Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 11, 1916 · page 7

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M {ed two players it his five. They are

n- Ifl-M In!" I“ mum." Beam no will be mm. nndior
M‘ m “'9‘“ Chord "u b“ \ ard. and Murray. who will play
hall W owning Rev George mud
'v ”V“! 5‘“ 3W" “The Blue Ribbons will be the in.
I ketbnll team which will represent
Bridgeport in the lnterstste longlw
this season. it is possible tint there
will be eight teams in the league. el-
lhough the makeup of the leasue has
not yet. been entirely settled.

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of Bridgeport. Stamford of this state.

Gong, E. J. Hill nddnedsed the
wield Count! Grins! in Shelagh“, 0“" "“0 End-on Ed New-
nrt, oil at New Jersey.

file W. The “dress was non-

union. on Saturday um Ir. “It *8 elltwat-ell that W will

lill will deliver a campaign speed in PM ‘ team in the league. but-the fran-
chise has not yet been granted. There

that pitch.
is much interest in basketball in Nor

 

 

ldin Ovals Gillchrist son of Mr.
and Hrs. Peter Gilchirst of 16 Proo- fitment. will be taken there
,ect fvenue was christened St Mary 4‘ “The managers of the vnrious tennis
fluidly afternoon by Rev June! 5 which "will compose the league are con-
lmese Mrs Nicholas Elwood nnd hunted by the salary question this
Ilwdrd Kearney were the sponsor! wear. Every manager in the league
-—-'-—-- 1moms to be after Sweneon, but none
«see William 8. Hart in “The Pa- 5,. my,“ hm "L
"‘01" 1: the “1309 ‘0‘” also ‘ Keys‘ “'llle Danbury loom hns nlrondy
‘0‘. Comedy. feigned two players, Leonard and
"" Roach All thr- tennis are on the out:
Captain “Ck Guttridge 0‘ Chapel =ook for good players, but the sninriea

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DRY ESCOLLOPS
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FALL COATS:

100 Styles of High Class Costs:
in Stock

Sizes 14 «”5

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PRICES

 

 

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MAJORITY?
You know that Efimn‘a wagon
by your house is an ornament.
For one potent or telephone you
can have Risen paying you but
prices forall kinda of Junk.

L. EFFRON
5 Rowan St.. E. Norwnlk

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Norwalk's good fortune in escaping
up to the present time, with only six
use! of infantile paralysis. is emphn- i
aired by the experience Pittsiieid.i
lane, is having. The litty- first one
in that city was reported yesterday
nnd ten or more cases have. developed “9”: “WV become overworked: 831
in the little town of Dalton ndincent‘l sluggish. ache, and feel like lumps of
ea.d The urine becomes cloudy; the

to Pittsfleld
.blsdder is irritated. and you may be
“The pa- obliged to seek relief two or three
a Key timewuring the night. When the kid-
neys clog you must help them flush
1oil the body’ 9 urinous waste or you'll
to and be a real sick person shortly At first
ted in you feel a dull lllisery in the kidney
3 region. you cutter from backache, sick
docile. dizziness, stomach get!
tongue coated and you leel rheu-

 

 

tntt with him samples of his son's
urine vegetables. including cox'c, the
like of which local people declared
8a|tleoe meat and take Baits tor
Backache or Blood.»
trouble.

 

Uric acid in meat excites the kid

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~8ee William S. Hart in
tridt"'nt the Palace today also
atone Comedy.

 

The case of Tony Bonanlen
James Morgan. who were arres
Stamford for stealing i' bicycle in thi
city came up before Judge George H 119“
Vosbnrgh this morning Ind was con‘ '0'"-
tillqu unlll tomorrow The parents mile twinses when the weather in
of the boys, who are from Brooklyn. bed. 0
N y have been notified of the guest Est less meal, drink lots of water;

Corr ct Apparel forWomen

At Mable Prion-
NIlW MODELS FOR AUTUMN
in
COATS and TAILORED SUIT.
BERG! and AFTERNOON DRIBIL
II Ind SEPARATE SKIRT.
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The Little Shop

K. 5 A. CLAVIN
II NO. MAIN IT.

 

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Tile/Reed we V'oill;
Electrical Co. q‘

The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
Inthe Town

 

 

 

. ”a will probably appear in court to also get from any phanuacist tour
mow. ounces of Jsd Soils; take a tablespoon-

 

The announcement mode by Mayor “13‘ ‘0? fl {6“
Carl Axel Harstrom at last night' 5 Will then am fine
Council meeting in regard to Benvle
dunno should be of my, interest to lemon juice. combined with lithia, and
the residents of the East‘Side. The has been used for generation'l to clean
”Kym...” that he thought that ho clogged kidneys and stimulntclbem to
new his way clear-to permanently pnve normal activity. also to neutralize the
”Seeview avenue in the spring. Thus, acids in urine, 9° ll “0 long" 15 8
the most 1,“th road in East Non, source of irritation. thus ending bind-
walk and the one which bears the a" ”he“
heaviest tramc will be put in “1,3? I Jed soils is inexpensive, cannot in-
class condition lure, makes a. delightful effervescent

"this-water drink which everyone

should take new nod than to keep the
—-Call evenings at Republican head lkidneys clean and «active. Drugglsls

“mm' 3°“ “in“ “a“: ”"1 1”"Lllere say they sell lots 0! Jnd Salts to

your, application To Be Made" 0. vo-

tor Oct. 16th tb last do folks who believe in overcoming kid
' ° ’ nay trouble while it is only trouble

NOTICE

 

 

At the dinenr to be given by Gener-
nl Frost. president of the Boy Scouts
of America. at the neheckemo hotel.

' mutiny. Woodrull' Russell, president
of the Brooklyn Council of the Boy
Scouts of America and A. B. Newman.
assistant executive at the Manhattan
council, will address the guests. If any
of the members of the council or any
candidate of the Scout Masters' school
inadvertently has not received an in
ndvsrtcntly has not received an
invitation General Frost wishes such
members and condidstes to attend and
would have them drop him a postal oi"
their lu‘RShtlon to do so. 1

 

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SHOE STORE
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Pcmnal executors di— ,
often in are midst of od-
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lul in a glass of water before break-j
days and your kidneys‘
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or is made from the acid or grapes and

 

AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone Bog—so So. Main in
pan. Norwalk. Music Hall BIL.

 

 

 

 

 

G. ‘nocxorr

New York Ladics' Tailor
REMOVED

From 20 North Main

To 11 North Main .
|0vcr Green Trading StampStorc
aNow Ready to Serve Patron
With Our Usual Promptneal

 

 

 

 

Coats, Suited Dresses
For Women and Children
The NATIONAL
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new rmsnm.... ...... ...$15.Mt0"50,~00

new summers 37.98 to 345

names ....... . ...... $5.98 to 3:5
mmunrs OPENED.

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See the New

Johnson 8: llrlluplly’s Shoes for Men
Edwin C. Burt’s Shoes for Women
Representing the Top’Notch of . Shoe Quality

Hosiery for Men, Women and Children

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Willow Ware

Cozy and Condortable Chairs in many models that: i

Artistic Wicker Baskets and Wall Pockets
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Furniture

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A Silk Dress for $10. 00

PRISE VALUES
WHILE THEY LAST—CHOICE.

A. DICKERMAN 8r SON

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Try chocolate layer and pleased
you will be.

So while you’re bonnet-mint.
(too busy to bake,

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Smith. Underwood
Remington, all other
makes.
iron-trod. mun, II
per month. lla-zhlual-
cold at 65 per-mm

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