. i
3:3.DrllgWants an
“Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt‘ and ancient
service at all itilmes.
Personal anon on giv-
“on to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait tor your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER.‘ Manager
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fir. and Mrs. B. Callahan. of Brook-
lyn. are the guests of Mrs. J. Calla-
han. of East ‘Norwaik. for a shorgtime.
Dwight Spaulding has retarded to
his home. in East Norwailt, alter ba-
lls the guest of friends in Lebanon.
Conn. ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Morohouse and
daughter Mildred, of Core avenue, are
”ending a few days with friends in
. Now Britain and Hartford.
Ralph E. Gregory. of Seaview ave-
nue. is enjoying his annual vacation
from his duties at the Fox Cycle Hord-
wue Company, of Washington street.
South Norwalk.
East Nat-walkers are taking advan~
use of the good run in snapper hiuhl
and men can be seen out every day
with their equipment. booking the fes-
tive little fish which are always so
popular.
M
Mr. and Mrs. .Bllrr Day, of Greenfield
Hill. former residents of East Nor-
walk, were visitors here. yesterday.
having. driven down from their new
home. They were given a hearty Wel-
Dime by their many friends.
i
r .
In the absenco of ReV. William W.
Gillies. who is enjoying his annual vs.
nation. Mrs. Frank S. Seymour will
load the weekly prayer and praise ser-
fleo which will be held tomorrow
evening at the Eat Avenue Methodist
Church.
The Mayflowers will play the (“rote
wants, of Bridgeport. Saturday after»
noon. and a good game is expected.
The firemen are confident of winning
in. game. On Sunday. the Orioles are
Modified to play the Colonials and
tho grime Juniors will tackle the 'l'llr-
Yo! Hills.
lost Norwsiit poopig were. portion.
Ill'ly interested in tho announcement
h The Sentinel. lull evening. that the
list Waslliuiaon urinal sewer might
hinterland so as to nccommodstb the
“buildings which will be erected on
Wilmachmr lot. Even at this only
5'
lllts which will accrue from tho croo-
lion or “in new bridge are bulimia:
to be apparent.
stimulation
icons «1.1mm sir-t Filmy
' the bridge was to ho Widener! so as
to acoomodais the installation of a
double trac across theistructure.
This nutter had been agitated for
years and the‘probable succ‘sb‘itni out-
. "com or this axsltatlon is welcome
’ news to those using the lines (and es-
, pociaiiy those whohavo been conduc-
ting the agitation.
The present structure is to be widfl
sand 15 fast on the south side and dye
' 7 loci on the noatb‘ side, making It so
foot extension sltouothor. which will
provide plenty of room for two trol~
loy tracks and a. safe roadway.
4
mm
Ilia, lilo grout possiblliitlcli and n— _
...—.w. .. -. w .—
lsw what he thought of his
daughter:
gather-in-lsw lost his temper and was
buocissd down by. son-in-lsw for his
trouble. wheroot 1mg mic on the one
hand and daunhtor on 0 other, soak-
ed bubble alongside oi! the hood. with
a handling and had mt- labial beauty
marl-till by bubble no result. The
matter has been hushed up.“ much
as possible. .. ' ‘
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qua-u..."
Wnsrrolt'r
. Alto
SAUGATUCK
Miss Florence Burr is visiting Miss
Katherine Long at Staten island.
Mr. and-Mrs. Arthur W. Taylor. have
been entertaining out of town friends.
. Mrs. Charles Rider is spending sov-
sral weeks with friends in New York.
Cards have been received fi‘om Li-
brarian Miss M. Louise Matt, at her
arrival in Europe.
via—.—
Miss Frances ill. Downes, aged '69
years. died Saturday. The funeral
was held on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred A. Chapman
of Vim.I street. Hartford, are enjoying
a vacation at \Vestport.
The bonus or marriage between
Ambrose Smith and Christine [any
were published Sunday.
Miss Mary Wheeler is very feeble
and has been unable to leave her
room for many weeks.
The members of Buckingham Post.
W. R. (1.. of Norwaiit. will hold a pic-
illc at Compo beach today.
hlr. and Mrs. John Wood and Mrs,
Chauncey Barlow enjoyed an outing
at Beardsley park. yesterday.
Thursday beinlr St. Bartholomew‘s
day. Holy communion will be adminis-
tered at Trinity church, It 10 a. Iill.
John Colziar has returned from
the West and resumed his old posi-
tion on the Westport baseball team.
Tile Wontpoi‘f baseball team will
play their third game against the Nor-
walks at Amusement park. Labor Day.
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bliss Ethel Hendricks of Susannah
has returned from her vacation and
resumed her duties at the Embalmlnii
factory.
4
Two cars will convoy the mothers
of the Congrexatiousl sandwiched
to Beardsley park. today. for their an-
nual picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl [loin are ox.
pectod home from 'tllolv Wampum
tour, i-lstnrdsy,
soot tour months.
Joseph Huntsman. Everett and
Irwin Taylor and Charles \Voodworth
have returned from it week's outing
at Highland Camp. N. J.
It is hoped on me tom Shin that
thin will be at least one more spool
Math Country Club.
which mm- to have boss the its:
satisfactory.
L ghosts are is missed their own.
Wiel- _m
N. “a? “I
my“ 1!
toast oi friends in town over Sunday.
. Mt race before the season cissso.‘ who hail been visiting or the boots o!
m sions the some lines as that at tho' Jsmss tattoos. has returned bolas.
fisturm. i
s will “to baboons to Jim aloud by illusions not is ill. Norul
Rumor had it. last evening, M Dickie of Bridgeport. camp to [rid ma, two itsiisss were mg“ on
also more lots of tho (iron-chase his “0"“? ”I.” it collided “"1 m‘flisplciomoul? WW. ”Tho Mammy
loll been sold, mm”, and l“ watering task in “float of ablation it" the names at m Cause, of
Militia“ will be mm on time it saloon on but. sit-«i. .
Isl-cums on in. bridge. in. u... what was badly W and the sitl. Both are 31 um old. The pol
“a mans thou on last the brings “him kilo be tin-om '16 I w. lion «in that they «mud to mm
I'M null are to noise meals to It HIM
Drab nostalgia as don “to your
"‘ will mitosis-llrm-mim’
both toast
‘m
«pm. No one win injured.
on
that.
’ this work absolutelyllloes away ‘witil der, the new extension to Georfiomwn
' This through admire to Stamford
has ~beonwaccompani’ed by an agitation
tor a through service from Bridgeport
to Stamford. The company has grant-
ed the former and it is expected that
it' will only boa question of time be-
’ tore the through Bridgeport service
twice the hay crop antfsre mowed by will be "19‘3““. l
machine and (tattoo by wagon. Which New WO'ECCGIGMNWI‘I are being
was never done belore. These facts. installed at the Meadow street. DUMP
are pogiflve and can be veerdi station. Wthh W": roorzunise "30 0180:
,tilrouah the Property Olvnera' “poem: trio light service and which will in—
'tion. . ‘ I J’creaso the output o: the plant to a
' The work in this vicinity from Belle: crest extent. The new motors arrived
Island to Sblppan Point is dbout toil“ tow“. yesterday. and DI‘GWMIORI
Ebegiu‘. n3 nine.tenth3 of the mODGS'l tor ”1‘ installation were commenced!
:bas been raised by public subscripilmmfidllifily.
‘uon, The work has been ordered? As soon as the new generators have
.sturted within a week. The am that: head Installed «out are in worklns or:
EiqT'rill imam
~ crusts:
(Continued from First 'Pslo.)
will be booked on and that district
furnished with electric light. This
news will undoubtedly be at great in-
terest to the prospective commuters
of that district who are impatiently
awaiting the chance to throw away
.iilosquitoes has been woven and Call!‘
:be verified from any section where it;
has been carried out, and there is “Oi
possible way for it to fall to deliver us
poured it was with regret that they
The owners of marsh lands could;
i
'lloiil along the good cause n'lost wool“,
derftllly and ease the work of the com-j
nlittees in charge by sending their:
[consents into the. Improvement As-fi
.sociation of Belle island. They are5
fposltively assured that no damage is
done to the marshes. at Ma‘.‘ narrow:
titan-inch wide trench. twouty-fouri
Linches deep—«deep enough to not thoj
roots of the sedge so it will never
grow up again is cut from any stag-
nant pool to where the water will run:
to every day's tide. is all there is to
it. This drains the land for seventy-f
five feet on either side of it. so that
trenches need not be closer than 1.50;
feet. and they can be positively -as-:
sored that twice as nlbch hay can be!
cut from a marsh so treated. Thor
owners of marsh lands at Shippui‘
Point have tound a wonderful increase
in the sell buy crop.
The plain simple tact is we are
raising mosquitoes by the millions in
u very few pools on the marshes. The
perigee tide once a month leaves woo,
.cr in these pools which the lower’
tides do not carry away; these becomei
breeders and in eight to ten days one'
little pool three tool in diameter csni
produce thousands upon thousands of
mosquitoes. and this is going on irom‘
April to November. With the trench
to let the water in and out there is‘
no brooding. Ninety per cent. of our.
mosquitoes (‘0le from these
1
legged one. is found has-k in the
woods and fields for five miles. in the
committee's work they have found the
low?
pools, the marsh mosquito, the stripedi‘ceim
‘that they ask of the Norwslll city
{council." Thus spoils this gentleman.
inland swamps and woods just full ofv
their kerosene lamps and turn on the
new service.
The plans and specifications for the
now was plant which will be erected
in Nowell: as an addition to the pre-
sent system. are out and are ready (or
contractors. it is expected that the
contracts for the erection of the his
addition will be awarded in the near
future and work on the new building
started.
‘ May Ask for TonJoot Merl.
That the Connecticut Company is
surveying the lower and of Wall
street, the Noriyaik business man and
other. who observe what is coins on.
in their city. bpye come ton oertsln’
conclusion. by they are surveying
this particular portion oftho city no
one has as ya! been able to give I.
definite answer. but speculation is
rife.
One prominent bouillon man when
interviewed upon the subject yester-
day informed s Sentinel reporter that}
the surveying ls. being done for a like;
purpose in was that in upper Wail'
street about a year ago. when the Con‘
nectirut (‘ompsny petitioned the Nor.
walk city council for permission to lay
ten-foot centers.
“They art- griainly going to salt a
council meeting of the Norwalk city in
the near future for permission to is:
ton-f00t centers in lower Wall. street.
and what they ash. that they will re-
They would not got it in South
inly‘wili not alii
i
i
Norwaik. but they certs
When it camel-lino to widen Wail
treel some time no. the property
They have been all-
Iotleri-ioliorso of neural. was a
Attorney ti. It. lbsrwood is proper.
. 1. install moo him in; to erect a three story building ad-
. it. John is Kenn-'5 Greyhound and joining bio property on State street.‘
M ii. Elliott’s mega”, would which will be and minivan by tho‘ moonlight William A. madam
naive to be most lam-ling u a... South": at. at retention company. the ravens. cutter momenta. who
The mat Iii My also». and balsam Mobil-
,3!” gym or downtown, will iy utter m «unit. but was «tossed
wwwmmiismlm mom at tho new» or
its without» it scum“ Will
the marsh mosquito. where they go to! '
Iharbor and food on tile maintain. and 4 “PM" in 10"" Wall "W"- 3“: “‘3,“
they p“. hug]! you“ . from water, in front of their property to t s c or
mosquito. jthst .thoy mlitht matte the road with.
All of this can be done away with mionounh ‘0 “"0" teams m "“d b°'
No we“... um. “ .l “a" com. (30".:1W09n the trolley: and the sidewalks.
“during its worth ‘0 umporty. o the With ten foot centers throulh Wall
health “,1 “up." of m, comm Elly. ; street. which is now very narrow, it
TM work is “"541“ “pm”. it is i is a great attention as to whether there
My” carried on 'lrflb‘ln four N"; will be room for csrriuss and other
Enliliui states at "mm. Lon: hivehlcjos to stand at all.
land it“ “mill-toll aim tho-snout The soulilgide of the street is now
of "r". 5m“, “I.“ is m" miqulle congealed when a “White or
factoriiy freed from the pest. WMniauto‘moblio is standing at the curb. and
it has been proved satisfactory. u ilm'y" ”Ward 3» Houston. “t" ‘
most certainly will be h.“ in muteoufsrsncs with Chief of Folios Thorn-
muon' we may look .0 our easterly?“ minoriandsom unanimous on
millibors m curry tho '0“ on. Ono ; tiers to the police «animal. that in
ma“ yum mm “h“. “d a“ .0 “f I. 90‘8")“. tho! Run this W!“
of us know that to be relieved at this “W “ ‘h' "m‘ M M "W”
summcr‘ post is the groom public N" with “"1 toot centers “’9. north
work the people could wish tor and side "“p‘” ° “y u unspoiled "’
fortunately it is “New do“ when the south side is. sad it does not sp-
yosoo they install can as lions and
do“. .0 cheaply. the mayor or the. council will [ratify
any petition which would and in tho
narrowing of Wall street.
it is not ashes to be a mat walls
tutored-lilo potlt for the too toot
motors is brought baton the council.
”i That they on assessor: in bile way to
WK ‘U'IIGTI ARRIIT-
“D I
BOSTON. Mic. Stu—As. I Inuit of a
police investigation oi the anti
for that. that is soother question.
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transistors-own nous}
commons, it. 1.. out nu
Twm‘m pow-v bassoon is. ions at
mung; Vanderbilt is tits town
Wt Ins. My room In. Mor-
Illt Mil! donut oil M
aim or. «was or, no fans
is cause 0:} m ms and Ill.-
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Viscount ‘m
Whom
died sands! alibi'fromJoibrloI inc
tom other men today in mm
with as can. Canon is mantle
this. also taken incision Wists-
poor, in view of“ the conditions inst ’
sot disputed. out that than to roots"
step is to ‘rcguioto that action of .
your sluggish halluisby early use of .
; .Beccilam’s
‘ . I“ Pills
mam. amnion-In.
n.
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‘ How—Excuse
thiulting l have metyyou before.
Shh-All right. don‘t worry abhut‘
it.-Fileaonde mutter . ..
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Lisi‘t’s Famous
‘ Ware
”Below Cost
To close out this department
we are offering a large assort-
ment of useful articles at prices
that are less than we paid for
them.
EVERY PIECE WARRANT“)
Horace R. Nash
N. hhinchdSts.
W
ms NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art or all
lusting the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
mar ilis in the different orlans and
limbs.
Chiroprnows remove the cause of
this discs-0‘s“ pain. and health is ‘
restored
«trough. harmonizing the six
none Integral In your .,
m Rheum- ‘. Paraly-
siu‘flnfl.‘ Kidney and. male Dis-
ulh I've given special attention; also
Corridors or the Spine. You will
now rep-rot [Max Chiropractic. a
chance to help you. .
T. FRANCIS»; D. C.
H WABHINGTON 01'. so. NORWALK
Win Troolmom Olson Also
Naticefi
During July and August
our store will clan oh 8n-
urdsys at i p. m.
lit-your
service ovary other wool:
dayiromfs.m.to$p.lw..
o
a
E. E.~Gorham
Decorator
«mu. [I‘m
i
with camspospsolry 4 gallons»:
handy Visa for pickles and preserves.
imam moi use. willie they‘ll-l.
only 36c. , ‘
whiie'you‘mayl Tho- fil‘ot good
too. but I can't h'olp r.
w...“
. orders to all silicon to warn boys who
‘ 'o
‘ .nnctnlzn~ slacAlN's 1 AT
. ‘ 7 b PRICE’S .
_ . SUMMER- SALE .
. Now all .'
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pp,
1 A. - -.
I r;‘
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1135-2.
k.
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
BOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 46, with lunch Stations in All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
“THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME"
The best money spent is that put into a home.
oi a home brings real contentment.
The ownership
it is the most sacred‘of all
worldly possessions and does more for the building of character than‘
Build a homo-we‘ll furnish the ma-
all other institutions combined.
SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the M
use. 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.
The Jones 8; Hotchkiss Co.
lfiTlMATII CHEERFULLV FURNISHED
17 Wall sum Phone 742 Norwalk. noun.
at the Moon 80
. LOOK h. p. Touring Car
mapped with sill mohair pop. wind shield. gas and oil lamps, Bosch
mun'ob and coil; ovorytbinl Incclass. Guaranteed for one year by
tho monomers, for "525. For full particulars call or address
F. E LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
80 Wall Small-(Phone) Gongs. Wnur strut. Norwsilt, Conn.
7:: Titus cairémou or
unstable:
is best shown by the satisfaction 1‘!-
pressod by those who constantly use
otir meats. Experience has taught.
them that we can be rolled upon to
furnish nest. Mutton. Lamb. Vent,
Pork or Poultry of the host and mum
uniform quality. Our patrons am at-
wuys glad to recommend the Chat"
nolt market in the highest terms to
tilbso who are particular'about the
duality of the mat served at. their
table.
Charnolt‘s Market
7s soul-it mils or. .
, 'm. «s. sass omvsnv
.nm..__ N-
Q sous «on crop. '
Chm Thomas Motherland has given
l’HiIADELl‘liIA. Aug. 22.w’rwo po-
liceman were shot and brohahiy fatal-
ly wounded. and a third was oriously »
hurt when. they attempted o arrest .j‘
tritium Bond. as years old. or West-J
moat. N. J.,' ins Chinese restaurant in .
the mandolin at this city yesterday;
The injured are William Kirb‘yp'l'ot- _.
italic choir little acts at ransom to rick‘tionuowsoriouslyf' and John Om. ., ‘
ward'rtho Bollard brothers. .-Tlil'l or? Bond entered the restaurantiiloars
tier is the result of tits apps-mos to 1911111. a revolver; The police were
ma. s éomplsim oi com Bollard in» cons-mp when the clam pit-gm _.
tors tho Nohsiit city councilmi'ootins rushodriato the his». Bond a?
tin ii?
an inclined to tone Cots; and Lori
Bollard. that that must sense their
operations. in mus-u arrests mode
after I warning audit. will be a good
plan tor the dilemmas boys to its. on"
its lookout maths oops. sludlscon.
rm miss. .» shooting. A iolinli poiloomsii _ ‘
" ‘ ‘ subdued none. “rho shunting “med
MIKILV Mili'flfl! I'll-L. much excitement. and a Wt tom '
‘ 3090“ min till! 1mm! that HM. policemen Wm lisp; busy ll:
u f
mm vitamins boardroom «all no» .,
or sanctum still. that mm
H A“ ‘ m,“ ‘1”.
l
tho crowd.
‘ sown
Whittier costs hastily
Norwalk Chronicler