East
Norwalk
O
Filled
Drquants.. m. ‘
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and eillclont
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
Get
Your
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER, Manager
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES
Fire headquarters. \~nn Zandt St. 'i‘el.
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212~-I'Iast Washington and Fort Sin.
214-«Vnn Zandt St S: So Osborn Ave.’
2l6~ East Aie. ufid ilowaii St.
217—“inlleltl Si
223-»«it‘ort anti Charles Sis.
224-1f3aat Ave. tutti It‘ittrlt Si.
22! «St John St and Idtilie Ave. i
332 Seaiiew Ate. anti First St.
335 ilotllovatd and Second St.
allow-Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
Auxiliary box in Marvin school con-
nects with box 335.
.4 Auxiliary box iii It‘iton school cou-
limits with box 21d. ‘
Ono blast of whistle at odd times.-
teeting oi lino open
One binst oi whistle at S p.
Itundard time.
ilox test. at S p. in” every Wedneadny
'i‘wo blasts of Whistler »-1- i—- lite out
It‘our blasts of whistle ll l-l—nt
8: 30 a. m. ., no school
Same call at ii: 30 ii. In. one session.
A telephone dressage to elet'ttit el l-i
tion (705”. between the hours oi ti p.
m and 6 ii. iii.. giiiiig lot ntion of tire.
an alarm will be glveii of nearest box
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Allied Ii. (‘utbilh of tiIo (‘Ilthlll ill-'ll
mtukel. is laid up with ilil tItlIIth
Uttisiils.
ul'
The mid-weekly tart-lint: ol' the. .\li~
vent t‘ltrinlittu t-IIIirrh will be held. this
ovoIIIII-g, iler. Li'bltli’
oupyinr. the pull.
II‘. Reynolds or»
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liei. t‘. hurlen i. Anderson will in I up)
‘llio pulpit at tho weekly |llli)t'i' llli.‘t.‘l~
lily: of tho Swotileli (huntrontitiotitii
church. this evening. ‘ i
Mrs. 'i‘humnn llahl. ol‘ Myrtle htroet.
. in entertaining the menthol» ot‘ St.
JIIiIion' Circle of Klun‘ s ilapnliioru this
nliortioon. at but homo. .
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The weekly prayer and prairie nor-
vitto oi‘ the East Avenue. Methodiat
ohurul’i u’fll I)? hold, this oveniutt. ltov.
William W. illllion oillrltiiinil.
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The low tide and heal. thin ntorulntt.
tended to draw from the mild little that
bleach which lit the bane of the euro at
oeriuln timers and honnoun of tho your.
, llapinln Willie it}. Iloll. of [dual Nola
walk, was operated ttpon til, the Non
, wallt Hospital yesterday by in. Lloyd,
‘ or New York. tuuthttmi by lira. William
J. ’l‘rtieey and F. l ibirholl
‘ All was plated in yontortiayo paper.
the puppet which was to have been
' held.._itrklity‘» evening. under the tuition '
nought“ the ladies’ Aid Society, has
been posipmied indefinitely on burnout:
or the death or Mrs. illlommodiou and
I . James h’ilolnmedieu. g
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George ll. Von Admire proprietor of
the (trauma: laundry; who llllll been
7 laid up with it“ ntlttolt” ottonoilitirt. woe
able to be; out and around. yesterday
‘tiriornoon; tor the link tithe. "Bin lion,
‘ (3 Word Vito Altityno. however. lit niill
* unable to be out at doll "
‘ meals.
.at John W.
V account of illness.
that she will recover from the latter
and believe that she will survive the
ordeal.
Mrs. Mattie L'Honimedieu, who died
suddenly Tuesday, is survived by two
sisters and four brothers. They are
hire. Carrie Hooter. oi‘ Maine; hire.
Lottie Plait. oi’ Ludlow street, i~i, Ell-
wood. Arthur Ellwood, Frederick Eil-
wood and .1. Milton- Ellwood. They
have the sympathy of many oi many
friends during their bereavement. I
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East NOI‘Willk wotermen are not a
little intereitied iii the action taken at
the Iiieetitig oi‘ the Merchanto' it: Mtill~
Iifncturers' Association, Inst evening.
at. which time it was voted to appeal
to Congressman for harbor improve
Nobody knows more than the
East Norwulk wntornien the needs of
the harbor and it in the earnest hope
of all that something in the way of the
desired iinimrveincuts may be secur-
ed.
John Gorhum, the faithful employe
Beatiy'n paint more. in
East Washington- ntreet. was forced to
return to hie home. this itiorninit. on
Mr. Gorlinm pluck.
ily came. down to the store early and
opened up that establishment, return-
ing to hint bed as noon on some of the
other employee ontno around. Mr. lior-
llillil hail the bent wishes oi his many
friends for a speedy and complete ro-
rovery.
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The Mayflower base all team will
(TUNE bats with It atrong llritlacport
tuom this coming Saturday. tit lilo
MtiilloWer oval. and a grout good ooh-
lont istotitit‘ipatori. 'i‘ht- ilreitieu have
made a very ttuapiooan mart in their
season linvinir‘won all three ironies
they have played and it is hoped that
they will add another victory to their
airing. Saturdav. The same lineup as
laid ueek villi plilllilhi) appear on the
field.
Weston
Mists blame Admin; In on the nick
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8. ll. F‘iitit‘hrr line l‘tntlt‘ti his broth-
ur In Strniiortl. ’
hire. E. .l. ilulhley butt entertained
relatives from Norwtillt. .
lt‘. i", Moroliotzse has been on the in»
mild list for a few days.
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Mr. and lira. Full. of Bridgeport.
have vinitod friends In town. ,
(flint-Ion i-iorii lllill returned from it
I'mv tIuyn‘ vlttil in llrooitiyn.
if. M. Altar and il'ii‘lmlil from Nit.
Vernon. have about it tow day» in
town.
Hinti‘ton Flilll‘llili' ht h'llifill‘lllil from n
Iindly'iujut'ed loot omitted by tiiopplnit
on n null
Mrs. hair and Mrs Willml. oi Groom
,eltl have been Ittntans oi Mr. and him.
i). M Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. of Illusion.
have visited their dattithtor. .Mro. lr~
vlnrg ‘iiookwood.
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One of Rowland brothere' than new
httrsott, purchased last melt, is very
Ill, and under the care of hyvotoislnnry.
tilt-II. Aline Colo, of New Haven. llilii
spent a few days With hermiother and
aunt. at tho Nichole rmidoncepln not»
hold.
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not." FrnahJ-Nlehola tout Mien .li‘itto
Nichole have reittr'notl from 2 visit of
,llGit‘el‘Nl months in Britigonortj and New
“or irietide and ieititiveu are in bottom
WeStport
8t Saugatuck
Motrin “White has launched his fast
molOi boat.
Mint; Carrie (.‘roesmau.
with a hovero attack of tonsilltie.
Elinor Henderson has resigned as
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Motor Car Proving e Great Help In.
Man's Conquest of Game.
The automobile! which has revolu.
tlonod no tuttiiy featured of business
and sporting lite during the post low
year-,3 eeetnu to go on in tin conquest. ;
of ancient ouutomlt. One of the intent ‘
phonon oi outdoor life to fool the ef— .
idols of tho nutomobile'a superiority :
over methods employed in tornier 2
days in hunting. And the utivaniagon “
of the motor-driven vehicle in tiilii‘
line of sport about to he on numerous
an in other fields of endeavor intot
which the automobile. has been Intro l
duced.
in the fortunes“, of big game thel
automobile has solved the problem
of trunnportailoii far better than has .
been the (little with any tttititi‘lvnnod
heretofore lined. Deer and caribou.
may be easily curried on the rear part. I,
of ti machine without any liltfililvelll':
once. If the hunter curtail to continue 7
in bin search. If not, it may be. rush. ‘
. ed back to blimp or to the. hunter's
home just no fast on It human being is
l willing to travel.
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in getting to and from the terri-
tory where game is to be found the
advantage can be best measured by
the ratio oi npt’otl between the horse.
' the former i'uethod of travel of long
5 and tireeutne journeys by Wagon. or‘
even by root. through rural districts. .
sometimes neronnittitiug several days'
time, has been supplanted by tho‘
I speedier method whirh enables a mon
in Biiflel‘lllgf to leave his home in the morning.
travel ovrzr hundreds of miles of turn~
‘ pike, and return home the some tiny.
driver of the Adams Express company. ‘
Mrs. Stone, of Not'walk, has been on-
ganed as ooutrulto at Trinity church.
linity Home of Wright street has
seemed ii position in u Bridgeport res.
tuurtiut.
hits. \iilliatii H Smith will
‘after spending a low homo in tho
Wanda.
Willi on automobile llit‘. hunter hill? .
7 little trouble in carrying an extensive
e
equipment. The average automobile
furnishes plenty of room tor touts.
bedding. ti tow roohini; “lotions. and ‘
extra clothing. besides guns. ummunh
tion, and other iniplouienta for limb
int: alone.
. nicnt may also lie t-ari‘led along. this
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ttiiii the L‘utroiti Foodie tlltb, this ni-‘
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requiring scarcely titty room. The
hunting nuiotilobtlr I.~I it far" different.
spectacle than the a\‘ornnt-‘iiiiut-hinc.
the ronr'lieltii: etiii. oly I‘mor red with
Ntu York city people how opened filled!“ allitllfllitt“ it“ ”"Vl’iml gum;
(fontpo inn on tTIIt.ioh and State etrootu
tor the Hudson.
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Mrs. .ionule Olmrtload. with has been"
\islliui: in town,
home in Bridgeport.
Arthur l-‘tirttuliuI'sut‘r. crown solicitor
ot' .Inmulrn. Word indies. him been the
guest of l(.'llill\(‘il tit tovrn.
Already summer visitors are
in}; in Iowa. in another Itionth
poi-I B population will iurronno
oil“.
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’i‘tio "(‘uriistotie squatters"
lulu-it poummoion of ilio library ('Oriil'l'
ttiid do not llllliit' ti pleasing night to
iruiil oi our library grounds.
Minn (‘ Louise ’i‘homaa in iii utiotid
ntico today at tho stale Maturation of
Woman‘s oinlm. tit Waterbury an a
3 little dilllrtilty in this regard.
' travel.
hue returned to her
llshiniz tittitlo it up. and other when
series of hunilnt, and outlining life.
in the log roads 0! the north the
automobile hon unlit-d the problem of
it has nin‘uyt- been somewhat
of ti hordnhlp on homes beetiiirle of its
roughnona. but the :Iulmuobilo ilndo
Equip-
, pod with lIv.‘l\y ill‘t‘a the nun-limo trav-
els: over thew liii: roads for better
. than than or bum hart lii't'n out” to
. travel before.
urt'lv- .
Tilt'
xiii-ding tho llil't‘i‘llil‘
i‘fliiltj‘ in true ro-
roade found in
.llIe woodland Hi‘t'lil'tllli of the lower
fully
have i
. hurt a Iltilo limit and thou.
‘ them a button.
countrwaow \‘uth 'l‘ltuoea.
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Credoloue Buch‘toee.
Wilbur Wright. at tub Armory l'ark
aviation meeting. said ol‘ risky inlll-
tort-I: "Tilt-rte. ti.“li‘t'tll!\‘llrl ought to be
it touches
Otherwise they have
too mnrh faith in their lurk. Their
faith hormone on ritllrulouo tin ihtit
‘ of ”train llurltiotot ui‘ Wont (‘nrrolliotL
dolonato trout the Improvement ouch;
oty.
hieadnmes hay, Ninth and Stourne
will attud the annual tart-tint; of tho
Norwtilit t'hnptrt'. i). A. it., til the “(Mir
i .‘dru. .I. Milton (‘uinii'tn thia
noon.
ni‘tor
Hurry Let-n, illt‘hltlmll of tho ilrntllt-y
Alto i'nt'tori. wont to i‘ooknltiii, X. Y.
piano Ioltitiio to IllOVlllt; the lilt‘lol‘l"
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hire. Ill Giovanni, Minn lioll ll. lilo-
\‘Illwlli,
and “Will (layer and liohor iii (lio-
ornmii opt-Iii MOHllfl)‘ in New York oily
and viititud the Hippodrome.
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'1 ho Junior league of ('llllnl chart-h
will timeout a ploy. entitled “The \' lr
ninth lleroine.” at National hull. HIM
evening. There are lit itlrlu In tho
cart.
will be netted. _
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Chariots lluliy moved Iilh (‘Itl'l'liiiw
shop iitid fixtures from ll‘iVill‘lllil olive-
nho 'l‘nettduy to Ilia Iiowly ptirehuued
property on Clinhl lill‘ttt‘i. north of tho
liltnbuliniug flirtory. 'l‘lio ill‘timtl‘iy on
width the illiup formerly nlooti hull
been trold‘hy Mrn. tilpperiy to Leonard
(innit.
charming 1'. Harris in emulating on
organint at, Trinity church for a low
Sundays. During the hammer mouthn
Mrs. Benedict. oi! Norwnlh will play the
organ. On Sept. 1 Mil!!! Pauline 1?.
Smith. teacher at the Center reboot
and tittporvittor at music In our pnbilu
whom, will (illloi‘ upon her duties at;
lite regular orgnaitit.
a aaowmuw
oEflMAN ACUTSNI“.
'I‘lioyei‘ziiititph hnportod into indie at
one time all cattle from Great Britelh.
'l‘ho lntiiaa ease lire. however. very
email. and the essential did not iii. A .
German travel“ untitled this tuition
item and got hit! firm to militia more
litigation tutti exp ’
the trade in mm
to:
At the i‘lllii‘llifiltiil rotreeuienle.’
‘ mory
,t‘otiltin't nhatior
"iiirnui llurittotus, a Word t’mrroli-
ton inrtuut', lined to route lit to Dayton
Suiiitthiy alienation to ithup
and the boy: Iii the let-d toto would
take many a lion out of him on no
mum of bin faith. lio'd boiiove any-
thing ~~~~~ anode to the tallest iti‘tlllill‘lll'
ions. One Saturday. to ??i‘l‘ ll be
Illrnlu'o pitiverbiol
3' faith, it Dayton wit Fillii:
I loan, did
" ‘Bponitln' or budtiltieu. Mr. lint-k-
I over toll you that when
i i won out Wont i been a buffalo up it
Monday to look over ootitiltloun ill that 5
hire tirotl tltiyor. Mibnttu \‘luluj
tron oaten‘ urupvu‘l'
" 'ltidoodl‘ euld lilratu. llu didn't
even limit a bit tutti-lied. but only In-
lei‘naleli timl lenitt'tl. 'liitlw'tl'.’
“ "l‘liat‘n what I miti.‘ roponietl the
wit. “Why. .\ir. lht-lttoiut. didn‘t. you
never see Ito buffaloes up inst-iii"
" 'No.‘ folio-rod illrutn. “No. i can't
pay i ever did.’ Then he brightened
up. ‘I‘Iut l'ro often heard] he added
‘how very fond they are of grapon.‘ "
widow York i’resu.
Gypsy Wot-dine Leoqnom.
To (onIiIIIInlt‘nie \\ till one tinoiltnl‘.
Gypeiee now llitm tritium-wand they also
the telegraph. too. whoa lltlt'i'illllll')"~'
enpeolnily iii iltltt ruuntry. lint the
modern liomnuy abut follow» the "pat.
toran." trnnluit the loomieim. or wagon
trorltti, of hill trtonde on tin.- road by
the Iintno method employed by My
ancient prototype» rotutintt direction!
where on Word: are written on elderly
on the loritlo tloutt II lillliltildfi trim
board. rim the country. out the
tomb anti be read by the minty (m y...“
it in hidden and horror. although it?
may be In plain night, its ti Ilgnbonrd
iii open and public. The pnttortln only .
he formed of ntiolts or mouse or are.“
pieced ecroati million at the parting
of mode in limb manner that only It
Gypsy homo instantly notlmand on.
dortitontl. To him it tritium murh:
llret of all the direction taken by
Motility predoroltoore. ’
m rabid-«Mona e
. ilgge ee Food.
din-mini doctors have been terrain.
until: the ioiutth or time that eggs
are retained in tho stomach. it it be
worried that the length of dine that
food In retained in the otomnnh til it
pleasure of he digestibility. ilghtl'yt
cooked dim are the most diamante;
noxt more flit? than buttered
lame, tutti thirdly hortizholiéd may and
our in en omeletto. w: i ,
tithe dilution oi .h twinned
mini
I «moniontel,
m" ind n watso today means a lock to
A full line of fishing equip!”
pituitliiititt
Pleasant. Gentle, Though the Most
Effective Remedy in the World ior
Singglsh Bowel: or a Lazy Liver.
in the old days physio was dreadful
cantor oil. units or cathar
tics. And they were Worne than they
neomed, for they Irritated the l-lLOllliitJil
and bowels. They noted much as
topper nits in the nostrils. 'l‘huy
flooded the bowels with fluids. Hut
those fluids were tllxeutive jail-es.
borrow. You uncured relief. but you
we re actually worse od‘ than without
t.
it‘s different with Cuticarets. 'l‘heli
rilTitttl ll-i the Hattie as that of laxative:
‘uodn, or of exercise. They stimulate,
the bowols to natural action. No
triping. They not no a bowel tonic.
The old way. too, was to lake large
(loses of physio. People waited until
the bowels were clogged. The new
way is to take one Clincaret when
you need it. Carry the box in your
pocket or purse. Ward oii’ Llflm
troubles instantly. The modern plan
in to keep at your boat. The olti way
wasted too many good hours. (lot it
ii) cent box of Cnst‘nretu now. 1
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PERSONAL TAX. .
The poll and military taxes which
the personal tux replat‘en the boeu‘
patiently borne for years by thoIia-li
undo of property- holders who were "9]":
attend for thtlfl and Industry by- being
compelled to pay them, while indol-
once wnetofttliienrt and slllfilertsness:
went free, 'Iho ploportymholddl’n were
may to reach; but an collection from
the root. of the totiitnltulty involiee con
‘l'ililol‘lilllt! exertion, those who ignored
the notices of the tax collector. and ru-t
tuned to contribute their quota to?
wards the demand of the State “ere?
permitted to my the law with Iuipuirg
liy. This was not the worst. in spite
of its failure to collect. the city was
obliged to pay over the full amount to
State authorities. and it 'therefure
made another levy on the funds of the.
taxpayers in order to obtain the" unrest. i
nary money. They therefore paid the
tax twice over; onro for their own-
shore of the nesenntueni, and the net'-
ond time to atone for the delinquen-
t'ion oI' olliot'a.~ Bridgeport Telegram
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CARNEGIE ON LABOR TROUBLE
Andrew (hitherto.
nor lti Now
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in illl‘nt‘ troubled. than they are hit
ways in the right Employers are:
oiton in tho Willll';l often unrezteon
a‘iio. They often ttttt like Mrs. Smith
Janna—wash Impossible tliiuioa.
"Mrs a. Smith .,loaoit Inhibit a \lihi
at Palm lloaoli. engaged for bullet a
stately old Point”! tleuton
“‘.\'on. (day. rho amid to the old
follow 'thero lite two things i intuit?
int-ill“ upmt ttIithfuiIieos and ohotll
ultro.‘
"Yrs. lutitlnm.‘ the venerable run
\utii answered. ‘autl whorl yo’ Mild mo
i- II to‘ annals yo‘s out when yo’n iii.
\siiioh on bail ll be. tnndum‘.’
WHATS m A NAME.
“i limit like your heart action." tho
tltrt‘int‘ eulti. applying the Ml‘lilflt‘i‘flili‘
tirultt, "‘l'ou have hall “(lllli‘ ltouliie
with angina pertot'ih.
"You're portly rltilil, doctor." quIl
the young man sheeplnhly. "only that.
niu‘t imr iInItIo.“~~»l-Ionto Journal.
SPILLS
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”m Exitio‘h In militate". Mitten «hello ie
sou ill IllllliilIISl‘S MINNIE
Junior béleithfiK vellum
one. eta-m . M.
Golden Moments
Think of the plenouro applied, lot
the ntmttt'tottary pain and discomfort
you've hull-“'th!“ illmll’iil: Ito hero
‘ your were examined loony.
OPTOMK‘MY
The correction of eye troubled, nut
iipoeiolty wit it done exnctly and toilet
to certain it we fit your extort.
trill today for examination.
l‘t‘enwick Optical Co.
outrun rfault:yilttttoitto
item ~ti
it? WMHINOTON ovum
lions-M to 11:30 a. to and 12:45 to
3 gm. p. tn. Mbndar and Saturday. ‘3 to
2 ”In“
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‘ TRAVELERS
at a revolt! t‘lilti
\‘orlt. Mild of n oortniiii
labor ll‘Ollllii“: f
"it in eiliv oi‘ employers to pretend?
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Liability Policies '1
0.. :IAAN, May id—«hepresenlatives
of the Woponooo Construction Com-
pany building the trolley line from
Great Burlington olefin, to Ashley
Fails, Mails. were looking over the
ground from the latter toiwu to Cu:
until! yesterday, pieputntory. it iii he}
tiered, to the making of mate conv
mete plans to extend the line from
Author Falls to domain. There appears
0 be but one norioun objection now
and that is Fetish crooning in Canaan
anti attitude of the construction com
l‘n‘ni' any that it innttt be eliminated.
NEW HAVEN, May ,lS.--'i‘he south-
ward. extenaion or the Berkshire
Street Railway system, which is tron»
trolled by the New York. New Haven
and ilnrtt'urd Railroad Company, is
part ot‘ a plan of general extension of
'the Berkshire system heretofore an.
pounced. II. includes extension wetti-
ward and ultimate close connection
with the Springfield Street’Raliway
system, whizh the New Haven corpor-
ation also indirectly controls.
Dainty and comfortable negligees at
Reed's. See adv.
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[GOING TO BUY A
RANGE?
Get it now
While we can make prompt
connections
Price- $14. 75
Cash or on any payment!
No charge for piping from street to
range.
Housatonic:
Power Co.
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Hammocks
Every variety of color and deelgn.
Large assortment Pricee to plane oil
$1 to $5
c—nw
C. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
HOUBIE VUHNlBHER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH
NORWALK. CONN.
ITO.
horweiit Breach Office at
The Evenintz Sentinel
Don’t Wait
over.beioro you got that
new Refrigerator
0 It Now
and tom the coat. by pre—
serving the food ‘you
would otherwise be ob-
liged tethrow away. All
Hurdwood
Refrigerators .
from $7 50 $30
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‘i.;ibomn Indian Pile Onttmont will
Blind. Bleeding and ltl.‘ tint; Piloit. It ab-
sorlui the tumors, nileye itching at once.
not» an a. poulilee, given Inulnnt relief. .-
Willioms' indian Pile Ointment ll pro-9‘
pared for Pileu and itching of the private
myrtti Diligglgta, mall Elli: and. IMO
WILLIAMS Mia. 00.. from” Ctevolenti. Ollie
For {title by The clifford Pharmacy.
FLEUR DE-LIS CLUB DANCE.
"mud
-Pleaeant Social Affair in Town Aeeorn'
bly Hall,
The town tintseiiibly hall in Wall
street was the ocean of an enjoyable .
little dance last evening, given tor,
the benefit. and Inuit r the auspices of;
the P‘lotttude-Lis (I'iuli of NOI'WJlik. This.
club in ii mueicai organization and-
the‘meinbers furnished the excellent.
music for the occnsiui. Harry A. Vail
of Broad River, had charge of the
general arrangement oi the dance.
Last Night.
The orchentm was seated upon the.» - ‘
platform at the south side of the hall.“
from which vantage point they (lie. ‘-
pensed the music for the number oi!
dance on the program. The club is
composed oi" the following ladies: Mrs;
Andrew Heath. violin: Mrs. Robert
Louden, cortiet:
violin. and Miss Lydia ireinnd. piano;
The committees were as follows:
ileceptidn~~~biembere of the club.
Floor-«Chester Heath and William '
Weilnitz. ' ‘
General Mnnager~—»i-larry A. Vail. >
Robert London was in charge of'tho ‘
refreshment table, which was especial-'
1y popular during the evening.
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N. Main & West Six.
S.Norwallt
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