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First deliwry leaves at eight o'clock.
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NORWALK :3
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Remember, the ordinance says that
the snow must be cleaned olf tlle side
Walls within an hours an” the storm .\llltfllllilnfl to some, SL400.
has ceased (let busy!
In all of the local churches tonight
is “mid-week prayer service night",
The usual services in the churches“
will be conducted this evening by
the pastors.
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There was no school in the East
Side schools this morning as a re-
lult of the storm which was raging
at its neltm at the hour the children
ordinarily go to schoof'.
This afternoon the lllt‘llllllt‘l‘h of the
“'omnli's :illmlial‘y of Christ ltlplsco~
pal church are attending an interest-
ing meeting at the home ol Mrs.
Frank Clark. on Osborn avenue.
—‘Musit al,
Church, in ti
l‘kls‘t avi-
§Ih, ‘1 l), m
.\l cl Iiodlst
The next meeting of the “it“ Nor-
wnlk Improvement Association will he
held on the afternoon of Tuesday.
March 7th. in. account of Tuesday's
meeting limit-an elsewhere in The
Sentinel today.
The many friends of ‘lilllllllng ln~
spector Clarence I. Finch are looking
forward allkltllls‘ly to Ills complete re-
covery iii t.lc near future The iii-
speclor has been ill for some time lit
his home on l'llill avenue in the East
Side. ' 51‘“
Tomorrow night the single men of
the Mayflower Hook & Ladder Com-
pany are confidant of regaining their
lost lead over their married brethren
in the thost pinochlc
tournament the have in»
dlllned ill for 'e ‘
inn-real ilig
firefighters
, .u s.
thM 4'
Sidt'
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There are it number of lcusl
younli,r ladies who are enrolled
students in the stittc normal lruininlz
school at lllinbury, Conn. The au-
thorities ot’ the school have just l:-
sued catalogues, copies of which are
being received locally, containing the.
names of all the pupils.
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W
ESTPORT
AND
SAUGATUCK
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leonard have I
returned from :i visit of several (toys
in Baltimore. Md.
Selectman ll It.
Westport Tuhdliy
business trip.
in
a
\v as.
(lll
Elwood
afternoon
The Juniors will meet this after-
hoon at Trinity rectory. The older
juniors will meet Friday afternoon.
George Cavannugh is ill with a se-
vene attack of grip.
Mrs. William P- ““1“”. 0f Bron'lut- won't print what one resident said? {M
. non avenue, Greenfielmlfill, is confin-
ed to her home with illness. Her sin-
ter-in-Iaw. Mrs. {2’4th 3. Elwood,
who has been quite ill, is now recover-
Unquown road near the Memortal
drinking fountain is being repaired by
f Selectman Fred Burr. There is a new
_ sidewalk being built there in front or
the Sturgos lot. The work was done by
William Bolling.
The remains of the automobile be~
" mining to a Mr. McLean, whoch was
’iumed at rail-sen Beach. a few weeks
ago, was. towed to New Jersey Tues:
'.dlyv Nothing but the body of the
a: was destroyed. the remainder hav-
to New Jersey people.
J—m—o
~let. Matthew George Thompson.
Junior ot‘ Christt‘mamdch.
“herbs Mount the union sar-
‘N to be held in Christ Church.
Mn. on Sunday oreflnull‘ob‘.
T lll GKOUERIES, M"
gravely“ its auto human which has
lbw-u undergoing repairs. A new body
9‘
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If)?“
.n we _,m,: t
The) Soutltporl l-‘lre depalllm n: hair
has been built by ii. i". llulkley and
the car has been painted by “ridge
iport people The machine is now in
first class shape and ready for sn-r
vici-
itil
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bounced to the congregation 1
Church of the Assumption
church is now tree from all debt The
entlle llt‘bi on the church is now Soon
and on the new ball, $300, bul lllt‘l't‘
in the
()
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l
its more than enough money
lll‘l‘anlll’) to wipe this all out .~o that
l the. cliilmli stands practically
iclcztl'. This has been accolnpllshcli
Ivy the good work of h‘nther lluggaiii
I
the of the church!
I
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and members
1W
Nov
3% Cum
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ltom ll 5-)liluur Ila-a llltl\t‘l
.\‘JlWMtik.
‘-lr.~ \\llll;.lll Ii .s‘ilniili l.~ l|>lllll:.
Vlllll I‘t-‘i'dlllt'h in \c.\ .lt'lne)
the limb of a \lilioll" i- booked
for the Suburban 'l'Ill-all'c. INN: It, I.)“
and In.
\. .l Wheeler and W F \lecd div
0 <lllll it,
an noun: ”DIWALI m Wl'
rt \i ‘thre . 'i'“ :1- \‘. x i
'1 ..ut,.l." ‘ha 1-" “‘ “a!"
j limitat‘ and \ln haunt Wu It. ..
:lllllk' cullllulliu , Jim l’. - ~ ‘l‘: H. .l
{\lru Harry “Dill. .\irn JULTI l'laiiliii‘niounlilix -..\ lllinwkld “in. in. “my
Prank I‘locln-tt.
lllPlIt ls'lilllll
llAll ,llllll
it'lllillliued From First my I
mil “in
jllllli
l
iiimcials .il‘t' dunbll'ul ililil lilt‘ arm-m
‘cnn i)l-‘ applied H! the l'.lbl' tJl llle \p
pain Iii-cause the l’TIlrhlttII'Xlllt'l‘lthll
ll‘caly In ill.i\\lli to ill' binding. mild
lllct'htlfif’ (in-zit illllalli .\lgllrti Iiilt
livl-H’I‘ latlriid The Hague l‘:ilivenliun '
‘ When tile status (it llie lilicr In‘ dctid
led .\llt‘ WI” be released ll'liui liil- cu.»
|ttidy of Norfolk custom authorities.
[and it turned over In German} may
be interned or >91“ to >03 as the Ht‘.’
l \‘lIll-li paint-r lmggali came to low “mum“; [M “h ”mm 5mm! m \M‘ h“ liovernlnelil chooses.
' \Vl‘rllltll‘l church there was a tlchl til
Ll‘Lildti
: llli‘ only wiped out this debt but lllla‘
to tile church,
During his stay lielc he has
made llllprolellicnls
l
l
l
llitlliizitcd tli:il llllrl lllil} tic lill‘ coin
link.
\ll‘S Vi‘ill‘tltitllt‘ .ittilll‘llll lll (Mk
rlltt'l is ‘lM‘Iltllllg the l‘clud lidci of
llll‘ \-I!llt‘l‘ lll Aiken. S. t‘,
V'AWVW I” \\ .\‘t'i‘ilFr .il .\tlulitlc l‘lly is tllt‘
‘E lll'\\ “‘31 [Hill] ill the telephone ex-
:’ illllllth‘. Ill lll-‘H‘c «it It .\l Illlttcl'shy re
AR!EN ‘: islln'lll‘d.
AND {1 :D ‘ The New ('nnazili basketball team
'3'"; 1: ulII play lill' .\‘ol'iialks auitlli licxt
r: l ,
NOROTON :t .\loiidlii- melting. the fourth game ill
- ‘1" 1: the series.
I, ' .._.___——
‘i l i“l‘:lltk Kcllcy on Holiday look pos»
I
..~ .\cwinli of the fish and veg-until" lllill"
‘lipcln l'uil up the ..,. w“, kt'l rH‘enll) conducted In l-‘l'ttlik ll.
'...ll in .‘miololi, Monday, looking lot ”mm” '.
liillllt‘l'ly lll lillr section to I‘t’ttillji‘ —"'~'-
, . , , \llr~ \dlini Ilcl-l'dl .llid \ll~ lltllll‘l'l
-lle l5 itllt'l ltli acreage on which .It'
. . \‘i-l'liioilr Iiliic Ulll'llt‘tl .t tll-Ill';ltc»cll
(‘llll bolld lll'kl class bliliiililowa It l- ‘ '
lhltlrc till llalli'olid li\'cnllo. .\lllllil .\iil‘
lllt'lll‘l‘lltl'lll of" the boom \\Iilili .\olu ‘\H|Ik ___,_.,..._
W“ “- "x'i‘lmum‘ Slt‘llllcll limit and Eduard lx'i-Ilc} of
' 'l‘tlrli r .\‘tl‘r‘ct attended the Illl Min: of
“A!" widow “1 Jim" 'r'ih'r' ”I Us the l’oliioloplclll Stilit‘l) lll Hartford
It‘ldllc. died Tuesday munin; .\‘hc “n Tuwdm,
“illl lll-ell ill for millic llllll' She was
1M years old, and lived iii (iv Iitdltl- I'lilllp Slitllli. Lilill‘l' lit .\Ir.~ lu-slcr
l‘or liumy years. During her yonnu ll. Messenger of South Main ~ll‘f’l‘l,
ditys bllt‘ was much Illlt‘lt'hlt‘ti ill tlll‘d in MN home Ill I’lliillliL', l-‘t'ltlzlv
tillEH‘il wuill :i: 'l Illtlltllll'l‘ ul’ lll" “1‘41”. “f hm”? “”1“?" ‘
1"1‘Hllyll‘l'lllll chillcli She is sill‘vn‘cd
ll) tlil'ec soli:~~|ohn and
\ulolnli Heights, and James, of Wes
ton. also two daughters, Margaret of
Andrew. of
i is oollipluted
Hilliiiian lilllldltlt: will lie occupied by
W
.\‘molon Heights. and Mrs Allllll“
Zciglcl', of Idaho. The service \t'..li
he held at her late residenci- l‘l'idliy
As .‘tlflll its the work ol l'elim ltllIlK
the oillcc moms in the
F. Weed as a studio
.ltlllll‘H. Sloan, l'orliicrly of this town,
in: been the ofllclul slltrlcr Oil the
.\lal’l'l’llli’l" NEWS. \‘li,, Ft'il :
\xlit-li the former Ilrltlsh l.illcr Ap
liilll lilted her ‘dlltiltll' off llld l’iiilil
|
tlulllfort, curly lllliki)‘. Jllll proceeded
lill tlle-.lallie.~ River to .\'e\\porl Nt‘“.\,
tliere was much activity along the Ill
lpasseligch who had been held prison
ierec cf the Germans and Mill little:
town iffr'dlllctl the right to lezuc the
ship They were anxious to get ashore
lliid oil on their Why to England.
wliilllcr they were bound when thi-
Appalii was captured.
.\lorc lll’dll “:00 others
.\ppum t‘llccd n limit“r
aboard the;
colitilieliiclit .
.liltlllrtl lllc .\ppaln pending the Stali-
Department's decision as to their
~i.llus. Indications were lhat the
government would rulc that the .\p
pain Mix a prize of war belonging to
(ll-rllinliy
t‘tlsloliis t‘ollel-tor Hamilton aI‘TIH‘ll
from Norfolk early ill the day to lie
alsl lll llic llrrdllflt'llll‘lllh for disc-lll
lurking those who an at liberty to
land He expressed lllt' opinion that
two or three days \uitl'id ellipse In
lure all are ashore.
'I‘Ile .\pplliii \vzir brought
lltll'l .\‘mvs by request ol I.lt'tl‘.«llillll‘
Item. the (it‘l‘lllilll coillllililidrr. .i:
ll mull Klit't'l‘llllll'lll ud’lclnls pictured
in hive ill'l' moved to Nollolk. Lieu.
Ilrl'c's leamlls for limiting the l‘l'illll'~l
\ll‘l‘l' Hill lllhi'illSt‘tl With the iillltlllt'.
tll lillii't- of the pllrrxt'lluu'l“ than llmw
talio t-ziliiv ashore Mal nlnlil. l‘ilrllic
inn-resting details of the operation.
of the lllytiluriour German is”! rattler
\vvrc expected to he brought it) light
l‘llptlllli llllrrlmn ol llic .\ppllni. who
has thought ll) have the beat slol')‘
lll lell. was dotuined aboard vvllll ill]
the llicliiliel‘s of on; crcu, the tier
lllillla having rinsed the pollit tlilll the
show of resistance they llinde when
captured forfeited their right to bo
lilll'l’lllt‘tl. Twelve llrltisll subjects
dcscrllwd by l.ietll. Berg in it tell-
lirfllll lo Allibnassdor von llcrnslorff
an "enemy subjects," also are to be
kept aboard the Applini. These men
it) \'ci\
' .1 . ‘l-.. .. l. . ii: »'
..- ’M a "apt“ ~ ‘wuli - ‘9
palm win 24.. ;...i. lli'vlvio-A- l lc
l | Hire ale: u» .i cuilv. real in . a .1:
mar. nl stun: .N‘nl 'uln lulli- ll :‘uti‘n
l n
THURSUAV if.“ j 19
ll turn «3.: fr .il‘ . “ml in; 3m in;
ii“ ll" ill" ‘ llil lit l'lurzlnrn bi llvtt'
. Lt I~ .4 In“ in!" firm} [il'l “Um”
s a Illllilln “u it "‘l|>}- r
~llppcd wt“ Ni ii
'Jaliunly
I The igeptinul Bump
in: . lul‘:
~lill 71ml min-
"I- can“; ~.‘I’|_\
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Inner
“_r:'l.lli piixi
‘tlll liUIrIl ill 3. “Hr li.\tl
will .\l’\v.~. -I' ll
:'1 lliHY"HllL I‘m ;)H--r'!lgtr~
J'illllfl‘ll 'ii l»;:r;_.-.~ .lIlll taken In
’lu-K lluhlll :lli (Jill Iniilllliltili
\H‘dlll‘ I‘ tlil' \wv lull-i
iliolc ll!"l§lll.'lt '1' l'.ll;;li~ll
gun minclcll u l’tllll"
, .\cus
.\‘ccl‘i'tltl‘l
Pvt l‘t
\ppliin
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till \‘ iv
lll ltil .,
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all.
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‘tllllt Hi il.l
]l.l.‘>t‘llflt‘l"
ll) \tn'ltll'
l...ll.\lllt: dill-ll ltiillt) lllill
lm t]ll“"‘lllll 2l> lo llll' A1.
that lli~
>|Iil iii
ill 'llla
llle l’rllsw'lltll
Ht it;
illiil
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lluln'x hiatus kin ll prize. itlll
nimillm llv‘l‘ lllh‘lllmllllll
tllrllitr (‘Ullr‘vlllt‘lillltl‘l
iiiiglll' t‘oliwlill‘oli lilii
\nlcrnun treat} Lll'llltllilll
I‘lILIr'di in land “rillhil *l'illlll‘ll
\l ,L'tui lilltlllt'l'~ m. lll-ilisli iiiel'cp
.miinii hill ill‘ lill' ~lllipw' oi Illl‘lill‘l
~oii~l lcralilili
\‘vAsHlfvli’lth,
lll
\IIIlI‘li
lie
hi ll .5 .\‘ll‘ ll-l ll
iSpllliclllt-c. lilt' “I'Illrli AiiiI-.i~;~.ullil',
lo the State
\ilinl dispmllloll
the British subjects on
Allpalll, who. thc
captors contend, me iii the
went again iltltglllllll‘ll‘
lutiil). to lick i.~ Io
be made of
the liner (it‘l'lllull
Ill‘itisli
lllllltllly Hf'l'Vll'l' ‘M‘t'allht‘ tile) \Vt‘l'l'
gull pointers on Itlt'l‘t‘hillll liieli Stink
by the tit'l’lllitll sea I‘Ztltll‘!‘ \vlllcli Illilllt‘
lilt \ppalii a lll'l7l’
'l‘lir lil'lllsil
tclld tlicrc in no “Ill'l‘illll for litilliillf!
lilt‘ ll
zllll Iioi llll‘s here coli-
u-liimli, iliid was understood
the) were to be I'l'llmrt‘d with the pun
senders and cicws Lieutenant Ill-r3.
the til-l'lilan l‘()llllllillllil'l‘, obpu-lcd. and
lllct now are being ilt‘ltl pending llll’
lilt‘l‘ colil’c‘i'cllt t‘ of tlfilt'lill>
I‘orliilil lllinliuliceinelil that lilt' Ap
piilit Ir held to bc .l tiri'iiian pl'l/v i-
l-\ pm ti d ~ooli
NOT A PIPKDOCKET
lllill'til‘ll‘tlli'l', l-‘cli .\s
cllscd illt> borne .t l‘t‘lllllilllllll
., llic m
plaid
and as it could not In plowd llllll llt‘
had robbed the pockets of the [lithellll‘
izcl‘, Judge Frederic A. Bartlett. ili
(‘ity (‘olli'L Hula) nolleil Ilic cilst‘ of
Joseph Mutant-o. lt'i Boluel [Slim-l,
i)llllillll'_l. charged with ill‘t‘lllil of ”it“
pence. Morascu wels uric-tied allhlltfl'l»
ed to be picking the pocket of it pa:-
lhe Bt‘lkhilllt‘ l‘l\l~luli
.\I iIi'ol'd
.‘vt llL't‘l' ltll
train between .\'c\\ and llll>
are believed to be gun pointers rc- m
at 11 a. in. Interment will bo- ln ,, . _ .. . . .
Spring Gm“, Wilmer), llulrlc blifm b Illlh \\ttl(. diirlnl. lill luoi‘l-d l‘mm vessels dwlroyed by ”w
- absence of the rczulnr conductors, raider Colluclor Hamilton assured
—_—— ‘ ... these men, Iii ngsilu Alli" {.\i‘s‘
A dark may dnv »‘~ “- no in H '* “" ’ " “ ‘ '“"'"“"’ ""'~'“"- T’v-‘sTt-‘rdn that they would
_-,.. “u u -- . , , . . . “N Minors ,c y. .
99'” ‘“ ”finn‘ “Him” I" ”mm “"d R' M w“ “1' given protection as lllllK its lltc.v
with more %“ '
59 g over the brown hills I
u do but sit at the window. 1
watching for some diversion iii thillt
Not
i\ opened their “I01" Shop ill Stam-
‘ord on Monday. This will he run in
'(lllllt‘t‘llllll with the local store Illl
\l’ll‘lt'd traffic that makes its l-clisclcss lliillrolld :ivato.
iound tip and down the old l'o~l road I
Did ,Hlll .‘N‘t‘ the cutest porlnlilcllouie'
lhlil cit-r was bliilt'.’ It went by, head-i
ed for Stilliiford. in lilt‘ earl} torenoon.l
.’l ienl lliiniaturc fal'lilhoilst- built
a ilil) “anon :ilid by
litii..cs It was newly painted it Ilullli
I
Tilt’l‘l‘
olil
t
drawn to o ‘
arm. and trimmed with dark green,
.t’u'lliln the little chimney.
were windows and t':l\t‘h’ and doors.
which looked more lionielike and n
buggy. following in low, suggested'
pleasure drives when the house \VltS‘
‘ stationary. Most everybody ll
strain of gypsy bloodwlhat is. every
ont- Iolilzs sometimes to drop the cm];
ventionalitios and see the world from
a simple, natural standpoint. and the
gypsy wagon or the houseboat turn--
us from our artificial living.
...—.———-
Tlle residents and all persons who
have occasion to Long .\‘cck
Point l'OMl will be delighted “'llt‘ll
‘they see Supt. Greene at Work on this ,
\road. and he will receive it specially
has
USU
warm‘ reception when be 2005 to wol'ii'
1on the section of this road Jlt‘ill‘ tht"
“'landing." which has been :i chat,
Ill‘ilii on both man and horse. this \l‘lll-i
ter. At times it is almo>l impossible:
'fol' horses to pull heavy loaded wag ,
from-inE
0 i
oils through the slush and
ruin, and one really felt sorry for tll
for walking - well
I
,poor horses. As i
'ttbf‘lll it. Now we are not blaming:
lyou. Supt. Greene, for we know it is
next to an impossibility to do con-
crete work in the weather we have
been having, but all we ask you, in
the name of our good'friends who use'
lthis‘ road, is please don't pill off that
work of taking hold of this road and
imishir: it one day longer, than you
can possibly help. Give our Longi
Neck Point friends a fine, nice math
_such as you have given our other
friends on Noraton avenue. Do this
for them quickly and they will re-i
member you in their prayers. '
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TEAstNG THE GERMANS.
An odioer ot' the num- division
sends this story: A German shouted
our lost. him “Lwlsll to God this
was an over: m’m you" think it.
Florence 9t'lil’ieltl
,who one opcrllted upon in the
lust
lil' Vul‘ll‘l‘
.\llss
street
Xol‘vv‘alk Hospital by Dr. Tl‘lll'),
Thursday is recovering and l.~ llll\\ illi-
dcl' the care of llr. Htlfit‘i'kt‘l‘
Mrs. George IE. lleldcti. mother of
.\ll'll. ‘l{. l) Triliknus, dll-d lll her home
in Rocky Hill. .\iondui'. :lflt‘l' it short
Illness. The funeral was held ill her
Ililc Iiolne Thursday. Rev. ltiid .\er.
Trinkuus went, there Tuesday liiorti-
lug. to remain ulilll after the funeral.
.Iolin Karl has sold three automo-
liiles during the past week and ontlcl
pales several more orders. Ile dis-
posed of it five passenger six cylinder
lllllck touring car to F. .\l. Cruikshank
of Silvcrlnilie for spring delivery; it
seven passenger, iL-cyl. lluiclt touring
to George Gilmnn Hall. who \\III re-
.\i-dsle_\- this :tllmmf‘l‘, and
touring car to
li .\taiii ureet.
side at the
a the passenger Buick
Willilllil l’otler of Sout
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Mrs. Elizabeth (lager has gone to
New York citv to visit her sister, Mr-z.
‘ .‘tcl.elm.
Clifton Scoheld. of McKinley street,
is still suffering from an injury to his
knee.
1
Miss Anna Mott, of Roton avenue, ls
quinsy
suffering from an illness of
sore throat.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wright, Jr..
Ick, Maryland, yesterdny.
ll
,will .be done?”
answered: "The hm: five yam will
. bathe wont.” “Oh. good and." com.
was sum—muslin.
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.152; .. .ft.
One of our chop I
3.
I we
fill. Plunder, rain: it. Dowum, mu
I'I‘lllfllllt'tl in .\merlcan waters. Inas-
lliuch as the Applm may be sent to
sell it (lernillny chooses, Ill event the
l‘liiled States Government decides the
vessel is .i (let-man prize, llll‘ men
were not entirely reassured by this
guarantee.
It is the German contenllon that the
,\ pplini clinic inlo Hampton Rtllltl's‘ tlll
dlr tllc terms of the l‘nisidlili-Miic.
iclln treaty Which lluaritlilees Illir ii
lit-r captors l‘lie Ilrltish view is Illa!
the vessel ~Iiliuld be l'olllriil-tl to her
owners as a prize Ill accordlince with
article :31 of The HtIKtlt' l'onventioll
Germans and Itritlsll ilisimre-e also
ili their versions on lht' identity ill
the raider. l'riiitu \oli_llli17.fcld..
counsellor lll illl‘ tlerlimii Embassy .il
\VllnilillL" lll, llizll slip is the
--_-.«——-,... .- q. u..—
llllll nil CASES
oi llllllllln‘ low
Says We Must Keep Feet Dry; Avaid
Exposure and Eat Less Meat.
Stay off the damp ground, ovoid ex~
~posure. keep feet dry, out less meat.
drink lots of water and nbm'o all tt'tke
n spoonful of stilts ocmsionnlly to
keep down uric acid.
Rheumatism is caused liy poisonous
toxin, called uric acid. which to gene
rated in the bowels and
absorbed ilito the blood. It. is the func-
tion of the kidneys to filter this acid
from the blood and cast it out in the
,urine; the pores of the skin are also
‘a means of freeing the blood of this
impurity. lll damp and chill)‘. cold
, weather the skin pores are closed thus
forcing the kidneys to do double Work.
itllOy beams weak and sluggish and
fall to eliminate this uric iicir which
,keeps accumulating and circulating
,through the system.
ling in the joints and muscles causing
silliness, soreness and pain called
rheumatism.
At, the first twinge of rheumatism
.g'et from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jhd Salts; put a tablespoon-
insists
‘vllihodaie trzvellng with th; E‘s)??? “11 in a glass of water and drink be-
. 88 a one ompsny, were 1‘ .tore- breakfast each morning. for. at
iweek. This is said to eliminate uric
acid by stimulating
of these impurities.
-_,to your honeys as well.
the kidneys to‘
M ”’9' "mm ”mm“ °' ‘1‘“ La'l normal action, thus ridding u’ie blood
les' Aid Society of the Methodist-1
Episcopll church. the following ofll-
cers were chosen: President. Miss, and is made from the said of mm!
Mhry Hart: five- vicoprssldent, Mrs.§ and lemon Wm Wflth'llmlai
Mary 'I‘liomes: second vloe—presldentfl and '5 used with Wm; realm byl
Mrs. Frank Thentl; sodomy. Mung thousands of folks who are subject to,
'Earl P: Thomas: treasurer. Mrs. John' mm, or! h’Ull harem pmt ‘
H". DoWhtors. The. directors filmedll’QEQrVQcm-lt nuns-"ta (ti-mk'illtilohI
rs Headlines Mary Thomas. John. overcomes uric with all!“ to nan-auto
Jud Salts ls inexpensive, harmless
i.‘lllll'
ELEPHO N
93
What is the colef
baking powders.
p0 wdc rs.
Baking Powder.
New
i cut-rt xvfir, an Sid».
know. is that Royal Baking l‘riwder is made
from cream of tartar, which comes from
grapes. This means a
It means natural food as distinguished from
mineral substitutes used in other baking
This reason. whicl
.
x
b
A Distinctive Reason
lens-ii: for the miner‘-
only of Royal Baking Powder?
There are several goon EEuulnS but the e
is one which distinguishes Royall lrmn other
i l
a
healthful. fruit oi igln.
There is no alum nor phosphate in Royal
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
York
_—
HAD THUMB CRUSHED.
Iii'licst Ilcpere, a vvellknolvn li‘ii'sl‘
District stone mason. had the tliulnb
on his left hand badly croshed this
morning, while putting stone in a new
cltvlllm‘ \chI at the .\‘ol'uulk 'l‘lrc zllltl‘
Rubber t‘oliipalii's plant in \\'lnnl-
plluk. One of the .\it'
Lt'lll'l't‘ had placed into the “PH. Itlll
hitllll'fi “illt ll
ed ollt, and falling on ill> left hand,
crushed the thumb quite badly. 'l'lic
llljtll‘l‘tl lilali “its taken to the illls|ill.ll
lll \vllclc llic lIIt'IIIlJl“
once injured
\\ it}; dressed.
SEEK MAN FOR CAUSING FATAL
INJURIES.
'l‘l-Ilillii'\'ll.l.lt‘.. lt‘eli :1 -—t‘ol‘tiner .\‘
\ Iicl'luaii l'illllt‘ here today l‘lnii.
\\'ln.-tcd :0
death of (liltirue .\lit<llilllilt. \inlih oc
curred in Hartford Inst 'Sundlt). (is a
result of being assaulted. it is allt‘lzctl.
lasl week here Ills skull was tl‘lil-
tllI't‘d vltlllll Lovnudoski, of Term
Ville. l~ being sought by the authori-
lies as responsible for llie injuries
which caused Slltsliiiiklt's death
hold an inquest on litl'
I'niizl. \vliiit': ii pessimist 1’"
\ inali \llio's seasick during lli<
rl.(lll(itlll liveli-
I'Illll‘t‘ voyage of life,"
int: Standard.
NS vouwc. shim.
ER.
DEATH SUMMO
Charles Van Valkenburg, BYldiIt
Post Make-up Man, Siiccomts to
Revaqes of Pneumonia.
Death, following an itllat k .1 “sell:
monia, came to Charlt s Vitl‘ Wilkes
burg of Westport, yesteld. y . 'Lei‘norlu
at 5 o'clock. News of demo-o
shocked and grieved a laill" vii-ow of
friends in Bridgeport and ‘~ Uri-lidk.
who had confidently expected lw r
of his early recovery on new in. r
his sturdy physique.
Mr. \'a.ii Valkenburg nits I‘lllplur 1
ill the (lonlDOSlllg'700111.01" the brim
port Post it.- makeup man, and w:
considered one of the bust prime
in the city. He was a man who u;
destined to make. a way. ’2 iiillou-I
to more lucrative and l'osponnlilt‘ no
sitions in the printing world. “1.1011,“
in}: to his sorrowiiig assoialvs.
The deceased is survivor] by a: win
and one child. a daughter. H» was
token ill only a few days ago.
ills
t ,
BITTER TUNGUES.
The good oft. get it in tho necle,
The pure in heart are held to imam
By folks who simply cannot mob
The bitter tongues with witch
they're born.
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