, of the Oven '
‘ This makes our oven 1/4 better
.. than others that have to use tin
,and asbestos to protect the back.
. We heat it instead.
THE A. J. COLLINS CO..
merit in 25 years.
Baby in the Coal Hod.
Look at this roller bearing ash , I A
and coal pan; the best improve—
12-18 North Main St.‘ ~ So. Norwalk. Conn. i
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’ F76 M or THE
POLITICAL ARENA
COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION AS
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
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parents on Avory place.
spending several days in Westport.
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visiting friends ill town for a. few days
lienry ii, thirties and M.
THROUGH THE ounooamo '
OLA“. ' PLEDGED.
(New York Evening Post.) ‘ SM‘REMI‘INTO. Cal., May ltI.«Thc
Alice had hc-en sprinkling water twenty-six 'l'aft candidates for dele-
on his face and fanning him with her
CALIFORNIA DELEGATES NOT
.l. Rich
llh West 'tl ..
gates to the Republican national con~i “ WI iotel
straw hat for several minutes. and
still the Red Knight lay there quite
motionless. He looked as you and
pale It made Alice's heart ache. lint
just, when she had decided that a doc-
tor intuit he sent i'or, tlle Red Knight
opt-lied his eyes and «I‘hed.
“thrc are we?" he said?
"We are still in , North
vvntlon will not be pludsed ll Hwy? (.‘iifforti Elwood, of the Forum. u‘ll
m electctl- Saint's-Illicit Blfinfl‘llri'fillcaw on: first 01' the week for Call
all““‘i- ”193 “"9 simply running, ”9" 1 iornla, where he will spend some time
to join to any combination for any '
candidate nominated on the floor of:
the convention. it was
here yesterday, that. whereas tho,few more. weeks.
Dakota," -i’ioollevclt IAIP‘Ollc-lle, Clark and Wit;
‘ said Alice. .
"And our opponents?"
“They have. gone somewhere else."
5m) candidates have ul signed the MU
iititn'its required by
their mrsonal preference for presi-
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39”“ In Ana LOOK tr ova-a}
"I know. it," said the Red Knight. dent. aild their willingness to support ‘ ”‘0"? I”? a While “Gil (IIIY- ~
.luThPy have left the field to me. i “that candidate for president of tho‘ ‘ “m
; know it would be like that. 1 always Iliiltcti States who shall have received
’win. Did you soc mo charge?" the highest numbor of votes througlv 50y“ a "00d day “I “Shh”; “mm”
load to see you go over your horse‘s of their party), the forms supplied byr
:lleild so malty times." Ithe 'l‘aft California committee omit ‘ 0| 0' flattlsh.
f "i did that to disconcett them." any statement of preference or any;
:snidtlle Red Knight. ”As long as [ pledge of support. '
istayed in the saddle thcyl would keep Under the law, this failure is not
’rou'iighting. But saloon an i fell stiflicleni ground for the. secretary of
ioi'f they would naturally be at it loss state to refuse the nomination papers.
.as to whnnto do next." .
“put you frightened rue horribly,“ RECOUNT lNCREASED HIGGIN'S tau” enjoying ”Dd health.
ganld Alice. "Every time ymi wont ’ MAJOR'TV- i
50W? .Wll lfllldt‘d on 3’0“? “Nil" 1 .WASHINGTON' May lIl.—»Edwtn f" neatly purchased a piece of property
"Oh. that mi,” all rm..." said u“. Higgins. Republican, representatiiemmm the Charles Mills estate in
, - . ~ from the oi rd " n - i -t .
‘ Red Mill!“ “3 head "“3 “mm" d Tm U’ "90mm d 3 Greens i'nrnls. is making preparations
been the strongest vpnrt of me. Bi»
trict. whose seal was contested by“
id l l hi I liminond l lodoin made i u t ant"0 hum a bungalow there. Several
, . .. . . .. . .. a ,l .. . . i e
‘I-T ts, insist .Ilk \tr) Ml on my it learns ,of horses little been busy for
l . of H votvno the (. on I ft v In
thwm‘ it stimulates m“ SON" of ”W , u r“. n 0 he otc the past few days carting lumber.
It...” pm.“ mm... 1 have. had—«like the in the hovelnhcr election, lust conlple-i - l
. ircenll of judges. for instance-wattle to It'd by the house elt‘P'lU" F“""“““w'§ A spocial meeting of the \l'ciilport
’mo in that maiden. 'l‘holllllm to do le stuns saw lllsslns maloritr of, Fire l'lii-ill'it‘l has lit-on called for sat.
‘now In to follow up our victory." l92! VOit‘n instead of 78 as ri'lKll'lt‘d l“ urtlav evening. ltt 7:30.
I tllc oiiic'inl rt turns.
the Civil wall‘. celebrated his
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.\ccording to
that rlho tall upon the sign phat. the trust
"You must not bother ahom
unit,“ said Alive. "You Inns! really ' ....._.... . ilI‘SS to (‘OIIN‘ before the litecting will
‘I‘csi tip. 'l‘hiltltls: isn‘t VH) lllllld {01' When ”‘9 “mm" WOW”! Krow"lit‘l llclitltllug ol'scvcrul new intimnis.
Quill."
! too cxpcnslvo use a Sentinel Want (ix‘rhding the
sewer .ost'cm ill Silliflii‘
Adv. and sell it.
tuck. laying solver on Riverside an“
nue ilcforo tho completion oi” the work
"It Ilt‘\l‘l' hurts too to talk.“ said
like-Rod Kiilplu, ”It lflz, no strain.
‘Wilijit‘l’oi‘. i can do it without thinkm
] my“... . .
l .\ Ilrcii look than: into Alice‘s incc.
"Ton are Ill$_;(IIN(‘Illlfiifi i; growth?"
fiikltcrl thc Ilcflr Knight. t flltl’n wist- ; M AY 9 th
; I'tlllé- "You lli‘ilfiii’l'l ilfl, y it know; If A combination
i] piivc up the tight who ciao _\\01\i(I‘ \\"l 10 CAKE i’PALMERS
. i ll 1 every c n '
Coal and G38 1 EELoaRrLowen soap, “0 will give
tl:cr iw to ("fil‘n‘ it on?”
’31 bonus of LOGO VOTES on the
"I‘m sure I don't tinting"? said Allen.
lPlANO. .»\ chance to boost your nuin
a n g e gum. away up.
. i
‘The Clifford Pharmacy
flillluitt. “l'll prone it to. you." ill-
rout-Izod ltilo his illil k pucht'l zttitl ptllla
Quittucr & Utility. Pmps.
The Rexall Store'
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no“
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”Till l'tt li-- In: Itlli- also."
‘\“\‘.\'_‘\‘\‘~\
toot.~liicastii-c of
.llic kind I‘iii‘ill'lli’il"l~' use Ill their busi-
jlicsvn‘h iic Illindt‘ii it to Alice and attic
Et-ll In r to opoll it out.
; "This is a copy funny ruic,‘ said
fAIicc. "i thought all Illoso pocket"
i lucahurm ran up to six foot, but' this.
four stop: short at five root eight and,
’a hall inches.“ ~ 1
i "l'lxncily." snltl ow. mu .Kllilthlu
i".\‘ow lily it. down beside me just as;
. 1 lie hero." 3.
Alice wondered. hilt complied. ‘,
“Why," silo said. "it is just your‘
, height." ‘ i
1 "0f colirso it is,“ said the llcd‘
5 Knight. “That you not», is the ruin of
the people. I always carry it nbouti
with one. it is a wry mod rule. hell
cause it works only one. way." ‘
——-Accidents will happen, but the
host-regulated families keep Dr. Thom
ns' Eclectric Oil for such emergencies.
it subdues the pain and heals the
hurts. ‘
.ttI out :i cuiltlwihlit
'7' ’1'- -.'l '1
is the lilies! and best thing. it.
takes up less room ill“ in more
economical.
v
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Boom: you opacity n range for -
your new house or before you
~'Imy one tor ltn old house.
come and look at thorn.
'Htraze R. Nash
. N. Main 81 West Sis.
S.Norwaiit ‘
. T c
Electrical Co.
‘ The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone SOS—~50 So. Main St..
80. Norwaik. Music Hall Block
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AN ODE To OUR RE-lTERATED
CANDIDATE
0h. Klmi’ptltllmler or the ‘Weak,
Whoue booming voice lilid banging
gun ,
The llsl'nlng nations loud lienrli speak.
When you desired it little fun.
0h. Scornor of the Trusts. oh Friend
tn" the poor laborer. you round me Quarry ‘0 Cemetery ~
No gold was ‘lainted' 'illli your end I save that Commission
Wuswgainod by campaign litonay usually paid to agents selling this ’
hound. line of work. .
W0 Employ No Afsnts
Get our prices before u acing your
order'for . ‘ ,
Decoration Day Work .
so.‘ NORWALK MONUMENTAL
would;
84 80. Main 82., South Norwslk
“l
' EVES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES QUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
South Norwalit.
Fenwick Optical ‘00.
0h. Horn of the Horne. who finds ‘
Race suicide a crime. at. length, l
l Regardless 3f the mot licrs' minds,
llegirldloso of the children‘s strength
Oh, lin'alor Politician who
Nor knows nor cures it black
white. .
Who hoods not what the. people do,
Ir'you are victor in the fight.
gelatin ‘
“ Hotel ‘Maiiackelmo
J. R..CONNOR, Mgr.
. , .
Service and Cuisine lip-tomato
Rates 02 per day and Upwards
Oh. preachers-agent. centuries ,
‘Ot‘sntootll intrisaers‘hend and how
. short you , tussle! «unlit-tries.
I ,mwfétyol‘lr Willa-as i do now. ‘
.t. .
t D
‘lliim'itds com-act tumor
fluorine”:
l Ill-tannins“.
'0,‘M‘lil""
W
' ‘ " soups»? sinusitis no
Dr. 1.. E. Wheeler is visiting his
James Brennan, oi‘ Boston, has been
A, G. Stanley 01' l‘lniniield, N. J.. is
The new home of Miss Anna Seleck’
discovered in .ircclls Farina is nearing completion is a 3‘.
in the files of the secretary of state “and will he really to be occupied in a
lounge Green. of the West port Drug
law, declaring . company is improving from his recent
illness and is able to be about the.
: “i did," said Alice. “it made me no out the entire state" thy the voters The young men were out for a few
l ‘ hours and returned with most a bush- 00'0" and ““3"” 8"" makes It grow.
Mr. Tanner, of New York,.wlio re~
. Christian Swartz
‘ Samuel Grumman
, we"...
a... all will» ""2." .¢ ..
s 5"” “film.
I
To Darken the Hair and Restore
Gray and Faded flair to its
Natural Color
it is easier to preserve the color of
the hair titan to restore it, although it
is possible to do'bolh. ()tlr gll'nnd-
mothers understood the secret. They
made a "sage tea." and their dark,
.I‘ glossy hair long after middle life was
idue to this fact. Our mothers have
. gray hairs before they are titty. out
ards, of New York, are tine ucfitg at‘ they are beginning to appreciate the
8 .
wisdom of our grandmothers in usins:
image tea" for 'l.Ilt'Il' hair and are last.
1, following suit.
‘1 The present gent-ration has the ad-
vantage of the past in that. it can get u
:rendy-to-use bl'epal'lvtlon culled Wy-
eth‘s Sage and Sulphur llair Remedy.
alp tonic and color l‘t‘hl‘itll‘el' this
prt-paartlon is vastly superior to the
ordinary “page tca" madc by our
grandmothers.
The growth and beauty of the hair
depends on a healthy condition of the
.scalp. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
.1 llcmcdy quickly kills the dandr ui‘i
Frank Young and Joseph Sands m.“ germs which rob the hair or its life,
denim and lustre. makes the scalp clean
and healthy, gives the hair strength,
(lot a 50 cent hottle frimi your drug-
'gist today. He will give your money
Bradley Baker, a well known real: back if you are not satisfied after a
dent of this place and a veteran of fair trial. Special agent, Stillsou-l’ow
80th ell Corporation.
birthday. Monday. The day was spent
‘in a pleasant way and Mr. Baker isf
and to make an appropriation for all
these things.
‘ The funeral of Mrs. James ll. Key-
lser was held from hcr into home. on
[Monday afternoon. Rev. Kenneth
l MacKenzie. lr., officiating, The inter-
gfllf'l'lt was in the Green's Farms ('t‘:ll0‘
Fiery. Deceaesri nhd been ill but a short
.tllne. She leaves several children to
E mourn her loss.
E The \Vcstport liilrary is the recipi.
tent of a bumper of tilt hooks which
jhns been presented i)_\' Mr. and Mrs.
lllgi'i. iiirsh. of {his place. Although
of the
l
are duplicntw‘ of most
ihocks ull‘cntiy on till» sliclycs m' the
, lhcrc
ilil. "arr. tlic gift is :1 beautiful one. and
‘wlll in» grcntly :lpprcclatctl by the
!Illt.'lll‘iit‘l‘5 :iutl \isitors oi“ the library.
O .
, City National Bank
lTRANsacrs A GENERAL BANKING
l: BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
* FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH souuo
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BANKING
31. Capital Surplus and Profits
l $100.000.00 $117,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes $3 and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
‘ JOHN H. KNAPP. m measles.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2d Vice-
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL. cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
dohn H. Knapp John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan
Lewis R. Huributl
Henry 3. Lockwood
”ill £3.33
LADIES
WHITE
WHITE cAnvass PUMPS
$2 and saso
WHITE NUBUCK PUMPS
‘33 and saw
WHITE NUBUGK BUTTON BOOTS
$3.50
1 THE
Ralston
. 4 or MEN
White Dressing 10c and 250
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