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s vTis I warning. seum's as “feeders" in many of m?
80 lot this remind you, as you read,
If you from losses would be freed,
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BUILDING,
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A meeting of the carnival con1mit-‘
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larger cities of the country. Most»;
the victims, it is alleged,'were poor
persons and foreigners, who could not
speak English.
It is charged that in some of the in-
stitutes where arrests were made
‘ dence, applied Afor treatment, were int
‘l formed that they were in the last
stages of tuberculosis or cancer and
,that $500 to 81,000 was demanded to
keep them alive. in one instance, it
is alleged, a woman was charged 5300'
for a two-ounce bottle c1
,drlnking water. nude: 111.
'that it was “radium 11:11:12"
included among the prisoners 11's:
Henry J. Schiersou, who was said by
E George. W. Whiteside, attorney for the
County Medical Society, to be one of
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‘ “tee will’be held tomorrow evening. T05 the largest operators of so-called medl-
lilOlTOW
committee will assemble.
At the meeting of the
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The police receive all kinds and
sorts o compaints. John Mlctolsky in-A
forms the officers he has lost $1.61) in
Under thedircction ot' the‘
police department a search will be con-,1 >
his home.
ducted.
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\t‘ashingtori‘htreet.
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A goodly representation of the Nor-
vwalk Gun—Club journeyed to Ridge-
tield this'li'iorning to participate in the
held in
that town today. The local marksmen
state shoot which is being
went in automobiles.
Boys and young men are not allowed
to congregate in "gangs" and stand in
front of stores on the uDPeF end °t
South Main street. instructions have
been issued to the patrolmen on this
best to see that the “Keep Moving" or-
ders are strictly carried out.
The automobile of Stanley
madge. of Woodward avenue, and the
motorcycle of John Crowley, of Water
street when the cycle shot in front of
nor of Day and Raymond streets.
. . Studenwasrropeeding up Raymond
streetwhen the cycle shot in front of
' hiscar. No one wile hurt. Some little
damage was done to the car and to the
rear wheed-ol Mr. Crowley's motor- cy-
cle.
The first evebption certificate issued
by Chief George W. Bogardus, of the
' Norwalk Fire Department,'and signed
”" ' , by Mayor Francis 1. Burnell, and City
Clerk Joseph J. Linxwelier. to be giv-
went into
effect, was this morning issued from
clerk’s oflce to George S.
Grumman. of upper Norwnlk, who, for
29 years, 3 months and 12 days was a
Hose Company.
The certifécate is attractively engrav-
affixed the gold seal of the
on out since consolidation
the city
member of Phoenix
ed, and Dir
City of Norwgslk'
filing nosepieces, eyeglas-
ses. All kin s spectacles nt Brand's.
—ANO'rHER BIG NIGHT
The McEnelli Singing Orchestra at
the Armory)‘ Sat. eve, April
24.
Bromo Seltzer, 10c size
Bronlo Seltzer, 25c size
Bromo Seltzer, 5’oc size
if Bromo Seltzer, $1.00 size ..
....15c
....‘30c
60c
Stillson-Powell Corporation
811 WASHINGTON STREET.
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afternoon at 5 o'clock the cal institutes in the United States.
playground committee of the carnival
lKNlGHTS 0F COLUMBUS DANCE.
Norwalk Combined Councils of Norwalk and
Building, Loan and lntestment Com-
held Tuesday night, eight new
members were take-11 in the associn- ‘
lion and five loans were negotiated. ‘
l South Norwalk Will Hold. it In
Assembly Hall, April 30.
The Knights of Columbus of this
{city and their friends are looking for-
lward perpectsntly to the'forthcoming
‘reception of the combined councils,
which will be held in Assembly Hall,
Norwalk, Friday evening, April 30th.
When these councils united to hold
a dance, they have had their efiorts
crowned with success, the affairs be-
ing among the leading social events
of the season.
'l‘hisnffair is in charge of nearly
the same committee as the events (1‘
previous years, and every effort is
being expended to make this an
enjoyable one.
Particular attention is being paid to
the music for the dancing. The dance
order of sixteen numbers has been
very carefully arranged. The couple
that enjoys the pleasure of the
dreamy waits as well as lover of the
quicker steps of the one-step and for
trot, will be well' taken care of.
Popular airs from the best musical
comedies now playing will be render-
ed for the dancing.
elm. souuo AND oAcoEoL
Attacked By Two Men—Posse Burch-
' en woods Nesr Alton ‘ A
ALTON, N 11.. April 22. —The find-
ing of lvlwelyn Jones, 14 years old,
bound, gagged and in an unconscious
conditidn near the shore of Lake Win-
nipcsnukee yeste1day was followed by
a search of the woods by a large pos-
se of townspeople last night. for two
men who are believed to have attack-
ed her. The girl who was pronounc-
ed by physicians to be in a critical
condition revived sufficiently to say
that while she. was on her way to
meet her father on 11 lonely road two
men seized her and pressed :1 hand-
kerchief over her nose. .She said she
became dizzy and knew nothing,v (I
what happened afterward. The au-
thorities expressed the-"opinion that
the handkerchief had been saturated
with chloroform and that the men,
thinking the child dead. carried her
into the woods.
The Second Distrlcl ‘Commission-
era are having all the fire hydrants
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drants off in good shape:
At the regular semi-monthly meet,-
11ig of NorwalkAerle._‘No. 533, F. o.
19., five new application for member-
ship were received. All details Were
settled for the spcial function which
the eerie gives this evening to their
wives and lady friends. it will occur in
Red Men's Hall, ~
as:
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‘A cynic Said
’“MOST on Us LINE TO
SAVE, BUT NONE on .Us
. LIKE TO BE CAUGHT
It ought to be an honor to be
'AT
healthy detectives who, to obtain ev1- ,
about the district painted green, and »
. the new spring suit shows the hy-
-—THIS WEEK. SPECIAL—
more than ever. .
a savings bank depositor and we
are sure it is so regarded by all
right thinking people. Extrava-
game, not thrift, is disgraceful,
and it is something that all good
Americans should shun now, P
So. NorwoikASllvinns
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iron! and a fine lineup of celebrities
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'lflLvL'lE'S, PUNCTURED ROMANCE.
"Its better .to have loved and lost
than never to have loved at all, is
what someone has said and the truth
of this is generally accepted. vBut Til-
lie's Romance, which was Punctured,
so the story goes, is decidedly unlike
the average affair of the heart and it
will be the most interesting for the
. reason that it is out of the ordinary.
“Tilie’s Punctured Romance" makes
“one or the biggest comedy plays that
firm; ever filmed' and featuring as it
' does two notable screenstnrs, Marie
‘Drssslersnd ‘Cho‘lyChsplin,’ it is bound
to be a. winnert‘Thls play spears today
at Pleasant Hour and Lockwood's Hall.
There will be big’crowds. Many who
have seen the picture before and
know its merit will be on hand early“
to see it“sgsin. Be sure to‘get out on
time and see this‘comedymit. For Fri-
day the Famous Players with Daniel
Frohman will present Alice Davey in'
”The Comnidn‘dinx omcer" Ssyre's
well known military drama. In addi-
tion to Miss Dovoy who plays a diffi-
on, who starred in "The Country Boy,"
Jack Pickford; brother of Mary Pick-
who are sure to he liked in this play
that proved the rage of two continentl.
- "Wildflower"
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Sterling First Anniversary Sale
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Played by , Marie Dressler,
ably supported by the inimitable
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will be shown- complete.
TOMORROW:
Alice Davey and Marshal Neilan
in Sayre’s Military Drama,
“THE COMMANDING OF-
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Thursday April .3
'22nd- 1915,Witl1
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