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Many South Nam/elk Wk poor
Health without knowing the cease.
There are scores of people who drag.
[Incas Haylofl. No. 2‘ 1-2 t out a miserable existence without
, realizing the cause or their surfering
last. “emu; and conducted regular Day alter day they are racked with
“5mm ’ ,hachache and headache; sufler from
Checks to the . t of ‘9‘ “'nervousness. dizziness, weakness, lan-
mutt ' and d salm- Perhaps the
cull "'0 “we“ 0“,“ "an”? m... mm“... beam in their
C"! Clerk M“! to the council“ Work of altering the blood ma mp
gm run value at service-trenderfl ,my be theroot oi the trouble. was
{to your kidneys—honorl them in their
'l‘he memben 0‘ Court LIN“ will work-give them the help they nbed.
hold 3 500‘“ and me? in Red “CD'S You can “if no more mhly m-
liall. WIW 8‘11“. 0|“ “emit mended remedy than Doan's Kidney
M...
Japanese Ambassador to Great Iritaiei
Arrives at Toronto”
Monte, Ont. Au. 3.——Hamfi ln-
ouye. Japaneeoe ambassador to Great
Britain, arrived here last night on his
way from London. in an interview ‘10»
day he ridiculed the idea 0! a “yellow
peril,” which he said was started by
the German Emperor to cover up his
,own ambitions in China. with were
i to make that country a German indie.
”Win you give KoaoChow hack to
(he‘ll!!! alter the war?" he was ash-
‘ed, “we will give it back to China, to
.whom it beignxa.”_lie added: “Japan
in playing a large part is the war. All
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OPTICIAN
O. D. Jackson ”$321313
Everything in theiOptical Line ‘ a
a.
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Phone“!
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EYES EXAMINED FREE
in connection with an aluminum ethi-l
bitlon. ‘ (
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Word was received iron Chic! Bren-l
nan, of Stamford, last night, that a
Ford car had been stolen from that
city. The machine was a ilve-passea-
ger car.
“-0—. O
-—8ee Fannie Ward in ‘fFor the Do-
!ense" at the Palace tomorrow. 1
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3.
Routine business was transacted
last evening‘s meeting of P. C. Loun
bury Lodge, N E. 0. P. A number of
members of the local lodge were at.
Satin Rock. yesterday, where they at-
tended the field day sports of the or-:
ganization.
Since the opening of the recruiting
campaign in Connecticut seven new
recruits have been sent to Fort H. G.
Wrisht. N. Y. One of these has al-
ready deserted, which leaves six men
as the result of the first week‘s work.
Out of thess six Norwal! has con-
tributed one.
Only matters of regular business
were transacted at last night's meet-
ing of Sherman Council. Royal Arca-
num. The scheduled ball game be-
tween Sherman and Seaside Councils,
which was to have been played this
Saturday afternoon, has been post-
poned until September.
~See Fannie Ward in “For the De-
fense" ut the Palace tomorrow. .
The Connecticut state shoot willbe
held at Dorlon's Point. Saturday, un-
der the auspices of the Norwulk Gun
Club. The best trapshooters from all
over the state will be present ,and it
is expected that it will be a day long
to he remembered. as the NOW“?
men have left no stone unturned to
give the visitors a royal welcome.
The second round in'flic Knob-Bell
Island Club tennis tournament will be
played at the
day afternoon. The Bell lslnndera
won two out of three matches in the
Cut meeting. two weeks ago, and the
Snohltes are out for revenue.
luncheon will be served in the res-
taurant directly after the tourna-
ment, Last week’s luncheon was so
popular that all of the people coull
not be accommodated.
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Ofllcer Smith arrested William
Lamb for train riding. last evening,
when that gentleman pulled into the
South Narwflk station calmly repos.
his one baggage car. Lamb was
given 30 days in Jail this morning.
James Sampson, the watchman on
the Wilson Point road, was taken sud-
denly lll,.1aar evening, and had to be »
removed to- his home. Another man
was put on the job, pending the recov-
ery of Ir. finmpson.
w ’
Therowill be a special meet
the Salvation Army Hall, 50 W
,m this Thursday evening, at
o'clock. Mutant and Mrs. Atkinson,
oi? New :I-laven. will have charge of
-the service. Mrs. Atkinson is well-
known in this city. As Captain Annie
Russell. she had charge of the local
wot-it eighteen years ago, and she wins
the first cheer to introduce Christ-
mas dinners to the poor. She was
also adetermined and ambitious work-
Rim met-at relief work.
a .
'by a weak or lame back. They helped
.simply ask for a kld'ley remedy—get
'the heavy automobile traffic, caused
by making it a detour while Connect-
Knob courts on Saturvtv
.ltrade mark tor American manufac-
" , on: on comes 1mm distillation in the
our government uremia and on!“ pri-
vate industries are mobollaed against
Germany. We are doing everythins
possible to help Russians. We are
sendlnx munitions to the eastern
iront. via Vladivostok. l milht safely
say that Japan has supplied the major
part or the munitions that. are beinl
used by Russians in their present oi-
!ensive. and in that way we have con-
tributed a great deal toward the Rus-
sian success."
Pills.
Below is mteiul testimony from a
sufferer in this locality.
B. Granson. 20 Vanant street, zEaet
Norwalk, says; “About a year or an
ago I used Boan's Kidney Pills and in
view of the results obtained I certainly
have a lot of faith in them. i gladly
recommend them to anyone troubled
me a greet deal."
Price Me. at all deals”. Don’t
W
While Pine Compound
' Wit 'l‘ar
FuThanoldolYoum
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Dcan's Kidney Pills~the same that
Mr. Gran‘son had. Foster-Milburn Co..
Props. Buffalo, N. Y.
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lt was learned lust night that
Thomas Ilulllta, tor the past year
proprietor oi’ the Hotel Seal‘le“.al
.s‘at‘it‘. limit, has disposed of his in-
't'll -l in llw hotel to a Mr. Hanover,
of New York.
mw Raymond
UNDERTAKER
MMMM.“
U WAOHINITON '1‘.
any RID IIN'I IUILDIIG
Quite cxleneivr repairs are being
made to the Flax llill road, which has
heal! badly tlaniauetl this summer by H
icut avenue was being repaired by tho
\l'ntrtnlte l‘ompuny. The latter con-
cern is finishing; up its work in this
section, and the turnpike will be'in
WLUSUP
DAILY by mm
an Kinds at Fresh. an:
Free Delivery.
good condition soon.
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The annual reunion of the Twenty
and we will rush our trouble
man fight around when some-
thlnl like this happens in your
third Regiment, C(mni‘t‘licul Voiun- .0... It you, 5
‘tcers a regiment in which Norwaik
was represented in the Civil War, will PLUMBING
be held at Pleasure Beach. llridge-'
port. Thursday. August 17. The notice L
of lllt reunion sent out by Henry. L.
Pond. president ,esks the executive
committee of each (‘Olllpllny to prea-
,tnt at written list at all deaths in the
:eglnient since the last previous re-
union and u similnr list of ii" living
mentors. with their addresses, for
the .‘g‘pust‘ of revising the regimental
,tostcr.
i
l
is detective. antiquated. unsani-
tary or worn out. have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new system c!
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBINO a erect/luv
HORACER. NASH
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1854. _
North Help at. t None-ll:
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Corn-ion E. Hoatllcy. .r-Terco in
bonktuptcy. has authorized Thomas C.
iflerd. of lJnnbury, trustee of the
New Milford lint (‘o.. to draw an or—
Idc': to.~ $693.63, payable to the New
liliiiord Co, successors to the New
:Tlliiford lint Co. A check for $2.-
‘08059, received l'efllllly from . the
li‘armtt-liclntyrc (10., oi‘ Chicagowas
believed to belong to the bankrupt
icompnny and was turned over to the
'irustec, but it was ascertained subse-
iqucmly that ll pn-t of this amount was
lior ponds sold by tlic new company
and the action of the referee is for
{the purpose or handing to the New
siiilford company the part of the Chi—
lcano remittance to which it is enti-
ltled. '
la!
O
suvmomvam is svewmmo
is the woman or refinement. Mina
ladearertoawomsn'lihsanthan a
asautitnl home tastefully Will
rou'll come to us we'll show M our
line or, quality wall paper ancients!
low you may beautiiy your home at
inominalecst. (harmless and zoo
will appeal to you.
The GmliamGo
00'1”le him. la
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TRADE BRIEFS.
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A bill has been introduced into the
ihoase of representatives which pro-
‘videa for the adoption oi a national
turera. :Petroleums mutated in this
«3th during» the first half of 1916
approximately “03009000 barrels.
There is'a shortage of dyestuffs at
Lyons. France. and should the war
continue much longer all dyes will
have to be imported from the United
States,
The Russian government is ilnano-
ing the erection of a lame iodine (so;
tory on Nahodka-bay. near Vladivoe-l
tot. . ' l.
Sweet birch Olivia substitute for oil.
at winter-m. is a: in; demand lnl‘
this country. The pummel supply or};
i
Does. your foot
measure up to
this bargain?
southern Appalachian mountains. ,
‘We have acme broken at...
The shrub from with ."osule." a
I'
.
ofLallle'anpsandom
hmmmounae.’
“a s-a. 3. 3 set! a-e.
Murcia-Militia
wild-same!
‘
excelled.
Many models in tan or black leather. I
CONNEALLY
.1 WA." INGTUN "I!"
FRID H. MONO.
Funeral ’Dlrectcr rod -
Office and ilssldsnce
Telephone 000
Hamil-luau. Inflam-
If you need to buy a cake for tea.
m chocolate layer and pleased
you will be.
So while you're housecleaning,
too busy to bake.
‘ ’Phone to 5 Monroe for your
bread and cake.
, 'l‘lte Banner Bakery .
Tel. 807 5 Monroe atreei
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meaning Question '
cook prefer our Coal. It delivara that steady, even heat so
necessary for good cooF'i'g and baking.
Fill llll m & Bill ill lfllll-l‘lll H
We Buy Nothing But' the BEST
THE HOST SANITARY MARKET IN TOWN.
Long and Round Clams. ,
CUTBllL’S armor mm
Phones 108 and 109.
Johnson 8: Murphy’s Shoes
$8.00
An ideal shoe for men that combines style, comfort
and wearing qualities to a degree seldom equalled and never
‘limha.
Chiropractors remove the cause 01 A
Prices Further Reduced. .
Summer Goods Must be. Sold. ?
needs? Those who!
8mm,
now prevail. Today is the time for action. Send in ”to
RAYMOND BROTHERS
\ :31 Waahinnu St.
and Receive it
Pure Lard .......... . ..... . ........... m
Fancy Pontoon. ................ 14 lbs.
Campbell'aSoups.... ........... . ...... . ...... . ..
Condensed still: (can weight) . .............. . .. 3¢
' saw
24 Cottage 3m.
and Canned Fish.
7‘ North Main It. l
& BRACKEN
TWO"! "53.
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The New Science
WNW OF OHIRMAGTIC
Chiropractic is the delnluon oi the
osnseoithedlsoasesndthsart or
adjusting the suns. Disease 'la caused
.by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
bi. - Even if done in .
pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the diner-ant organs and
notes
dim and run. health is ”stored
“I'M helium the nerve aye
given special attention: also mum
at the spine. You will nova wet
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you. '
Kinetic tresunenti given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
as Mouton on, So. Nerwallt, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer Ochool.
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SUMMER
SCHOOL
. July 5 to Aunt-tn
Hours 8:00 to sup
Common Bundles ,,
.i'pea'aiTuiiionlitreI
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~ All Commercial Md L
Will Save yttf
Lawn, Flowers"
Garden Vegetable --_- »
ing the Dry
‘ HOSE Weather
A.'D. MORGAN
122 Washington st. 780 N
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tents in your body. Female troubles ,,
COUCH HAMMOCKS
From “.00 Upwards L |
FREE nnLtvnRv Evnnvvvumvzn‘
RAYMOND a SON - .
. Wall CE. High Sts. Funeral Directors Norwalic
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ileum Colleges,
but m '
rast- racism on
yum. .
Freight boat leavee P
-ler, New York (foot
3L) evm day except .-..
m. Freight received a“!
Suwanee!” '
6:” ”- ‘fll.
George F. Foote,_¢aaacal
, THE ammo .1. Sierra:
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