f~ William Biackman, Sr, and t'amily.
MBDAY. MAY 3, 1916
CITY MARKET
09 no. MAIN 51..
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EAST
NORWMK
,l’ond and unless remoy'ed won will
.- ..!i into the inud. war. the remit
’ that worms will get if: their damasing
work.
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r The Ea.~t Noruaik Ul'iUirL‘r \Hii have
a busy day next Sunday in the morn»
ing they play the Cherry Athletics. in
- the afternoon the UiiUic'b will t;.ke on
!the White 50;.
played on the “ltkt lot on the East
:Side.
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ijoin gain. : t .t. be
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The road: or Marvin Bench tract
are being decidedly beauufied for the
summer season The lawns ..re all
‘90ng put into good shape and the
Ihigiiways are being tolled and repair»
8d All of the sighlly hou>r~ on th"
”act will be ouupied during the sum-
iner.
The many frit‘ild's oi LeGiand M
‘1”. five removed from East “em“, to Nayior. of :75 Kim aienue. wtll be
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”one avenue.
m White family, of New York,
.vo taken up their residence in the
Hawkins house on Seaside Place.
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The Thoriie family. of New York,
”A taken up their residence. for the
mar, in their cottage in the Dor-
UI Point Colony.
Beyeral new families have taken up
“Cir residence on East avenue. The
Ode family have removed to 272 East
CNN”. and the Kalvis family haye
.oved in at 274 East avenue.
William Guernsey has accepted a
.oaition as night watchman. for the
Couph MoElroy Company. Mr. Guern-
uoy keeps watch of the newly laid ce-
lont at the east approach of the new
.ashington street bridge.
Many of those local people who con-
‘l‘lhuted last winter to the fund to re-
filr the gate of the Mill Pond are be-
daning to think
Ind worms during the summer. The
gate is now lying in water in the Mill
first tilts USE
sins f0ll lilllllilS
lat Leos Meat If Kidneys Feel Like
Lead or Bladder Bothoff
Host folks forget that the kidneys.
Ito the bowels. get sluggish and clog-
.d and need a flushing occasionally.
*9 we have backache and dull mis-
c, in the kidney region, severe head-
ackos. rheumatic twings, torpid liver,
Icid stomach. sleeplessness and all
acts of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kidneyl
naive and clean. and the moment you
fool an ache or pain in the kidney
swgion. get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any. good drug store here,
take a tablespoonful in a glass of wo-
dm- before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then act flaai
This famous salts is made from tho
odd of grapes and lemon juice. com-
Ohod with lithia, and is harmless to
lash clogged kidneys and stimulato
them to normal activity. it also neu-
tralizes the acids in the urine so it
no longer irritates. thus ending bind.
dei- disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive:
lakes a delightful effervescent “this-
water drink which everybody should
take now and then to keep their kid-
.ons clean. thus avoiding serious com~
’lications.
A well-known locai.druggist says he
dolls lots of Jsd Salts to folks who bo-
lfevo in.overcoming kidney trouble
while it is only trouble.
that some action‘
‘ould be taken at once to save tho
“a from the ravages~ of mud. water‘
pleased to learn he has returned home
‘from St. Vincent 3 Hurpilli, where he
has been confined, Some time ago he
received serious injury to his left
hand while employed at the i-‘rank
i Miller i/umber t‘o.. Bridgeport.
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Miss Lillian Hamilton, John Hamil-
ton and Miss liorothy Sicklcs. all
llowayton, were the guests of friends
in this city on Sunday. Stamford Ad
VGL‘ule.
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J. 1.; Vincent and family are mox-
ing today to the cottage next to and
stiuiil of llowayton post office. The
"Bell Homes-toad property is to be
sold to settle the estate.
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| Miss Mary Carr. who is visiting in
iGrcenwlch. ook a motor trip to Vor-
walk. stopping with friends in Ncroton
‘Slunday afternoon.
5 Mr. and Mrs. l-‘loyd Triggs of the‘
C. ‘Balom of the same place through
grecently taken a house at Noroton
vHelghts. They will move into it tow-
iards the end of this month.
The first appearance of the “stick-f
fcrs” to advertise Stamford‘s 2751b an- ‘
niversary are creating a merry ripple
.of excitement. it is hoped that every
letter and package that leaves Stam-
ford will bear the message of Statu-
;ford's coming celebration. 3
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' Mrs. Howard B. Carlisle. who is thei
.wifc of Senator Cariisle of South (‘ar-i
.olina, has been spending the week»:
lend with her cousin. Mrs. H. V. Snead:
{of Noroton. Her daughter. who is now I
.a student at Columbia College. New.
York. will also visit Nororon short-
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i A very picturesque llypsy encamp~
nient may be seen besides "Stony
Brook." on the King's Highway. With
thcir gay tents and bright-coloredblan-
kcts hanging in the sun, they make.
.thc“‘oid King's Highway" look very
'fcstive. They are English gypsics, and
are very skillful in making "rush"
work which they sell from house to
house. ‘ “m
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HOSPITAL NOTEC.
Mrs. George L Brown, 0‘ 40 First
street, was admitted last night, and
Ownled on this morning.
Robe" Fitageraid. 019 France street
was discharged this morning
()inef‘ Peidue. of Saugatuck.
discharged this morning
was
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Wrsrronr; .
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'l‘bomas it Adams of Long Lou‘
sll‘t'c‘l is driving a new touring car
about town
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in last month‘s number of P‘irelight
has a story by Miss Martha Burr
lianics of the Burrow in the Farms
Miss Mildred E. Mills has return-
ed front a week's trail with relative;
in Bridgeport. .
A new garage is being erected on
the Tanner cstate on North ‘ avenue
and electric lights are being installed:
in the bungalow. I
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Miss Florence Hurr of New York.
has been spending a week with her
f.ithcr, William ii. Burr on Long Lots}
street. ‘
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Property taxes are now due here‘
and the collector is busy making hisi
collections. Atier June lat an addi-
tional 3. of l per cent. will be added
cat-ii month. '
The selectment arc hlsy making rev.
pairs on the roads about the town!
The pile 5f stone which was crusbetit
1last winter near thc Tonner property
is being carted and used on the roads.
Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Alvord who
have been spending the winter in
liridgeport. have reopened their sum
mer place on the Greens Farms road
Miss Susie Walsh of Xorwaik
visiting with her mother here.
A number of young foxes owned by
”Ray Mills on North avenue are at-
tracting much attention. They were
captured about three months ago
while but a few days old.
‘Miss Anne Selleck and Miss Joanne
Giradot of New York have been vis-
iting for a number of days at Miss
Solicck's summer home. Four Winds
in Greens Farms.
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The Missca Feffers of the shadows.
who have been spending the winter in
the south. are expected home this
week. While on their way home they
attended the i). A. R. tiltigl‘t‘sr‘ hrld at
Washington. 1). C.
After spending the winter iii Flor-t
ids. Mr. and Mrs. t‘ it t‘l.il.i<
rc-opened their summer liomc.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Sidncy S. Smith haw-
opcned their summer home “l"f‘Pah-
fields" after spending the cold months
in New York city
havi-
Elmer t‘. Mills of Green Farm-t has
written another pageant. to be known
as "Northfieid (‘ails to China." Mr
Mills has written several pageants and
plays which always have been succews‘»
"ui. His latcst production is to be
rcscutcd by the iiritirteport Christian
Cndenvor tinton nt liliick iloo‘.
'nzikrcgationnl church May 23. All of
‘ic nocietica in the union. taking in
Weatport. lrecns l-‘urnis. li‘a‘riicid.
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Practical Economy
Baking powders made from alum or
phosphate may be bought for a trifle less
than Royal Baking Powder, which is made
from cream of tartar, derived from grapes.
Alum powders are not only cheap. but
they differ greatly in leavening power.
Ifa cheap baking pov'cfsr i." used for a
fine cake and the CPL: mms out a failure
there is a waste 1 i‘ Cusliy materials worth
more than a whole
ing powder.
Roya‘ Baking Powder produces the
finest food, and its use therefore. results in
an actual saving.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER 00.
New York
take part in the pageant. Mr. Mills
will personally stage the show.
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'Mrs. J. E. llersam and son. Donald
were guests. over the week-end. of
Miss Julia Mctlinn of South XUI‘WHIK.
(the borough has purchased a road
scraper and a number of the streets
have been "dolled up" during the past
several days.
J. H. Folsom and family have moved
into the east half of the Mead house
on Mud street. Mr. Folsont's house
has been erntcd for the season.
Mrs. William C. Appieby and daugh
ter Elsie. who have been spending the
plat iii! weeks with her parents o
South avenue. have returned to Shot
ton.
Fentcn Brothers of Shelton. who
have secured the contract for erecting
the new (‘atholic Church on South
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Children Cry'for Flotchor’a
CASTOR IA
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I‘he Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature at
Wandhasbecnmsdeundcrhiapero ‘
soul supervision aims) its infancy.
Allow no one todeceivo you in this.
All Conntaerieita, lnututi ms and “Just-na—good " are bad
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health 0‘
Infants and Children—Experience “snowstorm
What is CASTORIA .
Casiorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Palo-
goric, Drops and Soothing S; rups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Kamila '
libstanoe. Its one Is its guarantee. It destroys WW
and alloys Feverishncss. For more than thirty cars it
has been in constant not for the relief of Co non
Flatulency, Wind 1 cli- uti Teething Troubles and
Dhrrhrm. It regulates Eh- Him. bail and Hotels,
assimilates the Food, giving henna. ' out 1 sleep.
The Children's Panacea—Tho Mother’s “least“I
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
can of the cheap bak-
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secretary and treasurer.
field. jr.. Stamford;
Minor, Greenwich; w. K. Goodhtie.
New Canaan. The object of the assay
cistiou is to promote good fellousit;p
among the engineers of the county
and elevate the standard of work that
is now being done for the benetit of
the public as well as the member. of
the assodation.
1. Bloom
directors. 5. E
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in Ilse For 0ver 30 Years
Tho Kind You l-isvo Always Bought
'00. OIN'AU. COuflAN'_ VOI- VOIK 60",
Manager Schmidt ot' the New Cali
aau liaaeball (‘lub hits been able this
week to main- satistactory arrangc
ments with thc manager of the Ridge
field baseball club. when-by a setter
of six-games will be played this sea ' V ' " ‘
son between these two rival teams resulted becahse Ford was more in- met him in the vestibule and board
This is good news and will be rim-aid termed in the youna Woman by his and kissed him.
ad with delight by the fans of both side than win-re he was driving. The "How long did it take them to
towns. The games scheduled thug-t nu- case will take up the attention of the hug and kiss?" she was asked by her
are as follows: June 3, Lockwood. of court all day. counsel, A. C. Streitwolf.
Norwalk; June 10. New t‘anitan :~" .,____ “Oh. You know how long it “k“
Ridgcfleid; June 17. All Port chest HOW LONG is A KISS? people to bug and kiss." she W
era; June 24. Ridgefield at New t‘n WHY, EVERYONE KNOWS! plied. , f!
asn: July 1 Kelscys of Norwalk; .Iuiy . .
4. (‘hambers Arrows of New York; .lti T’“"Y"‘G "‘ H" 5“" '0'
Iy 8. Stamford second team; July 15, Garage "3"" Wits Tolls 9'
Mamaronecks; July 22. New Canaan K50.“ Md Hugs. ' Se
at Ridgefield; .luiy 29, not-woods: NEW BRI‘NSWICK. May 3.4m. wasnmorou. D. 0-. Mai 3--' “r
A“. 19' Ridgefield at New Canaan: Jessie L. Bowers. of Motuchen. testi-ator Brandcgeo introduced amend-
Scpt. 9. New (‘auaan at Riilgefield; fled in her suit for divorce against meats to the Rivers and Harbor: :Iol:
Sept. 23' Rigefieid at Nrw Cohan. 'John C. Bowers, a garage keeper, that ‘ycstcrday to appropriatl 8%.000
, ____________ .Bowers had lived with Mrs. Louisaldredging and maintaining an Inch“-
mnnrnv manoeuvnss JULY WWW“ tome”! or Memes-n. in t'sre min in in Nb“ " rein-“s:
NEW HAVEN. May 2.—Adjt.Gcn-.h°“'° in Newark across the strootpuck Island. Conn. and ”m
Divorce ‘ snanosasa mraooucso
oucx iSLAND masons
avenue. are espectod‘lo commence op‘ Cole yesterday fixed the time for thcfl‘”In "1"" she hi1 5°93 “Vi" for “WWW“! the harbor at “'1 H I '
crations tomorrow. . . "
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On account of so many persons
walking across the green patch of
grass on the north side of the TownE
Hall. regardless of signs posted and
taken, the select-‘
other percautiona
men have caused a walk to be cu
through. Even in doing-this, it is
wondered whether pedestrians will
walk onto the grass. Probany so.
A warranty dccd has been recordedilnd now a promoter of latit- events.
in the Town (‘lcrli‘s office of thetrans-Iwaa a defendant in a suit for darn-
fer of a piece of property belonging it
George H. Wardwell and Hattie Light
to Harry B. Thaycr. This parcel oi
land consists of it little over two in
res. and is bounded north and east 1):.
land of Mr. Thaycr. south by land 0‘
John Rahbitt and west by highway
known as the Silver Mine road.
The civil cnglneers of Fairfield
(‘ounty moi in Stamford last Thurs
day and formed an association, clect
ing officers as follows: President. Hal“
old A. Pursuits of Stamford: vice-
presldent. Samuel W.‘ Hoyt. Norwalk:
isocond Infant . C. N. G. as from
‘ July 10 '0 15 rim the place has not presence and their actions were bold. board of engineers. _ -
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summar- manoouvrcs of the First and three “mm"- 1“ ““m‘” with no r
I She said the couple knew of her‘to Congress on those prom" 13"“
0n- ono occasion, she said. when
t decided on. .
ye been Bowers went homo late. Mrs. Waite
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Advertise your Wants. For Solo and
Lel- in The Sontiacl. '
OWN PAINT
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INTERESTED IN WOMAN.
'mstti rotlil
Holmes Makes Novel Claim in Suit
for Damon.
"Silli’fii‘f'mifi. $3.135 You will save 54 cls. per gal.
Holmes. formerly in the pugilistic liv-
‘fflls IS now
Buy 4 gals L at M. Semi-Mixed Real Paint.
ages for 81.200 brought by William R as? 5 ’W at $2.00 per gal. - - 3 m
l-‘ord. heard yesterday by Judge How- \'~" . Q' r. And 3311:- Llnsccd Oil to mix with it
ard ll. Scott. of the t‘otumon Pleas /{\\ ' . ",i ' at estimated (“10‘ . . 2.25]
court. Mr. Ford‘s claim for the dam» L 5 “‘Q You W makc 7 8“" of PU“ paint for m
ages is that he was driving a horse
and carriage at Walnut Beach in the ,
summer of unit. when Holmes. who
was driving ah automobile in an own
site direction on the same roadway.
collided with his outfit. smashing the
carriage and injuring the horse that
it was killed.
Holnics' defense is contributory
negligence and careless driving by
the plaintiff. and says the accident
it's only 8 1.46 per gal.
Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT.
thrcss ii on bu" 7 sh. ci read-ion t ‘
Model: to minutes - l . S / use pain in
' " cans, you pay 52.00 a. gal. or $4.00.
ThrL& M. SEMI-MIXED REAL PAINT i; Pl. RE ".‘hiTC HEAD.
ZINC and UNSEHJ OIL. thr lxst-L'icwn paint murmis in 2Q) yuan.
Use a gal. out of any L.&M. PAINT you buy saw I H Rd the bed
r-aini made. rcturn the paint .uv-d {:01 F I ' v hack.‘
A. D. Morgan, South Norwalk; Hubbcll 82 Staples' Hdw.
Co . Norwalk: Lockwood Q Palchstoort. Conn
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AN' I CAN'T GIT
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WHHT ARE You
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No-‘fiJH Boos-
Yottte m TEBCHIN' A
CON DENSEO
Milk!
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YOUNG ELEPHBN'T
now ‘E; SMOKE
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watt: WHHT _
Fowler: can.
.. mom TH‘ WHY
sue ACTS ooT
THIRTY‘ NINE-
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ARE DEAD!
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