m
‘oa Winds. by Wilbur l". m; In
Motion by a. male quartettehad ten.
but not least. a chowder. witll‘pie and
coffee. to help fill up the chinks.
Sunday services: 10:15. W
prayer meeting, 10:30. service for
morning worship with sermon on "Us:
profitable Husbandmen"——this is an-
other in the series of sermons on the
“Parables of Jesus." The music will
be in charge of the Junior 'choir.
11:50. the Bible school will meet to
study about hon: "Saul Gained His
Ktngdom”——1 Sam 11. 3:80. .The Jun-
ior C. B. will meet with Irving Al-
in; Themthaloctlthakenuptheu
lousy is the Bath anniversary of The same wasthsresghly interesting
”W of MIME late the U.- mumfimumm
' JTwaihst Side are heartily in favor of any charge 0' the 5m "“3 “in WT“ be
e
bl. in 1820.
Mr. and Mrs. George McGuire and
tally. of Winfield street have re—i
moved to Howard avenue.
l
The condition of Rank Marian“
mismmhishmon Haw
the avenue, with pneumonia. remains.
the same. 2
_' l
The supper of the East Norwalk int-E
pavement Association. announced for,
next week Friday night, has been post-
.poned until Friday. March 26th.
l
.—
7» exhibit of the East Norwslk lm-‘
provement Association. at the Esposfi
don in the Armory. continues to at-l
tract favorable attention. Yesterday;
afternoon coffee and cake was served
5y the ladies in the housing exhibit
[III-l. This proved a successful fea-
ture. and will be continued this after-
noon and evening.
On Monday evening of next week
the annual meeting of the East Nor-
walk Yacht Club will be held in the
quarters of the club. on Seaview ave-
nae. Oillcers are to be elected at this
meeting. and reports for the past year:
will be submitted. \luch business of
It interesting nature sill be transact-
ed.
The pool tournament in "Al“ Haf-
nee's pool and billiard parlor, on East
Washington street, ended last night.
There will .be no more tournament
’mes until next season. While the
not series of games lasted there was
considerable interest manifested
analog local fans. and some very fine
playing was made in almost every
ume. The next tournament will be
looked forward to with interest.
.._._‘.._
Many individual oyster-men on the
“ill! which would abolish the shell fish-
eries commission and transfer its du-
ties to the board of agriculture. One
of the activities the local oystermen
look upon with disfavor is the matter
. of a bill which has been introduced
wherein the commission asks for a
large sum of money for a patrol heat.
This money. they think can be used
to better advantage in other dlrec
lions
Offi- “Unit—Imam laay clever
brocht as leader; Topic: “ins Rule
for White.“ 0:“. meeting of the
C. E'Bociety. Topic: “murmur
,CIIII medals lei M 1m 8. L‘liom-
‘ median
‘Saul’ Gable Ills Kingdom.
shotslrmmflolI-Ilesttrscted
much M 1m Raymond
mhwmdhovmlflfi
Im’oull‘hflsrahomde
IUD-no.1: “completeness
fellows:
Wanda. Misslargsrot
mohair-y. Tzso.servtse for praise
eadworahipwith sermonbylhepas-
tar. ‘
Toasty evening the Daft Finger
endowmmoetattheparsonago.
“—-
has W en-
slaved and do is outlined by as—
nuisaca for an an. alias Mac
Kean is intern in Stamford. where.
during the last summer. she was a
Iprivate nurse. She was trained in the
Butler licenital in Providence and in
the Mann (N. 1'.) Hospital. Fm-
three ands. half years. Miss Madison
wasdlstrlct nurse in Tawpuxet Val-
ley. Rhoda Island. and for two yew
was there associated with Miss Mary
Vent me Of Mind. There were
“seven towns. with fear nurses in Miss
Wall's charge all! M Illa-ltd-
Miss HacKsan is making the munch
of the Darien schools and will open
new ones at the ow city mane
in- Hanson. Has else hours m be
irmSteOsuandlro-i to 3
p. m.
giantess: Insomnia.
float middle aged man and women
anis- under eyes.'backache. bladder
>weakness and rheumatism. They set
Geld evcywhera.
NEW.
Mia. George Sconeld has moved
t'
“W“- asus-u—ns. Wednesday evening the mew-ea
‘ 12—1 service will be in charge of on Wo-
l’ 19 man's Foreign Missions’ lender.
*5 25—1 . Thursday afternoon looting- of the
2° 34 ludios' as at the pm. .
"”3 48 i Friday "mine. a rubber social. in
81 ‘3 :charge of the anniversary fund oom-
‘1 51—1 mum of the v. r. s. c. s.
41 55 Special services are being planned
“ 75—1 for. to begin Sunday. March fist. and
46 '7 lto continue for two weeks. Rev. A. B.
52 s 95 icoats. p. n of Hartford. will he prea-
‘5 95—1 out to begin the meetings. on Sunday.
73 101 land will return again on Thursday. the
n 111 324th. and conduct the services for the
78 “5 :remainder of week and on sunday, the
"‘ 28th. Pastors from other Baptist
Mm“? Chrucbes in the Association will be
present to preach at the other scr
vices.
—THiHND FIVE GINTSi
DON‘T Miss T1118. Cut out this
slip, enclose live cents to NO! I: Go,
Chicane. lit. writing your name and
address clearly. 'You will receive in
return a trial psclugo‘ containing
l-‘oley’s Honey and Tar CompOund. for
coughs. colds sndcroup, Foley Kidney
‘- m $‘mm.$‘“ 5t :12?! Pills. and Polo! Csthartlo Tablets.
moo su .
is. The Second sue Guide to a ism “WWW
Christian's Thought. Sunday school
at 11:50 a. m. The lesson subject is.
Junlor
League at 3:” p. in. The attendance]
of the In” [it earthy above that
the change in time of meeting is ap-
proved tly them. it is hoped that all;
-will he preaat Morrow and any:
others who my wish to join. Miss}
Bertha Booleld has consented to take;
:RLMWAW'YTON‘S
Wk! RM 1’ r .1
‘Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church—Jasmine for week hesinninz
Sunday March nth—Sunday st 10
o'clock a BL, old fashion Methodist
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.MNV
DAR____I_l_B___N
Norman
m mm!—
. \.
. *‘as
ably united by Mrs. Frank Crockett. ‘
The following tracers have been
elected: President. Miss Anna Mott; '
secretary. Howard Cutblll. and treas-1
ulrer, In ”lucrzorgt; awffizlrb 11:32:33”. D. M. Allen. at No-
toplc is. Epworthians as Dykebuilders u...—
Against lull. The leader is John Mabel. the five year-old daughter
Sharer. Evening preaching service of Mr and Mrs Hubert Reason. is
at 7 so I n. M 'm be special ill with chicken pox.
minimal-tumb- aduet by Mr. “
Dennis Corrlgan of Noroton is ill
at his home with pneumonia.
Mrs. Frank Wood is the guest of
mud-Humanism Miss"
"The Power of an Aroused People GM" Hills. 0‘ 3‘ Patrick’s Dev,»
Who Feel Their Responsibility." will 1‘ the "m ‘ m time '3 PM”
-“mm
be the topic of the Men's Class of the “d by the adult Bible “”333 and the :1
The Congregational Christian En-
deavor Society gave its St. Patrick's
Day supper in the churclr last night.
_...
The Congregational Ladles' Aid So-
iclety held the usual work meeting in
hot avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. tomorrow afternoon No evil
scan stand before the combined people.
When each man feels responsible for
Its. existence then that evil will
cease. :Plans for the class annual St.
Patrick's Day alupper will be complet-
.ell.‘The Hum-'William J. H. Bohan-'
also will he the speaker of the even.
Jug,» and a large attendance is ex?
pected.
‘ls Elmer Lingard. superintendent of
flies East Norwalk Municipal Electric
light plant. going to resign? And is
the resignation of a district commie
duller to be requested at the next dis-
inlet meeting? These are questions
which are interesting East Siders. and
amusing more or less talk in the Third
rlhflict. There is to be a. meeting of
the commissioners on Monday evening
to! next week, but it is probable disy
' mansion on» these two matters, for the
time being. will be taboo. No definite
Epworth beam together. There
will be as... nu soon. stories so
Ink-sushi mo and a good
time generally.
ed and a cordial welcome for all. Mid-
week prayer service Thursday at
7: 30 p.11.
(1 1tho church rooms Thursday afternoon
A petition is being circulated a-
Noadmlssion charg- mong the residents at No roton Heights
which asks that electric lights be in-
stalled at the Noroton railroad station.
i There is some talk of organizing
)the scanner people of Norman into
AY‘I‘DN BAPTIST CHURCH. .a Boy Scout *brigsde. Caleb Hill is at
The "Daft 'l'lagu- Circle" conducteuithe head of the movement
a socinha‘l at the oil on last Tuesday —-'Hercs a date for you to remem-
eve n wash the nature °t P oily her Tuesday evening. March 16th.
Anna social—the price of admisilon' Dramatic recital. ”The Warreus of
was a broad mflqasid every one whoi Virginia“ by Miss Theresa M. siegle
came in m a. mug, m to give. ’at the Barton Town Hall. Tickets 25¢.
a mm to as rules-tad labor in the __._......
“in! The funeral service of Mrs. Sarah
eve A. ”W” program F‘. Wood. who died at her home in No.
w” M“ In. Marion 33““311 roton Wednesday night was held in
38118; MW“! gave a recitationmm St. Luke’s Episcopal Church yester-
titled “Keep a. Corners of Y“, day afternoon. The interment Was in
Mouth Tuned UL" and jokes by E 1-! Spring Grove cemetery
Every kept the company in good hu~
mor. Paying the forfeits was made
very ensuing. as different ones went
through the stools set for them by
Miss Harriet latte and A. B. Clever-
Dr. Herbert 8. Brown. pastor of
the Congregational Church. spoke at
the service in the Methodist Protest-
ant church on Noroton Ave. Thursday
night. Rev. B. A. Lawnon conducted
slate has been set for _a district meet-
in; as yet. i ley. The remainder of the evening
~ iwas smut in games in whichcthe
‘Oystsrmen in New York. Rhode Is» ’ whole» will! cunbl‘ tom. sherbet
find and Connecticut any local deal- and cake were sold and a goodly sum
are. will have small profits to count was realised tor the work of the Cir-
gear When the season ends nest cle. The W of the 300111 W“
will it they have any at all. This due to the «rd-l planning of the so-
that is probably the poorest the clot comment made up as follows;
Menomi- have bad. ' So far thef Chairman. llhI— Bartlet Lotte; Miss
glide has hardly reached sixty per.Lucllle Brands. Ira. Jennie Prince.
Mot its normal state. according to Miss Mabel Oahu.
”urination gleaned from . local The A. W. T. clan held their bi-
more; Dealers in Norwalk are weekly basins- mesting at the par-
Isaak about. the situation They take acnage on Toasty afternoon. Many
“ lions philosophically and hope mama's of masses were disposed of.
hnprovement another seuon. But The report of the missionary commit-
Mauroare upagainst it. thisyear. tee was annals“! interesting. as
_ aeuntobeconsideredalux-Emsnyutlelesddothmguwellas
1. ‘fihis mm" is the statement oli unite sand! annoy- has passed
Mt dealer. “and people aren‘t' through that hole for the needy
I lnforlosuries. Thstradehas'onas in the humanity. Refresh-
calmed by a very pour crop. instants. Gaming at cake and com.
a «mild weather. and by the seam! were stealthy the social costumes.
.m that oysters are getting." The to" AI net on Thursday
We pool toarnaaient last night lay.
‘ fjforthesaasonwhen Louis” The m net on Friday
‘Wmmmmltbo loans! «unrest-ms new a
Um} no Taylor. rated lie. mum-amuse;
muumdmmv».
the service last'nlght.
Veterans of the Soldiers Home
want to see a. steeple and boil over the
M. P. Church in Newton. Many of.
the men attend services at this church
and they miss only the far-reaching
clung of the chimes from their own
church on a Sunday morning. and so
are ready to contribute toward a bell.
E. D Ayres. one of the best-known
of the old "war horses.“ has started
the movement. and before long. work
on the steeple may commence.
J. H. Stone of Noroton Heixhts.
has just been granted a patent for a
rotary refrigerating machine. inven-
ted a‘t Noroton Heights some two
years ago Mr. Stone is an insulating
engineer. with an inventive turn of
mind. \He was born in New York. the
son of George K. Stone. who was also
known as an inventor. In 1898‘. Mr.
atone married- Mlss Mary Green. a
daughter of Frank Green of. Norotoir
Heights. where he has resided since
then. He is 4’ years old. Atprasent
he is in Spain. where he has been for
the last two years. .,
Thebarles Civic League banne-
from Park street to the Dowless—Dar
tenport cottage on Grove street.
\ Mrs Harry J Basin. and daughter
iof Mount Vernon are the guests of
*Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M Sammie on
Park street
A modern lunch room stove hate
been installed in the Elite lunch room
on Main street owned by James Mo»
Grath. ‘
{oral times Thursdai evening. but was
successfully kept under lontroi with-
out doing much damage.
Mary E. Poopdl (fled Tuasday. aged
138 years Funeral senile was held
at the home of Mrs. Dudley In Lew-
slalom Thursday afternoon at 2. ln-g
Itormom was made in Lewlsbore cem'
story". Rev Smith officiated.
<
llot. J. iioward'lloyt. I). D. in com-
pany. with Mrs. Hoyt attended the
in Hartford on Tuesday. They remain-
ed at the Mitel (lords over night and
returned home Wednuday morning
' Harriet 1. Wdlod ht liar home’
on itichmoml‘liill vary suddenly on.
Wedne’sdalb And 0 Years. Funeral ser-
vice will be hold at her late residence
today at 2 p. to. Rev 11. D. Trinkaus
officiating. Interment will be made in
Springdale 1
Twenti- -four menibera of the Dorcas
Bible Class were entertained by Mrs.
D R Merritt at r home on South
Main street. Wen nosday afternoon
The meeting was devoted to topics of
interest to the clhss and the "open
Mon box'" was inaugurated. Mrs. G.
H. Bortine tendered her resignation}
as teacher of,thg solace: and in ac-
cepting the resignation. the mem-
bers deeply regretted it. as Mrs. Ber-
tine has had the interest of the class
at heart and worked conscientiously
ever since takingthe ofllcc. No other
person has as yet been appointed. The
next meeting will be held at» the home
of Mrs. A. A. Dixon on Railroad ave-
uuc. Wednesday afternoon. April it.
._....._..
Broad River
Clarence Holly. of New York. lsj;
visiting his sister. Mrs. Prank Holly.
of New Canaan avenue. He has beeni
here for the past week. and expects:
to have one of his high schoolx
friends visit him at his sister’s home.
while he is on his way to visit his:
aunt in Seymour. Conn. Clarence isi
from Arden. N. Y. and his visit will:
be prolonged for a few weeks. ‘ 3
Elder Newman. who has been‘con-E
ducting special services in the new
chapel of the Latter Day saints thisg‘
week, will “leave today for his home
in New Haven. A new preacher is“
expected hers tomorrow. '
THE POOR MAN’a.~LAW-¥ER.
One of the most. threadbare of. our
standard Jokes is that old one shoht
the relations of lawyer and client. The.
lawyer is generally pictured as a clev-
sr person who sits. before his mahog-
any desk and mascots new schemes
for acquiring Whatever money hishelp-
less client may have on his perennial"
for that matter. anyplace one; use
all old, Jokes. this one-is at once ridicu-
lous and untrue. Most lawyers are
undoubtedly honest man who not pro
fessionai ethics above patty avarice.
But. also there. are undoubtedly many
lawyers who take advanlaao of a silent
and exploit his ignorance of a very
Profound subisct to their own diesels!
benefit. ltisthisclaaswlitchhashr
spiral! the jokes and the poor man’s.
fear of the W. .
What handed to. the W
aréglad to lm that rules Kidney
Pilld give reset from manual
stillend sore muscles and Mate. only
Fire in Hovt's welds ”broke out sev- ;
meetldg of the Wetharsileld Grease!
'1 “1' '- I ‘, .andsasaThadaatcatbarticlever
mecnuflnothopstomalawyer.
.asdwithontthetimeto spare. she
jcosld' not undertake to appear in
.court. p place which she sssoehtea
with the law. in New York. however,
she would immediately know what to
do Uncut-lie Wmtuflo cents.
which is not compulsory. the Legal Aid
Sodety would undertake to investigate
her use. and. if the ease mold
the action, one of its agents would take
all the necessary legal steps to procure
the salary for her. If she could slot-d
toflytertheservieea small fee
would be disused.
The society is maintained by phil-
anthropic persons. and since the out-
break of the war its'funds have dialin-
faked so that it has issued an appeal
is which is set forth a summer-routs
work. it has handled ”0,87% cases at
a cost d 8547.902; which makes the
lnnsecustofacsse’ldil. Thiscos-
ersalloosts. lnclndlngthatofthese-
results. Contain no barmhfl drun- ‘ ciety‘s quarters and stat. And for he
clients it has rocovu'ed ”H0865“.
ibawyersare not opposed to thissoci-
;ety. for they look upon it much as the
‘physicisn does upon the public hospi-
ltal. its work "is to see that the laws
mean the same for the poor as they do
. jfor the rich." and it is doing its work
so well that the law and lawyers are
’ coming to have a more worthy place in
the poor man's mind
I
ll: West at. opp. Franklin St. School
:13 Concord Street. opp School
ii CorfAnn and Main Streets
in Cor. High St and Bayview Ave.
116 Norwalk iron Works Building
‘11" Cor. Cedar St. and West Ave
{is High School. West Avenue
521 Cor Taylor Ave. and West sis. '
{23 Cor. Buuton 8t. and Ely Ave.
“4 Cor. Chestnut and Henry Sta.
:5 Cor. Monroe and Main 8m.
in urinates Ave. and Austin Ste.
127 West and Elm Grove Ste.
3 Cor. Washington and Main Sta.
331 South Main St. near Meadow
32 Electric Light Station
l“ at (”or Clay and firing Ste
:5 Cor. Ravlland and Water Ste.
37 Lockwood Mfg. Co
4 Cor. Day and Raymond Sta.
Eli Cor. Fairfleld Ave. and Cedar St.
is Thilor Ave. and South St
its Woodward Ave. and Meadow st.
fto Cor Burritt and Quintard Ave.
rte Cor. Woodward and Lowndas Ava
‘ 5 RtGCorsatCo..Ann at
if Golden Hill and Elmwood Ave.
52 Wuhiulton St. Bridge
5: Freight Yard
54 Nor-wall: Lock (:0
ti Hoyt’I Theatre
61' Reed 3. and Putnam Ave.
7 Norwalk Hospital
8 Music Hall
9 Cro— 8t.
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE
ALARM BOXES
C
.NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES.
No.
‘ 15 Cor. Main and Wall so.
21 Bcldcn Ave. and Union Place
22 Spring Hill and Kellogg St.
in Union Park
25 West Ave. and Berkley 8t.
27 Franklin Ave. and Lynes Place
it Gas House (Private Box)
32 West Ave. and Merwin St.
83 Harbor Ave. and Orchard St.
.84 Chapel St. and Harbor Ave.
36 West Ave. near Armory
38 Elm Crest and Stevens Bt.
it Cross St. and Wilton Ave.
42 Main and North Ave.
43 France at.
52 Main and Catherine Sta
5: New Canaan Ave. Cor. Fair St.
54 Chestnut near Summer St.
55 Main St. and Union Ave.
02 On the Green.
,as East and Muscle Aves.
at East Ave. and Daskam fans.
, BAIT NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES.
4—Fitch BChool (private).
Fire headquarters.“ Van Kent Street
Telephone. 170
Private boxes will only be pulled
for hrs on. premises where located.
A telephone message to Electric
Station (705) between the hours of 6
p.111. and 8 s. m.. giving location of
tire. an alarm will. be given from near
lest-box.
Second alarms are only to be giv-
an by the chief or acting chief upon
his arrival at the fire.
5—Marvln School (private).
Sta—East Washington and Fort Sta.
3 all—Van Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
_2lG-—-Esst Ave. and Rowan St.
all-Winfield St. '
abs—Fort and Charles Sta.
Elk—East Ave. andvl‘ltch 8t. ‘
225—8l. John St. and Edits are. _
8825-vale Ave. and First St.
886-»Bonlevard and Second St.
336~Cove Ave and Fifth St.
3§7-Boulevsrd and Blackstone Bl.
tTel.)
ail—Keys" St. and Plus Hill Ave
(Tel)
ail-Keys" St. and Duck Pond rd.
(Tet)
“Hm Haven. (Tel)
Special Silesia.-
l—One blast at odd, times. testing or
line open.
IfloMMMsmm-smm
1.l--Two blasts. fire out.
HAL-Twenty two. at 8 a. in. no
morning session of Milli.
tlcllmm at 1!:80' p. m”. an
m retain ' as paints
a
caredtheservlcuorsdlaulotnuns-weskolsrkwhesoanmm- WWW
figmmwm‘hm' hsrwitheutpayhghuwmilg .Q. . . . '
Choice of employers. was»: funds;
Eggshelchbetter if the hens are in ’
perfect Eamennditiou.
Prflfi
Poultry. Regulator
paysbtgthe year ’sonnd. itpreventsdia-
case, s as the appetite, improves
digestion You’ll get more “live” eggs
—mre sad stronger chicks.
“Pom? w pushes the
youngeoualongsothattbeyarefoily
‘ mad, sudy for business. their. first
Wiflw- Mfieflofl-M’35flfl-M
brandelli’rstts
stock and pummcmdiesam
MWMIWWMMM
. KEELERdsKENTCO.
The Free Day°
smallness!
DAY, HOUR and DATE
we Give Away one “The FREE” Sewing
Machine.
YOl‘J MAY BE THE one to ,
get that beautiful ‘YIh-c FREE?"
. Sewing Machine. which vvc'will
give away on the above datc~
who kuowé? Whoever gets it, '
will have the host machine made
and it will cost thtm nothing 7-
The FREE has every improvc- ‘
ment found on any other high
grade sewing machine and“ many
labor. saving improvements found;
on nonc except The FREE. Be
sure to be present that alternoon,
it will be \\ cll worth while. Have
you deposited your coupon? H
not, do it today—4f you have not
received a coupon, call at our
store and get one—it will cost
you nothing.
remote Day. flour and Date.
No.
H. R. R.
13 Hickory Biult and Bell island.
14 Pine Point and Retail Point
21 Long Island Sound to McKinley
8t.
22 Pennoyer St. to Cross st.
28 Cross St. to Railroad
24 Railroad to Bronksisie
3 “Central." McKinley St. to Penney.
or (West Side)
15 White Bridge north to Brockaide
16 White Bridge 8. E. to Long Island
Sound
17 White Bridge. S. W. to Long Island
Sound.
One units of hell at odd times in-
dicates testing; two strokes of ball.—
thus.1-1 fire is out: four strokes of
heir—thus 1-1 1.3' water to be «shut
serious tire.
~ m ,,,,, 'W' “W ‘
,. HUMOROUS. _
lilo—i never see your great friend
quarreled?
She—0h, no. but our frocks don’t
go well together just at present. so we
are careful never to be seen .Ewith
each other.——Pllegsndo Blotter.
——————-—-—-—--———.~
~10”? FEELING “J08? RIGHT."
'When you get tired early in the
day. have an overrun feeling. are bil-
ious. have bad breath or suffer from
indigestion or constipation you will
find Juicy Gather-tic Tablets quick
and commie in action. They are
wholesome and health elm Mali.
is- W Green Bay. Wis... Inn: “The,
till not “pa end M elect is mink
Arms"
”W
off. A third or more alarms indicates Don’t take this course
maimetson Co.
Solidi Norwalk Conn.
‘itowsvvon mamas! some Whempon she remarked that he
was a hateful. mean. stupid, contemp
12 Highland Ave. to N. Y.. N. H & tiblg, despicable. beneath- contempt
man. settler-at
DDWHYMH‘ MERGE "
m-
FAST BEING REALIZED BY SOUTH
i NOBWALK PEOPLE.
; A little backache at first.
’ Dally increasing 'till the back is
lame and weak.
Urinary disorders may quickly fol—
low;
Dropsy and often Bright’s disease
This frequently is the downward
'course of kidney ills.
l
Follow the
‘ tadvice of a South Norwalk.-citizen.
l Mrs. R. G. Seymour, 39 Franklin
street. South Norwalk. says: “i has
a constant. dull pain in the small of .
the baroness with 3°” now. Here you. my back and sides, secompanied by
Weakness through my lolns. When
II was doing my work about the
house. sharp twinges darted through
line. The kidney secretions also both
ered me, and plainly showed that i
needed a kidney medicine. Having my ~
nattentlon called to Boss's Kidney
Pills. I procured a supply at Hsisted'a
Drug Store. It did not take them long
to remove the trouble.- l- know of
other people who» have oped this rem-
Ody with nflalastory mulls. r take
plesssra in Maths the penile
statement I gave some years ago re
gelding Dean's KIM ’
Price we. at alrfiahré “' howl
simply ask for a M randy-sot
~Daan‘axldasym-tlasataethat
mlrywaarhali militias-
muslin-test
enlist».
Norwalk Chronicler