) 1 ~ all. soon... 1 . li' m sxi inmost to constipation. , WWoxmmmdi ‘ 'mm MMHWMW Pm .mmudMamslnswreflslm 11 larynx, Yer M and mmmflu than For EASTER Wear tor homo. hailins W yes- ” their spring road work, Finch ’ hers hhving started out this morn- ”wlth men and teams. The gutters being cleaned out and the roads East Norwail: yachtsmen are busy ”pie those days. overhauling their fish-m craft and getting ready for is season which will soon be here. M indication points to a big yacht- M season. "Horace Allen, of Second street,loft ‘ t Norwalk last night for the west. where he intends to go into the farm- ' is; business. He left with the best visitor of his many iriends for suc- fill in his new work. I” Those who fear thunder storms took in the tail pines last evening. nvhen like! shower. The storm appeared to centered in the west, although The 3'0”".le experienced one severe .fliunder bolt. .. ..._..__..... , -A birthday party was held at the home of Miss Viola Cummings, of this place, yesterday. The young people had a delightful lime with music, .1 mes. etc. The following wore pres- ent: Edith Dunn. EVelyn Fisher, Gwendolyn Fisher. Lillian Morrison, I Ruth Gilbert, Hazel Preece and Viola (Ralph Gainer. the hustling young ‘rk at the South Norwalk market. 3“ a narrow escape from serious in- y yesterday afternoon. when he was up down by an automobile and his ifloyjcle smashed. , The auto struck the hoist wheel and threw Mr. Gainer to ,1!” ground with considerable force , V lbrtunately no bones Were broken and “no serious injuries sustained. The 'hont wheel of the bicycle was smash~ oi beyond repair. ,‘Paul Bartram. the young clerk in 'Hflnlmedieu Brothers’ store, came not without his keys this morning and was. forced to stand in front of the , guarding the bread left by the 7 . until John could set down tram We. Paul opens the store at an , ‘ our and this morning he did not also his keys until he had reached the tore. it was then that the tele- Madame in handy and be promptly called his employer, who hastened , a to optimal). NOTICE Notice is hereby given that an as- moment of the taxable property of flld East Norwalk Fire District has been made on the town .list of 1911. Said assessment list may be found - for examination at the store of the 'Gorhsm Co" on First street of said Ali-strict. 1 The Board of Relief will most at the said store of the Gorham Co. on ' April 11th, 1912. at 2 o'clock p m. to . hear and determine all appeals made do them from said assessment list. .1 11 Dated at East Norwsllr Conn" April ” 2M. 1912. EDWARD E. MEAD. EDSON K. 81‘. JOHN. CHARLES E. DUNNEBACKE. Mt Nor-walk Fire District Commit- a2 3t . The best local and New York references for ' ’Electric Light 8: Power WIRING ALL woaK ouasaursso Lot xno' Figure on Your Wiring and . Pistons. V. r. H FIELDING 68 OIAVIIW I. ' 3. Rates m loft Bello'low. town ‘fothers‘have common ”Hartley's storm broke up in an elec— ‘ uses is being repainted. w...” Harry Easter and tsmlly.‘ versity for the Easter vacation. —......_.. ._.. ._..... purchased in Highland avenue. loin him later in San Francisco, Cat. sltlon. I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thomas, of Row- syton avenue. have been entertainlm Miss Wilma flames, of Jamaica, was island. Robert Scofleld and Miss Helen Sco» field. of New York. have been guests of Captain and Mrs. Andrew Mills, of Rowuyton avenue. Harry Williams and family have moved to Captain Charles W. Bell‘s cottage in McKinley street from Will- iam H. llockwood's. Wag... Captain and him John ll. H. Castes. of McKinley .reet, have been enter- taining Mrs. Miles I). Lynch and daughter Grace, of Brooklyn. The members of Banner Council 30- lzlul Club and their friends will be on- terialnrd by Mrs. alcpbcn Stone. Ro- ton avenue. tomorrow evening. Elbert T. Marsh and family have moved into the house in Highland sve~ field. who has taken possession of his new home. i l Oliver 1. Clark proposes to go quite extensively into the chicken raising business, and has had a number or small henneries erected on his prop eny in Pennoyor street. Work on the Colonel Raymond bridge is now going on in earnest. The temporary bridge is in use. and the old wooden structure. which did ser- vice for many years its being torn down. When this work is completed wcrlr on the foundation for the new stone arch bridge will commence. Rudolph A. Lohr Phone 12?. ROWAYTON, CONN. Plumbing 8. Heating INSTALLER OF THE “Belknap” System OF HOT WATER HEATING Most Modern and Economical System. ——- Broad River Mrs. Ernest Buttery. of Bartlett sve- nue. has been quite sick, but appears to be improving. \ Miss Mary Carruthers and Nelson Carruthers entertained a number of 1 friends last evening at their home in Bartlett avenue. Miss Ladrs Cdrr fa- vored with piano selections. and a number of the guests rendered vocal numbers. The guests were Misses lids Walkley. Leela Fiddler. Lillian Hetfron. Laura Carr. Grace Foster. Mary Carruthers, Messrs. Waldo Ca. ble. Robert 'Carruthers, David Carruth. are, James (hunters and Charles Brown. IOY HAD .NAKI AT [SCHOOL out It is rm serum rm mm disallow Wilhmmw . ’ they come in content We honestly believe that we have [the boot constipation treotment «Nor devised. Our faith in ii. is so strolls this: we oslldt on the positive moron: , lire. Josephine arm has rented one of her cottages in Crsw unenugllr~ to “llxscey Bell Ambler. of Howlyton avenue, is home from Wesleyan Unl- Wllliam It‘. Jennings is constructing a. new residence on the M he recently _The family or Joseph Bridle will where Mr. Bridge recently took I. po- . forms a “blot which is eaten Just like one recently vacated by Harry Sec-1 the alroody M batons with thi too tho! it shall not cost the user a cent if it does not give entire satisfac- lon and completely mnedy eosstipu- tion. This preparation is called Resall are made of_s rocern chemical diswv- ery. Their principal ingredient is odor less, tasteless and colorless. Conlbined with other wollulmown ingredients. long established for their useful”! in the treatment of constipation, it candy. They may be take‘n at any time. either day or night. uttbout fear of their causing any inconvenience what» ever. They donor. gripe, purge, our cause nausea. They act without cans in; any pain or excessive loosens-s oi the bowels. They are ideal for child- ren, weak. delicate Demos. and aged ‘ people, as well as for the most heart! person. They come in three also packnges. 12 tablets, 10 cents; as tablets. 25 cont-3; 80 tablets. 50 cents. Remember, you can obtain them only at our store “The Resall Store The Clifford Phat. lndcy, Quittuer & Canty. Props. DARIEN AND . NOROTON A daughter was born Monday nichi to Dr. and Mrs. John Waite Avery. of Atlantic street. Stamford. fomrly of Noroion. The Epworth League of the Metho- dist Church had a business meeting Monday night. An informal axial hour followed it. Mrs. Ralph Derrick gave a birthday surprise party for her husband. Mon. day night. The. members of the Man dolln club and a few others were in- riled. Mr. and Mrs. Derrick are mem- bers of the club. ”was "a. Hubert S. Tyrrell, transferred from the Soldiers’ Home to the Stamford Hospital. for an operation, died at the hospital. Monday night. after the op- eration had been perforated. Mr. Tyr~ roll was 67 years old, and he had been living at the Home since 1906. He went there frtrm Colebrooli. He served in Company E. Eleventh Connecticut infantry, in the Civil War, as private. There is likelihood that William (ll-o oey Will be arrested for taking his wife’s horse and wagon Sunday. with out her permission. Mrs. Craeey msde‘cornplslnt to Grand .luror Will- xnptt. it will be recalled that the Gnu ceyo have separated. and Mrs; Grotto: has brought suit for divorce. Grace! was arrested some time and. charged with a brutsl‘asaault on his wife. This . case is now pending in the Superior. curt, Graoey having been taken to Bridgeport on a bench warrant when the case was being tried out betas Justice of the Peace Shel-er here. BRYAN lN iOWA. DES MOINES. in. April .w-Wllllsm .1. Bryan will be the principal spook- or at the annual bsnouet a! theta“ Jefferson Club here tonight. He will leave for Chicano following the ban: quot to barman extended speaking "it takes you a pretty loss while to shave yourself. doesn‘t it!” ' 1 ' self quicker than my old barber ”on!“ in . - "4 don't believe it." . constipation. Why in no may affect a TheWence of John lightens, st'cur. and their tendsdey to to weaken the corner of Crockett and Baton ave Qrdmdios. These. 'sre prompt; oooth- . ing- and most eeifbtive in action. They you a good choice of replies to answer. ‘ tour of the Middle and Eastern states. "Not so very ions; 1 con shave my- I "it see. he summers a“ . .1.~ I‘MWPAWWMJN ,1 Ililliillh nu - gfijllllllu’l ii illli ratios is vainly Feel at Water Covers the Buslnsu District ' si liars-l. Ky. MEMPHIS, Team. April 8. The wa- ter pouring over the lowlands through half o doses ups in private levees south 0! elimana lapping the main mm at several p.oints the flood situation along the Mississippi river this morning is grave. Odlbially it is predicted that the Yesterday a foot wsa forecast as the probable maximum but today the pre- diction was revised. At 7 o'clo k feet. a rise of .3 since 7 o'clock last night. Coverdment othelals are still aptl- mistic that they will held the river within bounds. so far all the main is you are intact. although severali points are regarded as dangerous The government embankment lmmed» lately west of Hickman, K52, which Protects the aeoliooi Foot Basin and several west Kentucky counties. the White River front at Modoc. Ask" and the levee near undo, Mo. are giving the greatest concern. l Breaks in private levees at Birds Point and near Commerce, Mo" and at Hickman. Ky" have relieved the situation at Cadre. and the flooding of that city which was threatened yes-l lemsy probsnly will be averted. At Hickman tile factory district. where llle levee broke Honday night, is In- undated to a depth of from 15 to 20. feet this morning and the business district is almost covered with water. New Madrid, Mo. .and Columbus, K) . also are hooded The [as plant and the sewage pump- ing station at North Memphis wontl out of commission last night. Early today the. supply of gas was cut off. Until the water recedes. nemphis will be without that commodity. The hooded area in the northern section of the city in rapidly increaslnk. it is estimated that ave hundred or more families have been driven from their battles. and practically every indus‘ trial plant. in that district has suspen- ded operations. WAEHiNGTCN. April 3. ._. The Weather Bissau today announced that It was probable the Mississippi River crest stub at Cairo would be little. if any. above 54 feet. The stage at VlclIbllDJ, Miss" was 46 6 feet at 7 s. at. today. a rise of 0A feet since yes- terdsy morning. HiOKHAN Ky.. April 3.-—Ths gov- ernment levee lust west of Hickman. which protects the Roolfoot ladle coun. try and a mi stretch of West Ken- tucky counties. held firm What the night. despite a' sharp rise in the river. Exports said this morals: they felt assume it would withstand fur the: pressure. . Enduring among the 8.000 refugees is making itselft felt. Tents and sup plies are oaths way here; from several points. but railway washout: prevent their reaching hero. PlT'l‘SBURG. Pa.. April 8.-—Hoavy ‘ volumes of water comin‘ out or the Allegheny river for the past at or... have carried a sharp rise in the Ollie river. . 01“! WEEK , d ' mm" i”Hillier! ad. will fly. (lot the best tenant or landlord you ‘ stays at Memphis will reach 46 feet. 5 this morning the gauge showed 42.6, Ladies, Attention! Whlst— Bridge Whist r", "Influx“ H0 The House of Hits. Happiness and Hilarity . *— Notable Engagement—Announcement Extraordinary. Debut In Vaudeville of America's Pmmioant German ‘ 'Cowlodlan DICK BERNARD .oF armor star or “The Girl Behind the Counter." and ‘- Selected Company y. in "Ti-i! ANIMAL ITUFFER, " a Rip- flooring Pare. Comedy, revealing the Distinguished Character Comedian In his Happiest Vale of Humor. Another Exceptional Appearance—Jive Marry Muddisrs of Magic and Merri- moat VALBOGO A LEVINA introducing a Thousand and One Icroaminpiy laughable Creations in Mystery ‘-—- American lloappoaraneo of the Noted A French Violinist EMIL CHEVRIEL Offering a Varied Repertoire and His Own Selections. ~— TWO LIVELY ENTERTAINERB in Original Fun. Frivolity and Fanclos. in Timely Hits, In Melody, Dances and Josh. Acrobatic Pinnetto Pantomimlats PERO A WILSON Showing Originalitlos in Gymnastic Diversions ”.— vus Hovrscoes Feature Films, lumrbly Presented —-—THE—- Auditorium Motion Picture Parlor South ‘Norwalk Don't you remember the good old times you used to have at the moving picture shows? You can have the same good old times again if you come to the Auditorium—vs place is sore you Just laugh. laugh laush. and where you set pleasure for your money. Don t miss our amt sensation Thursday night, “Cinderella” Bella‘s mt throeorcel masterpiece. Prices the some so other nights. Don't overlook our line program to- night. which consists of some of our leading reels: “The Football Hero '-—8. A A. "laugh and grew fat" picture. "no Telltale Knifo"—8oilp. A line Western drama with many thrills and other feature reels. Ila Matinee Today. lie to All Evenings. s and-10o . A Aucdon h“... rm Assembly Hall Tuesday. April 9. at a p. m. 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Kidney and Female Dis- eases are given special attention; also Curvature of the Spine. You will .ncver regret, -xivlng Chiropractic a chance to help you. 1 T. FRANCIS. n. c. 94 WAsHINGTON 81'}. SO. NORWALK Magnetic Treatments leon Also r_g__us range yr our l "W m ‘ ~-————-—
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