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IATURE ALMANAC FOR
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BOCIETY NOTICES
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MAOONIC DIRECTORY.
A stated Convocation of Butler
40mm", #3. A. M., will he held at n.-
* noon“. March 251b, 1912, at 8 o'clock
p. m. Wonk, Put Matter and M. E. M.
‘ degrees. All 3. A. .Maeonl cordially
and internally invited.
Fraternaliy yours.
' noenn'r M. thcox. sac'y.
MUTH NORWALK BOARD 40F
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Candee.
Viee-Preeldent—Charlee J. Pidoeon.
“oratory—Frank w. Hadley.
TnaIurermMatthew Corbett.
EVENIN TINEL TELEc
P NE CALLS
92-e—News Department
92-3——Business Department
. 44-2—Branch Office. Norwalk
. 4890 -—Editor’ 5 Residence
7n9—5—-—City Editor’s Residence
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POLLUTEO WATERB
Emu-3 town and lil\ in Connecticuti
‘ is interested in the contiotcrsy overi
he condemnation of oyster beds in
,chv Havou. it the beds in question
are located in waters polluted by sew-
‘ erase it is not safe to out the oysters
nil in order to guard against disease-
the products of those hodu should not
'be sold The health authorities say
the wutms have been tumbled and
onnd to be polluted and the. land with-'
. :14 a certain radius in New Haven ban
bdr hae been condemned. The, owners
4am); tho watcis are not contaminated
that no tests hm e been made that 0314
tors have been gathered there tot forty
”care, that no ( use of illness was eve-r4
traced to the Oisiels and that thin
will one the. cit3 it then business is in
eri'cred wit’.~h New Blitnin Heiaid.
-‘w m...
the. New Yolk Herold hurt on Atnc
limoorrospondeni in Shanghai, who
uninitiaa‘thu't pnpnr with certain mu-
liiii‘ W31.” will
Lost“! Tm Milton
II in ‘
The vtoiionine ‘ nrttoic Item The
Mormon-Jamaal. tuition of the binding
over at mwnrd ii. Mom. alias Jo»
eoph Huber and Home miller, the
(ihEiCk larger under $1,600 bonds; will
prove intoresiins to those in Norwalk
who read the account of his arrest in
The Sentinel last weclt:
Edward H. Mouton, nllnn Joseph
Huber and George S. Fowler, the al-
leged larger who was ‘brouxht to the
city yesterday from Elwood City, Pa.
by Detective James Burke, wan ur-
raigaod in Police Court Friday on
three counts, forgery, uttering trund-
ulcnt check and obtaining money no
false pretenses. He was repleaeniod
by Attorney '1‘. M. Cullinan of Bridge-
port who was retained b3 the prison
at ‘s tether, a resident or that city.
Counsel of the accused entered a
plea oi’ not guilty for his client. Mut—
son was not called to testify. Hill
father was in the court room and m
malucd throughout the bearing.
After henring the statements of Dr,
I
mun: 4ft» doiieibwlio‘
film “I AURI-
boa-W
Lees of Appetite ”Mun After Eltr
my a symptom That Shown Not
Be Diana-tilled
Appetite in loot u nlturnl desire for
low bone «at Wilmie or ”much
distress alter outing indicate indigen-
tion orvdynlmio. Duration ill a; hub
it very dangeroun to a perenn'o good.
general health. ‘
it is not whet you out but uhet
You diam and Mflmillte that does
you good. sonic of the stringent.
henvient and Matthieu permits into
moderate «tern.
Thor is nothln: that will cause more
trouble than a disordered stomach.
and many people daily contract eorioue
mnindica simply through disregard or
abulo of the. staunch.
We urge all in South Norwnlk who
stiffer from any stomach derangement,
indigestion or dyopepuln. whether
acute or chronic, to try Remit Dyspep-
nia Tablets, with the distinct under
utandinxr that we will refund their
money without queetlon or formality,
ii’ alter reasonable one of this medi-
cine, they are not. perfectly “timed
with the reunite. We recommend
them to our customers every day. and
have yet to hour of any one who line
not been benefited by them. We hon»
estly believe them to bc‘withont equal.
They give very promptcnlicf. aiding to
neutralize the gastric Juices. strength-
J. B. Dinnan, who endorsed the bad
check that Maison promoted iii the‘
Home National bank twontl two?
months ago, and 01 Assistant Cnohieré
Mule Fish and Detective Btirkc.l
Judge Frank S. Fay found probable
cause and bound the accused over to
the April leltu oi the Super'im court
undo: $1,500 bonds.
Attmnci Cullinau mode an odori to
get tire bonds redntwcd but the conlti
did not change the amount The tarn-
ior liltinln said utter court. that no
doubts ii the cum can be ruined.
'l‘he fraudulent check that Matron
phoned off on the Home, bank in be"
iit‘l‘t‘d to have been printed by him-
iwll'. it bears the name of the.
‘li‘onl’ih National Barth of Detroit.’
Mich," nilri as a mutter of fact there
is no such hunk in existence. Among
the end of the. check is printed‘ iluith:
company." it was made payable toj
”(loorge S. Fowler." nnd was ulgued
‘l‘. Bench" lShop Hi Alter Dr. Din-
unn endorsed it for Maison the check?
went to a clearing house in Pblladri ‘
phla. Pu, but soon come back uud‘
was marked worthlena 4!
Dr. liltinun was the, first nitnese
culled b3 the state. His toutimony,
was to the error: that meat) or more‘
months nun he tin-t the princnet in44
l
l which will be pretty. cute to at
it doubt be heard. it repiesontn a
‘ e Virilnlenury sympathy with the:
ointionlatc which in itscli is all-
} well and natural enough from
viewpoint of mlsaimtary observ-i
the ground, who probably see in 4
"success "of the revolutionary move-'
and especially in the buliltllimciti
power of the old Manchu govern.
out, a freer and in all ways a better
' pool for their special work. But
dint'of the Herald correspond
4 criticism is it charge that L‘iirrin~
mu ntndents were encouraged in
elitist” much more representative of an-
etii ouv'agry than the milder, more
flout and more generous spirit of
tattoo ethics. The matter thus ex
pic on so definitely and revoltingly
great American newspaper can
y go unchallenged. dStamtord Ad.
"flu-—
WT TO THE POINT.
human Juan loft 350.000 to
lily-Rollers and this incidentally
his need mother to the poor
His ‘ religions ideas 4 were not
\
-—+—-. ,
dole Saul has some cause to grow.
flinfled with his neighborhOOd.
4 hex-t door neighbor to the north.
V on to borrow and lend ‘houcehold
across the back (once. and the.
next «door neighborto the south is
will.“ having it noley family rcw.~
will deal more dendly. 3m
W only 100 made, and
the emit in. on oblate
Wflm aw ' . .
14-».
A , "out now "
ivortttleu. mooninwm
ii uglchnidi' a garage ullo represented!
machines mode m;
of inapcctor of
that “Pill.
The doctor bald he was having some
trouble with his Buick our and he
talked matters over with Maison, who
at that time save his mime at; Pow-
Ier. Latcr‘in the day witness said he
met the. man again on the street and
he said he had been waiting to one
'Mr. Engelhardt to get him to on-
dorse a check for him. Maison finally:
asked the doctor to identify him.
which he did
Maison told Di. Diunau that be
next day he was going to New. Haven
to attend the Yale hiilaelliub end the
Buick common was to have several or
their cars in the content. Several
ploriden men were present and the
doctor inquired later of there were
any Butch ours in the climb and when
informed there were noon-ho becan’to
auspicious that "he might have been I
victim of fraud on he went to the
Home thank and talked the. matter
over with Mnii‘lck. Just at that; time‘
the bank had not heard from the
check, which had been sent to the
clearing house, but .a row dart inter
they were informed the check was no
good. Witness said he made good
the face voice or the check which was
{or $40 nudge few extra dollern for
protest charges. 4
Louis malt, assistant enabler at the
Home National bunk. told the court
or receiving the check on Dr. Dinnan’o
endorsement and of paying the moon?
to Matron. He then Itetod tint the
check came book marked worthless.
and tint the doctor tom well [be
mount out: to the it and 4 ‘
and through his min-committed
"mien it dawned upon me that this
on the digestive organs, to regulate
the bow-ole and thus to promote per
foot nutrition and eradicate all on
healthy symptoms
We urge you to try a 25c box or.
Rexali Dropoelu Tabloid, which given}
15 daya' treatment At the. and oil
that time. your money will be returned
to 3ou if you lift" not satisfied. 0i;
(Olll‘l‘if', in chronic canon length or:
lrenlmcni varied. For such cases. wei
have two larger alone which sell tori
50c and dim. Remember. you can oh 4
4mm Rexall Remedies in thin communifi
My only at our storem'l‘ho Rexnll Store;
The Clifford l’hnrnntq, Quittncr oi
. (Entity. Props.
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.80“ is respected in Elwood City. Pm,
where he has a pile and child. Tim"
request was not granted 4
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ONE OF "'8 ADVANTAGES.
It We Ned a Parcel: Poet. We Ccutd4
Mail Butter and Egan. i
in the current tonne of Farm until
'Fircside is the iollouiug dcmdiption
‘oi the mutation! working: or parcelsl
pool in (iertnan3.
“ltor over a hundred years Germany; i
ban bud u pniocle post and bitten 1878i
her present tor.» effective and innocently ‘
ful system. When i till-it came to1
Wide attention in fin“ missionnivi himself to be u representative of theiuermm‘l' 1 at WW WUWd the im‘ i
ii. and concerning which more will; lluir h Auto conipuu3 in the Minority :menve number or ”3”“!th till“ wicro
being loaded dund unloaded at the rail-‘
road ututione and that special if‘illt'i
carrying coming but mm inclines.
and sometimes three and four such
earn, were noon on ovary train. in tho:
cities l in‘GQlltilltiy only long lines oil
poolodicc wagons, and i could not tin-i
derutnnd why it took on many manual
to haul the mail. Upon inquiry i not
told in a very dictators-atoll way that;
they were the ”palm poet: “moi
was parcels post, the thingibnt. we
have been besccchina Gunman to on-
tnbiieh and the thing that the (mane1
and other lurm organizations in the‘
United Btuleeltove been endorsing in
their resolutions tor yam. i had
come here to study European urinals
ture and none was my opportunity to
see what parcels pout actually means
to the 1mm end i ocean in in-
voltlnto.
“M. my bouillon-house in central
Germeoy lynched my landlady When
slidzot her but-m. which won at eit-
cellent quality. ‘Shc told me it came
from Hoiotein in the northwestern
3w of Germany. two hundred railed
war. I naked her it it wee not ex-
penaive to have it come no tilt. Oh.
no.’ one acid. ‘we have it come by
post end have‘cotten'vit‘ every wreck '
for several recruit-om the unto ‘llln.
You know we can sand I nucleon by,
post up to dye kilogram (clam
pounds) to any piece in Bombay for ‘
titty proclaim (twelve canto),
mum and no my “Wt w
‘ a on the omen in the dim 1hr.
W42" about now commonly it rm.
scoot-ct ice M notifier to
not their Iurillr or butter. row «a
' to them every Melt
.Iw-thmfltfld mutton. lilid no.-
(but: W. i ~
than understood will; I lied «on much .4
nominee or We: in idle rein-om -
n mum it it 1
BITTERN E55
1 would drink deeply of life’ a p'ur-
ple wine.
I’d act the drama till the cur-
tain tell.
The love: and hates of all the
world .ior mine
I'd claim. Each pattern in the
swirled design
Of life‘s lull tapestry I’d know
so well
Each arabesque’ s queer tracing
I could tell.
‘ Yes. all of living; depths and
ti
M
ii
heights I‘d know
Before at last I lay iiic down
and go
Where all must go.
Save bitterness; from that may I
beepcred
M An I go down the pathway to-
ward life; close.
When I with other: good and.
bad have shared:
The dark of ways untrod alone
have shared
And know all felt it all the‘ joys
and woes
That to the spirit seeking
ouch life elm
Gladly will I accept them, storm
and me,
Welcome them all, save only hit-
terneen— ,
Save bitterneec.
From acid bitumen that miles 5
to scorn
The joy of others when their
lot but fair
And mine ohm ice: of rose and
mm of thorn
And more of undnlght gloomehan
gold of morn;
Mayitnotccmeto ‘ em iips~
P“ Y
wear
The bitter smile. my heart be ‘
slow to there . .
In hapfinee: not mine. This,”
‘0 ,
I that one thing I pray I my not
know;
I may . not know...
$1.50.
.4 currency.
4 Wuwwmwium
‘ ~ on
‘- The Original Guaranteed Hose
Colors. black and tons.
iiii iii]
in Dillilllil SiX---8il'lil
WilRllii liil iPllililS
Remember. if hole» appear before the end of
six months, it means new Horse for you.
Sold in boxes of six“ pairs, light or medium
weights~blnck. ten or grey.
fillill Mil $3.90 Bill
“HOLEPROOF” STOCKINGS, for Women.
‘330 Bill
ASK TO 3mm 3' ‘*
ODD STORIES ABOUT MONEY.
10 Cents Aplece.
in the onion oi! a witlbknown dress-
maker or the loop’dlstrict there is a
framed dollar bill on one of the walls.
soyn’tho Chicago News:
inspection reveals’aome indelible pork
citing on the margin, which is. finally
made-out to be the name and address
oi the customer. An unusual story is
connected with the acquiaition of the
bill and the woman‘s reason for 1‘8-
tnining it.
An acquaintance. of horn. a bank
teller was counting over a package or
100 $100 bill and in’tbe middle of the
package he found a :i bill. Thinking
it had been substituted for one of the
bills or larger denomination, he count-
ed through again but. there were 100
and the :1 bill was an odd one. The
teller inepected it rather closely and
walls amazed to dud the name and
eddms or the cremation ecrawled
upon it. To make the Malachite even
more unusual he had an appointment
that name evening to meet the wo-
aummer amusement parks Keeping
i his appointment be displayed one bill
nod told his start. The dreaming!
eitowcd so much interest that be ob
«, tend bor' the bill tor a keepsake.
The only. possible explanation or
the. mystery was thin iconic one bear-
not having any stationery to unite e'
note to: had made an of Uncle Sam's
The «bill on been in the
estubiielxmont 'torgoenemi your; and
‘ the mystery which surrounds it has
been‘NMcient to keep on the sticky
norm of kleptomntece or mls.
column: cumin .
luminance of the ohms to option
‘ 4- tonitieo wa- Well illustrated several
you: no at the time at the muni‘
:Mfleflon at n mime mum molt
4t initial. or» tun-mu on autism no
worth of new qulmre him a burntl
Itmmuimuifll tailbone.
of the drill 44i4 $194. but it m mm
Mouton-unmet.
Men Couldn't Sell New Quarter: for
mam and hef‘husblllid at one of the.
. log the dreamlike-r recommende‘dam'l‘
th‘at attitude they swung around to
the positively belligerent and actually
endeavored to force their wares on
passersby. But it was all to no effect.
City mun and rustic were tooled alike.
The former had been brought up un-
der the belief that something can
A 010% never be obtained for bathing, while
the latter had the gold brick delusion
ever before his eyes.
Along about the last of the alien
noon. however. something happened:
in earnest. One at the salesman
1who approached by a man who of.
fared to buy his whole clock. There
was no refusing, as one of the rules
laid down by the initiators was that
otters to buy were to be treated with
courtesy. So' it wont at all points
where salesmen were motioned. This
deucent upon the market. however.
was later learned to have been out-es
ly artificial and originally instigated
by the committee in charge of the
initiation. The buyers were all friend“
of those concerned and the money
was returned,
i LITERATURE mo eanurv.
4 (Denver Mobile“)
“W'lu is it that most people who
write iictlon. dcecribing beautilnl peo
ple are generally homely?”-~Publiaber
Jo lfii Lane
Therc'e Miss Matilda Bella Snacks.
1 ‘ Who writes in planning. grocetul
stylg
"l‘is marvelous the way her books
Sell on lilac hot collide till the while:
And yet they “MW plane. don't:
t lump—5‘ . 4
. Blue in n tom. 4
'Thero‘s cum cum-by, whose tales
0i nonunion men and lovely girls
Chum monoxide-m the Modem tails.
flare mitten. than it more her
curls;
For clans will“ end 1m hint.
She his 2'. m
where: Roland 43W, w‘ho written
or rod-blood 3mm and snail;
no heroine» tut. more demk
; ‘Btii Reload; We 41m walks the
new not in. no: who, no me,
Wit ‘
‘ ’8 ilwi homily man?"
QAnti A mm one! who trot:
do would gain in more mi”
Norwalk Chronicler