has: resumed his duties after an accl-
We ’n malts. ‘
Ill St. so. N. dent which nearly cost him a severe
. ,, Memo oat-jinn- swoon.
Formerly PHD. Bldg. Namath.
iMona Mr. Hall.
ll! I5
'i “iron doors at the Norwaik iron Works
and a physician’ 3 services were asses.
EEIsary.
a...“ .
. . In days gone by, Mr. and Mrs. Ind
73. win ‘.‘W Jones were In the habit of
Ivaliting together arm in arm along
the shore load, and whenever they
3; :were seen by a large collie dog lite
.. bounded dawn the bank, and welcom-
ed them as the only couple on earth.
' This morning it was different. The
same affectionate animal, seeing ‘the
I ‘old man alone, came alongside and
‘ in the most piteous tones, cried all
Goods 5
IN REPS. BEDFUR'D G'OHDB.
PLAIN AND FANCY
‘ Serges and Novelties ‘
1 Special Grooms '. the way. the whole length of the
3‘0! Coatings '1 "block, and then turned and slowly
.. PLAINIWND‘STRIEPI’ES. jj wooded his way back, withheed dowu
asunner Ssiids I an]: crestfallcn. This tells its own
‘ Worsted and Velvet ; ! ~—
‘ Remnants ”i Much interest was manifested in
.. East Norwaik by the residents in the
‘: Sentinel’s article on the Old IShanty
Lot in Van Zant‘street. it would per-
. hens be interesting to know how that
name originated. At the time when
the railroad was excavating ‘here a
large wooden building was erected for
I‘the purpose of housing the workmen.
m: that time the men were all workers
East avenue cars stop at the
neutron
‘ > ”W m ,
Henry Gerhardt, of Cottage avenue. .
injury. die was Jammed between two ‘
“Mean Their ”Bowls Are iWaste-
Isr, billetlsnsss or sour,
Hill-Sill cllllu w
i(ii Liver Sluggish
“grailStomach Sour.
ilour child isn't naturally cross, in .
iitable anti peevisb, Mother! I'Examiho
thotongue: if coated.“ means the “lilt-
Itle one's stomach ‘is disordered, “liVer
inactive and its thirty feet of bowels
clogged with dual, decaying waste; ,
Every mother realisesaftsr giving
delicious “Syrup’of Figs" thatlthis‘ia‘
the ideal laxative and physio for still:
dren. Nothing also regulates the little'
one's tender stomach, liver and bowels
so effectually, besides they dearly love
Ills delightful llg taste
For constipated bowels, sluggish Iiiv-
disordered
stomach. feverishncss, diarrhoeawsore‘
throat, bud breath or to break a cold,
give oncvhulf to a teaspooni'ul of
"Syrup or Figs,“ and in a few hours all .
system without griping or nausea,
the clogged up waste, sour bile, undi-
gested food and constipated matter
\vili gently more on and out of the
system without grilling or nausea, and
you will surely have a well, happy
and smiling child again shortly.
Itrom the Emerald Isle and the term
Old lrish Shanty came in this way.
With Syrup of Figs you are not,‘
dragging your children, being compoe ‘
NORWALK-
After the railroad had completed mind entirely of luscious figs sauna and
work the shanty was used for a time aromatics.” cannot be harmful.
for services by the East Avenue
Full directions for children of all
Methodist society. Later it was turn-
ed into a carpenter shop and it was
It was quite chilly in East Norwalk
this morning the thermometer regis-
~~ tering thirty degrees. ‘
troyed by fire. The older residents
recall the charity. and the attending
_._......... features, but the younger people
Miss ' “0‘8” Cummings of F0“ heard its story and that of the lot on-
street played in a concert M Christ ly- through the Sentiuel's articles.
church in Bridgeport last night. I
I‘Fred Hodge, the local carpenter, who .
has been ill for a few days, is again
about and able to attend his duties.
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, ROWAYTON I
Monday was more like April uracil
March and yesterday, with its {M
high "
.
,‘ winds, resembled a day in the lprev-iI Mrs. W. F. Ambler, of Rowaybon!
“”15 month. | avenue, who has been ii], is now recov-
"' ""‘ ' erin . '
Rev. C. J. Vnhlstrom, pastor, will 3
‘9“ 3'"! speak M ”‘9 prayer meeting Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Clark have
of the Swedish Congregational Church been visiting Mr. and Mrs. lrving’
tomorrow evening. Clark. '
Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks, pastor of tholI M. Harris and family. of Brooklyn,
East Avenue Methodist (‘hurch will have taken up
lead the weekly prayer. meeting and High avenue
speak tomorlou evening.
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their residence in
The arrival of the swing birds gives John A. ‘Fogg‘s motor boat at the lat
members; of bird clubs and others in- ter's home in iMcKinley street
terested in the fluffy «owls of the air;
an opportunity for research. '
”mm-..“ be held this evening at the residence
The nmnnor in which the East Nor- of ‘Mrs Edgar Lynch, Highland even
wall; fire laddies handled the fire in no.
the old Austin house. last evening,
brings credit to the department. '
_ I ., visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bates,
M188 Viflid Cummings of Fort street, in Stamford has returned to her home
entertained the in. W F. Club at her in Pond street.
home Monday afternoon. Games
were played and refreshments served} Mr. and Mrs. (“0'39 Kay “d din”
Ighter iielen are visiting relative; in
x The Wflfikly prayer meeting 0f the Rowayton, as they are moving from
Advent Christian Church will be held Reading. Pa. to New Haven;
tomorrow evening. Rev George M. ‘ , .. -— -
T801)“. the pastor, will laid the 881'» “Mr. and dire. William R. Thompson
rice and speak.
I moved from South Norwalk to their
East Norwelhs representatives “"3 summer residence In .Rowaylon even-
not present at the meeting of the town In,
school committee, last night but the
reunite of‘the meeting are interesting
to East Norwaiirers.
The (mat meeting of the Rowuyton
while t’hus occupied that it was dos-I
Frederic). Davenport is ovelhsuliugI
A meeting of the Kindly Club is to!
Miss Marie Moore, who has been
and Mr and ers. Elmer hi. Case has
I Flower Club will be held Friday af‘
Howard Nerritt. of First street, a
well-known carpenter. is confined to
his home with an attack or lumbaso.
'teruoon at 3 o'clock. in the Chapel of
the Methodist 'lltnisoopai Church. 'At
this time the annual reports will be
heard, and ofilcsrshaiootod nor the com.
ages and for glowu- ups plainly printed
on the package.
Ask your drugglst for .the full name.
“Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna."
prepared by the California Fig Syrup
Co. This is the delicious tasting, gen'
nine old reliable. Refuse anything
36186 offered.
i
whose property the horse had strayed
saw the notice about the disappear-
lance of the animal in yesterday‘s pa-
per, and she communicated with the
Zwarts who took possession of the,
outfit.
..~
Edwand Elitich. of \ew York, open~
ed his summer home on Brookside ove-
nue "yesterday.
! Robert Gilcresi. of Newark. has rent-i
od his aununcr residence here to a
'i New York party.‘
I Anothcr‘summel residence that is
now occupied is that. of George L,
Dish of New York.
The items of the library were var-
nished Saturday. A new desk for the
librarian‘ s use has been put in.
diers' l-.lome has had heart trouble
lately and has kept to his room.
is now feeling better.
llirum ’l‘cyior. one of‘tho town so-‘
lectman. has returned from New lla-
ven, where he was staying with
brother. who is ill with pneumnis.
I Miss Elizabeth lliayter died in the
home she wan sharing with her sister.
Mrs. Sarah ‘ H. Fansbaw. on Gracie
street, Monday, at 2 p. m.. of Bright’s
disease. Miss ‘ilayter, who was at
years old, was born in the City of New
York, and lived in Barton 25 years. Her:
father was a Methodist Episcopal min»
later. There were nine brothers and
I sisters in the family, but, beside Mrs.
Fanshaw. only one brother. Samuel re-
mains. lie also lives in Dariea. inim-
srel services will be held at the Math-
odist Church tomorrow at 6 p. m. ln~,
torment will be at Woodlawn cemetery
on Thursday. Rev. G. B. Smith will
come from conference to officials“ at
. 'Vt
George Moll-hm u. veteran at the Sol: ‘
lie ‘
his I
Friends wish him an early return to
health and his'ususl vigor.
Not only "A Fool There Was," but
fools mono were in East Norwalk yea-
ierday, and the majority of those who
found themselves the butt of a prank
am glad the day of April Fool has
MM It! “MET"
unionist F. H. ’lmsr Gives limos
for selling at Half-Fries.
it isn’t often What II have with -
snouhIis-lthe medicines notes by «a»
or endows. willing to offer to re-
Ituudi‘heIIIioney if it do" not are.
said mum Frank H. banter to one
,of human sustains”, but i mated
to salt Dr. “word's upholds tor the
sure at Mouton and dyspepsia on
48M sla-
ufi'hsirr Howard do. inmiortoget
outfit iatrodaistcry sale authorised
Ins WW tits Wt titty «at boo
”tie whats arsenic for sum Ill
‘esamatid'aiiilsadh 1 3mm slot
of it. and misled ovary m
not _ Moawm
lug year. All the members
quested to be present.
M’W WM'H
DARlEN
Neutron
phase out in his store.
tied lit Mill travails.
mm
diaries an unclean new
WM:-
anthems-lament“
seated.“
waning.
u
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["1 mum the mm at
INWEIW tsil‘how
Imsmmnwasw. when“
IN "9'
(William till. Milton has had a tale»
Miss dildos Shearer has left her post-
J. if. Mott. of New issue, was in
millionth: Brothers' scum audit
is led: all north-ham will“
swim mmmfim
“mefim‘msfio
mass as am Mead, cults
“Whmtom
mmmmmte
.mmamwmmm
the church services.
oommmonsa HA6 some. aooo
mince
Med—
Posta ital-vowing ”that cups-ammo
Use Top of Head More and Team
Leas
MOUNT venues, N. 1. April 2.“—
Here's mm. rule; for policemen. post.
ad today in police headquarters by
Police Commissioner James D. O'Corr
Iaor. who thinks oops talk too much.
Use the top or your head more and
your team” lass. ‘
aliens» is that livabmort of the
Vise; the last of the foolish.
Don‘t digest the wt of smart .Isr
woman who is decent new.
on Just as osrsfui not to chest as
you are not to be situated
’i‘hadlreator gave you two as”: ‘I d
I «its tongue, so that you could;
Moe as amen as you sat
consensus ruled millet police-
sasa givinreut information “to sits.
should be done bribe superior offi-
oars.
museums! W
Hr. ass infra. Arthur ti. lesson. of If
: Wood events, Word. was married
yesterday afternoon, at the residence
or an o r mimosa-star
public saying work or that an _
f"w'mm a. may, Wot";
flm
it“ w‘W-‘fib U‘W‘Vh‘flr ttumult-all.
.- ‘lI-n 4v;~':-y~' W New." ash-true"
‘A'UBA‘DE.
From thy poppied sleep swans;
From thy golden dreams arise;
Earth and seas new colors take,
Love'light dawns in rosy skies,
Weird night's fantastic shadows
art ourw‘om;
‘ .
Why tarry thou. Ioh. sister to the
mom?
Of deeper, dearer, holler love than
mine,» ”I ‘ , ‘
Canst thou awaken from thy
dreams divine.
‘ a
1
Lo, .thineIEastern windows'name, ‘
Brightening with the brighten-
ed sky;
Rise, and with thy beauty shame
Morning's regal pageantry.
”To thrill and bless soothe reviving
sun,
For my heart «roses in doubt,”
though night be gone.
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The New science
DRFINITION 0F OHIHOPR‘AG’I'IIO.
flbirepraotic is the definition of the . .
csdbe at the disease and the art or ‘
adjustina the same. Disease is cans» ‘
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in .
the back. Even if done in childhood
: ~ Ilt‘createsgpinched nerves and pain in
lager life in the different organs and
Chiropractors rename the cause of
disease anti "palm health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
iw
given special attention; “melee curva-
RA. GES
r. is the most complete in the two , ,
cities. 3
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ocean I’ .
tum oi the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the chiropractor a chance
“ ‘ to help you.
Magnetic treatmentszgiven also.
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94 Washington en, es. Norwaik, Conn
Graduate from Palmer School the
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sentative will call. and
give estimate
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but to wear this film liars are assembled the very "cream" of
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mammoth cost.
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