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luv”
’ ‘ .. Rewwnmmwmnuimiaa ..
Gemini Wrwmts ‘
filled at the. ~ -,
Eli-diff? Pharmail'
”Quint Illid ’ddlelplit barrios at
all times. . .. .
Personal attention
prescription wink.
Chitin for our trolley Mucus.
Come in and Wait for your car.
BRIDGE RHARMACY
J. PARKER. MIMI.
given to all
7.
Mrs. Mesmor has 'moved from East
Washington street to 6 Cottage street.
Mrs. Samuel Holley. of Rowan street
and Miss .lulia Moore, of Danbury, are
spehding the day in New York City.
The Woman’s Temperance Union is
holding a meeting this afternoon with
Mrs. Robert Thompson. of 265 East av.
enue.
Harold Rundio, of Stevens institute,
of Hoboken. N‘. .l., is spending a few
days at his parental home, in Van
Zant street, East Norwalit.
Otto Berna will be the lender of the
Loyal Workers‘ Society meeting at the
Advent Christian Church Sunday. The
subject will be "Enthusiasm in the
Lord's Service Required."
The East Norwalk schools have in-
teresting weekly rhetoricals. in which
the various classes participate at as
sembly. Each class in the assembly
furnishes a topic for a mouth at a
time.
August Billenstein of the district
committee, is very much improved
from his late severe attack of rheuma-
' tism and is able to be about again. For
a time Mr. Billensteiu was confined to
his bed at his home in First street.
The quarantine for scarlet fever has
been removed from the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Plait at 4 Rowan
street. Earl. Mr. and Mrs. Platt's son.
has had the fever and it was an ac.-
count of his illness that the house was
quarantined.
The young people who are to take
part in the playlette “Her Sweet-
hearts" held a rehearsal last evening
at the home of Miss Elsie Kelley In
Seaside place. The play is to be pre-
sented next week undemthe direction
of one of the Christ Church societies.
While there was no special program
of Arbor and Bird day exercises this
afternoon at the. East Norwalk schools.
the years gave talks before the pupils
on the desirability of caring for the
birds, trees and flowers. These talks
were given in place of the usual week-
1 y rhetoricals.
James F. Plunkett. and “Hank" Brit
to. two well known Norwalk men who
are fond of the pleasure of Sound fish.
ing go on many expeditions via the
East avenue and Dorlon Point line.
had flue ‘iuok yesterday. Last night
when they reached shore they had a
big basket. of frost fish and fiatilslt.
The yacht Molly, owne by Comma
dore Harry Rider. of the sat Norwalk
um liilli iii seas:
The Clifford Pharmacy Offers a
Remedy for Oatarrh—The
Medicine Goat: Noth-
ing If It Fails
When a medicine effects a successful
treatment in a very large majority of
cases. andehen we bifer that medicine
on our own personal guarantee that
it will cost the user nothing If it does
not completely relieve catnrrh. it is
only reasonable that people should be-
Iieve us, or at least not our claim to a
practical test when we take all the
risk. These are. facts which we want
the people to substantiate. We want
them to try ltcxall Much-Tone. a medi-
cine promrcd froth a prescription of a
physician with whom cutiu‘rh was a
specialty. and who has a record of
thirty years of enviable success to his
record. .
We receive ,oregood reports about
Retail Mucu- one than. we do of all
other ~catarrh remedies sold in our
store. »and if more people only knew.
what. a thoroughly dependable renibdy
Ruxuii Mucu~Tone is. it would be tho’
only catarrh remedy,” Would bays ‘
any demand for.
Remll Much-Tone is quickly absorb.
ed and by Its therapeutic effect tends
to disinfect and cleanse the entire
mucous membrancous tract, to destroy
and remove the parasites which iniure
the membranoonl tissues. to soothe
the irritation and heal the soreness.
stop the mucous discharge, build up
strong. healthy tissue and relieve the
blood and system of diseased matter.
Its influence is toward stimulating
the mucocells. aiding digestion and
improving nutrition until the whole
body vibrates with healthy activity. In
a oompnrtlveiy short time It brings
i _t a noticeable gain in height,
prongth. good color and feeling of
buoyancy.
We urge you to try Rexall Mucu-
Tune. beginning a treatment today.
At. any time you are not satisfied. sim-
ply come and tell us. and We will
quickly return your money without:
question or quibble. We have Resell
Muoun'l‘one in two silos, 60 cents and
31.00. Remember you canpbtaln Rex»
aii‘Remedies in Bt’lilh Norwalk onlymtlit
(l
Quittner a Canty.‘
our store-«The Roxali Store.
Clifford Pharmacy,
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bddy of the Mall above the water line
has been cove , entirely wiih til min-
um bronze paint. The Moi y wil be
{gig ed in commission the latter pdrt of
I”. .. I
’ The suite of the Mayflower baseball
team. which are ”to arrive here in a
week or so are maintain color. The
team is continua ly pradtioisg’ daily as
tar as sensible. {i‘lie work started on.
the Mayfloweroyal ‘ln Goya avenue
has not yet been ‘ leted, though the
‘ grounds have ben ‘ Ited out with a
view to bettering th Rr condition.
One young man who gotup to see
the comet. at an early hour this mqrn-
lug was very much disappointed. ‘He
reports that he did not got any limpse
of it and he has joined the soc ety of
Missourians. This young man is In the
habit of getting up at 8:00 a. m. and It
would now take considerable to induce
him to look for any more comets. .
A large quantity of furniture. was
brought up from New York yesterday
and taken to Luntdon Islands for one
of the summer residents. Two four
horse vans performed this work; and
there will he one more load before the
job Is cyomplalcd. The two vans
which arrived yesterday, left New
York Wodnes‘da at noon. stopping at
Greenwich for tie night.
The branching out of the electrical
system, as contemplated by the dis
trict meeting held previous to last
night's appears now to be at. a stand-
st ii. The outcome of last hight's
meeting was in some respects quite
a surprise. Unless the committee calls
another special district meeting, it is
considered likely that the matter will
go over until the annual district meet-
ng.
The. \.\'omeu's Foreign Missionary so.
ciety hold their annual meeting at the
East Av .nuo Methodist church on Well-
nesduy flernoon. Reports were giv-
en by the secretary. Miss Randall. and
the treasurer. Mrs. Greenwood. The
following officers were elected for an-
other year‘: .
President—oldies Matilda Smith.
Vicel’resident—«Mrs. Charles l’latt.
Secretary—Miss Sadie Randall.
Treasurer—«Mrs. Aquila Greenwood.
, Ou‘Guturdsy. May lith the [cast Nor
walk Yacht Club will formally go into
commission. The club. which is very
adv-untakeously situated, being at the
head of the, East Norwalk channel. has
a large membership and is looking for-
ward to a very successful season. Prac-
tically all of the. members are boat
owners and already a number of
yachts of the club's fleet are in 1‘0"!“
mission. Several races are planned for
the summer. The complete list of of
floors of the club is as follows.
Commodore-dimly Rider.
Vlcetfommodorew—Edward R. Buck.
Roar Conlmodorewdnmes Golden.
Fleet Captain—«S. M. Ward.
Surgeonwbr. F. B. linker.
(Wtupluin——Rcv. W. w. Gillies.
Secretary—H. l. Wright.
Treasureer. l.. Hanford. .-
Houae CuttiiitltteewP. ll. Fielding.
lmslle Gamble and A. F. Hathaway.
—__.-—.
~Accldents will happen, but the
hcstregulated families keep Dr. Thorn-
ns' Eclertric Oil for such emergencies.
lt subdue: the pain and heals the
' Rlliilillil
Bungalows and camps are
erected at several points along
shore.
Mr. and Mrs. William Piukney. of
Rowayton avenue, have returned froth
a visit in Brooklyn.
.- Special. Will call at homes of
ladies wishing ninssage. it. i-lcalsl.
Mr. and Mia. William R. Thompson
have aimed to their summer home In
Rowayton avenue from South Nor-
walk.
A praise service will be held at tho
Rowayton Baptist Chtrch Sunday ove-
ning under the direction of the choir
leader, Mrs. “V. J. Bensllsha. The last
Sunday evening will be given to a
song service and lovers of sacred songs
will enjoy the hour.
—Paperhanglng or painting dons
anywhere In Rowayton. Tel. 185-6.
Murphy Dec. 00., 78 Washinghou 8t.
Mm. Grace Shine entertained the
Banner Council Sowing Circle, Thurs-
day afternoon and evening. A delight—
fui supper was served. The next meet-
ing will be held at Mrs. Louisa Over.
ion's on Meadow street, May 5th.
. ”.4.“
llllilili illll llllllllllll.
c it is reported that a well known Dar-
ien man is contemplating a removal to
gov! York to engage in business in the
ty.
Attorney Charles E. Williamson. of
Darius and lididgeport. has returend
home from a pleasure trip to Rich.
inond, Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. (ieorgs oundy are re-
joicing over the birth I I n. The
newcomer, a healthy little . up. an
rived Monday morning. Both the mo-
ther nudehlld arc doing nicely.
According to the present plans the
Darien baseball team will play their
first regular game of ball on Saturday
afternoon. May 7th. Their opponents
on the occasion are to be a team from.
Bridgeport. .
George W. Sharer .of buried. lender
ed a stag dinner to a company of his
friends Wednesday evening at his
home in Maple avenue. The hosts re
port a Most enjoyable time. r. fiber.
or proving a fine host.
Before a large audience at the Dur-
ion town rail. the sheath "The Elspe-
taont of hill-n." was van by Davies
young people. The a air was it plans-
ing success in every particular and
was under Abe, auspices of the Ladies”
Aid iioolety ’of the Congregational
Church.
' The horse owned by Oscar H. Banks.
of Norwalk. which was taken lick in
I
being
the
I
my
bodies
cDIl‘idii“W a “sonata coast
>-flniwn om lid-"liable. Colic
fits pronoun ,d as tan use of unfit.
cry effort as an a a save its life:
but without a ll. lived only about
ten minutes .
er the arrival of a” vet.-
srlnary surg ‘
Mr. a “an. Wilcox. at New Yorlt,
are at “ till'it Eya." on Sunday.
with an attack of typhoid fever.
Roscoe, is missing. His master fears
that be has been stolen.
The Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. W. 1). Hart at the.
congregational parsonage.
Mrs. Josephine Gregory spent Thurs-
day and Friday in Ridgedeld with has
daughter, Miss Emma Gregory. ‘
An entertainment. will be held this
evening in the Congregational chapel
under the auspices of the 'I‘. C. E.
The Misses Myra and Myrtle Bird
sail are stopping as tea room assist-
ants in "The Port of Missing Men."
'Mr. and Mrtl. Charles
have moved frdm Cannon in the Brena
place, formerly owned by Irad Mor-
gun.
One evidence of an unusually early
spring is seen in the budding purple
lilacs. which 9 generally associated
with the moat. of May.
.Iohn Guyer ls confined to his home
by illness.
Mrs. Harry Hull entertained her
children at dinner Sunday.
The teachers' convention will be
held next Friday at Stamford. .
Player meeting 'of the .Congregm
tloual church thiscvenlng at 7:45.
The fire proof shutters have been
placed on the roar of the library
building. '
The old Bertlne place in the Farms
has been rented to parties from Green-
fluid Hill. ~
Joseph Adams minimised the Green-
field Hill grunge Tuesday evening
upon “California"
Joseph Seaherg, who is visiting in
llanbury, will soon take up his abode
of oCmpo Bench.
Owen lt‘cenuy. who is outplayed in
New Jersey. has been spending several
days In town with his family.
The Westport (lun club has harmed
for one your from Orlando Allen of
Snugatuck a lot on which to carry on
their sport.
The Women's Improvement sticloty
will soon begin to prepare for its
annual fair, which will be held prob-
ubi ylnlc in the asunder.
The illustrated lecture which will be
given In Library hail this evening by
Dr. T. E. Fullerton, of Brooklyn. on
"The Pacific Northwest?" is free to all.
The homestead of Miss Harriet (lg
duo. in Cross Highway, which has
beennhamisomoly fitted up inside, will
be rented this summer l‘ suimner
residents.
By the will of the late Mrs. Miles. of
New York city. formerly of Greene
Farms, Mrs. Mary Adams and child
rcn, also Mrs. Kate Welsh and Mrs.
McGovern receive legacies from the
came,
Louis A. Hamilton. of New York
city. has purchased 12 acres of valu-
able lund adjoining the property of Dr.
Henry Eno. al Saugnistcit. A residence
and garage will be ertwted on the sin-
as soon as possible. .
ira ll. \‘t‘onndy has purchased a new
auto.
Miss Margaret Ilnbiiltt
ing from measles.
Miss Margaret Hhrty. of Norwaik, is
a guest of friends in Hoyt street.
Mrs. .l. B. Nelligau has returned
from a visit with her parents in hair
bury. .
Nellaon Dirt)“ and family have re-
turned to New (Toucan for the sum-
mer.
Alfred H. Raymond spent a few
days last week with friends in .lew-
ott Cit-y.
loafer Crlasey. of Ridgefleld. was a
recent guest of his parents in Granite
avenue.
Julius Eiuaauel, of Round Ridge.
has sold his farm. and will move to
long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Brhnt and
daughter. of Stamford. are stopping
at the ninlaall House.
Mrs. John Kaiser. of wlsboro, is
ouoying a month's visit lth her son.
Frank, on Richmond Hill.
Mrs. Charles Ruby, of Norwalk. is a
guest of her cousin. Mrs. Robert hill-
wood, in Green avonuc.
Roy Voiuy. of New Haven, spout
Sunday with his sister. Miss Edith
Vcruay, who Is stopping at the home
at Eltl'ill‘l’skiirllllllll
or any alarms
A prominent. national expert on
skin diseases whose name you am fa-
miliar with says that in all his scien~
tillc experience he has never found so
hard a disease to conquer an Rcsema.
Yet he does not hesitate to recom-
mend 2117110 on a most attcessfttl rumth
dy ftn‘ the treatment of Idoscma, itch-
ing skin troubles. dandruff, pimples.
blackheads and all other diseases of
the skin and scalp. He says that not
only do its curative qualities make it
popul'ar but also the fact that it is
a clean. liquid remedy for external use.
A most improvement over the old.
style. greasy halves and lotions which
Ire not only unpleasant to ups but do
not destroy tile germ life that causes
the disease. ZEMO draws the germs
to the surface And destro a ham.
leaving the skin olaar an healthy.
gun he ”id freely on,iafants. R. if...
laitsed w ll ladiy supply those who
call with a run sample bottle of
ZEMD and a, . ltlol. which explains in,
simple laagu go all about skin dis-
cussed h w to cure yourself at
t
In recover-
home w’ ill 2 MO.
Mrs. George Taylor Is threatened ,
“Don." a line dos owned bywmlatn '
Lindblocm '
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33 South Main Street, South
that.
Surely you want one of our suits or
Come, in and try one on and the sale is made. Come
and convince yourself.
$16.50 lmdles' and Misses Suits, selling out price. 9.98
I25 lldies‘ and Misses‘ Stilts, selling out price. . '4.“
330 Ladies' and Misses' Suits, selling out price. . 17.98
350 Ladles' Suits. selling out price ............. 00
till Ladies' bong Coats, selling out. price ...... 0.08
315 Ladies‘ Short Coats. selling out price ....... 7.08
l
Norwalk l
livery garment we offer you in this Nile is worth
actually double. as our prices are always lower thpn
others and our garments made better than any other
store in The Nat'walks.. There. is no attention about
costs.
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under
WI PLACE ON SALE 200 DOZEN OF
White Waiéis
Each Waut bearing an official label that it ismadc .
We are the
cleanvanti healthful conditions.
only store inflhe Norwalks that has them. They
are made to sell at $1.25 and ”.50 each. but for this
sale, to make it more effective. fwa will sell some
“ For 980 ' .
llcmemlwr. lllls prlcv is for this sale only—Elite
515 Main Street.
Stamford
I
of Miss Florence Stunnis. In Park'
street. l
Mrs. Winifred Baxter. of Harrison!
avenue, is t‘onvaleswnt after a sort:
ius illness of ionslluis. i
I. S. Knapp has pi "cltnml a Mitch
"ll touring car and has about tlinslvroti
the art of steering ”in unruly ‘jcrilicrI'
A number of local \oung people
have arranged to attend the shirt
waist dance at tile till-ulirook Club.
Saturday evening.
Miss Florence Valtlcn has returned
to her home in Mt. Vernon. after a
pleasant visit with Miss Lorena ’i‘ai“
luv, of Tultnadgo Hill.
Miss Helen Rogers and His. Elinor
llull have opened a kindergarten of
flip built" of Mrs. healer Mosaluger.
in South Main street. .
Mrs Edwin G. llrnnt is very ill
with muscular rheumatism at ill?-
homc of her mother. Mrs. George
\Vardweil. in East avenue. ‘
A cement garage is in course of
:onslrucliou on the property opposite
Ill. Aloysius Church. recently purchas-
i‘d by Cartoonist Rogers. of the New
York Herald.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Brown, of
New Haven. who have been spending
a few days with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. C. t-i. Brown. of Railroad ave-
nue. have returned.
Mrs. John Rogers and Miss Kath-
ryu Rogers have returned to their
summer home in (lenoke avenue. at.
for spending several months at tile
Prince George.Hotcl, New York. '
Albert Hank, empoycd by a l’onus
street resident. fell the water wagl
on in Stamford, Monday. and Tuesday
he paid a fine of hill before Judge
Young. in the Stamford city court.
The night school for foreigners,
voudutced by the Daughters of the
American Revolution. will be disconv
tinned for the summer vacation after
the regular meeting In the Odd I-‘el-
lows' building this evening.
Employees of the railroad company
are importing the local freight home
conditions with a view to making
considerable improvements. An addi-
tion of about 30 feet will be erected
on the east side and the office will be
widened three four and run the entire
length of the building.
WW .._.. ___
HOTIL ARRIVALS.
Mahackomwl. A. Walk», l. Atlas,
Yonkers: I'. l“. Knapp. New York: l..
M. Patterson. Springfield: James J.
Iioran, New llama; it}. C‘Moorc.
springfield; A. T. Cummings. New
York: L. it. Hurihllit. Wilton; o. (l.
Phillips. New York: H. 'l‘. llgldwin,
tiholton; id. .l. I-iigby. Derby: til. H.
Moore, Boston: Judge John ll. Light.
city; Judge John W. llnnltl. Bridge-
port; .lohn Keogh. I". l). Lawton. city;
.l. A. Chambers. New York: it. if.
smith. Boston; Ma and Mrs. ’1‘. it.
Powers. Not-stalk: Meyer Goldberg.
llridgoport: H. Condoms. Rockaway
beach: H. C. Hall. Mormon.
To» all. stalwarts but want.
Highway Commissioner Daniel Dun-
lop annmvneed this morning that if the
present kind of wither keeps up for
a few days, he will pmhahly begin the
work of oiling the highways Monday.
The street will Willi will he an
amine and?» commissioner says.
extendlng‘to most of the highways of
the city. It to mind that too or
a doses tank can of the oil will he
Skirts, Dresses. Gowns,
Corset Covers, Eta.
Sale of Skirts ....................... $1.98 to $7.98
Sale of Petticoats from ..................... 98c up
Stilt,» of Silk Ilrt'sses from ................. $11.98 up
Sale of White Dresses from ................. $4.08 up
Sale of Night Gowns from .................. 98c up
Sale of Corset (‘uvers from ................. 25c up
Stile of odd ltlls of Corsets. all the lending makes.
t'omu and ask for your sizc. and if be have it you
will save half a dollar on a pull:
{iii llilill ('oitla. nl‘lllllfl oill prit‘o ............... $7.98
WE ALTER FREE
“THE PARIS”3
stills tint.“ .
lllll illiliill, Sills
Treated by Husband After Falll
into Coal Halo, She Demands
85.8% for Injuries
HARTFORD, April 22s—A'l‘hui (‘brist-
inn Science has no powers i'assuugc
out in the Superior (‘ourl when suit
for 813300 duumges. brought by Mrs.
Emily Page liutinou. of South Wind.
sor, against Wino. Smith a (‘0. and
the North End (Trial and Fowl t‘olu
patty clinic to trial here before Judge
chuctt
Mrs. llanuon was walking up Main
street on April 5, limit, when she fell
into a coal hole through which one
defendant was about to deliver cool to
the othcr. Mrs. ilanliotl says that
she sustained bruises and luccl‘lliitms
and has suffered lameness of knee.
back and neck and great plin and an-
guish. which prevented her for weeks
from exercising lit-r profession of
Christian and lllt’ine Scientist healer.
at Wllil’ll she was earning an income
of $2,500 a year.
"Now, Mrs. Hannon." began lawyer
Sperry for the defence. ‘how do you
estimate your tininagcsmfor pain. loss
of time. patients or what?"
“i guess that It must be a couibina
llott," replied Mrs. Hanson.
"Did you have medical attendance?"
united Mr. Sperry.
Mrs. liannoa half I‘ORI‘ from her
chair and angrily explained: “Why, no
air. I wouldn‘t think of such a thing.
My husband attended me. i would
never think of having «neutral attend-
ance. i haven't touched a drop of
medicine in twenty-three .vtstrs."
"Do you believe in pain." asked Mr.
Sperry.
"i believe, air." replied Mrs. Iiuutlon.
“that at this early age I am no grculur
titan the Master. and he had a great
devil of paid."
'“(‘an you overcome pain 3’“ was salt
I’l .
Mrs. liuunon replied that site could
and Mr. Rpcrry salted, her why silo
didn't overcome her own pain. She
replied that she was not in condition
to do it. .
“Wasn't your condition serious
enough to call a doctor." alikvtl Mr.
ilperry.
Axum Mrs. Hanson flushed had her
voice rose. “I wouldn't have called a
physician if i had known that l was
dying.” she replied. “i couldn‘t do no
and ennui-o the cation. \l did not care
to be healed that way.”
Robert C. munch. the woman‘s but»
band. who believes that he should be
now running Mrs. Eddy's Church. from
which he has been excommunicated.
by reason of a promise which he says
he rocelvmi fmtu the Boston loader
twenty year . testified that a
Christian Be one healer is one doing
the A. h. C. work. while a divine
healer. like himself. is on it higher
piano.
He said that frequently be was emu.
pleieiy exhausted after he had absorb-
ed a patients paths. which he could
do even .if the patient were in In ..
He said he was positive he saved is
wife's life and that once in a while be
bad than at over broken bones. which
purchased from the 'Blandard Oil
Cmm’.’
the pain of a lutrkcd shin was brought.
3 So. Main St,
So. Norwalk
NORWALK HARBOR GETS $4.000
Darlcn, Five Mile River and Westport
Also. Remembered in Appropriations.
WASHINGTON. April 22.-Thc river
and harbor bill as it passed the son
at». and as it will probably become a
law, contains the following Connecti-
cut appropriations: Branford harbor.
$2.000; Bridgeport lint-bur. 845.000: and
310,000 for maintenance harbor of re
fuge at Duck Island. 860.000; harbors
at Five Mile River. Stamford. South.
port. Greenwich and Westport. anti
Saugaluck river. 840.000: Milford. $2.-
oou; breakwater at New Haven. 8100.-
uuo. New Haven harbor. 868.000; New
London. H.000. Connecticut river. 83a,-
tltld; Eight Mile river. 89.000; Hausa
tonic rivcr. $20,000. and Thames rlvcr.
Sllfiuo.
Authorize Survey.
The following surveys are also illl
thorized: Bridgeport harbor. with a
view to protecting the channels from
the erosion oi Long iicuch; (‘ove hur—
bor. with a How in providing an en-
trunce channel of increased depth; 1)...
rich rivt‘r; 'l‘hnnios river, “‘cst chair
not. from Poqueianurk drnwhridge to
Kilouluaug. for [curb-cu loot t‘hiulnl'i:
New lluwu hurlmr. with a view to a
channel by way of Oyster Point in first
bridge oi the New York. Xcu liavcu
Al Hartford Railroad t‘umphny. on
West river. and East Haven river.
The aggregate appropriation for (“on
urtilcui is Nitrous. and practically or.
cry itnpmvsmeul asked for by the Con.
pectioul delegation in congress has
been provided for.
CATHOLIC UNION COUNCIL POOL.
Lust evuniug two games were played
in the present pool tmiruanlent of (falls
oilr Union i‘ouncii. at the Hub house-
iu Wort avenue. John Tierney was
defeated by James Guide-r, 120 to iii
and James Tierney. as. tiefualcti
t'liarlss Hmith. l‘ti. by the score of an
to tilt. There were many members on
hand to witdels the ponies and much
interest was displayed. t‘lifiorti Ward
was the referee and i-Idward MrAllls-
tor the official ucuwr.
FLAGB AT HALF MABT. »
\‘i’A’i‘icltbllitY. April 22r~ul9laus
ilirtuigh the city were at half must you,
trrday in memory of the death of
Governor (it‘lli‘itf‘ is. Lilley, which or-
rnrrcd Just a year ago yesterday.
smut... '.
_. no. activity
MOM Will Make You Flump and
May. have Frank H. Inter.
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if you are getting this. you are sick.
although you may not know it. if you
are losing weight steadily. there is
something wrong that needs looking
after. if you have always been this it
doesn't follow that you are sick. but
y u may not be healthy. You cannot
b. strong it you are thin.
The only way to increase the Weight
and gain health and flesh is by using
Ramona. the standard tiesh~forming
food and tissue builder. ll mlngien
with the food you eat and Is assimilat-
ed so that all the flesh forming and
tissue building animals of the food
are retained in the system. This eit-
plains the great value of Bunions.
mm. a. Baxter léllfi every ouch .'
on a genuine guarantee “to refund 1 e
went has Into place and were halt to
gather.
money if it does not do all that is
claimed for it. ‘ ‘
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Roses saves
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. R bu in.
nu HillISE
sis in”... R
If so it will save endless trouble
and complaints if you have the plumb-
Ring work gone over carefully by
an expert. and necessary repairs made.
i“We make a specialty of that kind of
work. . .I' ~
l Horace R. Nash
TELEPHONE 401
North Main and West Streets,
South Norwalk
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Mahackemo-Hotel
.l. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
seal/ice AND CUISINE us'ro DAT!»
RATES vegan DAY AND upwaao
. sum DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
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; TEL. CALL 988
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if
; If You Have, iii
Property to S
and
in South Norwalk or vicinity.
willing to put a fair price on “midi!
would like an opportunity to taiw
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over with you at our office In
CLIFFORD HOTEL BUILDING.
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H. E. Dana & Son
.‘NION
INCORPORATED
PAINTING '
AND
Paper Hanging
‘ Supplies
Best Mixed Paint...-..I1.60 per gallon
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures. 100
Best Opaque Shades.............!50
Houseiurnishing Goods, Crock-
ery. Glassware. &c.
LH. Decker
87 WASHINGTON ITRIIT. ,
COUTH NONWALK. I i
TIL. CON. "l
Agent for Columbia'Pbonogr-apb Cola
Records. Graphophonu and [applies
VERY LITTLE
ihs“l:l“‘.'oi.‘°.tll'd’i sums..."
down. We make th all Ii
they BELL THE 003136! N m
Try a mu oils on s sum-tho
increase in your business will cause
you to order larger ones.
The Reed & Volt Electrical 00.
u transitions Irina".
acorn NORWMK.
vat. nos.
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Wall Paper. Paintefivw
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