out you may have an attack or In-
*I‘ gutlon or Stomach trouble at any
the. day or night.
his harmless preparation will di-
t anything you eat and Memorial: a
‘Istressed, outot-order stomach five
inutes afterwards.
fill your meals don’t tempt you,‘ or
Charles N. Raymond. of Logan
street. has returned home trom a ten
days‘ visit with relatives in Beliport
and Baldwin, l.. I.
Mrs. Henry L. Rowland will enter-
tain the members at Banner Council
Social Club, Thursday evening, March
7th. at her home in Crockett street,
the Occasion being ll curd party alld‘SO-
olal.
A hearing on the petition of William
Ambrose Crockett, to he adjudged a
bankrupt will be llt‘ltl in the next i‘cwI
days. Mr. (lrot'kett was a contractor
in this section, and at one time (“dump
litiussmi
. 0F M‘IITIIEIIIIIIUII
Healthy Mothers and Chil-
dren Make Happy Homes
htotherhood is woman’s highest: sphere
in life. It is the fruitionef her dearest
hopes and greatest desires; yet thou-
sands of noble women through some do-
rangement have been denied this hissing.
,In many homes once childless there are
now children hecauseof the fact. that
Lydia EPinkhem’sVegetablo Compound
makeswomen normal,heaithy sndstrong.
San Antonio, Texas—“To all women
who desire to have children in their
W000 » » homes and to be well
- and happy i recom-
mend L die E. Pink-
Comi., died
Wednesday night.
only aweek.
The closest relation surviving hiln is
it niece, ‘Mrs. Mary (lozsens oi Stow,
lilgIOll.‘ Mr. Perkins served in (tom-I
but little you do eat seems to fill
on. or lay like a lump of lead in
\your stomach, or if you have heart~
burn, that is a sign of indigestion.
Ask your Pharmacist for a {SO-cent
use of Papa’s Diapepsln, and tulle a
VI tie just as soon as you can. There
\wiil be no sour risings, llo belching
”t undigested food mixed with acid.
‘0 stomach gas or heartburn, fullness
heavy feeling in the stomach, Nau-
‘ ._ ea, Debllitating Headaches, Dizziness
Vi" intestinal grlping. This will all
do, and, besides, there will be no sour
pod left over in the stomach to poison
our breath with nauseous odors.
Pope's Diapepsiu is a certain cure
to out-ot-order stomachs, because it
pr’vents fermentation and takes hold
I’dt‘fiour. food and digests it just the
do 0 as it your stomach wasn't there.
Belief in live minutes from all stom-
ach;- misery is at your drug store
Iinciting for you. '
{ These large Bil-cent cases of Pope’s
Diapepsin contain more than sumcient
,‘cure any case of Dyspepsia, indi-
gestion or any other stomach trouble.
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M‘ERII'DEN MANUFACTURERS WILL
I APPEAL.
MERIDEN, Feb. 24r~An appeal will
be taken to the Superior Court, it was
harried yesterday, from the notion ot’
the Board of Relief ill increasing the
x‘ assessment upon the. property of
‘rtain manufacturers of the city. The
raise addsnbout half a million dollars .
‘tothe grand list and increases Merl»
deals revenue by about $0,000. Twen-
y~three manufacturers are affected ~
on have already protested to the
board against the advance which
amounts to a ten percent. increase.
*Walter Bradley, president of the J. B.
Bergen Company, said today that his
orporution would certainly take an
appeal to the Superlor.(101irt. and re-
presentatives ot the twenty-two other.
'msnutgcturers said that the latter
will re also considering similar action,
jit- that they would wait until this,
adteruoou, when the board signs til
the books making a definite (lei-isiom
the time of increasing, the' assess?
lent of the
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manufacturers, several,
‘ade the statement that they wouldI
move their plants elsewhere before
‘aying the tax.
WARNING AGAINST WET FEET.
Wet and chilled feet usually effect
he mucous nlebrurm of the nose.
hroatlaud lung!” and lit grippe. boon-
‘hltl's’br pneumonia may result. Watch
arei‘ully, particularly the children,
ad, for the racking, stubborn coughs
“give Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
pound. It sothcs the inflamed mem-
branes. and heals the cough quickly.
‘Takc no substitute. W. F. ‘Wigmore
& Co. ‘ it!
WHOO‘LBOY’S ARE BEATEN IN
, ‘ eraser.»
GHE'ENW-ICH. Feb. 24.-—Tony Ora.
as, is under arrest and Sherlit Finne-
with a posse ls seal-oiling the coun.
around the town for John Sinus-
n connection with the heating or
9 school boys near the North street
chdol yesterday. it is changed that
in men beat the boys "with clubs be
,use they thought the boys were
fucking them. One eithe‘ boys was
‘v elycut about the head. He was
lien into the school and was given
aid by the teacher, ‘who after-
lir'tl? notified the authorities. The
no: and his men started a search
{thorium at once and soon secured
“93-h “ _ p. _
E gconeofi-ATION' apnea? _
alt'e 01400.0?sz 000a,) was
the cities or the secretary of.
late yesterday by the visndin‘
,Company oi Bridgeport. The
telstock is 83,000 and business
be begun With that amount paid
‘ ‘ incorporators are Henry H.
i” orvonkers, N. Y.. William
idea or Flushing, N. Y., and Wright
. o x‘ {of Brooklyn. N. Y.
pipe, the Tailor, Incorporated, of
ort. has filed a certificate of
whafion. The officers are: Presi-
Peter .8. Kinseila; secretary‘an‘d
"pref. Kathryn M. Klnsella. aim.
remained a and, _ Joseph “.11.
‘ ‘Bro‘ok‘lyin. N. Y. ‘ " ' V
. m
.. rebates
on state. '
day school at 12.
l)-
diul invitation is extended to all who
lilers’ catches homo.
BEER COLLAR
durable work.
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There will be. the regular services,
the llaptist Church Sunday. 'l‘hc‘
orning worship begins at 10:30; the.
lbject, Cleansing and Healing. iSlln-I
Y. P. S. U. E at 0245‘ .
A, (’Ill‘“
in. and preaching all 7:00.
ould worship here.
I i
use oi bringing some of the clan»
W :
(Line of the most spectacular and ““I"¥vay..”—-Mrs. J. J. STEWART, 299 Hum-
entiilc boxing; exhibitions ever witness. boldt St... Brooklyn, N.Y.
ed took place at the auditorium of the; f
Stevens Oyster Company at Rowayton,‘ Lydia
Friday evening, February 23.
principals were “The Dutch Cyclone.”;be 0pm
he champion heavyweight oi‘ Ger-l
many. and "Throe-tonnfiuurter‘ Chill“:
lie," rllsmplon, welterweight _oI' l'lO-f PETITIONS PRESENTED IN CON-l
gun‘s Alloy. No decision was relidert‘di
owing to the poor condition or "'l‘hel
Dutch Cyclone." Some Of the Silt‘é‘lill, tative Hill has introduced In the boiler i
features of the bout were the wonder-2 n bill providing for ii duty or do per
ful foot. work and clever ducking and 1 rent ltd vnlorem on felt made from the:
dodgiua of “The Dutch Cyclone." ands; hair of collision noatse and rattle.
the. great head work and riilobenerni-i
ship displayed by the Hogan Alley
'liunlplun. .
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IS LIKELY TO.
GROW INTO CUFF SOON. i
The familiar collar on the nrowierf
stands. a grout chance of being turned: erll. in opposition in the WW,“ “1.;
into n cull nowadays. for with thorn“, mm_(,mm,ml law.
advance of the price of beer to the tion oi’ the W. i“. '1‘. i2, oi lll'iilnvilori.‘
retailers by the, breweries, the. once favoring, ”w passage of ”W somnlledi
tion is now being: unlisted by thr- llill"
boysns to, Just how much they shall.
put into the pull i'br the, uracil ”sum
oi‘ a dime.
'l‘llo boycott put upon the retailers;
of bottled beer inst week by the llIlIl‘i
e ; ol‘to unconsidered consumer. is still in?
stone, the residents who pullilliim the turd. ”m, a member of “0' 0” mm
beer refusing to stand for: the lid—l
\‘iillt‘t‘i willtll resulted lil only “le for
a quarter” instead of seven. .
lI‘ lllt‘ price of the growier is raised!
from iii to 1.3 cents there will be Ii'Olln
shallow oi suds. The drum ilidivid1
uni who tries to grease the inside or?
the pull will find himself in bad with:
the white jacket. I
advance of if» cents n keg lll the price
of beer made. by tile brewers lo the re.
tellers.
days, rivaling that time-worn subject
of just how many you can meld out
of a hand at pinochle.
V niprr DELAY
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Some South' Norwalk People HaVe
Learned That Neglect is
Dangerous.
trouble is far too serious to be over-
looked. lt's the small, neglected
troubles that lead to serious kidney
ailments. That pain in the f'hmall" or
your back; that urinary irregularity;
Bright's disease.
years.
South Norwalk testimony.‘
Stow .‘Thfe‘y st
. Balers.-
icents- .
‘N w Yo,
*Eitotes
mother and highly recommend your med-
Lmrsc lnesses!‘ time and did not know what the matter
resold uglédperi‘liil: it. Iwas nervous, my
i , .y 3,", 1., (if .H, ._,e one on was allrundown. I
S ”m" " “ ‘ *’ a“ "' “ "‘" 1heardthatLydiuE.Pinkhsm'sVegetable
. Compound was good and took the medi-
icine. Ibsve now a beautiful baby and
TM deutisl) Lynn, Mass. Your letter wil
ble. but there is always the remedy of;
concealing the substance beneath the?
The‘ slightest symptom of kidney-
those headaches and dizzy spells; that
weak, weary, worn-out feeling. may be,
nature's warning rot dropsy, or fatal,
Why risk wour-life'
by neglecting these symptoms? Reach
the cause or the trouble while there
jyot is time—begin treating your kid-
neys at once with nirted and prevent
kidney remedy. No head to experl-,
ment-«poan‘s lKidney‘Pills have been
curing kidney trouble .tor over ”I
Dean's Kidney Pills are used,
and recommended throughout the ciwi
‘illzed‘worldg Endorsed at home. Read
C‘Mrs. F. H. Fitch. 118 South Mainilowest rate."
street. South Norwaik, "Conn. swys: ,‘
“Dean’s Kidney Pills proved or great" case of Lord and Bushnell of Chicago,
value to me andi‘l am ‘glad to confirm‘agalnst the Mississippi Central Rail:
all I said in their. praise, in.1906. 1 road, and finally. determines a long
had weak back and‘was‘sufrering in-ltilne controversy between railroads
tellselvahen I usad‘Doan's Kidney and shippers. '
fills, procured at Pleisted's Drug -‘
stitched my back
‘ only system." \
. . ‘ Pride 50
ostér-Miiburn‘ ‘00..» Bunnie.
k, solejanants tor the United
ham’s egotahle
. Compound. I suf~
fared from a dis-
placement and other
. fe rn oi e weakness.
Lydia E. Pinkham'e
VegetableCompound
Was the only remedy
that ever helped me,
and now! am a happy
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in
clue to all my friends."——Mrs. A. B.
Brooklyn, N.Y.—“I was ailing all the
i wanted a baby but my health
in
our Compound has helped me in every
you want special advice write to
E. Plakltsm Medicine (lo. (conti-
‘ed, read and answered by s‘t‘
woman and held in strict confidence.
GRESS AT wasmuorou. ,
WASHINGTON. Feb, 24. ~~~~~~~ ltepresen-l ‘
, (
Senator Mt'llalill bus presented to the:
senate two petitions from Shelton. 02ch
from sundry citizens and one from the?
W. C. 1‘. it, in opposition to the re-
prai ol' the iuilicunieeif law. He
nlsopresouimi it petition of the Non
\vlrll Ministerial annihilation of Now
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Also the peilv!
Sheliarillteuyuu bill to withdraw,
from interstate coinincl'vo protection.
liquors imported into My territory for;
illegal purposrs.
Senator llrllnilea‘ev
the senate a bill grunting ll
iwnsion to Henry .~\. Adams. of linrtv'
illilroducml in‘
special.
Connecticut infantry, ut the rule of Sir:
per month. He also presented the?
llllllltlll of the ilrnese and Aluminum‘
Moldurs' union. ol linriiord, furor“:
‘ lug the night hour luw. . , ‘
Representative ’i‘lisun presented tiwi
petition. of Allenutuwne tribe, lied
lieu. ul‘ er ilnvou, favoring the?
erection of a memorial to the AmerlJ
can Indian ill the. city of Washing
ton. Representative Henry pleat-lib:
Tlll tlil‘llull in ;s lbout. trill lit“ , . , . ‘ - .
‘ l ‘ ‘0 ’0 ‘ ‘ ‘ I leg a similar. petition oi the l‘llll‘lltlltllgepvpd m u... intermission.
llled Men. . i
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I, Foley Kidney Pills i
The question filtlilfillcs 0 Trillll’lllioi kidney or bladder trouble not botmwm Mead “m Cw” liodglnuni
subject for debate in every cafe thesci \‘on . ._ . . _
.. 0 tin, tenth of medicine. no niedl : Miss Florence MacDonald.
m... .....-.........,..~. l
.. inure any case;
Erica can do more. \V. 0‘. ngmore ill;
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WILSON ON COST OF LIVlNG. "
. LAWRENCE. Mesa, Feb. 24.~.~Gov-I
ieruortVoodrow Wilsonof New .ler—l
gsey. addressed the dittdonts rot thei
,Uuivers‘l'ty of Kansas here y‘csterday.§
The cost 0! living we his theme. 1
"it would be a fallacy." be said. ”to 1'
tell you that the cost of productionl
governs the cost of a commodity. The'
cost of production is too uncertain.
lit, varies in dinerent factories. it vu~
‘rles in one factory under“ different su-
perintendents." :
4 Governor Wilson was introduced to,
the students by Governor Stubbs. He
(departed at 9:15. expecting to reach
Nashville, Tenn. this morning. where
he will make an address.
W
SHOULD TAKE LOWER RATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.~~lt was
held by the inter-State Commerce
Commission yesterday, to be, a princi-
ple that “where more than one route
is available for forwarding a ship
merit, it is the duty or, the, carrier in
the absence or doubting instruction, to
forward it by the route taking the
Tile decision was rendered in the
”W“...
ROOSEVELT : HEADQUARTERS
. , ores. _ . .
"SEATTLE, Wall's. res. sawmill-e;
sentatives or the Roonevelt'hiovement
in diastolic otWashington opened
'Roos veil; statehefadqusrters in Sant-
i gull club's traps on Leroy avenue
a his property.
I Mend won
-S(lllll(‘.lllllll.’. scored it out of a pod
high wind and be sent you by mail, charges paid. no
‘of the l.ndles' Aid Society
Inletllodlst Church. Thursday night
Elli the church hall, was attended by
,mer. Miss Edna Sherri,
‘l-‘Ilt‘ll. Miss Helen .iclli'ic. Miss Julia. ll
.Shercr. Miss llazei FIII‘II, Miss Grouch”
ZWeber. Miss Ginny
I given w
1i’muuic. There was also iia llttlc speech.
lby itci‘. Di'. Martyn. pastor of the
3Newton Presbyterian Church.
Sexicito, which comprised Mrs. Hattie 3
Stetson. . ins Ethel Willlnott. li‘o ‘urd‘;
blunson, (loo. Shercr. Arthur Sinuson, (l
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( too by VHOWill‘tl Slnuson lllltl Mrs. Anna and the masquerading Ilnrlt' 'iom. I
filiepurd.
' Washington.
dimes tings. ’
lluricu Town Hall, \‘Veduestiily
lug. by 0 group, or ymllit‘. lollies, was
one of the lolliest (latices the town has
yet enjoyed.
own dance programs and those. oi the
young men who escorted them. This
was invariably done before the
was reached.
very pretty.
covered the (telling and walls.
a yard
around the hull, was ill border oi evclv,
nrecu.
mww—thr . N... mm...“ ,
mm. mm
GHAIIGE
b‘llhraim '1‘. Perkins of Woodstock,
in the Soldiers‘ Home.
lie had been there
He was 87 years old.
Coupon Worth 25c if Presented at
circulation and its superior advertis-
ing value, we have made arrangements
with Frank H. Baxter, the popular
druggist, to otter one of his best sell-
ing medicines at half price to anyone
who will cut out the following coupon
and present it at his store.
in“ .
sssilun tuners
Fran‘k H. Baxter's Stern.
In order to test The Selltinel's great W
M
pally (.3, Second New York Volunteer I
Cavalry. i
liari‘y Scllllchtlng won .“llursdny's,
shoot for the club cup, at the local»
and ‘
iel'eby gained a second leg on the,
cup. Another win, and the, clip will be I]
Frank Rogers, of Nero _
ill, won the silver'incdul, and I‘lowiti5
the bronze lllmlill. Mr.
bin 2.”. breaks. A
gsnow hurries interfered n noml-deillfinoi put It all.
Iwith the. shooting.‘ The
I . , W. . .
The tide was unusually low 3'95“““2MAnrmsz, 121 S. Laredo St», San An- :shoot will b" on (loud “may
witty, and a large number or ltownyiou ‘ honio, Texas. I
residents took advantage of it to dial
so'lle round clams.
rewarded the efforts of the lm‘ui 'ti‘mll. E was.
John ii. Broadway was obliged to take:
next club;j
The colonial supper, under auspices,
of the?
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corps of fair young waitresses...
Miss Ruth 1;
Bircliard. Miss
or the. supper an entertainment was:
Ilicll consisted largely of vocalI
Ellen i
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ivo singing was done hi“ the Shim“!!!
i
Jhtlrltla Wedd. Solos Were mule:
Mr. and Mrs. Percy (Inna
rcii lippeurel us leorpe and Murillo,
Mrs, Cnnteil song a s0‘
decorations were l‘nlted
o. The
A Pretty Dance.
The Loop Your dance given in tile
(’Wl‘li‘ '
The ladies “tilled" t‘heirf
hall
The dcrorutliiius wore
.\ creamy cheesecloth
About ?
truth the ceiling, running
At illier'itlls along the side;
walls stood overgrown trees. ikllleac
banners and pennants were senticredi
about in pretty arrunnelucut and the;
space on the stone out ,‘Wlll‘l‘t‘ the tom-i;
lights would an wus made into a cosy
corner by useol steamer runs and
pillows. Dancing began about ii dud;
it lasted until about lulu. Supper 0:1th
The ,
young ladies who managed the dance?
were Miss Evelyn Reid. Miss Margue-g
rite Reid. Miss Marian Smith. Mrs.
m.,—s... ..u.
The Time oi Hie Lite.
pines or the llnrien Dramatic, Musical
and Social Society for the‘benetlt of
the llnricn Fire Department. it re
3quired three hours acts to tell the
story to an audience which left only a
tow unoccupied seats in the hall.
There will be another performance to
“night.
The story centers around one Thom-
us Carter, a lively young blade who
has become secretly engaged to Miss
Dorothy London: a Southern belle.
Thomas is stopping with his sister.
Mrs. Bob Gray, whosehusbend has
been called West on ubuiiineeg ml‘5~
sion. Mrs. Grify finds herself in a
predicament when, after giving her
cook and Uncle Tonya colored butler.
the night off, she receives a letter tell.
his her that Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wy-
oombe will dine with her that night.
The house is undergoing repairs and
there is but little loodin the pantry.
0
Mrs. Graysshulldersj‘tothinit what site
4‘
a"... w .
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RudolphiA. Loin
Phono1278
nowmron. cosh. ‘ .
Plumbing .&“,H§atlngi
lusTALLs‘os Elm .
ihclknap .
out the coupon and mail it with ,
jceuts. and a 501: box of the. stwciilc willI
two tomorrows."
Ewill say abut ller iuanugellieut when,
she. finds the slate of affairs. y
, . cue.
. leurt v res u ll‘ll out if lichens his
labour too. It was served at 7:30 by,1 L t ‘ ”l I” I” , I
“ .fucc and prepares to impersonate lln~ go. in
. e . To i. ‘hc i on t ~ 0 . sit lat on
.ilmmlii whom were: Miss Helen liruln» in n 1 dill ‘3 “I" ‘ 1
' liroui 'lliomuas standpoint, is lucress.
ed when Miss Lam Lamina unexpect-
‘ the (tray house.
l secret and eliloys it not a little until
{Ruth Wind, till a n W ll, M 03‘ ,
‘ ‘ 8 A" “ 9“ 'Ml's. Wycombe drills, in the table talk.
ll ’0,.l .‘owxr. -
,Aliilt “ ed “ as .leunle i. k M Iinto a discussion of the, numerous ilirv
i Wycomlles had me
4 vious summer.
”fussy tlossimiatic, pcruinbulnilngllned-
Liable-chest sort or it man goes groan
ling unit creaking along through
dinner much to the uudioncc' aniline
mom.
E'l‘llo letter bellows he has seen it,
ghost and
terror.
.ncen one, also. and idiots.
. Landon,
Intentions islands. in the Gulf of St.
“The Time. or ills idle," is the title i lmw‘rent‘e. who are shut off from camp
of a comedy given in the [lesion ‘l‘own. '
Hall. Thursday night. “0601‘ the 003'} mouths of the your. are toreceive the
'the‘ week sent each week end to the
Mrs. Wycoinhe is‘h decided critic and
COUPON
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Tlllg coupon entitles the holder 1
to one 500 package of Dr. How. i
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nrd's tipi’t'lllt‘ for the cure of con- ' 2‘.
stipsiion iiud dyspepsia at half 3‘:
price. Bile. i will refund the money if
to nnyone dissatisfied. 5‘
FRANK ll. ilAX'l'lCit.
ll
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, :5
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If you cannot call at ills store, cutl
0t'lI
a.
I 7‘.
'7'.
“Duo today is wortlli'l:
lil‘otller ’l‘liolulls tomes to the res-g
z
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South Norwalk Postoft‘ice
Eastern Point'swiinis 1:00. 10:80 a. In:
i.:i ,
Denbur
Norwsl ~-0:30.
8:00 p. m.
Eastern Point-"6:00.
Western
Dsnbur‘yw—Il:
‘urwallf. .
its orders dinner sent ill from it ‘1 “3° 9' ””19“" “ a“ ““d 50‘ box-walk.
0:00 n. in.
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nous-H nonwsm Poor errloe
. MAILS
MAIL! ARRIVE FROM
. , . , . , . p. in.
estate ninth-6:6 0:80. 10:30 a. up:
‘ 0 3:00 4:35. 015 p. m.
this. 0:30 a. m.; 1:00, 0:15 p. in.
0:00, 10:00 0.. 111.; 1:00. 8:00.
MAIL! CLOSE FOR
(Brid e ort onl‘.
0:40).10:00 a. m.: 1:00. : ,8 :p . m.,
Points-«duo, 10:00 a. m.; 12:“.
00. 6:00 p. m.
a. m.; 1:00
2:06 0:00. 8:00 p. m.
.00, 0:45 a. in.; l:
' 0300
u
-——tl.00.
on . . 8:00 p. m.
fills for all points close 5:30 p. in. But
eye.
10. E. CROWE. Postmaster.
Nerwalk Postoffice
Mails Due-tolled
u. m.-—East.
a. ni.—-—Dunbury division. .
a. m.--West and South Norwslk.
a. m.~—Eust. West and Bo. Norwallt
m.~-New York and West.
p. ln.-«Eest and south Norwalk.
p. ill.v~i)i-iubui-y division. .
p. m.,wl'ulnts west of Stamford. Let-
ters only.
. m.-—West and South Norwalk.
m.~—l:annon Station. Dunhury one
Wilton. -
p. nl.-East. West and Bo. .‘orwalk.
p. m.-»-East, West and So. Norweik.
Sundays and Holidays.
Last mull closes at 6:30 p. in.
Sunday collection at 3:30 p. m.
Mails Recelved.
00 a. tit—All directions.
00 a. m.»—«tlannon Station.
gfi
We have already re»
ceiv‘cd the greater i
part of our Rugs for I
the Spring. Crex, I
7 In g rain, Tapestry
Brussels, Body
, Brussels, Axmin— . I
sters, Velvets and l
Wilton Velvets, can I
be seen in a variety ii
of patterns and sizes.
TheA.J.Angeviue
81 Son Co.
134 - 136 Washington Street
iii a. m.-——Esst, west 0: Bridgeport.
15 a. lib-”WING“ and Dunbury.
30 e. rn.—«8uuth Norwnlk.
:00 u. m.—«F3nst, West and So. Neural!
p. mu—Lmnlmry division.
m.~-Euiit, West and 80. Norwalk.
m.
m
p.
p. out.
p. .--~East and South Norwelk.
p. nl.—-l§:ew York. Brooklyn and south
undayl.
«East. West and So. Norwaill.
Carriers' window open (rum 9 until It
E. s. ADAMS. Postmaster.
ly uccol‘npnnies the \t’yroinbes to
She is “let into" the
t abroad the pre-
Mr. Wyconlbc, a veri‘
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An exciting pssmlge in
day is the encounter between the real
does the house ill mortal},
Mr. Wyrombe thinks he has;
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Curler does not relish the idea
comes ,
led to a chair ill the tray library byi
Milton 1). Smith played 'l‘om (larw
tor; Hurry seliliclitlng was Uncle:
'i‘uni"; Mrs. Cecil llodnninn was Mrsg“
liob may: liurl‘l howntlcs was Peter;
ti'ycotnlw; Lilies Beatrice limes. wasI
Mrs. Wyeombe; Miss Anna llates was
Miss London; litilpll limes was liobi
(lriiy: George t‘uutruil was Jame-sf
Dorothy's lather:
Mllispnue‘ii played a policeman.
A stringed instrument orchestra
played betwcll art‘s.
our the direction of Miss N. E. sllrir-y
er. The play was given under gen:
erul direction of 1-1. A. Sponsor.
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DAY'S NEWS! BY WIRELESS.
illiiltlltilidfii‘tlvii‘ri. l’. E. 1.. Feb. ills-W
The. four thousand inhabitants of the
inunlcution with thomalnlaiid for six
news of the world by wireless at the
expense of the Canadian government.
Arrangements have been completed by
the postmaster-general to have one
thousand words of the best news at
islands. The service will begin Im-
mediately. The weekly messages will
be. edllveired to the Protestant minis-
ters and Catholic priests, to be read to
their respective congregations at the
close of the “Sunday Services. it is
extie‘cted that this move will increase
church attendance.
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SENT TO STATE'é PRISON.
‘WlINISTED, Feb, 24.»Donald limb
sail and his brother. Sherman, aged '17
and 18,, respectively. or Watervllle.
pleaded guilty to assault and attempt-
ed robbery in the. superior court here
yesterdaernd were sentenced to state
prison tor from tire to five years. 'l‘h
youths holdup urtrdlley car on the We»
tertown line on December 20 last“. and
took abdut $23 from the‘conductor.
. .
. youpssr MAN DEAD.
j comment, Kyli, Feb. 24.~Jolm
Mary, veteran‘of‘ the view of 18,112 and
probably- the oldest man lathe United
stumbles Thursday at. 11103 home in
.tnuian creeks: More. came tortilla
the papers have his use as, at, instant
the time oi his enlistment ‘. .
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odour: o pairs", oi
_ 1.01m Alarm Headquarters
tiltlona of Thomas Carter. whom the, N0 2‘
3~—xWa.shinzton and North Main
4,.“ Do
hams it
owl/tom's Theatre.
saw-xifiiy Ave. and Lowo St.
'2t-Chcslnut and Hear
gliwaouth
iii—~West and Elm Grove Ste.
i’fizlwt’iouth Main 51.. between Grove and
tserving the Wycombcs at llrcnkinst.l
;so he sets the police searching New
Work city for Uncle Tom.
at their failure to llliti him, he himself}
goes out to search. lie, is uppruhoutb
ed as u (outlive, .
- Another bit of complication ,
In the last act when Miss London'slazmiviishlustoll 93!- Briana
.l’lither. returning with Itch Gray,
1
.lllt‘ real ifneie Tom, who has returil-‘ébc‘rmtg
:(‘d home {or his money, on suspicion l’ml ‘
. ttlut no is n burglar. E
s.
,lexihl) Electric Works. State at.
134mm: iring and .
Gill—all nvilund and \ ate: Stu.
Imilflili‘!" i37-xl..ocktvood Mtg. Co.
lli~~«-i-‘alri'ield Ave. and Cellar 8t.
42.. Taylor Ave.
:lliv«-\‘.’o<.ldward Ave. and Meadow St.
ltd—«Burritt and
I Si. 0
3 t6-\Voonwnrd and Inwndes Aves.
bin—(lolden Hill St. and b
.S‘lwh‘relaht yard
I“ i litmrinrwnik Lock Co. private.
lino upon.
Inuils department. 1-!
Harold .j
They were un~ »
country. in _ isle and enlisted. . fie
drown pension tor hissorvicerl'jand‘ s
”The womanwilo can teach 0m.~209,‘1;‘
private: pupilswassuredlylthrough a .
FIRE ALARMS
M
lOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
. BONE!
at Eleotrll-
Teiephone for tire alarms.
Bl!“
Works.
Mahnckemo Hotel.
and Raymond Ste.
6 Corset Factory. private.
7wNorwaik Ho
8~Mueic Hall,
Buttress st.
2meest St”,
Snitconcord St"
Schools.
(«North Main and Ann Ste.
hwlliph St. and Ba view Ave.
tin-snorwuik iron V orke.
1-—\V'est Ave. and Cedar St.
Swillgll School West Ave.
lwWeat St. an Taylor Ave.
eélitnl. .
littord and City Hotel;
Franklin itchool.
Concord and Lincoln
Ste.
Main and crime Ste.
mllcxingten Ave. and Austin St.
Meadow St
013 Sin
and South St.
Quinton! Aves. and Water
limwuod Ave.
and Amidst” private.
I
is) lien-lies lion—interfering boxes.
Norwalk
LOVER’S
“The Place"
, if your decision
ME is a ..... . .
RALSTON t4
0R
Elite 0350-04
SHOE
You may depend upon Value t
and Fit. It goes with every pair. i
W0 ME who wear
the
'cRoss SHOE
know of their fieitihile, comfort-
able fitting quailtles.‘ They need
. no breaking in. g
$3 $3.50 $4
TWO STORES
South Norwailt
(hi) Muster box. (rum which the num-
niiy box can he sounded.
stroke tit 12 noon and a p m..
inlaid limo. )-
une stroke at odd times. testing or
tire out. 1“
Two strokes after an alarm.
Three slow strokes, writer to be shut
in
At ”:06 p. ill... each \‘i‘eznueday. a be:
pulled for test. ._
Fire. alarms for any" district also re-
ceived by telephone. ..
is.
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NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
lilmt‘orner oi Main and Wall Streets.
ill=~~llflllllfll Avenue and i'uioll l‘iuco.
‘h-Spriiln Hill and Kellogg street.
iiiilou Park.
West Avenue and Berkeley Street.
Franklin Avenue and l..ynen Place.
this house. .(l‘rivnte box).
. West Avenue. and Mcrwin Street.
{law-linrhor Avenue and Orchard Street. ,
34M~Cllllml Street and Barber Avenue.
dowweet Avenue. near tile armory,
illiw'Sieverls Street and r: in Crest.
llint-(“truss Street and Wilton avenue.
{Em-hilt!“ street (ind North Avenue.~
til-«Flume Street. .
tub—Circuit Street and Tiildnll Lune.
hflwliluin and Catherine Streets.
53-Now Cancun Road and Fair Street.
Stu-Chestnut Street. near Summer St.
{lbw-“Mill“ Street und Union Avenue.
6‘2th The Green.
03~Eost Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
dlenst Avenue and Desksm lame.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXI!
Fire headquarters. 56 Van Zaut Street.
Telephone 170
inl‘i‘ltch School (private).
5—»Mnrvin School (private .
dismantfl’nshington and ort Ste.
all—«Van Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
“a“
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035.00
._ son A .
Blickensderfer
Typewriter '
Cost 065,
AS cool) AS NEW ”
Heracc R. Nas h
\ N. Main 8: West Sts.
S.Norwelk,
21‘6-——10ast Ave. and Rowan St.
ztv-VVintleld St. ‘
naflwli‘ort and Charles Ste. ,
zalwisest Ave. and Fitch St.
205-SL John St. and Edlie Ave.
Baa—Sonview Ave. and First St.
aatwaoulevord and Second St.
33d-Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
ital—«Boulevard and Blackstone s! trot.)
SiloKeyser 8t. and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel.
342~Keyser St. and Duck Pond rd“ (Tel.
8t3—~Shore Haven. (Tel .
Station
in and
.n
A telephone message to Electric
£705)mbetween the, hours of 0 p. .
a. ..
will be you of nearest box. ,,
Private boxes will only be pulled for
tire on remlses ‘where located. ‘ _
, Seoon alarms are onl to be given by
the chief or actingehie upon his arrival
at the fire.
Special sign-ls .
1~Onc blast a odd times. testing or line
opera: , .
lene blast .at 8 fl). m., standard time. ‘
1~l——Two blasts. re out. ' .
nob-Twenty two. at 8 a. m.. no morn-
ing session of public school.
ll-ll—Twonty’two. at 12:30 p. m., no so
: ternoon sessions! pubii school. «
llullllllw'itien blasts auto y calls, the
entire department... .. ‘ ‘
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provolone
n. ‘ . N. H. a: R.
lie—Hickory also mid limitation;~ » .
M~Pine Point; and .Rototholnt. .
aid—Lonaxslandfiound'to; emote st. ,
. 1 State ennore‘r
3‘——“C:en‘trsl‘." oxiney
22~Penuoyer at. to Cross,
tin—Cross St. to lroad..
24—»Ruilrosld to Brookeiae.‘
.N
Iii—White Bridge . Jo to L I. S
il—Wnite Bridge a. W. tell. 1. Bound. .
one stroke or the tire bell at odd times
indicates testing. ‘
am: strollers! lire belle thus; ‘14. are
‘ hourglass oronre bellathul. 111.14.
‘ rd onshore alarms indicate serious
vim; location or tire, an alarm .
. Bsmuei
, 9 Side. . .i
15~Whlte Bridge no hvto Brooknide. .‘ » .
Tnsusacre A GENERAL BANKING
. susmess AND orrsns evenv
. FACILITY CONSIS‘I’ENT
I
Safe Deposit Boxes $3 andfidper year
saw»: H.‘MA-rstsou. Pm.
JOHN H. ‘KNAPP. let Vice-Pres.
I
. Pres. . ‘
WthRED BODWELLi Glshler .
. _ inlnecTORsL. .. .
E. H.‘ Mathewson J. Wyliaoe Mani?
John H. Knapp, John H. Lljht“ V
Christian Swarm frail. H.800!" . _
Grumman Lewts R. Hurlbtm
Henry S. Lockwood ‘ ‘
Widely!
ntine'l Want
WITH ' SOUND.
assume ‘ ' y .
‘ Capltel' 80mins and Profit; I 0’
$100,000.00 . $117,000.00
FREDERICK H. Rowan, 2nd Vice-
,CityNational-Baldt, j
Norwalk Chronicler