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W ' ‘Wil."l‘0N‘,""N.ov.Q l9.~‘rA oomziflia‘t
'""weri'éoiirer'ao‘onnii lute'jn the atter ‘
lllll mllilll ~ ~
luau tunu
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at t a i.
and Less mear‘Auso Two
crass ORML‘N serene
"" EATING BREAKFAST.
‘Magneto:nontraditional?
mini in Now York lie'ahy‘
.. cancel a
.. nucleoli in. meat “excites thank '
ncyo, they become overworked; , go .
Sluggish, ache, and tool like lumns‘wf
was lodged against the Mozioton Real. dead; The urine becomes cloudy; tho
1y inventing Qumpnny' of New You‘llladder la irritated, and you may be
clty.‘yesterday. by the NeonrkiStato‘i obliced to peek relief two or three
iiusnrancc Departdient on the charge times during the night. When the
that while the Monoton Company kidneys clog you must help them flush .
gnu-ports to engage in the real estatebh’tho body's urlnouu waste or you’ll
buninosa, the character of its advertis- be a real sick person shortly. At first
“”4" ””51““? Made ‘lt appear as you feel a dull misery in the kidney
though it was some form or lnsnrancefmgion, you suffer from backache, Hick
‘llt ieunderutood‘that a. number of Wilr headache. dizziness. stomach my
firm renidentu’ are interested in the sour. tongne‘coatod and you free] rheu-
Mm—
.company for quite large sumo. Crimi mat‘ic twingee when the weather 15 . ‘
nul proceedings are expected at once.
,,_ School Icacher‘o. Meet. .
—The regular monthly meeting of the
» - c a to r
public school teachers. of Wilton, and aloe get from an} phat-ma ! t 11
School Supervisor H. W. Alger was ounces 0* Jud Sim“ take a tablespoon-l
held at the town house last week. A fill in a glass of water before. break-l
number of plans for school progress > .
More dicuseed. It was agreed to win then act line. This famonsealt's‘i
have the pupils of each school prepare ‘3 made from the Mid 01' grapes and ,
a composition on Wilton history. demon juice, combined with lithln. and ‘
War on Caterpillars. thus {been used for generationii tel
War on the tent caterpillar has been clean clogged kidneys and intimidate
declared by the State of Connecticut, them to normal activity, also to nuc-
nnd a reward ol’ $25 offered to the tralize lhe acida in urine, so u no
pupil of a public school who collects longer is a source of irritation. thus
the largest number of larvae from ending bladder weakness. ‘ l
trees and shrubs. The teacher or: Jad Suite is inexpensive. cannot in-'
each school will check each hundred jure; makes a delightful ottervescent‘
and credit them to the pupil collect- “thin-water drink . which everyoné'
“.lg them,‘ and then deatroyl them. should take now and than .to keep the
(.lmrlos '1. Root, of New 301 h cit), kidneys clean and active.” Druggiets
,un extensive iandholder in the Bold . ‘
liill district, who is greatly interested here say they sell lots at Jud. salts to
in the civic betterment of Wilton, has folks who believe in overcominghidsv,
,odded to this offer a proposition to pay my trouble while it is only trouble.
15 cents a hundred for all the larvao‘ ‘ -._-.___., ‘ " —
.oi' the tent caterpillar collected in the MARRpED AT 15; “Now ASKING
tow“- ' i FOR Divonce Ar. 20. . .
Bishop Preach” Sermon. ,____-__‘ “ . ‘ i
A large congregation assembled at Exceptional . Experiomb “unuth‘pfl,
St. Matthew’s on Friday evening atl Mother af six Aifidiwyatlié sepnre-‘ l
the. services conducted by Bishop; “0;"
. lllreu'ster, of Colorado, a brother ol‘: Married: at fifteen m” halting lot.
Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster. of the ‘ ‘ . 4
. . a divorce at twenty, is the 0.30091“) h
Lonnecticut diocese. The rite of con- . V ..
al experience. of 211593th éuuth box.
firmation was administered, and an
instructive sermon preached by Rich Papers were ”“m‘ffiltflfmb‘ in ~ ““9
‘ Superior court in a‘ienit for vlenl‘f'l“
op iBreu'stcr. av -
“ brought by Mrs. Fox genital. lli‘
Wilton firiefs.‘ ,
The first snow of tho s‘oason fell on husband; llomer Cg, limit. 2‘1“” Pi
Sundziy morning and tliegrountllhvou “'ld‘lll;:‘l‘n0‘i'l1 in 3091”” film-‘95-
‘ Mrs. iFox instill—o aniline-and she
noon. ‘” . > cannot bring the u. ‘ A"
" A uewi‘imo"mrd went into effect on name. She is. ' _,
the llaiibury division on Sunday. The through hey
only change affecting: Wilton putt-one friend, West” .1; No on;
is in the south bound l’ittatield ex- .'l‘he compliant any; that’iho part}
press. which now leaves at. 4:52 p. 1% reside in Bridgeport, that they"
m. or 30 minutes “it?" than before. 'werc married on August 28, 1903 and
Mr. Morgan. Of MM York city. 8‘ that since. October l..llll‘.’.,-the.doi'on§
frequent visitor with Clinton (.2. Van .
‘ (hot i . b ,_.1 , ' " i 2
:iiiooaear.‘ on l'lnrlhuit Street. have a “gm“??? 9m guilt} 0f intolerant»:
free exhibition of the latest improved
Edison talking: machine at tho Town
Hall, Monday evening. and entertainer
a largo audience with n \‘urimi pro~
~gram.
Mr .
bad.
i
Eat less meat. drink lots of water;
i
of pneumonia. after an illnosu of sev-
oral weeiw. Funeral eorricuu worn up
tliow‘s (’Thurch. Rcr. i‘. A. Marks. tho llold on May 3. 1mm up in charged
“Tl-m" officiating. Mrs. Smith was with (insertion from Dec. l of tho
“i“ daughter ”7 M“ and Mrs. Frank name your, besides cruelty during iho
Beers. and wan born in :llranchvlllr. “H”
46 yours nun. Slw in Hill‘Vll’Qll by in)!
husband and «laid rhildron.
l‘ acre-n months of married life.
Ernest ll. Fisher. of ilridgeport.
w . M wantu a (lei-rec from Grace it. Fisher.
JUROR TAKEN lLL. to whom he was married on September
Vi’lXi-i'i‘lhl‘l. N0“ iii.~~lllnimu "f .ln« in. 11902. The wife's name before mar.
ror Fl. ‘Vl‘. lllll'lll‘h‘. of (lazinun. loday. “We “m“ Dunninoro. liouertion l“ “l‘
canned lilljlull‘lllill'lil. until next 'l‘uow lr‘m'tl from Auuusl 28. 1909. The
day of tho $lo,nnu breach of promlao father Wiinln the melody of their
unit of hllw Mnlwl Honltoluu against (inugllior, Loraine, mum li‘n.
'(llinlon l’. lhu-h. now on trial in the Anna S. i-lirld, mother of nix Mm.
Superior (‘iilll’l horn. drop. waniu a divorce from {ilinrlen
"M . —— . _ “trim to wbmn who won murrlod Nov.
it. 1912. lirunlmnneau and cruelty are 7
. ‘ ‘ , nllotod, The wife wants tho custody
_ of nor nix children.
HARTFOR PHYSlClAN BOUND
. . .. I OVER.
HREATHE HYOMElw-J‘ MCDl~ .. “Alt'l‘li‘illlli, Nov. iii-wilt: ‘Wood~
GATES THE run you BREATHE bourno u «vb iorlyrigll r iii
A L R LIEVTB. ‘ ,. .. , -: I.,0 .iii
AND lNST NT V E ‘ oily. \i'uu today in the police court
Will “Willi” W Hill“! "“1“ WWW. bound im-r lo the Superior court nu»
hinmii‘ll up brad, hooky wire. ill!“ dur a bond oi” $2.0M). The doctor u‘ul
ollmr tronblvn oi the breathing 01" a 'llolyulii' Woman were urrculod on
mini, wiwn thorn in an allaolntcly Nov. 1. in a rooming lliliitle chhritod
wrlnin. su'lvvutlilo remedy nt hand. with a fli‘l‘lilllii plinth-4o. Today tho
lli‘ull'li'i in tho remedy. it ha a pillow ' charge of aimmlonuu-ol of bin wife and
lililx llill‘lllll'f-ili llllil untiuoptlo llmillnl' (YO'lllllJlllllllli! with "gunner l‘l‘lllillll Wl’l'f‘,
lion which you breathe through it preferred agnlnnt tho phyidoiau. Ho
mnbll inhaler. ilroathiug a tow timeti waived examination and was‘ hound
daily ilirouhb the inhaler charges the over. The woman was put on proba-
nlr with thin utarmldllinu onllflemlm tion on her promlao to return to her
iinlnrrhui dinrhnrueo, untitled, i'nui‘parenle in Holyohe. The Rev.
relieved by thin medicated air.
it. in guaranteed to do it. or money
back. _ . 2 TRIMN HITS CONSTRUCTION
‘filmfljo fillmivmu Sun in oemeyp 5.101 POWEMAH.
«immunity lino pun ‘eruugui to dumb ”limlllfil’mfl‘. For.
.e.,m 5319'?“ {WW .3,” “t W10 but! illanders, thirtylwm‘ol 116 Crown
,mmnoo 'emuouoiq no; indium mm street, NOW Raven. construction lore-
‘iotuoxn neg mount/tam illnlllilluq ""1" On the New Haven road. was
‘lloue F1119?) 06 m." ‘papaau opium struck by a straight here today and
her home.
4—..—
wiiv n 'aemoq. mm pun “gm: limo “WW“ many teat. beep/laceration .
"W, Humility W 5,qu lg pun “it’ll about the hood are held! dreaded by
amalgam afidmpmqygmmim my emergency surgeons, aim whim he
flfillilOil» elu‘no “mofixl Bibldllwfi v lwl“ be 39!“ home I), train-
fast for a few days and your kidneyoi ..
Several other actlonh for divorce; ‘f‘
l were returned to court. so an to main. ‘ If
ruin the round of this kind ol‘ haul?
‘ noun. Vm'y brici’ was tho imllrlinonial ‘ ”g.
Truman ll. Smith died at her oxporienrn ol’ Nollie 1‘. itlloy 0f ll‘ld'i C
homo. in North Wilton, on Saturday. ding. '
Sim was Minn l-larl when elm gnvo:i .
‘ her maiden name to boromo thci .‘
hold yesterday afternoon in St. Milt Min of Joseph L, itllvy ol’ Ridzcv" .
iir. .
llmflll‘. Willi‘ii‘ uyuo and the Ffiilflilli' , ilutchlnoon. a clergyman of that city, ,
lion ol' c-ruma in the none are prmnlil‘y ‘ was present in the court room. to take
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