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run-mu
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tun HONEY
DALI YOUR PAPERS
- -' 1 AT ALL PRICES
Of course if a choppy is knee
deep in the bouillon of suc.
cess, why that's difl'erent—
but the most of us want full
value for our momma—full
money’s worth for every arti-
cle we buy.
, 16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK
N ow
I: the Time to Consider
Repupering Your Home
, "USE PAINTJNG
Estimates Cheerfully Given
Call us—Phone 1446 l
J. A. RUDHER l
Hence our line of special suits,
for Young l‘ficn it 5.20 'le at-
tract the man of inteil7gence,
will call the man who mixes
brains with mosey.
l
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I’Afii'lmi'i‘ux, his,
as:
.o
“Quilts“; untidy!” 2.
wound? morning, and nth-is not I.
l“fiI¢1I m luiiahermu ugmalioas, Ivl’l
|mrrilce in Fi-Uit'lf, will. 3' is i:nitoun(:~'
led. br tinsel urinuitowl) “In For.
gin-l Spruce at the “stunt ut the War
3 Ifl‘lml'llu'lll. will prepari- plans for the
llllflaflllnllhll and equipment of lhel
torcc .t.d will aid in securing suit;
labb t I-l‘ 'I’he tesiznnt will form at
tl.nll t l-Llizlm rs (‘orps now DP:
in}: tort .21 ll to b.- scnl abroad as:
soon as it (‘i'l‘l bc 0 IllllllZld and:
lcuuappid.
l 'l:.c orurinimtlun of this rcginient
its the result of a sugclmtion made
by IIIL' llrilisli Commission. Similar.
[trees huvc' been raised in Canada!
and :Wc r idcriniz \‘ltluabln sei vie-85.1
’l'hc cbjclt of the Atneriiuil loreslryl
\"2illlPIlI, it is said, will ho to con-l
vcrt "vailztblo timbcr into material,
suitable for bridges, luilroadsd
tn nclics, and olllcr construction work
with tl:c lcust possible waste. At the
more Him the cotton: will be done
lllldrr ll :- :Iliptrvlsioii of technical cx-
pcils, in cn-opr ration with the French
forcstttn. in this way the poi‘iiiuilt‘nt'
(l'llm'llvt? t ) the lore: . incident to fling
i:liili: :l.c i". llt‘riii‘Vl‘ly zlcollcd tinifi
ii. i: i: bum-J, will he kcpt till sinall'
31s possible. ’
laugh stin— d brad Inn-em- u using
A ”tool
sir; ., . 1i .. rt." r ,3?! up vi Mir thfil
Ilium: int-‘liblvl
la waste of over 319,000.000 pounds of:
amount-Inn
"In, a m um c m.“
WMRIMZWW. II (T. In! :3 A
3cillllul
mils-t Ilia: “In any WM?
use or slum Illifl‘r o! bread daily ate-i
throw-n any and not mad for burning
laud; l‘rsnwiuw ”vol-s «truth-r. tor.
butt. tum... an ”mum out. '
e' uric titula‘zr'l bill? "I bn-ad‘
saith as ii child likes to cut. lac-inim-
a” mum. h “mum” aliuost :H '0, through it great mmulwnlnp in III"
an “m"... ,f flour. icounty. the G'XI‘I‘UIHP coiilndltn. has
. It“ ewry (ml- of the country's 20,000Hsecured the St-l‘llh‘m of Amer it. La-
"‘"I ”W?“ “mm on m” ""9"“ “misery. secretary of lb» Ilrillm‘lmrl ll!"
one such slice I'\ bread a day, the’d 1-. . , . . ' >
country is throwing “w" daily m”. rauit company, as molllbk‘lslllp di.
“motion ounces of flour, over 875.000,'ec‘°" 1
pounds. or enough flour for over 11‘ The 68“ for Mr. LEWFY'E SPN'lPt‘S
tuillllloli l-pounld loaves Iu day. For a;found hini exceedingly busy willi ‘the
,1 You. .. . . . . .
- ‘ "l l "“ ”"9 “"9 would be affairs of the Hydraulic company. and
flour. 1.5001100 barrels of flour, enough while unions [0 take part in [hp pa.
to make. 365,060,000 loaves. |trlotic work of mobilizing the counu
As it takes 4 ‘-2 bushels of wheat lry's resources, he could not in con?
to. make '-. barrel of otdinary “01111 scicncc desert the Hydraulic oompam'.’
th u would represent the flour froniv. The executive coin itt H ll . i ,'
over 7,000,000 bushels of wheat. I m u. "n. “Mk
Fourteen and nine-tenths bushels of the bull by “19 hill-'15 Iv appcaling l’l
whclit on the, average are raised nor tho wutcr comet-tn for to." “loan" of.
2551800“ would tatik‘e. the “III“ of sonic Mr. Lovely. As c. matter of patriot-
, .~ {tons 1115 o prov e a singlc ism ”I, n - ~
‘ . . . , a ‘( lest was ra ,. ' .v -.
slice of broad; to be wasted daily in , _ . ll . g lllttl and “1
every home. l..uc:'y it: now ire.) to dcvolc his cn-
To produce this much flour calls for crgcts to tho Liembrrsbip drivo for
an army of farmers. railway iiicii, such time as it niuv require
{l 2., - . x r . .7. .. I. '
“fill Mill lNlilll- [‘0 S” ”‘3 "P“: (U it was felt that in it work of sub
l.-'r l‘l.ll‘.Flli‘CI‘ (IlIlS for litany lrclgzlll nature a“ ”m, , . . .. . .
Oils and the us:- of min-y tons of j _" of I! bahmm County
cccl. ASSOClaIl-“n, the (‘ngaging nf prof”.
But, sorio one says. it full mm. .«ionlil alicmbcr.~liij campaigners would
In own In xtw til-’Fuirnwti (’nitli')
Amwlvlton ILI’ Mulbilllolitiii
sooner the aid-«l
Ul Nr
911 .
pm lulu «v
"Elms I
9
,
S'I‘FOAMRD ’
The reliability. efliciency
and economy of srititrono
ranges are not a matter of
luck, but the results of experi-
— ence of the oldest stove foun-
dry in America. The many
models and sizes meet every
requirement of different in
dividual users,
'ibo r. .. ml r1 will ho omaniilml in of brood it; not waSll-d in cvcz‘)’ lionie- be more. or 105:;
up IS ramble cf handling rill kinds? \‘li'y well, make. it a daily slice for
Rogers & Stevens.
of woods will: and will include a num 5 t \‘l‘ry four or cvcry tci. or every 1113p.
out of thc oliculim,
as the best brains of the county have
proved to ho ."t the. servlcc of this
WITH NEW BRIDE
(Continued From Page One)
luoods v.‘o'li. The clump; oi" mun dc
silcd comprise llxt-l‘ilt'll, leuliislols, tlc
lt'tllil‘l‘fi, iiiillwi‘izzllts. sow-filers. sow
‘ycrs. port-.lble sawmill men. l‘llri‘iors
{optics mel those of an old Newspap-
llliant MOore of the Slcwurt gm. er ucqllainlancc, and he told him all« (‘lll‘{|"lll("'t~', as well as IllUIIllt‘_l
‘ ‘about it. ! motor truck operators.
“She is just the sweetest litllc girll
stall, in l:-.1rien, has been ollliu‘cd
Wain lit his home ill South Nor-j
«for a couple of days, because of: me going to gel llllll‘l'lt‘tl at once."
illness of his wife. i
' r-~—v-— l
EMEMBER YOUR LUNCHEON l
mlutment at the Country t‘tllb. I
When iut'orliicll that it is the Town} bccll designated.
(‘llrk and iiol the (‘ity (‘lerk who is-E _WW________W-___
:rlil-s illllrrliluc licenses. Jean “'l’llliit‘tl OLDF'IELD WILL DRIVE
down the steps and into the I‘ownl
'.'ll~rk's otlicc. illlll was greeted by As-l FREAK CAR IN DERBV
. . " l sisllinl Town (‘lerk Wisdom. |
our Was-quoted at 5H per barrel
fund cereals that formerly sold
cents ier rtcka u were till“ . .
l 1‘ g ; llvo days, the smile never left Jc
' l ' .li. . ; . . . .
millillilfh il'i'l'llrlmll Ill‘ll he must whit i m'm' “1‘0 “all“ Ills Slel‘i‘lllll )‘t‘m‘ I”
t ' . 1 . I I. i i . . . .
:ttl's an automobile l'ilcc driver this spring.
Pd at 0110 I9“ “'00“ ‘0 3'3 991113“ love. 6 has decided to make his first appeal“
package, Niall. _ I "You can get married in OD-lunce ill the wheel of his new and
WW“ 5 fil‘l‘l'ml Mi“ “ 'Sd‘ml‘ lliol‘cl speed creation. the Oldllt‘ld
“.i . ‘ w (‘lcrk n Pol't' . . .
lOlivia].Ell)i,:,!:.‘l.r:lgpg Jean i ispecuil, in the Illll‘tl annual auto dcrj
When informed by the Town met");by ‘0 I)“ Fun on the t‘hicugo speci-
" . . . lin l’orl (“ht-slei- that everything was way June to.
c‘li‘hedDaublury IlllIIllzlg situation ’9'. o. k.. .lean llllltl'.‘ a hasty exit for tllel "The cnr is me, so freakish as on!)
no “Ill. longed to M' ‘ any I“ would imagine from its (ll-St'l‘lplltlll,
1 Davenport. where the bride-to-bc was
rs ,wcrc prevalent in batting cil‘clcs‘ wailing. ' ‘ .‘ . . . . ,
the. mmutncturcrs and nationala ’M’MUC” the Bride- said Oldtllld, and n W “1):?!“th
no“, r the Un'ted Hatters would' At the Davenport. he Introduced tho, 5MP. It has Spfl‘d 100. and “In two
.. 0 l ‘ . it‘lllure Mrs. III‘ItlSCO. Miss (‘arol Mum Peugeot's a battle that their driv-
l‘.“” m o "'W ‘1‘?“ in 3‘ hum” ef- Huber. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L lens will I'DIIII‘lllb-Rl‘. 'l‘ho body. which
to adjust the difficulty. but it W35. llubcr. ol‘ 1‘20 Hobart street, Merlden.’ is "Wk, of 'ilcminurb alono ('tll-lI $"~
’ ' .‘ , ‘l. * n‘cl by Miss Elsie ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " " ' :'
dot the olllccs of the butter: ISlle “is mcompn i I 1500' and ”m molot‘. according to (m
Anderson and rtllllt‘ of the. Indiana-
lotion that there was no change: Harris of New York. After the usual
jfilh‘lml "PO" abducting ”‘9 r91501'll‘l‘l‘plilis drivers that have insbcctcd it.
outlet your meshbag repaired and
plated at Brand's, Walsh. St.
8 sltu'ttlon 'mtl that the local ‘ collrlcsies had been observed, Jenn til i
ers had no knowledge 01‘ ”‘9 "“‘5 who finally managed to escape. The! is M swuet as thty mains 'cm."
tired meetlng of the national officers. wedding ring which the bride-loin ‘ .
. manufacturers. displayed lllpoll dt‘llllllntl of tholrc'port I ROCKV'LLE FACES
or was a ienulv. l was a p n inum ‘
. . : n A ..
ting set Wllll diamonds. ODD .lTU..TlOm
“i suppose Jean." remarked the re-
ortcr, “that you are now going to
join the aviation corps, and us soon
Ills Miss llubcr has llclllsco litluchl-d
move ‘- ll) :lt‘l pairs. she. will volunteer as oi
- ., “ cl ross urse.
m8 being ugll..lletl”l.odl:.\,loitie lmdoi “Oh, no." l‘l‘l()ltt'tl Jean, “1 thllltli\\'ith five large mills ill this place
It nianv iniic norm 5 n .p. . : . .. ‘. .
ed i . l . g ' Vt.‘l.\l my \lll. oi .l_ ll(VIll\)lll(\(IIl, bu working on government ("de tor
ing for the protection of native l m alrmd sen-FM ol my acts ill Merl» lith the cit m m rm) I plt‘ttlil'
"" - -- l..~ n -..-'- I'( ,‘ ""‘i'.\': . z.‘
dflowers. which it is thought are, Jl" “OHM ~0“10"n- . _ _ l p ‘
‘ extermin'l‘tcd bv ("”01qu 'in'l' Ml‘. llclasco is now managing: Illl‘..‘llllilllt)ll as more than half the popu-
. i s. t s , V .
g “- I l . -( . 'll “‘11 ll\\'() l’t)ll Ilullfit‘S lll .‘lPl‘lth‘ll, :llltl llllS Ill, lulu)“ (‘Illll‘l‘ (loynmn or German do-
ton Du mi, or t “m m gm (1 .. “V"“M‘” ‘15.“ 0" m“ “"“"rl)ur~‘ l‘I'Oll-l..(.,.m‘ all .llil‘n enemies. will be oblig-
33- The 50‘1“." has “5 h“‘"“l‘l““"‘. l'l‘li' ol‘ .llr. l'oli- l to loot out ldt the mile limit
. . . » . . H ,. _-. . _
ln Bastion, and urges the Aiileri-. The or4 two of Talk. i ”P ill m“... ”I“. securl‘
. ,. ,. . rm. .. . 1.1. ““5 about to 5m-.:il'ollln l:‘<‘ n: 31 >5 \_
*‘ bllc to outrun l‘ioni "alhumg, l~' I'lh’l ‘ . .
.5331! pu ‘ h by colitpiylng witli the
-. . . u ' lbvc after \visllin." lll:lll\' linppv,permission
Hafi‘ ,s "t lll"ll\\'ll\'.\' 'ltl' ”m - ' “ - '
Iggltlllgb flotlthli: (1.1m flllttl;eri‘lill'~* l“ llll‘ l‘OUI’lP- JPN“ “'Ollld 1"“.tcderiil rcmlireliicnls. Should all the
i
k in the’WOOdS. and only lllO"“_loudul scrotal of his latest.
at grow in profusion. and to spare; "When i was managing Mrs. lellt‘lfI.
rare and tendcr flowers altogethfi i'::‘_(‘{‘i“‘]l““‘5“15““‘3‘2‘1-“11‘3121:3}“Sikh“8}
. . , I . u ' l, i ‘
Whycant “(1 enjoy {towels England. As to were about to be
fire God put them. anyhow? .Wllyl usbwrcd into his presence, Mrs. Zim-
't We in~liSl llDOH DG'SSI‘SSHU: them , rig told me to give my name as Mr.
lusively and taking them olt, seplZancig. This I did. ilnd when 1 lnct
" us instead of leaving them grow-i Ill}? [fins ithlf‘ first \lllllll7'; lingual was:
0 brighten and pertumo the dusty \H‘ollz‘;.(e§q 133:1;1‘i0'd' cmyfive heard
of life for all who travel that: of you too. King."
‘ “Well. goodby. Jean."
I “Wait a minute. I‘ve got another
one. Up ill Mei‘iden, there is :1 Mrs;
Donahue we borrow chairs from—"
But the reporter had listened
SPRING TONIC
] enough.
mmi HYPOPHOSPHITES —~———-—-- it
FORESIGHT
WGE BOTTLE 75" “Father. what ls foresight?"
” “Foresight. my son. consists of re.
gretting what you do before you do it."
—Exchange. '
l
Rummage sale, Thurs. Fri.. 8:11.,
Week, 207 Washington street, ben-l ll
OI Christ Church.
Mahy Workers on Government Orders
In Cloth Factories Germans
or of German Descent
ltOt‘KVlldil'l. Conn. May
mung the many protective
0“ .._
.m.
would lose about half its resident pop<
lilation.
..... “a,” .0. _- __._._._._.__.v........_._..__.l
ton in ill lll
flllfll 0R GRAY llili
If Mixed With Sulphur It Darkens So
Naturally Nobody Can Tell
Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
‘fully darkened. glossy and attractive
with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair took on that dull,
faded or streaked appearance. this
simple. mixture was applied with won-
derful effect. By asking at any drug
store for ‘Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur
Compound," you will get a large bot-p
the of this old-time recipe. improved
by the additlon of other ingredients,
all ready to use, for about 50 cents.
This simple mixture can be depended
upon to restore natural color and beau-
ty to the hair.
A well-known downtown drugglst
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because I.
darkens so naturally and evenly\ that
nobody can tell It has been applled-
Its natural color and looks glossy. sott
dampen a comb or soft brush and
draw it through your hair. taking one
strand at a time. By morning the
gray hair disappears; after another
application'or two. It is restored to
Its natural colorant! lolrs glassy, soft
and beautiful. This preparation. is a
delightful toilet requisite. It Is not
amended for the cute, mitigation or
lpreveu‘ttou of mom—mm
[son-P owed-Corporation
‘prealling Your Spendings
so that there’s aIWays a. margin, for savings—the margin lie--
een worthy wants and waste. Build easily but steadily at this
link, in a savings account. and let compound interest add to
our increasing bank balance.
South Norwalk Savmgs Batik
.mr. nsrosrr soxiis 54 .A YEAR
Alden Salmons. Pres. John H.«- Knapp, Vice-Pru. .
‘ ”George LWMMTI’GIS
~‘ _ . ‘ ‘_ .. , in r of it'lllitltl" sztwini‘l outfits. ll 1 13' licnies, make a. wwkly or liloullily
50' Norwalk NJ‘ '1le till It‘ 02‘? ‘l ll by ll‘fill‘l‘xl I‘lll't‘lflt‘l'.
I ~—--——« “*1 on] error: li‘ltl‘l‘ltll who :ro tbar- wasted slice thinner. The
. lil;.{ stale
llilni-lislliilhs. Illnlbel‘jllcks. cool-'5 andI
(‘l‘.' and lure. \Vilsliiuulon, l). (2. or your State
As rapidly as enlisllilcllts are so.-
in the world," he confided. ‘aild we; cured, the lllt'll will be assembled at.
1 six central points, “ill: b have already
TO BE HELD JUNE 15'
“Say. 1 want to set nmrriml." N“: NEW YORK. no anllllllt')’ old:
[ltllllll hi~ depuitlilc until he li..d uh I families he 0“le ,0 move. the. clti
l4 :rlicc in cl'l-i‘y homo. or make thc work \l'll“1‘-l‘\'t‘r the request has been
wast e. (if made.
.‘WW it .. .. V crchlv t-ll::ili:ll‘ with lll‘fltllltllll'.‘ and ileur involvod is still :lppillliii: :zl‘ M‘ . ., . .
.3‘1 V I v‘lr qv . .. .' . v 1’ 1"!“913 11‘ 01‘". (if l‘n-l "0., -..‘
.u ALAbCO BRELLI‘JD IN d: llvcrlilr: lumber. it will ("ll‘l"i’ colng inf-{ether Ioo great to be tolerant] ,1...“ it WI l ' ‘3' "is W“
'l‘lcte nioipmenl for all kinds of. when wheat is scrlrcc. r ‘ l 1 '1' “film’s" men. He lllt‘
'l Any Waslc of bread to incxclisablo marked ”l'r‘ml'llmg “limo: w Itltt‘ll so
~‘ \Vlll‘n their are so many ways ot us- llh‘ll his sct'liccs
hllvc limit incon»
I‘Il‘t'tttl to cook
delicious slant demand for big public things
that needed driving power to be “put
through."
,5. dishcu.
The U. S lleparlltient of Agricul-
Every such campaign wltli
llllrl'iclllllll‘al college will tcll you how “'thh h“ hilt“ b0?“ llssm‘littcd has
Tlo uso stzlh- bread lll llltlll)‘ ways. been a smashing sucm-ss, and the c}:-
m~——.—————. ecutive cotnliiilt .. t‘ . Tit . ‘
PERKINS PUTTING t ‘ > ‘ . III 0. lb: ll.rfilll.
l PUNCH IN L (.0unl_\ Ab“tl(‘lilllt)ll feels llltll so for as
, P A“ the tiienibl-t‘ship problems are con-t
l George Goes to Widow of $2 a Da Cerned, time for worry on that sub-
Laborer to Get Points on Pre- j:(t cluscd when 311‘. Lavery accepted
3 paring Food Lie task that was pul up to him.
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The testimonials published by tho
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Conipuny
come unsolicited. Before they are used
the Company takes great care to inform
itself about. the writer. Never know-
ingly, him it published an untruthful
letter, never is a letter published with
tout written conscntsigncd by thcwriter.
l The reason that thousands of women
i from all ports of the country write such
grateful letters is that Lydia E. Pink-
. linm’s Vegetable Compound has brought:
'l:cu!tl. and happiness into thcir lives,
. once burdened with pain and illness.
It has relieved women from some of
an Alleged Burma" . the worst forms of female ills, from dis-
‘ NEW YORK. May zit—Nellie Ani- placements, inflammation, ulceration,
lorcltn..lt‘i. operated ii machine in n irregularities, nervousness, weakness, ‘.
[shirt fnctory for $3 a “look “mp the ' stomach'troublcs and from the blues.
incl Josephine (Miami. 15. Josephine” Il d 'h
'had a lot of swell clothes “mum::Itsasw:evern2ufl':rell .
necessary carflirc and change to do :mrealize how these
Vtioney island in t‘cstive style a couplclpom.’ suffering wo-
iol times a week. Josephine contirtcd Imcn feel when re-
.2 hul‘ secret to".\'cllic. Result: Both are lltored to health;
‘locked up today charged with bur- : lndtheit'keendesire
l-bohelp other womc
inlay)" h or sut’ferinwas
‘ Nellie and Josephine climbed a thug}; did: U
lescape and looted the home of Mrs.
jAnna Trcmbcll. who lives across the '
lhall from the O'llura's.
’l‘hcy got clothing and jewelry val~
ucd at $256. Nellie insisted that she
was “a good girl until she met JOSe.
phiue." Mrs. Tremboli declares me
will not prosecute.
the public on most any subject today
is taking lessons from the widow of it
economically. ILydia E. Pinkham Medicine ‘
Perkins ii chairman cl’ Mayor| Company Publishes Only
going over the heads! of the common.
pcoplo.
edits the food bulletins so the unedu-
g czltci "get the idea."
" NEW YORK, May —~llv‘orizc W. W "
Perkins, banker. economist and tom. !
veyor of literlltlirl- cnlcllluled to reach 1
l
's“ it day laborer. She‘ll teaching him 1
to put. the punch lll his bulletins, tcll-
int: how to buy and pi-rpuro food .. “
Mitchell‘s food supply commuted. G .
Perkins admits his “slull” was home Ones. l
reaching only the higlibrows and “as "W
The widow of one of hit former
(\llnllllyl":l volunteered to rrinedy his
mistakes, llc accepted and now Site
.NEW PROFESSION
1 PRCFITABLE—BUT
l
_Shlrt Waist Girl, Tempted By Com-
panion‘s Good Clothes, Now
... .W.. a.._ -w..._—.__ ._.
Twigs”... Hotel for Wont:
HOTEL ;
Martha Washington
[IUST OFF FIFTH AVENUE] ‘
. ‘29 East 29th St., New York City .
a ‘ ' fROM our 500 spotless ‘
MRS. SAYRE GRANTED A olvoace
Mrs. Sadie D. Sayre, of l'l'filmrd, ‘.-
a
rooms you may select
formerly a resident of Stamford, has ‘ one 3:81.501)“ day“ d
been granted a decree of divorce in up]: 81.00 per d-y each
the Superior Court of Hartford Coun- w crescvenltakenlargo ,
room to ether. We serve
an excel cut Table d‘Hote '
luncheon at 40 cents and .
:L", by Judge Gager from her husband. . .
Custody of their
It is impossible. for any woman who W
PORSALEBY
HORACE R. NASH CORN. MAIN AND WEST 5T8.
- - W _ W -W . - - - -W W-..-.,WWTM=;
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ARE YOU SATISFIED
WITH YOUR COMPLEXION?
Tahc care of your complexion-
and your complexion will take care of you.
CHOOSE PURE AIDS. CHOOSE CREME ELCAVA
THE PURE. DAINTY, TOILET CREAM THAT HAS stool)
THE TEST FOR YEARS.
“Makes the skin like velvet”
sent) we sort LARGE sums
JAMES C. CRANE. 104 FULTON ST.. NEW YORK
Gs'r rr room vcua
DEALER or} room us.
Every reader of this paper
THE may secue
i5. ”Rilllllllllll
villus
THE IF
ssv CITY, N.J.‘
Outfit con-
. sin: on. ‘
Durham Du-
plex: Domino
Rotor With
white Ameri-
con IV 0 r y
huddle celery
gnu . um:-
piuu alt-c -
mom had II
III .
pie: Blades.
‘ .I h -
can-inn red
outlier Kit.
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The Way Sagless Spring
Guaranteed to: 25 years.
The Most Comfortable and Durable of Allr Bed
Springs.
A. .l. Annuities
Son C0.
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MAKE Ydllfl OWN PAINT
END-PASTE PAINT and
your gm Linseed Oil.
You obtain greatest durability and cover-
ing power. The L&M PAINT is so
positively good that it is known as the
“Master PaInt.” It's produced by one
. factory management and sold by only one‘
group of dealers located in various towns
in the U. S.
.7721} plan has always enabled us to
Improve the quality and decrease the
cost to gen. ‘
Therefore today, when the best of other high grade paints cost you
$2.75 a gallon, our L &M Paint—made ready-for-use—will cost
you only $2.00 a gallon.
{0U SAVE 750 A GALLON on EVERY CAI-LON 0F PAINT Y0” 083.
'0! Sale by
Made In a few minute.
year before the suit was brought. Wur-
Gedney G. Sayre. dinner at 50 can”. . l A. D. Morgan, .; . .1151 Elm
17-year-old son, Earl, is awarded me monst- AND mun-rout. inroumrton Hubbell & Staples Hardware 0°» Nat-walk, I “it’ll“
mother. The divorce was granted for} 5m. UPON “cum ’ W. S. Guyr & Son, Westpm-t, .. f F w ~rrllr‘
misconduct. There was no defense. Lockwood & Palmer 00.. 8. 0rd. ‘ d u ‘
The couple were married in 1892. and | taint
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they had been living apart about la I w
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a.
ren F. Cressy of Fessenden & Car-
ter represented Mrs. Sayre. Mr. Sayre
is now a traveling salesman.
Children Cheerfully and
Patiently Treated by Modern
Painless Methods.
TUTULES CASE TO BE HEARD
MAY 29
The. divorce action of Mrs. Bernetta
B. Tutules against John Tutules, of
Stamford. has been specially assigned
for trial in the Superior Court on-
Tuesday, May 29, before Judge Joel
E. -Reed. Mrs. Tutules alleges Intol-
erable cruelty. and asks the custody
of their three minor children.
‘ The action went to trial on May 31,
1916, but, after the plaintlfl put in her
evidence and the. defense had examin-
ed'one witness, it; was withdrawn
Moderate
Charges for
Very Best Dental Work
. ‘
15 Years’ in the
Dr. S. M. Deiiz" '
Painless and ConICientious
Dentistry
Sympathetic Treatment.
«H
Aceptic Officp
, Surgeon
Dentist
75 South Main St.
Hours—9 a. m. to g p. in.
By Appointment
x-R'ay Treatment
Gan Administered.
By the Oxollen Method
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GOLD AND PORCELAIN RESTORA-
TION. ALL KINDS OF ARTIFICIAL
. DENTURES, CROWN AND
’ . BRIDGE WORK, ETC.
. sthLFULLV. DONE.
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from the court. Attorney 1. H. Romme, Practice of
now nonmetal-"Mrs; Totals: aud‘Fea- L Him-Sous.
muesli Gui-her tar Mrfil‘litulos. '. ' Den my
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