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They have uaeod “Neutrons Pres-
son. a. p.
WRITTEN TO woman!
an YOU. Think this over, it moans
a great deal to. you.
Taylor 81 Golden 1. ‘
Telephone No. 190
tcrip ion 99" and their tired, aching.
weary swollen joints and muscles have I
1disappemd what a relic! after those
long weeks of sunflering and misery.
; ‘Neutrone Prescription 9!’ causes:
‘all rheumatic poisons to disappear by
tpurifying the blood, making it as na-
tutn rim“. I
News ,
um Norwalk Trust Co. am i
lon he steamer ”Princess Anne" of the1
\ii 7 (‘laiic t‘onistock of
who setured their tickets and resenti-
1 Among the passengers sailing today turc intended it should be.
;Oid Dominion Steamship Company for 31 bottle and insure your share 0!
1NOl',f0lk are Miss Edith Jones and life's comfort and tapping“ Mail or-
Norwaik. dcrs filled on 31 size. 1
lions throug'tltII the oilice of .l. M Lny- drugg 1513 everywhere.
Go to your druggist and get 11 50c or
(‘iiil'ord Pharmacy. and all leading
{v ,
1ton & t‘..oI local agents of the
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The Norwalk policemen are acting
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in attordance with the ancient law of
man, that all straw hats must be dis-
7(ardeo tin the mm of September and,
M1. and Mrs. C. A. Kennedy of P115-
1311', N. J. \tho hate been visiting vilh
1' W5 hofol'eonou M1s. Kennedy" 5 parents, M1'.a11d Mrs.
' Getyourbfinlcrcoalin- Peter hard, at that street have 19
'- turned to their homc where Mr eKn-
'E’RE S"1lillt"liappincss or of science in the l’assalc lligh
‘3 ‘ _ “ 1rchool.
by the ton. Oct 111 a j -
1 Franklin C. Thompson and family
lull supply of our hcat
have returned to their residence, 349;
7 Flax Hill Road, after passing the sun
tmver in various places of interest. The
jPerkins. family. whchi came to South
producing coal and the chan-
gesin the weather won’t a11-
g
noy you. I
; Norwalk for the summer ha1e rwl
H a & G ed to New York
. 1 Pg“
art‘s ans 1 Mr. and Mrs. V.
wag" St. South Now 1.,Hurtlord who have been spending a
1 few days with Mrs. Olmstead's parents
;Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Worden, oi Orcll-
.Iard street.
r WEA‘ffiiiR FOREEAS'I‘.
For Norwalk and 1':iclnity Fair and Francis Gallagher of Central ave.
cooler tonight; Sunday, fair. PieasantI mic, is enjoying a w'eek 5 Vacation {tom
weather prevails in nearly all districts his duties as firemaaln on the N. Y. 1
cast of the Rocky Mountains. An ex N. ll. 3111 R. R
tended area of high pressure central
over the Ohio Valley is producing low
temperatures in the central districts.
From were reported from Michigan ”antic C“?-
lilinois, lndiana and Ohio. ”Mam“
Dr. and Mrs. Jean Dumortier, ofi
Washington street. have gone to, At-'
to spend a several week's
'Dr Robert E. Perdue and Edward
lBernard will leave South Norwaik
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
tons: qut ntl1 the guardians of the law
toda
jnody will resume his duties as teach 113“ 1011 blue hats.
by thi city from the N. Y,
‘ll. ll. (‘0., in which it is suggested that
‘Ia heavy wire mesh fence be erectedl
along
bridge to protect pedestrians in
,{retreat below item being hit by stray
1111901.“ of coal or other material which
=ma) be dronped from passing trains
H. Olmstead oflTlle' matter will come up at the 11d-
[journcd meeting of the canoe,"
Tuesday evening September ”65h.
Temporattili'eo'ngw 69 high1nen Monday on a two weeks auto
" 30 Fair ’ ' ',tr1p to Ohio.
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1 1 The Mines Mary and Nora Finne-
t' ; 1gan, of Central avenue. are visiting
' I ‘. 'frineds in ’Nyack, N. Y., for one week.
i! , c 1 ‘ITEuroutc ALIIéIléSAIIlI: 13301111!
. ‘ ’_“" “'" ‘ - 1211ij HAV
’ c1133. your 3m” dimer ‘“ m“ DECISIVE VICTORY.
(Continued from First Page.)
O'Brien's. 1
l Jaseph J. Ghiofto has resigned his 1Bayuktskh.’ All the attacks were
:4 position with 1.. A Burdlck. and 11'1111"°l.’“l"’d With he‘vy 1””3
' he succeeded bv tharlea Pickering. 1 0n bOth sgd" Of the Vardar
' . and on the Struma front there
have been vigorous artillery en-
1gagements.
7-25c allowed for old straws.
. Captain F. N Dcngier, U S. N. i11-
atruclor-inspcctor of the Coast Artll7
1 June. 22nd.1911 and on June 21, 191615
EMr. orst said:
tsion to use Doan' s Kidney Pills since
1 l gate a former statement recommend
1in; them. 1 consider the cure pcrma~. 'H
‘ us
“On the Aegean coast the one-
ler Cor s, came to this cit l at even- 1
y p y a my fleet is cruising as usual.’
ing for a conference with Captain
Charles Lord. of the Eighth (‘ 0., C A. tcH|LDnEN s FAIR EleBIT TODAY
9.. on the military work 0' the com-2 The (‘hildren‘s Fair. the exhibit 0'!
may -——l)anbury News 1'what the children have accomplished
.__.___._. 1this summer with the staple products
A 8011 “'38 born l‘l‘N‘ml." 10 “911' lof potatoes, tomatoes and corn is all.
tenant C0101!“ and ‘h'fi- 1811193 A 1111 place in the domestic science room
Ryan, of Presidio, C11]. which is 111013111“ High school and the judges are
headquarters of thc \\ estern division at work At 4 30 this afternoon the
of tho United States Army. Lieutenant 'leit' is invited. indeed urged to come,
(‘oioncl Ryan is a native of Danburytand, on Monday, from ten to six, the
and at present is engaged In the mill-19111111111 will be opgn. also. By speciali
tary operations in Mexico dispensation, the Board of Health will:
‘ """'—. allow the children to come Monday. as
The Brown-Murphy c0“‘~r°"01‘5¥-(ottt two or three at a time will be ad-
which was to have come up this morn- 1“”de Thp exhibit is most interest-
ing, in the City court, has been post-1mg There are some canned. pro-
period it" .til some time 1“ thc “N“ f“' ldUClS, the work of one of the boys;
“1’9 Judge John H Light represents there are a number of decorated cov
Mr- 1““th 5“ the case. era and compositions, though the chil-
tdrcn have known only a low days that
The “59 or Paul 51“”! who W‘stthey may compete A publicity agent
brought into court this morning on for‘ the Department oi Agriculture is
charges of non-support, upon the com {on hand and is having the exhibit pho
plaxn‘ 0‘ his w‘fe' Julia Saabo, Vasltographed. So the hard-working com-
continued until one week from today tmittee. supervisor. visitors and chll-i
Attorney Nehemiah Candee represent- dren are well repaid for the difficult
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'couplo may be made before the 23rd.' pointing that so much ellort would
seem to have been given without avail,
however. ' as a number of the entrants among
11 the children were not allowed their,
to to exhibit because of ear oi’
~It’s summer time‘ all the time who
flurnham Butler Casey Comfort Heal1lm‘en
1 ls the heat that heats your home. the paralysit
Lord to Burnham Co., Irving-tom N. Y. the case all over the state, so our ex-
W ‘hibit must compare favorably wfth the
other. places it is entirely too soon to
SOIIETllllllllellll Gill llll
predict any results. but perhaps it is
Making your will' 1: an in}-
1nOt telling any tales out of school if
1111111 he has not seen any' finer toma-
. The PEOPLE’S TRUST
7COMPANY will write your
still and store it free of
charge when named as your
Executor. .
t Call. or Write us, far par-
tdcuian.
'.'»"lI ,‘M't
he published 1111 11001111111 Iposslble,so
the children may not be kept in 1111's.
pence.-
The public is again rérhindéd that
the exhibit will be in phice all do!
Hindu, and ii. llI much hoped
' encouhged by
1
mended. Foster-Milhurn Co.. Props,
Buil’alo.N .
1tem cause weak back. dizziness, pulli-
‘ But, after all, this is "
two say that one or the judges reports 1
or dad- it is . . .
”mm .mn ’ahotild attend ’t'oes than those here. The prizes will
,IsmomNeothlfig 1“llie'decideti upon and the children
(dinner 101‘ one judging team the early.
1111111 0'! 119:1 week. and the result war
put their white hats 011 the
sht-lf and are now spelling the regu
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A communication has been received!
N. H. & ii. I
the 1
the ;
the souther'ly truss of
on 1
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CONFIRMED PROOF.
Residents of South Norwalk Cannot
Doubt What Has Sun Twloo
\ Proved.
in gratitude ior relief from aches
and pains of had backs—from distress,
ing kidney ills—thousands have pub-
licly recommended Doan's Kidney
Pills. Residents of South Norwaik. -
who so testified years ago, now say the
results were permanent. This test!
mony doubly proves the worth oi~
Doan’ s Kidney Pills to South Nor-walk.
kidney sufferers.
John M. Borst. 76 Spring street,
South Norwalk. says: "i sudercd from
inactive kidneys and bad backaches i.
used Doan‘s Kidney Pills, procuredl
from Plaisted's Drug store and they
cured me." .
The 'above statement was given on 1
"i haven't had occa-‘
pent." I
Price 501' at all dealers. Don't
‘simply ask lor a kidney remedy—get
Doan‘u Kidney Pills—the same that1
Mr. Borst has twice publicly recom-
.Y.
FOR Ream”. sheer t
or when tired and taint.
drinkahot cupttu or 1
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Prompt
Delivery
Prices That Speak forThemselves ‘
PURE LARD Dingo-ooga-- . ....... a o ........ 16¢l
BEST CHEESE . ..... ‘. ........ ..21¢ lb
KIRKKAN’S SOAP ..... . ....... . .. 4¢cake .
31.13,sz CATSUP
Bottle......... ...... . .............. .. .
Small Bottle ......................... i3:
FANCY RICE ...................... .. 5¢ lb.
MASON JARS .
Pints, per dozen .................... 45¢
Quarta, Pet dozen .. .............. . ........... 50¢
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1!“ ‘ COUPON W
Cut out thla Coupon, present it at our our")
thla week and by buying $1 WORTH or more
Iof our TEAS, COFFEE?» SPICES, EXTRACTS,
M“ and A‘P BAKING POWDER, you will receive
'50 magi? Stamps Free“
Boaldu regular and extra stamps given on 3an W MI}
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From Monday, Sept. 11 to Saturday, Sept. 16.
16.
This coupon not good utter Sat, Sept.
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10 TRADING STAMPS FREE 10
' WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GROCERIES:
1 pkg. Macaroni or 1 bot. Onion Salad . IOC ‘
Spaghetti ..... . inc 1 hot. Witch Hazel .. too
1 pkg. Adz? Ice Cream or 1 pkg. Quaker or Mother‘s
elly Powder 10c Oats we
1 pkg. Shredded Wheat me
1 Mason Jar Mustard Ioc
ot. Liquid Blue .. . . we
1 pkg. Van’s Norub .. xoc
The Great A 8K P. Tea Co.
124 WASHINGTON BT.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. ’9- Froo Delivery.
Best,
Creamery Butter
Bowman's
Entrance on Main St, Farfield Ave” Cannon 8!.
J"
Bridseport. Conn.
Saturday, Sept. 15, 191‘ [1...
Calendar '
vers’us
Weather .
\tt'ortling to thc c-alunlar,>ttturtla1'is tiinc ior men
to do“ lit rb_\ or soft hat~ and shakt thtir straws. it is
time for men to pit'k and cnjot thtir 11111 Autumn suits.
1f the weather and the caltndar agrtc,
111111 will do
‘ play in comfort.
lhlfi ‘f'
_\nd the llowlantl mens Sltil't is 1t'z1tly to ltclp ‘17,:
_l‘ l 1 ii weather and caltndar tltmt acre-,1 men will "1 .7
3.111 ritrht on keeping as cool and U)!lllt)l‘l.ll)lt‘ as they can i '
\nd the lloulantl 111c11s stort “ill‘bc glad to Set: ’y
them do it-antl be all the r atli t1 111111 tht new things f
11 hen men do make up their minds they 11 ant '.cm fl
'lhat as our idea of Stwrtitt oi t'htttful rtadincss for
c1'1'1ystason 3113 over) situation. 2
These tables are A new story ' m "
from McCutcheon.
From the Housetops is . tiil‘
(ll this latest llctutcheon 8w.
It is dtscribt‘tl as a book d
strong plot and \ital human in;
ttrt'st, 111 \\"llllll are interwov
a strange love story and the W
‘\t‘l0plll(‘llt of a true character.
5. Incidentally, well adapted for Sounds as though it would W
Icr1i11Igcpf little lunch when game north reading docsn t it?
9:11” Ready Saturday—$140.
ml 1111011 all 11'. o1cr, thc tablt T1103?» '3th? stories have Wl'
is quickly. foltlctl up and slipped appeal _
away into small space. i The Blrdhwse \lan—Eatonwnn
Not a ftw folks are finding The G’lllly Klng—Curwood-CIJS»
them quite COIlV cnicnt for use as sewnd7ChOICG—Hnbm_u'“'
saving—tables too' $125 $1.315‘he “all Street-Girl-B|rtle
T hird floor. I Chloe Malone-«Lea—Sl 35.
! Bonnie May—Dodge—si. 36.
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.. ideal for card-party. 1
Tables built of light lllll 1.11mL
1100(l with top t"()\(‘rtd “ith suit
firm grct 11 ftlt or a fabric very
Ilikc leather.
lmclhnt size for four folks to
After the Manner of Men—Lyn!“ '
$1. 35. -' .1-
Head Winds~—Connolly-—$1.35. . . 2:"
Of the many things required to: The Brook Kerith—-Mooro——$l.5¢- 1
dress the hair properly and at The Little Hunchback Zia—411i?
tractivcly, switch is really n10st—1Bl’mm-75c
important It supplies defitimp The Keys of the Chi—Grok”
cics, it makcstossiblc to have “'35-
Ian abundant amount of hair to
[be arranged in correct fashion. it
almost brings about a transfer-i
Good switch is
hair-dressing need
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1 Main floor, rear.
A light roomy
suitcase for $1.50.
No better butter than this can be made—it is delicious
in flavor and fresh from the creamery.
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This is the only place‘in the city where the famous
National Blend Coffee can be obtained. Have you iii“ 1
30¢ a pound.
The Home Of Low Prices
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oration in the entire appearanct-
of its uscr.
Such a case as women-Jul“
.prcicr to carry.
Light stout frame vtith covm
in]: of 111atting.
1 \Ow rcatlv,tl1csc swiichcs oil
special cxccllcncc: -—
winch—$2 25
24-incl1—3i3.50
28- -incl1——$5. 75
'l‘ransformations
length, $2: full length, $5. 50. '
Third floor.
ning around.
\\1th a good stout brass
too _ 3-4 1111: 101k and brass bolts.
\nd the price is but $1 50.
Third floor.
The Howland Dry. Goods Co.
National Butler Co.
Stores in All Large Cities
90 Washington St. South Narwalk, Conn.
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School Garments
CHILDREN' S DRESSES
Mrs. F. E. ilartmcister. 11211., 310.,
writes: “1 war. art‘cctttd with kidney
troubln to: 1210 _1'1.t':s. I was so bad,
this 11:32:19: I (-ruld 1w dly 1‘3 my'
cookixrr l Igot 1‘0le liltinc't‘ Pills
and tiny helped 1.10. 1 tool like 11 new
person's." Too many human negle'ctl
symptoms of kidney derangement.
Wit-=11 the kidneys life not properly do-
ins. their work poisons left in the s!!-
riess under eyes, sw oolen ankles, joints 1
and rheumatism.
Sold Everywhere.
.. George W. Coffin. Jr.
UNDERTAKER
Office" and Residents
' 4 Belden Place, Norwaik
i Phone 144: "
- ‘ .. ‘ Lad
Attendant .
Night School
FALL TERM BEGINS
‘MONDAYQEVENING
Sept. ‘1 l, at 7:15
Bookkeeping.
Slldtihand .
TypeWritiag
English Branches
Merrill Busines College
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Merchants Profit.
Shar'iig Coupons
With all Cash Sales.
'"CliflordPhamiacy; _‘JIIII
So. Main and Elisabeth. Star. '
4 . South Nut-walk Stamford Port Chester
any timeto
The cities:- Of this Bank will be glut:
account, and
outlet with you regarding the openlng’bf
extend any courted“ within their power.
. . Phones 833-1531
war. wayumdy t nit in all 'advitttiry capacit/
50¢ and $1.00
MIDDY BLOUSES
50¢ and $1.00 . '
BOYS’ BLOUSES
25¢ and 50¢
' GO TO
A DIOKERMAN' s SON‘I' *
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Dorion House;
(Gregory Boulevard);
East Norwalk ‘.
7 NOW OPEN
SHORE 'DINNERS AND-"AI.
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
IOHN E. O'SULLIVAN,‘
Telephone Call 7gb. '
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osmium or incitement. noun»
1 won't. a” woman heart than 'a .
«turn; that; tuition: rant-hen; Ill 7
you'll m to uswo'ii shat; you our “
tins of quality well pivot and union
1111 "oil my honor: 'mr 110m .1
1119111th on}. OII‘ prices and gout
. from North. llilaln'
Over Green Tradln 'Stam
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