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. . street In dupe. that meat side-
_ ...... ,walks misht be his. and m ennui
‘ (Go-tinned fre- lst page.) Veiled“ improvements brought about i
‘ . . .. , The matter was returned, for luvesti- '
‘ m L?& a what w” 'ptlon to the street commissioner and
‘~ committee, who will make their re .
fimmm; port ft the lies?” meeting a! fin 430m
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street mass slight be
We settled at on a", (1819 Tony Date. of t Neptune avenue, put -
M John J Wthll I.“ ”an“ ill") Wientobenamsdaeuperv.
"Wed the council vote that the numeral") Policeman The request was;
"netlout W3 W. the referred to the police commiusloner;
m“, Construction committees on The exchange of strips ol' land he-
3me and the an... engineer hold ‘ tween the estate 01 John H. Ferris and
We til m matter. .‘thai an, the Bridge Confirmation Committee,l
mt might be reached as to the that the corner of Water street may
best can,” to follow.1‘his action. be straightened was referred to the:
m taken by the “muck Pd thelstreet committee and street commie
{three moors lull, mq‘VV their new.“ ‘0‘. ore-lumen ‘ l
port st the next eoudcil meeting. The Chesius M Webb, or Fairfleld Park.:
...«potit404 asking for s lavout tor the from the innermost part of his hearth
Connecticut Company was held up un- thanked the councilman. ‘by means or‘
:33 this thug a letter, for their authorizing the in;
Attorney Leo Davis ”a,“ requested stalling of electric lights. catchlhss-
111s council to take some notion Oil ms and hydranto 0.“ 39‘9"” sireetsV
' 5‘ doing away Wllll the public ,dump OnV Oil the Park. Mr. \'\ ebb, in llli letter,V
‘ “Water street, South Norwillk. which, 111“ a 300‘! “on! for the uptown flre- ..
1,, claimed especially during the sum linen, who so eihciently fought the re ,
V mg,, is a menace to the health oglcent tire all his home Mr Webb who,
W“. .my .resl'dents. Attorney. mm'QUlSide_0f tho miner, counlilmen.
“PM a speedy adjustment of the dif themselves, city clerk and corpora-V
. ilfimtmy, “M stated the matter would!“‘”‘- counsel. and the reporters, holds
“ ,7; be forced ll!“ the courts should “l tht re on} for attendance at the coun- V
:3 tail to radius proper attmtionV A (ii meetings, deeply regletted his ah-
repbrt will be milder at the next meet "F.“ l“? “‘3'“ ' ,
ing on the question of en incineration The Putnam Hose (‘ Olllmll) r-e .
pleat. and the dummuestion was ‘ celled permission from the council to
postponed for e settieinent until thslue'e the citys seal on their ietlerd
reports srecaived. Attorney“ Davina] heed. Thy requested this privilege
so app redhn hellall’ of Morris Stull, 1oonle‘ time ago item the oily clerk.
who desires to erect a building on The hearing on the Cross street lsy-
Catherine street, but. the work has V‘out «will be held at the next lueetlng.‘
been held up for the lack of a legal . A letter wss read from the Bosrd‘oi
‘ bulldlhg has. Upon Mr. Devis’ re»..Educ'stlon asking that steps be tskenl
quest, .‘lir. Stull was authorized to godly the council to complete the consoll- '--- «~—
ahead with the erection of his Ibuild idstion or the schools. Several mat. corporation-counsel. |
inc. providing the corporation coun- tors in reference to this action have Mayor Burnell will appoint a com
00! discovered there was no legalfnot. as yet, been completed. The mittee from the council to center with
building'lino at this point. . Vgcommunloation was referred to tileg‘CorporationOounsel William Fl Tsar
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HIS busy, progressive nation is today at standing, the more intimate comradeship that the >
the dawn of a new era of commercial human voice establishes. The nci botllnela of
and social development. The moans by a whole nadon‘ ls advanced by e away
- which the human voice, with its slightest of the physical restraints of centuries. , V
inflections and indications of personality. ' Th“ contrlbution *0 9“ future happinesl’and
can be carried across the continent instant! mummy of I more closely united people has
have been provided. Talking by "1.911351% not been brought about, however, by the over-
New York to San chigco is now an «em coming of a few isolated, concrete difficulties.
plisbed fact. :VtVs :33”; has depended open If: elae’gliss 0:
Th greatest e est engineering an tsc ca an
mum-1:1. $3353? 1?: fihwh: 31m taken the ”lilac?! WIS found only in the cumulatil'e of-
place. Withina short time the public will hm, feet of unevenness: lust and null. or “1.. 1
ready for its use, the product of American phone, Wm“ line, “by“ switchboard, “d
brains, American initiative and American aeisn- 5"" “h” pl“? °f apparatus °" plant required 1
mwmladnemonenemleele “W‘lmmn “speck , Q ‘
'Phonescwicqth'ecqulodwhichisnotoyen . .. .
'sapproschedinallthoothcrnafionaoithewodd, VW of the 30,“ SM ed Which {HI 4
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It is a splendid scientific achievement of the kmhrn: mfifmmg l
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_ tbcbumm voice out over the talepboneiaacareely m‘ono wcefifigfié this m l " ‘
.._.,~:rulathmthatohbmth.yetdnem m'munewdlreelessnmserem- ‘
hummbrwflchfiilh’e mimwmmm‘m
‘Wmhnnuhemmofism-iw mundan- mamas.
.upusnyibndmamosdoa‘nbspichdup Mutation“.—
byadshsateinmmcconmsdomadis- womanly“ mus-manuals.
mdmdleaandreprodnesdpdeetly " has tetbepwadfihu—l-
sodium mammoth-Inna tslaphensssrviescbathaaaoupal. «
voles man-duhuuw reqdndvast]
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lul‘ the lot paying 85 on account of each
' :for taxes is Eheld, the corporation
.: abate all taxes exooedhlp the sum of
‘ ‘20” ham?
.. .trom allzover the state ‘ars expected nay weakness. I felt rostless and in ;
, to attend. and there will he an elite:- the morning was en til-so out. Seems ., ‘
mhysuardadtomatsthe table a
mammalmdaualu.
null. mum ewes. ”‘i
The following rear We irenx- l
(ere hale been recorded at the office!
" not. nClerfW R Bananz~-
Smith and wife; lot and buildings on .
' Main strpol. war.
" A - . ; ‘V ‘ 4 Norwalk Security Corporation mi
1 an “av Albert F. Genetic; lnslalng‘ lot on;
, V V ., Marlon street. war.
Rode bulk!" to Fred C‘ Banzhef
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_ fiend wife; building lot on Lincoln aye. i
‘ ‘ V V nue. war.
. ' Morris Enstoin to Fred l‘. linnzhoi’
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and wife: lot and buildings on um
(iVJlll avenue.
Aaron (‘1’ Stevens to Elmer E. 1‘ use:
lot on Rowaylon slonue. war. .
Christian Swartz to James Msluno; ;
building lot on Lexington avenue“
war.
g—lwn lulu-
llam-
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Ilse '1 ByToldnzLydlaE Pink-
. : ham’s Vegetable s
For liver * “more
Thirty Years
, Chicago, Ill. “1 must thank youwltll.
all my heart {or Lydia E. Pinkhsm’ a
. ». . . Vegetable Corn-V
; . . must hove anoperag
‘» ' 3; ‘~ lion. taboo read in the “V
l ' - E Pinkbam’sv
ltsbleCompoundand I havetakenltefl and .
many on drafting an ordinance govern feel fine. A lady said one do}, ‘Oll. I
log the renaming and re numbering.l feel '0 W051“ the timeandhave head- i
01 streets. V ache.’ I said, ‘Take Lydia E. Plnb.
'llam' s Vegetable Compound} and she
A letter was read lrom Jacob H idid and feels due now.'-’—-Ilra. M. R.
iLayton referring to a l's‘rge piece of W 1488 N. menn. SM.
l property which had been assessed as m [m
a whole.- instead oi" each or the lots -- .11.” Other Case. l
10911)”th U13 (I‘m helps 48598806! ”new, 44 Lmn. MM'II
separately. One of the lots. which is Vegetable Gunpouud mm mo of;
about to he sold. has liens filed pains in mysllle that I had for you-Ii
against it. Corporation Counsel Tsm- ‘ and which doctors medicines filled toi
men su osted that the to white or relieve. It ”‘3 certainly savedyne from
y 8‘ " ‘ andperatlon. lellbrgladtosasist
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rescue the liens upon the purchaser Long? .1 letter It} an
yvepr‘ltlhtsiut’rhls‘urs glare:a ' dimmcgse, Dayton, Ohio.
n e erotVe .3. ynion‘ .‘
hmpom’. against which n lsrgeuolll wilt}? 1.3:]; Elishalm’g‘e:
counsel “nested that the collector '13:: ?%l bgzplgn: all i
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The streot department was authoris and ;°ld in “'1“me
' ed to lnlesilgste the cost or putting , . , . . !
diurnal/street. situated Just this “MullIVEnVn'c‘rV
Islde oi the Norwellt-Westport lill9,’
Lfitfihf'zm ‘1‘“ ” mm" b° ““3”“ uses ON cvnocuce or soothI
The meeting “as adjoulned until; NORWALK PEOPhE.
Vlhe arming or February om. V Grateful thousands tsllit~
f or weak backs made strong——
, . . l or weak kidneys nlilde walla ,
.‘ Urinary disorders corrected V j
mm WW8 .l South Norwalk people add their!
. itestlmouy. .‘
ELKS' FAIR NEXT WEEK. i . They praise Dean's Kidney Pills.
The new home. ot‘l‘soutll Nor-walk South Norwslk evidencels now com- ;
lodge. No. 109. Benevolent and Pro plots. ' ’s
tective‘ Order oi‘ Elks.’lell he the may. South Norwslk testimony is conilrmq
net for thousands of people next week. ed;
who his fair of the lodge opens on Reports of early relief substantiated.’
Monday evening, and will continue for Merit doubly proved by test of time l
sewn nights. The booths have been Let a South Norwalk citizen speskl
erected. and a corps of hard worken Mrs. Charles Owens, 6? woodward‘
of the order are busy with decorations avenue. South Nor-walk, saye: ',‘I was:
and in other ways making the spacious subject- to dizzy and nervous, spells.
rooms lilbst attractive. Visiting Elks and was annoyed by s distressing kid-
tainment with dancing to music bye Dean‘s Kidney Pills ultimo-ed, I got
ill-stomps orchestral each evening. a box It Plat-tells Drug Store. 13.
Scores of handsome donations have did not take them louslo rent-vs me: >
been received trom the enterprising During, the years thatlnwe passed, I.
merchants of Norwalk and surround have taken Dean's KidneyVPllls occa-
ing towns, as well as from individual aim“: and they have kept me‘ in
members oi the lodge, and the Ford {coll health." - »
automobile now on We: at ‘ths Price 506;, at all dealers. Don't ,
. salsa room or S L. Benedict, North simply ask tor sV kidney realm—get
Main street, has proves: a great at. Dean's Kidney ,.Pills—-—the same that
traction. ‘ -. 311:..me had“ Foster-Wham Co...
ml. MIMN. Y.
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Fortbshmotmmaadxaros
hold Shreyer and wife to Victor . ’
“condition." inmJWS'
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Decorative Linens at Low Prices-
before inventory .-
Centers, Scarves and Dollies, uilil Mexican drawn—
work, and bordered with German (lull). uith Japanese
and Madeira embroidery. Dainty things that' are always
in demand for teas and receptions. lunchtime and bridge
parties.
Japanese Centers, 30 inch. Wt‘rt‘ $3.00 new $1.00
Japanese with Cluny. were $1.50 now .50
were .45 nuw .20
Japancse olllllroidcrod Dollics were .25 now .10
Madeira Ccutcrs. 30inch, were $5.50 new $3.00
were $4.50 now $2.75
Scarves. i8x54, were 353.st nmv 31-75
Centers. 24 inch, were $1.73 now $1.25
12 inch, were .40 now .20
Lawn Squares, 30 inch. were .98 now .25
Damask Centers, 18 inch were .75 now .25
japancsc cmhroidcrcli Con- ,
tcrs. - were $l.m now .25
German ("llmy Centers, lrcrc 5500 now $2.50
were $4.00 llnw $2.00
won: 830;) ' 110“ $1. 50
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Attire lnfanls’ Wear Section
Blue Silk Bootces, \rcro $1.50, novaV $1.90
Worsted Bootces, . . l3 cts., 2 for o5 eta...
Silk and Wool Bootces. . ,25 a'nd. 39 etc.
Celluloid NoVeltiee, for lllL' baby's use such artiélcs rill“
rattles, teething rings, lrals and banks,
all 13, 25, so and Sl no
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Second ‘l‘lonr. ,
in the China Store .
Many tempting things attract attention and it is mm-
mm should but in prospect of fllllli‘t" needs. For gifts and
prizes.
Rozanc Vases, rich dark brown ware. with beautiful .
(lI'CUl'ilthllS in harmonious shades 25 cts.
Ramequins, English Porcelain uoro 50 and 75 its
now V25 cts.
China Cups and Saucers
Included are Cofl'oe and Tea Cups, Chocolate and
Bouillon Cups in French. Gcrnmn, :lustriau and English
ware. finest grades. at
half tom or prices. ' "
Lamp Shades, decoraied and cut glass
For Electric. Gas or Oil Lamps white etched glass
and also amber, emerald and roll glass. Sizes to fit lo'—V
inch ring or tripod. Former priccs from $1.50 to $5.50,
new half~price.
Nickel-rim Coasters tile and glass note 35 cts.
now 17 cts.
Austrian Chit-la Salad Bowls, were 39 ctsq now 19 cts.
. ‘ llascli'lcnl.
Two new Sunshine Biscuits.
“Bobbie Burns," like a dainty Scotch shorthr‘cad, 2o
cts. lb. ‘
“Multi,” a delicious 5w cot u'ith filling "in three layout
chocolate. slranbon‘} and \allilla. ‘ 25 cts, pkg.V
Sunshine Baecment i
Let the fend you FREE PM”
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of ‘PlhiAUD’S LILAC
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faiths-pm
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ransom m. rntlloo, n l he 'E
mammalian-lo munch:
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Monument! silo-sir .
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