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Aperfetllleuted fort‘cnsli
tion. Soursmngch. Diardu’taa
Worinsfomdsious'fevcrisit
ness andLoss 0F SLEEP. A
FacS'IIullc Signature of
Enact Copy of Wrapper.
amoosponr MANUFACTURERS'
BANQUET.
Manufacturers and business men all
ver the State are planning to at-
tend the Fourth Annual Banquet of
the Bridgeport Manufacturers Asso-
ciation. to be' held Friday evening,
,Feb. 16, at the Hotel Stratileid. Bridge-
port. The dinner will commence at 7.
3’3‘III Hon. John Bartlett, director-general
of the Pan~Amerlcau Union, and an
(authority on trade conditions in the
3 I: Latin-American Republics of South
353'AmeIIicu, will he the principal speak-
Ver, and his suiuect will be IIoIIr (II-eat
{Tanya'merican Opportunity." Waiter
3 M. Chandler. member of the New
York bar and famous trial lawyer, will
also address the association, and one
‘33133 other speaker of national reputation
. whose name will he announced later
What these speakers will have to
ayf will he of intereat to every Iuanu
acturer and business man in the
hand. and all for this reason the as-
,EOcttltion cordially Invites non-mem-
ra to join with tho month is occa-
on. Reservations can be secured by
fiddressing the association at Bridge
port on to Thursday- noon. .
SHOT HIMSELF IN HEAD.
' 3TERRYVILLE, Feb. it-«FrcderICR
3:42? B: Rising. :1 foreman in a local inc-
3 tory, committed suicide at his home
Wyeaterday by shooting in the head
‘Twith a rcIolI er He had been ill for
‘ 33 some time and for the past few days
had hen unable to sleep. He in he-
;.3.33lieved to have taken his life during ll.
Lint of mental aberration induced by lil—
33~ness and insornnia. He was 51 years
old and tonnes a wife and son here.
. oil a mother and sister in Granville.
Mass _ . 3.
-I.
("III 3A no war"
any a 390th Norwaik Reader Will
Feei'oratetui for This Infor.
mation.
When your back gives out;
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
When urinary troubles set in,
[Your kidneys are “in a had way. "
Donna Kidney Pills are for sick
alleys.-
Local evidence proves their merit.
Mrs. Albert Conklin. 143 East Wash-
ington street; South Norwallt. Conn,
. "l sufforedtor years from kid-
omplalnt. 33Thero was a bondag-
tten l was so: stiff and lame that
old not walk. The kidney score-'3
were unnatural and I knew that
hind must he done. Hearing
Kidney Pills highly spoken of
got a supply at Pi‘aliited's and Store
Id althoughrother remedies failed to
they brought prompt “relief
#61 grateful to Doan' a Kdney Pills
311a: they have done -for/ me."—
e at given April 1906).
ontlrmod Endorsement. ,
nklin was interviewed on
gt, 1911 3and the said: "i am
I?“ pleased to confirm my former
t, . regarding Donna Kidney
The Kind You Have
;can give out and hear lessons. That Ia
feeling in the small of my back 3
"They worked wonders to 'giny'.
. ”in the” no time morality night and on
For Infant,- an Children.
Always Bought
Bears the.
Signature
of
Ilse
For lver
Thirty Years
Glilfliill
TM! fllN‘l’DUI COCHRV. IR“ '0'! 6|"
EQUAL PAY FOR WOMEN.
Congrernman Reilly Believe: It: Day
in Comtng Boon
RepresentatlIe Thomas 3L. Reilly
says the woman teacheI should receivu
equal pay to the man teacher for t‘tlllai
work. lie said at the banquet of tho
'l‘cachers’ laeaguc III Ncw'llaren the
other night:
"I never could see the. juutiI-e of
paying a woman teacher only 860 a)
month for doing work for which II
man teacher in paid $120. 'Eoual pay
for equal work' has been adopted by,
the great state (1!,pr York. May
the day soon cotno when Connecticut
will follow the example. The accident,
of sex should not be a handicap to thei
brainy. protresslIe successful teanhem
but it III, yet it creates no halo atound
tIII heads of those II he appear to enjoy;
taking everlasting adIantunc of that
handicap. 3
‘I‘Teacheta IIIc pald to get results; i
results only count They are not puld‘3
for what they claim to be able to do,
but for what theI really IIIcompliah.b l
'I‘eiithvrn art no longer exempt fr;qu
the standard of money Inenuureiueuti
you me pIIiIi. maybe not what you tic-i
some to do a IIIIIItain thing, namely, 1
human: the child. and you are expecI-, ‘
ed to give dollar for dollar. if you do3
not. no tethera‘ league will long have
you it will be the scrap heap for y,Iou
"The 11",“st when tenure to be; son was trying to put his man away avenue and Central avenue to PM
paid for what you accomplish. it is‘
the teacher, not the position, that will‘
draw the money. Teaching has its
business side as well as its educational
aspect, and there‘are hard-headed husl.
neas menon your school boards.
“It has been well said by one who
knows that any one who has a book
not teaching; that‘s counterfeiting, and
counterfeiting is not popular in teach-
ing any more than in money The
successful teacher must he possessed
of. and use such personal influence as
will awaken mankind in general-«In
couragement, inspiration, compliment,
recognition, suggestion and praise. Un-
less teaching starts desires for know.
ledge it is a failure.
"it does not help matters to lay a
failure to causes outside the teacher's
power. TheJact that the teacher's
power is not strong enough to offset
those causes in a matter for correc.
tion, not justification. if your pupils
fail, you fail."
.ENJOYS COASTING AT 00‘.
SHELTDN,Feb.14—~Although Wii.
llam -..E Kine to ninety years old, few
enjoy counting more than he, and al-
most daily he can- be seen gliding
doIvn a long hill near his home on a
low sled. and afterwards dragging the
'sied ‘up the hill again behind him.
Mr. 3Hi3ue celehiaied his 90th birthday
on -.Feb ,0 last, and on the (evening of
that. day was presented with a veter-
an Odd Feliows'- jewel, be having
been a member oil that orderIfor 65
years. -
oaav STEEL woftks absv. ‘
GARY lnd..Feb.14.—The Gary
steel works. with the exception of the
rail mills. are now running full capacii
ty for the first time. The eighth hint
gfurnac'e. completed in 1910 we; blowil
February 28 the rail mill will be war
(JUDGE A More HOPE.
interrupt: Court. to ‘Llek Man Who
Called Him a Liar.
Mii.IAi\D, Toxus,Feb.14.*“Jttdue.
you are a liar."
Bang went the gavel -
"i‘IIIII coutt will stand adjourned
till i whip the man who just called
me a liar!" exclaimed the Judge.
immediate proceedings halted, and
Judge J. H. Knowles, presiding in
commissioners courtpwtthdrow with
Comminaioncr ".ltileu Driver.
“This in undignltled (amaahl but
entirely manly, according to my
thing) views, cominlanioner,” declared
Judge Knowles. no he aoundly beat
his accuser.
”Commissioner Driver belied his
name, spectators who wilt-leaned the
fight declare. and in II few minutes
Judge Knowles appeared to hate felt
that he had made the puniIIhIncnt fit
the crime.
'lhc object leshon completed .iudltc
Knowles reconI'cIIcIl court, lined him-
self for fighting, then the interrupted
proceedings were resumed
LAW FOR GAME BIRDS.
Three Bill; to he Given I Hearing in
thlngton Soon.
Officials of the American (lame i’ro-
tectivo and Propagation Association
have just. returned from Washington,
where they arranged for a heariny,
in the matter of It national law for the
protection or Inlgraiory game birds.
Tlll't‘fl hilla‘ for this «renew pending.
(‘onioronccn were held with Senator
McLean and (.‘IIIIIIrcaIIInI-II Weeks, Air
thony and Lamb. it is announced that
the hearing will be given an noon no
the appropriation bills are out of the
way.
It is generally‘bclicvcd that nothing
short of federal regulation will have
the country'a migratory birds, and it
is at the litreutoai importance that all
those interested in the measure ar—
range to attend the hearing, the date
of which will ahortly he announced
”—— N...” W our.
MARVINs WIN CLOSE GAME.
The. Mnrvlna defeated the Franklin
Schools in an exciting game. of bani
kctlhill. Monday morning. 3 The score
was 324 to 20. An extra five minutes.
had to he played because of a tie score.
The lineup:
l unis do Ponthicu, the lIIcntilI iiugl-i
list, who has been doing well since he:
came to this cnuniry, outpointcd:
\ouuu llyaon of Providence in thef
atnr bout of ten rounds at Brown'a
in
night
“'(‘tll
Thu
gymnasium,
all out last Frenchman
I sent in hard left and right swings and;
luppeI-cuts. all during the bout. Dy
with left and right swings, but he
did not succeed. De Ponihieu not the
lthird. sixth. eighth and ninth rounds,
while [)yaon got the first and fourth
rounds. While the other rounds were
even. '
m ”mu-mm ..
JUDGE 0F HUNTINGTON TOWN
COURT.
SHELTON. Feb. li.-——Governor Bald-
win Iliaa appointed John B. Dillonran
attorney of Shelton. judge of the town
court of Huntington. of which town
Shelton ‘ia a part. The appointment
was to fill a vacancy caused by the
death ten day: ago of Judge David A.
Nichols. Judge Dillon will enter upon
his" new duties today. .
CARTAIN BIERCE'S RESIGNATION
ACCEPTED. I
in special orders issued yesterday
I from the adjutaut general'a once the
resignation of Captain Will .. W.
Bierce or Company M. Second inlan-
try, of Torrington, is accepted and he
is declared honorably discharged. mm
the military service of the state.
“uranium Hills
is the wolf" Alta Abel of Walt
Baden. Ind, summed up her existence
utter havingrought in vain for health.
8h. writes: “I. was a complete wreck
~alwaya tired. warn out and nervouu.
1 had to spend about onethlrd of in?
time in bed.
“Vinol. your dellcioua cod liver and
iron tonic. was recommended. and 1
can truly any it has done me more
' good than all the medicine I ever took
in my life. That nervous and tired
feeling in
health. it and atronath. out like]
like another person.” (We
Twenty third;
all gone. I have gained ,ln
Relieves
Bookoche
Instantly
Sloan’ s Liniment' Is a great
remedy for backache. it
penetrates and relieves
the pain instantly—no rub-
bing necessary-just lay
it on lightly.
Here' a Proof.
“i had my back hurt to the Boer Wu
lot“ '1 Son lI'rIncl not) tun year-a o I
W333] by a stunt car in the mine II- It“.
I trio 30 liw Mil 'fu "dull” IIlilIout ruc-
ceu. saw your lini-
rnvnt in», a drug "(.111 and got a hmilc to
it; 'lho (ml applitation Inunedinstnnt
lei, and now except for a little utifi.
nun. i am uinmt wril.’ "
.. IILE'I‘CIlER NORMAN
Whittier. Calif.
l
I
l3
is the, best remedy for
I rheumatism, neuralgia, Q
sore throat and sprains.
Mia! 8. RIM of Brooklyn. N.Y..
writer: “Sloan's Llulment lathe host
for rheumatism. lltavo used six hob ,
tin of it and It in grand.” 3
Soldbyoll Dealer-o.
mmm.u5i .00.
l
l
i
I
l
new YonK'HtGHwavs.
”—5-
Nearly a Million Dollar: to be Spent
In Wenchutor County.
Automobtliaia from this section who
find plénauie in chart loura over the
splendid highways of Weaicheater
county, New York. which runs Iloae to:
the Connecticut boIIIIIliII-I line aouth i
wont of llanbury, will be interested int
I DE PONTHIEU OUTPOINTS DYSON {tlIIouIIih that (‘ify- to White Plains, by
ilyc Lake to State Road then north
ally to ArInnnlI onatcrly and uorther
iy through North Castle to iiodford
Village, ihcu northerly to Katonnh,
then along the coal side of the Crown“
lliicr Ila (lolden‘a Bridge and {’urdya
to the county line
home No ‘Zrllfltt from the county
' line at Jerome avenue along Jeiome':
dale and northerly thrmiglt llriarcliif.
Oaalnlng and Croion Landing, along
old Yorktown Bond to Cornell Dam.
then along Croion ignite,
Route 41 runs from the New York
city line through Pelltam and along
the'shorc Road to New Rochelle; then
along the. Boston Post Road through
Mamaroneck and Rye to the connectr
out line. Another stretch of the route
makes a connecting link in the town
of Pelham: .
Sevel Hundred and fifty thousand
dollars were appropriated forthe com-
pletion of Routes] and 2. much of
which have. already been built, while
8110.000, have been appropriated for
Route «It. '
3‘i3 ’_ :3 j
For those Choking.
COUGHS~
Those dreadful an ’ that fairly
threaten life. the: none-remedy
that will bring quick relief. and
that is KER 5:8 FLAX-SE p
EMULSION, INDNINE
years this medicine was used ea.
clusiI'Iely by plays clean, but it is
now obtainable at till drug stores.
If you are afflicted with cough or
cold it will certainly relieve you
t I dot the some time build
' the hydrant will. no “1‘
Minn Irene Holt in II guest of Dr. and
‘Mr'u. McCahe, of New York.
llr A. A What-lock, of Noroton. has
located hereon South Main sheet.
Norbert l.. iloaaa has returned from
an cxlcnalvc visit with his daughter In
l’citnuy'lvania
lI‘iriIt Selectman Franklin StI-Iena ls
rII-Ipotted to ho lllllll'OHIIg aiici a tow
wee-lie of illncas.
William Smith, who in visiting with
friends in Montreal. will Il'ulllril to his
home here, iIIlIlay
.‘Iiru Willow C Warr3,en of Horton I.
is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. l l). Wax
III-II, of Park street fora few days.
..... 3~w ”n...—
Wooster Lodge 1. 0 () it. contorted
the Met degree on two candidates and:
worked the second on four in Its lodge
ronia, Monday eI enlng.
The Mothcra' Home Club IIIII meet
,Ivith. Mra. Walter harm a Thursday at i
. triuoon at :l.
‘ the. Congregational (“ lIuIch,
ilowaid “ML of
uiil
dream the meeting on l‘he Welfare of
the ( '.hild All at c tordiully invited to
attend .
Dr J.
'lhc (‘lIlt League will hold lta neat
lincetlny on l-‘Iidat afternoon are: 30. on January iii.
In Raymond's llall. Mina llurlte, who
1will speak on Enlightened ilumanltar. cal officers.
.Ianlsin III lntlnairy,
glccturc with slereoptlcon views. There.
will be no fee for admiuaion.
I-u—n”
. The library tenement houae whichi
3occupiea the slip upon which the new
human building will be erected on
South Main street wan purchased by
Bonainlln lI‘ Wood of ("harry street.
1‘le price paid wan $225. Mr. Weed,
'wili move the houae acroaa the nireet3
to a site ndollninx his faiher' a place.
leIIIII-ood Brothers. the well- known
Iarpcuiera and builders. haw diaaolved
3.\ittr\'..lna lI‘rItnlIlins the announcement that nearly a mil
Campbell .................... Smith lio dollars will be him!!! on WeatchI-II ”partnerahlp Robert lI‘llWood is there
ltlititt torward. Icr I‘ouuiy made during the coming: ”mill partner and ll? “”3" 0W" on 013'
Iiinuhea ................... McMahon year, If pres-tent arrangements to that 3‘1““ i“ ”19 “fil'm‘llld billldlllil- “ll"?!
Loft forward lend are altccoaaful the vurloua towns; ll“ “m 05".“ on firellllt‘l‘llll‘“ “lid ”‘03
llaclteit ............... Iiowaidiin the courtly cooperating wIIlI the William“ llllilllll‘“ ”‘5 “Wilt” 14'
(enter. gstate to building htttnnya that are wt “NW-06d will continue tilt-catwalk
iI‘otIln ..................... Silt‘l'l'lltlll3expficlt‘d to stand nit llllfitll‘ l-lfi “'ellrt ter businesa
Left guard. 1and (our of automobile traffic “m
Stewart ............. 3.‘ ....... () ilorni 'lhe roads to be improved are do» RN” Eata‘tc taunt F3 B “NT“ hi“
Right guard. ilunntcd in the state hiahuay plan “3,130“, ”l“ ll. R liltiuphrivs placr '0 1‘3
“pm.“ My." filt‘hlal’ton. illnuieu l. 2 and it. i0 (lloaucr. of \‘ew York. Mr. tilorse’r
Tim“... Fitzgerald. 3 Route N0. , runs ii‘om' the M,“ {war a attmnwr rcaident here latu III-a-
-- -..3_- ”M... _ 3Yurk city llnc at Mount Vernon son and captain (0 make New Canaan
his permanent summer home. He will
:ereti a line mode a house on his do“ '~
I) at attired pIopeIIy. .\ir, (lteen has
also sold it) acres of .land near Sel-
lcclt‘it Corners, belonging to numb '1‘
lanes. of New York. to 'l‘licuuna Nash.
of Jersey City. It is said that Mr.~f\‘~ash
will build a residence. which will be
started III the apriug.
There will be a Juvenile Jubilee in
the Guild Hall of St. Mark’s Church.
Friday- evening. commencing at 7:30.
Every one will be weighed at the, door
and presented with a ticket with his or
her weight punched upon it. and later
in the evening prizes will be awarded
for the lightest and heaviest person
There. will he ateroopticon stunts; par
tlclpate in the potato race: get a
glance and give a guess on the green
goods game and tricks on the marvel
ona magic bla1lthoard There will be
100 humorOua pictures fifteen feet
square. Admission 10 cent: with a
cent for each additional to poundsli
over 100 that you weigh. The Jubilee
will be a glorious affair and the public
is cordially invited to attend anl en-
joy the fun.
Laborers under the supervision of
Superintendent H. ll. Mead. of the Who
tor Company, worked all day Monday
and last night on the almost hopeless
task ofexcavating in an effoIt. to get
atthe bane of the fire hydrant nation.”
road avenue that‘haa burst from free»
log and flooded the north end of South
avenue. ‘ The ground is frozen on hard
that it has to he‘drilled and chisellod
out. A hate about four feet square ands
a little own two feet deep is all that a ‘
gang of live men working in two smith
have'to show for their Incesaant la
bore.
in waterover their ankles and the
work is of the most exacting character.
Two liter are kept going and the little
heal; from thaae Iii the only. inducement
that keeps the men going in their
feeble attempt to get down far enough
to pass the enacts of old Jack Frbst.
gonth avenue was in such a dangerous“
condition from ice and water Monday
night that red lights were put out as
In warnlna of the that; superinten-
dtno Mead is hoping that the troubié
III at the base of th
to true. it will be several day: _ j
ad ,
IIili illuatiute her3’
They are compelled to stand .
“Format uxmvr
Likn
leo and is Eaton
o 3 Candy. 3
in our experience in the handling of
drugs and medicinea. we. believe we
have never had experience with any
Remedy that gave such great satisfac-
tion to'our customers as do Rexali 0r—
dorlieu. Tlila Remedy its not like any
other laxative or cathartic it contains
all the good features of other laxa-
tives, but none of their faults.
Our own faith In3Rexall Orderltea is
so strong that we offer them to you
with our own positive. personal guaran~
tee, that if they do not thoroughlysat-
lafy you, you only need tell us and we
will hand back to you every penny you
paid it?! for them. Therefore, in try-
Ing them upon our reconImI-ndatiou
you take no 'iisk whaterei. .
.3 itexall (litter-lieu taste llkIl and are
‘(lilit‘ll lIIIeI windy. They do not gripe
iIautse nausea ext-IessiIe looseneas or
any other annoyance TheI act so eas-
III- that. they may be taken at any time,
lIlIIy or night. 'lhey are particularly
ggood fol chlidien, aged or delicate per-
.aorlll. They are put up in convenient
rabbis in three sizes of packages.
1’ rlcea, 10c 25c and 500.
, Remember Rexall Remedies can be
iobtaincd in thin community only at our
store ----- The chall Store. The Clifford
Pharmacy Quitlncr ‘& Canty, Props.
Tutu
ACTOR ARRESTED ROR MURDER.
BOSTON, Feb. H.-.loltn J Brad
i\\'ili\i arrested for the Chicago police
iearly this morning. He is said to he,
Iwautcd in that City on a charge ofl
3nttctnpttug to murder lionard inewrlei
The finest IIas made
by Detective stark of Chicago and lo-
ilrudford will fight ex-
‘ tradition.
I
I FIRE ALARMS
l sour» noawam Fin: ALARM
ooxu
IFiro Alarm H carter: M Elect”!
Works. Tole optone for fire alarms.
o.
! L-anhinxton and North Main at...
i Mahachemo Hotel. .
babe and Raymond an.
aunt G Corset Factory, private.
3 9—530“ ‘ntr T133311}
— onto
1 uphiuuc Hall. micro and City Katel-
9—~Cr on (it.
In». meeat Bi, Franklin School.
Ito-woman St. Concord and Lindon
8c hoolo
-l~'orth Slain and Ann Stu.
mild-High St. and Ba view Ave.
ld-x‘horwalk iron \ orka.
IlwwI-st Ave and Cedar St.
ilsn-liign School Wont Ave.
21- Weat 8t. and Taylor Ave.
23~iny Mme and Lowe St.
24—4? heatnut and Hen Sta.
'zothiouin Main and h onroe Stu.
2§~Lexington Ave and Austin 8t.
Wool and Elm Grove Ste.
shfiwlllh Main St" between Grove one
Meadow Sta.
tit—axial) Electric Works. State at.
iatha ring and (Illa t.
B—«xl avllnntl and but? Sta.
h7—xbock kwood 31f].
Il—Falrlield Ave. and “Coo-r 8t.
Iz—Taylor Ave. and South St.
Inww ooduard Ave and Meadows
In... nutritt and Quintard Avon. and Watt:
46—\\' oodII-attl and Lowndes Aves.
fil—Gc-iden Hill St. and Elmwood Ave
52—»Waahingion St Brld go.
53-4 relight yard and Annl Rt. .. private.
BtéVorwnik Lock 00., art vale.
(xi Denotes non- -lnterfering hoxeo.
(M) Muster box. from which the num-
ber of arm box can be Rounded.
Ono stroke at 12 noon and 8 1) not
atandard time o. l- .
One stroke at odd times. testing or
line open, 1-
Two strokes after an alarm, tire out. re
calla department. 14
WThree1 allow strokes, water to he 311m
1.... .....
MAI 12: 05 n. In, each Wont-toad”, a box
III ulled for (on 3t
1!} district also re-
I
re alarmnfor an
ceived by telephone.
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS ,
lfI-t‘orner of Main and Wall Streets.
”l-«Bolden Avenue and Union Place.
:2~—Sprtug Hill and Kellogg Street.
film-l: Ition Park.
air-u“ est Atenue and Berkeley Street.
_7~-Frauklln memo and Lynee Place.
Slw—Gaa house. (Private box).
-\\' est Manor and Mervin Street.
33——ilarhor .I\I3enue and Orchatd Street.
ill—«Chapel Street and Harbor AIenue.
titl~Weai AI-.enue near the armory.
(ls—Stevens Street and Elm Crest.
(i—Crons Street and \‘i-’Itton avenue.
42-Mttin street and North Avenue.
iawh‘rance Street.
lib—Grand Street and Ttndall Lane.
62—41mm and Catherine Streets
ass-New Canaan Road and Fair Street.
iii-«Chestnut Street, near Summer St.
h-Maln Street and Union Avenue.
62~0n The Green.
oa—Eaat Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
(id-East Avenue and Daskam Lane.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXII
Fire headcount era, (it Van mt street.
elephone 170
. tL—Fltch School (private)
a—Marvln School (private.
fin—East Wuhinxton and ort Sta.
2H-Van Znndt 8t and Osborn Ave.
sic—Eur A ve. and own at.
217~Winileld St.
tad—Fort and Charles Ste.
22 d—Eaat Ave and tel: 1181.
Ink-st. John St. d . .
atr—aomtew A and Hut 8!. 3 ' , -
ash-Boulevards ti Second st. '
ass-no via Ave ft
sat—Boulevard on d Blackstone 8t. (Tel
ail—Kenn at. and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel
atgzafeyeer St. and Duck? on ad rd. (Tel
on :32; “Isaiah Eleoiri Station
0
(105) ehetween the hours of 0p m. and
6a. m., gTlvi at location of tire,” an alarm
mgr-33w??? ”xlbbh lid!
1: on u o
l‘lree on‘1 grammes where lyea p 0 '3
alarms are until
the echief or acting ohiefy upon his ml
at the fire. 3
mini 38mm“
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lI—One bloat at 8 m. .. atundnrd time.
l-t—Two blasts. re out.
n- lln‘l‘lvanly two at a a. In. no morn-
Ins session of public act-I Io. ,
11 u—Jl‘wenty-t Ivo . tllhllo . an. no tilt-3
rnoogaea sing not publlo school.
1111111111 Ten lasts quickly call: the
. entire department.
12~Hlshlnnd Ave. to T..N
lib-Hickory Bluff and HellPm inlaid.
lt—Plne Point and Roto
Itmbenz Island 80 ad tongoxlnlojv 8t.
ford, an actor. twenty four yeata old, .
0to be gtvenvha
1—Orto blast a? odd timer, testing or line
ROWAYTON FIRI AhARMN DIITRIR‘TBI- .
We have already re-
ceived the greater
part of our Rugs for i
the Spring. Crcx,
I n g r ain, Tapestry .,
Body
Axmin— 3
* Brussels,
B r u s sols,
stars. Velvets and
Wilton Velvets. can I
be seen in a variety . ‘ 5
of patterns and sizes.
TheA.J.Angevine
81 Son Co.
134 - 136 Washington Street
LOVE R’S
“The Place"
MEN II..I:I.I.I.I.II.IIII:
RALSTON $4
Elite "$3. $30 $4
SHOE
You may depend upon yaluo i
and Fit. It goes with every pair. l
who wear
WOME
cross snot:
know of their flexibile. comfort. '
able fitting qualities. They need
no breaking in. i
$3, $3.50 .34
TWO STORES
Norwalk South Norwaik
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$35.00
. FOR A
Biickensde rfer
’, Typewriter
Cost $65
as Goon AS NEW
Horace R. Nash
N. Maindr Weill Sts.
S.Norwnlk
-CityNationalBank
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
DUBiNESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
capital Surpluu and Profit.
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes 03 and 035 Per your
‘ EDWIN H. MATHEW/SON, Pro;
{340th H. KNAPP, lat Vice-Prod.
WILFRED BODWE_L|3.. Quilter
“nun—II
DIRECTORS
I. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marv.
John H. Knapp John H. Light
(inflation Swat-t: Fred. H. RowattI
Samuel Grumman Lewll R. Hut-than
Henry 8. Lockwood -~
. Futurism".
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vloo- ,
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