your billowing“
brother
'I Cher
"of sterile no .
i. t l i
‘iter‘est in life wuiuhoni noel
“Oct Year om Wants
Filled It the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient service at
all times.
' Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wsIt'for your ear.
names constancy
J. PARKER. M‘eneaer.
.luy Petty and Albert Berggron hare
secured positions in the electrical bust
uses at Stamford and have already be-
gun work there.
Mrs. William Tobey. who has been
very critically ill at her home in Bay-
nolds street this week, is reported to-
day as slightly improved. Mrs. Tobey
has been ill for several years.
alt is reported that the animal spring
change of runs for the local trolley-
men will go into effect this year earlier.
than usual. The rule in the past has
been to have the shift about a week
before Memorial Day.
Mrs. Robert Thompson. of East nve~
nus, is to be the leader of the Sunday
evening meeting of the Loyal Work.
ers' Society..of the Advent Christian
Church. The subject will be the "Vale
no and Blessing of Obedience."
The date for the district special
met-ting to take up the matter of a lur-
ger dynamo than the. one voted by the
last district meeting has not. been fix-
ed. The lining of the date is in the
hands oi'lhe district committee. also
decided on the. meeting.
William Benjamin has had it four
‘ horsepower gasoline motor Installed in
a sloop which he purchased from files.
are Watkins and Ferris. of South Nor~
walk. During the change process the
boat is located at the Ayers yacht yard
in Seaview avenue.
Most of the local natural growth oy-
ptermen who have been working along
the shore between here and Bridgeport,
will return home tomorrow to spend
Sunday. in some cases boots will
probably be left where the operations
are in progress, while in others the.
boots will be sailed home.
it is learned that Frank W. Roberts.
of the Sealshlpht Oyster System. lnc..
and Edson Lewis. who is a traveling
salesman for the Bigelow Varnish
Company. of Newark. New Jersey. saw
a comet about two months ago front
the roof of a hotel In Indianapolis.
Frank reports that the comet bad the
amiearance of a tadpole. ,
During the several years Frank W,
Roberts has been a traveling salesman
and in the employ of the American
Telegraph and Telephone (humility, he
has traveled ovcr thc country wry ex-
tesivcly. Mr. Roberts is authority for
the declaration that during his trips
from coast to coast there Is‘one thing
he never aces while in the West, he
sees here—the Elli“.
Richard .i. (‘uthilL the Washington
street bridge market. proprietor, left
this morning for iiuilford to attend the
funeral this uttcrnoon or the lat» l'ust
Department Commander If). it. (iris-
wold. who died this week. Mr. (Tutiilll.
who is vice-department commander.
will also go to New Motion. where
iilt' department encampment is being
held today and tomorrow.
Day to day finds no diminution In the
iii not if no
flood Advice Regarding the Pre-
vention of Coughs and Colds
W
l
If people would only fortfy and
strengthen the system, thr- majority
of itflflifif of coughs. colds and phonon»
nit might be avoided. ’l‘besc troubles
are. frequently due to Wt’liklttmti. which
produces a cuturrlial comlliiou of the
mucous ntclubrnuo, which in an into-r.
nul skin of the hotly. When this skin
is weakened it bocotnon cituily infect-
ed with germs which cause many of
the diseases to which flesh in heir.
'lioulthy mucous membranes are esutol»
_
Mi Mi
no
,‘ _. , I
twill? lotion
, ,sn luminous
gallon in ionic feitililos.Aycr'e
. . Elihu liml the only ugh
dryer}? years). Once in e
I .
me
bridge as a iiiplo of nonrersation. If
nothing elite bring; up the topic the
odor which rises from tho hrid e vicin—
ity on a warm‘ddy like this a sulll~
cien to bring on a discussion. All sorts
of predictions are boln made as to
the length of time that w it be required
to bring about a new bridte.
No one around this no t of the town
declared this morning i at he or she
had caught it glimpse the Halley
comet this morning. w on it was re-
ported that it could be observed. The
hour not for the comet's appearance
was 4 o'clock. Not many people take
seriously the report that there might
be danger to the earth's inhabitants
from cyuaxen gas in the comet's tail.
Enoch 8. Bowen, of St. John street,
assures his friends that he expects to
get. around again in about a week. Mr.
Bowen‘s affliction is quite a strange
one. it ispronounced by Mr. Bowen's
physician as nerve shock and it affec-
ted only the left side of his face. it
did not. however. injure either the
hearing or sight of that side of the
face. Mr. Bowen ls able to be about
at his home.
least Norwslk is not looking in base-
ball interest and in consequence the op.
enlug games of the major leagues yes-
tcrduy was looked forward to as an
event. As usual, the New York teams
in both leagues are the favorites.
though as usual there are adherents to
other teams. on as the Pittslmrgs
and Chicago teams of the National
league and the lletrolts. of the Anteri-
can League.
The Growth of the business of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company. is emphasized to
people on this side of the. town by the
number of freight trains which are
held up mornings east of the draw-
bridg. waiting for a clear truck. Trains
which get caught there in the morning
frequently have a hard time getting by
on account of preference being given
to passenger trains.
Miss Roe Montsport. of First nvcnue.
is to becomes bride tomorrow. The
fortunate young man is Andrew Kore
ken. of Bunion street, South Nili‘Wiliii.
a brother of Miss Mary Kereken. book-
Laundry in Beaview avenue. The cure-
mony will be performed at it u. m. by
the Rev. Father Stephen Cbcruilsky.
pastor of Si. Laditiius liomuu l‘ulhollc
Church.
0. C. Roystone. of the Century Wu-
terproofing Company. reports that he
is llgnrln on doing some street oiling
in Plant a none, as well as St-uvicw urc-
nue, where a number of people have
signified their intention of taking up
the pmlmsltiou. remembering the
clouds of dust that follow trolley cars
and! autos through the pretty lhor.
Mr. ltoystonr- expects to start the oil}
im: from the first to the middle of May.
—After a heavy meal. take a couple
of Dtntn's liogulelb. and give your
stomach. liver and bowols the help
they will need... Regulate bring easy.
regular passages of the bowels.
iiiiiiiiiiii
()llvl-r Clark has been
home In l’cnnoyer street
ill at his
Miss Viola Barnes, of Stamford. is
the guest at Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Shiite.
Mrs. .iohn ll‘Hommcdieu has ill'l‘li
the guest at the home of Alfred 8.
Crockett, of Crockett street.
The choir of the Methodist cluirch
will hold their regular weekly re.-
hearsul in the church, this evening.
Mrs. .icnfilc S. Slit-rcr, of l‘eimoycr
slrt-cl, who ‘hns been visiting in
lirooklyn for several days. has return-
f‘li home.
li‘redcrick Kimball, of linverhill,
bless, is stopping for a few days at
the home of Mrs. Mary Tiiflllll'fl. on
liownyton avenue.
wi‘alicrhatiging or painting done
anywhere in Rowsyton. Tel. 185-5.
Murphy Dec. Co.. 78 Washington St.
The sun now rises at 5:20 and sets
at 6:20. making the day exactly is
hours long. fly the first of May the
length of the days will have lllf‘f‘t-Iiwd
to It hours.
F‘ruit trees are In blossom, farmers
begun their spring plowiua. gardening
has begun and song birds pro on num-
erous us on the Fourth of July. all of
. which iii gain; some for the month of
' April.
'i‘hli social held Wednesday cvonlnit
In ihc chapel of the Methodist church
tiai safeguards of the body's ”mm“. was a success. both socially and finan-
health.
An excellent aid In the prevention
of coughs. colds. pneumonia and such
chilly. There were a large number
present. who lintcned to (in Interesting
program which had been prepared by
like infectious diseases, is n rt-nmiy ”W l‘i’i‘limiiii'c in clause. ’i‘lumc who
that will prevent or burn catarrh.
participated were: Piano selections
w” have n Nmady wmpp wc bon- by Miss li'rancoa Colllnnu. roudihgs by
catty believe to be unsurpassed in as,
Mrs. John iloWaiers and Mrs. l‘ra ~
....u,.m... for the prevention of coughs. lln Crockett, recitation by Mrs. Murb
colds and all caiarrliai conditions.
it Thatcher; Misses Mildred Then" and
h. u". prescription of a famous phyuic~i Florence Moore tendon-do piano duct
too. who has an enviable reputation of
in a very pleasing manner. while Mrs.
Huffy yi‘ni‘fl of (rural “Hint“. thrnn‘h'lr’lin‘ Biflillhari, of Cfot‘itt'll Hii'i‘i‘i,
the use of this formula. We promise “mi WV” W. Mills ”in! “010$ WW3“
to make no charge for the medicine W” “"50”“ "9W "1W"-
After the
should It fail to do II We claim. We completion "i ”‘9 entertainment. ”0
um everybody who has need of such
a medicine, to try Rexnli’hfuotifi’l‘onefl
it, stands to reason that we could
not afford to make suclr statements
and ltivc our own personal guarantee
touhia remedy it we wore out prepar-
ed to prove the reasonableness of our
claim in every particular. and we «on
no reason why any one should hesitate
to accept our offer and try it. We
have two other of Resell Mucull‘one.
prices 50 cents and 31.00. Sometimes
a sitcom bottle is sufficient to give
marked relief. As a general this the
moat chronic case is relieved oil. an
average of three large bottles. You
can obtain Resell Remedies In South
Norwallt old at our storaw'l‘he its»
all Store. he Clifford Pharmacy.
Quiltllor a ceoiy. Props '
cream and cake were for oalc and a
social time enjoyed.
W“. ..M-m
tun trillion.
Mrs. Ernest Crofoot, of Darlen.
seriously III with pneumonia.
Miss llmi Colo. of New Haven. was
a retreat of friends in Dorian. yester-
day.
Mrs. Ranisoy. of Noroton. will soil
from New York next Saturday. ooh trip
to England.
Mrs. George L. Burdick. of East
Lyme ls pending a few days in Nero-
to Heights.
3'. B. Benton it Boa, of Georgetown.
ll!
keeper and enabler at the (‘resceul‘
Hendrick, at Noroton.
moved from amp avenue. Spriusdaie.
to his place ih Newton.
Rev. J. B. , little, chaplain at the
Soldiers’ no e, is visiting friends in
New Hound r a few days.
It. 13. Potter. of Ridselleld, is soin‘
to Darlen to take the superintendeucy
of Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes' farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murray, of m.
antic, returned to their home today. of.
tor a short stay with friends in Nora-
ton.
Mrs. Heury. Fowler and niece of
Waterbury. are visiting Mrs. George
Fowler, of Noroton Heights. for a few
days.
Clifford Olmstesd. of South Norwallt.
who has been spending several Weeks
with Fred Smith, returned home yes-
terdn .
Mrs. Kathryn Kuvanuugh. of Nero
ton Is critically lit. Site has been a
sufferer from heart trouble for a few
Weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shepard and
party of Providence. who are on an au-
tomobile tour called on friends in
Darieu yesterday.
The ladies of St. John‘s Church. of
Noroton arc to give a euchre and
dance, at Noroton *Volunteer Hull.
’I‘hnrsduy, April 21.
The. veterans at the Soldiers' Home
are circulating a petition aumug tbenr
solera for the retention of Rev. J. B.
Doolittle. us chaplain. His present
term of office expires May 1.
There are still a large number of
dog owners who have not registered
their canines for the coming year. Fall.
ure to register by May lot entails a
penalty of Si.
Joseph law. a flarien shoemaker
and cobbler. has purchased from the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
ltailroarI‘Compnby, the lot bctwoen the
homes of .lohn l’. [hammer and Jun-
lice William H. Willmolt. Jr. The lot
is 60 x150 it.
The. New York. New Haven and
Hart ford Railroad Company. is making
repairs to the Main street bridge. lo-
cated near the Darien deport.
found that some of the stones support-
lug the bridge hn . become cracked.
fuller big blocks granite have been
broimht here to rcpldcc the old founda-
lion.
The second round in the pinocliic
tournsuicnl ilt‘th‘vll Lincoln Council.
.luolor 1). U. A. .\l.. of fiction and
lllainc t‘ouncii. of the same order. of
Stamford, will be played this evening
at Stamford. ’l‘hc llnriclt players art-
in hopes of repeating the Will they
made on the occasion of the first round
’i‘ucstiny evening. when they won it
clinics to their opponents ii.
The large chlckctrhouse of Mr.
Marshall nobsrd and family hers 3‘
it was i'
;, had sharia at the funeral of (learns . i A
,ByLydls E.Piakham’s
Vegetable Compound
twp De Forest. Wits-.-
gg....gfii "After an opera-
, WI tion four years ago
'i. .i had pains down;
‘ word in both sides.
' backache. and a
. weakness. The doc
tor wanted me to
have anoint-re rs!
tion.ltooki. digit}.
I'inkintm's egetn'
ble Com and and
lam ent rely cured
of my lrouliles."-—
Mrs. ArlovsTE Vasrunnasu, De For.
rat. Wisconsin.
Another Operation Avoided.
New Orleans. Le.--"F or years 1 ani-
ered from severe female troubles.
‘iuoilyl was confined to my bed and
the doctor said an operation was net-es.
mrfl. lgave Lydia E. Pinkliam'sVeg.
ate in «impound a trial first. and
was sawed from an o titration." -Ml'n-
l.li.r Pry sorx. llll 'ericrecSL. New
ttrleane. La.
Thirty years of unparalleled suede e
:onilrms be lower of Lydia R. 1’1: .
hum's Vegetaile Conmound to cure
tootsie. dist-uses. The great volume of
unsolicited testimony constantly or.
mild proves conclusivcl that .ydia
if. Plnkham's Vegetable ionipound
a remarkable remedy for those (is.
ireeslng feminine ills from which so
many women suffer. -
If you want special advice about
our case Write to Mrs. Plukham.
it Lynn Mass. "or udv'oo is
free. and. always helpful. ‘
condition and nnilcr the row of u train
ed nurse.
Rev. Mr, Taylor uiil exchange pill»
pits with up out of burn pastor Sun
day morning.
The Woman's (‘lvic lcsune of Nor
\vnik wil be, addressed by Mrs, John
tlodolott. of this town.
Mrs. Charles Harlow, and Miss (.‘fllilv
crino lbwln. of Port Chester urogucuh~
this week of Mrs, Fred ll. listleroon.
The, funeral of Miss Leona flipper
Frankliulwrg. of 0:: Ridge caught fire
\i'etlnesdu) noon, and was burned to
the ground. in spite of efforts to {are ,
ii limit lire companies of Norolon did ‘
. ing but Ibo
onghfnrc during the summer season. i
all in their power to sure the build-
liutucs had gained too
much headway The origin of the.
tire was a faulty incubator. I
A large cougrcuutltm unwind Mrs. i
Thatcher, national superintendent.and ;
Mrs. llucli. Silllo unpcrilitctulcut, H‘s '
tt-rtluy afternoon. when each gave a
very illit‘l‘t'liiiflg and llclpful filiii‘lllilriv
'in the chapel of the Soldiers' lioinc.
louder the auspices of the Noroton
iHeiahis Women‘s Clarisllau Ternpm.
'nnce Union. The local union was pro
scaled with a beautiful silk this in lo-
cognition of if having the luraesl iur
crcusc In membership during the [Mini
)t‘lli‘.
Mrs. William (low. of Now \‘ork cllr
was in town Wednesday.
lb‘. and Mrs. Nolan have been on
tortuiniiig out of town friends.
Mrs. Benito Mnupeu. of New York
city. is visiting relatives ill town.
(lcorac Adams is in a vcry feeble
Wonderful
80 Stamps Free with l large
can All? ll. Powder ut ...... 50c
i
This Week for Stamp Collectors
and Economical Housekeepers
icy. was held from hot mother‘s homo
this week. The lit‘i'iiCt‘li were privati-
land Rev. E. B. Deon officiated. The
pail bt-urvru were icy-omit and lrvinu
Sipperiy. Frank Nichols and w. .l
Wood interment “on In Riverside
ceitictcl'y. Norwulk.
——.....~........
itiiiiiiilii
N. I.. Scat will open his jewelry
.vilti‘fl iii lilc .\It‘iiti building lildili‘.
Norbert llossa to visiting with his
daughter. Mrs l. E. Partly. at (‘roton
Fillies.
llrivcwuis are being constructed
olului llr Mot-moire grounds in Wood
sin-cl
i’t'iiilliinlimlfl arc uluh-r way for no
addition to tho Folsom cortngc. in
Poll. Milt’t'i. 7
Julius lhuauut-l has mid his place
in l'ound Ridge. and will remove to
Long island.
M rshlnltu Rogers and Miss Katheryn
iioxcrs have rcturncd to their solit-
our home In Denokc avenue.
t‘, It. 1‘. Fairly has boon t-ouflln-d to
his home in Stamford .nonuc the past
wook, suffering with a sore tinual.
.iunic’a Stillman is pulling his pro
Bargains
25 Stamps Free with 1 bottle
Pure Extract. any llavor. . . .25:
Very Best A&P Creamery Butter. :1 lb, 35c
A&P Fancy Patent Flour, 3 Barrel. $6.75
A&P Fancy Patent Flour,24 1-2 lb. Bag. 85c
Mtiir Ponchos, 8 pounds for..26c
Royal Apricots, 2 pounds for. .26:
Sectlless Raisins. a package. .. 7o
Iona 'l‘umatoca. t cans for ..... 26c
Sultana Tomatoes. 8 cans fonflo
Astl’ Tomatoes. a can. . ...iflo
'40 Stamps Free with a 50c Purchase of Our
Famous High Grade Teas and Coffees
l can fleets..................i£e
2 lbs. Aal’ Laundry litarch.
entail ...... c
1 hot. Courtenay & Cora Sauce 12:
1 inc Aal’ Smoked Beof.....16o
10 Stampawith Any of the Following
Articles
1 pkg. Minute Tapioeu.......10¢
l lmttlo Electrollne...........iiie
l lliil. All’ Jelly ’Powder....lOe
1 box All? Lunch Oocoe....:toe
ro. at. one. enliven-{exec A.
m Washlmton Street. South Norwailt'
ill
a. one use P. is. Free Delivery.
my on the south Main street
readiness for the erection of I dwell-
ns. ‘ '
hire. iiidviin Brent has been quite
ill at the home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. 000W ii. Wardwell, lilaet ‘ave-
' DUB.
The water company is lsylnu about
1.000 feet. of water main in Weed
first? from it. i]. Kelley's residence
sou .
Mrs. Sophie Dalton. who spent the
winter at Lakewood,‘ has returned
and will occupy her house in Hoyt
street.
Itlllas R. Johnson. who has been
confined to his borne in East avenue.
for several weeks, with diphtheriafls
able to be out.
The monthly starting of the Metho-
dist Woman‘s Foreign Missionary So~
ciety will be held at the home of W.
A. Smallborn. South avenue. Tuesday.
at 3 p. at.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jacobs. who
have been spending the. winter ,In
Southern Pines, N. (1.. returned this
week, and are occupying their new
residence at White Oak Shade.
The young son of P. if. O'Neill. the
contractor. who fractured his left leg
in the cloak room of the new Center
school building. several weeks ago, is
doing nicely and able to get, around
with the aid of crutches.
it is said that. the local automobile
agents are placing a number of or-
ders for machines this season. and
that a thriving business may be ex-
pected. There are a on her of fam-
ilies coming here who a ord several
autos and thegarages are preparing
for this advent by laying In a full
line of accessories.
Editor John E, Hersam has been in
New York and New Haven. this week.
looking up a cylinder press "or the
Advertiser office. Now for stones
have also been purchased, which are
up to date in every detail. and adapt-
to the handling of a large business.
t is expected that the office will on‘
demo a great change within the next
few weeks.
Miss Harriet Arthur and Frank N.
Horton. who will act as ammonium
for the census‘lakiug which commen-
ce... today, took instruction from the
chief of this district In the Y. M. C.
A. building. Wednesday morning. Miss
Arthur will bound-rule the entire bor-
wnicu ‘A'norsrstt COMES
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75 up
ON EASY PAYMENTS
DESiRED
Housatonic
Power Co.
.. m a.-. ...—
tantrums
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK’O ONLY
Vaudeville Theatre
THURSDAY. FRiDAV. SATURDAY.
APRIL 1‘. 15. is
Iig Array of Vaudeville Talent. Head-
ed By
ROSE LA HARTE
And a Company of Seven Players in a
Musical Comedy Offer on. entitled.
"The Morning fter”
THE MEBQER SISTERS
Singers and Classy Dancere
DANIEL J. SULLIVAN A CD.
Great Irish Dramatic Act
ADELAIDE HARLAND
Cadillac Comodieune
BILLY McDERMOT'f‘
The Modern Monotogist
manl’m AND ostuoss
IF
Eccentrlne
MATiNEKS ..... candida
EVENINGO ..............lo and 20o
Tilt sir
i.)
APRIL 11, 1010
The Celtic Square Stock Go.
Presents the Care's-hurry of Weetern
e
' O. I 0 e
.Midmglit lfl Chinatown
. NOTI~~tlar wIl leave Main and
Washington tits. ii p. m.. and make
stops at Roweytou. Dal-ion. Nomton
. and Stamford. This will so into effect
April it.
bill in,
Titus: nave. OTARTING MONDAY i
pi
i.
I»:
push and the section souih‘aud west
of Railroad avenue. Mr. Horton will
are the remainder of the town.
. here are a grout many balloon in cart
thin sections, who speak little or no
English. and their tasks will be excep-
tionally arduous. .
Although nothing tangible has r6-
illlitdd. as yet, it is believed iiintlhd
business men will take hold of a pro—
position to organize a buisucss men's
association. The subject has been
breached to a few of the more promi-
nent merchants, and has met with gen-
eral approval. Such an ussm-latloo
would have a good off'ect. Neighboring
towns and cities have shullnr organ-
lastlpns. and the-results have been
most gratifying to all concerned. it is
said that a meeting will be called
soon. There was a village improve-
ment association some time ago. Noth-
Ing but. been heard from it, of late.
null.
Mrs. N. M. Belden visited Norwnlk
on Saturday.
John Davis. Jr.. has the contract for
exterior carpenter work on the new
Folsom barn,
The Women's Auxiliary of St. Mat-
thew's met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Frank Rockwell. . .
Mrs. Richard. of New York. who has
rented Mrs. Katherine Sturgeo‘ place
for hie season, was in town on Friday.
The Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. A. W. Merwin.
The reading of The info of Shoals was
continued.
Mrs. (l, A, Davenport recently call-
ed on Mrs. Ely M. T. Rider, of New
York. who has been visiting her moth-
er. Mrs. Mary A. While. ’
The Library benefit wliist was held
Tuesday afternoon of the home of
Mrs, R, W. Kceler. 'l‘hrce tables were
in play and the highest score was won
by Mrs. ll. F. McQueen. Mrs. R W.
Keeley will entertain the next meal-
ill): of the club Tuesday. April 28th.
it was noticed Monday erenmg that
the moon hanging low in the north-
wiotern sky bad the appearance of a
large black bull. instead of a flat sur-
face. a luminous crescent outlining a
small portion of the sphere. Our satel-
lite also apparently floated detached
from the firmamt-nt. Can the phe—
nomeuon he explained ,by the condi-
tion of the atmosphere at the Illilc'.’
um... .... . .. “a... .9. t.
MARK TWAiN lMPROVED.
nmnnxo. April lite—Samuel L.
i‘lemcns IMnrk Twuiul, who arrived
at his country home here last even-
ing, fatigued from his long Journey
from iicrlnluiu and very ill. passed ii
comfortable niuhl. and it was stated
at the house this morning that be
secured much brighter and that his
general conditions was encouraging.
Dr. it. li Halsey. of New York. who
accompanied Mr (‘lemchu here yester-
day. remained with him over night
and returned to New York this morn-
inn. 'l‘hc bracing air of the country
has Dad bencx‘lni effect upon Mr. (‘lem‘
ens’ respiratory organs since his ar-
rival hero, and lunch of lilo distress
that uctuuupnnled his breathing dur-
ing the ocean voyage from Ilernmda to
New York and after his arrival in New
York. has disappeared.
We Grind Our Own Loos.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED BANK lUlLDan
Room- 7'.
97 WASHINGTON “REIT.
flours—ll to “:30 a. 113.. and 12.45 to
ii p. to. Monday and Saturday. 7 in
ii o. in.
\
Maltackemo Hotel
1. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
IIRVICI AND CUIIINI UP TO DATI
RATIO .2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
suqu'r DiNNEltS.‘75c
Banquets a Specialty
.TEL. CALL 988
Citybiadonal Bank
IDUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANOACTI A OINIRAL IANKING
IUIINIII .
capital throttle and Profile
1W “17,000.00
late Deposit Boxes. I end as per year.
sums it. uni-lemon. Pree.‘
JOHN H. Krill". let Vise-Free.
FIIDIIIGK H. ROWAN, Ind Vice
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WIMID ”WILL. cashier
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I. H. Mathew-oft fienry r
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A recent exchange of experiences
between ion persons developed the
fact that nine of them were suffer-iris
from foot trouble which caused con~
tinual annoyance and serious concern.
According to those who know. the best.
thing to do when the feet are tired.
inflamed, Itching, chafed or broken out
is to apply a little poslam and note
how quickly the difficulty ‘Will vanish.
Poslam is the new skits remedy
which so rapidly combats the worst
cases of eczema and all skin troubles.
stopping all itching with the first up-
pllcation. it makes quick .work of
acne. herpes. letter. scaly scalp. bar- -
ber’s itch and every other .form of
itch. Occasional applications in small
quantities will quickly banish'pimples.
hives, blackheads, blotohes. etc. A
special 50c package of posiam is pre-
pared for those who use poslam for
mlbor skin troubles, and this, as well
as the regular twodollar jar. is on sale
at The Clifford Pharmacy and Flow. W.
Kelly, Jr's, as well as all drug stores.
But no one is even asked to purch-
ase poslam without first obtaining a
sample package, which will be sent
by mail. free of charge, upon request.
by the Emergency Laboratories. 32
till/est, 'i‘lveuty-tlftb street, New York
c ly.
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Gi‘fli‘t‘ Baptist .Church is having
abundant success at its met-tings. and
they have nearly reached the climax
of an old fashioned revival gathering.
Dr. B. W. Farris stirred his audience
last fill—'iil us never before when he
preached on the subject “The Fall of
Babylon.“ Four came forward and ac-
cepted (thist. Tonight Dr. Farris will
preach on the subject “i‘iealing of Nan-
man."
Ide Have
Property to Sell
in South Norwslk 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
PAINTING
AND
Paper Hanging ;
Wall Paper. Painters.» ‘
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Supplies
Best Mixed Paint. . . . .0150 per gallon
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures. 100
Best Opaque Shades.............250
Houscfurnishing Goods. Crock-
ery. Glassware. &c.
“4'-
bid
L. H. Decke
81 WA8_HINGTON OTREIT.
sour-u scientists. of .
TEL. con. "'l
Agent for columble Phonegnpm'e
Records. Graphophenee and mppllu.
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VERY Li‘i"i'LE
Kr. Merchant to have an fill-mo
BldN for your store and allow th-
dowe. We make them. all steel. and
they BELL THE most
Try a small sign for s a
increase in your business will cause»
you to order larger ones.
The Reed. a Volk Electrical Co.
as WAIHINOTON "II‘T.
”UT” NORWALK.
m. eta.
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Norwalk Chronicler