EAST
ORWALK
Get
Your
Filled
Drquaats .1 a.
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient
service at all times.
Perennial attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chair: for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
”BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
l-larry Bartlett, of Seymour. is risir
ing his mother in East Norwullt.
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Captain Arthur Day, of iletts place.
is spending the day in Rant New York
icity.
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'i‘he barge Hurry Up. is discharging
,a cargo of coal at the Ferris Coat
docks.
E. S. Buckley. of Fox Cycle Hill'tl-
wuro Company. of Washington street,
spent yesterday in Dridgepkort, on
business.
The Methodist (linen held a very ill-
terestiug meeting. last evening, in the
East Avenue. church. The meeting was
largely attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert l-J. Dunn, of
Delta place. are. entertainiuu hire.
Dunn’s father. (‘harlca nibble-3. of
Stamford, {it their home.
Mrs. William ('3. 'l‘wombly. of 2 flaw.
kins avenue. is entertaining the mom;
bers of the \‘i‘educuduy Afternoon l’in-
ochle club, at her home. this afternoon.
liluut Not-walk merchants who carry
11 line of fireworks for the Fourth, are
getting in their supply and are dccor‘
tiling their show windows with the
saute.
The play. “A Parliament of SO!"
vantn" will be produced at Randall‘s
llall, this evening, antler the uuupiceu
oi‘ the ldaat Norwulk Improvement
association.
Mina llelou 'l‘hompeon. the accom-
, plluhcd duunhter of Principal and hire.
(lcorge it]. 'l‘hompaou. oi‘ liluut Norwuik,
will graduate from tho New Haven
Slate. Normal school, tomorrow,
Mr. Albert S. Crockett and hire.
Marry i.‘ilommedieu. of ltowayton.
viuiied Mr. and Mra. Daniel l.'Ilom-
Ilietlieu.1.if ltowan utrcet. taut evening.
Mr. i. llo'umu-dicu in improving rap-
idly utter hlu lllucuu.
'l‘ho Murilowor baaebnll team in ma-
iling arrmluomontu for the entertain
11111111 of tho llritluoport Pout born on 1
be
good
Saturday evening. A auppor will
nervod to the 1111-11 and a great
time in anticipated.
Mina Adeline May Armatroug amt
Italph bowie Purinell, of liowuyton-,
will be joined in tnnrrinuo, thlp utter-
noou at it o’clock, at their newly fur-
nluhod apartments. in 6 Cove uvmtua.
[slant Norwalltora appreciate the
change in the weather from hot to cool
and this morning appeared ‘briuht oyeti
and randy for bouillon, having occur-
ed a good nights ‘sioap under iho aooitp
lug influence of the cool winds.
.m
i". not Norwaitr to happy again. owing
to the. 1m thataho promised road oil
111111 arrived and is bolas diatribulcd in
the diotrioi.
docs without saying and was demon-
titrated yesterday afternoon, when the
_ high wind struck the district. rattling
‘ a terrific «luau ‘
The 911111111 of Mrs. 1:1. at. 11111151111 11
making urrangcmoata to make lfll‘
movements to the property owned ‘by
the estate between the railroad trachea
and East Worthington street. in the
roar of the L’Hoinniadle if
That. the oil to needed.
preparatory to cutting the land into
building lots and a aidewalk will be
laid on the East Washington and Fort
street side of the property.
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Harry Rider is having a new canvas
deck put on his motor boat Molly. and
also other improvements. Tile work
is being (touchy Capt. E. M. Merritt.
lie is getting ready for the motor boat
parade.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Decker. of
East. Norwalk, will celebrate the first
anniversary of their marriage, tomor-
row. The happy couple are already re-
acting the best wishes and congratu-
lations of their many many friends.
w-l’lny. "Parliament of Servants."
for the last Nor-walk improvement As-
sociation tonight at. Randall’s flail.
Concert by High School Orchestra.
Tickets 2.31
Arrangements are being perfected
for u motorboat race, which will ho
hold in the near future under the uun~
piece of the Emit Norwulk'Yacht Club.
The owners of sliced boats are tinker-
ing: with their speedy crafts-in an at-
tempt to not them into the beat pos-
sible shape for tile tent.
The fire whistle will probably be
tented out again. this evening..l')uu‘.el
l.‘ liolntnedieu having improved to
that extent in health that the blowing
of the whimle will no longer affect
him. in order that the testing process
may be carried out even when tho
wltlutlc cannot be blown, a gong in
being installed in the Muyfiow or door.
tern. today. 11 hlch will sound the uiar at
even though the. \\ histle be ailencod.
it is imperative that the boxes should
be tented, and the noun, arrangement
will solve the problem.
Pouassus"cou~cn BALL TEAM.
Expects to Play Seaside Council in
Bridgeport Next Saturday.
The follow-int: communication wan
received by Secretary William ll. Rm"
mond. .lr.. of l’onaaauu Council, lloyul
Art-111111111. from Seaside Council. in
Bridgeport:
Yours of the 171th, that at hand. The
invitation to visit l’onauuuu on the
21111 that. til-c.1111; very agreeable anti
‘Wt‘ aliull be down on that date. We
shall certainly adviue you again, not
later 11111111110111!“ treat. We hope to
have thirty in the load and will collie
in auto 1111113011.
The chairman of the Arraaum llnto
t‘onunittee doea not appear to have
heard anything definite. regarding your
baseball team appearing on the “Hill.
We trust that you may be able to not
11 team together. and be with 1111. Lot
1111 know art upon 1111 ta is convenient.
Our boys are practicing every night.
l‘ordlatiy and fraternuily youra.
ll. M. ltobiuuon. Secretary.
The base hall team of l’oaueauo. al—
though not practicing every night, or
peel in pond over nut-h a team,” will
take away the breath of that l‘lriduo‘
port lililil‘l‘ilfllli‘lll. «-
"llillio" Raymond is to he the make
play of the team, but of course. there
will be a lunatwr of album. All handu
not ready for Saturday. The Poaaanuu
how 11 re point; over airbag, and expect
a great old time.
WHITNEY FAMILV REUNION.
A family reunion was held at the
ohmo of Bernoulli and lira. L. M.
Whitney. on Sunday. Those present.
were fill and Mrs
and tluughleru. Verna and Dorothy. of
Norwaik; Mr. and Mrs. Wank Whit
any and non. Kenneth. of New Haven:
Mr. and Mrs. George If. Lock and
daughters, Florence and Marjorie
Look. of Georgia. Vt; Arthur l’iatt, of
dual Norwulk; liert l'ratt, of llrldgoa
port: M11111 bier Whitney and Vtaéent
Whitney. of Norwalk. They all had a
Very enjoyable time together.
W flu“.
oounrav cLua raumarour’ma.
MEN‘i'.
The teams committee of the Nor.‘
walk Country Club in planning for not
oral interacting events, and will this
Week start 1r handicap tennis tourna-
moat. "Entrioa will close on June 2:5.
and the brat games will be played on
.Elaiurduy. June 24. commencing at 11
o'clock.
Thorn 1will be moan single;
'pinnlnu laid to hia
.louoph linitlom?
truer Were the 11111111111 oflhouor liability
annual [memorial carving» dander at.
Weatport probably has as beautiful
a chore front as any section on Long
inland Sound. The harbor is good, and
dotted here'and there with inlets and
islands, where are located finely laid-
out estates. with handsome houses.
and the scene is 11 truly delightful one.
Many of the placer-1 take especial pain:
with the landscape and art gardening
details. and in the summer time the
properties are at their best. There
are numerous attractive drives
throughout the town. and the wealthy
New Yorkers some time ago saw the
beauties of the place and many magni-
ficentrealdonceo have been built.
The town in very nicely situated.
being on the main line of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Ruli-
road, and having excellent trolley con~
neetiona. The Water facilities are un-
aurpnsaed. there being a fine harbor.
Tho shore property has been rapidly
developed during the past few years,
leading to make the town quite a sum
mer resort. Lying to the e at of Nor
walk. a number of Nora it people,
with others from Bridgeport. Danbury.
llethol and other inland towns. have
acquired properly at (lompo Mills,
and some fifty cottages and bungalows
have been erected there. making a
complete entitlement. At (‘ompo the
town has erected a large pavilion. and
there are bathing and boating facili-
ties. An extension may be made again
illiu hummer.
Mru. Harriet Price apent yesterday
in Bridgeport.
(‘harlea Producer buu purchased a
trotting borne.
Mrs. William Knitzhoff in entertain
i111; frieuda at her summer home on
Kim; street.
The second race of the (‘otnpo Skiff
club wan held Saturday afternoon 111E
t‘ompo Mill.
Mr. and Mrs.
(‘oinpo. Court.
New Jersey.
(leorgo liuut. of
are visiting reluilveu in=
A daughter baa been born to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Van \‘lili1011l1111‘p,,11f
Compo direct.
a.
W. 'l‘. l. A. was held Monday after»
noon, in library bait.
m
Mina lleaaie 'l‘ulor has returned in
her mother‘a home on Turkey Hill. for
tho hummer vacation.
Judge and Mrs. .louiuh Mtrlan
entertaining guoalu from l‘auadu
their borne. ”lluybreult.”
ll l'l'
ill
Mrs. Frank l’iiubrow and two child-
dren. of Pasadena. 0111.. la vialtlnu her
mother, Mrs. Mary Adamo.
Frank Siurglu baa received a box
of beautiful orunuc bloauotnu from hia
orauuu grove in Sylnruu, li‘la.
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William lliekuoa lulu completed the
work on the tile roof of the new home
of it}. '1'. llcdford on the about road.
Mr. and hire. Willard Adamo have
been entertaining Mr. and Mr». Lev-
orett. H. White. of 'l‘urrytowu. N. ‘l’.
(liturloa ltuhy to having an undue
carriage uhop
which 1111' moved from (lattit‘ Bruit.
dock to lllfi property on (lanai street.
Mayor E 'l‘. Buckingham. of bridge
port, and High Sheriff William Voil-
of tin:1 Eltoay Brook Social club clam»!
ha Ito.
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Mr. and Mru. William Didkoon colu-
brntcd their fourth Wedding anniver-
nary Sunday by untold-g to New Hie
veil. and spending the day with
it leads V
The alghtharado at the Center
school hold a picnic at Ontario beach
yesterday. The seventh grade will do
to the beach for their outing. this of-
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The Kainhta of Pythtus hold their
1L ‘ friends who attended
brother of Mra. Joocbll Hyatt. of this
,iu Lincoln avenue.
'l‘he rcuulnr monthly meeting oi the
and decorated the graves or the dew
ceased members. ‘ p ‘
The entertainment given by the pit
pile and teachers of drops Highway
school was a platinum hffair, not only
to the children, but bargain and
’l‘ho innerul of 'l‘ilcOdOI'o Comatock.
place, was held from hie home in Wil-
ton. yeatordal’ afternoon. 1300803“!
Who was well-known here. had been
pick a long time. Ho in survived by
a son, Charles CotnutOck. and one sie—
tcr, Mrs. J. Hyatt.
The program for the graduation or
orciaeo of the high school. Thursday
evening in as follows: Violin aolo, ee-
lected, Joseph Iviuggcmun: invocation.
llov. Ellie B. Dena: aalutatory with
essay, Grandmother's Parlor; Lillian
B. Darrow; A spanner Holiday, high
school chorus; oration. Graft, David
S. Coley; Ode to Night, 11le school
chorus; oration, The Perversity of hu-
anrlmuto Things. Everett, L, Woods:
worth ; In Spain, high school chorus;
outlay, with ruledictory, Caroline W.
Mackenzie; preaentation of. diplomas
to the class of aeventeen; King (11'
Kings, high school chorus; benediction
Rev. C. B. Strayer. The public are cor
dially invited to attend tho exercises
in National hall at 8 p. m.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Large Number Recorded Recently by
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith.
The following real entitle deals have
been recorded in the office of Town
Clerk Herbert ll. Smith:
Norwulk Security Corporation to
Frank I). Volk, two iota in Rhodonolia
Park. War.
Frederick Whitehead to David Gau-
klns, fourteen lots, Strawberry Hill
Park. War.
Morris Epstein and ethane to Rob
As a acaip tonic and color
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"use an in
To 1111111111111 Hair and Restore
Bray antlFadad Hair to Its
‘ Natural Color
it in cooler to preserve the color of
the hair than to restore it, although
it in possible to do both. Our grand-
mothers underotood the secret. They
made a “sage tea." and their dark,
glossy hair long after middle life was
due to this fact. Our mothers have
gray hairs before they are fifty, but.
they are beginning to appreciate the
vialon'of our grandmothers in using
“page too" for their hair and are fast
following suit.
The present generation has the ad.
vantage of the past in that it can get 11
ready-louse preparation railed Wy-
eth'o Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy.
restoret‘
this preparation in vastly superior to
the ordinary "auge ten" made by our
grandmptheris.
Thin remedy is sold under guarantee
that the money will be refunded if it
falls to do exactly as represented.
This preparation is offered to the
recommended and sold by all drug,
glare. Special agent. Stilleoa-Powell
Corporation. L
“Wt-1A0 GOLDENWLLWEDOINGP
brated the Event yesterday.
l.i'1‘(‘.'lil«‘ll1‘.i.l). June 21.«-'I‘ho fifth
golden wedding anniversary to be held
{ill the same family, two of which were
in the some generation. was celebra-
ted yesterday by the Rev.
Seymour and his wife. in this place.
Dr. Seymour married the aiotor of
George C. Woodrufl‘. of i.ltchfleld. in
public at titty cents a. bottle, and is,
Rev. and Mrs. Storm 0. Seymour Cele-1,
Storm 0. .
and. 11.111111111111111: B'MTE» Eli-Lb
DAY.
Iliaborate plans are being made by
Bridgeport lodge of Ellii-i for a. big
state field day of the ”order to be held
at. Steeplechase Island op Thursday.
August 24. following a Street. parade.
The Wheeler & Wilson band has been
engaged, a Clambake will be held. and
other events of interest are now be.
lug worked up. Delegations will be
present. from each of the 19' lodged, in
Connecticut as well as ispringtleld.
1111113.. New York city, Poekaklll and
White Pinion. N. Y.
In Charge of Arrangements.
Louis Brock is chairman of the clam-
buke committee and he is being assis-
ted by John Sexton, William Klingon,
Frank Mill! and Matthew J. Maloney.
The following have been appointed
chairmen of sub-committees with au»
thority to name ”assistants in each
instance: Transportation. James Mar
loaey; parade and music, John J. Rey«
holds; reception, John Sexton; tickets
and printing. Edward Feelel': souven-
ir badges. Richard Dunn; concessions.
John Lennon; prizes, Samuel Spiel—
man.
Friends Will Participate.
Friends of the members will partici-
pate in the pitting and the organization
is anticipating one of the largest gath-
erings that the order has ever held in
Connecticut. Reduced rates will .be
obtained on the railroad and many of
the visiting delegations will be ac-
companied by their wives.
urt .louelovsky. building lot in Low-
rence street. War.
Clmrlea ..l Betta to Silly S .ilettu,
lot in Springuoori .1v.euue “1111.
Ridge. ulroct \\ ar
l-lublioli, lot and buildings at ){oton
l’olnt. War _
ti-‘rcdcrlck i-‘.\\’1llehead to Peter
Ilotione. nine
Park. War.
Frederlrk li‘. Whitehead to Louie:
linttone. nix iota atgfitrawberiy Hill
Park. .\\’111'.
to lot 111 Sound View Park War
“Hired F. layonr to Homer l‘.:’
lluckuum. lot and buildings on Cmc~
kill avenue “ar.
William ‘1“?
i. \‘oiinler. lot and buildings in Win-
field street. War.
Morriu Epatelu and flurry bl. flutes
to llobert 0. Raymond. four iota in Lin
min avenue. War.
William H. Smith to Robert 0. Ray
lllfllill. three lots in l..incolu avenue
Will‘.
(‘imrlea id. iioyl to Robert 0. Ray-
mond. one lot in Lincoln avenue. War.
llobcri 0. Raymond to Morris Ep-
utviu. individual onehulf of eight lots
War.
Anna in, Blake to Cheater L. (liloa.
building lot on the New (‘1111111111 road.
War.
Sylveater l’.
'1.
Bowen to William I].
liuhholl. lot and buildiuua at Bella
inland. War.
t‘hurlee 'l‘. Hendrick and wife to A.
.llulunlk. house and lot in Stevens
illi'l‘t‘i. War. 1
Frank H. Gleason and Louis 8.
"born to Martha ii. l‘K‘illlzluim. lot 11-1.
liarbor View ileaeh. War. ‘
.imopb .l. Maxwelicr to Michael lai-
hrauo. rive tofu in Perry l‘ark. War.
Charlea 11‘. Smith to Frank A.
dietoll and wife. lot and butltllum in
’l‘htrd street. Kant Not-walk. War.
flbot‘llo W. Mitt-hell to William G.
Show, fourteen iota tu llilthiaud Park.
War.
Stine ii. Ilyxheo and otbora to
t‘harlaa (l. llohaanah. two lots in Gran-
lmry. War.
. Prank 0. Johnson to John’ Madman.
lot ‘und butidlnsa in villurola avenue.
War. LL
(lolmrva‘tor of Harry 1. Hoyt to La-
1111‘. Mold. lot and buildlnua in filly avo
nae.
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sonataaemps A8 LOANB.
NEW HAVEN, June illm'l‘ho hood
of the Yale bureau of build-loin 1111a
Appointments, 1'W. 11. Stillman. In hill
annual report briaga out the fact that
there has been a steady and decided
increase of the number of students
who are taking aid from the college
in the form of tuition scholarships all
loans inatoad of pitta. Mr. 81111111011
lotion in place of the present; optional
gift 1111.111. ,
moon the college treasury. Mr. Hall-
chry l). Whitney to Joseph liroehlfi
White and wife to Maria%
M ld-n
truncate as a future policy the subutt
lotion completely or the system of
During the your past
for the am time the regular funds»
for nearly students have supplied the
aid given and there hart been no drain
man able brainy cripolaeu the mono
11on of the tutorial cahoots and can
blue 1111 which intpolr the apparition
one to .‘i tutti
llllll their golden wedding
led the fifty your mark of married life
William ll Guthrie 1o lumen EH!“ June 1511,“: ““6 \ira James ll limiting the best and purest ice on the
“Pomona parents of hire. George M
! \\ood1uff celebinlcd their golden we.d'
idiot: univeraury and last June Mr.
lots Strawberry Hill "WNW ‘1 \‘i-oodruff 3“" "f M" ““1 todav for atrial order
lira. George L \\'.oodruif and his,
wife telebratod their fiftieth year of;
Today in the fiftieth 1111- i
Se)- \
curious L
.marrted life.
gulvertulry of Roy. lll‘, Storra O.
mour and hire. Seymour. A
tincldcut pertaining to the remarkable;
hiutoi y of anniversaries in the shine. in
that all the obueriunces took plate in
Efour houaea.1ut,ioiuiug one anothcl.
llr. Seymour was graduated from:
Yale in the clean of 1115?. and wall or-
2:: ism He has had many parishes
about the stale and front 1379 to Hall
he was rector of St..‘1iltl\aeia (‘ hurcb
hole. 'I‘f’lllltv lhureh of Hartford, gaie
iliim a (all and for the next ion youth
he won rector of that church.
following year Dr. Seymour who rc—call-
ed to hit. Michael's and since that time
baa been rector. For runny years Dr.
Seymour has been chairman of the
standing eonuulttee of the Episcopal
dioeoac of Connecticut.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemo-wS. C. liurnum, llun-
bury; i1). 8. Sheehan. llunbury; M. Sil—
barman. W. |.. llridc, S. Miller, .1. M.
lirowu. L. N, Dalton. (2. li‘. Harding.
\‘i'. ll. Smith and wife, A. t‘.. Henry. D.
l‘elham, New York; 8. J. Griffin. 8.
Greouatoiu. i1‘. 1). Jordan. llrldgoport;
l.. Mtntz. Newark; l.. ll. llurlbult. Wil-
ton; F. ii. Wheeler. W. S. Crofut. New
Haven; S. Underwood. Winfield. L. l.;
Rev. lgnutlua llart. South Coventry;
M. if. Bornatelu, .i. ll. hunter, New
Orleans; ll. A. ilolcke, Brooklyn; J.
H. Aldon. Norwich; A. (‘3. Cluntu,
Riduoileld; '1‘. i1“. 'l‘hayor. J. 11‘. Murray.
lloatoa; 11‘. Madden. ll. Mnthewaou. J.
V. Wholun. J. M. Layton. F‘. 1.). Lawton,
city.
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cone‘oaarton cuurtrchras.
’i‘lio ludctmndeat Wliua association.
incorporated. of New Haven. baa filed
in the office of the aocretnry of state
its articles or association!
The Samuel B. Doachiaa Rag com»
pany. of Hartford, has filed‘a cortiii
cute of the change of its name to
tho 81111111111 Dorichlun company
The Chase company, of Mllngiy
has filed an organization certificate.
Ito authorized capital stock aub-
acribod for ii! 350. 000. paid for 111 prop
orty other than cash. 11.11 officero are:
President and treasurer, Charles D.
Herbert G. tillaao. of nuiitelaon, and
uocrotury, Warren 1). Chase, of Hart—
ford.
FLEET OAPTAIN NAMED.
Commodorollauroa M. Allen, of The
Norwaik Yacht Club. that selected
Former Commodore Gilbert E. Bogart,
till fleet captain for the present your.
Arraliilolponta are now being made
for the amine to Long island on Sat-
urday. July L22.
who nominal Want Columns are up
189 Mr. and Mrs. George C. Woodruff;
auntver ‘
A. A and R 1) Raymond to Julius 5““, “lid “1 ”1*? ““0““ your “"1801
Markus and wife lot and buildings, 33|0riae1\s.Seimour and M3 “”9 PW“ :nrder
i Def'mition of Chiropractic
dained a deacon at liliddletmvn. hiayi
l
in the:
When in need of ice. phone us your
It will receive prompt atten-
(inn and you will know that you are
111111111111. Vie can't explain why, but
somehow or other our ice seems to
last longer than other ice. Phone 5180
Brookside lce Co.
PHONE 580
Ollie: and Storage. N. Y.. N. H. a. H.
R. R. Freight Yard, Ann St. 80. Nor.
:THE NEW SCIENCE
Chiropractic la the science of the
lcause of the disease and the art. of ad
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
iby a wrench. twist or sprain in the
bath. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched aches and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
‘ucrvo systems in your body.
Nervousucsa. Rheumatism. Paraly~
ale. Heart. Kidney and Female [the
cases are given special attention: also
Curvature of the. Spire. You will
never regret giving (,. Iroprnctic a
chance to help you. ,
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Alto
Glover’s
THE PLACE
LADIES’
Pumps and Oxfords
111.1. LEATHERS‘
32 to 34
White Canvas Pumps
32 to 32.50
. MEN’S
and Tan Oxfords
BOYS’
The Harrison Clark Shoes for
Boys. Absolutely Solid
3150 to 32
Patent Colt. Gun Metal:
13 13.50.14 $4.50
iilllilill‘lLl'PEnw«1.).
This in the Gale With Many Booth
‘ Norwalk People. “
Too many South Norwulk 911111111 .
are handicapped with a bill] back. The
unceuutng pain causes nonstant miss
ery. making work a burden and steam
ing or lifting an imposolbillty. The
back ucheu at night, preventing rel
trashing rest and in the morning in
stiff and lame. Planters and llulmcutu
may give relief but cannot reach the
cause. '10 eliminate the pains and.
tubes you must cure the kidneys.
Donna Kidney Pills cure nick kid-
neys and cure them permanently. Can- ‘
you doubt South Norwalk evidence? ,
Mrs. F. H. Field, 118 South Mall!
sheet, South Norwalk, Conn. suya‘ “I
first. need Dean’s Kidney Pills about;
three years ago, when suffering float
an attack of kidney trouble. My back
aehed, was weak and handicapped me
in doing my work. I knewlhat my
kidneys were disordered as’their peeve»
tionu were unnatural. Dean’s Kidney
Pills procured at Platated’s Drug Store
gave me prompt and permanent relief.
l have taken them on several occasions
since then when feeling slight recur~
reaces of backache and they have nev-
er failed to have the desired effect. I
willingly confirm th public" statement
I gave in favor of Dean's Kidney Pills
several years ago and I heartily meme 1
mend them again to other kidney suf-
furore."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60 .
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalofi"
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Dean s— and
take no other
WHALING SEASON SUCCESSFUL.
NEW HAVEN, June 21.———Whallng
has been successful with the schooner
A. M. Nicholson. of New Bedford,
which was on whaling grounds in lat-
itude 38.10 north, longitude 72.30 west.
on June 14. The schooner signalled
, schooner E. Marie Brown on «that date.
saying that seven whales had been
taken within a. week, asking to be
reported to the Associated Press as
"All well." so the folks at home would
get the good news. The Brown arriv-
ed here this morning from Jackson-
ville. and the toaster delivered the
message as soon as he had dropped
his mud hooks overboard.
Four- Passenger
Ferris Lawn
Swings
Usual Price 35, now
11435
F. A. MITCHELL
House ruamauzn
conuan WALL AND 111011 on.
NORWALK. ,couu.
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Iitorwalk Branch Office of -
The Eveaiag‘VSentiael
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PAPER
Spring" Goods
Now in Stock
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Decorator . ,.
10 m at. 1:111 Not-walk
Telephone 452
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David W. RaymondLL
theral Director and Embalmcr
iii North Main smut. loath Ndmtlt
Residence. I Wuhlumon 8M
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