Frank «mm, of ‘Norwnlk. lo
oh‘loto be about ogoin otter on ottock
d trip. I
.—
Mias Edith Porter. of the Denim
store, in Main street. has resigned her
position.
~Muslc .aiiall, Tuesday. Arizona 8
reels. 210 math eceneemithtully nor-
graying the W loiny in America.
Miss Lucy Romney. or Brooklyn. N.
y" m the “I?“ of lit. “iii, lira. Wil- tint you give your teeth citation.
than “i“ We, 0'? bdrm étr‘éet. over
w Sundoy.
Mrs. Stephen 18th“ Jarvis will an Int“ J' H’ mallet},
I. I ' . i
I ‘ Bernard Hill, of Norwoiit. was it via- I
mitor in Bridgeport._yeetordoy. I
sfiyfiufl. {will
certain a. company of friends gt bridge. and mug-WI M .2. you oIt their
tomorrow evening, at her home, No. new. The teeth are necessary Im
58 Putnam avenue
George C. Comstock, of Rose Dale
Form, Broad 'River is entertaining his
daughter, Mrs. Frank Veil. of NorL
Iield, Moeenchusettn
Contr tor and Mrs. Salvator Chm
tel-cumin; Alfred Spino end hire. in
finino, of Beacon, New York.
Friendship Association. 'No. 7. Past
Noble Grands. oi Eur-eke Abode;
magnum of Rdbekhh, will hold n
meeting tomorrow evening.
Misses Mildred. Glodys‘and Ether,
I'am’ith. daughters of Olhcer nod Mrs.
' John H. Smith, Second dietrict, have
been visiting relatives in Bridgeport.
street, have been on I
Nicholas Martin. of the South Main
street olllce. and John E; ‘8. Sure, oi _,
the Wall street oliico ot the Connecti- "
out Company. have exchanged pout-
'iiono.
(I. W'
._’l‘he Norwalk Building; Loan and in-
vestment Association. will hold its
monthly meeting tomorrow evening at
the ofllce of Taylor & Golden, Wash- ,
ington street;
’l‘herc we're six holes of property in
Norwelk, last week, with mortgages
recorded or 316,400. For the second
week,“ Momhiilild.‘ there were also
at tronefere. and the mortgages
'am‘ounted to £8,300.
'BiehopI Femwich Assembly, Knights
of Columbus, has rocived an invitation
to attend the IA. 0. .8. entertainment in. '
’lled‘Men'a iiaii, Main ntreet. Nona“. ~
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good he!“ and oovI fort.
Good tooth add much
to appearance.
l. to. Mom“. Bo. Nomik;
nouns: I A. u. 10 do. n.
SUNDAYS UY‘APPOINTMEN?
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Midday and Balkan Blouses
New Bolton and Mlddy
BM of good quality
ducking for nuance and
all:tte
WISHES“! 3‘.
" 00. ‘Nomlk.
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Til. “0.
tomorrow evening, in honor of If. hot-
Idiot omnanA 'MOIPIIIIM
laid, will deliver the principal oddiiog'gl.
unmi‘ho Characteristics of the Ilriuh
Moi" II I I
Old Well Commando”.
dialled Order of the Golden Om“ cl
. Booth gNorwolh. held a. very plogoont
cord party and eociol. lost Fridoy‘ oven-
tires ond friend; were
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Young MeuWanted I
To choc-loom in Bookhoeping,
may Mound. Typewrib
M M! will NOW. '
Pruner. to tilt m at .
Do! not! flight Bunions.
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Business College
climb: “cloak. mm
rm coon-r. I. I-
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Much"
HARTFORD. Mir—Taking
9 time by the toreloeh. the iitoto Bond
of Health in its monthly bulletin lo-
sued today. cells on the citizens of the
’Stnto to "wet the lly'I’ hetero it not!
:buey. by cleaning up the accumulo
‘tiouo oi the winter which minim
‘ brooding Dim for nine and for other
disease carrying insects also includind
mosquitoes. The hullctinIoeyo: .
"The neuron hno arrived for hooltlt
honrdo and civic bodies to orgonin
Iihelr clean- -up thin. The filthy occu-
lmulntions of the winter muat now go.
{There ore not only unoightly. ‘bllt brood
lites and other insects which ore cor-
Irlern of disease. The myriade of tiles
I soon in the summer time all come train
a few which hove survived the «winter
in cellars or other protected” plum.
The female moy lay 160 one It n time.
these develop into odult tile: in about
ten days god but through seven to
ten generations onhuahy, no thgt the
AlldmeoodMnhcthlineeacm
laminae-dilation. Same. In.“
Extra Large, No. 2 Nut (‘OAL
Delivery
HARRIS & GANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Norwdh.
Brutally oi all over wintering female;
only amount on several billion in 'n‘I A I . I *
tingle reason. 2 They wiu breed on he I I . .
coring or omnnlo matter.
“if ilioo find nothing to teed on any
convenient breeding piece. they will
go tumour more coreles'e or filthy» "
neighhor. «Economies. like dice. come: .
irotn tile'tewI thotheve survived, the
winter. They breed with the some ru-
pldity in any (tidal: pool of water. The“
rain meter in on old tomato can or
broken piece otI crockery on the mu-
., 'bioh hoop will nerve as n conVonient‘
breeding ploce gull produce enough
nationhood to infant a neighborhood.
'l‘heee their show that the dutruction
now. of a. elugle ily. or mosquito. moy
menu million» loan during the mm»
men»
I"! ‘
“When l with on the ocean
though on the moat port the birds '
I it thfrogr at on City or midterm. I 3
mm or I show hank
and could recoil uu‘are he hon found I
If; bodies were huddled in it gully
, in; the center or a tandem field. and I
Illicit om held until (tooth in the . .
I intimate oi the flock and it won at
I. m ggcertglfned in which order death
I ‘ came to thiam The entire dock weighv
; Ind only twenty pounds. .
Films "
' than; living. in the Mental had kept
. hunters away from the birds all la'st
' Ihpmer. and had attended to their' I
I loading up to the time oi the snow-
, would have provided lor them evenI
Ithon. but not seeing them about
-‘ had thought the flock removed from'
. the neighborhood.
. mourners oi the "
folio oi the woodigndgtoi
hut F‘. Smith in
this herding.“ ,
and oi his ventrally in the woods
n lion White qugil Icy dead in the . '
Beans, in popular size than,
Coffee. finest Santos.
This one the first occtaion Mr. H
and and starvation The ten
i: Innowhonk which could he lound I _
tho entire plot. The bodies lay in ' ‘
radius or twenty inches. I
he hirdh that had died first had
been trampled upon by the," IMVNHIIII
A Fine Assortment in
Advance Spring Styles
For Men I
Hosiery I,
Sod. indeed. was the death for a
otorln in uhicll (lentil name. We
Shoes
Conneally and Bracken
1! WASHINGTON 81'. I
heI
SIR LIONEL GARDEN .
BRITISH MEXICAN o
MINISTER. GOING HOMEI
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Tel. Igor. ;
hild
new ltu heundléoo extent. hold to
thy-ell, "Sic lunch glorio. mundl‘
Didn't you tool the insignificance
at tile that my}? ‘
got beyond the pick trnniit."~hol-
tltnom Amer-loan. ., .I I
“Noh i never
" can oi President Huerta (if Mexico
"I; to rule or come litilit‘ ruling the Mexi-
BRIDGE FISH MARKET 2 . V ‘ .I.} A ..... _.
“23335.3 filfih‘fi? “m *
West End Washington St. Budge
l
i
3' Untnmmed 9nd Trimmed Ha
' ‘ of Qualil: r at Extremely
Popular Prior-ls.
The newehepesand coloringe now being shown in our South Ncr- - ‘
walk storc’nt popular orices commend our Mllllnery Department to
all mm dressers who demand etyieIand quwly without the higher
priced Molly‘exootedSVA cordial invitation is extended to '30qu
inspect the New Sprig Trimmed and Untrimmed dials of the fol-
lowing materials: Liners Hemp Milan Hemp. Belgian Split, Straw
and Silk combined Shapes from 98:: up to $10.00. {II-II
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit Home I
33 South Mcin St. South NOFWGIIt
515 Mom at. stomiord.
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Lther M. Wright
Dealer m Overland Cars; ' '-
~Trucils from ‘4 ton to 21021;:
‘ Trucks from 1‘4 ton to 5 ton;
Trucks item ‘4 ton to 3 too.
Brockway ‘
inter to Mexico. whose alleged com .
Intent: on the. policy 01 President wit-If
non there have been the cause of I;
much surprise in the United Stam.I --
nailed away from America the other I.
tiny on the. liner Olympic ior London.
Thenhe took occuslon‘to issue It gene
oral denial of the criticisms of the
American .policy that had been ut- II
tributed to him when he was in Mox-
ico City. tile insisted that he had not
sold the thingn‘ tile uevvepotlern have
quoted Il'or~ three montlw us coming
from hint. .
lhttho chewed ho. who still a narti
Chase» .
lilo on Huerta. is the only mun ohle
tfuton and should he recognized by
every government._ I
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" . CHURCH trauma.
brace ‘Pnrioh Natal.
Mondoywliivening lprayer 4:30
meadow-diverting ”rayon t: 80 I
(ilI’ln Friendly Society 1'? ole qun'd
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