$5515 y5.n1et at ,lobu L'quuinedleua
residence and a‘urprlaeii lino 9 Dan
1 Mr. Case's residence. The menthol
' ah to express their thankll to Mix
(idea and Mr Thompson for the nae
or. theh bouts.
1.
.‘i .
'15 our rnoaeclmtbthTEE’s
5 Lu: shoal
(Continued lrom‘li'lrst Page.)
Elliot!
Yqu' Drqualils at the
Bridge Pharmhoy ‘
Prompt and reluctant“
service at all tlman.
Personal atto nation giv-
the committee.
March 14, $5.000;
boon paid to Dr.
61.3% to Leonard S. Coggswoll 1’01
stouographic work. The total expendi-
tures amounted to $7.266
has received since
in addition $500 has
A. 5]. Wolll, und
3:”. to all Notion 5 The report when offered by Repro-
' . Charm {5’1- on}. "one, aentutire Chandler, house chairman of
u
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
DRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER, Managu-
tho committee. was not mentioned by
title and on his motion was ordered
printed in the house journal.
' Mr". Thoma. of Waterbury, introduc-
ed a resolution which provided that
the committee be discharged from fur-
ther eonaidemtiou 01’ "these and all
when matters,” and that the comptrol-
ler he‘iuatructed to pay no further
. bills inattrred’3hy the committee un-
til approved by the general assembly.
Mr. Thoma said he bud great respect
for the bones chairman of the commit
tee. Mr. Chandler, He did not, how-'
ever. think thatthe expenses incurred
were warranted by the results achiev-
od Mr Chandler said that he had no
obieotlou to the resolulima which pass-
ed unanimously.
Death Limit of $10,000
The senate yesterdav ailernoou
p1saed the bill concerning death dam-i
ages as reported by tho judiciari (‘Olli
J
" Mrs. Chase. of Brookyn, N. Y.. is
staying 1at her Bette Pluoo home for
.1 time.
.15.
M
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pagan. of ‘51
. eavlew avenue, are enjoying an au-
tomobile trip.
Miss J. Tobey. who has been visit-
ing in Bethe]. has returned to her
home. in Seaview avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wilson are
moving their hoseholdoi’tects l‘rom
Cottage street. to l..owe street, South
Norwallt.
Bridge Tender John Cole was upi
bright and early
lug repairs to the bridge in the way 5 Senator \lahan, who 11
of new planking.
11d compromis-
iod with Senator i’ttrh 11.51 to tho figmoei
The weekly "“99“"3 0f ”‘0 liietho iable is $1,000 and the maximum sum
dist Class was held last evening. ill.$ll.l.lltltl. Below aetepting‘ tho Mahuu
tb East Avenue church.
5 A large1\“1‘i"a111(511d111911t the senate rejected that
her ”I the members were i" mm"‘1';Carpenter amendment, whlt'h hind
Inoe. illflSSt'tl the house and which would
A l 5 5 halo allowed a .i.11'\ to consider de-
arse 1111111 m of East horwalk pondeuCy in estimating llli“ amount of
people went to Rotou- Point last even- 5515551555“... Alter TENN“... mtg amend-
ing. where they witnessed the display 55“..." the senate 1.959....” Senntm ma
"If firewo‘lts “150““ ”10 sumo 1’“ 53011.4 amendment whith would haw
mensell. lusurlt-d tho dopmldulloy (louse (“Mr-‘-
lug from that in the rebuild nooiion of
tut,- hill. '
"lho vote on tho Malian amendment
-...
Mrs. Arthur N. Paddock oi Seaview
avenue, is ou-lrtalning the memboral
11,533.:‘5115‘5rm5i‘l? 2‘5‘5‘53f55'5' (12.5.?!de has 21 to 1'; 111.1 11111 no amended
noon at 55'" 5501550 ' ‘ ‘ was thou punt-ml and soul to tho hliuse
' ' ‘ ' lthis bolus in disugrooiuu ut'liou. Thom-
Mr and ‘5}... (lomge A'hotn Mu'mtlul. for 1h» Malian amendment
their daughterfiirgiula bowl returned ““9 Senators l’iorro, Spolluvi. "\l‘
to thoir home 111 New 305.5. eithuttru 1'011.llulle.r. Marlowe. Mitt-hell. [lick
it llleasaut visit with rhoir relatives, lurmau. lulu-Edam Parker, Woodrui‘l..
"Mr. and Mrs. 15. W. Mills. 111 Bildfi? PW" .ounshury. PM." Mululu.‘ M"
ElNel. E5555 NUI‘Wulh. .\'(5ll. Inllioli. Hammond. Bmuumn
a r‘l'lsblu. 'l‘iunioi‘. Wright and lmouard
011 Saturday 01‘ 11111.; week. the May- 5 ”’3"
flowers will plui auothoz- hunt'hnli- Those volluu uualust lllt‘ umoud
game with lht- lliitluolvoll i’onl 11511111, “11““ “llil'i: plum-d lllt’f'lll in tho poul-
Atllle l:1'~t 5'.1':1t5 ti;t5ll;'l1l"1'llt)1't 15...“..55 11011 111‘ iuml'lua :1 bill roulovlu'z all
limit at daumntw in accord 'with the
Democrat i1 and i’ tilli. ‘1lituu pnrtr plat
forum \H'li' 81511111015 Mun. iioilm‘au.
-__._M,_._ iShanloy, Lawlor, ;\\’(‘l‘}‘, llartlotl i’ati-r
A. P. Layer. who was in town you-filmm- PM“: Jud-“5’”- Donovan “m!
«terday. made some channel-1 iu the Brinemudtw l2.
East Not'u'nlh lire alalm ri‘htom,5 Plckcting Bill Rejected
changing the auxiliary boxes at the! In (‘lillclll'i‘enCt‘ the house yoattr
Fitch anti Marvin ut'hools to rouulur .3... ”59.5,.” up. hill rouooruim:
alarm boxes. This is the first addition l‘lit‘iii‘lllli! The measure had boon fav- '
to the hl'nlvlll in the way 01‘ lJOXIffi5m'ubly roportod by a majority of tilt
“in“? ”’5 illBiiliWiOll- itull‘lllliiil‘o on judiclurv and labor. it
’I‘h S ll is i ll 5 ii i ( 5 was pulled up hv House Loader liuulm.
e . . .o 10 Swot :11 )ougm 5 . . P, m of He roiorzt’
gnthmul Church are planning to give 5 2.2:): 5515njt5555551mntac; 1”“: 1:“, I I
a lawn fete at the home of (‘hnrloa 'l‘ho house yesterday lluasod. it
Ericson. at 16 (‘ove street. Fl'ldlo'._51.1u providing for tho uivlmimmrm hr
3511;511:9350 ilnsKhoell t5x15t5~1uiellli525 1111”“;5 1b.. (.‘Hlilltu'tit'lli agricultural auuiou oi
a l '11 a1 :t'osa, m 1 301' a y am 1111 153.553.5555. 311110 fat-0919p, .
financially. ’l'lw lil‘Ol‘t‘t‘tlki revolved 10155 Thu 1101111145 «ow-5.1.1 sputum iluruum
to 1’" 5”“ WWW“ ”‘9 piano tuud. 51111 ha oouiowe on the w'mltlugmuu' n
Manager 1:111 Martin lulu got “I“1:‘|(;ll\il(|'l‘lii|l‘ii:’5“ 1.1515555555111555?95555155515155;-5
l
peanut-t: on John (.1 orham 1111 a lil'Ol-lllttt : 555.5.\5t5,;;n‘55555‘:w ‘0; vtn'loua labor hr- i
live first buoomau to: the T'f'uiitor 355555.5555mm 5,...555..n..d .5... “mum m‘
33:11:13 6012115? 2;“: ""3 ”5:0" “ ”"5 5 {pillow to ilu notion in luutuintt tho.
1 luv 11 to run on gout
will probably llt'i‘Oilli" u putt ol thin!hm
mam. Mr, (iorimm. llt‘tiiiliui helm: :1
mod bull player. in rounidtrrd 11 good
which.
puporluou tlt‘li'ltlt'tl tho ill'i‘llli‘ll and
the latter will endeavor to return the
compliment on this t)t‘('iiSlUll.
h..—
\ bill t'out'ot'uluu taxation of rail
road t'ompuplou wi hlt'h lit-piouuulutlw
l’ot'it. oi httalloui, anid wua tippuaml
by *l‘ax (‘ommiauiout-r ('iili iiu .wan5
tabled on it motion by liopreuoniativu‘
'l‘iuttior.
'i‘ho muttor ol’ luljnurumout wan
lorumoat iu lilo mind» of tho mom-
'hot'a yoktoi'tlay. it in oulimulod thni
5iiiil monollroa i'omulu to he acted upon
‘bolworu tho two bound» and the non-
uiou will continue into tioptomhor un
lean illifllntihfli iii oatmdilod. ’l‘hu au-
ulou hurl paused about iiiu private
dot. and about loupubllo data. There
Were nearly two thouaand mauouroa
lutroduootl.
“It!“ I300! MI)
W
Mra Minot! 8 (ilHiii‘liijll, or iiowuy-
ion and daugbtrr. iiira. flooruo Kay
and daughter Mina liolon Kay. oi
Roudinu. l’u.. who pm the. annals; ol‘
lira. Crockett. worn the guoatu ot Mr.
and Mm. .loiul ll. lillmuuiodiou. or
Osborn avenue. youtorduy and that
melting and today they wont to New
Havou.".wl1ero they will viull Loliult
mottled.
W
Finch Brothers are milking repairs
to (inborn avenue and Fort street for
this town. Another upload of oil hnli
been ordered for Intuit Norwallt by Be-
lootmhu demos A. Brown and lo expoc.
toll in a few darn. Among the improve- EFFEGT Oil “Oil.
men-ta in Fort utraet will he a side-
walk on the north aide which will an- . E"- L’ “ILL
able all podentl'lantt to lump to the (Continued from First Page.)
right in passing under. the bridge. it
is hoped that they will follow 'tha
trauma.
mutt remember. that ii grout deal or
‘Mr. Kenoaly’a time nowadays “is spent
in New London because of his law
biiilllltillll here. and he but; become
therefore a very well-known figure in
eastern Connecticut. especially among
lawyeraunti Ropublloe‘n tendon.
lie is a very intimate friend or litur-
ton F. Plant than whom there. is no
mono rbgmulra and popular than
WI: fimwr It
in connotation with the story which
van printed 111 yesterday‘s paper ood-
earning the Henlicltors surprlalng U11»
oloiban Petty. the names or doom
5 Wood. Charles L. ainawortil tint!
(91111 R. L‘Homntetiieuwm modicu-
' nealy '
this moiulug, mak- 5111ittee with an umeudmrnt offered 11.1"
no that the minimum amount. 1"oooior- '
5lu another
tomcat. 1m 1111 bombs and u rattling one.
;ilit5 'llpiuitm
planned over the nomination or K65
governor than Mr. Blunt.
Buikeioy 'Icr Konenly.
This isnt the that time that the
mono of the obuii‘hlau of the Repub-
new state central committee has been
mentioned in connection with the gu-
bernatorial issue as a candidate. Some
time ago Former Governor Builteloy
was credited with expressing a prefer-l
once for Chairman lionenly for gov'~
‘ am That Keneuly would have the
support of lax-Governor Bullteioy in u
campaign for wgovernm' hi admittod by
those familiar with the political con-
1 ditlouu 1113.1 political [notions in the lie-
publicau camh
All during the contents for Bullio-
ley. Kenealy was very close to those
who were managing lilolkeiey’a cam-
paigns. That laetlon in the Republican
party which has always stood by Sen-
ator Bulk-eley through thick and thin
would. in a large'meaaure. be found in
any movement looking to the nomina-
tion of Kenonly 5tor governor ii the
5Stumlord leader expressed the slight-
iout desire to head tho atato ticket.
1 lust because the faction witnn't on
the winning aide in the senatorial (2-5011
test is not to be taken an a sign that
it has gone out of existence in Conuec-‘
ideal for. today. it is regarded as 12%
pretty healthy political inotlttltion.i
.roady to get into business when the
:occaaion demands.
5 Brundegee In Line, Too.
i Mielltion was called today to the
itaot that United States Senator llruu
5degee would be 11 ‘large fattor in a
5Konouly movement With Plant.
llulkoley. liiaudouee and the llulkeloy
11o ‘emeut in the Republican party all to
lgother in one line pushing ahead lot'.
the nomination of Kenealy. ll would
‘look
one him named tor governol.
i5 11 Kenmly
for govoluor that would take him out
of the chairmanship or the state ('out
111itteo.\\hethor he will be oomlnuod'
in the oiilce 01" (hulrman of the stale
committee in n quoatlou that 11 ill come
'up one of thoao days aside altogelhol
'1‘10111 the gubeinalmlnl quotation 'l‘btl‘.
o ‘oment in tho 1.11111 which he ogposod
‘ut the limo ho 11.1u working no heart
ll) tor the re 111111 «11' Senator llulkoluy
to Waahiuulun uo'lltl like to see an
othm man an (lllllilll 111 oi the commit-
15.0 and it will do its level boat to 11111
1111111. llui it will have a
1
too. ulmuld it uinlet'tuku'lo push K15-
lionly out ol’ the t'lmlrmunnhip, ii ho
hasn‘t made up his mind to retire as
chairman
Aspiration: of Hill
Auy achouw luoktul. to tho nomina-
tlou oi litsliuoly will intoroatlnx
ut-wa to some at tho mombora of 1111'
lit-publiutui slaw committee who \wt'v
inl'lluv'd 1o tho Now that Congressman
lilii, llllutilol‘ i-‘ttii'llvld yoouty 111111138-
man. would i115 about tho right man
i K?
in put lulu tho ran» for ntii‘tll’lltll’. 011.!
()l thuae onunuitlocumu told 11 ( arrt-s
pontiout not long lino 1‘. ml lilll would
lw one of tho atlonpost men the R15
pubiit'aua could 11111 at tho bond of tho
state tit 1w And this toumilltoomuu
true under the liupro-lsion then that
("(lllgli'ssllll‘ll lltll 111111 not voi'i much
int-l iuod ~
and that 11:» would 1...
lhlo. no to spook. to iilll ft!l‘}'.1)\'“‘.tllllil1
'l‘bo rommltwoman alao oxpleawd'
that output-ssiuuu lllil
realized that illtl't' was growing oppo
Hill)“ to him lul bu Fourth (llhll‘ii‘i . .111
oppoultluu that won more doiounluod
than over to doit'ut him for ('ougi'onu ll
ho undertaken to maim tho 1'1111 attain.
’1 111.5111 111'15 tilllt'l lllt‘llllit‘iti or the Lie
h'ublitau alnto commitlro who do not
‘lbiult H111 llill would do outlooially
ivtii in an «Motion for )lf)\"l'lilni.
Grunge" and Reciprocity.
'l‘ltot'o hall hvuu uurh :1 tiara-11p. in
this mutt: poplin-lolly. ut the prouoni
’liillt‘. a limo up that wont ho l‘oiaul
1111. with live graugoi'a on tho mu» uido
‘aud l‘t'oaiduut 'luii on the other in
5ronuoo1ion with the presidents ultl
'111do on tho tat'iluut'lty mt‘tilllllt‘. that
ltbout- rlunmittmlneu lwliovo C‘Olii-llt‘t-illr
lmulout 'hhouioru in uonurean for Pront-
lliiill 'l‘ntl‘a l'tuiilll‘tlt‘iiil treaty,
Those rommlttoouiou are pretty wine
lutlivlduula and they thoroughly up-
prot-luto what tho (armor aontimout is
in thin «into. on reciprocity and they
also appreciate that any mun like
Hill. who hurt alum] up for reciprocity
in Worthington, woum be pretty apt to
get it in tho neck {tom the tumors in
Cuimortlout it they ever not a olmuoo
at him no miliornuloriul uominoe.
Konuly VI. Hill.
There would be the couditioua of a
grout "scrap" it it should come to para
that them two Fairtleltl county state:-
men. Knueoly and hill. would be, the
only upon loft in the gubernatorial
race. it would be oi much larger di-
mension that. even the tumour content
over the United State: oomioruhill
when McLean ran away from bulke-
lei'. it would have on one side Plum,
Ilrandogee. littllteley and that powertul
crowd of politicians that were with
nuikoloy when he was up for senator.
on the other tilde WOtiili’lle tbii band
of husky polltloal Warriors who ileum
Quid Earp than «to p litiliu.
t.
' coutnlll’od the state uecretury himuell.1
like a winning combination in the5
Judgment of those who would like to
should entet the raco‘
run again for countess.
lllt‘l‘oim‘o clip. ‘
‘dl ittb.
‘itonl of tho \Vaalpott llolol.
mun lilil wouldn't mukon brilliant runi
nu norm-nor bocuuna he watt one 0f.,.illo'
to be on too lost at the moment in
a dangerou mannar Thor
retransmit 111ch
‘ ms BEGHETARY
(condoned trom Elrst Page.)
it!»
too post; rand but what will tell you
that the diatatloe' between Norwtllk
my who appeared an a “we“ for5New York to Boston is very dangerous.
against Homer '
555w" 5mm 05.55555, 5555 “in Indian Swamp 1011 one side is a
50515555518” who “55% in South Nor lpit three feet doup, and on thtl'othet'
iwailt. Mr Oraw had William A. Grit 58m” 1'3 “1e trolley il‘tit‘it. Duo mun
:,i‘ln Jr., of South Notwalk for M115
counsel but the ovldenoo presontod5
5W“ tiec'idediy agninat the overall)!“ home on a door Mr. (how has taken
and Secretaiv m. the Stale M5555555555555thln man out twice arid ho was drunk
l'l lingers protested the case becauae’o" both ocansloua Me 151”:an most
oi flagtant violations alleged in the ”emu" M“) g" m” “i “h" ‘1‘“ "‘°
operation of the car by Mr. Crow.
” Mr. Crow, an it: happened on July
ii drove by the plate secretary's onr55
which was going from South Nol-
walk to Bridgeport. and at that timetc.
i
tlloao parties until hi2 lands in state
prison or he comes and tries to out
back his license." «.
’l‘hia hearing wan closed. with
iaiou reserved. on was uuotllot','alao
heard by Deputy Secretary lllchurd .l.
Diiiyor. J. F. Brown was operating it
our
Day when the car struck a sidewalk,
when "mm 150 feet? cloud then ov"eituluoti \u
.1
although Colonel Rogers was not drlv-5
lug Mr Rogers'e testimony abowedi
that Crew had been driving réoklosalyi
and had ope‘uod hie mumor
was uuueooaaar' 51nd a uuiaunto.
defense Mr. Crow. who first took tlto5' Juries
stand. admitted he had opened the;
m'utllei three times on his 'trip from
South Norwalk to Bridgeport but had
i 1
dr “m curelully. He had opoznted “ bearing an outline showing how it
it“? ................
’ no to H H 111 (“who has been in office for thirty
5::weeded twenty five milea an hour.5 5.055555. 55.90 testified. Other 5055555150555
5 e had with him a gentleman who was given by Mr llrown and three. 05
51111111 rather intoxiratod and ratihedimm “5le“.
i him considerable nuuov once. Chief 01- w
Police William R. Pennington, (115 NEW ORDINANCE tN FORCE
South Norw.1llt.naid under oath thati Mavm li‘tiuard l Finnegan has re-
llO had ““0“"! (“3“? {0“ “V0 0? sixlquoatod that announcement he made
ware and no mmplaiut had boon on- M H... lam that the new ordinance re
torvtl agaiuat him at police houdqunr rocenlly 5555555355 555 ”55. council of the
”"31 5(‘i1_v oi Not".uuil11oialivo to tho op-l
Secretary Rollers was the last “’"floulng or 355“...“ M. contractors,
nose and he rounded out. considerable:
testimony.
“You urt-
:said Elmer
tecoived State Policeman
voatlgutod the oltoumstuuoea of the
accident Monday and presented ut the
row of the leaning of permit for street
work 11nd coo-trumors will see him
_ when it in uot'oesary to tour up any
fm the slate, iu the ohnractonatic “mm, for portnimiou to do 5505 .
manner. ,,
'5 woo—.WWW
‘I can operate a car.” began Mr
Rogers. "but i don‘t." lie contin
11rd: I
".\t 21:20 (it"imk in the etching 1
anti others left the lilirury 0. (on
museum!) E .l.ll1ii at South Noru'nllt
l‘olhapn live or ion minutoa w pro «on- .
stimuli in 11111.11 1he (“Ollglt‘alllliiill
took us to the var. i mudv the ra-
mark that his mutually wan no cou-
tn'uial that 1 ha! tuned Mrs. “iigt‘i:"ti
an operator or 11 our?"
H. lmiusiiury. attorney
dual want ad.
n O
[rationed too long. We pasted ovur ‘Ve L'ke to Flgure
the upper road through tho swamp
that Mr. me (‘tllls Poul Swamp. 1 0“ the ""5“ of heating 5'9“"
without meetim'
that worr- uoiur
Oil lll(I lentil Sldt‘
in rather rough
or braving any cars
in oilhor direction.
thorn in a dip which
The vehicles wear
the dirt oil the rot'ka. and a tlrlvor
unlamilinr with the road. would llull
Mink} pretty hull humps.
limit? either with
STEAM. HOT AIR
oafior WATER
r"
Now is the season 10 have the
.
work done. boloro mid weather
1. , .. 5 . .
“(5 “NM. “ "“1” further good comes. “1) huvo installed many
road on tho lut'lluu. A our t'aiuo up of 0111 h t\ m 5‘ till ”um“ 5 i
behind without any warning what-5 ‘l ' ' ”N
ovor. l was loaning on tho touuouu “Wt have all LIV-'0“ satisfaction.
out! he ram.- ao rinse that he marl)
hit 11:1. ills motllor wus open and he
awuug no 5'l1al'pli' in {10111 of us tho!
my um \01' 11.1.] to pm on his (lllll‘l’gl'll5".\"
bloke. ll was what we cull n (‘Olllt.'l|lll~5
Horace'll. Nash
N. Main 81 Weill Sts.
tibia llllll 13115115 wua not outx"!i1m
510111215111 army! which came owr 111'. o S.Norwaik
out our
“We “<11 luuui on time to 1 11:.- trol- M
lty tlat'k at llidl palth'uiar point. \it' t
~uw a light in 1ht5 distaute. and the
dr'ivm uuulv lllt. touiuili that ho didu' ' ‘ "MW?“ ~~ - «~-
kuow wl115il11'i it with :1 trulim out THE NE‘V SC‘ENC
or 1111 uutoumhlio. l1 prowd to ho l
1111 llllltlllltllliit'. whic'h 11:15 romiuu.
Definition of Chimpracnc
Chiropractic in the antenna 01' the
unit cause 01‘ the diocese and tho art of ad-
, ,, , . l ,5 lillrllll‘ill the same. lllaoauna aromuned
mm“ “mu.“ m “50111553111111 in! ’f: M a wrench. twist or upt'ttlu in the
l l1.i\.- no i010 ullon u an. illat‘k rum 5' done in 55555551555506 ii
lug our 15111- M the foul of “‘rrlrml ctr-lurk pinched norms and pulp in
Hill. i do not remember look: 5.; in later life in the different organs and
New 5 limbs. l
. Chiropractors romavo tho ouuao 0
won a (‘lll to limit of tho llnuthoruommi disease und pain. and health it
“(“01 WNW i101“ "‘5' filliblllllWi‘H“ 5routored,throuah harmonizing the on
"Win ptoom'dud to within illii vartiu “9"" “Him“. in your ”ad-"5
5 Nervouanuas. Rheumatism. Family
of Dead “1111 1t (‘uru' 'lhiatar \Vlliciitu‘n Henri. Kidney and Femulu l5la-
”MW “3 “‘40”? cm“ “Ni” ii” "W" balm are given special uttoutloum
'l‘iueo of 1111 uni tho umuiwr wllill Curvature of the Solar You will
it panned. lust an it flushed up aulilu'fli‘i’fl‘ 11‘8““ 1“va Chiropractic It
I u
with muillm open our woman Haiti' (halite to boil you
”i‘lwro come» your friend again. T. FRANCIS. D, Q.
My til‘iit‘l‘ Will! running well to tho
5.5555555 3.5555 mum 55.55.555.55 55550 555.555.5594 WASHINGTON 8T.80.NORWALK
runilon atom: that road. it is roub-
Iomi driviuu to no vory runny miles
an hum- arouud ilu rurvuu." “
ulmls: tho trat k aid-3 o. the shoot '1 I11"
r'ommk was undo by mum 0110 that
if that follow continued that
Magnetic Trutmamo Given Also
’ isnt a. driver that goes over the 1308' ‘
and Bridgeport on the highwuy from .
tried to make those omveo at thillly '
five miles .111 hour. and was carried
5drunh. He will pontinuo to take out '
tl'E' l
in “Thompeouvlllo on Memorial '
I" ltaliau man died‘ as a result of ln~ '
Theodore r nowung. of Hartford, 111- ‘
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now in force. The city clerk now takes 5
The woman who wants a housework- ‘V
or aruorully has success With a Son ‘
earables
DECIDED BARGAIN’S AT
' PRICE’S
SUMMER SALE
NOW ON
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Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phon: No. 1185-2.
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The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Teicphono 46, with Branch Stations MN! Department:
, Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
HARDWOOD FLOORS l
moan loss t'arpot mpcueo. save all the “putliuu down" and "takin:
up." and are sanitary. Just a low rugs. easily clcuucd. are all that
the not‘veeury on a hardwood floor.
And you have the true home lollli-«flililtlcl‘ll. rhocriul. airy.
5 Put a hardwood lloor into the new house. Or you (“.111 have it
laid over the old floor easily. We will be glad to give you an idea of
the cost.
m~~~w~m
SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
your house in good working order ovary wintor!
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nace now, and restore the Worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly, so that you‘ll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
Does
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNiSHED
‘5 17 Wall Street Phone 742 Nerwalk. Conn.
at the 4-door, 30
LOOK h. p. Touring Car
i Equipped with Illit mohair top, wind shield, gas and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto-and coll: everything first-cloud. Guaranteed for one your)”
the manufacture". (or 31525.
F. E LOCKWOOD 8. C0.
39 Wall “rub-(Phone) Garage. Water Street. Norwalk. Conn.
For full particulars call or addreau
Ah! that’s the Kind--
11 Monk like tho luat one i bought.
You always got that bind» 5lho kind
you like" juicy, louder and iuaty, for
Wu uoluui our lip-ma with tho utmtmt
rare. And we know aoluothluu about
memo, holiovo its! Wu have burn at
it ior yearn. lluy from hutrhora who
understand your notulu.
re mourn MAIN or.
~ Mr. Ilougru toriihod that an hia our
poured lll'lduoport it won going forty
or titty lullna an hour exeopt at tho
turun. llo Marhod llridttoport at 9:40
o‘clock and Mr. (lrnw paneled him
again.
"i put thin in to show," the norm-
tary went on. “that, if Mr. Crow was
noun; almlnht to hridaoport he must
no pretty lost. We never think of
moaning a car on a highway. i pro-
aume that when ho phased on he wait
going twentyttlvo miles on hattnh'l‘horo
who ubuslvo language. vol-y abuttiva
language. Thorn wan filthy language
1111 he paaied us in the swamp. Tho
our was dimly lighted. It occurred
to me that union of the, amounts
might be intoxloated...
"The charge in not that be wna'
running with muffler open. He
opened it When he Martel! to unto and
kept itopen until he not, ‘way by.
That in last we sort. or man we are
trying to set. l have’ been driving
11 our since iiiilll. and i know not?
ti on 11‘- ' oil it. gt know that
No5tice
During July and August
our Itorl will alone on Sat-
. = . H.
uni-yo at i 9. an. At your
«Mac ivory other molt
day from 7 I. m. to l p. m.
'E. E. Gorhatn
‘ Decorator
‘to mo. 8.11:1 111mm:
volume till! 5
. harvest: of prosecutions brought. by
TEL. 4-15. rune notivanv’
waraa iN MiLK AT octouaersa wnlurod but. on» imi‘iiury n1 im'lll
Wt...
milk lunpurtura. liii ho has oouaidoi‘od
it lithttlltilil’y. lit-lore bringing probo-
uulioue. luiwevnr, he will router with
National inapootora.
ERiDGEFOR‘l‘ Ail‘m Kit.“ W0-
” MAN.
Billlltiill’till‘l‘. Aug. 8.-A. woman
,u'hoao identity had not been loomed at.
1 o'clock this afternoon was otr‘uok
and killed at 10 ago. today. by an an-
Comoiuint Again“ Albert Woyueo-u-
Denture From Two Gountlu
5 Hoard
Dairy and Food 't‘ommiuoionnr ll. 15‘.
Puttor 1111151 brought proroudiugs against
Albert \i’oyner of Coioheaioruwho in
alleged to have been soiling milk
mixed with water. tlrund .luror A. it.
honor will prosecute the case at Coi-
uheator Thursday hetero the jumble of
the “bearer. Coltlieaier within three
months lust passed has neon three Hawaii, otthis oily.
was about till roam old. who crooning
tho utroetml Foirlleld and Sherwood
avenues. in the West end. when alto
saw the machine cooling at a good
party. Elle evidently bot'ame confused.
for she stopped turned book then
went ahead again. The marbipo hit
her, knocked her down and ran one:
11hr Bile tiled without recovering bou-
unleashes: soon alter being udmlttoti
to fit. Vineouta hospital. 5 '
the state commlusloner. it seems Quito
neoensary to administer the low in
that section. no previous; prosecutions
have been lhel‘ltiottlnl.
Yesterday and today Mr. Pottor is
giving a hearing inlhia other; at the
capitol 115 natural dealers in new 1111—
van and Fulmelu counties who have
been charged with gdolterntiog mill:
which they had for purposes at stallion.
a of invutlgnttonn
’Chamok’s Market 5'
tomohile owned and driven by lsuuo N
The woman. who .
Norwalk Chronicler