PROFESSOR
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Other Suits
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MRS. WlLKS’S FENCE
STIRS GREENWICI.’
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large mercantile corporation. :Lbsolulr
ly dislikes Wire fences, especially
high wire fences, when strung midway
between his door mat and the Willis
door mat. Besides, according to the
terms 01? a. deedon file in thi- Town
Clerk's ofllce‘down Greenwich way, no
fence may be placed on the Wilks pl‘U
petty except a. hedge, which further
more, says the deed. shall not exceed
three feet in height.
, Nevertheless, complains Mr. Price.
somebody tried to put. something over
on him. or above him, recently when
he was loom the other. way. Mr.
Price had'tlo nuke a trip some place
or other not long ago. When he got 3
back to Greenwich he could see next
to nothing around the old home but
preparation for the building of a fencv
higher than the running broad jump
record, the fence builders aiming to
erect the structure on the dividing lint.-
lbetWeen his own place and Neighbor
Willie's in under, supposedly, to fmakr
the Wllks estate at least ten feet more
exclusive.
Mr. Price hurried to the telephone
and called up his counsel, Walter M.
. Anderson of Greenwich, for.a confer-
em. The result was that Mr. Pt‘it-v.
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till BESl RESUllSӤ.
Horace T. Dodge, M. D. Plofessor oil
Materia Median, 25 Jacobson Dido.i
Elmer, “rites ‘l‘yrroll's 'Hygenic ln.~':i-l
tute of 'New York as follows:
“I can truthfullv say‘ that l have
had the very best results in my exper-
ienCce withvtlw ‘J. ll. 1.. Camade.‘ You
certainly have struck the keynote of
'many diseases."
‘ By means of the “J. B. L. Cascade"
' Simple warm water cleanses’ the lower
hints-sane the entire length, removes all
J Stile poisonous waste therein and
' keeps it clean and pure, as Nature de‘
5 ‘. ligands it shall be for perfect health. l
. You will be astonished at your feel-
figs. the morning after taking an in-
émnl bath with the “J. B. 1.. Gas-g
You will feel bright, brisk.l
7 i on; and as though everything is‘
working right—and it is.
t absolutely removal conslfpation
and prevents Auto-Intoxication.-
~gett—Hiker-Jaynes stores in New
Mnd‘will show and, explain the “J.
I. Gallon-1e" to you“ and will also
ivje van free on requeit a most inter-
nal booklet. "Why Man of Today
15464;; 50 per cent», Eflcient,” by Dr.
A; ’ A. I, all of‘New York, for25
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.irdlinger
See Our Cane Adv. on Page 9
i" NIRDLINGER3§:“1‘~ ~
asks that $50,000 damages be added to
, husband was one or the pioneers in lltv
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through his counsel, hm; begun a suit
in the Superior Court. at 'Brldgeport to
stop the fence bilding. A temxmary
injunction which restraills Mrs.
\Vilks‘s’i‘ence architects and builders
from further activity has Just been
granted to Mr. Price. and the suit also
the Price bank account.
DEATHS AND FOE ERALS .
Mrs. William Davis.
Mrs. Sarah .lano- Davis, widow oi
the late William ‘lmvis die-d :tt tt..,;1
home of Thomas Jumvs . Silvorminul
avenue shortly before noon today .3.
her 58th year. She was :l nativ.» 1-?
Bridgeport. but has bvon it l'vsidt-ni o.
Norwulk for mamy yours. wlwrolu.‘
loral im- husim‘ss. Thi' nn‘ic-o of in.
funeral will Irv given tomorrow.
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Mrs. James H. Riley. l
.\lr.~.. l‘lllvn Riley. wiit- ’
lll‘l'llllt' lnlv yesu'rday afternoon at tho?
am- of Mi years. the funeral ér-l‘vicesl
Will be lwlrl from St. Mary‘s church
on Monday morning at 9 o‘clock, the
burial following in St. Mary}. t'ellle
tel'y. Besides bothltusllnnd sllt- lPfiYU‘i.
two dauxhturs. Mrs. Morris Britt,
Mrs. Ar‘hur .losc-ph, and two "
“Hill and Jnsopll Riley.
Ilodgels, died at the home
idaughter Mrs. John A. Mills, Silver-inimrict
. nnnn avenue, on Fridav evening Fol-x
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’lil“ hip: prayers the body will be seml
. to lirooklyn, N. L, where funeral‘ser-Tsuccossful campaign. Questions were.
asked by the Workers and answered. l
vices will be ll'v‘ld at her lato home. 31
“'omlbine street, Sunday afternoon all
o'clock. ‘
press Hills retnett-lg.
Funeral of John Dunlop
The funeral of the late John
2:30 from his late home,
ful flower offerings. showing the es-
teem in which the deceased was held.
South Norwalk Lodge, 529 Loyal Or-
der of Moose, held their services \Ved-
bert Rowe, George ”Smith. Thomas
Parkinson, Samuel Millard, Wm. Hick-i
ey, John MacNamal-a. Interment at?
the family plot in Riverside.
Funeral of Joseph Brugge l
The funeral of Joseph Brugge will.
be held on Sunday afternoon at 2:30l
o’clock, from his late home, 7 Newl
street, East Norwalk. The burial will
be in East Norwalk cemetery.
BEER SUPPLY GETTING LOW
Many breweries, it is reported. are
getting down close to their last bar-
rel of lager. ' A local dealer, 3. fewl
days ago, sent a. certified check to the
Ballentine Brewery, Newark, N. J ., for '
his weekly supply of ale and beer. The
check was returned, the breweryé‘tat-i
Ballentine concern in, one otett’ne lax-g:
:on. Internal Bathing.
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of .lillll('\ AN ENTHUSIASTIC ‘
Kile-3' (lied at llpr home on ltlntts\.I-II;J§ CENTENARY MEETING .
IN THE M. E' CHL‘RCH .TI'immers' Union. hold in the G, A. R. l Live Whe
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. lm-‘hp hum?” School room. After a the date- of the next l‘vgular 898810" lion of vlw manv and various aanr-
““1 .hl'lef devotional
“"19- En. .took charge of the meeting. He spoke
[enthusiastic words of appreciation of 9“” “"‘W "‘H'l'd 8-“
Mr Ch " lthe (in-operation all the workers were (lent. '_\‘|l~_q_ Mall \Vilkinson: vice-presi- live wire in local business circles. not
.. . 5‘ ar es H°d9e“- :uiVlng. and spoke confidently of the -- - sllbI‘OOk:
“b Mar l l l‘ - ‘ . dent, ML. Jennie A
‘ “ ‘1' ‘”" N" “”9 01' Charles buccessful outcome of the campaign.
51:21-9- only because h(‘ is a fin“ bt‘llt-‘n‘r in . .‘ l B k l
of llvl'tlle then introduced Mr. Perkins. the tan“ rs. Mary Hall: ”pawn”: - rs. "“3 advertisinu Value Of The Salim”; I he Cltsf Natlona an
Campaign Manager. who Emma Dennis. but because his various svllonms haw. , _
spgl'te interestingly and at length on? “rue news value. :‘
the 'Way-fi. methods and details of avTODAY IN W511: 3138,3312. Our readers am. familiar with his South 30mm. Conn. {if
The bl'E‘ial will be in 1")» :ed to raise the sum of $3,252 a year for
,tlist. Church.
liun-‘ufied in tho strategic places at home
lop was held yesterday afternoon at ‘and abroad (“0.000.000 for home and
3 Hillsidel$40'000'000 for foreign lands. and 85.-
avenue, 1st District. Rev. James Ben-3000000 for war reconstruction work).
ton Wem‘er. pastor of Grace Chum, ”The campaign grows out of the con-
ofliciated. There were mam. beau“: lviction that only an applied Christian-
' ‘ity can be relied on to change and
transform world conditions or evil.
nesday .- - t 8 . . ’ “M h . looming hungry. . . .3 l
m. Meme“: 1-.-} Stomachs Put in 0rder—--lnstantly! l$11.2?.fiif..:“’.:;:';”fizzy“;Elli‘l.
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ing,its supply had been depleted. The, ..
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‘ MAY, MARCH 14; 1
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An Exhibition,
of Fashions '
Li, Late}? Creations in '
Women’s.
Wear e
$16.50 up ‘ Dresses - $l2.98 up
Suits -
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. Coats - $10.98 up llréss Skirts $5.98 up "i, ‘< ..
s I Capes - $12.98 up Blames - ‘ $1.93 up I;
Ready-to-Wear flats $3.98 up
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Charge Accounts Opened
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lHAT TRIMMERS cues: OFFICERS FREE BREAD AT ‘ _L
Officers were elected last. evening} SCHULTZE'S MARKET
at the regular mootinc ol‘ the Hat
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Al: your valuables, papers and securities properly pro. l
d" Have you a Safe Deposit Box? It not, we can pro.
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in on-
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as gustodmn 01
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
Our savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
* Checking amount. and paw vonr bills by check.
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Business Man Springs‘ rear.
Something Snappy in His
Adwrtieement Today.
it is a plmvure to give special mon-
qllall on “'ushington sin-ct. It was!
:-tsn derided at the meeting that the1
~union would hold no meeting in April.i
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service Mr. Hoyt
being Tllut‘stlm’. May Slhv The oily rising stunts periodic-ally pulled off by
follows: Presl- Oscar F. Sol ullzo, \\ ho is surt‘ly some
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NEY YORK, March H “‘2‘“ SHOE" half—ion cheese. his dead black bear
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m‘)'"'“R°w““m‘ ‘W’ ierday q and live Belgian hares. but Illt‘ r‘lW‘hll W‘-
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““3 Fix-3t Methodist Church is “1" heavy selling movement. ch‘an‘es t d . . v not'o appealinz becauvr‘t‘ ___. _ .. ._,,_ _ , _ : — . _.-.. - ""“‘”‘ ‘ '“ g ..
WV" 5‘93“! as a Part 0" ”19 335 “"0 000 were in 3cm.- demand m ”1w 31???in f 'a’ ls l3 {m I 1 practical ' lw‘ ’ o o» or: or do; a»; \9 , :6 9,. 9 V
. .. ’ - ' of today's Stock Mat‘ket..1m“5 “a ' I 15 SO ‘1 em“? -" '_ ' ' . .- ~»-» ‘ ‘ ' 'v’ “ .
campaign now "u through the Metho- cohol again leading at a further ad- in brief it is the giving ”(‘9 of 3‘ lom if OUTER GARMENT-3 0F INDIVIDUALITY
This money is to be
THE VALUES ARE MOST EXTRAORDINARY
CLEVERLY TAILORED SUITS, COATS, DOLMAN'S
WRA‘PS AND CAPES
Vance of 314‘ points in the first hall of 'Wa .,3 famous bread with nv‘ert' '
hour. Dis‘imng came "ex" ”sms‘purchase of First Prize .\‘ut Olt‘Ollla—l".
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3 l4 o'ntc, ' nd oilr, motors and sllill- . . . ~ n -
Dingspfolllowe‘h at gains of l to 3 points aim“. “th ”‘9 “"1““ ”“1 “”1 ”0‘0- '1’
California Packing was conspicuous in be the “‘1‘. best butler of this kind
among the. secondary specialties at i: made and S0 temptingly good. “at
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{Egggomgi fillvance. deitq‘tlgpzfimgrim many will be willing to butter the lulc-i‘1
Quirv als‘suggtglfiflfilngains. bread on both sides even it the o( .
i l . folks say it is a sure Sign of someone,
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Ameeting‘ the most discriminating demands. Very spectally
priced. - . ‘ ‘
DAINTILY STYLED moons of Georgette. Satin, Ta-fi‘em. .
Crepe de Chine, Crepe Meteor, at moderate prices. .
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CHARMING DRESSES
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New styles of men s serges and wool Jerseys l” . N
tinctive effects in braid and embrmdery, at very low prlct...
The entire “OCR "I horses‘ macaw, The garment you admired on you neighbor came mm
carriages. wagons- harnesses and 5“” l our smart collections. We have one equally as becollumi' “
dry supplies 0‘ the E F‘ “mum‘s g Wu. Our ability to prove that rests only on your “1 "‘8'
bargains.
, No Indigestion, Gas or, Heartburnt L,v,m;;,;;,;;..0,
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Y""""" “9““ in the m“ °f .‘h9 M”; » to let us try. Come at once while the selection is good.
“memo Hom' was disposed of at l We alter free of charge in our own workrooms. Our :m
~Bclclling sour food, acids and
gases—that’s dyspepsia.
Instant relief awaits you!
The moment Papc's Diapepsin
reaches your sick. upset stomach
all distress stops. No waiting——
Stops at once!
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public auction water-day ments are finished.
lfor the auction and offered for sale all ;
lemme 0: me sale When he mamseaiwszmmmm r manna. .
Mr. O‘Connor is. to retire from this!
.of the stock of his business. Auct and t. THE . I
lot practically every article which was
ill RESllllS
1. Costs so little at‘sdrug stores.
Ibranrh of the business and arl‘annodg,
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leer Hexamer o Stamord, was in 33 SOUTH m ST. SOUTH NORW A
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Put antend‘toystomach misery;
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