Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 30, 1923 · page 3

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WHAT NAHE HAS
‘* YOUR MOSQUITO?

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HARREBURG. Penn. May as. ~—
There are as many varieties or snoo-
quitoes as there are kinds of dogs. and
their bites are not to be scorned. Dr.
W. 'c. Miller of the state department of
health said today. He ole-tiled the
varieties into three general Mona
comparing them to atrdales. grey-
hounds and cure.

“the ‘airdale' and ‘greyhound' va-
rieties" he said, ”are the aristocrats
of mosquito-dam and hold themselves
alot! from the common herd. The
former is striped like a tiger and car.

 

 

"T“.TWMPY" continues at the .Regent and Palace
Thursday and Friday

SATURDAY

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“STEPPING FAST”

ries yellow fever. while the latter
stands on its head and is the distribut-
or of malaria. The color which in-
eludes goats. are the gang-tun and
belong to the common cur variety.
Their chief aim in life appears to be
to annoy people.

Moquito birth control was easy. Dr. ’
Miller added. “The remedy" he said.
"is to have no vessels around contain-
ing water. and to drain all ditches and
pools. A thin coating or oil will de-
stroy mosquito larvae.”

PAST SACHDIS' NIGHT OBSERVED

 

 

 

 

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QUALITY and SERVICE

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14 West Avenue

Past Sacheme‘ Night was observed
last evening by the members 0! Un-
cas Tribe. No. :6. I. O. R. 11.. at their
meeting rooms on Washington street.

Past Sachem of the tribe tilled the
various chairsvand conducted the busi-
ness of the meeting. Following a
short business meeting a celebration
in honor of the 30th anniversary of

 
 

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the tribe was held.

A program 01 vocal and instru-
mental numbers was given. together
with recitation: and speches by some

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SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK

dunesinoihzeans. .150
ream Corn Starch, 106 pic.

olumbia River Salmon,
1: lb. can ............ 18¢

usker Oatmeal, 5 lbs. .. 150

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try vhat time it is. A very re-
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minors.

GEORGE’S
Chocolate Shop

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in South Main street.

 

 

 

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JI'NE FETE
PERSEUS and ANDROIEDA
on the
Lawn at Hillside School.
Norwalk

Saturday June 9th. 1923
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ot the members of the tribe. during
the course of which a brief history or
Uncas was given.

There was a good atendance. there
being quite a re wviaitors. Retreah-
ments were served in the form of a
buizet luncheon. and the altair broke
up at a late hour.

CLINTON DEFEATS BRODY.
Johnny Clinton gained the decision
or the referee in his twelve-round bout
with Herb Brody last night at the
Broadway E. A. Clinton weighed

140 8-4 pounds and Brody 141 1-2.

 

 

 

 

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in standard sizes. They are durably put together, made from
a good grade of well seasoned lumber.

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June weddings, afternoon parties, early vacationing aid
doings of sportdom.

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your particular purpose.

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