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i Charles Schumann, is enjoying an
automobile trip to New York today.
The regular monthly meeting of the
lclty council will be bold tomorrow
inight.
. . are the most satisfac-
flry bond to the Commie- I
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one: 5.. ””‘deil
Fred Bennett, of 50 Meadow street,
has returned home from New York.
UV! after medical treatment by Dr. A. C.
3" 1i ’ .iit’iikfls'emfimfitifiirimé
THREE THREE THREE
eoswonrws necoao.
J‘Hh stroll-‘5‘?
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Young Murderer Dace Sentenced to
still illittm V
'3 100'“ ’ "’R m... :z‘n‘grtstm. ..
l rLyndel Bosworth, 21 year old mur-
Indications Are 1., at Factories deter of Detective B. I). Dorman, of
. . New Haven, who was himself shot
WI" Have But Utlib ‘itween‘and killEd in a revolver battle on
jStratford avenue, Bridgeport. a week
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ulacture of turpentine it is easily pro-V Wilton ‘ and ' ‘ N A . - , ,
. auth ties have been 0 d i Th '
red mi . r er- e general feeling in the town
fife Dubiuhngisegfin 553:: "1:33:03 2‘: by in: State Hish‘my Commission seems to be in favor of ratifying the
the we ' - -
M? solution, the finished product be- boundaries 0:113; brakes Wllhll the estimate of the Board for if refused.
. . . . own
In: a reddish-brown liquid, rather must be eon- fhe State Highway Commissioner has ‘
. structed in the im d'
thick and 0” 1 . me into future in
from turbidit’y Visa-32:81:) :13; “9 mm ““9 °‘ the State Hist-n1 power ‘0 go ahead mm the work, and
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a Perfectly white emulsion, much rev be been Norman; and Dmblfl’l’. One charge the town with its share.
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sembling milk. it has a pleasing odor, ep ace the present structure M‘
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no objectionable taste, and attacks e residence of Martin Herbs 1“ Can-l
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neither fabrics nor metals. it possesses George agonéosftgy, the Gather he" ;
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Pomeroy. i
Season’s Rest
"‘“Tr'uat Company Bldg.
~ e 1230 South Norwalk, Conn..
[Marianna
over four times the disinfectant proper-
ties of carbolic acid and is altogether
nontoxic, so that it may safely be us-
ed as a throat spray or mouth wash
- ‘ !ago with detectives from Bridgeport
study (.lass Iand New Haven were received today-
.30 o'clock at The outlook for the halting Industry‘by Superintendent Birmingham. of
w“; during the next few months, at leastfiiridgeport.
The matter has been brought before‘
Wilton‘s new Board of Finance who3 Hrs Pa]
have approved the necessary outlay days i.“ Vzw
The Home Mission
'uill meet tonight at .
. Writer Is spending a few
York (iity.
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AND . . . I . record izoni chief I
u N n E R w E A n streetI is very promising and local manufac- constable H. J. Grassett of Toronto, in solutions of the ordinary strength. or “Heb the town must pay one half; N
_ . urers say that the customary dull sea- Canada, Was received through Chief‘ The cost of the preparation is rcm‘ark- and the state the other portion. The Mrs E D Smith lei—t f h I l\
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maintainance to be at the expense of
the State.
The matter will come up for ratifica‘
tion at a special town meeting so be“
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There will be a regular meeting of
Our llrolht-rs‘ Lodge. {$0. 10. l. 0. (l.
l’., tonight. in their rooms on Wall
ably low as it can be manufactured
for less than fifty cents a gallon, sole-
ly from products which are produced
son between the fall and spring trades Philip T. Smith of the New Haven
will be very short. if. indeed. there is department.
any at all. This will be. practically a ilosworth was arrtmpd in Toronto
This is the month to change the
_ York home this week, for the winter.
weight of your underwear. To de-
' ‘ lay is dangerous, as our change—
Miss Alice Swift has cloaed her resi-
V‘ able climate requires protection street. The first degree will be return of the conditions that existed a December 19, lb‘... . no charges of in ””5 country.
mm“ cows. we have a“ me worked_ few years ago, when. during a period shop breaking and ”I“, ”4 WI.“ Many of the disinfectants now 0,, held at the Wilton Town Hall next dense in Tokeneke. and has gone to
Good kinds; union suits or two— . .. _ of exceptional activity in the industry, convicted and sentenced follie- cellv the market are neither emdem nor gamma" afternoon at “'0 O’CIOCR' the c“!
Tuskchcc singers, from the noted the factories were kept busy the year ll'al prison of Canada [Or is iiioutm ecOnomical. It having been demonstrat- and there is also a proviso w author-i .—
. us the selcctmen to borrow and ex?
piece garments.
50c. To $3.00.
SWEATERS. GLOVES, CAPS
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Holland left last
pend such funds as may be necessary week for New York, after spending
meet the Finance Board's estimatt the summer in one of J. Dali's cot-
ed that a number of the moat expen~
sive and widely advertised are ex-I
around. on each of the two counts
“The fall trade. which Is just clos— fense was I .
The of-
breaking into a jewelry:
negro institute. will tomorrow even
in: give. it concert in Hue downtown
AND OTHER WINTER Goons. (‘4)nijl'pgalional Church. Admission ing. has been a splendid one," said one store and stealing $500 worth of jovial Ireruety weak in disinfecting power, so .
! will be free. of the leading manufacturers of the city. He was arrested at the Caiiadiaul much so ”that their strength is nude. 1f thought advisable. m_
, i / m---“ city today, and i look for an excellent side of Niagara Falls just as he weal terminable by ordinary methods. The r" ‘
The WI“, store on Wall 5mm, for spring trade. In our factory thereWIll flllt'nlpting to cross over to ”I? sale of compounds of this nature con-t
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Children ry for Fletcher’s
Istltutes a fraud. Second class of pro—.
’prietary preparations are of guaranV
lteed strength, thus putting a legal res-
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be only a short shutdown next month. American side.
Raymond & Sun. has been completed,
If there is any at all, and i would not One of the aliases of ”IL ‘
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and the moving of the stock, from the
along as rapidly as possible. ordl ~. - -
. tiaiIv disxnfectants. has recently as “Hygienic Laboratory Pine-oil Dis»
been discovered. The announcement ls lnfectant." will become one of the most
partlcularly important at this time, useful preparations of that character.
coming as It does In the face of the
shortage in coal tar derivatives which WILTON TO HAVE NEW. BRIDGE.
has resulted from European conflict.
That prospects for the winter and
spring are bright. manufacturers wno
have expressed opinions upon the. sulr
.Iect appear to be practically agreed,
however, and the general feeling of
optimism that prevails In the industry
DAVIS ‘Maln street store. was started this be surprised If we kept at work right man is given as “Honey BONWorth'
JOSEPH morning. it is expected that the mov- through the winter and spring." 5 -~»__-.._,,_ " _. ‘ ”ionsibilny open the manufacturer, but _ “KIWI“ W ~. \
, 1&5 Washington St. 80. qualk. jug will take about three days. One manufacturer who is partlcular- A NEW DISINFECTANT ftbe cest of these per um of di5|llf9cllngt ‘ ~ .. . Why c . , . ._ \ I I.“ . \'-=..\.Q\\\..;.‘, .
. ___4.I’,M__,...-. ly optimistic. predicted a few days As a result of ex 8““ . .- power is frequently excessive. The ' ' . I
'M Work was started on the new gar- ago. several years of unusual prospcr- ed at the H i p mm“ “"‘dm'l'l householder is therefore often at a 1053 . . . .
i age on Knight street this morning. ity for the huttinl-t industry, with sea- United S! ‘yg enic. laboratory 0! theilo select a disinfectant which Is eflic . ' '
The masons have started the founda- sons following each.otber so closely It is anno: Pi; Pum'” ”elm“ sell“? cient. 90000101081 and 0‘ constant o ‘
lion, and the work will be rushed that the factories would be In opera- taut . "Led ”‘3‘?“ NEW matinee-"strength and n is believed that this . ;
5 tion the .Vcar 'round. ‘ ”Ohseumg ‘luallik‘s Superior to new compound. which is to be known .E-.‘-‘\.‘-\. .I““.V\‘.\»\,"\:\; as t »~ \ ’-
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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and whl ll
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in use for over 30 years, has home the scignafimg
W and has been made under his per-
ml supervision since its infancy.
All Counter-felts, limitations and “Justnas-good " are but
Rev. Arthur I). (lrcenlcaf. chulrmun
~,. I . W .I’of the Diocesan Board of Religious
”(glories 1" (ilover. 0f Reddmm.hllducatiop. will address the ladies in
‘IIMU improving from his recent lll-EallfilltlllnCe this afternoon at 2 o’clock
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
noes. at a sewing meeting in Trinity Epis- The n 1
_ I . ‘ . . ew preparation is derived Stat Hi h ‘
—-— ton-ll numb mu, Is the result of the excellent business e 9 way Commluloner Orders Experiments that trifle withanden
e' annual Peter's Pence collec-.‘ t hi its end from blue Oil. a by-Droduct in the man-‘ Two New 3 him“ danger th‘e health 0‘
1f” of m? ”we 1““ “ppm“ “g , . . - pan. on Trunk Line. and Children Emotions against Experiment.
The stock of The Fashion Shop. on and the outlook. for a good spring‘
iWashingtou street. was removed to» trade.
iday. with the fixtures. to New York Most encouraging indications of Im-
‘clty. The store was closed following piovlng business conditions are the
libs suicide. of the late proprietor. Ed- numerous announcements of additions
lwnrd Werznitsky. to factories that have been made 113- '
‘ cently. Two hat factories In this city
Members of the .‘orwalk D. A. 12.. have additions In course of construc- :
who expect to attend the state meet- tlon at the present time and at least
lug in Bridgeport. will please wear two concerns that are directly con-
i-tlan was taken up at all the masses
in‘St. Joseph's church, yesterday.
What is CASTORIA
Castor-la is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Pare-
gorle, Drops and Soothhg'Syi-ups. It; Is pleasaint. It
oogtains neither Opium, orphlno not other Narcotic
ludstanoe. Its use is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
an alloys Feverlslinees. For more than thirty years in
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation
Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles an
Dian-hm. If; regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and no
The Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Frien
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Samuel Cohen, in, and Miss Celia i] D0 Y WN V SHOPPING‘
; Millet. both of Yonkers, spent Sunday .1
at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
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J. Cohen, at 24 High street.
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Give. the BEST .312!!! for Your Money
[Mufti-Cotillion Far-m, Wan-IN“
Any Color and Style From 25c to $5.00 per pair‘
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‘F‘ttiyeet, spent the week-end with her
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In“; ' their 1). A. R. buttons of the badges nected. with the batting industry are
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ins. Vassar Lollegt .115 mcllns of admittance. All mem- Increasing their factory space and a w °' ‘Tmrf'fl SoldvadGoodDeei-u. .
I Anson Keeler, Alvin lleerdt. boll“ “"9 ”period to be In their south facilities. Who] I. L d 5' 7‘4}! NW G ”I": I AL Ays
In connection with this optimism In
the hat manufacturing Industry It is
in Interesting to note the general spirit
ls of optimism that. has developed in bus-
he expected to be present at the opening. lness clrcles ‘throughout the city.
or ““0"“ ”19 Opening there will be a This was expressed in aremark madel
parade through the streets. in which today by it local retail business man
the Danbury Aerie will take part. The who declared that not only had his
fair will be formally opened by Mayor business Improved to a marked ex-
‘llnrstrom. and it big tine ls expected. tent durlng the past few weeks, but
I . '~—-— inquiries for goods In his line. were so
The many friends in Norwalk of numerous that the outlook seemed to
Wallace C. Worth, ordnance expert of hlm to be. better than In a long time
the Bethlehem Stccl Company, were before. And In addition to these
surprised to learn of his marriage to things. he said. more. people have paid
Ni“. (“Hill’s Luvlue Bosworth, of tip back accounts recently than in five
Nallgmuck. Connecticut, daughter of years past, and some debts that be
P. H. Bosworlll. of tlic Goodyear Rub- had virtually given up hope of get-
bt‘l’ (‘mnptlnv The young couple were ting. had been paid voluntarily.
married In Idlyrla, 01110. by the tier. All In all. local conditions are very
‘ W. .lohnson. pastor of the First encouraging and general business con-
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Mr. Worth jg We" dltlons throughout the country, upon
Baptist Church.
and favorably known in Norwalk. linv- which ”1“ 8‘3“? 0f the hat manufac-
illl: vlsitcd here with relatives wry luring Industry depends to a very
often. great extent. are such as to give
strength to this encouragement.
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AGED GRANDMOTHER
'ut 1:20 o'clock.
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The Eagle‘s Fair opens tonight
Lockwood's Hall. A large crowd
A}. George Sheldon, Mott Pettlt and Emv
Inst Heerdt returned last night from
San- automoblle trip to Piseco. N. Y.
Beats the Signature of
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MOTOR CARS
3‘ .1 The case of Clinton K. Hunter. t
arts local garage man. vs. Jennings.
W Bridgeport. will come. up before the
court of common pleas, in Bridgeport.
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.._ Regular business. yesterday. was
.. transacted at a meeting of the lut-
. .maculate Conception Sodality, held in
i-"lhe basement of St. Joseph's church.
! IonSouth Main street.“
.-3‘The members of the Children of
.- Mary Sodallty. afflllated with St. Jos-
eph’s church, are planning to hold a
dance In the near future. Firms will
V be completed at a meeting to be held
t“ tomorrow evening at 7:45 o’clock.
.Rev. John Stapleton and Deacon
Edward Board. of the South Norwullt‘
on’gregatlonal church, will tomorrow
morning attend the 206th semi-anilflfiRCE PARISH HAS
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URNITURE
You will Realize the very first
time you ride in this car that
it has all the comforts, re:
sponsiveness and power you
want inn car.
UCS
ANCES
FURNITURE 00.
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so. NORWALK
Coal
From A Coal P
Pocket is Pos-— ,
itivcly Clean
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nual meeting of the Fairfleld County
Association of Congregational! .
IChdrches‘ and Ministers in the South? QUER10.CENI[NNIMI
church. in Bridgeport. l
.. k . . . . ’ 1 have seen such excellent results from,
N2?“ Democrats m;- :ueremm ((‘Olltinued from First PM?“ «Vlnol that it is a pleasure to know it}
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in t e lnnouncemcnt 10 C H .‘is doing so much good for old people in‘
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Thawheelbase Is 110 Inches
The price of the car complete ls $785
(f. o. b. Detroit)
So Weak She Could Hardly Stand—
Made Strong by Vlnol.
Right here In South Norwalk we
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It is not exposed to the,
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"less it is thoroughly screened
We carry the best Coal to be obtained and charge no
more than elsewhere ,
_ Tell us your heating problem and we will tell you what
kind of coal to use.
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‘WATERVS’I‘RKM; SOUTH NORWALK... .
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"._mgogfifiiegfget(20:11:33? 1:11;: '2: than well. By special request she re-E other parts of the 001101”- i
L held in that city. No place has vet posted her morning 5010 In the after. WOODBRIDG 3’ N.IJ.—"My Grand-‘ '. .
{Ibsen selected for the meeting bv the noon. The offering, as predicted, was ma was recovering from the grippe} S L BENEDICT
"Democratic state committee but ad- tlie largest in the history of the par- and was so weak she could hardIYI . ' ' - .
vices saw that it may be held in ish; 3.6003011? excess of what the stand. and us she keeps house for my] . N t _ . .
Bridgeport 3committee haying 'the matter In handtfalllel‘ and myself. she could not. getl 78 03' h M8111 Street. South Norwalk
' 'set out to raise. and almost $1,000.00 around at all. She had takenrood
L more than the Rector's request. Itillver oil and many other medicines,
There were a number of Jews from leaves the Parish not only Withouthut nothing: seemed to do’ her any
Norwalk who yesterday visited one cent of debt, but also gives It good. At lust we heard of Vino] and;
:Bridgeport and were present at the;i bit ofa nestle“ against, the ”futureILtrletl it. and Grandma commenced to j.-
E; rlargely attended meeting held underi ifeel better right away, and got strong y‘he country is famous, but 8180 of fruit and truck in South New England
' the auspices of the Zrubovel Zion “You encourage your wlfa m want.IV'el‘y soon, so she gets around as \vell.some of the agricultural products of 18 already a large industry In this sec-
(lamp, Order Sons of Zion. Dr. B.i ing to vote just 3's the,\men do." Ias ever. We all praise Vinol for it is: Southern New England, ition, but the possibilities 0f STOWUI in
Epstein. organizer of the Jewish Na—g “No," replied the (Tandld statesman; a splendid medicine." Myrtle ll. Bunn. The exhibition is in large glass canal the production of these food products
«flonal Relief Fund. spoke on the| “I'm hoping she can outline some plan, The reason Vinol is so successful in‘ one of which contains "spemmens 0tare unexcelled. The consumption of
__ trough of Judaism. Louis Lipsky'that will enable women to conductzrestoring strength to the aged Is he‘seafi food products such as lobster oys- small fruits, vegetables and truck is
aiguana an address in favor of having elections differently from what tlie‘cause of the rare combination of t01llc:ters mackerel claim and crabs These growing morerapldly‘than the produc-
llis National Jewish congress held In men have been doing."—-Washington«iron. the curative medicinal extractives‘moéms are contained In 51“,. in" tlon, Md the demand for fillet! pro-
United States. Star. of fresh cods‘ livers, beet pcptone and ‘and are preserved in a special solutiori ducts may hes hown from the estimate
mild native wine. 1t supplies Iron to I: prepared for this purpose, which keep 9! one authority "10116 0f the Southern
the blood, quickens the appetite, aids E the contents of the jars in the”. “am, New Enzllnd states- This authority
I . Edigestiou, promotes proper assimila-I al state. , stabs. that the consumption of food
Y0“ and Your Wife - ltton of food. and enriches the ,bloodi In another case‘are 1m containing-”mane“ 111 that particular state is
; , . landi‘brings back the strength of re- specimens of South blow» England's
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$80,000,000 per 'annum while the pro
duction of such food products is a bare
320,000.000Iper annum.
Inewod health. '. f uit and vs etabl 9. There ‘
For sale by Frank :H' 33““ ‘1'“3'iali-9IIsamples (git ”£11332; apples.
813% South Nor-walk. E Istrawberries. plums, grapes, cranber-
Erles celery ..'etc., that have been grown
in Southern New Englandtduring the
Can open a joint account lilthis institution, enabling
-‘ . either to draw against it, and in the event of . death
the surviving. onecan have the use of ready funds
- :without any. delay, trouble or expense. ““‘
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stir together one cup of sugar, four.
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. ~ ' ~" ‘ . _‘ . ~‘ +,. ' ~ TboNewtn vorkpv‘i‘few Haven - anal ~lt'is-tlis intention.ombudndushtaluoubltof hot~water,.or.enouglikto.mako .- v.2: .- r - ., ~ .. - . - - v' ‘
e“ - .. ay ls 8: ‘ISIIe, ‘ ay. ’ Hartford inhuman-company'flnd ”‘9 3W“ 0‘ the NF." 39'9". road ‘3‘ “1-593 custard which will fill a‘w’ell halted " 1 can Jmon pu'mastIREFT' ‘ i I -
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puny aie‘i'naktnx'an; exhibit of pro? wii‘oso attenuation minimum»
ducts of‘the'farnis and; Watergatsouth- arranged, to extend it «honorably iii
a Intuition Englandiatrthe South Stating, momentum” no N manually".
' lAn account in thisiutituaon‘ earn: interest from the
map of butter, ml the shell.‘ cover . . T . ‘5‘ 3 ‘ , .. ' . .
wlth - maritime: mdatrlmtlnr 1‘.” 7 U ‘ Eh'eOphcal Line: " ,
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