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‘ eve
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_. ‘ 0.- tealn. called uric acid. which ls
{MM bacon weak and sluggish
. II the appeal taken in the Michael
brucautaewcmp.
”It of tho Int Avenue M. E. church.
‘ l‘aoent the weekend at the bone at
‘0‘ 902. ion. and Mrs. w. 3 Raymond.
Vivarium-so ooon'c‘oogs i ; _ John Mel or Norwaik mm on
- ' " “NMr weekend with his aunt. Mrs. G. F.
m W ,Stevens on South Mala street.
Tho timely appearance of the watch-
“ “ m N" ”mm“ "”5 ion Mae Smith of Richmond Hill.
OI Bo. Main strut oyster got into an argument with “i00-
ong clam. back of the dance hall.l ._____._
no clan (after Invina escaped thol Mr. and Mrs. Meter Crsbh at Glen-
.nan with the hoe) came up from 11151 brook, apt-gt Sunday at the home of
burrow after a serious illness) just Mr. and Mrs. (‘Inrles Taylor on Weed
n time to see the oyster going by..atreet.
He quickly accused him of infecting}
him with the gem of typhoid, there- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Merritt of
oy causing his -illness. The oyster Sod!!! NONI” SPF“! the week-c
mummy «may m. cm, “a an with Mr. and Mrs. George R. Stevens,
W W“; The clam wanted at the Birdsall apartments.
to fight it out. The oyster had plenty;
of sand in him to fight, so he grabbed
a raaor that was nearby, but he was
m
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.Noanlll
Miss Agnes Taylor is still confined
to her home. due to an injury to her
MI-
. so stowed that he could not fight. in
u “I My contest committee willi be meantime the tide went out and cast will be removed in about two
out It the home of Mrs. Howard ’ I weeks.
modes. tomorrow afternoon at 210 “I“ it came Md“ they we” so"
* M ' ,gargulng. About this time, the watch"
1 ' qnlan canto along with his official im-'
lplemosnts (boo and basket) and
iprcunptly took them in and conveyed
. hero to his olfice. lie decided that he
.would perform an operation on the
lclam to learn the true cause of his:
' illness. it was found out after that
l I
In. Mk Siortevant, on ("930" be was suffering from nothing more
..“| "'4' '1“ tomorrow aftOrnoon en- than n ‘tlough neck." There being no
I II” M members of the 1°“. jury present, the ollicer sentenced
ltbom to the crematory, to be roasted
lallvc. After a chewing lnatt-h, they
”5““ ““9“ 0’ “Sine“ ""0 were both buried in the lower section
:wmm ”intro? .. .. m m...
g e as Aid 80- 00mm,” where thousands havtI been
llaid, side by side. From latest ro
ports they weer still holdingthe argu>
Th Addie V ad has been engaged to
meat. but the rent a llcatlon ofa
book In Its ice in the vicinity of the p N W
Ma Goal Company's wharvea on
My to towing a coal barge for
M. l
At the next meeting of the members
of "fines-Hook a Ladder Company;
flare w‘ll be some dist'umilm an to the
matter ct holding another pinochie
Wt between the married and
Illlgle members of the company. ‘
A cantata, “Three Springs," will be
given by the pupils of (‘entcr School
in the Town Hall. Monday evening,
March 20. Rehearsals are now in or
der.
. leads have been furnished by Her-
.aa Vocal. 01 um Washington street,
' “has assault case.
'1 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Scale and
daughter, Miss Winifred. of New York,
enjoyed several days with her prelim.
Mr. and Mrs. E. ii. Lawrence on South
avenue.
William C. St. (‘laire and family
visited in ton on Monday. with friends.
Mr. St. Claire, who has been employ-
ed in Darlen. has resigned his posi-
tion and moved to New York.
lFrank Annunaiato. known in the
boxing game as “Young Nunco," visit-
ed several days this week with friends
and relatives in New York, and while
in that city arranged for several fu-
ture bouts.
well-known dyspepsia tablet will put
.lil and to the unpleasant affair.
M. R.
‘ At a special meeting of the Borough
Board, held in the Town Clerk’s ob
drlck was appointed collector of the
. special sewer assessment on the Chel-
'ry street extension. on the basis of 2
lper cent. commission on the amount
l collected.
. Members of tho Woman's ltullilillryI
. (1 Citing Fnlnmpal church are being
Mod this afternoon at the homo
of Ira. llarry B. Bradley of mile avo-
no. more of interest are being dis
apartment of Agriculture from
use. 4
' Seed Distribution Department.
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A ”detention of those lntemt- "mm“ “' N‘m’m' “”1“
The “m from a“ U‘ S' "on to the Stamford Rolling Mills
m, venue at sen-tune. Business u on.
""'1 place is rushing. and it is rumored
|thal more additions: will be construct-
od‘htlhtviaiiedtthhrlst tops»; ,1“ ;ed as aoonaa possible. There are
Oil M on Gregory Boulevard,‘ 1' 8W.” ”on“ "r" “k“ by three shifts of workmen. and the plant
0M0“ flowed water colors I the llloward M.” 0‘ u" M“ ”C'; II hill mild day and ML
reused eelleclr Memorial window."‘°" °‘ 9’“"‘“° ‘0 “M A W;
m for thin handsome addition to m . WV‘W ”WM ‘50 fromj
The skaters in town were around
‘ “church are progressing rapidly and-M. '0'! Docket. on Saturday. while: looking for every available spot on the
' sou-hm”.
“9 was fl '0”! in Sprinkle. . various ponds when they could enjoy
. . ____.. ,thls sport. They wcro somewhat diav
Membera at the East Avenue 31, ill. In “0 Child of Norman Prenbyter» appointed as the recent allow put a
Ouch “enthusiastic concemlng tho'l‘“ church. an evening or two ago, stop to this pastime. There is talk
,Mlll of the present evangelisticfm- Carlos Martyn presented a ban of flooding the prk lake. if it can be
'm being onducted by the “caliber which be had purchased for that, done consistently,- and a number of
7 old-eat Mes of which the East rum-e to Troop 1. Boy Scouts oi! Mun- in town In" int-mt“ 0""
in“ church is one. There are large Noroton. Scoutmalller C. 8. Hull ac ‘ “9"” h the matter.
W at the meetings, and tho‘ :rpted it for the scouts, and the mm.
m aro of an exceptionally in-Ibers expressed their appreciation by
m “or. {giving the donor hearty cheers. The
- banner is similar to the ones carried
by troops 1 and 2 of Stamford.
C. L (Nldd has been visiting with
his brother, Edward Nidd. for several
loan. Mr. Nidd bad Just returned
[from England. He relates a thrilling
. 'expertcnoo on his return trip. He was
' the o the steam-
4*» Th. “woman" men by lh°!::|i;nflt’hilademb7ch :ollidcd with
”lug ‘9 of Nomm' Washing; the Boo too. that was sunk. The force
tons Birthday Eve, was i' very greaij of the collision turn ' hole in
success. The fire department halll,‘he ’0" side a the Phil I If)”. and
was crowded. The entertainment; it w“ noon-dry to like basic I” E.
started at about 8 p. m. The doc'ors-l to Liverpool, to save the ship. UNI
m" In” of, red. “m" and W“ t reaching liverp’o‘bl, there was twenty-
.“ thecflzwz' and 3’1““ '9“ loanedi five feet of water in the hold. He re-
. » y ' ' °m"- “ NW0“ “9W9“ turned to the United itatea on the
.l
.. mmfletirz:°$‘;;°:zlwum 0. smileys"! electrified”: Adriatic. Mr. Nldd said that while in
m Ids of "t" and above all lthe asacmbhge with a picture of‘ algiand be new a Zeppelin.
. ‘Mflll of “it. lonally u’lwm‘llflmll done in electric lights. Wllllnm .l. McKendrick and [Mill
' ' ~ Schweitzer (two old nportsl tore away
,. I” down mic acid. I
II um I from their daily labors one day last
ml I is caused by -' week and lourncyed to New iork city
where they took in many “magnifi-
1 local“ sights, including the afternoon
pcrforman of "Hip, Hip, liooray,"
} at the Hippodrome. To say that the
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More And Eat Lou
- w in the bowels and absorb
comatose blood. it is the function
._ ‘tbc kidneys to filter this acid from
'5 {Io blood and cast it out in the or;
.. " Thoporas ot the skin are also
”at freeing the :blood of this
m. In damp and chilly, cold
1* the skin pores are closed,
two well-known ipwnsmen. enjoyed
cause all that a person hears from
them is: "Say, you ought to see those
'akectcra.‘ " At the plnochle club
rooms in Raymond's Hall, they rclato
their story to everybody who happens
inaud tonne whobas notas’ yet
heard it. by all means give yourself
_tho opportunity.
In. w. V. Bolt was a recent visit-
»laofig the kidneys to do double .
or in New York.
Jill to eliminate this ulc acid
George Hoitxman has resigned his
m as climate“ for Gllbdl't Stea-
ens.
l'naktolloy «Rutgers College,
sp‘tboholidayswlthhlsparentaou
- (brill-shoot.
‘rd’ “Aloha; putatflo
‘hogiauofwateranddrifi
one. s. a. Koolor. in. entertained
Myfim‘lamssphttbodayia
ill-loans mamm- ;__.___.
.mrlallhguleuoos ”mayors-mam”. .
. , mintbsh'aanom w" -—--. ~
Momma-mum fithNflwflIb-hw‘
mummmwm.
,. sauna-ammonia; mead-am“. ...._....... j.
g. (“minds n-Waalrm-Amm'm. hummrmnmb?
can. who‘uoalbioujo _ .
final-now coon
p: o, .~*.' firm. ,
Cf
Bit“ have ended in ’ ”m m’;vlsited withber cousin. Miss Finance,
"V m “3" d”- “ m “l“ “v emervllle of Glenbrook on Lincoln'
A lOiHopt extension is being built
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whtthohnll'lll
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mummy”. some. l
an ,. ' one" seen;
Pariah. cut his wrist all. badly while
”mo-wows W'r ~.
m.ww.w&bulc
tan'nd tro- morn afi’ visit in
INorwalk.
Mm. hank Ion-use has return
ed home. after spending a month with
her nlotker-in-law. Mrs. lhvid Moro-
house. during the illness of the latter.
leorge W. Adsma' steam saw mill
force spent Monday in Canaondale.
loading can with timber for ship
inept
street,
9»;va
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M Mrs. [Robert William, of Godflryl-nop. incidentally.
is still cooked to her room...tandtag mystery.
.".‘
~ “"3 13‘0“!“ "f “Detach stlt'arry among other pales-:ngcrs
|\'. of R. held Monday evening. rev,
members talked over theidea oi giv-
ing a supper sue time but month.
No'datc has yet been set.
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HOOPITAL NOTES.
“Mrs. Georgiana Weber, of West
\orwaik. was admitted yesterday.
Mrs. Emily l‘rban, of locum street.
was discharged yesterday.
Miss Mary Robbins. oi ii France
street, was admitted Monday.
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ONE MYSTERY SOLVED.
Method of Teaching Fleas Not to
Hop is Explained.
A Kansas City lea trainer explains
his method of teaching fleas not to
he solves a long}
after several days’ illness with “m‘i'l According to a Kansas City paper
ville ions are put into a hollow glass
litla.
w..-
Maay bare attended the “Washing-
Caaaon Hall. Tuesday evening, given
by the Aid Society, of the Zion Hill
M. E. church.
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Coley
return the latter part of the week
from their honoyntoul trip to Collins
ville, where they have been visiting
Mr. Foley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vid L. Coley, formerly of Weston.
will
Mrs. Thomas W. dewell and
Mrs. l-Jli Wakclnsn were ill Westport.
Tuesday. attending a lnevllllg of the
Auction Bridge. W‘hlst Hub, of which
they are-members.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph ll lienlmeln
lamp. of Wilton; Mr. and Mrsiieorxe
How. of Georgetown, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Horn, of the Upper Parish.
l-‘riends here attended the funeral
Tuesday of Mrs. Jacob Kennel. of
Georgetown. a former Weston rosi~
dent. who died early Saturday roun-
lng, after a nlllnesa oi nearly two
yeara' duration. Mn. Kennel in nor»
.Henry Kennel, ti Bedding. Edward
Kennel, of New York. and two daugh-
ters. Mrs. lra Meade and Mrs. howls
Miller. of Georgetown.
\
Wssrro
AND."
1‘. L. llagor baa rotor-ad from a
visit in New York city.
Ir. and Mrs. J. Connolly arc hunt
again from a visit in New York city.
William Ward has accepted a po
silica in South Norwalll.
Miss Alice Taylor. of New York. has
returned to her home after a vhit
with friends here.
This afternoon the Current Events
Club meets at the home of one of
the members.
E. L. Pansen, of New York. has re
turned to his home after spending a
number of days here on business.
Gilbert Scoleld. of Wilton, and Ed-
ward Hart, of this town, were before
Judge J. 0. Hyatt, yesterday charged
with intoxication and breach of the
peace. They were both found guilty
and a due of $3 and costs was im-
posed on each. The arrests were
made by Constable C. N. Kirk. They
were unable to settle up and were
sent to Jail.
Saturday evening the members of
Arion Lodge. Sons of Herman. will
their trip is a foregone conclusion. be .8". ‘ my. ball in their hall,
on Riverside avenue. Each member
has invited two friends. The affair
is in charge of tbo' house committee
Music will be supplied by l-‘agln's or
cheatra of this town. Several prises
are to be distributed. Luncheon will
be served.
Everything‘lsnowro'ady for the
m “Mi Id Wot." wbbh
willbogiventnthoovmngofhb-
ruary ”sndlarcblbyanumbsr
ofuyoang people in one-slum.
VTbelalbikuiboatasedatrlaa-n‘al
W. Th:
usod,brllolod_
wall. Auden-lull 50. Eddie
“Mahm-
pct Club with?“ ablation,
M that n. no. poi-flit
RTl'
ankle. lt is expected that thr- plaater tea" supper and entertainment. in ‘
ball against the sldes of which they
butt their heads at every jump until
there is hammered intp their heads,
literally. the hint that it is wiser to
walk than to jump. That is the first
stage of flea training. Afterward they
are taught many amusing tricks. The‘
trainer is quoted as saying that a
trained flea will not jump in any oil'-
‘cumataacee. So firmly is he convillc,
ed that he will again encounter the
unseen by unyielding substance
against which he buffeted himself
when he was put into the glass ball
that he 309s through life cautiously
crawling. and would starve rather
than make a leap for life in the dir-
ection of the moat tempting morsel.
"l have to pul my trained fleas on
my forearm to feed them," the lralnr.
says.
There is an old story‘»4lldn‘t the
late Major Stanton. of Frankfort. put
it into verse?~which describes the
exhibition of trained fleas at a palace
'of a lovely young princess. When the
-plalnt of his loss.
‘flco. Monday evening. Alex McKen- vived by her husband, bvr two aons.‘
trainer was about to leave he missed
one of his fleas and made ‘loud com-
The princess do.
nled him the right of visit and search;
but agreed to produce the den if the
trainer would withdraw and leave her
with her llrewonlan. The climax of,
the story was the disappointment of
the trainer when he discovered that
the flea be received as hi.- own was,
a stranger.
' Until now there has been a mystery
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as to how the trainer knew immedl"
atcly that the lone had not been rc~
paired.~4lauisvllle Courier-Journal.
(.‘ol. 15. M. House. special repre-
‘0‘ of the floors were read. Tbofselltat'lve of President Wilson.
BETAILS OF AIR RAID
0N LIBACH
MILAN, via l’arls. Fri). 24,
5:30 a. "L—lhlailh are. now pulr
llshed'uf the raid carried out on
1Feb. i8 by all Italian air Squad-
roll on Liliat‘h and it is dcclarrd
to have been t'llllnt'llll) autosful,
Chlt‘ll) on amount of thc llt‘l‘tilnlll
of i‘aptaill Salnmollc. who pllutcd
:1 large machine raining four
"it“. The task t‘lllrllnlt‘tl to illl<
lllaCl‘llllt‘ was to cllgagt- adtrl'sary
aircraft in order to alloll the nth
or Italian machines: in act-um
pllsll lllt‘ll‘ lllissloll of liollllliil‘il
fllt'ill. i'llptaln Saltmlmlc attack
('(l M‘Vt‘l'al Anatl‘iall avmplanm
and in thc battles Villlt‘l’l t-llsuml
two of his t‘ulllpallltllh \lt‘l‘t‘ Lil]
ml and he himself was lmullllul.
He continued, lltMlt‘H‘l’. lo llalllllt‘
his lllat'hlllt‘ so skilfully that hls
observer, L'olollcl liarliicri. \\’ii.~
able to keep up a steady lllat‘lllllt‘
gun fire on thc Austrians.
liullcts rained on the llilllilll
aeroplane from all nltlt> and Col—
onel Ilarllicrl was killed. 'l‘hc pie
lot remained alone \lith lllt' llUil‘
it‘s of his t‘olllpaniulls. hindering
the lllan'lpulatioll of the ll-vtrs.
that of Colonel llarlllt-rl l\'ll1;1
across one of lllt‘ «curing \vilcs.
Wiping the blood from lll.‘ eyes--
for he “as vvuulldcd ill thc fort-r
head” i 'aptal ll Salolllollc lllllllatz-
ed to move ll’li' body and that of
another man so that llt' mull!
steer more t‘a‘ily and, having
sufficiently delayed the pursurv
era to malilc his fellow aviators
to reach their goal, he finally
lalltlellm at l'nlnlallova and was
taken from his machine in a faint—
ing condition. King Victor lim—
lllanuel has awarded hill) the
medal for valor.
The Italian official communi—
cation of Full. it) said that flit"
air raid t'arricd out on Lillacll ml‘
tht- preceding day was ill retalia-
tion for lllllllt‘l'Ou.\ violations of
international law by the .-\us—
trinns, and that the rattling
fsquadron dropped several duzrllr
of grcnadc mines lmd bombs on?
the city. it added that one of
the ltaliait‘ machines had been
forced to, descend 'on Austrian:
territory.‘ .1111: Austrian official;
FALMA “T”. Eng” Fl’b‘ Ill-“statement, referring to the same,
The steamship Rotterdam. sailingraid, said it was "a
5M New Vnrk tomorrow, wrll'mnw'
lamentable 1‘
v
mason.
wnav cHlLoaau «up How, ‘
n.-
ru'bs. M
In spite of the best care mother. '
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aioknesa to you children. Mrs. T. ‘4
Neutrouer, Do Me. was, writes: it:
“May’s Honey and Tar cured my boy
of a severe attack of croap after db-
er remedies had failed. it is a wen-
derful remedy for coughs. colds, croup
and whooping cough." ‘
grippo coughs.
it stops ia-
Sold everywboro.
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