Special saieo't White
Ruffle Curtains ' .
at 39c &______ 50c a pair
SASH CURTAINS
with ruffle or plain. at
25¢: a pair
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO ‘HOTEL BLOCK,
. SOUTH NORWALK
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES
Fire Alarm Headquarters at Electric;
Works. Telephone for fire alarms, 1
No. 24.
3—‘Washington and North Main Sim;
Muhuckemo Hotel. l
- 4~~*Day and Raymond Sis. '
i3-—*R & G Corset Factory. private.
6%] loyt's Theatre.
7—«Norwalk Hospital.
8~Music Hall, hotels Clifford and
City. ,
9 mill-oats St.
12» *W‘est St, Franklin School.
13m-*(,‘ont:ord 51.. Concord and Lincoln
Schools.
li-~I\‘orth Main and Ann Sts.
16 «villi-.11 St... and llttyview Ave.
lti~~*Norwalk iron Works.
17—~West Are. and Cedar St.
is ~i-ligh School. West. Ave.
2l—~West St. and Taylor Ave;
22i~*idly Arc. and Lowe St.
Zde—(ihestnut and iicnrys Sis.
25-*South Main and Monroe Sis.
.26 Lexington Ave. and Austin St.
27 -\‘v'cst and it: 1111 (how Sis
lit—«South \iain St. bet thou.- and
i Meadow Sis.
3°—~"'(Ml Electtit \\ orlts, State St.
.i4~.-"Spring and (7 ii“ Sis
35—«*llavilnnd and \‘iater Sis.
-:*Lorknood Mtg (‘o. .
lllwlt‘alriield Ave. and Cedar St. ‘ .
42—~Tuylor Ave. and South St. -
43-\V011d\vtti‘d Ave. and Meadow St.
dnwliurritt and Quintard Arcs. and
Watt-r St.
46wWoodwnrd and liowndes Aves.
filwt'lolden Hill St. and l‘lmnood Ave.
52 Washington St Bridge ,
Elli—«Freight yard and Ann St” private
.bi—Noruaik Look ()0. Private
Denotes non interfering boxes My
master box, from Which the number of
any box can be sounded
One stroke at 12110011 and 8 p. 111.,
standard tirne,l
One stroke at odd times. testing or
line open. ]~
’I‘wo strokes alter an alimnrllro out.
recalls department 1- 1
Three slow strokes, water to be shut
off. 1~1~ 1
At 12: 05 p. m., each Wednesday, 11*
bout is pulled for test.
File alarms for any district also
ceived by telephone 24.
t
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1‘0
The strict mother may make an ln-.
diligent grandmother.
There will be a meeting of the Nor-
walk Medical Association Tuesday 6“.-
ning.
The new plate glass window was
placed into position at the Clifford
Pharmacy, this morning.
Attornoys'John Keogh and Nehe~
mlah Candee.‘ of South Norwalk, are
spending the day in Bridgeport on hut-i-
int-as.
’l‘he postponed meoting of the Town
Board of School Visitors will be held.
Wednesday evening, at the high
schwl.
~Got a 36 Safety Razor 011th for
850. See ad on Page Three.
Points that you should think of
When buying. shoes for the children
will be found in Conneaily & Brann-
. eu’aradvx‘
it carefully.
Theodore Olsen. at Spring
«treat. ten, this morning. for Albany.
where she will meet her husband
“They will celebrate the twentieth an-
‘ nlroradry or their marriage, "rumor .
.w'
Chief Thoma!
Motherland
WWEX‘r'tinaroasESs‘rT
ldeveloplng in the extreme northwest.
{among them being the thyroid.
i .
war), and this depends upon heredity. ‘
l . .
. menus oi hastening its oncoming.
.early death We haw to follow
rules.“
{iroliar presents Oiislilticn to tho
Itittttlation oi‘ the blood through tite' .
Idin ilcss glands
Every parent. should read
and
m pm nbmmoried
" ,. increase. There to amyu tome now
At and time canon].
For Norwalk and vicinity: Clonornl
ly fair exrept. lot-iii tliumltn‘storins to
night or Friday; light to moderate var»
iable winds mostly south to soot-invent.
Cloudy and showcry \i'teltllit‘l' prevails
in the Lake region and Now England
with pleasant, weather in other see
”am
1
MATTINGS, 101: to 50¢.
noon. 9 x 12. $3.00 to $3.50.
12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET
It is time to freshen up your home with cool summery Mattinga.
it will be a delight to aolect here. where abundant stacks of the
handsome“ patterns make choosing a real pleasure.
the almost-countless styles of China and Japanese
Crox and Prairie Grass Rum. Flbro Hugo and Japanese Matting Runs
in a grout variety of coiorlnga and Ilzoa.
in addition to
Mattinga, are
{The A; J. 001st COMPANY
SOUTH NORWALK.
lions east of tho litioity mountains. A
woli'deflned area of low pressure is
WEATHER A YEAR Aoo TODAY
'l‘emperutnre: Low, {12: high, 68.
Cloudy.
”NA... .-....-r,.—..~_
TO PROLONG LiFE.
Happy Marriage. Dally Bath. Certain
Foods. Heat and Fresh Air.
To prevent. old one coming on too
soon. the ilrst condition necessary is
the possession of healthy glands tohiof
the
adrenals. tho pnttoi‘t-tire, and the lit-i
Marriage is an invaluable aid in the'
struggle against old ago, if married
life is one ol‘ tho host moans ot‘ resis-
ting. the approach of old one. on the
other hand, it. is positively certain that 1
unhappy marriages are the surest'
and
these“
To avoid premature old age
1
Wear loose collars, because a tight‘
|
free;
thyiold
110 not take too 111mb meat. be
cause abundance of rural alters the
i
’l‘alte large quantities of milk. this:
being the extract of various Handed?
and especially that ol’ the thyroid. j.
lle us much as ptniitiillt' in tho opwti
all and ostieolull} in the suahino noti‘
’tnite plenty of owrt lSP taking care to
deeply and legitlurlv. l
Take it both daily, and in lltltillioli.i
ionco a week or every twu works take;
a Turkish or vnpor hnth.
Wear porous clothing, light lint.
‘and low shoes. .
(lo early to bed and rise early.
Sleep in :1 very dark, very Hillel:
room and “ilil a window open ; nndi
do not sleep less than nix or more than
when and one liali hours.
g lime one complete day's rest in
each w,eek without reading or writ-
ting. »
Avoid mental disturbanoos or Wurv
, rites.
' lie temperate in the use of alcohol.
. And also in the use of coffee and tea.
Avoid places that are overheated.
especially by steam and badly venti-
iluted.
i Replace or reinforce the functions
lol‘ the organs which may have he-
come changed by age. or disease, by
'means of the extracts from the cones.
pending organs of healthy animals.
But, of course. the application of this
precept must always bur adapted to the
!indlvidual enuo.-~Brltlah Medical
‘Journul.
APPENDICITIB ON THE GAIN.
Dr. R. L. Patton. of New 0111911113.
LB... has made appendicitis a special
study. He says that when one studies
the appendicitis statistics one may
Wollbe excused for a feeling of alarm
lit the manner in which the trouble
seems to be growing. "One gratifying
thing about the trouble it." said he.
"that while it may ho increasing. the
deaths it causes appear to he grow-
ing lower. ‘
among the well-tone merely that the
disease in 'ineronninsi-n‘aiilondiih‘o initi-
it in silo becoming mars-premium. .
used to be. It in difficult. hamper.
to banish any Inertial reason for the
. theory about it.
, m attributed to the audio! enameled
. “Maw . Mom 1 ...... ........ ,.
Fertilizers
For farm, garden, lawn. flower bed.
Stable Manurev Potato Manure,
Superphosphate (lround lionei Ashes, Land Plantar. Mariam of Pot;
nah. Nitrate. of Soda, ett
RAYMOND BROTHERS
., -._--.....-.. ..... ‘ o T“
m 0”00MOW“MOMOOW“””M0“M;
"BONNIE" LITTLE OHiCK FEED
This is a borne product, fresh earh din, composed of old cracked
corn. millet seed, cracked wheat. steel out out "Will, and only materials
that grade in every rteapoot up to our high standard are lliiv‘id.
u
A rum»
pinto grain ration for litilo chicks, prepared estatrlully to "wet the
needs durinn the critical period of chick life.
food which insure easy digestion and rapid. healthy groirth.
t.‘onialna olernonts of
l honest-
ly believe it to be the best chick feed on the market. hwause it has
all the good thlnas that the host of drum bare, with the added benefit
or being fresh. which is most. essential.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality that In mice. always in the minds of its custom-
orsm Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horuea. (lilting and Poultry
th
' . Nothing Binds the
Home Ties Closer
an a “Good Piano
it doesn't take a very close observer
to see that homes with l’lunos are
buppittr than those without. it scents
.11 pin ital any horn i should he with
out thr- 1't-iming iniltenoos of music,
when a good piano can he had train as
on 1011 easy payments
We lit‘t‘ftllli as little as,$lil when the
piano oi your choice is sent home.
You can arrange to pay the balance at
as low rate as $5 a month.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS, Foe . .. -
C bickering
anler
Huntington
Rranich 81 Each
Sterling
Mendelssohn
PIANO
‘,. x ‘
M. Sonnenberg Piano Co.
104 Washington Street.
South Norwalk
H. W. Hart. Manager
.. v-r
FUNERAL OF GOVERNOR CHAM-
BERLAIN.
Simple But Impressive, Services Held
This Afternoon in Morlden.
l’liil‘llliidlx'. May ism-«With simple
.
Wm...” M «.04....
HIGHEST BEER PERFECTION
promising pituauru with every
thought is itnhtly turned in or.
try hottlt‘ branded ltuppt-rta, 801
free. ituppwt :1 liimr is sparki-
inn. t‘flot‘t‘mn 1 pt Mina to the liftlv
nth. stratutian .- to tho stomach
11nd 1111 all ‘ronwl body builder.
lit-tier than medicine, it, routs
loss; ill“. :1 «use. delivered.
Free delivery erorywhere.
Magner 8. Flynn
cert-molly. following his wishes. and
utttrnded by tin-n prominent in the in 4
titliiii‘lal, political and military circles.
of the pinto. the body of innum- titty-iI
l
arbor Altit‘unt t‘hnmlwrlnin wan laid to
,
rust thin afternoon in \lalnut (limo:
itotm-«tory. linnha and schools t‘loaedl
iornor, 73 years. Public services were
held at 1111» First Congregational
Church. of widen the former governor
gwuu :t ntotnlwt
in prayers at the home for the {11111in
i’l‘he otlltlatiug tlorgymon “no Rev
‘ . .l. Lt‘ird. pastor. and liar. ’l'homaa
Eittra Large
Size
No. 2 Nut
Coal
$5 a ton
Telephriito
Mr. Auto
go down the Itreet and
HARRIS 81 GANS GO
if. Nitaent, assistant pastor. During
the survives at the rhurch. the favor
iio hymnn of litr.t‘l1ainlu.-rlaln "i need
i’l‘heu Emry Hour,“ und' R01 R of Aaea'
iwote sung by the choir. Rev \lt. Lord
‘dnlh ored 11 eulogy, in which he said:
"We are here today to honor the
memory of a beloved friend. a loyal
citizen and one of the most highly eti-
teomed governors the State of Con
neotlout has ever bad. This large and
. repreneutntive gathering lndlcaiea how
general won his acquaintance. how an-
preciated his worth. and how doepa
08 Water Street bereavement waohln death The pres-
How About This
Owner ‘7
A few days ago a driver came into this garage and asked
to see the manager. Upon making ourselves known he ask-
ed, in a confidential tone of voice. “How much is there in it
for moi! I got the boss to store the car and have his work
done here." We said. "Not a cent." ’“Well, ” said he, "I can
get from ten to fifteen per cent. ” "You
ad better go there then.’ we replied, “for you won't at an
once of the friends here bears test!
many to the deep sympathy tell by all
for the family. When we recall the
plain tastes and inollnatlonu of Govon
nor Chamberlain, his democratic life
and his aversion to euloglea, we are
persuaded that we must not trespass
upon those feelings today by any oa-
tontutlotts‘sotilng forth of his virtues
and traits of character. flat when we
his life.
from the boat or Puritan lineage.
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‘ut noon. and during the hours of the;
funeral buaittnhn so tar as possible was:
brought to a standstill. and the tire.
: iN'liH tolled tin» aar- of the former now
tho-m brim: plot odor) 1
realise there has been called from our
community and state one who was
greatly beloved by all and will be no
. generally mined. we Cannot but ex-
press some words at appreciation or
Governor Chamberlain came
in
in a HurryP
\ery ueiiwuo do motor car
repairing in the quickest time“:
possible, {\‘uvor disappointed 3'
customer yet. and we won’t. dis-
appoint you. What is it needs
firing on tour our. " Engine trou-
ble”? Steerlm.r goat gone wrong? .
Magneto or 'cathnrt-tor out of
whack? See us. We're auto-
mobile doctors.
W. A. Hanford' ; '
i 42 NORTH MAIN ST.
DO YOU WISH TO BE A
BUSINESS SUCCESS?
Then you must have a Bpsiness Training
Merrill Summer School:
PORT CHESTER STAMFORD SOUEH NORWALK - '
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Line ‘i ‘5
Eyes Examined Free
0. D. Jackson
Optician .
The Completeness of Detail Combined!
with its Easy Running Qualities "
are two of the big polntu of
"Appendicitis has been called the
‘rake oft" at this garage.” And he went. so we lost h a bus-
neon. . However. We donoider it worth it for the chance to ad-
vortiae that it gave no. In the future this is the policy that
‘ the management of the ARMORY AUTO CO. intends to £on -
"rich man's scourge, but. it layout
his youth he Watt poor in pocket, but
rich in detoi'tnination to make his way
lathe world. His personal tire was
die clutter and even among the poor.
low in all its department: and we only ark our friends and
patrons to give no a chance to demonstrate the fact that we ~
are bare to do the boat pooliblo garage business under condia v
clean. straight-forward and bailout.
What no believed to be right he did,
Ho mu simple In his tastes and game
min in his feelings. He loved men
"And this in not merely because it
. in more early recognized now than it .1 .
tits moot prosérvu- ‘
work, We remain,
Very truly yours.
WHAT OOHM—lfld HAG DQNI
door and prices that will insure no a moderate profit on our ‘
out .ruo‘u' smut
and who babble“ when he has rains.
lip: with people. He made every one
with Whom be converliod tool that
their limitations mu his business. their
immutable: interests. no movie in
lliorldon have always locked upon Mn
iOh‘atn obtain more u at neighbor. than
The Meyer C
Lot paramount-Ito to you, the Many others.
acted an escort tor the funeral oortogot United States donation Frank i3.
and train it were selected the active dozen. of New London; in ..
arbor Simeon til. Baldwin turner Gov- Rockvlllo; Walter iii. Coo. of
orator-I 7I‘homaa N. Waller..Phintiaa 13. turn; William A. King. tit‘iiriilli11pniiiéI
Munsbury, .Moraan G. Bulkoluy, 0. and worse 0. Woodraii, othiii ,
Vincent Collin; fluorite P. Malabar
H
Roberta Itollihtl. Woodqu and The woman who artillti
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