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Why the Wiar Worried.
With a smile on his rublc-ind fea-
tures the hotel manager was enjoy
ing forty winks. Tradewaa booming
The place was full. Good!
Knocks on the door of his sanctum
recalled him to earth. In staggered
a perspirlng waiter.
"FD-Mensa. sir," he stammered.
"I'm in a terrible fix. A gent has
just ordered roast mutton!"
“Well, what of It?“ snapped the
manager. “There's plenty of It. Isn't
libero?"
"Y-es. sir,” breathed the distracted
knight of the napkin, "but he's si-
gready had one portion for venison!"
—Answers.
Stumped.
i last Saturday night.
i "Yes." answered
é “What about him?“
I "lie gave me short weight this even-
ling!"
iI 1““)! don't you call him down for
t I.
l “I didn't notice it until after i had
:paid‘ him a plugged half dollar, and
then what could i do?”
A Valuable Man.
"Yes. he had some rare trouble with
_.., his eyes," said the celebrated oculist.
; “Every time he went to read he would
I read double."
“Poor fellow,” remarked the sympa’
: thetlc person. “I suppose that Inien
fared with his holding a good posi»
tioul” '
"Not at all. The gas company gob-
bled him up and gave him it lucrative
i sob reading gas motr-ra.“-I.ippincott‘s.
MAKEO HIS JOB EASY.
O‘ilrlcn—"I‘ls a nunre thing about a
cousin 0' mine. lie has a great hubit
'0‘ walkin‘ in his sleep.
O’Toole—Yo don't tell me? Can't
he be cured of it. at all?
O‘Jirleanured of It? Shuro. ’tls
the makin‘ oi him: he's on the police
_ force.
The Fisherman.
lie sat all day,
The sun was hot
And. and to say,
No bite he got.
A .Bummer Butterfly.
"That fellow thinks he has a license
to flirt. ‘ but he‘ll get his."
"Why his sense of security?"
"Oh, he was divorced by some Judge
with a proviso that he must not marry
again."
Rsai Economy.
The Boarder—Talk abdut mskln' yer
clothes last, my boy—look at this ’at
for economy. Bought 'im three years
ago. ‘ud ‘lrn blocked twice. and or
changed ’im for a new one at the res-
taurant the other day.-—-The Sketch.
m...—
Another Kind.
“Willie, your uncle has Just given
you another pledge of his affection.
Why don't you return it?"
“Return it? My dear. i am always
giving my uncle pledges." * ~
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Moral concern.
~."Pop, what’s the proletariat?"
“The proletariat. my son? The pro-
letariat is—hum~hum-weii. it's
something that’s not ill to explain to
anyone as young as you oh. my son."
M
- Took it lacy.
"What did you do during your three
months In Europe?"
. "Moot of the time ,i sat around
waiting for my wife to get rid of her
-heudnches.“ ' , .
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r. you about not think so
‘TMy don
nu rum“
"You know that grocer of ours?" ex-fl
' claimed a Lakewood lady, excitedly. ‘
her husband I
so. sun smuu
‘Oantly But Thorouohly Cleanse and
Regulate Your Stomach, Liver and
lowals While You sleep.
That awful sourness, belching of
acid and foul gases; that pain in the
wit of ‘tho stomach, the heartburn.
nervousness, nausea, bloating after
eating. feeling of fullness. diz'ziness
fend sick headache, means indigestion;
{a disordered stomach, which cannot
the regulated until you remain the
jcausef it isn't your atomaoh'silault.
Your stOmach is as good as any.
TryMCascareta; they cure indiges
Ition, because they immediately cleanse
and regulate the stomach, remove the
sour, undigested and fermenting food
:and foul gases; take the excess bile
{from the liver and vary of! the de-
composed watse matter and poison
from the intestines and bowels. Then
your stomach trouble is ended for
ever. A Cascnret tonight will straight-
en you out by morning-wit Iii-cent. box
from any drug store will keep your
entire family feeling mod for months.
Don‘t forget ihe childrenwthvir little
insides need a good, gentle cleansing,
too. '
A'oVé'niis‘eS‘ reheat”
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Below is a list of letters remaining
uncalled for at the tollgwing post on-
ces tor the currentwe I.
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South Not-walk.
(.h'ulno Pasquale.
Mrs. lecIyu Downs. 20 llroad street.
Mrs. Albert Freeman. care Mrs. ii.
Fredman.
'Mai-ner (‘yril (lee, iii West street.
Gilbert Ii. Harvey, Phelps Tavern.
R. ll, Hatch.
‘Mina Nettle Ilelukc, ileloral Deliv-
ory.
l0. l". Ixirkwood.
.Iohn Muclilng. Painter.
i). I). Mailer.
Page.
Miss Mamie Riley, Van Znndt street.
J. H. Rollins, General Delivery.
Mrs. (loo. Schlaefer.
Muimo \‘aallouo.
1‘. Van Nil-uwenhurxh.
Louis Vermundcr, cure
I't‘llv.
Mrs. Ida K. Wallace. I'ieli.» Island.
i0. Ir: (“ROWE i‘. M.
E. (i. I‘ii‘“
4, A Combination
Coal and Gas ‘
Is the latest and beat lliiug. It
takes up less room and is more
economical.
Before you specify mranxc for
your new house or before you
buy our for an old house,
. .w..__.,ca_ v". _. __.._ a“.
come and look at them.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main 8: West Sis.
S.Norwalk
From Quarry to Cemetery
Save on COmmission
usually paid to agents selling this
line of work.
We Employ No Agents
Get our prices before placing your
order for
Decoration Day Work
so. nonwsut MONUMENTAL
wonxs
84 Be. Maln.8t.. . south Norwaik
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insulin our
night be 1914 Before it is Fin-
ally Ended in the Various
Courts
NEW YORK, May 13.—~T'he long do-
i‘crred iedcral’sult for the dissolution
of the American Sugar Refining Com-
pany, comes to a hearing tomorrow
before Wilson B. Brice, appointed by
the Circuit Court of Appeals as spe-
cial master to take testimony. Dis-
trlvt Attorney Wise and Assistant Dis-
'11:
.- a» m mime. uhslut‘waM . u
".
irlci Attorney Knapp, who represents
the government In the illi‘OCeedlllgi-i to?
break up the socalled Sugar Trust asi
a conspiracy in restraint of trade in do ‘
gflance of the Sherman auilv’i‘l‘ust law?
into allowed sixty days for the intro"
fd-uctlon of the government's icsti-i
E molly. The courts of appeals in order t
Eto expedite the case has allowed 105i
'dui's to the.» defense for answering
, testimony and thirty days each for re
1buital. Should all this time be con»
:sutnod, the record of testimony could;
inot be submitted to court until curly
W . next year and decision could not be!
[possibly exp-acted until the spring of‘.
:1913. Should the government win. an
appeal to the United States Supreme‘.
, Court will probably defer a final aetilo- ;
linent uniil 1911. The government will i
ask the court to find that the defen-
iucv to monopolize trade and «(unis
itncrcu in raw sugar, sugar beets, re;
; fined sugar, molasses, syrup and other
iproducts of raw sugar and sugar
sheets. Moreover, they will try to
iprove that the American Sugar Refin-
ling Company. the National Sugar Rev
:flnlng Company, of New Jersey and
‘7 the Western suitor Refining Company,
are each of them a trust In themselves
and have endeavored to monopolize
trade and commerce. The American
Sugar Refining Company, will be ri-p-
i‘reaouied by James Beck, Its general
counsel, and his associates with him
will be Richard ('llney, John .1. John.
son, of Philadelphia. and Frank L.
Crawford. 'l'he peiiiion for the disso'i
Iuiiou of the summed trust was filed
gill illis (‘in (ill NOV. ‘23, I91".
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' The Reed & Voik
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main St.
So. Norwalk. Music Hall Block
EYES IXAMINED FREE
AND Guests ousnasrrrao
Open Monday and Saturday evenings.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
south Nwalk.
Fenwick Optical Co.
Hotel Mahackemo
a. n. conuois. Mar.
service and Cuisine Up-to-Dsts
Rate. 02 per day and Upwards
suuoiw omnsns 76c
r
' it) u gas stove.
» John H. Knapp
STAMFORD
We cannot say positively that
the first furnace or ever made
(in 1861) is still in use, but we
are still l'uruishim,r parts for fur-
uaccs of the pattern of 180‘); so
you can see they are pretty touizh.
And the Stamford Furnaces of
today are so much heavier and Hf
so much better construction that
it may be they will never wear
William Calhoun, General el)livery. i dants have been engaged in a conspir- ‘ out.
FOR SALE BY
Horace R. Nash
Corner North Main and West Streets.
HUSBAND AT. SHOW, WIFE SUI-
CIDES.
DANBURY. May lfi.~--Bruodinn over
domestic troubles, it is helivvmi. cans-
ed Mrs. Emil Boriclln, aged 37, to
commit suicide at ilt'l‘ home in Liberty
strewi Saturday night, “iliii' her hus—
band and two t‘liiitil‘t‘ll \wrc present.
at a million picture show, Neiuhhons
smelling uilr. outcrcd lhi‘ himse and
found Mrs. Ilorivila lying upon the
kiti'hon floor with u can tube in lier‘
xlnoulh, the other cud being allili'l‘n'd
A physician was sum—
moncd but sht- die-d before his arrival.
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City National Bank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACiLITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
BAN KING
Capital Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
Safe 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
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Light
Christian Swartz Fred. _H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Hurlbutl
Henry 3. Lockwood '
LOVERs-
“The Place"
LADiEs 7
WHITE ,
SHOES
WHITE CANVASS PUMPS
$2 and $2.50
WHITE NUBUOK PUMPS
‘ $3 and $3.50
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, WHITE NUBUCK BUTTON BOOTS
33.50
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WHITE uuaucx oxrono for men P
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White Dressing 100 Ind 260 . '
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