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the lulled u! the. m Mouth 1111
"'rwr'mli‘ Ami-lion to urge upon
their Highland! til. woolly of talk-
lng every possible unitary precau-
tion. The epidemic cl infantile par-
alysis almost tsrr’mwd the country
during the past oumultl‘. i-ixplrts
~Noraail1 after spending a tow
carried by the fly which is bred in an
in Canada.
I "911' Aid Society of the East yards and arm your neighbors to do
I. E. church will hold a reg- likewise ’ , ‘ _
m II S tomorrow afternoon at Chairman of the Iubhc bcrvice
Committee.
last evening There was a re :wwm
1 of songs to be given at an 811- Dr. and Mr I. ..~»’t1luIII. of New York
meat which will be presented have l("lllt(.l the t-WIIIIIIon tottnge in
y. l'l‘oltt'lltlit' 1"01 the 31115011.
3110 regular meeting of the ilielping
Society will meet at the home.
fl Hrs. Prank lioppei. 44 Woodward
0. tonight at 8 o’clock.-
file Saaqua Campfire Girls held a
in the East Avonue hi. Eu
Saturday of this week. the East. Miss Lucile Brands of Westside ave.
alk Yacht club will formally'nue, in the Ilowayton section, Spent
‘ for the season A meeting will the week end with friends in Bridge»
1111111 this evening for the purpose port.
arranging for the opening and for
acting other important busineson’
‘ilrs. JolIIi Motrell of TlIiId sit-Lee
East Norwnik, spent Sunday at th*
‘ 11111111111 business meeting of the home of her nephew, D. l’. Morrell, of
orth league will be. held at. the. Cr-ockttt street.
of Miss Isabel Carruthers this
lug tits o’clock. Officers will he Owing the cold, wet spring
‘ ‘ {or the ensuing year 111.! 11'IIentlIer, nlItItIrty hay CIOD for In
time" will follow the business coming summer is predicted by 140111“
701‘ our wentheI'I-Iise residents
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Mrs. ~’C N tungsten ol' the Uni r
‘nrish is suffering from rheumatism.
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Written are suffering greatly by
recently inclement weather. It is
not impossible for them to do any
The recent storms mean a loss
my hundreds of dollars to them.
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regainst monthly meeting of the
Nor-wall: Improvement Associa-
lll be held this afternoon at. the.
e of Moi. J. Wallace 'Marvin at 3
“in. A‘mectlng of the board of
clots was called at 2:30 o'cloclt‘
the building committee will have
interesting report. ‘ ‘
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Norwalk relatives have visited Mr.
and Mrs. W. li..lv‘ineh.
Mr. and Mrs John Z. Lowe and
, William H. Lowe have been vlsitms
8 Warden Thomas F- Walsh ”1‘“ 'nt their West Side summer home.
announced that although the __.._._.
or maturation of dose at the‘ Mrs. Arthur (3. Bradley of Norwood
198 1135 expired, OWENS 01‘ Farm, is now able to sit up for a "short
”-95 3““ 'have until June 1 t0 "‘5‘. time after several weeks’ illness.
their animals although a 81 one; .0. --
be paid Commissioner Phelps! Friends from Falrfleld have been
called the attention 0’ all dog ruests of Mrs Peter B. Perry of l--iili
oils that the, following law mustl' side street
enforced after June 1. it follows:
f n 6. Every town clerk shall,-
. ally, on or before the. first day of
‘e. furnish the selectinan with n
of the persons owning or harbor-
dogs who have: caused the slime to
augmented, and said selectmen
thereupon cause diligent search
unregistered dogs to he made by
dog warden. who shall cause per
owning or harboring the same to
prosecuted as hereinafter pro-
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IHIRD DISTRICT CLEAN-UP
WEEK
111m and Friday of this week.
clm- 4111 days in the thirdl
«The following communica-
igued‘ ‘by the chairman of the
ice-Committee. is interest-1
Dwight Fanton or the 'East Side and
Clinton Hall of Valley Forge, are
driving new cars.
Mrs. F. J.‘ Cobb, is spending some
time at her summer home on Hill-
side street.
Frank Harcor ot‘ the. Upper Parish
is“spending a few days in Nurtown
with his brother, Joseph Harcor.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Horn. were
in Georgetown Sunday, spending the.
day with Mr. and Mrs George. Drew.
Mrs.li"1'ank Howley of the Edit
SSide has returned from a few days
visit with Professor and Mrs. Krappe
«in New York. 1
Local relatives attended the funeral
:3 Wilton on: Friday of Harold L
tick, the East Nutwalk lm- Keeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
mod Association would ask the I“ K9919" The ”“113 man was a
the Third District each ‘grandson of Mrs. Phoebe A. Fanton,
Vows, to lend a hand in the his mother before her 111? .niage. b'e-
hg chairman of the Pub 1 ing Miss Eloise Fanton of this place
ice committee with her corpal _.____
made a tour of East Mr. andhlrs. Robert Williams were
. 11111111me11 Wm, 11 19,3111 Ridgefleld \71 Sunday attending the
might. be greatly “111,me funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Anna Wil
m8“ of property in bad ham/widow of Sylvester Williams of
:53“ been notified and it is that place and a sisterdn- law of Haw-
they will cooperate with 1"” Willisms‘of the Upper Pa‘rislg
ladies who are giving so much
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11cc with the. proclaim»,
Mbr Carl Axel Harstrom for?
e garbage collection was
_ in this district that was
101* using empty into as
who have tried to solve the origin ofl
’ hymend h“ Ieturned w thin dreadful disease insist that it i113
Isanitary places. Clean up your baclf hold ”W“
:SelIlichling block was broken into my
lsion prevails that the mlncrennt op.
. in adapting- the pita. .11
to the new ”11111111119111. oi modern;
' village 1113; which 111 111111 an 111' 131-5
, rventioanhuttbept-ohlcmotthcofly‘ -
in smaller» degree. “311'. W 2‘
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mom wowed 1.11 «1.711 tenth
Imow my 1121 the I It
time. may the rated,
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$411 an “Ming; I'l’!‘ kid he! that:
was; or the mum timer use“.
”one: it 11111111111111. list lieu-«uni
and first) 3 Baal». Jr. on“ new?
taunt
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The Newton Heights drug store
lien ttm'a itophlk'd under the We
norm ol 1 A. U‘.iionao-li a llama-d
pharmacist who comes 1111111 Show
lord. wh- n he was employed to: five
years b) 1:, “11111., druggist. Mr.
ti‘livnnell is improving his establish
menl 111111 rearranging the stock. ;
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lit-x. 5:11 and t‘. Johnson 111111 family
1pr et in Inmow with their hon-se-
[1qu liarien to 01ient,l..i
if "Mr .L'lOllibtlllis new pastoral field,|
today or l‘l’oduesdny. The trip will
he lititl" 1-1.1 way of Bridgeport, across
[the Sound to Port Jefferson. and:
thence to 0111111. Mr. Johnson «'11.
presses himself as well pleased with:i
his new Iiield of labor. [
? Saturday night was the last onel
that 11w Bank and Trust com :
pany will be. open for business on Sam
IIIdIIy unplug. According to 11 recent;
111111111011, in the future. the bank will;
llI. (pen {10m 7 to 11.111 on Tuesday. 1
I th- accommodation oil
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“mend lili
IpnlI'ons “ho Lallllul come in during,
ilhe usual daytime banking hour: i
As the new rule becomes (-ffcctivet
May 1, the litiillt will be. open tonight,1
.bciug the first. Tuesday as mil as the!
(1131 day of May.
Another oi the petty hurglntios fox"
whith limits is betoming noted otI-‘
curied hetmen Saturday night and
Sunday rooming, when Charles KauI
man's tailoring establishment in the
the usual way. by smashing the plate
glass 1.! 4‘. oi the door. Mr. Kant—1
mun missed one coat. The imprcoi
eratcs while 11 freight train is passing;
so the noise of breaking glass is!
never heard even by people. dwelling
about. and that he seizes whateveri
may be most easily taken and dashesi
sway immediately. Local storekeep-
are are none the. less indignant. and;
the talk of securing police protection!
in [11111111 ll right gm‘ws strongei
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Judge t‘iinrios it. Lockwood of the;
111111 or Cummings & Lockwood, Stam ‘
w 11% l' .Iown us the Sh. pryt lair-1. (In
Newton lioighlt. which he recently
purchased. but has no intention ct?
transferring: his domicile from Siam-
lOl'tl. uhcro 11's (I. beautiful home
on Shippnn Point. Judge imckwood
wlit'ves that one way in which a man
Heading to their natty mm to
junk: W mm. ,
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7 "' ranch o'fitwww
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with M which Mini
”at in m It the
Milli-oltw
III-o til at the w km
in noon the M min;
a hut. and economy at in.
A splendid assortment of
EDDY REFRIGERATORS
‘ are now ready for inspection
on our second floor.
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“Thrill fill! and Hashim:
held a runny Ifld-y “tulle“. at
[W mgr. on V II. I find cu
Wren-I sunbeam-911st.
Come in and see them.
RAYMOND 81 SON
Hurry Street Jr.. bu not perpilfi't'n
'Ihe modern automobile to extinguish
his “action {or a good ham. lie re
costly bought a new rut-stepper, and
yesterday appeared in town driving a
tell. ol which the new animal can
'Norwalk.
one of a pair.
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
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THE KIDNEYS II
Yllllfl BACK HURTS
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Hotel Authority on litter ilisordns
Recommends a Spoonful of lad Salts in Glass of Water Before
Breakfast in Stimulate Kidneys amt Eliminate
its this Add
Uric acid' In most excites the ludncys, they
. become overworked. fie ct; sluggish, ache”, and feel
like ldmpst bi lead. be mine bot-cums cloudy.
the bladder 13 irritated, and you may be obliged
m seek relief two or three times (hung the night.
When the kIdncys clog you must help ti: em flush
off the body' 3 urinous waste or you ‘ll be a real
rleli person slim-fly. At first you feel a dull
misery in the kidney region. you suffer i‘Iom
backache. sit 3: headache dizziness. stomach gets
sour. tongs c feasted and you feel rheumatic
twinge: II hen the weather' 111 bad.
Eat let'iS moot, drink lots of water: also get
111 any harmscist four ounces of Jud Salts;
:m: a ta cs'poonfui In a glass of water before
then not: fine. 'lhis famous so to is made from;
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with iithia, and has been used for generations
to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity, also to neutralize the acids
in urine, so it: no longs-1" Is a source of irritation,
the: 131112ng bladder Weakness.
a is 1: inexpensive. cannot' In are, mak
a. delightful cflcrvescenh Ethic—water (look with:
everyone should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. Drug
they sell lots of Jad Sails to folks who
overcoming
trouble.
belie
dney trouble while it is m?
gists here say,
can in.» useful to the nation just now
is to do his share for the increase of
cod production. and he will use the
farm for this purpose. it is consid-
ercd'to he one of the. most fertile
farms in th» town of Dorian, and. sit~
tinted on high ground, north of the
Soldiers! Home, is one of the most,
beautiful and sightly residences ml
the town.
Rev. Charles ll‘teynoltls «preached
Sunday in the'l).u‘ien M. E. church, asI
the. pastor appointed by the District‘,
Superintendent, Rev. Charles M. ch
t‘orniiek. D. 1)., to take the place of}
Revfotis H. Moore, who appeared as;
pastor for the first time last Sunday;
11nd at the some time announced hisi
decision, as :I pnlriotlc‘duly, to rosign
the pastoral service in order to accept
the. position of agent of the Iiiartiord
County Farm Bureau. 31'. Reynolds!
has been for two years as::istr.nt pawl
tor to Rev. D“. Jameson at the Park,
Avrnue M. E. thili‘Cl’l of New Yorlt,l
one of 11191.11 post in the metropolis. 1
He has n pleasing personality, and;
his sermon S11; :day was 01‘ an interest- 9
111g character which promises to win
the people of the community. Mom.1
hers of the. local church were well at;
lsiled with the choice ot‘ pastor Whichi
had been made 1'91 them, and believe}
that a newer-act prosperity 11mm!
them it their new pastor's term all
service is lengthened snfliciantly that
he may be able to carry out 11 am‘
program. which hits beenpimpossihlst
with the frequent changes to which
of the village church war): today is
'has- been a'memberotthsm nth
the congrégation has been subsumed .«
in recent years. His motromlflah is!i "-
. perience will be of great Wt: 111'
enabling him to solve the mm.
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Exwinstioos
Every TUESDAY
Merrill Business
College
South Norwnlk
éumford. Port Chester.
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GREAT CASH SALE or
WOMEN‘S sun's AT
$10 1.11.1 $12.50
The Rrenan Store
42 some." MAIN 81‘.
Women’s
Wear
The Little Shop
K. & A. CLAVEN
60 North Main Street
ITiIe Bantu. r Bakery
Tel 367 5 Monroe street
We are now able to supply Our
Icustomers with PIES, made to
i order each day.
lIImirfost for a few days and your kidneys will, (RINGS In addition to our regular
We also have
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
(0.19:
The Reed 81 Volk, '
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP _
In the Town . '
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main on.
So. Norwalk. Muaio Hall Elk. :
F.” ii
Racine
1‘ o 1;. '
Racine
$1460
7-Passcnger'~' 48 Horse-
power - ”7-inch Wheelbase
‘nils
ltiitchcil Junior,- 11 43-Horsc-
power Six [20 inch
SIXES
Wheelbase i
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7 * mque X 1 11
l : Yul} will see in Mitotic ‘1; many it is that t-i‘lVillg‘ which pays for
ni.ruo.1 ions which no other ca"; (.111- tiirse extras. It 313's: foz'this luxury,
h-Iuiy. There are 31 extra features. this equipment, 5:11:11". in no miter
all ot'which vou‘ll \‘Iali". Tim's are t i'1-3Irice curs.
lune its and bean-ten fart Le; >1 2.117
like-class cars. W e have added
1 cent to the history cost this
. out of savings pudenda our new Sic-e how Mitchell cars are built to ‘
b 16.5: pl:1nt.'200 090 miles cf service .Sec 1
i the 1.;Iutilevcr Springs winch have
mini:
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See For; lt011r3elt'
L 11111; 1‘
' : 7‘. every vital part is given .-.t
-. . _ never 'et iron broken. 9
. least 13') percent over- -131 cngth We 3 " '
I I) \S 111; 'llTlctl our margins of safety, St. 1 the ext :12.1' 11-31: .liimapuwer
' ?t v gm: you niifetime ear. . ~ lire pump. love: .‘311. :headnghts, etc.
How we Afford 11-
‘ rue 31:11:11,211 mm values will
psetm unbelievable until we. explain
them 111' you. Thcyaroduoto factory ,
casings made by John W. Hate. the ,
v-Ay
gnu-at cassettes!
Ha imiit and Wanda. maneV
'mrxh p? out to build this one type
‘ ccwndrmisiiy. fi'Id his methods will"
err ii“. on this year’ 11 1111111111 about
. See the heat fixed finish, the deep
rich upholstery, the kindred dainty
touches.
See the.two'sizés‘fihfitohell and ‘
Mitchell Junior” See the. eight new
/ i'styies of bodies.
Then compare the performance
with rival cam» You will want the
Bate-built. Mitthcli than, when you ‘
'uimy a fine car to keep.
’ muons 1.1. Morons COMPANY, inc. ‘
I ,yRscin‘eths ;U., 8.3..
"sometimes-.1532
ZELUFFS.
Drug Store,
311111111 Main Street ..
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Whitman’stiimcolates -
Drugs Prescriptions _.
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David W _ Raymond
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“3‘” RED MEN"! IIUILDING
WNE’W‘SfiITS»
The styles in are showing for
spring are certainly dandies. com-- .
hitting in a most Satisfactory my
Style. Quality and Low Price.
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. We gnarsntccyou satisfaction.
$12. so, $15.00, $18.90.
CopynghtClotinngCo
5 N. Main St. ~
So. 11511111111.
1’: Tonia Ethanol M W
Beef Iron 81 Wine
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