l‘lllod
%3Drug'.Wants .1 the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ancient
service at all times ,
Personal attention zir-
en to all prencrlptlon
work.
Chair- for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
' J. PARKER. Manager
Richard Bland. of East Norwalk, in
out or town on n week's vacation.
Mrs. Glynn, of Oyster Shell Point
road, is visiting in New York city.
Clarence Parsons, of Ellington.
Conn, is the guest of his father. in
Elet Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart C. Marshall,
of Hawkins avenue, are enjoying their
annual week' a \Hacutlon
———aw ‘
Miss Helen Bell, of Cove avenue, is
entertaining Miss Katherine Cook,o of.
Montcinir-LN. .l., for a ipw days. 5
Mr and “is. Leo Gouch of Kaiser
place, are the guest. of friends in.
Bridgeport until alter Labor Day. l
The bell of the Fitch school was tea-l
ted out. Stiturday night and found tol
be whole and ready for the new school5
year.
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The Young People's Society of Loy-l
81 Workers held its weekly meetingl
It the Advent Christian church, yew.
terday. :
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Mr. 'l‘hayer has lll(l\ ed his household
elects from \‘l'atotbt'rrr to linst Nor
walk, taking up his residence in 46
Fort street.
The weekly devotional meeting of
the Epworth League was held, ycsictu
day evening. at, the East Avenue Meth-
l odlst. church. 1;
The monthly litrhlilcss meeting of,
the East Avenue Methodist Sunday
school board will he held. tlrlstevenlmr.
in the church.
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Rev. Charles J. Anderson omciatcd
it the Swedish (‘onurcaatlunal church
a the morning; and cvcninu services.
which were held. ycatcrtlay. '
n, ._
The Men‘s Clues of tin» i‘Inst Avenue
. , church. held its weekly meeting. yes-
1. terday noon. The meeting Willi well
attended and the diacunaioua interest-
hx and instructive.
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The rain washed the tutrd across the
trolley trucks In it number of instances
miterdtly, and the crews on several
one had to get out and clean of! to
avoid sending the car off the trucks.
The weather of ycuterduy was such
tint moat everybody spent the day at
home, taking things easy and avoiding
the rain, wlrlch tell in torrents
W~fimtt§hout the greater part of the day.
The regular servitea at the Advent
Chintlan church were held, yesterday!
min; and evening, llev. Lester F. '
'5 layoolde preaching. Despite the con 5
« ,‘ltion oi the weather, the attendance
at the serviced were good,
The members of the Muydowar
Book and Ladder company and the
lattice improvoment attuocitttiou are
will; active preparations for
mod haneet. fair w ich they will
hold In Randall‘s hall on September 25
to Iii inclusive. Every Indication is
ovum of the moon.
The regular services were held at
the lat Avenue Methodiet church,
”larder. Rev. Joesph lrono oblolnb
.: r. m and preaching at both the morning
mild evening services. Clarence Par-
tsone, who is visiting in the district,
on! who in a talented baea soloist, ran-
dom several excellent aelecttonl
"which were appreciated by all. Both
all. morning and evening aervicee
ere well attended in spite of the
‘u ho went enjoyed a good
:i-Zthel l-‘ilaon, of Port t'hcater.
cit).
‘hae been the guest of Rev.
that the Mair will be one of the big'
Mr. Alberta, of Broohlyd. N.‘L Y., is
visiting at atlas Hugo thcl’s. ,5?
Mra.’ John Moniy oi 5Port Watching-
ton. L. i. has returned to her home
Miss Lu Thomas
mother on West,
in visiting her
Norwalk avenue.
Mitre Louise Vii/icisel spent several
days last week with friends in New
York city. i,
Mrs. Henry Burtla and daughter
Laura itspent Monday with Mrs. Thou.
fines.
A}:
Mr, tnnd Mrs. Campbell, oi! New
York. anti daughter Margaret are stay-
ing at R. M. Seymour's. 5
Messrs. Frank and tC‘hurles Thomlls
visited relatives in West Norwnlk, on
Wednesday. Frank Thomas expects
to remain for two weeks.
Mrs. ltlcCoolt and daughter Anna. of
Riverside Drive. New York city, have‘
returned to their home after a two
Weeks' stay...“ Riverside Farm.
Several relatives and friends helped
E. .1. Smith celebrate his twenty-ilrat
birthday anniversary, Wednesday. by.
taking him to Roton Point. All thoee
time byi
joining in the fun. After a line din-1,
nor there was a race by the indict-1.3 5
C.
merry goround to the
was lilies J. Thomas.
winner. who:
After the rate
. in Greenwich.
a ion; and painful lune”. Decorated
in survived, bit a huewtfiih
ammo chll
dren‘. More Florence mid larlorie
Lewis. who realde with their father
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THE titanium ilAII’AiBll
' ill nus tropes
Continued From Becoirti Page.
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probably done as much an any other
American in tropical diseased. l have5
here on my deck a handful of bro-t
chores he hue written on the outinnd
itsh afflictions of man and beuet whichl
he hurt tound on the isthmus. 5
aporldlosle," "Equine ’l‘rypnnoeomioeia5
in the Canal Zone." “Autochthonouu’5
tlriotital Sore in Parrnrnu,” are a few
of the titleewworlw which have cane.
ed his election to half the lmportantl
medical societies of tin world. llut in5
his "illetoplasmoaia: A Fetal lnieen
tlona Disease. Resembling Kola-Awr..
Found Among Natives of Tropical Am-l "
erlcu." i had this paragraph. There5
is a note of million in It which will be:
appreciated by all lilo“ who (‘Ollect
rare objects and fear to be“) their
hobby disturbed:
'in conclusion it should be aald‘
that this disease although no longer
soon in Panama, in probably to he
found in unlryglcnic and lean soluh
rious regions at tropical America. not
yet diettlrbed by the srtnltarlan.‘
And if you talk with these men
in. bMaoombet offering a ride on the ' “DD “"3 MDUDK disease—- ”N ”Kl" 90““
chain actual ydoee cure them obstinate dig. it sent direct to them by mail for5
who with
laying
11']
in
transit. and
out drainage ditches;
“Surco ‘Mm
Until Relieved by Lydia E. Pink-
”ham' 3 Vegetable Compound.
Dawittville. N.Y -— "Before I start-
take Lydia‘ Piukhum I Vega.
table Compound I
offered nearly“ml all
the time with
. oboe. backachee.
.wd bearing down
,11 ins. and had a
, J'w-ntinuons in in
left title. It'
"s‘made are sick if i
‘ if tried to walk much,
attempt uppww u’
v i‘ l. . “if;
nd my back was It)
weak thgtw I was
0 er:
corsets all thew time.
But now I do not have any of thch
5trouhlee.1huvc a line strong baby5
daughter now. which 1 did not have
ltnebgii talking Lydia E. l’inkhum s
Vegetable Compound. "—le
(lines Route“. Dowlttviile.N Y
The above is only one of the thou-
Iands of grateful ettcre which are;
constantly being received by label
khem Medicine Company of Lynn, 5
“which prove beyond ndonbt thnt5
Ly die 11‘. l’irrklrnm' 8 Vegetable Com-
made from roots and herbs. 5
Soiree of women. and that every such
uttering woman owes it to herself to
in number w-errt in bathing. after which I ”‘9 “1““ “DD D“ ”’0 “‘"DDDDl atlmt give Lydia E l’lnlthain' ti V050-
“there was a game oi" follow txunstct Mr bility of guarding the purity of the table- Compound a trial before aubn
Smith leading. He took his iolloueru
;through the grove and over rocks and
leading to a peanut stand he bought a
bag of peanuts which all those lll line
had to do. The day will he rumour
bored by all those who attended.
WESTPORT
AND
SAUGATUCK
Mr. and Mrs, Leonord tlault are
planning a month‘s trip to hialnc.
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Mr. and Mrs. (T. B. ilodac have rc~
turned from their European trip.
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Mine lde Fame is entertaining Mint;
N. Y.
McArdlc and party oi" t‘riouds
New York
.i ll.
\rcrc Weekend pueata in
.\li~ l limbcth ltnymonth oi \‘l'.ilton
in enjoying. a trip to the Wirllc mouu
mills.
.luhn ll. Tlchcnor. of Brooklyn. .\'.
\‘., has been visiting in town the past,
week.
Mrs. John Salter la soon to orcci il5
bungalow on her property on Walth—
lll;!l(tll uvcuuc.
Miss Ella A. Portia, of humility.
and Mrs.
Kenneth Muekcltuie.
hilt.» Katheryn llohblne is enjoying
it vacation from her duties in the lion
ton store, Norwalk.
i-raucle Donohuo'ls suffering with
a painful loot. caused by stepping obi
a rusty unit at Kemper' a tunnery.
M
The Bnuuetuck Whittt club held an
outing at the wflngo of Mrs. M. ii
Port-y, at i-‘uiriicid Beach l-‘rldul'
The
Fresh Air Homes will t‘lunlo lhlu week.
Mimi Marjorie l’ttrdy is preparing to
leaving for Anhburnhalu. Marta" where
she will enter the (turning academy.
Mrs. Ester Yates and Mrs. Homer
.ienninas of llrldncport, were gnome
tt relative in Rosevllle district. Fri-
day.
A reproachtntiva of a moving picture
concern has been in town the poet
.week looking tor a suitable place to
can a chow in this place.
The Lodlel’ Aid of the Batigatuck
M. E. church held a successiui cake
solo at the residence of George Want»
' borne. Saturday ititernoon.
Misse- Caroline Inti‘lionrlette Mac-
kensie are being entertained on a
houseboat near New Rochelle on the
5, Kle‘
, lit-tuccu u triosdrlto and a lruttrlrlebw,”
. (‘t'i‘,
j paterfnmilina ot‘ the community on t‘ol
,ina you like li.‘
5 home
5tlrinking wzatcr tho ratcutthet who
ottolle about with a Flolwll ride and
a pockctful of poison; the red bended
young dottur who vacclnntt-s you at
Colon: or own the bacteriologist who
finds his Interesting researtitea tile-
turhcd" they will speak at them
wives are "tillt'hdlnerl." And no dy~’
. namito opermor nor sworn-shovel nun ‘
will (it‘ll) thclr right to say. "We're
.uut sixty pct- Cent. oi the dirt out ot5
(‘ulclttz‘r t‘ut." or “We beat the record,
luring t(lil('I‘(‘li‘ at (latun thitt nook."
line of tho- lantut ldt: ilrlaudu polui‘
oil out to me a rusty llllutts of French
nrai liltrcry going to pieces in lllt- Jun-
“'l"l:c_\ didn't know the difference
ltc eaitl by Wit)‘ of explanation, .\nd ho
had hit the nail on tht lurid As likely
as tro‘, our mighty motlcru rupture
would be doing to strap ulonartide of
the old French ones except for the (le-
totmi. intelligent work of those aunt,
tary nrcu.
'l'ltc l‘osltollallilo head of the men
nbo lune done this monotone w-mlt
rind no “India at on ((lliillldilli tan or
Illtr'a tlro ponder oi it~ in \‘tiiliam
i‘t‘nwtortl (lorrma. chief Hillilllll’)’ oil’l
All Colonel tioothnln lit, in a war.
ouol Gamma it the family physician
,tloethals in rather aloof and rt'tthori
intiyc. ilorxne in genial and ayrnpw‘
tltetlc. They any "i’iv can xiyc tout
liquid quinine and jolly \ou into think-1
That is iuat what my:
did to the people of Panama (‘lty and
Colon during the early yolluwieven
epldt-mlc. Nobody liked! to have hie
implicated. The l'anarnauiana;
are lmmunc to the fever. Meet ofi
‘oficr a tcndollnr reward
ting to on operation. or giving up
hope of recovery.
Mm. Pinkhem of Lynn. Meet.
nvim all lick woiomm write5
for advice. Nine imam guided
moorland- bohenlth and her
ollvice is free.
w. .. m- .-.......-.. A... . .m
“Thnt‘ a not the point. General" (lot-1‘
III! tthot built at him "We re ape-ml
ins: it to saw your life. And thate
worth while." I
‘it' not the money. '
’ilpi‘nm a richer has been loan on;
the zone he in curt tn diecoter that
them in a candid et‘ itit’lii'l between
tloraas and (let-than 'ilrc whole can
trovcnmry for that is what
ntnountu ln--—~lli i think, one of tcmtrerti: ,
nnrent lloethnltt, thc practical, tum
puloua administrator makes a till. it
of ccononn. ‘Ixm tar-its" are trial
hobby. Goran la imaginative and on
thunlaetic. He would like to kill every.
mosquito on the lxthmud. and their he
pin on the reel of the world. iic does?
not know. unit an some one tells him.1
and Men tht it does not care whetherl
e-nr‘h monqultu t‘milli the cents or tin."t
dollarn. hint-minor cot (ltwthelatiom;
not want to 1mm: a «tunic cent to the.
sanitary dcpartmrnl which cannot bol
int-rod to added labor cflicicncy tint-l
of the lloethaltt faction wtrmmed it up' I
“Why. it you let (lot-an have hie war.
he'd opcrui lilo whole nppmprletlon lu‘
six months‘ \‘cry likely he would.‘
in a uromcut o! cuthualum ho rnialrt
for Mary"
tuoequlto scalp brought to hip our. 1-;5
but no one fillugi‘tfls that he would put
any of It In his porkm.
0n the other hand.
i
the Gorgon {no}
5 the results atmompllahed by the men
ode. And of all the irrarv‘ela‘ of this
immense Canal Job of ourswthe great
engineering triumphs, the high ideal of
financial honesty. the spirit of united.
collective action~there in nothing
Which stands out more wonderful than
antlashmne under (krioelflorgas.
Samuel Dickena new llouee in til-5
meet completed.
hire. Fred Buttery has been ill with
the grip for a week. ’
Mrs. Alonzo lluttcry is spending sev-
eral days with friends In Milford.
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Edward D. Freeman and faullly have;
returned irom their (‘unudlan trip. 3
"an-um»..—
F. .8 [lawless was ouwtiutcnding
some work on his place here. on Mon-1
day.
hdward llolly began the cttrpcnteri
work on Edward ll .lune'e house at} ”r ', 5
Broad River for which the foundation‘-
was laid quite a while ago
THE BENTINEL FOR VACATION-
lteedere of The Sentinel tearing the
citt for the ecashorc. mountains or;
rural resorts. or for Europe, can bevel
any period desired daya. weeks or5
month: Addresses may be changed
as otten as desired.
DECIDED BARGAIN’S AT
PRICE’S
SUMMER SALE
NOW ON
Price’s Clcthing Store
1., {:98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1185-2.
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THE PLACE t
i
oes
It
A HARD PROBLEM TO SOLVE
THE BOYS’
17 Wall Street
GEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not. let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nace now, and restore the born out parts and clean
it thatoughlyrso that you'll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
Phone 742 Norwalk, Conn.
School Shoe LOO
THE BEST ANSWER I8
Turf. 5
Harrison
81 Clark
the manufacturers. for 01525. For
to Well Street—(Phone)
at the 4-door, 30
h.
Equipped with silk mohair top, wind shield, gas and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto and coil: everything first-class,
F. E LOCKWOOD a. (:0.
Garage, Water Street, Not-walk. Conn.
p. Touring Car
Guaranteed for one year by
full particulars call or address
l
Shoe .
Solid. Sturdy, Stylish. <-
Sl:25 $1.50 $2.00:
Two Stores
Norwelk South Norwailt
lT'S HARD TO RESIST
haying steak ovcr‘y day \l'llt‘ll tint
know how good it looks, tastes and
totally it. Our stcalts are simply dc-
llclnus' So are all our other moms.
Unit the (llOltCl‘l tuts‘ or beef, lamb
\cnl.ctt ., are found in our shop. i’rit cs
standard not too high or too low for
standard quality meats.
Charack's Market
.of them are. from a sanitary point of5exugorltlon.
laid it by tallying the peoplo~olnpptnx tury Departmcnt has been run with
rhcnr are too ignorant to underutand‘tion portrays nocthuls u ondmmeriuyl
tho neutron why they must he turned the lite of our men by Ilthholdins
5out of their homes for twenty-founooooeury appropriation. Their own
hours. The more lntelliuent arc easy-1 platitudes, shorting that the 7mm is It
Reina. used to avoiding such lnconren- loan as healthy a piece up New York
Ionics by bribing pettv oiliciaht. Ali5fclty. prove: that this portrayal in an
the ellpehod and cart-ion. (tome ’lhla oouilitt of Ideals. dietreealnii
wounded in laminating err-rt home as It ilret secure I: rm probably a
to Panama City within two tracks. lieleood thing for our Canal. The Sum-
5the men on the shoulders. mulling «tiles-e Utilct‘nonomy they: any other
the “omen amt plnylnii “One little out 5 it there had not been a “Font! W311“
5went to market one little pix Inyed;chock, there might have been (mu
at home." on the toes of the bnhleodextmvegence. And as long In tho enn-
CityNatidnaI Bank5
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
IUIINEIB AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONOIBTENT
WITH SOUND
IANKING
Capital Cornice and Profit-
”06.00000 «17,000.00
em Depeeit lone u and 05 per year
EDWIN H. MATHIWBON. Free.
JOHN H. KNAPP. M Vice~Pree.
FREDERICK N. ROWAN. 2nd Vic.-
will
re NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 445. FREE DELIVERY
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company
COUTH NORWALK. COyNN.
Telephone 40, with Breech Button: in All Det‘rtmente
Lumber and Mill Work forEverything
“THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME.”
Slimmer llonrtlet‘e are beginning to Even the Panamaniens who are most-iitnry crowd is looking for ochance to
derive town for their city homes.
the’
unfriendly to Americana admit that
tilorxaa ht ll mod fellow and eVery
5clrlld that knows him w to to all. in
hilt lap.
Before coming here. he had charge
of clennintt up Havana. and he knew
how it should be done. Dtmbtoleu
there were other American army doc.
torn who had had similar experience
and understood the work an well. .But.
berm-rd the technique of ‘hll’pmilulion
Game lmew the latlwAmorieen peo-
ple. their manner or line and their
prejudices. He knew how to make
them awaiio’w quinine and at lent
half believed they liked it. it wu ne-
cmsery to tumime thou bounce. and
we would have done It even if it had
been noose-cry to cell in the marines
and proclaim martial law. But Germ,
with his wonderful tact. did it without
using force or in any way loci-min:
the enmity to the Gringo. it wee not
only a remarkabley effective adultery
accomplichment, but an exceedlnxly
sound, the gun-ts of Dr. and tire. John
Brown, Jr.
clover bit of diplomoy.
They tell a story about Gorgas in
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‘. By the will of 8|th A. Randolph.
of Norwelk, the property is to be
turned into cash. which will he in.
ruining-end the proceede used for the
cure and improvement oi the old Flatt
burying armed to Weetport.
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.V Annie Octal. daughter of Mr.
dirt
Cubahand people who know him any
that lounde 'tnuo. .
1 in the early days there were many
who made liuht oi the mosquito work.
Gorges went to one of his superiors
for some money to curry on his cum
pain.
"to it worth while to spend all this
nee-glad record the limo! Jew
yell "Murder!" there II little probabil-
ity that any dimmer-one economy Will
be risked lll rim department oi health.
The whole uttalr would not be worth
moutlonlnzwu be- had no reeult down
here beyond generation name an
ill feeling—wit it were not tor a foot
that home ntenm has been blown off
in the paper- at home. And thoeo who
here rushed into print. a: ll generally
the one in such affairs. are not roe»
pomlble lie-do of dobertmentu. but
underllng pertinene, pitta royeiilt que
chief. would dmm or being. Neither
the ediciency of the tummy Deperb
the lobe bu been disturbed.
adulation. his familiarity withvxtietln
people. hie consummate diplomacy.
his personal charm and magnetism.
Which lnenlre the men under him to
their but «forte—who had {line a cool.
calculator. booklgeeplux heed. rulm
promotion“ Incidents result: some
’ whet. mere economically. Very likely
cheaper tile dl'llill would have carved
in come places where concrete dnifl
were tutti. ”but: ”smile or our recent
Irdor' tor-5 went» and "an on-
outlaw]! more our own thing tor
to rot. very much more bitter and pro '5.
theme in their statement than their
meat nor the health of the men on
A man with‘all"¢olonel Gomu’e re- 5
mat-treble dimes-«hie knowledue oi »
Pree.
WILFRID BODWELL. Cashier
DIRICTORB
I. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Mervin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Chrietlen Swat-u Fred. H. Rowen
umuet Grumman Lewle It. Hurlbutt
Henry I. Lockwood
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Cilii'ooracttc
Chiropractic ii the science or the
came of the dieeue and the art of ad!
iuetlnx the name. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in e
beck. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different oruue and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the coon of
title dim-e and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve ”Item: in your body.
Nervousnou. Rheumatism. Pereiy~
A home and constancy oi purpose will win for any man.
American home hart proved the strongest bulwark against failure in
malty a man’s career. because it gave him it definite object for which
to rare and furnished him with an Inaiuht into the higher Ideals that
are so eneettilui to progress and prosperity.
building, we went to talk with yort about the material.
The true
If you're thinking of
Notice
During July and August
our etere will alone on on
urdeye at l p. m. At your
eervloe every other week
day irem 7 e. mite I p. to.
When in m or ice. bun-o on ma
order. it will receive prompt litllb
thin and you will know that you are
Ill. Heart. Kidney and Female Dir
cam are given special attention: aluo
Curvature of the Spine You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
flMfitfllm’imeilflwy,
letting the but. and parent ice on. the
market. We can't explain why, but
macaw or other our lce' lame to
but longer than other ice. Phone 00
May tor ‘e trial order. a
We ice Ce.
chance to help you.
1‘. more. D. c.
u wheptmoron er. :0. nonwauk
Meghetle.3reetmenu (liven Aloe ,
5 E. E. Gotham
Decorator
emu. ., a, pear»
that. he {bee
unmet. hom‘
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