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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 21, 1917 · page 7

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first day of spring.

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Mrs. E. C. Bennett, of 7 Raymond
street, has been discharged from the
Stamford “Hospital. after three, weeks
at severe illness. ’

 

Mrs. James Coornbs, Sn, and her
daughter. Miss «Agnes. have left Dar.
ion to unite their home in Norwalk.

——Your lenses duplicated st Brand’s.
Over 30 per cent. saving. Green
stamps given.

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This is the season when ship-bulli-
ors and repair their are busy. A num-
ber of the craft in drydock here arc
being overhauled now.

A largely 'attended meeting of the .

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iEat Leos Meat If You Feel Backachy
Or Have Bladder Trouble
Meat forms uric acid which excites
‘snd orerworks the kidneys in thcitw
efforts to filter it from—«ho 558le
Regular esters of meat must flush!
the kidneys occasionally ._You must}
irelieve them like you relieve your):
lbowels: removing all the acids. waste“
.and poison, else you feel a dull with:
lery in the kidney region. sharp pains
:in the buck or sick headache, (Hui,
mess. your stomach sours. tongue is‘.
coated and when the weather is bad.
you have rheumatic twinges. The. ur-l
ice is cloudy, full of sediment; the
ichannels often get irritated. obliging‘
lyou to get up two or three times dur-E
ting the night ., f
To neutralize these irritating acids

 

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Trial Eottlc of Old “St. Juno :
Oil”
All: Pill.) is gone!
Quickly? » yes. Almost instant

with “St. Jacob‘t: Oil."
Rub this soothing. penetrating oil

flight on your 'painful buck, and like Tubs, Mo

magic. relief comes. “St. Jacob’s Oil”

is a harmless backache. lumbugo Andi
sciatica cure which never disappoints}

and doesn’t burn the skin.
Straighten up!

Stop those torturous “stitches." in a,

moment you will forget that you ever;

had a weak back. because it won't hurt 1

or be stiff or lame. Don't suffer! Get

a small trial bottle of old. honest

rev
jlief from Ltrencss, stiffness. lamenessE _
yinlld pain follows u gentle rubbing Garbage Cans, ASh Sifters, Coal

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Quit complaining? '

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ASH CANS

:Hods, Galvanized Wash Tubs.‘

“Pails, Foot Tubs. Infants‘ Bath
p Wringers, Etc.

Albert F. Gellebe

Phone 1069-2
:5 Washington St.

 

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Ken King Klub was held yesterdaylaud flush off the body's llrillous waste
“WWW“ at the home 0‘ Mrs. N3“get about four ounces of Jed Salts
thnnlel Fisher. in Core avenue. from any pharmacy; mke a table»
lspodnful in a slurs of water below

Howu'd L Hunt, who has been sick breakfast for a few days and your kid
‘0'" a long “"19 at 41‘“ 1mm in “3‘” neys will then not one and bladder
ford Place, has gone to a. private suli- disorders disappear. This famous
tarbum in llldgelleld. COM" for m“ salt: is made from the. acid 0! grapes
health.

and lemon juice. combined with lithia,f
land has been usctl for generations to'j

-——Do "Qt closo.your deal for an au- clean and stimulate sluggish kidneysi
lomobilo until you have Md a Milton and stop bladder irritation: Jud Salts:
titration of the me-Elkart car. Do is inexpensive; harmless and makes;
”hibmm‘ ‘“ "m "ahawmm "0“" a delightful cffcrrcsccut noun-water?

“St. Jacob's ()il" irom your drugglsti
now and get this lasting robot-Adv:

NEW SPRING SUITS

”$10.00 to $18.00
We Cordially Invite Inspection

and a “Try-on.”

CopyrightClothibgCo.

5 N. MainSt.

 

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GOOD POSITIONS OPEN.
plum. Sentinel:

.‘la secretary (if the local civil ser-
iiu- board, l have received :lpplicn-
lion blanks to be filled out by appli-
cant: of all trades a list of which 1
have at the South Norwnlk post office.
it is proposed to list mechnnlcs, not
already working on Governmentxon
tracts, who would be willing to ac-
cept Government employment at once,
and those who would not accept im-
mediate onlploylllent. ‘but who would

So. Norwalk.

 

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lobby.

There will be a regular lllectillg
this evening of the First District t‘oul-
lnissiouers. in the offices in Wa‘l
street. It is expected that important
business will come before the meet-
lug.

 

Routine business was transacted
last evening at. the regular \vcokly
meeting of Welcome Stranger Lodgc.
N0. 364. Sons of St. George. Further
plans were made for the coming e:—
tertainlnent which «will be llcld ml the
lodge rooms one week from this Sat-
urday night.

 

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There will be a regular meeting
this evening ci‘ Our Sister ‘Re‘lloltall
Lodge. No, 55. l. t). 0. R. in the lodge
rooms in Wall street. important
business will be transacted and ll. sa-
clnl time at cards will llc in ordcr af-
ter the busillcns tllectilll: has icon
concluded.

~—Do not close your deal for on P"-
tomobilc until you"llnve had it demon-
stration‘of the Crow-Ellmrt. cur. On
exhibition in the Mlllltlckcmo Hot-0|
lobby”,

The Holmes, chler & Kent t‘tl,

drink which millions of men and Mo,
men takc now and then. thus avoiding“
serious kidney 1nd bladder diseases:

-—Adv. i
We:

AMPHITRITE BACK IN SOUND FOR.
use or NAVAL MILITIA. l;
I The Monitor Alllpllltrlte which re-I
contly lcft liridgcporl harbor for duty '
l'l connection with the United Suites|
Navy has rclul‘llcd to New Haven for,.
usc in training Uultcd States Naval. Gland Duke Michael, brother 0‘ the
Volllntcers during lllccolulng summer drullsed (Jsar Nicholas, who was
months. The ship was oporuted from "am“, to succeed the late ruler, bus
tllc Brooklyn Navy yard under com‘ announced 11.. would accept the pluce
‘mund ct" Cassius ll. Barnes and llieut. it ”w 1'00]th bud
Clitl‘ord M. Pack with u detachment oi Mink“ H”
Itbe New Havcll Naval Volunteers. It
will‘be it slution ship for the Third
Division. N. \'., loctltcd ut Bridgeport __

with the likelihood that during “'9 sues HUSBAND FOR 52,000

,sumulcr months it Will cruise Sound DAMAGES. CLAIMING NEOLECT
‘wutcrs with butler: at .‘Icw Haven "“d Claiming lhnt she is poor and with-
llrldgcport. ,out means and that her husband has

-—-»—~~«-~~ neglected to provide for bcr. Alnln
RUSH FOR DRIVERS' LICENSES ‘1'}. Larson of Stamford today filed

CAUSE DEELAY IN,.ISSUANCE- [Limit tn the Civil Supcrlor court for?
p a.— $2,000 damages against Andrew E.

Word has been reccivcd by many Larson of the same place. Mrs. bar»
automobile owllcrs ill this» cll)’ by 1% son alleges tlllll her husband is welll
tcr from the sccrctnry 0f suite that be- able to support her but has refuse-til
(tulsc of the enormous volume of ap— to do so. I

 

 

r (GRAND DUKt .MlCl'lAEt._ ]

a voice in the
has asked for a vote for
r. lgvtlelal tlfifit‘lllbl)‘. ulllch shall set-
tlc lht question of ll new ruler.

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wholesale ~broom-s. of Norwulk. one plicntion for drircrs‘ licenses the de-.‘
of the largest business concerns lll pnrtmont will 1"». 50“,..th delayed.
that. city, has been purchased by the this y...” in the ”Sum"... of certlll-p
C. it). ‘Slnuson 00.. of Stamford. The (rates. ‘
Norwalk 00mm“? 1‘33 bud WWW“. Many drivers of automobiles whosc‘
relations I“ ”‘1“ city r" "”"W -""“”-Ilicenscs expired on February 28, hnvo
_———l)nnhury N9“- hccn anxiously awaiting thc new cards
with fear of ‘policc arrcst during the
J. Sutherland MneLcod. of New interim ultimo.

York city. ‘8 a visitorilltowltl‘orufcw, The courtesy oi the motor vehicle
days.» M" MacLeod is an author "1 dcpartlllcnt ill advising the spy"-
many short stories, and has bad lllllclllcams by mail of mo delay has greatly
experience in crucial Welfare work. It lllltigltted the situation ill NorWalk.

is understood Mr. Machcod will assist
George H. Mooscr, trnveling represen.
toilive of the Volunteers of America,
in the churches of Darien tonight.

 

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ISTATE WANTS BIDS ON DEATH
TRAP WORK. -

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Somcibody is going to make some,
money, one of these days. on an in;
vention of some safety device for fore; .
stalling the activities of automobile "-V ‘3‘“ “it“ .“lg‘l‘i‘l‘l’ “mall-“1310B"
thieves. These have not been sonactive; “' "‘5 "m0" '“ ”‘9 Capitol 1'01' the
in Norwnlk as in some other towns in: completion of the underpass in the
the: state, ‘but they are active enough” 10““ 0" WlHdSOP- T1“A Hyde Park
it, is easy to steal a machine or a type. ('~‘1hlrfi§1i011 Company of Boston ml
of which there are thousands- in the, cenlll defaulted the contract to oiling.
public streets. Nearly all cars have: itmte the “tenthlmu” and the work
locks for spark. switches, but few pea-i t-‘lls taken over by the state. The
pic use them. Insurance\_comllnlll luuposals will be received until 2 p
are constantly warning the publicgm. this afternoon.
against carelessness. It would seem!
that motorists need more lessons oni
this subject before stealing of auto-~
mobiles will cease.

Complete It.
Halicd proposals will be received

 

FOUR SUBMARINE CHASERS.

WASHINGTON, March 20.—-'rllo'
New Orleans navy yard was todny or
dered to build at once four submarine
chasers. The New York navy yard
yesterday was ordered to build sixty.

The department has called upon all
navy yards fitted to undertake small
boat contraction to submit estimates

 

 

 

 
 

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:7 only “ch mom in bud. as to the number of submarine chas-
2’ -~ . . era theyenn tum out quickly. .1
35 ““3 u make huh“: ma' » Bremerton, .‘Mare Island. l’orta-'

 

mouth. Boston, Charleston and olheri
yartla probably will be assigned to
instruction of chum to the full or:
uni-of their capacity. it is poulblo‘
that tho coll-traction or 150 or tool

may be provided for in tilla‘
mdnfldltlulolflcmoretobo
m W from prints build-i

on M to do mini
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7' tutionn of positive value.

'The management of thin
. bank believes that than
» .; everything else sundry
and faithfubtmmdmnd.»
" ed"on the part of I voll-
rnmaged financial initial-
fial. and upon this bull
invite your account.

 
 

 

 
 

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CAN SPANK YOUR _
‘ WIFE FOR sMOKlNg‘

Justice Manon,

 

THE PRAISE CONTINUES

 

 

Everywhere We Hear Good Report:
of Dean's Kidney Pllll

South Norwslk is no exception. Ev-

ery section of the U. S. rcsounds with

praise of Dunn's Kidney Pills. Thirty

itboussnd persons are giving testimo—

ny in their home newspapers. The
sincerity’ of these witnesses, the fact
that they live so near, is the best
proof of the merit of Dosll's. Here's
a South Nor-walk case:

Mrs. H. G. Ferris, 6 Cross street,
South Norwtilk. says: "I have used

‘ lDonn's Kidney Pills a few times in
Takes Over Windsor Task and Will the past and because of the benefit;

they have brought. I can certainly rec-

ommend them. Whenever my back: NEWEST SPRING STYLES

has been lutllc or my kidneys have

been irregular in action. I have got} MEN’S AND WOMEN’S i

tell a box or so of Doan‘i Kidney
Pills at Baxter's Drug Store.
have never failed to help roof,“
Price 50c. at till dealers. Don't sim-
ply ask 'for a kidney remedy—get
Dunn's Kidney Pills—the same that

 

 

omnnsru, N. 1. March 21,—.5‘
wifo‘wllo smoke. cigarettes Inn: ‘bo
lawfully spanked by her husband. Jus~
tice Million so decided yesterday. .

Edmund Durkn is 56. His wife,
Elizabeth, is 24. She said her hus-
band had. spanked her. ”The husband
said Mrs. Durkafsmoked l‘our packs
cigarettes a day.

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’ Mrs. Ferris had. Foster-hillbullu Co”:
' Propel” Buffalo. N. Y.—Adv.

 

uctcpt in case the country urgently
needed their services. .
I, personally will be at the post of-
fice at South Norn'alk. Conn. and ex
plain the furnished cards, Thursday.
between 7 and 8 p. nl. ,
it is urgently requested by the com-i
mission that men of all trades and;
laborers respond and file an tulllllcilu
itch and all who call will rcccivoi
prompt and courteous attention in;

their turn.

Respectfuy,
ARTHUR D. KEYWOltTil.

Secretary

 

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Kidney Trouble} .. ,
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“lack Mnltos. (‘oppcropolla, (‘nllf l

~..)s: "i had such u sown: was 0
Littllc trouble i thought i would huh
to act out my business. 1 look tbrc.
button or h‘ule kidney Pills \vlllc-
clltlrclv rclitwct mo and 1 have ha:
111:) refill-ruled of kidney trouble sinc.
on. ‘ '
b‘umo days it seems as if you cut
in lower bear the pain and llllssr:
"ll! minor from kidney and blnddc.
uh... 1. 'i‘llo ncllc across your boot
W” .2 worm- with every more/yo
“law in. i (very clcp you take. 1
to! terms to rob youof all strengtl.
lzd cut-lay. Your bend aches. yol
re iit‘fl’Oun m I worn out, aloe poorly
' l» .:~c l ; ; gputitc. alumna-N lu up-
l‘: ml iluWBll rlolrulllr.
llulcv kidney Pills lesson the air
lltll it is finally gono ctlll’i‘oly. llc'
.t. minnow and tone u “it: kidney;
v .zll- .. tho-m strong. not re. tbl‘lr oc-
im Iwcomcl lrgulur nnd lmrnmi
zsxnlu. and your hcnltll grown l-ctter
:ll'll day you take this stunt healing
.lullclnc.

StlllIonJ’owell Caro.

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‘THE SELECTION or

FOOD VALUE .
Frisbie’s Pics
The most economic

dessert. Sold at all
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SUITABLE WALL PAPERS
is an easy task here. We show
so many varieticsyboth in pat:
terns end plain colors that we
can sun any taste or meet any

requirement. And we can suit é,

Shoes. oi the Latest Mod

. many novelties that we invite"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

EVERYBODY “s

Wants to assist Nature to make the lawn look like we?
also the flower gardens to bloom with delightful W

-’ We Call Your -

Attention to the Best Fertilizers produced.
Odorless Top Dressing Agricultural Lime

rmce.

Sanderson Top Dressing Retriever ‘
Sheep Manure complete for Corn and
Superphosphate Grain ‘
Fine Ground Bone Potato Manure “
BOne Meal Nitrate Soda.

GRASS SEEDS
Clover, Red Top,’ Mixed Seed, Timothy.

Now is the time for action. Gct b
IT NOW. . usy and order.

RAYMOND BROTHE

Phone "3-3. 137 Wallinm '

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SHAD GREENPONT overrun-r
con LONG AND sown.
HALIBUT CLAMS . .
SALMON GOSLING CLAMS Font
¥l8§NDERS BAKING AND Emma.
ALL KIND cm"
HADDOCK s OF

NED AND SALT F18

'Cutbill’s Bridge. Fish Market

c ’Phonu 108 and 100. .. '

Fro. Dollvory. 11 North In!» 03..

Are arriving daily and include:

you to inspect.

Every member oi the. family is so
shoe“ salislacti0n here.

CONNEALLY & BRACKEN‘

at Washington Street. South Normlli

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tiny purse too. We carry papers
in every grade, so any price limit
yau may have set can be accom‘
modated.

The Gorbam C0

Wooster&ilowersock

Attorneys at LEW

PATENTS

A. M. Wanton/Late Examin-

er U. S. Pat. Office

F. H. Bowersock, :3 you:
practice N. Y. City

Security Building. rrrs Main

St, BRIDGEPORT. CONN.

Send For Booklet On Potent:

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For Unto-onto Service Call

FREDIH. GANUNO.
Funeral Director and Embahn

 

 

Office and Ruldenco
Telephone 904
M So. Main St. So. Norwalk

 

 

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DRAFTS
CLOTHING to the "” “ ‘ ' "M
TERMS TO SUIT oldCountI-y
far the... N

Gately fireman .

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42 soon: new or. e Fume

“White Star‘ or “Cllrlard.”

.l. M. Layton &C0. inc.

Real Estate and Insurance,

 

 

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.. ' _ ~ , ‘ South Norwalk, Conn. "
. Glovers i" «4— .

- ——- 0ld~Reliable Junk rum

.. . ,. , . ‘ Best prices paid for all kinds of

l‘.‘ , i n Junk. Automobiles-4n specialty: it

Send postal o‘r'telephone. ,

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______ 5 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
Authoritativetln Styll Tel. 2906. Tel 1906- r
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THREE STORias IN ONE. N STA'IVRS TOICLIMBL
Free Delivery Evorywhm

“HS . . r ’21.».

Now is the time to select your Spring Furniture while
the stock is complete. If you wait until too late the stock
diminishes. The present freight embargo will make itjm
possible to get what you want when you want it.

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For immediate or future delivery. We have over sooty
and sizes for you to select from- $2.00 will deliver any
frigerator to\your home. - , » ’ :

 

 
 

Refrigerators $5.95’to $55.00 '3

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

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