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Betwaen meals. a first cnuraac u .m“
nor. or late at niygit—therol' to n In“
, more delicious and IIIonItIIIu and oath.
”in; th In Oxo BoulIIon. An Oxo Cuba
in I cupw just add hot water.
A colic in a cupfulv- tabla! III a Minot.
OII Cube! In “no Incl) Indoflnluly
4ior10cento iOiIu'ZScenbo
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DEALERS IN SOUTH NORWALK
O. Abraham-on. I3 1- 2 Benton at.
Church 8. Miller. 33 w Waohlnuton BI
Tho Clifford Pharmacy. cor. on. Main
and Elizabeth St!
Not-on H. Hoyt. 70 Warhlngton 6t.
Louio Joulofl'. 12 No. Main st.
4. W. Ma nor. 10 Cedar st.
.Plo oted, 45 Washington St.
fif'giioy. .29 Monroe St.
o oval Grocery 60.. M22 So. Main 5:.
w. F. Wla more 6. Co..8 N.o Main St.
The United Grocery Co, 20 No. Main st.
DEALERS IN EAST NORWALK
Ayroo 6:. Forrlo. 38 Vsan Zant st.
L. Hinck. 49 Fort
2 Mad. 4 00.. 232 Ealt Ave.
flobert Jooeiovoky. ,
COINIILLE DAVID l (10-. Solo Aunts
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I II. Ioord 8!. Row York ‘,
The Mallilo‘wcrs will play the strong
Bridgeport Post team tomorrow allot“
noon. -
The Junior Long-tic of the East Avg»,
nne church holds its mot-ting this Mir“
ternoon.
There will be EII-nlug Prayer and
sermon IIt thrlut ChuIclI this mInI
lug (P‘IldIIII at :. lb fi)IIO“(d III choir-I
rehearsal.
Mrs. A. Palmer, of "72 l: but avenue
is ontrrtaining the mcmburs of thol
Women's Christian Tompcmnco Un
ion at. her home this afternoon.
Rov. George bi. Tropic occupied the
pulpit and prachd at the weekly pray J
er serIlco that was held at the III-
,vant Chiistlan church last night.
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" anodish Congregational church was
held last evening. Rev. Mr. \‘uhl-=
, mom was in charge of tho SMVICM’II
and preached.
Minn AliIe llnll III. «I in staining tol
be a trained nurse ::Ini who is non lo-
cated in NW lltIIcn, was a Iii-iltoll
with Iuluttvcs and friends in Elma
Noruul'. yesterday.
The Norwalk Transiet truck bloke
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down again yesterday in East Nor I Lock-port, N Y.. Ilddrosood a thinner-1 Ig‘I[ overland \olunteur and I‘ImiIhIII
walk Ra) mond lIrOIIlers sent over a
four liaise hitch which (bagged the;
big mathino to the steamboat dock.
East Norwalk people turned out In
droves Iestcran afternoon to see the:
rainbows. I.'L‘iwle were two of them,
on WIIIih appeared at ab'out 5 o'clock
and the second shortly after 6 o'clock.
James A. Angelmnn, of scavlew ave-
nue. has filled up the (impression in.
the sidewalk in front of his home,
thereby eliminating one of tho’ many
mud holes which make miserable the
llvs of pedestrians who use that street
during rainy weather.
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Mrs, H. J. Hipoon of East Norwallt.
is entertaining the members of the St.
James Circle this afternoon at a. ten
given for the benefit of the Old La-
, , 415‘ Home It is expected that a large
. number of the ladies and friends of
tho Circle will be present.
. The odiciol board of the East Ave-
ano Methodist Church held its meet-
inu lm'ovenlng at which time mah-
taro of routine business were tran-
uctedlond the reports prepared to be
oniimitted to' the first quarterly con-
!orohoo to be bid Sunday evening.
On Sunday eveninz, District Super-
intendent Goodenough will be at the
loot Avenue Methodist chum; and-
wlil preside over the tlrsi quarterly
X’onforonco of that church which will ho
Tho hoot. local and New York‘
roiorouooo for
Wine Light ill Power
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, day. mm from Email and tho
nor. Dr. Good-
ooough will also prmh at the Waning
oervlce at 1:30 ocldlk. .
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Rev 8 P. Fairbanks occupied the
pulpit and preached to the .inlgest
congregation that has alluded a
Thursday évoulug prayer meeting at
the Knot Avenue mtilodlst church in
some time. The result of tho moot-
ins was moat encouraging .... both.
uaowr and congregation and Tlndlca
tionu are that the new pastor is to
have a very aucoosaful year.
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Boat owners are. getting their crafts
ready for the. summer season. which
swiftly approachus.
Residents of ltowayton 'wltnolsed a
double rainbow into yeoberday after
noon, and were pleased to note that
it had stopped raining for a time.
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ROWAYTON. CONN.
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Plumbing 8. Heating
INSTALLER OF [HE
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.AMUSEMENTS
HOY'F'S THEATRE.
The new bill at Hoyt’s Theatre, yon ‘
terday afternoon, Was an cxcuptlnnal-l
~ly utrong one-no rare ”rumbling of,
an all can cast at this popular pin)
bauso. Mae West, the charming and
little miss. captlvatcd the
theatre going public ‘ of Now York,
where she was the star of Zlesileld’n
lilouliu Rouge and the Winsome. Wid-
ow. Misu Wool. has a charming por-
sonnlity and her gowns are cytromoly;
rich. Her songs are allncw and she
is possessed of II powerful voice. Sbc'
rewondrd to several uncurro. Artbur'
Downing, the hobo song and (inure ar-
tist, with his dog. in one. of tho IIIIIIu'
crest dancers over appearing bore.
ills novulty imperoonatiouu art» clay-I
er and his educatvd do; in aimply a,
marvel. The questions asked the cm;
answers worn out: oi‘v
lirown and:
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lsInnll, two very clever and t‘Ctr-uutric
comedians of extraordinary ability give!
new and upviodnto songs. This cou- '
pin III-re arcartlnd loud applause.
Montrull & (Company, iu the very (:ch-
r playlet, give a scenn [mm a board-
qu IIuIIsc.,II'lIlch was It row from
alurt to finiah. Thu motion pioturcn
worn very clear and all of the intact
without illItitIIr or eye strain.
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rcprcncutatlve lwro now of IIIililnry
Frudcrlolt il. (lollutiu and fonIilI are
at t‘ollondrl' a Point for the moon. i
The dancing school is to five a ml
or} lion at tho ilruhouoo this tanning. I
lI‘lI. lrving'a Ilnzer with which hc'
Wit-4 troubled by blood poison, is last
getting better.
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L .\i Dickinson and family have an;
rived at their summer residence ati
Collondor‘ 5 Point. l
The Ladlw' Ald Society Ul tho (‘on I
grogntlonul (‘hnrth mot veatcrdnv at
lclnoun at lac thumb.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Gilchrist of
l \‘ow York anich Wednesday at tlIoir low
t‘ollundors Point residence.
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About twunty follows jottiuied to,
So til ‘I'orwnllt 'i‘IIIsdII) evening to at- '
llend the circus which was being hold
ill that place. I
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auto meeting inst night in tho Comm.»
lrational i‘hurc h.
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Caleb Bonodlot, of tho Soldiers'
,:.ihme who was injured In Slamt‘o (i.
last week, In still in II critical condi-
stint) in the Stamford hospital."
Rev, Herliort. s. Brown, pa. 1)., has
been invited to lecture at tho Norwolk.
High school tonight. His‘ouhject will
be “Some Famous Historical Shuts in
the United “Status.”
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The rBridgeport University Club's
baseball team will play the Dorian
Darlen
plays the All stminrds at Hallowc- on
Park, Stanford, on Sunday.
it is expected that the solectmen
will call a special town meeting in tho
near future, for the purpose of straight-
ening out the ochool situation. The res-
ignation oi the School Committee have
not yet'becn acted upon.
Charles D. Benedict died yesterday
at; the Soldiers’ Home from the effects
of a paralytic dbock. Mr. Benedict woo
77 years old. He Is ourvivod by a son
C. H Benedict. of New York. and by a
young daughter living in Mt. Vernon.
Mr. Benedict came to the Home Irom
Torrington. He was a corporal in Co.
B. 0 title Second Connecticut Hoary
Artillery III the Civil War.
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Conmgotlonal wm' Missionary
Society on largely attended. Wodnco-
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Illuminati. m with aw. amino
cottons. bold or tho 1%?!
Southorn thou .
was born in tho W mutu-
Ind hos ......“ among her people II‘
number of years. A trio oompoocd or
Hill. 0601'“ Woo. mo. Stephen
lion. ond tattoo Birchord m. Too
SdIrI‘clopmcnts of tho
College. «III or To... ...a. mm III
Nico Henry, a. moortu Hilaryvllio .
Inst 34 hours.
Tho box Inr stood n l‘cw IIIIII’H from
the town of Ilrrmoiillo.
Tho wire had boI-n sat up diruct to
‘ilin (I'Ilcrltl ramp, bring routed from
El I'IIIIII Iin Laredo ’lt‘xan. Mouton»
mid ”hurt-on II InIIIId about circuit
outward ot more. than Liltltl Inilus
this was made necessary by tho avio-
urv of all tulogxnpillc linva dirutly
south of burn III. the rubric.
Float lllt' impmvlnod tolugruph (if-f
lite. (ion Henna talked onthusluslic
am of th. battle to come
“"Yltllti‘dll}, Thursday (ton Itabnno
tomplutol) rnutcd 1000 thIit-I at V..Ir
atom and 'l‘labnalilo both nuar ’I‘ur
..rvon ' said ch. ”curls. “Thu rrbelo:
lost 00 dead and many woundod.‘
wbllo our blot: was amen dead and a.
wounded. The rI- bola Ivor.» drII‘oli
bark ill busty flight (Ind urn pui‘BtIrd
'hy cavalry under Con. Villa.
“(In Wednesday We brand that It
detachment of 1,000 rebels wort: ad:
running on us. and we crganizod a
column which wont by railroad nndrr
Con. Rnbago To cut all much: he
(‘iltnII’y from tho forces of Villa. l
““ilII-y arrived about. 6 n.1n.’l‘bur5
day, and attuckod the robots. (ion.
Rabagonrrivcd and iiallkcri tho. rcbelo.
He had artillery and machine runs.
The light lasted six hours. We coma
ploteiy routed tho county. Our losses 1
were two killed and seven woundcd."
Communication was Interrupted tor
a few minutes.
"A telegram has just been biouaht
to mo tron] (loll. Truoy Aubert ai.‘
Cuatro Clemson, which says the rebel:
ohicl‘ Salazar was completely routed
and to running; away towards Sierra
Moinda." said Can. Huortn.
Couriers iron: the advance guard or-
rived nt this juncture, according ‘to
Gen. Huerta, and informed him that
the federal outposts held the Mexican
Central Railroad up to within 12 miles
of Bermeilllo.
No communication was had here
with rebel front early today, but the
Liberal officials conceded they met
stubborn resistance in the initial
skirmishlng. ,
Today is the first anniversary of the .
surrender o! Juaros to Modern. and
equally important developments in
Mexican history are sold to be owl
pcctod.
DENVER, Colo, ‘May low—Eighty]
seven recruits are on the way from
Fort hogan to El Paoo, when they
will be used to reinforce the 2311:! In-
fantry. Eight hundred rocrulto havo‘
been sent to port Lona during the
loot few weeks. 1min the lost wool:
El. man. Tom. Mon flit—min“
wire communication With a... that or
woodcut riw trod Womb/I’d agar
‘ " "‘ofolonlr this morning.
Homo; run his Improvised
W M05 on... in a railroad our, talk-
«arroyo thin out. quI Mexican co...
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out now... and Album Manolo. on;
uncle of tho Mexican prooldont. ,
Gen. Hourta said that his advanoo
guard under Generals RIDIIO and
Villa which tho robolt out-punts
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.HOYT S
liuglnnlng with matinee today and
continuing 1‘11an and Sillill‘dil). An
array of all 'star I'm Idevllle will be
offcch at The Patton oi Superb
Vaudeville."
A bill long to ho romulnbered as a
vaudeville climb mallet.
Notable visitation and engagement. cx
traordinnry. liy adroit balloon
manipulation. the management hoo
scoured AIIIerica's clevcreot Ion:-
stress oomedlcnne tho tireily oi
vaudeville, the strenuoul. strength-
ful madcap genius, a bit or animat-
IId iomininlty that IIIIIII your hair on
end. .iuiilul vaudeville appearance
in months."
MAE WEST
(Former star of Ziegiiold'a "Moulln
Kongo" and "Tho Winsoma Wid-
ow") Offering all new mirtbtul
songs. real syncopated hits, sung no
only this captivating genius. can
sing them. The dynamic force 0!
Min Wmt's poIvcriIIl nmonalltv
to to song and dame and trivolity,
What Niagara is to electricity. "A
force roointlens, restless, regnant nl.
way-.."wN Y. IIQ‘I‘IIId. “
Special added numbing feature. a
combination or roaring laughing
50min arilolitnilv III-taunted
THE ACME FOUR
Playing their srrcnmimrly Iunny ab
ourdlly. “HI-o. Tub'o Visit.” Must
prepare yourault for tho boot laugh,
or the mention, that's all.
Anolhrr fun. foam to diuprl gloom,
HAL—BROWN AND SMALLuFREDg
L‘omctliuna'nnu ownntrir dancers oi;
extraordinary ability in all new fun,
Kongo. mtlpu rnu' quirks.
Tho aurprlao hit of the bill
ARTHUR BROWNING. ,
orld'a l'ruxnlrr Sol-l Shoo l)anrcr.-"
and his pacuouwnal mind reading,
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dog. "lulu." An Icnturtnintncnl in
thought rIIIdIIII: that has startled,
the world. '
Hero is tho guaranteed fun Norm?
Kitten llurloluli pI‘I'wnls Illii latent;
IncrhIIIIirul IIIId mirlht'ul cronliun.
THE SOMERSAULT AUTOMOBILE.
'l‘lw newest twelltlolh century lun-
mnklng oddity that win the. heart a
glow wit u good timer. Introducing
Um noted (lonunn tomodlans
WALDRON AND VASS.
Youll laugh till Ion cry and than
laugh some mty‘o.
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Motion Picturé Parlor
South Nbrwalk
Vial: this. fine picture parlor tonight
and go homo. laughing. 'I‘Ivn tong han-
py hours of happy amusement is spent
by hundreds of people who visit this
cozy theatre daily. Your time is next.
'I’aitc your family to coo tho lino pic»
tum run In this housn. You will any
thry'rc the greatest yet. Those lino
pictures are. tho heat in the ointe.
Our big héndllners for today: '
rm Inbrand‘ the slot-II." Bio. A
good: one from start to finish. '
"in the. Clutches of the Vapor
Birth." Vita. This one will surely
make you laugh.
.IolIII Bunny. the loading Vita «car.
In acting his boat. Don‘t miss, this
ono. and othcr loading reels.
EveninMr and tile.
Son—g Recital
Mrs. Agnes Havlland
Mr. David Bisphatn
Norwalk Conmatlonol Church.
Wed Ev’ g, May 15th
8.15 p.111.
TI oouk 91.00
A'. G'outlnnning‘o and ufiaur‘a and
Plalsted's and Baxter!
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(Gr-gory pectoral!!!
IAS‘I‘. NORWALK
on... [Illinois .'.. All than. II
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For Sale
Hello! Spring is Here”
‘Whon you than homo m hm .
”WALL .
PAPER
our Spring goods are now
in stock. While we have a
larger assortment at line
good» than over below, we
1".th not forgotten the cheap-
or and of the line, and are
showing a great many pat-
terns from 10¢ per double
roll up.
The Gorbam Co.
E. E. UORHAM.
E. W. YOUNGS.
Props.
to First St.. E. Norwalk
Telephone Four Five Two
You jare invited to call at our
Store and 'hear the Hornless
TalkingIMachinc which we give
absolutely FREE to customers
who purchase gun! to the
amount of $25.
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us explain. '
Coupons given with Purchases. '
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98 Washington St.
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It Com Chopped ood Croahd Hula
W. F. Wigmore St Co.
ouuooto'ro
JAMES PARKER, Moon".
8 No. Main on. Go. Nor-walk
WAY
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have an install
a Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest dayl ,
We'll study the location of your
rooms. the iacllitles of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Wator
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones & Hotcbkisist-
Cumpany
uoawaut. can...
The New Science
; I‘I’IM’O i-‘A MILY HOUSE. 7 rooms
and bath cat-h boar. Electric lights,
hot air IIcnt. separate pianos. lurne‘
yard, ortmllcnt neighborhood Au
plI rm price and parliculnm to
J. M. LAYTON & Co.
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REAL ESTATE AND iNSURANCE , DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
AGENTS Chiropractic is ill:- science of the
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lusting the some. Diseases are caused
m it wrcnth twist or splnin in tho
Ihack. Eton if done in childhood it
Icreutcs piIIIlIod names and pain In
later life in the different organs and
limbs. ,.
Chiropractors rcmove the cause oi‘
thin disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizingthe six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis, Henri, Kidney and Female Di
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never Iegret giving Chiropractic II
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also ‘
5 Railroad Avon
South Norwolk, CI I
FOR THE
Convenience of
our Patrons
United Electric
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we have installed
an Electric Eleva-
tb'r. so that it is
no longer neces-
sary to climb the
stairs to our three
upper floors.
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134-136 WASHINGTON 81‘.
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