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' ‘ throes of rabies.
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. . .. :- .. «.-.- rm- and Wink-m Society. of llru‘s $6.00 Dark Tan Sines, Neoiin soles, English ’03 Flt-I. Men ad How Bod. ' ‘1‘???
.l-dlmi’3‘m)-‘"' ...zmte. gunmen and minus at IIIigI'. In spite [U‘V‘W‘m- W W W, “h“ last, at ...................................... Mean Winn!!! uni“; ‘
o. '9 :giroue oppositlor Home of the “igggovprwtlll $8,362 for exp-ram Sumt- i" “Mk a" _ . ..... _ _ _ Ch CC. ’
. M222": lull-dds: :53 313:3”; 33:23:32.: unmsucxf‘ul’b pigs-fill “lb: 0! warmers compensation commit “9" “ Extra “our; South n Sole Tennis Shoes were $3 (I) . M.” Spatial Fertilizer. "‘1' . ~ -
M. Y. . B - “on“ 0‘ the mutter by the ntmpflgaapmprintin. ”5000 for the M now an” ..... “.1. .......... .Sh ............... . .. $2.25 Sheep Manny;
, . m. . . . . on s an ors’ II: c 'l ' - ‘ ,
mom-um (‘ruwfordof Culituon m t. 0‘ the smfiu: mfigfi‘fim not 11 election >01 extension of buildings .19 . ________________ eun'ls 005’ “ 1th red $01953 Agriculture Lime. I
Lumen home from the lionnecurtfl A bill xivlntt the city of BridsePOl'l fidcfingem ("I “re 0‘ tuocrcu- 'l‘rnuis Oxfords in black, brown and white sizes 8 to Land Plaster
manhunt College yesttirdly. power to milk9 Sim?! "8mm“ W“ - ‘~ - l l ) .II t i it ' . ‘
- . called up and rejected as the point Appropriaung 825.5 for printing of 0 - J‘ J J’ at -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 500 .,& “3 Ground Bone
THEIR EAsons MiIXED was considered to be covered in the. “film-“n” Fillies 0; leg” of; in? womiy- s and Chfldrcn 3 W111” 311093 and Pumps at .. ‘
s cm Inves Iga or o a r an ac- t‘ ost rice ‘ '
w t he in general automobile hill. tory inspection. ‘ ‘ , “I“... “_ -& 10,000 BEAN POLES .
Some men an to mike r Norwatk Park. . . . (omc in and look th .
February and out ice in August. A bill nus adopt“ under a 3‘15' lgodeng {[02 assistant tsurgeon I I em 0i er. ‘1' V V
pension of rules. giving NorWalk the will “Mfg 3-}:{1 lieuttenalé 13110118 ' MON D BRO HEB-S
the 'Norwalk Boat (‘lub Will be held A‘ bill Slgfldlngufilgrinn person‘?agiitenunlcu limiting (19¢? or. i th ”3'3. 331 W m 3%
this evening. only heelected‘ countv auditor un— .311 “g pa“ "' ”I l”“".“1 PM"? hin l -
- " less he is the choice of his party ml: . ‘. $20 000 f I“ i 145 ‘Vas gton St. l
The local police receivnd word int caucus was taken from the table. it 9.1“?”gggffigfiin [OI-’two fight 31;? I
night that an Oakland automobile. had been passed in the House. With ending September 30' 1919': '»
an amendment from Senator ‘Klell.
Establishing a state far'dl for we
mun.
Appropriating $19,000
board of education.
.1915 model. and II Ford.‘19l1’modei,
1nd I stolen in Bridgeport to tho. offer-t that a county meeting
may moored lo elect an auditor if
a patty caucus shall not have agreed
upon a nomineo within a month, the
for
1| regular weekly meeting of Cock
lane Tribe, No. 32, l. OER. M.. vii! bill was adopted.
be held this evening in fled Men's 69mm” Jails. . MA “N ERA
The Iules were suspended and, m
In", iuMalu street.
In the spotlight today—~bacon—45
cents per pound. Guess folks won't try
“very hard to fetch home the bacon to-
.l'lsy.
immediately “domed ”0an for [00“ Young, ’mm-
common jails in Now London. '7.“
wich Brideenort. Bauhury. “rook-
lyn. Liochfleld, Middletown ‘intldam
and Tnlland and one each in Hart- Sr
‘ " ford and him: Haven counties.
Education Board. M—mher: =
Resolutions reanpointing Chm-lost
P. Smith of New liritIli'i t'lltl Slum
‘ r \lcrrltt of Stamford. as mcmhwrs
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ocncuncnce with the House. a hill 1
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Sage Tea and Sulphur barked:
Naturally 'l'hat Nobody Can
Tell
Hair that loses its color and lust'x‘.
or when it fades, turns gray. dull and
lifeless. is caused by It luck of IIulphtIrl
in the hair. Our grandmother made}
up It mixture of Sago Ten and Sulphurl
A meeting of the Board of Health
rill! be held tonight. in the office of
’Henlth Oflicel‘ DI “illluln J Tracey, *t‘ 'lln sin n lmuitl t-t ...luculion wow
in West avenue. lmllmlm‘t matte ‘1 faKFJ‘d undm a suspension of rules
will be diScussed. i " eminent-I commute”.
collar
2t08
i Thn Smut» :IdlIm-ed to its former
. to keep her locks dark and bountiful I
(«ii In (l5<afilit‘l'l“lll with tho ..
LAST BIG DANCE OF THE SEASON w IN, N, A bill p...” ,rng ml- ”u. up- and thousands of women and men who
at Town Ausembly llull, Saturday mmnwm or nm‘whw ”ems m
evening. Ema music GI 'Kt‘ Bloth- Lnfmcc the law relating to the III-
oers' Orchestra with chimes. tondnnce of childlcu at school. Sen-
“tcr Loonurd was appointed as the
"from mmuhcr ni‘ :I committee of
( Inference asked by lltcllousc.
The Senate il(lll(‘l‘lllL.' to its action
value that even color, that beautiful
dark shade of hair which is so sitrao-t
live, use only this old-time recipe.
rho Hospital Whilst (llub met uua Nowadays “’9 3" "”3 ““1”“ ml"
afternoon \IitlIMIs. llownrdA t'rump-
1"“ at 1““ home 1“ llcldiin “”1“” in adopting a bill providing for the
The regulal Saturday night. lunch licensing of persons fishing in inland
Iron will he served iOIiloil‘l'tlw “mill at waters, notwithstanding the loci thtil
. the HOlltit' had indefinitely postponed
[The Norualk Club. it, Senatm “'liilnoy was appointed as
the Sena minim oi II committee of
Members of the Philaihcu Clash of c. “meme
the Norwalk M. E. Church will en. Reunion on Thurcday.
iortain tho lion‘s Assembly this we ~l 0“! “rm“: “kl imam" 8:3“???
p . ‘ u _ _ _ who 9 .cu or e annouuc. n'
mng, “f ”M, leguiar monthly meet the Scuttle reunion would be held
ing which will be held in the asst-m- next Thursday evening, the exact
‘bly rooms 0: ”19 Dfll‘iSh- :timv and place to bc unuounccd lulcr.
.. . Adopted in Concurrence.
Ethel Muilhart of 47 “mm. street. Providing that any porson who
snail sot any hub for the purpose of
Stamford 1““ “1‘“ WM“ tor Franco, taking uny wild animal who shall
there he is to setve in the ambulance mu to visit tlw game at least. once
or ingredients by asking at any drug
Sage and Sulphur
only. that nobody cauposslbly tell it
has been applied. You just dampen
.a sponge or soft brush with it and
‘draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at a time. By morn-
ing the gray hair disappears:
Sage and Sulphur Compound. is that.
besides beautifully darkening
hnlr after It few applications, it also
given it an appearance of abundance.
Innis He has been employed for in ouch fortv.t.ight hours shall bo_ W3 tl s S s ‘i d S 11111 00
II me time. in “0011523 tale &’1‘o n‘e fillt’ll not more than 5221:1160 proh "3 l a e n u “1‘ m
o W thut traps must bear the pound in a delightful toilet requisite;
. . N vnk. titling
1“ parents llw in on 1 names of their 0\\'.llt?l‘i-l
3 PIoviding that any t0\\ll having a
An important nicotimt of Bucking- board of finance may appoint It town
ham Post, No. 12, G. A R.. will be mbanagcr. who shill exorcise the
hold tonight in the headquarters in DON‘IS and Dt’l‘fmm the duties in
and for such town which are con
:1 t r
so 0 y‘ to impart color and a youthful appeal-
ance to the hair.
of disease—Adv.
111° Town Assembly llall. 1" Wall torrcd by law upon solcctmcn. except " - 1
sheet. Plain l0l tllt‘ “0111mm Day such duties as relate to the making of r
. celebration will be dihcussod. lll Motel-3 ’
Members are requested to be lll‘PfiPni. AppIopIinting $10 Oddlftownrd tho GLO VER s
, oliminatlon of Inouqmlo breeding
I—Want “d“‘i’x‘mg rcatulls. iphlflfosvliflggarfgzt any person who -
Pu“. with intent to defraud. who" make EStabl‘Shed 1897
Frank Cognetta, a tullor of Siam u chock, draft. or order for the pay-
!ord. has filed abolition in bank Iucnt of money. upon any bank or
nplcy with the United States court. tiller depository. knowing“ at the
ore lohn limo that the multm has not suiti—
and n has been 80m to Ref e citnt funds in such bunk oI deposi-
1V Banks 0f Bridgeport The “bad. lory toI lh‘c payment or such check
ales Show liabilIties 015216631. “d theft or older ill full upon its pre-
assots, intludlng book IIccounts and scnlution. shall be fined rot ntore
stock in trade. of $675 ~\ homing has than $100” or lmprisonrd not more
. _ ‘ .3 0 than u year.
mugs‘slgmd 1'01 ‘ 1 Repealing the section oi the gen-
0 ,
oral statutes making a close season
—-—-—' ‘for :Ilewiv es in Brldo Brook
dog of Joseph Providing that the mayor and city
' x t avenue which council of waiilk shall. upon pelt.
“30km“ 16 Le ing on tion of not less than it: per cent. of
Walked the little podltl belonging to the Icgislcrcd toms of that city,
‘Iile night watchman in the Rough Hat provide for n volo on the first Mon-
...—...—
Enlisi‘ Now!
New Recruitslicr
RALSTON SHOES
have more than doubled
in the past year. Join now
and enjoy the comforts of
Juno 4
ti it. it!
‘ "l‘ho vicious bull
hciory during the early part of the day in October. 1917 for n tote on a goodvshoe
week has been disposed of.1t also the question of rel-establishing the . «'
«mowed the hand of ltil owner when school disliiots of the city, , $6.00 and $7.00 Oxfords,
o ting the Authorizing nIunIcipalIllcs to es"
,. lie “733 en ,aged in sopara lItblish, maintain and conduct pub» $5.00
dogs. Dog Warden Thomas F.Walsl1 lic parks playgrounds .uId ItacrenéL ‘
that. it was the some old story lion places
People claim their dogs are harmless Making amendments to the not
concerning the pInctice of medicine,
,3“ refuse to muzzle them The 9003‘ surgerv and midwifery.
dos pays the penalty 1‘ is very hard: Dividing the town of Greenwich
' ’lto dctcct adog when he first is in the into v0ting dislilcts
Dog Warden Thom-l Apptoprinting $100 000 for the,
. lned ef. -:wo fiscai yé'nrs ending September
”“7313“ ‘9 mm“ 3‘ ‘1“er 30 1919, for the Connecticut Agri-
ms
EleOd8tGlover
no Washington ‘St.
booth Norwllk
rturc improved by the addition of, othv‘
store for n sit-cent bottle of ”Wyeth’ui
Compound." which ',
darkens the hair so naturally. no owl
but .
what delights the ladies with Wyeth’s‘
i Window Shades, Draperies. Porch and Lawn Furniture.
Porch and Couch Hammocks, Blue Flame Oil Stoves, Lawn
Mowers comprises one of the largest and most
the 3
brings back the gloss and lustre and!
It is not intended;
for the cure. mitigation or prevention I
i
Children’s dresses
A large assortment of new Gingham Dresses for school wear.
Plaids, Stripes and Plain Chambray. made in the latest -\
middy style. with plaited skirts, Russian style with belts,
and cuffs of contrasting material.
Assorted combination in Bloomers to match, from 2 to 6
years
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years, without bloomers ... .
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31:.00t03150
Also a good line of Children’s White Lingerie Dresses,
l and all the popular colors
Hosiery to Match
79¢ .
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
50¢ *0 $2.25
J. I. M ALLETTE .81 Washington Street. South Harwell;
ll Washington St South Nondk. ~ ~ ’
_, "' . W ‘ Connecticut River
Furn'ture’ Rugs Roe and Buck Shad.
. o ‘ . Only place in town to get them
«Carpets,» Linoleum. ALL KINDS. or FRESH FIS
Re-furnishing time is here. Our line of Furniture, Bed- l . CUtbill’s Bridge EiSh Market
ding, Kitchen Cabinets, Refrigerators, Floor Coverings. ' 'PMM' 10‘ Md 19'-
l
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, hues
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do.
to be had at prices you can afford to pay.
A. l. Collins Co.
Norwalk
Fro, Delivery,
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complctc ‘
A special collection of uncommon models.
Some charming afi'airs of Georgette crepe, crepe
Conn.
“W-..
Shell
tions
"mash—mm”
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Ocullsts’ prescrip-
promptly filled. Expext Repairing.
chine and fine linger-lea.
i
fitting cuffs and fastens with the best. pearl buttons. 0th
Nor-walk. as distinctive and fine.
TM however. ‘0 wipe ‘Dut the disease cultural College. for on inflrmary, '- - . .
3d the sake of the children. dining hall, faculty cottages and .-lm-" , . . . t.
M
provemeuts. l
Clatlfying an not adopted this ses-l
sion to authorize tho city of Bridge.
apart to issue bonds and other on- i
’ dances of indebtedness.
Establishing II retirement system
. for public school teachels.
Providing that an annual tax of
f Preparedness
is now our national watch.
' word. How about your per-
zonal defense 9-1 t the Removing the limitn'tions of Chop-I -. x:
ice: that beset 9 offline a, ter 197. of the Public Acts of 1905. as“. j; "flu .
regards increases made by the board __ ‘ .
‘ f central for appropriations for the . ~ . 9
rrent' expenses of state lnstltu- , ‘ ., ._ 3
to the muntenauce or their ' . 1.. ~ _. .1
some time during ‘life?
' " it not authorizing the
" town of Stnmford to issue bonds for
. the momentum of public" may
, Providing a way to return dépenu
-'; ant children to county homes from g
' blind to be unsuit-
TEE SELECTION F
summon: wm, . sits
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine room by the day or week Steam heated. electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style. -
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.
N t.
DTSESA. Manager
effigay
Guaranteed for 25 years.
V ":',"‘The Most comfortable and Durable. of All Ecdfl
‘ Tel. 1 5.
I DISESA. Proprietoi?
Sagless Spring
Buy .
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