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A son uas born on 'l‘tt‘trsday to Mr,
and Mrs. Alfred 5. Phillips, of the old.
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with .0 huh." on $0 roar. and dial‘
behadaloppudberudiolmtbstj
use must hm on. but um in. and}
that the other one has broken anal
could no: in» rt wired until Friday. and!
upon his t--lliug her that .-he should}
grf a trtuporutily one of cardboard she i
' I‘M“ ~“ ~‘“ “‘3 “N4 ‘8' Wt unuseth‘ r7 «mic. Ur a» EKICAN.TROO
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'ftlbi‘iit‘lir lucid.
Jack Dugdale is driving a Ford rln- could not prod-cs.
--E&tl] l’, Stcvous will open on Tues-aabout putchasrd h‘rtday.
idity at 33 Mltlll I‘ll‘fi‘t'i, a first class sea,»
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E Darien has only one transfer of prop-
erty last week, the Harriet E. Castle
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lfuod nlitl’kcl. tum-try will be made‘ Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Roscoe of the, . ‘ ' _
ORWALK ito ltou'oyton. Telephone connec-E Heights attended the Danbury fair (an: estate “Hm“; to Mariam 8' “ ”sh"
5mm. Wednesday. The mortgages amonting to $4,900.
i _W 'Augusia R. Mcad made an agrecmen‘
Mr. End Mrs. Henry Leach and son? Mrs. Cecil liodgman is again in thel to buy ”‘0 and one-half “"35 0“ the
,Henry, of BroOltlyn, uho have becn‘Stamford ho.~pital, resting comfot'tab-IPOSt R033 from “3"" S. "CA“‘WN-
Bertram Ayres will leave Wednpsjguests of Mr. and Mrs, it. w. Cole,:ly aftt‘r another operation. WON}! and mu probablr remain
day for Datona, Fla, where he will returned home yesterday, aocomrf ————-——- i‘he” “"9 "W" 38198 Of property, and
spend the winter. pantcd by Mrs. Cole and Oliver’ Mrs. W. H. hangout! of the old Tok- ”"989! of 310,450.
‘licztch, who has been spending the e‘neke rosd entertained the Whistl ~
Captain Henry Gotham and party en: summer hem itlub .‘t her home “new” afternoont MA’HW‘
Joyed a days mackerel fishing yester-r l
”1,. They had fine luck. , The house owned by Hiram Tirapcr, ‘.
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1of Barton, in Logan street, is under-
Captain Albert Geibs has hauled out. going nuvtwrntts improvements. A
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lat. GREGORV’B PouTlON ON THE
the “Swordfish" and is rcnovating ft shingle2 siding is adding greatly to
HOSFITAL.
’neparatory to the cold Weather. the appearance of the place. it has‘1 ‘ _._.___..
been occupied for several years by; Frank Detourcey has been appoint-
Norwallt, Conn,
October 7. 1910
ed as selectntcn's clerk by the Board»
of Selctrtmenfin plat-(- of George l".l
Etion at Ncwburizh on Thursday, as (3- Editor of the South Norwalk Sentinel.
Not-walk, Conn.
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The many friends of Miss lrcnc Bearse, who ”“3 held the position:
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icon to the South Norwalk firemen.
loxf CHILD K'uED ' itrnvcllng by Taylor's auto-bus.
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First Selectman George M. V.
Schllchtng returned to town today, af-
ter spending a few days at New Mil-
ford.
Dr. and Mrs. Bennett spent the 'Mr. and Mrs. William Doland. .
Cock-end at his home on Scavicw ave-l
me. Dr. Bennett is employed in Bos-
. in. Mass.
The Epworth League of the East ntuch interested Saturday in the an. ——_
avenue if. E. Church will hold a Sul- nouncrmcnt of her marriage to John Walter Deverill' Jon" ”0"" Harold
”Wadi party in the Sunday school Ticbout. Jr, of Brooklyn. for Home:‘lliillspaugh, Constable Warren Grccnc
room tomorrow. Proceeding the 80- Years past a summer rcsidcnt of Cull-Eand Judge 6' W. Shem" “comm-“‘0";
.cial a short business meeting will be “DD Bll‘i‘t‘t- by tho Rowayton Fife .nd Drumi
.hsld. iLorps, attended tho tin-menu convcn~
Lynch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. sincc it< creation four years ago, and;
:l-‘ranklin Lynch, of Tokcneke, were Who downed 1” “9"" “mg”- I
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—Childrens hats, $1, 40 Van Zant.
, lspaca In your paper in order to cor-
G. \l. Slinonson, Prohibition nomi-irect a ”hem statement?
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ME "URI WHEN inc? for Governor. with two other rep;
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Captain Thomas Hendricks will
start on a trip to Oak Hill, Fla, un'
- in your issue of Friday. the 6th. a-
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1““ d” of this “eek‘ He will‘ rcscntatives of that party was ”platter stand “Muuclpal Hospital"
‘ like the trip by water in his l'acht‘ ’ l . “
- ' i vcrtlscd to make a u och ot the Town‘ contains "m auctioned. Dr. James
Welaesa,‘ and will probably rcnthnln 1 1 ' 9“ locum-yams Input" container
South during the winter sermon. i ‘ , ,u- "A“ mm" Saturday morning. at to! tha_Norwalk H .) has mud
“5031A. 00L 31—0"0 0him “an 10:45. As Edward Fairchild sud twozm u... w“...- “a . boon cm...
‘killcd am “now" “‘5 “”0“” hurt other local temperance mom neither on a countioaa am of occasions
William C. Beck and wife and daughv, ycslerduy while playing in the street
, W. Pauline. returned home this morn? When [My WEN struck by in automo
”bl after a delightful auto trip to bite operated by Metro Polvcrario of,
urst V J wh r th b New Haven.’ Gcnaro Albrls. aged
. "”‘u‘ - ‘ ' .. 9 9 9’ ""3 t 9 three, died a short time after the ac-
" ”It! of friends. The journey was
cidcnt. and John Foley, aged three,
.010 without an accident and a 1359 has a brokcn collar bone and internal
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party Prohibitionists. wore the only.'m‘ the "‘me‘“ the! Th. “”3““
inch on hand to act as audience. there; “1:93:1- xtlahcr 1m. l'ggguogntut
was no formal speech-making. and that often clung! m. whom new“, of n
,Prohibttion workers contented them-:ssntsneo. This in quoting the words
tselvcs with an internist talk ‘on the "stim- institution” 0pm from the
possibilities of the dry movement. "in“! utterance, ‘ "no", wrong
fine was enjoyed. ‘injurics. Two uthcr youngsters bud: and false impression is conveyed.
,nat'row cscapcs from being struck.i .____.. A ”Me.” IBM in ‘ 1."..-
Judge John Km h a d t {Coroner M“ 0‘ 59" ""9" Md“ a; The will of Albert Hocbard. chef for, written some years ago by the chair.
, if n a par Y 0 ,prelimittat‘y investigai’iou and held “m H l 8 f C “and". m of u“ d
fiends from Hartford and New Haven that the dtlver was not criminally re- ‘ 3 to on 1" m" o o ' . - ' m '
. ~ rt ror no y and h "h “""m' a" - ""
tho mackerel fishing yester- spousibic. l 0.“? -.. ny ”9' "~ 0 4| .tirsly upon the 0 wt“,
They made the trip to White? - "“* “WM” mmmm '“M's‘mm Mon. John H. flab I my
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lhoaoltnl. lin- Min filed for record that time at tho Nomtk Emmott” Air‘-
with Judge Renting In the probate; myriad; olfit‘thct “tho Nos;-
Cou t. and ‘ hearin wil be hold. " 0' soc on W“ ‘ sons '
thcrreon in a‘wcck or' so lnr lioch-wflnm institution conductod in ac»
~ ' ' cord-nos with the laws of the State
and left an cstgte valued at about!“ Connecticut relative to charitable
810,000. the major part of which is in, institutions." in this respect it tillers
savings on deposit in banks in France, from 905110 institution: which are BIID‘
HOSPITAL NOTES.
at which place they fished ln'
' ' Miss Florence Lockwood, of 3 Chest-
Mn Richard Hendrick'a launch.‘
in “final H.” The party had good
M and returned with 250 of the elu-
omvo nub. ’
J USTICE.
Two Argentine aeronauts recently
crossed the Andes mountains
Chile to Argentina in a balloon. ihv
ing to a height of about 13,000 feet.
Bonnie Missrndino of Winnipauk,
was discharged yesterday.
:yesterday.
l Mrs. Mildred Thompson of West-
Childrsn. and the almdbouso are public
said. He owned no property In this institutions, the inmates paying no
1,7,1,“ men .1006 R- C. Macy has had a N8 dmchar‘ed u“. momm‘ Probate District, but it? will must be
. Mole entitled "Jump Spark vs. Links l to, m support and the ”mm, P” .
;certain sum for treatment except in
Militia very technical. and it would RHEUMAIlcs-‘io Io "
1. bud for the average layman. to found guilty of violntlon of the mom. '32:: :gThfigfl’tsz goggfiglh“:
‘ \"cltlcle laws Snzttrdey night by Justice! 9 o o '
f A W meeting of the East Nor- of $10.70. which were paid by the provsrth‘f tthe many itlmua pgrvertcld'
aux Yacht Club will be held this "Neutrone Prescription 99" removea'ywn" '“d’ a ”we" “'9 “m“ V“ m ° ° em 9.- we own
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..gt ing is the lannln 0‘ , \mobile with but one markvPr. and did
’ p g entertain-l After one weeeks use you Wm be not even mix a cardboard one temp- Connecticut concerning such institu-
Olll be in the form of a play to be Your Joints and muscles will be. . , - 0d to the lawmakers 0f the State. not
loose and limb-cred up all aches and'prOunce it. Tramc ome" Warren t0 the person who interprets and
' that he had been
Mills. young son of Mr. and 35:3,? As soon as you take “Neutrone Pre- :21: 1:32;: Sting; hrémbceclrx
wank Bradley. of Second at cm. din-i inscription 99" you can f-ael the pain ‘ p ‘ g '
m, after ashort illness. The funeral gist today and get 11 50c or :1 bottle mm bridge, but that, she maintained
n defiant attitude. and continued to do
held this afternoon at 3 o‘clock, then enjoy life. feel like doing thing;
. Constable Bates, who had beacon duty “3°“ ”‘9 Y‘M‘m' which ‘3 ““1
glsts everywhere. to sleet the hearing of their crows.
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69 N0. MAIN ST. : -_., l told him that she had no cardboardi
i i Til. You»; month's Society of (rims-i {When “19 ‘ertred in town mun
‘ i tian Etltilctt-V «1 'lm Ku\\‘d}lU!‘. Baptist ‘ Without ”“3 temporarily marker. 0111‘
r E...“— ~Vv-~ ---» -‘~~ ‘ t'ltutpix \- 'Ei it: 'd 1t~ tut, othly to wing Mrs. Richard ngdaie of the “eight; 0" Greene “0de h" and reminded
;this etching; in :lit- parsonage of the E is quite ill. :1)" 0f the warning 0‘ the previous day,
church. -,_____ tend asked for her license, lll'hlch she
or opinion. but merely the statement
of the existing laws of the State of,
from_
'is inexpensive; harmless and makes a
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About four years ago G. S. Rmh 6‘;
Son (30., manufacturers of whitc pctti»
coats. located a branch of their New
York industry in No. 40 Water strcct
South Norwalk. under the management
ref 1. ll. Marcus. lfi'ont tho start thclr
‘buaincsa has been \ successful and
steady work has been gtvcn to an aver
i Owing to the contemplated addition
of manufacturing ladlcs' nightgouns
3’0“ “1“", 8“" ”“5 let‘ertand the need for more room. thr- ln-f
iduatry has recently moved into Han-
'ford's building on Union street. at
which place they have a larger, but-
tcr and uptodate shop to take car“;
'of an ever increasing business, which
gaxtends from coast to coast. The new
venture requires additional help and
the small industry bids fair to biz-conic .
a substantial. growing one. whlch
adds to Norwalk's industrial payroll
a substantial increase. Out of the
small lnduatrlél grow the big ones.
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Meat forms uric acid which caches.
and overworks the kidneys in tbclrt
efforts to lilter it from the system.
Regular eaten of meat must flush the“
kidneys occasionally. You must rt».
have the mlike you relieve the bow-‘
ols: removing all the acids. waste and
poisons, also you feel a dull misery in
the kidney region, sharp pains in the
back or sick headache. dllziness, your
stomach sours. tnguc is coated and
when the weather is bad you have
rheumatic twingea. The urine is cloudy
full of sediment; the channels often
get irlrataied' obligtng you to get up
two or three times during the night.
To neutralise there irritating acids
and flush off the body's urinous’ waste
;get about four ounces of Jad Salts
‘from any pharmacy; take a table
spoonful i as glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your kid—
neys will then act due and bladder dis-
orders disappear. Thls famous salts
,is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithiu. and
has been used for-generations to clean
and stimulate sluggishkldneys and
stop bladder irritation. Jad Salts
Eat lose melt If you fool
achy or have Bladder
troubls.
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delightful enervescent lithlaovater
drink whic hmillions of men and wo
men take onw and then, thus avoiding
age of twenty-live girls at good w-‘aps ‘
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This is just a glimpse oi ti c parade of 30,000 Amcrican troops on thc Texas hordcr, Show
tlic (lino infantry as it trudged toward thc rct'ictt'iit;.,r stand. it was tlic grcatcst paraticui Antcti-
gaunimnu swift-1hr Evil “or.
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the thrilling love story begin-
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Tools kept in damp places can be!
kept from mating if some unslackod-
lime. which absorbs moisture from';
serious kidney and bladder diseases.
the air, is kept near them. ‘
yesterday.
-Childrens hats, 31. 40 Van Zant. tford avenue, Bridgeport, was admitted
‘ ingu up to the time of the war. It is municipality. Th“ County Home for
1 “bar added to her history of tam- Miss Elsie Carlson of Cannondale,
receives a certain sum from the State
where.
‘ {id "Bower,” a scientific magazine. The!
‘ Mitts liclsn K. -llisa of Tokenoke Vls‘ they cannot when the town pav- thl
“Nautrone Pruner-lotion “9,. S“1‘1""- "“d was “Md ”5: and 00835 public institutions. The above should
, . , private" in not a personal expression
m‘ matter to come before we‘lodge in the blood. persisted in running her fathers auto-
.Kt is ex ted that the n ' , " .
net: 0 teflainment being an object of misery and pity. ”man” was demanded. she could not there to criticism it should be direct
,‘ Francis Bradley three years nine Inew 'obliged to halt Miss Hist-t several times
. ‘ f t “ c 5" t rall-
els at his home on Sunday mo‘ll happiness coming in. Go to your drug- “(10 0 he dummy up a the
locomotive caba‘ with cocoa mats to
., . that as he was not on that Thursday.
in i Clitord Pharmacy and .leading dmg- ’
nut mm, Nor-walk. was discharged
Mrs. Andrew Chontos of 500 Beta
where he sent nearly all of his oarn- PM entirely b, State, county or
East Not-walk can boast of another pom wag admitted this mom“.
price for malntanano‘. The hospital
proved bore beforc it is effective also
«at Break” published in the last issue
t the case of those so impoverished that
mental“! it. ~ All Over the County They Are Takingi Jembprluto. and are not classed as
which should have been quoted "semi-
‘Jenins in its quarters. The most‘thp poisonous accumulations that that Mm HN’ “he, being warned.
identtobe lvenintheneaftu.' ~ v....
.. 8 r u :13 looking at other sufferers instead 0t,crarily, “d that. when her operator‘slt'”‘"‘ a, m M, . «lk Hospital. 1g
imlssry will be gone. you will feel like‘ Greene testified states the law.
o. labour. and in passing on the wrong
. suddenly from rupture of thc and misefil’ leaving and comfort and
Some German railroads equip their
. u t about as sh loss He stated
any. a. P. Fairbanks officiating. ,again. Mail orders sited on :1 also. 3 5 ° " ’d‘
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Well-dressed Woman
Ole-Piece Hailed Frocks
in PICTORIAI. REVEW
FASHION com for FALL?
Wants one of these New
That is so chic in Serge,
Gabardtn' c or Satin.
Your Fall wardrobe will
not be complete without,
one.
PAW
for "(WM
you will find this model
and many others equally
smart.
Hummfkg
Macadam
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JAMES DONNELLY, 16 SoMain St.
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Big Bargains
1 Krameh & Bach
1 Shoninger
1 Gordon
l Christie & Son
I Raven & Bacon
. $65.00 Assn? .
Studwell Piano Co.
39 No. Main So. so. Nor-Iii
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~5'PerCsrns.Oiffor
Cash
We have devised anew feature is!
we coupon books to induce usard h
paybathamonrscefpt. .‘
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inn-"pyuiostbcbockwmyflgfl
ammo, main-unto.
“clinch-unwise.“
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