Got Your Drug wants
Filled a the . ‘
Bridge. Pharmacy
Prompt and emoiellt «nice at
all times,
Personal attention
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
humor. PHARMACY
given to all
J. PARKER. maps
Mr. Hawks and family have lnoEd
from first street to Osborn avenue.
James Noonnll and family have mov-
ed from 50 First stroet. East Norwalk.
to Norwaik.
Frederick Jones and family have
moved from Water street, South Nor-
walk, to 50 First street. East Norwalk.
The choir of Christ Church met for
rehearsal last. evening at the home of
Miss Lottie Hosegood, oi’ Hawkins avo-
nuc.
Miss Anna Ashworth, of East Nor-L
walk. is visiting at the home of Miss
Edith Sanford. of Grandview avonuo.
Danbury.
C. A. Bruistcd and faintly llavo mov-
cd from the Washington street brldgo
to tho apartments over tho lillolnmo
diou Brothers sioro.
'i‘ho oighth grade of the East Nor-
wnlk school played the eighth grade oi
the Over Rlvcr school, yesterday ai-
tornoon, and won the aortas of two
games out of the three games playcd.
it is expected that the work of Hi-
stalling the now pipo organ at. the East
Avenue Methodist Church will begin
in two or tllrce works. 'l‘llo contract
calls for the installation not later than
.lnnc.
Victor W. Ferris“ auxiliary yacht
Alfaratn. which he recently purchased
from Former Commodore William S.
l-latiiold, of tho Norwulk Yacht Club.
has pocn placed in commission for tho
season, She was givcn her dip yes-
icrduy.
Bert Coutn. one of the well known
motormon on the East avouue trollcy
line. is ill Now York today to witness
the basoball name botwoou lilo New
Yorks and Philadelphia. of the Nation-
al Lollguo. in the meantime his car
is bolng looked after by Tom Smith.
Ono of East Norwalk's young but
growing intorcsls ls considering tho
erection at a l-ouoroto factory building
to rcplaoc its prosollt wooden struc-
ture. it, is understood, howovor. lllui
tho coucrole structure. will not bo slur
tell, it‘ docidod on llnill about a your.
'l‘ho pastor of tho East Avonue Moth
odist Church. the Rov. W. W. (lilltos.
has requested llll.‘ mombors oi tho flock
to wcur wllilo oarnnilons ioniorrmv out
of respect to .‘lioiiloru' lhly ill tho
church tomorrow'morning. wllilo in tho
cvoning ihorc will ho a iompcrnnl'o
lccluro by tho ltov. .\ir, lliobnrlls.
At tho Allvont Christian lfllllroh.
Van Zuni stroot, liov. in Sutlnaworlb
will prouoil al Iii:.'lb :i. Ill. and 7:3it
p. ill. Mrs. Arthur l-‘, Alnmvorlh “ill
lend the Loyal Workcvs' met-ting at
the Adv'oni Church at 6- in p. in. Nov.
Luster F. Rcynolds will ho hung: from
homo for a \vook. ill. will visit piaros
ill Vcrmont and Massacbusoils.
ll 'ns rcmnrkod yolziorday tllll‘lllL'.
the 'o lit the Marvin property that
East Norwulk docs not. hilvo many
lirra. but as u rule whorl llii'j’ do imp
pon illoy ul'o big. A low yours uuo a
row or m-vorlll hollsos in iii. .llillll
sll‘ooi woro lovolod lly iliiinos. Yosil 1-.
day's lll'o was ”to worst stucc- Ibut
limo.
"ftioibors' inn“ will bc whinalml
at tho Mollilltllsi t‘hurch :u ill“ mun
int: sorvloo. A Mormon on "Hill .‘do'lc
urn“ will be (li'illV‘l‘i‘l‘tl by llll' maul.
it is cxporlod lhal a whip int'llll‘l‘lll
ilowor will bo worn by thou: in about
ii. is convenient. Al tho ovonuu Hi i"
vioo lhc Itov. l5. l.. nll‘llllllll- will do-
llvor allalblross on tho Hiatus at tho
’i’omporunor Movotuonl in l"aii'iloil‘l
County.
Thu lino llnod knouknboui ()Wllt‘ll by
.i. Silornlun lloyt. which has l’iooti ro-
built partially this spring by .losso
Ayers, was towed down to Coulom-
mont island this morning by iloorllo ll.
Van Alstyno‘s Elskul. 'l‘bo knockuboul.
which has a number of hundrod pounds
or load on her keel had boon stuck on
tho ways for sovel‘al (lays on account
of tho small titles. but lluully iioaioll
yosiorday.
lrvluu .icnlliml'll auxiliary yacht
liilcllolm in about ready to go into cullh
mission lor tho souso'h. l'llll‘lillt lhu
haul low wroks considerable work inns
boon dour on her in tho. way of rulmirfl.
llor ougiuc llitli now boon lustsllod. A
(Ythlliltlm‘alilfl suction of tho ulldorbolli’
huslmcurcimilt at” tho Ayers bout
yard. Anolbor bout bring ready for tho,
autumn is A. if. lI‘l-aillcrutollo‘s launch
Dorothy l‘.
A new type of {use arrangement ill
lining tried out. on the local trolley
cars. ’l‘hus [or only two or throo citi‘ii
have boon cunlppod. but it Ilmtilll’ll to
be a big lmprovomon over the old
kind. it also obviates the necessity ot
the trolioyman carrying extra tunes in
their pockets. in the has all! We all:
tr; folds, one and connected. on that.
it. requires; but a low seconds to com-
pteto tho rcpornl after a fuse has
blown out.
it. appears from the present action
of the Connecticut Company in extend. ' WW Dorian friends. Thursday.
tug another gas main to East Nurwaik
that the luminous hull grown . vcl‘y oiling of tho bawball union in Dorian
mm-h of into in this end of tho turn. ' and a lame attendance bl anticipated.
8
The Collnovtitlul Coilipltuy cilia
mam”... ...... _ ..
‘ dilator: "it"
In afloat can "
state that it has and they are coil
dent of a much Erector growth. There
Ws under canal oration 0. plan to run
the new main across the harbor at the
,Wshlugton utrcot‘ bridge, but this was.
given an ln“"rfavor of going via. Nor-
wulil, as leading to less complication.
William Hartford, a Port.Chester lad
who collie to East NorWalk about three
weeks ago, to be a guest for the day
of Daniel T. Murphy’s iamily,’and on
disappeared, bounced found and t are
is great luv-among his relatives. it.
appears that the boy after remaining
away from home over night feared to
return homo, so he went to Bridgeport.
where ho secured a position as clerk
in a tea store. He was discovered
there. by a friond and is now back
llolllc. > ‘ -
J. Wallucc Marvin treated the tire-
lnen well yesterday afternoon. show
ing his appreciation by giving them
carlc branchc. at Hai‘nor's Benedict
ll'ltl‘llls lunch room and cigar stars.
About 15 gallons of coffee were Btll'V‘
ed, as were also a large number of
pics and cigars. There were not
enough pics to go around in the store.
but it happened that delivery wagon ‘of
the National Pie Company was goinm
by just when nccdcd and its supply
was quickly corraled, '
Not only did Robert .iosclovsky start
a subscription by yesterday. after-
uoou's live, but. be readily oiforod Wil-
linm Bartlett and family the temper
ary uso. l‘rco, of one or ills apartments
in First street and the offer was ac
copied. 'l'hc Bartlelts did not save
cnougb clothes to protect them from
the weather. Friends hustled around
the noighborliood to got sonic ololllos
for tho baby daughter wl with the
mother had a very narrow * llpo from
boing burned to death.
What God Cmnmnnds Me to [in With
Alcohol will Do the topitlbcforc tho
mon's class of tho East Avenue Metho~
dist. Episcopal (:ll‘urcb, and Man vs.
Alcohol will bo the lipbjccih Some good
spoccbos have been proparod for tho
lncctlng and an interesting limo is ox-
pcctcd. As every man will be given
an opportunity to oxprcss his views
on this question that is really lbe
only great issuo boforq lilo nation. and
ollo lllat will min on llnporiuni part
in tho now lino up among tho old pur-
tlos that is coming in Ibo near future.
l'cslordny's llro has ollungod
tho lienollici lt‘lll'lll‘s‘ skyline.
as ' vlewod il‘om tho \iolnily
of tho junction oi‘ Sonviow
u\onuonnd [dust \‘t'asbluulou slrcol
vory considornbly. bill luusl pooplo
when they lirsl saw the ilro _\'l‘l~'lt'l‘ilil.\'
coliildontly oxpcclod lbcro would bc a
blggor cllnngo. ii is quito likoly lbal
had several longlhs oi‘ borlu burst. illo
llromon. dospllo lilolr grout ofiol‘ts.
would llavo boon poworlosa lo lilt‘Vi‘Ill
lilo sprcall oi lilo llamos. Sumo of tile
hose did show up lonky. but lilo most
of it Htooti'illo pressuro ill good shapo.
ln viow oi tilts lire, ovcrylmdy will bc
plousod when tho new combination
hose and chomicul wupon. rooonlly
bought by tho district, is complolod.
Mrs. Edwin \‘t'. .lilllll‘h‘ rooolvoll
through the post illlH morning lbo
llllisl oxrolll-ul photograph ul llvl‘
daughter. Mrs. Frank il. luu‘onport.
silo ovci' bad tho l'm-iulio in possess.
it was :1 full lonuih portrait with it
oosluluo. tnco and iiguro which would
do orolill lo Quinn \\'illloinlinn herself.
and the youthful smile on hor typical
taco brings a sinllo to t'\'(’l‘t‘illlt' who
looks at it. Anylun- who would sup-
posc :ilit‘ is in tho lorlios would be
lookoli upon as an idiot. Mrs. llavon-
port‘s )(illllgt‘h’l child. Will) is llll‘ lillllKl'
or bor mandala. is tilltilil as quaint a
liliio body as tllli,‘ would ovor soc. Silo
was walking through the lloids ono day
with bcr nnlrriod :dsior Main-l. As lilo
u but was blowing goutly and swaying
lilo bultorcups and dulsios lo and no
she said: “l'h'oryono or those iiowors
knows mo. llon'l you two lip-y uro all
nodding lli mo, and that lill'llllh‘ how
do you do ltulby." \t'hilo staying with
Mrs. 'l‘. .l. Kolloy. in 'l‘roy. Hlll’ ono day
Wolll out with u llllfikt'l and brought
in Iwolvo liiilo loads. which new tin
nodded in a pile of grass, aml alter
kooplng and [routing illoln for about
illl'l't’ days. look illolu back to bor nu
\l\'t‘ t‘Il-llloili.
m—owm—wu.
llilllllliill
ll‘bl- llolinnco Social l‘lub “ill bold
in moolillg Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock in thoir rooms. lllthll'iilll avo~
nuo.
Judge it). 1.. Alllll‘t‘Wp is having ll
largo addition lili't‘tl up his bountiful
roaldonoo on lniou liill. 'l'ho addi-
llon will contain four rooms.
--~l.l'tli‘o yotll‘ moat order with That-
ohnr. or telephone l‘ubllc Martini. Fran
dolivory every day.
John C. Moll and Samuel Mott, oi
lltnvayion, ha o boon olocloll memboru
oi illt‘ llrldg mri i'oullry ABltilt‘lillllill.
inc. illlll will probably llllvo oxbibllu
at tho noxi annual show. Novolnbor iii.
liiiii.
illuminant.
Misti ‘i‘horcsu lt. .ioilns. of Wollipol't.
in u uncut or friends in Noroion.
Mru. itl‘ulrlou ti. Clayton. of Nalill'k.
ll. l.. lit visiting rclutlvuu in imrloll.
Mrs. i'ullon, willI of M j. l'ollon, of
tho itoltltcru' lionlo. is no biracial; al~
tor a short illness.
Mr. and Mrs. (3. il‘. llllnhalll. of
iiiamtord. N. Y.. were alums, yastcr-
day. of friends on the Post road.
Mrs. .lnmoll N. iloc. oi the Boidlcrs‘
Home is spdndln a few days with rol-
silver: in south orwulk.
Mm. C. Edward Weasolll. of Jersey
titty is spending a law days with
irlomls in Norman Heights.
l
13.1110 coconut chino tor lbu home local
Charles E. Hansen. of Brooklyn, was
a guest Thursday. of Fred 3m th and
This adoration marks the onion: op.
. port . ‘
- w _ p..." ......
ii, the Mdplmoodv. o!
Bridgeport.
The local baseball loam will opeh
its season this afternoon on Noxon'n
field. with the Maplewooda. of Bring
“The Noroton Heights Mllltsrwad
gave an interesting concert, r‘w‘hich
was followed by a dance. in the hall
of the Volunteer Hook and Ladder
Company Thursday evening. ‘
The now commutation rates between
Darlen and New York have been rev
ccived. These rates. which so into of.»
fact June Isl. show the monthly flat
rate to be increased from {9:60 to 811:
46. a dlii'ol‘ollco of 81.95.
The Rev. George Benton Smith, pas
tor of the Darlcn Methodist Church.
has arranged to give a lecture llluatrn.
ted with the storaptlcau, at the town
hall next Thursday evening. under the
auspices ot‘ the Young Men‘s Baruch
lilblo class. His topic will be
"Through iudia With My Camera.
Russell Edwards. an inmate of the
Soldiers‘ llomo. died suddenly yester-
day, til. the hospital. following an at-
tack oi' apoploxy. was about 65 yours
of age and was a momber oi’ the 20th
Connecticut Volunteer infantry. He
leaves a family in Westilold. Mass.
and a son in Springfield.
Al the Methodist Church the morn-
ing sorvlcu will bc dovotcd to the coin-
bratiou ot the. lmds Supper. 'i'bc pas‘
tor. liov. George Benton Smith, will
preach as usual with tho evening subv
joot: Life's Grout Game." All who are
interested in base boll arc. rlpeciully
invited. Good singing. All seats free.
A vocal arid instrumental concert
was given that (wooing in the chapel at.
tho, Soldlcr‘s Homo by Mr. Hump. at
Stamford. lteoimtlou and songs were
foliowod by the playing, by a lilo and
drum corps, of uirs door to the heart
of an old vcloran. Among them were:
”'l‘ho Suwanee River." Marching
Through licoruin.“ ".iusi boloro the
baitic, Mother." llnd “Tcnllug 'i‘o.
night." ‘ .
'l‘ho looturc on Clfim before the
Mon's Brotherhood of the Darlcu l.‘.on~
grogalionnl Church, Thursday evening
by the Rev. Dr. l'ontacost was a trout
and was thoroughly enjoyed by a largo
audionco. 'l‘ho Menu Brotherhood at
this church havo had a number of
plcasurnblo ovonts during l.lll!»\\‘lillf.‘l‘
and spring, at which adtlrcssos and
ioctlll‘ps lntvo boon given by well
known spcakors.
’i‘lloro wero sovon roul osinio sales
in llarion. last work as follows: linu-
nnh A. Asblon in W. ii. Ashton. Nor»
lon iloiahth: l'. S. Green connuiiioc
lo Katherine illudls, Hoyl slrool; .l.
(‘. Klinoiclior to R. .l. Bishop oi ill.
illvsion post road; A. ll). Rinloy to F.
ii. Austin. Noroton llcigbls; F. F. Volt
to \‘llllu Raymond, ill‘oonwuoll lu'l’liul‘.
'l‘ho 'morlunuos rooordod llinollulod to
WI WiSlPlilil
'l‘bl‘ unveiling and dedication. oi
tho "Minuic Mun“ monumoni at i‘om
po will probably take placo .‘domoriul
Day.
00m illlfi'lllilis
r00 anus: IS 10
.90" $100,000
'l'ln» .Vm'v lluwn load has award: l
a contract for lllt‘ l‘l‘tlt‘lliill of u now
bridge ovor tho ('nnnooiiotli rive: iw
twoon Middlolmvn and Portland an
the All Lino division to illo .\illi'lli .lii
liriduo company. or Now talk 'l‘ilc
now sluili \vill cost about $l.\‘.lilili .m'l
will carry a pair of tracks. «up» :4“.
wilhin ibo nihor. This is llll- lll'ul slop
by illl‘ Now iinvon company in lllo
long t'lllllt‘lllpllilt'll improve-mini oi lbw
Air l.lno division on which tho ,\.~\.
llnvon will spoud 3l,uilu.llliil,
The new bridge will be mmpllnwi oi
sill spans and will huvo a total Ionalh
or l.'.'llo loot.“ onl- spun at so loot and
illoro will bo lilllr spoils of ”Jill foot.
The draw span will bc 310 foot in
longlll. making tho lolal mentioned.
The draw will bo of tho swinging styli-
instoad of tho rolling llii which ibo
company has udoptod in tho orocliou
oi’ many of its bridges on two and [our
lrack lint-s.
'l‘bo stool work will bo put up on tho
prosoui masonry, which was laid in
lNT‘J lull was such a title piece or work
that tho ovpcris of tile road pronounco
it in be in lu‘opor allullo to support the
stool structuri- now in lilo works.
'l’hr nl-w brldgo will bo ahlo to carry
tho ln-nvlest train or locomotive opor‘
illl‘il on tho ronll. Work will bo started
at once and it is expoolod that tho
lll‘lthl' will no ilnlsboll not later than
lim'olubcr l5.
NEW TELEPHONES INSTALLED.
arm
Additional Llll oi Flitun Furnished
Today.
Following is a list of now uuimcrib-
crs which have buull lliaiitllnd ulnco
tho issuing of lilo last lliil wont thin out
and plum- in tho back at your lllroc
lory _ .,
Sublet-lbw.
Moors, Wm. ll.
Tel. No.
Wilton. l‘onn. :liil. . 4
lionediot. lib-link i‘...
llf'ltlt'll lllii, Wilton :lliim l.
lionion, llruco i‘..
22 ilprlluz st. saw-is
t‘nvrlnltlon. l‘llv. iluy,
'l‘okonollo luau .......
l'osinlihuo ti lllll‘tlliil. .
il.’ ltnilmad Ava. illiw
l‘iicitllon. Will. ll”
it Now till... lint Norman lit.» a
Elwood. Wall 8.. Midi-
till Main BL. Norwnill
outlaw. (J.
lillM-w la
179 Washingtosht. list»
llumluli. Minor ..
Tokenolle 1 inn. 4
um. (illumi- .l.. i
ii Woulport ill/adv. MW 4
animals. (3. A”
ll mlulim Av... til. it, 9:...2.
notifies. William l...
Tokcnoko 806w
’l‘oturd. Louis (E.
Tokensko 1087.»
Tucker. (1: Owen.
l’onus Av... N. 105—44
iiphnm. F. H}.
22 West Ave. 261%» i
W‘s-“w.“ m
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Sentinel not aim. pt . ' .
l
WeakWomen
should heed such warnings as head-
ache. nervousness. blicitache, do
l pression and wearincss and fortify
the system with the aid of
WW bmlem
illls Hill a
‘ fillillii liilil
Contest Delicious liver Will “oi
Margaret A. Austin
BRIDGEPORT, May 7,»~~About 3
O'clock in the morning of last March
10 Margarct A. Austin \Vlls taken sud-
denly ill, and bolloved ubc was going
to dlo. Word was hurricdly aunt across
tho. slroet to a neighbor. Prof. L. ll.
Matthias. principal of tin.- commercial
department. Vlirldgcporl high school.
and under bar instruction, lla drow bar
will. the admission of which is bolus
conioutod in the probaio court.
She was possessed of ullogod onnllly
against, two of nor slalom, ltirs. .io~
sophlno llumo and Mrs. Mary Lynch.
both of Chicago, bocnuso sho felt they
had noglcotod hor when silo married
illibcrt Austin. of Now llnvcn. ’l‘hoy
supposed. so it is clalmod, that ho was
a poor man. Later it turned out that
Mri. Austin hull marriod a woll~loido
mun.
Fooling ilnll sin- was going to lilo,
as sin,» was slll‘roring from llropsil'al
trouble, she dircotod Mr. Matthias to
draw tho will and out lilo two stators
off with it ouch and have the Grand
llodgo of tho Odd Follows ui‘ Connm'ti»
out Sflihuuu, for tho bonollt of tho Cull
hollowa‘ homo .
She did not lot-l quilo so billy-r
against a third slhtol'. Mrs. t‘llmlliio
Dorsey. also of l‘lliralto, and accord»
inuly loll hor Shoo
'l‘llo two sisters who lvoro col of!
arc coon-sling lilo admission of tho
doruluoui to probate. controlling that
Mrs. Austin was no! oi‘ iostulnolltilry
capacity and our: not oi" sumrlonl
mental soundness in disposo of hor our
into.
’l‘boro was a uroai array of local
idiom in tho pi‘obatl‘ l'lilli‘l boiul‘o
Jud-:0 15. l’. Nobbs whoa tho hourini:
Illli‘lli‘ll. Ailornoy .lnhn .l. l’lloinn and
l-‘rnnk M. (‘anllold ll lil'l'Rt'nlI‘il tho two
visit-rs: ('hnluiwriuiu‘ 8‘ lluil uppoarcd
for lb.- oxeoumr, Alillrill')‘ Fri-dorio A.
llai‘iloli. who was illwti pi'om'lli; .llldiw
lli'lli') (‘. Siovcnwul llppoaroll in the
lull-lists of tho izluml lodgo of (hid
l'rllow whilo Attorney ['3 l“ ilnlloll
lupl'osouls Mrs Elm-no lilrmincbum.
who was a bonsiioia: v,
l’i'ul‘. Matthias was Ibo only “'llilI‘M‘
llt'illtl voaiordal. ii. told of the
drawing ol’ tho will. Ho was t‘allod
i» ho. homo. :ti lllil'k‘llxllmll slrool.
«n .m‘ it). «till boon of tho nialli.
‘lr: ;\iipllll nan vn-ry null and thought
~5- Mo- mum: to div Silo din-civil
l“nu lo ultio the hill and in- folllm'v
.l boy insirmlbum, buying the bulk
o; illt‘ prom-rt} to ill.‘ lldd l‘ollmvs
null l‘llilllia: tho lull stators all with
in» lulu:
<bv i.il:l"l ll‘t'lll lilo
pm: Ill} Alimnm ln‘l‘ollorlc A,
ll.l‘lll'il was t'illli'il in the llOllr‘u‘. llo
ovoonlod illt‘ will and up» llt'siuunlr‘li
1i,» wui‘llitii Ml». Auk-tin ll\l‘tl ili'r six
itl'l‘lin after that. _
in lll'lll'l' in make brr lllionllnns
l.ill)‘l\ll without duration. Mrs. .\n.~llln
liltalvli in l'ini Matthias lilo i‘oilllw
Ho. 'uu‘unruplr which is lonluiin-d in
'ilo \tlll‘ "l (In no! llrolmsu- in lnalio
any bollllos‘ls in on) i‘rintlou olhlr
than llltiso luouiilulod ill my will “
Mrs. Matthias and ii Mrs. llndloy
worn \viinossos with l‘loi. Matthias to
lilo will.
Wlllniui adoption.
in tho will will i'lil‘l‘)
attack and
Hip prnpouonls
ibo loliiost to
lilo suln-l'lur l‘illll‘l. should .ltlillll'
anrbp :nlluli tho documonl Sonic lu
torosiinu features or ”to claim oi
monlnl lnmnlnllnoss ulll cnlno outfiit
ll. i’Xlli‘i'll‘il_ in lho unpol'llii court.
should the rllso bo niluwml ili roach
that llllvillllil
'l‘ho «slate is worth lwiwoon $20.“
doll and 835.04lii
WESTPORT SEWER QUESTlON
NEEDS HUMID WEATHER
A Hill Wave Will Farce the Towu to
Settle it. if Nothing Else Will.
\vni-l'l‘roll'r, Muv l: w'l‘liu www-
unosilon in Windmill is not «load. ai-
ihounh it may llltlllllit‘l’ a bit until tbo
first warm wave stirs up illv odors
from occupants and private ill-worn
lbal omply in n huphuzavtil luxblnn into
the Shannon-k rlvor. l-‘ronl ll sanitary
standpoint. it in tho couoonunu oi opini
ion (lint uowors arc u dlro "morally to
this town.
'l‘ho reason that tho lilo district
committee have not lnkon notion to»
ward Martini: tho work. is lit-Herod to
ho lll'i‘llilltl‘ lhoy do not undovulnud
lilo moans of “Minimum". 'l‘iloro is a
division of opinion its to how tho ox»
politic should hit moi. Homo furor lllt'
district pnylnu onoillird of tho rind
and tho adjoining pruporiy holdorn
tho clip-r two-thirds, others want lilo
adjoining property holders to pay the
wimlo oxpouuo. .‘l‘hoso who favor lbo
lnilor plan am manly poopio itvimr
onlliido tho proposed sovvor linon.
When human mllltln full to nurse it
will now bu up to liamo Nature to
calm lilo prohiom. A warm blast wilb
plenty of humidity. will do mom to
cultivate the. sctilogolhrr spirit that
in “MM than any amount of siroct
corner gossip. .
a;
UltnIN'l‘ AMIAL.
Ilium» Havel. of tho Salvation
Army. in: s to «it the public for any
articles furniture. bedding or cloth-
in: to diltrlbuie‘ to the families who
had tho and mill rlune to be burned
out in yoslcrliuy’ arc in East Nor-
wsiil. Nottty Ensign Waiter Horus.
litNauZupdt «trout. lint Norwulk.
who will collect and distribute arti-
c on. .
um...» m» “mm .
i.
”hwy”- .Mwuw W on
hills 0i. lllllliii
No Slew» No Hut. No Peace for the
Bufferin- From Kidney Troubles.
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No peace for the kidney sufferer»-
Pain and distress from morn to
night.
Got up with a lame buck.
'l‘wlag'as oi backache bother you all
day,
Dull aching brooks your
night.
Urinary disordors add to your mis-
cry;
Get at the causomouro tho kidneys.
Dunn‘s Kidney Pills will work this
mire.
'l‘hcy'ro for the kldnuys only“
Have luudo grunt cures in South
root at
Norwalk.
Mrs. John Hurst, 76 Spring St..
South Not-walk. Conn. says: “At in-
tervals for about tour yours. 1 was (ill-
noyoll by attacks of kidney trouble,
Thoro wcrc icrriblo pains in my hips
and l was subject to headaches and
dizzy spells. At night i could not
sloop won but topsoil and inl'llod, il‘yv
lag to find a comfortable position. My
mothor had used Dunn's Kidney Pills
with Hilt‘li line results that she advised
mo to try tbonl and l procurod ll box
at Mrs. l’lulsiod's Drug Siorc, 'l‘hoy
hclpod nu.- iroln the first and finally
enroll inc. l have had no hood of a
kltllloy rolnody for a long limo. My
ntivico to anyone allitctod as l was in
to not iioan‘s Kidney Pills at, Mrs.
Plaisiod's Drug Sloro null give tholu
ll il‘lul."
For lilllo by all drillers. Price :10
(routs. Foster-Militant (‘41.. Buffalo.
Now York. solo altonis for tho l'nliod
Status.
llolnolnbor
take no olllor,
the nlllnowlioa u‘s-- ‘(lllil
M w. c. ‘TfllfvuA'nks FRIENDS.
Ladies Grateful tavAll Those Who
Made Recent Convention .3
Success.
'l‘bo members of South Norlvuil. l'll
ion. W. (I. 'l‘, i'.. Mall to oxlcnii lhoir
bourliord thanks to all tho iriouds who
so \v‘lillllull and llonoronsly assistoli
them in lilo work oi onlorlninina the
annual convention of tho Fairliobl
(Toulliy W. t‘. ’i‘. l'. on May .‘lrli in the
Norwalk Ml-ihodisl l‘hurch. in tho
lnlniulors, liov i”. ii, ’l‘ol‘ro). ltov. i:
ll. Eniiort and Roy: W. W. iiillios. iol
thoir promuloo and Words of onoouruuw
lnoul. To the organist. i‘. ll. inns and
quartoi of tho Norwnlk M iii, l'burcb.
who rcndorcd such bountiful lllllrll“ ul
tho ovonina Houston. Also to tho solo»
lots. Miss Alioo Sollol-k. oi .\'oi‘\vaii..
and Miss Taylor. of lllilllllll‘)'_ \vbo mun:
so suoolly at lllt‘ morning and aim
noon Hi'fiulillla‘ Wu aim \llbvll tr. ihunl;
uil thoso who l‘illllllllliiv‘ll {our luv iltw
lunoinou and suplwr Jillll all aim in
any way lll‘llli‘il lo llinlii' llll' tl‘llVl‘ll
till a sin-cos:
Wall Papers
Largest assortment in
the city. Prices from
100t0$5.00
Double’ Roll
Sole. agent for Janoway 8a For-
pcntcr's. Fr. Beck & Co's Wall
Papers.
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Contractor for Painting
and Paper Hanging
Paints. Housclumishing Goods.
810.. 8w.
Agent for Columbia Phono-
graphs. Records and Supplies.
unnecker
WASHlNGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CON.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
orlon House
(Gregory Boulovard)
E A 8 T N o R w A L K
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John Elf-Sullivan
PROPRlETOR.
CityNatlonal Bank
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANIAOTI A OINIRAL IANKan
‘ IUIlNI“
no list Ourplas and Pruitt:
00. «11.000.00
his bailout lam. u unit to par your.
Iowm'u MATHIWIDN. rm.
loan a. km» in VIM-m.
Incomes wilowm. m in».
PM-
WILFRKD BQDWSLL. Culillr
DlnIOTORI
I. H. mailman Hoary 0- mm
John H. Kum. Contact comma
Jfllllt '0 M.WI” ‘1 Will”. M.Wlfl
christian mum Jilin ll. Light .
Wad it um
i
, day.
“their reports, which showud that till-
1m: J
HANCH ETT i8 HANGED.
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Former New Haven Boy Pay; Penalty
for Killing Girl.
comm). rill. May 7.-—.lrvlng Han-
chett. the 15 your old Connecticut boy
who was convicted oi the brutal mur-
der of Clevlo 'i‘cddor, a 13 your old girl
near this place on tho ovonlng of Feb
ruary 12 last was banned here yester-
iillnchctt was formerly an inmate of
tho Connecticut lieformatory. Ho ex-
llibltod no fear as he Wallll‘d from tho
(loath cell to the scaffold.
At the requosi of the Governor of
Connecticut... (iov. Gilcbrlm appointed
ulisuists to examine the boy's mental
condition. :l‘hcsc exports rcporicd.ycs-
torday that lianchctt was mentally rc‘
sponsiblc .
lianchctt stubbod Miss 'i‘oddor to
doaih. No lower. than seventy knilo
wounds worn found on her holly.
AW“
NORWALK EPWORTH LEAGUE
OFFICERS.
'l‘ho Epworth Mullins. oi’ the Nor.
walk Methodist Church held a bush
nous nloctlng. last evening. in tho
church. The olilcors all i-tli-lilllliil‘il
your just ended has ht'cll a very suc-
cessful one. The prosidont of tho
leaguo. Miss Carrie Smith, was l‘e-l
clot-led and the. following new olllmru
Wore ohoscn:
First. vll'o—prosll’lent~ Miss
llusk. .
Sooond vice-prosldentw-Mrs. .. Carrio
Smith. ’
Hazel
’l‘birll vice-prcsldonthhul-lcs .\.l
llnboy, .' ‘
Fourth \‘lqirhlll'I'Hlili‘lllw-(l. M. Jinn-
iols. ’ * "
Sooroiul'ywllit'llnrd Nosbli.
'l‘rousurl-rm l-tnlpb liodlcnt.
'l‘ho Nou- York, Now llavon and-
liarll’old Railroad Company has inch;
or work installing hand switches in.
front of all signal iowcrs along tho"
lino. which will bo unod in cost! 01' n;
otrlilo of telegraph opornlora. '
.o
nghCradc Ball Bearmgw ‘
LAWN
MOWERS
Garden Hose
Hand Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And All Seasonablo Goods
l
till ".llw
ii? WASHlNGTON STREET
” FOR SALE
lilih‘lllhllldi lii'll.lll.\‘ii llii'l‘S-«r
llil)\ll‘\\“ Aw. i"onllnl .-\\'o. Wood-
wuur .\\'o and ltllodoulllizl Park
31')“ b AND 7 llt‘liill liUl‘Si‘IS 0—,
Lincoln :lvl-nul. \\'lupi\\'m:l nvonncl
and llil'urd lllfli'i‘
$3.300, $4.000.
Automobile Liability and
Fire Insurance
Loans Negotiated. Steamship Tickets.
J. M. Layton 8. Co.
(incorporated)
5 RAILROAD AVE. 50. NORWALK.
THE NEW scissor:
l i 0 ,
Definition oi Chiropractic
Chiropractic is lilo solonco o! the
l‘lllllll.‘ oi the ill: oil > and lbc url of Hil‘
lusting ill" sumo. “Norm-1: :ll'l‘ oulisoll
by a wroocb. twist or sprain in lliv
bark livon if done in childhood it
oronilN pint-bod norlua and pain in
lilior llfc in tile liltierenl organs and
limbs.
Clllmprnctorc rii’lilil‘ tho cause of
this diwnm- and pain, and health is
restored ibrouszh burumuixllu: tho sir
norvo usionp in your body.
Norvnusnoss. libonlnulisul, l’uraiy‘
will. limit. Kldlloy null Follicle ills-
rliuos are nir- n spociul nitration; lilac
l‘urvaiuro ol’ the tipluo. You will
lil‘Vpl‘ rcurol giving Chiropractic ll
chance to help you.
1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
N WA|HINOTON .1". IO. NORWALK
Magnetic "Treatment- Givon Also. -
WALL
PAPER
New Goods now in
stock. Prices are no
higher than hull your.
E. E. Graham
Decorator
it) Find soon. and Norm“:
I
Telephone 452 "
Mahackcd'sfi all};
J. R. ,CCVNOWf.‘
lilacs lssvau
RANGES
will be in great demand, so if you
want to. be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today. Y
' $14.75...
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
\
Housatdnic
Power Co. ,
w.-
A very large and complete
line of
Bathroom
Fixtures
-IN-
Nickel and Glass
u
TELEPHONE 401
luxur-
North Main and West .. semi.
m9 It
1 1......
South horwalls COACH-
d utility mun.
Btsmrnrd, near
M3 Ht
ssavuc: AND culsm: UPTO o i
RATES s2 pen DAY AND upwano
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 988
If You Have
Property to Sell
in ilnuih 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 olflce in the
CLIFFORD HOTEL BUILDING. l
H. E. Dana & Son
lNCORPORATED
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VER Lll I”),
Mr. Merchant to ban on ELWIO
t-ililN ior your micro and chow W
down. We make them. all III“. ill
tbay HEM. THE! (1001”)!
Try a small Ilsa for It summ-
lncrnnsc in your business will no»
you to order largo:- onu. \
'l‘he Reed & you Eledtrlcai tio.’
3| WAIHINGTON ITRIITi
UOUTH NOEWALK.
” omcmoml "
“I“ '
whiliio'r SPELL COMllS
Horace R. Nash .
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Norwalk Chronicler