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3“.-—
‘:
o'rwolk attorneys were in Bridgi-
it tqday. attending tho that short
”out session of the {.111 term.
Wke sale. by Court Laure-l. No.
‘1 at Schultze‘s Murkut
, rnlng‘ht 9 o‘clock.
.______——
The Briilgnpurt detectiw:
1“fled the. local police lust
at a bicycle hzul ll('(‘ll stole-11 in that
$113!. A description of tho machine
’1: given.
lJlll'(‘£1ll
11211 t.
”—-
-—~Keclrrs are now svlling limivy.
ull-fashiouml Sim-kings for $1.35.
._.___..__—
ill at the South
and Dr.
:ttfl'll‘l
A man was taken
f‘Norwulk ill-lint lust ('VC‘nlllg“,
"r. R. llravllvy was (‘lell‘ll to
‘ him. Th:- mum: of, tho 111.111 was not
ascertatlnc-d.
D W -
Douglas l-‘milor '\\'0111:1n':1 lie-1i”!
Corps. No. 1?», 111-111 “1111' lilo-Minx: in
1’. O. S. (if A. hull inst (wt-iiing. Al'tvr
Cbusiness was trunsui'lml :1 tin:- snmwi'
Was sm‘vv-d to 1114'» llll'llllJI‘l'S. 1'1 luring:
»;)resent.
——S‘P('n 1h. liiilinn Silk Stocking
F I that Koo-liq"!- m-ll for $1.93?
A r1-g11lzu' Him-ting: of Monkor trol—
' ‘ to. No. 7.1:. .31, ('1. v. 1'. 1:. 11.. 1:: in
§ be. held this «Vi-111111: at R o'r‘lt'u'k. and
g? the inn-1.1m: prmnim-s in 110 a Flifll'l
‘% and snappy 111w, so “1111 iii! Pl‘Qpl-Ms
1,; are asks-«l 1.. 1w pl‘l-sv-lll.
a—Tmi verminlv mm sun 111-»:1- \' 1111
finder)! by buying them :it ICC-,'l'-1"Sl.
A minor? 11:15 wwwiw-rl luv 1le pull.»-
’ youtordny :11"! rizmm 11ml t‘H-rr “215 :1
ilt’rriilr‘ Hull! Hull): 11:1 :11 21 11.13 511-1» 1.
; Patrolman .lnlgn 'l‘nothill 1-1.”; 3-. 111 :n
V ' (the sue-rm inll l‘l‘lllll liml 1m um 1112.1
‘11:“! lli'I‘ll 11;:l11i111r, 1101' :1130111- who
anything: 01‘ :1 112:1:1.
had hoard
—Buy Your Visit-01:1. at Donnelly‘si
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings llnfl! 9 p. in.
For summer colds and
cough use
' S. P. C. Cold Tabs and
S. P. C. thite Pine and Tar
STILLSON-POWELL
CORP.
South Norwalk.
\‘v‘na "._‘\-\y‘\‘~
. --'.-.‘¥i can."
I
, 2A RESERVE
HELPS
1.
"WHEN YOU GRAD—
' ' UATE FROM
“SCHOOL TO BUSI-
‘ ‘ NESS'
Your ability to saw-
1 e of the moxie); earned
Judd hours is one gum-
e of future progress.
1111 that little reserve
$.30 your self confi-
7 Capital is already
filfing” you. Brut '(1f
'011 Have built it
g‘\h~‘\‘n‘\-~‘~,-~‘ .‘
. '1' -/-,-1-;'1~ "
‘3
P: 31:11-35} 10‘
.1. an ‘
a\-\_u~‘~‘\‘\‘ ‘
1
I- an '1 .mfuz‘lv/‘ut "in
A...“
tomorrow"
In Cotton 1nd 'An-‘woai.
Outing Flannel: and Outing Flannel:
Garments of All Kinds.
E. K. BANKS’
om! Goons-310a:
Under Mahackemo Hotel.
' South NorWalk.
. A. -w -.,
Ilids {or the renovation of the old
Town House on Mill Hill are being ad-
vertised for today. and will be re-
ceived at the office of Mayor Calvin L.
Burton up to Monday evening Septem—
ber 18111, at 7 o'clock, (D. SI. T.)
———Don't fail to get tickets for the
kiddies to hear Sousa and his big
band at the Armory ne\t )londzn aft—
ernoon. Give them a. pleasant mem-
ory which thay will carry through
iifc.——-Adv.
_______.._
The Bridgeport police notified the
local police last evening that a negro
yrflrs ol 1. and about 6
fF’Qt t. 1H. had stolen a bicyr-le in that
0113 and was holim ed to be on his an
here to soil the. “llPFl He. was not
form-l lli'i‘L’ although a watch was kept
for him. »
211
._——
That's
———H:1rris & Gons. all.
Airs. l.oui.~'c- Confivlvl. dancing touch-
:us' taken a loose on the old Hatch
px-npv-i'tv. 1‘16 \Vl-st avenue. First dis-
U'ir‘t. and will move in there on the
13111 of this month. ]l(.'l' fall classes
0]\('111'<l, and up to the. time she
moves. Slli‘ will continue- teaching: at
lu-r {Grim-r studio. 7 \Vr-st :ivi'nue.
First District.
:12}
have-
John 1-1. Marion and Thomas F.
Silk havn sold to [-2. J. \':m sts the
liousv 1111-3- llflV!‘ just 11111311011 on Hill
Stl‘t‘t‘t. l-‘ir.—1 llisirivt. The: devils “T'l‘c
passe-l 1011.23“. \x'hi-x'vlu' )lr.’ V1111 N033
took prism-scion. 'lli is is the second
lzoiisu tn 1,1= 1-1'01 lid on Hill strccl by
Riv-351%. Mort-:11 :mi Silk. which has
lu-n-z: pun-11.23141 113' Mr. V1111 N055.
-—Storan’e Batterins recharged
«tron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.
. .
hmn‘ing in thr-
\ 1011111111111 {1111. 1;}11'1
“Slill‘. nl' 1111- 1211+ l' . . \VPnuun forni-
«1' 101-11! mill: Junior} “'35 svhvnlnlml to
lu- 11-9111 :11 iVVo n‘clovk this :11‘1vrnonn
iwl'ul‘r .luiluv llvni‘y \\'. ('yl'l‘prory.
‘l‘hvrn- is :1 (‘11111rn'1'v>t'>_\' nvi-r the part-
urn-111111 111‘ 1111- flu-v11?- d (1111! his mm.
.lultn, who \1':1~ :z.~.~'cw2:1‘.9:ul “1211 111111 in
lvusi 1105‘s.
.\ luosv 111:111‘111111- vow-1' in \Vao-lliurv
:zi'rmiv Hl‘lJ‘ll-ll 1111- crank rust» of
l‘n'limmin ("7 1 5: 110‘s: :11111111'1r1lvilr- yos—
twr-l.13‘ :1z‘tr'1':'m'111. '111-111'111111: 1n :1 1‘v-~
1mm 111.111;- :13 tin- :miiw- last night.
'l‘lw <'.;1' 11.15 in in: lli'iVPn l13‘ 1.5-0
lid-.21. r-" \l'Jt-m ;.v~~11n-'- :11 (lu- 112110
'11 1‘1“ (”will ml. 'l‘lw mutter wus r9-
'lle'l‘l‘l'i 11.1 211.. Sin-r1 dvparlmont.
— Y’all line
«31-01: Kuhn.
of Auto Accessories
1"“- ?11»~11-ln-1'=lzip 1il'l‘.€‘ of \Vnnomzi
No 1:1. ling-111' m’ {01111110111-
11: is 11119111111-11513 opt-11ml :11 tin
1211' “(a ki3 11101 .1111: 01‘ thr (‘f‘lllWil3
1/‘1111114‘.
«n
1.1.0. night. \V'lvn 1- «11111011101121 for
11-111111-1'511Ep \ve-iw ”(win-«i. At 1110
mu 111311111 01' 1111- luisinnss svssion.
11:1 in: \\ [F1 I-ltj(1}‘c>ll. Kiln-51111101115
11-11 9mm}. ‘
«Harris 1‘;— Gnns. That‘s all.
l:{‘l|*'il‘l14 .9.- i.5'lllnll§:Plil. Contractors,
111' liialurln-ld. are linilniin': tho collar
«11' :1 ill’\\‘ houso to lie- conxlructigil 11y
1i'v-z‘1r3' Smith. 112‘ lll'r-Vvsxh-r. ’l‘lwy l1:1\r~
i‘l‘il'l
calm--
‘1'.‘:il“.{ mi :1 now
...1 hinrlwl
‘ liar- IV-imur
.1’) l1” lull“: fill
lii-lm-lit-‘ri. Mr. l.0'1110111.’.""lli was {01-111-
' 1:1 lilihllil’S‘S in this 0113'. groinu' tn
iii-lu'nflv‘nl fur; \vm-ks rigor—11:11:—
bury .\'s-1v:=. '
Slum-and Sti'ipm: .l-‘orvvl-r"
is 1111- grvritvsi march- (Wt-r \Vl'llli'l’.
Sousa will plus" it here himsvlf nr'xi
Monday :11‘! brnor-il and rV’r-lillzinr
Armory. Scrits'nm‘: .11 3'111111112-113'
llzii'nilton's.—-.-\iiv.
.«\r11n1:nr4*mwnls: huvr- inn-'1 'rf‘r‘r'i'f
l‘H-t'u (1.” lie 5.“ Hush-1111 (fanfare: 111
or “1:110 l‘s-«li rut-11 “111111 11's clubs in
1:12 hrlil a p11 mun ‘12. 11’. :mvl 14 :11.
the New Oman 1101191: :11 Swampy-011
“2 “Th:-
1-11
Pvt-11in: 21*. S p. 111. of thr- Star of Col-
umhia, Circln. No. 2:33. in llrrl Elf-11's
l-l'all. to 121.110 notion on the death of
Companion Elizabeth Leprert.
Sight-ll.
MARY BICLAITGHI'JN. T-‘in.
JESSIE BRENNAN". Chivf Com.
SOC.
LittleThingsaud
Great Disasters
T . ‘. . . .
1, 1 111 1112s silillPtlDli‘S
cause great disasters. A
11311111‘11'li 11111.: onus-.1 blood
pni‘mning. This lvank exists
in help you ki-ep lyour fi-
1111111505 absolutely sound and
lll'fllllly.‘ It gives 10 your af-
fairs: llliit careful attention
:3l'l1ll‘ll may save in grog:
linses.
THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK
V o: .
South Norwalk,‘ Conn.
'issur-(l
neither of.
Ilanliurs‘.
frame.
Maine.
av enue.
organ iza
strec t.
——Ha.r
I 'lAN B
M.
was “1m
11.
non-r9514
Yostvr
in the
Mr. Ste
limo llvn
mun.
ll.
of ”1131111
stair-1114311
cmii-l
'l‘lio
S")ll10111‘
as Drill;
'l‘ln-
1hr-
liw \‘.'01':
WHO.
2.471 int-1
llllli'lU‘E‘S
away.
an.- of
Eli-SS
Dr. Deltz,
George M. G my,
TO‘YN (3111-1le 0]"
,Bl-ZLIEVI'IS 'COI’PIJ'J DI’PI‘ID HUI
and “Tuna n
the" lownt‘lerl-z
his signature.
Smith.
of Domini-3'.
Mr. Sinhbins 1111] not rvrnznizn
young man-
l1im :15 to his husinosr and
Apparently
"“1541" in 1111* five day clause
claimed 10110 a honn.
mmlo
do was tn
brill” 2‘41‘51‘ ht‘r muni-
"1‘111-11 iii--_\'
1 2-days’
Tuesday
street is
business.
*6
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil U.
Cockcnoe Tribe, No. 3'2.
will hold a regular weekly meeting to-
night. in Red.Men’s
Hall.
tion's
ris & Guns.
C RY, Supt.
cannot provo it ’l‘nwn
Stcbliins believes that
him"
1. ovv r on
marriage
whom
lents apply
any
applied
for
ohm-11cm of
lsl-ins (‘UJTH
:lnlir‘ruinn
and
the
and
all
111'3'
l2; SO
put;
is'sno
Mr. and Hrs Chafies‘a. With;
their - daughter. Mrs. Richard. iNoack. »
and granddaughter. Miss Barbara'No-
ack. of Mott avenue ' have returned
vacation trip
I. 0.
Slain
in
That's all.
DANBFRY
in
i
Mr. and Mrs. George Coffin, 11"., of
4 Belden place. and the Misses Anna.
Eva and Minnie Wolfe of Center ave-
nue, have returned from a. month's
vacation spent at Sabago Lake, LIaine.
Edgar Murphy of Oswego, N. Y. is,
visiting at the- home of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Murphy of Morgan
Theodore Stabell and friend! of this
cit) wore touring,
through New Canaan, Ridgefleld and;
lDanbury.
evening,
Miss Karen Olsen of Sound Vltw
Terrace is visiting Mrs. Arthur Olsen
and brother Art, inmetroit.
Mrs. A. R. Kempor of 24. Monroe
in New Yer]? city today on
Champion
leave tomorrow for 9731): weeks' vaca-
tion at Black Hall, Conn. ’
R. MC,
sfrcot.
—Eor real painless extraction go to
.47 South Main street.
local demonstrator
of the Liberty motor car. was in New
York city yesterday on busii'ioss.
A regular meeting of. the Norwnlk
Boat Club will he held tonight in the
headquarters,
Wall
S.——Although he
Clerk
50“]
roside
George
et hing
and that he
license to a. couple.
was 11.
without the necessary
of five days which is the case
(1‘ f
wai 1:
who 11
nt
for a. license.
tho
str-nosrn plier x‘illl'd out
1 in
\\’:lS
ill: noticml
who no v11 his name
(-luimcd 1.0 be
young
the
like
,
oath
tho
aftvrnoon a young
at the affirm
:1 marriage licensu
(‘li-rk
lironsr
about.
tin-
rpuil
fi.‘
.1.
questions:
hill 11
i 03" n
as
that
as
rosiiionl
to
man
(11'
his
ills?
3' for
ill»
Milton
ro'sident
tll!‘
f0
rosidonco.
\\'{l S
30
ill}
rlork
ivonso.
Anna
(or Kiiilu :md lll‘r rosidmwr
"GDPU‘L
11111111111 went. in
SE‘ll‘l‘llllllll
91-11111. 7"
Y'ct
1.111;:
191‘
:2 111 nmol
:moilmr
is 111:1
~vn
(If
and
more value
“‘hm‘o
Ruler-1111.411. .
El
”11-111
1 tin-
ill!)
fixlty
than
1110
3:111
m‘fii’o
of
Sturd-
pronounced
in (l n
(u ll .\'
l’pill'infl'
sin to,
and
Of p
lill‘l’L‘
and
11:131.
1 lm
drove
Rank Above Mere Cleverness.
In the long run pulls-nee, pvrslstence,
detox-nihmtiuu
Unlnse
lit-fer-
\
ciatum
NEWWHAVEN. 8813:.
what to do to abate the
’n the State.
1511 '1 g situations.
killed” said Dr. Jenkins.
in the sum'n'ar. 'whioh
of rm epidemic of malafia.
“:15 have had. Within my
most painful 91.15: rionce."
"Village improvement
will do a. great
searching- out and
public
found iioar at hand.
hora."
““‘hy ca'mnt the Roy
memboring the
l'niicd Stain-.1
mosquito-ridden Havana,
work.
in them. and their
would be :1
public would LUDR rec.
Our sintutvs 1e :larv
rumination 01’ water
rep)”
01211120.
in (11115.1 suc'h‘ hrs-oiling
ziimlislii‘-:l-—a duty.
donv.
\W'uai is now needed
of 1110 following farts
both on tho seashore
mn' lwdutiful Slate:
l-‘i1-srwfslosqultors can
113'
showers 11:1“: anything: in
lll‘lll‘ ir-‘x'é-um .
Sc-con firm-"Standing
not only that in
but min \1 “or vullm‘iml
\vnsto run'ptv runs. iii'okkn
.111-1 :1113' :m; :i li‘l'C-PllClz'
lwllillfi tl'n- Ml"?! 01' on
Hall .71 pi 11 17:111‘1‘ in
lzz'nkon “0.1:- '
xiiosquiiom 311111111
Thir1l~ '1'?»
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”51‘
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u' :irr-
l-‘ourii' \l.
di‘Sll‘Ojn -l 1' 1,
vs‘vlmaini: in .11.;
mm . {'1 n
. 1
-.8-——Dr. Ed-
ward H. Jenkigs director of the State
Agricultural Experiment station to.
day told the people of Connecticut
mosquito
plague which has arisen because of
what Dr. Jenkins asserts to be the
record- breaking year for mosquitoes. .
He' wés the principal
speaker (at the annual meeting of the
New Haven County Public Health As—
sociation. and his address outlined
methods which associations engaged
in improving the health of their com-
munities may use in reliving the ex?
“The last mosquito will never be
“but united
effort can rid all our State of a pest
that now makes some of our beautiful
seashore impossible asva place to live
drives
.memory.
where thorn is a plague o! mosquitoes. 11rd‘.“
service
de‘troying‘ the: . 1'-
hrocdinzr plICP'O which will always bog
11193 will find them not :ili'og‘olher.
in swamps and stagnant poo" but on
dumpwam‘l not seldom in their own lyell‘S.
hack Kurds and those 01’ their ncigh— lpaimi-r (,1 sunny Semhern landscapes.
Scouts.
great service
Army in cleaning:
join in this:
To examilo water halos
other places tor breeding nmsquimi-sj
1110mm- t‘no .klniisi’thm are brooding.
findings
l‘illJllb Scl'\‘l(‘,‘0 \\"l)l(‘l1
that 5113'
in which
quiioes breed is a public nuisum-u.
it is marlv the duties of health ofl‘it-vrs
plan’s lo
I inngimu soldom
is known-11x1.-
tlwvllvrs. ,
and inlorim-
dr-vvlnp
from 111% (:21: 30 the adult in standing
only
with
is entirely fill-:0.
nah-r"
swamos 911d
’11 barrels. in i
("rot liorv 1
yard.
dumps.
111111 115 5
1
pools;
.1 Hm
gill brood ‘hu sii'rmis of;
:1 woe-L: or two.
immatnro :.1(1u11i(.' 32:13:33:
s-m sh 211-121: 1110‘
,; \Vlllll“ they are do-
'l'lli.ta must he 110110
0111115:
117-: llruini‘vn: -" “lint: :11] 11001,:
Hit-U:- “"111 "1 .111“: [1.11%
11211-1. 9.1111 9:10.13
ring: so: limo {roll-
but cannot abate the nuisance;
places, perhaps 20 to 3
over the whole State. '
barrel or house mosquito.
bites chiefly at night}
and is a. universal rest.
place;
mile. . -
in this State. W’here theré‘ are
persons ;sufferinz from malaria.
it will carry the malarial
it stings for two weeks or more.
species named.
IN GS.
a
' _ thifigs kill a‘linfited number of them, ,
7 Fume—Two kinds of mommtoeo
domed on on salt meshes, the prawns
, 1y hatching mosquito and the white'
1‘ striped kind coming later and stayin
Experiment Station" Bead
Addie-mes Headlin- Asso-
and can travel far from 1211.11» breeding: .9
infiles.
Sixth-J—wao other kinds or 11116911111 ,
, toes at lea-st are pests widely Scattered “
One is the rain ,
This has'
domestic tastes. frequents r'dweil’ings. -.
is so small at
times that it c115 get through screens
, It travels
only short distances from its breeding.
seldom more. than ‘a. quarter
The second is the Anopheles or mm
larial mosquito, not at all uncommon
"no
this
mosquito is no Amoro dangerous than
any'otlier kind. but if this particular ‘
species bites-a single malarial sufferer
organism:
and transmit it to every other person
Its
breeding places are harder to find and
to destroy than those of thg other
The adults seldom fly over a. mile... go
the 1that a. community which has geared
dwellers in many villages all over the ‘its own borders is not ”3‘wa suffer
State indoors and hehind inci‘ficientffmm invasion from un'clearetl areas
screens when lliev ought to be ”Stingioutside.
on their notches or under the shade}
of ti pen. and which carries the threat
of which
BRA!) N EXHIBITION OFql’AlNT-
There Vvilrbe an exhibition 01‘ point
ling-s 113 Maurice Braun. in the “Vil-
Scpt: 9111, and Sunday!
‘“ {goth open to the piihlir from
IT: .
of 11m $1 alson v 7-
\lz‘ lliuun isa
Hug->11 lino-g: in. (3.1.
11311111111012.
1-: air-rm d to 1' :1ch locker.
(in Monday.
opt-n for 111.» your.
:1111. (‘nnkilig instructor. \Vlil
huu' r'lmruv or 1111* lunches .
lu‘
urn without l'mnks, New books
your. 111.1%
hooks haw
ol‘ ,
’ ‘yni'lle'rml for this
Hiltlimiltii-s. the
: liq-en distributed.
iliroug'h
ins: windshield.
shivld. in
::11111-"«ar:,1m‘o of
9-1 vouifwrl.
iw 011911!“ and udjustud in flux
:11 llfllh 1,031 :uitl‘lmltoni.
Th v
”11- var.
owing
not 391
”“9““ 5 logo 1’. com." in Silvermine. Conn., Sat-
2 to
It is prodirted that this will be
m- o of 1110 moor interesting exhibitions
n
l
1N0“? Yorker but has
:3 riu for “Volvo.
lie mum-d 1.:.-1|o:-al fame as u
‘Euncl 11:15:- lu-cn cmnpiolrly identified
T“-;\V'ith the art of the “first. Recently
01' UK? Ihe came hack East. and has been
Ullzpninting in Sichrmino all summon:
llv: will silo“ several largo California
and 'paintings .md mam smaller ones.
done 1101'.» and in Colorado. Mr. and
Mrs. ”mun will rec-eke during tlw
1111‘ 3 MW
i am" SCHOOL xo'rr's.
“P- " Lockers 111'? being assigned to pupils
mils“ 1011:13' and tomorrow. As limri- are
and not'mionyzh lockers. ttVo pupils are
the lunch countvr will
Miss .Murié 1 Ten-
again
l‘upils in Aniorican History Masses,
xvi-r1-
10
under: nowhc‘re (-1512 '1 11v «gunninns ——~—-
1111-11 41.11: lll"_\' brood in damp grass: NE“’ FOR." 'MI‘RING CAR.
111:1: watering lawns m- (>('('(!Si(>!1ull lr‘nhi ttluring cars an- now coming
with one. man top and slnm—
slanting wind-
nddiiion to improving: 1119
gives inch-us-
line to the furl that ii vim
ungio.
lining away
‘ ‘will stand the hard knocks
'lrimunmmuwsuuuf.
u.‘ tun-“~01
or 2
WE SPECIALIZE
lis'
in
:1l ll}?!
19911-1}
Mass. The program rim-rs ov-(ll (111
spankors and lint" musii‘. Tlm-ruuill ,
1m nulelressr-s l»3' HuV'c-rnm' (‘ox and 1
Senator Lodu'w. 'l‘lw «'mifvrmil‘v. ii is
slated. is one-n to all nil-miu-rs of fini-
m'utwl clubs.
( —_t\'n’l‘l(‘I-7.
Sty-rial int-(dint: will 11-;- hold this
Telephone 1513. 1544, 720
SO Norwalk T St
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