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" VEllTLE lll'l' EFFEVTIVE VflVflETV AT VIVE
Most of the ills of childhood are csused by a sour. dlqordered stomach.
sluggish liver and constipated bowels. They catch cold easily. become,
‘ mes. listless, irritable. leverish, restless, tonlu'e coated, don't eat or sleep
misusing dose of oil into the little one“ 0 already sick stomach~it is cruel.
Wings and oldlflsbioned.
' Any child will gladly take Csscarets which set gentlyr—nesier grips or
sweetens the stomach and puts the liver and bowels in a pure, healthy
5coadition
Full directions for children and grown ups in each package.
Mothers can rest easy after giving this sen-
tle. thorough laxative which costs only 10 cents
per box.
Home in Crew avenue for the sum-
mer. The company, after a most suc-
rosstul season, disbanded on Saturday
evening.
Elli!“
ORWALK
The East Norwalk weather prophet
is sawing little or nothing concerning
the weather condition those days.
Bruce Kellogg and family. of Brook.l
lyn, are occupying the Tuthili rot-l
tage est Hickory Biol! for the summer. }
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A meeting of the Ladies' Aid Sr»l
(..icty of the itounyton Me-ihodist Epis
(‘npsll Church, was held this afternoon.
Hurry Oberlnndor who has been em-
ployed in New Haven for several
Th“ Ladies Md "Oiml 0‘ ”1“ PM“ men: he has resigned his position and
Avenue Methodist U'llliltli is holdiuer rl'turned to town.
a. meeting this afternoon at ”10 c lllil'll‘h
The Franklin school dl'featvd the,
H“ r" ””91"”10 working “1‘9 ”- ilowuyton school nine Saturday by a]
Trojan iu the Crescent Laundry these 8“,", of 8 to 0 in one of the Grammar
days has been engaged to sl‘g on school league games.
'j‘fiundays at Roi on l‘oint timing the
coining season.
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Percy E. Ferris and family, who
have been visiting relatives in Row-
William “Gilli. of East Norwaik, is mum. Belle “mind fillllv“801lill xmfl.
among the. Odd Fellow W00 ““01““ walk, have returned to California.
' lithe convention at. New Haven loot. ove- ..-- ....
Suing and witnessed the cxmupilflctlon Miss Vivian M. Stevens. ol Money
or the second dcgloe at the ”111011.111 111' street, of the (loss of 1.906 at the
Theatre. Fannie A. Smith kindergarten i111
ltrlll111~1ort,attcntlod the meeting of
A “"59 "0W“ "ll-“mm“ ”1" “00"“ lip alumni on Sat orday and spenti
loading 0' “Farmer B‘hbln“ bl ”“ the week end with friends in Greene
author. Rev. .l. H Brown \\".l|l(h was field. l
given In the Guild room of Christ ,
fine. ch. last evening. 'ihe seating on- , 'l‘hc moctlngin Fiwtnot1‘eliail,Rew-,
, “molly of the mom was taxed and all nylon, Sunday. under the auspices of.
,those present were lhc rotipicnls of 1111; 1, 11, 3.41,, addressed by W. 3.}
_ a. rare trout lor the honciit of mono Mi‘ irrragor in spite of the bud “Hath
_. Who did not 11‘111-1111 tho tirsl reading. :1 11', 11 .111 l‘airll well attended and thou"
synopsis oi 11 but had 1101111 intern-11:13 til‘t'tleiil cxprossed them so lnutllv
‘xlvcn. phased that It is 110111 if another incul-
lng will be held there in the near to
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The case of St ate 1:: Kate (lunch, of
1 o.
Keener pi so, who was arrested by 111' M~,,W__,,-M._
. unstable ivory C. Sclzm. (behind
. with drunitcnel-vs and breach of the -
. {peace and the use of abusive language, RUdOEDh A 'Mhr
came up in the Town Court yesterday '
, ‘ Phone 12711
nown'ron, coup.
Plumbing 8. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
'“Belknap” System
OF HOT WATER HEATING
Meal Modern and Economical
Symm-
ARIEN
1 AND
NOROTON
on a position as chauffeur ,lor J .C.
Klinefelter.
weriloon hel'ol'o Judge William F‘.
l'l-‘nmxnnny. From the evldorlce‘presen-
. ted by Annie M. Goddard. and others
it approved that the case dated back
to the batting strike, Leo Gouuh, hue-
' band of the accused, being an employs:
It the Crofut & Knapp hut factory and
non-union, while Mr. Goddard is of the
other persuasion. Mrs. Goddard testi-
fied that the around had reviled her
‘ with names not Jit to repeat, although
'slle did repeat a. few which were
quite convincing to the court. The
case was continued until June Nth.
The best local and New York
references for
l Electric Light &.Power
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Let me Figure on Your Wiring and
Fixtures.
P. H. FIELDING
1 , pm. 340. on BEAVIEW AVE.
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éiiydia Byran is visiting in Brooklyn.
lilac Mlidned Cushmnn, of Logan
street, is sick. 1
l
The Comrade Club will hold a meetr tow
is; on Friday ov.enlng ‘
ll.
chutes Brink. of Rotor: avenue. into
i soon have cement walks laid
‘ .
‘I
Mrs. Herr Olin-lead la oonvsloscins.
Malcolm Graham spent Sunday in
0
ll. ole-ma of New York visited.
wa flood”.
urn. Wylie mail-lap to U
lira. Joseph Klinoleller. 11., room “ ”5"?de
into Mr. and Mrs. mart
. 3560“ la Morton avenue.
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it 11110 lair-31111111111111: 1.. Theail
been “minim Grunt Prise
lung was 1100 tarsus.
Cherie- 111111. in, has aim: a po-
litlon at Jones I: Wood's. '
f ,
W's 'ms resin. of Brooklyn.
"veil and need a gentle, though thorough. physio—ob“ don't try to torce a :
>$oduee the slightest 11nessiness»thouxh cleanses the little ones system, .
'lo his house.
. .flou Kill”. unmet“. ~_~ ,
inn nulls Male: m be: 111:} -'
‘ minim Wu
‘ m ails listen! Imlh‘
; 1111mm
l
mer.
Dr 11111111111 dress and wife of New '
York spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Raymond Sutton, of Smith's
Ridge ls 11111111151111 Broohlyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney R. ('llllrhestel'l
are spending a week at Southport.
Mrs, Carter of South Main street is
confined to her homo by sickness.
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Mrs. Robert geywnour, in, has open-
ed her boarding house for the season.
Mrs. Webb of springdslo is the
guest of Mrs. Webb of Forest street..
Mr. and Mrs. T. Orr McKendry have
been spending the week in New iyork.
Adams Express Company's office is
to mom into the Aschower block soon.
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Ernest'Scoilold has added a. porch
Morgan had the con-
liraot.
Miss Mary Sweeney of-New York
is visiting Mrs. Elb1idco of iltlf'lltl
avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jarquin have
been visiting relatives at Riverside
i-‘arm.
H. H. weeks of Saw York. a sum-
mer roslziout of Genetic avenue will in
town (alloy.
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Louis schmldt and family will soon
111m 11 into the Asrhauor cottage. Semi-
nary street.
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Hermann 05 New York in
Mrs.
. spending.r the summer at the residence
of M rs. teller.
Mrs“: lulud oi South Main street
has been confined to her homeben
cause of illness.
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Miss Margaret. ficvnolds,
York has been visiting Mrs. 'l‘urnlt'r
of Carter street.
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Harry Raymond and family of Oo-
11.1111. avenue spout Sunday with
friends in New York. ' 1
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Miss Catharine (ilmatnud of Como
tcrx ‘ill‘t‘t'l 5130111 lilo “unkind with
South Nurualk flionda. ’
Gilbert ll. lilies has left his position '
with Jonea & Wood, to work ”for the
Henry Plumbing Company.
W.
Mr. and Mrs. llenjaluln Mead have
returned from their honeymoon, and
occupy their Oak'strvot home
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Macadam roads are being construe-
tcd around the barn recently erected
by A. V. Barnes on Canoe Hill.
Rev. 1’. J. (Theory in out again. “F‘_
' tor being confined to his house be
cause of illness, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. smith and son
Wallace have returned home.
visiting relatives at New York.
Miss Clemence Crafts has opened
her cottage on South Salem road for
a about time. Miss Crafts will talm
u trip to Europe.
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Hanford 8 Avery injured his hand
Monday. while removing a lift from
the heel of a shoe. A acrew- -drlvel'
slipped and cut his hand
Mrs. Henry Bennett and daunhterl
of Danbu'ry, have returned home, hav- ,
lug spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Schmidt, South avenue.
A big automobile owncd by E. H.
Sammie, on the way from New (.‘anaaul
to Stamford caught fire in Sprlugdale,
yesterday, from a leaking nucleon
tank. ‘l‘ho owner attained in safety.
but could do nothing to save the ma-
chine, which proved n total ion.
‘ A. birthday party was liven Miss
Beatrice Green, at her home. Friday
eventual mu Green had beenlnvltod
out. to supper. When site returned
home she found the house occupied by
friends. A pleasant evening was
spent playing nines. stones were
sung and a Jolly time was had by 1111.
Miss Elsie Wheeler rendered plane 00-
leotions. limos; those present were
slim All“ math. “I". I ll ~ "55111111111“th to the board sometime ago.
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ennui! Ill THE 0110.
A good all. 111 the tint
.lllosluml'si
5 Coming soon
of New 1
after '
,,8iimmertlme Bill——
big, bubbling, brll
' 1‘ least of fastid
ions feminluty and a show of us
patrolled prodiglcality.
;Extrn tip-top headline attraction, the
meirliest, sweetest, daintiest tune-
fnliist, triumphant metropolitan pro-
d11otlon,tbe recordbrealliill must»
cal show, .
THE CAMPERB.
Ten of Broadway 11 duriingeet dailies
and five handsome youths, in u gor-
geous al frosto spectacular fete of
song, mirth and picturesque dune
ing. llil) singing stars (10) H)
picturesque scones till. (25) song
hits 125). (dollminutcs fun.
nouns: Armed FEATURE.
Stageitmd'o moot retrcshlna comedy
satire, a girl‘s seminary frolic,
. The Leap Year Girls,
A dainty bit of classic comedy, ex-
quisitely interpreied by four oi
Americas most charming beauties.
Extra. eiti'ra.'e1t'tra. The star of "A
ilol's House."
SLARA THROOP.
Tho fascinating musical comedy favor
its in r original song review and
charact impressions.
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Prettiest Gymnrlat in Vaudeville
ELLA FONDELLIfiR AND BROTHER
in feats of During and Grace.
First and fornmoet of ioyiand's en
voys to the stage. the Jolly jocuiar'
OMEGA TRIO,
Making fun in their
manner that is lrrletihlc. Newest of.
comod' creations. Latest melody
triump s.
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Coming soon. Billie '
“Marina“ a grin glimpse, at merry life'-
The Auditorium
Motion. i’ictllfe Pail”
3011111 Norwalk -
“in
incomparable
WALL
PAPER"
Our Spring goblin are now
Wig stock. While we have a
largeryassortment of line
goods than, ever before, we ‘
‘ have not fordptten the cheap- ‘
er end'of the‘llne, and are
showing' a greatlmauy pat-
terns from 10¢ per double
roll up.
The Gorham Co.
E. E. GORHAM.
E: W. YOUNGB..
Props.
to First St., E. Norwalk
Telephone Four Five Two
W. F. Wigmore 81 C01
cancels"
macs #aax‘tn. Manager.
0 No. Main 52., 80. Norwalk
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11.1w
1 if y'ou-litx‘not stay in the house 19.
day and as the dull hours away
coins to tbelfuldltorlunt wtbre the
lair: dreary hours 'ly like minul'u.
’l :1in the place to la‘ugh and
rainy yooregl as It [was made for
that it you) 0 1.11 11- 1h meridian"
you will 111ml out happy and smiling.
because wt: you see the funny pic
111111 you 1 n". help but- 11111311. it
easily ‘ho proved.
A iv' v oi or loading reels;
“A ’l‘nic of‘thc Wilderness" Rio. A
hréesy Western drama. thrilling from
beginning to end.
“The titular Fellow."
“llutrhln _ Ken'fimilcsfi
"Centcnial1(‘olobrationf’ flclix.
Three pictures worth the
alone.
Other quality reels.
ill; matinee today. he to all.
_l"venln.1' .1c and lac.
song Recital
1Mrs, Agnes Haviitiad
1 and
Mr. David Blspllalll
Nmalk Cdn'ueutional Church.
Wed. Ev’ g,. May 15th
.8:15p..m
.aanoe.
price
Tickets
A' t‘endcnutng'g and Boar's
l‘laisted 11 and Baxter s.
M”
101111 1111111000
um 110v Morrison
The annualm meeting of the Town
, Teachers Association was held last ov-
0111111: at the Norwaik Blah School. at
which time the ofiicerg for the ensuing.
your were elected and other business
transacted. The unicorn elected were
as follow:
President—B. H. Gumbart. principal
of the High school.
Vice President~5liu 10.3. Mead. of
the Franklin school.
Secretary and Treuurer~Miss Ca-
therine Henry. of the Over River
school.
A communication from the Town
Board of School Visitors was received
and read. and in which it was stated
that the board favored an increase in
the Iaiarl‘es of the locum. although it
did‘not commit Itself so being in favor
of carrying out the schedule and plan
mmredby the association ”which was
Ilene-seats
and
i
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The mm at the several oomtnlt-
teu wan. receivedaadthat «the en-
hummus mmlttn' allowed that .
113105 the «yacht enters-farm“ "that -
been given «mm out vllatér ‘
”:wero Iaosmuthe m returns
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For Sale
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1‘th FAMILY “01' SI). 7 rooms~
and ball], each ear. Electric “lights
hot air heat so aralc piazza“ lame
yard crcolieut uninhhorbmé A11
1111 for price and ‘111'1rticul111s to
1. M. LAYTON & 1311.;
(Incorporated)
REAL ESTATE AND lNBURANCE
AGENT T8
5 Railroad Ave. South Nomi me
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FOR THE
eConvenience of 1
[our Patrons
we have installed
an Electric Eleva-
' tor, so that'it is
on longer neces-
sary to climb the
stairs to our three
upper. floors.
Then .J.Ange.vine.
‘ a: son Co.
134-150 WASHINGTON 81".
Watch Us Grow
Touring Car
for Hire
commie can-teams: om»
Day» Night Calla
JOHN 1. LANE
Auto ',Iuoplie0 'l'el. Oil!
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‘iurltmes commaslon HEARING
No opmsitlon dcvuiopol
morning at the hearing
jtfsit'rdlly'
lit-tore the,
1 public utilities commission on tho pctl-l
tlons of the Connecticut Company forl
the approval of to method of con»
sanction of tracks in the town all
Wealport and Greenwich, in which it;
is proposed to use "1‘" rails. General;
Manner J. K. Pundorford and Chit-ti
1 [Erminecr ill. 0 Webster appeared tori
~the (‘oulmllcut Company.
:tow us were uot1cprcsentéd..\'o tindfi
while the‘
in, r was short by the commission 1
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firm Im It”. Ills.
. Light Underwear
V“Lion". Shirts _
“Inteerven” Socks
Warm Weather Wear-
ables for Men
Price’s Clothing Store
. Washington Street.
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WAY
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
‘11 Heating System that will keep you
‘ comfortable on the «eldest day!
We'll study the location of you
rooms. the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you beat.
The Jones & Hotchkiss
Company
Phone 742 NORWALK, CONN
The New Science
DEFlNlTlON OF CHIROPRACTIC
t‘hiropractlc is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of all.
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by :1 reach, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creatcs pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different ”organs and
limbs. ,
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousncss, Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Cilrvatum of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic .1
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
M WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
FOUR TOOLS IN ON!
CHAS. E. DOW
South Norwalk
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only] '
Freight Propellers leave Pier
' 18.15“! River, New York (foot
.of never street). every 01' ten-
night
“ Mai ved at Norwsik up to 4 ’0
111. and South Norwala up to5:
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