l».-
Get Your Drug Wants
Filleduat . the
Bridged’barmacy
Prompt and ancient service at
all times.
Personal attention give
u to all
prescription work. .
‘ Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wit for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
- J. PARKER, Manner.
,,_
Mr. and Mrs. John ,Hedford will;
moved from Gregory Boulevard to
West street, South Norwaik.
Arthur Bushel. conductor on the
East Avenue trolley line, is enjoying
a short vacation from his duties.
C. Hawks, keeper of the Peck’s
Ledge lighthouse, has moved his fam-
ily from Cove street to South Osborn
avenue.
G. Henry Howard and family. who
have been living ill the Mossulan place,
in Crescent street, have moved to
West street.
William Young, the well-known
Washington street bridge restaurant
proprietor, has been going through a
painful attack of neuralgia, but is now
able to be about again.
A oysterman stated this
that wllile there are only a few sull-
ing vessels left down the harbor just
now that are being loaded with seed,
the whole fleet will be back again next
week, indicating that there is still
much business in this line.
It is reported that Lester Wheeler
does not intend to pllt his speed
launch ill the water tilis season unless
he gets a~ large motor. it is under-
stood [that the launch glides along at a
speed of 17%. miles an hour. but llel‘
owner thinks she should do better.
Mothers Day will be celebrated at
Wigs“:
5") man i
' versutlon this warning. putting the low appearance.
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' Faith's school for descouems in his!
ill'ork. this Saturday. ‘ ,
l Carpenter work ll being done on the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Devi-n-
port:
Miss Florence DeWitt attended the
teachers’ meeting in Stamford .ll'li’.
Friday. ‘
Mrs. George Taylor, who has been
ill and under the care of a trained
nurse, is lmprovlnn. l
The body of Ernest Wolfe, who still-
i
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nervous? And do not knowwbst to
‘ take P Then no direct to your doctor.
Ask his opinion of Ayrr’s oscillation»
is Slflwtttlis. No alcohol. coma
union. ,~ sunburn-meiotic. '
realism todl ,stldn.
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has)“; _
knows how Dnilromr feels [about the
matter“: borne oopie said this morn-I
ing that tile t on ht th l t ‘
sent as a jails, but'they fullill‘iiei‘li mm“ "M“ “l h“ mm“ '" Wm"
a very poor one. The m if it punk, last week. was inferred Satur-
the affair caused quite slatil', aglrugllhl: day afternoon in duels Hill cemetery.
part of tlietown, judging from my Mr. Roy’s new house near with
amount of (inclusion that it has “muslwuton is nearing completion. lbs
ed. It was the principal topic or con- framework presents a modern bu ‘ -
It is reported llat
electrical situation in the libido com-i when wired for electric lighting flat
pietaiy for the time being. . form of illumination will be installpd.
The window breakingat the East The and intelligence comes from
Avenue Methodist Church has reached Providence, R. l.. of the death of Mrs.
a point where the people of the church G. McClellan Fluke, wife of the r 0-
must make a very vigorous protest.‘ l0r of a prominent church. Mrs. Fluke
.Durlilg a sort time, half a dozen win- . hetero her marriage Was Miss Mary
dows have been broken by sto‘nea' Walker, of Burlington. N. .l., and was
thrown at them, supposedly by boys. a summer resident of this place.
’lbe last offense occurred only this . An effort is being made to introduce
week when a stone was shied through a system of electric lighting In Wiiti n.‘
a‘ window of the Sunday school room; A Nllugatuck company is endeavorllllg
'llle missile was found on the floor. I, to obtain a sufficient number of sill)-
Tiie slfbiect was discussed last even- scribers to Justify the innovatlbn. Tllle
ins. following the weekly prayer meet- rates are said to be moderate. the
lag and It may be necessary to mow chief expense to the householder being
cute to bring about a cessation of the
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‘ minors ' unlit
Some Advice Against the Use of
Harsh Purgatlvoe and Physics l
v‘lthout an open.
tion, for I could
Illlii‘lll stand the
. nills n my skies
\. , especially my rich
t\ . one. and down my
LL. riullt ten. 1 began
consulted by a patient ls, “Are your "
bowels regular?" He knows that 98 .
inactive‘bowols and torpld liver. This i
condition poisons the system with!
of gases which must be removed
through the. bowels before health can
‘ l
9
Salts, ordinary Nils illltl cathartics ham sVegetableCompound
may be "“1" ““8"”! '0 “WWW" Elwood,illd.~"’t'our rsmedlesllave
they force a passage through the bow . . .. “nvfl' c. eta.-
cis, causing pain and dalnagc to the bottles at Lydiathénlarhll “,1,va I
weakens the whole system, and at,
best only produces tclllporary relief.
causes chronic irritation of the stem-
ach and bowls. dries and burdens;
stiffens their muscles and generally,
brings about an injurious habit which ,
units.
We have a pleasant and safe remedy
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‘,A doctor's first question when;
per cent. of illness is attended with
waste matter and canses accumulation . .
,WasCured byLydiaE.Pink- :
be restored.
Through their harsh. “WW-”“3 ““9“ cured run and I have only taken six
delicate intestinal structure which was sic three
The repeated use of such treatments,
their tissues. deadcns their ucrves.’
sometimes has almost, if not fatal re-'
for constipation and bowel disorders,
ill
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in
morning -
luliscllievousness. _lt has been hoped
that such measures could be avoided.
Charles C. Roystone, of the Century
Waterproofing Company, reports that
he has made contracts with 21 people
along Seaview avenue, for the oiling
of that highway and with all of the
business peolllc in East Washington
street. on the East Nd‘waik side with
the exception of one or twu and be ex-
pects to have them enter into the pro-
ject. He has also made arrangements
for some oiling in First street. Mr.
Keystone sold today that he expects
to begin the work of oiling Monday.
Yesterday he covered a section of the
roadway In front of the Century (..‘om-
pauy's place of business ill Seuvlew
avenue yesterday. After the oil is put
on, It is given a top dressing of sand.
The whole coating. Mr. Royslouc
states. becomes a solid one half an
inch illicit.
Rlllllllllll”
Ira Kiggils, of Rowayion, has so
cured in p ition with the Yale &
’l‘ownc Company, in Stamford.
A good proportion of the express
freight business now is due to ship-
ments of supplies and furnishings to
summer homes at various points.
-—i.eavc your meal order with That-
cher, or telephone Public Market. Free
delivery every day.
the East Avenue Methodist Church
Sunday by a special sermon apropos to
the day by the pastor, lilc llev. W. W.
Gillies. ill the evening, in place of the
regular sermon. there will be a foul-
perunce lecture by liie'llov. Mr. Rich-l
urds.
The first race of the season of the
East Norwalk Yacht Club will be for
the S. M. Ward ‘up and is due to be
sailed on June. ll h. To be eligible to
compete it) fills race a member of the
club lllust have belonged for three
months. Tile race will be over a nine'
mile course.
The comltonanccl of Engineer George I
Sprague of the Crescent Laundry was
wrcalhcd in smiles this morning and
the reason was soon learned. Last
night. Mrs. Sprague presented Course
with a fine little daughter. lloih llic'
mother and child are reported today
as getting along nicely.
The bill. now cabin launch of James
Wood. .lr., is to be put overboard lo-
dny from the Anderson Launch Works
at Oyster shell Point. The new boat
is a beauty ill every respect. Sllt‘ is H
40 footer tllltl is comlnolliously ur:
ranged. licr driving pou'cr is :34
horsepower gasoline motor.
The East Norwalk weather prophet
predicted this morning that there will
be warmer weather during the next
day or two. Most everybody Is willing,
to stretch a point to believe him, even
though he has made a few lllistakcs
during the past few months. He saysl
however. that he wouldn’t be human
if he was perfect.
id. ii. Mat-hay, who has been having
a furlough from his duties Ill lllc lini-
tcll Slates, and who is a l'orlllor well
known South Norwulk llllllt'l‘, billing
been clilpioyed at the Wilson factory
in South Main street. has been visit
ilil; ill East Norwuili Mr. :‘linckuv. who
is attached to the ship Hallow-k, itl to
return May llth.
l-lcvorni owners oi chit-lions arc
grieving this week because of the visit
of thieves to their llcullerlcs. (luv lady
ill East avcuuo lltill a hen ill-Him; for
some time. and this week com-lulled
that there should be some lilllc l-llicks.
Hlle Wont out to investigate and found
that some one had taken the hell. eggs
and all, leaving no clue. A mall on
Benedict Farms had a hen sitting, and
some one entered his yard. and look
the hen. leaving the eggs.
The little trouble in the electrical
situation of the district has given the
critics of the undertaking a magnlfi
cont. chance to say "I told you so" and
to make similar uncomplimentary ro-
lnarkli. "Talk of this kind, however. is
likely to arouse the ire of the believ-
era in the enterprise. who declare
there is no reason to think it a failure
on account of the little difference aris-
till-i muong the members of the district
cnullllltteo. '1‘ ey say the llmires will
show whether he plant is it success or
not and they are perfectly willing to
have the figures published.
Horace Key-worth expects to get his
new launch overboard in about a
Week and will enter her ill the events
of the East Norwulk Yacht Club. The
boat. which has been built since last
fall, is 24 feet long on the water line.
' 24 feet, 8’ inches over all. and has a
beam of four feet. She Is equipped
with a four cylinder motor rated at 14
horsepower. Mr. Keyworth says he
expects to st 16 miles an hour a lead.
A,“ Head 0 Mr. Keyworth doc and
to; ay that it is not safe to take bots
that she won't "go considerably better
than the speed named by her owner.
The writer of the anonymous letter
received by Dr. Franklyn (1. Brown has
up «flooded and perhaps,
The resolution ciri-ululml iii tlllsl
place. extending (:hl-isiiilll fellowship
to the former pastor. Frank (‘. llrowu.
by lileulllcrs of the church, Christian
Endeavor Society, congregation and
community, has been signed by nearly
everyone in the village. there llt'lllg
over lilo names affixed in ii at the
present time, and more are expected
today. '
ill-lie island has become lIli ideal
place in spend the summer. as some of
thllzclleld'l-i residents will testify. it
is beautifully situated at the entrance
to Norwnlk harbor and has lllully nt-
ti'uviirr- collages, among which are
those of Mrs. W. ll. ni‘t‘l‘s, s. 8. lion-
toll, iii. A. lioyt and Mia. E. l\'. Hoyt. A
slay of a few drum or trovks at lie-lie
island would brim: back now vigor lo
jillli‘tl streugill.-~~iliduoticld Pvt-as.
——Ilnil't let. the baby suffer from
eczellla. sores or any Itching of the
skill, Dean‘s ()iniment gives instant
relief. cures (prickly. Perfectly safe
for children. All drllgmsts sell it.
and ill llllliiliilil.
iilrs. 'l‘. Webb? of Noroiou Heights
has moved to Stamford.
Miss liora McCarthy. of Bridgeport.
is visiting friends ill Norololl.
.‘li‘li. aim Allorll. of Itockrillo. is
a guest of relatives lll llarieu.
Mrs. licury lillliugcr. of Wcsllloro.
la a guest of friends on Main street.
tfollstublo Leonard and finally have
moved to the Willilllll Stark [llilt‘t' Iii
Noroloil ilciuhls.
Mrs. Carlson, of NOrotoll Iiciullts,
has moved to a cottage in the rear oi
the Soldiers llomc.
Nathan liauchy. cellsuslnker for
iinricu, was through the tilt-ubl'ooll
portion of the town yesterday.
Mrs. J. ll. Fisher, of Ellington has
returned to her home, after a few days”
vlsli will friends in Norman Heights.
ii. I“. Skcltou has a force working on
concrete work at Henry Miller‘s. Sand
ls licilln furnished from John N. Slillll~
der'u pit.
Mrs, White. bookkmlper at the Bold-
lers‘ Home, is to occupy the cottage
vacated by Mrs. 'i‘. Webb. of Norman
Heights.
'l‘hl: Norotoo Heights Military [land
will give a concert and dance Ill the
Volunteer Hook and Ladder, Com-
pany's hall this evening.
The Darleii baseball tcalll. composed
of souibprcfesslonal players. ls mule
lug preparations for the opening of
the season next Saturday, when they
play the Maplowoods’, of Bridgeport.
Noxou‘s field has been leased again
by Manager lilauford Smith. “Bleach-
ers are being erected. Several new.
players will be seen this your on the
local team. Carpenter. of Stamford.
will probably pitch for Dorian. Setup
day. A feature will be a concert by
the Newton Heights Military ilaud
Just before the game, which is soiled-
uted for ii p. in.
Illllilll.
Mrs. if. B. Weston is visiting friends
in Hartford.
Mrs. G. C. Brown Is entertaining out
of town friends.
Mrs. P. 81 Weston is visiting Mrs.
George B. Miller, Indiartford.
The Reading Circle met, with Mrs:
A. W, Merwtn, Thursday afternoon. '
Mrs. J. C. lilaWitt and the Misses
lfioronoecndllll‘tullo ”With will sit
l.
the preliminary wiring.
m
Mrs. William Albin is on the slick
list. .
Herbert Ralston has moved to Cran-
bury district.
Miss Alice Gullck has returned from
an extended visit in Winsted. ‘
Next Sunday the Yannigans will
play against the Springwoods.
Miss M. llinseo is having liter rosi-
deuce wired for electric lights.
Alex Erlllurk will resign ills position
with Cole's Express Co., Saturday.
Iddward Lewis. of Port Chester. Was
the guest of Mrs. Fred llattersomWrd-
neslluy.
Fred. Plan is rcdocornling the in-
terior of the Rowland residence in
Weston. ‘
Prof, l-:. 0. (Joe. of the Farms, has
secured a position as bookkeeper ill
Bridgeport.
A breakwater has been erected by
the town at Cedar point beach. around
the “(.‘aunon“ to prevent the lllOillll-
ulcut from being washed away.
Louis A. Hamilton, of New York
city, has purchased a tract of valuable-
lililtl from the ill. ll. Smith estate and
will erect resilience and garage. on the
silo.
Those who planned to attend lllt‘ litu-
lioil sale at the home of Aaron lino»
llcll. \\‘l-llllc:uiuy were disappointed,
all lllt‘ sale has been illtlenilely post-
polled.
A unique and pleasing entertain-
ulcllt Wits hold at the Methodist church
parlors last evening. ’I‘ilcr‘affull- was
called the "l’cdiiior’s Parade" and u
more laughable production would be
hard to find.
Owing to the large school nltend-
once and the crowded conditions at
the Staples school, lllt' town officials
are preparing to enlarge the East
Saulratuck school to urconiodaiv two
more grades.
Noyce
eirverxss
'i‘lle taxpayers of the (‘ity of South
Norwnlk are llf‘l't‘ll)’ notified that till-
city tax of scroll i'l'i mills on the (bit
lur, laid on the assessment list of lilo!‘
by the Ilourd of Estimate and 'l'llliii‘
tlou. will be due and payable an ill"
first tiny of May, lilltl. at which lllllll‘ i
will receive the same at my llflli't'.
Room fl. l'uiieri liauk lluibiiuu. ii?
Washington street. South Nol-witlk.
Penalty at tile rate of nine ill) per
cent. ii your from May 1, lilltl, will be
charged on all bills remaining unpaid
after Juno 1. lilltl.
WILLIAM S. WILI‘OX.
Collector of Taxes of the (lily
South Norwalk.
South Norwalk. April 6. lilltl.
School Taxes
Union School Didtrilft
The taxpayers of the South Norwalk
Union School District are hereby llbtl-
lied that the district tax of two mills
on the dollar, laid on the town nasties-
ment list of limit, at. a meeting of the
district held on the 8th day of Julio.
1900. at the Franklin school, will be
due and payable on the second day of
May, 1910. at which little I shall be
ready to receive some at Stillsou-wa
oil‘s drug store. 82 Washington stront.
Penalty at the rate of 9 per cent. a
year from May 1 will be charged on
and after June 2. 1910.
it“. A. 'I‘()I.i.ldtil.
of
r iollector of Taxes for South Norwulk
Union School District. ~
Dated at Booth Norwalk, April ‘25.
1910. ,, 25 in:
The “Koehler 4t
is [N TOWN
Ginny In Appearance. with the Lei
Style Montolair Tourlng lolly.
lilittrome power on hills with a up at]
of 4 to fill miles an hour on high all"
makes this the Ideal car.
Remember the speedy little "ll
mobile 20" runabout. also the valid
Maxwoll, "lcverlts 30."
and Columbll.
‘l’bone MR. CLOVER. 241-5, err
new garage, 7884.
9’
at
up-
his
Ryder-Lewis
all
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My hum. bu 'lflibt potion certainly
loud the iii-adoption exercises at St.
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5. l
In general. We are so certain of Its
hreat curative value that we promise
to return the purchaser‘s money Ill
every case where it fails to produce
entire satisfaction. This remedy is
called Rexall Ordcrlies. We urge you
to try them at our entire risk.
Rexall Ol‘fit‘rlies are eaten like
candy, tliey'sct quietly and have a
soothing. strengllil-uing. healing, recuv
lative ll uellcc on the entire intesti-
uai trac. They do lli'ii purge. gripe.
cause nausea. flatulence, excessive
looseucss, dini'riloca or other annoying
effects and they may llt‘ taken at any
time without inconvenience.
Rexaii ()riicriirs overroillo the
dragging habit and safely remedy trou-
allpntlon and emeritus ailments.
whether acute or chronic, I‘XI.‘(']ll ill
surgical rilscs. They are especially
good for children. \vl'uli poisons or old
folks. l‘l'lt‘l", ill} tablets, 2.3 cents, and
it inbb'ls. lit touts. itomonlhor you
can obtain ltcxnll Remedies ill South
Norwulk only at our slow. N'l‘lit‘ Rex-
llll Store The I‘llll‘orli Pharmacy,
Quilluer & thinly. Props
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Maliackcmo— W. ll. lswvrotl, New
York; lilies i’otlel', New Haven; 8. S.
.lurvls. i'ily; S (irocllsicill, Bridge-
port: 1.. ii. ilurlbuit. Wllioll; Rev. P.
1‘. Clay Moran. ii. it. New Yul k: (‘
lei. (ileum-lite, New Haven; .\i A. it‘rlwi-
mull. ll. ti, t‘ruiu, New York: \\'. ll.
l'llllulil, vii-l; tit-mal- ii. Smile, Sifllil'
ford, W, N. Slurry, (i. ll. Kt‘i’lt'i'.
Iloorgv M. Lewis, _\‘«-~u York: t,‘. \‘
.‘llllli'l, ll()r4illll. i-‘ N Sherry, l-il};
(li'lirgo .\l. Sll'llllili , \Vllllulll l. titllilvll.
Sprilllzlielli. ll‘. l. .‘lliiflill‘ll, city: .‘\I. 'l‘.
lltlllllllfl, ii lnlltl‘aril. New York: ll‘u
iivcbo. Suyvillo. .\ l‘ ; l-‘. S iiuill’)‘.
Iloslou; A. if. \i‘u.'lu.~l~:. City; C \\'.
ilonllurty, illwood. l. i; it \\‘ [lt'lilll‘
will, ilnriforll; .I. ll. ililoy, lluubul'l.
ARTIST LA FARGE‘S CONDITION.
.\fl".\\' \‘tlliK. Ilia) h ~«|.lille (‘lluillzv
up: ollwl'vvtl lullll} iii the (‘nllflliliill
o. .islllll Lu Fargo, Ilt'llli of American
.ll‘li .il. who was taken to lllt‘ liabili-
:u.iiln llnspiilll yc‘sll‘i‘llilv.
High Grade Ball Bearing
LAWN
MOWERS
Garden Hose
Hand Cultivators ,
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And All Seasonabic Goods
lulu". uw
H2 WABHINGTON STREET
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
will be in great demand, so if you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75 up
out EASY PAYMENTS 1r
DESIRED
s z
' w Housatonic
Walk Contains ~
PowerCo.
l
l
loin-m
to feel better w um i had taken only
one bottle of (..‘olllpouiid, but kept. on
as l was afraid to no ip too soon.“-.\f rs.
SAD”; ML’LLEN. 2728 N. 15. St.“ El-
wood. llld.
Wily will women take chances with
an operation or drag out a sickly,
lialf.‘"artcd existence, missing till-cc-
fourth. of the joy of iivilla. when they
can find health ill Lydia i-i. i’illklium's
Vegetable Compound ‘9
For thirty years it has been the
standard remedy for impale ills, and
has cured thousands of women who
have been troubled with such aii-'
merits asdisplacements. inflammation,
ulceration. fibroid tumors. ii‘roclliariy
ties. periodic pains, backache. indigo»
Hull. and nervous pl‘onii‘liiloll. .,
If you have the slightest doubt _
that Lydia E. l'inltllanl‘s Vein»,
table (lolllpmmd will help you,
write to Mrs. l'lnkilam of Lynn.
Muss. for advice. Your letter
will re absolutely confidential,
and the advice free.
YOUTHFUL BRIDEGROOM BOUND
OVER. :
DANIHTRY. May ll. lA‘Vt'i'l'll 1
firings, of illllllzllkt-cpsiv. X Y. Zli‘ .
cost-d of ili‘l‘jlll'y in making oath to uj
false iiiulollloul in wound In ills use lil
taking out a lllnrriuge llt‘l'llrli‘ ill this,
city last Friday, was lltllllltl (H‘t‘i’ to tilt"
May lI‘I’ili of the Superior than in
Siam bull. (ii'iulzs. who is I‘iailil-l-il;
yrars lllil,.l.\‘ allcpu to ll|i\t‘ t‘ltlln‘fl fron.’
l’ollcililoopsll- with \ll‘~.~< ill li'll ll .\lr '
lmuu. a blob :u‘lltuil gll‘l oi illzil plat-e.
ills i’utllvr. l'rnf .li-i.:i (‘ til'litlts oil
\‘nssur i'nllvclx cow bull for his up
liwlrallrc lll llii higher t‘flilil
aliPapers
Larchi assortment in
the City. Prices from
10ct0$5.00
Double Roll
Sole agent for Janeway til (‘ar-
pcuter's. Fr. Beck & Co‘s Wall
Papers.
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Contractor for Painting
and Paper Hanging
Paints. Housefurnishing Goods,
&c.. &c.
Agent for Columbia Phono-
graphs, Records and Supplies.
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L’.H. Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
sou'rl-i NORWALK.
TEL. CON.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
01186
Dorian H____
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A s T N O R W A L K
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John Elli-Sullivan
PHOPRIETOH.
CityNationaiBank
IOUTH NOmLK. CONN.
TRANIAOTI A GENERAL IANKING
IUOINIIO
was
Iurpluo and Profits
, "17,000.00
emu-i
Oioaoooco
our. Deposit Boxes. II and Oil per your.
EDWIN H. MATHIWIONl PM
JOHN H. KNAPPA lot Vioo'Pm.
PR'KDEIIGK H. OWAN. Ind Viso-
"Io
WIL'PRID IOOWELL, Ouhlor
nllIc'i‘OIlI
I. H. Motown Henry Is our .
John H. KM” “also! volumes
,Joeinll l. Marvin. Jillian». M in .
,vuivrlui ll neighbor‘s
TINEL‘ -.
nonunion“ .
ronrrlrrunn'sovns
(Continued from First Page.) '
‘trons’s case value up yesterday
to lift bilfore Judge James Walsh ill
the criminal common pleas court up-
on an appeal foil the judgment. ilil~
posed by the New Canaan court.
Down there they gave liiln $25 and
cost for, selling and $25 and 1.5 days
in jail for having the reputation of
keeping a place where "drink is for
sale. His appeal did not avail much
In reducing punishil‘lcul.
Persistent Violation, ,
it was explained to lllt‘ court that
Patrons. had been a persistent viola-
tor. Tbe first time be was arrested
he got off with a line of slz. The
second time they excused him on a
nolle. The third time they soaked
him in the tune of $1.50 and mute.
which carried the puylllellt up to
$190.
Now this fourth time lif.‘ is filled $50
with cost, so that, not including
his lawyer, his repeated violations
have cost him close to. $9100 and ill
addition a jail sentence is now thrown
ill.
Strikers Forfeit Bonds.
The court cleared up a number of
other cast-s which were on the docket.
'l‘wo offenders against the law In the
llnlters' strike at Norwaik forfeited
bonds when their cases were called.
.lohn l“, Doyle was under a bond of
$100 to ansWer for abusive language
and for refusing to obey Chief of
Police ’oilmer's order to cease ill-
tiulidal ill; strike breakers. The Nor~
walk coin-i dined him $25 and costs.
The appeal brought the case to this
,coill't and Doyle furnished the bond
of Slim which was forfeited.
William l’iliia forfeited the other
bond of film, with tho Actna indem-
lliiy i"o., as surety. The Charge
iiilllillsl him was assault and he was
filled $sz and rosin ill llil‘ Norwalk
(‘lllll'l. ‘
A Family Affair.
'l’llv licrillons. father and SOIIH.
u'llro before the court to answer for
lim-pilllz a house of assiguiltiou iii
l‘ll‘ltlt‘a‘pOl‘l on Water street. The
rliilrgo against Joseph Hermon, the
filllll‘l', was called up yesterday. lie
lllt'iiflt‘tl guilty and was llilt‘tl $23.?» and
costs it was shown that llt‘Jllifl been
arrested for a similar (.lllt‘ilSt‘ in New
llilYl‘ll
The two boys. John and Samuel.
lili'iiilt‘il guilty ulld aitl-r Attorney
(ill-custom hull plradl-d for them the
(tilli’l imposed a line of $13.3.
Was Practicing Shooting.
.liillll'S llill'l‘illi pleaded guilty to Illi'l
:lburlriup llli‘ill‘l‘llri “lililll llll‘ Bridge-
port vii} limits lllltl up) llllt‘ll flu. lie
was l|‘\llll.{ his revolver ill his back
)llifl \\ll|‘il lilo lililli‘i ucizv astray and
house lilrollch
ill” \llilliow Tllt' rilv court cure llliil
it It dine n... a lesson to llf‘ more culv-
i‘ul. iiui a.» lli‘ Is it hard working I‘lll'
;:l a who was only rather lili'l‘ll'h‘S this
i-Iull‘i lllllil'.‘ it :I lliif‘, “lilt'll llt‘ pi‘olllpiv
by paid.
Tiler“ nus nothing more for llli‘
jury and Judge Walsh discharged u
for llii‘ Iorll. \illll thanks. ’l'ilerr may
be stunt» llllbllit'srl for lllt‘ murt lflllil},
:Illil so all adimlriluu-ut “as ordered
lllllll ill o‘clock
FOR ”SALE‘
DESIRABLE lli‘il.ill.\'li Lli'l‘S»
lluyvlcw Ave. ('eulral Ave. \\'ooll~
woor Ave. ililtl iibodonoilu l'iilli.
NEW ti .\.\‘ll 7 ltt‘ltlitl lIOl‘SlCS-
Lincoln :lwuuv, \i‘muiuurli avenue
and (lirard place.
$3.300. $4.000.
Automobile Liability and
Fire insurance
Loans Negothted. Steamship Tickets.
J. M. LaytOn 8. Co.
incorporated)
5 RAILROAD AVE.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
(‘lllrnprili‘lll‘ is the science of the
cause of lllt‘ disease llilll tile iii‘i of iltl'
lusting lllt‘ same. lllscllsvs Illt‘ l‘lllisf'tl
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
hack. Even if done In childhood it
creates pinched nerv,cs and pain In
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. iihcunlatisln, Paraly‘
sis, lienrt, Kidney and Felilnle ills
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance. to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
M WAaHlNGTON 0T. .0. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatment. Given Also.
SO. NORWALK.
New Goods now Ill .
flock. Prisoners no
higher than left your.
a
Decordtor
..fl‘w , it 7 DH. {-2.3 “‘
riffs 1"
v.
I
l0 crustaceans:
E. E. Gotham
sacs savory l ‘9
"roars... ruinous « .
PLllIlPliEBS ,
Samara Sold Under Frank H anon. _
"No Cure No Pay" Plan.
-.. ...». mum.
lb“
There area good many people in
South Norwalk who ardenily wish
they could find some way‘ of getting
fat and plump. While not ill, yet they
are so thin and scrawny that ”their
friends think they cannot be well. elu
nine cases out or ten this condition
can be readily overcome by using
the combination of iiesh-t'di‘xninx foods
known as Samoan.
Before the discovery of Somalia, peo-
ple who were tllin, weak and rundown“
were advised to take some 113qu
preparation, but now with this flesh-
forinlng food in palatable form notb~
tug at all disagrceeablé is necessary to
gain weight. ~
Frank H. Baxter has the ssency for
this preparation and sells it with the
promise that If it. does not do all that
is claimed for it In making people gain
in weight and ill health, the money
will be refunded.
SUCCEEDED lN KILLING HIMSELF.
WASHINGTON. Conn, May 6.-—~Ed-
ward Hoffman, who shot himself Wed~
uesduy, died yesterday at the Danhnry
Hospital. whither he was rushed owing
to his critical slate. He had been inv
ill-health and had been closely watch-
ed lest he harm himself, Wednesday
he left the home of his father, carry-
ing a rifle. A search being made, the
dying man was found in a field.
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A very large and complete
line of
Bathroom
Fixtures
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Nickel and Glass
"l
Horace R. Nash
-lN—n
TELEPHONE 401
North Main and West Stfeets,
South Norwalk
Mallackemo Hotel
1. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UPTD DATE
RATES $2 PER DAY AND ‘JPWARD
SUNDAY DIN mas, 75c
Banquets a Specialty
«Iran .
TEL. CALL 988
if alum ,
Property to Sell
in South Not-walk 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 St San
lN'coaPonAreo
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we"
ERY LITTLE,
Mr. Merchant to have In ELMBIO
SIGN for your store and show, - ' u
down. We make them, all “lemma _
they SELL THE GOOPSI
Try a small high air a mum-
‘ increase in your business will fill.
you to order larger ones.
The need. & Voile new so.
u wumuorou “HIST.” ‘
.ooura NORWALK.
TIL. out.
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