, 111111119911 between the committeeman-
ast Your 11 More
T
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and suicidal. “Nice at
all times.1
Personal attention Tilveu to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley pltt‘OIlI.
Come in and wait. for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
1
1
1
pThe Loyal Wollféfrs' fiddling at 6: 15
.111. will e led by Richard 11111111
Subject, The Greatness oi? Christ.
The Epwortb League of the East
Avenue Methodist Church held a social
session last evening at the Church
The public clock over the entrance
to the motor generator house in Sea-
view avenue has again gone on strike.
Alfred Taylor. who has been through
aseige of quiucy at. his horrre in Ger
ard place South Norwalk, has now re-
covered.
There will be an interesling meet-
ing this evening at 8 o‘cl0ck at the
Lighthouse Mission on the Washing-
ton street bridge.
Mrs. James Howard and daughter,
Miss Elma Howard of Stamford were
guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. John
liow,ard oi’ Winfield sirteo
William Laskey, who has been un-
de1going treatment at the Nor'unlk
Hospital, has returned to his home.
Mrs. Laskey. who has been in Vermont
has also arrived home.
Reports from George R. Van Alsts'ne
and Daniel Morr'ell, who are taking
the launcir Lady Alice to Newlrort,
Rhode Island show that they got as
far as Saybrook Thursday.
The blackflsh weighing seven and
one half pounds. which was hooked
'l‘ hursday by William Benedict. of East
Norwalk will in the opinion of runny.
be the record catch of the season
The auxiliary yacht Duchess, owned
by George A. Jennings. which has been
going through an extent? 'e overhaul-
ing at the Ayers yacht establishment
2ng go into commission for the season
0 try.
There was much comet seeking last
evening. but all without success on ac
count of the 1 louds. if for no other res.-
son. In the hope of getting a better
view a number of people went out on
the water i
At the Advent Christian Chrn'c,l1 the
pastor Rev. 11 F‘. Reynolds, will
preach at 10: .50 a. 111. and 7; 30 |1.n1
Morning subject The Spirit of 0111
Times; evening subject A Comparison
and :1 Contrast.
Captain and Mrs. M. B. Super. who
\1e1'c recently married, have tulren up
their resid'cnce at Captain Sopcr's
house in Gregory Boulevard. Mrs. So-
pcr was formerly Mrs. llaitie A. Md
ion, of East Norwalk.
Miss Jeanette Van Convering, 111'
Gregory Boulevard left this morning
for New “111 on where as has been 1111-
bounced sirc \1ill enter the training
school for nurses. Miss Van Hoover
ing has a large. number of fr'lcnds who
1111111 her rrruch succcss
A delegation of East Norwaik people
were in attendance last evening at St
Peter 11 Church in North Main street.
South Norwallt. to bear a prohibition
address by E l.. Richards of Wilton.
Mr. Richards recently Blltlltc 111 the
1911111 Avenue Methodist Church
William Shea will resign his post
11011 as delivery clerk for thc (‘1'11s1o111
lirundry this evening and Monday pill
begin to learn the carpcntt-rlnn trade
under 11111. direction of Contrarror 113
K Wirilc. lic will be succccdcd on the
laundry wagon by Ward \'1rrr.-\lsl,111c
Those who were awakened by the
rain or did not go to bed br'ior 11 it be
111111 report that the storms worn hard
ohcs, and this was borne out by tho
rrrqrry plilllllcti about this mor.uin11
Those who rr-nd the morning papers
were 11111111111111 with tho 111111 nimr 11 won
titer. spite tho likeli odd 1.: more
rain, w ich it was poo his to do with
11111 00111101111111me- one despstch told
of six inches of. snow in South Dakota.
Chester lnsorsoll was greeting old
1111 111111 be the sthlhrrtcu ulrael
hr dge this 1110111111.. This was 1‘ best
"i" first vldlt for «1111 mil Wot-ks for he
is now livin in Std lord and In our
played at in sin and Towns fur tory.
lie avers that is well pleased with
his present position which ll that of
stock- -koopr1r (limiter was formerly
:1 'Elton known delivery clerk on the
1r 1111
it is understood that ritual of the op
Nations of the mud dimer in tho i‘inut
Norwullr channol are to clear out the
lunsnt that has accumulated since
the lord job. no that there may 1.1 a uni
form 111111111 111111111 of six feet in- intuit
Norwalk Yacln (3111b petitioned units
11 long time 111111 fer a turning basin at
the 11111111 of the channel and it is non
ed the appropriation money will not
give out before the basin is made.
Conbltlcrnblo lutoi'uf has boon
aroused over the signatures on the
tall for the special district meeting
Which will 15? gold but Friday evil:
in at the to 111111.111, . a copy of
w 11:11 cull appears in another column
11,1106” 11 1311111111111. Another copy was
ked yesterday on I pole 1'1. front or
the Bridge phtrrnscy. where many poo
pie noticed that the hint“ of 1111 three
11o mittectrieni P. In Fielding. August
rifi‘iucnruolnmi 111i .iillilrn ii Baker we T)
xcd to t and ill of it. This w
111111111 by 111111111 til 11 possible patching
.one- half (37 1-2) 11. w. generator. for
ignites of $20,450.1l1c sales were 1111
T hand. of thddlf-
to'rhe local baseball flips who expect
120111111 the teach» of the. Mayflow-
or t rri 11111111. the season were up-
prehensive this prornln that today’s
game will have to be on led off 011,11
count of the weather During thew eelsT
the Mayflower: have been getting into
better condition than they wares week
ago and. it use hoped no 11; would
tutorials to show how muc they have
ed to meet this afternoon. the Ameri-
cans, of South glamour are considered
a strong udgr tailor).
NOTICE
East Norwalk Fire Distridt
Special Meeting
The legal voters of the East Nor-
wallr Fire District are hereby notified
and warned that a special meeting of
said district will be held at the Fitch
School house in said district Friday.
May 27.1910 at 8 o'clock p m. in re-
sponse to a petition signed by the re
qulslte number of voters. for tire fol~
lo‘v lug purposes. to-wit:
To an horlze the District Committee
to purchase a thirty-live (35) horse
power motor and a thirty seven and
the use of the lighting system of said
district, and to appropriate such sum
or some of money as the meeting shall
deem advisable. and to take any fur-
ther' action relative to the extension
of the commercial lighting system of
said district as the meeting shall deem
advisable.
Dated at East l\or walk this 201l1 day
of May. 1910.
Pd—l. Flb‘llmNG.
W. H llAKb‘li,
A. DILLENSTEIV
11111111 Norwulk Fire District Committee
w—ww
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Boat owners are awaiting warmer
weather, so that they may 11111111 T
hosting.
The Reliance Social Club will hold
their regular business meeting in their
improved. The team they are schedub .
rooms, Rowsyton avenue, Monday, at
3 p.111.
At the Methodist Church tomorrnou
morning. the Rev. Richard Trader will,
preach Mr Tiadcr has bad a remark-
able experience, and has been 11 world}
wide traveler it is hoped everyone
will avail themselves of the privilege
of hearing him.
will sing. The pastor, Rev W. H. M1
Dermott. will preach at the evening
service.
011 Memorial Day May doth there
will be services in lnion Cemetery. .1
Rowayton. The company will gather
at the srbool at ll: 30 The rhildrcn
11111 rednestcd to bring flow'crs and all
will form in line and march to the
cemetery where the graves will no.
decoratod and short addresses will be
made by the pasture of the two
churches.
'l‘h11 rcgulnr annual meeting’ 01‘ the
liowayton Free Library Association!
will bc held in the library on Friday
cvouiug. May 2?. i910. n1 8 oclock.
Will all members who how not yet
paid the annual dues of fifty cents
please make prompt pnymcni to either
the treasurer Mrs. Ill. ll Every or to
the librarian. All persons who desirt
to join the association may become
members by signing the. constitution
and paying the annual fee of fifty
come. The association will gladly
Welcome any new members.
The funeral services of MlSl-l Cor-
nelia H1 Brown, held last evening at
the residence of Mrs. .loucpbinc ('.ruw.
were largely attended. 'i'hcrr1 wort1 a
large number of handsome ilor'al iri-
burcs, attesting. tho esteem in which
Miss Brown was held by marry pcoplu
in the community. Rev. llorbcrt S.
Brown, pastor of tho Dnricn Gangrene
lional Church. oflhinted, assisted by
the Rev. Frank A. Uuunlngham. pan-
for of the Rowayton 11111111111 Church.
Mrs. W F. Ambler sang The remains
wort1 taken th morning 1111 the 9:10
train for inter ent in the family plot
in (ircorrwopd Cemetery, Brooklyn.
Milli! ill lilllllllll.
The Norman Heights fire company in
1
day evening of next week at its head-
quarters.
The Junior League of the Dorian
Methodist Church held a successful 11 -
tortslnmeni last evening at the chars
in mine funds for the league‘s trous-
ory.
Comm parties ware quite the vo 1111
last 11lni1t.but if the 11mm vlul or
(11111111 within viowmg distuucé. the
1111101111 prevented the irooplc in this
vicinity from seeing it The scientists
any first it will be in night this oven-
lug
There were sdvun 111111111 oi 111111 1111
tote in Dorian last week with mort-
follows llsnnab A Ashtona to8 W. 11:.
Ashton, Newton iielshtsz's Bis-
hopio Ruth it. Hutton. ui dway; A. 11.
Potteries st at to Conn. fibers Realty
0., Bloc. Greenwich. H1111 silage road;
BPotterson et al to (301111. Shore
Realty 00.. Greenwich . Butlers
island; Frederico P. Philips to 6.1“
“Pentecost; A E. Ripley to I" D A1111
till. Newton Rollins; J. 8 Randall to
M D.ltsrldell,M1mor Drive; 'i‘okonelte
Corporation to D. B. Elephant. ’l‘oiro
nuke; 111.111 Volt to Viola Raymond.
Hoyt street.
Thursday night's special town meet-
ing was 11 very her at 1111 event.
than not being any 11er s over the
planning to have a mlnstrr-l on Fri- .
proposition to increase the appropri-
u'tiou for the new Cooler district
school. The 11111 of 0'4. 000 no. idiom
T, appropriated. milking the total for
e
_ 000.
$1111.11»: school will be emote
in trout of the present «noel bulldur
and the obstruct Will bro bly be can
ried out by. the id. Win Linen Conn
party, of Merlddlt‘. it .h to two
Marlena. basement 1: sttc epoch
and will be 11an trusted or brlclt,w
evidently 11111-111111 w th the report of
the special W‘mgrfietl penalties. 11. pint,-
structuretsnd its equipment Illé
ed by the 111111111 111ml ch ecu.
ed to build the pro phool. it
was found, after the; (the bid of
the lowest obntrlctdl‘ intros cont
puny, was several figured dollars
more than the supra tion and no
provision hnd h
11111on for heating
lighting and ot
1.. r Equipment.
1: 11111111.
Miss Downlns. of NeWtown avenue.
is visiting relatives in Brooklyn.
Samuel Hodges and wife of Pat
rick street. have moved to West Nor-
walk.
James Campbell, of New York, was
a recent street of his parents, in Scott
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt and son were
Sunday facets of her parents in New
town avenue.
Mrs. John sums. of Chestnut 11111
avenue. entertained relatives from out
oitown over Sunday.
William 00011.01 New York, was an
over Bugdsy guest of his parents, in
Chestnu Hill avenue.
Miss Maryflampbell, of Scott street
is now employed in a Brooklyn milli~
nery house as sulesindy. .
Mrs. Morris Coggsweii, of Grumman
avenue, returned yesterday, after a
visit with friends in Boston.
M1'r'1. Robert Gainer. of South Nor-
walk. visited last week with her sister,
Mrs. Curtis, in Partrick street.
Mrs. Minnie Gregory. of Newtown
ayenuc. is visiting her brother and
family, 8. R. Adams, in Bridgeport.
William Cozusweli. of Grumman ave-
nue. who lost 11 valuable horse last
week with colic, has replaced it with
another.
rs. Alfred Saunders and children.
of Chestnut Hill avenue. are visiting
M11111 Sarah Saunders. in Westport avo-
nlrc. Norwnlk. p
Willllll.
Miss lllnnclu1 Middlebrook, of South
Norwalk. spent Sunday with her broth-
cr'. Clarence Middlebroolt.
Mrs. Harry Olrnstcad. of New York,
attended the funeral of Mrs. Jerry
Miller in Cannon. on Monday.
Mr. Gilbert and” Miss Rebecca
Moody of Cannon. will be married in
111;; MeTthodlsl Churwch Thursday June
91
ii is reported the names of 19 sub
scr'lbcrs having been scoured. the prom
pool oi" an electrically lighted town is
The. Misses Tjader good
The Reading Circle, postponed from
last week met Thursday afternoon
with Miss llclen Middlobrook at
“Sunny sidc. "
The wedding of Gcorrre erburds
and Miss Mariana Mlddlobrook, one or
our snmmf'r residents sill take plnu
WNincsdny,May..r'11lr.in \‘cw York.
Mrs. James Barbour of Drama.
erosc husband was formerly a proml
nent phrslclan in Norwnlfi and Wilton
is 11111 gucsl of Mrs. Helen Middlu
brook.
Mrs C .l DcWitt. Miss Enlcllo 1111-
Wiit and others rumored i'o Nnrunllr
Saturday evening and were pr'cscnr 111
the high srbool plays. in 11'l1l1i1 Mir.»
Florence DoWlfi pariklpuicd
'llrc recent slid dcuilr of (‘.llur'lcs
Louis Qulntrml, in New York. a grad-
uate of Princeton. and a promising
young lawyer. recalls the fact that be
was a visitor in tlrr1 past at the home
of Wilton relatives.
A small band of gypsum passed
through town late Wednesday after
noon on route for "green fields and
pastures new." The caravan included
a huge van. the hornr1 of the family. 11
lnrgv- brown and 11 smaller grey bear.
and n baboon-like monkey.
1111111111511. or. Tuesday afternoon.
11 hllc James Mlddlcbrook was engorged
in his garden. he noticed smoke is
suing from the barn of his neighbor.
Mrs licrbcri Stumps. Quickly giving
the alarm the neighborhood responded
and subdued tho 0111111111 which did no
damage beyond consurnl a small
ounnilly of hay in the 1110 where the
flrr1 originated. The car 11 of combus-
tion rcrnnlns 11 rrryutory. bother upon-
tnnoons or the result of ignition from
111111111 wnyfuror's pipe. incn 11111111! 1
‘ Milli
I
Miss Edith Wilcox has spent several
days in Norwalir.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. F‘ltch spent yes
terday in South Norwclk.
Nathan Perry is able to resume burl
nose again after 11 two weeks' illness.
Services $111 be held in the churches
1111 usual. with preaching by the dif-
ferent pastors.
M1111 Dinhton Moses in spending a
short time with 3:13. and Mrs.Wlliiu1n
Moses, In est
M1'11.Sl1rphen Duty is preparing her
house for the reception of city board
are for the summer.
Mr and Mrs. Edwin Whoelock have
opened their. summer residence 1111
(toad Hill for the lesson.
Dr. and Mr». Frank Gerhard enjoyed
1111 auto ride to Wilton. yesterday.
where they visited blends.
The Nordeld Aid Society held a
successful social int evening at the
residence of Mrs. 0‘. 0.011"!
11111. 31111111111111 sounds. in or 111
Pa. in a street It the 11113 bonds of
Ephraim Fitch in uodrrey artist?”
Mash Mrs. 1.1011111111111111.
were aim Tuesday «lays swam...
bexin no?r 1111111; in 111111111 111111.111
111.1. 1111111 0. E. meeting 1Tb be
led by .., fre'y tomorrow
111111111111, mm the topic What is it to
lie 11 thrill litul
d
111.;
lliiilllililll
Moth Norwoik Pwplo Ar. Given Con
vlnolug Proof.
1 No better test of any article can be
made then the test of time and this is
“up, srtlcuisrly true of a kidney medicine.
osu's Kidney Pills have stood this,
test and. stood it well. What better
proof 1! the merits of this remedy
could you astoundi than the statement ,
of a South News 11 resident who has
been cured and has stayed cured?
good melfoifiwvl‘ng;
. y, 0011 at. South Nor-
61111.n‘d51i‘d. s 1111:: “i have had no
occasion to u 6 1301111111 Kidder Pills
lately. as the cure they cheated in~
my one in 1906 has been permanent.
I suffered for nearly a your and 11 half
from a. lune back and often when l
was in a stooped position, a sharp
pain darted through my kidneys. At
such times it was all I could do to
straighten. The least cold i caught 01'
any excitement. had a bad effect on
my kidneys and made my trouble
much worse. I often become dizzy
and my night was b}dly blurred at
times. Deans Kidney Pills which i
procured st Mrs Piailted’a Drug
Store, soon rid me of these disagree
able symptoms of kidney trouble. 1
bays recommended this remedy since
their at every opfiorfltunlty"
For sale by at dealers. Prlcb 50
cents. Foster-Milburn 00., Buffalo,
glow York sole agents for the United
tale 5.
Remember the cameos-Doom amend
take no other.
Pliliilll llilililllllll.
BIJOU DREAM.
The. shows at the Ellen Dream are.
improving overv Week. ereu i saw
the big bill presented Tat this play.
house for Monday, Tuesday and ch-
nesday I felt perfectly satisfied that it
was 11 good show, but after seeing the
show for 'l‘lrursduy, Friday and Saint.
day I begin to wonder how they can
possibly do it for ten and fifteen cents.
The names of the actors may not be
familiar to you. but they are all (:lsvor‘
and have good new material. You
would have to 1111 11 long way beforo
you would see another such l11',cezy do
lightful 11111111 1111 logo and lvnrrcil
Those two girls are pretty. polite and
clover. 'I‘lrcir' songs are all new. and
costumes pretty and rhcv are full of
snap. It occurs as though they just
love to plcnsr thr1 audience and we
certainly appreciate it. This is only
one of the good acts. if these shows
continue, which under the present
manngeruen they are sure to, resi-
dents of 80 in Norwalk will not want
for 11 good clean comfortable place to
go this trulrirllt'r' for a good show.
h S.
BEXTON WOOD RESIONB
Robcrr ll. “nod. of East Norwnlk.
11 ho has been sexton of Trinity 1l1nr'.ch
South Normuslk for the past rueniv
years. has resigned and has accepted
the position 1111 11111111111 of St. Paul's
church and Berkeley street clrtlpcl
WW -.u—1~6~-A“c~ ..
City ASscssors’ Notite
11 11. the undersigned. hereby give no
rice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes ill the (lily of South
\‘or',v1'nik that they are required to
deliver to the sum-users. or either 11!
ilreui on or before the {list day of M111.
1910,11 written or printed list. dated.
signed and sworn to, of all the pro-
pl-rty owned by them on tin;1 1st day or
May. 11110. liable to taxation. 11111111111
'1 description of all the real estate.
onclr parcel 111111111 separately described.
.\' ll. ml. lists 111113 ho 1"eturn111l to the
flsfit‘dBOl‘Ll at that now t‘orrncll ropms
In 1l1c.i'.lbrsry building. Washington
strumr South Norwalk from nannclnd
1111; May in". mid. said office to be open
11'11111 ill to 12 o‘clock a. n1. and from 2
to ll o'clock p. 111.: 1m Saturdays from
7111 9 o'clock in 1hr1 running. and Tires-
day My .list. 1910 from? toil oclock
p.111.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk
(‘.onn. .. May 10th,1010.
FRANKIAN A. TOLDES.
D. WILLIAM HAIlFOllD.
LOUIS i-l. ill-JERS.
Assessor's.
n19 20f
.ww~..1..‘-y«~o~..t.
NOTICE
CITY TAXES
The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwslk are hereby notliiod that the
city in of seven (71 mills on the dol-
lur. laid on the assessment 11111 of 1909
by the Board of Estimate and Tuxe-
tion. Will be due and payable on the
tday of May. 1910. at which time-l
ii receive the same at my office.
com 5. United llsnl: Building. 97
Washington street. douth Norwalk.
Penalty at the rite of nine (91 per
cent. I your from May l. 1910. will be
churned on all bills remaining unpaid
after June 1,1010.
“AAA!“ 8. wrucox.
Collector of Taxes of 11111 City or
8011th
South N hilt. April 11.113111.
School mTaTxes
Union School Diéinét
T'Tl‘ho taxpayers. 111
hereby noti-
11111111 Malawi! airflow
11111111? or two mills
“1119‘ng d on in 11.101111 WW
amt
in; o the
amidbt
PM” r 111! “no.
111111 chewable pram fiery:
the andw day of
..1 19 10. 0153‘“, Al 0 Ill-ll be
us I e I Sit loch Pow»
eT South 111111.111.
I d mu.
iltym‘ot 11 rate at. s
chested on
fmmfiytmbe
Col tor of ugh“ for 11110111371111.
11101191111101 Dirt
1111,1111" 126.-
sNrNG'SEN ‘ 1111
"1000 VERch‘T FOR lNJURIIO IN
A FACT ORV.
Jury'o Award to Albert Hltrlck Em-
' played By Howard c. Brown.
of Cole heater.
NEW HAVEN. May 20. ”After 111.1111;
out two hours and 11 half the ,lury 1n
the case 11f Albert Hitr'lck vs. Howard
C. Brown, of (ilolchester, which has
Den on trial in the United States Cir-
ult Court rendered a verdict awarding
6.000 for the plaintiff.
This case involves 325.000 damages
for alleged injuries received in tlr
factory of the defendant. It is claim-
ed that the plaintiff was employed in
the defendant‘s mill and was caught
in hot steam rollers and his hands.
arms and 111cc badly burned and the
sight of one eye lost. The plaintiff pre-
sented a badly crippled appearance in
the court. room. .
immediately following the announce
ment of the diclslorr of the jury. At-
torney Seymour t". Loomis ,of thistclty,
for the defense, made a motion to set
aside the verdict Attorney Morals
claims that the verdict is excessive,
and is not in accordance with the and
donors. Judge Plait. decid d to hold a
hearing on this part of. be case on
May 31., when both sldcs'wlll be heard
on the. question.
amalgam
Girl! ”All 79!!
.“lfim bwiefld’ufin ,3an
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mm. cured with illu- Ribbon.
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known 11: nuptial-ALAN“ a
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We Grind Our Own Lens.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED BANK BUiLDlNG
Room: 76
9? WASHINGTON STREET.
Hours—~13 to 11:30 a. 111.. and 12.45 to
6 p. 111. Monday and Saturday, 7 to
09.111.
WALL
PAPER
New Goods now in
stock. Prices are no
higher than last year.
Q
E. E. Gorbam
Decorator
[0 First Street. and Norwallr
Telephone 452 T
., .' ’ .T T‘ H..." ’.‘l I,» "
VERY LITTLE
Ilr. Merchant to have on ELECTRIC
SlGN for your were and show Vin
down. We who t our. all sites. and
they BELL THE G ODS!
Try a crush 1111111 for n starter-411111
increase in your business will «use
you to order inner ones.
‘.'lhe Reed 81 Vollt Electrical Co.
I. WAIHING’I’ON OTRIIT.
BOUT" NOIWALK.
Tim-1.”.
Mmga—M... A” ... .-.-
Daily Line to N. Y
For Freight Only
1011 and IMM’. Jan :1.
oars-1:111 Propellers will «.1111
11 Is. liiut River, New York. (fool
Dov-r street). every dim (except
Sunday). at 11 p.11 :11.
height received
bated at 111.1111. N01
1010
. 1
, . “Noumea”
“1.11 101ng
and .Women
will find that thurc responds
promptly to the gentle laxa-
tive effects, and the helpful
Wolf. potion of
sou swam. 111' box« 111....11 ass.
“sAvs M1111. rill”? 111 rue“ seal;
PRESIDENT,
'.WASHINGTON. May 2l.——Mr's. Taft
made her first public appearance since
she was taken ill about a your ill? at
last night. a session of the World s Sun.
day school association whither she
accumulated the President. Mr. Taft.
introduced her to the immense audi-
one. as "the real President of the Uni-
ted states”
This happened after the President
had finished his speech. The Rev. Dr.
P E. Meyer who was in the chair,
mentioned Mrs Taft’s presence.
whereupon Mr. Taft took her ,by the
be ad led her up into the speakers'
unis Loud applause greeted her up
pear-once
, . The couv ention hall was surrounded
by a 1rOWd fully as large as the 6.000
within the big structure. Tufts
entrance was greeted with the Chart-
tauqua salute of fluttering handker-
chit-1's iolloucd by hand clapping, and
in his speech his praises of the Srin-
day school were cheered to the echo
again and again. ‘
"it is 111111 of ihc two or three great
instrurucnrnlities,“ he declared, “for
making the world bctter. more moral
and more1 religious. As the twig is
i11-111.s111lretrec is inclined; and youth
is the time to inculcarc for results.
moral and religious ideas. No mat—
ter what views are taken of general
education. we all agree, Protestant.
Catholic and Jew, that Sunday school
education is poor-ssnr'y to secure mor
al uplift and religious spirit."
WHEN A HOT SPELL cones
RANGES'
will be in Tgrcat demand, soif you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75 11»
DESIRED
HOUSEltOillcl Horace R. Nash
PoWer Co.
Do__r___lon Hou__s_e
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A 8 T N O R W A L K '
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Shore Dinners and All binds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E. O’Sullivan
PROPRIETOR.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic lathe science of 11111
cause of tho diseusc and thc art of ad-
lusting the some. Diseases are caused
by I 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
hubs.
Chiropractors remove the «use of
this disease 11nd pain, and health is
restored through bermonlrinl the six
nerve system. in your body
Nervousneu. Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis Heart. Kidney 11nd Female Dis
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret zlviuu Chiropractic a
chum to 1111111 We.
T. FRANCIS D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 61'. BO. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
Am .1 .. Wan.“ “-mwwu ...
FOR SALTS
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llnyview Ave. Ce tril 151111.. Woods
woor Ave. 11nd Rhoda lie 1111.11.
mews" AND 7 no it Hounds-
Lincoln avenue, Woodward avenue
and Glrnrd place.
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Automobile Liability and
Fire Ill-armed -
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" adamantly
0N EASY PAYMENTS IF ! for the summer cooking. .Call and see
“mam...” M- .
Always stand 11 for the right;
not wear yours‘ei! out with worry ,
cause you can notwturn the world 111111.
make it over in a day. ' '
Largest assortment in
the city. Prices from
Double Roll
' Sole agent for {raceway 313
penter' 3, Fr. Beck 81 Co.’ 3 W
Papers.
ContractorforP'
and Paper Hangrng
Paints, Houseiurriishing Goods.
&c., &c. '
Aent for Columbia Phobo-
grep s, Records and Supplies.
L. H Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET; ‘
SOUTH NORWALK-
TEL! CON. T 19‘ ."T
Special for This
Week Only
Monogram Rye Whiskey.. Jacobite!»
Sherry Wine .......... . . .3 hot.
Fine Bock ....... $1. 00 case, riot vorod
Other goods. too numerous to men-
tion. all at out prices. '
Hot Roast Beef Free Saturday night.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. Monroe 1|. Chestnut Btu. Tfil 151G
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HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN ABOUT
THAT
Combination
Coal.__ and Gas
Range
that we called to your attention, some
weeks ago? The 11111 inspectiud‘ 111ml
convince y.ou that it is Just the thing,
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TIN-1m!
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TELEPHONE 101 whiter
North Main and West Streets.
if You Have .
Property to Sell
in South Norwalk or vicinity, and m ,
,willlng to put a’ air price on i 1
would lllfb an opportunity to
over with you at our pills. in the '3
CLIFFORD HOTEL It’ll-DING-
H..EDairn&SorT1
INCORPORATED
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High Grade Bail Beam:
LAWN w
MOWER
Garden Hose .,
Hand Cultivatdrsa
Brandi ' Spflyelfg?
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m whatnot-ou-
at Nirvana“ l p. 111. and South
Norw it tibia 11.111. ,
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Lame. General Agent.
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