“mar. IA? 6, 1
HA YESi
CITY MARKET
69 N0. MAIN ST.
EAST
NORWALK
The Kowlmrd iaiiril}, of South Main
fleet, are i-laiin2irg to remove to t'ot-
tnge sire-ti
The barge ‘lhspstt-h" is at the local
loch: oi the For”; t‘oal t‘ompany un-
loading a lnrge targo or anthracite
coal.
The regular weekly meeting oi the
third distr'it! commissioners will be
.Icld iii the iriunit-ipal plant on Bay-
916
1L4 01 or» Luru.uc.a
Supp-ct oi
- :hu Missionaries oi Anti..»tlr"~ Atts
11 and 12, 3 3-), the meetings at the
Junior Christian Elrdrhvm Society
“L“ be resumed 5 «iii. the union sen
ti c or llit‘ Epsoriir Luau:— and the
\’ hool session
Romyton Methodist Epioccipat
Cit- Li. i.-.r.»a.
lions) ton Mr tliotim Episcopal
.‘lluitlr, Surrdnx. Mm. 7th Morning
Worship at it.“ so a [it short sermon
by the pastor, lolitlttttl bi t'ommun-
:on service 'llu~e who have ex»
pit->sed a dr’wllt' to unite viitli the
thumb and it i tlreiiistlves ready to
cults! for life iii the “oil-2 of (‘lrt'isi
and iii.» thttitir, are ltilllt‘rlt‘d to be
plt'bclil at this service and be receivw
d in a romance with the contour oi
i'urlollau l:li.itt.»tl SOK‘lt-t)‘ at the
ligip'lrl tlrurch icon of meetiup'
"Tilt L‘UUht‘ilullUl i-l ’ln!‘ 'El Mii'l,
25 1130 l.c...lx-r if i...” 112. l’i..:.i.
\iatheite T U‘ e-teldii‘ \v.r':lip \t,iii
short chptl re-iiriorr by in: pm.ol',
.rd :;.w.i..: ind-u in 'Lt 'im ill t‘ihll
tinnitus l: Mri tillt dl 't..- >e'r-
iii - t»' .> 1.“; ;
\\'edi.e.~dd,\ til 7 l’. p l. l'.t‘ ii.id-
\‘veeh want not tltlltltlltt‘ meetl
my Hurt llt'llnl M “r tlrurtlr
~lrotild in 1w~w .r i‘,. "l\Ht‘
Sunday rt‘littUl at 11.50 a.
"The Mlsv
lit tlililtl:
'l'lrc lt‘eaull subject i.~:
View place on Monday evening,
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A visiting clergiman will tomorrow luiiltllt-h ot' Antiocl.“ At‘ih ll 19 30;
'1" the pulpit oi the East Avenue .\l.|i ... 1.: id' 12 L'pwoi-tlr l.t.r;'u-- at
u. t‘irurth, because of the absence irOini a. p. m. 'l'his to a union :«el'tit-r
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the CH) oi the pastor, liev. S l’. l"air-'
units.
the liaptist Young People": Soci
eli. iii the Baptist church 'i‘lie’topit-
”’A‘“" ‘ l or this M'lt'i c is, “(he t'oiiscci‘ntiolr
Matty 1“”! l‘H‘pl“ 1’1“" to ””1"" oni talents " 'l'lie l:~ .\lr. Ma-
-Culf ”“4“” heath ””5 year. l'lt l"[t'liclte. Evening preaching seiviu- at
date lllll one ieirt has made its: appear»I m p
ance on the poptihti beach but wrihiir‘ h” “wk”
:eshort time it is expected room “’lll MW”! (.mh‘wnw”
at a premium
lender
,,
m The parlor will ~peak on
Xews from the
()ne of the
urgest and most significant church
ssemhlies ever held is now iti session
"Some
it coats a lost oi to Dirt)
‘flle polllit'tti
Nayor Qurglt-y
menses untl
lati‘l) to their
money
game in New
hits tiled his
they amount upproxi
.l Saruiogu. N. Y, in tire gt iierul con
"err-rice oi the Methodist
llui'('ll. No less than twenty different
unguages nre spoke at this confer-
‘lit't', made up nearly ‘Ji'tr dclcgnter
ll‘t'lli almost every section of the
world. Questions of grave responsibll
.ty awuit the attention of this greut
body of delegates questions that are
bowing the church in prayer through
lirit .t lll
Hpistopul
t-let 'rltlll
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Krit-ter, who
have been residing in East Nor
walk for the past several weeks, are
.Mal‘tllllg ill the home oi hits. lx'riet
or's mother, Mrs. lx'lett, of Park
“NM N.“ (“my”) rill the world. The Methodist l-lplsco
pal church is the only evangelicul ec
The r\ieu‘~ $;‘-of the East Nor- cteslusti'al organization that husworl;
and is working among the various
belligerent and neutral notions oi lilu-
mpe. Here lies an opportunity and
a call from God. as Bishop Nuelsen
has said, such as confronts no other
church. We believe that the mes-
sages that come to this confemnce
and the actions thereon will be of gen-
eral interest and full of spiritual food.
'Ilk M. ii, church will hold a special
oarvice tomorrow. i. A. Theriault will
be the speaker. and some of tire help-
“ will also address the class. This
'Ill be so far different from the usual
“or of class meetings that the men
an looking forward in anticipation of
. big time.
The Orioles have a busy day mapped
.1 for tomorrow, providing rain doas
in interfere. The East Side baseball
the are. going to take on the Cherry
’1. C. in the morning. in the afternoon
my will play the White Sox. Both
antes will be. played on the Wicke
flat, and should attract a good sired
‘elegntion of fans.
er service.
Friday, May 12th, group rally of the
Norwalk group of l-Ipworth leagues,
in thc Norawlk Methodist church.
The Rev. Charles W. Mct‘oririick, it.
D., the recently appointed district sti-
perintentlent of this district, will give
the address. Every l‘lpworih Leugue
member is urged to-be present at this
meeting.
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Tomorrow the new hours of ser-
vice in the East Norwalk Advent
Christian church go into effect. The
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hours for tomorrow will be: Half- \
hour prayer, 10 o'clock; communion ARIEN t
10:30 o'clock; Sundayschool 12 o'- "
dock; Junior loyal Worker‘s, 3:30 yo'- ) _—""""‘ “
dock: Senior Loyal Workers, 6:15
AND
OROTON‘
o’clock; Praise and Song service, 7:15 -
o‘clock; evening service, 7:30 o'clock.
no- :—
There has been much said as to who i
il'as the first in thc Norwalk’s to give -
(award the Baileship Fund. Elmer 'Mrs- Forbes. of Noroton. save a
Bulffen and, Irving Hubbell, of East house my last evening to a tars?
florwalk, were the first, as far as is i number 01h" friends.
known. having sent their contribu-I -—-————-——‘ .
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tlons to the Tribune, and proudly wore? GOOD "5‘”
their buttons when the. fund was only,
“a“. There may have been others be- .“ .
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‘I'ore, but it is doubtful. Credit wivren; card it “d Prohted Thereby.
Where cmdit is due. This was in the ' mai°°gfl§izzk1$§2feéafii S 2"; Nil)”
Cll'ly part of February. 1 Y u .r-
A.
Many South Net-walk Readers Have
, lwalk are glad to learn where relief
AMERICAN may be found. Many a lame, weak and
' ' '! inching back. is bad no mode, thanks
to Dean's Kidney Pills. Our citizens
{are telling the good news of'their etc
i perience with this tested remedy. Here
its an example worth reading:
1 '3. D. Kelly, 18 Wood street. South
Norwalk, says: “I was troubled for a
year and a half by dull pains over my
hips. together with sharp twingos in
the small of my back. They were se-
vere when I straightened too quickly
after stooping. I also had headaches
and dizzy spells, was restless and got
up in the morning feeling more tired
owner: 3
w -v- m ,
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I very pleasant surprise was ten.
Hand Mrs. F. W. Campbell. of 196
flat avenue. by the members of tho
Icilsnce Social Club, on Friday aftnr-
man. Mrs. Campbell was equal to the
‘cunion and was a genial hostess, en-
Inrtalning with music, etc., after which
Thursday, May 10th, mid—week pray-’
& dainty luncheon was served. There
.11 be a meeting of the 'club with
firs. R. S. Barclay, Tuesday afternoon.
’ _ Qt three o'clock.
Rmyton Baptist 6|!an ,
lowayton Baptist Church.;Sor-
does on Sunday, May 7, 1016: 10:30,
hinting worship with sermon by the
.antor on "The Bible in Human 11119.",
,Cnnday in the one hundrodtb anniver-
" nary of the American Bible scanty
‘ , ‘d the sermon will give rooonitlon
t this fact. mm be ramp:
to Condom service and the heap-
than when i went tb bed. When t-iuf-
fering in that way. 1 got iDoan's Kid-
ney Pills at Plaisted's Drug Store.
They worked wonders and in less titan
|u week. the trouble lef ."
Latino Bonaflt.
Over two year Inter, Mr. Kelly
said: “i have had no occulon to use
Dean's Kidney Pitta lately. tor they
permanently cured me."
Price 50c, at all donlnrs. Don't sim-
ply non for a kidney remedy—out
Dean's Kidncy Pill—tho name that
Mr. Kelly has twfco publicly recom-
mended. Fatcrmiburn '05.. Proud
Dud’alo, N- Y.
rfiwhttemsrm‘nsm 9'
u m" Dun” An automobile on ned by W. H. thrr
M50111 of Korvton Berlin:- struck John lent. ‘
1'4 of 15 Horton :ii't‘tl. about 6 o'clock;
Thursday night, at the South hid, in:
Smmtcrd The bu, was bruised and
suffered nume from :iiot‘k. HQ '83
taken home in iin- police depanment‘s
S'fON '
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iii—.4
Jtrrtivll litnuurty and Idlull)
trim ed to lieddihg
r
Adam Kennel has >irr'lll be\rlald4_\n~|
ill litubury.
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i- tan: is Martin, oi llidgefield, has
it“. ill innit I
it .i \l.‘.lU.
‘ .‘li Blltl iii.»> Wilbur t‘!ifloid. brood,
lli‘l')’ street, spent the day. yesterday,‘
in Norwalk i
l
t‘harles ll. Morelrouse has ptii't-lias l
ed a horse from Joseph Bradley, of
i‘oleytown. i
{' l’roi‘essor Krappt- hits been iir town
East Side
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lot a short visti at his
rl‘lltlller residence,
Frank in (huge, who badly injured
"l~ leg at the Adams steam saw mill.
(tit \\'cdnesday. ls lmprming.
.\ new garage and extensive interior
:ll‘ p:tt\i‘llit'lll:~ are. utldl‘l‘ Wii)‘ at the
‘.\nri.~ residtnce. in Norfleld.
t‘h:irh-s llarnes is not yet able to
i-rwiinte business utter his recent ill-
,ness.
Miss (‘elin McKnight. of llradlev
sheet has returned home. after spend
tug sevt-rul days at Valley Forge.
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i Mrs. William (‘rafi has returned to
l<3t:‘lll‘\. after spending a week- with
Mrs. (‘hzirles ltroch. oi North—id street.
Mr. and Mrs liawley Williumr
l't'lll Friday with their duti'thter, Mrs
"Harlow Rube), oi Il‘ Orcliurd street
Nor walk.
New roofing and other improvi-
mints are being mttde la the former
residence of the late Mrs. Sarah A
Waterbury. in the Upper Paris.
f ' ' . W
lQOQEQNQ‘S
in: long enough to know that there is a
diherenoe in kerosene. home burns
clear and erit—oome doesn't. Some
Mrs. B.-—“l secyou’ve signed up.”
Mr. C.—“I don’t get you.”
I Alva K. Bears. of Stratrord. has
ibeen an over-night visitor with his
*brother, Edwin L. Beers. of the Upper
Parish.
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' Mr. Webber has returned to Spring-
field, Mass. after spending several
ditys at the Benedict residence, in
Norfield. '
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} John M. Lockwood hits rented the,
thou-o farm. at the West Side, where
the is now conducting extensive litrmg
tin." operations. ‘ I
| Sir. nnd Mrs. John' “'illiitms havel
rvirtted their sons. Albert Williamsof;
lllrltlizeport. and Douglas Williams. M.
Straitneld. ‘
An enjoyable dance with music by
the Wellnitz orchestra was given, F‘rl
(lags evening, in the Town Hull. tmtl"
‘lio auspices o" the Norflcld Improve
~rtrnt Association.
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'HSUHANCE BUSHNIESS OF LAST
YT ‘R
HARTFORD. May 5. There were
thirty-two companies licensed to do
title insurance business in the state on
Ithc level premium plan of Dec. 31.
i1015, according to the fifty-first an-
;utial report of the state insurance
lcommissloncr. Part Two, covering
life, accident. casualty. fidelity and
surety companies during the year
1915.
The total premiums issued by insur-f
aiice. companies show an increase of}
130.676.211.97 for 1915 over 1914, and
the total income an increase of 851,-i
438,295.77. The total amount paid t0j
policy holders in 1915 was 331,012...
706.57 more than in 1914, and the total;
disbursements were 368.142.130.01.
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—8HE TOLD HER NEIGHBOR.
"i told a neighbor whoa. child had
lcroup about Foley's Honey and Tar."
writes Mr. Rehkamp, 2404 Herman Ht.
Covlngton. Ky. "When she g'th- it (A
couple doses she was so pleased with
the change she didn't know what to
any." This reliable remedy helps
coughs. colds, croup and whooping
cough.
Sold everywhere
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
List of unclaimed letters at the Nor-l ; ‘
walk post ofhccs for the week ending: l
May 61h. 1916:
South Nomlk.
Mrs. C. Blodget. 24 llavlland street
Legrand (‘ornsioclc cioPoat Office.
Clinton M. t‘ortess.
Mrs. Florence Fay, :[olroews Thea ‘
ire.
Walter Fitzpatrick.
Marya-oil S. no diner, 52 North Main
street.
Miss Adelaide G. Waters.
C Wucrtlr, coldppnott Soda Foun-
tnin.
ANDREW LEARY, P. M.
Mrs. B.—"Yea, on do. you got me
when you signe up.”
Mr. C.--”Signod up?”
Mn. B. -Yes, you've. got u
SOOONY Kerosene Sign.
mean is, i prefer to buy goods that
you what, Mrs. Button. lyvc been sell-
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK
PRINCIPAL OFFICES:
We recommend tho blowingoil Nitric-uh but it“! kind: Na- Pnfafliu Oil
.Coolutovca and Watu "onion. Wu Smokalnn Oil “nun, Rm Lamps and Lantern-t,
thhlflESflr
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smokes, some crusts the wick—some
doesn't. Some is economical. Some isn t.
But here's one thing to remember. [he
Standard Oil Company oi New York
isn’t going to put its name—SOCONY
—-on a product unless it is thebcst. That
name is too valuable."
the
hat I
are good enou h to have a name. You _ .__u] i' that. That“ “by 1
‘°“ 50(30ng "em’°“°- "F“ “0" :43.- lather: imzliie socom? Kero-
You got me. Do you get me?’ ”he Sign That’s “(by [boy i‘)’ name.
Mr. C—(eniliuscd) "Get oul I'll tell Send up 5 gallons oi SOLONY on the
first trip in ti...- morning.
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OJI‘I'AIN
NEW YORK ALBANY BUFFADO BOSTON
“ and BEST
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Furniture and
House Furnishings
. That Make a Home Worth While.
(Hoover, Dr. J. F.
Msrlard, Niss Lena.
Reynolds, Miss M
Simonson, Max.
' M. J, HOWARD, P. M.
—WA8 TROUBLE!) AT NIGHT
Painful. annoying bladder weakness
usually indicates kidney trouble. So
The net reserve on the policies inido backache. rheumatism, sure, “to“:
force was $3,817,768.31 in 1914, and 34,-3
ten or atlfl muscles or olnts. Such
017.520.750.32 in 1915, showing an in.ts1'mptoms have been relieved by FO-i
crease in the latter year of $199,352,. ‘19! Kidney Pills. Henry “5°19”. Car-l
\
705.01.
The Connecticut companies issued
16.08 per cent. of the total number of
policies and 26.92 per cent. of the to-
tal amount of ordinary insurance in
Ithls state during 1915. The industrial
policies issued in Connecticut during
,the year were 83.70 per cant. in num-
ber, and 38.05 per cent. in amount a
Itho total._
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run JUDICIAL Pom-r.
, "Judas. if you’ll intone
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. no I'll onlld’
in the army.“ ;
"No. you'll have to serve a short
issnuncc. wm‘tt conto- to electing
”form. I think tho part it mimic?
man the sword.”a=-laui"vlite Comic.
Journal. .
getting up!)
Sold everywhere.
. Kidney Pills 1 nice}: all night without:
The special offerings for Friday, Saturday and Monday of New Spring Furnishings for every
place in the home, now ready for you at this store, will reveal some of the greatest savings in
quality furnishings in this vicinity. The buying public should consider this great opportunity,
with the largest and most complete line of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Draperies and
Houseturniahinga to be bad, on sale at prices seldom equalled by any concern, and in the nick of 1
time for the housedeaning season. .
7 A few suggestions only can be offered here. You must come and see the assortment.
om J. COLLINS&CO.
TR“: ‘WQRK l Quality Highest-Prices Lowest
‘OF ALL KINDS
“SPRAYWG
IN SEASON
its... on ~-mders
Prizes for Card Parties
Nipp—"Tho vermirorm appendix -
seems to be one thing in the world
that is abotutsty unclean.“
Tuck-Wuhan? Why: It has kept
.. fl-“ ——..- —
.
thousands of Ifdoctors from starving . g do. am _ .
r. 0 CL”, _ . r' V I.“
S. Norwnlk. Phones 251-". 176:- msc. h. L e ‘ Br ggelmflll BIOS “m.
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