by the older members. The boys will be taken to the lake Monday mornings, and will return Saturday mornings. Superin- tendent Bailey will be ill almost con- stant attendance. and will exercise a sufficiently rigid discipline to avoid ac- cldents. _.... --._ . - susunsau Races Tobav. Eight Home Carded to Start in the Big Event. NEW YORK. June ‘24.——\\'hile among the eight horses that are carded to start in the Suburban today there are no such sterling perfoulers as Salvo tor. Henry of Navarre. lien ltrusb or others of that ilk. which once had the honor of leading home their fields in the classic event. still there is class enough among them to warrant the belief that with fair weather and a fast track it will be a race from the rise of the barrier until the mile and a quartetr has been covered. Sam l-lildreth, the chief winner of stake events thus far this year on the Metropolitan circuit. has nominated Restigouche and Fltalierbert to carry his color‘ahsud the pair has been made a favor! daisy the betting contingent. it is thought he will declare to win with Fitelierbert, and that Restigou- che. the Keene cast off. will be sent out to cut a pace that will break the hearts of all those behind him save his stable mate. repeating. if possible. the tactics employed in the Brooklyn Handicap. when the Commando colt ran ahead of his field to the stretch and then was pulled out to let King James in on the rail. Alfred Noble. C. L. Harrison's nom- inee, qualified for the Suburban in grand style by winning the Parkway Handicap last Monday, and the accur- acy of reports that came from La- tonin of fast workouts by King‘s Daughter have been verified by the fact that McDowell‘s mare stepped the Suburban distance in a trial here in 2:05%. , - The three-year-old Effendi also has been working great guns since his ar- rival from theSouOl. and with poly 87 pounds ilp is expected to be among the front runners when Mars Cnssidy sends the field away. Little Butwell will guide John E. Madden's Ogden colt Fayette in the race today. and there are among the horsemen those who would not be surprised loses the colt that last year was rated second only to his famous stable mate. Sir Martin, run a good race. Fashion Plate and Arctic also have their followers— in fact, horsemen concede that the race is an extremely open one as the entries. » ‘ There is a possibility of added start- ers being announced at post time. James R. Keene.bss Celt. Hilarious and Affliction all eligible. and. August Belmont and others have horses that can be sent to the post if their owners desire. A fast track is foreshadowed by the fair and warm weather prevailing early today. . The classic eventuassaual. will be run at the beautiful Sheenshead Bay race track . action weakens the, s, leads to chronic constipation“ , Doen'e Reg- ulets. They operate easily. tone the stomach. cure constipation. .W l H, MlSGqIREW ENTEITMNS. pause of 820,000. or to enlarge the present building at an expense of .810.000. A great deal .of interest has been manifested in these two propo .sitiona and a large and interesting jmeeting may be expected. Lincoln Council, Junior Order of ‘ American Mechanics; of Barton, held a meeting, Tuesday evening, and re- elected all of their ofilcers as follows: ‘ Councillor—Charles B. Fitch. t Vice-Councillor—Harry Schllcllting. 'freshmenta wereurved. Those pres- [parted after having a pleasant even- Miss Minnie Brew entertained the girls of the U. l. C. Circle at her home. -l59 Bayviuw avenue, last evening. Games were played. Vocal and instru- mental music was rendered and re- slft were the Misses Roe. Salter. Har- riet Hall, Francis Bruudage. Katherine : Sherwood. Anita Howell. Olive Blake. Minnie Brew andtGrace Brew. All do The Kind You Have Always no the enterprise and generosity of Sin ' ' -—Don'tvuoe harebpbyalcs. The re -. ill use WI- over 30 years. ital W ”m“ o 0 Altownoo use? ‘ t. “which has has “gamma big-lam a! under his,” lines that . r ive you in All Counterfeits, Imitatious and “Jolt-argued” are but Experiments that trifle with and We Infants aud'Ohildrcn—lllxperlenee against Wilml‘fly , _ '5 I What is. cssronm ' mood» is a harmless substitute for goric. Drops and Soothing Syrups. Won. Paro- It in Plot-It- lb collusion neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. and alloys Feverlsbuess. Colic. it relieves Teething Troubles, uiltl Flatnlency. It assimilated Its a ll its mummies. It n It cut is Dltll’lhfnl and Wind destroys Wont. cunt! Mam the Food. escalates the Sttmuwhand Bowen. living healthy and. m m . 4.. I e c AM asp navv cud Large Attendance Expected at Reunion at Eastern Point. indications are that the anabolic v. union and banquet of the Army and New Club of Connecticut. at the Grie- wold. Eastern Point. Friday evening. will be largely attended by the voter- an of the civil War, the acceptances received by Secretary Knowlton prom- ising an attendance of about 150. The annual business meeting will be held ill the parlors at the hotel at 7 p. m.. and the banquet will follow in the din- illg room at about 8 o‘clock. , General Henry C. Dwight, of Hart~ ford. the president of the club. will be the toastmaster at the exercises which follow the banquet. and among other speakers will be the Rev. I11 J. Craft. of Bridgeport, who will make the lead- ing speech. A poem in the nature of a tribute to the late Colonel Frtlnk W. Cheney. for several years president of the club. will he read, and L. 8. Catlin, the historian. will read a his- tory of the club. Nine members of the club have died the past year. and six new members have been admitted. L NAVY DESERTED CAPTU RED. Loula Albert Perkins. of the U. 8. 8. Mississippi, Hid Been Working Here. Some time ago Chief of Police Voll- mer received a communication from the Philadelphia Navy Yard comman' dant. telling of the desertlon of Louis Albert Perkins from the U. S. S. Mis- sissippi. and giving a good description of the young man. The officers were notified and a few days ago Consta- ble J. J. Goodwin and Special Officer 6. W. Gladstone located Perkins at work in the plant of the Lockwood Manufacturing Company. The young than yesterday also received word that the officers were on his trail. and be Was just about drawing his pay and gliding out of town when he was ar- rested. He was born September 4. rats. in South Norwalk. and has a sis- ter. Miss Maude Perkins. living at 173 Bunnell street. Bridgeport. His moth- enin-law is Mrs. Allen Smith, of 33 Reynolds street, East Norwalk. Perkins will be taken back to the navy yard. roam GRADUATE Malawian. Fir-at Ceremony to be‘ Performed in the New Chapel. HARTFORD. June zir—Harry‘irl Maxson. of Galveston, Taxes, of the Trinity College Class, graduated yes- terday, and Miss Marion Flagg, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles .Noel Flagg. were married at noon yesterday In the college chapel, 1tev. Dr. Flavel S. Luther, president of Trinity Col- lege, presiding. The event possessed added interest by reason of the fact that it was the first marriage ceremony to be performed in the chapel. and al- so by reason of the prominence of the bridegroom while in college. Mr. and Mrs. Maxaon will leave late today for Texas. going by boat from New York. and from there to Beau- mont, where they will make their home. ..TE8T8 FOR NAVAL OFFICERS. Borne Speculation aa to What Will Be Done. _ WASHINGTON, June 24.——Wlth Washington in the grip of a hot aes- aon. naval officers are wondering if their superiors will order the physi- cal tests to which they are subject during the,sunimer days. ~ . i The officers have the option of rid- ing a bicycle one hundred miles, rid- lng a horse ninety miles, or walking titty miles. The penalty of retirement on three-quartsrs' pay if they fall .to stand the strain of the test chosen makes the dawn of the fiscal year something to be dreaded. It is to be estimated that nearly two hundred officers of various ranks fl is ear-admiral. down to mldshipman will take the tests some time during the ‘nI- '._ 'year in the vicinity of Washington. The Children’s Panacea-The Mother's Friend. » Uifil CASTOR [A ALWAYS Bears the Signature of it bl- our: so: Years. .. .. CONGRESS and as case CRAZE. .w YOrk Police Head Urges Hfiml protection Against Could!- YORK. June age—Douala! “w l the police heads of the country “Mb. greatly helped if ‘ partially pmhmym tarifl was placed on 1°" (till! i e and internal revenue re- striction. - the domestic supply 0‘ the treading“, Theodore A. muslin“. police commt‘uioner of this climb” today writth Senator Aldrich brains that congress me this protection in all American bones. The spread of the cocaine crane in New York city in“. become “widespread and insidious! General Binghan. points out. and al- ready his department has listed sixty" three drug stores as suspected of 0!.- tensive illicit sales to victims of till! drug. If this nationalevil is to be checked. it is the opinion of the police head here. congress must at one! 19“ low the recommendation.“ the r can Health We. endow ' tariff tax the secret sources slip from abroad by which unprluclpled ll- peusers are at present abia’to evade , - all local laws and circulate cocaine‘to rapidly widening circles. of drug fiends. ~ *‘ . With this plea from New Yark‘s so lice head. many similar eommunlch» tions from local authorities who unit also tight the cocaine curse are being received today by the chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. Phi , - tbropic. medical and charitable organ 9“ * nations tbrOughout the country are . joining the American Health: We to urge that this vital opponent to guard the physical and moral We of every community in the laud‘be soc neglected by their representatives at: Washington. The leaders of this new, movement are asking every claim» who would protect his home town from the drug plague to write to budge who is today calling themat- ter to the attention of the Senate. .' . . Startling evidence of the grip which! the cocaine habit has taken upon cum- munitlea in every section oftlle conti- nent has today been presented to onu- greas‘. lt-ls estimated. that ,aomeidor. . 000 ounces of the powerful drug'were consumed last: year‘ in. this ceuntryo considerably more than half'olwbiut. isksown to have gone to nest. t cravings of the victims of its (1 . ‘ habit. Though its .use is usually more titles: confined and more vicious‘claseuwit'is~tm'- . corded-thatmhooi ildreusiwgotboom; .‘ approached and tau t to use $6.th : while distinguished. :physlelahsi fll‘ .. . other professional men have fallen be- ‘ ., . fore its insidious-powers. in almost . every one of these cases. thetuen who pander to the drug victims have been able to conceal their source of supply by importing cocaine from London or Hamburg. it is shown. , . Only a removal of the source of sup- ply of this drug can cure its victims of the habit. medical men declare. and such a result could only be brought about by (he proposed duty of “.50 an ounce on foreign cocaine. Backed by the reputable physiciana oftbe ebu - r and the fathers and mothers who a ‘33: to shield their communities froni‘fill. subtle drulg habit. the Amateur Health League is today looking “1011‘. ‘ grass for this particular form of- real home protection. 5’ 0 TOWN cburrr cacao. m: = ' There were mo caaeg‘ia the-Bout ' Norwalk side of the Town Court, tb . morning. before Judie Joesph Rummy. lor. Louie Evorges, of, Sprhngwood. ‘ waa,arreated on complaint of“ J wifd; , i ‘1 . who chargedhim with assaultfie was W ‘ fined 81b and costs and being unable to pay. was‘comu'littedtothor ‘ ‘ port jail'. .Jolln “we wetland last night in. a very ‘much in ’ M . condition,.and was filled sic ’ fr ‘ As he was an inoffensive ' and rather aged much. the in ‘ pended the fine and allowed the.” to depart on payment of the Guild ‘ ' m“ ‘ 1'1“}? .i \A pretty girl may be intollinbhibut she does not usually work at it. 7 _ .4 . :" t. I” . to the lower: ,‘V
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