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.31.; “W. -_ . w ““2 most 0‘ hm ”Kuhn army in I(",P(d Mayor .Harstrom declared that
13 IATURE 'ALMANAC FOR guarding the lndian luscrvatlons H19 reiterated his statements made at,
‘ TOMORROW l “by not take a chum-e with 1-0.11191151 meeting. He stated that he be
A laid by lieud that a person who published
ough 1 to anything in a newspaper without sign
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said that he disliked to see a cowardly
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' {11ch Mmanep’s Residenée... "nltxmgtnn by holding at “Wake up, mm] ‘0 lhl'. accusation that he had de-
' in}? D ' America” day in .11 my city, town, and “bel‘flll‘ll’ delayed the ° lost council

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J__ :5 On the 19th day of April, 1775' our way and then made statements against
BUSINESS MEN'S BRAINS forefathers fought the first battle of hnn, ““01 liatstrom alleged that he
11' that 110 are confronted with the Retolutionary 1var,tbo victory of “"l only followed “19 usual course of
tremendous national crisis, the oldlwm“h 1“! 10 the estaglishment of this h“"‘"““" l 1
.muntty of ours, a 11111 of libert be 111112 ”1‘” ‘9 13"” ere With WW"
cry is being heaid lhfll “.9 ought to patriots 111110112 than 11 hundred 5.3;” business by talking over private af-
.9 big business 1111911 running the ago confined to our trust and care this glint. 'lhc ulnyorswore‘on his solemn
rovernment instead or lawyers. Don'zland in which wocnjoy prosperityand 0311’ ”'3' 1‘" didn't “PM“ 0" ”l" ”05'
71.1.11... and othor supposedly imprao *freodm1r'l‘odu3'1ve me called upon 10 pital M” ;" ”Al‘lfold. ”9 @0me
that] peoplc it is 1"1e1hops natural Execute this 1111121 by dcfe 1d1ng their ”1‘“ h“ ““11 always it'll that the bill
1.11 in 11 goat rommcrcial countryl‘ounhl' our county, ”‘01P flog (“11‘ “RH“ to "P hep-'.'11'p11rat.-fron3 ”‘9th
businows opera in“, their people, our people against rturtei 1111111140118. M1'.ll.1t(h was
,a foreign enemy ,und to driVe off the ”“3" ”’9 11111301 “”3"?“ in stating
is are conducted 011 a scale never face of this eanh Prussian militarism that the council understood when it
More known in the 11 Olld the men The people of the state of (‘onnccti WU“ "'1 11101017111 01' 1111' measure that‘

urh 11.2 Olll'o, 11"h1'1e

grout patriotic demonstration which is I.“ “‘ ““-" ‘0 ““1"“ ”a“ 0f ”'0 truth
swooping the entire country tomortow. “"d not 2‘“ I “*1 1n my 0"“ 0011'
, .1 Connecticut is ric‘ 'in Revolutiouan Micnt‘t- that l hilvt' :1l\vn3'u done the
rtill‘oad Dipmdml h“ “0“” "“‘ko a"l1lz2'tory,muny of lg sons have uohlcy m” thin" '-
od fame as statesmen, soldiers and Judge William Tammany explained
sailors and Utah names b.1v11 bccn in- t‘n'ngs .15 h.-1111dv1.2'tood thou. to take
scribed 11111111 tho honor rolls of lllu 1”"“9‘” 11‘“ (cunt'il "1901ng of F‘ob'ru
nation “1‘ 10. Mid MPG Karo n doseriptlon of
Tho colony or (‘0111100111111 was cs happenings 111 ”Mm?” H11 3911911
tabl'shod in “:33 and is th. fifth of the that the day when tho measure conic
original nine colonies of America, it "p {0‘ d”‘°“"‘“”“ 111 "W capitol city
was one of the four colonies which that ”1"” “‘1‘“ “"0 “05911111 bills, one1
1’01 mod tho United New England 2010 concerning “WWW“ all 0"” ”10 Sibel
n‘ics, tho. first union to be. banned in and one concerning, “‘0 NGFWHlk 1105-
Noith America It is our of the thir 1111.11 H" "’1" "D“ ”l“ bi“ hill] 1’0“!)
turn original stairs and tho fifth to. ”mug!“ "p. ””0"“ ”‘9 COUanl 11nd hOW
r.1til3' tho cn12litutlon ‘1"ng “‘HSI'h h-"l appealed from the
it 11'1111from hero tlutl that grout wwww“ “hm“ “DONG“ adl'f‘l‘sely

joy an cweptionnl predigc. But 10‘
urgue that l,‘c.1u2:o a man is fl great

, real national leader is a fallacy.
Bushland deals inatcriul things
nd to in its 05110111511. 11111105111 to south
teutulity. Government deala with hit-2
‘nlty in the row, with import, ambl-
tlons. ideals, lov11.2',llnlrctls and aspir-
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£1 spiritual things,

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bank. 119 must be 1111 1110111151 and; \11'1'1'111111 patriot, Nuthau “11111.net 0" “ Mr 'I‘d11111111113'121ut11dtlmthobo. which puts the: groundpfrnntle “Mill: $331 $1211: 1321f. 1111an or. the gifts f‘ V NW 111111 putty. Rogulol
{must be able to give not overcly di- «mil on that dangerous message. which bond ”’9’ tltmcouncil “'1‘?" “ \olcd the from of tho mlnlatortt We ought consider whilh 1311: t: 1111 so freely, and L YARD WIDE SPLASH 33‘ """"""" 290 11.111"
ion but inspiration. 11 i" “not duc‘ctnlc-l in his capture and untimely “I“ .1pprmal “f ”‘0 1111211111119 “‘1‘“le to put 11 man" in the field to go 1.1.01.1 do all We “next-01 m: 1:? nutrhduttfto' , AND SEED VO‘I'LES ‘ W.
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home that m 1111321110111 0,. the donut .11 the hands of tho Billion, V1121“: 1:1 mild 1.111.111 rctcrcndum by and collect funds m more,“ this Maw generations ‘ ,- 1,..1l1ar1l11115. plain and WOMEN’S LISLEH'OSE
"lied sun” has W“ .1 “mg but-.1 Flu-11111111 llttuck upon the U. 3.1). ;' 1 ‘ 3 11111111, by Judge “111.111 He fund '1 ~ {1 , l" . 01m, undor my hand and tho “I, 1 film.“ VHI‘K‘S “P m 331‘. ' Full fashioned, seamless.
, ‘ . ~"'tio_1c1' Smith off the coast of Ngw valued that Mr. llatt'h's contention Thor..11'1r .ol'twis 1nd mixr 1.1 '3' 19¢ 1'11. 12- ll.‘ l c
’ “"1 tl 1' c 1- n 1.. 11 mu ofthe state of the capitol, in Hartford. ~ 11 l 1 =61 2'.'.11l .olcs, Lint-l.-
a... man 1 .11112'1'3', bv .1 submarlnc of (humour rc- '5 ““ ”W "”V ”Mk “M "m made 1.1. “WHORE and ”10 mutter “'35 in it knot thl 1 W (nth-I $1111: in! 19¢ pair
1 11-11ln 01110 11111 :1 ttmll- calls to 1'". 1 . lccord 0f a 9.,“ of tho . ‘ . . a sevau b day of April. in tho 39M . .
but 111m l.i1 . 1 mint .2' of the old lnh.1l1i-. 11111.11113 mad! when 11 motion was mudc to refer the ,
_ . by ”m j d" . > of our Lord one tltomnnd nine hundred NAINSOOK BY ’ V VV V'V' VV
more. He did no. 11111 ll 1. r1 1.111.. 1f1l1< city, descendants of Rev- " oi . matter to .1 joint commission buying and seventeen and f N ,THE I ‘
thouzh. 3 olutlonar) nncph‘mro. .1... atom of tho Mayor lint-strum agreed with ludgc in chargn of the fund fury retired mln- once 01”“. Unlted' g 0 , 11» hulcpmd l J. P ECE ' , WOMEN'S SPRING
.,.°__._-_. burning of the town of .Vorwalk bv m|,'l‘mnn1:1nyln regard to 11 but had taken B1111011: and the fuhd for the relief of drcd and 1.5.1211... ‘ mm 111.1 mm lnm- h f on] wads (‘hlllOlL soil WEIGHT VESTS
.. WHAT you CAN 00 British in 1779 as the 1111: came near ”1““ "‘ 111.. ““m’“ “WNW: lotinl'lters in effective service. ; [3,. ”KERR”; “v, 1‘ S 1111.21 “m“ $3~00« I ,l.at‘c ' tnmmed, short
profiting b1 (11." . 11”“de i.2' no 0111‘ consls the exposed mentor. gate 3‘1““ Tmumuny than stated that ll: The ”Rev. Dr A‘ ll. (rampbell said I ' ' « \l l-lmllscll‘ggfillgm. li" ‘ 31-98 l’lL‘LU demo and sleeveless. Rogu—
»: ll 111d 11-12 1”...“ .1“. text ”‘9 WWW esouclal reason for alarm 1111.21 ullllt‘lulood that the resolution: that he. 1.1.1 ncvor been enthusiastic ‘ ' ‘ " (‘I ' 1 MW lat“ 351 ..... _
11 9x“ 0m ‘ ‘ l h “but lbcy feared canto. British sol- “"8 '1” comr- bM‘k ““h 11 rofetendum. 0V9" ”'0 ““31““ of ”‘9 fund m" tho PREDFRK‘K 11;??015 A 500 REMNA'NTS OF M
rtinnunmrnblp 5011111111.- 1111. omi- imp”, under (loneral Ttyon 11nd hirotl llo 111111 also of the opinion that the young men'. bill be W118 for the fund ‘ “Sc-31“” “l WOOL DRESS GOODS MEN’S SILK ”"1
Profiling by 1111' mhm 1' “0W 3‘ Hussinns under Geneml Garth. on July ""‘Vm‘ “it'hcd to have it take its plac‘o for flu" fathers, “11d after 11811an i' _ _..._ _ \ New” Bought before the 1vnr '11 LISLE HOSE V“;
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Intakes , .1 111111 mm 111111 11 11111119 cx- ;71l1. burncd to the ground the neigh- “m‘ 1"” WW Chime" “11191111111911”. ”‘9 CO’Werl‘m“ “'“5 Wild-V and “er" OPIUM To be 1.1an By GOVERN 40 Di‘l'wnt.l1('low 1:11.... l'lioh grade 1'oi11lorcc'l "
‘nt and vnslh I112 03119113“? wplbtning town of Fnlrflcld. Norwnlk and' had consulted lllo corporation the people ready, he declared be was . . MENsT l1? lengths for skirts .1111! .l: 1111-1311111 mic: ‘Wltitc black" 1;:
11.11 uncqutllcd ollltotlunily tognexl. \v'nz 11111 expectation. and sucnlmmml “"0‘” it 'hrartilv in favor of procuring the Deal‘ ‘ » *“ cs;all1'olors. our "101' limpihf’mc ’ g
. 1 11.1 ooqentlsmfln houléohold goods as could bé con- 1 Mnym Harsh-0111 1li2ngrt>ed with this man that could be found for field “WASHINGle All“! 18 l " h ‘ " 1‘ .( éié . .
. , . 2. ,., MW 1 1 ‘5,
. take the 1111111 (11111221 in 1 l (‘culed were hidden away Governor last statement and said that this wngI agent. 1. ‘ ('quantities of opium seized by 11:11.3: ,1 - ' ~
. 1 , ‘ , ) ‘ .. . W C
lists in our allow, .1111] ll “'1 do 111n Tiumbull oulered tho Continonlolld‘wc”) 01111012“. from 1.11111 had taken; As the first ord'ei of tho day, the bf the Treasury Department in enforc- Q REMNANTS 0F - » §
had bcltcr abandon 11113 rlnim to troops :11 New London to “hasten to pm“ a“ "9 had consulted “1ng Lock" Rev. Dr .W A Layton, secretary blr lng antl~narcotlc laws will be used in '1 SILK POPLINS CREX RUGS .
considered an lint-1111111111 poople .\'11'W1llk with all possible dispatch" 111.011 “hm" "'1"an "19 meflsme ”‘0 BTOOkb’“ Ch 0“ SOCWY' We‘ making valuable hospital drugs whlch ,5'5 And 511k crcpc dc chine SlZC'OXQ {col sctoll anl i=1: I
f every Gornmn who owned 11 but before tho orders were. received brought berm“ ”‘9 “whim!” separate "med the ‘0“0‘“ 8 “3 ”“3 report of the WM ““5 made 5031?. 3000”an l0 Q \ aluc f” 111 sf 51)l~1)$2.00 )d hand borders; \ aluc $6 50' k W
k; 1d in 1.,“ lrnl planted some Noiwmk was in ashes These house- from tho charter amendments as he the Board of Foreign Missions. and plans reported today to ”10'anli 531" tntcc - - , 89¢ 5311: [men _ .
.5? ,3 1 ‘ . burners landed on both sldelr'tof the. didnt 111511 anything to lntortoro with It was pnssod after little debate: Academy of Science bv the Ntttion‘al ‘1 W CURTAIN SWISS I
lnd of food in i1 11nd krllv'lllt tho _ .. n .. the passage oft! 1 - " . H ' L S
rivnr at Flicks Point. and at Old '9 atW Corporation Present European conditions "1°” “939"“ Council, a body ”filled ‘0 '~ WOOL S’ERGES 1 Yard wide 1’9““l d0t2
racllce. the 011111111112 11ould not noW'wmv—mn Saturday afternoon of July mum“ Ed‘m‘d “ L0011W00d agreed than Engage“ ”‘9 importance 0‘ 3““ Study s'clentiflc "3“ problems. ' llluc black and green. stripes and figure cficcto. t 3
31b busy taking extra reel‘2‘ ln thelr 101b, dilld with the light of Lord's day, “ith the mayo1.ulno missionary zeal, Never has there . ~ . \ flue (1.)L'46é vd. Regular 15C -11%¢ yd. *'
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’ ‘ and 1.11.... to couluxo food sub- 1.11.111 1111. they Wcle seen concentrut It ““8 also brought out that the 1113- been a time when both our 11%th and GARDENS IN LIGHTHOUSE Hebert. ' .1 ~

men out of the .1lr. There is no mgi‘t"Gfumn1011'sHill" There Tyron olutlon bad boon presented molly and

'5'} ll evel be reduc- sot 011'1looklngthelmn, safe with his ”'5” no “'“m‘” resolution had “91'
3,1! “00“ that “9 “' £2,000 soldiers against a few Continent “we" WSW“-

to the present German s‘traits bill my companies while he issued (11,5 or 5 Commissioner Stephen S. Hutch then

Iere is a very unpleasant likelihood (1.1.25, At 1; oclock in the morning the‘took the floor and asked Councilman

at the coSl‘ of living is going to 3m..- torchtu. were lighted and eighty dvvel John W Smith if it was understood

‘uine food scarcity, in our congest" and “‘0 rbuxchos 37 1131115. 22 store- 990916 for a referendum vote, The re
houscs, 17 shops, 4 mills and 5 vessels ply from the councilman was in the of.
districts twme wore consumed, together wtlh firmntive The same question was put
t winter. the crops of hay and wheat which had (0 Councilman Maurice 11.111.111.13,
essimlsm and hysteria are out of been gathered. " John J McMahon, Councilman
111042me 115' at“ at s, but common They say histoiy repeats itself, and G. Murphy. and. in each case the reply
d prudence are in greater dfiunless the people of: Norwallt wake up‘wus the some.
on ordinarih. Backyard gum. ‘0 the seriousness of the sttuatiou. 'Muyor 'Hnratrom asked Mi; Kaleb
t l 111. with wheat mw which exists at the present time, Nor-1” "913' bill brought by the Second Dis
in no “91’ 7 alk may again be laid in ashes, not: trict Commlsisoners before the Legisla-
by the torches of the British troops lure had a referendum like measures be
be a greater ally than all the but by the gun fire and bombs from had brought before that body. Mr.
3 men we can raise in the bat~ 'tlle submarines and air ships of Ger- Hatch’s reply was in the negatlvg,
11119. very unfavorabb known man3 Commisslonér D W. Hartord made
out of Living. ”Therefore by reason of the upon it clear 111111 he was only acting in the
_ . infants the people or the consolidatealcanaeity as. spokesman for Mr. 'Hat‘ch _
‘Clty of Norwalk, should with the dawn}because the latter was unable to do so
101 f- to marrow, culcbmto thin great hloilbecause of disabilities He made it
,torioal event of the country wooden“ that he thought that the Second
“of superofllciency that no _son country by birth or their country by 'Dlstrict' had always acted squarely in
“‘ yer possessad, and it is cer- adoption. » . all mutton;
itbot 1.. some respects they are1 Just as the balls of Lexingtoi. and, Willia in McMahon expressed the
ble people. but the ingenious comm rooming-u. with a summons-9W “115i Judge Walsh as council :
1.. the wuuetmsuusse ‘° ”ms 0“ the night of mu new“ for 't hospital bourd, 1.11.1 sjmnyI
., - : ' " “€8.9th lbw’balhotallzthe' .0, ‘30“!10‘1-
“5W9“ mm- b“ at “I“ be W and the. it; link Stephen Dakus inquired
Wummuafew tri- We; ' .1, ,
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a local paper recently without a signu- .

|n1ecling until Mr. Hutch was out ofthc-

l~le 5": that he didn' 1 think?

., 'l1o doom these ourmtions shnuld 1211- out must not be found lacking in this ” ““3 1.) “0mm“ " 19“”“1‘1‘1'” Cl-luSF- ‘

unprecedented hoiglm. and that a “"2 “(Rises (some account»; any 132-) that the bill was to come back to the the" “"9 ”ken their part file “’0’“
" howevet, has been surprisingly ,well
unstained. m1d,,growlng out of the exi-
gencles of these Strenuous times, we
are unquestionably finding our largest COUNTY FARM AGENT APPOINT
Why

created. the income of which might WW'
.I be used for current ‘gxpensea of our
educational ‘iustltuthnu abroad, and-

of our: MT ’7 ‘ '

DeKalb Avenue Methodist Episcopal

Rev. Dr. Finals Bonnie W. 1‘0' passages of your head clear and you'
tiring district superintendent, and pre- can breathe fr'e'ély No more hawking,
seated to him

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a...“ mmummena mum an... cut-aged 1.... the super-
tlfe When and none 9mm .1 11mm relation to elective.

the session; Anem'ttorocondle Amputof the Commission on”

City Clerk Dékus and m», .11th Ministerial Suppdrt was made by the
made, but neither party could see 11,RBV-Dr-W W T Duncan. secretary.
and another chapter in the Hogpital 1'“ whdrh it was Mil-Rd that the mini-
bill drama closed with thorn utill at mum 33‘2“? of ministers “33 now
0.1ng $l, COO for numicd mm o: ..l éfllfi fox
1' ~ w-.___ ,unmarrled 211311. i‘,;', Otho I‘.

,thoicw, chairman of the,cominission,
comma fIXES {after a strong addrPSS, moved

‘the minimum be $1,200 and $1,000,
tUoutfuueu from first ran.)

' and the Rev. Dr. H. H. Realtys nec-
ouded this propotal with strong word»;
and said that every minister should
be willlng andshould pledge himself

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. this great purpose. The minimum

Dr. llowney said it should be quite
rafiy to raise $1300, 000 01 W00, 00.0 for
the fund in five years.

The Rev. Dr. J. Wesley Johnston
said: “I would Isuggest that this coxr
forence get in touch with Bishop Law-
rence of the Episcopal Church. He
could tell you how he raised 86, 000,-
000." 1b j
The Nport of the Endowment Fund ’
Commission was in part as follows: 5

“’l‘hot the Endowment Fund Conn
mission be 1;.0ntinued "

‘That C. . North be continued 112'
corresponding secre.ary, to have in
charge the collection of subscriptioti‘u
tnrtdo to the fund. but remaining un-
paid.

"That the goal of the cudowmont
he fired at $600,000. 111 now amounts.
to $375,000.) 5. , . ,,

"That the b.11~'is of distnbutlm. 01 l'lgly the soft greens and browns of1
the annuity lund be fixed at ‘2 1 for car'lhs cloak fold us about how rcstd
ouch your.) “new“... in tho offerllm fully come the myliud voiccs that
tolutlou 11' speak in the pinon, the whispering .of

“Th3.“ [ha (ouference lequefit the 00‘ lhe leaves and file rustling and l\\'it.Cll-‘
ficial board of tho churches to place
the apportionment for conference
claimants in the regular financial
budget with the district superintend-
ont's (‘laimfiund the pastor's. salary. heritage. ll should be our task in.

“111.11 we 1?11'dial13'c01nn11'1nd to out crottsingi’y to strive to restore the in.
prople and our churchcs the establish: jury that hon been done and to stay
mom of Igepmale or memorial funds that which. else, will a12111111131 come.
by special 111113 of not less than 85,- Thnt a realization of this may be vuty

Dr. Bartholow presented a resolu-
tion approving of Governor Whit-
man’s course on local option, and it.
was heartll y approved. Dr. E. G.
Richardson moved 111.111.1119 resolution
be sent in a tologrum to Assembly
Leader Elon R.‘ Brown.

State of Connecticut.

By 'His Excellency,

Marcus _H. Holcomb, Governor.

A PROOLAMATION.
In the stormy tide of human affairs,
We are prom to forget how much weJ
owe to our old Mother Nature. Her
breast, it is to which we look for 1101112
ishmcnt. ..ntl in her beauty we. find sur-
cease from troubling. llou gratefully. ‘
in these days of turmoil, we. raise ouri

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What 11 dreary world it would be ohoru
of all this bounty. The. hand of man .
has done much to dim this our rlglnfull

001). .; forcefully brought. home lotto. 111.. 1...; g pnhjmsh 11}:;£1ldl111.:1(;:l mu 3?:t'f,l,’g{m,f,°‘f‘;, 110“} '51th
Suggests New Method. for Assessing lsluturc has required 11.... do‘lign'mon 133¢ yd .. ~ . H I) 1F .ufu'. 0 1‘ '11“
Churches of a day for its consideration, and I do i ' '4 ' I .U" {“9} A“ U" 10111.2
lfiutrict Suprrlntcndont A. S. Kuvu- therefore, now name l‘tidtty, tho 111 911- 9 WW ‘md “ \v‘l‘fty 0f shapes.
tomb, in diocusslnc the report, lurid: tlcth day of lprtl as .5} too DOZEN ' W
“l “91.1. the board of stewards would Arbor and Bird Day, ‘ §( TURKISH TOWELS WOMEN'S FIBRE ’
find «tome other moons 'of usacuuiug in the hope that than the peopp. 11. .1... 3. Good qtt:1lit_1_.l.1i1'sizc,.;.\~ SILK HOSE ..

tho chutcboa than the present one of slate. and particul

nrly the pupils in in:
busing it on the 1.1l11rlcu of the 111111-

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our faith finite been so severely tried
and never has there been a more loyal
response to tools given. ,

“Members and posters huge made
prompt response to the call of arms
and upon practically every battlefield

VATIONS
WASHINGTON, April 18.-~As a part '
of the'natlon~wide campaign to in-
crease production of foodstuffs. keep-
ers and inspectors of lighthouses were
today requested by the Department
of Commerce to cultivate as much
land as possible on lighthouse reservo-
tions. ‘ .
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institutionS: New Havon County Farm Bureau, it
. was announced today.
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Dr. W.' W. W. Wilson, pastor of the

 
 

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,snuffling. blowing, headache. dryness.
'No 11111131111; for breath at night;

cold or cam-rim disappears. ‘ _
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Aren't You Really 0n the

s. DEARTMENT or LABOR.-
wm'rs MEN TO FILL JOBS l
ape-nan av aovann. } Tm“

MENT’S CALL . - A good share of so-called mourns.
A cooperation of the U. 3. Depart- [lam is caused by weak kidneys.Whe1.1

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ment of Labor, through 11.. Employ- the kidneys full to clear the blood or?
meat Service, and the U. 8. Civil Ser- uric acid. the acid irritates the defi-
- :vloe Commission has engaged itself in' cute nerves.
NEW HAVEN, April 18 «A. B. the task of
uecurod for the erection of buildings Cook, of Middlebury,I
and for proper equipment of our hos“ pointed agent at Waterbury for the
pltals and education
and

Torturing pains dam
replacing in private estab- through the affected part. whenever It:

llshments the workers being drafted is moved By strengthening the his?
in increased number; into the navy nova, Doan's Kidney Pills have pm
yards, ordnance and other gorerument en their worth! in thousands of m-
plants and oflces

called rheumatic cuties. lumbugo, so:
:1an disordeau

The agreement between the two atlca, gumbo

branches provides that the commis- Dean's are welliknown in South Now"-
elem 19210 ascertain from every- per- walk and warmly recommended by.-
son engaged for any government South Nowell; people.
work, information regarding. his last South Norw'alk case: '

'zemploymaptr salary and the employ“?-
611's address;
the Endowment Set-wiper which will “I' “Valued Dunn's Kidney Pills and
get into impedlate touch with the pri- in view of the
vote employer and help him replace hava every modulo/believe only are»,
the worker "so that» no as mulble '11 good reliable medluho
110 industry will be crippled by the reoommmd: them and'udme their 13!!
government's activities.

Read this

J. R. ProVost, retired farmemo Elie-9
This will be mmished abeth utrect, South Namath, says;

would; obtained, l!

I aim:
to when.”

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