THE SOUTH N-ORWALK EVENING ssrrrmn: “w.“
Creep. brown, Ip'earl soft hats. O'Brien.
St. John-I61 Keyser, builders, have
completed a. two car garage on Arch
" street, for Mrs. J S. Hotchkiss; also
1 The Country Club alterations and Hill-
side school. This firm has started a
bungalow at Harbor View each for lo—
' cal parties. _
. . . \' ..._..._-‘
The South Norwalk Trust Company'
offers protection and safety for your
died in the o1dinai'y manner may be
transfeiied to a jail and nsane per-
sons may be transferred to the hos-
pital The “Ol‘k cure will be largely
used, and the patients will be almost
cQIrIistantly 1vorking'i11 the open air.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.‘
The following were issued Sept.
21,1915; list Ifurnished from otllce or;
A. M. Wooster, solicitor of patented
Bridgeport. 001111.:
valuables. A double-key sate depositxI
1'that of any institution of its kind in
1tl1e country, and to see that this con-'
'ditldn is maintained, the state should
JIgive the prison otiins money to pur-
chase land nearby. and open it 11p fora
an exercise court for the men. Thei
amount needed is not too large, andII
the good which would come from such
an addition to the prison, would be1
1Very great."
spect the work.
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PROTEST AGAINST 31o. LOAN.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2i.———A protest.
against the proposed Anglo-French
loan was today sent to President Wit.
son, the Treasurer of the State of New
Work, the State Banking Department.
land the Mayor, Comptroller and Chaim-3
berlain of New York City, by the‘I
lAmerican Truth Society The protest
was expressed by resolutions adoptedI
i
’1
JILTE'D LOVE-R'STABS NEW
BRJTAIN GIR'L'.
ing collars, cuffs and belts, made
of linen. 'Pink, blue and grey strip-
Others- in white linen with plaid
collars and cults and in Oliver.
Twist styles. .
2‘ yrs.‘ to 6 yrs. Special at 39c;
Striped ‘seersucker dresses, trim-
med with contrasting bands of
plain material, at . 50c.
. Combination blue chambr’ey and
' plaid in latest styles, at
‘ed gltham, made in pretty styles. -
box: in a tire and bu‘giar proof vaiut‘
.. will insure you with absolute scour-I
iiy.l’.ri\ ate rooms are provided for pa-
trons who have sate deposit boxesif
-‘___...—.
._VICTEOI,AS AND RECORDS.
Eall at the Victrola Shop about our
‘ easy payments for Victrolas or colum-
"bia achines. Frail H. Ponty.
Ewe-7‘3: -. I'I ""_II .
The Advantage
oi (ion Serucc
is realized by depositors and .
' clients of the Peoples Trust
' Company, where-j everyone
Christopher J. Lake,
1engine. .
5 Eugene E. Norton, Bridgeport, ma-
chine for inserting stays in corsets.
Bridgeport,
Long, ‘Harttord' explosive englné.
James A. Nolan. Hartford, l1orse~
shoe. '
George A. Parker, Harttord, park
bench .
Anthony ‘UtIz. Hartford, back-spac-
lug device for typeWritlng machines. 1
Jeremiah L. Mahoney, New Haven.
machine tor forming roll‘s' on I‘rubc
ber nipples; ' '1
. Henry E Mannin3', New Haven.
ilsh- line-reel holder.
‘ Charles Wales, New 'Jslsven,
board for computinginschtn'es.
J
key-
7
1
Charles E. Baker and E. M. 'De- 1
_—
Joseph steeple Plunge
Miss Julla Ondrek She Will
' ' ~ Recover.
.,__._._
NEW BRITAIN, Sept. 24 .—-Because1
Steeple last night stabbed Miss JullaI
Ondrek,17.years old, several titties,
and then made his escape, according
to the police. Miss 0ndrek was taken
to a hospital,” where it is said she
will probably recover. -
say that he threatened to shoot the
the revolver from him. Lasbnlght he
passed along the street, it is said, he
train other diseases we: feel; not.
Into bloom:
e Knife Into mass meetings held for the avowed.‘
German American Alliance of Now
she had declinodYo marry him, Joseph I. meeting.
The police 1
3111 Wednesday night, but she wresten '
hi'd behind some bushes. and when she ID“? at the NONE)“ Meflmdiflt church.
'The morning service will be given up
attacked her, Stabbing her in the taco; ‘0 “1° Sunday “93°01 rally. ’ Every
Friday was... October 81111;;
.c .111. or your; 111111611111” 11111111111111»
11911111 to his tip-111111 ind 11111111111111: 1
Iiast night at the first of a series orI
l
I
11.111.11.111
Ipurpose of blocking the loan.
your While to attend to your teeth
'now?
llr. J. ii. Mallory
16 South Main St South Net-walk
Hours: 9 a. n1. to S p. m. Sundays
by appointment only. -
1 I. I .
$3117.31 the Sentinel Want ads. on
the Third page and then try cue.
SWIMMING POOL SANITATION.
0echi‘iltration and Chemical Disinfection
Necessary, Says Publchl-Ilealth
Service?
Alphone G'. Koelble, president or theI
York, was one “the speakers at tbe‘i
The resolutions characterizei
the proposed loan as “unsound, hazard-
one and improyident, subversive to .
the interests or depositors and corrup- - \
tive of the purpose 0! our federal
banking laws."
NORWALK METHODIST RALLY
'~ ' DAY.
heuiicay. October 3‘. will be. Rally
our stock before buying.
entertainment at the church room on Gas Hot Water {Jesters . .~ Since
I tn'o" climatic: 1
’Ninetyione' large municipalities in
the United States have established
' public swimming pools to meet the Ide-
maud for knowledge of swimming.
S lmming peols are on the increase.
I The United States Public Health Ser-
vice publishes an aiticle by Walter A
Manhelmer, Ph. D., of Columbia Uni-
versity, on. the results obtained {ruin
a careful examination of six swim-
ming pools.
Polluted Swimming Pools May Trans-
mit, Disease. .
In is pointed out in the report that
in swlnfiiing in polluted water, ty-
phoid fever, conjunctivitis. and other
unfiltered it is apt/to be cloudy, there-
'IrIeport concludes that the cubic capac-
Inel Want Advertising.
by making the danger or accidental I,
_' - drowning 1.119111"? great... .
tion is practiced the If: tor. becomes .
7 clear and' this danger is obviated. The
en ronltra- ‘
«COOKED TO ORDER.
. Telephone Colt 720.
u-Vacant property can be reated and
good tenant secured through south"
\‘
ity MI a pool affects its sanitary condi-"'
tion water is an eiticicnt. means of re-
ducing the number of bacteria in the
water, and that the supervision of the
plant andIIItli’e class of attendants are
tion. The combination of refiltraiion
hypochlorite ' renders the sanitary
condit on oi? the water excellent Many“I
of the United States have as a- grad.
ua‘tipn requirement, a proven ability
to swim. This 1mp01 taut field of alibi-
letics should be surrounded/by every“:
sanitary safeguard.
'EMBARRASVSING.
tender passion and took liis gill seine
flowers.
ing to pay it off tomorrow."
‘ 1".
STRONG DEFENSE. . _ . .
“Harmony bemoan brothers is a.
stronger defense? than a wall or iii-ass.
~Antisthonoti. I
tion; that the process of adding dilu- '
of the colleges and secondary schools“ I:
101111 E. O'SULLIVAN, 131611,;
SATURDAY SEPT. 25, 1915 ‘ -
' . _, PAGE F!"
E, 7 v- —... . h- ._.,-_- .E--_- V' w ’-
Speclal Values Floral Tributes, original in:- ’
l'i IN signs. Casket Coverings of rare ORE OWLAND
.TABLE DAMASK beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt ;
' 25c... 35c.. soc. 50¢. m. $1.00 :1 yo. , :‘ume'th ll'elieg'a'tlh ’Cotmmun'ca: For Rent "’3
' LiNEN TOWELiNGS {rain students may leave school at ' 10" WI ea 111g ons S in prin Entrance M
. . . . . on Main St, F ,.I1
10c. 12 I-2c., 15c. and 20¢. a yard end of the 5111 period. Get Your Clpai Cities m the United States' Now Occupied by the Uni‘fl “’1' Ave Cl C dirfidfl
- - ._. . ’ . “' . . an annon St. ' T”
. 5 10 “1';ng Tzqwegs II 50 II w men so“... 1. I _ South Norwalk Florist Electric Light and Water Co. 1 Bfid e I c r.
. 2.. - ., . . n _ .. 1a ' " 1' -as~ - . -
l c' CAT”, c a C- ' ciianical Drawing on Fridba: 1111:3311: MCDOUGA'IJL l2 So. Mam St. So. Noma'k’ CL Enqu're ' g por ' Own“ a "
- . . ' ' " Phone 364 a ' 2 "
. 121., and 11 will be continued heft.L ' ° Cl ff d H t l ' S
I atur .
E. K. BANKS .1... .1... Cabinet Today .___.__ n..." 1 0f 0 e 1 Open ggIIIfIggteI'IererR 25. I315. .2.
i MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. __ ‘3 9 135,1 ‘
South Norwalk. ‘ln \‘l'eduesday, Miss Dustin started Get every worth. while cgnvcn- 4., r 1 - . :'
’—"'—— " ‘—‘ "'“"'”" 1“ 1911111 .1621? momma 01853. and ience and many exclusive labor I TUN ~ l Men’s ‘ Sluts 1
.. any of the adriuced .:1uden1.: lave 1 fig? I i A FISH - - 53*
All Grades 0f ' lapplicd for adiuislion. ' N 1 232,135 (liv'iflinalllu:: 'ego'tl'llo 0:: Wifiéa; E that Will l t "i
PENCILS, NOTE BOOKS AND 1 aS
I I I -1 . proud to own and more delighted I 25c can cut to - - ~- 18¢ I
. COMPOSITION BOOKS ’i'iw boy‘s 11111124 lilt'tlling, which was to use. Club Terms of $1. 00 1 . $22 I’Jlmfw' 1 - '
1 ~.- .,.. 15c can cut to 12V1¢ l “1111 111.111 21 low 111cm hire
1 For School Work At 1...,.,,.1.,m..1 111 I..._..,.,..I1,,II..N paper. took Weekly make it easy for you to I % WHEE‘ .. .. IIIIIIIIIIIII and said 'StIxic i1 . ll
. -—‘-e——— 1'1""? 'd' ”11' $1'111'111111'11 time. There do this. Comein Let us eXplain '. 2.....«119111 111 .1 <llll lmi 1 1111115 J
- - were about 71.1 11111us The semi: 1' details. ; r. ,' .1111)" ‘ “Mir
. ‘ 1 ~ 1 I _ 2 | ' . .
1 11 expressed was that the bm's' 1 ‘7 ilm'c "11 _ .
1 N L- L Y D; H" ' f \ .I D y 5 All .111 ()llr 31011, “e t
O E I {1111111,} 51111111111 tilt-1 Allllellt- Assocla-I A. J. COLLIND COMPANY i“ —— **“W"---“ ”'fi—fi -~—-— a e S ,“m” 10 “lk‘l'l illi'ill. i 7"
l S'fj'ffiJNERY 51011}: 301211 in 1.10111 spliii and 13111111}. Aboutl -I I, ”1‘1'1‘ zii'c suits with fabric“ '
16 So Main St qo Norwalk, ” \ 211111 '0' 0' my" “"0 \ (mm '1") “' -1.” "~ **-~--1 ‘-—-- -.._...-....-4-.,.. —~1 - ~~ «~11 ---——-—-———i The New SClen‘ce Phone 410 E1‘11l11c. !Imih (,f “0010”,. “I“ 111-“i! ..
1 ' . . ' “ ‘ pull it were 41111.1 1. 113110111: ties." I IN JA'L NINE MONTHS. DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC "I'IE'I'N-lI'mh' ”PI illiil lilkt' their
_ ___ __.4 II 1 121rr1' on the Alhlct1c ASWN 1a110111M0RE [AND NEEDED ' Chiropractic 1, the definition of the www ---1— —-1 ..-...____v___ ‘“”I‘II‘I"1?"I‘VhI‘3‘lI‘i 1‘11‘1111'8 llI) 1111211",
. . W . 111111 111111 was 5110““ 1 Stamford Man Set Free Upon ”I,” cause at the disease and the art oi . ~11 lfhi'i' _""'I'."‘I'""" 9“" “'ti' Of
M—“—~ fOR SIA'I'E ”“80", men! to Marry. Iadl'ustiug the same Disease is caused BUY ,III': " will"? 1 .' 111 ("YII("W."I”.0f
GY Y !R .b , ' IL‘,‘ {ll ()l‘illI'". 11111 111 )1'1"q»"'
PS G L cHARGED WITH PICK I . _I 1 \11'aldI1'slaw linednarzek, 11111111 -1. ..1 y I. wrench. twist or sprain in thel '1.'-111 c1111; licttcr ”Sn 1111- _\‘\c. l 1
me FOCKETS ' ' Stamford was rultuued from the coun- buck Even " done in childhood ‘ 11’1111 l ' 11911
I I . I . . . .. . 1111111 111111 is as sure a an
'-—'— ‘Secretarl of State Board of Char-'iy jail last week. 111111 spcmlins near-I" creates mnehed nerves and ”am “1 ilw ' l
W H 6mm“ °f Fairfield Misses R°“I ' ‘ - l\' nine months under arrest for saute" "'9 in the different organs and ‘ illll‘ ' ' ' -
Am, mum 1. Told. . ities Makes Statement Following -, I II I II Is I mmmum pinaltv babe. 1 11 ' mi“ M "'1“ immm
1 _ crme 1:1 ; 1 1. ‘ . , . -- '1 1‘ 11 11' <~21lll 111 .111- 1"1511 Iv.
! 1 \lRFJIal 11, Se 1 ...w~\\'1lli.1in 11.1 » - ~ ‘1 ”impracms mm“ the “use °’
WEATHER FORECAST. . . Ii . P 1 . I “Sit Unarmed Guards Nota oi :11. months. I disease and pain, health is restored \ll ilk 111“ 51111111111 iilwltls 119‘ I.
. Hubbons was added to the long listI - . . t the commitment oi ‘ 1511119 2111' 1'1’11l\
m Noru'alk and ,,,..,,,.y. F... .0. 01 ms, victims WWII“ MINI New idea—lies Been Practical! “Mgr-WI; "III III II IIIIII II 11(011 through harmonizing the nerve m. 2 \1111 I I_ I . I
I I . I I . .. . -.~ . , ‘ ‘ _ ' ‘ ' , at» 11:1cm 11' 111 1 ' : ,ec ‘ "tems in your body. Female 11'0qu . 111‘ 1: L\"'tl 111-11' 11.:‘1lv11‘1‘11'1t
111111”. 51111114) “OW-V1 ”“11 uoilheastI one fit them is alleged to have ickcd. . . —' , , . .. 1 ' I’. , ,- ' C 1
'1‘1d eaci winds Weather conditions: ‘ his poem.” inking $8 in cashp “I; at Wethersfield for some “me, \’li‘lt‘d. “'ilr' 1111111“ Wm 13.1 duldel": given special attention; also curvature .1111I1 lI1c.l\icr 1)\'1l‘1‘11.’11~2 arc rcailyi.
The Rocky Mountain disturbance isI Gibbons was siiliug in the Thomas DISCIDIIIIG 600d (I‘UI‘ to H“ .1'MI'I'IM "WNW” "' ""I'Of the spine. .You will never "98““ I 11‘ d "m 111111 1” .t‘fl“ a I‘m") '
. -. I .' I 1' Colorado . . - . -. . I . _ J'dll were llllfllt‘>ll’(l 111 the prisoner giving the Chiropractor a chance to I~—11'111I-:c1 all about 11113111}; 31111563;
(entral this inormlll, 019 v . Noon (etc on litiyles Square when 11‘ "' 'l l' i b11111 Wm from Stamford 10 Th B H hf- id S (a 1 .11.,“ “.1” 1h . . . ' . p
and a secondary disturbance is central band of gypsiei». united in town and ('llai'lvs l’. Kellogg ot‘ \\'aterbu,ry “ with“ ll' 'iion oi his'm 1 in the help ”“1 e ' EI’S “3 & on ‘0. 1111 1111 (11:8 I“)? “m" am
. ' ‘ l S )051 lb" ’ . it 1 \ 5 i) 1' ( (
over. hliiinuota These disturbances started telling the fortunes of. all sctretarJ 0' the “A.“ board 0' um" (Cm. ' ' I " Magnetic twatments given “30' TIL. M 121 WATER IT. \\ 1 1 .1'? l k '
are causing unsettled, showei'y Weath- those who would allow them one M10911, 11nd Miss Anna 1‘. Walker, 1)! tour is. T . ' ‘ I)“ ll ll". )m‘m' ”1“” .1n‘ QO‘I
' . 1 , . 1 1 1 ' , 1T 1 1 1
or between the Rocky Mountains andItl1cu1,a young girl of about 25 years M'dd'em'm' “'50 a member 0' 11111 Alltll‘lli) 5"." .'-':-d1'lm'g 01:1 1'1”ng . Franc's' D. C. i“ '0 'I'lllr'l'itjstl"mill"d''11L
the I'i'lississillpi River. Pleasant we ea- years of age came. into the cafe and: board, made 1111 oilitial visit of theme part 111.111th1‘111Ies1115I11Stzii, IiIiII “l 11IaIiIe-I34 Wllhlngton St. 80, Norwalk, Conn but ht‘l‘t‘ 'li‘C 1113:1111'10' lsr m '1 f
therI preiails generally from the \iis- asked Mr Gibbons it he wished “'31 11011 10 the state prison at \\" e1l1c1's Ml“ “N1 N 0“"‘I ""3”“ a ‘ ”'2 Graduate from Palmer School. tilf . l ' ‘I i' 'I U. ., .U 0
sissinIpi River eastwa1d to the coast. i‘ortune told. He told bet that shei lfield yesterday as the guests of \l’ ai' “1011‘s“. a young PM! Of Mumford. 111m discoverer. (:11 1 tastt 111111. tl)ll.\Cl\dll\'C to
Frosts were reported from the north- mlgm 1..” it and Sm. did so, but '1i'terl 11311 Garner Such a visit must lie preicrrcd serii‘i'us charges. asking the _.._ _ _ _.__, .. _ ._, nmIinI progrcsgiyc. I I
‘ 1 . . . , ’ . 1 1 ~ . » 11 m 1
cm portions of New York and' New the had gone, Gibbons found that he‘mad' by 'h' m'mh'” 0' tin board "' selectiutn "1'" "'0 prisoner m iortedI f 1 :1 . (131.5 store is 1" 101116;
England. The temperatures are rising Ivas minus $8. lie immediately sum' least e1ery quartet and generally to marry her. . I 0 ‘ i) “5 10m .
slowly in the central districts. lmoncd Deputy Sheriff Gould and to- H'le'e '5 some'hmg 11011 for "w m' 111 This ““9““"01‘ “ruse" ‘0 6‘” “my ' Hart Schaffner 81 Marx l '\
1gc1l1er in Mr Gould‘s automobile lliey' bers of lhe boat ii to consider 111 each be was ”pm to jail pending a hearing CIDER .1 and the I I
WEATHER A' YEAR 'AGOI cliised the gypsies as tar as Ash‘ succeeding "5" 0f ”"3 “‘5" 1‘ i" ““demmo‘l ”m he I '1 House of Kunppenheimer.
. creek where they overtook them and! Mr. Kellogg, when seen after his Iwas not acquainted with his rights, ‘ ~ - . 'I
11 TODAY. 21 visit expressed himself as being rutii- and remained silently in a cell aw-alt ‘ '1 MW are “0“" ‘0 WW] them; 3‘
ir. Gould arrested the \’0lll'lg gir ri an .
{'l‘Icm (Vulture: 10W, 52 mg]. whom Gibbons pointed out, and who!” amplified 1“ 30mg 01' “‘0 "GWBDRD' lug the time he would be released. lie ' mighty few get anywhere nuar- 1
.IIClpcar apparently was the queen. She “as or comments lately that the action of w“ arrested Willy.” January», 1915,, . c111. . . 1.;
.——"—-—-——-—-'-" taken back to Fairflold and put me ‘“ arden 031mm“ 01 Sing Sing limo“. the coinpluiut‘ot tlieIsolcctmeu of the 1 iakc a look now—~111ck whell
\i'r's. H. C. Sherer and daughter are I,jail but the other gypsies decided thatl'n \ew \ork i““”“°“l‘g the guards town of SunniordIhavlug been illed' ' . ' ‘ YO“ “'15“ at $15 to 535- . .
spending the day in Bridgeport. ‘11his would not do. so they furnished'and keepers "0' '0 carry arms ml“ 11 January5 ‘ ' WE REFER YOU ' “am "00" “'8" '
the $9. bond required for her release.1 Inovel idea with M12011borno. I‘heI An answer tiled in the courts on , TO THE HOUSE 1
Mrs; J, E Stevens; who left-.011 Mon- The case Will be tried before IIIIIgeI\\'t~therstleld guards according to 2111'. September 17 by his attorney has 2 1 ‘ . 11' [3 it? ngt beautiful "in! glistening 1
day is spendinlIgI .10 days in Washing- Bacon Wakemali tomorrow morning atin'ogg’ hate "9‘0" doing duty “"th'1b1'011511l DOlicIeI illéi. upon its consent 1 . coo es. and WM” more, it Wm '
lon'D. C II III oclock. out arms for some time At present to “WFUI 81104111151311.1118 be?“ freed I1 1 . . wear well-we guarantee that, All our 1.
I 1 ‘ ':..' "- I .111- .2 the discipline at the prison is or the 4 . I WW...“ ' 1 1 paints, 011‘, stains, varnishes, Ifinfim' COMPANY
...I...I_——~(—o "M 1 111 hi "9 I .;
Miss Florence {\Iltllahon of um: 2 measure FARM 111»:on 091:1 m" "Hum “8 “'de flame" seem" Nil-DING» PEilMlTs LSSUED- eh" m" m “m be" immune" 1 . ' '
‘ ' to be just liberal enough to give the . that has b0” painted With our Films. _____..._. “ " '
side Place, left today for a w'eek 3 visit ' —'-- risoners man , small liberties, nink‘ n " ”“3 morning the building, "“999 that’s your rotsction P110119 I“. " 1. .
in Danbury. 1. {institution at Norwich Will Soon Bo‘, fhem more sell reliuntaud “I the 11111111: 1or issued the ioilpwiug permits: I'i‘o D ., - . II .I. I
W“ ' I 'c . . ‘. ., ' l ' A11 ' _ '
oi Op n for Patients—To time is stiict enough to have them 1111- " " Adams '1'}? room mu":- u‘ The Gotham CO We Have a Complete Line'ol ,
—TonightI iIs youi last chance OI Give Work Cure.’ [derstand that they are inmates of '1 garage. l-lurbor \Iiew Beach.- §.,01111: I .- .1 I
help in the Community Hall Fair. You The state inebrlates' farm at Nor- Ilienai institution, and subject to the “re. Mary Austin, chiekencoop. Bib, 1 110 FIRST ST. IASTJJORWALK» Suns Coats, Skins, .1»
am needed. wicli will open 10 receive patients Oct. llaws of that institution. 'iermiuo avenue; S. Dworkin, 13 , Tel-45!. .’ I ,
‘1 1 l. The to n . . ~
I..._...——-—- tween 3, Irnid “IlIll alticopimodateI II be- “But what “(I really need at “ eth~ horsepower motor: midnion lights. . ———-.— - ._.... I and FrCMh'American _
The Rev. Dr. Caskey. rector of the i o ei'ated' '1s a 1WD“ lm'iatlmdNM be “mam 11 continued Secretary Kellogg, store Main street: H. A. Gorhani. I ; UNDERWEAR .,
Christchurch, on the East Side. Will Slate ii ' it II fancIiIIo 1e orwich/Is more loom, particularly, a bigger wiring, 30 GI‘OSOTY Boulevai'd' White . . . I. i ,I
)reach at both services tomorrow. 08" “ 0" ‘9 insane 1“ my and o e 1 g c {0 he is- l1lecti'lc Company Moire troiu Theron 1
' 1' . ... charge of Dr Henry M Pollock, the" p 11 11 1' pa e r ' pr I .
‘ , superintendent. Tie G‘ e 1 As. lly Iouers. Each year the number olprlson- IR “‘lfldiOY. 11 Washington street' F. i ‘ M. monaSCh & so“ i’
The open seasolymr escallops does which authorized lhe $111118In I1IsIemliy III,“ is incieaslng. and this means that M. Cullen, 10 “ire 1m, Ellen Eaton, (Successor to Chafles E. Dow) that good workmanship, best mater- l . . .
not occur until October 19t in Connec~ session made no approprih'tion I; Eelconditions there are becoming more West (‘cdai street Edam T Kennedy. ' I" wuhimon Shut ials, and 7mm“ prices are “0' 1 South Norwaik.
ticut waters-Several people have been erectior'i of buildings and the 1aiients congested At the last session of the Chestnut street, uptown. Mrs 11.81. the points WhiCh attracIt 3’0“- but 1
gathering 8.1188114)t lime. and are “3' will be cared for m an 1nd to 1'1 [.1 II d ‘general assembly, we asked for an on John East 11001... menue; to Reed .1- . South Norwalk many 9901519 “1‘0 are ”Wing f" 3 __.__.__,- _.. - he ._.,,. __..'1'
M" ‘10 “TESL ._ . 111g on the property. r 1 u pi'opriation to secure. land adjoining \,'olk m 11111111 11111111 for and install, a ' ' square deal in dentistry are com . '
Patients may be committced to the the present ”premises, but “9 were .10 horsepower motor for the Norw alk vinced by such treatment that they D l . H .1
Mr. and Mrs Asa F Fancher, 0' 2' farm for not less than six mQutlis or turned down DBtause of the financial iron walks: 175 Miller it (‘hittim to ' have chosen the right dentist. 1' or on ouse ‘I ' it's
. ' . 5...?
Wilton avenue, announce the engage-III“)re than three years by any police1 iconditlon of the state. Just now, the who mm)” f01 Lounsbury & Iiissell. . I does 110‘ matter how little 01' hOW (Gregory B 0W6) . "1
ment of their daughter. Anna AMEN " 1 need or more land is the most com- . 1 hi] " ‘ much “’0’“ your teeth may need 1'-
1 , .borough, 101111, probate or superior A“ or which “09“ ‘0 “‘0“ that C- 1 CIIS resses ' Ea“ “omalk :
10 William StaIats Baldwin of \ew'court and revision b d to ,pelling need at the prison The he"""'l1‘incli,buildin inspector is a busye you will dad I am giving the same . 0pc M .,
York p may e ma e I0: the pl 111 oners as shown in recent ‘2 1 ' '- 1 I A few numbers 'in children's care to a minor condition that is “3 a? I- j
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and disinfection by the use of calcium”
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