EAST" Norm
I
“5.1.00 Gonch. of Keyser place. is New York city. mill state an interest-
" » elites-mining her father. of Bridgeport. in room to the nestling.
the East Side
i will be brought up
'terafewdsys.
. E? MKQWOZCovesvo
CaptT. WenonysterBsy N. uqmtmmungst the
Hill”!!! l0 WW
Elndnced me to attend tholm snow-E
Elngofanhn balsam tomarket
left the hall a convert.
“1 Wes much touched by what {saw
Eon the screen. I felt that the picture
llama could he i‘ mighty factor for
£994 Wllll m viriters to supply the
Rifflllllli 8! Still!
earners Will Rsism Mini 0! E,pletl just a. a good noon rebounds
NEWS. ‘ F
Ete the benefit of the readel'. So when
u
“Ck "”0, “I“ .l “m E Mr. Rose broached the idea that l lend
a“ my shorts toward brlnung this about
”a” Film cm" W’ by abutting a shnllsr purpose of his
”I! W Hands Willi EliiEmy' 0'3””!!! the Huntsman Conl-
l consented to do so.
Wlflllfl' WHO“ . E ‘Mr Harrison is interpreting my
idea with perfect fidelity in transform-E
lng to the screen one of my poems in
photo-play form. My idea is to
arouse the whole pleygoer to an un-E
Edel‘stalldiug of what is implied by the
term brotherhood: I want to point
Tao of the foremost figures in con-E
temporary life, both of unique stand-i
ing in the spheres in which they have!
moved, have turned their attention to E
the construction of photo Eout the paths that lead to right and
I» spent yesterday with relatives on hound ralntiuss in Wt- - ,sloog new lines and will shortly make!
Van Zuni street. Etheir debut on the screen under the
' The United Electric Light and War auspices of the United Film Bel-Vice;
to wrong. I m: to visualize theE
errors in our social system so as to
:atimulate thought that {will tend to!
users titles
1! so out
in the most thrilling 63018 int wig
neased on a local gridiron, the Tlgei's
PM“! the Tigers, (1 Mom I M
same. Theseus wasfuhofthrills
from beginning to and. The Tigers. of
Humphrey A. C, of Hartwell; play-
ed a ‘Hl game with. the umyA
C. translation ”traitor théthsrdeat
kind of game. Last Sunday life
lflumphroy A. c. played the Bern-Yeah;
01W a 04) game. so one can
oasilyaeewhstthe leeslboyswere up
own,“ The Tigers, at aridseport.
were all six-footers. weighing any-
iwhero from 150 to 100 pounds. Speed
Tim. the Quarterback lor the Bridge-
port Tigers. is an es-Golgste 0011686
player Although outweisled 20 lbs
to a man. the Tigers put up the best
Bridgeport, is the team that theF
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dibble. formerly tar Cola. lino Wt has connect~E (Warner's Features. 1 ac) E
D1 COVE street, hIVEe taken up their '9’ a] up “I. m a ' m Street own_ E
Hence on Seavievl avenue E“ b, Mrs. 1‘ Benedict.
llr. and Mrs. Leo (leach. of Keyaer
place. enloyed a very pleasant week
end visit in Baltimore, Md.
Philip H midis: advocates better where English is spoken
WNW" 10!” the '01“!!! man. l3 89': Etamous poems, which so poignantly
E903“ W “I W MOI-Ill lll taxaw set forth the acute facts of life
dscob Brown, of Pleasant street, has “0‘ 0' the oyster grounds- and Wlll to be visualized under the expectg
One is Ella Wheeler WilCle. the
Epoetess, whoae works have found their!
Eway into every home and llbrerE
Her most
are '
reslgual his position with the East strive 101' measures l0 11181119 pure touch of Louis Reeves Harrison. E
water in the local harbor. You need
him to protect your interests
Norwaik Municipal Light plant.
The third game in Wilson's pool . —————‘
tournament will be played this even» lit is now possible to have
litreet
This evening at 8 o'clock the Ep- Water Census have adopted a. new
Jack Rose whose emancipation
. from his environment and subsequent
:fsmous pulpit and platform setlvlty
YO“? E to better the lot oi the under dog. are
ins in the pool room on Van lam house piped for on with the privilege facts fresh in the public mind is the
of paying tor it in easy monthly pay- other recruit in the moving picture
ments. The United Electric Light and E gem '
E
The linking of these names a .1.
worth [league still... of the East Ave- plan which places the comfort" and cumstance which seems fraught with
nue M. E. Church will meet in the convenience of w service within .un element of the incongruous. was
church parlors. reach of all.
__....p.— ,.
No trace has been found as yet of Hm fl Bungee
molds place, on the Benedict Farms' front in quest of melt. Many were
bridge, recently even turned away for Eluck of room.
East Siders must not forget that they
have but until Wednesday evening 0. 1:2“: tits" "1:“ xx? afraid "1:1”:
this week to hand in their lists to the 11 em you r p oe wouv
”sensors in the City Hall occupied upon their return. Unusually
‘ ' large catches were made by all the
The 53“ .1995 39313 day ill Christ fishermen
Episcopal Church. of East 1 Norwalk,
were nbly conducted. both in the mom “,0 011%
van to thirteen of her glr
lug and evening, by the Rev Alfred (3. friends bv Miss Elsie Kelley. 0t! Sea- audience at Shore Beach Ct
side Plano; East 1%»me a home.
Goldborough of El idgeport.
very enjoyable allair with no end oi1
Louis Brehm. of Belts place,
» .. .. all day was which
the thieves who tapped Bink Rey tar-day lined the docks along the water “heel
and stories are told at some who sent
. brousht about» by Rose’s embarkstlon
on his lsmcus “Romancing" lectures.‘
attracted the attention of Ella—l
er Wilcox. She met the man
and was impressed
“i think there is more material for
earnest thought on the best ways to.
better the world and uplift bumsultl"
in one hour's talk with Jack Rope than
in listening rlo the best sermon of the
greatest preacher I ever heard in any
« pulpit or anyheeformer on any plat-
:l‘he chooser sins and Home en for“
l recently on hearing him address an
was "the tribute"she paid him
her
Later after Rose had organised the
this fun. The “m. “a mm! mm pm Humanoiogy Film Producing Com-
morning lesulued his duties on Rum fuaely decorated with witches, block pany he approached Mrs Wilcox with
dle S bakery wagon. after enjoying it cuts and pumpkins. and all the neon
very pleasant vacation, “"0” wee ,ixaniés We pfllelpated iii The ‘prlze a" staff 3““
sudden? do the peanut ”3&1!" Vail.
spent \sith relativel‘ in. Brooklyn; N 1‘s 101' the b
l the object of adding her to his liter-
frs Wilco. uppmcist
dis-t on d pqinade.
mew :th ll ' Ed M an to accrue fr oi as filml gee her mum
Horace Altai? lldw'sul Tobey. Sr. '1‘: r“: gyirg 10:: “grille: ter lyridsl 01“.. . to the‘w
Henry Webb and William Tobey. all “who“ C Ema .5d ed qune E8 convernug of not szm'ous poemsE?’
residents of the East Side, employed “shbckf’ .1; vi on “like up in: into piéture- florid. l l . .'l.r . E
by Pouch Bros. 0! Port Chester, N. \.
"ml: “W” Mir-fl: Milli. ‘Wfih
a mutant
enjoyéd'a weekend visit with rela-
five, m this place. mo vordlcf l a Mtg? od time
. an {re-unto
W
” .". El no
The Commander bf the lslwo Bu 3, Ilsa Eldest Smith Miss'
oyster fleet. was moored off one of the
lo'trdl docks for several days past. and
Capt. Roy Decker and Frederick Brown
ablnyed a visit wltn‘luelr rammed on
all of Port Chester; Mlss 6
words and Miss ngl Kuhn. of
Edna Home.
so». damn Bt. Josh; and the
L"...
.3111. C. H; .Aisthorpe, who has been
ill fit the home of relatives in Peeksr
Wm- some time, has returned to her
home on Seavlew avenue, The Emany
Ideal friends of Mrs. Alsthorpe look;
-10Erwa'rd to her speedy and complete ro-
bevery.
spent the night and Sunday. '
The Men's Friehdshlp Class of the .,
:East Avenue 1!. E. Church will. onf' “HNE'ES "SE SMISE
Friday evening of this week. enjoy a! ' ’ "
supper and entertainment, an interest-3
log feature or hich will be an ad- lF YOUR BACK HURTS on sun
dress from Nil ,3 hdbmau. superin- DER mans. DRINK L073
tandem '0. “sad .. , E orvr‘ATER.
, . I . l
at meeting of the East Norwalk lm-E
movement Association w111 be held at but feels m don't get scared and
the home of Mrs Anson Youngs, East proceed ‘0 10" NM 3‘05““ ““11 3
:l‘ avenue, Tuesday, November 3rd, at lot of drugs that esclte the kidneys
'2: 30 sharp. All members are urged fllld irritate “18 entire urlfll'yE tract
do be present as important business Keep YOlll' kldneynclenn like 3011: E30811
_____..__ Ewith‘ a mild. harmless salts which re
vv'hlle motoring to visit the home of moves the body’ a nrlnous waste and
C. H. Aisthorpe, of this place; the an- stimulhtea them to their normal fictiv-
tomoblle of a. brother of Mr. Alsthorpe ity.Tl1e function of the kidneys to to
broke down at Branchvllle, yesterday.1 filter the Hood. In 24 hours they
and it became necessary for Mr. Ais- strain from I 500 grains of acid and
York, ha I” Why Drake, Ellis! uchuget’a lama“!!! II“!
no. nan-tn. st Elohn. prabtlde '01 so in not...
DEE!!! Eli!!! iii!!! ‘
When your kidneys hurt and your;
Eyour bowels clean, by mashing them _
. cit-mote..- esp-law ~
he organlrstlon of the Humanolozy
ill ‘.the first!
5893! vice president. treasurer and attorney! forth
Nollie and Bessie Olmstssd. of [East or out moistureco‘roorauon D. W sppealelu be masterpiece. of heart.
Norwslls; The' antennas guestsE alsol “WWWQUWW in the ntotiouE
Ipicture industry in America. is sec-
ond Vice ‘1) esldent.
is secretary. The company is capital--
lsed at $250 000 snd’vihss acquired five
acres at Medford Mass, where it hasE
lull
Rose will write his own scenarios.
etching from the deans of his expr-
:iences‘ material for drama that Will
present the true side of the life of the
victims of present day social cond!»
tions and which he promises. will
have a human appeal that will llfiE
them for above the average lurid de-
plctlon 0,: undo life with which the
picture show patrons. have become”
ismiliar. ‘
Rose has spent several weeks in
New York with the obiect ol‘ contract~
ing with a service firm tor tholmar-
ketlng of his films. Muir consults?
tiou with the heads of the carious-r
New York booking concerns, he clos-
ed a contract with the United Film
Enew picture ilrm. He said: E
: conditions.
ward rectifying them. The human .52“ °‘ um" “m'mh 1" ”we" “ME E
once. the Wort team twice
side 0! the pictures to be producedlwe" within ten yards of the label's
under the title of Humanology nlms‘ boal but tsoore. 'E
is an irresistible argument that 1! The "3:15!” 3 with a fine
interest myself in photo dramas. and' Ekickofl to'the l onsl‘smmteda’ysr d ME
1.0:: 5°; bfiznwmxfnxfugglofi where Tobey received the hall and
e 1!... figuflm'c 1’ Event through a broken lleld for 15:
Rose is enthusiastic over the pros- Eggs :fiozermou?:;2tbeynme
pects of his enterprise. He feels elut~ tafson gain ed 4 yards Bill O’Hara
ed. too. that thereby be establishes then took the ball w“ left tackle
himself in a business that will not him ‘0' 3 yards. The then threw
“ "“1de 8m“! the crisis that the first scare into the Bridgeport l
sensational Rosenthal case. he has
pass as on .
eschewed former huunts and habits a would care to see Bellus
r l d . . pull
and has devoted his efforts toward eoeve the ban from lynch ed
it to Tobey. Tobey ran across the field
aiding sociologists in solving the prob- t or live yards on d passed the ball back
‘8‘“ ”“0““ “'“l‘ “m “Mm“ to sends. Billing then threw me Ball
0‘ life “we" is vaguely known as to Chontns foragaln of 35 yards. The
”A: undteruzrld d, 1. d lured Tigers then tried line smashing buns!
. 0 no no em“ R0“ cc ' ter three ‘ompts to, break through
that l‘ shall specialise in illuls that Bridgeport’s stonewall defence, Ruck!
Present the sordid side of life for the or hunted to Ouch. who was doomed
purpose of extracting 'thrills’ from
them. The pictures will have not
merely the beauty of scenery as it 0.3!,
' on recovered the ball for a loss of
is required. but |will glow with the 3 yards. Johnston then took the 331‘“
beauty of nobility of heart. of sscr-i- tilt-om the line for. em“ yards. two
““1” ”f “mm!“‘m‘ ”mm" 0‘ fumbles followed and the ballpgns mej
struggle where only bleak despair i. loonl's on Bridgeport's 38 pawl line.
u" ”'"m “m" “l" ”we ““3 Rocker took the can through on. use
Duch, Boyne ............ Bill O'Hara
anther, Farrell ..... . . . . . Guelnfson
Left halfback.
Johnston. Finn ............. .. Rocker
‘ Fullback 1 '
zfluke. Cody. ................. Virgil
left tackle. .
~ ——————-———— /
BRIDGEPORT DEFEATS NORWALK.
The Bridgeport City soccer team de-
tiatsd’ the Norwalk team. yesterday
"atternoon, on the Ward street grounds.
byssooreoffitol Quiteenumbes’
,oi' routers acompanied the Bridgeport
team.
Will!!! Milli“!
II‘AMFORB THEATRE ,
There will be a feast of feature
films at The Stamford Theatre next
week. it will be. in lent. the strong-
,eet denture program ever given in the
Estate at popular prices.
Monday afternoon and evening
Bombers Tenant will be seen In I
fitment Shubert feature
"When Broadway was a Toll." It is
an interesting and absorbing story.
with the scenes laid in New York
when it was called New Mel-dam
and the characters taken from the
Dutch of that period.
Tuesday. 'Eneaad's Mensoe' a
war picture of unusual value being
a powerful plea for preparation in-
periods of peace and dedicated to the -.
peace loving pople of the world.
'Wdoesday, L‘urllule Blackwell. the
idol of motion picture lovers. Will
be seen in “The Key to Yesterday."
‘csme in his life with the hearing of the boys by completing as DTP-“Y a forward! Thursday and Friday, “ohm ted.
Eeson. pictured in the play which ere-
nu.
Tom Wise. a comedian
also such a sensation. entitled
Call of the North. ”
fiatulwduy
of note. will be seen in “A Gentle-
man from Mississippi." pictured from
the playmf that uume in which he
starred most successfully for it num-
her Cd seasons.
The success which the Paramount
Features met in the past month war-
rents. the-l1 untlnusuce for a time
in his tracks Duel) ““3 5““ the b‘IIEIOpuer and according set'erul of the
to go around left and bill he inmhleudbcst releases of the company have
been booked for NOVember. The. two ‘,
days run has also pr-wen popular,
giving all a chance to enjoy tilt-19lo-
tures. whole preliously llllil'ly were
unable to get out when the features
appeared for only one day.‘ The cele-
brated international stair in her forc—
true luwardnesc or the life at the an. tor 7 yards before being (finned, :most dramatic success will appear M
der dog The pictures, while. conform:
ing to story standards and aboundinz broken nose, received in 13“ sunday s
in interesting sumac-1.1mm... game. but bad to (lull ““3;- Rockers“!!!
will present conditi‘ouh in- the» ‘llllmi 5“} fell on hm Tile an“ 003?“?! and.
as they are, but by no Means drill the ad with the bell m the locals positionq'
output of the immunology Company min the second gum” Boype played
be confl'l'led to tli'ese subjects Al- the fastest mm of. a “imp, time after
m“! Elle hive them?“ "‘9 W time 11. would or. in. bsl). tor setup.
operation of Ella“ Wheeler Wilcox. of g "a m. ymsflhbqtvling over tug
so poems“. throbbing ulth the Tigers “d!” ”5"?” m, plosfltltmk!
adhere and the shdl‘i‘ssfi’af litel‘wlli two Will 19,30wpmhhfi, his... 4‘9. not
be pie. led in (il'hElIl‘YlE fill”!!! to 'llie 5mg“ Speed HM} 3901“ me:3 W1
moving picture clientele served by the through. fill“ ugkla for twelve yards!
United Film Service. No better illus- ”01...,ka got mm. Farrell then
Among tho‘sb present. Film Producintcolnpsny unaffected, tration on the caliber of in... we will {or -
Miss Marie Curtlss. M188 Ruth at Boston recently. with Rose as pruduce could he“glven than to refer mtmrnmmimlxmm to be “ME“ Emu “roman“ and 1M No
1E3 .p.l'8tlldBnl and men prominent ln the to the fertheoming Wilcox pictures as 3m“ Jam fumbled the bail. E
abollo Noyes, and Ira. Joe Lockwood. social and business life of the iluhE. my sample of Mm we shall pm. Harnesk recovered lt.
Fil- in confiql or the other nhlces :W W " duce
ew Clarke. a former member of the Mass“ unit in the title of the new company: 'but was penalised 15 yards for put-E
fictive in the, ‘ ' Humanology." is'" an index to the us- dliug this was the my penalty {1‘31“de
Rustler urns!
In short. the distinguishing sent through tackle for 12 yards' gain
ture of the photo-plays we shall put Tm“ received this 33.”. E
They will glow with humauE In the third quarter Bridgeport:
Echanged Finn from quarter to fullback
;this regular position). Puffer going!
th‘E in at quarter. 0n the second play otE
and soul drama
The word “humanology,'
““6 ”9'0” many church and Y. M with some one‘s toe... The 3308890"!
C. A. audiences, has an interesting Tigers mm five 195'?!“ passes in!
genesis. vrhlch he willingly traced for this quarter, only one being oompleié.E
‘wby he chose it 'as the title for the 30 ”m. .
The last quarter started .ns Brldse
“The choice of that word is backed Em“ omy fining two of the men that
by good reason? ”One night last May.E gun-tea the me in her lineup. The l
1 attended a notable meeting of the local boy’s played as ll! their lives de-E
Twilight Club of this city, which I MM on this game—~Bellus Worked E
,wss invited to address. Present wore them like chain lightning. ChontosE
such prominent citizens as Judge Ben took the ball around end for 8 yardsE
Lindsey. Rose Pastor Stokes. Brou- .ml‘l“ first down. Bellus then took
son Howard, Assistant District Attor- gym ball through right tackle tor 12E
ney Frank Moss and Dr Max Gross- ”mg, but here Bridgeport held them!
man, the noted criminologist? The tor downs. mother. the Bridgeport‘
BUbSect of all discourset that evening am left halfback. tools the ballorouud!
was problems binning on underworld and for Ms“... Bill O'Hara 80"
Every speaker. in pro E11113 him after he,_‘ had gotten away
pounding a remedy for the evils dis Erma the. whole hold) Grsther was
cussed, I noticed. advocated some pnr- mt around and again but bismuth
living force that invariably was one whensd been putting up thebest Kama
orapson started the some with sE
Elmsmd to churn} all. who 9196.“th
”nature is indeed :1. remarkable one received stN Norwelk
l 850; Minnie Judson.
Plenum t llour and Lockwood's Hall
today slid tomorrow the 'sbleetion be-
Emir til-men Kalich to many... of the
tuMands'.‘ an excellent flvutsel. play.
ETuls play is a powertul and syncs;
Elliptic drama of t isle human ox-
pudenda. in the" le filing rolé In this
fontth 'Bines Kahuna» looting yin
le
nouncement of 0115 week should be!
lid W or Ilium interest
oohbnmllonmxw can}? bill on. ntE
ropl 0?: loco} motion pictures tosctlm
Evvlth the sc'enés aif‘éhdln‘g‘ the hm:
In 11!: or ground febrile 3|!er raster]
Theatre in Wall street last week will1
lures will appear at our thrones
“shortly. Wattli for the date
MKmNTlNL MADE OF Jl neon
ESTATE. : »
Bequest of $7,562.16 for
lies-C. Judson, atelier of
the Wu.
STRATFORD. :-
to the account of the estpte of Maria
Judson Just filed in the probate court ,'
the state of Connecticut receives :75. -
51 in successitin tunes and Alice C.
E V Fiuch.10l' Rose‘ coined a year ago and has used the locals, Gustsfmn was knocked out has” m,» of Maria Judson re
years o'rr'tllé staff of Colonel Goethsis.E as the subject or addresses he has tor three minutes hy combat in contact celves 87,562.16 as rcsldusry is nice.
Other bequesisylre as follow: Al cc 8.
Judson. $3 800: Cornelia Judson. :2.-
$930:Martl1a
Miles. 8200: Genie Judson. $100. Al-
3““ 0011119“le ‘ "’39 Studio build Em" benefit a rude” when “k“ Finn to Peanut NewtoEIEl. for a gain 0‘4 ice C. Judson. trustee for Grace Mc-
Donald, $500: Edith Teller. :200'
EPauline Perry. 3100; Susie Hawley.
$30 0; Sarah Hurley, 8300: Grace
Harley. 8300;)!11. Alva Beers, £215:-
Congregational Church aocieil’. 8300.
Union cemetery Association. 3190; and
Martha (3. Miles, watch and chain val-
ued at $50.
E! El!!!” 130%!!!
Milli! ll!!! 3!!!!
Look. «like: H 7.2.... l. 0......
Give “California Syrup of Fins."
emu... love on.
and» nothing else‘clesnses, the tender
Eentltled E
.__._ ....?..__4
Nov.- 2'.~.~Accordlnu E
“fruit laxative}?
thbrpe to visit Branchville and tow his, waste. so we» can readily understand
guests to his home on Seaview avenue. the vital importance of keeping the
kidneys active. ‘
Charles Newmam'one of the bridge Drinnlota of “I needn’t Milk. Films now furnishes complete daily;
changed-program service to leading:
kind of on 'ology or other
the problems bstore the meeting as
Olhlslltesothimafieraplnoflo
Service. which aside from supplying: “When my fish. to speak came. 1.yarda.'l‘he Tigers got the bell after
the Well known Warner's Feature, said that inasmuch as it seemed term a fumble, but didn't have time to line
to characterise the means of solving “9, as the vvhlstle bleW. endlus the
game.
workmen. residing on Keyser place,‘ team
entered all:l agreeable surprise lust cist also?“ mfifiofimflflz
even as w on a large number of. his m“, lespaoll
friends tendered him a party.. A most. water‘brfbore finial“: 0:611 firfi;
pleasant evening resulted: games, (lane. W a g", m and youf‘k‘dnay‘ will
lag, music and refreshments being as! Inn. This m A.” 1. made
.nmong the things enjoyed. Efrem the add «in m and. lemon
:. 1|
. Patrolman Alex Benjamin was on‘ mew mm “a lids
,‘ duty. Saturday evening. on the EsstEaM stimuli.» m I?! to 61:}! u
‘Bide, assisting omcer John Roberts'in t m WEE. dnoys, so
keeping the pranks of the East Bide o $11 “I. in mm; In “E
youngsters within reason. The chil-. :wmk". [mlalwgutmm'
-.dreu in this section enjoyed a. most ‘ I “IV
pleasant time on Hallowe' en, costumes M Salsa b a; must in.-
‘0! various degrees of prettiness and
craziness being worn No arrests were
We on the East Side '
sodas.“ and ..
should take new and then to
Ills Marion L'Hommsdleu. of Row-E Eu“, “‘3'”
Q street, will. tomorrow evening. sit-"W '° «m 7'- will We! Whit
‘l’m stress my seen. as
g to the United Film service I am his
on
photo- -play houses through the noun-i
try. _ '
"I’ve had my troubles in securing
the right outlet tor my productions"
said Rose. "The propositions made
me sounded good until matters got
down to brsss tacks, and then there
Was little left‘lrut a 1.11th of twist.
ed vsrtlsge very much discouraged.
I heard or the tin Film Berriesl
opened negotiations and found all the ‘
good words 1: had heir of this firm
substantiated. I am satisfied that in
contrasting the mas-noting of my ulu‘ls
ology,’ I thou'ght I had struck
the remedy, and that it Would be per-
,fectly eligible for seriouscousid ’
since it was an "elegy? My 'olo
"told them, wasg‘humanelogy.‘ All:
then I went on to describe how the
mushy-tolerance, forgiveness.
besrnnce, and so oil-rem), d brill
t 1».
"The address made a hit and Judge
Lindsey was especially warm in his
!
Theliue
'l'.of B. ,.
Thompson. Ksmme ..
was as follovvs. .
no... "n. .'.“v
The Tigers} of Bridgeport. were the
cleanest players that the locals have
ever played..Tl_1o work of Jack Barry .
“E... his side in keeping the crowd he-
bind the side lines was very hard on
'ancount of the fast playing of both
applicatmn °f the principles 0’ llll- teams, the crowd was so excited. it
kept crowding onto the field. Th3"!
were hot'w do live and six hundred fans
Ghontos
mortise]!
stomach, liver and bowels so nicely.
A child simply will not stop play-
ing to empty the bowels, and the N-
suit is. they become tightly clogged
with waste, liver gets sluggish, stom-
sch hours. thenyyour little (me be
comes cross, halt-sick, taverish, don't
bad, system full of cold. but sore
threat. stomach-ache or diarrhoea
Listen. Mother! See if tongue is
coated, then give a tenements! or
"California Syrup of Figs," and do I
few hours all the constipated waste,
sour bile and undigested load passes
; out of the system, and you have a
well. playful child again. .
Millions of mothers give "Calitor-
nla Syrup ot Figs" because it is per-
really harmless; children lav. it. and
"it, moms to act on the stomach,
. .11... padsboyslsu
Aaltyoul'dtlllllst forasocentbot
new anNFisif'E
eat. sleep or not naturally. breath is ‘
cox
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