Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 13, 1911 · page 7

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. Ki 3"“ maparlilaJllt . on, .venilrely free from
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Filled

335.. Drquants at a.
Bridge Pharmacy

Prompt and efficient
service at all times.

Personal attention xiv-4
on to all prescription

work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Conic in and

wait for your car.

‘ BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER? Manager

 

 

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Mrs: o; u. Mot-unif'isé ”trillion
street. is a guest of relatives in Master
chusetts for a week.

The Swedish tiengrcgntioiml (.‘bnrch
parsonage in Van ZitlltlL'Hll‘tltEi is now
nearly completed. even‘to‘tho interior
walls. .

Contractor H. V. Carr's men have
a hollao for
Laura slrcct.

James lAJlliilill’llt) ill

South Norwaiit.

William S. it‘olautsot out this morn-
ing for Waterbltryrgnsonia and other
places in the interests of tlic Around
lloiplcr Company. ‘

it is expected that spring will bring
quite a number of additions to the
Ctll‘ll,()lilel"i)‘»ll5t supplied by the East
Norwalk electrical plant.

Molormnn Jack Roddy, who has bccn
going throunba siege oli illness. is now
recovering nicely. He is much inlprot-
ed today, though he has not resumed
.Jlis duties on the local trolley system.

~~'l‘he [lest linttcr. per lb., 2-ic; till
good Eggs, zlz’uc; 2 lbs. pure Lard. 23t.«
A. Stall. the (‘ottane Arcane tlrocor.

There were numerous visitors at the:
Country Club yesterday. lull their;
choice of vehicle was lilo trolley (‘2;1‘.’
When the roads are not in such lcnrmli
condition'as at present, a large nutll-E
bar of automobiles go to the club daily.

A monthly business moctim of tiny-
flower Hook and inllillll‘ and How-

 

tln another corner of tilt; box was

a
ninty pair of elegant gloves for her

_ ileur mama's birthday. who it we must

tell it. ill six times seven on the lith
inst. This is the third in line with
dark eyes-rand handsome face and

.. tidal
Robert Scalzi

AGENT FOR ALL lNSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGEI,
SURETY BONDS, NOTARY PUB-
LIC, PATENTS SECURED, AD.
MINISTRATION OF ESTATES,
AND COLLECTION OF RENTS.
OFFICE. ROWAVTON AVENUE.
TEL. 314

Miss Mayottc Johnson. of Rowarton
ichlluu, is a victim of the measles.

w-Mias Seigoi. in miscellaneous pro-
gram, M. 10. ClL, Wed. Eve. Adm. 25c.

A. B. l’ottcriou. of New York. spoilt
Saturday at his property at ilutler'a
island.

Mr. linlililirs. (1. ‘il. t'larrclsou. of the
West Side, entertained Mr. and Mrs.
William Foster, of New York. ovcr
Sunday.

it). Hope Norton. of New York, was
a visitor Saturday, at his ’l‘oilcncke
tonidcnce.

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin 'i‘henll are
entertaining Mr. 'i‘heuli‘s mother. from
Ncwburg, N. Y.

Contractor 'i‘ooker has the rebuild»
lion ready for the new house which be
is building for Earl Stevens.

M rs. Chester A. Stephenson, of Mount
Vernon. was a guest for over Sunday
of her mother. Mrs. Susan C. i’ctty, of
llowaylon. '

Miss Mamie iv}. iioyt, of New iloch-
vile, about, Sunday with hcr parents.
M r. :tnd .\irtl. Samuel W. iloyi‘. ol' lliulr
l;lllll nwnuc.

Air. and Mrs. Minor 5. Miller. oi
Highland avenue, entertained Mr. Mlll~
cr's ill‘llillt‘l‘ from New York. over Sut-
nrllay and Sunday. '

'l‘ho rcanlnr business meeting of tlio
lllllnul-o Social t‘inb will be hold to.
moi-row :li'll-rnllon at it o‘clock. in their
rooms. llownyton avenue.

’Iilc hil'ltll't'l‘ liaic (l. Stevens arriv-

 

 

Aoll lolltl-rtluy with a load of oyaters for
.tltc Simona plum. ili_\-itilllll Nol'wnlh.

(l‘llllilaill'filllllli‘vim“? “ll“ Cloning 1" .5 ullicll was delivered today.

the firehouse in Mill intuit street. lit“; it“s. Susan Petty, who recently had
ports Will be made on the l‘cl'clli tlilil' l‘ , . .3 . . . . . l. .
, . . .-. ut.i l.ll\t‘.ll on hot pmpm-y. i\.l,\~
and other maltetn ol interest to the

members. ' i

Actil‘l- pl‘clzll‘iltiozls Ili'i‘ in 1. out. -‘
i'or lil(' bit; Mt‘ll'u Suppl-r at it... l-:;.».l3
Al'cnnc Methodist tilllll'llil nevi i~‘ri-
day evening. it is announced that tbc‘
Rev. (Y. B. Mbcl’arifthd.wndlurol llll“
South .\'orl\'alir~(Jona'romionnlvttllnll'b.i
will lit‘ (llit‘ lli' lill‘ spoultvl'h‘. i

t‘al'i White. :1 Wt‘livlllitil'. l. _l Ulllit'. i-I;x.~t ‘
Norwaik cnl‘plmli-r. has illst.“.relnrm-li
fromnli’lollflll. “'llt'l‘t‘ horawlllltdlln: tail
in company with William Walldron, uni
other well-illiown young local l'til‘lll‘ll-l
tor. Mr. \Valtll'on returned about
three weeks ago. The. young Illt'il-
had an interesting time in the l-ltliliil. 1

Dr. Starr. who purchased the Van-
tlcrlloci' pltll'c ill l'lllsl llvcnul- last year.
came up from New Yuri. yesterday
and looked it over. Dr. Starr and Him"
liy Ut‘tlllllt‘tl the house last ntitntnor.
Quite it little surprise has been l-nusr’
ed by the advertising of tilts place
attain for sale in the New York pnf
lit‘l‘B.

The personnel of tne
baseball train for lllt' lilit playing,
season is being discusscd. l‘raclltl-i
wil be started in a short than and ill-i
llicutione are that several of the last]
your players will be on hand. Accord-i
ing to the present tilltit‘i't-illtlitllill-l.‘
Keene and Webb will be the mails;
stays of the pitching stuff. i

The Men's Glass slipper at the East.
Avenue Methodist Church. Friday 9...:
toning, will be preuldcdovcr by the
leader. H. J. ilipcon. tin (Oiisillltll-ilt‘r.‘
while the principal address will be (iv-v
“voted by the Rev. Dr. t‘llaritls S.
Mental-land. pastor of the South Nor-i
walk Congregational Church. llr. Mar. i
fn'rlaud has not yet announced ille‘

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May tiowel‘l

topic.
Work in nnuccollntnbly slack illculll

. bololul- mired in no A

lcloso to the trolley track

i... all sit-9M. is now lnlviuu bathroom
fixtures and labor lmprovcmcnts lll'
l~ttliil'll.

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l' is I. "'il a number of tailliiila
Mill .lin‘uj
solpt- .I"'l'llilililnl to New York city. out
willy to illntllr'l and two titling it!
Stl‘till Nlit'tiltllk ‘ ' '

i". W itzllo, who has leased tho Toll
:l:‘.i plural, tli liliit‘llt’lxt‘, :ll'lli ilil'cc his
tail loath} of furniture here from New
York lily, Familial: no of the virus
on the tier-
icn road. near the, "titration. to Toke
nl'llo road. yesterday, and was so
lhui the
tiller hundred horse power snow plow
of tho l‘onct-tlcut Company was l-ull-
(‘tl into writer. to llltl\t‘ it out of tlll‘
way. l-Ircn tide was a dillicult opera»
lion. anti the van was left alongside
the truck in over a foot or mud. The
van was owned by the Northside Stur-
:l:o \i‘archonsl- t‘olnpnlly. llcrgcn ave
nuc. llroilx. N. Y.

lulu tutorial.
Paint New

The longer you put it off the
lllllli’ l‘llilli Ll lit't'tli‘ll. illltl when
you do, use a good l’uiut. We scil,‘
DEVOE LEAD AND ZINC PAINT“
('tlt null :tlill.

('nil at our
curd.

Schlichtiag Bros. 8: Co.

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More for a color

on” at the plant or tile i-lonlh Nor-,Cor. Railroad Ave. ll Mltn m.. Dorian

walk l‘3llglllt‘lt‘l'lllg lompany.
from the utnrt bombed» very much of
a llnccous. The present dull limo bl

which‘

Beloct Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Points. Olen. we

supposed to be that an ordinary hap-i t‘onelnhio ltil'liurd Mon“... 0, ”M.

petting. At one than them W! it! an
lnlmy as clahteon men elllpiuyod in the
little shop. but the number has now’
been reduced to eight.

Captain i'iorneo A. Saunders anti
mural other of the local natural
growth oyster workers returned Bat-
urdcy from the natural growth beds
on Bridgeport and vicinity. The «in.
(than are low thalle days and with the
unocrtsln‘weather. their Job is not a
plrflculerly attractive one. The oys-
tors are so thoroughly embedded in
the mud that it “hard to not them
out. ,

The retell appear to be against a re-

lon oi the bonutltul cantata "The
Hope of Heaven." at the East Avenue
Methodist Church. A week use-it was
given up on account on cold that Fred
J. items bud. and yesterday N. Smith
Farmer in loll-lull with it cold. no
that it won not attempted at the even

‘ in: service. ' All MthIQrVicd at
ltb Mead

“flee to

‘e

rendered very «county
rm." fl ‘
When seven-rum“ Ruthie opened

i
the box sent from What street Billet
Normal to Hemorrhoid Vermont.
or outcome James. her” lam dark
eyes dancedwlthwdcltflti‘h idle hound
do i; h“ in spring
”on“ clothes. twin . cell to loot.
, ' nuutyrmw but.
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ion was villilinu In New York Saturday.

The biopic Fire Company. of Dorian.

is uranium; for a pool tournament
‘mnoug tie lnelnberll.

llcniamln rll.‘.lohn. who hall been to
()ltlllhtlilltl. Texas and other points ill
the Southwest an a salesman for a

. tolitlnlr machine company.“ unending
a short time in ilurien. ‘

Schllchllnu lime. and Company all~
vino you to paint now. The longer you
put it off the more point you will need.
They sell Devon bead and Zinc.
liaouuh llllld. hoe adv.

'i‘hu pension lists are now being re»
coivod at tho dotdlcrs' Home. It large
number of them have already been
made out. This work‘ has kept the oili-
ciahlyery bully for the past for day».

Ralph lilo-dilly, chairman of the so
llcltlnlt alunmlttco of tile Durien Conn
grountlohsi Church, ill having every
success in obtaining funds for the ram
ovatinu or the church. Repairs and
improvements contemplated will cost

. in the neighborhood of $2.500.

“While chopping wood in his. back
yard but availing. Gunman Miller. at
Gardener street. accidentally cut blur
sell in the wrlllt will: the sire. Mr,
Miller wail holding a block of wood
on the tree cheap and missed his aim.
He severed two arteries. Dr. anodi’l‘oy
wall immediately sent. for and hunting»
ed the wrist. The injuries will no he

 

 

 

.l.‘.ll itouuilou. llllrl spring. .

‘ the .
. and Black breathe plumblnlr tutti heat
nu. .
halide provided with new pilnnbinvg and
heating.

r’l‘he funeral of William W. Kll'li, was
held Friday, at 2 p. m.. from his late
residence in Noroton. Rev. J. Richard
son, pastel-ct the First iiupttst Church,
oi! Stamford, conducted the services,
in the presence of friends and rela-
tives of the deceased. Matty beautiful
floral pieces were received. labelling
the great love and friendship in which
Mr. Kirk was held by many frlondu.
Mrs. Leonard sang two selections. ac-
companied by Mrs. Brown, during the
service. interment was in (ixrlllne
ticlnetol'y, the service at the grave bo—
ing conducted by Harmony Lodge. l“.
and A. M.. of New (llnnnln. The three.
lodges of which Mr. Kirk had been a
plumber.

Judge Bllnluway has granted a lit.
vorce and the custody of ill minor child
to Harnh Louise Wuerz. of Stamford.
who petitioned for a divorce from Rob
art (’1. Wllerz. formerly of Dorian. Silo
testified that he deserted her twice
temporarily anti elicit time she had
him arrested for lmn-slllmort. 'i‘ho
first time he paid her 33 a week and
later the court made. him pay her hit:
a week. He did this for a few week."
bllt finally on January .15. 1005. lit
made his final getaway and has never
shown up since. Mrs. Emma it}. Em

menu, of Stamford, a sister of Mrs

Wuerz, told all about the actions oi
Wuerz anti said that she was the one
who advised her sister to have him at

rested. Mrs. \‘l’uerz has uupportoli her

self for the past five years and promised
to take good curc of the seven year obi
son. who was [given into her custody.

m..—m.."

NEW iiiiiliii

..._...~_... .

llulpb Light, the sm’cuteen-yeurold
son of Mr. amt lira. Rodney Light. of
iticblnonll ilill. died vory suddenly Fri
day night, after an illness of short dur-
ation. The young nmn contracted
measles while visiting in New York.
about two wcclis lino. and hurried to
his home here, whore be normed to be
improving, i'ncnmoniu followed llll'
lllcnslcs. and he fought the tllflt‘llfit‘. rail
lying unlilcicutiy to nil'c his phyaiciulll-l
i“. w hope, 'l‘lw chum came. however
when poritouitin developed. and . his
weakened condition and waning vital-
ity could not withstand the severe that
exacted by this liittrasc. 'i'llc ticmbu
of this loony. ‘llltil. just budding into
life. with it ll‘omil‘inn lliltllllt‘i-iil rarcor
ulll tltl ot’ hint. llllr‘ courted n llrctlt shock
to his young friend.“ and the coalition
ity in cultural. ill \ltitl li:u only son.
and t‘llillltllt'lltft‘b‘ halo lrl‘t‘ii- pouring in
upon the llvrlurmi patents vxt rvsslur
\‘in-“ltll‘ tl'illf llu was t! ilradunlc in
(‘ontor School and Willi inlrrostl‘ll in
m.. ll‘l'tirmli'l- . ifiil"-ll.i with bin in
lill‘l. lit» tlvl it ~: active bar. in 4.»:
tlttl't in; lbr all . and shout-d molt
.-. .lj‘lilllt‘i‘)‘ l-truliro ability. |l«
.. :l . it'lil t‘ltl. wholesome iii-lion". anti
tannin l'ttil l'llrndn by bill no personal
at and lnlmtitish l‘llllrnclol'lntica, ~\¢
”K Young «liloll's tilllb. whore be up?
it. lllltllthlt'll and hopeful lucinln r. til.
Mlll'tlw ottoman] is: l‘t'liillllt‘. limp!
i.ir.bt bu.» llt’lllttl mun) :l buy lliit‘-i.i
zit-lonely. liiu (Hill‘l and manly mun
nlr. liln own lt‘lilltl‘l'tillll‘lll sun nyltwl
lzla disposition to lll‘ll‘ tilllC‘l‘“. lzlld
limit it" objwl bastion and title that
has lot! a lasting lillllill-illilil 'l‘he
tortilla-la of the club will attend the
llllll'l‘lll aorvll-o til it body and the club
will be t [mod and draprd in llltlill'llillk’.
The funeral sol'vlr. n were hold two
his late l'l-silll-llrc, this :lttct‘noor. at.
L‘ p. m. llt’V. J. Howard lio;.t. ii. i. m
llll‘ (‘mmlcrutiolmi t'ulrcll otllr“:l;l<l
llili‘i'llli'lli one in llnllortcwyl-lncll-i.

 

 

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lltlo lit'l'llllltlill lislltl-d l‘baliva
Roche lilor Sunday.

.lumcu iiarrilmlon \llillt‘tl l'hllip llc
Well over Sunday.

Mira llllt'thn h‘cllrer in \i: itil:~::. ill the
lltliill' of Mrs. John lllll'st.

hire. llltrns has bccn l'onttllcll to her
hell with [trip [or almost a \\l‘t'l\

.intob litll'nt ill spending the work
at home with his mother ulll r his (our
years absence in tin» navy.

Al. Zion rccl-lltly resigned his po-
sition at the ireluhl depot in New tia-
lulnn. His brother l‘H‘ll bill tulle his
place there.

Mills Mamie ilnrsl hull resigned her
post at t‘oulslock and McKrndrg-‘ll
and alum a new position at ii. i. Bel.)
licbl‘n furniture store.

(‘hculcr (intilllc‘n friends are (‘ml-
elatnllllinn him our all advancement
ill his position with the iloilucll. Knob
or It Scllocll Co . of Norwatk.

Mrs. Colo, oi Albany. has returned
item a visit to her dani’blor ill llroolt-
iyn. to the home of Alamo llllttory.
where she has been staying this wins
(or.

Mrs. Charles Ycarnnco. of Silver-
nlllle nvonlle. ill In with in urippe. Mr.
Yellrllnce who has been ill for the lulllt
week wan able to return to haulnlise
Friday of lulu week.

W “m..... m a.

”William

Mrs. Torey and danahlor are visit»
the in New Jersey. .

Attorney llarry Sherwood is Ilit‘
(min; with the grip.

The town meeting this evening bidll
fair to be an uxolllnu affair.

Dr. and Mrs. Mcardlc have return-
ad from their trip to hermlldll.

(7. ll. Ketnpor ill enlarging his tail-
nery factory in Riverside avenue.

m. and hire. liaroid Ogden are
spending the (month in hermudn. .1

till-ll. J. H. Nolan ' it Miss Allele
aloe leave today for
id.

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and 1““

t of her mother on Dingo“
hill. . ‘ t .

 

 

An addition will he bullion an. .

.ll-lll in Bdrm}:

“was: Martha Mills was. the weak»

 
 
 

Dyspepsia. i. Gas. indigestion and
Heartburn Vanish call You Feel

Fine in Five Minutes

 

Every futility here ought to keep
some Diapepeiil in the house, as any
one of you may have an attack of in
digestion or Stomach trouble at any
time, day or night.

This harmless preparation will di-
iiest anything you out and overcome a
distressed. out-of~order stomach 11v.
minutes afterwards.

it your mouth don't tempt you. or
what little you do eat solemn to fill you,
or lays like a lump of lead ill your
stomach. or if you have hoilrthuln
that is a sign of indigestion.

Ask your Pharmacist for n 5041131“
case or Pope‘s Diapepsm, and take
a little just as soon as you can. Then»
will be no sour risinge. no belching
of undigested food mixed with acid.
no stomach gas or heartburn. fullness
or heavy folding in tho stomach, Natl-
sou. Debllitating Headaches. Dizziness
or intestinal griping. This will all go.
and, besides, there will be no sour food
left over in the stomach to poison
your breath with nauseous odors.

l’tlpe'a Dillpepuln lit-u certain cure
for out-of-order stomachs. because it
prevents formentntlon‘nnd taken hold
or your food null dihenis it just the
some as if your stonulch wasn't. there.
Relief in five minutes from all stom.
och misery at any drug store, wait
ing for you.

These large ailment cases contain
more than suiiiciclll to cure almost any
chronic cal-w of ilyripepsis. indigestion
or any other Stomach trouble.

 

“Mum”. ._.n ,. . . . .. unfixnwwu...“ ...., _
cnlng. with preaching by lien. Earl ll
Kenyon, of itridnepurt.

James Kelley. of Sunnntucll Well op
crutod upon at the ‘Norwalk hospital
Frirlny.

Mina Gertrude illlrllcu is confined to
her ilOiilt‘ in riallualltcll as the result
of u had full, ,

Sillt'il are beginning to Hill ill till-
rivers in- email ll‘lulliiilcs and tilll
price is wry hitch

l“. .\‘. Ibilhb»; oi liriducpori will all
lll‘clls llit‘ llisllll.l'lll not'ioty this or»
onion upon “Education,“

Mrs. t‘hariollo “(nail and daughter
Miss l.(?llli~>|' ha: w ll'iiil‘lll'll treat a bust
tiers trip to \'l-l'.l: ml.

Mr. Hill] \iriz, l‘. M. Allen, who hate
been ”‘lH‘l'lllH! llirolluh the west. are
t'h’lit‘t'll.‘tl linnlo thin Wl‘t‘li.

iiel'nt‘ Stititl‘ il:-« lllf‘ ("tunnel il'
build llw our lltliF‘” of MN. lll‘iil‘it‘llil
i-ltuzeroll Lincoln .uwnuc.

lillilil .\'. 'i'nliol his itiit‘l‘tl.. ml

nu Ni: 3 SClrilCt

Definition of Chiropractic

l‘btrol-ructlc is fie science of toll
cause of the disease and the art of all
tasting the some. Diseases are cursed
by a wrench. t it or it rain in the
‘ l‘l. Kl‘litl‘ii‘ l . htldhooli ll
ironies pinched ll of and onto ”Tl
later life in the out organs our
limbs .‘
(:blroprntcon r~ re the cause at
this disease and Min. and health h
restored through harmonizing the all
ncrre systems in your body.

.‘Jervoueusu. Rheumatism. l’uflly
.ls. Heart. Kidney and Female Dill
oust-s are given special attention. also
Furniture at the pine. You‘wlll
vnwor regret glvln Chiropractic 3
native to help you.

'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
N WASHINGTON 81'. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Tenement. Given Aloe

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For Sale

Bulidlngh‘LolI, Shore, Farm and
City Property
Loom Negotiated
Dram Ind—Steumohlp Tickets

J. M. Layton 81 Co.

Ooutn Not-walk. cello.
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. “filflp salt .‘dlenl lilac. drawn (a, mutant 1 “i! Mi W13“ 9“ “if.“ 9“"?
I L ’ V' mg some .‘r Emmott. Stumtlmh “ ' . ; . - . -
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” for Those Wild id‘ctiéili

completely rniloro constipation.

if it falls.
iniestiuesmr descending tolon.

tore them it.‘ lll':lliiill“r ill‘iivliy'.

(llllltll’t'i'l. They act directly on the
nerves and muscles of the inmate.
i‘lllly have 11 neutral action till the oth-
er organs/anti .llmue. They do no:
pitrgc or thus.- ltllj.

come chronic or habitual cultuiipatlon
and the Illyl‘liltl‘l of :l'rllic'latc or depen-
dent chronic ailments. ’l‘ry lloxati
Orllorllee at our riri: ‘i'wo rises. Hit:
and 20o. Sold only at our Itiili'l.‘W~"l‘ilt‘
ltcxail Stow.
Qultner and (taut ‘. i’ropr.

 

building let on Llama: mail and
erect a hondsom. ii‘zvl'i‘lif‘i‘.
’l‘llt‘ Atll'tlil i‘l‘tiil‘ltjt‘i illltjdnnul nl
(tempo Milt but. bum l'tiiilll to New
York portion for to.» summer.
Sylvester lullll“.l"t,1‘._ who rolnrnvd
from the host. i'..i- in; week. inn. bl-
come decidedly on...“ and l‘ilr Mon
lakcu to that lilh'li"?lli.l auxin.
The Weatpml Hun l‘lub will it‘llilJ
visit the Windham. unit on flood it‘l'i-
day. The Ideal in?» will lltlli.. it»: lost
about for iill‘ i‘.f‘;t\'.ti trophy :wt‘nrl-
that time.
The prospetl ot‘ reorganitcln'
granite in thin town in triurl,
of the citizens silo lgr. it be. c :3.
conlmittln-‘ll plane may be rot:

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he has a duo v.2. .l. -i.
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life in Aisztlln,

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Carriages

Pullman Shop. rs
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il200lt, 11:03.

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3:303. 8:“. «80.0 "for i. l2. 1. '15.

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lNcllie Unify. who resides in No
Alltll'l‘l“, uvcnllc. was uninjured on $uturw
We are so ”"53”“. our [0.1“de “1th1%“ uttcl'liuotl, when she was thrown. or took on
no ljrotn lllr hornrt, which she was riding pearance, A
matter how chronic. it mar be. that t toward homo alter a ride to Stamford. leaf“ and walled it to their
we offer to furnish it free u." all f‘tlriLt

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t

We want you to try itcauil tlrlilerlil'il' thrown oil'.““‘-\\’hen the horse found
on our l-‘tliii‘hLlit'tl. 'l‘fll-r ml.- eaten like. in Hill without a driver she made

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candy, and are particularly ideal llii'ihil’till‘ult for the owner's barn.

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illl‘tllth‘llllllllf-tllt'llll mmewhat frightened she was all
whatever. They will positively ololv..ighl. .

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Milt!

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rlin-s Harry is very fond of riding
and ill a sauna llorsowoman. The

Constipation in lttlln't-tl by Wt‘flitutls‘ri hom- is a bountiful buy more and la tiresome method of gathering“ the
of the nerves and :litlilz'll'fi m“ the large mtnrwizul spirited. when the corner: and ranking the brew. line is
To eit-
poet a cure you must therefore tour up lanolxcd the horse turned sharply and
and strengthen those orraau and rea- at the smile time increased her sell.

it Will‘i'tft and (lrnnd‘strects was

'i in. limit

was that the rider was

titled Duffy was picked by Fred
l-rilriz Schuyler. who hnpp nod to be
i'ilStililK. 'ller riding habit was brushed
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Golden Moments

ruins of the pleasure spoiled-01 the
outlet emery pain and discommrt

mm “you examined today.
OPTOMETRY

The correction of eye troubles. our -

ellm‘lhlll“lt'l done exactly and rolls!
in cumin it we fit your eyel.
(fell today for examination.

il‘cnwick Optical Co.

on” so IANK 'eutLolNo
Room. 74
w wullmeron srnccr.

ileum—8 to 11:30 a. m.. and 12le to
t'i o to. Monday and Saturday. 1 to
p. m.

 

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iluiiy Line to N. Y.
i‘ltr FREIGHT Only ,

Weight Prolwllers leave Pier
.x‘..,l‘.est River. New York (foot
«1 mover street). every day (ex-
. wt Sunday). at :3 p m. Freight
rm wed at .Norwsik up to t p.
' ~ and South Norwallt up to 5:30

l. ill.
Norwulk Steamboat Company

Arming J. Smith.
LEIIO.

C. c. lineman,
General Agent

or. fit for t

“Will I re if A.

locks soft. dark and glolely by us .
"sane tea." \‘l’ilcncver their hair felt all ..
a dull. faded or streaked, s -
they made a brrwlot ’u
ir'l‘ttl
wonderfully beneficial effect. _Nowrlu1§
We don't: have to resort to the old him
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dons.
skillful chemists brill-r than we. could

it ourselves, and all we have to do i"...

call for the ready made planialrbptllir . till

Sage and Sulphur. containing sale a ll”.
proper strength, with the addition till

Sulphur. another oidatlmo selliprenlatly- ._
This preparation is sold by all til-undue '
druxlrists for 50c. and $1.00 a botlit‘. on .
in sent direct by the WyethiChcmlculg
Company. 74 Cortlaodt So, film, It)“ .

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Cily._upon recuipto! price.‘

For sale and recommended by Still?
son-Powell Corporation. 1 ‘

 

4: .
LEAVES FOR TRIP SlOUT
Sheril! Sidney E. Hewley an
item E. Burnhunl left Bridgepor yes»
terduy. for a trip through the Sleuth.
They will be gone at; least.» month
and it the lure of the input . roved‘tqo
strong they mwext "
another mouthl-m '

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for All Kinds of

we use ONLY THE use? Mill‘-
TERlALS AND EMPLOY oncv.
EXPERIENCED WORKMEN _ '

 

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Electrical Co.

The Oniyf'ully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Youth
AU 70‘ IVUPPAtglil
"once Wit-“M South Main BUM
« \tlronlt.ttonn.. Music Hullnlocl

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as'W'
for .
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DnvidTW. finvm ‘
‘hcerul Director and Embailner
a North Main Street. South Mel-walk
Ruloenco. I Washington Street.

Telephone at olden. 8M
telephone at bonus. ”I.

 

WALL
PAPER'

Spring Goods
Now in Stock

in

A E. E. Gerham'

Decorator

to "M on. em Normlk
" Telephone 462

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DoeélY‘ourwl—loof Leak?
The Century Compound

"9"! ALL unit:
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j Century Rooting '00.. Inc.

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House Piping
at Cost

”PROP maul: up; 9.‘ 7:
own You All IITI- ‘:
mm on vcun l-louen

Housaton

Maxwell. our, and . “
- Automobiles . 3

.. Acknowledud is .lléiuie *V
our value exhibited at the“
square Show this ma. .

18 horsepower can. “no: . »
power cm. 5700: a ham ‘
0750; 26 horsemen. . ,.
horsepower curs. 010““

Don't but it. on (Lo-ii
can't even must it. 0
all about it at

Norwaik Conso
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