Norwalk is probably the first city
”In the United States to confer upon
it Boy Scouts the privilege of daily
raising and lowering a municipal Na-
than! Flag. It is a distinction to be
loud d and shows that our boys
have demonstrated their trustworth-
mess.
From the flagpole on Wall street
our National emblem—the, Stars and
Stripesrraised by members of the
Boy Scouts whose good conduct rec-
.ord entitles them to the assignment,
waves triumphantly to the delight
and ediflcation of our citizens,
throughout each day. This regularity
denotes the appreciation by the boys
of the honor entrusted to them and
it is an honor to which they have to
prove their right.
To grasp every morning the symbol
of liberty and freedom, and send it
. fluttering into the air of this united
country. to thrill the hearts and ex-
‘ciin the emotions of our people. es-
pecially in these troublous times of
"war abroad,——tbat flag unequalled in
~hnuty. whether Judged from a pa—
triotic or an artistic standpoint, is
unflicient to spurany boy to s more
enthusiastic pursuit of his schoolday
,_ tasks.
, The flag itself is a constant re-
minder to the passerby of what' it
studs for and 'representsfiand brings
joy and brightness into our lives,
when nothing else can. Its well
modulated colors, its uniformity of
design and its simplicity,” could not
but stir the most unpatriotlc. The
oldest National flag in existencg is lit-
modest way for the boys themselves
to show their loyalty and patriotism? .
Their actions are noticed when they
are not aware. and besides any gain
the: may result from an observation
of their conduct. they have the antler
laction of knowing that their example
will make for good citinenship and
for the glory. of the flag, it any re—
ward were necessary to encourage
them. '
Our country need not (ear for its
men if boys throughout the country
are of the Norwaik type.
MAN .IN
BAD Bfllllllllflll
Mnemosyne.
f. more Vegeta-
ble Compound.
Montpelier, Vt— “We have great
{aidiinyom'remedies [was veryir-
. - regular and was
tired and sleepy all
NEW DEPARTURE IV THE CEN.
sus BUREAU.
Washington, D. c.. May 3.—'l‘he c‘én—
sus bureau has established a new
precedent by enumerating. at local re
quest and expense, the population or
! a city between census years. This
. , .' was done last month at. Tulsa, Okla,
Ebwmmpogngeg: i under authority of a presidential or-
one melotsof good i der. and as a. result the population or
and i now feel fine. i am regular, my , thatcity on April 15. 1915. was ofllclai-
stomach isbetter “d my pains have I“ ly announced a few days ago as 225,-I
left me- You muse my me if You I 240, exclusive of 1.985 persons living;
“F“ I 3'“ Pm“ °‘ “’13?" W" 'em' ? on "lndian lands." located withini
dies have done for me. .mm' In? I or adjacent to the city but politically!
' ,M r , 1 .
wam’m NE" St” ”we” Vt . distinct from it. The increase be}
AnHonest. Dependable Medicine f tween 1910 and 1915 was 56 per cent.”
It must be admitted by every fair- l. The work was done by local enumera—i
minded, intelligent personnthata medi- f tors under the supervision of Eugene-
xengrnfynggyeyfigfimtg—odpgmq F. Hartley, an official of the census
a record for thousands upon thousands I bureau.
of schist cures, as has Lydia E. Pink- I
”hun’s Vents“: Cozmnigd without 1' NORWALK cou'rnsc'rmo NOTES.
posseesrn ea v1 ue ac
worth. Sguebgrmedicines must belooked I (The Commercial Record) "
upon and termed both standard and Plans fOr flatulence. t
dependable by every thinking person. Plans have been prepared by Archi-;
tact A. N. Paddock for a residence to
if you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia. E.Pinkhnm’s v.3“... be built at Beards Rock: for a Mr. Aus-
‘bh'Componndwfllhelpyomwr-ite tin of New York. Theghouse will be
“Lymnrl’inklmmlfedicineCo. or frame construction. provided with
(confidentialmynn, Mungfornd- every modern improvement, and will
"vice. Your letter willboopened, cost about 35,000.
“rec'd Hid; uncurered bye woman, Lincoln Avenue House.
and held'ih strict confidence. The foundations are in tor a resl-'
deuce to be erected in Lincoln avenue:
tingly the most beautiful.
isn‘t it natural that the envy of
their schoolmates is aroused, when
the more fortunate youths are ob
served. paying this constant homage
to Old Glory? is it at all surprising
that business men are watching the
alacrity and cheerfulness, and still
more the systematic promptuess with
cal work are not let.
Estimating Plans ‘
dock are being estimated for the new’
-
WhatArc Your Assets 7 '
no scientific conduct 0! business and venous]
mmmwmmum
Avoid The liability
or not having a drooling account. We Invite acooutn‘whieh are
‘gircn edit-loot. and courteous «mun.
Fairfield County National Bank. '32“:§:‘3:.§:‘.‘:‘§.‘;i.fiff”“i“
rHs oLoEsr nun m'nonwatk.
which it is done? And is not this a
ler, a, full description of which has al-
ready been given in these column
Plans for Concrete" Work.
Plans are being prepared by Archi-
tect Henry Marius for an extensive
job of concrete work for the st. Lad-A
islaus Hungarian R. C. church on cut!
street. The work will include :concrete
walki, steps and.rethlning well.
'H. W. Carr has the contract to or-
aflnirs today
its“
l. E. Whitney has thecontract for
building a' frame residence on Glen
—r_
#70 MWES fflM
I wood avenue. for Martin Million. it will
' The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has no;
D0 'voUR OWN SHOPPING
.Wholanle
"tow
Children Cry for Fletcher’s
inn-010: mtflOymMsbomtnesignamreot
_, and has been made under his per-
. none! supervision sincoits bunny.
' Allow no one todooelve yoninthis.
All WWII-inflow and “Just.- ” m but
Experiments matte-inc with and endanger the health at
Infants and WuExper-ionce against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castor-in II a harmless subsumto for Castor Oil, Pare-
gorie, Drops and. Soot Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, orphine not other Nomads.
Moo. Its 8‘0 is its guarantee. It destroys Worm.
and alloys Fever-ishness. For more than thirty years it
he: been in constant use for the relief of Constipation
Money. Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Boweis,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natal-oi sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Prion
cerium: CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
ln'llse For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
vul o'iu‘rnun commune-nu vonu or".
tor Mrs. Dilahnnty. for which r. 0. be arranged tor two families. cosunz'nlace. which will be fitted up for a
Johnson. has the contract. The houregsbout‘ $2,000. " ibowlins alley. etc. The cost will be
will have. six—om. with mice heat? I. o. Johnna; has the house which
and all improvementi. Smith Bros. arcing is building on Spring street. tor:
doing the mason work and the plumb'lfl‘rry condom,ung'dy-ror plastering“
ins. heatlns and palatial; and electrl- , Smith Bros. are doing the much work.
be W. Pencil the‘aplummng and beating, Mnehlne of Arthur Lake Hit: Bunk.
iii. 1.. Moeller the electrical work and}
The plans of Architect A. N. Pad-«Cohen Boos. tho-pointing.
about $1,000.
Near Darlen.
\ , . . . s
. ‘ 101%” Q)- Hourly
' ' i'g‘GNec the Iggy-azure {crummy -
'tuylhlh-Cebhflgllh'a—dm‘l
Any Color and Style From 25c to $5.09 per pair .
Looklcrthn'l‘ndubilrkl soldvanGoochn-u.
Lord (5‘ T aylér
new your”,
the D. mRead Co,
DANBURY AUTO IN MISHAP.
Arthur Lake, of Main street, Dnnv
1 c. 1!. Runs has the- contract tolbury. son of Robert. Lake, the'Maln
residence Wthh i! to be 8M!“ at‘ make extensive alterations in theistreet groceryman. had an automobile
beards Rock tor Captain F. L. Bent-‘bnnding of Mrs. H. F. Sturgoc on Isaac accident on the Boston Post mad. he-
Eslablis‘lrd 1357
n For Little Men and Women
» «: Garments ior Children Rarely Attractive
“Chin Chin Suits” for little boys are the latest
whimsy. A little pair 01' trousers and a loose Orien—
tal sort of coatec made on the lines of a Chinese
coolie’s blouse. It is very quaint looking and alto—
gether practical.
0 colored cbambray $2.00
White crepe, smocked “ith a color, $2.50
Vestee Suits of linen. strong and substantial. brown,
blue or white. A little white vest under the coat, $3.50
Sumndcr Suits, old rose or blue linen, $2.00
Brown Linen Suits, trousers of brown attached to a
white waist which has collar and cuffs of brown lingo,
2.00
elegantly tailored. cm—
White Linen Crash Suits,
I broidered collars, embroidered cults on the bottoms oi
' the trousers, large pearl buttons, all eminently proper,
l 1! 3.31 4.» v t pr In; $3.75
Suits of Palm Beach material which is, something
like a momic cloth, 53-50
Kate Greenaway Frocks for lassies.
High-waisted Frocks, straight—falling skirts, all
daintily trimmed with lace and having black velvet
ribbon sashes.
Lawn Frocks with elaborate smocking, white or
in colors. . ‘
Organdic Frocks with wuic hours and tucks,
belts and neckbands of colored cmbrmdcry, all ex-
quisitely hand made. .
French F'rodts of finest organdie, with ruftles .Of
late and satin girdles confined with tiny _Frcncb poems
and “petites guirlandcs,” the (laintiest of little party
frocks. ‘ ‘
‘All Tailored Garments for Little Folk. .. .
The best of Linens. Ginghams and Mlndras Suits
for gtirls and boys up to eight years, fine materials,
fine workmanship, and all the approved styles.
Infants' Long Slips. ‘h 1
A. on of beautifuu made Long Slips, all all(
work, 51:61)?an tucks, Slsi’tocking, and French law!
' rk. .
“0 Bishop FMS of fine French uainsook hand made.
Every dainty requisite for the Layette.
Second floor, C arpct Store elevator.
' Formrsnsn 1352
tween Darien‘ and Norwalk. Firady art-i day‘evenins- ‘ .
ernoon. when the steering knuckle on |
the our broke, and the car went into?P08T-MASTER AT, NEW, BRITAIN.
shank alongside the road. The inn-f WASHINGTON. May lid-President
chine was damaged to some extent,.\\'ilson today oppointed‘William F.
and Mr. Lake was forced to leave u'Delaney, to be postmaster at New
in a nearby garage over night, :Britain.‘ Conn.
Mr. Lake returned to Danbury on‘
the last train from South Norwalk mu —"‘“°"“9 “‘ m “mm"
has WHOOW’ manner we
you trouble or your glassenv need
,ndjuumg, feel 'It libe.ty to con-
suit '
WILLIAM- J. MOORE
. uP‘l‘lClAS. .
, ltrmm (i. [Cooler Building,
No. ms Washington .St.
Opposh‘ e Hoyt‘sll‘hem
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 0:307 bolt.
; N. Y. address—721,53!) Ave, 0 to
l 4 p. or. daily.
*sseunLr‘ 'rve'e‘wa‘trsns 3- L. C.
Smith.“ Underwood.
Remington, , all other,
makes. sold, rented.
repaired. Reutbls, is
per month; Machines
sold at :5: ”month.
' MS. MNNELLV.
ill scour Main guest. Moth Nor-walk.
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