thing must go.
ooons oven 8.15.1511.
Wonderful 11011qu 1m. Eversz
Prion no ultimo, no we
do not any over goods from one sen-
29c
‘ Muslin“ Gowns
son to another.
Every Bargain guar-
nnu-t-d as advertised or you'- money
hick.
25 down Muslin Gowns, Jann-
ary Charisma. Sale prim Vrye
Special .a ................ 291'.
- »‘...—’ . W-..
KELLEY—IDEWITT. 3
‘ 'Challes .l. Kelley. 6011 of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward W. Kelley ol' 5 Maple
street, and Miss Esther DeWitt. of3
Bulfalo. N. Y.. were married in that;
city) yesterday. \lr. Kelley
" es.
‘ A111 stoma: cons!
31111; ill—MEAN) mu
Palmtrom Back With Small Trial
Bottle of Old “St. Jacob's Oll. "
-Ah! Pain is gone!
uickly?—Yes. Almost instant re-
I'from soreness, stiffness. lameness
and pain follows a gentle rubbingI
‘ith “St. Jacobs Oil."
- Rub this soothing. penetrating oil
right on your painful back, and like'
"-nnagic, relief comes. “St. Jacobs Oil"
a harmless backache, lumbago and
Iliad doesn't burn the skin.
'1 Straighten up! Quit complaining!
Stop those tortur01ls"‘stitches." In a
parent you will forget that you_ever
d a weak back. because it won’t hurt
or be stiffer lame. Don't suffer! Get
- a. small trial bottle of old, honest
f'Bt. Jacobs Oil" from your druggist
bow and get this lasting relief.
Arompt Relief
for Coughs
Kerr's Fl nx- -Seed Emulsion,
. Linoninc, is the surest and most
’thorough remedy for all terms of
wdbldo, especially those hacking
‘ Ganglia that breed bronchitis and
*I attendant dangers. One tea-
nful of Linon’inc at bed-
e no soothes the 111cmbrancs
' 'thc irritations are healed
, dttly to permit a peaceful
t’o rent, and this treatment
owed for a brief space of time,
- . the user to perfect
Linoninc builds up the
In! the same time it. is
the cold and magnum
-- dilution“ and
(than ten semi-
1111111131 310 13118113W§33g33 mm m3
has:
many friends in this (iiy who willI
extend congratulations and best “ish- 1
3 on the series of tests thus far mode——
lciatica cure'which never disappoints'
Flush the Kidney: at Once When
Back Hurts or Bladder Bothcrs.
No man or woman who eats meet
regularly can make 11 mistake by
il‘ush 111' the kidneys oc< ationally, says
a \tclI-kmmn authority. Mont forms
‘ he was not auare When he formed H" mm acid which clogs the kidnty pores
GIEIIBRIIIIK'
(Continued-from lst page.)
3 opinion that a leakage or 310 volts had 3 so they qluggisllIy filter or strain only
been 1i1sc01e'cdwgate the tollowmg 3153”” of the waste and poisons from
a possible explanation of Ligorl‘s the blood. then you get sick. Nearly
I3defm‘ r l Iall rheumatism, headaches, liver trou-
in' my opinion, the presence 0 e co ~ble nervousness, constipation. dini-
« tric current, between the earth and the" 11058 oleeplessuess bladder disorders
3 grip- iron, was due to some restriciiie' come from sluggish kidneys.
inilucnce or obstructive condition. 11113
yet undetermined in the intended pathI
for the current as provided by the'
, rails, the rail bonds. earth connections.
etc. which apparently caused th
track current of the train between
Glenbroolt and New Canaan in pursu- ‘
ing the path of least resistance, ac-
cording to a fixed law, to deviate or
shunt a certain portion of its—as a*
term of convenience. let us say—vol- famous salts is made‘from the acid of
ume from the intended path at one:grapes and lemon juice combined
point or more. which, after passmg3wm' lithia and has been used for
around the obstruction. would 33311113 generations to flush clogged kidneys
join the main volume at such 01 m; and stimulate them to ““va also
place or places where 111; i11tt1IaIntl‘1Ia;3 to neutralize the acids in urine so it
pathway proved to be a equa no longer causes irritation, thus end
the full volume to follow. ing bladder disorders
“it seems reasonable to suppose
that Ligorl, in standing upon the wet 11033115332? :ahzixielilihzhtflig 13:23:.
cinder platform or fairly 800d electri Ivescent lithia-water drink which all
cal conductivity, and in grasping She regular meat eaters should take now
grip-iron that was well groun on
and then to kee th k '
through the frame, truck anddwheels and the blood puli-e 12913126210332:
of the car to the rails, forms a con v
noction,or or.path tor a electrical cur- serious kidney complications.
rent. apparently deviated by a memen- form, through the medium of the car
tary or otherwise inadequacy in theE and grip iron But as the electrical
normal pathway, to another path 0“ intensity so far observed was of 11 vol-
which the platform seems to have been tags much lower than is generally
a part. I conceded to be fatal to normal human
IIThis' in the absence 0‘ more ex-. bangs. and as the usual marks as the,
“1 knowledge. would explain how lat-3 result of electrical contact. snmcient to
gorl received the electric shock, and. cause death appear to have been “3
why the ‘tlnslins' sensation was felt sent from Ligori'o hands and (get;
by several of the railroad men one therefore. in my opinion. the I.“ that
The moment you feel a dull athe in
‘the kidneys or your back hurls. or if
-the urine is cloudy. offensive, full of
sediment, irregular of passage orI
attended by a sensation of scalding;
get about [our ounces of Jud Salts!
3'fxorn any reliable pharmacy and take3
a tablespoonful in a glass of water3
before bicokfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act line. ‘This
miuizs
SOUTH N ORWALK.
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
This page contains but a small portion oi the wonderful bargains for tomorrow’ 8 selling. You will find the entire store-both floors-crowded with oiicrings oi equal or greater
attractiveness. .1 Read this page carefully, mark the items that interest you. and“ start early for Miutz’s to secure the real bargains.
result in dedih." ,
Could 310 Volts Cause Death?
.\lr. \V3111chesier said it would be inri
or any one to state the ex-I
; act conditions that existed when l.i-"
He also sald'I
that it would be impossible for him toE
testify whether or 11013310 volts wouldf
possible
gorl wont to his death,
have been sufficient to cause his death,I
at the time of the accident. He said;
that his information and experiencei
led him to believe that a pressure of
310 volts rarely caused death. Mr.
Winchester said there was no reason
to believe that the possible momen
tary leakage referred to. having oc-
;curred once, would not occur‘ again,3
unless the source of it-were discovered?
and provision made to prevent it.
The NORWALK‘
PAWNSHOP
Money Lbaned
Articles of Value.
IJosepb Rosenfield. Prop.
40 WATER eraser,
sou‘rH NORWALK
SMOKE
onsvruss' PERFECTION. s or.
“amour—seas sox or 50.
011mm
.mu do today.
Extra Special-36 inch
Bleached
DOORS OPEN 8:15 A. M.
The January Sale
and
vast
carat: 3
Your Teeth;
Do not put off until tomorrow 11
\lsit to the dentist which should be
Every one who'lm’es to
have perfect teeth should have them
examined twice a year.
until there is pain.
COME TO ME NOW FOR A FREE
EXAMINATION.
Hours: 9 A. M. to 8 I’. M.
Sundays by Appointment.
Dr.,.I. H. Mallory“
South Norwalk.
16 South Main St.
Muslin 5c yd.
Do not wait
shummrs from all parts «11‘ The Nur-
\\'ulks and nearby.
llr'b .suh
'1' ’ » 1» .r (17' 1’
Event brings out 11
t-ntiinsinslic number (If
it 11111 attend: d
lust 31111.10“ kilo“ “hill
burgains to (\llil.
Great Underwear Bargains All Sorts Must be Sold Look “if... Shirt Waist Bargains
25c Draw. rs - 19c 50c Ladies’ Vests 39c . . . ,
Spatial Drawers at 25c l9c Children's Underwear odd SIMS $1.95 $10 [0 $15 Coats $5.95 501: “£81515 290 Special Silk “fIISts. . “I99
50c Drawers - 39c small sizes only 91: . gillk .. :3: i2: Silkflfizze sec 8 lg:
3.51:1: -l Corset (lovers :3: :3: Corsets 352° $10 ‘0 $1239 Stills $635 00"] coats 3‘ $7.95 $2 Silk 81 Lawn Waists 990 1296c “ 9c
50c .. .. 39c $1 . 79: $18 to $30 SllitS $8.95 $18 '0 $25 00“] Coats $9 95 $2 Silk Waists $1.49 501: Silk Hose 39c
25: “ “ I90 $3 OddNemoCorsets $1 95 . ' 12 3213 All Linen i-i‘andkcr— $2. 00 indies Sucaicrs g1. .49
Fine u u at 496 . ’ I '1: 11c s I. ........ . . . : . . I. St: $2. 50 (idles Sntattrs I 99
5... 6...... . 39. 3...... .11.... 1.1... 0"“ 903‘s “-95 01“ Children 8 Coats 99¢ :2: .3:3:.::‘.1i:::3€3‘3: 2: ::::. 3:3: 1:312:32:
.. . 6 1.25 Children’s Bath ‘ - . ‘51- (111.1 . '5 n .- 11. d— I .1 s s .I s II.$
£1.33 13...... 3; i 11.1... 69. Odd Children’sCoats $1.95 32.50 Skirts $1339 ' ......f...:“:...:f. f“... :3:
$2 “ $1 49 $450 & $4 75 Ladies' _ 251$.II1IIiIII1‘uIIIS Box Ilame-gc S“ claters .I. . . .II ..... $3 95
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Special Skirts - 49c Bath Robes $2.49 $5'S6 II $3.49 $3.50 $1.99 $1.50 5111-0111... [Icnimatsggc an‘inéiliflfs .J.I.I..I .. 33:
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Special FIaooeIetteSkiris 25c Kimonos lSc $15M 320 5"" Dresses$8.49 :3 38 Trimmed Hats $195 3 333111....” 13...? I me 3233 IIZIZIIi-fii 121'. iiii 3193;
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50c Flanneletie Skirts 39c 31 25am $150 Long . $12.95 “ “ $6.95 AII 8Children’s Hats 25c s‘swklusm 33115113131335. $06 11133.2 134:..'..'.:.t.”.1 3?:
$1 . u “ 59c . , ‘ . -------- 3-75 3. - Pink and IlIuc Eider-
' ' Km'onos 99¢ foo (‘olurctl Sateen Pctti- ‘ ): ,
"250 Boys “med Lined $2 Long . $149 $10.95 Serge “ $5.95 $1 Shapes 25c ‘ .0... ..... ; . .I ...... .9. 503C31_:fh3333333-I ~~~~~ . :3:
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$2.50 Long $1.99 $6 .f “ $3.75 1 25 I“ 50 SI .0) lies and ( IliItIrcn s Silt‘CXdI Lag: .11 ...... 49C
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Underwear 39c $3.50 11 99c $5 11 11 $2 95 ' 1 50 3. 75C " ' ‘ ‘ ‘ g‘ """"""""
Speda‘ Ladies $2.00 11 $1.49 1 . . :2" £31k (3.155?“ ---------- if: 251‘ Linen (hillurs ......... “-k'
I‘ Under-“m 35“ $3.00 ' “ $L99 Odd Dresses $195» 2 00 .. 99c 33.. 33.3.3.3...fii‘. '..‘.‘. 3:" .3232“ '32111311‘.221111I§§
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* 41“. II
The City National Bank
count. large or small.
Accounts oi Women
3 This Bunk pays particular attention to the demunts of women.
3 lloust‘kccpcrs and others who have the handling of “Mr 111m linnn-
dul affairs should have nn nt'oolult here and pay all bills by check. thus
rewiring a receipt for oil disbursements.
SYSTEEM, too, often produces surprising results—we invite your 111*
:::Your Attention:
EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY
EXCELLENT FACILITIES
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
Are the factors which have made this institution what it is today
' THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK.
Fairiield County National Bank,
ior ladies '
either touched him or some metal part the electricity received by him was of
of the car at the time of the accident; high intensity. or that it was the [art-3
It would also “will Whit the current mary cause of his death. seems not toi
might be present at one time and Mt have boon so far positively establish 3
at another.
“As it made no difference in the cry or contributory m seems to
voltage indicated by the instrument in me to be non WNW. dnulnlcb on
making 111. tests. whether or not In. the wry startling elect that may baI
3Wfl attic motor arm ll muoubyaawoloctflal
contact with tho W «only contact snobby-Minuet“
win; ammmmmmmmtumm
IMMWWM‘I M311. productive at a about «tau-Ir-
‘umhhfluumh mmmmhncdhmi.
3tmaouackaoltb-maht- ”mandolin-Iona
‘od. 111st It may have been a second-3
February. ladlcs’ Suit.
any style. to.»
AIIOIQIII'IIIOI
Malibu
I ;bomo.
.Tbe Gorbam Co.
m1- NOWALK.
1.1. "can,
REMARKABLE erracr‘s
are- obtained through the use of prob-E
tily colored and designed wall paper.3
1 You will be surprised at the extremely.
llow cost of renovating your wholoI
3nd exceptional bargain.
With our large stock of qual-
ity wall paper and our excellent 1&3
cllittcl we are in a position to odor
Optician
South Namath.
O. B. Jackson
Stamford.
I"!!! we
fl
so WALL crass?
INORWALK.
snow: as.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
L
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It will Pay You to Investigaieour courses
Merrill Cellege
Port Chester.
like White Electric Country-
ELEC‘I'RICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTOR '
Honor Wiring, Motor Maintaiaancc. Lighting Fixtures. Whole
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