my my on sun. hover. Massacre CREAM.
Defective Sidewalk in Isyvlsw‘ Avo- Porfoot akin Food That Remove:
nu. Has Bound "up”... Wrinkles and Clears Complexion.
That the City of South Norwaik is, The most delicate skin will quickly
likely to have a suit on Its hands as" ‘ respond to the, soothing and tonic 3"
I . tents of Hokara and when this pure
the result of a deplorable sidewalk‘akln food In used, pimples are soon-u
condition in Bayvlew avenue memsitbiug of the peat.
quite certain, in that a certain lady- A5 I "1363380 cream 0" after shav—
_resident of the street unstained severeii'l‘tstill ‘5 uniquule’t‘l; remgwlng “H ir~
bruises when she fell Sunday after-lr '8 one. an ma “8 1 0 skin soft
noon and is contemplating a Quit “wand velvety.
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U" “I" garagca,etorcrooms, * damages. The bad walk is midway on; App 3 a "We to the lands or “Ce
after washing and surpriae yourself
chicken houses. It is air-tight - , l
. . . . , * ren .
the west side oi the avenue hetwr with the dead skintthat comes off.
and moisture-tight. In lengths l 1 d (‘ id i'Illi ‘ I .
oitmmti to 16ft.,~l ft. wide and H A“ an '0 e“ “I“: 8‘ lloktu-a is the only massage cream
that is an nntlueptlc, and pimples,
winch thick. There is a sudden dip in the walk,
W’I’O‘ ’0 l” f" "WP” “"4 and a "a" 0" m“ n" has so crumblediet-zetna and all skin blemishes soon
. booklet telling what Compo- that the little stones therein mflkeidlsnppear when it Is used
Board is and why it is more ‘ ‘
walking difliult and falls easy. Sov-|
. .r ' - Altl on h f ' nut ri r t he rd~
economical, stronger, more out— erui of thr- residents of the utreet have , i ii at [E 0 0 t o I
isiartory. W’rtte a postal today. ‘
nu" massa e creams and sol on
ration at tilts point and have been; 1 3’ g d a
L L FNS‘VORTH more or 10” injured. intoney back" yet the price is a trifle,
& Son
At, night when it Is pnrtioularlyl , ,
' l' 2. ~ 1 - lll rul nr. iar or size
dark just at this point, bornuse of i"? 't 0' n m j 5
340-50 Front St.
HARTFORD, CONN.
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j\Wa‘rmer ‘31 Winter
COMPO-BOARD is much
«Inner than plaster in Winter.
but cooler in Summer. Use it
’ to line walls and ceiling» It is
dry, unitary, can't warp, crack
._‘ or fall off. Tsltes paper. paint
, oriint beautifully.
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the distance from the arc lights andi Sold on “ guarantee bv Frank H
the numerous trees, Ollt’ has to practi- ”“2““ ‘ '
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t‘liil)‘ fuel Ilia way. A contplnlnt aboutti
‘guurantoc of "best you ever used or.
the conditions existing, will be mime! “who.-. ..., Me. n.
at any rate and it is bound that some; The Sixth (‘otnpnny will not hold
thing may ho done toward having the , its rogulur drill until \‘(ednostlny ore-
piifull repaired. inlug of this week.
‘Fr'enoh knots are used for trimming
"some of the separate silk waists.
An Unparalleled Offer
NO HOUSEKEEPER CAN AFFORD T O MISS
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guest at the ILM. Gould home fertile
week-end. , ‘
you will be worked and refreshment:
will be served.
Men are fast at work puttlug'the
stucco finish on the new telephone
building which is under conatruction
on State street.
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The border uheds at the West port ho-
tel are being uomewhat improved with
new shingles. Mrs.
mood is having other repairs made
aboat the place.
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Tomorrow evening
WESTPORT
no
SAUGATUCK
Mrs. M. J. Miller in improving from
her illnosu.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ferris are
visiting friends and relatives in lieu-
nlngvton, V't. They are expected
home the first at” next week.
-~—-—-~-—- lmoeting in their rooms.
Word has been received in
that Miss (l. A. l’ennoek, of Sharon,
has died. She in the sister of Mrs.
llarrlet I‘. Price, of this place.
the Aspetuck
frenhments will he served.
“flaw..-”
Miss Blackstone, who
Mrs. A. A. Miller has
from a visit in New York.
rot n rned
Leonard Baldwin had an operation
Friday evening for an aburesn on his
neck. Dr. S. W. Shorwoad, of State
strloot performed the operation.
John Film, of State street, is spend her
ing the day in Bridgeport.
l “Charles Gut-t and son were recent
ll’lletol's in South Not-walk.
gailonal church, alerted
l’urk Methodist church, Bridge-port.
”Hm“
mSigmu-figdpifwnn Glfforld are llilhome in Worthington. ll. LL. after “land Min-n Nellie
l e .ttmun menu (.8. Hileasaitt visit or smut-at days \vitlt“00k illfli‘i‘ at the bride's home last
\ li’rlendn and relutltes in this place.
Mr. and Mrs. W. (‘lztrk (irouatnun: ............... _
tieft last week for a trip «to Collier? Frank Donohdp left luti‘t week for
lulu. Ltite Adirondack mountains. lie ex-
; “Mm”... {portly to rmnaln in the mountains for
1 l‘t“t'ti€‘lll at tho wromom‘. They are too
on State street.
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A Iuwn tennis court has been built
visiting Misu Jennie Thorpe, of time. , \u‘w YORK
i Aapeturk Lodge. Knights of l’ythiun, .
t, ' tr d 0
will hold a meeting at their rooms fun “ an P url
and uniform
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this evening. ‘ The "WWNWJKK “hwy
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George Under-
_lodge, Knights of Pythiaa will hold a
.1 The rank of
town ; Knight degree will he worked and re-
rereuiiy ro-‘
sinned from the Green lt‘arms (‘ongro-
v . 'I‘Iif’ marriage of Frank Warren, the
1 \‘I. ll. lmuuiuus bun R'Cilll’llt'd to m“)olerk at liovt‘s' Bros. Grocery utore.‘
‘weok. “lily inunodlnte relatives were
Mint-t Linda ’l‘horpo. of liriduoport, six months and tttttlripatea n finefiLOOKINéion STOLEN NECKLACE
‘ May 7.wl)elect'lves
,fli't‘ quietly securing this city, for it
necklace contain-i
pearla:
nu Jill.” puts
it Gross, Favorish, Tongue Coat—
ed or Sick, Give “Syrup
of Figs”
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Mother! lion't scold your crests,
poevlsh ('ltiid! Ldok at the tongue!
See if it is white, yellow and coated!
if your child is listless, drooping, isn't
sleeping well, is restless, doesn't eat.
(Ililll‘stheartlly or is «roan. irritable, out of
yesterday morning at the “’ashlrlstonlnmts with everybody, stomach sour,
feverish. breath bud: has stomach—
at-he, diarrhoea, sore throat, or is :‘nll_
'sof told, it means the little one's stom-
‘ut'h, liver and :30 toot of bowels are
Riley, 0! Ilonlmry. tilled with poisons and foul, constipat—
ioti \t'uuto mator and need a gentle,
‘ thorough oleuuslng at urine.
(live a .tt-aspooni'ul of Syrup ot‘ Finn,
pot-ted home today. They will realtlelsnmI in a low hours all the clogged up
lwuste, undigested food and sour pile
‘will gt-ntly move on and out of ill;
lIttio waste clogged bowels without
vnuusen, uriping or weakness. and you
will surely have a well. happy and
smiling rhlld again shortly.
4at tho i-ltnplou High school fir: tho‘ “it! 33" W'I'II’CI . , .. .. .. , ,
dumping , t r... .- . ,. . we... worth Mahdi). A 3.5.000 reward is offvt “MI Syrup of “g8 )0" ate ”0t
. ’ , ‘ l ‘ ldrugging your children; being rum-
1 - -.-._,..--.,..._ ‘j ' ,ored for its recovery.
i'lluton Allen. who has been spend:
Lion the winter in Florida, is exported
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homo onrly in June.
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i Mru. It. .i. Willla. of llorhlur, N, Y.,
'f was at recent guest of her father Franky
» Allen. on (‘loutpo etroot. 3
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The Junior Auxiliary of the Trinity;
:(ihurrh will meet Tuesday afternoon:
i in the rectory at 3 o'clock. "
howl room in San Francisco on Feb
12.
. disposal.
‘ SAN FRANCISCO, May
* .bla, of liillslmrough. a suburb.
Our Spring goods are now
in stock. While we bore a
larger assortment of line
goods than over before, we
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Mina Mary Wilson bun returned to
liter home in this town after visiting’
- given. The juwela were atoll-n dur
According to at
pollut- circular, It. was stolen from n.
Then- is reason to believe that
the items have been brought here [on
7.~~»'l‘lw
'pourln which New York detwtlvos and
those of other large cities are neuron-J
lint: for belong to Mrs. Eugene do Sa-
A fl or i
the tile Sables lmd attended a large,
ball hero. Mrs. do Sabin retired to her“
room In the hotel, where tho hull wan
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mm. 2“. l‘.. whore nhi- has been called
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Ilvtlt‘l' not that llvtrluorutor and?
lino "luau: tlil Stow now, and hr:
3 prepared. 1'
lAli limit Wood Refrigerators”37.75"
Hard Wood loo t‘ltestn ...... “US$355
TiteA,.J.Angevinel
8t Son Co.
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Keep the Hands Soft
and tho
Complexion Pair ‘
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Dflunmd'rl
JAMES PARKER. Manager.
a No. Main so, So. Norwslk
For Sale
Plot of land "and buildinstl. center
on main line trolley. Inquire price
and partioudars man
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have not forgotten the cheap-
er and of the line. and are
nhowinu a great many pnt~
torus from lilo per double
roll up.
The Gorham Co.
E. R. (lllRl‘IAM,
I'D. W. YOUNGS.
‘ liropn.
to First St., E. Norwalk
Telephone Four Five Two
.. ,t-ontiuotor on one of
ting the night.
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Louis A. Frazier, 4 Market St. Nor-
twirh. i.‘onn.. had been subject to hack-
inrhe due to kidney trouble for some.
.time. He says: “lionrlng of Foley
jKidney l’illu. i took them and they
inure me relief at once. i rovommend
itiiem an a prompt and effective modi-
tlte littrt ford
an new“... unnwm
A Combination
Coal and Gas
Range
in the latest and bent thing. it
tulips up less room and in more
(‘t onomirnl.
lioi'oro you specify :1 range for
your new house or before you
titty one tor an old house,
come and look at them.
Horace Ii. Nash
N. Main 8: West Sta.
S.Notwalk
From Quarry to Cemetery.
”S ave that Commission
usually paid to agents selling this
line of work.
We Employ No Agents
(let our prices before placing your
order for _ -
- Decoration Day Work
80. NORWALK MONUM ENTAL
WORKS “
84 80. Main 8%.. South Norwslk
Tot. 904
lliuva of the Connecticut. woo tart-ost-
lmi in ilurttovd on lite rhuruo of mu-
5 Hunting trolley «in turns, This morn-
iiuu‘ he “as reprinted in the Hartford
git-32y t-ourt :tnd souteutwi to one butt—
virud ttttd litt'lll)‘ days in jail.
. oomooo ‘ cuzutmwzwm “DOOOCWEC
The Reed &Volk i
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The Only Fully Equipped l
. ' ELECTRICAL SHOP
x- in the Town
in AUTO SUPPLIES
i’ltono Stile-5t) So. Main St.,
5 _ So. Norwuik. Music Hall Block ‘
EYES EXAMINED' FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday ovonlngo.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
‘ South Nor-walk.
Fenwiok Optical Co.
_ :glt'hon
littutsehold goods to dispose of. i pay
, Hotel Mahackemo
J. a. council, Mgr.
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Sonic. and Cuisine Unto-Date
Rate: $2 per day and Upward:
euuoav omusao 750 ‘
.' Banquets a Specialty
gponed entirely of lust-ions figs. senua
and ill'flllillllf‘ié It ('lilillOl be hm‘mt’ul,
busitinu thoy dearly love its delicious
taste.
.‘liotltors should always keep Syrup
:ot Figs handy. it is the only stOmnt-h,
liver and bowel cleanser and l‘f‘gli'd'
tor needed it little givvn today will
inave a sick child tomorrow.
Pull diver-lions for children of all
tunes and for grownups plainly print-
ed on the package. -
Ask your drnggiut for the full
Iltill‘ll‘, "Syrup of Figs and Elixir of
Senna," prepared by the California
lv‘lg Syrup (‘0. This is the delicious
tasting. genuine old reliable. Refuse
anything else offered.
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City National Bank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
rind for kidney and bladder trou- BUSlNESS AND OFFERS EVERY
bio." W. i“. \l'ig‘moro 8: (‘0, 5‘ FACILITY CONSISTENT
. W. ., ,..-.-... .....w_,..-.._- WITH SOUND
TROLLEY cououcroa JAILED 3515'?“
‘ NE“, I‘I.‘VI':N. Mn)’ 5. IIII:."“I.H$I. capna' Surplus and Profit.
.noek, Aipbouuon lloissonu, n trolloylstoopoopo “17.000430
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ESafe Deposit Boxes $3 and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, lst Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vice-
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
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DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
,Johnl—I.Knapp John H. Light
lChristlon Swartz Fred. H. Rowan
jSamuel Grumman Lewis R. Hurlbot!
’ Henry S. Lockwood
Hello! Spring is Here
3 House cleaning sonsrut is on hand.
you view house you have
"the highest trash prices for it or ex-
change.
M. L. Ros'en
15 Ely Ave., South Norwalk
LOVER’S
LADIES
WHITE
SHOE
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WHITE CANVASS PUMPS
$2 sud $2.50
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WHITE NUBUCK PUMPS
$3 and $3.50
WHITE NUB-UCK BUTTON BOOTS
53.50
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. THE
Ralston
WHITE NUBUCK oxrono for MEN
DAVID w. RAYMOND
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“hi“"i‘t‘ Funeral Directoolimbslmer
. ‘ "iii”"ii'ig‘g to unlit-tin amino. Norwllk
m min ."W... in
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. his “W toionh‘tiyiust'hm’ to. ,
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White Drooling 10c and 259
'Two sroaas
Norwaik
South, Norw‘alkj
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