ecuyotdoutu ‘ .,
do
‘ =t9hoy are required to.
deliver to the as seors or either of
them. on or beta
' on or printed lla
licensees-M canes-Li’s” ,9
salaried posuions 26 t6
Merrill Graduates
_ g ' 'l‘hey Are Competent.
T Enroll Now tor Summer school. 9
'. ll
maniac a‘ description of all the 6:26
estate. each porce‘i being separately
. ‘deacri bed.
_ N n.9--usts 64ay. .be returned to the
‘ Assessors at the Assessors robot in
the new City iis‘ll building, North
‘ um and Marshall streets. Soul 4ND“:
. walls, from May 17. 1913, tow emu,
. . 1913. luciu‘sivo, said oiiloe to be open
“3‘ tmmioio912a.m.sndnom2toa
‘i‘° o'clock p. u. on Saturdays from 7 to
“i“ 9 o'clock in the evening. ‘“
'4’ Dated at the City of South Norwalk,
, .
Shuth‘ Nemalk. \ ., : Stamfordn . Port Chester. Conn May 10th A D» 1913
. Wt WE -. . annual. A tonnes,
held Burns. of ',Norwalk spent i****** Fifi-dub . 9 9 - DANIEL ISUNLOP
erday in Bridgeport.
lea hdlth Porter, of Norwalk,
yesterday In Bridgeport.
, m
the ladies read my advertise-
9day?——James Donnelly,
“s Susanne 1Hartog, of South Nor-
as been visiting in‘ Rye, Neu
‘ ’Norwalh’ Musical Protective
Mill meet tomorrow for monthly
uglll‘s Fowler Post, No. 48. o. A.
five 4
914mm on Monday evening for
995 new Roodnenllarrls block in
’ nkton street this week.
-—...—......r.
Wise Belle Bruce, of Bridgeport,
the guest of Mrs. Frank I" Must
u? Crescent gems: for the“
.4;
or?“ 9. .
a. one? gallium—r3613 been”: of men
greet. South Norwaik, were In New
. (it): yesterday where theylwitnesscd
‘ emorisl Day parade.
'\‘.
id Elladbcth’Bli'otil‘ of Dan
lily. are spending a few days In
1h ‘visitiug their aunt and uncle
s hhlword Chlchesler.
‘ e ‘Iiookwoodv Manujacturlug 900m-
y9 has been enjoying a two daylsll
" tion, as has also the lsouusbury,
gowsou & Company shoe manu-
air and Mrs. Henry Harris Harrell
‘ d daughter Elizabeth. of Brooklyn,
the the guests of Mrs. Barroll‘a pur-
IMill. Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Knapp,
I is West street.
_. Frank 8. Field, of Franklin street.
ill“ spending the holiday and the
mick-end with friend; in Norihport, L,
here Mrs. Field and duushter
"Lo been for a few days
on Frederick V. Becker and sons
loll and Alired of Lincoln ave
. are visiting ih'Jer-aey City. New
ey Mrs, Becker is to see her
‘ tor who he. always resided in Gor-
ii? and whom she has not seen in
bitty years.
MW
pom Edmoudo do Axniois. No 178.
of America, will hold a
or meeting on Monday evening.
place this merniun when those
refereed to return to their
9n” vihturday. Molly elation in
however, will remain over nun-
, W's W: chill:
W9
punk Republican
Monday evening.
avenue, New Canaan, spent Thursday
with friends In Norwalk.‘
Temperance,
meeting Monday evening.
3......
.F.. will hold a regular semi moptlpyi‘
meeting on Monday draping,j mm!“
street is spending a week with Mill
Florence Aisthorpe, of Merlden.
meeting >
Church June 4.
“‘ponsral exodus or hoiigny visitors ‘
The Arlen Singing Society will hold.
a monthly meeting on Monday even-
._ ins ‘
Mrs A. E. Alsthorpe, of Merlden.‘
is spending a week with relatives
and friends.
—-—-—-—- |
Our Brothers’ Lodge No 10. 1.0
0 F “'1“ “01d “5 regular meeting building which it occupies. Owing to
. Monday evening.
The regular meeting of the Winnie
C,lub will be held
Mrs. Fred Simmell of Railromi
Concord Division. No. 2, Sons of
will hold Its regular
Colfax Encampment No 319. I 9.0
v.
Miss Stella Eason, of South Main
it; no:
alliedlw
The afraid @unty
n
the W. ill be
the . rien
_........s§3-—
Ashley Jones. 019‘ West Nowell:
L has been visiting at the home 06‘ Mr _
and Mrs. C 1.). Brihclterhoff. on Rail-
road avenue. New Canaan, this week
Mr and Mrs Samuel Abrahamaon,
of Benton street, will have their In-
tent christened teddy attthe Hebrew
Synagogue in South Main and Con-
cord streets.
Mrs.» Archibald of Cos Cob,
walk, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Schmidt on South avenue,
New~ Canaan, Monday.
Miss Jennie Kinaeila of Norwalk, ‘
and Mrs. Arthur Evans and daughter
otilunhury. wereguests It the home
or Mr. and Mrs. James (look on Sen»
inury street, New Canaan. Mandela
Foley Kidney Pills” repay your 0021
iidonce in their healing and curative
qualities. Any kidney or bladder did-
one not beyond the reach of modi
cine will yield to their use. Mrs
Cordiliu Copeland, Ardoolc, Mo, am
"i had kidney and bladder trouble for
over a your and 5 bottles at Foley
Kidney was cured me." it is the
same story from every one who uses
them. All car. ”they cared me." For
sale by on drunltis. ' ' .
‘ the
. merit.
s‘" consumed. The destruction. as it was.
J
Nautical Ioliiiil
and-9‘
Mrs. Hyatt and Mrs. Morris of Nor-r
. .
WILLIAM morons,
ABCMSON. .
A:
ANOTHER GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
' FIRE. _
This Time Entire Building and Con-L
tents Barely Scoops Destruction.
The United States Geological Snrvoy
had another close call, Sunday. May
18. in a destructive lire that practical.
ly gutted the basement of the entire
bovid W9. Raymond
9 U‘NDERTAKER‘
new use news autumn,
. Lapwnemuorou or.
7.1., erase. loses; m... are.
the congested condition of the store
rooms and document rooms to the
escape of gas the lire proved to he ' . _
most stubborn and dilllcult to handle " ,.
and resulted in the collapse of some ~- Texti‘e Fab 0 Co. 1'9
20 firemen, among them the chlel cl :3
M'ashlngton9~2lre. Department. 'j
There was little flame. but the smoke ‘-
poured In dense volumes from the Sam I?
vey building, suffocating the firemen, j'
who. however, fought desperately to .9
keep the tire confined within the base. -.
The chief of the are depart- If
meat states; that had It got past the jj
pipiqcasg which his men were holding :-
unit, into the eievator shafts. probablyl ..
x and possibly other 9'9
Adjacent buildings would have been ,.
219 I. Wuh'u It. So. Nor-walk. .
. Opposite Oorion’o Switch. j
Formerly P. 0 Bldg. Not-walk. --
Telephone 320 Mr. Hall.
All our Cloth in
spring Styles
Reduced
Bodiovd cords, 54 inches wind;
WWW. H... 81.30 par-6?;.
Fancy motors Cords. 64 inch. --
wide. $1.00 value $1.25 per yo.
Rope. $1.90 value $1.30 per yd
cream tor death or. $3.00 Vlv -
iuo ..........m. [1.50 per”. “
Mi
resulted in a loss of about 315.006.
mostly9iu topographic maps geologic
d9 in”. ’93““llhich,‘ however.
can? 7‘ pie 9 unpublished a... 0mm Manila and
r inntor‘ 9 ‘in‘ the upper floors Skim " i"
‘ol the building. having an estimated "mm Silks
value between four and a half and live . .
Remnants ill Woolen
million dollars, wot} fortunately un—
a. med. 2*
"'The only thing thattsaved the rest
of the Survey building from total de-
struction." said Director, Smith, in an
interview, “was the emcloncy ot; the
Washington Fire Department, aided so
it was by some are-proof doors lead-
ing from the basement to the upper
hall. which had been erected on the
recommendations of the chic! of the
tire, department and the are marshal.
In its present quarters alter install-
in: every. possible safeguard. it ap-
pears that the government must rely
upon the bravery and efficiency of the
Washington Fire llepsrtmont."
The Survey's campsite of last win-
ter resulted in the authorisation by
Congress or a new {Survey building to
coat 12,596,000. but work on It cannot
begin until the money is made Walla
L able in the next appropriation bill.
Then. according to the usual time ro-
qulred in the construction of Govern-
ment buildings, it will be from three
to four years belore the Survey can
get out o: its present. quarters. 'Ac-
cording to the record at the lost our on and rd: [ml
Sears. three or possibly tour more émunflg Mflmiilzilifldpm
tires must be reckoned with, since so loath Namath.
annual are event for the Goolollcol ‘,
Fenwick Optical 06......
Worsted and Velvet
Cloth. for Men's Wear
East avenue can stop at tho 9:
- ;.;a:o:o:-ZUZII-;u9.,-.e;-.U:IZ-i-Z-ZI_OZ-.'2-I"-'
I‘ll. IXMMHIO Fill
AND other" QUAMNTINM
tiurvoy building has come to be on»
rooted copy for the Nisan-inmost news-
”the 31st dell of _
“bent on the Lake or the Four Can;
tolls to Illusion, where he began his
winding up the‘ road over which travel:
skeepers. greeted him With it ‘cold stare.
. invited in. Tito landlady. a tidy body.
"on
' with them.
'3 Maputo
. engaged the landlord In ‘conversation.
.. and the teplc'nnturally tell on mouse
:3 thin trumplng and climbing Delano
.. told the man of the mountains he had
': climbed and the tramps he had made,
"9j Brunlg pose on a wager in less time
.. than it9hadover been done before.
9; least as said those hungonibdth‘sidee
.- of the mountain. At this the land
;; shrugged his shoulders and; fixing that
~ cold ore of his on the stranger, on bye
1'9 i “Thekruniglsnopasstoromnto
goover. This orthofiimplon In place
"9 formerdehowwbothecoado.“ *-
.- tempt. "You illvon’t tbo“"mnsclo for
; such work. Why. ii-know a man who
.. is blind living about here who can go
”9 over this pass In less time than you."
ii shining in its om"
‘ tuous treatment. but held his peers. x‘
9 Britain," the landlord continued. "per-
, alert from his homo user here It the
', more munch
_ up at Luccrne, he concluded to
lug Lu me, he proceeded by steam~
trump. passing through Altdorr, thence
the then passed by diligence. 83‘ even-
ing he came to an ion at which he «on?
eluded to pass the night. The land-
olfuslvoly. after the custom of inn-
Delano asked to be lodged and wap
cut up it good supper tor him. which he
ate alone. for there were no other
sheets in the ion. The American won.
tiered at this. for it was at the height
season for mountain travel The
landlady explained to him that there
was little or on root travel over the
pass and that there was no occasion
for those going by diligence to stop
“How, then, do you make a living
here?" asked Delano. -
The woman said that theymade but
a poor living, but their appearance and
that of the hoetelry belledriler wards
Everything about the place as well as
their own appearance guve‘ dridenco of
After supper Delano to pose that time
mentioning having once crossed the
At
lord
tiuit nomad to look right through and
past hill). laid;
"I will show that telnet-Nit“
The landlord's hoe expressed who
a... ‘
“A blind mi"
“Yes: blind as a bat with the one
‘ Delano was settled no would like
to punish the landlord for his custom
. "disco you have won one not entire
hops you would like to vinailothor on
the at. Gotham"
"With whom"
"My friend the blind man."
Delonumnnned the matter from on—
riosity and presently found himself in
a troll—that is, be but made it bet of
coo frame, or 3100. that ho could cross
the pass quicker than a most who
could not no his way.
"But how shall the loans in more
ad?” he noted. “We soon he be alone
hofl‘li is
“You start lo the morning at: 10
o’clock and go to the Devil’s bridrb
i will cause that your opponent shall
some hour and minute. You will meet
him at the bridge. it be boots you
there be will shitty you that the
term here been carried out honorably.
twill out up with youth: coo macs:
you used not up urchins.
M was somethiiir very strum
about all this. and other Delano was
curious and seemed to risk nothing be
escorted to the terms. the want to
Meandering what it meant rind
when no awoke in the moraine tilt
9 that turnout: some share in mould, its
beaten out or his manor. but he pri-
uncommitted ouotrsibortbsn
served him
mad breakfast. chili reopening
9m“! moderate.
assertion: heuldmdbrtotbo
couple and command ills journey. as
hillbilhbu
L stain bids-it; some on underwrite.
this ll WM
rtho 8t. (lethal-d puss. Leuv- " ‘ , ’ 9:. L - ' I
, . , ‘ \ . I * _
A '49 v . _‘
¢4h5§¥*%¥3¥fi :
couriers AIDING m PLANS Fen ‘1 7 L
lord answered bier summons at he j
door and instead of welcoming him ,
“ti;
» l
BIG H EALTH CONGREB9.
W
in response to an invitation Issued
Fourth International
School Hygiene. the various dental as
rociatitino of America are taking an
active part in the plans for this health
congress. which will be held at Buifslo
the last week in Apgust for the pun
pose of cens‘idering all questions to-
lating to the health and eiilciency of
school children.
cated by many ofwthe leading dental aso
soolations of the country.9 D ntolclin-
number of the prominent cities. but
the need of extending this work Is
clearly apparent. according to statls~
tilts tarnished by health oillcers as
well as school ofllclals. A current bul-
letin issued by the New York City De-
purtment ot'Health, points outthe com
dltions in that city. The department
announces the opening of six dental
clinics for school children. These clin-
ics are maintained in connection, with
those already established, Which have
for the poet’year provided medical and
surgical treatinent for diseases of the
one, the nose and the threat. The bud-
get schedule for 1913 mikes provision
for the employment at one supervising
dontist and nine staif dentists. These
dentists are now on duty. Since the
oopartmon‘t Inaugurated the physical
examination of. children ,vln public
“banishment“ to the bulletin. is
has been incresfluiy evident that den-
tal detects are not only more provo-
leat than other physical detects, but
that tho (collides for tree dental treat-
ment are abooiutely inadequate to pro-
No any menu tor the attention. Ap-
proximately sixty per cent. or all the
children examined have been found to
have decayed teeth. in other. words
there are tbdoy. {20.000 public school
'chiidren in New York city clone in
traont need 01 dental treatments-«ow
tistlcs which seem to bear on the
statement made by Dr Luther H (in-
llclr. who estimated that to per cent.
due to toothache.
Similar conditions showing the noon
oi “’doutsi treatment are reported
throughout the country. and with a
tiow oi hovlntathoso countless rome-
‘dlodrrho various dental annotations
are now lending their alddo behalf of
the Bunnie Concrete. A special ass-9
men will be devoted at Module to a
discussion on Mouth ”was. dental
clinic: and other matters minds; to
school boys and their toothaohoo. ’l‘bo
exhibits of this particular division will
include among other this” the motion
picture dint, entitled “Toothache."
The committee in charge of the
utoutlt unions division of the huddle
Congress is made up as lotion: Dr.
W. G. florists, mom and true
uror oi the Notional i“with listless
Association. diamond. Ohio: Dr. Al
trod c. ms: columns of the Oral
“when Gotham» of the Notional
lioptol Association.
Dental inspection in the public 99 9
schools Is one of the measures advo-
by the committee organizing the 9, T 9
Congress on . '
ics have already been estalfil bed in o. '
oi the absences in New York city were .-
Bridgeport. (idea ’9
The Live. 999
Undo-date
9 9..Mercha.nt
9;w:th that
”So. trailed
Expression
Lurking 1n
His Coun-
tenance
IS the ,
successful
Business.
Man——
He ‘
Advertised
in The 9
. 'Senfinel ‘ '
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New . York. New
Haven & Hart ~
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in {M Mini! 2, 1.18.
.r
0007» NORWALK To HIV! YORK.-
A. I.-- max. 5:141. mu. 5:
8:55, 7:191. 7:183. 8:17» 8:51;, 9:
8:87. 10:30:, “tile. 11:08:.
1’. Km: 48 13:58:, 1: 08 l,
3: 27. 4:811. 6: 68, ll: so, 0: 61:.
:16, 9: 50:. 16:45.
“More.
A. mamas; 6:141, dillx, 8:“.
10:203. 11:“. 9
l’. Ila-«13:88:. man. 2:503. 5!“.
9:58; his. 7:631, 13:35. 0:59;.
18:88. .
NW ”BK 1'0 ”UT“ "03'1““.
L“W§MIW;C‘M Ith
It“; 9:15]. 101 “In 10' 05: 11: m
W11 08.
P. Her-18:931. 1:05. 3: MS. 3: "lg;
3:801. 8:551, ‘29:. 6:051, 5: MN
5:31. 98: ills. ii: Ms. B: 10:. It“.
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