.~Tonrists’ Policy
flatten states, (wand: and World-
flavors your bauac against any and
fill, risks. by lira, theft. llshtlflns.
rllation and ,transportaiion, while
rsnslt by, or in the custody of any
roan. express. transfer. transpor-
tion or 0! any Steamship 00.. etc. “'
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
l ‘ insurance of All Kinds
In! South—Town. Country and Ihoro
Talsphono 1230
”obtain Over tbs Booth Norwslk
Trust Co... 87-91 Washington BL. ~
. South Norwsik. Conn. ,
PUILIC ITINOGRAPHER
At the recent met-ting th Nutmeg
Club voted to. hold it dance on. Fri
day, May 17th.
t'ood sale. at
by indies or
-—'l‘omorro\v, ‘J to .3,
Central Food (‘0. store.
Trinity Church.
()flit-ers will be nomlnnttul and elec-
ted at.the meeting of the t‘untrnl Lu-
bor Union tonight.
Miss lucz l'. Daniels. tlin popular-
, clcrlt lit the soluctnlcn‘s oilirc. is en-
, joy-int; u dny‘s ynctltitln.
South Nuruullt t‘ouucll \0 l2 53
Knights of C olunlluls will lflld its lulu
h " lltess meeting this ctellin'
A runnwny was prevented this
Banner Council §ocinl t‘lull will not[
.hold another meeting until lluy 2nd.
~Bucklvhetlt, Poll and .\'nt CUlll.~
Raymond Bros.
Henry F. Price lnshim of the \‘n
iional hunk of Norunllt, is spending
the day Tn Von lull. (it) on business
.. Snyder's Exploits is mating the1
household effects of Flank .\lc(luir,‘k
‘i’rom Main sileet Norwulb to Lou'e'
street. South Norwallt.
’Jums Montgomelx John A. Mont
enjoyed an automobile lidc to New‘
York city on Tuesday. l
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. Mrs. Paul Seinknicht was operatedl
. upon this morning at the Norwnlk}
Hospital by in. loan l)umoxticr,
ns— t
slated by Dr Walter Hitchcock and
. Dl’. Robert M. Wolfr-
Ths building counuittec or chus
Tribe, No. 26. I. 0. R. M.. held a mesh
lug last evening at which little man,
ters concerning the building of tho
i‘ new Wigwam were considered.
. It is understood from advices re-
' celved this morning that the improve
went in the condition of Bernard 0.
Fecncy. of Maple, is decidedly slow
but appreciable and steady. He is be-
ing kept absolutely quiet. sees no one
but his family, and Dr. W. .l. Tracey.
who is attending him. and no one talks
to him about the accident. It is sto-
‘ ted that if Mr. lt‘eoney recovers it will
«be due to the fact that he was kept
so quiet. Dr. Tracey seemed. quite
-hopetul about the case yesterday, and
'sald that Mr. Feeno ‘conversed with
him intelligently &‘~
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‘sov MADE MisrAK; IN HOUSE.
‘ . Broken Glass in Osborn Residence in
.Merwin Street.
A plutntlvec ry of "Mother, let me
in"——a short moment of' silence—land
then a demonstration of indignation
. which sounded to tho frightened ears
. I, or the inmates of the house very much
like the breaking of glass. Investiga-
tion on the part 'of those in the house
revealed the fact that. glass was
1" broken and that It was in the front
door.
a. tit seems that about 10 ”oclock on
Tuesday night some “wandering boy"
pped up on the front porch of the
. an of Thomas Osborn, and Miss
scorn. his oscillator. In sn-
“also“ tor his own
quality; the class had
.. . m..~
3 anything else.
the work the gang come upon a large}
rock with a hole drilled in it and al.
I two-inch stick of tiynnmltc ill ”11' hole. :
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elsi:-
trical Supplies. .
Charles—”Buck, Jr.
Address:
51 MAIN IT. NORWALK
. Telephones: cities. .01: house. 11-!
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DYNMEXPIBSIUN ‘
While Excavating ior Gas Mane
They Came Across Unex-
ploded Charge
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'l‘n'o ltnllnlls employed by (:ontrnr-
tots Ilylnnton & Paradlsn on the work
of laying gas pipe lll West avenue nt.’
the problem time. are lucky to be alive!
”and that they Were not blown
eternity in more good
The two men were digging around
the rock and wore using cmwbnrs and E
sledge hammers oil the stone In Orderl
to break it up to remove it. Thus
they did not happen to explode the
dynamite. seems somewhat of 8 toys.
ten. inlt the quantity is an uncertain-
'one ill best and it did not happen to
go off.
As soon as the wolkmcn distov-ler
ed the hole ill tilt-t rock they llppellledi
tn Conttutior Ptlrndlsn. Ho discol-
er-ed the dynamite and himself remov-
ed It,
bundling of the material lie was in
gomery. and “9“"? Wmv i“ “Nan" deed glad tllllt the hole revealed thcl
stick bcfort- lt exploded for it nould
probably lune killed both men pork-
ing on the rock.
There are two explanations for the
presence or the rock with the. explo
sire in It, but there is no excuse for
the condition. Either when the per-
son!” who dull the last ditch tried to
break the rock they used a dead cap.
or else when they had put the dyna~
mite In they found It unnecessary to
remove the rock to get around it. It
is an excllsablc thing on the part of
a contractor who is so careless. and
the common understood rule regard-
ing such cases is that all unexploded
dynamite be removed. _
The incident made stout hearts
quake at the thought of what might
have happened. A ditch in which tel-I
ephone conduits were laid runs along
with the one the coatrsctors are now
digging for the gas pipe, and it is
thought that It was left by the cou-
duit contractors.
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llETllllll Flilll FLORIDA
When the Mohawk, of the Clyde
Steamship Company. docked at New
York city. yesterday. on her return
trip from Jacksonville. Florida, she
.brmight with her a number of Norwallc
people who have been wintering in
Daytona. Florida. The trip home was
begun Sunday and the boat docked
at 9 o'clock yesterday morning sever-
al hours ahead of schedule, after (at
most enjoyable trip. \
Those In the party of Norwalkers
who returned on the steamer were
Captain Isaac Bullock. Mrs. Sellock.
James Belloclt. Miss Neiltis Helicon,
Miss Katharine Malkln,‘ :Mr. and Mrs.
A. .I. Meeker, and William O. Jenni)!
They reached Not-walk yesterday at-
ternoon with but a short delay in gab
ting across the city and to the Grand
central Station. i
W. O. Jail-up stated this marinas
that in all the time he has hoop taste
in; tins-s trips tints was ns'vsr s more
enjoyable one. He said that the pn-
more were informed of tits an at
the Titanic by wireless flout shells. ro-
csivtng annulus panoramas.
in: libs crest discolor? -
Mr. mull tails of tits mm.»
Dayton its the most m and happy
ans he has ever spent .tbm. 'nlls
'piscs accommodated 15.000 tourists
udss'uls’mlilsr up to the hush
lntoi
fortune lllllllf
While excavating for'
[being quite experienced ill ille‘.
Please Read These Two Letters.
The tofollowing letter from Mrs. Orville Rock will rove how unwise
it isfo r women 0 submit bothe dangers of a an a operation when it
maybe avoided by tilklflg Lydia. E Plnkhanl’s ego table Compound
She was four weeks n the hospital and some schools suffering
. worse than before. Then after all that suffering Lydia Ill. Pink
tom’s Vegetable Compound restored her health. .
HERE IS HER OWN STATEMENT.
. Paw Paw, Mich «“Two years ago I suffered
very several with a displacement~l could not
‘. boon st. for a long time. My physician
treatedm ms for several mon without much re-
.4 lief, and at. last sent me to Ann Arbor for an op-
. oration.I visa there four weeks and came home
culturing Worse than before. My mother advised
me to tr ry L diaE. Eul’inkham’s Ve bible Com-
pound, and did. Today I am wol and stron
, and do all an own llousolvork. I owe my healtl
K m Lydia n. khnms Vegetable Compound and
advise eve woman who is afflicted with any
female comp slot to try it” -—.Mrs Onvlnu ROCK,
R. R. No. is, Paw Paw, Mich.
“THERE NEVER WAS A WORSE CASE.”
Rockrn . ind. —-“Thero never was a worse case of women’s ills
than in no, and I cannot begin to tell you what. I suffered. For over
two years I was not able to do anything. I was in bed for a month
and the doctor said nothing but an omration would curs me. My
father suggested Lydia E l’inkhom’s Vegetable Compound; so to
please him! took it and I-improvcd wonderfull. so I am able to
. t,ra\'el ride horseback, take long rides and never eel any ill effects
‘ from it I can only ask‘ other snitcring womsnto give Lydia Ill Pink.
l ham' 5 Vegetable Compound a trial before submitting to an o ration.”
-—_Mra. Msanana'r mason-n, R F. D No. 3. Rockport. In.
We will pay a handsome reward to any rscn who will prove to us
that these let tors are not genuine and trntlgfeul—or that either of them
~ women were paid many way for their testimonials. or that the orig
inal letter from each did not come to us entirely unsolicl ted
For 30 cars Lydia E. Pinkbam’s Vegetable
Compoun has been the standard {orb-l
male ills. No one sick with woman's. Intends
does Justice on herself who will not try 1935?:
he
has resumed so many suffering women to health.
Ferw “LYDIA B. l’llllfll mlClIIECOc
. [nous medicine. made from roots and
l CONFIDENTIAL) “till, “88.. for advice.
. our Ic tor will boo oxford. roads“ answered
‘by a woman and he! in strict confidence.
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Michelin man.
Pfl'NIERs fan I The best way to proceed when it is
i found impossible to avoid a short dis-
. "If unlomsrtance of stony road. is to take it at
reduced speed after releasing the
...w clutch. The distance should be esti-
mated so that it will not be necessary
to throw tn the clutch in the middle
of tho stony part which would neces-
sitate a fresh start while on” the
stones.
In case of a long distance of stony
. mad. when it would be impossible to
Just at this season of the year when "coast" over the entire disuse. the
country road commissioners are re— bost thing to do is to throw in the
pairing the highway. with crushed first speed going over the stony pm.
stone, motorists find many stretches slowly. it may be explained that as
that look alarmingly harmful to their the shocks of the roads increase with
itiros. A little care to driving over the increased speed of the car. the cut-
placos where min and hollows have ting of the tires by the sharp stones
been filled with crushed stone will will be reduced to minimum when pro-
prevont Injury. to the tires. says the (weeding in the manner sugxeated. .
How to Drive liver Repaired
Roads—Locos Stones ilci Nscss
sariiy injurious ic Tires
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rcaohed Daytons nineteen persons
slept all night in the depot. unable to
get accommodations for love or molt-l .
oy. ’Ilhe Clarendon Inc. the largest -"
hotel of,ths place, which has accom-
modations for several. hundred Klléalh.‘
noon collie
slim llllllar
GREEN"[L‘AE' Miss.
winter. these figures having been glv- “4‘31““ New}! in the 'Mlllllllplll
on Mr. .lessup by the hotel proprietor. ”‘9" dike “861‘ the town Of Beulah.
'Iillere Is a great building boom on. Mm" are spreading over the fertile
and 2.000 carpenters are expected doltuiaudstoday. PNCNCGHY the en-
more to conga-“ct hotels, mm“, tire southern half of Bolivar County in
homes and business houses during the lnnndatcd. Mid before it now back
summer. Evidently Daytona is grow- "“0 the Mlfllfllnpl
ing in popularity each year. flood the counties or Sunflower. Wash.
. KELLY.‘ laud in'tho world. Benoit. Dahomey.
A birthday party was given in honor Beulah. Cleveland. Pace. Shaw. Croc-
ot Harriet Kelley, last evcnlns. st tow. Leland and Rolling Fork are the
~hsr home. find a large number of poo- iarsor towns directly ill the path or
his were in attendance. Games and the cvorilow. ‘ l
mulls worst enjoyed and retrssllmonts Gasolsne launches were acct trout
were served at s vary into hour. All this city and Medals early today to
report a very good time. . . .. explore the ipundstsd territory in;
Those pro-sat worst Gully Galas. search of refuges.
Lubrano. Augusta Tortortsllo. mail. as preparations for night hid
Fronds ill-Inc. Irons mun tr- The storm in
snsj direction. Matilda illusion. no at. in; at '
list ruckus; use Glifforti calm!
"Jcn'u Mscsy, 'rcay limbo. iwsttisr‘scuth of non
Gal/so. Eddie Man. my annual ‘ ‘
Waits;- Tompscn. mil comm. W
psns Chariott. Jails use. Jams ,1.
John Contdaiwm‘nisc Cocoon...
ington, Sharky and Innocence—cont: -
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR HARRIET prising some of the richest cotton ‘
Alice Gates. Dolphins Lunatic...” lost it is believed the number will b‘s .
‘Ailrll 18.-—- -
tinned away 3. 000 people during the Flood waters rushing througharapldly ..
the water will .
coma-no. also cum. am uremia... min :4. all to. instructions. ' \
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MINTZ’S
This Evening’s Specials
.Sc Hair Nets 20
Extra large Hair Nets? regular-lyric.
2c each. 6
$3 Mesh Bags $1.95 ‘.
Large size guaranteed German Sliver Mesh Bogart-eg-
. ularly 83. For this‘snle, 31.95.
50c Hat Pins 25c.
For this sale.
You pay us one-half price for our 50c Hat Pins.
Take your choice, 25c.
50c Sheets 270
Good size Sheets, our regular 50c values. For this
sale. 27c.
Dresses at $1.25
,A special lot of smart Tub Dresses for Misses and
Ladies on sale Si. 25
. $1 Sailors 59c
~100 new rough braided Sailors in black; regular $1.00 .‘
values. For this sale. bile. . . 5;}
1% Lisle Hose 12'4c .
lllnck. tan and while. very light weight Lisle
Hoac.50 dos. on sale. ............... 12 1-2: pair.
$2 and $2.25 Knox Sailors $1.49 .
mack.“ blue. brown Sailors, the exact copy of the
Knox Sailor. sold the town oven at $2 and »
$2.25. On sale ......... . ........ ....... “.49
50c Skirts 25c
Ladies” Long Skirts. trimmed with 2 rows of lace.
Regular 50c. On Sale ....... . ............... 25c
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.A high-class Leather Seat ready to fit your chair at an ex~
r. A. MITCHELL,
We Sell and Recommendt
The“Henry”Pat. Seats
penal: much less than what: your upholsterer would charge
you. The only Seat with spring attached.
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‘Norwalk :
ROYAL. GROCERY (to.
TRYPHOBA, PER PACKAGE 10¢. THIS GALEp . . . . . . . . . . .
JELLY CON, PER PACKAGE 10°, THIS SALE
CRYSTAL. PER PACKAGE 10c. THIS SALE
COX’S, PER PACKAGE 100, THIS SALE . . . . . . .. . .
COOPER. PER PACKAGE 10°, THIS SALE . . . . . . . . . . ..
KNOX‘SI PER PACKAGE 15c. THlO SALE . . .
PLYMOUTH ROCK. PER PACKAGE 15:, THIS SALE . . .. . .. . . .. . 12 14s
CITY TAX E S.
The taxpayers ct'ths City of South»
Norwalll are here!)
city tax of nine (9 mills on the dol-
lar. laid on the assessment list at 1911.0
by the Board of Estimate and rais-
tion. will be due and payable on them
first day of May. 1918, at which time I
will receive tits same at my attics.
Room o,
Washiag'tcn street.
Faulty at the rats of pins (9) par
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Gelatine Special
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.PHons 1284-3. ‘ as sou-m MAIN s'r.
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Free Delivery
Service
Order. a by ‘pbone or stop III
and ordert tom and we will dolly
3'3. 'Frosil every day at your 1!
rs for morning delivery must
In 01‘ng 9 a. m. and lot; attornoon doll}:
store 3 p. to. -~
one boot of everything in the iris»
of Baking. Confectionery and Jodi
0mm.
r from May 1.1.D1llm'lllho ["111le 8 ma
All bills remsialns. unpaid ,
1912. ., ,
notified that the
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