fir lit slid ailiflfit service at
all fgi-To‘ifi‘ op, L .
sob'hi adoption given to all
prescription work. ’
Chairs for our, trolley patrons.
Coins in and wait for your car.
. names summer
.i. sankaaiilamgir
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The Woman’s fluxiiilt’ry of Christ
Church will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Frederick M. Wheeler, ot‘
Cottage avenue.
An all day sewing meeting of the St.
James Circle of the King‘s Daughters
will be held at the home of Mrs.
James Hawks. Thursday at to o'clock.
One of the first of the local pleas
ure boats to go into commission for
the season Is 0. L. Price' s Doso, which
took to the water yesterday from the
Aye'r’s shipyard in Seavlew avenue.
indications point to quite an ad-
dition to the membership of the East
Norwallt Yacht Club between the pres‘
out time and the opening of the season
on ncount of th club's fine facilities
for motorboat owners.
The members at the Young Men's
Club of the East Avenue Methodist
Church are requested to turn out this
evening for the weekly pra'ctlce. This
organisation is believed to be equip
pd as well with athletic apparatus as
any in town.
Apparently no one is anxious for
the position of Edward ll. Oumbart.
who moved from here to South Nor-
walk. Several men have been incu-
tloned stated that he does not want
the office. but would take it if some
one else could not be prevailed upon 'to
accept it.
The 'Ellsworth oyster boat Com-
mander arrived in the barbcr last
night from Perth Amboy. New Jersey.
where she has been at work for a num-
ber of weeks. The local men on her
includ Captain Royal 1... Decker, Ralph
Decker. Charles Weed and Richard
Dunning.
-'l‘he slacking db of the oyster open-
ing establishments has thrown quite
a number of East Norwalk men out of
employment. Many of them spend a
large. part of the year working on the
natural growth oyster beds and just
now they have an opportunity to get
their boats in shape. ,
One of S. Roodner's big feed wagcnn
lost a wheel late yesterday afternoon
in Fort street. it was supposed that
the wheel caught in the trolley track,
causing it to “dish." A telephone mes-
sage was sent for assistance end the
load of the broken wagon was put on
n wagfin and sent over to South Nor-
walk.
The next directory of the Southern
New England Telephone (in. goes to
press on March 10. Anyone desiring
service must make application at once
in order to insure their name appear
ing in this issue.
Sidney E. Smith. of 40 Find sil‘ecl.
who was operated on last week at the
Norwalit hospital, has returned to his
home, making the trip in Dr. ilrown's
automobile. Mr. Smith is able to all up
a little every (lay, but it will be some
time before he can return to his work.
He speaks very highly of his treatment
at the hospital.
The winter has dealt Iairly gently
with thallium-oi the harbor, though
too of them have been carried iii-way
by the ice. No other harbor markings
were seriously interfered with. The.
lights which were put out of commis-
sion were at the upper cross tliannei
(Fitch’s Fulfil) and White Rock. be,-
low the beach. "
The past few warm days have start-
ed‘the ’buda on scion of the trees.
which is pleasing and stunning at the
some time. The no of course is that
the buds will be «mass by the and-
den return of cold Weather. This Indra-
ingu snow squall did no harm, them
it gave ii good imitation of winter‘- re
turn (or a little while.
Monday evenins. Chief it.“ Iii-WM.
or and two may. of the dart Nor.
walk district committee went over to
south Norwalk and inspected thd Pub
sun and supply wagb’d. it! is under»
stood that practically a duplibtte of
this wagon ls favored for blast Nor
The recent district fiddling al
lulled the sum of fill) for a new tire
wagon.
it now all an that the Mayflowers
in the at souls hint cdiitiil'elely
‘ attend school past week
i situation is being watched with inter-
‘ action. it is expected there will be
sfii'iihmbl‘fl
buried can this hams... The
sentiment unions. of putting the
. Clitoi‘d ,; of mast avenue.
rip from a severe
shapes to be able to
attack of grip
'l‘he preclude of the oyster shall pile
oat. inasmuch till the loath Norwaik
iiealth beard his turned the matter
rover to the county health officer for
something doing very shortly.
Fire Police out of commission was
hardly general, as was manifested by
the late district meeting, and even a
better spirit appears to have develop
ed since that time. The date has not
yet been named for the two companies
to get together and decide on rules
or the governance of the lite depart-
ment but it is expected this confer-v
once will be held very shortly.
it is stated that the Blast Norwalk
District committee will hold a special
meeting in a few nights. for the pur-
pose of talking-up the matter of the
new machinery for the motor genera-
tor house in Bea’view avenue. As a re:
sult of the vote of the district meet-
ing, th committee have a considerable
amount of work cut out for them.
They are allowed $2,000 with which
to purchased a' 80 horsepower motor
and n 37 55 kilowat generator. and it
is expected they Will get this machin-
ery as soon as possible. owing to an
increase in the service and waiting
prospective customers.
Captain George W. Bella. manager
or the Benedict Farms Hefner estab-
iisbmant. has willed the problem of
strictly fresh eggs each morning for
his breakfaat. Captain Bell'p scheme
is a very simple one but his friends
say it is effective. it consists simply
of putting‘a lighted lantern in his hen.
nary. One of Captain Bell's friends
said this morning that the scheme
works like a charm. The beds are fool.
into believing it is daylight and pro-
ceed to lay the daily supply of eggs.
Then, in the morning, all the hens'
owner has to do is collect the eggs.
and cock as many as required for
breakfast.
The proposed new Washington
street bridge is the big topic of con-
versation around East Norwalk today.
diers’ Ho
«walk on lithium. i’fl ,
Tho Volhnie'ar not and on...
Company or hieroton held its monthly
meeting la‘hl bitching at Its hall '
Mrs. F. A. Delsilsld of Newton
Heishts returned lash: lot tag (with
week and visit with, M its in flow
York.
hir. Jensen who moved into the
tenement over the (ileum-ooh bakery.
is preparing to open the bakery in a
few days. ‘
av. Daniel O‘Oonnor. rector of st.
Marys it. C church at Nomloh. Ia
confined in ii New York Hospital.
where he went to undergo a minor
operation.
Mr. Hoyt, of the firm of Hoyt and
Hickey, of Stamford is looking after
the largo number of building lots of
Mrs. William Staffers, recently staked
out. mach lot is 56:800. They are
located on Nomton avenue.
'l‘iie Dorian Children’s Home Is hav.
lug a decided increase in the number
of inmates. blight children from Staci.
ford and three from South Norwalk
have been added to the family recently
and several more are expected during
the week.
Constable Hartford Smith, in his ca-
pacity as town truant odioer. has been
busy this week looking up sonic boys
who have not been attending school
regularly. The youngsters In some in-
stances have been playing "hockey”
and in others have been given inade
quate excuses by parents.
At the 29th anniversary of the Chris~
tiah Endeavor Society. held holiday
evening. in the Presbyterian Church.
a rally was held. and readings by the
members from published accounts of
the Christian Endeavor societies all
ovdr the world. Special remarks were
given by th pastor. Rev. Dr. Carlos
Martyn.
The members of the Darien Metbo
dist Church are happy over the pros-
pcrt of a line new pipe organ. the or-
tier for which has already been given.
June 15th is the data smiled for in
installation. it is largely through the
mnnidcenca of Andrew Carnegie that ‘I
the Buried church will secure this on
nan, which is to cost $1,000 or 81.100.
Mr. Carnegie gives half of the requir-
ed sum on condition that the church
raises teh other half. The hustling
and well-liked pastor of the church.
the. Rev. ll. 3. Smith, has kept right
after the procuring of the remaining
half. The new organ is of the‘lwo
Almost everybody. in fact. is talking
bridge today and speculating over the:
probable action of the special town;
meeting tonight. So much interest
has been amused that it is more than .~
probable that the attendance from this i
part of die town at the meeting will;
be the largest in years. It has been;
the hope of a large number of East
Nor-walk people for years that a new.
Waahington street bridge, night has sir i
most been lost of one section of the
call for tonight's town meeting, that of
determining if the Calf Pasture Beach l
is public property. This is a matter
that has been agitated to a common
able extent in this part of the town.
where a petition was circulated a few
months ago. calling for an investiga-
tion. it is proposed to have tonight‘s
meeting determine if part of tile iwnoh
is not town property and if so to use
tuliliah a public bathing place.
lilillilil
-'l‘hc Mission study clash met at the
Methodist parsonage last evening.
The rally of the lilpworth League
union will be held Friday evening in
the Methodist church. The Rev. D. 8.
Colts of the summer Ilreel Methodist
church or Brooklyn. will deliver the
address. after which the ladies of the
ltowgytoii branch will serve refresh-
ments.
“The next directory of the Southern
New England Telephone in. goes to
press on March to Anyone dealt-lug.
service must make application at once
in order to insure their name appoin-
iug In this issue.
The Debating club recently formed
in ltowayton will hold a debate this
evening in the chapel of the Metho-
dist ch l‘cll. The subject of the dot:
bateist be"!lesolvnd that ayoung
men's club would be appreciated in
ncwsytcn." An interesting time is be
ing anticipatodm
ililltI III “WWI
There is an uncalled for letter at the
Dorian pcatmilice addressed to if. J.
Lanboru.
l clam Fowler oi Noroton avenue
who has been ill for some time. is core
valss’oiiig.
Abdrsw bullion of Newton avenue is
«comingifoom a severe attack of
npat'ulionia.
airs. stimuli is quite ill of
stomach mill; at list items in Main
strain Dorian
manual type, pneumatic action. and
will be operated by an electric blower.
“aw-mu ..
ninth
Miss Lucy flank has been Nilml‘llil'
ing a friends from Norwaik.
The young son of Mr. and Mrs ll
ll. 0ng of Cross liighwsy is ill
hire. Orlando Allen of (lemon sun»:
has been the guest of relatives
Milford.
lit. 1‘. Redford of New York has Iit‘i'l
in town looking over liiii' property in
the Portal.
Theron Brown's mother. who has
been ill a long time with nervous trout
tile, in slowly improving.
Andrew Mt‘NnIlen has moved his
family into one of Fred Kempur‘s
houses on Washington avenue.
'l‘be sewer question will be warmly
agitated at the special meeting of the
ilre department Thursday evening.
Harry Sherwood has commenced to
dig the collar for another cottage on
his property near Thomas' pavilion at
Conipo beach.
Vanderbilt Allen has received this
week four loo-egg incubators which
he intends to set with Rh0de island _
Rod eggs.
A large number of the residents in-
terestad In forming are planning to at
tend the Farmers‘ institute at Green
field Hill on the rub
Arthur Hull. who carries the chil-
jdreufiurn Gloss Highway to the
Greens Farms school. had purchased
a team of horses train Norwslk par
ties.
The work of adding on more batlh
ing houses to the pavilion of (lemon
beach will be begun soon. in order to
bavs‘thatn ready for the bathing sea~
Ion. ‘
Leonard Gsult, who purchased the
old lockup. will rent the rooms over
it to his hired help. its is also erect:
ing several new cottages near Ball
mountain.
it is expected that when Mr. lied—
ford‘s horse trainer radii-us from the
flotilla there will be added some tips
blooded stool: to the now fanlcus atau 3
file at Wynforinors farm.
John it. Williams of Lyon’s Plains
and Daniel arm of Norwalk were
anions the numlldr to go to the clam
flats Monday. Giving to the strong ,
northwest wind one: expected an ear
tra low this. but were disappointed.
1. him washings of tiili dismou-
of the htnaioai society attended to
Milli noon Hartwri'giit of Newton
March meeting at the handsome home
i
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Home. wont to south Nor.
Ill
w.‘ could not sifbrd In so strongly
endorse Resell “illl' idolr Tonic and
socialism to sell it as we do. if we were
not certain that it would do all we
claim it. will. whack! our enthusiasm
carry us away. and Resell "9 93“ Hair
'l‘onlc not in entire satisfaction to
the m. t y would lose faith in us
Anti our statements. and in conse-
quence our business prestige would
suffer.
Therefore when we assure you
that if your hair is beginning to no
naturally fall out or if you havn any
scalp trouble Renal! ”93' Hair Tonic
will promptly eradicate dandruff, stint
iilate hair growth and prevent prema-
ture badlueso. you may rest assured
that we know what we are talking
about.
Out of one hundred test cases nea-
iill “ill!" Hair Tonic save entire satis‘
faction in ulnetrthree cases. It has
been proved that it will grow hair
even on bald heads. when. of course.
the baldness had not existed for so
long a time that the follicles. which
are the roots of the hair. had not he-
coms absolutely lifeless.
Ross" "93" Hair Topic is vastly
different from other similar preparfl
lions. We believe that it will do more
than any other human agency toward
restoring hair growth and hair health
it Is not greatly and will not gum the
scalp or hair or cause permanent
state. it is as pleasant to use as pure
wlfir.
Our faith in Resell ”93“ Hair Tonic
is so strong that we ask you to try it
on our positIVe guarantee that your
money will be cheerfully refunded
without question or cuibb e if it does
not do as we claim. Cert nly we can
offer no stronger argument. it comes
in two sites prices 50 cents and
".00 Remember you can obtain it
only at our store.~'l‘he Rosall Btors
The Clllfcrd Pharmacy. Quittner a
Csnly. Props.
12-35... .....- ... it?
of Col and Mrs. John Partridge on
the Now it road Monday evening
An excellent program was well render.
ed by local talent.
In spite of the men! heavy rains
and the mild weather, those who hays
orcaaibn to travel above Bradley's
use factory state that there are now
huge cakes of ice lying in the llelda
natural rods from the river. it to to
Getting
Back to
Coffee
Every now and then a certain
proportion of families depart
from the beaten path and take a
try at some substitute for mi.
i’cu, only to return to the old
iwwuuii with more gusto than
ever Those who use our Mocha
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and Java :60 Coffee never think
of frying substitute» they are
satiation. :nd YOU will lie. Join
the constantly growtng army of
i-oniouied users.
The Union Pacific
Tea (30.,
12! WA‘HINOTON VITREIT
'NDNI 542-8
Hu mp hrey
Inverted
Gas Arc Lamp
‘10th equaled
for fitilliancy of
Light or Economy
in Consumption of
Gas.
‘ limpls Way for the filth and Pals to
’ élltiilld.
lie Plump and Rosy.
Eamon can hard he termed a
medicine, it is in r ity s dealt form
lag .Taken before ,0 after meals.
it: mine czwiih the food. you est. en-
ables t t assimilate and ropdiiy di-
gest. so as to make rich blood and
pleasing pintnpness.
After Samoan has been used a week
or ten days a noticeable gain in WHO”
is n. The sallow complexion will
bar a ruddy glow. the eyes will be
bright. the breath sweeter and the step
With the return of good health fol-
lowing the use of Samoan. calculation
is overcome. and the thin and scrawny
are once more plump and rosy.
Frank H Boater's customers have
told him of the remarkable results fol
lowing the use of humans. the great
flash forming food, null he is so thor-
oughly convinced of its reliability that
he is selling it under his personal
guarantee to refund the money if it
does not do all that in claimed for it.
inches thick. and during the “recent
freshet the river was so high that the
trees near the bands have been broken
off as high as 12 feet from the ground.
Something unheard of in this section.
I...— «Lam...—
Willllll.
Samuel Addrews is still ronilucil to
the house
A number of Norfiold (ll-align pa
trout are in striitiord today. summing
the iiieoting with Housatonic mange
iiiiiliiiiiiiis
.m s—rww‘vr—‘M-htw - w... .n
High School Minstrels
Norwalk High School Athletic1 P
Association
AT HIGH SCHOOL HALL
Thursday and Friday Evenings.
March l0 and ii
ADMiuiON .......... . ..... 26 CENTS
”UTH NORWALK'. ONLY
Vaudeville Theatre
MONDAY. TUIODAY. WIONIIDAY.
MARCH 7. a. 9
ANOTHER ALL STAR VAUDEVILLE
IlLL
Headed by the It. Minstrel Act. in.
inducing
muss. CONWAV and BARNES
Playing an Entire Minstrel First Part
The Big Addcfldttrsctton l
Nil. and MR8. HARRY ELLSWORTH
The Main That Caused s Fuoore in
New York
Ml“ CECELIA WESTON
MARION and LiLLlAN
Melodies That Captivate the Elite
WILLMM I. BARNES
Laugh Manufacturer
cams and ERNIE
lingers. Dancers and Acrobats
MATINIIB ............... 5 and ion
NIGHT! .............. to seduce
hairs new THEATRE
MONDAY. March 14th
hta’rmee lino moor
Special Engagement of the Wonderful-
ly .uccsaafui Play of New
England Life
OUR NEW:
MINISTER
By the Authors of The Old Homestead
" "Pin a tax on the "winery in recall
llti villinl."~- N, Y. 'l‘iiuea.
Original Cast. Massive Scenic Pro-
duction. At Bargain Prices
MATiNEE. all seats reserved ..... 25c
NIGHT ................. 25. 35 and 50c
No Higher
an..-” .,.a,.............- . .
ffslsniisns its
iNDIFINiTI awesome“ or
Orpheuitl Stock Go.
GDMMINOING
MONDAY. MARCH 71‘“.
MONDAY, tua pay thoiiiasnav
MATINI anti mom
‘A Gentlemen Burglar’
run harass
MA‘I‘INII!.............'..‘lo INM
Wlm-..........IIO. 30 and Ma
re bass of has Monti
maria lmsdniltttdyin Monday even i
do st halo" 0 p. in.
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lie. 9.
.cugine at work sawing wood for W. G '
d. County Pomono
Finle-
Milo Annie Fitch spent yesterday
in altruism. -» booth Norwalk is Head Good
idea. trope Downs I“ "m [110“ 0‘ Reason for Comp mots Bellanca.
her timber. Charles hurries. Do you knowm how—'-
Tbc Almy family are at their sum. To find quick relief from backache:
my home hm, for a m, mm To correct distressing urinary ills;
'l‘o surely cure sick kidneys?
One of A. C. Bradley's horses died Just one waywyour neighborh
Saturday from an attack of colic.
know--
Contractor (liiinphei' lillli completed Have used Deans Kidney Pills.
Have proved their worth in than?
his mason i-uiitrarrmi the hotter tests
premises. Here's Idouth Not-walk testimony.
Mrs. Frederick lluri-iii lips outer “33:" ggufif’ekgm': gm‘ZT‘mfi‘.’ .,
iaiued her brother, Mr. liiiuks. from ‘ “We have used Dean’s Kidney Pills in ‘
00I0i’ado.
Minis Edith Wilcos la'iipeiiiiit
few days with her aunt, Mrs. i
Robinson.
Loren Davis, who has been ill for
nearly two weeks. is thought to be
our family for over fifteen years and
are never without a supply on hand
Last summer my kidneys became bad
ly disordered and the secretions from
these organs waie very unnatural. My
back also pained me so severely at
times that i could hardly bend and
my feet became swollen as if i had
impmvlnx. dropsy longest}! of calling in a doc.
' or procure can 's Kidney Pills and
Mrs D. Moses. who has lici-n it'l'y.illlefl two boxes. I had the satisfac-
Ill with rheumatism for sewiiil nooks, lion of seeing my trouble gradually
in improving 'désappfar unt‘l‘: nowmfinm remain
e. cons er s idne Pills
The exterior of Mrs A. E 'l‘uiuey is{ worth (hell-Weight in gold" y
residence is being repainted by Con. For sale by all dealers. Price 60
tractor "1‘“,Sm'y :‘oster Milburn Co., Bulimia,
Orlando Andrews has his ghaolene 36:99 or ”Ole agents for the United.
Remember the name—Dead s—aud
take no other
H.
a
Pitch and H. Williams.
A number of our townspeople will;
attend the Farmers‘ institute nicotine. l MERIYEN GIRL ENGAGE“
in Edition Grange Hall on Friday. l ”digitally. lhlmibw—ilsilroad (him.
. as r . ttie yesterda .nt
be little daughter (if 3*“- W H a coming out party, announced lb: em
.I innit motor or Emmanuel Parish. gaeemnt of his daughter, Miss Doro-
is recovering from her dangerous ill- lily. to Fred Wainwrisht Holcombe of
”a“ Waterbury
a...»—
u»... .w,.. u». ...... aw..-mw——Wnew
GOLD Mi DAL FLOUR
a...” ,. WHICH IS lllf
. “em—m... M..- an...“ “no...”
PAINTING iiiii’iili
There are two kinds of GALVANIZ-
‘nii ROOF ”saunas that look the
some One is made of CHARCOAL
Mum and the other of STEEL. The
former costs 20 per cent. more and
last three times as long.
Paper Hanging
wall Papers Painters l It you cannot find the correct an-
Supplies towel, come in and talk it over. '1'an
. make your choice.
llesi Miami Paint ..... $1.50 per gallon
vi hue ( 'ill‘i.ilil Holes
willi fixtures ice 5?“ R. N h
Best Opaque Shades .. orace as
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“Lari-ions 401 .
Houseiurnlshlng Goods. Crock-l
cry. Glassware. die North Main and Wed Streets.
South Norwslk
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L H Decker AUTOMOBILES
TO SUIT YOU
MAXWELL
EVERETT! 80
'iiilEIltEIHil “mu“
hurricane ' .
ninth-isms
20 MODILBI
Phone Mr. Glover. on 241-5. for can
:lll‘sll‘llllnl’i m catalogues. or and now
Li
Pending completion of our building.
lour offices are at 61 Winfield 8t. hat
\‘crwalk; l5 South Main
Norwnll. it... mm
Norwaik Consolidated
Auto Company
.7 WASl-NNGTON OTREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CON.
Agent for Columbia Phouegraph Gods
Records. Graphophonas and Supplies. 9
We Repair Roofs
VERY LITTLE
Hr. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
SIGN for your store and show via
dows. We make them. all since. and
they BELL THE GOODS!
Try a small sign for a starter-dos
increase in your business will house
you to order larger ones.
The Reed 8: Yolk Electrical Co.
as WAIHINOTON avatar.
OOUTH NORWALK.
we. HAVE Moves To rots can .
WELL clean no. animals
7“" '°°‘ ‘ wasmnoron araaa'r _, ,
,- mm. a. W. ._,, rat. in ]
WALL Mahackemo Hotel
J. a cushion Mgr.
sawvmasnccmsinsuno i ‘\
A p E R‘ ..
New Goods now to
dock. Prices are no
higher than last year.
E. E. Gallium
Decorator
iii) Firtl Street. East lierwaili
ruinous 452
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