.E Tourists Pohcy
slinlie'd Emotes. Canada and World-
' With1
4'. 'llt'el‘fi Eiour 1.1.3311... centrist shy and
all riskEls, by fire. theft, lightning.
.. 4iEgatlE1
in tianslt by,
railroad express. transfer,
or in the custody of-nnY'
T YLOR 8: GOLULN
4 , nI‘urance of All ~Minds. '
E-ERcsi Es std—Town, Country and shore"
' 1‘ Telephone 1230.
Over the South NorwalkE
Cm, 87-91 Washington St,
South Norwalk, Conn. ' .
PEBLIC ETENOGRAPHER.
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The Eixth Company. Coast A1 tillerl’
Corps C. N. (1., will meet tuis evening
for drill and 1ehearsal.
A regular rehearsal of the Metropol-
4, itan Orchestra of Norwalk was held
, last evening at the homeof one of the .
Em Elli Dell's 0* E
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«Horns. lanterns, snappers, whist-E
le1s boutonmei es and: other novelties
for iiallowe e11 at ReKl‘y'ns
Washh1gtonf'Camp. No.11. P O. S.
E of A., will hold its weekly businesl’
' 'meeting this evening in its hall, in"E
washington street.
The weekly business meeting of 011‘
cos Tribe. No. 26 l 0. R M. will he'-
hold this evening in its wigwnmp in'
Washington street.
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.lan‘les Montgomery of Norwnlk, a's-
slated in Montgomery 5 lunch wagon,
V .
u pun-ruinsmmtlcn. wlilleE.
unusual“. ,'
cation 11 of any steamship (20., etc. E v ‘
_ ' Master Frank Harcvor is 1411111131.
' new bicycle.
E Miss Abbie Treadwell has recently
A ministrel show is being planned by i'lsltcd relatives in “knew
the Daughters of Rebekah. ‘
Master Harold Bennett is 1111111111,
Miss Edna Norman of Denoke ave his giand 1111 then in W‘estport l
nue haslet’t for a third months visit
in Tampa, Fla 1
pr"
Mr and ..Vlrs Chorlss Benedict
‘ have returned from an auto trip to
A number of 1081135118111. will go to Mule.
Norwalk this evening, to attend ‘the'
fli'enieii‘s‘celebrution.
William Robinson has beon'quite ill
Elm several days 111111 attended by Dr.
. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Linlcy and son Go.rhan1
George motored from Elizabeth, 4N. J.,
yesterday, to 'visit rcla’tlve!
E Mrs. E. L. Beers has been a recent
guest of her mother, Mrs. Crbfut, in
Scuth Norwalk.
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A. C. Bradley lost another horse on
311t111'day, the animal dying ‘ from
James Canllold of Bridgeport is visit- E pneumonia. E.
ing with Mr. and Mime W, T. WhiieE‘
cf lakevlew avenue for a few days
The Women's Relief Corps has pian-
nod 11 box sotial for Tuesday er'enlng‘
111 the home of Mrs. William E. Simon'
....
.Peck, ot‘ Danbury. has boon an
,over night guest at the residence of
Miss Beierle3 Tay'im was knocked‘ EC_ H Scofleld
Edown by an automobile Saturday She
was hit' by the mud- -guard. but escaped
"with slight inujrlcs.
w--~>~o
Mrs Frank Bennett and“ Mrs. Leo'-
is Shipman me guests of friends in
. -.E1\‘ew.urk N. J.-
The? young 'people of St. Murk'Es _ ..........
Church are arranging for an e11tei'tain-' . Mrs. W. H. Bedlent spent Sunday"
meat to be given in the'Gnild house, aE with her'sister, Mrs. E. S. Andrews,
Week from Wednesday of .the West Side.
The lap-1101 in League has planned'nE (i W. Adams, V’i. B. Banks Mrs. P.
merxy masquerade for Thursday evenn EB Banks. the Misses Banks spent
‘.ing WHnilowe on customs will be seen lESaturda3 in Bridgeport
in the Methodist Church on that 91 e11
.-ing and a happy gathering is expects-1.
\
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Mr. and Mrs. Howle3 Williams
...- -._..._ was Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Basketball is being discussml aboutE John Williams, of Lyons Plains.
'iown it 'ls hoped that New Canaan - ‘
1wlil hate a team as there is good ma Mr and “95 A9019“ Horn “’9'"-
t'erial for a snappy live about town ‘dinner guests yesterday of Mr. and
Prosneots for the opening of the Y. M MVS 0- E- Drew. “'1 GEOYSGIOWH
EC appear 85 gloomy as ever. E
3.
.-.. E 311'. and Mrs. D' 0 Chase attended
Policeman Cooley, of Creenwich was ‘the funeral of Mrs Chases' half broth-
Elm by an automobile Saturday after-E91- David Brenna. in Norwalk. S'a't:
noon “M1“. Cooley was talking to 0m.E lirday ,-
‘a thing like that? Just because there
seek the endorsement of the Pr-ogres
of the devil, but-to destroy them. A
‘ batter temperance man than Mr. Don-
' Hill it's not a better Prohibitioplst than
are not out for temperance. reatlloi'wc,
E. J. Hill. sad elect Jersmlaa nuns
van, a fdrmcr 9.1101111111193311, Wont
the good gospel give it to you'll they
find after election that you“ have done
is such a situation facing the, Prohibi-
tIOn party of Foirl‘ield county this year
Mr. Editor. 1 crave a portion of your
spa: e that our critics may know be-
fore hand where we stand. ” E .
'1 have not known that Mr Hillhss
sought the endorsement of the Prohibi-
tion party in his hour of great need.
if he is such a gloat temperance man
will did he not seek such endorse-
meat? I have" been told that he did
sive party. Why not or the Prohibition
party? -
We are told Mr. Hill is a great
church man. He is the him of church
man the'saloon people like.
"Ho's true to his church——
To his party. he's truer.
He prays to the Lord, -
But he votes with the brewer."
Such church, people should remem-
‘ber that Christ did not come to re-
strict. regulate or iiCense the works
man that gets drunk 364 days in the
year, and votes for prohibition on elec-
tion 'da3, 11' a better prohibitionist
than the man that prays 864 days and.
votes for and accepts office from a
license party on election Edsy. Min-
Hill‘s christianity does not move the
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Prohibitionists, and we have a right to' '
the engineer to open the throttle. The W
our opinion
Somebody 31138 "is not Mr. Mill u
even" Probably tEnat‘iEs true,_ Some
saloonkeepers are total ubstainers, but
their business-"ls just as bad. Mr;
Mr. Donovan Both of them stand for
the perpetuation of the liquor busi-
néss one is no better than the 0th
or in respects to the policy of license
‘4 an: runs, his 111 my' pic
. the state or Egovegnui'elit ought to at-
yesterds3 during the absence of John .scr Schmidt at the time. A New York
Canto‘ne, regular cook. E
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_ John A Montgomexy', of Franklin
avenue, is spending the day in Water-
bu1'3 on business.‘ lluvin'g made the:
trip in his automobile.
A ceremonial session]: of Pyramid
temple. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine,
Which has many Members 111 this city.
will lE'ie held in Bridgeport Esp Decem-
her 9 '
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' ~They“ leave a 'gocd aroma, good
‘ taste and good opinion.——'l‘omboy” 1
cigars. ' E
of West"
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Mrs. Berta M. Richards,
4 street, has returned home after spend-
ing tinee pleasant weeks in Westtleld. .
N.4'.I.. with hcr daughter. M13. Arthuri
'1‘. Murray. .
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South Norwalk Camp. WoOdmen of
the World will most in the MysticE
Jhai‘n hall in Washington street 1. 11
EE _ evening A huge attendance of mem-'
’ hers is rednested.E
Bt'icliingham Womnn‘ 9 Relief Corps.
No. ‘30, will gather in the post rooms
in Wall street. tomorrow morning for
a sewing session. All members are
asked to be present.
Else Marie Johnson 11:15 returned to
. henhome in North Main street, after
11.181.11.11; a few days in Hartford
While there Miss Johnson attended
theECln-lstlun Endeavor convention.
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’il'ho members of the South Norwaik
ltel‘Elnbllcun Club will hold a smokerl
ihlrE'l evening at Quittner's Hall in
Railroad avenue There will be goodl
apoFkiug and plenty of cats and'
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11111 has on lap.
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Harvey Smith, bookkeeper at the
Jolson Gifford coinpcnys oilice in
So th'Ndi'u’ulk. spent the éabbnth at
, 'h'is“ pawn-mi home in Jersey City, N.
'J. lie is remembering his friends with
pp 1 cards of that big city.
. lac ljclon Hitchcock has returned to
be home in clay strait, after a few
1' visit at nnrnora. Miss unca-
' t as a delegate of the Senior
uncover Society of the
k Congregational Church,
in. She reports has;
in; had a plcssslhtE time.
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unscru- A
= _ he Jobsou-Gidotd‘xfimpdny, which
4 hp EEuuiug up the 3111111 1011.119 elec-
,tri cation of the New Toll-3;, Now 1.1“.
we And Hartford Railrcsga, between
~. as they express themselves by their
lactose
Mr and Mrs. lveraon Fanton return»
.the campaign local people will have to
' hear such an eminent speaker as ..E'E J.
Ecrowd had gathered to witness the testE
lhose had been strung. and the water.
micro and New Haven 11's; spousal 4
ill
car came along moving slowly It
bumped Mr Cooley, who was not in- '
jured. as the machine was proceeding:
slowly.
ed yesterday from a week-end visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Willard wanton. in
EEast Orange, N. J.
. . ».
.Contractor William White and iorce
of men from East Norwslk are enlarg-
i log and dmpriwlng the residence of
1 Mrs. W Eiidman Adults;
This evening's 11.11,.- promises to be!'
one of the largest ever held in New Ca-i
naan It will be the' last .flEle during.
' We
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The tu'ncrle of Charles Johnson.
14111.. The parade will start at the M. 'E aged 8.939811. who (”of filter |. short
Church. ltwi’ll meet the Con'grcs'minE“Inems was held $9M” afternoon
and Ethan proceed to the hall Accom—Euom inwmnu.‘ Church. Mr,- 'Johne.
panic-ti bgtne American band of south in“ Was ,oue of Weston! 0199“ EN“
Norwalk plenty of music will be had to, dents, and made his home “ml hit:
make the occasion a lireiy one. daughten 1“"- Eli Wakeman. 'Mr-i
‘ Johnson was 11 Civil War veteran and
The test of the auto-chemical Satur- 'wss able‘ .to' be about his home and
day afternoon 11:11) hole to be 1"epest-‘ neighborhood “In". his. last illness.
ed again next Saturday. Oil ‘Was mail which was 'of only a few days' aura
too abundantly and water had to MEtlon.
used to extinguised the flames A large
l
,
Henry B. Wheeler, who has been ill
of the new chemical. With clanglngE for several days, died n his home in
bell “d “m“ “Win" the wt" spedE Valley” Forge. Sunday. The tumml
to the scene of the blaze. The building:l will b e held ("”9 thé' house on Wed-
wasa mass of flames and no amount 0f ines day at .1 l). in." Mr. Wheeler Was
chemical could put it out A line ofE82 years of “GE and is WWW“ by
'hi wife, his dsu htor, Mrs. Mary
was used to quench the burning buid- 11:11.11. of Bethel', Ellis. son Frank
111g About iii gallons of gasoline sudE Wheeil'ir, of Seymour; several g-rand
kerosene had been sprinkled upon the'. children and great- grandchildren: also
building to make it blaze. It surely didE his brother w A W beeler. of South
blaze some as too much of the oil had' N.orwalk. Per many yam Mr. Wheel-
been used. There were a number ofEe‘r conducted the Wheeler foundry at
out-of-town present who had come to {Valley Forge. lining a 13“.” business
W'E'Ees-s 8"" Eel“ . Elntermeut will be in Easton.
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Albert B Stewart. foreman of col Many ills come from "8‘9“” blood
k" 8??” °" ”E" ““9"“ 3”" lCan't have pure blood with family dl
says' it have used Foley' 3 Hone3 and E gestlon. lazy liier and sluggish bowels.
T" Compound personally for a num EBuEidocl: Blood Bitters strengthen:l
Eber of years, once for a severe cold 1 stomach. bowels and liver. and pfirl
I contracted while working on the ice.1 lies the blood.
Two bottles completely cured mc."-—- l W
W F Wigmore & Co. "lDANBUR’V MATTER DROPS-DEAD.
“- l -DAN’BIURY,~Oot. 211—40111: 11. Biro-
PRINTER’B 'lNK EDlToR WEDS. linen, flftyione years old dropped dead
NEW BRITAIN. Oct. 2!l,-~CinmnceE at his bench in the finishing room of
ii. Griswold. of New York. editor oi'Et the bee McLachlau Company here yes
Printers ink and Miss Harriet B. Che terday 'He had remarked dull a tow
11933.5)! the name city were hurried inE moni'ents before that he never hill but-
New Britain. ail o‘clock '5Ehis afternoon ter. Appolcity was the 1,111th of depth.
by the Rev. H W. Maie'r brother-in Mr. Strcman is curlesd by his wife
law of the bride. ‘ . Eand three children »
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1111 11111111111 11 .1111 1 1111 111111111
Girls 1 Sol 11 25 611111, 111111. of nannies. null Try This. . 11..
81018511111111; hair. 11111.11. handrail ‘ ' '
" and the truck was blocked all night.
1 give 11111. 11111 the credit of being an
honest up. if so he stands in favor
of the license 33 stem. if he favors the
1103thth of the liquor thus and ,
still is is Republican, he '5. a hypocrite
Either My he does not merit support
from ni'yrohlb‘itlouistt .
NOWZMt Eur; Hill or his friends
should only .111» l u trying to in-
fluenWsEalooli element of his party
to cut h'i'l‘d on election day, 1‘ 111.11 to
my that n is my 6911111111 that d. .1. E ‘
iHlll is 8:111er vslupblo mum for the 1b, ,
quor interests to pm at Washington ‘
thin in Jeremiah Donovan._. The only
hope oil-thu‘brcw‘e‘ra sud diiitiiiers is
tokeep 11mm parties in power and
keep thds'l’rcliibltion party out of pow-
men in this country that are setup:
restlveaun'dc‘r' 1111'; ‘ continued depletio-
mm the on pufilel like rats leaving
0. sinking ship, but. for a hope that by
the election of good than they may
set scrap” relief. (3668 men 111111 E. J
Hill are today the strong towers of
the lioefi'ao pystem. If the liquor peo-
Dle aria wine they will vote for him
Prohibitiomst‘s will vote for their own
candidate.
Yours very truly,
Iii. L. RICHARDS.
County Organizer of the
Prohibition party for
E Falrlleld County
"Cannon' Station 001111.. Oct. 28, 1812.
THE SAUGATUCK' WREOK.
Editor Sentinel: 'It was stated at
the inquest in Bridgeport and again
at Ssugatucl: of the fatal wreck on
October 3111. that the tracks were in
such bad. condition that we must
expect wreck alter wreck until the
tracks are put in good repainas
'u
York not] Boston. andrl have said
there would be another wreck. Last
Saturday “night one of the freight
trains left the tract by the rail split-
ting under the heavy strain on the old
rotten tins The train ran over 800
feet 119me the enginoman stopped it
it is time that something should be
done to protect the lives of all those
who ride} between New York and Bos-
1013. You, all 'uo by the press
wiist Course A. Deniers and his so-
ties.
the trash would-11s 11211 with two or
‘sr Theft; Are millions of temperance 4
tioni o'l‘fflt'e liquor t‘rsllc.‘ They would "
thev are ‘very dangerg‘us between New ‘
11:11:18,111. 11113811, but to say to re»,
my to“ 11151 11111111111114.1111,» the rotten
its any; that out of 111.111. ties
fora God and 111811 11111111 151111: 111.11
tend to thin\' and have the road bed
put in proper condition at once fdrE
11‘. nice of the public Otherwise'
you will hays lots at other accidents
of 'Ltbe kind in 'Baugatuok October 3111.2;
where there ware so many killed or
wounded for lite. 4
, Yours,
‘ . GEORGE E. EVERETT.
.1
AN UNSIGHTLY PEOLE'
Edltm Sentinel. -
Dear Sir: ~l would like to inquire. EE
not having been informed upon the
matter in any way ,thiou‘gb‘ you: val
liable columns as My whether the tale
graph pole on the cbrner of Franklin
and Washington streets, the new pub
lic library corner, is to be removed
when the improvements at. this place
reach such a progress. Ti 1e wires now
strung along in front of the library
and upon this pole, will in my opinion,
present an appearance other than in'
keeping with the new'bulldins and
other improvements. if allowed to re—:
main. Would'i‘t not be bettér' lt'ths
pole Iwas ell ated. the wires being
carried aroun' the building or on an-
other side of the street? '
Thanking you for this space, i re-
main.
Yours truly.
APPEARANCE.
fun straits sutures
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locomotive. pulling the two cars, shot."
maimed of the structure fell intot the
water a minute after- the cars had 1
passed. The passenger coaches were
left standing at the brink of the
stream.
Half a mile on the other side of the
bridge the bandits-towered the engi-
heer to stop. The express car was
dynamited and rimsked. ‘
Their work completed. the robbers
fled to the wood covered 11,111. with
their plunder. Express officials fear
several thousand dollars was stolen.
The alarm was soon given and
posses were sent from Crowder and,
mutants. Other ponies. left an hour
and Muskogee. 1 Acct-ding, to the des-
Ecrlptien. given. each of the bandits
wasrlculthsn ad 316'ch old. EE
mm. .
"‘V’RIA
' Marys Brown 01' New York. was ur-
rested last night in Springwood charg—
ed with 11.1111“; drunk by once- John E.
Reynolds " Mm told the court. this
morning that Echo came up to visit Alice
Snyder hind When she leérned that.
Alice wsi reps-lug 1s Bridgeport jail.
she lost heart and took to “spirits" for
later; on special trains from Mohlester‘.
Smartest
I:
NewShapes
T rimmings
980 to $8
Very Attrattive Shapes in the most
' popular colors.
A very large assortment to select from
,E 11nd at popular prices.
med Free when you purchase your Shape
and Trimmings at Miatzs.
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(Continued from first page.)
,Bulg'arian bands have d'estmyed the'
lighthouse at the Turkish seaport of
lnlauda on the Buick Sea coast. sev-
enty-live miles from Adi'lsnople; E
ATHENS. Greece Oct. 29. —The
strong Turkish fortress ,of Verna has
been placed'absolutely at the megcy .of
invading Greek army which has cap-c
Etured the Tripotamos denies forming
the key to tile situation. The capture
or the town of verrla itself is only a
question of hours. . . 4'. .
The whole. of the 13118th army
around atmasur will be out on when--
Verric falls and will be. unable t0" com-
muhlcate either v'lith Silonilti or Con-
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stallions. times “83' t8 the nérth '
{of We of Wilson clap way to on- into a house nearby um 11 dost
Saloui'nl. to which city a railroad runs.
mummy 810118 'ricLOss0.
A repls'vln suit E'of 31.000.311.11 sowed
All Hats Trim- :
ecrosst-he bumlnsbridse What r-e TURKISH 8UPPLIE8 All! All"! Illlllls TURTLE
Ill GEMBETOW
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AEn 'autcrnobile owned by John E
13th of Georgetown, and containin
the owner and his wife. twin bub
and another little girl, besides th
driver, Edwin Anderson, brother 1
law of the owner of the car. was on
pletely over turned-in Georgetown 4 -.
terday at 1 o‘clock,“when the
chine-became unmanageable and pitc-
ed down 'an embankment otf the roll
All the parties in the car were hu
more or less but none serioasly.
The machine was a cadlllac and Et-
accident took piece yesterday alto
mount '1 o'clodk‘. . The machine w‘
quite badly smashed as a result .
the accident. ._ '
The occupants of the car were to
II'
1
calico, .It is reported thltt the lit
lEgiri‘was injured the moist, receiving
:l'breast’ wound. ,.
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'as'alnutMrs..Adnl\l€enb1-andt,minimal-E ET- B- Lunch) No. 102911113. Mai-
'cf South M11111 33mg may, the store says that during the winter. and spri
being ptts‘clréd' The 11111: was brouE
- through Attorney William A. G
Jr.. of North Mahr stm. in fs‘v'or or
1111111118111 A. Altenbraudt, husband 01
the defendant. in which the latter
seeks to recolrer his furniture. which
of 1911 he 11111131111111.1111 with a co .
{IE-and trial runny remedies with no ,
lief until he purchased a bottle
Foley's Honey and Tar Compo 1
He “5'! that relief came quickly
tor tall-lag it and he has had.” no '
WM! taken input an dwelling hous'e 'mm of the cough since.—-—W F. w
in spun: side“. during his obsencc to
Trenton N. 8.. some' time ago.
WM
Attorney Edward J. Quinlan, of the
solace. dier cake was continued inde- Walsh A4. Hubbell iii-1n, spent last even rail in Wall street business section
finitely. ' in; in Stamford on business. lgight . c
'Emoi'e El E08.
Trunk Foreman 1.11.11.11.51 J. by
and a gs’ug' of 1.1.5.. Mold 1 won 1
a» ..u. -w
Cucumber SouffiEe
Take two tablespoonfuis of butter
and those tsblospoonfuls of‘ flour. and
'mix together over the fire: add one
sud three quarter on fair of milk.
and stir and thick on smooth: sea-4'
son with one teaspoonfut of out
Juice and cook for five minutes. litl
in one and a halt captain cf.thlcl§,cu-
l
six 031111., and continue stirring untilE
the mixture becomes thick, Take
,from the'flro, weaver closely 'sEnd ‘sst
whites of 1111;.“- to a stiff 1111qu
cut them' 15111111113 into the Mistun’
m it'll 'ni‘dlvidusi 1.11.111; cups Bake
camber pulp and the beaten yolks 111E .
711111131 until sold. Tiles whip the bust-1111‘ of .toappcou’lll of pepper,
pinch of salt, one w-tbird of a cupful of
sugar and a few drops of vanilla ex-
tract; stir this lightly in the above
mature nEnd pour in: mold. When
ready to serve turn out carefully on
a pretty glass dish and.decorate with
whipped cream and candied cherries
E ,
M .
Tomato BElsquEs
0118 «than or 1111111110111. one Quart
of unlit. two 8811ng tablespoonfuls
of butter, one. tablespoonfui of? corn-
stsrch. one esspoontui oi ”11,411,111-
11 blade of 11183111 and one My lest.
cm the exam with is. buy but
and buses till tender, then rub them
throns'h 11 store. but the attained 101
motors into 11 saucepan, slid the but-
tenth“ 11118111111 icuoulhg.1’ut the.
lllll'llll} Ptill’it
Need More Iron in tbs lined}
if you are ‘cnsemic. you need
iron in your Juiced and the «11'
symptoms are a’ '11st trace.
less lips. cshen flux“ nails
circulation”; and“ short breath;
more serious discard are easily
tractsd when in this condition.
What Vinoi did for MN.
Manuel. of- has 11.11.1111... Tc
will do for every anaemic
11111337111 in. sky; " I with 1112118
nervous fold bad consul «but
about tiff“ years My 'hss'l
badly run 11.11.1111 and tun/coin
becalno mics ’an‘d Wily ',
11ml 1111111111111 Wll'llOE in this
t 1
mill; into a double ballot and 1111 Am
Norwalk Chronicler