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fishing parties
being planned for «Sunday, providing
file weather is favorable.
A great many are
A bare:a
Rising unloaded
“film”.
of sand for the city is
Harris & Gan’s
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The Pastime A. C held
'iiraciises on 1hr White lot last even-
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Several East Nome—ilk couples at-
tlended llir St'lllt)! reception at the Nor
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2Hosiery,_Underwear,Corsets,Gloves,gRibbonxShirtwaists,Notions,
Laces, in. fact, all merchandise on our first floor" must be sold red-
gardless of cost. After many alterations this store will be con-
ducted exclusively as a Cloak, Suit and Millinery Store. "We are
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walk high school last night.
m! the bout.
There 11-11:; a rather on the East Side
"yesterday tlrat the building in which
the late Daniel '1‘. Murphy conducted :1
mail order business on 1-11.41 avenue
’vas about to be purchased by :1 shoe
manufacurring company. The 1umor
.
M denied by the administrators of
:1 estate.
tfinder the auspices and for the heme
m‘of the East .\ort1wnlk improvement
infillsoclation, the Port Chester Y. M. C.
‘lfixorchestra entitained last evening
”:1: the home of Airs. Henry .i. ii “on.
I, ‘l'lllo affair was largely attended, and
"Who sum realized was a source of much
roLLow 'rHE CROWDS. T0 MINTZ’S
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Black and White Check Suits as low as $5100
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titer. H. Sanford (‘rossett of Mount .3. . . _ .3.
. ”Vernon. X. Y,, has returned home ’9 F < t c 1 $3195 ‘ ’6
having spent a few days in East Nor- 0:0 lne 03- S ds OW as o ' 0:.
walk. ' ”3. 0:0
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Schools closed for the summer rhea-1.3. S apes as low ' as 10C . .3.
1lion yesterday. The swimming hole .3. ,1 .3.
will now be the great attraction for z ‘ o 1 _ . ‘ .3.
co . .
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_. 1.3. II un re 0 er 1 ar ams . qua as 00 .g.
Dr. Ralph 13.,ilvrirtett oi .‘vmthiield, é, , .3.
Vermont, is visiting Mr, and Mrs. A. ,0. . . o . . . . . ’ ..
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Machinery i111 1l11~ Hypo Battrry the i: m”, 1,,
”tiny which has taken over the old 4’
”Colonial Foundry property, has ar- :1 “WAYTQN
tired and is being installed. 11 will 1:
not be long before the plant will be l;‘
min tun blast. it
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East Side sports are strong on Kunz R -- 1:4-—_-~
'innning the battle with Brown Mon. owayton Baptist Church
‘I willy night '11 the aarena New Haven Sunday, Juno “UL 19”»10230 morn-
’ “There iv 1‘ lot of money tho/this district ing worship with ncrnmn by the pars.
"’ ‘ " V t ' v e, ‘1 " A 1 '1 ‘1!
which will change hands on the result or “"0" til ”1‘ “0' Th( “‘N" of U‘ »
Kingdom." The. music for this St‘yi
vice will be 111 charge of the children's 1
choir. l
11:50 weekly session of the Bible!
School. This is the Sunday for that
quarterly review which will be taken:
up by each class individually.
6:45 the weekly devotional meeting
of the Christian Endeavor Societ1'.l
This is the monthly roll call service2
and each member should be present to ‘
respond when their name is calleti.f
“Mission Work in Our Cities" is the.l
subject of the meeting and tire leader
will be announced. i
":30 the evening service for prais’
and meditation and the subject of the
evening sermon “ill be “(‘lnistian
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Noted Authority on Kidney disorders
lots ‘oi Water and Eat less 111111.111:
.sarunnav,‘ JUNE 23; 1917
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GOING TO TAKE IT EASY
on the “good old glorious?"
Then
you'll want a few porch chairs,
1 rockers or porch seats and perhaps
a hammock f/or a little nap after
lunch,
SUCH FURNITURE
here for your choosing. Better get
an extra chdir or two. You may
have company and you surely want
11' new SKM' waits-l
STENOGRAPHERS.
Male and Female,
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Examinations
Every TUESDAY‘
55 H with
Merrill Business
College
South Nor-walk "
buntio' rd. Port Chester.
to make them comfortable.
THE
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON C0.
Iron Wanted
We will pay you the highest
market prices for scrap iron and
metal in large quantities. Get in.-
formation from us before selling to
anyone.
ZZELUFF.’S
11111111 Store
1 North Main Street
833--Plrorrcs--1532
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Whitman’stlitocolates
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Drugs Prescriptions
L. EFFRON
3 Rowan St. East Norwnlk.
Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.
REBUILT ‘TYPEWRITERsali. C
S 111 i t h, Underwood
‘ Remington. all -other
makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals. $5-
" per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month. .
, PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
156 Fairfiold Avo.. Bridgeport. Conn.
[[35 .1 [VON j
; Joh‘firinfing
So‘Norwa"!
ON CREDIT
‘3"? Brennan Store
An
6 N. Main St.
Men’s SpringESuiis‘l
Attractive Showing
Smartly Tailored Medels
$12.50, $15.00, $18.00
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Copyright ClothingCo.
So. Norwalli.
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The Banner Bakery 3“.
m 367
We are now able to supply our
5 Monroe street
.42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
BeemeniiWr’ne
customers with PIES; made to
order each dayé. We also have
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
stock.
“mutation to the members of the
b"'rausrtciation. The home ot \irs. llipson
"‘3 prettily arranged for the occasion
Mrs
both of
Bitchester, entertained with several
The orchestra ren-
“ "nth ferns and potted plants.
“'l‘liregg and Mrs. Hoffman,
amt sel ctio s
'1'“ . e n.
wanted a number of selections in an ex-
o.
“.251th manner.
‘ “was 'served during the evening.
A dainty collation
Mothers Are Careless
We danger signals, they
mud clogged intestines.
mules, “Mrs.
its world.
'Illozchildren love it.
Webs gently and thoroughly.
”inlve the little ones
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.. achildren are not to blame when
mas, feterwish not eating right, sleep-
'_ 3881s, nervous and all out of sorts.
Miter-s are on the job and notice the
will find
. his condition can be stopped in a
3dr hours with a good dose of :1 Sim-3
5113 old remedy that has been handcdl
m for generations in thousands of street are entertaining friends from
_ Winslow’ s Soothing 0111-01~ town
mp," a harmless but sure laxativol
‘ifilich a mother worked out and used
tim- her children and grandchildren. tending school at Pawling—onthe Hud-
we. all good things which have small am. has returned to his home on Rovi-
Winnings it spread to all the neigh- aton avenue for the sounder
M3 and still it grew until now you
«an get it in any good drug store ml
11 chance,
“her, go to your dmggist and get a l geilstiemeetings in New York one day
o.today; the laxative without a last weak and were Very favorably out 11: some or his fields, to make 1115! Min. tl): 131110111193; rancher or the
”' or dope, "Mrs. Winslow .1 South
Missions and World Peace"
visiting in the community and to
those who have no church home.
Wednesday evening at" :45 the mid
week service of the church. This is
the monthly covenant meeting
there should the a large attendance of
the members and friends. The word
, for this meeting will be “Covenant."
1 Sunday, July ist, has been proclaim-
‘ed Patriotic'Sundny and a special pat-
riotic service is being arranged for
the evening of that day which will be
of unusual interest to the people of
the community.
Mrs. George Patterson of Brooklyn
41!
Harry Tiebout of Wesleyan College
spent the week-end'with relatives on
Cudlipp street.
Mr. and Mrs. Conacekr of Cross
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William Pinkney who has been at-
l
flirty, spent Wednesday in Danbury at-
Millions of mothers today swear byltending the graduating exercises of
“W. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup" and th" Danbury Normal
they like the
W and it heals. kills cramps, sweet-
mfland cleanses their sour littleI
school Miss
Elizabeth Savage is one 1'1: the grill?-
mites this year. ' y -\
lsons attended the Billy Sunday evan-
impressed with the work of the even--
gaunt-“widows trim general experience
Mrs. Patrick Savage and daughter
Everyone is welcome at the servic-l
es of this church and a most cordial,
invitation is extended to all Strangers .
and
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is visiting Mrs. George Brown of ‘R0- “
“the tongue coated and the breath not wayton avenue. : . i
mibad, a sure sign of overworked
uddoaded acid stomachs, indigestion
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Recommends a‘Spoonitil. “oi hdSalts 1111111 oi"“itlaler 111111
Breakfast to'Stiriirriate Kidneys Pallil *vElimiuate '
like lumps of lead.
sick person shortly.
SOlll‘,
Uric acid in meat excites the kidneys, they
become overworked, get sluggish, ache, and feel
The urine becomes cloudy,
the bladder is irritated, and you may be olili ted
to seek ttlicLiuo or three tin: cs during the night.
When the kidneys clog you n. ust helpD them 1111.111
off the body 5 unit: 0115 waste or you ll be a real
At first. you feel a. drill
misery in the kidney region, you suffer from
backache, sick headache, dizziness, stomach ,e‘cls
tongue coatednnd you feel rheumatic
twinges when the heather is bad.
- a Eat less meat, drink lots of water; also get
from any pharmacist four ounces of Jad Salts;
(aka a tobléspoonful in a glass of water before
.the lids Acid
then at i; fine.
vevcryone should
trouble.
breakfast for a. few days and our kidneys will
'lhis famous sets is made from
the acid 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.
Jad Stilts rs 1110\pens11 0. cannot injure, makes
3 a. delightful effervescent litbia-wutcr drink which »
kidneys clean and active.
' they sell lots of Jud Salts to folks who believe in
overcoming kidney trouble while itis
take now and then to keep the -
Druggists here say
manly -
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NORU TON
Mrs. M. 1..
car.
Wallace of
Heights has bought a Buick touring
1N orqton l
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Miss Helen Shiith,oiti1c nurses’ stay
of Fitbir’s Home. is enjoying a two
C
,weeks’ vacation.
l Mr. and Mrs. John MacCoy or‘ New
York have leased Mr. Arthur’s Prairie
é'lose Cottage for the season.
i _ ..._.
wlrlst party at her bungalow at Cedar
Gate recently.
is now at her parents home, for the
James A. Trow bridge of Noroton has summer vacation.
recently bought a star- class yacht.
Louis Show of the Heights has re-,
-A daughter, to be named Elizabeth,
moved from Linden avenue to Maple has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
1 George N. Yeaton and two of his flstreet
o
my C. Lester has been blastingrock
agricultural work lighter.
moi'txt flutter: hast opened: hen: night room:
lHoimes, the second child, both girls,
lto enter their family circle. 1
T he Gorhainlco.
DECORA roE‘Ris
Everything in. Paints
Madame Maud Kraft gave a bridge ‘
.and't‘WaHePa-per
Miss Annie Karon, who has homil’S‘ol-‘e med 1 P‘ M‘ A
Epletcd her ire shman year at Wellesley. '
. Saturday ' ,
:10 .Firsi' Street
fellastiltorttialk
:Artbun Bibbinl has- returned to his
home in town for the summer vacu-
Leighth grade. returned ’ilifednertduyt item from Wesleyan University.
ratch— sister in' Miss Theodor: rHolmos borrowing!
' 1her mother Mrs D. 1) Holmes, utter
completing berks-tutti at, Wall ’
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer
F. H. BAXTER
:Drng‘gist
A.” M.'-WOOSTER
«(9
ATTORNEY AT LAW 11
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Late Examiner .1.
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BRIDCEPORT. CONNECTICUT
o A nmodv for loloctlonl
o! the urinary tract. i
Poinlou non-poisonoul
and will not. stricture.
Believe: in i to 5 dorms
0|.” BY DRUG!" rm.
Parcel Pout. it desired-Price bu. or 3 homo! 32. 76.
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ro WNSEND
Ba "1.. Bearing
:Lawn Mowers
3.»; .
Albert D.¥Morgan J
'3‘ wdsHINGfrON STREET:
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"contentiousrt
(Gregory Boulevard) 1
East Norwalk ' ‘
Opens May I
SHORE DINNER'S AND ALL‘
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKEDTTO ORDER
JOHBLE. O’SULLIVAN,1 Prop.
Telephone 720
it You flare
Any Junk
S. Jaiie
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Ei’fron
» Phone 499
37 Fort Street, East; Norwalk
:- TEETH - .
”WITHOUT PLATES
’Dr.{J.j’IH.“[Maliery
' 16 80. Main 811., So. Norwalk, Gt.
~Hour59a..m.t05p.m.,7t08p.m.
Sundays By Annqintmeni; Only
’TH E ‘ GREATEST
FOOD .VALUE
Fusbre 5 Pics.
« The Most Economic lies-
sort.~ aS‘oid 111 All Stores.
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