in“ Hill it Will
milliliter it; it
Tablespoom‘ui of Sails if Back
Hurts or Bladder Bothers
We are a nation of meat eaters and
our blood is filled with uric acid, hays
w thermometer was down to my]. well-known authority, who warns u»
m It it: early th5 morning_ Ito be constantly on guard against kid-
ur. and Mrs. Albert o. Mariya, otlm‘y trouble
(‘ove : were in New York city! The kitt'ieys do their utmost to free
list evening. itbe blood of this irritating acid, bu
Chm. Brute, of Long llldgtyihecerre went; from the m-nrwqr‘--
spent a day with his sister, Mrs. Eni'thel' gel sluggish; the (diminutive
ml Jimmerson, at East Norwaik, re lti’ssues clog and thus the waste is re»
all]. 'tained in the blood to poison the en-
The condition of Officer WaIInCe R. tire system. '
Sammie is «really improved, There When your kidneys itch.“ and feel
is no doubt but that he will lie out in like lumps of lead, and iou have
‘M days. stinging pains in the back or the ur~
The coldest weather the is cloudy, full of sediment, or the
here this month wan: two mornings bladder is irritable, obiiging you to
when the thermometem seek relief during the night; when you
two below zero. have ‘sevet'e headaches, nervous and
There was quite. a flurry of snot." dizzy spells, hleepiessness, acid stoni-
W'ly this morning. it didn't lust tich or rheumatism in bad witther, get
hog, however, and was hardly omit-o from your pharmacist about 4 01mm“
we on the ground. es of Jud Salts: take a tui)le‘.:poonttti
Many of the local boys an planning in a glass of “'l'llt‘l' lit-lore i;rt‘.:iil'.i't
to accompany Battling Kunz when he eat-h morning and in a few days your
jonmeys to Deinbury Monday melting kidneys \viii not line. This famous
to meet'Chariie. Pitts. suit»; is made from the acid of grant;
Because of the poor condition of the and lemon juiee, combined with iithtn
h» . ice on the East Norwaik Mill, the hurt has been used for generations to
hockey 31mm between the [first and flush and stimulate rioget'd ltiviuvzr‘
Third District teams has been post to neutralize the acids in urine :0 it
poned. no longer it Hourte of irritation. thus
Skating! on the Mill pond i; m er for ending urinary and lililtltlt‘i‘ disorder:
a few days. The. dam has been mised Jud Suits is inexponslw and (atom!
and water lot in, in tit-3 effort to flood injure; iiiltltes a delightful eiteer‘rrent
the. ice and thus cover the snow, Thin lithin-water drink, and noitotiy 0:"
4 morning about one half “f 111'" Dfintl innit} :t mistake by taking a littlt n.
. was covered with water. (-nsionniiy to keep the kidneys ('lt'il .
v Under the. auspices of the Lildik‘fi' and actit'a‘.—~.’\d\'.
Auxiliary ol‘ the Christ Church, a rim. . ————.—--—-—
tion in the spring.
, Take
i
rv .“W...
ii: ll has been
l‘egidiert—d
supper was given last evening in the ’i'he Young People‘s Society m.
basement of'the church. it was deiic- ghris’flun Endeavor of the xnroton
ions and was thoroughly enjoyed by Heights Methodist l’i‘tlii‘slttnl t‘hurt-h
«the numerous people who attended it. in 1d its annual iiitlisinms ‘Iiilt‘llfillii.
. . - . . . which was follower ’v a sooth) ‘, o‘
, . \t . . .. ..
After the supper, a aorta] bout ‘v ‘KJ‘uosduy owning. H“. ,,ffi(.,.rH.l,,(
wioyed' int-e as follows: President, Pl'liillt
William (h'aig, Jr., the. little unit of ham; vicppntsidpm, Morin-rt Howe;
Kr. and Mrs. William Craig, of Edlie . ,___.._.._....... ""
‘sa'v'eroutrigrn
avenue. and the grandson of Edward
E. ”Mead, had an nnl’ortunnlt- net-idem;
"“ ‘ last oveming,‘ William tell ll'Ulll his'
R‘ high chair and broke his right art. Do not think because your
tud’disiocated his shoulder. Mt’dicztl‘teeth are getting discolored, ant
aid was summoned and the little chanhave cavities in them, that yo
is rel-tiling nit comfortably today as may 3 cannot save them. Someti no 1,
be expected under the circumstances} an illnCSS will impair the enamc‘ :
——-——-——~-——‘-— or the remedies nCCCSSary to rr 1
, 79“" 1 , "n- «a store health produce discoior; ‘
if; it,” ’ .. , tions. If such has been the car”
. 2 OWAYTéyq ; do not wait till your mouth i
fl ' . ”fl“. ”.7 :1 ( filled with unwholcsomc and 11"
if if sizhtlv members, b"t have the
- h “tended to immediately. it
,the best way, the cheapest way
the right. way.
Dr. J. H. Meiieri
Capt. Charles W, Doll in Visiting
Charles W. Bell, in Sea Cliff, Long
Island.
A Cottage pruyeritieotlug \v.~.::
Friday evening: :ii the home it .‘uir
and Mm. John lint/mono iii the [tow-
' Mr
‘6 So. Main St, 80. Norwaik, Conn.
nylon section. iiotlt .\lr. moi .‘ii"
“my u ~~ .. 7»... -.H i - :n more 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.: 7 to B o.
. At the Baptist Church, inst night, SlW‘avs liy anpointment Ni V,
‘; there was the host nttenditnce thus - .(r
for. and the service tonight will be
special interest, to the young people.
The music will be led by it junior choir
assisted by the. Sunday school orches-
tra. Rev. A. ll“. Boutwell will speak on
the submit “if the Clll'lhlltlil lurie)
‘ Squeeze.; In, ilow Will the Unbeliever
Get By?" 0th young and old are invit-
an to be present.
You Will“ Find
it Wtrth White
to look alway': for our ad"er
tiqement. It in not merely a
list of goods and prices. Rath—
er “A" God hit" 0' ie'O'u“
tion about eves and wager»
“Ma which the wire will {0‘
r
”m“ i
Bonita) iitiiltiitiit.
low.
’Mrs. Solomon Kelly of the Heights I i
is suffering with the grip. nu... advice todfiv: H “V“ l
Mist: P‘iiznbeth Fiannagan spent
Monday with relatives in Stamford.
H. W Rune and family, who have
Pinon Moor-yum: the J. H. Shipway
_ house at. Norotozt Heights-t, have. clos-
ed it, PM rmurned to their home in
New York City.
: Mrs. James; Coombs, sr., and her
i. daughter Miss Agnes, htlve. moved
from the Austen house. on the Old
King's ii‘ghway to the Pooiey Blot-k
on Railroad avenue.
(So great has been the rush of bush
ness 3' the ‘Darien Garage, erected by
llama!“ .‘tutier but two years ago, that
Mr. Butler expects: to put on an addi-
._.-_..‘. ’- r
- Art Nee-titanium
Out Art Department is certainly an attractive spot to
visit these. days. Women who like to embroider pretty
things for the home as well as pretty garments for personal
Wear are always anxious t), see the new Pieces of Art
Needlework. ..
Charming Lingerie, Dainty Infants' Wear, Guest Tow-
e‘q. Luncheon Sets, Dressing S'acques, Center Pieces, Doy-
lies. Dresser Scarfs, Pin Cushions,'Day Slips, Pillow Cases,
Ftt.
. We also carry high grade materials for Knitting, Cro-
ch-‘inq and Embrohlqing. A trial will convince you of
their superiority. ‘ .
YOUR EYES EXAMINED
BY‘OUR OCULIST.
THAMER
Ocuiist=, Optometrists, Opticianv
“The Three-0 Eye Service"
87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford. Car '
Open Sat. till 9 p. to. Est 1897
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”in! mm: mec 1mm
1 88" waomuovou tr.
r: uncements
something
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Men’s and Young Men’s
UNDREDS of men have rushed
in here to get their share of
the profit in these“ Hart Schaffner
6t Marx clothes at reditced prices.
..
:n spite of the few days of heavy
soiling there are any number of good
ya ues left-fine suits and overcoats
in the latest fall and winter styleg
marked way below regular prices. ,
Make up your mind to do your
’shopping today. ,
Men’s and Young Men’s
Suits
Overcoats ,
$10.00 Suits . .p .................... $7.85 $10.00 Overcoats .................. $7,855,
$16.50 and $t8 Suits ............. $12.85 $15.00 Overcoats ................ $10.85
$20.00 Suits ..................... $15.85 $20.00 Overcoats ................ $14.85
‘ $25.00 Suits ..................... $20.85 $25-00 OWE-103‘s ---------------- $18.85
ivtcn‘s $10 Raincoats ............... $7.85 $30.00 'Ovcrcoms ................ $22.85
. l AD ' ‘6 3 ‘ o ,8
F11 rmshmgs, Etc. [30) . (“id Child” '1
buds and 0w rcoats
SHIRTS SWEATERS
OVERCOATS
60c Fancy Shirts ...... 48!? Big Reduction in Broken Lines ‘
_ 85c Fancy Shirts ., .. . .. 68¢ ‘of Men’s, Women's and Boys SChOOIPOfi::rc°atS at Half
3 $1.25 Farley Shirts ..... 93¢ Childrens Sweaters. . ' 1
3 $1.75 Manhattan Shirts $1.35. WOMEN'S WOOL SCARF SUITS
$2.25 Manhattan Shirts $1.65 SETS $3.50 Suits .. IIIIIIII $2.65
1 UNDERWEAR $5.00 gults .......... $3.85
‘ $2.03 Scarf and Cap to match $3330 ‘Slhtiis I H ' gggg
60:: Derby Ribb . .' ...... 48¢ $1.29 ' ' . - ' ' ' - ' . .
60c Fieeced ........... 48¢ $3.00 Scarf and Cap to match MEN‘S BLACK HALF
$1.25 Natural Wool . .. . 98¢
$1.89
HOSE ........ 2 for 25¢
Copyrightfiartfilit-Hun! Mm , . $4.00 Scarf and Cap to match 3
Other Bargains ‘m Broken ' , $269 50¢ FOUR-IN-HANDS i
Lines of Underwear $1.25 Wool Scarfs ...... 89¢ _. . . 38¢
Rogers & Steyens’
THE HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER ‘8: MARX CLOTHES.
So. Norwalk
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Norwalk
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$1312?" iii? 3122221 fisfiimm‘i “Beam“?- and Sergeant Bridgman
The hearing upon the, matter of de:— and two other officers of the State
“ying the. qlot machines which police had traveled l’.om Hum till .i
"ere cdntisc'tted in five i l t b (399. present. Mr. Wiiimott asked for in". ~
, ‘ y‘ . . “\ 0“} 0“? icontinuanco, thinking this courtesy!
hmcnts. when the Shit Police midi due the unknown attomev Ser eant
i them last Wednesday? was contlnw Bud , ’ " ' g '
W} until ‘Satnrdav. at 10 a. m. by l geman was opposed to postpone,
'ustice of the Peace Harry V. Snead! 'nent, because of ‘he expense and I” l
. . «t time for lllr‘n men. He said that ”Mnl
'estorday morning. it appears that ., , , - _.
he previous day a 'phone message Brown had .iot left any address or |
, ‘ . m. . ._ . phone number, and that anybody
1m been lifcpfvezlfl‘t :k‘ :n 3.00“?“ "flllld send in a “ntinney” l‘flflsfl"2n nl
fiijam' .“f‘mB "7‘5 5. ‘f, Brid £301.31 this sort. Justice Snead seemed dis-l
'3 timmth'tt ritual-31:21.1 rgtalnedgag nt- ”05"“ to agree withthe “mm“ m“?
" ngb "the owner" of the machines the case :hnuid go on. but, Auguetttr
firm); t) h “Rho; to .1 ear ml'li'. ‘Mag‘ter, proprietor of the Columbia
.“d t a e H‘ ‘ pp - Hotel. in whose place some of the ‘ma-
tem, and that he. would communicate bin had been seized declared that'
'ig'arding the mutter with Grand Joel" 9'3 ' ' ‘ ‘i
: . ' had been]
- z y ott. ut when the he knew that in attorney 1
fffifiuéamr$§twn¥ey put in an: retained, and that he believed rim-h
the message had been sent in good,
,. vtaith and offered to file a bond t.»
[OKMOATAND LUNGS cover expenses incurredJu one the?
mama: cotton my cum, .1 l .
‘ l
Eckman s
' ‘ "' in: a recess until. he could make
some pm.muuutiou in Bridger
attorney should not nppettr at the'
MJM'MW him that tho ro-f
lice Snead showed :Sotouiomiilm who"
viom and hand Yonkfe amen in ick-
time tired (or the continuation. Jug-f
i_l
\
{rum _m ' , _ m- _-
quest had come front proper sources; P j
Ecle' “‘ >4; The City l\l auonal Bank
The “Ramy Day” Fund
The future'contains no worry or anxiety for the'man
who deposits g portion‘of his earnings regularly.
Start your “Rainy Day" fund with this Bank—today—
and add to it whenever possible.
Success in any walk in life can be won by persistent
and determined chart—the man of the hour is the man
with a method.
We loan money on first
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Steps La Grippe coughs l”
The quickest and simplest way to stop
an ugly, hard, in griypc cough is to Like 5
lFoley’s Honey and Tar:
n itnyou get the curative influence f
of the pine balsam (ro beneficial for i.t~ l
and bronchial other and sore chest) .
mid other lit-sling infli‘cdienu, together 3
$78!: mlhfymg native action of ' _
. h C ' ‘ ' - .‘I
It cam: . ; and then granted the request. tixltiz
rut-face. of “gamma-9:1: 2.531;" 23‘? lamina-y morning as the time. What
, . .« a .mng the attorney purposes to take
I“ mki " '
m 9 “3» m5, “0” “cum“ ' h more or lent 0‘ I WHIRLTN it B
mortgage.
but tew’excuptlonu. that the State po-
lice did I good sole—Although m.
tunuoly it run out as thorough as it
might have been-«ti that tile Ina-
MW 'flllg.ahwnm ‘1...» ivory unusual for anyone to claim such china on in to be dentroyed. I‘m! not:
no. 7 WfiTfl “at." d: whine: and mike an allot-two pm pamttted‘l, my tent Mentality to
M. and him be removed to drhnch hm m
not their destruction... m ‘oentl-
\ Ml £14.th 1“} mo ll, with
a w . .
nutty initiation of in low.
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