J" . The property owner! lit, Man it Cove
one of New llureu’s shore res rts, are
. ‘ leihrminatllou of s ewmosqultoes .at
. entitlt‘ idays and nights when “(lensral
I
‘ ticcnoagh to believe that their boats
its; it til
rat (to .mlllthdfl. dy‘ \
a.“ a
scallops J
‘ooinbltiingto take ~tion towards the
lar residential and resort ice,
. $.th that the mosquitoes,”-
Ieula‘t Morris (love in. larger nam— .
"than at other resorts, nor that
they fire more affectionate in their
greetings towards man. woman and
child thatrui other- shore resorts. but
that a "inosuulioless town" appeals
strongly to those who desire to spend
a , rites of the day and night in the
choir; . . . ‘
i.:§E‘vcn the yacht club members are
(bid to enjoy the Idea. and are antlci~
paling tho use or the club veranda up-
Hum ty" makes his presence most
to .feeling that. their conversation
WI Ir not be disturbed; by the "song so-
eiJmpanimeut“ oi‘ the mosquito, and
that they stay return to the city with
their Weight undimiulshed. Some of
the yachtsmen have become enthusias-
wiil‘ no longer have to be anchored.
while the trolley company realize, to
the full extent. that less electricity will
have to he used in conveying the cars
by the swampy section. where the.
pleasure rider was oftimes unable to
shake Ion these tee familiar visitors
wlto‘liisiuted upon accompanying them
home mid getting a breath of city
air.
It is stated that a drainage 'and ir-
rigation company Ill New York. which
caused Flushing I. l. to enjoy Its
first mosquitoless year, last. season.
has been consulted In this matter.
and by drainage and irrigation of
the swamp lands. not for distant from
some of the cott‘ages. the extermina-
lieu of these pests will become a real-
ity and the colleges In that section
can again leave their piazza rockers
out of a night and feel perfébily safe
concerning their property.
Ditching the swamps and driving
outthe breeding places. can be done at
a nominal cost. and the only question
arising In the; matter Is that a portion
of tho marshy section is in East Haven
and the remainder in New lynch. As‘
soon as a definite decision can be
reached between these two parties, the
work of extermination will begin. and
beautiful Morris Core will be a thing
ofbehuty and a “forever joy.“
Even the "fans" who attend the ball
games at this resort. are said to be
Willing to contribute a share towards
the extermination. feeling. that the
money hitherto spent In purchasing]
leather leggins cottld not be pill to at
better purpose. ‘.
New Jersey has recently voted 8350;:
000 to rid the state of mosquitoes. The;
means used are, those of prevent Ion.
llii Pilillllilli lull ,
fillilllll uuu lulu
loudllawloy Asks for Saved.
teams Time and Rudolph
Skills for l3th Time .
With the Board of pardons proper-l
In; for Its semi-annual meeting, hopef
once more stirs In the breasts-of many:
Applied-I
prisoners at Whether-afield.
tions for pardon have been filed with,
the clerk of the board. which will
meet and consider them the second
Monday in “June.
Ssvsn Want Pardon.
have filed petitions for pardon. Includ-
ing three sent up for life. The three
~ if Illliliii ll IlIIlil
.1 45:” W '.‘ §O
Justin single button. or rather two
set opposite each other and caught by
a cord loos. are, it‘ll that are required
for the olosin oi' the tip-tootsie lla-
the blazer fashion so smart this sea-
son.
,, Mode 0r gray. as well as black, are
good colors to select for the chiffon
e t‘whioh lav intended to Ilv‘WDl‘ll with
sgeral gowns. and the simpler the
I hes, the better, for this costl, for one
soon tires of endless points and seal-
Iops. and a simple design Is restful by
contrast. , , ,
Though It requires a little patience
at first to dress the hair III the. new
style of weaving the braid In and out
IIII‘OIII). mafia! of hair ill from, It can
be accomplished by the “lay woman"
and the result ls pretty indeed.
«lf'tlte foot Is small. fluffy rosettes of
chiffon. with a bit of orange- blossom
In the center, ornament the white sat-
in sllppers of» the summer bride.
The plain. rather broad-band set on
at the knees, usually bound or piped
with contrasting color. is a favorite
method of trimming the skirt of linge-
rie frocks, and gives a suggestion of
the Russian type that is sought after.
Even quite good-sized girls, up to the
age of. say. ten years, wear the com
Venient and useful bloomers fashioned
of material like their light. colored
frocks.
Little diamonds of green sprinkled
on a ground of ion make a pretty mate
rial for a washable utility frock: the
belt should be of green leather, the lie
of green sI k beneath a white plaited
frlll of bail to.
As stripcd and checked silks haw»
been used for the linings of plain ma-
terials, now a plain color Is uscti for
lining the lovely changeable or “clin-
melcon“ chiffons, tharqnlscttes, and
other dispbnnoua materials.
Though many of the materials them-
selves seem garish and impossible at
first night, they are so subdued and
toned down by their plain trimmings.
overblouses and accessories that the
cosiunws, while bright. are not OVci‘
conspicuous.
The lapped-orcr tunlcs, If Inuit
enough to nearly reach the foot of the
gown, are advantagemts In giving the
effect of added helahi. because of the
straight line of the front and back.
The “peasant" sets of underwent
are. as their name suggests, very aim
pic, and are absolutely tlnirltunit-d.
unless one should call their wide hour
stitched items for running the ribbon
by that name.
The bride of today is more thrifty
titan her grandmother, in one way. and
does not buy her wedding grown for one
wearing; alone, merely to be laid away
in lavender for the successful» genera
tions to utilise in tableaux and theat-
richls. says Vogue. She wears ii durlnu
hcr honeymoon summer, whencvor the
occasion for a pretty wltllc cveninu
gown is offcrcd. and Kf‘lh some good oi
ii: although scniltucui may advise hid
to preserve in all ihcit" prluliiic purl
Iy llcl‘ gloves. slippers, nilltcit lionicry
, Inn, veil illltl prayer book for lin- old
; est «lniiulilcr.
As this la a season of color, li sot-in.»
probable tliui more lace costs will he
of colored lncc than cvcr before, while
black and while will lJl.‘ ever more tren-
erally worn. .
Perfectly exquisite arc the priceless
; bandenux for the hair of platinum set
with precious stones, even the bcauii
fttl diamond not being considered too
icostly for this purpose.
Lingerie cloaks for babies still In
long clothes are among the novelties
this year. and are made either gored
or with a box plnii at the back fas-
tened to a short yoke. A dainty col
cred silk lining may be provided if
preferred.
; It is worth while to spend a little
i money on grooming, even Ii‘ one's pnc
Seven Fairfleid courtly oflendcra' kci book Is not ovcr~wcll supplied. fol
loncut looks are greatly affected
Isuch matters as maulcurlnz and mas
h.‘
if. John Iiawley, of Sheila". who Is. sage just us surely as by mailers of
making his seventh application; Ru-
dolph Sterile. of Newtown, who asks.
for the 18th time and Joseph Fallsu-'
on. who applies for the first time.
John .Hawlsy Is a colored. than, fill
(years old. lie was sentenced to the
state prison for.
Shelton. His wife was. lri on the
same charge and wins conv
manslaughter. The murder and two
trials were most sensational. The con-
isifloa or the prosecution was tboil
ctod all
dross.
A tiny hook and eye just where the
fronts cross prevent the suit coat that
gin buttoned low down in froui from
I"m
ping In an unsightly manner.
It requires considerable skill to walk
life on Oct. 7. 189“ gracefully In the. fashionable evening
for the killing of Mary Manson Inl
gowns. The ordinary free. swinging
stride. so fetching .on the street will
not do on the ball room door. but it
sliding step is required. by the skim
py skirts.
A wider insertion hand than that
Howley killed the white woman by that which borders the Russian cost trims
order of his wits. He was twice tried,
the supreme court allowing a new trial
realise the trial judge In charging the
is referred to the relations of Adam
on Eve and the man's charge that be
was tempted. Howley has always
claimed he was innocent and has ask
“riot pardon man times. but has as
often been turned own.
Stud lull atom» had a quarrel with
null bar in Newtown. and killed hint.
lie"- at years old and has been In pris-
on one Oct. ill. 1889.
Joseph Fallaaca was fdtiud guilty of
mardor In the second degree for a nun.
dor committed In Greenwich. up has
been laprlson since June 1. lililil.
Other Appeals.-
Sslvslors lemma. who moment up.
last December for "stint with Intent
to harder. for from 10 to it years' do‘
oldies he is innocent and asks for re-
lease. John If. Mcoiuloy. sentenced
rob. iii. 1909. for from two to live ,
years for robbery In Greenwich says
Mkhlll‘idmt iii snitch-t he has a wife,
a, .o, occupat-
“The other applications from this
_ p m Robert A. Weaver. not up
. three to four years In 1907
for, hgrtisry
and lifts
mated to stsmlord
, , Ioidotnmlm sent up from
dilution for robbery.
WORLD'I IUNDAY ICHOOI. con.
VINTION.
WTON, bitty Tin-“NOV! England
ridicules to the world‘s sixth iiunds‘r
school convention loft this ally in a
special train today for Washington.
where the convention opens next
Thursday. The Hallucinations party
all Joined here by delegations from
‘ .srmsst. New Hampshire. Maine and
flora. hustle. Hamilton. El. Conant.
‘ , .sacrciaryoftlte Massachusetts
till a: dc Association. was In
about
the skirt that In part of the costume.
securing in better proportion than to
trim the whole in the seine width.
COMMANDER JULIUd A. PRATT
POIT so. 148 DIP‘T.. iLI... o. A. R.
1 Mr. lsuac Cook. commander oi
above Post, Kowsucc, Ill.. writes: "Fill
In long time I was bothered with back
’ache and pains across nty kidneys
About two months ago i started isklut
'F‘oley Kidney Pills and soon saw
:Ihcy were doing last as claimed. l
,Iicpi on taking them and now I am
,frce from backache, and the painful
misery Is all gone. i like Foil-y Kid
inoy run so well that l have told mm
.of my friends and comrades about
them and shall recommend them at
every opportunity." The Bridge Phar
many. , ”
OHAGTLY DUIL To DIATH IO
FOUGH‘I’ iN I'ORIOT.
illimliINCI. Cat. May i’l.--i‘lhlisily
evidence of a duel fought to the death
was revealed when the bodies of two
men, both hearing fatal knife wounds.
were discovered near the railroad
track between Gazelle and Edsewood.
tilskiyoii county. '
The bodies were about 1,000 yards
apart. indicating that the men had
fought until death for each was near
and then separated. Both were about
iii years old and. lodging by their
dress. wore loggers. One was very
dark. the other tit blonds. slightly bald.
The latter who had linen stabbed
three times above the heart. had taken
off his shoes. which were filled with
blood. in his roll of blankets was
found at razor but nothing to indicate
his identity.
By the body of the other wss found
a deer bundled dagger six Inches long.
The county authorities are attempting
stay. of the delegates.
to loam the names of the two duellists.
‘ when It. first
Illii’lilfl‘hflllllfiil
.J «'W
'l‘be‘Medlcal profession is all agreed
that EZCBIMA lit a norm «Nassau. but
the thin: that has bellied them Is to
oh unit. this' via; the congestion of a
lid some moldy that will get to the
norms and destroy‘iheni. .
- Zcino. the clean, external treatment.
has solved this difficulty by drawing
the germs to the surface of the skin
.aad destroying the germ life that
causes the disease. The whole meth-
od of treatment and cure by ZEMO is
explained In an interesting book on
the subject issued by the makers of
ZEMO.‘ it tells how to cure yourself
at home of Eczema. Blackheads. Plin-
ples, Dandruff, and all diseases of the
skin and scalp. Call at R. H. Plals-
ted's, Drug Store for Ilooklot and
learn more about this clean, simple
remedy that is now recognized the
standard treatment for all disease of
the skin and scalp.
nsv. lost. a. wee elves cuos‘c’u
.. STATISTICS.
. "new
Says the Past Year Was Prosperous
for Congregationalism.
Rev. Joel S. Ives. of Hartford, sec-
reinry of the Missionary Society -of
Connecticut, says that the past year
was a prosperous one for Connecticut
(.Iongregailonallsm. During the your
one church. Plymouth, of Hartford.
was added to the roll with a member-
ship of 100. There are now 333 Clin-
gregsiional churches. one or more. in
every town In the stain with the ox-
ceptiou of Waterford and Ilcacou
Polls.
The additions on confession were :2.-
.liil and by letter 1.26.]. a total of 3.273.
The loss by death won both. by letter
I.‘2Iiil, and by revision of the rolls 433.,
In all 2,7:itl. The. present membership
is b'ti.lii2, Sixiyiour churches trained
on confession 1326 members and I07.
gained none on c nicsuiou and lost ifui
by death. Fortyusix churches report,»
cd Improvements to their property of
various kinds. four reported debts
paid, five debts reduced and three an
Increase of Invested funds. Six new
organs were installed. live now par
nonuncs and three new parish houses
.rcro built. 'l'brec new churches were
‘rccicd. The total amount of money
received. including conlrilutilons, par
Ish expenses and testicles. was SI.
i‘IQAiIII.
BAPTIST MINISTER LEAVES
CHURCH.
Says He would Rather Die Than Be
Unprogrnslve.
t‘lllt‘AGi). .\Iu.\‘, l7.-~—\\'ith it parting
Il‘icnsc of his stand and a declaration
that he would “die ralltcr lliun bc unt-
row. blaoictl and nuprourcasire.“ lllt'
Rev, Donald ll. .“CIJIIII'III govwhiu lust
sermon at the Second Baptist (‘liurch
Sunday. He until later he was through
wiill tbc lIllIlIHIi‘}' and would cuicr bus
mess. In his sermon one pus-«ago stood
out strongly, ‘u cit-tityiimu of today.”
be said, 'tillstlllil Ilill llc lli'lil
rcsponsibic for the lltcoluct oi
the sixiccuilt century We wort-
hidden to grow in grace and in
ltuowlmigc. and I do not bciictc day
one has yet exhausted iltc supply oi
either. A man may have a new vision
or he may hate all old our front a new
angle.
“I always shall be u llapiist. lull I
shall be a progressive one; I should ru
ibcr die than become anything clue."
Mr. McIAiuriu opposed the expulsion
of Piof, George Iiurmil'n Foster from
the t'ltlcano Iiupilsi Ministers" Confer
since last year. but without indicating
whether he shared the University pro
fessors belief, He called the not oi
the conference a "ttsurput‘ton of author-
ity" and after an unsuccessful ilabt
against the ruling hlluscll \Vlllltll‘cw.
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JUDGE SCOTT ILL.
—-o
Token Suddenly With Pneumonia Sac
urdoy AfternOon.
Judge ilowuril ll. Scott is seriously
III with pneumonia at his home. ill
West sireni, llanlutry, ”(I was taken
ill suddenly claim-day afternoon soon
after rcacltina his home anti a short
time after leaving his other In the old
llanbury savings bank building. III-
zrew rapidly worse during the night
ind on Sunday morning bis physician.
lit. 1). (3. Brown, pronounced the dis.
case pneumonia
.litdxc Izicoti'u brother. ilr. Albert L.
Scott, of New York. was informed of
the ,iuduc's condition i-Iunday and he
went to llnnbury immediately and rc-
malactl until ycaicrduy morning. when
be returned to New York. lic will an
to llaubury again if there should be
my change for the worse.
There was enconrapmenl yesterday
afternoon In the fact that his condition
was no woruc than II was Sunday, but
be Is very ill.
, .m.
ADDITIONAL TRAINS 0N.
Run as Extras Between New York and
. Pltisfisid.
Beginning lasl Huiurduy afternoon
lltu New York, New Haven and Marl.
ford railroad is running all uddiilouai
train between New York slid I'Iiisliuid,
Mass. The trains run on the time of
trains filillllwl' 247 and 248 of the sum-
mer schedule and will be run as extras
until June ii when they will no on as
regulars. The train leaves New York
at i:IiI fisiurday afternoon and smiles
at lianliury at 3:04 and at l'Iitsiicld at
51:48 hulking stops at the principal stun
l ons.
The return train loaves Pliisficld at
5:10 Suntlsy afternoon. arrives at Dow
bury fit 7:39 and runs express train
flanhtiry to New York without. a stop.
roughing tilt1 Grand Central station at
0:2 .
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In a small family it Is an easy mob
tel- to have a variety of food by lur-
ing aside a part of the piece of meal or
fowl or even the fresh vegetable to
serve in a different way can the
next day. The isldwaside portion
should of coarse he carefully covered
or otherwise protected and It will
coins form when needed in perfect
condition; and served in an altogether
differefii style. will he as apnetiziua on
appeared. ‘I‘oo
small leftovers are thrown away.
llztnulttsf.......g
many .
half Will's, it very pretty child, who
was left a Wall by her parents, was
committed to the county home. last
week. For the pint week she; has been
stay n at l.‘ e aw home. a 11rd e«
port. llier fighcll'gdohn Hanson. v. a
street sweeper. who separated from his
wife taking two small boys to ‘b’rlnld
up anti lcuviulr the girl for his wife. to
rear. The mother disappeared. The
father cannot lié‘ located.
Hammocks
iii reds, greens. browns: mix-
tures, plain white—the kinds
that last and keep thcii' col- '
or~most any price,
B. K. MITCHELL, UNDERTAKEB
r. A. Mir-cum
HOUSE FURNISHER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH are.
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Branch A Office of
The Evening Sentinel
City Khéséoléiudtbe
\\'c, the Iiiiticrslpllml. hereby give im-
im- to all persons llllll corporations
liable to pay taxes in tho (‘Ity of South
Norwalk. illul flu-y are required to
tll‘llVf‘T lo llIc assessors. or either of
them, on or lit'ltli‘c illc :tiru tiny oi Mitt,
llilli, il Wl‘lllt‘ll or Ill'llllt‘Il list, lliilr'il.
sinned and sworn to. of all the pro»
pcriy owned by flu-m on the ii~l flit) of
May, Iiilii, llitbln lti taxation. making
a description of all the ri‘lll csinic.
cat-b port-cl licili'g scpui'itlcly tlcsct‘ibt (l.
N, ii. lists max be returned to the
assessors. at the new i'ouncil rooms.
in the Library II-tiltliup. \\‘nsbiuulon
strut-i. South Xor‘unlk. froth and luciud.
Ina Mur IS, liilil. ~aid oillce to be open
from III to 1‘: o'clock it. ii and from 1'
to :1 o‘clock p m on Ba urdays from
T to ii o‘clock in llic evening. and 'l‘ucs~
day. May lest. Itllll. from? in ii o'clock
p, Ill.
l‘illt'il oi the (fit. til South Not-walk.
l‘.;:~u . May ‘Ibb itilo
I“ii.'\ \‘lill‘x' \ 'l‘ill.l.I-‘..~‘.
l’I. ‘~‘.!I.I.I.‘..\l IIAlil-‘ilitll.
I.ill i‘n‘ h‘. III-153:8,
Arescuwu‘s,
CITY. TAXES.
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ttiti 230i
The taxpayers of the (‘lty of South
Norwalk are hereby notified that the
city tax oi .scrcn i7) mills on the dol-
lar. laid on the assessment list of 1909
by the liuard of Estimate and Tuxa~
tion, will lu- due and payable on the
first day of May. will. at Which time I
will receive the some at my oiilcc.
Room .3. I‘nllcii llank llulldiup. it?
\I‘aabinaion.sircci. South Norwalk.
i’cltaliy at the rate of nine iiii per
cent. a your front May I. lilttl, will he
charged on all bills remaining unpaid
after June l. min.
WILLIAM S. wu.cox,
Collector of 'I‘axes of the (lily
Bouili Norwnlk.
South Norwalk. April 6. iliiil.
of
' sun a...
Union School mass
The taxpayers of the South Norwalk
Union School District are hereby noti-
fied that the district tam)! two mills
on the dollar. InItl on the town assess-
ment list of idol). of a planting of the
district hold on the 8th day of June.
I909. at tho Franklin school, will be
due and payable on the second day of
May. liilII, III which time l shall be
ready to rcccivc cat at Silllaou-i'ow-
oil‘s drug store. 82 asblnuion street.
Penalty at the rule of ii per cent. a
' r from May 1 will be charged on
d after June Ii, lillil.
l". A. 'l‘t)l.l.hli-l.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk
Union iichool District.
Dated at South Norwsik. April lib.
1910. A26 Int
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CityNationaI Ban
pours soawstk. cosw. .
THANIAOTI A GINIIAUIANKINO
.0..le
"final“!
hols Deposit Ions. “and to per your.
sowm H. surnames. Pros.
sous u. KNAPP an Vim
rssosstcx it. down. 2nd View
PM
WIMRIO MDWILL, Oashlsr
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W
oinld'foas
I. it. Mathew-on “Henry so near,
John H. line” “must whims
Josiah R. Marvin ti. Walloon Howls
christian divans John H. Light
' “a “W
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surplus and man
.1 17m
.Fromfioilcup
Gertrude Hudson, ag'ttti’i'our and one- wore associated with "Prince" C. SJ
lino. whose mysterious death at Elgin.
Friday. caused the British consul here
to start an Investigation to determine
whether he was a prince. were placed
under surveillance yesterday by the
Eight attiboriiics.‘ No new facts were
fotutd by the, oil'lcials mill unless some
thing tlcfln‘iic Is unearthed duriutr lite
f next few days the jury sililnlt on ”I“
case, It was announced, will bring In a
verdict of "death by narcotic poison
Largest assortment in
the city. Prices from
socialist)
Double Roll
Sole agent for Janeway & Car-
entcr’s. Fr. ilcck 81 Co.‘s Wail
apers.
l Contradiofior Painting
l and Paper Hanging
ll’aints. Houscturnishihg Goods.
&c., &c.
Ageni for Columbia Phone.
graphs. Records and Supplies.
L.H.Dcckcr
87 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CON.
Hundreds of ToWn and
Country Preperties
‘ For ‘
Sale .
.._A'r..
The Lawrence Agency
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
i0uickAuto Service
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DANGER
. FROM
Wooden Roofs
ASBRSETOS
Century Shingle
ASBESTOS
Roofing Slates
THEY ARE
Fireproof Everlasting
Waterproof
FOR SALE AND APPLIED BY
Charles H. Ais‘lhorpe
6 Seavlow Av.
I
IIIII.’ administered by hand unknown." I
WaIIPapcrs'
So. Norwaik.
holiness Y.
For height Only
on and after nanny. January 1.
loss. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York. (foot
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday). at 8,p. m. Freight received
of. Norwalk up to i p. m. and South
Norwslk up to 5:30 p. In.
Norwalk Steamboat Lo.
Annlng J. Smith, c. O. Housman.
Lessee. General Agent.
\‘
We at... Our Own Lens.
Fenwick Optical Co.
curl-so sans 7%UIL'DIRG
earns
97 WAGI-IING‘I'ON G‘I'Rli'l‘.
Noam-8 to 11:30 a. an, and inlaid
ii p. at. Monday and Saturday. ’1 to
9 no mo ’
(lent-go Oxnard, race track man and
prominent member of ibc Olympic
club, has a penchant for hard, stalls
bread. When invited to dinner his
Vliiillulll’ carried his stale loaf along. I
. Sandy McNaughton, who once calm" ‘
-ed a string of thoroucblu'cdu himself
and lira follow “clulmmu of Oxnard.
swears that there Is tut-ire. than flour.
water and yeast in food Oxnui'dculls
bread. '
Oxnard was Sandy‘s guest at. his
iapoi'iuienis at the ilwck hotel last
’woek. As usual. he carried his little
llolif.
illic‘llrcud a bit placcd it In the oven (If
a gas ranuc. In about 30 seconds
ilicre was an explosion. the stove door
was blown oil‘ and tlxnurd's bread was
reduccd lo crumbs.
languid. wonk, run-down?
Headache? Stomach "off”?wduat it
plain case of lazy Iivcr. Burdock
Blood Iiitters tones liver and stomach.
promotes digestion, purifies the blood.
m It‘ccl
Matrimony Is about the only thing
.ihni will take all the conceit out 'of n
isilly woman.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
, orion House
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A S T N O R w A L K
Sea Food Cooked to Order
rJohn ROI—Sullivan
PROPRIETOR.
High Grade Ball Bearing
LAWN
MOWERS
Garden Hose
Hand, , Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And All Seasonablc Goods
iii! WASHINGTON STREET
”‘ res SALE”
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS——
Bsyvlew Ave. Central Ave... Wood‘
woor Arc. and Rbodonolia Park.
NEW 6 AND 7 ROOM HOUSES—-
Lincoln avenue, Woodward avenue
and tilrsrd place.
“3%.“.000.
Automobile Liability and
Fire Insurance
Loan. Negotiated. Steamship Tickets,
J. M. Layton 8. Co.
(IncorpOl-atcd)
5 RAILROAD AVE. 30. NORWALK.
THE REWSCIENCE
Definition of Chuoprscnc
Chiropractic Is the science of the
cause of the disease itlid the art of ad-
instlng the sumo. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain In the
back. Even If done In childhood It
creates pinched nerves 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 harmonisln: the six
oervrsystsms in your body.
Nervousosss. 'ttbcumatiom. Pat-sir
sis, Heart. Kidney and Female Dis
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
savor regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
‘4 WAIHINO‘I‘ON IT. IO. NOIWALK
Msonotlo Trollmsnt- Olvon Also.
WALL
PAPE
New Goods now . In
stock. Piles: are no
higher than' last year.
E. E. Gerham
Decorator
iii) run, Street, East Norwalli
Telephone 452
Mrs. McNaughton, to freshen up ‘
Shore Dinners and All .Kinds 10f ' HARE,
EHIR [S I. IIIIW‘
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stubble . Noon any ARENTS PRINCE shove HioTonv. OXNARD'alhTALE ssEAD BLOWS‘ ' “HEN A‘IIIT SI“ IJ'COMES
A ‘ GO err-o i=0 NTY HOME. iiivllt'iAi‘lO, May limpersons who UP 0A8 RANGE. .. I, y 2‘” LL
SAN FRANCISCO, on. May '17.; ‘
‘will be in great demand. so If you
want to hcfrcatlyxfor the
heat, order younfias
. JRangc today.
i I, . , .5; :
ION EASY Psvfihurs m
‘ DESIRED
{Housatonic
‘ PoWer/Co.
YOU FORGOTTEN ABOUT
THAT
; Combination
Cool as Gas
| Range
that we callcd to your attention sortie
, wccks ago? The first inspection will
convince you that it is just the thing
for the summer cooking. (‘all and sec
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' it anyway.
Horace R. Nash
TELEPHONE WI
North Main and West Streets.
South Norwalk
MokeWHotd
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATES .2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
.Banquets a Specialty
l TEL. CALL sea
A If You Have
Property to Sell
to South Norwaik or vicinity. and are
willing to put a fair price on it, we
,would like an opportunity to talk. If
ever with you at our office In the
CLIFFORD HOTEL BUILDING
H. E. Dana 81 Son
INCORPORATED
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‘1' .11.)“,4‘ i l (“l ,
in. Itemhsnt to have so ELECTRIC
SIGN for your store and show win-
dows. We make. thumps" sins. and
they BELL THE GOODS! .
Try a smnlr also for a summit:-
Increase In your business will com
you to order larger ones.
- The Road organisation so.
as wssatuofou'irnsn.
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SIM rum in stream on sauna.
Norwalk Chronicler