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usher-y by means of the mammoth
piles of oyster sheila 'These were
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wemaetaa‘llyz'lvae-wsy smiths:
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burnedinordettogetthelmetrnrn
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todonnthem hackiatothesas
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Masturbation
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meet tomorrow evening with Mrs. served in St. Joseph's Church.
James llawkes. of East Norwalk.
Edward McGowan, of Clay street. is
ties in the South Norwalk post oillce.
enjoying a short vacation from his du-
Mrs, N. Webb. of Raymoudhstreet.
Dorian, has reported the lossl’of sav-
en chickens from her coop, stolen last:
evening.
Frederick Greenwood, of Winfield
street. this morning resumed his dut-
ice in the South Norwalk Trust Oom-
pauy. on Washington street. after an
enjoyable vacation of several days.
The Arlfian Club. of the South Nor~
walk W1 Church, will hold
fits regular weekly meeting tomorrow
waning.
onloer John H. Smifiresterday re
{ported a last emu from 11 1-2 Ely
avenue. The matter is being luvestt
gated by the police ‘
F. .5. Mills. a well known former
resident in southport, but now living
id south Noiw‘slh was In southport.
lest woehoslliagmn 4136953:
The young non of Trinity Episcopal
l The ladies of the South Nor-walk Choichwmuoldsnimportnnt meeting
Congregational Church are busy for this evening in relation to the estab-
mulsting plans to make the harvest . itching in this city of a branch of the
festival, which is to be held at
most enjoyable.
irving Dingee. who. on Saturday
stole a ship‘s clock from the steam-
boat dock, valued at $25 and sold it5
to Phillip Siomansky. of my street,
‘tor 50 cents, was sentenced to thirty
,. days in jail and fined'actusl costs this
morning by Judge Redgh. The jail
sentence was suspended upon the pay-
ment of costs. Phillip- Siomausky,
who purchased the clock, was arrest-
ed for receiving stolen goods, but up-
on his explanation that he did not
how the circumstances oxide:- which
Mr. Dingee received the‘ clock. he
was released.
Some time ago Stephen Dokus. as—
sistant to the city clerk, wrote the
State Department in behalf of «Ladle-
iaus Lehotsky, of Raymond street.
whose wife is visiting relatives in
Hungary, and is experiencing consid-
‘ erable dliiicuity in getting out of that
country. This morning Mr. Dotti!
V was advised by acting Secretary of
State Robert Lansing, that the depart-
merit had communicated with the U.
S Consul General at Budapest. who
will facilitate in every way possible.
the departure oi_Mrs. Lehotsky from
. Ait‘h u n ML. . ,
itsfioizlgskiiznnlgt‘rggeyet a :atguraiized i log, the blocks having been laid mo”
‘ . ' ' .loosely there-Stamford Advocate,‘
citizen. he has expressed his intention
of so being. Mrs Lehotsk‘y is at
present in Gibart, Abang, stnto, Her-
nod Pere, Hungary. 4 .
mm
m ”BANK or seams
? ’3 Please, Answer? 2
How are your finances?
Have you a safe deposit box?
fills you phy‘your bills by check?
, are you training ‘your children
in habitat)! W?
. . Would you like to enjoy a great-
‘ or degree of prosperity? ‘ ‘ 4
Are you taking advantage oral! 4'
your banking privileges”!
These Ate V V
‘Vjpoiated questions. Can you .
9'swer them satisfactorily to V ‘
_ help you. We desire to;
i
[stills
the Knights of Washington.
church on Tuesday’ind Wednesday.‘
of next week, a big success in’ every; A v
‘ way. The“ affair is certain'to' prove
on hold by the Brethren oi
Hollows. No. m, o. 8. P. 3.. in Mystic
Chain Hell. on Washington street. Bet-
urdsy night. A goodly number were
in attendance and the evening proved
a most a'njoyihle one. ~»
The current Catholic Transcript an-
nounces the We: of Rev. J. R.
Mitchell. ofJiartford. from St. Pat-
rick's Church, ofthst. cit)”. to St. Jos-'
eph’s. in Hartford. Blather Mitchell is
well known in Norw’alk. having had
charge of St. Joseph’s Church for some
time.
E .I. ill. of Norwalk, republican
nominee for congress from the Fourth
District. and Harvey P. Bessell, or
Ridgeiield. candidate for state senator
from this district, are announced to
addrau a republican rally in the
Town Hall in Brookileld Center next
Tuesday evening at eight o'.clock
Because they were laid too tightly
between the street—railroad tracks,
wood blocks on the new Main street
pavement heaved in places, when the
rain got under them yesterday. ‘It
will be necessary for .Contractor Har-
ris to re-lay these sections. .None of
the main travelled area dld'any heav-
Wf‘,‘ -
Jainanwc. Forhush, superintendent of
Vandal-hour a Company, lies at his
home, in Maple street.‘ In a serious com
idltion as a result of We strokes of
lotion is to be hellish Newton”, and
apoplexy and an attack of convulsions.
Be suffered the first stroke about .a
week ago. and this» paralyzed his entire
left side andleft‘bim ina bad condi-
tion. Early last’night a second at
tack developed together with control ,.
sions, making his condition very grave.
Drs. W. J. Tracey and G. E Gram Were
in attendance Mr. Fox-bush has been
. in a poor state of health for some
years.
Charles s. St. John, Edward Beard,
V treasurer. F. C. Thompson and any ‘ .
.“John Stapleton. of this city. will ropreg 2
jaunt the South Norwalk Congregation V
iii Church at the Faithsid County Don-
mentions! Association 3 Insert '
it John StapletonhtithirsLKe deli.
of Futrilold county, to be
‘5 City. will on Tuesday attend
i... W “1 A 'fiFOI'ei'sa Missionary.
, piend‘what you need not, lost you
use}: ornamliodmemy rear
ibushellaimtbeahnchedoystussre
utensotsadscottendoverthehsde.
The baby tryouts atiach themselves
to these autism and thrive mightily.
There are Winds! who know
nothingofilshingmr oysters armor
-kstingthsunbntwhodovutesiltheir
time to the preparation of artiildal
,oysterbods. Thishasheaomearoc
ognisodnrtolthciudosiry. Altai-the
shall: have beenpropm'ly opined over
the bottom offthe water the spawn
deliberated .uoonthem and they are
‘ lefttonght their own battles with the
mhs, wiwinkles, starfish and other
anemia—Boston Herald.
SOURCE OF SHELLAC.
Insects Producing it A." Victims of
. Their Own industry.
Scale insects of the group coccidae
are mmasihie for one or India’s most
interesting exports. lac. the export
value of which amounts to nearly 89.-
000.000 annually. Lac is the resinous
exudation of the Insect. The insects
livean the twigs of certain trees.
and soon become covered with a real-
nous secretion that masses in thick-
ness. protecting the body and the em
When a colony. consistlnsof a few
adult remains and one or two males.
find their way to a new branch. they
attach themselves to the bark. and.
having pierced it withiholes through
which they draw up the resinous Juices
upon which they-teed. they become
fixed or glued by thee-perduoue excre-
tion. and after a time die. thoetemaies
forming by their dead bodies little
domes or bouts over. the myrisds of
minute eggs which they have laid. In
a short time the use: bfim‘mm’flfa
and the young. which ere-very minute,
‘ swarm over the twin in such coupons
number-gas or give inflammation
erosion mom withihloodzmd'dast.
Generation after generation dwells
upon the same twig until it is novel»
oped in a coating of the resinous enu-
dation Often half all their out. f
In the beginning the insect was much
collected for the dye it contains. Later
when the use of the resin became
known the demand for the dye began
to diminish. until now it has been a1.
most completely displaced by coal tar
colors. fitter separating the resin from
the coloring matter the former consti.
totes the shellac or COMPAIRO-
naut.
Genders In Chile.
The majestic condor is. air men ex-
cluded. the largest dying creature in
the world. Swift and extraordinarily
stmng of wing. it figures in the Chilean
national arms as a symbol of strength.
The following is one of the native de-
vices for killing it: ..
The hunter. having covered himself
with the skin of a newly slain ox.
would lie on his back on the ground
while his companion would hide him-
self not for aw uy. Down Would swoop
the condor to feast upon the Carcass.
but directly the claws touched the
body they were seized from within .
the oxskin by strong gloved hands that
held the bird a prisoner. Then the
partner would break cover and slay
the captive with what Chaucer would
have called “a yerde emu-ck" from a
club —-—"Chile—-Its Land and People.”
The sin of Trousers. .
Trousers were not inn-minced into
England without a stragglwa snug.
gls in which the great Duke of Wei
lingtou entered his only defeat, for it
is en record that in 181,4 Wellington
was refused admission to Alma'ck's
“because he were trousers instead oi
branches and silk stockings n, Next
year trousers were admitted to Al
week’s and Wellington Won Waterloo
~London Tailor. '
.“t,
* Disapprovui.
“Growcher doesn‘t look very cheer-
to]. But you must give him credit for
one thing He doesn't new ” 5 ‘
“Humphi” exclaimed the excitable
man; "He‘s so ill natured that no one
wants to get ‘well enough acquainted
even to quarrel with him, "mS'pohune
Spokesman Review.
. Japanese Gardeners. ' -
Artist gardeners in Japan earn large
salaries. They are required to twist
and direct young trees and vines until
they assume the shapes of various
animals. ‘ .
Ambiguous. ‘ ‘
Mrs. Ilse-Haw does your cool: take
,.it when run go into the kitchen and
tell her how to do things? Mrs Wye-
;
in law it is good policy never to
Wmmmmmn‘
M! thus piles have disappeared -
'3 cathartic pills or castor oil?
Oh. she doesn't mlnd.-Boston 'l.‘run~ V
. script, V' . ~ V
a few weeks at their Tokenske resi-
denc. _
,_,,_ ”
City, gpent the week-end at their
home here _ ' ,
w
Mrs. Kemnfier. mother of Mrs B.
R. Whiting of “The Tokeuelie Inn,”
is {mite ill.
last week, after spending the summer
at her home in Tokeneiie.
..
Mr. and Mrs. Adams and their
ins Mrs. C. B. Foote . ./
“4t
an o v. a Cogsweli left mt
nonhumw who died in m ’
William Lynch of Yale IDVolViege,
spent the WWW V
Mr. and Mrs.’
Paranoia Land Slide iie‘isye Dunbar-y
“illness. ‘
In the hold or! some of the vessels.
which are new Waiting at the’demh,
or the Panama {soul for the goverm
meat to clear my the obstruction in
the Panama cow caused by the tailli-
slide on (.‘uiehra Cut are the goods of
some of the exhibitors who were on
the Midway at the Danbury Fair.
The Danliury Fair being almost the
last fair of the season “ some of the
the goods homebilleu them to the
Panama—Pacificoxpoaltlon which is to
open in a short time. "'
Many at the taklra when they came
to Danbury stated that they had sue-
to Ito there. 'J. ._
woman assaults REFUSED ' ,
as CANDIDATEB FOR UNION.
INDIANOPOLIS, 1ND" 0et..14-—
Women harbers‘ and members of' the
oriental races were refused admission
to membership last week by the Jour—
neyman Barbere'"interuatlonal Union
of America. that is holding its genes
al convention at the German. House.
The- present constitution makes both
women and orientals inalixlhie. and
a. bitter tight to have the; clauses,
amended or stricken out proved a
failure.
The hardest right centered around
trance to the union. Although no
woman harbors were in attendance.
many oi the delegates brought poti-
.tions to the non ashlar that w
men he minim V... It has been plan.
had to close the” convention ~to.day
but Jacob Fischer, general mastery.
said last evening that it will not be
possible to complete the business trait
is before the delegates until Tuesday.
SYLVESTER—OLARK.
Net-walk Young Lady Wedded to Mom
trust Business Man.
Miss Rita Clark. daughter of‘Mrs.
Elia Clark. of West avenue. was quiet-
ly married to Boyd Sylvester. of Men-
treal. at Grace Episcopal Church. New
York, Saturdayfat noon; The bride
was attired in armeling costume and
looked charming." The groom is con-
the couple will make their home in
that cityafter a honeymoon trip. The
bride is well-known to Norwalk coca
ety and several local people were pres‘
eat to witness the ceremony. Among
them were: Dr and Mrs. A. ll. Bald-
diir.’ and Mrs. Chester Benedict. Mrs.
William ii. Bylagton and daughter
monogram Isabelle Alier. Miss Ein-
ily‘Baudall. Mrs. Arthur Russell. Mrs.
{Robert Wilson and Miss Mildred. Wil-
son. "
If Whiiiifl iii
BIUWS "BiSBiRHS
Tonight! Clean Your Bowel: and
- Stop Headache. Colds, Sour atom.
, ach. ' V
‘ Get a 10-68th box.
your fiver. Stomach and Bowels, and
You men/and women who have head-
have backache and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels' clean
passageway every few days with salts.
gCasé’srets immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach remove the
The Misses Lewis. or gen; Yfllk“.
Mrs.“ L. M ”Carr left for Bermuda V
daughter. of New York City. are visit-
Wm to attend the “funeral iii her i
fakirs this year instead of shipping .
seeded in getting reservations also!
the Midway at the Panama-Pacino.
exposition at San Franciseoand in- _
stead of closing their business wore'
the efforts of the women to gain eu~ ’
nected with the Bank of Montreal and‘
Win. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yap Harem.
Take a Caesar-ct tonight to cleanse "
you will surely feel great by morning. V
ache, coated tongue a bad cold, are“
billous nervous. upset bothered with .
a sick, Vgassr’. disordered stomach or * =
with (inseam—401' merely forcing a , V
sour undigested and fermenting tood‘
Mr. and Mrsffieapard are spindles“ ’ ‘ "
MIutzs ..
Specials~ in all;.
Departments iortlli's
. Evening. ‘
College Coats ‘
$7.98 up
J acoby ’ s
The City N ational Bank.
The Sure and Safe Way
_ it has been truly said that “saving is the key that unlocks the den
of increased opportunity and greater prosperity" __
Therefore. the best, surest and safest way to get ahead in in
world is to open an account with a strong financial institution.
This Bank invites you to—
Test its strength by investigation!
Test its service by trial!
Rogers 8: Stevens
Norwaik and So. Norwalk.
m...—
.Certificate of
. Doposit 5
We recommend our in-
‘ lei-est bearing Certificates
' "or honours tor the’ temp-
orary investment of idle
funds. Certificates are is-
sued in amounts of $100.
and over; and are payable
in demand. V
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The People’ 3 Trust Co.
SOUTH - NORWALK, CONN.
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17 Well It. Hamill.
ELEUI‘RIIC LIGHTING ‘
We hate added a sistem to our business whereby we can wire your
house and you pay for it on the instalment plan. A 'phone call or posts!
will bring representaiiie who will further explain.
mELTilIC LIGHTING FIXTURES.
Our prices on Fixtures are the lowest in town No matter who does th
wiring let us first quote you our prices Maurie Vacuum Ounces; 0.18., V“
Irons $2.85 to $3 .
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THE “TIME ELEL'HIIC CO.
'Il’liono 342-3.
so. Norwalk'
Water St.
Bridge Fish Market
STUDENTS' EYES BUMV
from straining. Glasses to rest the.
eyes while studying may prevent so.“
rious lasting effects. '
Parents should see to their ehih
dren’s health. Our Cauliflowe-
rlenced physicisns~sro at your
service.
THAMER
ocuuere AND OPTICIANB
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, con
Open set. Evoge. Eat. my
chkaway Deep Water Oysters
AllKindsoiMands-altshh
Long and Retard Clams. * an
sun-atom. The. Lillie Shop
Hard cram »— negates-rm sonata
CUTBELL‘S , m .
71 North this street Silos. scans mantra
Free Deiovsry Phone toe. . . ‘ ,
,. :UNDNBWEABe CORSETE .
HOSlEftY.
K. A. ULAYEN.
Daily and Sunday V
Papers
Delivered to your home or
office} Prompt service. V
Coal, Wood. Come“
Special 'Pxiccs‘on Cash or
This Month. for Red on"
GOAL)
, WILLIAM garrison,
3 Rome '81:. '
Phone your order to
RIGGERMAN
Os”, 64 Nomi Mun st‘
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Glovers
Bridge Work'
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i Vl'C-AVITIES TREATEquar
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aaaoncuuusisvs.
. routs noswetx. cons.
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Clothmg
SPECIALS
Louis Avrlck
POBTOFFICE BLOCK . ’ V
' 800W NORWALK ’ 1
Ford Owns 4‘
Your car may need looking
prices are right. Work‘ gnar-
Will call for and deliver anywh
Fairlield county.
Find Parts, Ford Tires and Tube
Very Low Prices.
Give me a call. Estimates 0
al overhauling. Now is ill
make arrangements.
FORD SPECIALlSTSV
Austin 5‘ Garag
132 sour”, MAIN 5
'Phone 15222:
w. a. AUSTIN. 1
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