Ms,
Less, 25¢.
business and Professional
on!) Ibis page, lfinality—Five Words or
31-00. Emilie-ornate: TDOflblgPrice.
Miscellaneous Ads.
Three Times, ’50. 1 week
DIED. TO LET.
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3“ ORDHuddadLai New Haven, 10 LET—NlCE ROOM-S AT THE
Hull 6th, Vi. Waterman Swords Fun Hotel Bristol, 2. $2.50. 53 week.
eral private on Satuiday, at 24 W uni Board 85 50 week. 94 \\ aShingtou
filvtfiuue, South Norwalk. ‘street it; 12L
warmer). i
WANTED—A BOY
t-rn apartment all improvements. Cen-
To LEARN ti'ally lUCHLPd.
lboprintlng “Nada Apply Saturdzil'miI‘ht‘d Reasonable rent. Address 1*.
morning at the Sentinel office. P '
W "m—‘ -"
WANTED—n4 SMALL PIG, BEllii- TO LET—RETSOI‘ COTTAGE,
hllli‘f' preferred Reasonable ptite “I“ lived new lInIII'OH'mI'nIS. bath.
Tel. 39 Harlem or addess :I’. .. box 47 4. i’" (13’3"? and but“ included, In-
: 1'0 31 quire of William .1. Foster, cure of
q p ' ’Raymond Bron, ~13? ' Washington
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS Sil‘i‘t‘l- 34 6t
flu" cattle.‘ Best prices paid. Extra H'W'm'" ’ “j—l'
anon for calves. H. Friedman, 3:3 Ely T0 LET—'1‘ 3 “M‘s” AF 1‘ 1")
crane. Tel 1151. 1.30 “ Union stieet. Rent $13. Inquire on
'V ' premises, 34 3t
WANTED —- BOY FOR DRI'G. W"
TO LET‘S ROD“ HOI’SE WITH
:Ill I‘Inpmteinente. Inquire nt 148 So.
chI $30 Phone 3
T. S. Donaldson.
More. Must be sixteen or over.
pi, Stilleoirl’owejl Corp.
AIM
3t
Jr"; Main strwt.
WANTED-WOMAN FOR ONE
tiziy eat-l1 \vcelt. Laundry and (‘lPJli-
"Mg. Place in Siiverniine, \vill ll‘illlb"
for to and from work. Write Mrs. A-
ll. tlcdcr, Silvei'ntine, Norwullt, It. i”
III, 43
(32-3.
TO LET~—4 ROOM
Swnrtz & Corbett block. Adults on-
ly. .Itent $9. Also loft steamlicuted,
Iigtii’onon suit-s. Otis Electric cle-
vnl‘or service 5,000 sq ft, of floor
room. For tur'thei parttituitii's apply
Old \‘t' 011 Cigar Co.
.a.
3) IL
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WANTED—«GIRLS WANTED. AP-
].Iy Ntiru'allt Steam Laundry, 43 Du)
street. lit at
I TO LET~STORIZ 207 WASlllNG~
ton street East Norwallt. Apartments
WANTED-A POSITION AS WAIT.
Jess City references Wages return“
«It $3 ’0 or 835. Address "'.\’i':tittcs~“
I209 Washington street, East Norwalk
and 5? Chapel street,
N orlvnlk In—
C") " :i ' V:-
(ML of Semi!“ l. j”- "t T1136.“ South Main street. Tel 60..-. (i’u‘ol “Essinl‘lgfi 11:12“, Highland u I é
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WANTED—I'IIIIIMAN you me. BUSINESS NOTICE' l FOR SALE—SACRIFICE;
“"33 813““ "“fi‘WI‘t'i‘Ei 1th», and 5“" BIS. NOTICE port home, acre, garden, finite, 'bcr-
“"5“PI“C‘PdISPIImli‘l-“OX v. RELIABLE DEALING rice, Illllplt‘ shade, good buildings.t
.— - ~~ in rugs“, iron and lllt'ltll is our method ncztr depot, other advantages. Tetme
WANTED—~OIJ) FALSE TEETH.
We buy and sell everything second
1’3“," 1mm” if broken. I pill’ 52 to “5 lIIInd, :1 large stock of M‘t‘OIIll hand;
.por full set. binglc and partial plates goods always on
in proportion. Send by put-col post
hnnd.
good its the next mutt and treat you
find receive check by return mail. i.. better (m 3 “mm.“ (10,”. mm”, p
MHZ“ 20‘” S 5”] NW“. Pl‘lllttm' Mahoncy .2 Van Zuni etIcet. Tele-
jilIIII, I’It.
WANTED~ALL KINDS OI"
, phone 118:” -..I
0W HIGHEST PRICES PAID
furniture, dining, Wm" “ml bed room; for contents of hotels, boarding llOllS- spilli'ml'lll in 'l"l01‘ltlli. Atty qttttntliy, 5:16» 6:0ng Gig‘lx- 6:" (Stamford on I
suites, chairs and odd 0100“» Address oh and household goods of all kiIttls.§t‘t'tIIII building lot tip. l'I'nstInt I-li- 1-“ 7301‘: 3105: 913082. . (Pict‘llti'
Toad S; Baker, 8 liivereti'cctNothlnt Also WNW”. furniture, (llSlll‘H and an 'm‘m “,1“ round \lIlIl\ to Q B. St. I Saturdays) 9:55)‘, ttlztlix. I
”VOY‘VMR' Tel, 1841- '12 tit tittuos. Auontx for The Reliable cSoles John, 15 5mm, ()gbm-ne avonue ’ ' Sundays
' WANTEDL-Idlll’l'llllltllflflilllfillAT. and Deposit Boxes. Roll and lint toil 1": .M-f'*.1%1353\'. 513532 514$”, 8239 ;
tors in all departments for 0pm shop. desks, ’lec US (I call. Ask to 5091 FOR SALE-«ISIIMV'~ PllAtllB,|-’-I;‘-\I ‘l'i-3;:M-‘ .
ooott wages Igllal'tmlf‘ed. AlIl‘Il)‘ by “vitamin!“ 0i (leeks and salt"- “1' House, BARN AND LAND, nnxt-I-I ‘1-.Mf‘1:403.‘)110Elx,fl2:-i.4x, 3:12x..
10th or in person to Frank II. 1.00 ”I" W" WU mmII'I’- J. K 1’0“"! & IIII'r S'I'Iticiz'r. Iron PAR’l‘ltleLAlts 4- IIItI, G:0_x, I:0.x. I 12. 7:45x,;
Ito, DnnlIury. CO" 54 WM” street
I ....- * ,._-._._....__ {Sicx'rtxuo {10910 I
WANTEDaMnx, 13 on ovnn BIS. NOTICE . - . .NEW YORK TO SOUTH NO-RWALK:
wanted. Government. railway mall 1"“ ”9 ““0““ 1” “Wm" ‘0‘ "9 I FOR SALE—OR 'I II I.i~r 2 NEV I A )1 —I 11. 5:30.I. 2.34 s: IItIx,s:t.tx,:
rlcrltst, $75 month. List government ”HMS “r “1‘1“de “f“flmls' includl iv I't'llt‘llttlt'tl hon c. nith improve-:9 1,5X 10' 03v, 10: OI). 10:50x.
firillh‘ free. Franklin Institute, Dept “1“ thmmw' “"1"” 1]“ (“Ollllllt’l'ildr ments. Sort-Ital bolus on premises 1. Iil~»-l.5:' 03x, 12:45.» 1: mt Loni-H;
23F Rochester N. Y. {WW Lt'ssoiis'duy m ”‘1‘" or until 1:. turns of good forming loud at (~91. 0nll‘).” - :le, 2257, 313M, 8: 33.!
. . -Ln- _, _IthItI< Adrcrs h. i. Z. N 3t Conn. tuinpiitc. lire it. 'l‘rtrlov, 10 4-15“ (0310619! Satuidtiysz) 4' 33 5.13x,:
I «r ”I r: ‘ ' “ ‘ .. I ~-———————~—-———— Gl‘m'e street. Tel. 753-12. '5 29. 6: 00X. 6 03x, 8:10x, 9:28, I
{tinfnggilizti'ntjiglllgl Izlilélllilllt“: 1 PAINT'NG "' PAPER'YIANGI'NG :ll. 17“., 12: 00x
4251mm and good paying wmlt, (l. ‘ decorating, painters "“Whog‘ “all FOR SALE-FAMILY IIOI'ISEi Sundays .
Sloth & Son C0,, 8 Stevens street paper, up-todnie SLVIPS' lowest prices. with one-half acre of land on Wort A. hi “6: 00, SJOOX, 9:00x, 9: 21x,
I. .. ,
) dcru solicucd T9] 400 A1”fume“pike. Must be sold at once to close‘ P Iii—4“ It). 1:03x, 2: 00:, 3: 353:.
'WIlltP,611‘2 Ely avenue. estate Sinnll amount of cash requlr- II: 01.5. '25x, 8: 00x, 7: 103:, 8210):, 9: 00x,.
“v M ..- -. A... -.. , ,.____ l
,. . "m “’“"* ” d. balance on mortzage. .‘InquiIeI 1.0 W“ 11 1“ 12.00x ‘
NT Dmvomc mm ‘11 TU I“ ~-
31‘3931'8 E1- ave to my)”, in factory ‘ ‘ ~ , IKcogh & Cnndee. Attys. United Bank SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
Steady employment and chance to "lNhURANCE lbuilding. Tel. 535.2.» E A \1_.]nG:Av:1h;o 5-54 6-06
7 I . 3 x: ... W " WW“; { "‘5 , — ‘ ‘4 i - I- p c - L. . . , ~
“Tm $00," ‘g’fggi,,fif‘£fiefinlgo m FIRE BOILER F0“ Sfl-E T0 SFTTH‘: ”“q 2,10 0:9,1 10:22x, Ilzllx, 11:58x,
N‘“““ “I f’ 1’ '“I ’ ’ J ‘ LIFE WAR RISK 30““"99 ' “’0‘“ 1‘“ ‘SEI"°“I““3“"“ ‘ r. III—120, 2: 2t) (Bridgeport mum.
» ACCIDENT ‘ tJohn 5m“ East .vorwullt. Price ISaturduy only)? :34 (Bridgeport on- "I
' BONDS: 8;,50o Also aunt-hex cottage 7 roomsulv Saturday only), 2.47 (Bridgeport
LOST. ‘ srmsnre TICKETS emit" “nineteenth Hm'iet 89"“ only, except Saturday),‘3:30x, 4:2;
- NOTARIES PUBLIC II’W‘G 51'900- - 5:19, 6:21, 6:51, 7:08x. 7:32 (Bridge-l
LOST—BANK IIIOOK NO. 9456 IS-
«ucd in The South \‘orwallt Snvinnq
In :Inlt Finder will please return book
{to said bank, no paynttnt has been
elopped. 30182 .‘it
J. M. Layton &Co.lnc.
Real Estelle and Insurance
South Norwalk, Conn.
- Iii
TO LET—BY JULY 15TH, A non"
Furnished or unfur- ‘
.130 3t
APARTMENT. ‘
We pay as,
I FOR SALE.
I --~—-c '
1 FOR SALE—4% GIRLS BlCYCL-ES
$6 and $10
ington etieet.
Bristol Hotel, 94 Wash-
jtl 3t
l
Marv i’ellhneulnxm.
late Ira TOM’S-Y? “baud! m
residence on Highland avenue, last
evening. . Mrs. Hoyt bed been in re«
markable health for a woman of her’
advanced age until she sustained a‘
[all last week, since ‘yvhich Lillie she
had been confined to her bed. :She was
born in New York city, February 25,
182.7, and was married there on No-
vember 25 d, 1843, since which time she
had lived in the old Hoyt homestead
on Roton Hill.
Eleven children were born of whom
seven survive their mother. Mrs. Fran 1
cos E. Wscofield samuel W. W. Hoyt, J.
FOR SALE—A FEW BROILERS
|and toasters. Apply James Monlletll,t
Taylor Place, North Taylor avenue. l
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FOR SALE—PAIR CHEAP HURS
cs, suitable for farm work, 1,300 lbs. l
I‘i'lt'll. Fair trial given. Will hire by
day or month. I smell ponv cart and
harms-s Stewart Farm, W est Nor
unlit Tel. ZI‘J-- ". jU MI
/
FOR SALE—5 ACTSES OII‘ STAND-
ing gross. John Booker, Highland”
avenue. 1
FOR SALE«~GAS
R ANGIE AND
other household goods for sale on ac. ry chapel. 0f Frederick
count oi moving out of tovvn. West last evening, for Anthony
door at 21 Union strcct, upstairs, who was drowncd In a but lilub a low members (If theTlletn
South Norwnlk. it; ill ““5“ “30' Th“ "emai’l‘ “3‘“ be?“ t
. _fl clItiIucd by'thc father of the deceased
FOR SALE __ VERY Cllli'tl’ in Pittuton, Pennsylvania. and W014?
young chickens front llll‘Ct,‘ \l't‘t'li.~ old
to three months old. Also six pure
White Leghorn liens. Callb Satuuiny
iitorniug told all titty Sunday, 34: lily-‘1
tle street, East Norwnlk,
FOR SALEwt‘AllliAtlla‘ PLANTS
Il’rcniiuni Fine Dutch and Danish Ball
Head. The finest wintc'r cabbage that
grows. Extra [inc hardy plants, 40c
a hundred, $3 ti thousand. No deliv-
' .~,.._h._. ”— >___‘_..-...._.~..o._...__..___.v
1) Hull, llltVlltlIId Block, (.‘ity. 1'4 3t:
FOR SALE-101: BOXES, PARIJOR
suites, IIII pieces for fiIIniture
chairs, gas stoves, beds and cots. At.
so many old antiques. 'l‘odd & Bttkci.
8 River sIIcIt. \‘orunlk.
I
. l FOR SALEM-GOOD IAANI) IN NEW
WRITE BOX “8. W.."
.- "., {Estimates cheerfully given. Tlinl or- INmttnlk Road near ConnectiCUI Turn- ‘10: 03):, 10: 50x
Ask. John T.,,H_av.es
i Real Estate—Insurance
' 7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
D.C.
.HUNTINGTON,
'I i
5' LOST—j-BETVVEEN ROWAN ST”;
. _W“__.__h.~. , .. .I. a...“ . .
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lF CHIROPRACTOR
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and old. Snugntuck Road, black ore-3
clieted‘ ling, containing handkerchief:
and key. Please return to {to Rowan I
street, .IEtist Norwalk.
TIIEJREED & VOLK
HECTRICAII C0.
" The Only Fillly'Eq-uipped
ELnoIrnichr. SHOP
III-the Town
Aura summits
:Phohev805-—50 summer.
MONEY SAVED I
By giving me your order for my
specialh‘and made leaders and gutters
which give lasting service—Try and
die. convinced. Plumbing, heating,
elate roofing. Henry A. .l-legelein, 56
.Water street.‘ Tel. 4733.
Graduate the
Chiropractic, Davenport Iowa. an-
inounces the opening of his office at
. 100 Wa‘shin gton street, over Peqples’
{Trust Company, South Norwnlk, Conn.
Iron Wanted
$0. Norwallr, «'Idusic- Hall 31k;
HOSPITAL NOTES
fl...
Max. Mi...—
STORES
i ANY KIND
About one hundred and fifty men: I
bins of the Social Iieague ot the:
"House of Maveltoi‘f" enjoy'ed tin ex—l
«wutsion to Savin Rock todpy. Thol
aiziity made the trip in a special trill-”i
I luv car, leaving the corner or Mn’int
Mid W. till street nliou‘
this morning..."
George Herman, of Connecticut‘:
avenue, Miss Mary Boesch of Blue?
lt‘iountain aim, and Mrs. Sarah Carey,
or 65 Ogborne avenue were admittcd;
yesterday.
M
Address 4), care Sentinel
8:15 o'clock of Chris Fay, Van Zont street,
,i afternoon about 2: 30
this
Bought tor Cash
AM -
. metal in large quantities. 'Get in-
formation from us before selling to
anyone.
“ LI.- EFFRQN
3 Rowan St. East Norwahr.
iTEL 1906. lfillel. 1906.
l
There was a small fire Int the home the 1‘ n.1, & W. Go, and has accept-
ied Io clerical position with the local
oflice 9} one dull Refining company.
and ,
jL’ 0t
'CAIII'J 01“,
Palmer School or I
We will pay you the highest.
market prices forsorap iron and
him Mulvey, of Stuart avenue, has’
m_;au..¢.w .-.
Ralph» Farrell of Bell Isaud willi
shortlv go to France, to join the en
gineer corps.
William H. Farrell has just erected
a handsome new flag pole In from of
his residence.
Mr and Mrs.
rented the 'Bidea-Wee" cottage
Bell: Island for the season.
Claude Bowen of Bell
Oil
Island has
Igone to New York, where he has join-
ed the I: let Field Artillery.
Miss Kathryn Botkiev, of Iéot'th
Martina iloyt William G Hoyt “any‘smnifotd who has been visiting in
H HOYI Dudley E HOVI Ada. Irene Bell Island, has returned liOIlIE.
(Daisv) Hovt;
children and six great grandchildren.
also seventeen grandt
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Meseley
’have rented the Todd cottage at Bell
The formal service will be couduct- 1513“. and are now occupying it.
ed by the Rev. Frederick A Coleman, ‘
rrctot of Trinity Church, uhlch Mrs
Hoyt went since her residence in ’80. 33111! “ill! the“ daUglltel. at
Mr. and Mrs John N. Saunders, of
North Stamford, spent the F'outth of
Bell Is-
Noiwalk hasmadeher church home. mud
The scrvict Swill be pritate and the
the family.
Funeral of Anthony Novitsky.
South Notualk Lodge, Loyal Order,
will to that city this afternoon on tho
lztIEI train.
Funeral of Henry D. Wright.
Tllt‘ funeral scrviI-cs of II. D. I
held Saturday afternoon at 2 : :50
o'clock front the lat e home. Rcvf
lltiroltl III. Wilson, pastor of the East‘
Avenue Iii. E. church, '
(:Olll(3it:l‘,\'.l
~.. - a .... .Lo. .
\ioKlnlcv Comp, No 9,
disposed of routine business.
W
N. Y., N. H. &H. TIME TABLE
In Effect: June 25,1917
’SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M »1 39.7, a: 35x, 5:49x,o “:08,
01'I7x,".:18x, 7. 40,7 : 'on 8‘: 21x, 8146):,
'tfilondavs only) S: 59x, 9:21 (except
Illondnvs) 9' .-'il 1013.”, 10. Mix.
1‘ M. ~12 .03, 12: oz: (Stamford only)‘
1.0 Ix, 1::isx. Mir. 3: 29 I 32x. 5: 27):, i
7:.nx, 8:05“, 9:58X, 10:07x, 10:40,
4
port only) 9'25, 11:08..
' Sundays
A. M.—«12:26x, 1:13x,
10:19, 11:12x, 11::5331. .
P. lil.——2:10x, azllx, 4:42x,
6:48, 7:03.\', 8:33x, 9:25x,
,11 : I fix, iffi'idgeport only).
NEW HAVEN”TO SOUTH NOR-
WALK
A. M.———12:25x, 4:35x, 4. 53x,
6:50, 8:05, 8:30, 924114, 11:00.
10:10x.
5.
4:35, 5:13x, ti: 11x, 7: 05x. 8: 53, 9: 18x,
9. 35, 11: 30x.
South Norwalk to Danbury
A. M.:-—~6 13, 8: 27, 9: Bill.
cept 'sttturdays).6
Sunda5ys.
A. M.~—9:25, 310:29'x‘.
' 7P. tit—2:15, 7:20.
Danbury to South Norwalk
only) 8: 25 (except Monday),
':11 60.
10: 053.
Sundays
1 A M.—-7: 50. N
P. Ill-12: tits. 6: 48. 7t4'8, ettitix. ;
. 5.
Novilsky’ returned to their home-s.
. ‘ WI“ Ofil‘iifll‘S: nnIl IIvI'I'tvorIts the
“M “”“ml‘m “"H h“ “1 1“”‘1'51‘54‘ forts to filter it from the system. H02 breakfast for :I tew days and your kid.
uliir enters of meat must flush the hid- “new will then act
7:43, 9:19..
6:33x, ,
lomce hours, 10312 a. 111., 2‘5 D. m‘ P. NIP-12:17, 2313K, 3' 40K, 4:35.
Igundays andmmgsbyappomment 5:13x, 5:32x, , 5:37, (i: 11x, 8.53,
Iroiepnone 456. New York ottice, 2875 “81‘- Sundays
3 . .
£33m? F. 33:32:?) 6(1343p11‘iozimig A M..:—4 35x, 4' 53x, 7:55,. 8130):,
9241):, 11:00. I
P. M.-—12: 17x, 1: 552:, 2: 23X, 3: 40x, ,
P M.—-1: 27, 1: 54x,5 4: 39.1", 5: 27, (ex- i
A M.:—-—6 00, 7: 25, 7: 551:, (Mondays,
P. M —4: 33x,” 7:07, 8:86x, (except‘l
resigned his position in .the cities of Saturdays) - ‘ltI ‘
A house party of Danbury people is‘
interment trill be in the l" nion Cemc- b91138 held in the Shepard COilagf' at'
.tary, Ronni-Ion, at the convenience of “9119 Island
In the party are Mr. and
Mrs Morton Shepard, MI. and Mrs
Alfred "E. Hodshon, Miss Sara George
,and Aaron Dates.
The large number of young ladies
{of Moose, held services :It the Inortu-1 who were having a house party III the:
II. (hinting, llnnlon Cottage,
Hickory Bluff, have
They were
Qma Society of
cited by Miss nitric S. Beach.
Raymond Forbes have“
7 the season.
the Banbury Sutton and were diaper-
mer thme, “Sound Side,” where theyi
will spend the summer. Other New “the! Case
York people uho swell the summt-Z'r, Decision involving the alien's or use
5 colony are Mr and Mrs. Harry Red- ,Danbury 8; Bethel street railway and
man and family, who have leased the incidentally the affairs of the Dan
Thompson couage; Dr. A D Sylves- bury and Bridgeport company were
ter and family, who are occupying handed dovvn yesterday by Judge 11.
"Sleepy-llollow:” Mr. and Mre. Henryfl. Curtis of- the Superior Court when
W. Plant, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Ed he ore-ruled a demurrer by the Ide~
wards and family.” Thomas R. Hogan fendants in the suit of J. H. Heushuw
and family have leased "Hillcrest j of Brooklyn. executor, against John H.
lodge.” Richard Bulick is at the‘Saunderss haggard SaunderS, and {GNP
:57)qu View Hotel. E. E. Moeley has ers, as directors of the two railroad
.Iakvn the Todd Cottage on Summiticompanies mentioned for an account
avenue. Those coming from Brook-:ing. The demurrer was filed to a. mo-
lyn to spend the summer in the Dar- tion to compel the defendants to bring
ien bPCllOn are Robert Mans and fatn- their books to court, god recited that
ill’. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Agem' and this motion should not be pressed.“
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Cornwell this time.
Miss Martha Scott of NEW York 1135 In the allegations in the main suit
gone to Edith Camp, Be“ Island, {Ol‘llienshaw as executor .of an estata
:wvhich owns 125 shares of the Dan-
.bury & Bethel street railway stock
mit 'l'rlai of Dainbury to Be-
EAMER'CAN ICE CREAM CONES m,5eeks an accounting and damages.
FRANCE amounting to about 8400.000. He al—
'GREAT LAKES, 11)., July ij,""TllP, loves that the directors, having secur-
American ioe cream cone v. ll be tat cd conttol of the Danbuty & Bethe!
I'ied to I-I'ante in three lttnch aiiuy company purchased at an exorbitant
lieutenants uho mad: the ucquaint- pl‘l(P the Danbury and BridKPDO"
once ol the dt‘llcat'y hem and were so Elccttic Company, and that this pub
delighted ulth it that they declared chase depreciated the stock of the_
their fellow soldiers abroad must be former company. '
given :1 similar treat. The case has been Wilding for 59“
“—“\ 'cral months and the overruling of the
ltlf'llllll‘l‘el‘ is a decided victory for the
The. $1. O’Brien
—Caps I’Itlc
Eat Less llcat and Tait-e Salts
I ll Kidney Ache or Back llurts
"Wright, of 274 East nvcnue, will be. Says Bladder Irritation or Rheuma-l“
tism Means Kidneys Aren't
Strainlng Out Uric Acid
Meitt forms uric acid which excites
nets occasionally. ion must relieve
1 ) V- S W- V" them like you relieve your bowels. re- salts is made from the acid of grapes
WEST- mm a “3‘1“” hiccup... 1“” “13m: and, moving till the nuns, waste and poi and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
lean. clue you feel a dull IniIseI y in the nod has been aged {01‘ generations to
Ikidncy region, sharp pains in the back
or sick holidatmhe dizr‘ ncss. your stout-3
, Itch sours, tongue is coated and when
the wenthci is bad you have rheuma-
Thc uiinc ls cloudy. full
kidneys in their ef-‘l
—~ plaintiff iti
upon tho merits of the action measun
ably nearer. ’
I RESPONSIBLE FOR KILLING
WINS’I‘ED. Conn, .luly 6,-Candido
Giordano is held criminally responsi»
tile for the death by shooting of Mrs.
Angelo Pecorate, in Tortington, ac-
routing to the finding of Coroner Her.
man. made ptiblic loan). The coroner
also made public his finding on the
To neutralize these iiritatlui.r acid
end flush off the body s urinous waste
get about four ounces 0: Jnd Salts
‘ll‘Olll nnvpharmacy: wk“ :1 ‘al’le' death of Albert Jucquemin, of Tor-
spoonlul III a glass of water before rington, who died after a fight with
The coron-
Stephen 0 Shaughnessey.
ct finds that the lzttei' 5 acts were -no
mote than selfdefcnse and required
and cxonerutes him from responsibili-
ty for Jacqucmin's death.
fine and bladder
disorders disappear. This famous
clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys’MERlDEN' MAN COMMITS SUICIDE
and stop bluddci irritation Jad Salts MERIDEIN Conn Ju‘v G—Thomas
is incxpcnsivm htnmless and makes a Powm 4'” committed suicide by
‘delightful effervescent lithia “(1101' cutting his throat a, his home. ear-1y
linoleum
Refrigerators
COIICII Hammocks
Porch Furniture
Baby Carriages .
Lawn SWlIlgS
Boxes, Wash Stands, Side Boards,
ITables, Stands, Chairs, Curtains
2and All Other Household Furni~
tore.
Oil Stoves
WANTED~Y0UXG MAN I.\’ MFG.-
Department.
l A fireman wanted.
2 necdlesleeve fncers.
needle slceve hands.
2 needle fell hands.
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. g l Beginners paid while learning
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:Cittel'l, Peabody
3, ‘ &'C0., Inc.
Furniture
{4x6 FI'
Spechllor lite 4th til July
.39, Pole and Fixtures
$1 .‘25'Eaflh I
l STEhOGRAPHEllS
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thc case, bringing a trial .
I‘inal cxmniners. ' ‘
Male and Female. ‘
We specialize in "Furnishing homes
dimplelc
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Every TUESDAY.
College
South Norwdk
«or» we I
tic tw.ingcs diink which millions of nitn {Ind W-o todai In health is cunposed to have
of sediment; the channels often get men trike now and then, thus al'oid- been lhe cause.
in'itmrtl. obllgine vou to get In) two or log serious kidney and bladder discus; ' - _
.three times during the night. Eon-«Adv. ; Routine lIIIslnt-ss Ives transacted
"" .E.--.-.._.__-- wv-www-N - ilzlsl night, at the regular weekly’
Intention of the First District Commis-
- . ' ‘sit‘tners. .
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I . . . i AUCTION
I 8 River Street, Saturday, July 7th,
‘w‘FOR‘W' I At 2 P. M. _
2 William Guthrle, Auctioneer.
Parlor Suits Gas Stoves, Ice
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