B ridge .liliarmacy
Prompt and ancient service at «
all times. 4 ”
Personal attention tires to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our ’t‘nolloy patrons
Come in and wait for your our.
names PHARMACY
J. PARKEnyiilanlmr.
Bert Bogart, who spent Sunday land
the holiday in town With his . parents.
returned today to New York.
William 0. Merritt. of Seavle'w avo-
nnc. was among the local delegation
in attendance yesteyda morning at
the Snake Hill automoli u climb.
Several good baseball games, in
which loeal young men Wore interest
ed. were put out of commission yestcr~
day afternoon by the thunder storm.
A monthly meelng of the Epworth
league of the East Avenue, Methodist
Church will be held this evening at the
church. On Fridayevenlng the Sun
diaylschool will have a strawberry fes-
t va .
This week, the Rev. and Mrs. W. w.
Gillies celebrate the 25th or silver an.
nivorsary of their Weddii’ig. The date
is Thursday and afternoon and evening
they will entertain at the parsonage in
Rowan street. '
Mrs. John Roberts and son. of Pleas-
ant avenue. have guns to Brooklyn.
New York, to be the guest for u few
days of the iormer‘s father, .lohu Lil-
lcy. who was a visitor here over Sun-
day and Memorial Day.
Fred Brown and Archie Wolfe, iw'o
Well known East Norwaik young men.
went to New York yesterday to see
the New York and Washington teams
of the American League play. The New
Yorke took both games.
The Fitch and Marvin schools resnnt
ed their sessions this morning. follow-
ing the Memorial Day holiday. Yes-
terday‘s holiday was the last one of
the school year, which will come to a
close Friday, June 24th.
On account of the heavy trade on
‘the Gregory Point line yesterday. the
Connecticut Company‘s officials put a
big double truck car on the line. This
cur was esiieclaliy dcsiruble in tho sf»
tornoon when the shchr broke.
On account of the wcdding unniccrv
sury celebration of the Her. and Mrs.
W. W. Gillies. the regular wrolily pray.
or meeting of the East Awnno lit-tho
dist church will he held tomorrow cv.
cning instead of ’i‘llnrsdny uvonlnu.
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Mrs. Arthur Seymour. of 2d?) East
nvcnuc, wont to l’luinvillc ycslcrdny
and attended the convention of tho
iAlynlWorkcrs' Society and Advent
Christian Sunday schools its rcport dolv
ogaie from the East Norwulk Advent
Church.
'l‘wu New York young men wailo-d
into town Sunday. but if they had been
walking on a wager. it would have
been Well to have had a watcher with
them, for upon reaching this town.
they boarded a trolley car and contin-
ued their trip.
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There is considerable disappoint
inont illlitlllg the East. NOI‘Wflikl'li-l who
arc intcrcstcd in that motor limos (hill
the new speed boat or liorncc Kry-
worib did not not a clidncc ycsicrduy
to have a go with the fa ,t liililll'llt'n‘ of
licutcr thclcr anti Artlur lion.
There was one slight accidcnl to the
trolley lino durinpihe Memorial iluy
rush but it did not cause any cciuy. A
short span of wire under the East nvc.
title railroad bridge broke. The cars
were able to “drift" by the spot. which
was "lioiiyod" with a red light and red
flag.
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While the band which headed the (li-
vil War Veterans was crossing the
draw bridge. and Playing Onward.
Christian Soldiers. a party of young la.
dies in white Joined in with their pure
and svvoet voices, and sang the whole
hymn through. the effect of which was
very striking to those whobaard it.
'l‘be itiiiidcrwn Mud clatter resumed
her operations in the, Earthorwalk
clumnol this this morning after a two
days lay off on account offiunday and,
tho holiday. The digger is now below
the Yacht Club and working in the lat
iol"s direction. The gniltiltlr rod "1183
for tilt!- (il‘tldtfcrs are set up n Boat/lav,
avenue. '
'i‘hc uuuuliy herd shower yesterday
afternoon made takes out of the high-
ways. washed the roadheds and did
considerable damages. Under the
East avenue railroad bridge there was
about three loot 0 water. Flor a ion:
time there has be . trouble at this
point on account of the water that
gathers there durin reform and all
attempts to remedy t a condition have
been oust/ailing. '
One of the local oysteripen reported
today that work is good now off Bridge.
port. The local natural growthers who
have been at work took {vacation yeti-
iorday and most of them spent the day
at their homes. ..Mtue,uurtw to “"l
, turn this morning. whitenihers new.
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' and the arrives having been decorated.
.tbe storm was ‘09!!!“
pletely over. 9‘ ed LavoiOy started out
for Bridgeport this morning, despite
one arrival of another session of rain.
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Mr. and Mrs. Homer A. Jones motor
on from their home in Rutherford, N.
,J., to spend Sundayand Manda with
their parents, hunt and Mrs. . St.
John, of East Norwaik. Mrs. George
Davis and Master Paul Homer St.
John Rider accompanied them on the
return trip. and will visit them a
month at their charming summer heme
at Oakland. N. .l. ‘
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milliliter cookies. today. Banner Bky.
Fred Raymond. who is an operator
on very many subjects. took a run
down from Danbury us is his custom
on Memorial Day, to meet and chat
with his old friends in South and East
Norwalh, one of whom he met the
same time and ‘on the same spot as he
did three years ago, at this end of the
Washington street draw. which seems
quite a coincidence. Fred was as
cheery asevcr. while Uncle Ned was
not feeling as well as he” would like to.
inquiry this morning failed to devel-
on any serious consequences to blast
Norwallt boat owners and guests an ac.
count of yesterday afternoon's shower,
though about every available launch
and other kind of craft was doing du-
ty. Yesterday‘s shower was kinder
than some storms of the character.
giving more warning than usunl be-
fore breaking. Even as it was. a few
had narrow escapes. as James ll. llan-
ford, for one. can testify. Mr. Hall-
ford and a party not in just before the
storm broke.
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Mrs. George D. McKay. bf Rowayton,
who has been ill with tonsililis, is re-
covering.
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Mrs. Albert F‘risbie. of New Haven.
has been visiting Captain and Mrs.
Preston llai't.
John 'l‘ieboul and family have ill“
rived from Brooklyn to thclr'summcr
home in Cllflllllp strcct.
Captain Auron Stcvcns is having a
large addition and bay window built
to his residence in ltowaytou svcnuc.
Maurice lbiughcrty. the popular
young assistant to William A. Nash.
manager of the Rolon Point dunclnu,
pavilion, has resumed his tintlcs as:
in the past in charge of the gate of?
the pavilion.
Why Brother
, "Brother Cyphemr'l un'erutttnd. null,
. alt yo‘zsonw—de also will do big-ear»;
Mrs. H. L Rowland. of Crockett
avenue. had the following gucsts ovcr,
Sunday and Monday, Mr. Mrs. Thomas .
Lali‘ountaine. of Danbury, air. if. M.‘
McCulla and Mr. J. ldbermau, both of.
New York city, and Mr. Hearse A}
Scoheld. of City island. N. Y.
The autumnol meeting of the flower :
fun Villain- linprorcincnl Socilcy will,
take place in tho library. \‘Vcdnnsdny.
June lsi, of kit». All members are
urged to attend. and important busi-
ncss Will he discusscti nnd \oicil upon.
Liuhl rcfrcslnncnis will in» scrvcd.
'l‘ht‘ grnybuircd vclcruns of the Civil
war. with ibc itowuyfon Filo nnti lli‘nin
Corps. u number of citizens of thc vlig
lane and school childrt-n, left the
school housc at 0 o‘clock, yoslcrduy ,
morning. and matched to Union t‘cnio-
lcry, where appropriate cxcrciscs \vcrc
held in honor of thc soldlcr dead.
Prayer was offered by lit-v. w. ll. Mc-
llcrtnott. An address was given by
Rev. h‘. A. Cmiulnuham. folltiwcd by
Mr. Mcliormolt. There was singing of
patriotic uongi‘i.by the gathering with
Miss (Took, teacher [in tho ltownyion
school. as leader. Remarks were
made by l'rlncipul Williams. and one
of the vctcruns. 'l‘bc cxcrciscu ovor
ih procession rcturned to the school
tiousc. whcro it was dismissed.
illiiiili lilii liliiilliill.
Nt-iilc Ii. 0, Wailers. of 1054 Stale
street. has began an action for rivorce
from her husband. Jenn William. of
Noroion. on the grounds of iniemper»
uni-c.
Don’t Let the Files
and Other insects Bother You
This Season.
(let. out your trusty tape and jot
down the measurements for Black or
Galvanised Screening, or Bureau Doors
and Window Hotness. which we have
in all sizes.
~S¢hiichtiug Bros. 8: Co.‘
tcorn" Holland’s.“ and Main It,
select. Grucdrios, liar. Grain, Flour
and titted, Hardware. Paints. Glass, etc.
yr
hr. Wood, the popular head master
of Harrow sch once told a capital
story at it boy to o missed a battalion
drill. hioh is considered a somewhat
serious choose at the famous school.
The doctor-yttummonod the led. an
American. to .his study and thus ad
dressed him: ‘ , l
"Do you know. as the honor y
colonel of the cadet corps. i on h vs
youlshoi. and all the head master 1 can
have you birchcd? Now, which sen-
tence do you preferf”
The humor omits situation ever-
came the culprlt's nervousnsu and
with a smile he replied: ,.
"i prefer to be shot, Iii‘. because
,ihen you'll be hanged."--Lohdon Tit-
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looked it offl"
Nobody can appreciate how
tilts.
h he
wants a thirty until he M'ig‘xih,
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Walloon Wu Mighty
Mixed limits Mind.
has done 'lupedgwld dot ”to reliab-
compleoted younh lady elicruutlonlst.
dot give do containment at do church ‘
ladder night? Well. now. it it's I fir
attention, what does yo' oppose to to:
'bout it? ‘ .
iii-other Walloouwlih-Weli. sub. 1'!
mightily mixed in muhyniind. but
blfymsd‘de most promlsln' appetite
yp‘ ever seed on. a young pusson. ‘1
schooled him, i, did. plumb th‘oo sus-
trnctlon, perdltlon. adoption. amputa-
tion. and all club as dot. twell he
wasn‘t good for nuthin' in do world
but to blink do use-tyah and sing turn
her in do burbuh-shop qunhtetto. And
if i was plumb sho' de lady wouldn'L
never fetch him back, an' could whup
him as well as out-talk him. mun mind
would be at rest; and Pa send muh
daughtah-in-de‘lnw mnh puffonad
blessln' an‘ a fine fou'-doliab clock.
so’s she could ailus have do c'roct
time to beat do scouu'rel by!
Job’- Affliction. Paled.
Lcomn'n O‘Roilly. the vice-president
of the Women"s Trade League was
praising. this organization‘s work in
New York.
i‘And it has a great future before
it," she said. "I have no doubt that
a century hence the members of the
league will regard the woman of to-
day as we now regard the,fnruier”s
wife of the early 'iOs.
"A Maine deacon of the early ‘40s
was talking to. the minister. lie
sniffed and whined: 1
" ‘Oh, yes, Job suffered somc i
ain‘t denying' that. parson. But lob
never knowad what it was to have his
team run off and kill his wife rlubt
in the midst of the harvest season
with hired girls wantln' 2.60 a
“week: It
All There but the Tali.
lircssed in the latest anti most im-
proved motor-cycling costume. with
wiggles all complete, the motor cyclist
uoyly toot-tooled his way toward llic
Zoo. Suddenly he sinckcncd. dismount-
ed, and said to a Bull)“. gz~iil.:iy
urchin: _
"i say, my boy. am i right for the
Zoo?"
"The boy gasped at so strange u
slnbt and thought. it must be some
new animal for the gardens.
"You may be all right if they have
a spare those." he said donhtfully.
when he could find his tongue, but
you‘d stood a better about if you‘d
only had a tail!”
"Tucked it Off."
A little girl, aged three. had hccu
left in tbc‘nuraery by herself, and lzcr
brother arrived to find the door rlored.
The following conversation took
place:
“i wants to tum in, Gisele."
"But you tan’t' turn in, Tom."
"lint i wants to."
"Well, he in my nightie gown, :m‘
nurse says little boys mustn't ace lit-
ilc girls in their nixhlie gowns."
After an astonished and reflective
silrcnco on Tom": side of the floor.
the miniature Eve nnnounccd lrioinpb-
unity. "You tan turn in new, Tom, l
PLACING THE BLAME.
we w...
Buodla~flo the moths calmed the loss
of your spring overcoat?
liardupw You. They ate a
through the ticket.
m-v~am
hole
As Represented.
irate Stranger -— Look here. i
thoulht you told me that do; i bought
from you had a good many fine poinlti.
its looks like he has been shot full
of arrows. .
Mountaineer Petew'l‘bou be the
duo points. stranger. not tackled s
porcupine the day before you bought
him.
What He Missed.
Miss ‘Peachieyw-Do you believe in
cit-education. Mr. Huggins?
Mr. irluxulnamlndeod i do. i aboll
nevur forgive myself for neglecting
to take a post-arsenals course at. Van-
car.
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A Close Observer.
Bchoolmaster (at end of oblcct lcs
son; --Now, can any of you tell “‘0
what water is?
Small and Grubhy Urchlanicltau.
teacher. water‘s l(that turns him-ii
black when you puts your hands to ill
. Just to.
nude Willie-«i917. pa. what u a
'3‘nonym? ,
Pawn synonym, my son, is it word
.hdt can be used in place of another
alien you don't know how to spell
the other.“
Can You Out ltf
Mabel~~3o you and ditch don;
week. What‘s the trouble?
stamp-w. had a dreadful cutie
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HERE are no chemicals
in CLICQUOT CLUB
Ginger Ale—no saccharin,
chemical acids, coal tar flavor-
ing or color. The finest ginger,
the best sugar, and'a touch of
the best limos and lemon: are
used; and the water is the
finest ginger ale water in the.
world. L
Pronounced Kit-cine Club)
Ginger Ale
Use Clicquot Club and you
can be sure of using the best
ginger die the market affords.
Other Clioquot Club Beverages,
Iii-eh Bur. Root Beer,
Scraper-ills. Lemon
' Bods. Blood Orange.
Sold by the but grocers.
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5‘ Mug} i"
The Holmes. floater & Soiiaclt 00.
Wholesale Distributors, Nm‘wulk.
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A Woman Who Was Caught by an on.
servant Clerk.
Not long ago our of the wmlihlcsl
"rharuc cuntomcrs” of u wcll~known
department store in New York pur.
chased n 1500 wcdtiinu veil for Mr
daughter. which was charged to licr '
account and duly (iclivcrcd. Thc trod
dim: was it large one and cclchralcd
:il blah noon in our of the downtown
t‘lttil't'lwh lt happcncd that. one of the
ship from n dcpurimcnt store went
out in luncheon at this hour. and arc.
to: a fnnbiouablc wedding in full
hli‘llli.’ slipped into the church will)
il..- won-d and into out» or the back
print Alicr llic pcrcniony was over
:~bc hurried back to h» 1' place behind
lilt‘ winnit'l‘. too busy with licl‘ nimrlnl
silica lu cvi‘n think niuml ii.
The ncxi morning. llOWt‘VN‘. whcn
sh.» rcnd an account of thc moanin-
tu‘ni tt'cddinit in ~-~r~~ church. and n
dcinllcd description of thu- wonderful
\‘cll \rnrn by the bride, valued at $500,
ullc laughinaly told licr numerous
frlcndu in that dcpnrlmcni that she
“had been one of the honored meals.
and had seen that thou vcll with hcr
own eyes." Just at this thruunu
Q point of her story one of the floor turn
: slcppcd up to her and said:
"You are wanted at the tusnngcr‘s
office, Mist! 3—"
As silo entered thc offlcc to her per-
fccl amaycmni abc behold the ldcntl-
cnl bridal volt just under discussion.
"Miss ii. can you tell mo if you over
now this vcll before?" asked the man-
nucr.
"You, sir; i saw it yrslcrday.“
"Win-re did you soc it?" 7
one took from hrr pocket the clip
pins from the morning lioWspapm'
with the account of the grout wcd~
(has. the coally veil and u pit‘iuro of
tlic bridc. Laying it upon the desk.
she said:
“This is a picture of the veil."
"iiow did you happen to he at this
wedding instead of in your place hero
in the store?"
"it was my luncheon hour and i
Went to the wedding instead of to
lunch
The manager smiled.
"Can you positively identify this
veil as the one you saw yesterday?"
Mina it. took“ it up in her hands.
and. unfolding it. ran her fingers
through the mesh and into the tiny
folds where the orange blossom were
caught. thou with some difficulty pick
on out. three little piston of rice and
handed them to the manager.
film went back to her, counter and
the "charge customer.” whose ac
counts rang-oil into lflf‘l thousands
earth year. was rendered a bill for
tron for tho use of a bridal veil worn
by her dnlltrhtot'.”
A check for the $300 was immedi-
ately sent and nor-wealth charlie
ctislomor still continued to o rue.
ym. "nhcenirrlaueputsb s oshrdl mm
was “it“ trim. in;
ms u u an n a
disease. Burdodk’filoed miter: purl-
llos the block-cum the causwhutldu
N“ “Po
it is always Vite to dress the my
little total in garments that can be
laundered. and the return of the, pious
cost is much favored became it inun-
dfl'fi to perfectly.
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g vernacular of the military service, and
One to cmy117.ooo'v-m Planned for
Panama Canal.
The government is at work'on a new
mortar of greater carrying power, and:
Will install it at Panama when tho
canal is completed. The term bomb
has become almost obsoletein the
yetitbat term best conveys to the lay
mind the idea of the proiectlie tired
from the mortar battery. These pro
iectilea. always fired into the air at an
. angle of if. degrecs or more. fired in
Isivoawthnt is. four guns fired simul-
famously-wand designed to drop tram
l fearful altitude with a velocity little
use than that with which they left
the muzzle of the mortar. are designed
especially“ to pierce the comparatively
light armor of the decks of warships.
and if possible to penetrate to the vi-
tals of the ship before they explode.
The present style of mortar propec-
tile weighs 1.0th pounds, and has an
effective range of 10,000 ytirds. bill it
is proposed soon to substitute a light:
or projectile, one Weighing about 700
pounds. but which will have an cfi‘oc-
tive range of 17.000 yards.
As this is the first announcement
of the purpose of the military author-
ities in this regard it wil doubtless he
received with surprise. but in the
course of time this plan of the coast
defense corps will be formally announ-
end by the authorities themselves.
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rut PLAQUE or sun. i.
Experiments show the overalls quail;
lily of rain consumed by a fullcgrowu
rat is ally two causes a day, and a
half grown rat eats about as much as
an adult. Fad on grain. a rat cuts for-
tyvtivo to fifty woods 3 year. worth»
about sixty cents if wheat or $1.80 if
oatmeal. Fad on beefstenks worth
twentydlve cents a pound. or on chicks
or equsbs with a much higher pros-
pective value. the east of maintaining
a rat is proportionately increased.
Granted that marathon half the food
of rats is waste, thasverage cost of
keeping one rat is still lipWard of twen-
ty-iive cents a year.
t it an accurate census of the rats of
the United States were possible, a ren-
sonabiy correct calculation of the min
imum cost of feeding. them could be
made from the above data. if the num-
her of rats supported by the people
tin-oughout the United States war! no
more than equal to the number of do
mastic animals on the farme~hores.
cattle. sheep and hogs—the minimum
cast or rcodinu them would be upward
of “00,000,000 a year. To some such
enormous total every farmer, and ev-
ery householder who has rots upon his
premises. contributes a share. -
The futility of past efforts and the
lack of permanent results indicate that
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«been
é ye“ carnivores-“aims "viii
ease strong to melts use (it‘ll a, .
judgment, ‘ ”Mi ”
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D........°“°n Hess. Q
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK“
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Shore Dinners and All Kinds of '
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John Egisuflivau
WaliPaperS‘ ‘
Largest assortment in
the city. Prices from
the real cure fol: the‘rat evil in cities.
especially seaport, lies in preventative
rather than curative methods. The ex» ,
traordinsry success that has attendedi
the rat's. struggle for existence is to
be explained largely by the abundance
FOR MORE THAN THREE DE-
CADES
house-hold favorite for all
of the throat. chest and lungs.
The Bridge Pharmacy. "
it's roster to stand your conscience
off than your creditors.
WALL
New Goods now in
stock. Prices are no
higher than last year.
E. E. Gerham
Decorator
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it) First Street. East Norwaik
Telephone 452‘
Mr. Merchant to have an ELECTitiC
SIGN for your store and show via
down. We make them, all sires. and
they SELL THE 0000!!!
Try a small sign for I starter~~~the
increase in your business will cause
you to order larger ones.
The Reed 81 Volit Electrical Co.
a WAIHiNGTON ITREET.
IOUTH NORWALK.
TIL. no
Dally Lineto N. Y.
For Freight Only
on and after Tuesday, January 7.
that, Freight Prowler: will leave
Pier :8. East River, New York. (fool
of Dover street). every day. (except
bumpy). at 3 p. m. Freight received
at Norwaik up to i p. m. and Boots
Norwaik up to 5:30 p. in.
Norwsik Steamboat (.0.
Analog J. Imlth. O. c. Housman.
Lune. General Agent.
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on: NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Cldropncttc
tlhlrolnuctlc is the science of the
cause of the disease and the hat of ad:
lustlnit the same. Diseases are named
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
has lives if done in childhood it
cm s pimhsd nerves and pain to
hang. life In the different smelled
in .
Chiropractors remove thin cause of
this dim and Eula. and health is
restored through mflfllfll the III
servo system in r body.
limousine“. it tumult-m. My
III, item. Kidney and fluid. his»
«an on plan special attesting also
Curvature of the spins. You will
never rerun [Mat chiropractic I
chance to help you.
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
‘4 WASHINGTON IT. ‘0. NOIWALK
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heinous supply the political Machine
with high-boll M d ‘ ,
tit
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iv {all ‘
flinch-no Tmtmm atria Also.
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Foley's Honey and Tar has been fl ted to withholding these advantages.
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ailments
(30“.: foot in its effect upon thc present rat
mine he opiates and no harmful drugs”
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PAPERi
of food and shelter furnished by man. I
Prevcniatirc measures should be direc-
Tho curtailing of food is less impor-y
population than in its certain result in
lessening population. Abundance of-
fuod menus many young in litter and;
gmuny litters in a your; a restricted '
‘suppiy moans fewer young and fewer.
litters. The most important. steps,
therefore. toward the suppression of
tho rots arc the enactment and strict
(Phlol‘f‘t‘luolli of municipal ordinances
providing; for the disposal of garbage
and the protection of food supplies,i
and the rnlproof construction of dwell-
‘ logs and other buildings-«-Popular
lilcchnnics.
To insure n-blt more protection than .
ithc filmy chiffon affords. sonic mod;
3 islcs orc llninu evening mantles.- with it,
i toy or of contrasting with. as gold (40-.
i to,» or Fl‘t‘ill’ll bloc. licncnlh Muck.
l bringing out ilic two colors in tin» mn-
i broidcrlcs. and so producing some cic-
aunt and fascinating cloaks.
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‘ 6 Rooms and Bath
New House
All Modem improvements
$25
J. M. LAYTON 8:00., inc.
5 Railroad Ave., southNorwaik
{WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES'
“Plumbing
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75 ..
lON EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
Housatonic
Power Co.
We bum Our Own Lens.
Fenwick Optical on
Ufii'f‘lb IANK rename
item ~I ,
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ileum! to 11:80 a. is. and it.“ to
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lOcto$5.00
Double Roll
Sole agent for Jaueway 8: Car?
enter's. Fr. Beck 8t Co's Wall
apers. ,
Contradorior Painting
and Paper Hanging
Paints, Houseiurnishiug Goods,
_ ' &c.. &c. ” .
Agent for Columbia Phono-
graphs. Records and Supplies.
L. H. Decker ‘
8? WASHINGTON ITREET, 3"
scum nonwaut. . or:
TEL. con.
”spam? this
Week Only
Monogram Rye Whiskey...75c .bot.
Sherry Wine ........ .....350 Jack.
Fine Bock ....... $1.00 can. delivered
Otncr goods, too numerous to men‘-
tinn. all at our prices.
Hot Roost Heel Free Saturday night.
‘ CENTRAL HOTEL . .
,Cor. Munroe & Cheetout 8h. Tel 151-!
J. a L. orsasn, Props. ‘
mm:
That Counts .
in installing BATHROOM or
ltl‘l‘t‘ill-ZN l‘iX'rUltrts insist on hair-
int: ihc but piping and careful work.
mansion. t'yt‘ll if the initial cost is a
lliilc hit liltll't‘. \\'c will gladly refer
~ion to runny of our customers, who
arc pit-:mcd with our way of doing
business. . fin.
Horace R. Nash
TELEPHONI 401
North Main and West Streets;
South Norwalk
mag... Kn? Bearing
LAWN
MOWERS .
Garden Hose
Hand Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And All Sarcastic Gongs
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