/
‘ block, in Washington street.
PAGE & SHAW
loot":
The Candy of Excellence
01m" pound
, F. H. IAXTIR.
Agent for Town or Norwelk
, Pure Home- ,3
made Candy
Alweye Freeh .
HUYLER'B FAMOUS
CHOCOLATE8
LANE'I PURE ICE CREAM
' THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
I1 Weehington Street, ’
loath Nemlk
r :35;
Anderson's- Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of all klnde promptly built. late
tor eele. All klntle oi' repairing
given epeolel attention. .
Oyeter the" Point. Norwelk
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Graduation . . :
“3 a Most- Important
' Event
and of corms what he weere le equally Important ee the event it-
eelf.
i
“will,
Let him some her. and get one of our excellent blue eeroee— \
it'll be right for him In every way. fit. etyle, service and In the very
' Important matter of price.
Seem! ee though we muet have—sold pretty our every graduate.
in town—hut there are poeelbiy a few whom we have not yet eeen.
Io thle edvertieement ie eddreeeed to them.
We've everything elee neceeeery for perfect attire-chine, hoe-
lery, neokweer. coilere, etc.
Panasonic/Celine“, No. 1268, Royal
Arcanum will meet tonight.
IIIIIIIE IlIIlISIIII’S
IIIISE WAS BIIIIKEII
The Master il’lum'bcrs'
will meet this evening.
Association:
A rchersni of the Metropolitan or-
chestra was held last evening.
Our Brothers' Lodgc, No, 10, l. 0.
O. F., held a regular business meeting
last. night.
I
NEW :ilAVl‘JN. Juno is.~~lt leaked
out. today that Deputy Judge Edward
a well known republican leader in the
The Norwalk Iron Moulders inion
is schcdulod to meet for regular busi-
ness tonight. ‘1
The Nutmeg Club will meet tonight
to consider a number of important
business matters.
ken nose for several days, unknown
to most of his friends.
talned today that lire deputy judge.
with a number of others, was watch-
inn some baseball practice last Thnis 1
day on one. of the lots at the extrcmo’
and ot llixwell avenue. One of the
players was Harold Williams. Wil-
liams was unable to hit the ball and
the crowd among them the deputy:
nudge. joilined him about his
showing‘ at the 'bnt. ,
Williams without saying a work oi“:
giving warning of any kind walked ov-I
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Concord- Division, No. 2, Sons of
Temperance, held a Weekly business
session last night.
Remarkably pretty dressing sacqaes.
are being offered at the N E. Ryan
Co’s store at very small prices.
war to Manson and hit. him a sound:
The Nm‘waik public float is about lo , crack on the boil located on his neck.
cated now and is much enhanced in The boll, It is said, burst and caused
value by the change in IWRIIDII. the deputy judge considerable pain.E
Manson then remonstrated with Wii
liarns, wanting to know why he should
oil the Forest, will hold its ecmi-montb- have struck him on his boil. .is an an I
13' business “"39“” 0“ Thursday own error it is said, Wiiliams smashml the
I
1118- deputy Judge on the nose, breaking it.
Williams had a ring on his finger
which. when his flat struck Mnnson's'
nose, scraped the skin from beneath
Manson’s eye. and blackened one of
_ his optics.
{There will be no drill of the Sixth ‘Munsou did not strike back accord-
Company this evening because of the: ing to ”‘9 best information ”m “'3“
(act that. the company Is away at camp obtainable today. tile was taken to the
and no more drills will be held until otilce 0‘ ”I” Waiter 8’ I‘m-“d“ Centcn‘
tall , ville and his none and eye were dross-
ed. He was at work today.‘
Williams was not arres ' nor will
any action be brought by the deputy
Star of Columbia Circle. Companions
John E. Wood, of Winnipauk. do
parted for Louisville, Kn, this morn-
ing, to take charge of his new poor
tion.
James Costello and son Vincent Cos‘
iello, of Putnam avenue, went to New
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i NORWALK
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BY A nor stow;
W. Manson of thc ilarnden town court ;
laticr town. has been carrying a bro-‘
i
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it appears from the information ()tIl-I
poor 3 "
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o Dyspepsia in a Carload of this Sea Food!
Bought to Hold Trade
Lubsters, lliue, Weak, i‘luiter. Flat and Codilsh. Sea liass,l~‘rcsh liar-km!
Shad llake Haddock. Halibut. Eastern Salmon, Long and Round Clams,
little Necks.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
WHY
tlclny hnving‘out those teeth that per
iodirally nicerato. causing you so much
suffering with loss of time and at the
same than endangering your health?
he decaying substance thrown oil‘ by ‘
:them is continuaiiv entering your sys-
tom, the open ciuity is a fertile ground
for gcrrns and a direct path by which
they can reach the parts most suscep-
tlble With a perfect method and a
wide cxpcrlcucc in difficult cases, lam
able to extract teeth without pain or
discomfort. and no ill after effects.
Dr. J. a. MALLERY
16 south no”. st. South Nowell
Hours: ii I. m. to s p. In. sun-
can by appointment only.
Home orders always welcome.
‘ForYou
Bookkeeping
Shorthand
Typewriting
All English Branches
Merrill
Summer SchOoI
York today where they will meet their, .ilulichit is said today.
son and brother James, who has been’
working in Brazil.
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HELPED TO KEEP DOWN EX-
. __ PENSES.
, At the meeting of Uncns Tribe, No. Mrs. J. E. Henry, Akron, 'MICbu
26, I. O. R. M., which will be held thisr tells how she did so: "I was bothered
evening. chiefs for the ensuing term! with my kidneys and had to go near-
will ‘be nominated and the chief's tie-i ly double. 1 trie’dn sample of Foley
gree worked on five candidates. ‘,Kidney Pills and they did me so much
—-—--—~—— good that I bought a bottle. and they
The South Norwalk Quarettte Club saved me a big doctor’s bill." For
will hold its weekly reitersal this cw! weak back. backache, rheumatism,
ening in its hall in North Main street. I uylnnry and kidney troubles, use Fo-
South Norwnlk Council, No. 1.253, 18? Kidney Pills. They help quickly.
Knights of Columbus, will held lts.w F. Wigmore and Co ee
lemiamcnthly business meeting onl
Thursday evening.
All the stranded actor wants is a
show.
Court Laurel, Daughters of Castile
will hold its regular meeting this .ev-
coins in its rooms. in Hoyt’s Theatre
Impor-
tant business will come up for train
section and it is requested that every
member be in attendance. |
A trolley car ran into the automo-
bile of George C. Lockwood as it stood
In Met. at Rogers 1 Stevens Norweik
store yesterday morning at 10:30 0'-
SHREWD
BUSINESS
MEN
nzoucao’ RATES.
.We are expecting
our Supply of
'for next winter to arrive any
day. it. will be the best grade
and fresh mined. Place your
order now as the price or coal
is reduced.
HARRIS. s GANS
COMPANY ~ .
South Norwelk
Port Cheater.
Rte mford l
i Suitable Gifts for
Graduation
Melh flags. Coin Purses, Belt
Pine, Belts, the latest French
Pearl‘ Collar Pins and Hot
Pine” Handkerchiefs, Fans,
Paresols, Neckwoar, 16 Button
Silk Gloves. in white, black.
pauses and ten, 16 Button .
White Glace Kid, Silk Hose.
.boot top high spliced heel.
white, black and tan, etc.
J. I Mallette
ee Wuhltlflon It.
clock ind exploded the large rear left
fire. The report was e. load one and
attracted quite a crowd. The machine
not; otherwise damaged. was repaired
W' e average with W a short
Consider it Good Business
‘Pollcytoh eoheokingao-
count and bank, be
came Wilde‘s the security
in the alleles at diets;
Maine.
m «a tale hen
cellellility and methods. ..
I
have elm: round an ready.
I to eeeidt.
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In All lte lunch“
fleet for the loot and‘ 9
Leeee Lee! Iintier ”III;
‘ HOW ILIGTI OIPIOIIO.
met last week and elected the follow-
~ in: afloat-er 'T‘IUITIE.‘
offered 101* “Mm they Presidehtwnlodrich Helm. Chen-lee mat-non, lee deeded to
and vi ohms “Wimp—Richard 'Novuk. Galen A. Carter. II truetee. property
TOI. 44.. .09, NOMIIIK.
Humboldt Lodge, Sons of Hermann. .
HINDI"! "will“! MIMI To
Omupondiue Secretary -- Adolph surname Wet over (our lone.
with! handle. thereon. on meld
avenue, Stanton. The mesh-«n re-
minim mastery-«Henry KrietO.
, can: Meson tin-m m.
freelance-wiser Schmidt
, all all the possible breeding places.
Hours 8 a. m. to 12 m. .
itho council surveyed the entire city.
nucrr common IND. lN JAIL
Insulin illillllllllllilll
is on an
Salt Maren. Mosquitoes While
Not Disease Breeding Arc
Most Annoying
.___.___,
Mosquitoes can lie—indeed, are be-
Ing—ellmiuated from human exper-
ience in the United Sines. The “Jer-
sey mosquito" is not the exclusive pro
party of that commonwealth alone;
it breeds in the salt water marshes all
the way irom Massachusetts to Flor-
Idn, wherever it fresh-water stream
dilutes the ocean salliness sufficiently
to attract the mosquito. Mosquitoes
of the salt-marsh group are not dis-
ease-breeding however,though more in-
tensely annoying than others. The
anapheles, which spreads malaria, and
the Stexomyln, which conveys yellow
fever, propagate in fresh water, in
stagnant pools, even in standing water
in houses. The greater nu'mber of spa
ctes seldom travel more than a few
hundred yards from their breeding-
pleces and. away from salt marshes,
most places are locally infested; this
fact place the problem of mosquito ex-
termination squarely before the indi-
virtual householder and the community
Immediately interelted.
Most mosquitoes—wortainly those of
the anopheles tribe, in which the fe-
male of the species is far more deadly
than the maie~nrc acivo only after
dark. To rid n honor of them, one
must tomb-rate with pyrethrum pow-
der or some other substance-that will
make a (tense smokc_ inking carp that
no mosquitoes are allowed to lurk in
rcmotc‘ places to which the fumes
have not easy access. A pound of pyr-
cthrum is necessary for every limits-
{and cubic feet of lntcrlnr space.
Scrvens, unlcss absolutely tight with a
mosh of twenty to the inch are useless
against mosquitoes.
According to The Journal. or
the
3 American Medical Association. ”1001b“
Ely means of permanently pr‘evcntlnu
; mosquitoes is the destruction or their
breeding-places, which may be any-
’ where that water can accumulate and
stand for ten days or more. it is very
lwell to drain marshes, pr,inds foun
talus and wet places in lanns and gun
dens but extermination will not be
thoronah and effective unless curl-cal-
izos that no bad): of water can he, too
small for e. mosquito nursery. Mye-
isds mnyfibréed in puddles by the road-
side in little-used horse-trgtighs in
chicken puns In poultry yards; in wa-
fer-cups standing on the frames or
grindstonea; in water that accumu-
lates in (arrows in gardens or fields.
especially in clayey soil; in water-
pltchers in unused goon-rooms; in
vases in which water has not frequent-
ly been changed: in discarded In cans
in back yards; in sewer catch-basins
-—-ln fact, in any place. where half a
: pint of water Is allowed to stand
Since mosqutoee breed only in stand
that water. to eliminate them it is nec-
essary simply to tlnd andd rain or to
The city of Hurtsvllle, 8. 0... little
as to size, but big in enterprise has
for several years past annually em-
ployed measures which other comnnr
ntties may well emulate. its health
board first distributed to all house—
holders circulars pointing out the dan-
prsmiees to prevent, breeding. Then
drained low places where rainwater
1 accumulated and made weekly inspec-1
in "
town, putting kerosene regularly on ~~
any water that could not. be drained or II
emptied (an ounce oi kerosene for ,j
each 15 square feet or water surface). 3
the breeding-places were ..
found in back yards. Dr. w. Egleston. 'j
the health commissioner, reports that ..
malaria, though very prevalent a dec— '1
ions of all premises and ditches
Most of
ads ago, is now a practically negligible
disease. The inhabitants of Harts-
vlllc. it isnid. now sit on their on-
ecreened porches in the evenings with
no discomfort from mosquitoes. if
every: community in the country
Would follow the example of Hartsvliie
the mosquito problem would soon
cease to vex us.
CASTOR IA
Iflmmm
multivitamin“
meet
I
aim.
Mrs. JuiII biker. "cream; wire of
Alex. mm of Perth Amboy. N 3..
end her‘lovo'r. more portion. wees
held for trier in the Superior court
or June Wilder at the any court.
strum Mere-v.
m
mascot.“
ur- Headache-alum! (er avenue
hum relented: muslin tonal
ntloa.
v. we iron unable to furnish bail
gers of mosquito“ and recommending jj
serene and constant supervision of ‘
«neonate». The: were arrested
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Many will write for these maps. but the one who gets first choice will.
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Summer Beverages
Wcich's Grape Juice ......... .. ....... pint 25c, quart 45o
Brook's Lemos Lemon Juice, bottle ............... ..... 30°
iloles' Pineapple Juice, bottle ............................ 25o- ,r
Cliquot Club Beverage, per dozen .................. $1.26,
Grit-Rock Ginger Aic. per dozcnn ...................... '. ...... $1.15
Varuna (linger Ale, per dozen ............................. .. $1.10
Cantrell and i‘ohrnna Ginger Alc or Soda, dozcn .......... $1.46
.lray ilrotbers’ Mineral Watery. dozen ....................... $1.20
Seltzer, Vichy or (‘arhonIc Wntcr, bot. ....................... 100
A. F. .Beckmann 81 Co.
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
Phone 440
FINAL MAP OF
Rock Ridge
. (Formerly Beard's Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL
ICE CREAM
Order Now for Decoration Dav
HAVE YOU TRIED IT!
We have our new machine working now and are making good
Ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt
RUN DLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK. nae-r NORWALK. f
Jinn sun
Best Creamery Butter, pound
Beat Flour, large bag ....................... 850:
War-ranted Fresh Eggs. do: ..................................... .e. . . 274:
Sugar, Sugar ......... .............. ............ . ...... AT COST;
Tel. No. 909.
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The Great A&P Tea Company
\124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
Dellveriee I: so e. m. and 2:30 p. rn. Free Delivery.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK.y CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, 46.
BEAVER BOARD ,
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and well—paper. it is susceptible or an infinite variety
of artistic deeime our walls and ceilings, and permits or e
wide scope for individual pmferment and taste. We are esonte
and keep a large eupply on hand.
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Norwalk Chronicler