ran scorn uonwsu mourns mm
THURSDAY, F“. 25, 1915
oily, Mlddletown, which "Mr. Cutbill visiting lhifl week with friends in Com-
lwill probably enter when he graduates 9°. ‘ ““‘" "
ltrom the Norwalk High school next!
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Mrs. Henry L. Rowland has received; ____Q
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Mrs. Richard Baynhaln my
Thursday with her friends in Bridge-
port.
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Efrom a nervous break-down and t'e‘rri-l
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OVERYIORKED MOTHER.
__.. mull liliiliiils
Find: Health In Our Vino] . ’
WINSWLLE. lllr-‘i nested .—
~-rluw.ai$s or bunny." .14
The appearance today at Pleasant 1;,
ble headaches, and was tired all prior, .
Hour and llockwood‘s Hall of Ev'clyll .16
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- .. ”use n .hLLL L 14“
ALARM BU X55
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West st. opp. Franklin St. School
Conlul'd Street, opp. School
(Mr. Ann and Main Streets
t‘or. High St. and Bayview Ave.
Nuru'ulk Iron \‘l'orks Building
a letter from West Berkeley. Collier-l Last evening a. regular meeting of . totally worn out and discouraged but Nesbit Thaw and her son \K'illiilm l
his. that a son was born lest'weelt to'lhfi School board was held in the
fee I had a. large family 1 had to work
1'.‘ t‘or. t‘t-tl.lr Si. and West Ave.
Russell Thaw. in the five part Lulun I” High 5mm] West Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mehrmn.l;;°;n;ei£ £25031)er ‘halll.k The. matter 'desplle my suffering. i saw \‘inol ad-Efeature. “Threads of Destiny" is an ‘21 (-01.4 Tum“, Ave. and West St“
Mrs. Mehrton was formerly Miss Hut: mom “a“ [‘1 ed 0‘” “we rel-tilled and decided to try it, audiop‘portunitl' of all NorWullis to see :3 Cor. “onion st. and Ely Ave. '
tie Benedict and resided for fifteen ' —_——.... within two weeks I noticed a decided l‘h: :“Td ‘n'U"“é‘nheiniléftcum“I‘Shf‘i 24 Cur. chestnut and Henry Sis.
l - , . . . :’ . _ be 3 5 n U ‘3 " film-"39w u 25 Cor. Monroe and Mal Six.
.years on Bell Island. belectnidn H. R. blwood of l'alr- §lmprovement and now I am a well we lroles. By no means all Norwalkers :6 Lexington Ave. and Allstli: Sis
fiveldi was at the fire here Saturday men. ‘MTS‘ Ana Becker. lwho have wanted to see Evelyn Nes— 37 “>65. and lilm (“We Sts ‘ '
2‘,» MW 8 all “8- We guarantee Vinol, our delicious hit Thaw have been able to get to the 3 mm washmgmn and Stalin S‘s
’ “~— cod liver and iron tonic. to stl‘eugthcnllarger Gilles “here She has avlleal‘ed ;31 south Mum St. near Meadow
7 ' " W ARIEN l .niii‘iil.32§“i'l.°.i.‘“e 22‘“: .. '1?”
. William F. Dlmond. of the not Commissioner William H. Sniffen Bridgeport fly a “mo “ I worked “mm“- attraction ptile ambitions of all may :3. if); lilli‘kilfll‘dd ($35.13? 5:8
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Side, mlntinues ill at his home on fought against haying another meet: ‘ ( Frank H. Baxter. Drugglst. Souththe realized. Mrs. Thaw appears as 37 Lockwood Mfg_ Co a
sour Pace. ing held on the East Side to put up ' 3 Miss Bessi \‘ 1k C b “'M' -. (‘ru ~steln" -nd her - n w . . . .‘
: ( ‘ e R. Taylor has been . orwn . 0nn.. and y leading drug. ”id!“ 1 no d 5‘0 4 (or. Day and Raymond Sts.
“we.” -to the people direct whether they AND ‘ ivlsitlng with her mother on Turkey stores everywhere. inlllilm Russell plays the r019- 01 1‘9- 41 (‘or. Falrfiold Ave. and Cedar st,
E A, Bitch, of Cave avenue. is enjoy- wanted to turn in their equipment OROTON m“ in the Farms. ,dur's son. Together they makfs up a 4:: Taylor Ave. and 5...”). 5L
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“the a day’s visit with friends 1:: Dan into the Fourth instinct because of i . _.__.-___.,_. ”a.” ‘1‘“ “3““9‘. ’.e s”""‘”". .°r ”r”. “3 “ ““3”“. A” “1 9‘9”” 5"
In 0d _ ' m- -—.- R. s. Cook of Bridge on and wu- . ”amen“ ”r “mm” The 5m" use” b 4" cor' Bum" and ("mam A“ ‘
Y, 1 3Y- the “931159 "wowed. ‘nd the “CH ., Eliam J I NI p ‘ ‘ 'zworldand is getting the business. |one well worth seeing in motion pic— 46 Cor. Woodward and Lolvndes Av'e.
that the matter had already beenl * - ‘Mgh’nh. -\l lat thee'iileeitgor‘t 61:01:?“ are sues“ “ - ;tures. This play appears tonight only 5 R & G 03 rset (‘0., Ann St» .
Smith Brothers, 0! Smithville, In agreed upon. The Allen building on Main Street; ”N; Rigreg.l3’l'olfel “dd F. B. Lewincof \‘at both of the Cantor Theatres. :Jt- '51 Golden Hill and Ellliwood Aie.
- ‘ . .7. . . turns from South ar- tle need be said of tomorrOW’I can 52 Washington St. Bridge
in extensive mason work on ___..-—... , . . Mrs. J. J. 0Lon h - col '59 e re 1 . .. . . . . -
:wd resilience on Lando ’3 Island The attendlince at the Wednesda |is being repaired. .i'rom her recent “1:11:88 Eadie little: onna’ Thursday. after shown“ all the wre' “An“ “Ye m which Edwin! 53 1‘ relgm Yard
n . ll _ Y- labia to be about once mo- big-game birds in the State and en- {Alleles stars. This five-part picturiza‘ 54 Norwalk Lock Co.
—- - nix t service at the East avenue M. E, A number of alterations are being. _.... ‘9‘ joylng themselves in the extreme. gtlon of DeMille Brothers comedy hit 6 Hoyt’s Theatre .
«11:. and Mrs. William A. Philips of. Church Surfered because of the heavy lmade in the office of the new Darleni Men of the Greens Farms church ~-——— is full of amazing plots and milled. 6! Reed St. and Putnam Ave.
13 Central avenue. are the parents of rain storm; but nevertheless an audi- ggurage. iparloh are building a stone well u- riff,“ :vndnnobert §(1hm‘i\dt intnels‘l- lventures. {satisfies w“: tlglemlfadilgg ”a? 2 iorvvail; fiospitai 1
_ enceof ver fa. ’r E r u (it . . ‘se or s omnnce n . ew or “In “The a mg 0 0' y urn use a
I. ten pound boy. born last night. ‘Rev Ge yM if; p oportlons greeted. The (,Ungreganmal Young People's 1 o n he addition tenths (emetcr). jMonday. Fm” O'Hara Is the featur- land “lteady Money" “,0 features mm 9 Cross St.
‘ . . orge . otple, When he ”053 Society will hold an “alphabet" social 3 Oliver H. Jennings and family have led character in this play and all the .proved big attractions in Norwalk. ——
7 “The Woman’s Auxiliary, of cm; to dellver the sermon of the eveninguon Friday night. opened their residence in mi. place llewspupers are KiVan Space to his! __________._._._._. .NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES.
- Church, will meet this afternoon at and all were stirred by a presentation. ... ‘- g'l‘hey have been staying in Bridge. icle‘” “Cling and “my“ abiliiy. Minn-‘0!!!) THEATRE 10.
the home of Mrs Fred M. Whetler, on of Christ as the desire, the hope and? Victor lirineway. of NeWark, was lport.. ‘ Work has been started on m ex , Messrs. Shuhert announce that Lou. 1:. Cor. Main and Wall Step
. . ~ . . .. ' 3 ' I . . ' 21 Holden Ave. and l‘nion lace -
ee . the ins iration of the f .“16 guebt .,f friends m town oval ._....._.. . 4 _ _ ‘ ' . .Tellegen. remembered as leading man _ .
myrtle str t P ages to 9. mm 3Wusliington‘s Birthday. l . ‘ ‘ . .7 . ¥ _ )tensne alterations to the Odd bellows “Willi Mn“. Sarah Bernhardt, will no 22 Spring Hill and Kellogg St. 3
revelation 0' H15 supremacy In all ”10‘ -_ .__. . Ah“ Juliu “M‘f‘m‘m has returned “mm” and u his force 0' men were ‘seon at the Stamford Theatre Sat- 24 Union Park l
Arnold Pitt and Sister. Miss Flor- bases of Milton; even those that read . . ~ . . . 2"“3‘. 4“. ”8“ i" “W “M 0"" and Pl" ‘0 “I“ ‘0 “’5" “‘9 l0” "”0“?!“- *u F bruflrv 27m. Matinee and <25 West Ave. and Berkley St. -
The ( onglegiltlonul Ludiee Aid So. is melting with Mr. and Mrs A W i I‘day. e - 1 ~
once Pitt, of Brooklyn, have been via. the darkest, on.” “we“, um “mum,“ at the 4.3“," " ‘ ' ' inigm, in "Taking Chances" which has .37 I‘l‘nnkllll Ave. and Lynee Pure l
l ’- ' ‘ z - l ' L31 Gals House (Private Box)
lung Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cummings.
of Fort street.
Rev. Teeple took as his text the home of Mrs. F. v. Curtrell.
words of Pilate: “What shall I do with ?
JGBIIB?" and lIl the COUPSG 0! his ad? A oak? Stile and pink ten will be
dress traced the Christ to come 8.51911.“ 1m,“ $011.6 "f “If; Tlh‘iogf’re
the great control factual Iirst dimly F351;? “Jill-inflolifmgrega mm a lea.
forehadowed, In promise, type and -._... -—--
figure. and then from age to age no.1 Carrie :3. MacDonald of Darien lice
suming more definite shape in ' the lf‘y’ofllhha: frfifoihi,“::°" $2.21?”
' in e l I) )8 ' 0 ll 0-
33:? 0;; m“ k“ revealed by ‘h‘flmri liarilonuld of i‘umhrid‘ge. Muss.
. e apo e of the types or alleging dosertlon. The couple were
the Christ, of his miraculous birth, of‘marrled (lot. 2, 1885. and the descr-
llis vicarious suffering and death, as '00" ‘5 “"“ged ‘0 ““W 1’95"“ i" Jnn'
vaguely discernable in the mythologylwoo' Th” Gummy of UM mm” Child
of the ancients; of Babylon, of Egypt, Us flaked rm"
and of Greece. He then traced the:
some thought as portrayed in the
history the poetry and the prophecy
of the Bible. He next took up the an
tempts at substitutlou made by [her
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Adrenalin Cromwell, of Koyeer
street, ls entertaining her sister. Mrs.
j Perry, of Danbury at her home
East Side.
Miss Flora Harris, of the Bronx,
New York, who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Vogeliw on East
Washington street, has returned to
her home. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs J. W. Wallace. former-
le of Edlle avenue. will leave the
East Side within a short time to take
- up their permanent residence in Ms-
.1- mroneck, N. Y.
The funeral service for ll‘rildcrlck
.P. Chaddcrton was held yesterday
‘iifierliuon ut lll‘! luic homo. The burial
office with road by llcv. 1. Newton
Phelps. who also conducted the nor-
vice of rommital in Spring Grove com-
' moralist the critic and the sclf-satis- . . .
- . ' story. The builiil ritual of the Mil—
“02:119. oytster fpeglnilblflme" ‘3 prao lied showing how utterly Inadequate lsonlc order was recited by nlcmbcra
y a a. s an -st at the present they all were for so terrible a thing Tot ('niull Lodge. F. lull] A. it. of St-
time. Local fallowers of this trade
. spend the most of their spare time
down the creek lu quest of clams.
Local friends have received advices
to the effect that Elmer Case, who
Que been visiting friends and relw
gwm. In. Florida for some time past,
/ lovers] days ago left Fort Meyers,
‘Florlda. and is now homeward bound,
as sin, He then spoke of the love 01. :Illllfol'd, of which he was a member.
God; of his compassion. and grief and
sorrow and then of our lack of realize.
Lion of the importance of the cross
from the Divine side.
“History brings Christ Inm our own
Darlcri will continue to be a part of
ltho Stamford l’robiltc t‘ourt Distrli‘l.
.In the House of lteprosentatlves In
{Hartford yesterday. the bill was un-
lfavorubly reported. as the petitioners
lwlthdrcw It. It In believed this action
experience. He is on 0‘" hands. “:ejis generally satisfactory to a major-
mly wash our hands in many waters, ‘lty of the residents and taxpayers
but he is still there. “What will you who had lluslncss with the Probate
do with Jesus?" Do, we say we will 'Court.
do nothing? Then we are doing some. illit- M_ -"""‘
thing We 1 .. , ,. 3 Mrs. Newton ll. tlrofoot of this
- are any ng Away “ "h ltown died on Monday in the Catskill
film." A man on a sinking vessel Mountains, where she had gone sever-
Illay DI‘Otest that he thoroughly helm days hcfnrr to attend he funeral
Moves in the efficiency of life presert'. l‘" ‘1 llrother-ln-lmv. She was over
' ' . - here for
BIS to 33v Go years old. and n resident
9 life, and yet steadfastly .mauy your-9.. Four sons survive llcr~—
l refuse to put one on, His act denies .Loills. Ernest, George and Clarence.
‘llls word. Unless he acts he will go ‘The latter is n mull-carrierin Nor-
down without hope. Many reserve a iwulk; t‘lsorue Is a well-known print-
little “ROCCUDlEd Space ill one corner i” i“ 8‘1"“
0! their life for Christ, but all their. ill be held here tomorrow.
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energies the" “CUVHY In used In the; 5mm Chemist John P. Street. from
(“30 M. E_ Church. Rev. Mr. :feeplel‘ service of the world. i am reminded ltho State cxul‘l‘illll‘llml will") in
was at his best, and delivered an ad-j 0‘ the boy who. attempting to dance iNW’ "“3”“ "”015“ 11“)?”le (pledge?
. «as of particular interest. ‘8 clog. perhaps for the first time.“ the MW“ ”8" er“ ' '
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found that while he made consider-lot our food products :is we receive
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Drivers are complaining about the
unusually muddy condition of Howard
avenue, on the East Side. It Is claim-v
ed the wagons sink into mud up to
the wheel hubs, and that the contents
of the wagons are liberally sprinkled
,with the thick mud.
Rev. G. M Teeple, pastor of the
but Norwalk Advent Christian church
was the speaker last evening at the
evangelistic meeting in the EBBI‘BVB‘E
;
ford. 'l‘lic fimerul servlcu‘
0 gave a full explanation of most'
. Howard Faircllild of the clerical
department of the l’lttstleld. Muss.
‘postofflcc, visited last week With his
:parents llcre. '
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Mrs. E. A. Beers of Wright street
will be the hostess of the regular
meeting of the (‘urrent Events club
Thursday afternoon.
u—v-mw
Harold Sterne, ll student of Pratt
Institute in New York city visited
last week with his parents, Dr. and
‘lllrs. 'I‘. i‘. Stems tit their home on
lllurr uvenuo.
It Is thought that the do: which
hit llllchnel l‘askelly of No. 14 Cross
,ntreet a few ditye ago belonged in
:Soulhport and was the one which
bills killed on Sunday there.
i
Itev. Lawrence L. Barber of the
ltlrocnn Fllrnla CC'hul‘Cll responded to
1the toilet. "The Knight of His Quest"
gut (llt‘ Nut‘ionul convention banquet
of the Alpha Chi Rho fraternity at:
-l{otcl Astor. New York city
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4. Frederick Hope of ltlvorsldc live—
Inuo was a victim of it strange uccl-
ldent. While Working in. adult Bros.’
to few days ago, Hope dropped a long
fbourd, which hounded up and struck
fihls cllln. It happens that his
stonguo was out at tho tlme and re-
ceived in bud hlte.
Mr. and Mrs. Id. 8. Gaylord of Min-
neapolis are registered at the West—
port hotel. Mr Gaylord Wits formcrly
a Weutport boy. having moved away
from here some 45 years ago They
'ure making a tour through the East
land wlll spend some time In West-
iport renewing old acquaintances. llc.
iformcrly lived In Suilgutiick.
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St. Bernard§& Co.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Erresh Stock Reasonable Prim
PROMPT SERVICE
Sungetuok
Tel. Connection.
Conn.
FRANK ARGUMENT!“- BEGIN 3mm 3 long run In Vienna, Paris and
I WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.- The fateillerlln. tm the other side. the play.
lof Leo M. Frank, under death sent- ,which is a comedy in three acts is
wince for the murder of Mary Phfixull. ;known no "A Charming Fellow," but
.the Atlanta. Ga... {KNOW Hi“. depends 1 “Taking Chances" will be the title
gupou the outcome of oral argument fused in America. The English version
lof his habcas corps case. which was 3from the German of Paul Frank and
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41
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West Ave. and )lerwin fit.
Harbor Ave. and Orchard St.
Chapel St. and Harbor Ave.
West Ave. near Armory
Elm Crest and Stevens St.
Cross St. and Wilton Ave.
’ Main and North Ave.
.to begin late today before the Su- Siegfried Geycr has been made by 54 l
preme Court. Attorneys in Frank's :Ilenrimo and Morgan. 43 France St.
52 Main und Catherine Fts.
,belmlf wore ready to argue to the? In Mr. Tcllegon's supporting com-|
court that he should he released on lpuliy will be Ivy Troutman, Carlotta
gu llabt’fls corps writ on the ground JIonterey, Winifred Harris, Gaston
from the trlul court when the jury's 'J. Ashmrd und othes.
verdict of guilty was returned de-r _._..... 1.... .63
.prlved the court of jurisdiction over i ’ l“
lhlm : till T L085 I'lllll .
l Representatives of the. Sluts of - l
1:Gcorglu were to argue that he had ITMMY Your! frOm Today I Bnldhead. _ E
ed Man Will Be an Unusual I
Sight.
One of the most prominent drug-i
gists of America made a statement a!
eeks ago which has caused it‘-
had nmble opportunity to raise tho'
.polnt of alleged mob violence. and,
[that ho had not done so in due time. :
‘Thoy also had prepared to nggue that ‘
‘wulver by Frank‘s former attorney, .
lof hls right to be present when the { few “
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that lilob violence and his absence jlllcrvllle. Walter S. Graven and Henry 25
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a
New Canaan Ave. Cor. Fnlr St.
Chestnut ncnr Summer St.
Main St. and Union Ave.
0n the Grcen.
East and Lincoln Aves.
East Ave. and Daskam Lane.
AST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES.
lFire headquarters. 36 Van Zant Street
Telephone 170
l—Fltch School (private).
Private boxes will only be pulled
. , . ' . I
.jury returned its verdict was binding , great deal of discussion among scion for tire on premises where located.
jun him. ‘ East: In the medical press.
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FEDERAL TRADE BOARD
INQUIRY.
\\'ASHING’I‘(.).\'. Feb.
Lllnto the qualifications of President
inlson‘s nominees for the new Fed-
eral Trade Commission \\-s begun
today by it sub-Committee of tho
Senate Interstate Commerce Commis-
wiun. The committee but! before it for
icollsldcration ditto from the White
illomw. whlvh llad heifu ufikcd f0? "0' none. Itching scalp. splitting hair an
l'm've ‘0 "'6 “ommm'm‘s' It " pm“ all scalp diseases will follow and twen-
.ncd to present a report to the fulll
(,()m,l“,me 0“ Saturday he“ , ty years from now a bald head will be:
' a rarity."
Ther Is onl lie ' to 0 dan-,
EONEMISE RELIEVE: ° " ° "y “e
A coin- Ilo llllllllllIlEé
' druff, and that is to kill the germs.
i There is only one hair preparation the
J
in
l Mildredlnn Hair Remedy, Increases Its
t .
i or
.u.
It will be used by nearly every man.
woman ltnd child in America wlthln
eight years.
“When Mlldredlna Heir Remedy is ;
used almost universally. dandruff will.
disappear and with its departure bald-|
l
Ina HaIr Remedy. This unusual hair,
Pope's Cold Compound" EM. Bad restorer with its record of tllousandel
Cold- or GrIppe In a Few Hour-
Rellef comes'lustantly.
i A dose taken every two hours until
Ithree doses are taken will end grippe
lmisery and break up a severe cold
leither in the bead, chest, body or
|limbo,
3 It promptly opens clogged-up nos-
wllere there Is any life left; It will!
Itching scalp in three weeks or money!
back.
It Is the most pleasant and Invigora- ,
ting tonic. Is not sticky. or greasy.‘
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on by the chief or acting chief n
his arrivsl'at the fire, ~
. of cures will grow hair on any head ‘ 33
cure dandruff. stop falling hair andl34
343~8hore Haven.
A telephone message to Electric
“‘3 “‘d‘ "" "‘9 “9‘" “a" gmwm'mioilon (705) betweenthe hours of e
m. and 8 a. m., giving location of
“inquiry i "‘83 “a it h“ during the mat year. : fire. an alarm will- be given from near
[million
Second alarms aro only. to, he giv-
pon
5—Marvln School (private).
d l 212—East Washington and Fort Sis.
pit—Van zlmdt Si. and Osborn live.
216—East Ave. and Rowan St,
inf—Winfield St.
Ens-Fort and Charles Sts. ‘
ZZl—East Ave. and Fitch St.
t . 226—St. John St. and Edlie Ave.
1will kill the germs and that is Mildred-.332"Se““°w AW- lmd First St-
1335—Boulevard and Second St.
336—»Cove Ave_ and Fifth St.
7—Bmllcvard and Blackstone St
(Tel)
l—Keyser St. and Pine Hill Ave.
(Tol.)
.342—Keyser St. and Duck Pond rd.
(Tet)
(Tel.)
Special Slllnale.
able progress with one foot, the other
seemed to lag behind hopelessly. At
last becoming disgusted wItll his
lack of proficiency, he exclaimed. You
right foot, all right; you left foot, you
can't dance; you belong to the
church." Too many of us have one
foot that Is very active for the world;
and one shuffling. inactive one in tile
service of Christ.
Air. and Mrs. Berry, of ‘Seavicw ave.
tie, are planning to remove to Wood?
guard avenue. In the Second District.
fir. and Mrs. William Lee. in the Mur.
inky Block, on East Washington.
fleet, have removed to Marshall
Direct, ‘South Norwalk. l
The Mayflower Hook & Ladder
Oompany’s quarters on Van Zant
etreet this evening will be the scene Tonight, the churches participating
; of» the fourth sitting in the Ilremen's in union services will meet in their
lipinochle tournament. A jolly s()cmlrespcctive houses of worship for the
Time will be enjoyed as well as cards. ' regular mid—week prayer meeting; bl"
Several complaints are [being made there will be union services again to-
inthe vicinity of Betts place by own- marrow night, “’hiCh W1“ again «be
’8]! of chickens. 'It is said a. number. recognized 3'3 Sunday-school night,
of chickens have been killed within oi
short time, apparently by a weasel. A?
careful watch is being made, but 30%
hr the local people have been unablef
' ‘ catch the animal. I
ROWAYTON
~~§V~Wfifl§m‘
William Crooks is ill at his home in
rose street. .
.._’.-—-n r
’ There is considerable indignation
,‘felt among the oystermen of the
East-Side regarding the action of the C
state authorities in desiring to dies}
as to private parties the natural' ‘ .
growth oyster beds off Bridgeport. It|b Perciynlilowland, of Bridgeport. has
il'clnimed it will only be a question . » een v 3 ng friends here.
of a short time, providing this n-rsti
flop is taken. rotors all the publio‘
natural growth oyster beds are con-
trolled exclusively by prIvate individ-
finals. This would mean that a liveli-
hood will be taken away from many
local men, as they depend on the prom
mm “‘0‘“ “Wing “1°39 W59 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mills have
m matter In a topic of unusual In- boo
‘ u entertalnln Allan _
W to the East Side. and Is being by, of B fl ‘86er Ely and turn
“holy and ludignnntly discarded. l
‘gAn Important meeting of the an ep- i
”feel commlttee. the three dlatrlcte‘
*3 m0". and the city council Charles Hen-l
1” “Id In! evening. It was brought:- " of nghlend avenue.
W Wins the mm of th- Ill-cue! llhe ll. lwltm. of unwed. New
till! ‘t m In! dletrlct mm" 1.”. 1' “m“ h." "II-ch I". to
‘3 mi 3" 3“. “ "' voted take use-Ion of hor'uoeatly pur-
M
ill- “I'm ‘0 “v silos-e m In muons
. to all or an ever to at ..._...
Bluebirds have Ron reported from
the country about Rowayton.
Harold Ketcham. who has been vis-
Itllig friends here, has returned to
Long Island.
Dr. and Mrs. Wlllle, of Brooklyn,
have been guest! of Mr. and Mrs.
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mammmsu’ mmmmluqmor
tthem. Ht‘ spkc lit length upon udul-I
Iterntlonn which are used extensli’ely.
ISomc ildulternnts while not no lit-i ,._.
:jurlous to health are. lnjm’lous to‘
Loilc‘s pocketbooks‘iil value received.
jhipsuking of colored lidultcrnnts, lie’.
lsnld that there were some 2,000 dlfw RANBURY
fcrcnt color ingredients which would 3
lbc used. It was a hard matter tolde- .
termlnc in many cases jost which of
these had boon used. Adulteratcd so- 3
‘da, candy. ctc.. had been widely ex-‘
[lei‘lmentcd with. Ill candy. the
speaker mentioned harmful and harm
loss things which bud been place in
them. He cxplulned the mlsbranding
of articles and various ways in which
manufacturers tried to deceive. He
Mrs. C, H. Buttery Is spending a
few days In Bridgeport.
Mr. .Solmausky and family, who are
at present residing at the Clark home
spoke of the manner of prosecutan S‘Wd' Newtown avenue Wm move
iln such cases. Canned food required ’Wednesday to New “7593’.
lan important study. The speaker men- ’
Itloned different methods or prebnrm Master Willie Clark, six-yeamld
5:22:12: :é‘r'f‘gég‘gp‘rg‘afiefigjgggng . son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Clark, of
.~ Newtown avenue. was taken to the
-Norwalk Hospital yesterday. to be
{lured In the State. A social hour was
lnfterwurd enjoyed. Russel Hart sank. ,
operated upon for an abscess on the
liver.
{accompanied at the plano by s. ’E.
‘Whltney.
7 .
WESTPORT .
AND
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The White Shoe store opened in
the Monroe building Tuesday mOrn-
1mg.
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W. S. Adams visited last week In
[New York city. _
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Friday In Hart-
Charlca Brown of the Advcrtlser
force spent Sunday wltll friends In
New Haven.
John Flke visited
ford on business.
.._.._..
‘ Miss Marlo Remeon has been vIs.
slung In Brldgeport.
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1 George N. Roblnaon of New York
its rculetcred at the Weetport Hotel.
Roger Potter returned to hle stud-
Is: In the U._ of R. Tuesday utter a
visit with hll parent: on South Main
street.
Mrs. uni-and Sconeld and Miss
Grace Ileupt were guests of Mr. and
lire. Him-y F. Zarr on 90qu street.
Monday.
Lewis Rue-on bu return! to this
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,5 Benjamin Form of Milford has been
‘ In town for A few days on budneee.
' Edward L. helm of Nov vol-it so
,vloltod last week will relaun- in
town. ‘
true and air passages in the head,
:etope nasty discharge or nose run-
jning. relieves sIclt headache, dullness.
:feverlshrlsss. sore throat, sneezing.
sorenessand stlflness.
I Don't. stay stuffednp! Quit blowingl
{and shuffling! Ease your throbbing
lhead! Nothing else in the world gives
.sucll prompt relief as “Pope‘s Cold
iCompound." which costs only 25 cents
i!“ any drug store. It acts without
assistance, tastes nice, causes no in-
:convenlence. Be sure you get the
genuine.
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REBUILT TYPEWRITERS -- L. C.
Smith. Underwood.
Remington. all other
makes, sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals.) 83
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month.
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, JAS. DONNELLY.
I6 South Main Street. South Norwnlk.
.._._.—*
tillers
Saving oi Iron-Ill
we . have ever prepared.
varied that we can suit
uoirru lulu cum . _
. Oilr ‘
February Furniture Sale *
maintainer-prices.
This -is the largest and best February Sale that
ed is priced way below regular price and the »
assortment is so complete and the showing so
furniture for everyIroom in t 1: house.
; A. J. Collins Company,
would. citation AND Ill-Auntie.
and is used extensively by ladies of
refinement who desire to have and
to keep their hair sort, lustrous and
luxuriant, Fifty cents for a large hot-
tle drugglsts everywhere. Mail or;
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1—One blast st odd tImes. testing or
line open. '
ll—One blast at 8 p. m., standard time.
1-1—Two blasts, fire out.
ders filled by Amer-Icon Proprietary‘11'11‘Jr‘l'e‘lty two, 3‘ 8 a. m. ”0
00., Boston. Mass. ‘ ‘ morning session of public
| school.
‘311-11—Twenty-two, at 12:80 1). m., no
1 afternoon session of public
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| FREE to show how quickly Mil-l, sellool.
[dredlna HaIr Remedy sets, we will} 1111111111—Ten blasts quickly calls
[send a large sample free by return]; the entire department.
lmail to anyone who sends this Cou-|~‘
[pan to American Proprietary Co.,| ,ROWAYI‘ON FIRE ALAIDI BOXES.
|Boston. Mass, with their name nndl ,No. . _
[address and ten cents in silver to|j12 glgé‘lflgdfivew ‘0 N- Y.. —\- H. 3‘
my t" postage. F" ”19 by Plais‘ed'“ ‘13 Hickory Bluff and Bell Island.
Drug Store. ‘14 Pine Point and Roton Hum
“21 Long Island Sound to McKinley
. “ ‘St.
Have stopped the ladder 20 rounds :0le2 Pennoyer St. to Crone St.
58 Water street. when I will conducti 23 Cm“ St. to Railroad
a First Class Plumbing Establishment. 24 Railroad to Broom“
‘ H. A. HEGELEIN. 3 “Central," McKinley St. to Penney-
er (West Side)
Phone "06.12. 15 White Bridge north to Brookslde
16 White Bridge S. E. to Long Island
Sound .
17 White Bridge, S. \V. to
Sound.
One sroke of hell at odd times In—
dicates testing: two strokes of hell,—-—
thus. 1-1 fire is out: four strokes of
boll—w-ihus 1-1-lsl, water to be shut
off. A third or more alarms Indicates
BUY
Hazelton
‘ Coal
‘ 'l‘chJlenhfieldleouCo
nu at... I. worn or.
GUT THIS OUT
. . '1‘
Long Island
You a
to 30 per cent less
Every single item ofier-
v
eve pocketbook with ,
”0TH NOIWALK
Norwalk Chronicler