mmtamnumwommaum
in use brow e100 year-,liae hubornethe stream-eat
-. and Wheel: made utter his pet-
. Iona! liaeeiteinianey.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All (bun Imitation: and “Just-as-xood ” are but
”mummtlewithand endangertlio health 0!
Infant: and Children-Experience
What is CASTO
Calorie. la a harmless Inbotitnte tor Carter (L Apnoe-
(uric, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It is pleaeant. It
eontaiu ”the Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
. mbotaaee. lt- age is its guarantee. it: destroys Worm.
I and allay: Feveriahness. For more than thirty years it
I“ been in constant use tor the reiiei oi Constipation
Macy, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
‘ Durban. It regulates the Stomach and Bowen,
~ all-llama the Food. giving halthy and not sleep.
The children’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Frien.
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.ei‘y and olives.
Eliotel.
lprepal'ation of the
lhailquet at the (‘lillord
iand food Wt‘tl‘ all that could be de
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Bears the Signature of
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
VI. OINTAU. COMPANY. NIH V0.“ GIYV.
ii. Harry C. Brown. New
OWNED l0 [Him
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"""' Wagner. Stamford Lodge. No.
visit the dell ation services, in (llll
reitng their trip. There was, desI-ile
this, .a goodly delegation from th-
prtnlinent lodges of the stale.
Norwalk Lodge, B. P. 0. ii.
well-I‘clneinbered by her sister ludcm
tllrouglloul Connecticut. From liridyi-
pol-I Lodge there came a most lull‘tl
some Gratanola. A litatue of arm,
studded uith miniature electril liI his,
was the gift of Meriden Lodge. It
handsome hand-painting wn~l t'II- lI-WI
membranec that the lianbul-v lIilka
brought to the new Home with them.
A conllnoriioue and beautiful leather
locking (‘liilil‘ was the preach: sent
(‘0le in .\ll."tliliil Lodge. ‘. 3100
ch. I.II New Haven, am.
In .?I a check for Ho “a
received.
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ll't the lunatic wall lute ill ~I.II':iI:;:.E
'Ihtrt were lit'ill'ly 200 Elks til ”it"
All ‘litlillliil' tlll‘l‘li'd canes. it'll:-
rd 0. “high" hat, the appearnnu- 01.
port ‘
CLIFFORD B. WILSON.
Lieutenant-Governor
t‘umlineham, ilanburv lodge, No 11.0 E
Grand hhiN’lllt‘d L03"! ngh‘ l' E IMark Sulliuln, of Boston aerretoryto
iiritain
Lodge No. 957: Grand Esteemed Leo-,(whflmw 1.. Andrew of New York
turing Knight 1’. E. R. Edward tT-ot Lodge No 1.
ter. Grand Setrctnry E R samufliomcera o! the dedication. Grand Tiler;
809'.
Grand 'i‘Iensurer E R M F 000" IIIrom. lion (‘lit'ford n. Wit-on,
"""—‘~'-"'"' ' #r'.“ iMark Sullivm William t
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the llllil‘t'llllii! linc thus being 'll”.‘t"“\ '
ed in atu'activeness. Much ‘I'IIIII'II~En('l|: t". it. l3.
lion was impressed in behalf at [In in. Mt'litnt‘i‘li. llriduepol't l.otl
appearance made by ”W B. l' L‘I; gill: tirnnd inner Guard H. it.
ESllllIvun, Greenwich Lodge.
lii'and 't‘llel‘ 1'). it.
The line of l‘lill't'll started iIonI III:
Home and jlltlt't‘l‘lll'd up Wee-I .I'.. “lit
to llour b‘qttnrc. and back. All lii‘iHL‘ h) Lmlxv. No. fill;
the Er‘nc residences and place: (ii llll\ ll. JOllil W. Smith.
iness \M‘t‘e brilliant with t'lt‘t‘i‘lt‘ N0 7tt9.'and (irtilltl 'i‘t‘tlsiPt‘r»
tights liliti guy with patriotic mum:Elianbm‘y. and Joseph 0- Herr.
dec: "at ions.
The Elks‘ Home was mos-t itiiitt'i'.
i\'I-l\‘ (ietorntcd for the occasion Am
Pli'.i~l- lines and electric l‘x it's were it‘t’llli‘d i-(‘iidlliR Kiliflht M.
the ttt‘lul‘iuliOllS. and lilt‘ c-I’fn-I ob nintlham.
mined llzlreby was a strikin: :nw the altar "Charity":
The parade was led by a plzl'oun oi LON“ Knight Harry C.
police oilicere, including: Chief ot I‘II- laid the second stone
lice Wiltlam R. Pennington. ()Eitlt‘l"<:('lfllill l-Zstl'rnwd torturing
John R. Roberts, John F. Flynn. tie-- ‘ lithium Cotter.
geart Thomas Hunt, Officers CIIIrI'I‘s‘ntcuc of "lirotherh Lore":
Page. .'I in Murphy. Robert A. (Minor,
John l'Il-I’llll” and Frank S. St".itton.
'l‘hc Indication exercises Wore h4:"l
in the huge lodge-room on the second Grand Exalted ltuler l’..i
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in: of iiil‘ Elke" altar.
participated ill this were (Ira
floor t' the Home. The iodua mom. who directed the service. During theE Maybe There ,. . Clue: For it That
orchestra
American tings tiered appropriate selections and the
“ere clustered over the electric ligit assembled members and guests tilingI weak kidneys are unnaturally irritable.
was patrioticaily and beautifully lie- exercises Schmidt’s
curated. individual
chandeliers. DrapedoverthewindowsE the prescribed odes. .,
were more American flags. in the‘ Chairman James T Kimball,
center at the room was the Elk' s at Lbuilding committee. turned over
No.
lIli'IIII-r Silitlcn.
J.
who laid the
.lanlt ,-
trt'. N0
.ianlcl-I N
11:)“ ‘
licr
t‘II-Ilnd (‘huplain 'ilnpoesilile to break.
Nol‘wailt Lodge“
(‘. Kroin E
An inspiring service was. the erect-H W“ van that it vou heard hia
Those
nd Es.-
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Knight
Murray.
l‘t‘l‘i
ot the
to
tar Suspended from the ceiling hungi Grind Exalted Ruler Monty the keys
bunting-clad pictures of the “Ringinggot the new Home. ‘Exalteid RuierMur
oi the Liberty Bell" and
Wa‘shington" Palm and potted Itte completion of their labors
plants graced the Exalted Ruler’sl the moods attained hit them;
platform and orchestras gallery.
The dedication services were
lit Yééi outlined with and proud
"George ray congratulated Nontallt Lodge on
and tor
lie as-
sited them they had every reason to
of their
once impressive and interesting. The wait, a'ltd complimented fiemontheir
otiicers of the dedication were theE efforts Q well finished.
grand oillcers. ill-and Exalted Ruler common of his common
District Deputy Patrick J Murray. of details. Grand toiled mildl-
Torrington Lodge, No. 372. occupied
the eith-ir. Upon the admittance oi
the grand oleen to the lodge room.
the local oilean gave up their 880%"
totiie rand clear of their con-ed
Arthur G.
tori. or“. ital
unending otllee.
dodge. Now 3732. um nuisance deal
a
At the
ory ad
lurrdy
E‘tmd (Neg through Wild Trustee
toenails: nob-cl o. nutshell.
‘ d'oif maid.
lament garnets: new
The grand odioerat'mittee. The exalted ruler then declar
, were: “I!“ W Ruler District ed the Homo‘ I‘I'nh temple dedicated to
; Deputy Patrick J. Hurray. 'l‘erringtoil' the worthy aims and objects at, Elli-
WOOD-I
landing Knight P) s.- R.- limit: JE' The dedicezory address an eio— Co... myamio. N. Y. g .
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umtdoflwbyl. (them! I,
R., at Bridgeport who. at a moment's
notite,
Martin J. Cunningham. o! Danhury,
who was suddenly stricken with an
aggravating boaraeneaa. E. Hark Sul-
li'I'ad. oi Boom, private secretary to
the Grand Exalted Ruler, mu-st-Iited
the latter.
Shea, oi Hartford, assisted District
Deputy G. E. R. Murray.
\ltkl, who were not Elke. were pai- —
‘tituiarly impressed by the'riIl-el o!
the dedication services.
ercises there was served in the base
went. of the Home a iunciIII'In
ll'OsP who did not attend the banquet.
This luncheon consisted of-
Esaiad. beans. boiled ham, flerii lull,
.lluyor ot‘ Bridgeport,
[Uli‘tl to speak. was obliged to leave
Eiol' iIolIlII
‘qlli‘l became of all important engage-
lnlcnt.
Efit‘iii‘dull‘, and for tilil-i reason the lieu-E
‘lelinnt-gowl'nor was obliged to looted
Iuled to speak, but be war 00!“le to
his home with “Illness. and was unable-E
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lot this: lame to him.
who‘
can I
who laid the first stone on
(irnnd Esteelnctt
ill-own,
".iusticef
third .
‘Imnd Est-i
‘untrc James L. McGovern. who topped E
these stones with the American ting.
the Bible and the Elk‘s antlers andI
I83 substituted for Judge
Past District Deputy 1.1).
Those present at the dedication ser-
Foliowing the formal dedim icn ex-
lt'l‘
i‘Tnto
roast beef, willed beef mashed potl-
codee thicken salad tel E
Clifford
the
Landlord Stevens, of tile
did himself proud with
very delightful E
The z-‘t’l I ice I
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”\filt‘l' (‘ot-ktatl flail Shell
t‘eiel'} ()liles lladishes ‘I
lit-ck ’l‘nrllc liltincr liiscuit E
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40yars
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Medea/Rh right pmportimsoihaihand
LinmeiLtoinmlonptm ;
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Use a gal. out oi any Lain. PAINT you buy and it not the beat '
point made. return the paint and pet ALL your money back.
i‘Iitt tic Suil' 'l‘llrtlll'i Sauce
l‘tiillilll‘.\ i'ai'isiellile I
lioinau i'uul'll l
llolm Young Guinea lien
lI‘l'led l‘aranips French l'ens
Mashed Potatoes
Salad a la Jal'dinierc .
lIe ill-am Assorted t‘nkc I
AIIIlIiicHn Cheese Gracia-lax
Cot'lee ,
(lid Well Cigars E
Pall Mall Cigarettes. ‘
Judge John J. Walsh was toaainian :
'l'hc awaken were lion. CarlA
liars-tron), Mayor oi‘ Norwalil:
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the (irllld Exalted Ruler. and P E. ii.
The guests were: The;
Tom Fl. Donahue. Hon. Carl A. Hair
El
Twonllilev, E
III-nI-gII ll Allen Maxilome-Illdundi
tilanipt P Alltlll‘Wh.
Lieut.~Governor t‘liilord ii. \\'iisoll,§
who was lit-liedg
before lllt' clone of tin- bail—
'l‘ile speaking was behind:
as illut ll all he legretted to. Edward
Leach of Now Yotk. was also stilt-d
to attend.
'l‘onstmaster Walnll said. in part:
The coinmiitcc appointed by theI
Lodge to invite guests to be with us‘
imited, among nth-i
on this occasion.
Practical Swill Drea-
iaithfully reproducing all the latest decrees of fashion—easy to
make—eimple and accurate in detail
C. J. MINTZ & C0.
A. o. MORGAN, HUBBELL a sum. ES HOWE. co., NORWALK. w. s.
GUYER a son, wesrponr. Loc Kwoooa PALMER co. STAMFORD
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F ashiom E" I‘- . 5'3" / '
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I “beautifully illustraI-‘m E; ' . ;
ing hundreds of \’ . E ‘ E
smart new designs. '1‘: _,~_ ‘-' "" i
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now ON SALE. it. I 1' E“. I
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New issue of ,‘ TE} 1
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lit I l'l|tlui ‘ “NW”. \ltInI'll’ ".IIII\-»‘II“ \t -' '
HI» I" luv mu. am IIt t'l a erns n l c: on; In.“ ”In“ I .c i'. E
Nil“I .II In. IuI I I ~ I Hi. ugh-I ll (I Ir tinlil'iu t at.
CONNECTICUT
ers, llit‘ uowrnor and the lieutenant-i
lith‘l‘lltil‘ of our atatc. We are iortu ‘
hair in inning the latter with us.
the imitation
to in- present
He told the that lit‘
would be onlI too hind to accept the
imitation were it not lot a prnionI-i
Icncanenlent for tonight which it was
Holcomb. and extend
on this occludon.
He discussed iilkdom at «olneE
E‘lt‘llL‘llI. and i am sure i am not coul- i
{putting a breach of confidence. when.
ex» I
Invasions, relative to the Order oi.
IlIIIas. you would be proud. Hc dwelt E
particularly upon the inipressionmade-I'
upon him by the ritual in the t‘Piebl'il‘:
lion of Flag Day. He said that heE
'Ihnd never seen anything more beau
Ititul or anything which commended“
I. itsclt to him along tileliliex of educa-I
liollzii patriotism more than our FiagE
(Continued on Page Nine.)
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ARE VOU NERVOUS.
U" Ei__
You Can Correct.
Many who suder from backache and
trettul and nervous. «Not only does
mutant backache t’get on the nerves,"
but bad kidneys, tail to eliminate all
the «at-lo acid «train the system. andl
a plan which big
business men have been
worltm {award {5er
lasifi y yaclrv', but
prejudice ance
{in love mat ii importililet?
iihhr‘gizl lillefnill until our
own deg/made ‘lhqdan teatime.
P‘J' ”ill! 8W M—M
imagindflnuhillmlmfitw
uric acid irritates the nerves. keepingi
one “on edge.” and causing rheumatic,
neuralgic pains. When suffering so.
try Dean‘s Kidney Plilu.'the medicine
so Sven-recommended by herea'bouta
people. Read this East Norwaik res-
ident’li statement: _
Mrs. G. Peterson. 50 Finn St..
Nowell? days: "I on subject to die;
and nervous spells and my kidneya
were badly diaordbred. My back and
Lined gelled had i was too learn
.ble when 5.:on» advisedppizot; tr!
maximum! in!
my? «a m.wn am
mil: he the trouble w‘ere removed.”
Price 50th; at all dealers. , Don't
simply suit for a kidney remedy-«get
Dean’s gidney“ Pills-the same that
Mrs. Peterson had. toster-Miiburn
Centerpieces. Scarf: and Pillow Covers stamped on fine
quality “Art Linene,” with directionsofor working and chart
showing arrangement of oo'ors.
stitch. solid work and outline stitch.
iMALLETTE
Newest designs in cross
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so. NORWALK ._
Emu» E. 1%. limit multiparty
g—I-I. p. M. Redo.
g WM 185]
Brass Beds
An important Sale of High Grade Models
l'it'fiill' titt' lI- ‘l'. >liill arirzllln- ill prices of Bran.
link all IIIIlII had hull plat‘IIl \illllii tildlllt-s the i'iurnx—
turc Section to (diet lllt‘M‘ nc I\ ltlt)tlt‘i\ at the ltil'llit‘l‘ fair
lil'ltt‘}. Tilt-5t: hula haw lit-en llidtlt‘ ill the regular factory
from pinch the 12mm lied. fut “6&th lime lit‘t‘ll pnrchascd
for lllullfv )‘t'Ell’N 'ilIII) alt- t‘thlllitlt'Ii ill the hes! pos-
sible mama-I. and the liliifili I~ .I llllt‘ ‘dlili Much Is. inl-
l‘ut'i‘t'd. . .
Beautiful Styles in round or square posts,
and about forty patterns to select 'irom.
Post Beds, 2 1-2 inch pasts.
lift >t‘lll
Post Beds, 3-Illch. llia>\i\'t' Styli-s
“ltll square top tails lii‘rst‘ill I..lluc 84]
Square Post Beds, 2 Inch $35 no
Square Post Beds. 27inch t‘tiillilllltlll\ pmt
with solid lira“ liltilllilA. Shim» I’m $48.0c
Lacquered Brass Beds. satin finish with
square fillings or square posts. .
\hout a dozen dill} ltill attic ralltzilrr in II! 'I-‘t
$27. no 528 75, $35 00 $39. be $41. 00, $46. 00 and 548. Do.
Hand some Two— inch Post Beds satin lacquer.
At $11.00 $14.00 $1500 $17. so, $19.00 $21. 00 $22 5c
$23. 00 $27. 00 and up to $34. 00.
Silk Floss Mattresses . f
lltlllliI' illl~ \\tti\ ~ \ilit up It) illl\lil‘” \lllit \amrduv
the firth, \\t shall Ill t‘tllllltt‘litill \\illl lllt All of inlet.
i'mlx III-t} r our fathom aIIIl ~.Itl~t'.lctui_\' Silk \iat'r
li't‘.\\ “lilt'll i~ priced at all other tilllc~ :It Sl4tllillitl trollr
sitlt‘l‘t‘d \'(‘l'\‘ Wt“ north that ntilll for ,
$11. 75
llll~ lliitlli‘t'5\ l~ math 0! lilt llilthl IIIIIIle (ll silk llnu
til titlttt‘ (”it ill tho parts and ("Will Milli lllt iii l
qualit) of tltkinIr. tonsidcllni’a lilt' Iilnlnt tin~tttlui
Stall of the lllalkct and the nut that [liltti on all Illuhd
ttlitltIIOIlitit's are soaring \L} “illil \\'lll IIItIt lltllitt’. out)
ll:i_\ tilt ~llli rises tht er’ltl litilibt Ix \tI} pllawd to oir
iur lllt~t lit)ll~t‘lltiltl lutlll~lllilf’\ at ltllwllnhlc pines ~llt l
PHLH (1* it is ltiilt’ll tillllltll la IlIII litItlttl
'II llllliltll( liltlllll lltllll i,
ilil\ nllix.
\.Il'.I«- Sit; I'ur $15.75
for $32.00
iol $18.00
l in,“
New andertistic Pottery .
Weller Muskota" _
\IIIIII- lanlltltlll lit“ iIIttcr) has «llll\ttl III. lllt ‘ll III;-
III' llmur Honk. \asu tall (lilitlit\llkl\\ and “mi
liathx‘. \ltIllfY “llll it .in <IIIIII t'll’lilll little lltlliilV
lliltl~ “hitl Illa) lit :lttathul tII lilt IIIII< tli inml‘ \\ith it.
int of clay ‘
ill dull shades oi liltit‘ 9mm and may i ical tot tin
loggla or coon-notary in tin imminent
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Water St . So. Norwaiu _
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