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LANE’S PURE IGE CBEAM
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notion
The Candy of Excellence
‘ '1 31.00 m pound
11.11. mum
Anon! tor Tawny! ENorwulk“=.EEE E -
THE scar or BAKERV E
Paouudrs
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‘51 Washington “street.
Iouth Norwallr
Anderson's Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of all klndo promptly built. Bolt!
rm- «to. All kind- of ropulrlll’u
gm" ‘upoclnl attention. E
01M” Shall Point, ENomlk
Division, No 1,A.O.H.,
a regular business meeting this even-
111% 1
..’ «“1
. Earle ilarkcr.
Bank, is taking a two weeks’
tion.
VflCll'
w
Miss Ma‘bel Lindquist, of this clip,
has gone. to Pittsfield, \1ass.,f01‘ {1’
month 5 visit.
__.l.
of 11 Orchard
relatives in
Mrs. George Smith,
street. is the guest of
For Rocknway.
The monthly business meeting of
the lschoda Yacht Club will be held
' on Friday evening.
\
E City Clerk Charles ll. Dllwortli. 01'
w 'Norwaik. spent yesterday inENew Co:
"noun, on business. ‘ . , ‘1
_ 11:1! Buckingham \V oman '5 Relief (10111.13,
No 30.1viil hold a regular meeting
tomorrow _aiternoon.
Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. R.,
will meet on Friday evening in the
Wall street quarters.
w..-“ k
The Building Trades‘ Council will
hold its semlnionthly business meet:
ing on Friday evening.
The Spanish [War Veterans “are
scheduled to convene for regular busi-
ness tomorrow' evening.
ll. C. of
Taylor. Dunbury.
-
al days hére on business.
The biweekly business meeting oi.’
the Eureka llcheksh Lodge will be
held on l1‘rl1ln1‘ evening
Miss Edno Howard of 111m street,
is entertaining Miss Ali1‘e Kearney, oi
Brocllton, Mussnclmsctts.
Miss Daisy ll. Scuddcl‘. of West
Street, started today {or l’otcrsburg.
. Virginia to visit. Miss Cassie St. John.
Wclcmne Stranger Lodge, No. 364,'
Sons of St George. held 11 logului‘
11-11 ckly business meeting lust evening.
lluilci‘ Lodge. No. ii? i. 0.0 F.,
"will hold its weekly business meet
:lng this awning in its hall. in South
Alain street.
_ uric is left to lie in a mOIst stmos- possible amount of water and drying
incite their 11119115111111. These 51111111
3‘ ‘ ‘ denote the presence or destructive
How Moluturc Amet- Tires. grown, of mtnuté polyp]; “may Wm
The action or moisture on the End» rapidly reduce the rubric to mould.
her in a tire is insignificant, but its Similarly, Wall paper hung in damp
effect on the canvas is, serious enough rooms, will eventually tall from the
to be worthy of attention. ’ ‘ lwullu and crumble to dual‘
Experiments made by theMlcheiln‘. it follow-ls that what really injures
Tire Cbmpany show that it cotton is the canvas in pneumatic tires iscon
quickly dried after contact with moist- tinned dampness if water is allowed
litre it cutters but little even it this to get into cuts which extend through
happens many times. A piece or cot- the trend to the rubric. some such com
tonE fabric whitih was Exposed for a ditlon of continued dampness will be
month tn-tho open air to the action or brought about tor once the moisture
and and rain dldEnot lose more than enters a cut it; has but little chance to
2 per cent or its initial strength, while evaporate.
a piece or calico, after being wot Tires should theretorc be stored in
through and through and dried in trout cool places which are perfectly dry
ot a fine more than twenty times did Alter travelling over wet roads envel-
not lose more than three per cent. Opes should always be dried. So like
moreover, it’ cot-tun fabric is immeised wise after being washed. it is impor-
in water for thirteen or tourteon ‘tont that tires be washed regularly in
months it dues not. lose much of Eits order that cuts may be revealed.
strength although the surtnce of the cleaned and repaired. The best way
water meanwhile becomes coated With to‘ wash a tire is to sponge it lightly
fungus growths. it. ”however the fa- Ewhen luliy inflated. using the smallest
‘ MOTO Rt 8‘“.
nhere on the flour of a dump cellar both tire and rim carefully as soon as
the extermination fund: .m
dunes of where the pest comes from
E. and know how to stop it for the future.
‘ _‘ 31111. you help my lot: it
~ come and now is the time to accept it
‘ to see that it' is done now.
MQEQUITO SUBQGMPTIONS
Why you should subscribe at once to
1st. Bounties you have had the evi»
2nd. mousse it dinner. he done up-
no. Because the opportunity has 1
4th Because it could never be done. ,
withdnt amputation and the donation 1
‘111 ends lost will never be offered
ash-ill. ‘ ‘
6111. Because it is the duty oi: every
sensible citlnb'n to insloe it his business
7th. Because it all pay their share 1
it will be u burden ‘to no one.
8th Because the method is well
known to “be positive and permanent
lith. Because no one will lose their
sli'uro or its great benefits. ‘ ‘ 1 ~
E10th.13ccouseil is good business,
progressive. olviiizlng and will bring
is returns.
11th. Because it will positively step '
this internal pest if you help do it. 1 7‘ “ ,E Phone 440 .1 ‘
12111. 1 Because you, the person reud- , ‘ " '
1:13 this is the one expected to sign
.on the rollofuhonor when the full list. ______ 1‘ .
of subscribers in published next week.
thyou should not subscribezr
.- ”1st. Because you cannot honestly
Mord it, this is the only. good reason.
2111!. Because you cannot see the
brunt but you will next y.eur
and. Because you do not realize
will hold 'WOMAN tNMA‘r‘E OF’eANITA'EIUM
of the City National“.
‘03511 are, cannot be
well 3
known in Norwalk, is spending seven'
MAKES ESCAPE.
. Later Captured by Sheriff Davis Near
Trumbull and Returned to the‘
Home.
One of the women inmates of the
Foster saniturium at Long Hill es-
caped early Friday morning, nod for
a time the country side was securing
the country for a txgce or the van
ished woman. Shel 1ft W. I. D8118
was called upon to aid in the search,
and late Saturday night found her
hiding in the woods near the Truth
'bull 1‘ese1‘.voir The sheriff condu1ted
her be h to the sa11il111lum,but did not
' learn her name. _.
Inquiries of Mrs. F‘ 1.. Foster, at
the saniturium were productive of
nothing exaspt a curt refusal to tnlk.
Mrs. Foster volunteered no infonnn-
tion and said that she would leave the
mullet to the motheit of the young
lad1 Mrs. FOBter said that the mo-E
liter of the young lady would arrive
1 within 11 few days to see her daughter.
Reports of inanv imports wore scat»
Eiered over the hillsides of Trumbull
isatui‘duy night and Sunday attei the
lcnptme, the most popular belief be-
ing that someone had committed sui
clde bi jumping into the town reser-
voir. Just what the real {act‘s ot’ the
. told, on account
of the reiicence ot the uttcndunis at
the sanitarlum.
MUST BUY AUTO MARKER.
Minor 1). ltondnll was notiiied by
,‘IChici Thomas Loulhoriand this morn-
"lng that he must procure his 11111011111;
bllc. markers l‘i om llics 1111-1 relui‘i of the E
state and that he must not .1111 111111 to}
inutnufnctuie duplicates like unto the!
I 11111» now decorating tho root or his curl
()tlitor .lurvls ‘S. Murray hold up the3
in» who won during the machine 1111115
1 tuinchhlni (wet to "hint Loot t‘hcrlsnd
who issued the ord1r to the our own
‘E'cr through the driver. The duplicate
lion and 11113 quickly detected by the
E‘linillc 13.011
‘ (lthpr nuiolsip urn warned to pill"
chose their nuto markers from the
Estate to mold lioublc
* REUNION OF TWENTY-THlRD C. V.
Filly yours utter its members 11n<
listed in the War or the Rebellion.
the 'l‘1vo11ty«tl1ird (3. V. will hold lltl
Rev Frederick A (‘oicmnn will l'ortl'uiixth annual reunion ut. i‘luvln
uteri on bill unnuol rncnllon With, ”me“ on -l‘1‘rl1iu,1‘, August 15. The roll-
'uldE1wlil retold the month at. Fall-
Mld Beach.
Sydney Mot1:nli.ot Atlanta. 011.,11
m...
(armor Horotrom student visited Nor-
ond renewed old 111:-
ywalk, Sunday.
quaintunces.
Edward 11. Morron, keeper oi the.
fimitli street lodging house «tor the
gentry known M “hobo" 11nd "trump" ‘
in quite ill. , ..
or the 811111 Company, 0. A. 10., 0.1T.
of next week.
Mr. and on. John 1‘. Hair
family, of Holders avenue. are
inc p.11 tutu vacation our through
can also 1bruit. rm and
EE
There will be on importunt meeting _ ‘ ‘
111., or the Armory on. monthly martini. .
mtlcut Rhode Island. 1“me
"ltuli and business uwctlng will be hold
111 11 o'clock in the morning, tollowud
by u shore dinner.
ui. present, on the curls a poor indium
I: only not of the ordinary
for instance spots and stains will soon the operation is 1onilllete.E
W.
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Oysters, Clams, etc.
Suit Crabs and .Lobsters
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TELEPHONE. .108.
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APRONS “s.
Dainty little Tea Aprons, in us-
sorted desighs . .251: to $1.25
i
l
l
Large Plain \jl’hlte Lawn l
Aprons .,.....:E.‘..... 251:. 50c»:
Nurse Aprons ...... 25c up ‘
Percale 11nd Gingln11n..25c, 50c
The most appropriate for the
house “The Bungalow Ap-
run". ......... 50c
NECKWEAR
A 11 1‘1 line of heckuem, in
anots, (flieniiseties, (‘ollar 1
Sets, Ties and how‘s.
......
J. l Maiiette.
88 Walhlngton 8t.
Tel. «9. So. Norwalk.
THAMER
OCULISTSEE ARI). OPTIClANEi
EVERY NEW lMPROVEMENT
in eyeglasses or 1111111111111le is
shown 111 this cutublluiuncut. '
Eyes examined by Ocullsls, in-
visible llitocul 'i‘m 11 and Flat
Surface i muses 11nd l’cri‘ot‘t Fitting
(ilusllcs urn features bole.
Ocuiluls, not (I‘lptlclaun. examine
your eyes when you come to on for
classes.
87 Atlantic aware. Mumford, Conn.
Established 15 years r‘
Open Saturday Evening:
who.‘
REG TAG CLOTHlNG BALE.
nun—.—
M... .o A...“
inn ‘81" Comments: naturally Morn-
inn ct ll. .
in a large advertisement in another
section or this paper will be round do»
who of tho Rod ‘l‘alr Hula which Rogers
& Stevens commence on Thursday or
this week.
The ad. will prove most interesting,
especially from tho oiundpolnt or 1111111.
1111 saving quotations. and many prison
are quoted which will he found some
1 Customers; going to the sale will lino
« the clothing alluring; “rod tugged "
{lilacs rod tax: will it found on
my our in the «inn» clock which
pom its dilated lift in the more.
no mutter 111m desirable on user»
H;
iPorceiain Fillings
2the tooth is 13111101111110 pedieciiy that
.tho tooth is matchu‘d it perfectly that
,thc closest observer“
girlierc the cavity htlS been;
Ehard
“strength,“uud is not affected by the
Enminulion and consultation tree.
‘Dr‘. J. H. MALLEKY
Rogers a. Maven- tlomI-Annuai cm» 1
your own responsibility to youi own
E body and your own consciencewand
yur own family
“it. Because yon haven't asked
1onrselt it it is fair to let :1 tew do it.
all.
5th: Because you are willing to let
others hour the burden while you await
the benefits
6th Because the remedy is so sim-
ple it is hurd‘to believe.
7th.‘ Because you do not see that.
it the remedy was not simple and pos
sible it cnuld‘not be. done at all.
8th. Hecause‘ you ought to know
better than to“ think that responsible
men would lend their aid in such a
thing without knowing that it.wus the
only thing to do and must be done at
all costs,
9th.‘ Because you think everybody
else will if you don't and you are
wrong. v
10111 Because you don't bother to
think at all.
11th Becnuse you would rather be
initialized till your life with this abom
lunbie mosquito pest than risk 11 km
dolinrs‘to get rid of it.
lilti1.Becnlise you have been busv
but will not sit down and lesson it out,
that it‘s a pretty good idea to lulp
others to help 1011.
Subscribers list will
FREE DELIVERY.
“ma“- ..__..,_.... ._-..._ ..
are well worth youpconslderaiion. and
tire growing in 1111‘ r every day. or
cannot detect
it is ray
and durable; bus good edge
he published
I
Harold Cody Reynolds Marries Mount:
Vernon Girl.
Hamid (lady Reynolds, of ch York
city, the eldest son of Mr. and. Mrs.
M. Percy Reynolds, oi‘ Dnnbury, was
married on Friday to Miss Elsie
Holmes, daughter of Mr. and 'l‘llfl. Abel
Holmes of Mount Vernon. N. Y. The
wedding. which was attended by only
the members of the families nud the
intimate friends of the bride and bride-
groom, took plocc at the home of the
bride 11! high noon. llev. W. J. Kreil~
ier. rector of the Episcopui church or "
Mount. Vernon. oiliclntcd. '
Attorney George Sirens, of Stamford,
won the heat mun. Mr. Rhone, who is
the son 11! 111.111. and Mrs. John D.
likens is a former Norwnlkor. lie nt-
lendcd Yule university at the name .
. time that Mr. Reynolds did. and theirs -
have long‘ been worm trlcnds.
ELITE bridegroom was graduated from Yale
in the clone 01‘ 1909. Ho ill at 3‘10!!th
AND RALSTON
o copy rcudor on tho New ‘Yo it Tolev
11..
OUTING snors
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11 11111111 G
16 Booth Main 81., South Norwoll
Hours: 9 3.111. to a p. in. sun-
doyl by oppolnuncnt only.
m............, 37%;...
LOVE R’S
“The Place"
cousin of the bride. There were no
other attendants.
Mr 111111111111. 119171111111; are spending
a two minim bdnoumoon 111 Luke lilo
hunk, N Y noon thtlir 1-1111th than
will live in newly furnished apart.
mania in "The Bollard." at. 1110 Will“:
Worth 111111111111. Washington Heights,
New York city.
Wit-Iva.
oummr. who Lil'l.
WWAM, July “will u lit 11 out
tendency 41mm on by A tour lk
.Mrr. "Mm rum. wild of doom i»
or. Stanislas to "11nd her me at our
, home '1} 18:16:11 street. ymnlsy mop ,
_ 11in: triad dlnd‘rth‘ortlr surrounds in
, showman: one. Manhunt .
‘ or who it your! uldjod former-l hr:i
The ..
V 60 Stumps with 1*..llt Very Best 'I‘en‘ ......
'50 Stumps with 1 lb. Special Tee
4t) Stamps with. 1 ll). Choice Tea ... ..
25 Stamps with M. it) Very Best Too. . .. .
20 Stumps with 112 lb. Special Ten. ............ .....
E 25 stampwwlth 1 lb. No. 1 Plantation (‘oi'fce .....E-...E.
~ 20 Stamps with 1 ill. No. 2 Pluntution Calico . ....... ........E.."i.. ‘
‘ 915 Stumps with 1 lb. Maracaibo Coffee .......... . ‘
10 Stumps with 1 lb. Challengecolree . ......... '
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice not
Harris 81 Guns Compaufi
TEL. 721.
Home Beets
.BEN HUR FLOUR ........ . .............................
acids of the mouth. and best of all. is
so cheap in price 1111.1 11 can he. used Saturdnl- W... ”M BAKER’S COCOA on CHOCOLATE .......... . ............ . ...... .. 191:
.111 place or gold whenever desired. Lx- REYNOLDS-HOLMES- Raspberries, Melons. Tomatoes. Currants, Wax Beans,
Garrets.
_ Pinenpiiies
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
,h
on. “i“ £1111. ”
113 8285 WASHINGTON ,sr.
Teas “and Coffees”,
EXttEa Pink Stamps Given
Irlpat'lllal I
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SOUTH nonALs;
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N ,
(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS ‘FOR SALE
E Only 0111: First Choice
Telephone 760 South Norwalk‘
M. D. RANDALL E ,.
Best Quality of (31131 at Lowest E.; .,
Summer Prices '
'l
85o
Cucumbers.
. 10¢ each
PHONE 14. I
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and MillWork for Everything
Telephone, 48.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in populorlty as a substitute for lath and ,
plaster and wall-paper. it is susceptible or an infinite vurtoty
. or artistic denim for walls and outlined, ind permit. or I
wide scope for individual prefer-moot and tools. We ore mute
sud been A lam luppl! on mm
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LAST MONT
MERRILL
SUMMER SCHOOL
mu Norwolk
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Norwalk Chronicler