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Professional Cards, and
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DIED

DIED—WEED, AT DARREN. CONN.
January I9, Annie Weed, aged fifty-
t‘our, wife of Charles H. Weed. Full-
eral services at Darien M. E. Church,
‘Thursday at 2 o'clock p. in.

 

 

WANTED.

WANTED —— STENOGRAPHER.
Answer in own handwriting. stating
age. experience and wages expected.
1’ O. Box 463, South Norwalk, Conn.

121 at

 

WANTED —- CANVASSERS, LAD-

ies and gents. Salary, commission.
lilig money guaranteed. Address‘
Agent, care Sentinel. 120 3t

 

WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves.
58.50 to $9 for small calves" to fatten.
Best market prices. W. Miller. Con-
necticut avenue. Tel. 130.

 

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PROFESSIONAL.

CLARENCE E, ARNOLD—VIOLIN
instructor. Studio, 20 Lawrence St..
mouth Norwalk. Phone 1063-4. .121 3t

 

 

I TO LET. 1

TO LET—FEB. i, 9 ROOM HOUSE,

1
10 RGdell’BGl, Improvements, Yearlyiine.
$30.00 monthly, advance. Re‘| M, Olsen, 40 Fort St, East Norwalk.
Broad River:Cotni.

rental,
ferences. Bertha J. Elis,
or J. B. Lawrence & Co. J—20v6t
TO LET—3 ROOMS $8.00 5 Roonsl
$6.00, 4 {come $10.00, 5 rooms 815. 00
all centrally located.
Washington street J-L’03t

. TO LET—NEW HOUSE, 5 BEAU-l
tiful rooms to small quiet family. all'

 

ruary, 53 Chestnut street.
Chestnut street.

inquire 49l
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TO LET—Two FURNISHEDl

 

rooms with board, or without. All im- Delaware street Fairneld Park Nor-
.Drovements Apply J. R. care Seminellwaik. P. a J. Larrauri. builders. or

14C. for fat calves: j19 3'. ace 123 WBBIIIBKIOLI street.

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TO LET—TWO uvrualennnl
rooms with heat and ligh; Centially‘
located. Address K. Bf, care of Sen-
tinel, 119 st

 

TO LET—ATTRACTIVE STORE,
20x60. Rent $20.00. 87 North Main
St. inquire on premises. jli tf

 

BUSINESS NOTICE.

MANSION HOUSE -- REGULAR
prices for meals, breakfast 25c, dili-
iler 30c., supper 25c. Table board
$4.50, meal ticket $4.50 Room and
board by the week, $6.00, $6.50. $7. 00
and $7.50. 118 St

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as good alld reliable a ionic and“

appetizer as can be dcsircd.

OUR BEEF, IRON AND WINE
Pint Bottle 50c.

The Norwalk Drug Co

H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
'8 No. Main St. So. Norwalk.

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mSOLVENT NOTICE

District of .\‘Oluaik, ss.. Probate
Court, January 20, A. 17.. 1915.

Estate of Ellen A, \\'cstherg, some
times known as Ellen E. Wesihcrg,
late of Norwalk. ill said District. de-
ceased.

Tlie Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk,_liath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for settle-
ment. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested. with
in said tinle, will be debarred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate are requested to make immediate
payment to

 

LOUIS S. BEERS.
Administrator.

 

 

CORPORATION PAPERS.

The following certificates rclatiin,v
to corporation matters were filed yes-
terday in the. office of the state see
rotary—-
lCertillcztc of organization of the
Dilvvorth Realty company of Meriden
,with a capital stock of $1.000. Incor-

: . porators, Ellen O'Brien, Mary A. O'-

Brien and Dennis T. O'Brien,
Meridon.

Certificate of organization of the
(.lret-r Lumber Company of New line
Veil with a capital stock of $15,000
Incorporators. Clement Greer. Louis
.A. liampson and Elihu A. Burritt of
Orange and S. L. Millard of New lla-
ven. .

Certificate of incorporation of tho
Marcus Company, Incorporated. of
New Haven. Capital stock $50,000;
commencing business with the same
amount.

Certificate of issue of additional
capital stock of the East Shore Am—
usement (‘onipanv of New Haven. 100
share making a total of $31, 800

Ctrtificate OT incorporation of the
Muster 8: Ilieheskind Dry Goods Com—
pally of \Vatolbury with a capital

all ‘ of

stock of $00,000,311 of which will had

used to start with. The. incorpoiatms
are Jacob NIIIEICI'. .\lorris .\luslcr and
Louis llicbi'rklnd. all of ‘.\"iterl.iur,\'.
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St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 102‘
Taylor Ave. Tel 11656, n30 tr

inquire 76in”. 851-4

FOR SALE.

JELKE’S GOOD LUCK MARGAR. '
Delivered to your home. Mrs.

Phone 965-14. j‘ll 3t

 

FOR SALE —— CARROTS FOR
stack, poultry or family use. Large or
small quantities Stephen Kellogx.
16 3t
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h bv iroom house.
improvements :t‘rom t s first of Fe liield street East N

FOR SALE OR TO LET—NEWh
All implovements \‘i in
orwalk. Inquire

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FOR SALE—HOUSE. NEW SEV-
en room house. all improvements, 1

Phone

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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR FURNITURE, HUGO. STOVES,
Etc. Rosen's Furniture Store is the
place to visit. We have a full line of
Furniture, with prices that cannot be
beat. Come and give us a trial.

‘ ROSEN’B FURNITURE STORE,
Phone 1364-12. 13 Ely Avenue.

 

 

 

To LET — TWO ATTRACTIVE
apartments. modern improvements, re-
cently decorated. Rent $12.00, inquire
64 South Main street Telephone 00.

.16 tf

 

 

, .\Il.\l\ \J‘I’Iitfl’ltlu‘ltix‘ lill...l
' \vislllxtii‘ox Jail 21 The
House met eariv todliv in tiidtl to u\—
piditc consideration of tile Army Ap-
propriation hill. General debate on
the bill was 10 continui- for cluhi
hours. followed by live-minuti- sprnvh— ,
es. ' ‘

The bill. which follows the Rivers
and Harbors Supply bill cal‘lics ii to-
fill of $101,144.5M. a reduction of
approximately of $3,000,000 of ilit‘
War Department's estimates It in.

 

chides an appropriation. of :5,o,oott,.
000 for manufacture and purchase or
armored motor cars and provides lib-
erally for aeronautics.

The bill, as the first of the three
national defense bills of the House v-
the Army, .\‘aml and I’Ul'llllt'illlilnfi” ,
is the opening wedge for general dis-
cussion of the defenses ili‘ the (‘Ullll-
try, particularly lll Illi‘ light of
European war, and mum- rmpusle:
\\'(‘i‘t' made for llnli‘ for filit'i‘Clhlll-‘ili—
inn.

 

 

('i 5. 'I'H 3 I 50,000

 

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LEGACY.
WINNERS. N, Y.. Jan. '11. In tilt-
will of (‘aroiinn ". Ft. (‘yr, who dict!

here on New Year‘s day. Henry S.
iiodticld of Hartford .i son 1);. IItI‘
first innrriuise. was left 81.10.000 and
:1 part of a tollc‘iiion of diamonds.
Mrs. St. (‘yr left an estate rained at
$1,000,000. Henry Alexander licdliehi,
a grandson, the son of Henry A. Rt'll»
field, will receive $50,000. .lcun liar-
old Edward St. (".\‘r. the widower. is
the residuarv legatce and. in addition.
receives a part of thc belonginus oi‘
the tcstatrix. Tito original will. drawn
about June 18, 1912. gave him $100,.
000 As a specific legacy, but this be.
quest was revoked in a codicil of Oct.
2. 1913. Other bequests of personal
property were made to relatives and
friends. Three servants will receive
$200. each. ,
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HOW TO BE STRONG AND FAT

The trouble with most thin people
who wish to gain weight is that they
insist on dragging their stomach or
stuffing it with greasy foods; rubbing
on useless “flesh creams," or follow-
ing some foolish physical culture
stunt, while the real cause of thinness
goes untouched. You cannot get fat
until your digestive tract assimilates
the food you eat.

Thanks to a remarkable new scien-
tific discovery. it is now possible to
combine into simple form the very
elements needed by the digestive or-
gans to help them convert food into
rich, fat-laden blood, This master.
stroke of modern science is called
Tonoiine and has been termed
greatest of flesh- builders. Tonoilne
.aims through its regenerative recon
structive powers to coax the stomacll
and intestines to literally soak up the

pass them into the blood. where they
are carried to every cell and tissue of
your body. You can readily picture
the result When this amazing trans-
formation Ilas taken place and you no-
tice how your cheeks fill out, hollows

disappear and you take on from‘lo to
30 pounds of solid, healthy flesh. Ton‘
oline is absolutely harmless. inexpem.
sive. efficient. Tonoiine costs only

$1.00 for a sodays' treatment. ”
Mall orders filled by American Pro
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the .

the .

fattening elements of your food and}

about your neck, shoulders and bustl
today.

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you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to con-
suit
3 WILLIAM .I. MOORE
OPTlt‘lAN
Room 6. Keclvr Building.
No. 155 Washington St.
Oppmitc lloyt‘s Theatre. .
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 11:90 to 9.
N. I‘. “(MINES—727 5th Ave,
4 p. m. daily.

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Your Child May

be developing a Curvature. Why not
have an analysis made—it is FREE.

E. BARTHOL. D.‘ C.

. Painless ChiropractOr,
63 Meadow Street—7 to 8 Evenings.
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hMHA—u-

DEATH 01“ YALE. DI'AN.1«‘\ILRI'1‘-
[5.

NEW HAVEN. Jan. 21.—-lil an-
nouncing: at Chapel services at: Yale
the death last night of Profes-
sor Andrew W. Phillips, dean emeri-
tus of. the graduate school of the. un-
iversity. President Hadley paid a tri-
bute to the deceased dean. and then
read the parable of the “Good Samar-
itan," saying that this character in
the parable most nearly described
Professor Philltp‘s life.

 

 

at Cologne. has sent a dispatch to

 

RUSSIAN‘ACCOUNTS or WAR WITH TURKEY
ssv OTTOMAN moors FAIL.

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(Coptlnued from

 

first Page.)

through Archangel, (ml the north. The former has in: “ii
made impossible by mines. and the latter is likely to b.-
cut 05 any day by ice.

lit the western arena of the war the activity has
been generally confined to artillery exchanges. cxccpt to
the south of Mctz. where sharp fighting promises intcrv
csting (lcvclopiilcilts.

W.~\Sl‘llf\'(i'l‘(li\'. _lail.21.—«Amcrican sailors of the
crew 0f the steamer Grecnbricr, whosc seizure by the
British fleet is now the subject of diploliiatic ncgotizr
firms, have been released from detention b_v iicrmau
authorities at lirclllcli.

BERLIN. Jan 3:05 p.
—~Thc following official statement was issued at the \\'ar

’l, by wireless to London.

fifties today:
“In the western theater of war only artillery duels
took place yestcida} bctwc'e n tin coast and lllt‘ l._v.~'.

Trenches at Notrc Dame dc Lorettc. which we occupied
on the day, before yesterday, were lost again today.“

“Northeast of Arras tllc ll‘rcncll repeatedly attacked
both sides of the high road from Ai'ras to Lille. but
were repulsed. Southwcst of Iicrry-au—Bae we took
trenches from the French and kept them, notwithstanding
their fierce counter attacks. I >

“French attacks on our positions smith of St. Milliel
were repulsed. Northwest of l’ont-a-Mousson we sure
cccdcd ill recapturingr the positions we evacuated llil‘Ct‘
days ago. [ii that vicinity our troops captured four can-
~non and several prisoners. Fighting still continues for the
rcnlhilliler of the lost trenches.

"In the Vosgcs, northwest of Scnnhcinl. battlcs still
proceed.

"The sifiiation ill East Prussia remains the sailic.
All unimportant engagement to the cast of Lipno cndcd
favorably for us. One hundred prisoners remained ill
our hands.‘L

l.(‘)?\li)'(l.\". jail. .zi. iozzo a. ni.-——.\ dispatch from
Cairo. Egypt, to Renter's 'l‘clcgi‘atn ((lllliilill)’ says:

“A refugee who was recently, clllploved iii an
portailt post by the 'l‘urkisli Government in Syria states
that (it'rllll'lll officers recently made an urgent report to
lit'l'llll via Const.’intiuoplc. recfilnincndillj‘r tlic' postptmc—
nit-lit of the 1. giptian cxpulition until its 01"ililll.dliiill
l he reply

int

and ciplipmcllt wclc imprmcd and lcillforccd.
front Constantinople was ii at the advance must be push
:it
"ticrman cvpcrts declare that the expedition" midi-r
Iliil‘ll"\

I‘ll all costs.

present conditions can only csult lll small raiding
reaching: li‘grypt, as the main body must advance along a
route \vcll-lmown to thc cut-my. hulking opposition
easy."
W

MERLIN. Jan. 21. via l ondoll.wlinlpt-ror William. :1
'(If ”I“
at \'v.l'

few days ago. on the occasion of the anniversary
proclamation of William L. as (icrinan Iiinpci'oi‘
~saillcs. scili a dispatch to (irand ' llucllcss ionic at
Iiadcn in which he said: “Many thanks for lll_\
on this anniversary of the great historic proceedings
\‘crsaillcs under the leadership of my high sullli‘tl uncle.
'l‘lic fccling of national power clligcnderd at this historic
gathering brought inspiration home to the first (ici'liian
Emperor. It is today my task to defend tltc worthiness
of the nation against a world of enemies and find .will—
in}: I will carry out this patriotic task victoriously at the
head of a united fatllcrland filled with the willing sacrifice
of a determined (icrnlan nation."

C(lillll volt Spec. who ill iiillcs of peace is a nrcaclicr
icrliu front (icucral
I‘llcadquartcrs in which he says. he recently brcakfastcd
with the Ii‘inpcror, who is ill very good licziltli‘aud high-
ly gratified at the

ifl't't'l ille’
ill

German victory at Soissons.

(il‘\'l.7.\'.-,\ vi.“ Paris Ian. 2. 9:35 a. ni.-——l)ispatcllcs
flom ll udapest, state that the gov ernol of (l.lt‘(l\\ Ilil‘
ordered tilt departure within 48 hours front ”It city and
its suburbs of women. children and men unfit for niilitarv
service. Men over military age. but who are still actitc.
have been formed into guards. The banks liavc been
transferred to Vienna. P.1'0visions of all kinds. it is stat-
ed. are scarce in Cracow.

The Austrian War Office has issued an order calling
upon all of the landstruln hell up to and including those
aged sixty. The order applies throughout the Austrian
Fhilztlire.

 

LONDON, Jan. 21.—:\ Central News dispatch front
Yniuidcn, Holland, says that the American steamer Path—
finder. laden with cotton for Germany, has left that port
or Bremen.

HALIFAX. N. 8., Jan. 2L—Thc American sleamer
Camino. which became disabled by the loss of her rud-
der several days ago while on her voyage front San Fran—
cisco for Belgium with relief supplies, probably will ar—
rive llel‘c tomorrow ill tow of the government steamer
Lady Lauricr. A wireless message from the Lady lau-
ricr received I)\ the Marine Department late last night
said that tile Camino was dowti by the head and that pro-
gress was lleCcssarily slow. The trip was interrupted by
the breaking of a towing hawscr as a result of the
heavy weather. but a new line was attached yesterday.

 

BERLIN. via Amsterdam and London. lat.
' 10:02 a. m.——"The isolation o" the British Islands is con-
quoted successfully, ” says the Morgen Post in its coni-

 

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lish coast ‘ “Of what use to Great Britain," it ad is,‘ ‘are

the surrounding seas and war vessels, if om airships cross

the water, dropping bombs. ' . » . *

 

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January 8319
oi Blankets and Comiortales

From 101020 per cent below
regular prices

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i Values that you cannot afford to miss
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALdERS.

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SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

 

 

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the Tagcblatt says it is now

(iliN EVA.

Khedivc » Abbas

 

i \\ctlllcsila_v afternoon ill a ll!
infoi‘vc tlli-
Jim. 21.

i lixcllangrc

llt‘l‘ betwcvll Sweden and

l purposc of destroying the bridges

and Sweden.
\IilS I‘llilfllAM.

sill

via

\ dispatch to the 'l‘clcgraaf'
that an inhabitant of lirugcs.
fenced to live ycars' Illlpl‘lStilIiiit‘lll for

from Holland to liclgiuln.

The 'l‘ages Zcituilg expresses satisfaction at the first
, air attack and hopes it will be followed by others, while

no liilulrancc to German airs hips.
via Paris, Jan.
l-filnii, of Egypt, according to Vienna
dispatcllcs. is going to lierne to consult 'a
regarding a bullet wound in the jaw,
recent attclllpt Till his life at Constantinople
patches say that the wound has not healed, and that this
makes it impossible for hint to
which it is planned to lllVailC Egypt. at the present time.
(il‘iNlCVlA. via .l’aris. jan, 20. 12 midnight.-~—:\noth—‘
cr Zeppclin, aftcr three day. of trials. lcft liricdricbshafen

air flcct ilt‘dl’ (i‘nclit.
10:03 a. m.—:.\ dispatch to the"
'l‘clcirrapll Company
that titl‘lnllil airsllips have been lea.imoitcl’insr the fron-
Finland.

1 Railway. thus interrupting Cominuuication bclwccn Rus-

London,

clear that the North Sea is

20, 12 midnight—~Ex-
specialist
it is stated, ill a
The dis—
the with

head army.

irtllwt‘stcrl) direction to re-

ll‘tliil Stockholm states
evidently villi the

of the new llinnisli

nl.—-
cays
sen~

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Sims.

0259 ii.
llfillillltl.
been

from_
llcigiuln, has

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MARINE lllSlSllllS
NUMBERED Hill

Life Saving Service of the United
i States Figured" In All of These

 

we

wasnlxo'rox. Jun. ‘2l.-. ’l‘hcrc
Eivcrc 1.476 disasters on the wn.crs of
Ithc l‘nlted b‘tntcs difiin“: the last
lilscai your in which the life saving

incrvice worked alone. according: to
tits report today to Congress. The
lvt‘sslcs involved carried 5,251: per-

1smls and the proptrt) was valued at
i82,542.985. in 3 3 other illsil‘lntcs
.thc selviCe uotkcd in conjunction
with the. revenue (utter scnicc or
otllrr ampules and took part iii the
greseue of 2.691 persons from vessels
;vaiucd at $10,641,655.

‘ The year‘s record, the report do-
lclarcs. was made "ill the face of an
Illnfortuuute situation. a deteriorated
gtife saving service." It again urges
lupon Congressman the need for legis-
latioil to plmide for retirement Day
fol life savers.

‘It should be stated“ says the re.-
tpoli, 'tllllt if the present state of af-
fairs is permitted lIlIKll longer to go
,utnrenledied. it is bound seriously M
{impair the usefulness of the servtce
iit’ it does not actually bring it into
disrepute.

"1‘0 put the establishment upon
a proper basis of efficiency. it is
obviously necessary to provide for the
irctirement of the veterans
in the service a lid for illl
ing their piaecs. as well as the places
itow occupied b\ substitutes.
the best type of waterman to be
,found on the coasts” . .
.- Tho leport apprmcs the bill pend-
ling (‘onglcss to consolidate the ret-
cltue cutter and life saving servicesl
into a. toast guard.
i “it is inconceivable.‘ it saws, “that
I. ORKI‘CSS will allow the service to run

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down and lose its ofliclcney for want ,

of legislation that alone will iehzibil-
Ki'tIt- illill [lltSCI‘VL It.
in the general summary of its for.

ity-threc years of txistence the ser._

vice is shown to have figured in git"
~ int: assistance to 23.1"1 vesslcs. \alu-
(d v. itil their caigocs .it $3.15,,401084
.of will ch p-opcrty mined at $288.-
'0'l"l, Z37 \va s saved. (In first: Ves—
lscls welc 118,t41 persons and only
,1, 45.3 ilvts \vclo lest, a less numb‘tm
:it is pointtd out. than perished on
til—e Titanic. ‘

- Sentinel \1‘: «is are

W“

\I’IJIIICI’D.

still l

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‘N\'I!t)\ \I.|:)ili.u..\"l1t\DEGON- ‘
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.i .m. 21.‘~—chera._l bun.- .1
lting‘ the leach

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ldred
in; tulnnlcicill om: lliml'ons of the ' ..‘
_'~lnit<d Slims attended the opening . ‘
leessiml (If the sciond National For-
l0ii£n”'llll1_lt‘ i‘onwntion, which met.
here today.
.-'\ftm pli lilniilaly addresses of we!-
ltOIIIt‘ hi .\1: iyol Kiel, of St. Louis. and;
b, . ‘l-ilnuti D (‘ ipcn prostdcntql the
'St. ionic Itilsillth .\in's 1.9 agile. an
jaunt-m; was delivered by Secretary or "
(‘olnml-rcc ledtleld. . 7
lii‘lllllllll‘nl ornanizations then was
offu'tvtl and the convention began the
consideration the piobleins of inter-
nilllhhl‘l low as they affected Ameri—
can unnnlt-i'co during the prelent
E‘ler. Hill was The principal address
‘on ll.ifi topic was made by Prof. John
:rssott .\loorc, former counsellor of .
the State Department. . - ‘

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Ciiitil or £1th . - ,
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Little Coilins' Girl Also Had Stubborn "
Chronic Cough—Father ‘Tells Help
She Was Restored to Health by.
Vlnol, .
hakcport. N. iii—"Our little girl. 8

yt—t.".rs of age, was in a debilitated. flur- .

doth condition, and had a' stubbom

chronic cough. While sl(e did notvhava

to stav out of school. on account (1

,her condition, she was weak and all'

ling all the time. and mi from well. '
"We treated her c,ougli but nothing

lseenied to help her until we tried.

“.Vinol after which we noticed an int.

mediate improvement. lier appetit

increased and now she is strong and.

well and we can recommend Vittol .

other parents who have delicate, all

 

port. N H.

Vt hat Vinol did for this llttle‘gil'l, it
will do for other weak and ailing chit
own. because the)" need the, tissue»
building, strengthening cod litter. 910'
ments and the tonic iron that Vin
contains. It is delicious to them

That 3 why Vinol builds them upw
quickly _and re ask parents of
date children in this vicinity to W
Vino] with the understanding. that W
will return their money if lt‘fall.
give satisfactory results. ~I‘rank
,Baxter. Drugg'ist, South mu“...
Conn, and at leading drug stores "
cry-where. . '