00......
.. MWAM" ‘ “
WANTED
WANTED
You. men, :1 to I gun
age to work In factory.
4.))!0fl39fll and mm to m
.-A-...,,
.. .........~L.~ wmmwm MW 1’
l
four—4 mans. M I: 111-
m 0 m ova-Me.
FOR “LI—GLACK MINu..CA3,
R. I, ids. 8 .P. Brahm- a for
no»: and and x 31m. hr at
natural-1| lull r. mm.
11011111 I‘m» and mural Aim
biscuit-12mm.va
and 5:5th ind ah rub .181:
will fill. Uni. Pacific no I pill
with [litmus Central and Reading.
ml? 8‘ illthm. his £388 MINI“. R. l. was browned with “It “new...“
jODd when. Only We wilting o
nrk need lPP'Y- 1'0 LET—~UI’PKII PART 01" 211‘
JOKAS J5 NAUIIIDURG, INC. T8110! ”W Apply Samuel L.
85 Spring Street Jones. em. my Howl. South
”W- A _ _._. __.__.___ __._____. Norwalk '
WANTED TO LET—6 E00115 mm 111-
Boys to work in factory. Steady movements at 72 North Main street.
employment. R9111 “$15.11m‘r5 It Dam GTOMI‘Y
Co.
JONAS 6’. NAUMBURG, INC.
5 Spring Street, South Norwalk
WANTED»A WHITE BELL 1301‘.
1111; a month with room and board. 110-
i--i Mahaokemo . 11117 31
WANTED—BY \'()I'.\‘(l (llltl.
position at light housework or to (2111'
.ut' t-hild. Call at Clul'a Vcl'up .37 Sound
I’icw 2111151111“ 11117 31
WANTED—THREE WEAVERS 0R
men willing to learn steady work. New
England “’il'e Cloth (‘11., 11:. Walter
5'1 "1'1. South Norwalk. 11117 31
WANTED—t SIC (‘OVD MAID Ili’
iiill's. A. H. Cole, 5115un Road. East
Norwalk. Sgparate maid‘s rooms and
111111. on second floor. nagcs $30.
Tel. 1317. 11117 31
WANTED-ml REVISED AMERI-
t-all lady of thirty-two desires position
as companion during the sulnmhr.
Best 01 references. ’Mrs. Ernest Ensl-
1"ood. 171 Jefferson avenue, Dallblll'y.
t‘onn. 11117 3t
WANTEOaOLD It ASL E TIETl-L
Don‘t matter if broken. I pay $1 to 810
nor set, Scnd by pnl'ccl post, and 119
rcivt- check by return mail. 1.. 11182013
2007 S. Fifth street, Philadelphia. Pa:
WANTED~OPEIIATOIIS 0\' SING 10:11 51W“ East ”(walk Millimem Beldcn 11111, Wilton. 21 12 holes,
11- 1111111111199 Good pay; also 10 pcl' :20, Washington “”5911 Ea“ Norwalk room house, small burn.
.uent. bonus while learning. H. Jacob and "‘9 Chapel str,cet
‘ Hill Road
,South korwallt. '
TO LET~A PLEASANT SUNNY
house. with every modern improve- Philip P. 11131101191. 52 Van 7.11111 St, than 11 point
1111111. 111 best of locality. Nine 1ard
with fruit trees and .grape vines. Ill-
qall‘re 32 Taylor «venue, near Flax
T0 LET—A HUNGAIJO‘Y. I"I\'I£
rooms and bath. electric light and gut“
dell. Rent very reasonable. 20 Ho-
ward street, mat Nor-walk, care Mo
Gail's. ml; 31
To LET—AII‘TER JUNE 181‘, 8
room house at 75 Flux Hill Road. All
madam Improvements, desirable loca-
tion. Rent $25. Gallon prellllmscs or
telephone 1117.
TO , LET—0 LARGE ROOMS.
large garden. fruit. garage If needed.
Onlmient‘w trolley. “out reasona—
bia. For particulars apply to J M.
Layton & 00., 5 Railroad avenue.
11115 at
TO LET—4 ROOM Al ARTMENT.
2nd flour. rear. Swartz & (‘orbctl
block. Rent 310. Also loft steam-
heatcd; light on all tsldos. Otis i‘ lec-
tlic’tilcvntzor scrvico 11,000 sq ft. of
floor room. For further pul'ilcullus
apply Old Wt ll Cigar Co.
T0 LET-STORP 207 WASHING-
Norw 11111.111-
& Sons, Shoe lufgs’ Bpldon “venue (“11:9 64 South blah! StrGEL. T0180.
Norwalk
WANTED—0N 0R NEAR SOUND,
to 100111 furnished house, all Improve-
meals, with 3 or 4 acres of ground, and boarding house.
0. Ros. 45» board by the day or week.
to r summel months.
It‘ll-III avenue, New York.
WANTED«——O.\‘E FIRST
machinist, one bent-l1 hand, two Ialhc
I'ands also two apprenticc boys to
learn 111achlltist's trade. Apply Iiiglcy
Machine Co. 11:16 {it
WANTED—TWO FIRST CLASS
eit't-ll'iciaus. Apply at Fairbanks Eluc-
I1'ic 0.1., 438 Atlantic street, Stam-
ford. Tclt'pnonp 56. . 11116 31
WANTED—BOY BETWEEN 14
and 10 years of age. Apply J. J. Cash
1.111., Chestnut street. 5 at
WANTED—1101's l.\' MACHINE
shop. Good salary. Steady work. Ap-
ply Neptune Hardware Co, 66 Fort
street, East Norwalk. 11115 at
WANTED—TO BUY ALL
._ Elizabeth street.
(‘IIKKSS‘ —‘——r ' _-_—-- —‘—’W H’
KINDS!
demure Best pr'itcs paid. Extra; dPrs solicited.
l «- .
g . ausruass NOTICE.
Tilt Little HWIfiIfI flenaurant
Rooms and
Rogula"
homo cooking. Reasonable price. 11
Angelo Salmrclli soils hard wood
sawed in blocks or split to fit your
stove, fire places or cut to ordm'.
Sand order early, prices may advance
by ist of June. Pllonc. 1025. No. ’I‘nya
lor uvcnuc, South Norwalk. Free de~
livery. m2 1m
MONEY SAVED
11y giving me your order for my
spcriul hand made loaders mill gutter-5
which give lasting service-Tryout] be
convinced.
roofing. Ilcnr1'A.IIcgolcin.56 “‘11-!
tor street. Tel. 473-" -...
PAINTING -— PAPER 11A\‘Gi\(1
dccmating, painters supplies; wall,
paper, up-todate styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-1
Tel 400,A10\'andor
Orin-u for calves. ll. Friedman, 35 Eiy‘ White. 61 1- 2 Eiv avenue.
atomic T611151. $20 If
WANTED-MAN TO REPAIR SEW-
Ing machines.
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MAUH{
Inca. pav while learning.
WANTED ~—— WOMEN AND
girls III-DI‘I‘SR and fold soft. shirts.
Pay while. learning.
Clacii, Peabody
& Co, Inc
CAMP FOR DEFORMED CHILDREN.
PITTSFIELD, Mass, May 17.—‘AD‘
nouncement was made today of a gift
of $50,000 towards a $200,000 fund for .
the establishment of a camp for the
«care of deformed and crippled chil-
dren: of Berkshire county. The name
of the donor was withheld. I The ob-
'ject of the camp will be to train the
children in various forms of industry.
-
The George Raymond Grocery Com-
pany, of Wall street closed its doors
5 this morning, after having disposed of
practically all of its stock, preparatory
10 going out of business on June Ist.‘
F. F. HUNTINGTON, D. C.
CHIROPRACTOR
Graduate tho Palmer School of
Chiropractic Davenport, Iowa, a11-
nuances the opening of his office at
100 Washington stlmeet over Peoples‘
Trust Company. “until Nov111dk,00nn.
Other. hours, 10-12 a. m.,
Sundays and evenings by appointment
Telephone 1156. New York office, 2875)
Broadway.
lids V'IF. Casper. D_ 6.. Ph C. as-
b‘pun KEROSENEWALVE‘
to. my make of two cy cle motor is
the stt complete and best device of
its kind and will soon cam its cost
in fuel economy Used for both'
starting and running. No other can:
ouretor necessary. Phone 8'44.
THE BARKER FA'I’I‘I'IRV
1 FOR SALE mo.
ml 1 lil
Plumbing. heating, 51.1th
2-5 p. 111..
'1 building. Tel. 333-2.
Telephone 0143 Morning- I H
'1 LOST.
Red and Brahma cockercl. pure bred.
itegai strain \i'yaudotte cork. Mrs.
P. A. Sherwood, 21 Lowe street. Tel.
111.138. 1111’: 31
‘ FOR SALE~MOTOII IIOA'I‘. 25 X
a 1-2 10 H. P. Palmer motor, 11'ch
gear, standing roof. side curtains,
complete equipmcnt with m—w row
1boat and ours. Till: outfit is practic-
ally new. This is absolutely a gift at
Sllift Deluonstlation gladh gilcn.
East Nontalk. m1? 3t
FOR SALE—JFWO DESIRABLE
Fourth street. Pl'it-c will intt-l'cst you.
J. 111. Layton 1i.- Co., South Norwalk.
‘Conu. 1111f. (it
FOR SALE—TEN HORSES, GUAR—
anlecd workers. 900 ins, to 1.400 lbs.
cut-b. Fair trial given. Will hire by
day or week. Stewart l‘ann. \\'t~.-t
Norwalil. Tel. 59-2. llllli til
FOR SALE—«SACIIIFICING 1 1-2
hath hoot garage, Icp house 3 l-:.
miles north of Westport,
commute-l1. $3 ,‘300 Telephone owner,
i)1',ck \Vcstport 11117 St
FOR SALE—471' TO DATE SAI»
ooll, with first clans trade. Good lo-
cation, cheap rent, price reasonable.
111m be sold at once on account of
.sitkncsa. Addrcsv Oppor'lunlt), care
of Sentinel
FOR SALE-«JERSEY CO“. JOHN
Mchfuilen. Judah Island 11115 St
1
E FOR SALE~FINE
home site and farm
COUNTRY
For sale on
0
1‘1 ion ver,
low to cash purchaser. II 11. Mc
;t:allle, wluon, Conn.
l
t 111 t'Kl-Zt'l-I l.\‘
cubator. Bet-n used three times. ('1111- .
pcr water tank. inquire of Ste
phen 13. Kiss, 76 Lexington avenuc.‘
South Norwnik, Conn. '
FOR SALE ~~EGGS FOR I-IATIIH-
111g single comb it. I. Reds, brc-t'ticrs
carefully selected from 91; to heavy
fall and wintcr layers. Eggs $1. ‘-'1
for 1.1, $3.50 for 1'10, 36 for 100. flatly
chicks, May and June delivery. Itcy-
holds Poultry i-‘avm. Highland avenue,
mu- Witch Lnllc. 11111111517912. :
FOR SALE-OR TO LET, 2 NEW-
11 renovated houses with improve-
meats Several barns on promises
and 15 acres of good farming land at
Conn. turnpike. M151 It. Tariov, 16
Tel. "53-12.
. (Irovc street.
FOR SALE—JFO CLOSE AN ES-i
itate, the fol-lowing oystct groundsl
‘jwith oysters thcroon: 2 12 notes .1
Wilson Cm 0. 5 acres Calf Pasture. 21
notes Tavern Island. 4 acres Scott‘s!
Cov.e Darien; also 1 power boat andl
ii thirty- five foot sharpie. chms cash '
inquire C. N Raymond, Rowayton or
lloiephone Keogh & Candee, 535
'1, FOR SALE—“FAMILY HOUSE.
‘with one-half acre of land on West
'Noru'alk Road near Connecticut Turp-
like. Must be sold at once to close
ostalc. Small amount of cash requir-
;cd. balance on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh & Candec, Attys. United Bank
'1.
0...... ,—
TO LET—5 ROOMS WITH 1M.
prowments near Union Park. $15; 5
lrooms in upper Main street, $16. Also
(1 rooms off East avenue. $27.50, and
many other rents For particulars
Ask John 'i‘.Ha1es
1 Real Estate—Insurance
i 1 MAIN ST. NORWALK
.MW... ,
11151111111111
FIRE' BOILER
L'IFE WAR RISK
‘ ACCIDENT
BONDS
STE'AMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC
J. ~M.Layloll 8160. Inc.
Real Estate and Insurénce,
South 'Norwaik, Conn.
LOST—LARGE CAMEO PIN, MON-
; day evening, May 141b, between South
Main and-Arch street. Will finder
kindly return to Miss Moran. 192!
South Main street, and recoltré liberal
re‘wald? ' 11115 "'1
LOST-SMALL PACKAGE 0F TOI-
' let articles in rubber case, between
Regent Theatre and South Nbryvalk.
ch'ard for'return to Sentinel office.
l
A good adv. pays best 111 the best
’ paper.
of the 111mm.
WALL STREET, ‘Nwll.‘~rl'ilfl
mounted higher before the inevitable
profit taking made any impreSsion. U.
3. Steel stunned to the new record for
the year at 121 1-2. Superior Steel in-
creased its gain to 5 points, and Air
Brake made an extreme advance of 6.
Prominent specialties also exceodcd
initial quotations by I to 2 points. Re
actions with a consequent slackening
oi operations, averaged little more
Rails, motors, sugars
and utilities yielded more easily than
other issues. Silo-1113111 of shippings
and equipments promptcd rallies, but
n115 (it building lots corner Cove avenue and “.551, rcalizing 5m in before. midday.
Bonds were irregular, local fractions.
however, hardening.
DR. RITTER TO LEAVE WAWING-
TON
“LISIIINGTON, Muy Mir-‘01”. Poul
liittcl'. Minister from Switzerland.
whose transfer froth Washington to
The Hague was announced yestetday
from Home. will icme’for his
It is underlined the Swiss
gm erumcnt has named the new minis
nelghbor 'tcr, but that this government 1“" not
yet signified acceptance.
Dr. Itittcr has been In charge of
"‘ Gt‘l‘mall lntvrcsts in the U m‘tod States
since tllc dismissal of Count you
hematorlf. Almost Immediately 111'-
111' he took over Gerriiiln mall‘s he
be'c'lmt- lho' center of :1 mallowrsy re-
suiting {10111 his delivery to the State
“11011“;me of .1 German offer to
"1111111111111 mgotiatioasf' When the
011191 was declined German ofliciais cn~
demoted to‘ make it appear that Dr.
Riltcr had acted without full authorr
it was emphatically denied hero to
day that the incident had anything
whatsoever to do with the tr'unsfcl of
tin" minister to The lioguc
lilill lllllflll
NOTICE
By virtue of a mutant cxeculiou to;
line directed and dollvcred, l huvc lev-
iad on and will 11911 at public auction
at the promises known as No. 51
South Main street, in the Town of
Norwalk at South Norwalk. fourteen
days front date, to wit. .. on the 31:11
titty of Mar. 1917. one lot 01 can goods,
one lot of paper boxes, one lot
provisions. six tables. four aqualc
mirrors. thr-L't' triangular mirrors, mic
ice cream freczcr, 0110 wringer, seven
counter stools, thrcc dome lumps, two
window lumps, one bread case. our
to. box. one wall bnl' fixture. two
wall HIOIH‘a two railing; one parti-
lion. one clock and one {low of oil
cloth.
Build :11 Norwalk this 17111 (1:11 of
191' I.
EDWARD B DOULENS.
Deputy Sheriff of Il‘airficld County
\i .11
THE SELECTION or
SUITABLE WALL PAPERs.
We show 1
is an caSy task here.
so many varieties both in pat
tents and plain colors that w:
can suit any taste or meet any
requirement. And we can wit
any pu so too We carry paper:
in every grade. :50 any price limit
vau may haw set can he accom
"inflated. -
1 Tho .I Iorhpm (‘0'
new 1
535 post as soon as his successor is up '
n 1
(”168. 14 room house 111.11 plumblng pointed
oi"
STOCK EGHANGE BR'ANOlfi.‘ RED
CROSS.
NEW YORK May 17 —lSeverai mam-
In. EM Ont- him
In. Hull-mil C. Smith died at the
Inhokmo Howl, “1311111511111 street.
this morning. She was seventyu'x
was old. Mrs. Smith is survived by
two daughters. Mrs. James Connor
and Mrs. Ruth Lockwood. Funeral
services will tulle place in the Ma-
hatkcmo Hotel, Saturday afternoon at
2:36 o'clock. Rev. 1-'. A. Coleman will
ofliciate and interment I'll: be in Nor-
walk cemetery.
Mary Major“
Mary )iajoms, infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matures. died
1:151 night at the home of Ilt’i‘ parents
at 74 Ely avenue. Funeral services
wen» held this morning at 11 O’clock.
Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
'lnfant Manlglio.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfonso hianiglio died yesterday after—
noon at the 1101119 or hcr parents, 111
Silverminc avenue. Interment was
made this morning in St, Mary's ceme-
19111..
Mrs. Mary Cochran:
Mary, 11111» of the late William ll.
0110111111111, dropped dead Tuesday evo-
ning‘. Sh? left the Slami’ord Town
11111! at 5:30 p, m. and a short time
later “'11..- found unconscious. She was
on her way to her home, 11 Redford
street. Stamtord.
she. was born ill Mnssachusctts, of
old Bt-rkshlrc County ancestry. liar
first husband was a selectman in Stam~
ford many ytars ago. Her second hus-
band was :1 surveyor. and died about
19 years ago.
Mrs. f‘ochrltnr was an expect. index-
er. She worked under the Richard H.
Lusk system of 1111191111112,an install-
ed systems in Greenwich and Dariml
as well as ill Stamford. She had been
employed in this work in the Stanl-
ford Town Clerk 5 0111110 lor about 20
vcals.
She was a member of the First
Church, Scientist. Her presence was
‘ a familiar one to visitors in the Town
Clerk‘s oflicc at Stamford. and she, was
universally esteemed“
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Lester (Iorluley, of 85 Washington
slrct-t was discharged yesterday.
‘ Mrs. Isabel Showcll, of 69 Spring
street was admitted yesterday.
Louis II. Slrlpman, of Wilton. was
admitted this morning.
MCADOO ON LIBERTY LOAN TOUR
W ASHINGTO‘N, May 10.-Secretal'y
lchdoo starts late today on n tour
of mid-westmn chi-2's. to speak on be-
half 111 ”11‘. 2.1.00 000, 000 I ibcrtv Loan
111's lint speech pill 111' in (lliUIf'O to
1111111011. .
Before leaving Mr. McAdoo addt‘os's-~
(1.21 :111 appcnl to American women to
come to the support of the Liberty
loan by buying bonds and urging oth-
ers to participate ill the loan. lie
appointed a conlllliltce of ten weapon
to eo-opcrnte with the government. ,
3 NEW YORK. May Ill—Plans for in-
. creasing the sales of the Liberty
bonds in 1113 New York district were
EIWI‘IOCII‘CI today at :1 meeting of the
local ocmmitt-ée of bankers which was
attended by Robert W. Wooley, Na-
tional Director of Publicity for the
loan.
é Comparativcly littlc trouble is antic-
iipatcd in getting subscnptions from
people or means, but the committee
maintains that the Liberty Loan is a
popular loan, and that it can only be
,a success if its subscribers 111151111115.
‘pcrsons of 1111 classes.
M l
WAR BUDGET BILL DEBATE. .
117.1s1-1mo1'ox May 16,—- Debalcl
0'1 the big War budget bill, alreadyi
passed by the House, began in ihel
Son" to today, and the measure will
be kept bt'fom that body continuously]
11111 I d' soosed 01'
The bill carries a total of $3 .190
946,000,11105111' for the army and navy ‘
rat! is an increase of $750 0‘) NH
level the measure as it came from
it" "cusp. Of this Increase $400
000 000 would be. for the use of the
‘shipping board in carrying out Its
'rogmln fora large merchant duct.
The bill displaces the Administra-
,tlon'a food conservation bill on the.I
Senate calendar.
I" you. In: 11’—ll “I!
ha h lute. cm W to.
W filth mm m In“;
m I- lium : WI me. la;-
Wflr We and not he as no
iambfihmmmbtue
1.. 1 position to affix his signature to
a hill knitting suntan-11.11 plan
The men were arrested by inspector
Morris and two of his staff at 013m
pic Field. The inspec' tor and his do
tectives admitted that while they had
seen 11 number of potions deposit
coins on a table at the‘ entrance for
programs. they had witnessed part of
the game without paying any money.
Inspector Morris told the court that
he had made the arrests tailoring
complaints that the sale of migrants
was a subterfuge for the {turnout of
admission to the game.
Henry Crichton, attorney for the
Sabbath society’, was in court to press
the complaint. but Magistrate Mc-
Quade discharging the four defend
ants, and in so doing ‘said:
“1 would like to So: to you, Mr
Crichton. that it would please me very
much if It were in my power to sign
a bill that would legalize. the playing
of baseball on Sunday so that an op-
portunily to see the games on Sun
day such as 2111‘ played at the Polo
Ground» might be afforded the man
who labors on 1110 0111-91' six days of
the week.
“It would give the worker an op
portunit1 of seeing: on the only day
allu'lablc to 11111141 431111111 bemoan uell
matched clans and would divelt his
attention from the many plat-cs now
frequented which are less habit- to ad-
vance his social wclfarc. A more do-
ccni sport than baseball does not ex-
181."
Three wccks ago in the same court
Magistrate Simms held for Special
Sessions four men who were arrested
in the same park on similar cltl1rgc_~_',.1
SEEK WELSH AND KIWNE
BATTLE FOR NEW ORLEANS
NEW YORK. 'May 17,—Dominick
Tortol-ich. the New Orleans promoter
vcatcl'day wiredl Slurry Pollok, mana-
' 1‘ of Freddy Welsh, that hc desired
to sttlgc 11 championship scrap be-
twrcn the title hold and Johnny
Kllbam- on July 4. P0111111 declared
last night he wouldncccpt Tortorich‘s’
offer 10 fight 20 rounds to‘a decision
if tho pl'omolcr is Willing to make 11
suitable offer.
When Iillly (lillsou heard of 'I‘orton
ich‘a offer he declarnd that Benny
Leonard wnzlld knock out “'t'lsh when
they clash on May 21; at the Manhat-
tan A. C.. and then, being lightweight
champion of the world, would jump
down to New Orleans and {:ch Kil-
banc first crack at. his title.
GOLF RECORD FOR KIRKBY
Batters Course Mark in Foursome at
Knollwood C. C. Links
WHITE PLAINS, 'N. Y., May l7.-—In
a foursome with E. .1. Barber, Gardner
White and Harold Porter, Oswald
Kil‘kb)’ beliered the course anlatetll
record yesterdlw on the Knoliwood
C. C. Links. He went around in (37
The former amateur record was 1.111.
held by Ralph Carroll.
JOHNNY HOWARD WINS
PROVIDENCE, May Iii—Johnny
Howard of Bayonne oulpcinted Joe
Barnes of Tacoma in the main bout
of fifteen rounds here last night.
Bamcs, who weighed 191'» to Howard's
165 pounds, was substituted at thc
last minute for Bob .ister. who
was unable to appear.
U
u n ha of aurora-tia- u
and, 0m. (rind aunt hut m.
tutu "‘3‘“ will he no it!
schivncr he holds in he title» .'
lamest In a plate also am",
090.000: three In killing. hat.
Paul, 380,000; I“ we km. “.500:
home in St. Paul. $8.30; othner rop-
my in the same city. 81,500; ”mum
home, 82,500. All mid Is a total of
$170,000. mike wasn't talking for the
benefit of the Income Tax Commis-
don,and no doubt
fairly accurate. ‘
MINORS IN A BAD WAY
Cantilhn Favors Cancelling American
Association Contests . --‘
MINWNEAPOLIS. Minn, May 17.—A
plain statement of the critical strut
lion facing baseball this year was
made
proddeut of the Minneapolis club or
"U
the Ame1ican Association :1 1 .
“I do not suppose there will be ;a
minor league in operatio- by July it
except, perhaps some of the largo?
minors," Cautiiion said.
a 5111va where miners must adjust
themselves to in conditions, or there;
will be no baseball." Cantilioa said. 3.
“I am in favor of dropping baseball
for the season.
more clubs in the. American associl'
tion in favor of dropping the game!
am also in favor of dropping the sec-m
lea with the International League this“
year but whether this will be on
his animate 111
last night by M. E Cantillon, “ _.
”to .
"The baseball situation has come to"
l lmow that vitamins 5
' 5.11
ranged or not, I cannot say. I do not . '_-
suppose there will be a minor league, “1‘
..
in operation by July 4 11:09.1, pert
naps, some of the larger minors." ‘
CilP "118 AND I’lli
u was 1115111
Warns Women Again-t cutting m
and Say: They Lift Rich: Out
Because style docl'ecs “tamer.
crowd and buckle up their feudal- been,
In high heel footwear they suffer from
coma. then they cut and trim “those
painful posts which merely makes this
com glow hard This suicidal 1131111
may cause lockjaw
warned to slop it. '1‘-
. 5"
4
and woman ami _.
_ '11;
A few drops of a drug called free‘ .
zone applied directly upon a slam occur "3"
gives quick relief and soon the out“!
corn. root and all, lifts out without
pain. \sk the 111111; store man for a
qualtar of .111 ounce of flu-ozone whim
co’sls 11113
lus from onc's feet ’
This drug is grumpy but it dries In
a moment and simply sllriveis up the
corn without inflaming or even irri-
tating the surrounding tissue or skin,
—Ad\'.
The Home Guard Decades league".
hold a successful drill last night it; .
thc basement of the 'F‘rankiin school“ 1
A truck belonging to the Stamford
lebing Company broke an 11er at.’
the corner of Cedar street and Wes;
.11 code ycslcl day noon. No one was
Injured. Tile truck was towed to a lo- ‘
cal garage for repairs.
YAWNING BENEFITS «EXERCI85'
Accolding to 11 Vienna throat ape-
cialisl yawning is a beneficial export
rise, as it brings all the rcsN'aiom
musclcs of the trout and chat Into
action.
Will. KNIIWN lllllillli MAN
Sill lllll
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PROVEN VERY Sillllililil _,
Thomas Williams, the head usher
for the Palace Theatre of Hartford is
one of the enthusiastic y'éhng men
who are daily praising Taniac. the
National Tonic. In a recent interview
with the Tanlac man Mr Williams
said:
“I had suffered "f01 sometime from
stomach trouble and neuralgia hefole
bers of the New Ymk Stock Exchange I
have applied to the local headquariv
era of the Red Cross for permission to_
Mrs. Martere of Painsville. Obit). I began the Tanlac treatment and had
and IVII'S. Ernest KIIIHB, of Cleveland. taken many [hfferem mmedjes for my
01110. are visiting Mrs Lillian Selleck trouble withom getting the relief that
organize what is to 'be known .913 the at the residence of Mrs. George was supposed to follow after using the
Stock Exchange Branch. This step. Smith, of 13 Rowan strdfi‘. ‘East No!“ medicine. . 5
has been 111119111111 order that the mem- walk, on their return from WaShlng- "I réad a grant deal about Tanlac
born of the 'exchange may make their ton. D. 0., where they were entertain- m the local paws and decided that
efforts effective in cooperation with ed by Senator Harding and Swift. Mr. 1 would try again to get rid of my
the financial side as well as with the Hal-.ding being a cousin of theirs as trouble. I started the Tanlac treat-
other services of the Red Cross. well as lulu. Selieck ‘ . . meat. as i was told to do and after a
‘4'
to wdays I noticed that I wasrauily
feeling better My food caused noun
(function and the pains in my their.
and shoulder began to go away. ‘
"I continued the treatment and
can now say that Tanlac has contain“?
ly relieved me of my troubles. I can;
eat what I want and enjoy it and'the'
neuralgia has disappeared entirely” I"
am glad to recommend Taniac to all
those people- who are troubled us I.»
was before I began the treatment bek
cause I am sure that they will get raw
lief if they use this remedy."
Tanlac, which has become know'n'
1s
everywhere as the National Tonic,
t1
:1. 1
or?
little but. is 51101010111 to .
remove GI'ely hard or soft corn or col: 1
Norwalk Chronicler