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Lunches i P" m um mums t
White Pine Consent
Willi 'i‘ar
For That Cold of Yours
F. I. MEI. Ongjst.
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Lane’s Bakery
51 Washington
Street.
Miss Lynch, of Crescent Terrace,
has accepted a pasition with the ideal
suit and cloak store.
W”
Gill NEW
Mrs. S. L. Wltmeyer, of Madison
Autohits are busy these days un-
covering their machines from their
winter wrapping. The Spring Is call-
ing all motorists.
street, has been engaged as saleslad!
is the Ideal. Mrs. Witmeyer is a,
salesiady of much experience in‘
cloaks and units.
This evening, at the Berkeley 8t.
Hall, the Norwalk Girls' Club basket-
ball team. will play the test Meridian
Girs' Team, in what wil probably be
Ipiped, ready to take the water at
ithe last game of the season. A good
The Rev. Kenneth McKennaie, rec? mg is expected,
tor of thee hurch of the Holy Trinity,
0! Westport. will preach in Christ’s
church, Norwalk on Saturday evening, __.___..
April 1 at 8 o'clock. The public is A convention of delegates chosen to
cordially invited. Ithe Republican State convention by
‘the towns comprising the 26th Sen-
—-Call up 973 and order your homa‘atorial District, namely, Norwslk, Wil-
made pies, cakes, salads, bread, roast ton, New Canaan, and llarien, will be
chicken and, special for Friday, clavu held at the. Hotel Clifford, at 2:30
chowder and fish cakes. Also flne del- o‘clock, Tuesday afternoon, April 4th,
Icatesen. William A. Heerdt, Mrs. R. for thep urpose of electing two dele-
hf. Seymour, 7 Railroad avenue. gates at large to the Republican State
convention, and also to nominate a
and candidate as member of the State Gen.
II tral Committee from this district.
”Derby the popular hat. O‘Brien.
Battling Kunz, of Norwalk,
Willie Schiller, of New York. the two
principals in tonight's star ten round ——
battle at Lockwood's Hall, will weigh. Justice of the Peace inuls .1. Val»
in today at (‘reigh's Cafe, on ’Main] den, or erdgefleld, has handed down
street, at three o'clock. ihis decision in the case of Sebastian
‘tiresser vs. Edith \\'. (‘olt, which he
Tonight, at the Norwalk Bowling heard recently in Ridgeflcld. Justice
Alleys, on lssac street, the i'orwalki Valdcn awards the plaintiff the sum
duck pin “sharks" will take on Con-r or $92.24. 'llolh litigants ilrc Ridge-
lliO LEWIS' {831 Bridgeport rollers.‘ licld parties. and the suit was the re
This game In expected to be one Oil sult of a disagreement as to the
the best contests ever held in this; amount of balance owing Mr. Grosser
city. The Park (‘ltv Bowlers' revu- ~r labor performed for Mrs. (‘oll. At-
tation alone, is enough to draw a torney William ll. (‘ablc represented
crowd, to witness the game. Mr. Grosser and Attorney Howard W.
‘ Taylor appeared for Mrs. Colt.
. .
«summarxsvumm 'wn
“m”
SPR
able for corn, potato, or wheat field.
~epu~ed for any emergency. Supply
Phone 113-3.
Prepared for any emergency. Supply your wants now at
How about wit-rial tor that bungalow, home or business m, Are
you ready to give your lasts a dressag or uptodato fertilisers suit-
EKYMOND naomsas
labor and materials. it would he 95
cents or 31, if no rock eauvathg'
Ian required. Four or live of the
hunneron this street, he said. were
perched on ledges of rock, withou.
even a hit of grass abtmt them. and
that it they had wilars. they mas.
have been blasted in the rock
Guarantee Wanted. .
Attorney Mud argued that. if Mr
Ii‘oes‘s contention that the company
should be wraps-lied to supply state:
because it has a monopoly, were our
reci, they might be obliged to go into
the dummy two or three miles to
supply isolated residents. He would
guarantee that the company would
lay the main desired, it the petition
.ING
Nothing but the "be-st here.
your wants now It
Be
137 Washington St-
possibly an eighth, and asked if the
petitioners were willing to pay any
more than the company’s usual rates,
if the mains were laid. Ir. Foss said
that he could see no reuon why the.
consumers should finance the eons-l,
pany. «but \Mr. Mead declared that ité
was just as uniair to expect the coast
pally to run at a loss, and said thatl
the company would .he very glad to
extend the mains if guaranteed a re
turn of 10 per cent. on the outlay, as
they would be obliged to borrow
money at 6 per cent. and they bought
their water from the Stamford Water
Company. ‘
Mr. l-‘oss stated that his house was
once. Martha J. Selleck, John A
Fairbanks, C. Ernest hounshury, i-‘.
M. bounsbury, A. M. Munsbury and
Alice Lyon, all said that they would
take the water immediately. Harry
Sands Selleck said that he would take
it later, probably within a year.
Catherine Fairbanks stated that she
now used an electric pumping sys
tern, but would probably take the wa
ter later. T. W. Austen, James M
Willmotl, and the Mackey estate,
James i’ooley, and the Bass estate,
were also mentioned as probableI
users. ,
Edw. l.. Hatch, manager of thel
Stamford Water Company, testifiedl
llinl his company insisted upon at
guarantee of 10 per cent. for from flvcl
it) ten years before extending its
mains into icrritory which held out
no prospect of becoming immediately;
profitable. I
Would I: Costly Job.
Harold ll. Mead, superintendent oil
the Noroton Water Company, testitled
that he had measured the proposed
line a week ago. and that on the pre
ceding day the company's engineer,
.i. ll. Hill of New linen, had esti-
zuated that as there were tibout .300
yards’ of rock to he excavated, the
cost of extending this main would be‘
them SLOW, and these eight prospeo
tivt- consumers would pay but $80 a
year, at the minimum rate of $10 a
ycar. and three flrcrplugs, for which
the loan might pay $30 a year each,
would still lelve over 3200*»more
than hall the amount-«short on the
-lf it‘s a hat—go to O’Brien's.
The South Norwalk Trust Company.
mils attention to the Tax Savings clubl
for your next year terms. The moth-l
od is a simple one and provides al
convenient way to set aside a weekly
--Spring hat styles now out. O‘Brien.
.Mlss ALICE RAYMOND SUR-
PRISED.
Miss Alirc Raymond. daughter of
1Mr and Mrs. Waldo Raymond, of Flax
llill road. was tendercd ti surprise
party by a large number of her young
to per cent. basis. lie statcd that,
in the live years since its organmr
tlon, the company had laid from one
.,, live miles of mains each year,
nevt‘r loss than one mile, and it now
had over ii miles laid, and expected
Jillls spring to lay two or three miles
more, before the. pt-rmant-nt puvc-
era would guarantee to pay an amount .
equivalent to 10 per cent. of the can
atruction cost. whatever it might
prove to be, or if the petitioners
would themselves bear the expense oi.
constructing the main, the companyt
would buy them back in a given mm.
at the outlay. less a reasonable de-
preciation. in response to H. Sands
Selleck's question regarding the ex-
tension ot mains last year into Bow-
syton section, Mr. Mead said that just
a few people over there had stood
back of a it) per cent. guarantee.
on certain
meat was laid
which would require the outlay
streets,
oi
$12,000 to 315.000. It would like to
serve the people all it can, as it is
in business to sell water. As Mr
l-‘oss had stated that the directors at
the company were millionaires—
namely, William Zeigler, Jr., John 1).
Crimmins, and the Phelps-Stokes en
late—he said that, while this was
true, the company, as a corporation,
was not rich ,that all Its earnings
were put into new work and that no
one was salaried but himself, at
BS WALL Cm"
NORWAL
PHONE 4'
O. B. Jackson
OPTICIAN
Everything in the Optical Linc
Eyes Examined Free
MEN’S STYLISH SHOES
A very snarl lot or the latest models.
Have just arrived, and are sure to meet with the approval
of every careful dresser.
'laa, Mam. or their call
or monthly amout that will be sulllc-
Ient to meet your tanbill when it
comes due. The members of this years
Tax Savings club will have checks
mailed to them April 10th.
alum RHIIIMIIICS
lllilIIJSE —
All of Them Loud In Their Praises
oi “Neutrons Prescription 99”
A working man. buying a bottle of
“Neutrone Prescription 99" .was asked
how it was helping him.
“Helping me," he replied. “Why.
there is nothing on earth like it. You
don‘t know how my poor
sill! joints and muscles pained and
burned. l was nearly crazy with the
suffering and the worry of losing so
much time and pay."
"Beforb i knew about ”Neutrons
Prescription 99" I tried all kinds 0!
tablets and liniments, but one bottle
of “Nt-uirone, Prescription 99" helped
me so much that I am never without
it now, all pain and swelling Is gone
and i feel like doing things.”
"Neutrone Prescription 99" certain-
ly must be a wonder," the drugglst re-
plied. "We have never handled any-
thing like it. they all_say the same."
60c. and 31.00 the bottle, mail orders
tilled on 31 size.
‘
PIIIlIIC UIIIIIIIS s
swollen, .
friends last ctenlng. \‘nrious games
mrc unloved. :tntt tilt-re Wi‘l’t‘ vocnl‘
and instrumental numhcrs. The fol- GRAY “AIR BECQMls
lowing \vcrc present: .
l'lllllllil. and Ella Richmond. Cecelia‘
liyrnc, Kate licnion, Aimee and Alice
Raymond, Vern Johnson, Fiilwl and
Beatrice Olsen and Florence .‘iitchcllz‘s
Carl Olsen, lleri llcumn, Joscph'
I‘lyrne, William’ Gunther, Emory
”Richmond, l'iinll Juli-sou. ln-wcllycn
ilmifrcy, (‘harlcs Mitchell and George
Harris. . _.
—.—.—————.——..
DIRK AND BEAUIIIIJI
Try Grandmother's Old Favorlt
Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Almost everyone knows that Sage
‘ Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streak
i'tl or gray. Years ago the only way
to get this mixture was to make it a
home. which Is mussy anti trouble
some. a
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "\Vyclh's Sage and
i Sulphur Compound." You will get 3
These. houses are at present sup-l large bottle of this old time recipe
p'icd from \yclls, which, the witnesses, Improved hy the addition of other in
filoclared. dried tip in the summer. My» ,
Foss said n,“ his did no, give 01ml, gredicnts for about .0 cents. Every
.u
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(Continued from First Page.) I
but this was probably due to its be~
Ing deeper than most of the others.
Mr. Foss also stated that two hours‘
had recently burned to the ground
because there was no water supply
available. Chairman Higgins of the.
-, commission asked him if he did notI
think such a statement too strong—
whether perhaps these houses might
have been consumed even had water
been available.
The Company's Position.
Attorney Benjamin H. Mead of
Stamford. appearing for the company,
brought out, in examining Mr. Foss,
The Clifford Pharmacy, South Nd,- that there were but seven property-
owners who would take the water
were the mains run through, with
body uses this preparation now. be
‘cause no one can possibly tell tha
you darkened your hair. as it does
it so naturally and evenly. You
dampen a sponge or soft brush will
lit and draw this through your hair
taking one small strand at a time; h)
morning the gray hair disappears
and after another application or two
your hair becomes beautifully dark
thick and glossy and you look years
younger. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur
Compound is a delightful toilet ream?
site. It is not intended for the cure,
mitigation or prevention of disease:
. ‘fi\\“¥\l'.\)\‘“‘" “Z ‘2
aw human. ““ ' “~\
"tor...
cent. will h'epasi
a
For Taxe :
By openiug'an account' in our Tax Saving Club. You can .
prowde for the payment of ytiur next year tax by making.
stated weekly orntontbly payments. If your tax amounts tof
$50., deposit $1.00 wcefly, if itamouats to $100., deposit
$2.00 weekly. If yon we a taxpayer, avail" yourself of this
easy method of prepu'edness. lamest atlhe rate of m: '
Checks will be mailed ’
on‘tax depmts.
v.
‘ humble egg
0500 a year. and the directors receiv
ed only 810 each. twice a year, when
attendins mee‘mss. He stated that.
these Collender's i’olnt people con-
sumed about onehult’ the total local
supply, and paid their bills at the
same rate as other consumers.
in reply to Chairman Higgins's in
dairy regarding the standard by
which this expense was estimated,
Mr. Mead said that, last year, the ex-
tension or mains cost 85 cents per
foot. The previous year it had been
but Boicents. but It was believed that
this year, with increased cost oi
"LADIES
WHITE
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CANVAS.
Lace with white rubber
soles
“.00
PORT
HOES
W
' The Reed & Volk
“Tripptelse” llalihsse to latch.
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL CHOP
In 0'. Town
AUTO SUPPLIIC -
Phone M So. Main Ia,
So. Norwaik, Music Hall Bled
Here is one who papers neatly,
Satisbes your taste completely.
With artistic skill your walls
decorate.
will
All the latest styles he's showing,
'Kind attention he's bestowing.
And the work is promptly done.
None have to wait.
And if painting you are needing,
In this line he's also leading,
lie will make your home look new,
And up-ttrdate.
BUCK
with white
soles
06.00
Lace ivory l
BUCK
You must see to appreciate
-_GLOVER’S
SHOE STORE
MILTON ELWOOD
Manager
o'OUTII NORWALK
For Undo-data service Call
FRED H. OANUNC.
Funeral Director and Elohim".
Office and Residence
Telephone .04.
54 do. Main 8t., 8e. Nemallt
Let Us ShowYou a Buckeye
Come in and see these wonderful in-
cubators at work!
Let us show you the chicks while the}
are hatching and prove to you that wr
ar: selling the» rcatest batching device
ever invented. at us show you an in-
cubator that you ‘or anybody can ope-
rate and hatch a chick from every hatch—
able egg. .
"Every Buckeye Incubator is sold with
a nice—a guarantee to hatch
every hatchable egg—and they never fail
We can show you dozens‘of testimon-
ials from people who b0 ht Buck can
pe e who never owne an idea ator
-—-w o are repeatedly . hatchmg‘ every
cy put in them.
We want you to see these incubators
and be convinced that thCYIWil hatch
clicks than any old has you ever owned
Msdelnbstzes—GOeggstodeIeggs
Sold as low as
' ~
O 0 F
00 its m» M
h mcmfsl operation. Art for am
up: Catalogue.
m W'mllll ants in ALL.
“III Alufli, m ImK.
'J inrhc‘l. lace with white ~
leather soles‘ I
$6.00 I
A. COHEN
141 WASHINGTON STREET
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
ROI Paper, Best Work, leak
I NORTH MAIN STREET
Prices
I. NORWALK PHON I 007
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN“
II WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE ION.
_ .5...
“- “_I“;J__..-
TATIONERY 29c box
. SPECIAL IN FIVE TINTS AT
Nil. ram . '1
Briggerman Bros. 64 Cormr Unit.
Coutl "
W...
____ .oitnra EllillTS BEER
mus NYARY 9,333? m...
Sole Agents for The Norwelks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
‘ é
Jo.
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YORK.
Freight boat leaves Pler 27 M
;ltlvar. New York (foot of Consume
; 8t.) every day except Sunday. at l g. «
in. Freight received at Norwalk up to
5 p .m. and at death Namlk up to
5:30 p. tn. .. “1
Gaorse F. Facts, General Agent. "' "
THE ANNINO J. SMITH IRAN.-
scwvA-rton LINI. m. ., ‘
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
nan right around when some-
thing like this bsppens in your
horns. it your
PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated. nnssni
tan (I' were out. have us make
musty "pain or install a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOIBINO A IPECIALTY
_~
more chidts,1iigger chicks and strOngera
m t c m
lNIlIlWllII PAWII SIIOP
Money Loaned on Articles of
VALUE
TOOLS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
JEWELRY, ETC, ON SALE.
lJos. Rosenlieltl. Prop.
40 Water street . South Norwalk
hillldkes the Cake
Last Summer when 'twas blazln' not
One day his said to the
Bill can't you go to live Monroe
And get some cake for tea?
Why, course i can 'Ma. l'd be glad
to help you out, i said. ‘
i love to go to live Monroe
To buy some cake and bread
Then Ma she laughed and said to
me . .
You love the Banner Bakery.
Be Sutelts A
FRISBIE'S PIE
Made in the Cleanest Plant
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for'Them.
Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
TYPIWRITIRI—L(
suits. W
sat-issue. all use
an... nu. «as
rates. m a
car nests. nasal-e
'muwn-ms
MW?
II “r- m.~«-~
Mil-T
HORACE KNASH
Manning and Heating
Tel. 1364.
m Mala It.
8. "03-“
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAC 1' it
. Chiropractic is the definition at th-
ssnso otthe disease and the art 0
saluting the suns. Disease is esusm
by a wrench. twist or sprain in th-
buk. liven it done' in ohildhooc
It creates pinched nerves and pain It I
later lite in the didsrent organs Int
hubs.
Chiropractors remove the cause 0
disease and pain, health is restoret
through harmonlslng the nerve syr
tens It year M1. Female trouble
I"!!! IMIII attention; also aorta-tori
or the spine. You will never regrs
giving the Chiropractor a chance I.-
help you.
has requested you to save your funk
and WM. >EFFRON 00.,
street, Eaet Norwallt, buys it and pays
the very best prices.
as we are very busy during thisscn-
son. Be sure the name and address
,is on the wagon, if you wish to “I'm
:satislaction its there are peddle" g6-
ing around on our name. A
II You’llave
THE WM: EFFRON co. la
COAL
The aovernor
3WD
notify us ahead
a-
Any Junk ;
21% S. Jailee
Successor to Wm. Est-n.
Phone 499, ,. ‘
37 Fort Street. East Nouralk.
Ask for cash prices for 3300 g
8 Ro'will"
Magnetic trestmsnta given. also.
. T. Francis. D. C.
so Washington It. be. Not-walk. Conn
was. marshal. lb
in the Optical Linc;
we bavewaiting, ,0
for you.
Besides specializing‘in .
., fitting of "Best-Yet" glasses,
fitted by’m ocuhst.‘ “an,
all the sundries of a filib-
class optical house. I
Opticians -
"Atlanticm Ohm
MMIWMIIOO
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