dWAYTON
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ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM
DISTRICTS
12~Highiand Ave. to N. Y., N. H. &
H. R. R.
Ill—Hickory lllul’f and Bell island.
14~~Pine Point und Roton i’oint.
21-Long island Sound to McKinley St.
{in—"Central," McKinley St. to Pen-
noyer St.
22~—Pennoyer St. to Cross St.
23a-Cross St. to Railroad.
24—itailroad to iirookside. 3
West Side. 3
15-~Wiilte Bridge north to Brookside.
16--Whito Bridge S. E. to L. l. Sound.
17~Wliite Bridge, S. W. to 1.. 1. Sound.
One stroke of the fire bell at Odd
, ‘times Indicates testing.
Two strokes of tire bell,
tire is out.
Four strokes of fire hell,
1-1-14, water to be shut off.
A third or more alarms indicate ser-
ious fire.
thus, 1-1.l
thus.
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Here indeed is a most delightful
section. then which there is nothing
liner in all Connecticut. Topograph-
ioally speaking, the pluoe is simply
beautiful, especially in the spring.
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summer and autumn, when Nature Is. .
at her loveliest. and when the winda‘
during these seasons are soft hntl'
balmy—an they oftentimes are in this
vicinity—bringing With them their
health-giving properties, it Is assured-
ly a joy and a comfort to sojourn in
a spot so highly i’nvored, this being
doubly the case when the Weather per-
mits of bathing, boating, dancing and
fishing—all of which are to be enjoyed
in full measure here. '
Baptist Church _Ch0lr Concert.
Artisti :nliy, socially and financially.
the concert and social given by the
Baptist Church choir, insttniuht. in
and for the bcuciit ot‘ the church. was
n distinct success. and the choir todu)’
.. may Justiy feel proud at the happy l‘t",
‘ suits altuincd. The Singing was grunt.
as it always is wheucvcr tiiww soniri
aters have anything to otter; the piuuo.
and violin solos \vcro liifitl‘i't'l‘y ilnc, (13':
Were likewise tho vorimns rcudincs by?
M123. iieuciishu and .\‘Ir.~'. Alhrorhl. and
tithing the outcrtuimucut all in all, or
separately. it was easily
best, it not the Ltd‘SI, that
taken pint-c in liowuylmt. 'l‘lio und-L
lcncc tilled the church romtortuhly.
and showed its hiuh upprtwlution oi‘
the efforts put forth by uppluutlln:
each and every uumht-r long uud cu-
thusinaiicnlly at tho clout». this being,
particularly true in the once ol‘ tin-
igloo and (luurlct sinilng, llilll ulno in
that 01' the violin pluyiug ol' ltirhurd
Abolitimlh, of ‘llttl‘icn. uil oi with It Will
cortniniy u trout to listen to. Mru.
our oi” Ihc~
hits over
‘ 'Beuclishn and MN. tilcm Allirccht. so-
prano and coutruito titiioitliii.
lively. oi the ltuwuyton
Church, sum: it duet most
rcuptw
iluptlut
hcnuli-
7 :I‘uliy, their voices blending In such it
, very pleasing indeed.
with renticred._her~ two ‘very
manner thut the cli‘ect produced wuu‘
Minn Rose Bull‘-
clnsnitiul
. piano colon with her unintl style and
; finial). and Mien Irene .llynch urtod on
{the choir pluno accompanist. with all
the’ahlil which Him the In noted for.
thereby helping conuldoruhly to" multo
the concert the line succouu It won.
last Lotilue Almudroth won the piano
heCompnnIut for her i'utbor. uud uoqulr
ted herself nduth'uhly. ‘At. the ('ltllit! of
the performance, the audience retired
0 the Sunday school room. win-re It'o
tireitm and unite wore cold. uud nu till
. round good time woe uncut uoriully.
The Muir wnu under the directlonoi'
Mrs. lien’ellnhn, and the members of
the‘eohoir who uanluted her were: Mm.
diuretic Mills mid Mm. Loretta. Slater.
Sopranos; Mrs. Cit-m Albrecht ttnd
Mrs. Charles Morrlu. teoutrnltoa: E. ii.
vary. Innaumand Charles Potty, tenor.
, “Quinton Library Annotation.
urine moonlight the,i.lhrnr,v Asso-
tlon
‘ nn‘utIi‘ reports of nil the unicorn
ommitteeti Were road.
to ho regretted that the atom:
on so many of the members
speculation from hearing these
which wore most gratifying,
1th regurdato the tintinces‘
but; "it our vault.»
H. 'l‘unner {or their now home In Itow-
heid On Wednesday eventingr
. much intereated in .
«*Puhiie Library and for normal yours
And mt nt'iltasw Yorh’dity.s:di‘he nun, ‘
frienda here over the holidaye. '
of the library but also concerning ill-i
Influence and usefulness In the vii-
loco.
’i‘he enforced closing of Its doors for
several Weeks served to dcmonntrntc to
the olilcers that their eit'orts are fully
umtrocinted, nnd. on the other lutnri.
showcd the residents how much the
library rciilly menus to them.
inasmuch as the method of raising
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li'unds for its muintcuuuce wan no suc-
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cossiul tho punt ymtr, it was decided
it) do likewise this your-«to cunvuss
the entire villnge for contributions in»
stcud or holding it fair and courue oi'
entertainments. iSolIcltoru will cull
during the next. few weeks and it in
hoped that curb home will Show its in-
turret in the library by giving some-
thing. even though It may be it small
amount.”
The lilirm-y'now contains nearly 2.—
500 books, among them mnny excellent
reference books. till the required sup-
plementary reading for high school
pupils and many of the recent works
of fiction. both adult and juvenile.
The library and rcudlng room are
absolutely free and visitors are always
welcome.
Nearly Drowned While Bathing. ,
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Mrs. May Doorman. (it Iirookilyn. N.
Y.. who is visiting at the. home of her
sister, Mrs. V. .l.v Bunclishu. in llhricn
roud. had 3 vcry nnrrow escape irom‘
drowning yesterday ui‘tcrnoon. She
\I'IIS swimming urouuti in Five Mile
River, not for from the White Ilrldue.
when finally she rourltulcd to cross
over to the bunk on the opposite. side.
llzilf wny iII‘l‘tlfih', however. her heart
action ccuScd. und at once shc begun
to sink. What would hnvc been her
lute had she been alone, in not hurd
to iiunclnc. but it" so hnpponcd ihnt her
nephew, \‘i’nllnce licuciiuliu. u ind of
tlftccn. wuss also ewiniminc not tfur
loli‘. illlll on hoholdlngr his nunt‘u pro
dicnmcnt. struck out \‘nliiliilly to her
rescuc.
"Turn on your buck, Amity!" ho
Sutton and .Iurk Murrny, compriziug
tho .loliy Four. of Stamford, ure to
give it dance ut the liotou i’olnt pu~
villon on June 2:.
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Mr. and Mrs. (.‘hnrleu ’1". Nelson and
children,liowurti and Wiuuii‘rcd. of
Emu t'lrnnlge, N. .i., are guests oi Mr.
uud Mrs. Churles ’1‘. Mitchell, of Lo-
gan direct.
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line purchniieri ‘ 95 new road 0, ‘ inclinati-
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, recuperating from a short period of '
Illness.
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J. H. Bouton in going to Reldvlllo
to develop it open oi" horaea for the
2:“: clung. ’
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Frank flammle and Andrew Lock-
hartp of Springtime. Were here for the
holiday game. ‘
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After it protracted visit in Chicago,
Mrs. E. M. Elitoh hue returned to her
home on Grain street.
John F‘rye and wife. of Greenwich,
spent Memorial tiny nu guests 0!
Mr. and hire. itinni'ord Smith.
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Mrs. Percy Lawrence. of ivlnwes ave-
nue. entertained Mr. und Mrs. Charles
dilution), of New York, over Memorial
Day.
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l.onis F. Jefferson, mu of Rev. R. '1‘.
Jefferson. apcnt the holiday with his
urnndl‘nthur. itcv. Louis It‘rcnch. oi
Norotou.
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"Hump" Smith's Ilnrlen Darlings
are hiding to take, the meusurc oi the
(lrltcrlon Club. of Iii‘lilgtliflll'iw Iiliii Ilia
ternoon.
Raymond llrothcru have received-
live curs; of crushed Stone at Norwnlk‘
nod liowuyton which will be used onj
the turnpike hetwucn Darien and Nor-t1
walk.
The Baptist Church Choir will give
it special pt‘nlnc ncrvice Sundny night":
’i‘hhi. together with the preaching. will
no doubt draw it Iurge congregation.
Miss Mildred Then“. of 'ltownytun.
is visiting her rgrundpuronts, Mr. and
Mrs. 'l‘huddcun Boll. at their home In
iiiism'o :tvenuc, i’ort ("hornet
Mrn. t‘rlndys W. iturker and Mrs. W.
.1. White, of llunbury. nrc guests for,
u week hi. the collage of Mrs. Anna;
Norris, ut. Belle Island. ;
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George A. Wright. of Cruw avenue.
hm: wcovoi‘ed from a recent mm” i not .039..." ,0 hold an old-tnehloned . the renuon for this in line not. yet been limo.
There won on Ice crcnm lilitl supper
party for the henctli oi the Noroton
iiclnhtu Mission in thc Mlnsion rooms,‘
lliBi night.
.‘trcen & Inne'is nicnt store In under-
wing extensive alterations. A new
?itddition of 20 feet in in the course of
construction.
The new piping will he run till the
wuy to the Point before It is laid to
citimr I‘lurien or lhc Soidiere‘ Home
nt Noroton llclghls.
Mrs. Willium Schneider. of llawen,
avenue, entertnincd her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Willlum iodt‘rey, of New
York. over Tuesday.
Molly of the citizens are trying to
” Mira. Acorn. ot‘litalir'oad avenue. isl .
wmwymmmwmnmm M
lull Itilllii
Keep: Millions of Folks Feeling Good
All the Timon-No Headache, Bli-
Iouunen. Constipation or
Bad Stomach. '
It ”’9' grout deal more necessary to
keep clean on the inside than on the
. outliide. Cnscnrctu are more Importnnt
than soup. The poreu ol' the skin
may become clogged with dirt, but
they don't absorb the impurities. The
pores of the bowels do.
There are myrludn of pores in the
bowels, the duty 01* which Is to ab»
sort) the nutrimont from food. 'i‘hut'a
how we get. nourishment. But it
the bowels uro sluggluh the food in
delnyed. it dccaye mid forms guscu
und poisons. 'I‘hon thone pores; of the
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& Hartford 'R. R.
In Effect Juno 4, 1911.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M. rrrrrrr 12:483. 5:09x, 5:-le, (3:08,
6:57. 7:2ilx, 72463:. 8:17x, 8:51x, 9:13pm
9:37. 10:20x, 10:45x. 11:33:.
P. M.»~]2:55x, 1:05, 1:37x.
2:49x,.3:27. 4:15x, 5:00x. 5:35
6:18x, 6:40, 6:6]x, 7:16x, 7:52x,
10:45.
2:4 ix,
:hiix.
:ltix,
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bowels suck poison into the blood.
'i‘hut‘e how We not our Ills.
yourself ut your hunt.
Is to curry n It) coin. Iiox ot’ (.nscnrcts
with you. ll. tits the pocket or purse.
Take one just us soon as you know
.thnt you need it. It is gentle and
i sure.
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TEMPERATURE OF AN OCEAN. '
The Atlantic Deeps Km Colder Thanl
Formerly—Great Floating ;
Meadows. .
Sir .lohu Murray culled attention to
title I‘uct thin the tempemure Div" the
foconn in changing. The Atlantic,
ldccpu arc colder now thun nt the time
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We urge the huhlt of cleanlinequ
Don't. wait till you need a physio.
That leaves too much of the limo:
when you are only huii' well. Keep
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Sundays.
A. M.—-—112:48x, 5:0ilx, 5:41x, 8:54.
' 10:20x.
P. M.-—xl2:hlx, 2:3“. 2:49x, 5:35,
(5244);, fizoilx, 7:00x, 7:12, 7252):, 8:2ix,
9:27x, 9:42x. 1I0:28.
:NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. .\‘I.~-~l:45x, 5:4», 6:45. unitixp
you. 3:50x. 8mm, llzifux. ozlox,Z
10:02:: 10:03, ilzililx, llztlii.
. l’. M.-~ii‘i:02ix, 1:10, 1:50x :rzuilx,
:2zm, :i::lt)x, 3:55x, 4:l5x, 4:2., «I:
mil-”ix. 5:15, 5:25x, Iiztlix, 6:03, 8:
-ii:0(ix. thlux, 9:30, ll:tlil.\' 11:30, 1:1:
f Sundays.
A. hiswiizili). 7:30,
,l0202x. llziltix.
‘ M.- 42:04, fizti‘zx, 5:04. ti:
:2“. S230x. 9:30x, l1200x. lziztltlx.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.wlil:l‘.lx, 1:17x, 1:5»7x, 6:09,
24, 9:1:lx,10:23x, ll:le,ll:«iT.
1’. M. ~~~~~ 12:07x. 1:20. 3:lix. 3:17:12
26. 5:12x. 6214):. 6:47. 'I'Iltlx. 9:09x,
32x,
(tux.
8:55X, ii:
03x,
01x.
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lot the (,‘iinllcngor expedition, thirty-y 9:16x. 10:07x, 11:19.
‘ ilvo years ago, und there In apparently. Sundays.
in cycle of this ciiunge In the north At‘ A. M.» ~i‘.’.:12x, i:llx, 1:573. 7:43.
llontic. 59:“. ill:10x, lizlix.
, In the North Sea the spuwninlzi
lgrouuds are distinctly the places of'
current from the Atlantic. and for the.‘
P. M.--——l2:22x, 2:10x, 6:10x, 6:46,
10):. 82333:, 9:43x, 10:37x.
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New York, New Haven .
thin, ,
Guidén ‘ Moments
Think of the pleasure spoiled—~01
the unnacepaury pain and diacomi’ort
you've limb—then DECIDE to have
your eyes examined today.
OPTOMETRY '
The correction or eye troubles. our ‘
npeeinltym-lt'u done exactly and relief:
In certain it Went your eyes.
lull today for examination.
Feuwick Optical Co.
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Rooms 7-8
9? WASHINGTON STREET
Hours-«8 to 11:30 h. m. and 12:45 to
iii p. in. Monday and Saturday, 7 to
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Liability Policies:
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3 ASK US ABOUT RATEs
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“differenft‘fiah CorreapOnding Wm; the DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALKdINSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
.degree of salinity of the wnter. What
which confined him to his home {or n ’ lo‘ourih that will he the run] noise In , determined, hi“ ll ‘8 important from
low rluyu. I
more ways than one,
{ the food mun standpoint, to know:
I where the rich are to he found und why
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(llivcr l. Cilii‘k. of l‘cuuoycr utrocl.. John .1. tl'lunngan. nu mnployco In;the places to width they insert change-
huu resumed his dutlou in lilo Norwulk f
iron Works utter a short vncution.
S. (3. little. of New York, who hue:
lrnrcd the Louis (‘, Tctnrd plticc at 'i‘o- i
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kcncke. took ponscuulon today.
.lohu Iiurlcy, of 377 Muin street,
llunhury. In tho guest of friends ut':
Belle island, for n i‘ow dnyu. ‘
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Mrs t‘huricu l‘iuli. of Emit Norwnik, ‘“ I" 1” in 10“" tin Mm“ Iiint. H'
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visitcd Mr. uutl Mrs. .Iuiucu S.(,\.l,,m 0f . Itpmtu thut ho. moss "is booming inI
' 'hosc purlu.
i’enuoyrr xtrtot, 'l‘huroduy.
.l, Muchlurtin lilltl tumlly, of Non"
Slwlhnnn'n hlnrksinith chop. twisted
his knee. injuring It. .\Ir. Flununun ext
poctn to be about in u few days.
Frank ilotuon. it link] unitler. was
,nrroatcd hy the gunw wurdcn on the
chnrge of pulling loitrkcr-pota. He wan
tried uud let off with u light Ilue.
Arthur Mother. lund uncut for Incl
fifiouim’a Ixind (‘0..“iif I'm‘i .lcil‘crson.
'I‘hc lvlpworlh Ivonne. led by Allan;
nhoutcd. on she L’Hllll‘.‘ to the Slil‘ill(‘t.’1 ' York, nrrivcd nt ’l‘oktsuckc lint, with}. A. 1.. Sroiicltl mopti: In the M. 1‘2
to spend the nuiuumr.
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"turn on your hurk and I'll not
over in u jiilyf“ '
Mrs. iloormun. however. whom.
lli‘iili‘l is not 01‘ thc liw‘l. was now thor-
()«liilily i‘rightcncd, nnd illfilt‘llil of turn.
you 4
hit: over its directed. urnhl‘icd her nep- .
ill w hy the braid incloud, with tho rc-
ault that the two ot‘ thcm llt‘k‘Jill to
spln<h uround fourfolly. until they nt
Ion‘zth went down number»
(in routine up. tlw hoy nunlu cried
out, this time shoutiuiz: "Imi no, May.
lot go, or u'o‘ll hoilt unruly drown:
Put your hand on my shoulder, and
then you‘ll be nil right.“ ,
litre. lloormnu. notwlthetuudlns; ltcr
grout ulnrtn. tried to do thin. but In
making the citorl uho begun to eink
uciiiii. hcr huud liubtlnu on tho t-ollur
or the hoy'u Iinthlug liilli nu she sunk.
A (inept-ruin ntruzelc then (“UNTIL
but the led wnu nbln ut length to break
uwuy und. securintt u Ilrm gliliill on hie
aunt’s nrm. utruclt out bruveiy, and a.
low mnmcuiu lutcr Hllitl‘t'llt'Il In Innd-
ill‘l. hie thoroughly exhuumcd hunt on
the: oppoulto shore in Mildly.
Mrs. licormun'n hcurt, ulthounh still
wruk, uppourii to be none the worse
toduy for her trying experience. ttutl
Whilure in tlto'mun oi the hour In ltow
nylon.
The departure Monthly of Mr. and
Mrs. George ii. Hadley and Mrs. N.
nylon. Conn... inukcn our more or the
ninny i’umlltou who bore left. iiopn
anley during the punt two yearn.
Mrs. 'l‘unuor and her daughter. l'Iiru.
iludley. have "red continuously in
their home on Illicit street for forty-
ihreh years. They will be greatly
minced hy 1111 their families end no-
nuatntnncen. with whom they burn
been elouely aeuoclnteti for many
yours, unit We impe they will have the
shine mnnaure or esteem and good will
elsewhere “they have always had
here. Mr. Hadley war: ii ti‘otpient cow
trlluitor loathe Hope Valley Advertii’i‘a
or under its former preprlotor. ll. N.‘
I’llillfilh, and for a number of yours
couduotod‘the editorlui depurimeni of
the lrlopetVtilIey Free Press, Ht: who
the: ‘bunzworthy
was It member or the noted at ultras
torn unti neck Committee, prior to his
emplpyiuont two years ago by Damon
Wenteriy,.llliotle inland.
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Ilnrlcu In ornrllilniiy n uomc tow
und line n time! delightful environment 1
lhlli ill not unupprcclntcd. us lit-hr wll-.
lit-tin the uroren ol‘ New Yorltcl‘h who’
Iiuvc tukt-n mutt-ilul ndvuntnizo of that
‘ will ronnuic
i'hurch. Sunilnx .‘ll ti'lfz p. In. ..‘\t 7:110
ltm'. M. licoriu ltcmon Smith will
prom-h n .-.«~iiim;i‘iin ‘l‘hp King \‘I’iio
‘lairi ills t'irmu .in'l Found it Anniul
’l‘utvn‘duy okuiti “. tho llny Scouts will
meet in tho clutch. (in 'l‘liuruduy,
irnm :2 to .‘u. t‘w Imdlcu’ Aid Society
The unuuul t.‘hlldrcn‘u
Ilny rrrvlrt- \\Ili he held Sunduy.
.qut- ll.
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It lho‘Mrlhmilut (‘hnrvh on Sulr
lzluy, the :4 t'rntncut of tho lnu‘tl's Sun,
our will In» udminluiort-d ut the uuuui
hour of morning worship; Sunday
school tit 12 U't‘itlt'k. t‘hnlr pructioo
i The ditterent duh uelcct apnwnln-g
lgroundu and they dintribte
‘ selves from it given center. this halving
] been determined by menus or marked
8 individuals. .
] Another intcrcslinu story was the;
'tneuun of telling the line of the than;
i The oiollthu, or no the) arc popularly-
cnlled oni‘honcu. run in: need for this?
lpurposucu much the some principle
lite growth. In both there are ringer
.one for each your. The ei'nlcn (it our
ituin of the lichen giro aimllur Iiidicn-.
*Iionn. 'I'hc in-rrluu only grow to UN“:
on or twclvc ycuru. iiy the width in.
the cnrllor rinks iilt' that) tnny he locutq
rd on to the sprint: or fill hutch. Fun.
thcr llinn thin there is evidence of cor-i
lulu )v-nrn hriuu butter for the propu-
[notion of Italics ihuu otht’t. The catch»;
on til :i Ililllli'l’l’ oi Sifiiliuiiri point to lull-i“
no u proliiic your und the link born out
Iiiiii your formed nu imporiuut portion?
of the rutrh till within it your or two
‘ uxo.
'i‘hc ecu in crowded with life. Sol
tniuutc are the forms tlutt note of third ‘
ly urcutcr courucncxu limit n with pork?
ct Imnlu-rrlilcf nrc nut-d. 11‘ having 111'?"
found thot whnt worn torincriy conHId-’
eroti to in) line uric runght icuu thuut 2
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A. M.»-~t‘i:00, 7:23, 8:00, 8:18, 10:04.
i’.i\1.-- :ilx. 6:3lix, 8230.
Sundays.
A. M.~7::’»5, 11:55.
i‘. M. ~~~~~ o‘:IlD, 7:391:
mom.,80UTH NORWALK TO DANaunv.‘
A. hI.---*i :20, 6:13, 8:27.10:0(lx,
P. M.——-i:25, 2:2ilx, 4135):. 5:2lx,
«3:20. 7:13. ‘
Sundays.
A. M. 9:15. iu:ille.
I’, ills—>2: 1.3, 7:15.
NEW YORK TO BOSTON
nu tho tiunk of it true nit-es evidence, of Stopping ‘“ N'w H3V°"'.N°W‘L°“d°“ ‘
and Providence.
Leave South Norwalk
A. M.~12212x. iri’i'x. “:09
Iii:'.’.‘i.\', 11:11X.
1’. M~-~12:Il7x. 1:10, :lzctix.
(1:1le. ll:i9.
.‘iiillx.
Il:17x.
i'l huily except Mondays.
(xi i'prrcns.
New Building Material,
Blnhopric WnII Board and Sheathing
Reduce Cont of Construction.
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Music linli Block
Jinn muscular
E South Norwnlk.
m 5:30 p. "L l'ipwot‘lh ”mm". mm.“ her rout. of the nrtuul 1110 In the wntci‘
that by Illiikilli‘,’ the pint-o their real-g "W “l 5:4“ I" "h i" “mm" "i Mi”
dcucc for the whole or port or the: Annie l.. Hoolicld. nubioct, ’i‘rue Win
your. ;
Locutod in and fol-mint: u putt of u‘
uturdy nnd unturnliy ntiructivo hoe-g
tion or tho country. tlnrlnn him pro»;
proceed for mnny youre, not by lcupu
and bounds. but by Mendy nud unim-
peded alone and It tnuy Well be proud
of the record It bun made. ltn growth
buying been houlthy In overt reupect.‘
In urcu. It in u bin town and Includes
In ita boundurlt-e acute or the moat
vuluuhic und dt-ulrnble property ulong
tho (.tonncctlcut chore nnd it num-
born tummy: liu reuidontu some of the
Inuit known people in tlm’country. nnd
muny wealthy otwu. All about the
town niton uuituble for big country
roaidoucua have been bought up, In-
cluding Ihoee ‘vory hour to the village
oi‘ iimrlhn ituell', Noroton; trollcnder‘ii
Point. Norolon iloigiiia‘ and the (lit
ltltiue auction. much your property In
more keenly nought here and u furth-
ur grout haunt. will he invented by the
oxlonnlnn oi‘ the electrical ounipment
of the New York, New lluvou and
Hartford Rnllrond Company. where
lines have utntionn at both the village
or llnrleu and the Newton section.
Norman in but 36.83 mllen tram Grand
(‘Eentrnl depot. New York, and Iilurien,
88.12 mile». 0n the other tilde oi
Darlen. South Norwnlk In only 43.42
miles diatnnt. A trolley syutem can
noon; the town both with the Town;
at Norwnllt nnd Btnmiord.
lnrlton illmhreo was here over the
holiday. .
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. Wat-l. Filing and family were Wealt—
end guests here. , < ‘
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.iurinnn, the baker. in recovering
from a recent Illnene. .. ‘
iinl‘ry Gl‘illn. of New York, has been
whiting away i3, law day» here.
'Rnlph winch, of
Shrlnitdale. visited
at
dom. Evening worship with written
by Itov. ticnruc ilontuu Smith at 7:80.,
(loot! niniziuu not] it cordlul welcome
for nil. All uculn lroc.
g.— V. WM . . .~.~..._4..
Hammocks
All alaca, from the not~hig~enough~lor~
two kind. to the wlItilc-iumlly tuna.
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Schlicliting Bros.& Co.
Cor. Retire” Ave. A Mom Manama
Select (importer. Hay. Grain. floor
it Feud. Hutton-6. Patna. more, etc
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ADV‘RTISED LETTERS.
....,.i...-wt..
Below In it hat of tennis remaining
uncalled for at the tollnwing punt oili~
con for the current week. ‘
South Norwalk.
.laulo lirown; lilil Wenhlngton at.
Emory Cheniokn.
Mrs. Dunn. on"; M. M. Kennedy.
Mrs. ii‘, it. Ferris.
Mrs. Annie Foley. .
Mary (lull, Richard» Are.
Mm. Nellie tilltnnn. Cedar St.
Misti (inane (imprint. 37 Went 'St.
Mm Eva Murhnck. .
Jim. Sadie letn. 718 Cedar lit.
Philip; White. . p H
Ambrogeflixted. ,g‘fl. ._
i , n nouown. r. M.
'MWOWW‘ .
within a housework
ucenu'wuh one '
_ hem] of, the mute InstinetAsyium gov‘
‘throunh which they wore tnhoti. 'i‘liv
nurture growth~»~plnnktou it in rnllwi~—~
couslutn ol’ plunin unti unimnla,
.thcuu require food junt nu uuy other
5 pluntn or unImqu do. "The surface of.
~the are In it greut Iloutinu meudow.“;
held the uponltcr, "und there In more:
vouotuhle mutter in It, Includinu to the;
depth of u hundred i‘ntbomn, thuu onl
nny mendow or forest truck on lnnd." ;
He augmented thut it might be poo-.1
slide to cultlvnte the orenu by turn-
Iehing to the waiter, prrhupn by nienne
of sou/hue, come Inciting elomcntu. no
. lhut ocrtuln plnccu mluht he made lttoi
tructivo to food dub and he economical-t
ly valuable. lie tinted further how
at the meeting of cold and wurm our-
uud :
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One ouch Illlltitl in on the elliow or Cnpoi
Cod. nod there the plant and unlmulal
tincmigate. ’l‘heue ‘iimuil pinntu are
the tuntlnmnntni food supply not. only
of the iurfuco larger orgnniame hut oi
theme at all depths helowMBouton
'I‘rhutirrl pt. '
m
e counr or "nus s'rA'r'it
HA3 momentum
new unvnu. June 3.4b1‘iili'Connhc.
tiout supreme Court at Errotli will con-
vene here next Tuesday, to hear tin un»
usually lengthy docket. Among the
more important, cutter is that of Ex.
Governor Frank n. Weoku et‘ul..,,true~
tee. .vu thirton Mansfield, adminiutm
tor. in this matter George ‘Atwhtor, of
Hnmdou. who died hi the inine'ties,‘iet't
an estate or $22,000. the income or
which wuss to he applied totiie indigent
insane. There Is a. diepute its to just
how the income photon he applied, Ex-
,(ic'veruor Whlfikfl amienrn nimply tit!
SUPnEM
arming: hoard.
. , ‘“ Definition of Chiropractic
. (lhiroorlctlc in the science or the
1 cause of the disease and the art of ad-
reutu the life in particularly ubuudunt. . are do
’ tum
n :
Applying Blah
oprlt: Wall Board to
Ceiling.
Readers who intend to build or to
construct old hulldinga will beluter-
exited In Biahoprio Wall liourd nnd
Sheathiugwthe new material which is
‘ 'evolutiunizlng the building world. pur-
Icuhirly where service and economy
aired.
Charles H. Aisthorpe
Ii eelviaw Av... south Norwalk
Tut. 808-2. '
CLAIMS WOMAN ABBAULTED HIM.
WOtJiilltlitY. June lie-with the out.
connect it wordy argument between
Mm. (l. .l. iiinmhn, of Brooklyn. N. Y.,
and her non with C. W. 110MB. of thin
plnce, uud Waterbury. at the Curling
House yesterday. in which it. In chum-
ed that the woman computed iewlu and '
titted uhuaive“ Inugunue. wnrrnnte . for
her arrest were stirred this afternoon
by State Police Officer Jnoknon Illlti It
was» immediately arranged tliht n item“
lug should be held inter before .Iiuitice
Frank is. O’Neil: Lewis claim; he Wiifi‘
unused over thence/ti with up umbrel-
In.‘ Mrii. iiintnen have that Lewis ima‘
taken too much interest in her (taught
for minis, who lives here With her to»
that, the, Humane being continued
with divorce . proceedings pending.
, =Mrn. tmwlrflwhe um in "Durant. yes-
malty .
he bureaucratic a liner. for
g lusting the same. Diseases are conned
shy a wrench. twist or sprain In th-
ibaok. Even If done In childhood It
.createn pinched nerves and pain In
.inter life In the (litterent organ: and
jumbo.
i (lhiroprntoorl remove the clue. of
3min disease and pain. and health In
grentored through harmonizius the III
:uerve eyateml In your hotly
. Nervousneati Rheumatism. Purely-
'siln. Heart. Kidney and Female Din-
eneeu are given special nttention; lino
Curvature of the Spine. You will
inover regret giving Chiropractic u
chunco to help you.
'1‘. FRANCIS, D. C.
04 WAOHINGTON 51'. no. NORWALK
i Magnetic Treatment: Given A!»
HARTFORD BANK BUILDING.
HARTFORD. .lune :lnmtlontructa
were let today to n Chic-ugh Iirm tor
itho erection of III] oleVou-ntory building
for the l~iurtiord Nntionni think of thin
gully to cost. $500,000. llliil to be complty
g ted April 1, 1912. It will be erected on
. the Bite 0! the present Cutllu linildiun,
.ut the corned oi Miliil uud Asylum
fintreetn.
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ingrodlente neceeaury to regulate and
ntl‘engthon Ultiilfltlml oi' the kidneyu
and bladder. Try them yourself. The,
Bridge. Phurmnry and W. T. ,Wigmoro
8n Co. .. . 3'"
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DIVIDE LICENSE MONEY. .
i “this morning. the county commie,
letutcd thut Bridgeport; churn of the
liquor receipta for the month of Muy
was ti..829.25. Huntington, Danlnu-y
the County. ‘isfia
Foley Kidney Pillu contuin inability .
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and Ii‘nirtieldench reohived $405 and . H
Norwalk Chronicler