PM?! EIGHT
A WARNIN G"
When} you hear the Fire Alarm at:
night. I
7 "Mose ELECT o'er-dens.
William H. Casey Chosen Dictator for
the Ensulno Year. I
Regular meeting of South Norwalk
Lodge, No 529, was held last .eieningI
'Tisa wwarnins lat Moose Home, South Main street,
When smoking ruins mark the site, I “he“ the officers 10" the ensuing year
Iwere elected. The meeting was large—
ly attended and owing to the largeI‘
l membership the Australian ballot wasI
' used which resulted in the following
officers being elected.
Past Dictator—Edward Brown'ell.
Dictator—Wm. H. Casey.
\’lce»chtaior——B. F. Briggs.
Prelate—LF. 'M. Hoppel,
Treasurer—Frederick H. Ganung.
inner Guard—Ernest Britto.
Outer Guard~ilobert Kildul‘l.
Trustee for 3 years—Joseph
1230‘ Linxueiller
Weldon Meloche was named as a
_ 1 member to serve and represent the
lodge as one of the Board of. Goi‘ern- \
W
ors of the Connecticut Field Day As-
)llss Katherine Spielliergcr, of
socizrtion at Hartford, which event
_wiil he held June 17, 1s and 19. A
Philadelphia, is spending a few dnys
visiting friends in Westport.
. Tie a warning.
So let this remind you, as you read.
if you from losses would be freed,
Insurance is the thing you need.
'Tis a warning.
Taylor 8. Golden:'
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
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committee was also appointed to ar-
range :1 banquet at which time the
supreme officers’are to boxim‘ited
which event will be in honor of the
closing of the charter which takes
place April first
initiations will be held every Sun
day afternoon and Thursday evening
for the remainder -of this month for'
the benefit of all candidates who have
not so far been initiated
After many remarks from the
llltéllhel's for the good of the. order
the irrectirig adjourned at :1 lfllc‘ hour.
dial Brushes. ()‘Brien‘s.
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Mrs. Fred Shiedler was the chair-
man of the committee in charge of
the supper ;:i\’rll last evening in the
South Norwalk Baptist church under
the auspices of the Mizpah Circle of
King's Daughters. The affair was 11
pleasing success financially, and so-
cinlly all that could be desired.
FRI NCH REMEDY AIDS STOMACH
SUFFERERS.
France has been called the nation
without scrunch troubles. Tire French
121210 for generations used a simple
mixture of vegetable oils that relieve
stomach and intestinal ailments and
krop the bowels free from foul. pois-
onous matter. 1The stomach is left to
perform its functions normally. i11-
digcstion and gastritis vanish.
Mr. Geo. H. Mnyr. a leading drug-
,gist of Chicago. cured himself with
this remedy in :1 short time. The dc~
mand is so great that he imports
these oils from France and conipliunds
them under the name of .‘iluyr's Won-
Illiss l-flln .I. lltxlrec will leave Nor-
wnli. for Washington. ll. t‘., where
hill 1112 lllt‘ gucst of Lieutenant
and Airs. lluuncweli. .\l1'.-'.. Huntrewcll
was formerly Miss Sndic of
Bridgeport. and 11 111111-13 of Miss liyt.
hoe. Before her ictur'n to Norwulk.
Miss ilyxbce will iriukc :1 stay :1: At-
lantic City.
slic
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wSmoked Shlds. 121'. 1b.
N. Y. Mitt.
Tlfc third of thc Loni special ser-
vices to be held 11'. St. Paul's Church
tonight 11: 8 011111111 11-111 11111.. as Will“ RentedyZ People everywhere
prcncher, the Rcv. Stephen F. Sher: write and tcstlty to the marvelous re.
man. the new rector of St. John‘s licf they have received thing ””5
remedywone dose [will rid the body
of polsonous‘raccretious that have ac-
cumulaten for years‘ and convince the
1.1.1.41 chronic sufferer from stomach,‘
ll1cr or intestinal troubles
\layr‘s 11111111911111 Remedy is sold
by leading drugglsts everywherewltlr
Church. Bridgeport. There have heen
good congregations at these special
serficcs thus far and it is hoped that
many will like to attend tonight. Alb
arI9’ cordially in1itcti.’l‘be choir is
in attendance, and the service lasts
about an hour.
firepositive understanding that your,
_,.FI.QS}, gmdsu 13.. 1b N. 1', him. money will be refunded without .11uosw
tinn or quibble if ONE bottle falls to
site you absolute satisfaction.
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.l largely attended and enthusias-
tic meeting 01‘ the members of Court
Laurel Club last evening was held in
the quarters of the South Norwallc
E.“ on EN (‘Y K ITS
Council. Knit-this of Columbus on ,_ . ' '
\' t‘ \i ' - 1. . . ’ The bill calling: for t-mcr'gcncy kits
1 or n . hm Stl‘t 1t. it “85 \oted W in runuufnctnrlng plants. passed by
hold :1 dance for the benefit of the the house l-‘riday. was 1111 follows.
club on tho cvcning of April it, in “Section 11 livery person. firm. or
licd Rich's Hall, on Washington 21:3;“TI‘IIFM“noi‘g’mymfih “3’5"“5 1“
. 1 ' '1 1‘0 no on 11' 'll ct‘ous
slit-let. Last night 1110 new members lil:11'liliicl',\'. In In“, 111.111u111c11t-lfig mp
wcre admitted. The following were 1.111111 =-l1nnut. except thou; maintain l
clectcdit board of dircctors: llr, ll. E. “it: equipped flist- aid touhc- lnlur'cd
'Suilivnrr, l’i'nnli J. Donolme. IIugh ititiiirs,sl_1ull cause to be comenlcnl—I
l1 Illflll‘tl 1‘ horn sili'li "1:11 hil‘cl‘i is
n'pcr.1to<l.s11lijoct to such Cilllngc in»
(3113' location 118 the factory lnspoc'toi Inn)"
1d111~~.(t an cuicr'gcncy kit for use in
Icusc of accidents. Such klt shall con-
ttln sterilized ruhierlni for bandages,
utrtlscptics cotton. and rostor:tti1es,‘i
11itl1 such other materials as nrervncc-
11ssur11' in emergencies. Such miller-i
iuls sh1ril be kept iir a dust- pr:oot case
«11 ('ltlrlllt‘t nithin easy across 01' .111
[101 '>(ms employed on such premium. .'
‘Soction 2. The cxcctttito ofl’iccr
111‘11111' corporation or general man-I
tiger. or other person having control.
of dungcr'ous inachlnuv who shullI
,‘ail to comply with any piflo1ision of
‘thls act shall be fined not more than .
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Currinbcll. Sr. C. A. 1\lc.\'1rinara,.\llss
Annn Sieegmuller. Miss Julia
girun and Miss l'illu McMahon.
Spatial Sale
WAMPOLE’S EXTRACT OF
COD LIVER OIL.
67¢ 67¢ 67¢
Siiilson-Powell Carporation
132 WASHINGTON STREET
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To Avoid
Worry
01 cr tlrc possibilitv of losing or
having stolen, any valuable docu-
111c11ts,jc11'clr_1' ctc.. is to have
:1 pr11atc Box 111 our Safe— —dcpoS1t
\ aults.
It is PROTECTON INSUR-
ANCE of the very best arid at a
cost any one can afford—one'
cent a day
Come in and inspect our new
stern
h’s‘o.
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Bank
'Alden Solmans, President. .
George L. Woodward. Tress.
I‘ most important bill before the Legisla-
. the corporate excess
111111 in about two weeks.
All these matters will
‘Ads. when the
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lodge Henley Declares Blinds
Should liars Been ilsod instead
of Current Revenue
HARTFORD, March ll.—Represen-
tatives of many large corporations
about the State appeared before the . ‘
legislative committee on finance, yep-
térday afternoon. to oppose a bill
which would increase the present cor
porstion tax. "I’l‘lris is considered the
ture in the furtherance of the policy
of boosting the state's revenue. Tub
bill provides for a tax of four mills on
The corporate excess’ is, roughlyI
speaking, the difference between the
sum of 11' corporations capital ElOL‘li
and indebtedness and its tangible
propcrty, taxable by ordinary methods. 1
it represthts a sort of intangible
value 3
lho bill would apply to all corpors- ‘
tlons doing business 111 the stale elf-l
‘cept trust companies, banks, steam o:t
clettric railroads and railways. [ole
graph cable or telephone comp-rules.
"i‘hc business men 11 lro appeared be 1
fore the committee claimed that the
corporations are already taxed sut-'
i‘lcieutly.
The discussion took an unexpttted
turn when Judge William F. lion’s"
hey, of Hartford, submitted an ci-i
haustivc analysis of the State's c.\
pcnscs for several years post, which
he claimed showed that the State 1.:
not in 11 serious financial condition.
but is in fuel “making money.’ 11.1 '
WON).
showed that the actual running c1-
pcuses for the fiscal Your of 1511i 1'. cm
ucnrl) 11111111111 loss than the intoni.
hint that the deficit 11115 due entirely .
to expenditures tor buildings. im-
provcmcnts. trunk line roads
similar projects which might be class 1
illed its pcrmunent Improvements. lie:
included among these the $1,000,001)
appropriated for the New London;
harbor development.
it these improvements of a per-
manent character had been made by
bond issues and sinking funds 95-1
tubiished instead of making them out:
of the regular current accounts. the‘
State ,wliuldnot now be faclpg a den 1
cit, he said. :
Judge Afilleuton RobiSrtson, liarryj
Ginny. 'u'nd lienjunlln l. Spock or
new Haven. were present 111 the he
lug. butydld not speak. 1
The hearing proved such 11 longI
one that it was decided to set downI
the matter for another hearing. probw
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There was 111131111111 important
which came up before the committee:
and met with strong opposition pr-
riding for 11 tax or l per cent on thei
incomes of corporations. the same 1111'
the fcdcral income corporation tnLI
probably be;
taken 11p again when the second hear-‘
ing is held.
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BARREN WASTES.
An English purson was famous as a:
hunter of foxes. A Quaker friend corn-I
plitnented him on his reputation, and;
the person. with pride said that he:
could catch a fox. no matter where it
would hide.
“There is one place." said
Quaker "where a fox would be safoI
from thee.‘ '1
“Where is that "" asked the person
"‘ln thy study," said the Quaker.—
British \\ eekl1
the E
A platonic affection often warmsf
up considerably when another chap
starts calling—Pittsburgh Post.
-—llo:1rdcrs watch Sentinel WantIS
“mood to move":
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sci/11‘s tlicm.
flow to Fight Tuberculosis
. In :1 paper read in“ s- before
the Butler County Medical Society
and published In part in the Louis-' l
1llle hMedical Progress.” Dr. J. w.
(‘nrimrh 01 Sun Antonio; Texas. I .
physician who has devoted much
time to the study 0! tuberculoslm. -
said: “since lime salt- conltltnte
three-tonnhn of all the mineral sub-
ntnnccn ol the human body: their
must be ail-milled in the food- or
‘supnlemenlecl In mineral prepare-1.
(Inns, or natural It-natlou mnel
with tuber-onion!!! unchecked.
widespread and unchecked Intent! 0!
tuberculosis and other prevent-bl.
lllsennes In due llrlely to the th-
cnlrincd (limo lacking) conditions or
mu!"(mles throughout the clvllloed.
world."
1 Thus from another authoritative
medical source comes Justification
for the use or lime in the treatment
of tuberculosis.
Since this is one of the ingredi-
ents of Eokmnns Alt'eratlve, much
of the success attending the wide~
spread use of this remedy doubtless
is due to the combination of this
salt in such a Way as to render it
easily assimilable. It causes no
stomach disturbance. and since it
contains neither 0 lntes. narcotics
nort habit- forming rugs. it is safe
to ry
Eckmnn's Alteratlvo has effected
remarkable results in numerous
cases of pulmonar tuberculosis
Iconsumptlon) and II ind chronic af-
ectlons or the throat and bronchial
passe “.111 many instances ouch
condlt one. apparently. have yielded
'completel y to it.
In use your drought in: out 011
at. Ask him to order. or send direct
o no.
ems-sinus...
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Telephone 4785. H. LYNGE. Prop. 293 State St. Bridgeport I ' B I“ :
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_ 127-129 Washington Street ‘ ' ' Phone"'105 Z
N ow is {he 1'm e ’0 save Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre. 1
The. ‘
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STERLING
Week End Specials
$2.00 Medicine Cabinet special
Friday and Saturday $1. 39
Description—Oak or White Enamel, 16 inches wide,
19 inches high; looking glass, 9 inches by 12 inches, with
5 roomy compartments. For ................... $1 39
$1.50 Bamboo Book Rack '
Friday and Saturday 98c
37 inches high, 19 inches wide, 10 inches deep: very nite
Bamboo Book Rack, nicely finislictl; worth $1. 50. lriday
and Saturday. 98c.
Indistructable Trunk for $9 up
lhc Lightest, Handsomest Strongcst Trunk 11'c cvpc
saw or the money; 10 years guarantcc. \\ o1thy of 10111'
inspection. '
mp warms—v.- Wmmmmww—mW—wn. .3 » v on»? w
peoial Prices
at the
EAST INDIA TEA f 0MPANY
Lead and ”leader
1 d
$511,331.12“ ”17:1313‘1’1'21‘3: 111/2011:
34Cm
Best Creamery The very
BUTTER .
Good Table BUTI‘ER 30¢ a pound ? .
Best Family Makes Best 90C ha
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noun Bread
“3 BBIZ%CI:
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.... 110 lb. l
Large Sized California 18 for 250 I
20c lb.
Navel Oranges
Besl New York
State CHEESE
Kind
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Another lot of the f; l Cribs
Famous oven lresli, l l High Lofty
.1; II’ ‘
Yale Toast
Milk Crackers
91:31. Min. 251:
MORE SPECIALS
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Ranges
Guaranteed to
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CONDENSED MILK, can .......... ..... . ......... 8¢ I
GRAPE FRUIT. largc. lrcavy stock ......... 8 for 25¢ Bake COOk
SALT MACKEREL.eucl1 ......................... .. 5¢ :1 . d’ H _.
SMOKEDBLOATERS,cacl1 3¢ 1‘ B ,
“ SAFETY MATCHES, dozen . . . . .. ........i. :1. . . . . 5¢ an eat
crusco, ‘can ........ . .. ...... 23¢
. $14.50 1
f - Coiicc Dc Luxc. ‘
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20 Slamps T1811 with 1 ii) Premium cofi'cc,‘ 30c lb. The J
'z111l4licetll7‘cacl1cs 12c
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(3111‘sl10lCC Mame Clams, can ..... ..... Ioc
itl’Sia‘mps FREE with the ioiltiilringi
The Ideal Spring
1' 1111 lxippcrctl Herring. IOC
2 mum”,
.Pk Popping Corn . 10c 1 mustnmono .
pkg 1c111iu1110ats '. me I mum“ for WOOdl [roll
to 1111 an);
Breakfast Food 15¢
10c
25c 1
pkg. l‘cltijohns
pkg‘ Raisins 1..............
lb. Coffee .. ..
or Brass Bed
20 Year'
Guaranteed.
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East India Tea Company g
So. Norwalk.
125 Washington St. . Tel..371.
Linoleum
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Rugs
of Charge.
Matting
1108111 measured laid and delivered I‘rcc
Call or notify us and we will bring sainplcs and cstimatc.
ii. Lynne Steam Dyeing 81 Cleaning Co.
BRIDGEPORT i
on house wares-704mm.-
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Great
Sensation Sale.
lNSURANCE
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98c 8-qt. blue and white, heavy Kettles, s-qt.‘ olze . ...... ...At 32.69 ' ON ALL
stool, enameled Berlin Cooking 3:250 good size Galvanized Foot Tab. ““31 Life, Accident, PM“: Glass. .
' 1 . Workmcn's Compensation, nahu- HOUGEHOLD GOODS .
Kettles, With enameled covon— ..—now 1... ...... .1... 191: 1 bile NEW AND SECOND-HAND
Saturday 691: $1.25 Baby Suikieo. with rubber tires “" MM“ and ”mm ' . 1 .. " ‘
98c heavy Cocoa Door Mats. size 15x I . . . . . . . . 1 . . . .. . . 1. . ... . . .1 . .. .. 69c Surety-Bonds. M- GUTKOWSKY- ’ ,
25 incheo . 79c:Hesvy Paper Egg Boxes ....1191: dozen Notaries Public. Phone 419. 87 NOR‘i‘H MAIN s
101: large siz’e'bottionHouoehoidI Am- I501: Barn Lanterns ..". At'29c Steamship Tickets. , ,.
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monla—Saturdsy ........7c bottle169c 2-qt. blue and white Enameled
39o hoavytln Dish Fans, 4411:. size I- Tea and Coffee Pots ........At 490
‘ .. . .. At 29c Lighthouse CieanIer .. . . . .5 cont, 190
10c Scrub Brushes 7c10c Rotary‘Flour Sifters. 7c
25c Wright's Silver Cream ........19¢ Dustin. Ploor Mops, with red pol»
.l. M. Layton 81 (0.. Inc.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTS.
5 Railroad Ave. 80. Nos-walk
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FASI‘ FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boat loaves Pier 271 Ir
llhcr. New York (loot of Oath
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$3.50 “Wear Ever" Aluminum To: I ishod handles ...... 39c 81.). every day except Sunday,"
1 1 p. m. Freight received at. Norwnllr '
. . . 106p.m.nndotsouth Nomnk
w5:m.80p.
George F. Poona, om Agent.
MANNING .1.me 1 11
narrow nuns. 11m
The Ball filllle
4 com-u mun "new.
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lord-l mu all kinds. Vlé'l.
hill. Wilda metastable. st
. Albert F. Gehebe
mu: loan. . 25 wss'r WASHINGTON 311.
Priest"- osuvsnv. soo'm norms“
The 1.111111 Shop
Spring Fashions.
suns,“ 00111 NW con-
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