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Dandruff
Destroy.
, 'S-l. . i
o
Get Your Drug Wants
. 5 Filled at the
t. Bridge .Pitatmacy
‘1‘ affirm: and eiilcient service at
3; Personal attention given to all
“ prescription ”Work.
5 Chairs" for our trolley patrons.
.' Come in and wait. for your car.
2 humor: PHARMACY
.l. PARKER. Manager. '
u . .
Mayflower Hook-and ladder Coir;
f'pauy is planning to have a sociable
"next week.
‘ William Shea has secured a position
- at the Crescent Laundry and will take
up his duties there Monday.
w
Mrs. Frederick E. Mend. of Brooklyn.
Man a guest yesterday of Mr. anti Mrs.
'15. Arthur Orifiln, of Van Zandt street.
. Miss Elizabeth V. Lilley, of Seariew
avenue, returned home yesterday after-3
noon from a couple of weeks' visit In
Hurtf‘oni.
Most of the local oystormcn who
have been working on the. natural
growth bode along the shore front here
to Bridgeport. have arrived home to
spend Sunday. They state there Is very
but very much doing ill their line.
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There will be ii meeting In the in‘
forests of the Women's Foreign Mis-
Vsiomg‘y Society. at tile Methodist.
(illul' , tomorrow evening at 7:30.
Mrs. Mlle Chisholm Iirown. a mission-
ary from tiltlnu, will deliver an address.
The new state bonfire or brush fire
law is elleetive iii East Norwnlk. 'l‘o
{gave a hon-lire even on your own pro-
‘ierty it is necessary to first procure a
permit. from the local forest fire ward.
ten, who is George Mills. of Broad‘ltiv-
er.
Tile W. C. 'I‘. U. will hold their reglr
lar monthly meeting tomorrow after-
noon at the‘AIma House. All those in-
terested Ill cheering those who are less
fortunate thall ourilolvee try and at-
tcud. The car leaves Norwalk at it
o'clock.
John Sherman lloyt‘s knockaboul.
on the shore at the Ayers yacht head-
quarters in Seoul“ avenue. lt-i going
through a very thorough overlnlullng.
The paint is being scraped off down to
the wood and a number of repairs are
llt'llig made about the craft.
Advertising signs have been put up
announcing Argued gas ranges and ill-
quirit-s have been made if the Around
llollcr company has ltollo into the this
range mnnufllctm'o. The gas ranges
are not made by the local column) but
by all entirely Fl‘lllli'llll' out of town
concern.
W... .._~_
Baseball is king today on tilt-r) lot
where there In a stone for bonit- plate.
’Hle boys were tint on out- diamond. at
the corner of blunt Avenue and Fort.
so early as shortly after The o'clock.
The Mayflower team is coming alone
nicely and will be heard from Ill a
short. little.
A plain tree on the property of lo
suph Lockwood in You Znntll Hil'i‘l‘l b:
a. handsome sight today and has been
for the last two or three days. In that
It is to full blossom. The \Vill‘lll spell
of weather started lullny bulb: and the
cold weather of the last. lol'lyt-iulli
or so hours has brought fear of :gvrious
rceilllcy
This learning did not er. :ttt- out :it‘
ruins amount of i‘Ilillliltilltélli lill‘ ititlh
Int: Ill. the shore. \t'bilr illf‘ tlil‘llilillii“
for want not registeriuv; lit the freezing
mark. the mercury was within hailing
distance of the latter. When John w.
Iiontty arrived Ill linut Nbrtvulk front
his home in Norwnllt, he reported lhttt
the“ thermometer there gave a reading
of 38.
At the Advent Christian ttlmreb. the
punter, Itev. l.. I", Reynolds. will preach
ltt 10:30 a. lit. and 7 p. in. Morning
subject, i'llble Awakened Expectations:
evening subject. A sleepless Night.
wound in series on Night Scenes or
tile lllllle. 'l‘he Loyal \i’orkcrs‘ meet-
this will be field at 3:15 p. in.: sub
jet-l. Motherly Love; leader, itiwnlll
Klillri‘, '
A dozen people have nut-red to an in
for oiling the highway from the Wltflih
billion street bridge entrance to tho
Item-diet Flu-tun bridlte. ltl summer
this Heulltlll has an abundance of dust
and it in figured that. the oil will no a
big relief. 'l‘he arranaotllent for the
oiling was made with (3. C. ltdyntoue.
Mr. Keystone also reports that he has
arran ed for the auto of live cnrlotldn
of his way oil to a New Jersey town.
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The Men’s 9 its of theJEast Avenue
Methodldl (illli fill will be e for its only.
lost tomorrow the apostolic mission
. and the Christian worker of modern
' times, his social standing and his alip-
port. Four leaders hit)“ been appoint-
ed. each to like a part in the lesson. bf-
tor which there w it be a short. llllll on
”The Commercial Value of Christi a
Science and Some of the People w‘ o
Are Milking Money out of Human Cro-
lllilily.“
The rest: of John ‘i‘ulnlctt, ttl' tiltinl
lord. against the‘i‘teyiitquc Brothers,
of the Century ii «proofing Count
.that‘ the primary cause of death this
patty in Seavlew venue, is due to
come before the S airflow city court
Monday afternoon. Tutules had an in.
junction served on Messrs keystone
several days also. (3. C. keystone said
today that the office is‘open inattthe
same as usual and ;that actual
operations will he .~ resumed
Tuesday.
George R. Van Alstyne tell white
climbing from the deck of th oyster
boat Martha *to‘ detain Seeker's
wharf. l-le landed age nttt the dock
stringpiecu. Tile thicket. Mr. Van Al-
styne's yacht which was launched
Wednesday, is tied up alongside the
Martha and he had just been doing
some work on her. Though the bruise
will be painful for several days. Can
taln Van Alstyne is consoled by the
many expressions of friends as to the
In the water.
A delegation of East Nol‘Wfilil young
ladies and young men wont to Norw
walk last evening and
dance of the Nutmeg Club. East Nor-
walk Is also represented In the mem-
bership of the. club. which was organ-
ltud contrary to the experience of most
young men's clubs. has enjoyed a long
period of success. The club for a long
out institution. The headquarters are.
in the Coleburn block at the corner of
Main and Wall street. where there are
nicely filled up club rooms.
Some people are hoping that the
building of the new Washington street,
bridge will be the inspiration for the
establishtuent of sidewalks fit that
Norwalk. Equipped with modern no-
cesslllce and conveniences us reservoir
water. electric light and sewers. this
part of the town has very few modern
sidewalks. which fact has been a sub
loci. of much discussion unions; the pen.
ple of the piano. Tile decision to build
sewers was several years lit the mak-
ing and It Is considered likely that the
district as a whole will be. brought
around eventually to realizing the heir
etits of better sidewalks than are now
poaseesscd.
tortilla”
Severai oi the local residuum have
peas that through tllt‘ ground. while
fine appearance the Elsket now makes .
attended the ‘
liled way back in 1904. six years ago, .
time has been regarded as a perlnauv 3
m h“ be It “Milli!
tilt Gil _. .
ubiect will be "The New Pastor" a ,
be subject at this evening service will
é? “Kodesh Barnes of The Gateway to
. Normally-”fit Choir .tll'lictioe (at. it p.
. , . Young Poppies Meeting angelic p. .
. invents service at. 1:80 p. in. luv»
rybody we come. All seats free. .
'- W
Durien had another fire scare, There.
ay afternoon. following the blaze at a
case in King's Highway. Noroton. The
econd alarm. was turned in about it
the Btrohel property. which extends
‘rotn Main street to the railroad. The
firemen had to work with more than
rdinary seal in beating out the finale-
and for a while it looked as If the barn
nd some chicken houses were doom-
6 to destruction. During the ordeal
‘ f getting the tire under chock. Chief
, .ouia li‘. Stoorna and several other lire-
‘lnen lllld their hands scorched.
IilSIPllliI
w.» m
. There will he the usual Sunday ser-
iviees In all our churches tomorrow.
The entertainment given at the Iliuh
school last evening was largely attend-
jcd.
II
.a-
The lhemomcter registered only two
degrees above freezing point There
day night.
‘ Miss Martha Mills. was the guest
iyosterday of Mrs. Welfrod Lewis on
it‘llngee's Illll. .
Mrs. Null Bradley has recently env
joyed a two weeks' vacation with tier
daughter ltl New Haven.
”a
The condition of Mrs. ltl'lidlcy l‘laker
remains about the same. Mrs. Baker
has been ill a long time.
During the rector's vacation the
members of Trinity pariah will unite ill
worship with (‘hrist church.
Edward Lewis, of Port Clil‘iiit'l‘. was
ill town Thursday. visiting his grand
lilotber, who is very feeble.
Misti Alice l.e Dan. and Mice Ella
McAulry are spendlulz over Sunday
with their parents ill Ilanbury.
Mr. and Mrs. .I. II. Wheeler. and Mr.
and Mrs. William 'I‘nrntiy. of Easton.
were In attendance at the funeral of
George 'l‘htu-pc. Wednesday.
I-‘rederick Futile. who was severely
injured by having several tons of pa.
per full on him at the paper mill some
time ago, is still confined Ill the Nor-
wtlik hospital.
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great hustling to not the gardens into
shape has been going on all the week. i
I
The regular business meeting of the ;
Reliance Social Club will he held at;
their rooms. ltowtlytou avenue. Mon-5
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. A full at~‘
tendancc is desired. , '
Through an error the whim that the
Reliance Social (‘Inb is to hold at.
their rooms this «velour, was advev-l
titled for yesterday afternoon. The
correct time for the Hlisfilflfl In from it
to in this evening. Preparations have
been made for a larlzc attendance and
it is hoped that the (‘ltlflillllll't‘ will not .
be disappointed. '
Mr. and Mrs. hi. 1.. Rowland enter
lilllll‘ll the ii. (‘. h‘. i‘. 'I‘hurittlny after»
noon and evening. A delightful tilin-
per was served. Forty Klil‘eln wei‘i‘
lil'l‘Hl'lIl. It was Ill honor of illl‘ll‘ six-
If'l‘lllll anniversary of their wedding.
Mrs, ltowiundr was presented with a.
solid silver meat fork. A number of:
eut~ofttmvn guests wr-re ill attendance.
including Mrs. S. M. illt‘ch. l’assaiti.
N. .I.; Mrs. John Sowai‘lly and llililllll"
lcr Ethel. of ‘New York, and Mix-Li
'I‘bomau Ln Follinlne. of llttubury.
i
tan Ill llllllllllll. i
Mr.“ t‘hurlert Crawford. of New (hut
lulu. In to open ll greenhouse ill liar-
iell soon.
(lent-go Knapp has tutti a new paint
shop built near the lllll‘lt‘ll railroad
l't‘ciglil lll‘llOl. ‘
tittoraelrtslt. and family. summer
residents of Illlt'lcll. have meted tip
from New Yuri. for the season.
Earle Hook and Ladder and lénaine
(‘lllll‘lllll)'. of Ihlt'lcn, llllti decided to
hold its fourteenth annulll ball at the
town hall on Friday evening. April 22d.
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Edward Mculnnis. .Ir., who In em-
ployrd In the telegraph service of the
New York. New Haven nlld Hartford
Railroad cmupany. isonioylnlr ll coup e
or weeks mention at his home in liar-
Ien.
The annual meeting of the llarit‘tn
Hunter-ail Men's Association will be
llt‘lll Monday evening. (liticern are to
be elected at tlult little and there will
be other matters of Inllmrluncl‘t to dbl-
litltil‘ of.
The linrieu baseball team hi hnvlillr
daily practice at the diamond whii~b
the team will play on during the new
tion anti located ill the corner of Militl
street and isletimvbib tivttllue. 'I‘he pitta
tire is under the direction of If) in
Berlin. who will be the captain lor
the season. 1
The reptilian of George C. filly. ville
died early 'i‘huraday morning at his
home in Barton. were taken to Hack li-
ueit NGW'JOI'BBY. his old home. led .v.
and inserts services bill be held tit .re
toruorrow afternoon. it was docked
pneuinonla. ‘
The committee from Lincoln (idlin-
cil. Junior 0. it. A. M.. (if flatten.
want to Stamford itutt evening tutor-
range for the placenta tournam .ttt'
with Blaine Council. which will he ti‘ ar-
ted Tuesday evening. The committee
from Lincoln (inuneil iii eulttpoltetli pl“
.loerph Hii‘llhle. Arthur linemen illul
NEW lllllllll
ltilwooti lit-others have been awarded
the contract for lllt‘ erection of a “Will"
story lllllllllllt’. oil Ilniirnnti avenue.
for William itrinhai'dl. The structure
will he of brick. with a gravel roof and
will be arranged for a store on the
ground floor_ with several Apartments
on dilution WM his _ .‘
'clock on account of a brush fire on ,
till“ I
. H a. i '
"(Continued no“ ”rim Miss.)
M
. The discussion was mainly on the
pollution of Connecticut’s waters by
cities and f. ctoriea. ,
The quest allot taxation was lost
slsht of in the debate over the general
pollution of the state’s waters. and the
consequent threatened minutiae of the
oyster industry.
The state board. composed of Free.
man I“. Patton, state treasurer. as
chairman, Thomas D. lilrulistroot, state
comptroller. and William H. Corbin.
state tax commissioner, had invited the
oyster property owners and natural
“growthers of. New Heveulo meet them
there. The board has already held
similar meetings at Bridgeport and
South Norwslk on this limiter.
W Frank J. Mansfield, at the it‘, Mung-
flcld 62 Sons Company. said that the
oyster growers in New HllVon were up
against a hard proposition from the
Board of Health in eousupuenee oi' the
requirements of that board. resulting
from the alleged pollution of the bar-
bor.
B‘. W. Porter. a large eastern oyster
'grower. said that there was no obioo
tion to the increase of taxation If the
board Would only give the arowora
pure water so that the growers eopid
“float" their oysters. as has been for-
bidden by the Pure Food Rules.
Mr. Corbin said the interference
with the present plan of the factories
In this matter was likely to lend to a
good deal of trouble.
It‘. J. Beardsley. a Bridgeport grow-
er, showed that his firm had been
obliged to send oysters in Rhode
[blend in order to perfect them and
quoted the law there which prevents
pollution of streams.
lie said in closing: "(led Almighty
pill the rivers here. and the thing to
do Is to stop dumping sewerage. into
them. This board can make recom-
mendation first the state clear up
contamination of streams."
Mr. Mansfield said that the practice
of "floating was very necessary in
order to clear them from mud. It
has been prohibited by the New lla~
you heard of health.
Senator Lemme intt‘llultlon told
how the Qulnnlptac river has been
Injured by the discharge of sewerage.
Judge A. MCC. Mathewson. fognpr.
ll of the (.‘onnt-ctlcul Silt-ll Fish com-
mission. was called upon next. anti he
said that there was no question that
“W oylsermltn could one the city for
datnao to their beds, but. the men
of course dislike to exploit their busl~
nose in this way. "(Tellsequenliy the
State Board of ileallb should compel
every city anti village In liaop dulntr
Int: their sewerage into the harbors
Ur even into the sound. Every city
should do all .‘ll‘lltlt'll In doing. look
out for its own sewerage. There is a
law on the books to make the city re.
uptinsible but the individual oyster»
men do not wish to ruin their burl.
lll‘bifi by making it w" ‘
He added that in ii trial of pollu-
tion l'flfil‘lrl against til. city it) the ole-
lermen. it might finally require all
Injunction to tlt'lt‘l'ltiiiil‘ the exact site
lltllioll in the mnlht. but that the:
cloth! not he (lilllt' (“iii‘l' tho pl‘i‘w'ttl
laws.
above. The heating will probably be
by steam. The sub-contracts will be
let soon.
lleorao ll. ltrowtt ltil-é been :twnrde i‘
the contract for the election iii a build
some residence on (lenoito tilt-line llll‘|
live. Mary H Clark Melton at Silllil‘)
have the contract for the slum» wort Z
l.. S. Knapp for the brick Work and
plastering, \l‘. ll, Simon. plumluuu and
heating; Arthur \t't-seotl. painting. and ;
II. It. Atwtlter. electrical work. The
plans ale by Architects lilll k’ Nomi
1133 Broadway. New York, and the,
house will cost about likable i
WE EXPORTED MANY AUTOMo-j
BILES. l
WASHING'I‘ON, April it. Next lo‘
France. the l’nited States is the bug i
eat exporter of automobiles lit the
world, the value of these exports from
this country In the calendar your than
having bet-n rainwater. according to
the Bureau of Silil‘..i1c.l. Rance ext
ported itl ions the latent your for
which figures were available. Antonin.
ltlleu to the mine of more than Sill.-
tlllil.tltitl. Other nations rank in the fol-
lowing order: linltrd Kingdom. ital}
tutti (let-until}.
Not less than fifty countries “.30er
rd automobiles during the your from
the United states factories. The turn
out number go to lbutudn. which coun-
try lust. yi‘ilf‘ took 1.230 American lull
chines, while England was the next tart
gout. buyer. followed by France. Mexlt
co tind.Aul-ltrtilla in the order named.
m.-.~—.——.,,c..—-—-. .—
REAL ESTATE. SALES.
llatllmli it}. Raymond to Alphonso A.
and Robert 0. Raymond, land and
buildings. i-loutlt Norwalk. War.
Vincent Nardt and Antonio Bantu to
Ilidwnrd ll. Blniih. land amt buildings.
Norwalk. War. ‘
litre Hoyt, of Westport. and Harry
W. Hoyt. of Danbury. to (“mimic Vin-
no. land and buildings. South Nor-
walk. War.
Marine 1.. llenileu to Harry Ilnrdes-
t_v. building Iota, ltlallt Norwulll. War.
Chariot. It}. and when .I. l‘liili‘cll Io
titllll“6' Keefer; building lots. tiolttll
Not-walk. War.
Norwnlk Bllvluaa Society to Mary It).
Walther. land and lltllltilnus tltl Illll‘l'll'l
street. War.
Myron W. (inborn to lletiianilil A.
tirillin. land tilld buildings ill lthnlt
Norwllk. War.
Franklin Weed and wife to .lounie
Weed. land ill Rowayton. War.
Alice ll. Detlscllnltt to Frank ii. and
litre L. ii‘ermttlon. land and buildings.
Elli Norwallt. War. ‘
Christian Ewart: to Molnar litlltl,
land and buildings. tilly avenue. War.
Edward H. Patterson to papilla lfl'
halide and Manual Bibles. land and
ludidihgtatlrsabury. War. ‘
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. Mums...
“til-Mott ”HAO DlPl-l'i‘I-IIHIA.
DAYTON. 0.. April “nu-Accord‘lnmto
a. mealtime received by r
Gilberto, of the (tube. from Mrs. ul-
hacll. Pitcher lid. itelllbaolt Itl down
with diphtheria and will be unable to’
report to the team for illlli‘ili lllllf‘. 'llli
If: new at his home In iii. lmllhi. Will'i‘l'l.
iltlroltl t‘antl-ell. \ i
i
D
The Rev. coarse ’bonton Smith, lull
he went when‘blscblltl was attacker!
by the tattle disease.
tom-red the “falls" their lll‘el taste
There Were it ilillli‘ll‘f‘ of additional
speakers .
BASEBALL SEASON OPENS TO.
DAY.
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The Weather, However. Put: a Chili
on New Yerk~Voie Game.
NEW \‘iillK, April it. '\‘\'ith lillt' rave
on the \wlltltot' and the other on the
that, thousands of Lilith'llllli'l‘ilYOllilll!‘
\'tl\\ Yorkers put in the hours anxious.
:. brittle file calling of "play" for the
Iil"i Iillli‘ this season the l‘olo
lllottlldi. this afternoon
The panic between tub l'uiwt-tly
uttd ibe (Manta. as llll' Nt-u \‘oik Na-
tionals are still affectionately l‘ltlli'll.
til
professional baseball of any sort this
year, and despite the rather forbidding
silica and the chill of an April cold
Hlll'“ they began llockllltt early to-
wurds tho upper end of Manhattan Iti-
Innd. The cold didn‘t appear to ll‘tihb
en the nullity of the Impellers. who
i‘l‘iltll‘ here from their long Irltllllnll
ill
trip ill title condition. Manager Mr-
liruw declared The ettliclztatltl uric
t-onlltlclil of making all men twiivv
illitlli‘llli; than usual against the New
fll'kl‘l‘ii. tutti illl‘l‘l‘Wt‘llN every proltilsc
of tilt interesting Ktlllll‘
In the midst of the preparations lor
the lll‘tit game of the yum on Manhat-
tan llilllllfL the New York American
League players reached town from
Richmond. winding up the most one»
cessfui Southern training trip they
have ever bad. They also prepared
for u flfllllv this afternoon, across the
rivet- with the Jimmy t‘ity Enlarrn
lAltIBllt‘ team. Many New i‘ork follow»
are of the Highlanders planned to fol-
low their favorites to the Jersey
meadows and gel II line on the team‘s
ltllll foriu.
PHOTOGRAPHERS AT BALL
GAMES
('lllt‘MlO, April ii. ”Hlnff plllltogrir
pliers will have fret) lll‘l'l'llti to the
West tilde l‘lil‘k diuutolltl this cotulna
M‘NUOII, despite, orders of President
Lynch of the National lettltttu to the
toutrary. Charles W. Murphy. prettiv
dent of the Chicano Nationals, return-
ed yesterday from his week's stay with
the team ill Louisville and Indianapolis
and the first. thing he did WM to hit
one an edict to the effect that he would
ignore the order of Lynch.
President Johnson. of the American
bustle, to updated to the rule laid
down by much manna ommph‘
era. and said that they at lid not be
kept front the'Anierican ifeuue dia-
monds this season. .
W
l'tlll habit our some.
About 11 o'eloe but nltllt the fire
at the Raymond Brothel-tr dealt pro
arty in Water street broke out titres
. ‘or
Sick Stomach.
Stomach-Rite has cured hundreds of
suffering people of various tforms of
stomach and liver troubles. many of
whom had thought their case hopeless
and other treatments had failed.
Some had been deemed to the opornl~
ing table by their physician. others had
been treating with the best of specialists
without benefit, and in one instance.
altcra consultation of Doctors a patient
was given Siontacipltite, slittrtly illit'l’
this the man was at his usual vocation
liltcrbeim.r itllc malty weeks.
Stomaclrllilc speaks for itself, give it
a chaotic anti it will speak 'to you.
positively the lli~lS'l‘ 'l'l-ZS'l‘IMONY FOR
S'I‘OMACII ~ Ri‘l'E IS STOMACII -
pelltedly shown.
”He ran clear
I ever trumped
. . . . b .‘ i .rie 0
Be sure that you ill?! hlUIlliitZil‘kilc wttll y H“ 3 n
this signature
t...,..
4-,!34;
$82344?
on the packtigc, no other l'cllledy pivot!
the. same results. and YOU HAD BET-
TER f‘iE’l‘ I'I‘ TODAY. DELAYS ARE
DANGEROUS.
w. E. Wigmore & 00., Druggists,
8 NORTH MAIN STREET.
ougilly acclimated
physical trim yo
and too violent
WILL SAVE HIMWIF Twist/"cm. the “time” Hi"!
The Christian minister who, it will quires, ii “i said.
he i‘elnelllbel‘eti. chartered a car (or
their household goods and a line driv-
ing horse and came ill cal to care
for the stock. the car being lltittroul-
ed and five days and nights on route.
so impaired Brother Sterens' health
that he has sucutnbod more and more
to the poison imbibed by inflating the
clitoris. and the lameness from jar
of car which caused swellinl.r of entire
body. which has not subsided and Its
llow growing worse. 'I'Iliii-ia much re—
gretted by all in clttttcii and com-
‘uiunlly who have heard the line rl‘liS-
oiling anti oraltorit-nl powers of this
dear brother In Christ. lie has l‘t-ceiv.
ed and Ill receiving the best advice and
lii'l‘iif‘l‘llllllllls of one of our host physi-
cians, and all that loving: bands can
do to resell.» him front fatality to being
done.“Charleston l.\itl.i Rt'lllllllil‘illl.
. . I .. .
NOTICE
Warning!
sparring partners.
ALLEN,C.
J. Fuller Re-electe
hit reel A. M.
President -.I.
\‘lco-I‘l‘ttititil-nl
elected
cl
'l'l‘t-uan rev
i'l'ltyt-t .‘lt‘l‘llll
Inllkttlll t‘oninl
filly.
Social l'onlnll
liilWii‘i. Miss .~'\t
l'llfll‘lt‘.< Adding,
M Hi
3"“ i.»
("little to
quarter
\\'rt
lltlitt'l'i
The t‘eutilty Roofing 8: Mount "" '
lilt‘llil'llitz t‘oulpnn} has~ ptlreilntt‘tl
stretch," said Burns,
sprinted shorter distances. .
most wonderful man on the road that
The strange
thing about film is that he covers the
ground more quickly filling up hill titan
he does when Walking on the level."
RI'I‘F Hisilrut open air siesta was taken
.. the porch of his cot-
tage during the afternoon.
introductory t0 sleeping 0‘" 0" ”00"“ i ft-saiou of the murder of :1 Rochester.
at night. Jeffriea wanted to begin this N. y” girl, has been in ”,0 hands of
lli'lli’iiwvl’ll iii“ arrival hm“- "i" W3“ : the attorney general and the secretary
Wilrlltdd to wall. “Ht” he bl’t‘fllllt’ ”IUI" lof lhl‘ "fury fur four weak“. but no ac.
"use rattle some TRAINERS.
”III-d-
All Are Blgrrtled at Showing the Great
ll Making.
. two
with.
r
t indicated is
handball.
limbs.
E.LEAQUEJ
d President arid
Ltla Clark. Vice-President.
The Allen l‘. iii. League of the Knight.
14). (‘lmrch had its run,
election of oillcers at the church. last
plight. and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term.
Fuller. ro-eleclctl,
. filter
BEN Ll) 0ND. Cat, April 9.-A
course of ”WWI training for Jim Jeff.
ries' trainers may be necessary If they
hope to keep, pace with the big tighter.
The need of this has already been re-
Yentertitty an in-
stance of Jeffrios‘ load in condition
over his followers was bad. when. with
Sam llerger and Farmer ilnrnn, he
took a ten-mile. Jaunt. After doing, ten
miles lleruer cried enough.
cities." as they call llurnn, managed to
hold out though, and he was vastly illi-
pressed with .Ieffriea' showing.
miles at one.
"and he also
lie is the
“Old fren-
'l‘hitl was
i
h
Miss Lila (finrk.
Miss (trace lil‘tiilk.
t‘Olllllliltt‘i*~-~.\l rs.
ii
liter» Deacon
ttrc-~.\lls.<
mu ilrilt and
silt and
looted inter
Stitl'lttttl‘y--.\ilss .I. 8. iintlcraou. re-
Asttlalant Secretary-w-iliss F. flaw-
l'lmma ulna-dead. Mrs, Mamie boring-
stein and litre fluorite (llmstcad
.I.
Pilllll ic
iii lets
li‘lotver l‘ommitieu “Mrs. John illlrr.
Miss i'Itlllll
in the
l).
’l‘nilm. Sltltlili‘l Reed and Miss Ilertha
.Good owl} ‘
r-r'ltl within reach of nearly every
who and woman who earnestly
' desires it. Start right With
Sold. Everywhere. km 306. ofl 25o.
NAVAL PRIWNER’G, CASE CON-
SIDERED.
PORTSMOUTH. N. it, April 9-'l‘he
report of the court, martial which sat
on the case of Jantes it}, ililli. the our.
at prisoner charged with obtaining a.
dishonorable discharge front ,the. navy
on the strength of a fraudulent con-
llon ill lilo case has been taken by:
The first tlfloward lilfll'il ill .Itil't'ril‘s' 1mm". rpm“ delay has led w a hen“
(huilit‘l‘t‘ that the Navy Department
shoulder stiffness. caused by too much i puzzled Rs to what course to Dummy.
To 0w”“I'l‘be circumstances In Hall's case are
come this n renlarltahlifllflgiiem. nel'f'l“nalti to be absolutely unique and the
”Willi“. H W“ remarked, "‘0 3‘9“” tlepartment's decision will set a prece-
hrallit stiltary with," will be applied to
Jeffriee re~
‘a more piercing rub
down" preparation than most ring men.
The lair-st news coming out of camp
Is to the effect that Joe Clloynski is
to be rushed to l,‘aIil‘ol'lll& as SOOII as
he can not here. to act as one of the
is
dent. I-lllll's attorneys maintained
that after turning him over to the
Rochester civil authorities, as was
done after Hall's confession, the gov-
ernment had no further claim upon the
man. It was learned today that a few
days ago litlll attacked the master at
arms. bpl was quickly subdued.
.W
Foley‘s Kidney Remedy will cure
hie, not beyond the reach of medicine.
No medicine can do more. The Bridge
:Pilfll‘lllllli)‘. z“
JAM case of kidney anti bladder trou- '
If You Have
D Y .
in South Norwaik or vicinity. and are
willing to put a fair price on it. we
would like an opportunity to talk it
over with you at. our office in the
CLIFFORD HOTEL BUILDING. .
H. E. Dana 81 Son
INCORPORATED
front l'llllii. (' ltnystone all the for
main mvucd or known by him, also
by roilleyttllce froth \‘i' II. R“)-
stont'. his father. acquired solo and
I‘KtllltiiVl' tlnhi to the lraiit‘lnurk
and fttltnnln ftp- t-tlntpoulldin; "t‘t-u
tut‘l Compound.“ We are. there-
fore. sole and exclusive owners of
the ”Century Compound" formula
and trademark and have the sole
right to lilanlllactut'o and sell said
0
Tulle no
you:
Stilll IiY
TIIB DIA
Ml i It Ur!
(‘hl-xugofl'mmm
l’lile l“ Red Bil field uracil.
two's. mini utth Blue Rut-on.
GED
or it?
lurid
atolls” TEfi’fijhllLS
other. N e
gia‘oa' uAiil’flhfifmgh'm 52
ll
lmaslleihtMmJl-I}:
elia‘tt
Iilllilii'llSlS filtll‘fllllfllf
Paper Hanging
Wall Paper, Painting,“
”(‘l‘IllpOllllll.” and caution all pt'r»
lions from enterinl: into any con-
tract with t‘baa. t‘. ltoysione or
other parties than ourselves for
t‘ettiurt t‘onlpound. and warn all
prroltitta that tiny stil‘ll t‘lilllt‘lil‘lx are
in violation of our viable, which
will be strictly enfolcvd
March L‘ltllt. title,
The Century Rooting
AND
Manufacturing Co.
CHRISTIAN SWAR'I‘Z. l‘rea'l.
Swartz 8t Corbett Block
ihtlltliitils
_ MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK‘S ONLY
Vaudeville Theatre
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. ‘BATURDAY.
APRIL. 7. B. ‘.l
Retained by Popular Request
THE GREAT ROBINSON TRIO
ii p. m.
it p. m.
.Mw..- » .. .,._
I
\
We Cried Our Own Lens.
Fcnwick Optical Co. ,. ,.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Room; 7%
97 WASHINGTON STREET.
Hours-«8 in 11:30 a. nl.. and 12.“? to
Monday and Saturday. 7 to
/‘
Supplies
llest Mixed Paint. . ...$1.50 per gallon
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures. toe,
ilest Opapae Shades.............250
Housefumishing Goods, Creek-
ery. Glassware, 8w.
l3 ’
L. H.Decker-
87 WASHINGTON STREET. t_
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CON. ‘l
Agent for Columbia Phonognph Ooh
Records, Graphophenel and Supplies.
.o‘
Greatest Colored Ente rtatnere
LE8 DONAVAS
Gymnaete.
“J." EARLV HUGHES
That Party In Black
BOBBIE TALCOTT'B KIDS
Fun in the School Room
BROOKS AND JEANNETTE
The Comedy Pair
LEANDER AND BYLOW
Eccentrique Cemlquu
MOTION PICTURES
That Are Greet
MATINEES ...b and we
EVENINGB .....‘.......10 and 20e
IIOA
iii i‘i
till: it} iiijig 13.; “13°
,. V, . .-.
“thiamine and Saturday.
April 7, 8 and 9
IDWIN it.
in the lime blue on .lt ‘3'.“ neeeuury
to summon more ll . men were
working at the ruins It We thus a -
roll tt'the smoldering lit-o air the rent
of i it ill ilttnuillept it withttlfhtnltltia.
flu or it it autopilot-y inventions pour
in; wilter‘lrlto theflli'e, within does not
rive any further alarming symptoms.
imitation were onetime. 1 iii four man
“i ”DIVORCON S” ~
‘ureei diet-go's Die Now Vet-it Success»
: I. H. Mathewson
Jello 'H. Kill”
Josiah fl. Mervin
(Why He Divers” Her)
NOTKu-‘l‘hlti ll the Original Vereioni
as played by (trade George for sun
night: in New York. rm
1
Mahackemo Hotel
J. It. CONNOR. Mgr.
sumo: AND cuisine or To earn
lines :2 Pen DAY ANQ upwane
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 988 ‘
CityNattonal Bank
ecu-runoawau. CONN.
TRANI'ACTI A GENERAL IANKINO
' IUIINI”~
lilr lite and P ilttt.
"carpool? ‘
Idle Deposit lotto-l. u and ”harbour.
MA. H“ ”N .P
JOHN H. “Joann“
€329!!!ch H. ROWAN. Ind Vice
. i. , .
WILFRED IODWILL, Cldhllr .
DIRIO'I‘ORO
iflenryle r V . .. .
reptilian» , .3
Christian swam: John H. Light
’1: Rowen
it, . . 5....
. ../
'15 4,... I" ~ . ’
VERY LITTLE .
Mr. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
SIGN r your store and allow
1"
down. it make them. all Ilium-i?“ “
they Sli‘. I. THIS 000m}!
Try a mall sign for a starter—«tile
increase In your business will cause
you to order larger ones. ‘ .
'lball‘eed 8t Volll Eleétl’iell'llo.‘
u waeiltue'ros arm... ,,
eouru uonwaut.
reams.
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