Wants!
LASSIE‘IED Advertisements on .nispage. Twenty-five Words or Less. 26c
Ihree'l'imes,60c.Each AdditionaiWord. leentperlnsertlonlnhiack-
face or Caps. Double Price.
For Sale, Business and
Ptofesslonal Cards, and
Miscellaneous——
Classified “Ads.”-—To heir-Tana Etiectcd
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Make Many Happy
Ell» Intros-Iii: doctors as
; Ismail fer-meat”
.Lectures and Public Healing. in Red
Men's Hall, South Nomik Only
Demonstrated What Can Be Done in
Five Minutes Treatment.
r ~Mux_-
FOR SALE —T0 EVERY FAMILY,
one botle of “Amaretto Castellano"
the King of Spring tonics. It filters the
blood and (“a force and Vitality Kt‘lil reasonable. Come and be con- APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFHI‘E
Sold 1,). all leading dl‘uglals, hotels timed. Apply Roodner's Bakery. lot} NORWALK TIRE AND RUBBER (‘4)
lug “I,“ 312 if t‘edar street alz 3t -
FOR SALE—TWO TWO FAMILY
houses, on hierwin street. iniquire at
No. 33 Herein street. Frank 8. Brown
Eketsulur. all 3'.
FOR SALE—Six Ritual COTTAGE
in East Norwalk. with bath, electric
light. and all improvements. but 501-
150. Plenty of fruit. cement. cellar
and sidewalk Two minutes from trol-
iey. Wii sell for lees than cost. One-
hslf may remain on mortgage at 5
per com. A rare bargain at the pres-
ent high cost of building. Address
"Owner." clo Sentinel. all ft
FOR SALE-4915. TWO SPEED
twin cylinder motorcycle equipped
with lights, horn, speedometer, tandem
attachment. To quick buyer. 1“. Tel.
dill-t. on it
. m eats—i nva emanation
_ Ovenand car. nit-Used two seasons.
. in good condition. Reasonable. Under-
.wod typewriter.” reasonable ~oler,‘
reigned. - Addreisa Boa 480,- South Nor-'
Wk. - All It
FOB SALE—nil NRO TOWN
par. Inquire in South lain street
0 FOR SALE—NEW BIBIDDNOI ON
Fitch's Point. Norwalk. Conn. 3
rooms. 2 baths, large attic. 0a ori-
yste road fronting on deep channel.
with concrete one wall and linens
stage. House all improvements. elab-
tric lights, gals. sewer. city water, III.
block to traitor. ten minutes to m‘f 'ro tar—most APRIL ie'r. s ‘
.tton. near school and country club.
Large lot or smaller If desired. bot
65x15. feet. Price 88,500. Inquire
John A. Mills. 89 Wall atreet. Norwaik
Celia.
FOR SALE—TWO FINE “BUILD-
!ng lots on Fitch's Point. Norwalk.
K‘onn. Watso each. Facing on private
soul and deep channel. One block to
arolley, near ischool, gas sewer. city
water, electric lights. Price 03,500
oath. Inquire John A. Hills, 20 Wall
street, Norwalk. Conn.
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AUTOMOBILES.
A FEW GOOD TOURING CARS
and roadsters. Overhauled and in A-l
condition. Wehrle'ls Gum. ll '3”-
mond street, South Norwslk.
LOST—BANK BOOK No. 1469!.
Issued by South Norwalk Barlngs
Bunk. Finder will please return to said
batik, as payment has been stopped.
m2! 8t
REGENI .—
Phone 1501
Program Up to a Standard—Not:
Down to a Price.
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Six Days of FEATURE PICTURES
Producing the following features
_commenclnq Monday. April 10th.
Katine TODAY Evening
TYRON POW-ER and KATHLYN
Wild-[ALIS in Sellg‘a presentation
“Thou .‘liilt Not Ctr el"
Matinee—Thursday—Night
'William Fox presents GEORGE
'W'ADSH and DORIS PAWN in
“BLUE BLOOD AND RED.’
Friday:
Paramount presents
'MNCE COIxLIlilR in
“THE CODE OF MARCIA GRAY."
Saturday:
HAROLD WKWOOD
KAY ELUSON in
“LIFE’O BLIND ALLEY.”
._ .Wedneeday hight. am is at one
: - CHARLES room. W;
-con's-
I. will entertain the board of state oil!-
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roan. I
TO LET—THE IDEAL PLACE FOR
summer. 4 room. Running water. ()n
t‘edar street. Location most healthy.
WANTED.
Ih‘li MEN AS TIRE BUILDERS. I'I'I‘I'
TO LET ONE HALF HOUSE,
West side of 21 Union street. Seven
rooms and bath. Steam heater, elec-
tric lights. all new. gas range connec-
tion Newly painted interior and ex-
terior New upto-date plumbing. Rent
‘10 per month. Possession at once.
The Match 0. Bailey Co. 29 Marshall
street. South Norwaik. all if
woman on alteration work for Satur-
day afternoon and eiening. Gateiy It
Brennan. 42 South Main St. all 3t
hangers. Telephone before
the Norwall.‘ Hardware (‘0. 663-4.
slz It
T0 LET~5 ROOMS WITH ALL 1M-
provements, at 72 North Main street.
:15 per month. inquire United Gro-
washing and ironing by the day.
dress 'Wlllnol,’ 30 Monroe St.
Ad-
an it
WANTED—A COLLECTOR. A LSI)
waurso- rtusr cuss PAPER?
1). In 1O
WANTED 7HOUSI¢ CLEANING ORt
mm [RIMS
ington Street, South Norwaik. I
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South Norwalk and nurroundifl
towns are more or less trite-reeled tn
the really wonderful cures that are ”be-
tni- effected by the famous Natureo
pathic Doctors. They offer a new
Iit‘lllod of treating disease. .nore sci-
ttitific than any now employed, be-
t'uunt' the vital energy of the human
body is controlled without the line of
drugs or surgical appliances. I
They are working wonders and
Iii“lIKIIlK about cures that seem im-
tou-‘lble and little short of miracles.
by the use of the moot modern and
scientific methods. ‘
‘ The! have. studied and invertigated
I
cery Co. alo tf
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To LET—A Six noon arsit'r- "mm" WW" “WWW"!
WANTEWPEIUENCED HAT‘
all the modern methods of snore-astut-
ly ‘reatiug disease without poisonous
.ueuitlne. By discardia: the useless.
' satisfactory. Apply at once. Vander» and accepting the good from all. by
:22; lllf‘go’"°°;"“;:"°'z boot a Co., is Butler street. Norwalk..'dkilful combinations. judicious veetl
' q 11’ Qt ' ‘ Conn ‘ 'anti latient applications, they have."
Golden. 4 Val d venue. at tfs '
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To LET—TWO APARTIMTS OI“
Idre rooms each. with improvements..
M Nola 56 and fl Spring street. In-
quire lira. it. ’I‘arlov, 16 Grove St., or
telephone 1808-12. at if
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. WANTED—GIRL FOB LIGHT
To tar-rum ROOMS, LIGIIT
4. Fifth housework. No w-hiag. Apply 0. .I.
no at Mints Co.. Washington street. all at
[erred to big wages. I. B. 8.. l'. 0.
Boi 316, Georgetown. Conn.
'and airy. Stationary tubs
:stroet. Call eveninu.
F--—
‘cation. Rout reasonable. Il‘. Ropp, 8
Cove avenue, East Norwaik.
All 8!
hat NorwaIk.
l o
TO LET—TWO ROCKS. BEAUTI-
Iful location. Near center. 'i‘erma rea-
I
sonabie. All conveniences. I Crescent afternoon and evening. (lately and
Terrace. as It
1 Brennan, 4: South Main street. all St
WANTED—A GOOD TEAMS”?!
I’m house, all improvementn. No. 72 to drive double team. John McMahon.
Woodward avenue. Rent m. 0 room no it
‘buugaiow. all improvements, No. 81
Lincoln avenue. Rent 320. Inquire of
[Charles E. Hoyt.
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i re LET—ONE roux noon AP-; _...._ .
pertinent Improvements. One minute WANTED—EXPERIINCBD 030.
from trolley. ten minutes from depoth", clerk, “u“ be 8001! penms’h.
Inquire 84 Woodward avenue. “LI.“ It Igureo. Willing to work
11°“:- E.Good, steady position to the right
1party. Apply at A. F. Beckmann and
WANTED—POSITION AS cou-
pnnion or nurse. Experienced and ca-
pable. Box 591, South Norwalk. sill 3t
TO LET—STORE FROM APRIL 1" ‘ Co.'s store. Washington street. alt) 3t
.formerl, occupied by Salvation Army.‘ _.
Also extremely large basement to rent. WANTED—GIRL To FILL CANS,
{Inquire on premises. 8'! North Main‘m WIS". ““1, learning and from
street. South Norwelk. mlt It." to u on peace '0“. Young man
T’a’fi‘fimmlns packer's usintant. 31.60 per day.
“7”“me “mt East Norwaik. [EIIGood chance for advancement. Refer manently “I". They equalize me. .12 2t
tprovements. Inquire Dr. 'Bohnnnon, 64 we" required. Temporary Wm“
Ifiouth Hutu street. Telephone 00. ‘for truck driver, :2 per day. Clover
; g ‘ ___ _- __ ‘er. Co., Cranbury.
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. BUSINESS NOEICE' _ WANTED—PUPIIB TO JOIN MY
‘ DREWAKING—HAVING Rmov_'class to learn messaging and physi-
‘ed ID NO. 20 Union Street, “nth.No‘-_ 0.] culture. COB m II. 19881 ‘5. I
I walk. am prepared to do dress makintl "”t For particulara write or a“
in home, or at ladles' own residence..m' M. l-‘. Adlemhn. it Suburban ave-
afo 3‘ MRS. J_ A. DECKER. nue. Stamford. Enclose stamp for re-
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. ______ _,_ .. __ -. ply.
FINLAYSW AND FANNlNo, AR.-
jchitects. desire to announce that they WANTED—Tim NEW BRITAIN
' have opened an olllce for the general . General Hospital. New Britain. Conn.
practice of architecture. Room 1. Bav- oli‘era . z 1.; "u- courae of "glut"
and Block. N Washington street.
: tai for information.
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING _- _
decorating, palnter'n supphes; wall‘ WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
ipsper. uptodate styles. lowest prices.“ nettle “fl Mn”. Beat We“
{Estimates cheerfully given. Trial 0mm“. Bent prices paid It! calves. H.
We" ”mm" “- «is. Ak‘mderill‘riedmn. South Norwnlk. Tel. 1151.
'Whltb, 01 1-2 Ely Ave. inlet _ . lull tf
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WAN
EASTEH VAGITW'
- me no. 11
New York to Old Point Comfort.
Richmond. Va, Washington. D. C.
and return 820.00
old 00th line
Make Your Reservations
' through
J. it taint: & chine.
Real latte and lneuranee
6 Railroad Ave. South Norwalli
+
Operators on all parts of
'Shirt Making. beginners
paid while learning.
EXPERIENCED MEN M SHIRT
lronetu. '
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Lincoln Council. No. i. 0. U. A. EL.
'monr'rldayuiahutthlswssa Ev-
ery me‘tnhar is mutant and
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§for nurses. Address. Supt. of Hospi-V
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‘ lot the Natureopathlc doctor's, to the
[of their condemnation and you will
Cluell. Peabody
—g ewiied a system of healing. which to-v
WANTED—POSITION av uinow.t.-tm with their relulatlnus and ruin;
aged woman. Cooking or housekeep-
.ing in small family. Good home pre-
Itnr diet, extend» and rest. applied to
‘ilte requirements of tin case, is it!
tional In its practical application. and:
. poslllvt‘ results. ‘
The Satureopathlc Doctors have,I
,ptrqihno-mly cured greet nutrition of?
”minds trcm all parts of this state.
lent: thriugiiout New Infield. Theyi
late the tuly speeiallute in this state
. -- t .
‘ WANTED—POSITION BY YOUNG siting these treatments. if M “Elf! “0 some will be entered on pans
LIT . E HS. U)- . O
10 W R00 GOOD 5 girl to assist in house work and the‘. taking action”. of their skill, wlilchlhooh and’pdd on “a .fler April “"0
no it care of children. it Pleasant sir-ooh; the, publicly demonstrated for never- an. 0
By «duo! the board of director-4.
.1 \tf'f‘k'd in Red Menu Hall, whureI
Imauy thousands witnessed .u‘! metrel-
WANTED—A COLL'CTOR- “30 Olin rosints obtained in ii few minutes trill m
woman on attention work for Saturday‘ “f time it u necessary that you call‘ -.
at their private emcee Immediateiy.‘
m as to give them time to offer. rad
‘ical tum. By so doing you will save
time, 1‘01th and expense.
Their ofllccs at 79 Wa-‘tington 8L.
.m- \'I “ed by throngs of people daily.,
flI‘II .lir- genuineness of their (um are
vouched for by many of South Not-
ti'alks moat reputable cltiaena as the
Mini ud‘aliccd of all methods for
speedy and permanent cure of it“ dis-
ememtlral are at all curable.
They have not only ‘h‘ talc-W. but
the most valuable systems of thera-
peutics ever hrmitzht to the light of'
the world of science. Infinitely more'
powerful in healing potency than all
other hystems combined. embracing
the grandest philosophical principles
of any axe. There is scarcely it form
of disease humanitv is heir to 'hat‘
ithese successful itlwf‘inllslu cannot per.
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nerve force causing the internal or-
gans of the body to act in perfect
.harmony one with another: thereby
removing all nervous concentrations,
and relieving congestion of every
kind. If you have been the rounds.
and have received no material benedt'
that does not matter. The Natureo
politics make a upeclalty of diseases
that have been pronounced lncurable.
No matter what ails you. or how hope-
less your cnoe may seen. you should
not allow another day to pass without
taking advantage of their vast exper-
ience and wonderful skill.
Hundreds who have been crippled
;and badly adected. so they never ex-
pected to ever see a well day again. are.
made happy by the Natureopathic phy-
siclnml. Yesterday for the first time
in two yearn a young lady who only a
'week ago would not dare to go out in
[the street terself. came to the once
’greatest astonishment of other
.Iients, without any ausistitnce.
i only received a week's treatment
' To enumerate the dlfl’erent cases
I would require columns of space in this
: DID"-
| While some people doubt. criticise.
continue to suffer. allow themselves to
be influenced by some who condemn
Ithinga that they know nothing about.
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m.
She
others are made well and happy.
When a person condemns this mode
[of practice, just ask them the reason
'GERMANY’S NOTE IS EX?
PECTED soun'rma 10..
DAY. .
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WANTED-«AT oxen ABLE Bori‘ In Their Private Offices, at 79 wumpositions south of St. Eioi near
SEYMOUR CURTIS. l
Treasurer! ‘3
O
PROIATE SALE OF REAL EO'I‘A'I'E'o
Under and pursuant to an order of
the Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk. authoriring him thereun-
to. the subscriber hereby offers
for a
sale all such risht. title and interest 0
anNullaln'l‘orlorella.lateoIXorwulkIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO000000000
In lilld District, deceased. had at the’
ing described real t‘hllle, to wit:
All that certain tract of real estate
the Second Taxing District in said
Norwalk. and bounded Northeriy 66.93
feet by land of John and Sophia liai-
aaa; Easterly 5921 leet by land of
John and Sophie lialaui; Southerly
mo 78 feet by land of Frank Romano
and Westerly 47.94 feet Ily highway
known as Ely avenue.
SALVATOR (‘ll ARIOTT ‘
Executor.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
the ollce of the Secretary of
Bridge Construction Committee. Peo-
ple’s Tnm (70., Washington Strt-et,
South Norwalk. Conn. until April 21.
1916, for the removal of the piles and
timbers on the east side of the chan-
nel north and south of the Washing
ton lltreet bridge. South Norwalk. Ct I
The work consists of the following.
namely: in withdrawing and removing,
in their entirety all piles and old tim~l
hers between the channel and the‘ea-E
tablitshed harbor line. and sawing off
at the mud line all 'piles and titibers'
back of the harbor line. These pileh'
and timbers. except twenty mtside oft
payment for doing the work.
proposhia for this work can be obtain-|
ed from Goodhue & Hubbell, Civil Fm-
gineers. loekwood’s Hall
Norwalk, Conn. \
July 1. 1916.
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. I
J. w. outs'rmo. I
ISAAC CHURCH,
Subcommittee
no 2t
Iinimedlately see that they express a
woeful ignorance on the cabinet.
It is always wise for people to look
on a subject. in the right light and not
"toLtake it than an lawman-4
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Apdl 17—22 ineluolve
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‘time of her death in and to the follow- ”Cum"! blme
home near Felahii' on April 9. ac-
cording to a Turkish headquar-
Iwitb the buildings thereon. situated In ten report dated April II. The
statement adds that more than
3.000 dead British were counted
after the battle.
tions against Verdun yes
gained some ground in Caillctte ”8" “Nb"
.Woods. southeast of Fort Douala- M130“ 0' the we! Mil 0' ll. .
‘gmont. according to the chic“ Christian religion.
For particulars and terrm. apply to gn‘ment issued. today by “1“
German army headquarters.
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rmine. possibly one of British TS" “inflw'” . '.'£’»" .‘3'7
:make. According to this report,t _‘_ ;-m-& ’- x; i-
the Sussex carried only four life- v . . . ’
boats. which were not sufficient ‘ "mm“ 1 ' ”flan“ in
.to accommodate the passengers ills G's . .
Illld crew. I A El, P” ,i
.h British troops made a strong Rm" '“ men" °‘ I1 V.
t and and: attack Monday - .. .
inight after intensified artillery m” ”m " P“ m” ~',.~
preparation against the German —_ ~
Ypres. but the attack was re- «7“
l[:ullscd and the position is firmly ~'
e d by the Germans. according 33..
to, the official statement issued at DO YOU FEEL - 3
army headquarters in Berlin yes-
tcrdey. ' .
During a celebration at Athens POSITIVE
yesterday. of the anniversary of 'F ‘r
Greek independence, says a Ha- th . - - - . .
rt; dl‘P‘Etfhm Paris. quoting the th: 433153225: sizdgivmg you the best results from .
"“5 PW“. the Police ,ar- Why not look into the matter now, before the hot ._
rested several persons for crying weather arrives? -
“Down with the Governmnt! ' - - tenet - efiting g4.
IAaong liveDVenizeIos! Down with m23rollfegusa‘s‘:a::“\wflei: you. It 15 be“ "
ustriat own with Germanvi”. ph N - .
A British Mesopotamia force. over fifth 3.031680 and we will be glad to talk the master ,-
composed nf troops transferred ' .9
from the Dsrdanelles, were re-' .. .. is
pulsed_by Turkish troops in ‘4 APRIL IS GAS RANGE MONTH! r“:
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tittttonct ‘ "* '
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— I THHUNI TEDIELEC TR! C LIOHT .~:-:e.
otvrnann NOTICE. - ' ‘ ' «
hirleld County Savings Bank, . AND -w-Ar£R COMPANY - ;;
non-ta. Conn, um to ma PHONE N0; 1680, 37 WALL 87.. (it
Atangulnrmeetlngefthehoard --'- -‘ 4- ~- it...
of m of the runs-u County! " ' r.
“Huthhdayodivldend - « - , - . i.
nth-moth!" (0mm. DDF’ODDWOOD-DOD”00000000000...~
ann- '- eeclared to downturn 0 _ D ‘ '
mmmnpam-uuo-o ~ 0T“ III "»
DOI- IINII ll. 10“. O . ‘ ' ‘- n ‘8 y
Weshallpdunhanewlineof
LADIES CLOTH SKIRTS
strumm-
33 49 $4.98
Only two prieen.- w event values.
A. Dickermmt CGrSon
South Non-elk
Note—We give I. A H. Green Trading Stamps.
D‘s _
mung '“ er. estrus cuuncn nun.
A
Fifth Service of the ”lesion Attracts If.
a Large Congregation.
Another great congregation filled
the nuts at St. Paul’s church. yester-
lday evening. at the iifth service ofthe
Vlibido. which has been attracting o
(if people to the serio-
_..a
German troops in the opera-
l'be missioner. Rev. Henry B.
Whitehead, spoke last night in hie
salmon on the story of the Magdalene.
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A story of the Norwalk carnival of.“ from the V11 chapter of the M
g-luly 3. 1915. by City Engineer Gown pol. according to St. Luke. This we;
Sealed proposals will be receIVed at Sherron. appears in the April number'm was a sinner of the type which
I!!! of the "American City" Magazine.
in have always with us. She had
‘ ,...-. ‘ link. a do all sinners, from on.
auto intoxication—which means sell-
poisonlng. Liver and bowel
the MM! lines to be selected by throw“ toxins. sucked into the hind,
oonmltue's engineer, are to become through the lymph ducts. excite the
the pruprty 0! the contractor as part heart which pumps the blood no fast
pscid that it congests in the smaller arteries
8 cations and blank forms for. and veins of the head producing no
Ile'fl.
fed headache.
BulldmK'idespondent. sick. feverish and rel-ar-
able. your meals sour and almost an»:
The work must be completed before seate you. Then you resort to metal-lib wrong point of view. Bis id‘
‘illde. aspirin or the bromides which was that this could not be much 4 oh
The Bridge Construction Committee temporarily relieve but do not m the M hhcaune He allowed this
blood of these irritating toxins.
spoonful of limestone phosphate in “Hm, and to wipe them '1‘; up
drank before breakfast for . y
will not only wash these poisons front...“ and ”my needed. 3.. M ‘
I yoursystem and cure you of W'” a w sins. Unlike those '1.
i but will cleanse, purity and fie-hen m meant in hunt
‘the entire alimentary canal. ' I“. ~
Do not purchase a corset until see.- pound of<1irneatone ”“9““ It " w.- k soul.I
lnpapenslve; harmless as sum.
“not; WtOM' for n
. niacin.
(downward w 5"... ~12"
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grade of ainfulneas to another, untIl
she had become sunk in the gravest
HOt water for ' and most unmistakable sin. She
. ’ . heard of the great Teacher from the
Sick Headaches
E North. and longed to see Him and gd ‘
from Him what her very soul your“.
for: The. relief from the sins which. he.
dragged her down and weighed II” '
her heavily. No one would help H.
the people of the city looked at her
with eyes of aversion. as they do “5 .. »
day to her sisters. the erring on“;
who have fallen. And here, at M;
was her opportunity. Jesus was b6
lug entertained in the house at sit-n.
[the Pharisee. Should she go to Kb},
58h Inged to do so—she was w
powerhnytoxu, But boweouida'heg.
throbbing pain and ditress. caiilWht "“141 the Pharisees m? 81)
You become ne"m.,ennldn‘t go—«but then. she made
it mild and went. » ‘.
' host. tech
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The fiarlsee. our Lord's
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Tells why everyone should drink
hot water wlth phosphate
In It before breakfast.
Headache of any kind. is cat-ed by
poled
'0!
In of the streets to touch Hit-(to.
A stem of hot water with a lot- huio Bis feet with her tears or 10-3:
“hm-hair. out Jen- gm her what i
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odweashedid notbury‘hersh .-
ASIJOIILMDCMI IOI’ ‘ W'k‘m m,“ um “ ‘0'“
and Unlike "thee who.“a
”"hthewrongpersonstneonfeuw
‘fl. lhdndes. who dcspdret‘ AM
hat-al- menu-mi of It rhea.
. wants-disused ~ -
4hr: uwith hm- slns. where 1'
'~ tam-Hu- IOIB bf”.
i’ F,‘~W"Tm“'."' In. a.»
mum-wt. feelinguonu-h-I. '1
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bf'h'j-ts;
Norwalk Chronicler