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at the
Drquan‘ts
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and eminent
service at all tiara.
Personal attention giv-
en to all presumption
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons.
Game manna
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‘ BRIDGE PHARMACY
‘ J. PARKER, Manager
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EAsr NORWALK FIRE ALARM '
BOXE Es
Fire headquarters, ‘f‘m Zandt 8t. Tel
Ziszust Washington and Fort Ste.
zid—Vnn Zandt St. & So. Osborn Ave.
flit—«East Ave. and Rowan st.
217-Winfleld St. A_
223-Fort and Charles Sta.
224~East Ave. and Fitch St.
225~St John St and Edlie Ave.
- Maw-Seavlevv are and First St.
.335wBoulevard and Second St.
valid—room Ave. and Fifth St.
Auxiliary box in Marvin school éon-
pools with box 335. ~
Auxiliary box in Fitch school con-
nects with box 216.
One blast of whistle at odd times,
testing or line open
One blast of whistle at 8 p.1n,
, Iptandardntlme. . . 1.
Box test at S p. in.. every Wedn
Two. blasts of whistle~~i~1- grimy out.
Four blasts oi Whistleiul- -'-1 14-4:
j 8: 30a. m.. no school
Sauna-i call at 11:30 a in. one session.
A te ephou’e message to electric etafi
tion (705). bettveeu the hours of 6 p
m. and ii a. m, giving location 0! lire",
‘ an alarm will be given of nearest box
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Hurry .1. Dexter. of Kaiser.
client
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place.
the Sabbath in Toms River,
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Mls. DurWell buy is {unlined to her
home. in East avenue, with a serious
. illness
Charles ii. Cummings, of 277 East
avenue. is having a house erected on
Mniv'ina Ridge.
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Miss Myrtle Naylot of Albany. N.
‘ Y., is spending a few days with friends
, in East Norwallt. '
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The barber shopsfiwill he closed all
day, tomorrow, but will be open until
‘ 11 o'clock this evening.
The East No1 walk catheter-y is being
played in proper condition for Memor
E lul Day. being cleaned up.
mm.—
Mrs. Joseph ’1‘. Fluid of Woodward
avenue, ld’ the guest .3: relatives In
New York city for a few days. ‘
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Mrs. Iiiavid Hunl’o‘rd, oi Winfield
a at who has been ill with on silent:
he grip. Is this to sit up basin. '
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’ilerilmbih reset, or Mmanciimettsp
jhit wI ii his brother.‘ Alfred
5.
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7 ‘ minutes nobertaqu a lly, {oi
, meridian, are the guests for few days
.I'fwlth Mr. libobertson's lather, James
Elev. Charles J. Anderson officiating. I”
. distChu'rob. The meeting was largely
‘g'l‘ll
Day.
. Parker's sister and husband. Mr. and
,, week the I’dpworth tongue of the East
a.”
The weekly devotional roasting of
the ibpworth Magus ,was .- beld, last
evening. at the East Avenue Matilda
attended. _ ‘
, Young Pebble 3 Society or Loy.
at We here held its weekly meeting.
last evening. at the Advent Christian
Church. The meeting was a very en-
thuslastlc one o
Paul Jones, son of Henry Jones, the
former Blast Norwslk business man.
was a guesifioi rriends in East‘Nor-
walk, yesterday. Mr. Jones s now lo
cated in New York city.
The natural growth oysterlnen. who
spent the Sabbath at their illustANdr
walk ironies. returned to the‘beds oi!
Bridgeport and iFairlleld this morn
ing. They will not observs Memorial
Bridge Tender John Cole was busy
this morning. replacing one of the new
planks which he recently put in the
eastern approach to the draw bridge
and which the heavy lNorwaik trans-
fer anio truck broke
Mr. and Mrs. James Parker. 0! 034
born avenue. are entertaining Mrs.
Mrs. H. A Remington, oi Bridgeport;
and Mr. and hire Francis ill Fountain,
of New York city.
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The annual pleating oi the East Nor
walk Fire Department. will be held on
Monday evening, June 5. at the May-
iiower headquarters. At this time'the
oillcers for the ensuring your will be
elected and other business oi‘ impor
tune? transactedfi
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pm
MIA Wednesday altemooni or this
Avenue Mothbdlst Church will com.
means its sale of ice cream on tllej
lawn of the church. The sale will open
at 6:30 o‘clbcli and (feminine until 8:30
o‘clock. The sales will probably be
uolltlnued on every Wednesday even.
lug hereafter.
The :Sundsv vSrhool Bonn] of the
Eost Avenue Methodist Church will]
hold its monthly business meeting.
unremitting Qn Wednesday evening.
the oiliclal bonrd wilI hold an import
not. meeting and the choir will hold it
rehearsal. 0n the. afternoon ,0! the
, same d y. the Ladles‘ Aid Society will
holditi' regular meeting.
The Mayflower schedule {or the next
low games is as follows:
g‘uesdaywflresrent A. (3.. Bridge-
port double bender
June switippiwax ~13. B. C.. of Cos
Cob. . A
June 4-«J-Westport, in Westllort.
”June ills-«Bengals. bridaepori. i
June l’l-«Orloles. ll
June 24-Bridgeport Post. ‘
duly l-Eost Gide A. (3.. of Stamford.
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Unusually interesting services were
held at the [dust Avenue Methodl at
Church. yesttirdey. .In the morning
Rev. William W. Gillies preaehed and
4 Miss Clara William! sang a solo. on
‘ titled ”Just Before the Brittle. Motil-
Aor." The inemorial service was cute
small in the evening: they. Mt oldies
preaching an appropriate sermon. The
- . singing in the waning was appropriate
to the service, helnrled by Choir I)!
regior l5 )3: Diebrow.
Arthur brown I an e position
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I iStmu-~--'i‘hree Little Blisters.
institutionmoatber the Flowers,
Ilteoltatldeuwwhnt Little Girls :Geu
sirumentai coinprislug the" program.
Utter a, silver wedding ieest‘was ser- 2
volt to which alihlld utopia Justice.
Tub genial hosts ware wished many
happy returns of the day. .Chiei
Wheelr is one of East INorwallis best
known residents, having been the head
of the fire department tor the past 5li
teen years die is also an old member
of Butler Lodge, i. 0. 0. F.
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The Meinorlal Day exerolees in the
East Norwallt schools were held, this
afternoon. in the respective. schools.-
nnd there was a large gathering at the"
relatives and friends or the little pea-I
pie present. \ -
The following were the programs: “I
Fitch 'Schoei Grauimar Grades.
Songwriter Spangled (Banner-
Bible Reading.
lord’s Prayer
RecitationmlNever or Now.
Richard Sweeney.
llecitationm—Gettysbury.
Evelyn Radcliffe.
Recitation-«The. Hotter Way,
‘I' WGodfrey
ReQItatlonw—My Country.
Elias O‘Hara
<song-Camping on the Old Camp .I
Ground
tReoltalIonn—The Old Flag,
‘ Phebe Hosted; ,
Recitation-“All Honor to the Brave.
at inn Plait.
Recitationw'l‘he Call.
Lyman Gilbert.
llevitatlon~~0ur Fallen Heroes,
Smile Richards.
Song-mush Columbia
RecltntlouwShernlnn'e March to the ,
Sell,
Leland Impport.
Ileoltniioll—v-Memorldl Day.
Ruth Finch.
illecitetionw‘hiy Best Tribute.
Nathan iiinelu.
Réoitatioufirandpa’s Old Chum.
Lydia Sell.
Flag Salute.
Solyganmerica.
Room D.
Flop Salute.
Songm'l‘bere Are Many Flags.
Story or John ‘ilrown.
*Sonu-wJohn ilro't'vu‘s Body.
'Ittxzilnllonwil'umelnbrain‘s,
tunnel Seymour.
Sons— «Oh Bring the File
Rec ltatlouwlv‘or My Comm \,
Dismand Walteliohl.
Gong”! Know Three Little Sisters.
vileoitulionw-For Grandpa‘s Sake,
' Dorothy Harris.
Sony-America.
Room C.
li-longwhnlerloa. ‘
Recitatiouwwhal Little Girls Can Do,
Minerva Damon.
lleoltntionw’i‘winitle. 'i‘n'lnlilo Lillie
Stars, 7
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Herthn Farr.
Exorcism—Memorial Day,
_ *iilleveu ‘Bllyfi.
Recitationfiath‘sr the Flowers.
‘ " Anne Radoiille.
Patriotic Reading with accompani-
ment or Patriotic Songs,
Willis ill‘lewellyn and Class.
Memorial Dill! Story.
Room B.
'Sonanmericb.
Exercise-ether Colors.
I Three Boys.
Recitationm'l‘he Old Fins 'Foyivor.
Annie Cederltreb .
Methadone-liter Grandpa's links.
Helga (lilacs. ‘
Recitationwebiemorinl my.
Kenneth Fitch.
A Fla: Exercise. ,
8h: Pupils.
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Heron neurone.
E... lilies Salute.
7 meditatioanhe ladle soldier.
‘ noes will be rinsed tomorrow.
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Song—Elliotter (lupin‘l
Class. . A
. A, Class.
rvln School.
Bong—Jill) Thee, 0 Countly,
. . Grade VIII
'Recltationw'i'rueiPntliotism, ‘
isobel Tate.
Rpcimtlonwflring ‘Yllllll
Flowers. "‘1’" I - '
Fred Anderson.
. .CIA‘MAW“
illeoilotlonw-The Soldiere’ Wire.
Pearl Bi own.
Kori-v Anderson
Inocitationmhiemoriai Day
May lSlnlt-h
Incubation—«The Meaning or the Flag,
John le ie. .
Recitationuwe Lore Our Flag,
William (lustuison.
Song—file” Native Land.
.Recitationwhlomoriul Day Flag,
\ Vera h‘ltsmaurlce
_ Song-«Flag oi the Store I Love.
Recitation—A l‘iag on Every School
House.
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Bessie Reed.
‘ Recitationw-Thu seluaw soy,
Theodore Olsen.
*itecitationmll‘lu My Country.
Arthur Montgomery.
'iiecitationwtlur Country,
Roland ‘Sherwood.
Recitation-Cur Tribute.
Reborrn Kessler.
I Song~iled. White and Blue.
. Recitationwnn Offering for the Soi-
flier,
Mildred Loveioy.
liecltnlion--~'l‘hree I Cheers,
Burl Goslufson.
Flax Salute.
v Songmilmerira.
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as.
Henry Finch. iii Chestnut Hill, is
very ill with appendicitis.
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The library and all places at busi-
Mr. and Mrs John Kimber have mov.
led into their new residence
The Misses Control! have reopened
their summer nrdldenro in Saugaluclt;
Miss Eduu Bradley's friends gave
her it silver spoon show or Friday after.
noon.
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A son was born recently to lilr and
hire. Floyd smiths, or long and
Church streets. '
has
and
The Seugaluol: .Il. apostle.
been cushioned by ll. Wakoman
Son or Boondocks;
.ltev. C. F‘. Taylor hits launched his
handsome as ioot‘sloop. it is anchor-
ed south of the railroad bridge.
. Jesse Hayden and contain enry
Noah are combing large quantit es oi
lobsters In their pets on Compo.
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This afternoon the high school hall
team will play its postponed some
with the NorwplkLblzh school team.
Daniel u. Bradley: and Edward :3.
rm: have been appointed an ad-
ministrators at the estate or D ll.
Bradley.
Mr. end Mrs. Roger Williams, of
blew York city have arriml at their
summer homexlormerly the Modem .
berg place, in hammock.
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Mr. Dudley Carpenter or the stall
OI bht‘l Church Minion) Hon“ lid- _
ammo the members or Trinity parish
at the albumin; service yesterday.
Daniel border, at e delineate not. A
the local indie. attended the mud
' ' "lodge demolition lit do sells «5th V ,
' vorypseffivl piece on" pliers.
F. A. MITCHELL
‘ ‘ of the guests came from Norwaik and
,. lug during a-veriigo attack. its author-
dply
s. K. 'm'ro'uELL. unusnrAKEs
noose mountable
Coupes wALu Ann HIGH are.
uo‘awALK. coon.”
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Norwnik- Branch Office oi .
The Evgnine Sentinel
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Question
...OF RIGHT on WRONG GLASSEG
is settled when you come to us.
.We employ experienced Oculistse
‘ graduate physicians~ I examine
eyes and guarantee sail ption.
ecutls'rs‘alvb spoons: '
at Atlantic square. Stamford. Loon.
Open Monday it Saturday Brenton
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Alter home Friday evening when a
. part of, her trienderalied. ‘A number
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all enjoyed a pleasant evening.
. runes. "espouse: DIMBLEDL...
sourumorosz. my 29.—-Jud;:e
Marcus Holcombe. otthifiily wusfl‘e-
ported,comlortabie today. after the no
olden! at Bridgeport, in which "be
upmlnedhis ankle as the result of fell-
‘ teed the statement that it he was not
able to open Superior Court. in New
Haven next Wednesday. he would open
the court the following Wednesday.
The ankle was not badly swollen.
but was giving him much pain bald
JIM“ Ho:mmbflv ‘vili'. \vfiiflv CW5!
or. this plane is attending Judge Hol-
combs.
Belore assuming the iudgesblp Hot
combo was attorneyxeneial or the
sale. lie was succeeded by John ll.
Hunt, of South Norwalk. I
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PRINCIPAL WINS IN BITTER FIGHT
WABED AGAINST HER BY
WOMEN.
SOUTHINGTON. May as ~Prlnclpnl
tam.) Graves, oi the Mllldale school
displayed. today. the certificate of reap.
poilltment for a your secured irom the
board or education. yesterday alter
noon. after it spirited light again-st her
had been made by local women Who,
among other things alleged that Mrs.
(lravea (ironed too smartly. She issued.
a statement sprouting up the issues
and congratulating the school commie‘
aloners on Minding the schools in spite
of the unsolicited! her detractors.
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A (it any kind.
ll ’fbahana and bread m Willi.
A Ami!“ literati limit! that it
1 ”whst’ .
Can Travel In Style.
.pib‘ls till as when the dog is a Parisian
'prizewlnner with a screw tail
fears and other necessary characteris-
tics of it high bred French bull.
‘cumlort and convenience in traveling
.irom Mew York to Elan Francisco us
happened yesterday, existence is not:
to be barked st. ‘
‘ The dogs name is Radium end he
is owned by Frederiolt S. Drew. mil-
Ben Francisco. .
The Pullmfl Conineny has a. hard
livid Inst rule forbidding dogs to travel ‘
in its «oars. when Mrs. Drew learn-
ly and declared ratherthan Ibe‘eepas
rated from Radium she would travel . V,
in the baggage. car with his: or m.
in New Yolk.
"How unueh would a private our
cost?" Mr. Drew asked.
When told it would cost him $2, 000 p '
he pulled out his check book and drew
a check for the amount. Then the
Plymouth Roch, one ortbe famous St.
Lords Exhibition cars was run into
the Grand Central Station and coupled “3
up to the Chicago express. I
Radium was takenwto the station in
a taxicab.
Three Million pope’s-ions...
It is hard to believe that the gov-
ernmentf‘uflicials are correct when ‘
tin ' announee that there are 3. 000 not .
sir-called dope fiends In this country,
wthat is to any, victims or some of
the deadly drugs which most people
Iknow only by name.
comma, morphine and other such
devastating drugs are being used in
enlarged quantities. and recent events
in this city show how widespread their ‘
use is bohemian. 'Here is a chance to -
do some reform work in a vigorous
way. There seems to be enough law
on the subject. ii'lt is vigorously am
forced. but it is not true that punish-
ment is now severe enough.
The use of these drugs can be sup.
pressed only ,by maintaining a strict ~
control over the sale of them. The
worst feature oil then) all is that they
are so insidious. it is a long time
before the victim is known, and then.
it is apt to be too late. It does anti
seem as it the iederal government;
and the states eouidtworltnib'gether so
as to make it impossible for unlawinl
dispensers to get a supply. When a
man has nrquired edesire tor these
drugs he will make almost any sect-Iv
flee to secure them. Alcohol at its
worst is a simple matter compared
with cocaine and other ‘ "dapes."—~
Philadelphia inquirer.
Bismarck on Women In Politics.
Some interesting' observations of
Prince Bismarck on female sullrage
have just come to light. or women
in politics, he said: ‘
"We men are all clumsy. we Ger-
mans especiallyrare always ungainly
bears. even dlpiolnetlsis. Moreover,
much less would be made public. for
a sensible woman's mouth can keep ;
0n the other hand. it can;
draw from on opponent in a tone of;
silence.
harmless chatter many a secret that
he Would not give to on men. Wom-
an‘s mouth chats so ingratlatlngly on .
most difficult subjects that we navelI j
notice. old donkeys that we are. that 3
We have told them more than we in- ‘
tended to. ”For everything that is
feminine beats on In ouunlnx”-~Ber-_
lin Dispatch to London Telegrapr
Nothing lea‘tbe Banana.
Some people believe that the ban-
ana was the original iorbidden fruit 0!
the garden of Eden. in any citric. it
. is one or the curiosities or the vegeta-
ble kingdom. being not a tree. a palm.
a bash, a shrub, a vegetable or an
herb. but a herbaceous plant with.
the status of a tree. Although It
sometimes attains n height o: thirty
lest. there is no woody fiber in any
part or its structure. and the hunches
growing on the dwarl Home pilot
are oiteu heavier than the stall: which
supports them. No other plant gives
sucba quantity oi' loud to the‘aore
as the bannnu; it yields inrty~iaur
times more by weight than the pota-
to and 133 times more than wheat.
Moreover. no insect will attack it
and it is always immune iron: dive.“
‘ Mam In list-la.
The banana has become popular in
Paris and is sold freely in the streets.
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The increasine popularity of the fruit
is amply instilled lays a Paris paper.
the Dr. Max Makolvelty. in Naturopsth,
tar: suite.
on that ill that is neceusry for one.
tenancy «a. be obtained trots the '
The
Would be interesting to know upon
doctor in
,. Leading a dog s lite, lent such a too I
but 3
When a private car is hired tor Alilo '
lionslre lawyer and lumber dealer 0: A
ed this she put her loci. dorm decisive- , A ,y A
15m the toiletries- aminis oi the ‘
. butt: tall per cent. oi carburetor! ,
I hydrogen. 19.50 per cent. a! slim ,
1.16 per cent. or splinters 1..
road it per peat. attrition. The «new: ‘
(Greuory Boulevard)
E A 8 T N 0 ll w A I. K
Decoratdr'i ’ _
to mm at. East sown".
Telephone 452 ‘
I‘IIE NEW SCIEN
Definition of Chiroprlode
Chiropractic is the antenna 9'!
anse of the disease and the
eating the same Diseases are.
i) a wrench. MCI or an
ivack Even if done inebi
! reams pinched nerve- and
. ater life in the diner-sat emails
3 imbl
Cblroprsteora remove the u
ole disease and pain. and ii"
sutured through ballroom"
nerve systems in your body
Nervaueaen Rheumatism.
la Heart. Kidney and Female
ones are given special attendv ,.
‘urvature oi the Spine Y .
lever regret giving Chiropraetle
ham to help you
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
H wAemnoTo'n er a0. nonwa
Magnetic Treatments Given Alas}
W.W-~_
in white or khaki with “I '
National gpring and wind
shield, for
$6.75
Others up to $14
Woveo‘HanimOEks, $1416 I
to $5-5o‘ ‘
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