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Marriages Numbered twenty-Three
With Twenty-Seven Deaths
That the population of Norwalk is
increasing is shown by the. record
number of births last month, Town
(‘lerk Ilerbert R. Smith recording no
less than flitydliree. There were
twentynt-ven deaths and twenty-three
marriagm. The detailed statistics
follow:
Births.
6'5—J05t'liil. to Frank and Anna Ma-
euluso.
5~—Al\'in, to Ahill and Gladys Fume-
son,
Qleames, to Cornelius and Mary
Swoeney.
21~Thereun, to James A. and Julia
McNerney.
lfi—(‘harlcs to Joseph and Mary
Goedeke.
ESL-Antonia. to lielliu and Francesco
Sahastiano.
27—»Vida, to Louis and Annie Water—
bury.
55—1‘2l‘lllifil S, to Ernest and Rosa
Fittig.
3— ~lda, to James and Julia it‘ulon,
2(i-r-‘l‘rease, to John and Elizabeth
Fruitini.
31:41“de Janet St-henk. to Otto J.
and Ethel Mary Schcnk.
30~Boy, to William and Anna H.
Sat-litter.
30-Elinor Beatrice, to Henry E. and
Mary J. l‘mrber.
23——Marion Louise. to Frederick W.
and Hazel ill. Amundsen.
17—«Nelson Mead, to Harry M. anti
Ada l’i'. Huhbcll. I
12—Frnnhlin, to “(‘lliliN‘
Kennedy.
ll—Boy, to Iloward W.
and Josephine
11——Ellsworth M., to Charles E. and
Clara F. Mend Smith.
4——Muriel Morgan, to William H.
and Jessie Evelyn Mol‘fett.
4—«Ralph M., to Ralph M. and Lillian
Bennett, Sr.
10~George H. to Edwin L. and Sarah
Murphy Munroe.
25-Frank. to Frank and Rosie [new
25-‘Zoltan. to William and Elizabeth
Panp.
15~Stephen Robert. to Stephen J.
and Julia E. Balls.
16~Pearly Czako, to John and Mary
T] ll in} Aching-Sore
Tired Feet
Good-bye sore feet,
swollen feet, sweaty
5 feet, tired feet.
Good-bye corns, cailouses, bulions
' and raw spots.
No more shoe
tightness, no
more limping
with pain or
drawing up your
race in agony.
. h I ‘ “TIZ” is magic-
al, :ncts right all. "T12” drlws out
all the poisonous exudations which
pair up the foot. Use “NZ" and
rim-get your ,foot 'Mury. Ah!
hr commute‘ your tee: reel.
(lot _ a .25 geent box of “TIZ”
now at any drugglst or department
store. Don’tsuii’er. Have ‘good feet.
(ind feet. loot that never swell, never
but. never jetflred. A year's {not
burning feet.
feet. smelling
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and Alicel
May Wood. l
26—Frank, to Salvatore and Jo:eplnne
Pallovlno.
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'3wAspad S., to Julius and Marin Bu~
dorsky.
flow—liail‘aele, to Natale and Vicenza
Costabile.
ill-”Frederick, to Samuel and Made.
line l’alumbo.
28—:Katy, to Bulind and Katy Kulssnr.
l‘.‘~l«}lizabeth, to John and Mar)
I’omhssl.
8——i~‘rnnces, to Benjamin and chyl
l’opowsky.
20—-Mnddebrna, to
Amelia Scano.
21—Mlcheie, to Gulseppe and Maria
i Fretina.
Yincenzo and
T-—Marguret, to John and Mildred
Benadducci. ‘
lsmlt‘rnncnzlo, to Pasquale and Te-T
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8*Alma, to Angelo and Teresa Gag-l
llardi. '
1 9~Antonio. to Angelo and Muriai
Fedoricl. i
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filth—Elena, to Michele and Maria San-
trella. '
S~Alphonsc Stephen, to Stanley and
Julia Julot'ltz.
smlielen, to Pietro and Maria lio-
note. i
Lil—Mary, to James and Mary Chris-i
tiano.
ll‘Siiblllil, to John and Front-i»
(juerney. l
‘ltiherrlne Blanche, to ll‘\'lng K. lilllli
(ira 'l‘. l’olley.
lT-v-ltuth J., to Ernest and Martha
‘ l'rice. ,‘
ll—litluin n, m Rutherford and Jeni
. nie lieeler. !
.luw\\'i|liam 11., to William ii. and;
Lena May Nadin, .lr. i
~l—-ilalph, to John and Rose Bartrum.’
l—J‘amcs llctts, to James Belts and,
Florence L. Jones.
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Miss Ray
Miss Ray licveridgc. sister
'.,
Morltler. having acted as dispatch bearer
Dunne. i cridgc had carried messages for
6~5William ii, to Thomas and Cath~
‘ ”(Sid-HO lienncssey.
D—Mnrk E., to Harold it. and The-
resa M. Ballard.
W
(Tlnrn \‘lvell Kent.
i ZwJames William Stolz and Eva May
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i Deaths. l Brown.
i Y. m, D.I 6-wi‘5‘rank Nieolnza and Filomena
,l 2—Ceceliu Joseph 72 i Santelln.
i 3—(‘haries A. Zawadcki, 10 2:10—~Jnhn Means and Dorothy Rnpka.
6-Sarah M. Dyer, co 3 o! 4—hinrk Poanessn and Mary Canto.
G~Thomas Philip Cole, 25 6 8‘: llflEtIstitcms Racano and Maria Con»
! 7-—(}eorgtnnna. Augusta i da.
2 Philip. 51 0 12] 7-<l.ouis Kovacs and Lizzie Halon.
l 9—Ar,thur Howard Bennett, 0 1 155 9—George Iienry Letts “Rd Mabel
inf—Mary Elizabeth Water~ Anna Ambler.
bury, 79 9 12 2——Stephen Kiss and Katie‘Rein-
13~Baby Wood, Six hours; hard“ '
1~Bnby Nadin, 0 0 ltZB—«Mark Atlelbert Smith and Susan
ill—Mary Louisa Valieant. 61 6 19} Pm“ “W"KS- .
16—~Lottie M. Landrigan, ’42 l 2‘40”" Domomkos and Julia Ger-
16——Muriel Evelyn Bogardus, 0 10 225 , gely.
iii—Elbert Lester Conklin. 68 4 sizs‘P‘Lfif‘e “9"“ and Mafia. S“
4443611an Ernest Malmo, 42 4 131
.‘3—Henr Green,
y Louise Benedict.
14—Lester Scott Starrrand Florence. "
May Perry. ,course. it is, romaine Dustin
Stax. “But the ubli does 't;
1 —. l. p o n ohm
7 Jogrgm'ryier and Ethel Msyl'realilo it. Most' people’ would rather
o—Frederick Sherwood .5 Hamburg’ 9M 8 little in m affable Way
comfort unnamed ormonqyntundg
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than do bulinou with a" person who.
and Mary Sherwoodgole. mscionce to,” m .m.‘ m d
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Ammo”, 1.". to John J. and Martha? has been refused a United States passport She is accused
tween Berlin and Rome. This she denied.
66 5 0;25—~Wllson Roswell Benton and Mariei
24—Loreila, Gates Way, 51 2 i .
iii—Herbert Kendall. 31 20*Leiiieeiailiie {3113:3185 and Marjorie
.‘54—Murie Grun , ‘ ‘
26~Bessle 000:: :21: 6 30—Benjamin Hoyt Keeler, Jr., and“
25—Michael Mirkno 22 Jessie Howell Close.
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25_Amhony Fade“; 83 7 :2 30—Leo Herbert Kenney and Wilhel.
ZGr—Hnrry J. Smith, 66 » minn Elizabeth Trantoottet.
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31—Ruth ofinm’ahanty, 2': '5’ 2; 28—Thomas Francis Hui-an and Flor-
Marm'”. once Catherine McCarthy.
. Ma— ‘
lldohEgitfagl Canneld and Nina “Honesty is the best policy,“ sold
nnghan. ‘the mimme philosopher. "Of
ling'umnf" v
Bevcridgc.
of Kuhnc Bert-ridge, sculptor.
of
agents
for Germany. iritish
ml ““9, 10 Michael 1. and E11,,“ told the state department that on a recent trip abroad Miss Bev-
thc German foreign office he-
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NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(The Commercial Record.)
Contract for Alterations.
Contractor F. 0. Johnson has been
awarded the contract for the changes
to be made to the residence of W. G.
Cleveland at the corner- ol Strawberry
Hill avenue and Beacon street. 0.
W. Pcnnell will do the plumbing and
heating and Herman Cinque the elec‘
trieal work. Architects Emmens &
Abbott, of Stamford, drew the plans
which were described two weeks ago.
Lincoln Avenue House.
Contractor F. 0. Johnson has start-
ed work on" the tWo-rsmily house
which he is to erect for Mrs. '1‘. Zip-
,perer on Lincoln avenue. The house
Swill be arranged for 13 rooms. and all
improvements will be installed. ‘C.
W. Pennell will do the plumbing and
furnace heating and Smith Bros. will
do the mason work. ,
The Mosler Safe Co‘., of Boston,
t.through.IJames N. ‘Lee, manager for
Connecticut, have been awarded the
contract tor the vault doors and safe
of the South Norwnlk Electric Co.
DIES WITH BROKEN BACK.
'MERJDEN, Nov. 16.——Jossph Wickus,
27 years old. climbed a tree in his
{yard to get a has nest; and grasping
a rotten-limb. which broke {Rider his.
weight. tell about twenty feet to the
ground, breaking his back. He died
about; immediately. He leaves a
wife. . '
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urn podormlng‘hwlooo for many
Nomlmn'joyoq. any. Ans you “no.
Bilioué attacks are brought on by a
weak digestion and a torpid liver, and
cause much discomfort and suffering.
These attacks upset the system, bring
on sick headache, constipation, low
spirits, sallow skin, and make you feel
out of sorts, weary, lazy and stupid.
Get rid of a bilious attack quickly, and
. no serious results follow. Neglect it,
and you are likely to have graver
troubles. Be on the safe side. . Take
it in hand at once. There is no need to
experiment, for bilious attacks readily
Yield to
the gentle, safe but certain action of
Beecham’s Pills. A famous remedy that
corrects stomach disorders, strengthens
the digestion, regulates the bile, and keeps
the liver and bowels active. These pills
purify the blood, bring color to_the cheeks
and act as a tonic to the entire system.
Taken in time they ward off bilipus at-
tacks and will prevent serious illness.
To iniprove your physical condition and
fortify yourself agfainst diseaset,’ you Will
find nothing so 33 e, so promp so sure,
so good and true as Beecham’s Pills.
.most stubborn cases, and the world 0!
inflammation from membrane and tis-
5" sue. “
in the World ”
At All Druuiou, 1°C.. 25c.
Directions of special value lo women with every box
“The Largest Sale of Any Medicine
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some CONNECTICUT ovsrsns,
GOING TO EUROPEAN ,
MARKETS. !
' Consignments of oysters: from Nor,l
wnlk houses are being shipped to Eu-lf
rope. The otiice of the Andrew Rude]:
Company have been making Europ-
ean shipments for some, little time.
Oysters from the South Norwnlk Oys
ter Fannie Company, were shipped
last week to Liverpool. England, and
shipments from this firm will con-
tinue throughout the season.
' Linonine
A, Great Home
Remedy
for Coughs . , g
and Colds
‘ Linonine brings relief, even in. the
medicine knows no surer curative ag-
ont for bronchial afflictions than Lin-
onine. When the throat is parched and . '
the lungs sore With severe colds the
AND IT DOESN’T MATTER. WHAT
noun or com) you HAVE; Lino;~L
NINE'IS WHAT YOU WANT. ‘
linseed oil ‘in Lluonlne prombtiy te—.
lieves this condition. and the other in-
gredients set to work to remove‘ the
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