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lairolid (Pmnounerd air-:miin): The celebrated Swiss remedy for coughs and colds.
SOUTH} N'ORW‘LK. C’ONNq MONDAY, MARCH 27. 1011.
‘ his kind of weether
» Protect yourself by—-
v 1st.
intg,r food.
to-taste
morning.
inflection.
{‘ Medern medicine is largely a science
of means to prevent disease.
7 Siroiinwthe celebrated
anon—«not only prevents col s and
.COughs, the grippe and other disorders
l‘of the resPiratory organs,
these ailments, when they are develop-
‘ed, in a few days.
. lg." upon expo
sure. can delen
rules at hygiene.
ilemios of grippe and heavy colds.
Wearing warm,
2nd. By keeping your eet dry.
3rd. By eating plenty of nourish-
4th. By takin adose of pleasant-
irolin night and
t With these precautions you need not
" . fear the grippe, or any other pulmonary
produces epi-
dr clothing.
adults and children.
its value is unique.
Swiss repar-
Sells II:
but it relieves
In the House.
Bireitn in the lending remedy
(or cough» and colds ior both
It is commended by physicians
in every medical oontro. . "
it is wonderfully useful to treat-
lng consumption. v it absolutely
prevents the occurrence of it.
It Is in cure for wutlnzdlsosses.
it is universally popular.
Your Physician,
Knows Sirolin.
Your Druggiet
Sirolin is very traceable to the
palate. it is a preparation pos-
sessinn all the virtues of gueiseol
1
tin” ‘3 .’ i"
Siroiin
odntaino no
morphine.
noticingba-
‘bit - forming
or constipa-
tlnn drug.
end creosote. without the dis-
agreeable taste 0! these most
valuable drum. .Slrolln in com-
pounded with e palatable non~
irritating derivative of gunlucoi.
the active principle of cram-.010.
Sirolin in not only palatable but it
also improves the nppetiloossistn
digestion and aids nutrition.
Slrolln is a physioiun‘s remedy
“notepatentntmlrum. it comes
to America with the highest
European reputation.
SIROLIN, the Fpnfouo Remedy for the'Grlppe, is at your D ugglet’o.
THE SIROLIN COMPANY. 365 8: 367 Canal Street. New York
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. REAL ESTATE slALES.
Real estate transfers for the past
week are recorded on Town Clerk Her»
‘b 1%. Smith's books as follows:
. . 1M6 of Joseph Poop. to Allen h
W.¢building lot. Ferris avenue.
an L. Wood to Carl B. Pallsske.
ling lot. Ferris avenue. War.
her View Realty Company to
A. burn and Edwards, of Yonkers.
time lots, Harbor View Beach. War.
harles W. Stanley to Emma Pedor- '
- one acre and buildings, West Norm
,. War.
meoz Soteiko to Adam Rogowskl,
{3.0 Iotsand buildings, York street.
intriguismslthorn to Charles H.
t. Harbor View Beech. War. ‘
SUIT AGAINST AUTOIST SETTLED.
it was announced this morning lliill
a sutistsctory settlement had been
reached in the mist! of Otto Del’lorno
vs. Eben Hill. Jr.. In which the plain-
titf sued for dumuuos sustained by his
person and property in on problem.
the plaintiff's horse and wagon lllitl
the defendant‘s automobile. The so;
tiemeut was made. for about onolmll
£0,340 cubic yards was oxottvutod.
which occurred sometime duo boiworn '
CANAL EXCAVATiON RECORD.
l
i
" trunnion. it! y m
‘ Counsel to We Briefs in Auto Reple
vin Butt.
over the superior court. reserved do
stolen in the bearing in: the ropievin
suit of William ill. Mallory vs. the Penn
Manufacturing Company. which csxno
up in the superior court last. week. The
court allowed counsel ten days to tile
briefs covering the points in dispute.
The shoe is n replevin suit brought
by Mr. Mallory against the automobile
firm to recover an uutomobiio for
Wblrh be bud it b ll of sale from tho
Pyramid Motor ‘hr cl‘tmpuhy. The
auto had been sent by the Pyramid
Company to the Pope Company for N»
pairs. The Pope Compuny. it was con-
tended, rehlsod to deliver the mnohlno
to Mr. Mallory, because it had been
received by that firm froth the Pyrn-
mld Company. .lt, was said the Pope
Company disclaims any right to the
auto.
The suit. in replevln was brought it
short time before J. Moss Ives was my
pointed as trustee in the proceeding oi
bankruptcy tor the Pyramid (iotnpany.
Mr. lves mode on amidst to the court
to be made-n party, vlnlmlng he. no
trustee, represented the creditors. be
was entitled to the possession of tilt:
unto.
it was sold Mr. Mallory never bud
the actual possession of the solo un-
der the hill of sale. in lho trial of the
rose the question drum on to lhe rillltl
of the trustee to appenr in this roph-v
rin notion.
The court allowed bohlmul ten days
in which to tile briefs covering this
point.
Samuel A. Davis. of Dnnbury. and
Thoums Bowen. of hauntuck. room
sontod Mr. Mallory and Robert 8. Nu
oxundsr aplmurod for the Pope Mad
utocturing company and for Mr. true.
the trustee.
ma...—
SMYPATHY TO BE EXPRESSED
FOR ARNOLD SCHLEAT.
Westport Civic Club Thinks He Receiv. '
ed Raw Deal at Recent Town
Meeting and: will adopt
Resolutions.
(in stream of the furl that n num-
imt' of vitlzt-ns of Woulport believe
Arnold Seblont, who mm thrown down
of n town insulin): 'whru he wished to
urbltrnto the matter of tho ou‘uorsbip
or n pirro of loud in the town. was
dom- an injustice, the president of tho
\V‘nslport Civic. (Stub tutu called a spot
clul mooring ot tllo-eiub members for
tomorrow evening at 3 o'clock in the
town hall. An invitation has been ex.
tended to all who ignore that ho was
not. given the courtesy he should hutc-
received.
Lend owned by the town was washml
«way and Mr. lie at bold land ed~
Joining. lie fence in the land he
claimed was his 1’. party. erecting n
wnsmuorow. Mnrrh rows" mt. nionrr tour fuel his . ””10 min mm
ords for daily (-Xt'llvlttion in the Control
division oi‘ the Panama t‘nnul were
broken on Saturday. Murrb it. accord-
lut; to the canal record. (in litnl dny
lib:-
onvnliou along the t‘lmuros ltit‘or be
tween (intuit null Cult-brat Cut is within
llnoboo cubic .nmis of completion. ll
;ls hoped that by the middle of nmtl
of the claim by lbo’"i‘ruvolvrs‘ lnsul [month all work which tho rouirnl di‘
hnce Company. who carried the insur-
ance. J, MB. lmylou & Co. are agents
for the 'l‘rsvelors‘ lusurnuco Oompuny.
”.0... HM“... h...
if you have u lot of tender charity
for a foot, that is one proof you have
none in, your employ.
, «'4 l
beta
. w- .M N.“ ”.9...
vision torruu ruu do during the pros
out your will haw boon runnpioied.
Roy LING". who has been confined
to his boron in ltrond street. was able
to resume his duties in tho it. P. Weed
drug store in Wull street this morning.
i
in; thought that of the loud who
owned by the town null refused to ur-
bilrnlo, although Mr noblest was do
sirous of submittll to nrbltrntiou.
'i‘ho rottuli is that :30 matter will be
lhroslu-tl out in the outta.
MORE CHICKiS STOLEN.
wanrd Svhruodor. Who keeps n are
very store in Woodward nvouuu, nun
also nmlnlnins u few rhit‘kehu in tho
hennery on tho promises, had I visit
from thieves. Saturday night. at: this
lowls being lulu-u uwuy. Among oth-
ors who also report the loss of rbiv-
kenn Smurdny night is Abrupt E. Whet
more. who is minus two,
.. hintinees Thursday and Saturday
i
. In the Greatest of Western Plays
.wtw u‘ it.
‘ t ‘
. only \
.3 .. t, {Nth-strum , 1 £1 ,
“C ‘ ..
‘k’will reflect: in “It
Title Bole
“out Featherstone‘lag 91m»
'0 {simmerheroism m ,
Judge William 9. Case, presiding
” iilll alllll’li’Sli liii
Heartburn, Gas andlilhdigeslion Van-
ish and Your Stomach Feels
Fine in Five Minutes
As there is often some one in your
family who suffers an attack of ludi-
gestlon or some form of Stomach
trouble, why don‘t you keep some
Diapopsin in the house handy?
This harmless blessing will digest
anything you can out without «the
slightest discomfort. and overcome a
sour. sassy Stomnh five minutes after.
Tell your pharmacist to let you rend
the formula, plainly printed on these
hot-cent cases of Pope‘s Dirtpopsiu.
then you will readily see why it makes
Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Hedi-h
burn and other lstress go in five
minutes. and re eves at once such
miseries as Belohlng 0! Gus. Eruotu-
lions of sour, undigested food. Nausea,
Headaches, Dizziness. Constipation
and other Stomach disorders.
Some folks have tried so long to find
relief from indigestion and Dyspep
sin or an outvol‘order stomach with
the common. everyday cures adver-
tised that they have about made up
their minds that they have something
else wrong, or believe theirs is a case
of Nervouuuess, Gastritis, Cutarrh of
the Stomach or Cancer.
This. no doubt. is a serious mistake.
Your rout trouble is. what you set does
not digest; instead. it formeuts and
hours, turns to acid. (lbs and Stomach
poison, which pottery in the digestive
tract and intestines. and, besides, pol-
sou tho breath with nansbons odors.
A hoary appetite. with thorough di-
gestion. and without the slightest dls~
comfort or misery of the Stomach, is
waiting for you as soon as you decide
to try Pope's Dispepsltt.
r
l AMUSEMENTS
MUSIC HALL.
Tonight at Music Hall the Stock
(Jotnpun-y will open the week with its
initial pvrtormunoe of “The. Squaw.
than,” one of the best. western plays
oron written. This popular plpy of
western life is one of the highest royal-
t y plant's over released for stock, and
in: uutbor. Edward Milton Hoyle. is a
plouvor in this line of playtnnklnx.
whirh inrompn rutlvoiy combines worth
and entertainment and has won such
resounding applause that other drutuu-
lists are striving hard to follow his
pure. in "The Squuwmnn“ .‘llr. ltoylo
has n story to tell. u must interestinn
story. He went straight at his subject
and bus brought forward men and no
men uud bus them live their lives right
bolero us. The audience sees the ac-
tions which tells the story. "The
Sutton-mm" is ; butuun story nod stim-
ultttoll interest from the rise of the
l‘llrsl ourlfln. Everybody enjoys it.
Mr. 33:}. thrown-k will be soon in
- the title role. whiltI the other members
of the company of excellent players
have all been nusisuod ports wblrh the
play molten conspicuous. 'l‘hv piot‘o bun
been olellorately staged and on excel‘
lent performance is assured.
"The sguswnma" is only one of the
[mat success which is included in the
long list. of plays to he offered by the
Music Hall Stork t‘ompnuy in the in.
turn. Mr. Bootwltrk will continue to
play the loads. and next week will be
seen in "Camille“ as Artnoud Duvnl
and Miss Caroline Locke will be seen
in the title role.
Pit-El CURED IN 6 1'0 14 DAY‘.
PAZO OINTHEN’F is utersntoed to
cure my case of ltehin‘. Blind. Bleed-
ing or Protruding Piles in i to it any:
or money refunded. 50¢.
w
FIRE AND SPEEDY WORK.
won‘t-.—
cshle Men in South Norwstk Hustle
When line Brooke Out.
One more case oi being on the Job
with both feet and meeting an outer.
gently when it prosemthis time in the
thumb Norwalk EXCWG. One day re-
cently (to be exact it went 12225 p. on.)
Wire Chief G. E. Ruther was notified
that there was a bed fire in the vicinity
of one of the so pair cables in the Ett-
cbanue. and that the cable was already
going bad. Word was st open sent to
h \ . " l .. l «the «his men who planned to set to
a ' 0C 0m an the scene of trouble at once. This no
‘ resumed e drive of three miles ever
u muddy reed. but they "wont to it"
their orders being to loud enough to
pair cable and "stem her” to the point
Lot trouble.
., When they matted the scene of the
the they found one section of the able
tiled completely. New no vote
. n on messenger wires ehle the
smoke use no dense, that th;
. . . who could not be seen. he noble
. was tied in. noticed and tested. end
. unto o. n. In working.
.. nth Norwutlt has good mean
to be mood of this record-«The Tele-
phone Bulletin.
i. 0‘ NIW HAVIN'I P007 OFFIGI.
homely Mentions cells for Gem-
g . nutty. Plum.
i: wutltlild‘l‘ON. limit “We
t,‘ in! at the Trouser mouth on In-
. 3°"
llilllilliilllti y‘ 3 _
will» it. ill. ilirah dismissing. "
Mott.
trimmers m or is. ‘
Managua saws »
Establishrii 1115?.
Au ARTISTIC GAS LAMP
Complete for $3.75
It has a standard in Colonial style of brass in old Eng—
lish finish, and is equipped with an art glass shade ten inches
square, in either amber or green. it is very artistic and
gives a most agreeable light for reading or working. ‘
Shown in the China Store, center stairway.
BEAU'J‘IFUL AND PRACTICAL GLASSWARE.
We are at present showing an extensivo gathering of
Glassware, including all articles needed for the (inuugroom.
Water Bottles,
Table Sets of four pieces.
Salt and l’cppcr Shakers,
Sugar and Creams,
Mayonnaise Sets.
Standing Fruit Dishes.
Cake Stands
Straw Jars,
'l‘oothpit‘k Holders
Colonial Candlesticks,
l‘uncll Bowls with Stands
Flower Vases,
Oil and Vinegar Bottles,
Salad Howls.
Celery Dishes.
Spoon Trays.
Mustard Cups.
Handled Computes
Jugs.
Ice Tubs.
i’lalus.
(line‘s Spoons,
luditirlunl llutlers,
so and 75c
50, 75 and 98c.
10c.
25c.
25c.
35 and sec.
‘ 30c.
50 and 75c.
5c.
25. 45. no no to $145.
98c, $1.75, $2.00 and $3.50
from too to $2.75.
to, 15, 25 up to see.
20, 25, 35 and 45c.
35C-
to and 15c.
10 and 15c.
. too.
35, 50, 60. 75c and $1.00.
‘ 90c and4$t.sd.
to, :5 and zoo.
roc.
5c.
An inspection of this ntlractit'c showing will interest
all lionsckreprrs.
China Store, front.
The Section for Colored Dress Goods offers this week
an exhibit of high grade 'tnilorcd cloths for street gowns
and longr coats.
Scotch Tweeds, Homespuns and
Fancy Worsteds.
Bel Boo Toilet Cream. An introductory. sale at the Tel.
lri Section.
To each purchaser of this agreeable and beneficial toilet
cream will be given a small box containing a wool powder
pufl’. and sealed packets with lace Chamois and face cloths.
Also a book of directions concerning face massage, for often
a novice does not know the right way to obtains the best
results.
Price for Bel lion Cream, 25c.
NOW lIJ'HI Ti"! T0 TAKI UF THI NERO 0' NIW FLOOR
OOVIMNO. WI All FRIPKRID‘TO SHOW ‘tYOU NIW LINEO.
cux «use, titres-rm noes. AXMINITIR sues.
inseam severe. TAPIITRY cAIPITo, VILVIT ampere
OHlNA AND shortness unripe
KOLOIFAI‘Y, 1]”. "Anti!”
sensor custom. theacunmus
. ‘ \ button re one“ s SPECIALTY
Norwalk Chronicler