v.2:
’ lay on
i. ”Mi
summons . Incidentally
Marcel! to some at the not made.
cturer Hating In his Lou wood' ll
address on liltidlly evening Idol
sell his appreciation of the coat: ,
and kindly tone or Mr. lierlngfs.‘
as" and said that he hoped-that
saver he might say In expression
Witches horn MI. rial-intro poslv
' lindeistood as ssId in;
one s and In an earnest cosine
'phael‘so illlt‘ virtues In Ihe dhrls-
Science mlth and to point out
errors that to the Christian be.
[fiver at least, IIeeIII serious.
Illei‘lly stated, some on the more Im-
that {IOllllll made were as follows:
‘ Christian Science Is vague. Banter
I up {lulleflllls to the reader at aci-
. co and Health, as It Mrs. Eddy-s
ti was the Christian’s God. And
a. at; the nest moment, He sauna
0’6st Oi toe pantheist.‘ and between
dbd‘nnd tum 1theresecmsppdittor-
we. Scllleilules man seems ll tree
at with the absolute power of choice
. . the collespondlag responsibility;
-' then again mind and God are not dis-
figulshed and mind Is slmplyra a-"bub
' In the ocean of God” here ls
.. molds but mine and mind is God.
as one moment the statements are
To a
claims
Issuer
ll.
as a
dimer
.u. 368:
all the
sea of
[love I
Jesus.
a natu
his to
like With christian helm at the
altt the are do tar dlIIerent truth It
I on Is paneled to know what Is
I really Intended. >
'le The Christian Scientist denies
the loallty oil matter But while de-
trying he acts as it It leally existed. No
(the dares deliberately to act tit-I II mat
'I‘he
or the
finds himself in trouble The child!
who in caustics recently Ian Into ai
title and blackened her eye. had acted
as.“ there were no tree in the way.
but lulu learned that an idea of II lreei
TAK
vans sumclently substantial to raise a ”WWW" HOW. '90“. W03“ ll
, strolling above hel eyebrow. It for .
all practical purposes. matter ls real” i
II when you run Into a tree you feel
i I
a hurt. and with that experience in "m“
mlad dudwsxlle ",3 next time, wheth- manufactures census In this state. has
or one tree In real or not real In theory. been in this city since Monday looking
It Is real In elect i can build Many a ! after
. neonatal theory. on the proposition l Attorn
three times those. Is equal to ten, ball
I! I do mutilate upset upon that theory.
“Neill. :lt is silver: and lucid.
where into troubl.
Is not equal to ten. and that i do not
believe that it Is.
mmeadlngly making
real) than. according to christian sol
enlists. we receive Item unreal objects i
thwugh unreliable seniles. Impressions
that are real Is that not a scli’rtlntlu-
di »
will"! it impressions are the only lesi-
Itie‘ the objects from which we get
helm resslons might as well be con
aldbro real [or all practical purposes.
It is at no value to us to say that things
are unreal. II the only means by which
no can directly. perceive them. namely
the noses, present them to its as real.
What actual difference does it make
losoeptzto place out a theory) whether
edging is real or unreal, as long as it
seems real to the senses and as long
omitting on that seeming we had liv-
l possible and comfortable. and as
1mg as tailing or Music: to not on
till! seeming, we do dud diam-Its null
d.lasstor '
d. If our senses. consciousness and
rehaoa may as {also In sssulna us oi
the existence of sin. what assurance
«I we have or the existence of good-
flfilt . if we attack the reliability or
Wintelllgence. because it allirnls that
miller is real Is it sensible to trust
it when It ailirms splrit’l. l-‘Ilisc In
his, why not talus In both?
‘ The lecturer quoted Hi, Paul:
; thinks which are seen are tent
- l. but its this.» which are not
j are l."I But note—things In
cases: fish at. Paul does not hint
’ I thinks which are seen‘ me
1in real than the lhlnss which
soon. "blotter is an objecti-
pflss’ion." till lecturer said
I gill: a question:
I
each i
For
Iaundr
her
The
index
posed!
town.
that is
'l‘he
stockh
I
nulllbc
”Impression
: ”latter III II counterfeit limwllt'
’ “I o! wily; senses make things or
look real, hence they testify
" it is lair to answer. "in Its.
to this lecture. and in looking
matter. i am using senses that
lily decal“. Is it not denser
g to truth than. tor the lecturer in
‘_ re. and for me to look and to its-
materl
l! senses pestle. how are we mi
that the through which.
Murillo say.w sis-rd that mat-
’ .. it unreal are out as unniiable.
. the mind that reveals inst
Weill-sol is mortal mind and
sum mind-“whet then?
It Jeans
hearln
will
mad at
CAPT
living“
viewed
long I
a co-
rlstlhll
and {‘
wiuimwwrhurw was soon.
ly weaned ”will
in view of, such reieyatl'ons as than
llflmm
we loannot help asking whether
discovery were really made and l
were way it does not apply to the
discoverer.
ledge oil
does no seem to nan
lecturer expresses his horror at the:
current himt that. Jesus cured by the
or evidently considered irreverent.
we answer with a quotation“ from “ cl»
once and Health." 74th E. 8.
our lnIlmultlas Ho had not conquered
to His final demonstration of spiritual
poWer.”
In other words.«we are asked to be
reverent than to hint that Jesus duet;~
Moreover. if Jesus cluttered. accord-
deceived.
the ballots at the dash. " it Jesus did
not cutter, He pretended to do so and
he was a hand.
It seems to us that In accordance
with the meetings at Christian Sci
once. we are shut up to either one at
two conclusions—Jesus was Ignorant
or dishonest.
Him as the one reliable teacher is lIn
possible
I the lite and work at the Nazarene. and
an appeal to reject on system whose
WP “"319 “I "58' and “’ ”5 “Wide!“ teachings tended to weaken Inith il
he acts as it’ there were no reality he Jesus as the Son of God
unlllosroa'r March I ——..l
lord. and Peter W.
ll it 110‘ mu‘lcomplete their work in from two to
:ndoblolto later that three times three three mom“
and incidents of the mantltsctnres cen-
a. II objects are unreal (the senses 3““ ”‘0 0““9 muffin“ The class
us think them' I.Iicatiotls In some instances seem raih
er peculiar to the uninitiated but In
for the designation.
tics are taken by the
census enumernlors, but those of hand
ed with manufacture“. as are news-
papers. printing sstahllshments.' lum-
mills.
cresmerios, etc.
hand. so in the agricultural division.
nod. they are brunch omens doing uo
tlluullfuclurinx. or llll‘ luminous
not count within
classification.
wide field.
character
working hours per day; capital and
how invested. as cash. bills rnroivsbit-
roa lactate. buildings. machine tools
etc. number at
number under that age. number
wusu t-urners during
puiti In wages and salaries; coal
product.
kind used. how obtained. kind III fuel
and amount used. ’
supplemental schedules for special
industries are furnished and among
those taken in scroll details are minus
I
This worlh’Iauious .rlllc shot who
holds. to chsmpIonshIp record or 100
pigeons In lull consecutive shots in
I trouble
known kidney medicines all or whichi
. .save me no rolls! until i started taku"
In: Foley’s ill
need Willy's Kill
ell-attains lI clouds voiding.
upon arisl
dull h
g. .
it fine greater crime till: '.
sandy and thrust‘
rhubarb they are just
(killing me and council)
mildews .
ate ushering illccnceivahla."
. account oi’ mil
uttedngs made the utter-
trim hull owls: Mt’srs 3%:
ii
lly to an aponiaed woman who
to have brought to tile know?
man a marvelous answer to
‘Tfiililsiulans Ihaal thyaait"
be Christian Scion st express-
esp severance tor heist The
of suggestion—4 hint the lecithrtl
u
lump
At the time when Jesus tell
u
If
ballets ot the flash. or His new
material lite. nor had He risen
u an important undeleloped
Is :not such a claim more in
ral power In healing?
the Christian Scientists he was
"He had not conquered all.
in either case. taith In
speaker closed with a reason
obligation the. world owes tt
~-
lNG CENOUO 0F MANUFAG
TUNES.
Bridgeport.
0111
of Waterbury supor‘visol of tho
the work of the cnntnerntors.
ey lrvan L. Morehonae. of Strut
Peterson. of hair
it is expected that they will
The mode of operation
ustance there are good reasons
Peculiar classifications.
instance. steam laundry statis-
manufactures
ies are not. Bakeries are class
photo-engraving plants.
Dairies on the other
enumeraters are Iurnlshed with
cards bearing the names] sup-
y. of every manutacluror In
in some cases these are “dead“
the business has been discontilr
does
the manufactures
Cover Wide Field.
statistics gathered, cover us
Included are location hull
of organisations. stock.
elders. what is mode. number of
salaried employee.
r of cmployeu over III years old.
of
amount
(7'
Incl. incidental ’ expenses.
value of product: power.
lililll.
bl.
lorries and lumber businesses
IOMNDUC .A.¢;AIN HITI
at unsold. ill. Recently inter.
condo do more filw it ever. The? "
suited In laintul
them.
Lakeviaw Hume.
Keyes was former,
lag of roadways on
estate. ‘
and several houses
was stricken Insane
alarmed over hill .00
ted sppamntly none
experience.
In a spirited sorrel
wheeled cart. Wilton
the animal upon the
Walks. Many shop
being run down as h
recited the attention
Sergeant Colgt sent
Irehentl him.
Keyed will be detaI
tamliv.
Wilder was lenient
rustling trolley car
ill his returns. Sch
arrested that ho coul
Connecticut Compan
result.
Claiming to ho 2i.
his
tenet» of 30 days In
the erring youth pro
for ll your
TROLLEYMEN T0
or or not It dollnlin
for a conference
solved yesterday
March 8 ill 2. 30 p.
l’liudertorli relative
lines.
Bill WPOIIT.
man. with a pair of
have
he sayst'li have slldared a
I’m the with ltldne
and have u several
r Pills. hetero l
with aumulnnw and
In the morning I wohuld
antics. Noll“! taken
hell!“ of Mid iI‘lllll
. “to W
I‘ll»
my till
’dm‘g’hw
boom boom
Il-Mll
Nu trace has yet heel! round of the .
hey pills I was sub Mei delivery wupn stolen from
succumbs severe panache and pains in' thin? 3. mm with a
. W!
notified Charleevfirm.
man, who with Sherri! Burr removed
him to lakeview‘flome. In this city.
for sate keeping. lie quickly rennin.
at! his mental pulse. and was libero
vollo, or 118 Congress nil-est.
vs. a well known Water at the
' usability Iced. Micheal. was stricken
suddenly insane tordhs mend time
while driving a stylish rig throuah
State street early yesterday morning.
and alter several attempts to force
Ithe animal through doors’end win-
down of stores. he was subdued lu‘ It
light with several pedestrians that re-
inlury to one of
Growing more violent at the
third precinct police station he was
removed I0 belles headquarters and
placed In a padded cell.
.transi'erretl to the insane. pavilion at‘
Later he was
Iy in the employ
of Oliver Gould Jennings in the bulld‘
the mlliionalre's
He owns an extensive farm.
on the halibut?
turnpike: About tonmonIths ago he
at his home. and
his wife and children become so
million that they
the select-
the worse tor his
Early today Royce lstt homo drlv
horse and a We
be reached State
street and Fairneld avehue he turned
sidewalk and at .
tempted to drive Into the city on the
hands on their
way to work had narrow escapes from
a drove the horse
at a rapid gait along the sidewalks.
ht length several attempted to seine
‘he driver. and he scised his whip and
Itruck one of them with the butt. and
'nflictcd a scalp wound. Nearing the
bird precinct station, his conduct an
or the police and
out men to op-
The rig was placed in Willls' stables.
had at Lakavlcw
Home pending the action of the Fair
held authorities or the atIlIcted man' s
LINIENT resumes-Fran con
oucros wuo Itsp'r coLLec.
rloua.
w
Judge wilder. of Irlooeport. Turns
Him Over to Care at Probation
Officer.
BRIDGEPOR‘T, March
i.-~.ludlto
with Fred Schill-
the do
conductor arrest
ed early list week for being ill short
lilYOllt‘ said when
(I not earn enough
to pay his board and clothe himself.
and that he had misappropriated the
y'a money as the
yet uppearlugInoI
more than 1?. Schinvolle made such a
favorable Impression on the court by
apparent l‘l‘pi‘lllllllcn. that Judge
Wilder suspended execution of a son-
iall. and turned
r to Probation ()lv
not-r I'flllltlolti who will look after illltl
SEE PUNDER-
FORD THURSDAY.
lll answer to a question as to wlloth~
tinio has Iii-ell set
between General
Manager John K. Pundurt‘ortl or the
Connecticut company. and tho execu
tlw committee or the 'l‘rolluy‘lurns’m' WM? VII practically all even
union, "in Ioliowlu nialmflt'lll was rt»
morning:
In "
"Y on.
In it" llll‘l'l‘flfl‘
from 25 to all ill‘llll! an limit as ll muItI- i
Inunl Vlliiw tor «inducible and Innior- "I “'9 "mill"? “ll'm- I“ ”WWW 0“
men on Now llavun
"as
TIACI OF ITOLIN RIG.
March l.--lllssing
since Thursday from the nursery at
Stephen Hoyt's sons. In
New (in.
mules with which
he was dispatched to Solllhport. one
lot the llursarytnsn has been (hand to
traded a mule st Avon Park.
Bimtterd. for a horse and till. He left
and blsddsr 1 till! horse behind and proceeded to the
9" case with the radiation; mule and the
dam worth
aboard. at Main and mother streets.
Sunday.
Mud.
AM“
i
Worse than an aim,“ hrs at nisht
is and metsilie n
mothers keep
'l'sr in the
Irv“ r
at erotic. Clare-
and.“ “(they and
vs ital the
is: a Hobby
WWI lives.
y; or 14
“ fought contest hencctorth but with the
f hurt at the last pound. the Green and
, White players simply outclassed the
lads enabled Melitta and listens! to ac-
indications here were for a hard-
Blddgoportel s an
clever floorwor’k:
ppm usesdinaly‘t
y the West avenue
stimulate l~i baskets. lloran and Say.
nihur also getting a couple ot‘ nice
goals. in this half the locals exhibited
some nice work, the players passing
swiftly and everybody doing such
clever covering that Bridgeport High
scored lust one point tor the bait. this
on a free throw by Thomas; 33 to 1
tells the tale of the way It was done
In this second period. ‘
Ireland earned applause for his last
dashes down the court and the many
goals caged by ““11“" and Martin.
though having been slok‘i‘or three days
previous. played his best garlic of the
season. running the team In a heady
manner. besides loading In Iieltl goals.
Horan at guard in place at Stevens.
who has left school, played a Very
strong game and In many ways showed
nuontly. Only “I lllf‘. first half did any
Bridgeport players silincdmilurtlt. Dob
la Valle and Thomas making all of tho
visitora' field goals.
in the Laulcr-Norwalk contest. the
patrons saw a game that was product-
ive pt classy basketball from start to
finish. The Lultters are the same Iden-
ticel team that has earned third place
Ior Kingston ill the Hudson River
League and If they expected an easy
game last night they soon opened their
eyes.
Ilia Otkens. the visitors’ plant router,
scored first. followed shortly by his
team-mate. “Wright." bill than Smith
took a handand raged the sphere for
three successive utlltls. putting the
home team tlllontl, lI-l; (Tallahan's
first basket made It 6-6; (likens made
it 2 points illumlor the Lantern. and
Gnarnieri tied It ilp»~»8«ll. The Lauteril‘
total than initialed to 12; on goals by
Callahan. twice "in succession. but
Gunrnlori. with two more baskets.
made it l2 all and the half ended
shortly afterward.
The mood r N opened with the
haulers «ti " _ points before a Nor-
wnlk player had scored and right hello
in where the “t . lost. for though the
armory team pl ed hard. this load
was never entirely out dgwn.
The Lantcrs, by dint of some or the
hardest kind or play. took the last
llallwlil to Ii. Callahan, with it has
kcts. had it on “Young Tom“ Dornny
ll little bit, but llhrnay came back with
Inur field goals and also got in acme
clever dodging, (lnarnierl had the tall
Kright had a great tussle-the Nor‘
walk youngster outsoorlng his oppo
neat byline basket. and missing sev-
oral sensational tries. by narrow mar.
gins. Smith and Olliens mixed It up.
to the delight of the crowd. and neith-
cr player had nlnchusdvautagc. the ex-
perienced (likens using every re
source to stay with Ills last-moving
Not-Walk conic-r.
'l‘he Norwnlks play he second game
hill, Wore undoubtedly conspicuous Ila.
Ill-es last night. (tahill taking cure of
Martin. the stoch- banter tomrd. so
well that the la rgnlnm’ earned no
points at all. will Duos met another
sprinter In Patrick. but the visitor
could uotXJhow moot" anything. tor
the Norwalkor outscored Patrick. :I to
I. and collected Ilnl also.
"llha haulers or musical. are classed
Al this little (‘hullluull Milluix and ”’m‘ the “WWW“ N‘WW" Naval 3"”
the other lutulllllus of the executive “9“" “M "I‘WGNV'HW “M "W "W“
committee, will mutter with Manager WW" ‘3'““9 ”MW “'9" to “WWW
null suburbant
Everything considered. the home
team last‘nlght showed class in play
some. with a team that easily doubled
the score on last season's Norwalkll.
ilnskctfill history last night.
The Ncruwlks play the accept some
'Illlrustlny at this week. On postman
day evening the third some of the
llanhllry-NorWalit series will he play»
all down hero,
The summaries:
Irldpsport H. I. ’
Not-walk its. ‘
ital-till....................Dells Valle
Lott“ rwa’rd.
Ireland ........ “I“ .............llurtlt
ulglllglorwllru
Ferris ...... Mum... Thomas
Gutter.
lloran. ........... Motlertliyl'arscns
" belt snare.
humour .......’_l mm liamiltolnlice'
Rigid. guard
“W12! Seymdlll'l ll mv’u“. in
Hindi 2:1‘honlaa. 8. minimal true1
thmwrwlrslsud. I; Tammi .l
Oihclalmlmnk 9. been».
"Udall“ . Lulu“.
burnoylll-IllIllsssslbli-lno “Grill!
heft Ellwood
Guardian..........~I,.,.......
Right toward
u’mlhhstIllluutuifitnunl 0W“.
in an almost endlotl‘vsriety
duh" md each" cm ham its 31st annual banquet III the illliv‘
3 econcnucs'llydooncretcmadendih
Hearthstonc.’ f’i’leplace.
chimney arc‘built in one-structure.
The most intricate design can he
executed perfectly, because Edison
Portland Cement is
Uniformly 10% men
Gnu-Ii III a. World
Uniform light grey color and al-
ways the same in six
South Narwalk.
‘ nual Dinner and Elects Oltlcsra
‘ . . for Year.
Q1 ' 'I‘he llridxotlort liar association held
5.
l . g
varsity iclub. last week About- 'Itl
members attended and they enjoyed
.nu excellent menu. George EJHIII.
‘tllc retiring president, was locations-
ter. The toasts and responses were:
The ,City Beuuilli'ul, Henry 0. Willie
or New Haven; Ethics oi the Protes-
sion, William R. Wilder or New York;
The Idaho. John Smith of Bridgeport,
the most recent member of the all
socialism/(trout Men of “Our Day. Ed
ward M. [)in oi' lIariItIrtl; The Bar.
[tumor 8. Cummings of Stamford: A
Nursery for Salons, Henry Wade .Rofi'
ors, dean of the Yale Law school;
and
tnry. William H Kelsey. Judge Kai
witiclsms were greeted with laughter.
Officers Elected.
At the business meeting‘ William
'I‘. l-larllnnd was elected president of
the. association tor the coming year.
Thomas M. (Iplllluln was named
vice- -ptosideni.; William H. Kelsey. sec-
evidence 4 class Seymour Was again We know who! thlseam will and ”m“- ““1 W'm‘m‘ T- ““"ll‘m‘l'
in due tattle and showed to asset no. I ease you Islands News resubmit lilmsl'l’m‘I
vantage at close quarters with his on M “"
‘ . , . , , N0 assert-rum.
peanuts, whllt the effective way In , , . . . . I. At‘t‘llln no substitute tor Foley's
which Ferris once more mastered the Raymond Bros "(1me “my rpm, I Is the host and
opposing celli'ur. drew attention Ire- ‘ 'lmtcst remedy for coughs. colds.
throat and lung troubles. Contains no
opinion and no llarmtul drugs. Remem-
lull ihn name, Foley" s Holley anti Tan
and “(DC)" no substitutes 'l‘he Bridge
Pharmacy "
“Mm.-. w-.—
MAV CONTEST RICH BREWER’S’
WILL.
NEW HAVEN. March i.-The will
of Philip FI‘BM‘IIIIIB. who died
days arm, will be contested apparently
by his brother, Henry, who in 'city
treasurer.
BEEF ADVANCES AGAIN.
.\'l' W ll AYEN March IM'l‘lltI whole
ash- price or beef was advanced titty
cents per hundred pounds in the local
market yesterday.
Center
Dagml ...... ‘l ................. Wright
Lott guard.
lhhlll ...... : ........ . ...... Callahan
ltlglll guard.
Field goals ~llorlley. :l: tlnurnlerl. 4;
Smith. 3; Dozen. 3; Patrick.
Irena, 3; Wright. 3; Callahan. 8.
free throws“ Callahan. l.
Oillcial AAAAA T. I“. Dornoy
rum-at: .lfl . Liltdeherg
sloorer-MIred Stevens. s
A CHEMIST‘G OPINION ON
DISEASES.
R. H. Plaisted‘s Drug Store,
lots and Ill-mule“. Sll)"llllli In all their
scientific and business experience they
have never found any remedy so out»
reastul as ZENO for the trestment ct
Ecsetua. Itching Skin Diseases,
rulI, leples. Blackheads and all dis-
They say
that not only do Its curative qualities
make It. popular but also the fact that
scans of the skin and scalp.
It Is a clean. liquid remedy for
not use.
which are not only unpleasant
hilt do not destroy the germ life that
cause the disease. ZEMO draws the
germs in the surface and destroys
them. leaving the skill clear and haul-
(‘au be used freely on Infants
ll. ll. Piulstml will gladly supply
who tall with a tree sample bottle or
ZEMI) and n bpllklci which explains
In simplc lonauugc all about Skin Ills.
yourself
thy.
WI'H‘HIIU how to euro
home with ZEMO.
.- w- Iwwu
INFNNT’I BODY FOUND.
STA lllF‘ORl‘l. March in-«Wruppcd In
paper and cloth. the dead body
Infant girl wanltound early yesterday
in Hiliantiulu Park, but for from the
it lay luv
Dooley, all.
link on “in wall. noticed the package
and. Investigation. discovered the nu-
lll- nlllilIl-ll tllli
The baby hill! not born thorn
Prospect atroot cairnllrc.
bind a alone there. A Mr.
lure of the contents,
imlltu‘.
long. the pollen any.
. a— -- Manna”... ...
A wonderful Improvement
over the old greasy selves and lotions
The Comfort and
Safety of the Baby
I : Ot-
l‘ronI’
SKIN
(‘llfilllv
\
Ia assured it you have one of these
Safety Cribs. The sides are so high
that baby cannm possibiys get out,
and they can be let down with ease.
liMflhHmdl
134430 WASHINGTON STRI‘TI
OOUTR NOIWALK.
Dand-
exter-
LO “I!
.m. mu... .W”... m... .-
nowhmuma
.IOUTH NORWALK. GONN-
Ina—In-
TRANSACTI A GINIRAL IANKING
IUIlNI'I
those
at
Capital Carolus and Hunts
OIWIOO' 0117.000.” ,
tats Deposit Boxes. ”and “on run
some H. MATHIWION. Pres.
JOHN H. KIM”. 1st Weavers.
salesmen H. ROWAN. and Vice-
Prea. ,
WILI'RID IODWELL. cashier
ti! on
' H a. Dillard!“ '
a a "W m f
Ilolml-l .appltll Mal man
Josiah I. Hamill 4. Wallace. Marvin
lliiliii
since workmen. less studs
work. Réssonsllie prices.
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firldqsnonf lad Amolstiiln Holds All: .. . .
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mode anywherd‘ hlse ln‘
' which will effect so thorough and
prompt a cure as u titty-cont treatment
of Pope's Diuretic, which any dru‘ggist
can supply.
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a real mar «awaits every lllllfel‘er
from kidney or bladder trouble who .
takes several doses at Pdpe’ s Diuretic.
Misery in the hook. sides or Iolus. sit-k
headache.
pains, heart
sleppleaetlosmin
lids. lack of an
nommm. l‘llnmnllldellli
plintlons. dizziness,
named or swollen eye
gray and all symp-
r kidneys simply
Ilnconiroiluhls urination (especially
turns of outlet-
nt night). shialttinlr. odeilelvo and dis-
colored water and other bladder nlis
my code. '
The moment you suspect kidney
Annual meet-t. V0l 109“ "19 890W or urinary disorder. or feel any rhen
nlatlsul, begin taking this harmless
soy was in Ii humorous mood and his "MIMI”, W
th the knowledge tlult
titers is no other remedy. at any price.
the world.
It is needless to feel miserable and
as worried. because this unusual prepara-
tion goes at once to the outer-order
kidneys and urinary symptom distribut
lug Its cleansing, healing and strength
oiling Influence directly upon the m-
guns and gll’mdt-I nflected and com-
'pletes the cute before you realize it
Your physician. pharmacist. banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that Pepe. Thompson to Pope. at Cin-
cinnati. is a large and responsible
medicine tzoncern, thoroughly worthy
of your confidence.
Only curative results cauIIcomo from
tolling Pope's Diuretic, and a few days‘
trelltlnent will make any one feel tine.
Accept only ‘Pape's Diuretic—tiny-
cant treatmenh-Inny drug Istoreé-any-
where ln the world.
.4
STRAW RIDE TO NORWALK.
A jolly straw ride to South Norwalk
last Saturday night was enjoyed: by
about twelve young people. Among the
straw were the Missos- Margaret Du-
Idaon. Ellen Davidson, Ellie] Kaiser.
Ethel and Anna Rodimcr, Edith. Mr-
Kendrick, and the Merlot-rs Ireland
Smith, George. Everett, George Light.
Walter ’Ilnyton. Arthur Bliss, S. S.
Brinckerhofl.
4
III BllllRS Hill
SHOES
ELITE
$3.50 and 34.00
A consul-ea or SATISFACTION
A SNAPPY. RELIABLE alter.
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HANAN
sash and $6.00
APPEALS TO THE WELL DRESSED
Working Shoes
32.00 83.50 33.00
Wear Shoes That Fit
In wssmao'ros eraser.
til-low! s‘se‘a
DadyllnetoN Y
Fchrei’glItOtlly
0a and alter Tuesday manner: 1.
1m. Frelaht Monitors will m
t
unset hirer. New look.
at Dover street). every day. temp
sundayi. at ii p I'll. Freight melt/ell
at Nor-walk up to 4 p. to. and Death
dcmlk up to c: 30 o. la.
Norwaik Stéanllioat Go.
allele. 4. m c‘. o. Hesslsss‘ .
has shown not results bundle .
ass and maintenance in the
hands at locations «can.
brass ilrsuloaio _ '
to in tile world. mssrdiesnst .
Norwalk Chronicler