CASE FOUR
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--‘- mwr- “'wwuu mum can-wet,
3p
,noad Sutton, second, 1.17:. At Politici
”lids. schol two of the girls interest-
lod themselves and won "second and
Charge Ac~ . ii Fownesm 1.025; second “Wm 47!;
counts can ' (“”52 tam, Elsio manual, :61 White
be opened e Silk 5““ out smite SW mate a me show-
.t the New Neck" in; with a total of 8,100 egg masses
' 9 “7“" destroyed. The mutt was as fol-
l lint! Store. w 10“: First, Harold Cooper 3.150; sec-
ond. Edith Luker, 2.625; third. Helen
Osvadsliy, its.
.r‘n.
R‘Mlflei‘
ecial Sale
The former John W. Penn it rest
deuce. recently purchased by Albert
Johnson. ll‘ tun: mentored,
‘ ——larxe live lobsters. 22‘: lb. Schulue
We are offering Suits, Coats
Suits, Coats and Millinery
,Hint, the spot for the Ford automo
A force oi ilit‘Il enipiomd b, the
Connecticut t‘ouipun) llT'L‘ refining
inew ties and relaying the tracks in
‘litix'iuley riltt'i
Miss Anna Mott. oi iloton avenue.
Hume W.
lilies, in South Norwatli
4min“ Legs of Lamb, 22c. Schultze.
'Mrs. Robert rather, of Itoton ave-
nue. has remitted i ) her home after a
mi in .Nm. lurk. tutti is entertain-‘
lug her niece.
and Millincry at greatly, reduced prices for tomorrow.
The (l. M Club will hold its first an.
NOR WALK
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Rev. A. J. Smith, formerly of the
first nvenuc M. i‘ church, has taken
I) the pmtorate oi St. I‘aul's M. 1‘).
church, in lisiiiord. ,
The new carpet purchased by the
East Norwalk Advent Christiui
church has been received, and will be
hid by next Sunday. l
o—Bmaill legs of Lamb, 22c. si-hultze.
Hit-i. T. i“. (‘ssky, i). it, has return-t
ed to his homc iii-re. following a tripi
to Pennsylvania, where he attended,
the jubilee of his first parish. l
Walter Thompson; who has been‘
making 3 visit with his parents, rMr.
and Mrs Robert Thompson, has re-
turned to Hampton, New Hampshire.
~8houldcr of Veal Roost, 16-llic 1b.:
Ichultze.
0n next Sunday afternoon, in Christ
miscopal, at 4 o'clock in the after
Mon, a clans will be confirmed. The
ulragan bishop of the Connecticut
diocese will otticlate.
Mailer Theriault, of the Rescue
Iission Band. and a number of co-
worhi-ni. were in charge of the ser-
rioe last night in the East avenue M.
IR church, during the absence of the
pastor. Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks.
--Veal Cutlets, 21c lb. Schultze.
Mrs. P. M. Wheeler, of Myru- ave»
aue, yesterday afternoon entertained
the members of the Woman's Auxil-
Iary of Christ Episcopal church. Pisa»
oonccrnTng the proposed rummage]
late were discussed. but no date wast
’llUTI-‘i, are now home for the summer.
. nuc entertained his parents. Mr. and ““V‘ “WWI“ Hmpital will meet at the
, nual dance at the Reliance Hook &
jan bookeeper in Gilbert Steven's) lil- Ladder t‘o‘s tiunrlt-rs, on the 18th of
‘ery stables. his mouth. A big time is expected.
Mrs. John Hint, of Rowuyton ave-
uue, is the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. E.
Howard EH"), of I’ennoyer street,
~ -~- .475
( during the aibaelit‘c of her husband on
.
”D r .i businc» ll‘fl in t‘liicuito.
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i . ' \ lionaid liliilt‘)‘ of New York will] , Shoulder of Veal Roast, 1618c lb.
‘ 0R0 I 0b. ‘ tali- possesmou oi the Duryoa ”uuwisdiultzo.
’ on 0 tr wt, .\ nd y. ,
._....... ,-...-..- “k a ‘ 10 a I the annual meeting of the board of
Miss Mae Kelley, of lllt' liikermsn the itoaityioii .\i ii. Sunday school
Store, Inc.. in company with a friend “to ht‘ld \\ MIWMH)‘ He‘ll-“g. 81 U
slwiit Wednesday iii Norwaik. 3‘10”“ ‘" .“W “mm”. Whom mom”
. lhc ioliowum Liiicei's wont elected:
Mr. illum, latltltit‘llll' artist of the Superintendent, ii. s “U“; “Sm,
iioyt'it nursery. has rented the Charles um superintendent. E. (‘ushiuaii; set-
rt‘tary, Mills ltuth Stevens; assistant
'Ji’tl‘l‘lury, Worn-n Jennings; trcasur
hunx‘
_er, George Sit-anIl; assistant treasur-
"l" er. Mitts Emma Cit-chum; organist.
fMiss Gladys Mills; assistants, Miss
iii and hire Charles D lingers pnd'ym“ “U"‘d‘md :1“, ““1““ ”in?”
. , (RKI'; pros in. i lsfllollar) .ot-e y,
three sons, of .\0T\\illlt, ”vent Sunday Mm Jennie Sm“; "w president,
has taken a house for the summer at M the home of M” "' It. “0‘9”" Mrs. John Brundngr; WWII"! and
Colleiidcr's Point. Miss Margaret Reynolds and 1"irhnl-ttf‘lr‘lir‘illrt’r,Mr.u Robert Parker. (‘rldll
Robert Hunter and family of (ix son. Ia., called on relatives and friends “l” department: President, “l” ”"7
Ridite who spent the winter Iil I’inc 'Hnrt, Home department: President,
.on Curler street one day last week. Miss Gladys Mills. Literary and must-
. ' x. - . .
"mm,“ m, Tlu incorporate"t ol the in Cm int department. Mrs. w. P. Ambler.
Hen-y lliil' help department. Mrs.
Mary 'l‘l‘omc.~ 'I‘bc tariouil depart-
menta were given the power to choose
‘— _"‘;o ‘.
Hermon Bchneidcr is the owner of a
Chalmers touring car which he recent-
ly purchased.
" .5 ;" ~4‘n AVA
son has been born to Mr. and
“re. George Smith oi’ Prospect avc
line. i
W. Ii. Scariest of Tokeut-ltc recently
‘l‘ldi‘rWt‘lll a slight operation. and is 9'9”” Mac" on MP“! street.
"GOW‘TII‘E- t An attractive ‘r‘lflil has been
The Darien Orange will meet this‘nmgidp of the ottice windows of
evening in the rooms in the Congregn - , - .
”mm Church. \\ Nd studio in the hilliman Block.
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—-Small lxgn of Lamb. 22c. Scltultze.
Mrs. Alfred Mcla-llan of New York
Dietrich Muller of
Mrs. William Muller, over the work- emergency room, 28 East avenue. (0
end. morrow afternoon. ”hr” mm ”WWW"
A—4Sbouldcr 0i Vflll R0851. lG'lSC lit.v “it“! BU“ JOHPK and sisters, "Ohm—Veal Cutlets. 2“, ")- sewn”. .
Schullxe. 'nnd Sarah. wont to the home of theiri
The Dramatic Club of Noroton is rt»
~ r. M . wn i rown. wiim'
hoaraintt to present a play called "The a” v ” lam H
Oak Farm," to be [”911 i.i .\'orotou they will molds for the present. ;
Fire Company its", shortly. Mon in the employ of the railroad;
(-0!!!"le have been in town during the l h
Miss Hattie Radthe oi Lee's Coin WIL [ ON ( .,
mercial College, Stamford, has tztktn W-‘l week. and hush-ti |h~n~|y. in: l
a position as atenograplier at the .\‘o erecting 81K“ boards at th local and ’
. . ‘. ‘ 3 --A’ a-
roton \later \lorks. \oroton. lion. 1,", whiwmor‘rlil. said u be the
A number of llarien (Irsngcn ill
, —t
tended the visitors‘ night mot-ting i. . lowla ll. trim-nu lNH'eu in n forerunner (r summer n“. mm" M,
the New cauuan Grange, at the tutti-r day: for \‘ew Britain. whore he
place. Tuesday evenlns. ll‘en sent by the Mutual Life lnlllt'll‘l‘l
—Vesi Cutlets, 24c lb. Schultze. m ,. v..- vary in look ntter that
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frw .
has
Richard the
FRIDAY, MAY is, 1916
fia- :——_~ —_— _
MOST PEOPLE
You can keep well, if you will. Good health is a
habit that nearly every one can form. But you must:
cultivate it until it becomes “second nature.” Prac-
tice health as faithfully as you do the form of work
or pleasure you like best, and you can be well all the
time. Beethant’s Pills are a natural aid to the health
habit. and oi untold value to all who want to be well
and keep well. llddllli& and dependable, the timely
use
of these pills Will correct .in ht dismdeis of the stomach,
liver, bowels and blood ~»reieve indigestion, bilioumess,
stck headache -_—and clear up dull eyes and a muddy skin.
Prompt attention given to these commOn disorders will
keep the body from becoming diseased. The surest way to
sand illness is to prevent it. Neglect causes many ills.
As a preventive remedy. Beccham’s Pills are supreme.
’1 hey are made of medicinal herbs. contain no harmful or
habit-tormmg drug, and may be safely taken by man,
woman or child. So sure and reliable tor the common ills
of the household that they have stood the test for over
sixty, years Toda they have the largest sale of any medi-
um in the world. use they have won public confidence.
It you prize your good health. if you want to stay well-wit
you seek to recover bodily strength and mental vi or, you
need the protection and relief given by Beecham's 'lls.
BEECflAlli PILLS
"Tho largest filo of Any Media-o to the World“ At All Bunion. l0c.. 25¢.
Dilutions of metal value to mm m with our} box
are well
some of
the time
—- some
people
are well
most of
the time
but— you
can be
well all
the time
by using
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TOBACCO CASES ARGUED.
NEW HAVEN, May 12. The (AM
of the l'nited States enlist 'I'hv To
hacco Products Company of New \to
ford was argued before Judge ’i‘liom.i~
in the Federal Court and decision rt»
served. I'ntler orders the paper.) um
served and the care heard the sum
day. The issue involved was the int
lection oi the.iuternal revenue. ‘l llf
;coinpany has a process by whim i‘
runs tobacco stems through a mum: ii‘
and turns three out in sheets. it make!
up what it calls little cigars, but ‘ltl
Government contends that the smell
are paper and when and on robot-ct
the. product is Clflli‘eiies. The lu‘uli
the latter is 8123' :v-" tliouvnd :nti
01 little cigars 75 cents per thotiwanu
Expedition in disposing of the mac
was requested as the company's plant
was closed mean *‘hiia. .
the first time this year on Monday er fancy articles were offered for salt-
evening. to the members. the proceds to go to
A number from this place attended “‘ “unify build“)! fund.
the Marjorie Barrett bent-at periorm- Miss Rosie Noacit. of
once. at the llegenl Theatre, on Mon- was in town on Sunday.
W‘ evening. Mrs. George Thomson, of New York.
The Rev. Charles A. Marks attend- was the truest of Wilton relatives on
ed the Fnirileld (‘ounty Archdeaconi'y F‘riiiiiy. .
meeting, at Newtown, on Monday. '1“ Florence Ilurd, of Bridgeport.‘
The Wilton Jttney commenced run- is .toptuit: at her cottage in town.
“'“K' between Norwalh and ”“3 place, “in A. E t'iirpcntrr, who has been
also Cannondale, on Monday. under mending the winter in Gmnd llapids.‘
"‘9 “"1“ management ‘" h" ”“m' liaison. with relatives. has «turned
The Woman's Auxiliary met, chr to her home in Wilton.
nudity afternoon. at the mtory. Mus Katherine A. Sturges was
These meetinls will probably Cdfltln-‘rmong than from this place who at
in ' . ir‘ the month of May. it‘ndi‘il a meeting of the W. t‘. 'I‘. l'..
'llu lib' -rv Whist int-t, Tuesday in Norwelk. on Wednesday.
afternoon with him H. G. Thomson, Mm John Davis will :0 to Binxham-
Four tables were in play and an enjoy. ton. N. Y., next week. returning with
able time was spent. Aprons and 0111. her mother. who resides in that place.
New York,
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Abendroth. itaiirmut dim... ",er momm. “Tex” RICKARI),S South America Land and cattle company
net for the sale.
Thu there are men on the out.
aide who. actuated by personal rea-
sons, cause the publication of un-
tound.-d rumors to hurt the Third Dis.
trict municipal plant, Is one of the
statements contained in a very in-
teresting letter from Superintendent
R G. Macy, of the local plant. This
ietter is printed today on the first.
page of The Sentinel, and deserves
the close and thoughtful perusal of}
every Bust Sidcr, whether he is a.1
consumer or not, or for or agsinst the
giant. :
>—l.srgc live lobsters, 22c lb. Schultae.
FOUND GUiLTY OF PERJURY.
NEW LONDON, May lie-Benjamin
anerantz was found guilty of par“
Jury in the Superior Court this morn-'
dag. The. charge was based on teati-
mony given by him at. the trial of his
brother, Nathan, for arson a. year no.
Sentence was deferred.
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WEAK AND IiflED WOMAN.
Tells How Vinol Made Her Strong. ‘
South Norwalk women who are
wreak, rundown and suffer front the!
avenue barber, who was subjected to}
a rlight operation last week in it New.’
Dr .I Htiwnrd llnyl emu 'n l'onwl:
York hospital. is now back at his shop. . Ride" every Fundin- after-non“ end it ‘ }
Miss Dorothy Fitch has returned 1 {COMMON "file“ in ”19 l’ml‘h‘~"":"” V
Noroton, after a visit to New Yorlt Church. Mrs. Hoyt and Mrs Allin":
:liiidndls now entertaining at party 0; ‘ Bennett accompanied him 1“, 9","..- 3
P B. l
B. H. Raymond represented the liit 1 Mn" George Kellon and "New"?
rion M. E. Church at the district slew M.” Estella. “'h" M” b’" m"""‘" " -
ards’ meeting held at South Norwalk three months' visit with Will t‘ in“ '
on Tuesday. Rev. 8. C. Johnston also to“ at Augusta. 0a.. are imim in
“lended' done for New Canaan today. and i-vc,
Mrs. J. E. Williams of Oracle street expeted home on Saturday. prnm In? :
will visit relatives in New York State
tor-several days, and will attend some hrs received they h.“ enjoyed a
of the sessions of the Methodist tun .7917 “nu“ "9““ i
oral Conference at Saratoga‘ Springs. 1 The funeral of Freddie Broadhurst.i
——Large live lobsters, 22c lb. Schultze. who was hp .by a train M the (:mvn'
The. Phelps-Stokes mansion is being Qty-get cruising on Tuesday last WOMit
opened at Collendcr's Point, to re d' ’ ' ,, '. . x, .
ceivc Andrew Carnegie and his film “d died Wednesday at "‘9 Siamforq. ~" - "' ~ ‘
ily. His housekeeper arrived yester “0591“" was held this afternoon at " '
day. . o'clock from his late home. interment 25 ACRES and
The Methodist Church will hold it.- will beln Lakevlew cemetery. Rev. K.
‘H. Nide, D. D.. oti'iclated. Freddie was i
th i ii] t id n t three years old. i
“'0 a ' to . ,
"1ng 81.0 sue Vi an a or mee , One of ”w Red Sm, Ford 0",, mm":
The Fir" :to grief Saturday night near the Four;
Company of NorotoiiI ,
Heights will have. a minstrel show, to;Corncrs. Trouble was cxllerlc""°“'
Sunday evening service at 7 instead 0.
7:30, beginning next Sunday. The tip
That’s what $100 iaequivalent hinder the present offer when invested
Ownsw_325,000 Acres
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inthestockofthe
LAND AND CATTLE COMPANY, inc.
be given by the 80:1 Ton Minstrels oi l with the diti'erential and the driver
SOUTH AMERICA
P. . I
Office: 1328 BROADWAY, NEW YORK .
cause ucnt effect. f u ndit on . .
q “ ° “ 3" aco ‘ 1 Stamford, at the Dutch Town Haul“ Roystel’. sent for 1.01.”, On Minor
. . _ Capital Stock. $2,000,000
'ill be interested in Mrs. Odeli'a lepi Thuruday evening May 25 . h
‘ ’ ' ‘ ' 'towed home. the rope became “WWW" - .353: hi d‘ 'd d 'nt 1 000 000 shares—par value “-0.0 “c -
r. Sl . : .. . . Full aid and non ssa e. 1V! c l o . .
ta ta says Mrs. Ltbllt C. Bruce of North street. up with his meal-int: year while m», P
“I am a. farmer's wife and was all Greenwich, has returned from Shet’ t
, ,. . . . be Dr. Cam"- A LIMITED AMOUNT OF
. . ‘ e .icld, Mass, havtng chuperoaed Miss 3 ins down the hill “9‘" l 7 r 1‘
random Weak. “ml and “M" d .W, mm... m mm, u... m "mi srocx now orraasn AT 5 C - p e S ‘1 a e
. . . iiouise V. Snead of Noroton and Miss .
[tom lmshgethdhzh “Intoxrigf‘eleei; Ziiary Carr at the annual dance at the ' making it look a sorry night. Mr. an- ‘ ‘ i' _
”m“ m“ d“ m’ "°““'°"" “"“ 3mm WOOL “'5' WM “1'" 33'2“ '3'” “23227;; Net proceeds of sale to be used iii billing cattle to stock out ram 0) 325,09) acres iii Paraguay
T . car WM! 0W. . "n ay I , , , , u
' 9 Gladstone once said that “three acres and a cow to etch English Citizen would make the whole of England pms-
One day l “w vmo‘ advertised, no] ' . pcmu< " Wt. who a Better Ofier Than 1M. "
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taken many medic ties Without benoll (gun‘s—v W. A , m the. Nidd Garage by Howard North-
.de up my mind to try it. I have: 3 NE“? imi). i , ,
- taken ‘0'" bottles and have sainedi ' The Civic League and the New Cyan: -- ~ V
men pounds in weight. am much‘ a—r‘ ( "M. mm... m"), 1,, .,.. ”an”. .. . i. IN SOUTH AME R l‘ A!
V. here Beef '- K‘ng—Wticre land is cheap—grass is green the year around—where drmurhts and blizzard: are unknown—:-
wt.:‘re cattle thrive and the world is your market! Here is our Kingdom! managed by the ablest of Cattle Mon—Mr. 0.
manger. and feel many years young- I
L. (Tex) Rickard knowsthe Cattle industry; he hoists South America, he knows what to do and where to go for cat‘t‘li:
“l pemnaliy guarantee this to be
a Hilllld investment."
(i. 1.. “Ton" RICHARD.
v
avtnminpon H... «on: nine-allov- not:-
it
1 children. and the rowtvl‘ is: warmth-v
"‘1‘. . ‘
a- than before." Sarah Odell, lmk- ,
’ort. N. v. i ' l
The reason Vino] builds up weak! ’A n-«t rr‘vn M I." in 90mm! of 92 a“ . , . . . N : r d‘ ' '
. “ tan-down women so quickly is bet “a-“ .m-a— »-..- !- third or at “mm "flaw-d M NO"! profits. Hts- money‘ds Inazsfatcd in our corggyr—hwécfiaigfifikgfiz 36%;; resullliirst prgpfiilgclcbslc Emmi and manage
- , , ' «at er sternum . ~ . . . .‘
cause it contains a dalicttms conbl-t A daughtor was born to Mr. and isnknnl on no nontncffifl ro .‘w tho on. m in a C8 I Rickard. if you can't comE, send for detailed information,
' at the offices.“ the company—talk with Mr. . _ . .
I ‘i'gi‘: stage tremendous possibilities open to investment in South Answ- eaiile ram. it Will astound you!
Phi. unlynn'q pntpwnd ”In (tn-II.
ution of the three most succession Mrs. William Baker on Tandy. m
“up
was. BONDING Of iron to enrich} Vincent St. John madeahuslnwss trip M‘" "0“" P”“""‘ “'°"‘ “""‘ " ""
‘ .l "mu. tho blood. the mun» ‘, to N", mm on um”,
lagl ~0 100M A's? mean“: dmflv'w‘d 0h-
.Iflhg. bodybuilding olamauta of I
that cods' lim Mont dl,a.nd ”I ' emu last Thursday.
won»
.. Wow-altos“ to our: mail.
Mmleas-th
_ Saturday. ‘
”L... "a... «mum in M-Hhom N§.fl"’|
mm. omn- nw-v-d in win'wt “nan- 9'-
(am. "a... fpa-ql- pawn-om" 1""!
n“ finwmtu. ano‘ in new. I)".
p int-l M '7 MM (“undo vfl'dV'b-NV own-
! up. pea-n out. and: who Dosh-win
R. I. halo, and “I“! AM”! If .nd. ”.9. no. pm! uni-ram v".
.0.le m M .WadnsudaY. [01' on "HF” '4". 9m (In-t». “10"
'u m , ! WNW pug q..." unto” Mir 9" swath.
Miss Helen Ronni closed her kind-
liss Carolina at. John Prentice was
taken to a Stamford sanitaritiru on
M H- 031M]- Inle mar. unwric‘rd Adams iinl. will. aim
world is depending upon South America for its beef and cattleproducis!
garding the manner in which stock is being otiicreti tor subscription.
A postal rcqucst will bring you information re-
Wtite Today for Prospectus and Full Information, Photographs, etc, to
South America
DP 1'. ”WAY, NEW
A..— . Our. 34th Street.
Land and Cattle Company
M. (Eff. R. Y.
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Norwalk Chronicler