~ STIIIBII ”Elli
with Cmsrets.
. w the misery caused by.a lazy 1
4th.
Then you will feel great
er box
' Also
do Ind
boxes
.WILLIMANTIC BOARD CREATES
NEW OFFICE.
Plan Presented to Establish Perma-
nent Isolation H0Ipitai.
‘VJLIAIATANTlC. April ill.«-.\t the
meeting of the board of aldermcn
dionday night, the office of assistant
superintendent of sewers sidewalks
created and Tour 'l‘hallonoy was ap
pointed at a SW) not to exceed 35
cents an hour. The. duties of the su-
perintendent of servers were increased
7 to include sidewalk construction and
repairs of existing block pavement.
Coutu Brothers presented a claim
for $88.25 for the time of their horses
' and wagons when they wore not
“ x use on account of qirarnntine due to
onllllpox. One item was for 82.75
for rope used by the city, and on ad-
Nice of Corporation Counsel William A.
4 King, this item, and nothing more.
Was. paid.
. , Dr. CharlesA . Jenkins was engaged
as city health officer starting April
. 43, at a salary of $50 a week. Mayor
lbnlel B. Dunn was authorized to
'enrpiOy a suitable person to disinfect
. houses where there was smallpox. Dr.
4 Jenkins announced that it it became
4 necessary, he would have a llilllSU-lO-
house canvass made to find concealed
; cases of smallpox and that he would
T. prosecute all who knowingly and will
ihgly concealed cases
Alderman Clark of the Fourth Ward
l'odttcod a resolution empou‘erlug
$16 mayor anti three nidermen to in-
dstlgate the matter of building a
isolation hospital for the
. _4CORPORATION PAPERS.
tiflcates of organization have
Aléen' tiled in the oflice ot‘ the secretary
of'the state as follower——
4 John Henry Company. Torrington;
fbn‘efldent, William A. Burns; treasur-
aer._Daniei F. Burns; secretary. .lohn
H.4Burns; directors, the above oili-
cials, all oft Torrington. .
G. ‘ G. Armstrong Manufacturing
company. Meriden: president and
treasurer, C. G. Armstrong: vicetpresi-
Slant. H. C. Armstrong; secretary. H.
J Reeves; directors. above offices, all
of Meriden, and John ll. Kendrick oi
Wallingford.
A certificate of incorporation has
on filed by Gay Brothers & Com-
sny. Incorponrted, New Haven; cap-
ital stock, 350, 000: began business
' h 35, 000; to take over publishing
in so of Gay Brother‘s; lncorporntors,‘
Charles Gay, Lillian E. Gay and Wil-
11am Gay, all of New Haven. -
Articles of assoolatlon" have. been
.‘ died by The Sons of Columbus Asso-
ciation. incorporated, of Waterbury.
'and The Rad & Grin Club of Orange.
‘ oThe Bartram & Everts Company of
"Salisbury has filed a certificate chang-
ing its name to the Bartram & Flynn
Company.
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GOLD VA
48 l4il8|l
lpk, Sensible Method That Doesn‘t
‘ Upset the ltomooh.
Have you heard of the overnight
1d cure that is putting colds in the
Stilt! and chest out of business be.
when I met and daybreak
.nm rt lI._ Cut it out and save it
Jyoti on't need it now. It you have
, cough, throat soreness .or
on Ii'rh. be sure and try it to
list before going to bed. Pour
ttteIspoontui tit Hyomei. (rife
it High-o-me) into a bowl of
ulster, cover head and bowl
Mel and Sreotbp for (Isvsroi‘
I “MIMI. BIB IIEITI All! Will
liEEIllITE sum. UVEI 6m
NEW NEVER ”PRIMER.
and repairer or blotk pavements was
in~
LAZY LIVER All! MWEEB
Turn the rucala out—the headache, the humorous. the indigestion, the
sour ItIItIch and four gases-turn them out tonight and keep them
Millions of men Ipd women taken Cascaret now and then and never
iver. clogged bowels or an upset Ito~
Don‘t put in another day of distress. Let Cascarets cleanse and regu-
ill your stomach; remove the sour, undigested Ind fermenting food and
t misery-making gas; take the excess bile from your liver and carry off
I decomposed waste matter and pot
rain from the intestines and bowels.
A CaIcarot tonight will straighten you out by morning—~a 10 cent box
means a clear4 bead and cheer iuiness for months.
_ Don't forget the children—~iireir
need a good, gentle cleansing. too.
little insides
l THE APRIL SKIES.
,. Eclipse of Sun the lulu—The Planets
l4 and Constellations—The New Star.
i (Winston Upton In Boston Transcript)
! The April Constellations visible in
iiire evening include the zodiucal
‘hroup, Taurus. Gemini, (lancer, last).
[Virgo The brilliant. winter groups
Orion (,‘auis Major. (Janis Mirror with
Taurus and Gemini are. drawing tr»
wards the western horizon as the 0H."
nings advance. Their most ('onl-lplctl'
ous stars, Betcigeuse, Rigel. Sirius,
Procyod. Aldorbaran. Castor and l’olt
but, with others only slightly inferior.
give the western ballot the sky os-
pecial 'briillancy. The eastern half of
the sky shows Corvus in the south-
east. Coma. Boroniccs and Routes in
the east. The bright star in the east
is Arecturus, iii the southeast Spica.
Mars is in the evening sky, moving
rapidly among the stars and diminish~
ing in br'.ightness in the course of
the rrronth it is in (lenrinl, crossing
hair the arca included in that star
group.
constellation. ii is now fainter than
Altlerbar'an. Observers may be littor-
ested this ruorlth in tourpariug itsi
brightness with (‘trsttu and i'ollux
This is the full moon next following
the \crnal equinox, ulrith regulutts
the Jewish and (‘hrlstian festivals in
the, ecclesiastical calendars.
seventh. Easter in both western and
eastern churches. Tire moon runs very t
low in the south on the 7th and tent
high on the 21st. four days after new
moon. The first and last weeks of the
month are moonlit. On the 5th tlre4
ruoon rises at 10:50 p. nr., and about,
20 minutes later occulis the brightl
red star Antares. tire obscuration last 41
int; 55 minutes. 0n the 15th the moon,,
then a. \erv thin crc'stcnt. is close to
the planet Venus before sunrise.
The unexpected event of March was‘
the advent of a “new" star. This WONTV
‘ncw," or its Latin form. “nova," is
applied to stars which suddenly ill:§
crease their brightness and than fadel
away. This is not an uncommon occur-l
r-errce.'arrd indicates some sort of ca l
tnstroplre, the nature of which is onlyi
conjectural, which causes an im ,
mense increase in hrllllancy, and pro-'
4bably a vaporization of the material
composing the star. Stars thus affect-
ied are always very faint before the
tragic event. usually as in the. present
case. so faint that they are not cata-
logued. The nova in Gemini now un‘
der obseri atlon blazed up on the 11th
of March and reached its brightest on
the lit-h when it was as bright as The
to in that consielution. Since that
date it has declined in bt-illiancy and
is now a telescope object growing
fainter.
in the month of April the day in
creases one hour and 20 minutes. and
summer conditions are evidently up
preaching,
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DR. MARY WALKER BITTER.
Dons Frock Cost Ind Top" Hat and
. Loans for Home.
' NEW YORK. April'10.-—Dr. Mary c.
Walker has Io far recovered from harm
IsriOuI three weeks' lllheI'I here tht
she was able to get up yesterday after-
noon don her frock ‘cdttt and top 1m.
and left for her home It Oswego, N.
Y. Although her life was despaired or
for a time she rallied remarkably by
shear force of will and lI now apps):-
entry well oh the ro‘Id to moovery. 44 4
W
GRKE'NWIGH MAN Mfume.
oamswron. April law-C100,!“
vMonohan, formerly of Dahiiury, I ru-
the «in that IriIoI, than go
I. a.
, "ll ” malts. croup. IIthth‘ trot-I
l d bronchitis, or broiler pack.
artifact. 450 costs It druuiI'tI
, bilihll‘.
into that I cletvr Mi
. ‘ «more. our» (In no other it to his
gun utos'd ior cats rh. whereabouts.
rIi free delivery ost-rier,‘ has been
InlIIlhg tram hlI item Iln‘bo' sour.
His accounts at tfi
ratios are said to be in I Intifv
t l
post
i. .
v.
()n the 20th it is uithln one,
degree of the star lettered i‘ in itr tlmtl
i at
lnlll last for 11 necks.
The April moon was full on the Int. 1
lto her
‘ttvr spending her Easter vacation with
“her part-Iris in this plate.
Nisan is l
the second and the following Sunday. l
_ 4 has been brought. back In 'unoaiaiac-
" , cure them. they «u some ri book to
George Darrow is tasking improve.
ments at iris home.
Morris‘iiutrr, of Yale college, .is Wil-
liam H. Barr's guest.
id, ll. Perry has recovered from 'a
week's attack or grip and tonsilitis.
Henry aorta. in Jersey City, N. .r..
spent Sunday with Leroy Meeker, of
this town.
John L. t‘oley, of i,1orb) is a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Coley, ou
Myrtle avenue.
After a pleasant trip through
West, 0. Linda, the local artist,
returned home. .
the
has
A pleasant Hall is reported
Miss Esther l’ar'kt-t' upon lll'l'
irotu Nurrgrrttrt-k
from
return
The summer home oi
Pellet, of Non York,
M iii (lrtwns Farms.
Miss Sarah
has been open—
.lohn i. (‘,olo_\ oi limb). spent Sun-
itlfl)’ in town with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. William l. Colt-y.
Mrs. Ellen 'ltttltrr .rud daughter
have. returned from a visit or soy
oral weeks in \K'ashlngion. ll. t‘.
Tho Saugniuck Whisi club will be
entertained by Miss Eva .lelllff on
Thursday afternoon of this week.
Mrs. Charles Ponroroy and Misti
Anna t‘rockcr, of Danbury, were.
Easter guests of Mrs. Cornelius ll.
Kcnrper. A
.—_—___.
Thursday afternoon a meeting of
the Current Events Club will be held
at the Mrs. Stanley ll. l-‘lllow restl-
donco here.
The William Wood place at the cor-
ner of King and Wright streets has
been sold to Mrs. Theodore iltrllner.
of New York city.
After rt ten days' vacation the local
hools (liretlt‘tl Monday morning {or
i‘lllt ~umtner term. The summer term
......o. ...”...
Miss Martini Taylor has
studies at
rot u rut-ti
\‘nsaar college at-
Mrs Nlcl R Mitchell, who was to
speak ill a lecture in the l‘alrileid ii-
brim hall last evening, is ill at her
home. The lecture has been postpon-
ed to some future date.
I
lloports from the bedside of
(l'llllllt'tl ()lrustead. who fell from a
scaffold while walking last week in
.‘urrgutuck, sint‘v that be is getting
better and will be out before long, ‘
Rev. and Mrs. Levi Holmes arriv-
ctl irorn Windsor Locks, Friday, and
will take up their future home on .
Main street. Rev. Holmes has
tired front active work.
Leslie Perry returned Sunday even
log to Brooklyn N. Y where he is
a pupil in Pratt institute. He has
been spending the Easter recess with
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Fable, of King street.
I‘B’
Miss Marjorie P. Purdy returned
Monday morning to Ashburnham,
Mass, after spending the Easter vat
cation with her father. Samuel A.
Fundy. Miss Purdy is a student at
lashing Academy in4Ashburnlurm. .
.... 'w-
Miss Mary Wheeler gave a whlst
party Monday eveningto several other
VII" “ma IT.
Drugglst Baxter Gives Reasons im-
selling It Half-Prion.
It isn't often that l have faith
enough in the medicines out up by oth-
er people to be willingato offer to re
fund the money if it does not cure.
said Draggist Frank H. Enter to one
of his many customers, but I am glad
tonsil Dr. Howd's specific to:- the
cure of constipation and dyspepsia on
that blah.
“The Dr. Howard 00.. in other to m
a. quick introductory sole authorised
me to sell the regular iliy cent bottle
of their Ipeoitlc‘ for halt price. at cents
and although .1 have sold I lot 92 it,
and guaranteed every package. not end
,‘4 ,
tory. ,
“i am “still selling the specific It
bolt price. sltltoutah 1 cannot. tell not,
long 1 shall be able to do so. Any
person who is subject to construction.
Ilolt. headache. titanium. iivs’r trouble.
ludtgestion or I mineral played out con-
dition. ought to take advantage of thiii
opportunity., If the Income dossnot
Total.........
from The. Sentinel.
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household is fully equipped without one of these unexcelled Kitchen Sets. A
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Ono high grade Meat Saw, tempered steel blade. retail value . . . .
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young school friends at the home of
her uncle. Charles Fable. of King
street. Six tables of whiat were
played. after which refreshments
were served by the hostess. Every-
evenlug. 4
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie, rector of
the Memorial Church of the Holy
Trinity, of this town. is to give a ser-
ies of Bible studies before the Young
Men‘s Christian asIociItion. of Bridge-
part, beginning on Thursday evening.
The class is to be. open to women II
the series is to its flow to Understand
the Bible. Mr. MIcKenIie has for a
number of year» give/n series of talks
upon sinillsr hubjecis before the Y M.
(1. 4A.. of Bridgeport and will no doubt
IpIIk b'etore largo audiences It each
meeting. Many from this town Ire
planning4 to attend the ”serial.”
Ground has ban brokeI fer the new
013100 building of the pmbnlmm .Bup
ply .Compauy. This building is to be
erected on tho dohh'vroisrty oi the:
comusny It the rest. 1 the factory.
it will be of murooImItprlIl through-
Wit 100140»: to ' JIM
one. present voted it aunoat onloyablcr'
well as To-the men and the subject of 4
m“ ‘
port has the erection of the new build-
ing in charge. Tire present cities on
Riverside avenue has grown entirely
too small for the business at, the rap-
idly growing concern. The definition
will be equipped with every modern
and sanitary convenience, with the lat-
est and most improved lighting. ven-
tilating. etc." (1. 13': Beige. the prest-
dent of the firm. is a great believer in
securing ideal conditions for his em-,
Movers. and the building is to be plan!
had with this end in view.
w...—
COMMISIIONERS WIN iN le HA-
' VIN COUNTY.
NEW HAVEN, April tit—«The tn-
inaction asked for by Frank bishop;
and John K. [leach restraining the!
”county commissioners from point:
ahead With the work on the county
court building in this city was denied.
today, by Judge Holcomb in the Inner-l
ioL court. Thowprinoipai fight was
made against the Wording at the con-
tract tor the min-til decorations. The
itmndinu led to an investigation 1
the when m‘I‘tm Ind the docisibn a
I Victory tor thoroounty commission-
M4 11!.
fill-III!" l-
u. a. Potent on".
1870 'Io 188.
Offices. 1094 Mainfitrcct.
. “Dammit. 008m
lend Postal 940' Iooitlst on Potent.“
HO'RSL'ARRIVALB.
.MnhIcltomo—W. D. Jennings. J.
boot. lid. Goblin. C. Garb. H. E. Sharpe.
1.1.. tiriflin, A. J. Thorns. J. Bastian.
Mr. Ind Mrs. J. H Bouton. It}. An-
drews. C. A Doyle. LouiI Foss. T.
‘arman. New York; .Mr. and Mrs.
Pruner. J. H. Damm.‘ Thomasc. Mc-
Partland. G. Atnstyno. New Havonrdn—
l’.- Bennett. Hartford; J. E. Cassldy.
George Schwarz, Vi. W. Chapman, ,W.
8 Casey. Bridgeport; M. H. Kasln-
dorf. ilrookiyn; n Mints. Newark; L.
R. Hurlhutt. Wiltoni J. M. WWI).-
F. Thorns, W. b.1tadel.'1-‘homu4. city.
The woman who m. teach con find
moduli: «main of Sentinel Wain.
a“ Q” H—~F°-Da
SOUTH NORWALK FIR! ALARM
IOXI.
Fire Alarm and porters It moon-u
Works. Telep one for fire alarms.
I—uw no cz'éim' rd Inc on not-Is.
o l. 0 V
ll—xWost 8t. .. Franklin School.
. loozwx0en rd Bt., Concord and [.1an-
Schools.
14-North Main and Ann Hts.
15-11;”: Bt. and Bo View Ave.
18—4: orwolk Iron om.
17—~West Ave. and Cedar St.
18-—-Hwi4g School West Ave.
new St t. and d'raylor Ave.
38.41113 Ave. and Lewes
Zi—Ches at and Hour Bis.
25—:80u in Main and come all.
Ed—Lexintton Ave. and Austin St.
:7—— Vest and Elm Grove His.
81—- uth Main St., between Grove on!
Meadow StI
32~x(M) Eiectrlo Works, Bats Bt.
til—x8 ring and Cla Sta
35—4 aviland and ate: Bio.
37 7—»xLockwood [. Co.
t1~-Fairflold Ave. and Cedar St.
~Taylor Ave. and South St.
43—~Woodward Av.e and Meadow 8t.
45-2urrltt and Quintard Aves. and Water
“in“ oodward and Lowndou Aves.
51~-(lulde in St. and Elmwood Ave."
52-\\' asltl ton fit. Bridge.
53 «F relgh yard and Ann 81.. private.
l’.4'~r~'orvvalky Lock Co. private.
(.\'l Denotes non-interfering boxes.
(M) Muster box. front which the num-
ber of any to): can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and 8 p. m.
standard time. 1-
One stroke at odd times. testinc or
line open.
Tum strokes after an alarm. fire out. to-
mills department. 1— 1
«Three slow strokes, water to be Ibo!
o 1
At 12‘ 05 p m.. each Wcmirsday. a box
uiicd for test.
he alarms for any district also n-
ceivud by telephone. 24.
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
15~~Corner of Main and Wall Streets.
21-~-lltitlen Avenue and illicit Place.
._1_
is
22~—Spring illll and Kellogg Street.
24—! ohm Park.
25—-\\'e.~t A\cnue and Berkeley Street.
27—~l“rnnklin Avenue and LyncsII'iace.
Ill—tins house. (Private box).
ll" West Avenue and Merwin Street.
fl Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
.'i hope] Street and Harbor Av.enue
36 “est Avenue. near the armory.
:ltiw-Htevens Street and Elm Crest.
41«Cross Street and Wilton avenue.
l2—-Main street and North Avenue.
ill—France Street.
51—41mm! Street and Tindall Lane.
52-—.\lnln and Catherine Streets.
53- New Canaan Road and Fair Street.
54ml hostnut Street. near Summer St.
55-Mnln Street and Union Avenue.
62—4311 The Green.
its—Joan Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
“Ni-last Avenue and Daskam Lane.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXE.
Fire headquarters, at Van Zant Street.
Telephone 170
4~Fitch lchool (private.
5—«Mnrvin School (priva e).
212——East Washington and Fort. Sta.
zit—Van ndt St. and Osborn Ave.
216~Rast ve. and Rowan St.
217—Wint‘leld St. }
223~Fort and Charles StI. .
221—-—East Ave. and Fitch St.
226—St. John St. and Edlle Ave.
332»—-Seaview Ave. and First St.
Silk—Boulevard and Second St.
{tum-Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
337— Boulevard and Blackstone 8t.
841-'Key nor St. and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel.
Eta—Keyscr St. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel.
silk—Shore. Haven. (Tel )
Ateiephono message to Electric Station
(705) between the hours of 6 p. m. and
8.a m. .. iving locatitm of tire. an alarm
“ill be. 3 ton of. nearest box.
Private boxes will only be pulled for
tire on premises where located.
Second alarms are only to be given by
the. chief or acting chief upon his arrival
at the fire.
(TGIJ
Special Signals
1—One blast at odd times, testing or line
0 ion
1—~0rle blast at 8;. m.. standard time.
1-1~-—-Two blasts. re out.
11 11—«Toonty two. at 8 a. 111.. no morn-
ing session of public school.
11- HM‘I‘wenty- two. at 12: 30 p. m., no at—
ternoon coaster of public school.
1111111111— Ten blasts quickly calls the
entire department.
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM DISTRICT.
lz—liighland Ave [0N ..NI. . .E“
R
ta—rncrmry mutt" and Bell Island.
li—Pino Point and Roton Point.
zt-—Long island Sound to McKinley 8t.
s~“(entral. " McKi nley St. to Pennoyot
n—Pennoyer St. to Cross St.
21-0111” St. to Railroad.
ZI—Rnilrosd to Brookslde.
West 8i ids.
15~Whlte Bridge north tto Brooksldo.
io—Whlto Bridge 8.13: L. 1. Sound.
17~Whlto Brit! 0 El. W. to L. I. Sound. .
4(‘J4ne 4 “Hint? the are bell at odd timo-
ln ones on n .
'l‘wts strokes dog! tire bell. thus. 1-]. are
(I on
Four strokes 44440: are be11.thus. 1-1-1-1.
water to be Ibo t.ofl
44m A third or more alarms indicate serious
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IOUTH NORWALK FOOT OFS‘IOI
South Norvrfllk Postofflce
MAIL. ARRIVI FROM
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00 p-m
MAIL! €1.08! F
Eastern Points—6.00.4 (Bugleport only,
.-..Ioo 3.00
o, 10:00 I. mantras.
:06, 6 In‘lnuoomoop
:‘oo.’ v-oo. 10:00 I. 111.: ms.
:.ooI:6bp
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Halls :9: sh points ctou'. 5:110 p. In. our,
‘ n. a. caown. Postmaster.
. 4 NorwalkPostomce
Malls Dunstan“
--.Eut .
m.--.Danbu division.
lit—Welt and South Norm.
m.-—lllIIt West and who. Nowell.
.—New York Ind
m.:~DInbur diviI on.
Inn—001ml Slut of Stamford. Lot-
ony.l
Irma-Westo and South N onutk.
.m. --Co non Station. Donbury In.
Ill—«mud, West and Bo. New.
m..~EnIt West arise.
lundIy Ind ldI4y
Lost mall oloss ”t5 4
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5’. "iv—NW“ Y re, ‘3':th Sign" Imfl‘.
1: to p. in.-— t. West and do. Norma.
In
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Corri rrier' Window open tron: so out
In I. «Wig MON“!
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“VOW MY some IMHO-MOI“ Who
ought to com to your store so Ilse-
private pupils—oIIIurstlly throdgh I.
hereunto truly own Ind your aim
Norwalk Chronicler