RAGE EIGHT
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A/WARNIN
Whennnbouthsl‘iro Alarm st
Wit.
'—-L-~ The annual meeting of Grace Par-
ish w'i‘li'b'euhefd'thio‘éfi’ehihg. ‘* ' "
129 WaSbilzton 48L. Sqnth blorwslk
Rituals. Snorting Furniture (to.
’Tis a warning.
' WheI smokins ruins this! the site.
' 'Tls s warning.
. So let this remind you. as you read.
if you from losses would be freed.
‘ Insurance is the thing you need. .
' "I‘is s warning. 3
A dangerous spot in {the road on theL
Taylor & GOIdenlcorner of South Main and Cross Sta..L
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST co Lites been reported to the street depart-L
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A parade and dance will be held in;
South Norwalk on May 3151, by theI
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BUILDING t ment by Chief W. R. Pennington
Telephon. 1230
The regular meetittg of Louisa lodge,l L
Daughters of Herman, is scheduled
for tomorrow evening. There will beL
Lnomination of Officers and a large a. f
tendance is looked tor.
The Girls Friendly Society, of Triti-
it) church, meets this evening, in-L
stead of Thursday night, the regularL
meeting date, because 01 the fact there
_ ‘will be 11 contain given in the church
A meeting-of Sherman Council is at that time.
scheduled for this evening. A large
attendance is looked for. L
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The flag-pole will be erected itl front
of the (‘ity Hall, on North Main street,
within a few days. It will be erected
"lhe togulnr meeting of the Hat
’l rimmels l'nion will he heid at the 1.21—
-For Furniture, ‘Rngs. Beddingfi
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Phone 105. L
bot Lyceum this evening at 8 o‘clock.
in time for the 138111 anniversary of
Ithe Stars and Stripes, which will be
celebrated on June 14th.
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NEEENRNIEN ON JUNE IAIN
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Ll.ong Island Sound, and previous to.L
'passing into the hands of the Lake 1
company has been conducted by the L
Green Bros. The Green Bros. com-
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~~ Fresh Rolls delivered
hteakt‘ast.
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for early
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Sutures Bakery. Phone 43.1.1 Secertary Charles E. Hoyt, ot' the
Lt‘onnecticut Bankers Association, has
jannouuced that on Wednesday, one
’llte regular meeting of
l‘ltitshet's'
this writing
l'ltlon llnll,
the lint
in- the Central Labor
‘5 r ' s
on Washington stt'ee..
,nthe New England bankers“ association .
Lwill hold a meeting iii the Youngs‘.
Lllotel, Boston, Mass,
Mrs. Lottie l’lntt, of Sherry stz'cct,
lelt for New York city today, whorl-L
:he will replescnt t‘outt Frances 0.‘
.S., oi this city, at the annual con-
vcution of that otd'et.
The very latest "jitncy,
Ltrivume that is attracting no little at-
tention, has appeared 011 the avenue.“
LThe affair is a motorcyle with n
'llasket” seat attached. The owner of
'lllls new jitney is kept very busy be-
Lcause of the novelty in riding in the
bus. But one person can ride lit the
car at one time. The jltney makes ltsL
headquarters 011 North Main 81.. the
Loillcinl stand for all the other cars.
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MODERN WARFARE.
and n con-L
Mr. and Mrs William T. llavilnnd
and children, of Bridgeport, Mr. andL
Mrs. G. G. Dul‘l‘llllt, Mr. and Mrs Nor-
are Shepard and children, of llethel,
were Sunday callers at the Swords
bungalow, West avenue
tor early
Phone 435. ‘
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--<l<‘1'csl1 Rolls delivered
breakfast. Squires Bakery.
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Members of Douglas Fowler and LManning the TNMMS and LOWW‘LD'
Btttltinhllhlh Posts. Woman liclicl’ L the Enemy by Due! Clouds.
COWS. (‘1- A. R ““1 attend ”19 1111 L A'colttmn of infantrv, manning four
nual statctnonvcntlon to be held lO' thmmwme regular [narching form.—
mono“ Md" Thursday in Hflrlm'd sill puss 11 1:11 on point at the rate of
The IOCllI ltgbmbm‘s wlll take the 6. 03 175 a minute At that rate it“ will
0,0100”!le from the South Norwullt Lntke 11 division. which contains about
stationimmort‘ow snowing 1151100 111cn,-11b0ut an hour. to pass. .
‘ V‘ LL‘ “ “w ,A division,: which is the largest
011 the occasion of her birthday, body known in the. organization of
\t‘SlEl‘t‘lflV'a party of friends tendet ed
a delightful party to \lrs. Lena Enter, L ”'9 American army, will fun) mm
I two miles of trenches The regula-
or W ashingtou street this city. TheL ,
trtt‘air was pleasant m every detail thelmm distance in tho manning of, 11
guests alloying every ntlnute of it Re Lttench is 11 yard to it man. There are
freshments'were served and games en Lthtee lines, however, needed to fully
joyed. The following guests were e11 mnn such defenses-Abe tiring line.
tertuined' Mrs 'Jennie Johnson \lr Lwhich is down in the trench, 11 yard
anti Mrs. Christian Kraemer, Mrs. Ibotwcen “‘h man, the support
Clara ”Ryan Miss Ida Kraemer Ru_1whl(ll is back 11 short distance, and
dolph Kuhltttann and Mr Ehler. the reserve, which is behind the sup
port. Those. three parts of the de-
fense are. of equal size.
_ Fresh front Ireland, Miss Margar-
et Fennell, a (‘ouniy Claire young in locating an enemy dust clouds
lady, is visiting relatives in South I.\’or- . .uc often excellent indications A low
walk. Miss Fennel came to Amerianthick cloud indicates infantry, nhlgh
aboard the Cymrlé, arriving lit New' and thin cloud indicates cavalry,
York on Sunday. She states site met Lwhilc a broken cloud indicates nrtll- L
with no German submarines, and is Llery or wagon trains. An experienced
very thankful at arriving itt the land scout can closely estimate the char-.
of the free safe and sound. Miss Fen- ' ucter and strength of an enemy
nell has many interesting tales to tell Lsolrly by the dust cloud
concerning old lreland, but knows lit-f An aeroplane to be perfectly safe
lie of her journey across the Atlantic. Lmtmi keep nt an elevation of at. least
due to the fact that she was very 8011- L 4,000 feet above the ground.
sick. indeed. At present site is stallugL Although the telegraph and t le-
wilh the Markham Brothers, Water St. L Lphone have become generally used in
Lbnttlo fot purposes of communication,‘
—'Lf01 distances under a half tulle the
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
SLOAN’S LINIMENT.
251' size
L still exclusivelv used. These have
. ‘5': been found 11 swifter and surer means
50C 511? - - ' - ' - ------- 35c 1 of communication for short distances
$100 513° '- - - ' - 65CL11111n either telephone or telegraph.—
Stillson-Powell Comoration Washing“ Sm
In ’WASHINGTON STREET.
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Try This Triple Test
The one sure and simple \1' av to measure your
progress in money matters is by your SAVINGS
Put Yourself to This Threelold Test Now
I. Are you able to save part of your income?
2. Have youa savings account .at the Soutlt
Norwalk Savings Bank?
3 Are your deposits therein regular,fil
frequent and as large as you can iii
wisely make them?
OPEN MONDAY EVENING
FROM 6 to 8.
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In“. no -.
ASSOClilIIOll wall be lleldLWWk front 0 11' th officer 0ft
’ 10111 rro e a next, the Flag of the United-States be i
flat: has
:old fashioned courier and horse areL
moron-3.1M ...
dawned upon our fathers, the original
thitteen stripes Were unchangeably
restored by act of Congress on April
«1, 1818, when it was enacted:
front and after the fourth day of July
thirteen horizontal stripes, alternate
red and white; that the Union be
twenty stars, white, in a blue field.
and that on the admission of a new '
thztte into the Union, one star bc udd-
cd to the Union of the Flag, and’such
addition take effect on the fourth dot
of July next, succeeding such admis-
sion. "
Since the struts, le Qi‘ )861-1865. tilt
become the symbol of 11
mighty. nation. It has been carried
to the utmost parts of, the earth. cur-
rying liberty wherever it has been
thrown to the breehe.
At this time of the great European
war. the limits of its balefui in-
fluenccs are not confined to the thea-
ter of the awful conflict, but our own
country is in great danger of being
involved in its consequency, and
patriotism and love of our wonder-
Lul country is called for more than
ever. that we may be watchful
against those who would involve us
and do 118 ill.
We are now in the midst of an
nnkious time in all our nation, again
calling for an expression of our most
sincere devotion to the flag of our v
The.“
country. and what it stands for.
stars and stripes. have come to pos-
sess new beauty for triendlv eyes and
new terror for the foes of liberty, and L
of law and order. and of lawful gov-
ernment.
c1111 BRAIN ssno messmss. ' '
investigations by English Scientist
Indicates That it Cannot Do So.
Sir Ray Lattkester, who has been a ,
diligent student of telepathy, now ar-
rives at the. conclusion, that the so-
cttllet “ rain waves," of which the
telepathlst talks. have no~foundetion
in science. According. to. him. we
know nothing of the distance of such
wave and are nbsolutelv devoid of
the means of establishing it. The
chief difficulty lies in the fact that}
Lthose who seem to believe in themL
Lmost lmpllclty are unable to so much- L
as hazard a guess as to the material
in which they occur.
The physicist who teaches the ex-L
Llstence of light waves amt-ms at theL
Lbeginnlng that thev are waves ofL
Lthe other. In holdings to sound waves L
he explains that tfiey are waves of L0
the atmosphere. To say that soundL
and light are waves and at the same L
Ltime to be unable to declare the sub
L’stance of which those waves consist
would be to leave sound and light
unexplained; and Sir Ray holds that
11 like inference is to be drawn from'
the brain-wave explanation of tele-
pathy.
But granting the existence of such
waves, he proceeds to askby what
means they are received. and‘ .ob-
tains\ no answer. As far as present
day science goes there is no detec-L
tor in the brain by which they msyL
be received, and no mechanism to
transform them into sensible form.
1
“That i
'lects for removal presage whether he
. choice is auspicious.
l
Lpleted some large Vessels at the L
yards, among them the four mastedL
Lschooner Perry Setzer, but financial L
Ltroubles came and the yard passed L
into the hands of the Miller LuniberL
Lcompnny, and by that concern wast
sold to the Lake company, the pres- L
ent owners. .
Now owing to the demand for theL
submarine boats built by the Lake .L
company it has been necessary to
Lubandon all commercial work at theL
Bridgeport lord, and the new com-
Lpany is formed to take ad'nntage ofL
Lille demand lot a place to build andL
repair. it will be the only yard c-ap
jable of pulling otlt oyster boots and
Linodernfel'fv ’ large vessels betweenL
City Island and New London
The directors of the new ship build-
ing industryqre Ellis E. Howard, the
.tnanngingowner of the Norwalltfil'ow-
ling company: J. Ernest Mar 01‘ thel. L
E. Mar and Son company of West 11n-
ven: Eugene I". Perry, secretary of
the National Wholesale Lumber Deal-
ers' Association of New York city and
Lly‘oster 1...,~ Hawkins, until recently '
manager of the. Lake Torpedo Boat
company ship vnrd in this city.
Property hos" been purchased by
the new company st Main and Water
streets, New Haven, from Eugene F.
Perry, thé equipment of the J. E. Mar
and Son: pony has been taken ov-
er, and l rovemenis will be made to
equip the new yard to take care of
Lthc commercial ship‘ building and re-
;pnir demanded by Long island Sound.
Practically all of the business former-
ly conducted at the Lake yard in this
city willigo to the new concern.
0f the ”personnel of the new com-
pany' on; Howard has been manag-
ing vessels for years and has' superin-
tended repairs. Foster L. Hawkins,
‘who ‘wilkbe president and general
mnnageg.'.:_lés many years' experience
in the local yard and is known toown-
era of vessels the entire length 'of the
Sound. lie organized and managed
the Lake company yard until theL
15th of April last and has built and L
repaired many vessels. Previous toL
ths connection with the Lake com-
ipany he was manager for J E. Ma-
ther, of Port Jefferson.
New Haven, thhough owning and
registering more vessels than any ‘
port on Long island Sound has not
had 11 yard where boats could be re-
paired and this city 111 s the nearest
port equipped for such ervice. The
formation of the new company will
be a distinct benefit to the business
of New Haven. The patronage of
the yard will be drawn from Bridge
port, Stamford, Norwalk and New
aven. ' -
THE WHIP IN THE BOOT.
In some parts of Siberia a bride-
groom on arriving home commands
his witeto take oi!~ his boots. In one
is a whip and in the other a purse.
The contents of the boot she first se-
is to be generous or the reverse to
her. A very kind husband will put a
purse in each boot and omit the
whip to make her believe; that her
2:2.
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.3?
AN ' meon'rmr QUESTION.
Neither is there a code between man
and man whereby the thoughts. con- ,
‘1 veved are to be made ifl'fllfble asL
the Morse alphabet transforms the 1
dots and dashes of the telegraph key
into words. , ,.
V The possibility of telepathy is not
denied. The noted scientist simply
takes the sround that at the pres-
ent stage of knowledge. if brains do
communicate with each other imme
diately and over long distance, it
' is by some other. method than that of
Father—l hear that Professor Wise-
man, the prophet, declares that the
world will come to an end Next
Christmas day.
Tommy—Before or after dinner,.
pn?—-Life. ‘
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.. ‘LM‘f dify
. Blouses
New summer linc of
Middy Bldnses for school
and outing wear. All white
galatea with colored l4 -
ings afld’lWhilC uitll Col 1r-
ed collars and cufis :11
$1.00
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J. I. Mallelle
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Ilatly Recoveries
Tom lung Trouble
Eékmaii alter-nuts it“!!! restored
to health many sdflerers from lung
t.rouble Read what it did in this
case: —-
Wilmington. Del.
“Gentlemen—l- Jlllllal')‘. loos. l
was (Ike: with hemorrhages of the
Inna. My physician. I leading prac-
titioner, sold (lust It wss luau
trouble. I [at very wells. C. A.
Lips-loco", of Lipplleott's Depart-
ment Store. “'Ilsnin‘tol. Del..
recommended Eels-sun‘s miter-the
tint hall done [rent [00‘- I began
tIklnz it It once. I continued hith-
Iully. using no other remedy. Ind
InIlly noticed the ole-HI; o! the
lingo. I now have no trouble with
an MI I. l Irnly believe Eclunnn's
All is: Iqul my life." (Abbre-
wilted.)
blind-VI!) JAE. SQUIRES.
Eckman's Alterasive is must elllca-
cious in bronchial catnrrh and se-
vere throat and lung affections and
up—bulldipgr the svstem Contains tto
harmful haliit- forming drugs.
Accept no substitutes. Small size.
81; regular size. 31‘. Sold by lead-
ing drugglsta. Write for booklet of
recoveries. ~
[119ka- L-borntory. Phil-dolphin.
Sold by .De Clifford Pharmacy and
the Stillson Powell Corporation
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Thai-URI) SEDAN is high class in”
appearancqnud appointments. All
the luxurious conveniences you de-
sire in a family car. It carries five
passengers comfortably. The seats
are restful. and splendidly uphols-
tered with cloth of the highest
quality in detail in economy in
tent entrance on either side. Piste
glass wlndowa give the qualifica-
tions of the closed limousine to:
inclement weather. and r‘emy t-f
fresh air when open. With "lgh
quality in detail a economy ‘V
maintenance—less than 21: a mile."
mun snban 30:5; Cong-:3
$7W;Tow110ar8600;’l‘ourhtsm
8490:}!un11b0ut “10.1“! fully
equipped, i‘.o.b. Detroit.
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AGENT.
73 NORTH MAIN STREET
Buyers will share in profits if we
sell at retail 300,000 new Ford cars
between August. 1914. and August.
1915.
no
Hazelton,
Coal
at
The B. Hershtield 81 8011 Col '
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A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL
it makes no difference whether
your order calls for n dollar's worth
or a hundred dollars in Funeral de-
signs, Wedding bouquets. Cut Flow-
ers, or plants. 1' can save you money.
We can quote pricesl-ihot will defy
our competitors in mite-rat denim.
Come and make your own selection
from our Album of Designs. There is
no limit to our ability in making RI-
non! designs or producing any am-
ount of cut flowers.
South Norwallt florist
so. We or. so. Norwslk.
. Phone 304.
special Music
svsnv esrunonv s’Vsnmo
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—Now sntrsncs mm‘ Eliss-
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(TRUE TO ITS NAME)
TUESDAY,
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MAY. 11, 1915 "~
The Sterling
fiEFRICERATOR
earns its cost, not only cutting
’ down your ice bill but insuring
your food against spoilage, bac-
tcria and other foes of health
that originate in poorly refriger-
atcd cdiblcs. Ranges in price
. . . ........ $4.95 up
from
COUCH HAMMOCK, THE
“WONDERFUL,” AT
Regular $8.50
mocks have been sold and-
$4.95
quality Ham—
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t'l" L..;:uo ' ~' '. : .r'J‘C antLL‘LLfLV'L-L 9.“
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giving perfect satisfaction. ASce
this Hammock at $4.95. special.
OTHER HAMMOCKS T0$18.00
L FREE!
tern, blue and white.
L “ With every purchase of $30 or over a handsome 42 piece
Ye Colonial" Dinner Set, “The Pilgrim Fathers" Pat-
FREE!
Phone 105.
Sterling Furniture co.
l 127-129 Washington Street.
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre.
[louse-Cleaning Sale
L of .,
SUITS, COATS, DRESSES,-
SKIRTS AND WAISTS
To make room for the new in
coming Summer Merchan‘
disc.
S. and H. Stamps GiVen.
11. 1111111151211 & 8th
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1'01”] HELPS
ii Face Soaps, Bath Soaps, either
plain or pcrjiumcd.
Surgical and Medical Soaps.
The Best Makes Obtainable.
51: to 50¢ Per Cake.
TheNorwallg Drug Co.
H A. MEAD, Mgr.
3. No. Main St. So. Norwslk-
srltlwnntltlrs
CHERRIES
LIMES
FEARS
COCOANUTS
caloric & KUBAN
FREE DELIVER 1‘
ll , You [latte
81:12:40 So ‘JAFFEE
_ Phone l499. .
37 Fort Street. East Not-walk;
idles Relriperatbi's
Sanitary,"Dlnrable and} Econom-
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In styles and sizes to suit
lr-v”. 1'
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ical
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walnuts 51113an
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rout ELEVATOR - up our morn
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lip-To bait:
Footwear
English Walking P
Gunflmetal- with white ivo
sole, reseda toe and flat be
$3. 50
Colonial Pumps
New patterns and toes.
wide variety.
$2 00 to $4. 00
loundsbttry - Mailtc
son Pumps and
" Oxfords
with putty kid inlaid quarte
55.00
GlO‘VBffi
10-.—
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Eyeglass Sin"! .
A pair of eyeglasses can't 1
'mdo'Too good." We havoasten
and of quality and 01'. see
which we would like to demons
to you. ‘
OGUIJSTS, graduate physio
make our examinations. L.
Expert opticlans attend to, ‘
monuments :and adjustments
We manufacture the glasses":
our own history and can turnl‘
you with better glasses for 1
money.
THAMER
Dentists (spawn-mate
, 87 Atlantic suture,
'3 “"-"‘Sti1nzford, Com.
Urea Saturday Eveninsu-
Established 1897.
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