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l Instead 0' Hit prim-Err : 541733 e yes“ The Epu'urth Leggun o: iii» Mt'th‘
itentu m- uons. at it! 3'“ il‘ ‘tc'IF‘« .’-.,; Vanuatu! about: u. i it til i rat'uiE
.: ’l-iti'ra; it” ‘th-tl t i .:ii...? *3?“ tun'it :et ‘ “the 1‘22L'“
iti‘d'it 3‘Lvlr- l ;~ ~.. “i 2‘ ,tfi .tzpt «ml all ”3’13““. '5. Lynch"
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m. l‘aran-uo. d soar ,-, _~. ‘ ’ :_~~_ IE
jeraii. in Siaiiilcid. emupii .~ 3 ‘n tn. 1’. M. Knuth. ot’ ituuaytou awntrx.
CITY MARKET
NO.
flail——
lpnizee Saturday that iii~ pm. hunt on injury to his
.lbeen pitkmi and $7. stolen 3;: .E 11d,“ iv; and tom. consul l'_\ avariel of >U-
MAIN ST l>ll't*t'l saloon. gar dropping on iii-tn last week.
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, E .5. tlt‘ltn‘!.'lltin.tif Mung people train
,1“. 1gp“ ortli Lt'iilwc oi' the local been living tor some time in Rowayton
:blt‘lhotllfil church attended the rally menus, are making arrangements tail
of the Norwalk group of such 1941211”) more to New Haven, where Mr. Hall
held at the South Not'walli E, isemiilored
ichureh Friday night. 5
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l...) is retmtriii;
Mr, and Mrs Sitinuel Hall. who base
Al.
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l ,4. The Ron't-iyton Flowt: club Mill
NORWA LK E J. J. Mason has purchased a motor ““‘k" a shipment 0f WWI” to 1h"
ICE-p19 from S. T. Kellogg. .\‘e\\' York city hospitals and settle», .i
W l . . or“. llJl‘lli houses on Thursday nmrningdd
‘ (‘onti'actcr Arthur Waldron liars i'e‘ .liine H. and each Tliutsrtav thi'otigl.»'5E
leased the attachment against tht- out b‘diJnll'l'. ‘tl‘ill not \lllt’ ehii-E!
“(WIDFODGNY of Elizabeth B. W. Baker and tii‘t'n 01' Ilowaytoii bring at least the «it
bunches of flowers a week to help,"
brighten the lives of some of the chil? E
l Miss Anna Dt’h‘Oll 0f lllt’ Heights :5 (in-'11 “'hg neym' St't’ flu toy. tXK""Dl in l
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the
kit. Buttons, of New York city, . .
fin guest of Mr. N. Necauder. or mnemi“95l51d9 “"9111”.
Dunn street, over Sunday.
“mardASeli. of Hawkins avenue, entertaining Mrs. N. L, Deni»- of New tiie 11011515 windows.
”I accepted a position in the office Jersey. l
. , the Ferris Coal Company. l I a. _. . . . I A hearing was held \l'ediiesday ai-I
‘f' l Mrs. h. hikes oi \lilniitigitiii, Del, teruoon at the otfiee of Former Altar-E
*1 The Addie \' 2nd towed a two inas- Visued her brother, Growi- t‘. Riiy- neydleneral John ll. Light, in 'Sotitl'ti E
I pulp schooner mood, at .\oroton lleialvtr. it for days Norwtilk, on the action of liel‘tougal
to Norwaik this .
j: , t ' 1n, Ilhis Week. Hawkins and his brother, Forbes'
________' ' { llawkes, Tokeiieke, against the
nan-y J, tlipsm, of SeaSide place, The Women's (luiid of St. Luke's town of llarien, for alleged unfairness: El
,‘jlkiled his brother in Yonkers, N. Y., church held it silver tea and social, in tl-‘iSt-‘Sfiiliu l“til estate valuations 'nl
‘l‘l'lilCll was generously patronized, on making lit! the tax lit-€14. The HawkesI
Thursday afternoon, at tn,- home 0; brothers have brought such actions‘
Local oystermrii are still disposing Mrs. He’lli‘lUllkl K. Bennett of the l’t):t 103‘ with 01‘ the past three years. and,
“oyster seed to sewral of the local I-QadI liarien. “‘t‘tlnt‘stluy's hearing was the first
Miler firms. more toward threshing out the merits,
Miss Mercedes, (.‘i‘lilllliillS 0! (7h ii 0’11." Millt‘!‘ D. Randalh
The stormy weathi has caused eon- breekin pumh as 1mm” “r bounds of the auto dealer and Tokeneke retires-l .'
(arable loss to local io‘lowers or the ,1“, “firm,“ (mum). lleagh-S. won 1o tzite operator, was heard as a witneSs.i
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'prizes with 1M. little dogs, at “mm,“ and adjouriinr‘m was made until this
week.
L I‘la, L. l., in a contest which was tlllt'E
3" and Mrs, Rollins Tomes, oi of tlie keenest of many .W‘iirs.
Magdalen was the guest of Mr. and
.m. Daniel L'Hominedieu, of Rowan
mt, yesterday: it: ~
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.\ll':. .lanies Harrie Dew, i‘einit rly of
,3; Siiipyan l'oiiit, Stamford. nmv llt‘int.
. in New York, arrit’eti iii Nurotop l‘i'i-
Special exercises are being planned day night. and is visiting :it the
“'- next Sunday at the East avenue "Hetii‘tstohe," the home of Mrs. llariy
‘H. Ill. church which will be (‘liildren‘fi \'. Snead. '
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.._.__._ An auxiliary branch of the Stamford
Illr. and «Mrs. James YOllllgS and Red (“toss was started on Coilender's .
llmily, of Eddie avenue. have removed Point, for the summary people 'i‘licI A tartar number from this place “2 f
f“ New York l‘lti' Mill lit“ 1101150 "'lt- initial meeting was held on Wedner- lt‘iltlttl the Regent theatre on Thur-:15
find by them is now occupied by day afternoon, and was organixnd with day ‘
Entries Levine and family, of this Mrs. ardner 'l‘rowbridize as gpcrplut‘y E E
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\tias tir-iee (‘.irtei'liiiry took it trip~
to New York on \\'edttesday.
Mitt. tl-voree Miller has been visiténu .
.her brother. ii. (i. 'l‘honieon for .se\'- .
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Corporal l’lillitim (‘ Turner, of the Miss Carrie Gant of Greenwich, tor»,‘ ‘11 “U Q E
II, B. A, to at the local recruiting Stii- merly of this town has been it Quest of‘
Mon, Homer‘s cigar store for lb“ Mrs. G. ll. Noxon for a few days thia‘
_. motto of receiving applications 0' week. It has been reported in town
"i‘lfltoae who wish to join ill»? army. ,thut tlir. S. (l. Gant. who is one of the
‘ .. leaders of the medical profess-ion in
in Mid MTS- A. BMW“ and ”i" this country, may return to this town
implies Florence and Mary Shepard,a1l again. He sold his (0,111,... horn-- , r.
"‘ 3011““- ‘W'W‘ lh“ KUW'S 0f 1‘”- and lirookside avenue and re‘iiovetl to
‘t‘n- Daniel l.’Homniedieu. “I Rowan IGreenwich about three yearsago.
meet, Saturday. l
land Mrs. Dickinson as treasurer.
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' Mrs. Junie-1min, who hanlboen visit-
ing Mien Harriett Go Olmstead has'
returned to Norwalk. l
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{\irs. Vl'riglit of New Jersey, who
was ft'ii-nierly Miss lliiitkii lletts, has
. been visiting in Wilton. l
Arthur Canterbury has been trans-
ferred from the training ship
.Houuirdts. a naval station on Long
island Sound.
Dnrien's town clerk reports ltili
no».-- .. _ .
mum 0‘ Macy ““d Alfred (lold- sales of real estate last week with n v . -
midi are the administrators of the . ' llie llov. l‘rctlel‘iek M. lllllllblt’l' and
’ ‘ mortgages Of Mount). For the first family have gone to Oliyet, Mix-iifgan
£49,000 estate “f “1" late Daniel '1" week of June. 1916, there were nnlvt to attend the graduation of a son at
tlurnhy. the founder of the Murphy four ”amp,” oi‘ proper-iv, and mom . the college in that town.
Mufacturing Company. ' '
,gages of $17,? Last week's salts _ .
I . , i hllb‘r Dorothy lien-in, , who has boon
iwere as tollows: G. b. Bates estate to u
‘A regular Inpmng ol‘ the Helping G «it? (‘1 ,a student at Mt. llolyoke College this
E O .
Open sluiccs of system each morning and
Wv‘StSl’l away the poisonous, stagnant
‘ matter, says authority.
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A glass of hot water with a l’ztSpOOl‘ilUl of
limestone phosphate in it, drank each
morning before breakfast, keeps
us looking and feeling fit.
Life is not merely to lire, but
inside hath.
lt‘oikit who are
stagnant matter.
lying: the cut-ire alimentary canal
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UNCLE SAM W ants.
STEXOGRAPHERS.
Male and Female,
Examinations
Every TUESDAY:
it; 3‘33“?
Merrill Business
College
South Not-walk ‘
o'tamiord. Pm Chester.
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'ZELUFF’S
Drug Store
1 North Main Street
833--Phones-- 1 532
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Whitman’stittoculates
to live well. out well. digest well, beiore putting more food into "“
work well sleep well look well the stomach The action of hot: ,3 ' '
. . ‘ . ° . . ' ’ ‘ re cn irons
M hat a glorious eoiitlititrii to water and limestone phosphate Brugs s p
attain. and yet how very easy it is on an empty Sl’ttl'litlt'll is woiider- ‘ l ..
il'oiie will onlyodopt the nutrition; fully invigorating. ll eletizis out)” t "‘
, all the sour feruieiitaiioiis, gases,- t” 7 w HRH”.-- -m- ~_.:
aeetistoined to waste and acidity and ulveaoiic I
feel dttll and hear)“ when they ztsplendidappetitet'orbreakfast. E BORLON llllUSE
""3 ‘ u .4 i «,1 ' " ‘ qu. i' v ’1 ~
aiist. splitting: litadatlit, ..tttffy \llitle you ..it tiriotiiiu tout-t , (Gmgury Boulevard) a"
from a mid, toul tongue, nasty breakfast the water and phos- E; East Norwalk ,.
breath, tit-id stomach. can. instead, photo is quietly extrt’ietiiiu a large , 3 Opens May 1
1, v' t .~o I." v ,_ - l p '-ri- - i ‘ , .' \
fut as iIresli as it (iiiisyIlw open \ohuiit oi I\\dl\l from tlit hloodI l ‘SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
ting: the sluiees of the system each and getting,» ready for a thorough l OF SEA FOOD
morning: and llllh‘lllllg out the. flushing of all the. inside organs. i E KINDS ,
twliole of the internal poisonous The millions of peope who E COOKED TO ORDER
are bothered with constipation, E
Everyone, whether ailing, sit-k bilious spells, stomach trouble, JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN. ”GP.
or well. should, each morning, rlictniiatisni; others who have . Telephone 720
:lit‘ftil'e breakfast. drink a glass sallow skins, blood disorders and ' .-.._-_— -~~~-~~w-a
of real hot water with a teasiioon- sickly coniplexions are urged to 9 o ' E
ful of lii’nestone phosphate in it get. :1 quarter pound of limestone MC“ 5 Sprmg sultsJ
to wash from the stomach, liver, phosphate from the drug store, An . Attractive Showing 0!
kidneys and bowels the previous which will cost but. little, but is S m T '1 red Models
day’s tiidigestihle waste, sour suflicient to make anyone a pro- , l ma y m 0 .-
bilc and poisonous toxins: thus ummeed crank on the subject of E I $12.50. $15-00: $18-00 :‘l
cleansmg, sweetening and purt- internal sanitation. l. ‘l
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m ——-——-—-——-—-——-i SO. Notwalk.
i N, Whirl—St.
in . . 11m) of,N. Yo WNW; Frederif’ki wiiitei, paid ll tlying visit to town
Ed d 8239? “I“ be held at the home Brown to C. D. lnckwood, Midtllesexi on Thursday to visit her aunt, Illrs.‘
\ . Id”. at” 133er on Osborne ‘“ ”proud; Delta Holding corp to Frederico T)‘ R- laitnberta
a, Tuesday evening at eight o'cloek.‘ ‘
Brown of New York, M'ddles 1x r a h"
Every member is requested to be one I l o (
neat and come prepared for work.
Richard Dugdale to J. W. Dugdale, .\‘n ‘
,__._ lroton Heights; Esau Hartfrigltt to J.
111‘. and Mrs. D. Burr Beach. of ti "V‘ D013" Collender's Point;
I t t . ;
“is ‘Plaee, left for Washington. D. 0.111;“ in to J' W. Doiy. Miroton.Il.lla 1": M
:morning where Mr. Beach, in {homewman et al to J. W. Duty, Norman; t
:W. E. :Riley estate to J. WP. Duty. No, ~
city of a representative from theE E * ..-. ‘* W“
’ lodge, will “mind a “afi‘mmlroton, 500: Julia ll. Riley estate to lSAYS as D SIOMACH
CllSiS ltilltlltlltlll
ting of the Monlter Grotto organ-Ew- “my: Nomton, 50“; 39‘9““ T- Sm"
Ewuy to Delta Holding corp, highway.
Hydrochloric Acid Soursf
the, Food and Forms Gases
ltintg. 15,000).
{
él Undigestet‘! food delayed in the,
"lit" siiirizit-r whis‘t Club was ormniz-l
:2: this. meeting.
tion.
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cums o, «awnr 3%“.me ‘tcwf-fv n I
. Excess of
mm: mm —.v
nutrition
mum
WEST E-NDS DEFEAT BULL DOGS
The Worst Ends defeated the lliill
stomach decays, or rather, fermentsl
ltiie some as food hit 'in the open ainl
Mm‘Wé
mugs of Strawberry Hill, to the tune;
«twenty-one to four, at the Colonial}
. 1:, yesterday morning. Rooney off
(file “Vest Ends outpitched Tooker of;
‘ Bull Dogs. '
The “'9“ Ends would like to heat“ 'says a noted authority. He also tells,
W C- P. & (‘0, the Federal and all; its that indigestion is caused by Hy-I
M‘Vixhefast teams or Norwalk. AWE “I Eper-acidity, meaning, there is an ex-
39!!“ wishing a game please answerE Herbert Al'll‘oltl.ll;itlei'\vent an oper- cess of hydrochloric acid in the stout»
#191,131 the Evening Sentinel, 01‘ niake t ation {01. blood poisoning in his arm acli which prevents complete digestion,
arrangements with ”‘9 manager, Joe E last week, and is now recovering slow- and Slim-5 vfood femicntation. Thus?
"”'E§:,I:Elsf‘cl}pl9n avenue. 1y. , everything eaten hours in the stoni-
are requested to parity , _, 'ach like garbage soars in a can. forni~t
Liberty Loan parade on Wedne ,; , Troop No. 2 of Rowayton is planning ing 1101‘” fluids and $3595 Which ill-E
tin-noon. Those who can do so wiinhscribe tor a Liberty Bond and flate the stomach like it toy balloon”
tmke .tlie effort and help in this way » yearn enough to pay for Then we feel a heavy. lumpy misery
to get up the enthusiasm that is neceS~ John L “sale of garden truck. in the chest, WP DOW! 11D [135. “'0;
5M). 10 make the Liberty loan a sue-I05 his mother; 7.: I .eructate sour food or have heurtburn.l
cuss in Norwalk. Those who will take: Rocks avenue, Sunliemg towed flatulence, tvatetubttaeh or Inaustea. E
part will please report at headquarters age of thirty years, md near IHe tellsIus to lay aside all digestive;
\Yall street, Tuesday morning or 91- will be held from his late Batty. aid?» and instead, get from any pimp:
fiemoon. For further information anda msdfly afternoon 8., 2,30 0.0m}?! macytour ounces of Jan Salts and
w...“ l
l The Library \l'ltist r-lub met Tues-E ‘
witty afternoon with Mrs A W. Mer-l t
‘wiu. It‘our tables wt-ie iii play and; l .
Attila Mfiaii enjoyable afternoon was spenm l
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THE Kll
Yllllll BACK HURTS
We Should lltllllt lots of Water and Eat less Meat, Says
Noted Authority till Illltliley Disorders
Recommends a Spoonful at tail Salts Iii ttlass tit Water Before
Breakfast in Stimulate ttitttieys anti Eliminate
tlie_ ,llrit: Acid
hit of necessary work to be done, try
and do your bit in this way.
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Arrested Saturday night by Consta-
ble Oliver Clark. for breach of the
peace, at his home in North Taylor
avenue, Frank Kozoski was arraigned
More Judge Candee this morning in
fire uptown court, and was given ten
am in jail, with sentence uuttpeIndetl.
Kmoski was then fined $1 and costs,
which amounted in all to $8.82. 'Fi-ank
became enraged in an.argument.with
is wife Saturday night, that castrated
sucthi-oportlonsfas to neomttate po-
lice interference. I. ‘ it :2 l. g g. 1'
la] in Union cemetary. He is still ._ .
by his mother. three brothers, fig- before breakfast and drink while
four sisters, Mrs. Arthur Anderd‘ly‘lerflervésclnf-l Md furthermore, lOE
Fred and George Hyatt, of .Niorwai‘liim“e ““3 for a “"91“ While re’i
’ take a tablespoonful in a glass of wa-E
R ,1 . Joseph Hyatt of HarriSVille R; lt’. neutralize the acidity, remove
the kidneys and thus pro-t
Mrs. Joseph Luckina, of Woonsocket,:,‘§1°ws the first dose“ it is impor-E
'I and Mrs James Foster of Santoi' {igniting maSs, Stan the liver,E
u ‘ ' I ' n ' E
net, Idaho.I th of pure digestiveE
‘ 9 flow
Charles D. Moeler.
Charles D. Moeler, two days» old
child or Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 'J.
Monler, died yesterday at the home of
Its parents 'at 29 Uhcoln avenue. In-
terment was this morning in' River-U
"‘iS is in’expenisitte and is
the acid of grapes and
t, combined with lithia and:
. ospbate. This harmless]
ted by thousands! ot.people!
.ch trouble with .excelleut're-
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side Cemetery;
a
Uric acid in meat excites the kidneys, they
become overworked, ct sluggish, ache, and feel
like lumps of lead. [be mine becomes cloudy,
the bladder is irritated, and you may lac-obliged
to seek reliel two or three times during the night.
When the kidneys clog you must help them flush
off the body’s urinous waste or you'll be a. real
sick person shortly. At; first you feel a dull
misery in the kidney region. you suffer from‘
backache, sick headache, dizziness, stomach gets
sour, tongue coated and you feel rheumatic
twingcs when the weather is bad. 0
o Eat: less meat, drink lots of water: also #3
iron) any ' harmacist four ounces of Jud Sit ,
pike a. tab espoonful inn glassol' water before”
trouble“ c
breakfast for a few days and our kidneys will
then act; fine. Tllis famous s ts is made from
the actd of grapes and lemon juice, combined
'with lithia, and has been used for generations
to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity,” also to neutralize the acids
in urine, so it no longer is a source of irritation,
thus ending bladder weakness. o
Jud Salts is'inexpcnsivc, cannot injure. makes E
a delightful el‘feerscent “thin-water drink which
everyone should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. Dnuggists here say
they selllots of Jud Salts to folks who believe in
overcoming kidney trouble while it..is only
i
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The Banner Bakery
Tel 367 5 Monroe strut
We are now able to supply our
customers with PIES, made to
order each day. We also have
SUGAR. BUNS and COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
Estock.
it You
5 Any Junk
S. latte
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Efiron
Phone 499
37 Fort Street, East; Norwalk
- TEETH -
WITHOUT PLATES t
Dr. I. H. Mallery
.16 So. Main St, SmNorwalk, Ct.
Hours 9 a. min 5 p. m., 7 to 8 p. m.
Sundays By Appointment Only
rtiE GREATEST
roan. VALUE
,Frisliie’s Pies.
~ The Mott Economicbes-
. cert. " ”Soldiat All‘Stores.
Try “out.
Norwalk Chronicler