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,1l20f‘Co..l.
no: your
new FABRICS ron- somnl
WEAR
In Batiste Voiles. Pophng,.§§d?-
ardines, Soisettes, Wash Silks,
Gingham, Percales and other
goods in plain colors, stripes andt
fancy figures.
E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk
Automobile Owners!
PRICE -
DON NELLY’ S
is 80. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
U
N 0 w
Is the Time to Consider
1 Repupering Your Home
HOUSE PA HI I'M! 1':
Estimates Cheerfully Gven
Call usnPhone 1446
J. A. RUBBER
108 80. Main St, So. Norwalk.
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(‘.' . w. . ..._ w... Y
NOR. WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
NEl/VS
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A 1‘.-trowel] diunor was given to ("on
poml Philip M, Merriam. Sunday. :12
{.1111 home :11 IR I.ow111lcs 1111111110.. All
$3.00
/
V'l'“:11>__/A m0-
man with :1 poll can
reduce his weight in
“Any stou'
1 materially
i two Weeks."
Getjthal new Blue Book at;
once
—- Health Journzd
Whether you’re stout or thin,
' little or big, your dimensions
have been scientifically figured
out and your size is probably
right here, so you can prompt-
ly get all the extra wearable:
for that vacation.
A sport coat at $7 .50 that will
add to the picture.
White trousers from $5 to
$6.50.
'The silk or p. the silk shirts,
socks, handkerchiefs, crat Ms,
1 1 how ties. athletic underwear
and pajamas.
And 1111' special .sultwl ‘11.
>1'1'11‘1'111'o11c of our cool.
girl-y cll'ct'ls. $13 to $37).
Traveling Bags, too.
ROGERS & STEVENS
Norwalk So. Norwal
,1m' =~...........msm> ,mm ‘1' '
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, tonnes, JULY 23, 197';
Howard Comstock, reporter on theI M111 Nicholas Kline, of Union Park,
uptown paper, has returned to his [TO- has returned from a visit to relatives
isitiou after-a enjoying a week's vacn- mfhiladglnhlfih .. .~ 1 1;:{1
tion which he spent in several inter-
' esting' cities in New York state. I . in,limo-s."r'r‘ahfi‘fit‘fdregory, 0'1
Newtowu avenue. have returned from
an auto trip to Philadelphia.
Mr, and Mis Samuel I
l1.11'e returned from a vacation rest
spent at Guilford
I _ ”r“ p , Boatswain‘s Mate lloward A. Mont-
Erwin Pollen-,1: superintendent of go-murv of the Naval Reserve 15'
the American 1121: Company reported spending , short furlough in .\'urw.alk
y'tsteiwdiy 101 mobilization at Ilridge
iport with the (.‘onnw'rtitul Field Anlhu- ,1
‘ lance, ‘
! Mrs. \\'. ll. of Norwalltl
111.1.1 :1 1isitor in Albany. Sundav. Shel — rrrrr
;1‘121u11111d 11i1h hcr husbund, 11" in host lumzs ( ‘f‘re'l‘an “f li‘ ld‘W’POTl “115
2b.1111 1111;1111i11%tlii'ouui1 .\'c\1 Y'otlr;1i 1'”- “1 ll ”‘1le 1" NOT“ “1k
bites Margaret T.K:1van:1gh andl
Miss Mary E. Kevanagb, of Pi"-o1i‘
de1ice.a1e spending :1 few days with}
Mr. and Mrs. P.B‘Ka\':1nagl1,of 29
Main street. 1
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David Aljoi, of West
Aljoi's
Mr. and Mrs.
street. spent Sunday with Mr.
lpurcnts in Elizabeth, .\'. J.
R11 y111 on d
‘. 1.111155 Mai: '(us cl Ixiwe strc,et Spent
‘yeisim‘ilfil'x in \‘ew Ylll 'k city
fslute.
! Francis Dyus and James Boland,
{both of Dunbuty, \Vli'f‘ 1311' gur-Fts of
Miss Gladys Flynn. of Flux llill road,l JORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES-
yesterday.
I'Ih's I‘ommerclul 1Record.)
Miss Ruth Flynn. of lids: Sixty Schoolhouse Additions.
il’iith 5'1'1 c .\'1111 \m'lt city 1,; ,soend Architu't \. .\' Paddock has com-
:lllg Iii'r vacution with .‘liss (llzil1s plcted the plans for the additions to
Flynn, of Flux Hill Road. 1111 111111111 to the Knudsen school on
(‘hostnul .strm-l. and the Newtown ave-
Sl“““""‘ “‘4‘“ “f \V“"‘ll’l"" 1"”“1‘” 111111 school. and bids will he invited at
‘wus :1 week-cud visitor :11 his home 1111111.
‘ 111', ”“1"" l" runner-1rd mm ”W x““’ the former containing four and the lat-
York city linil ”I 1111' Nqul “950”“ 1111' two rooms, and (‘tisling about $10,-
”"'“ 001,) $1,110“ respectively. The
,-
‘Hi
. :111d
l '.iTiss tlrat'c lluili-y,
“Wm yoslorduywitl1 Ml" 11nd Mrs. 0‘ new heating 11nd toilet systems will
A‘ Shmlmmd‘ "l 2‘ “m“ street, l)l' instulh-d. Dr. J, Milton Coburn is
M '7’ chairman of the committee,
l Jun" ijd' ”f Franklin avenue, 'I‘l111ll'1uti111: & Plumbing (‘11. has the
1"” 111111111111] m m‘ ”with“ mm In conlrz-(t for 1I111l111utinizund plumbing
Nol‘wulk Tire & llubm'r (‘ompnnyg of in the new resident-:1 in '(‘unnondulo
‘ lvr :1 wcok's sickness.
Knob t‘lub will In a guru .sccuc
‘ulumu-
unnd 1.11d 1111111 “Ill be lnld. I’:I1yi11:'
will 1'11111111111'1' :1: :3 o‘ 1' llll' k sl1:11p,:1nd
lllI'
lllllllil l()\\ ill ll‘l llllllll \\ lll‘ II It
1‘111l1 [st-Iron \1l1o:‘111"nds lo 11'=\pv1I11l
111 111111: 1 pork of 1:1d:~‘:111da v=1111ll
,l’or howls Ilurlburt. which is now un-
dvr 11.11'I‘l1c housc is being built by
tho dov and the plans are bv Archi-
tc-It A. N. Paddock.
; (‘omructor l-‘. 0. Johnson is com-
pic-1mg lllt' Ulll"llilllil,\' frame residence
Monk .1. llrudbury‘. of South \‘oi-
wulk. 11nd (‘hurlcs .\', ltuymond, of
llou'oyton. .spcul yt-stt'rduy with
friend.s in Ilrunford.
prim Miss Doris Holmes of Bl‘lllgvpm'l is which lxv- is buildin': on Lawrence
1»- spending the wool: 1'.'11h \lr :md Mrs street for himself It A. llcgtlm 1s
llr. :md Mrs, James E, Daron :11‘0 l1‘h'11l111 \‘1111 1101151 11 0f “(1‘1me doing the p 11111‘ 41,1: 1111.1 lll‘:lllllg 11nd
1111“ :11 homo revolving conuruiululions
The
huppy cooplu t'vllll'lll’d home Saturday
from :1 ho111'1111oon trip through New
1111 ”Mr 1112112111211 of last wot-k.
of his brothers 21nd sisters were pros» ~
11111 with II111i1'.('l1ild1'11n. (‘orporul .\l:'!‘-
riam will no on duty \\'1-1Inesduy with
the Sixth (30.. C. A. 1‘. Those 1111151111:
'11'1-1'11 Mr. and Mrs. William 1). Blur
riam. Mr. and Mrs. Frank .I. Ferriss.
I'llson and Verna Ferris. Philip .\l1'1'-
1111111, Mr and Mrs. A. A. llt‘lllill‘llllllll ..
.und Dorothy llcinzvlman of .\ll. \'11- '
non N. \'.. \11' and Mrs Arthur S
1111'11111' ‘. Infill. llz' os‘ 1‘11-111.1.soi1wo'.1:
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RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.
Vl'.v\SIIl.\'t‘-'l‘().\',
Iluymond, of 11111 111111 of'
I‘oII:11'd., 1":1tuincd 1"cstcr .
\\'illium ll
Ituymond 11" July
B. Evarts'
lloth buildings will be of wood. 1
of Middh'iown, rooms will huvc slutc hluckbourds 11nd
‘REV. ALBERT BOOTH, 92,
l PASSES AWAY AT HOME
LPreached 40 Years in Connecticut—-
At One Time Was Pastor of-
Lee Chapel.
ev. Albert Booth. one
1port’s
zens, died Saturday
home, \'0. 184 Laurel avenue. friends
lin the city and state will be grieved 1o 1
glearn. Rev. Mr. lloolh was nearly 1+2
years of age, but until a few months:
made it '
limprudent for him to venture 0111,1111»
ago. when failing ev-esight
active
, Rev. Mr. Booth was born Augus: 22,
i182?) in Springfield. son of Samuel
.Chandler Booth and Eunice Day.
lparatory training for college was gain-
ed :11 Morison Acudemv, and he emer-
ltd labs in 1841} He continmd his
l
preparation at 1' ohm Theological Sew ‘
inury and was (11duine'd in 13.77. ll“
preached to; for'ty )‘Fqi‘s, rctiring in
'ltlli.
. His first pastorate
was in Darlcn.
gwhere he met and married Louisa
Iliistrdm, who survives him. All his
pastorates were in f‘or.11ecticut, and
he is well 1'111111'111bered. having preach-
cd in Darien, \\'e.stcln1s1wr, and Wes:
Forms, hitchfield, Seymour.
and llethel. Rockvillc 01111111:
stone, Woodbury, Illoxbury, .\'111v
ford, Cheshire. Kcnsingtou, liaslon.
Roxbury, \\'a§hi11r11111, lTnlom‘illc, llur»
lington. North Canton,
Hill. North Wilton and Vista.
During his pastorate in Huston h:-
occupled the pulpit of Leo Chaptl. thu
first Methodist church to be loulltlml
in America.
He is survived by his wife, fiv-s chil-
dren, and one grandchild; .\l1'.s. l"
Illsbrow. of Ih'idgeport; .ludgs- \‘I
F. Iloolb. Yale. '81,. of the l'n.1«-d
States Federal (‘our1, Minneapolis.
Minn: George I". Ilooth, of the llufl'ulo
(‘t'real (,‘ompany. Buffalo, N. Y.;
hie Day Ilooth. Hartford. .l R.
president of_1hc Booth 11nd
school. 21nd Doris it.
(if .I. ll. lloollt.
’I'Iiv t'12211-rz1l
homo, l.:1ur1~l
Itomh
Buylis‘s
\‘ ill be
31011111»,
from
'I‘11o.»dn_v.
.111r'y.
‘.’3.—~~’l he Sou- .
COMMITTEE MEETS
Negotiations in ~*
Standstill
Although negotiations toward
.Yorl: und New Jersey. ' 1 A ‘duy fr. 111 :1 two 11'1'1-ks'motor nip 11111 today begun consideration of the
:throuub Now York state. River and llurbor bill. carrying about-
.\l1'. :111d \I1's.t)s1':11' Schultz. Miss; -»-~--271l0011110 to provide (hicllv for ”1..
I‘M: i111 \\'1'.~1. :111d ll lllllltl‘l Dugon.’ Miss \irginiu Word, daughter of continuance of existing waterway pm
1111111111 :1 sol to Oyster I1:1_1' Su111l;1y..\l1',:1nd Mrs. W l‘. “.1111 o! Itcllc ls l- lt‘t“ 1
.111 ion rcsliu: frutuw oi tlu ll' trip 11': 11ml is entertaining 11 young lady The b‘ll “as pnsuod bv the House
1 \i it to the home of Colonel Rooscs
1th. 111‘ l.
lolm ll (lr'urlh 1l1:»:1ttist,1\illi his
about 1 momh ago after a stubborn
Opponents attached the
ground that
I: L’ .sl:1tio11,:1nd chum
friend from Detroit Mich
.‘csomc '1.
:1111'-:1.sur1 on the
“'poil: l.':11'r1'l'
1 .,H
l Claw-111111 t‘loso of I-‘runklin avenue.
l
11- 111111111] to his duth .1 with 1111' Soutu
11 wuss in
putc 1110 .11 :1 standstill. the citizens
nunnmilee held 11 twohour
the 111:1,1‘oi"s olllcc1 (‘Ilv Hull,
Suturdnv morning.
Sl‘sslflll
Dun-
b11r1',.lust what
'Mcirizun. Arthur Wand \\11Il(1' Mcr- , .- 11 com . ' ,
“if. 1nd on. of- lnion park. 111' 1111 New lvlnuland 'lohphono (‘11. this lpionl' (intending it 11511 11":11 time mous- trunsplrcd 1,, the' meeting could not
{into of Ewouthlu'uon (‘.onn .\lr.:1nd
Mrs. Edward l‘Ilzu'knum :1ud 12:11 'I
Illackmun. Mr. Russell ("over of
Soulhiuglon, and Miss .I.11I:1.Icl“f1'i-1.<,
.oul Miss I'Iliubolli 1:1cltiu of Cannon-
1lflll’. 5,. 1‘.: 1} ll
A social gilhcring was held at the"
homo of Dr l):1\id lv 11/ 1‘32 \tluntlc
with birthday. Among: those pre-
sent were Dr. 11nd Ma's. Nonioitiu, Mr.‘
and Mrs. Silo.s Troupin. Dr. 11nd Mrs.
R M Dictz, Noi'wulk; .\I1' lel‘erRu. :1
swellhnowu clocutionist of N011 \"inI:
Dr. Wollson. Mr. 11ml «\lt's Ahr: thzim
Wolsey. Mr and Mrs Z:11I:in..\l1'.:1u:l
‘."tlrs .Sosnowilz, Mi and Mrs ldb'mun
of .\‘n1'wulk, Mr. and Mrs. l‘llll‘lilOI‘J
so of \m w'1lk, and Jacob Champagne
" of (his city. A 9013' lolly sot-i111 with
111-111;; was held, Dr. Kolz rccci1cd
gifts and congratulations—SI:1ml'ord
.llix
Advocate. . , l
According: to the New York Tim
of yestcrduv. .-Ios:pl1 W I,ocl:l1:11t.1vl1o
Is- in trainin: :11 tho,0fl‘1coi".s training
camps at Plattsburlzh,
mended for :1 second licutcnant‘s c-oni
mission. Local friends of Mi‘. Lock-
hurl have b0! 11 receiving photographs
of him in action. with the advice that
it is good, haid vv'mk, llc .s in Squad
\"ow England Div isoin
.1 Miss Patric-:1 Most, of .‘lciscy City,
poem the weekend with Mi, and Mrs
.Oscar Schultz. of IWinnlpnuk
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, ——KODAKS——
‘ CAMERA SUPPLIES
FILMS DEVELOPED
Stillsou-Powcll Corporation
A! \\':11'd street.
has been rec-i
pmiull 11 11111' p:11r1nt.s. .\l1'. and Mrs.
911:111, will lc:'1111 cui'lv this 11"11'k.l)y.
':;.111o for :1 vacation sun of
weeks 111 .\l:11111:1‘.s \‘incymd.
(harlcs ll. Runes. of
:11111111111t'c tho outrage-
Miss
Mr, :md .\lr.~'.
duuuht (11'.
lo
11111111 of their
Ici'uc Runes.
Mr. and Mrs. John llurus.
ronu. 1., 1.. .\I'.'. 111111 .\lrs,Au_1:11s1u:1
St‘llt'l'“ll‘l: and s :1. Paul. of New Yorlt.
nod \\'Illi1m ll1".o1111 of K‘priuizl'icld,
how be: 11 guests of \ll'rt'd 1111111111:
11‘. Howard Keys”, of the firm of
.St John & Keyscr.l1us none to New
llrunswith. \e11'.'lcisc1',11horc I111
11' ill be enmwod in 11ml: on zici'oplnnbs
for the l nilcd States "01 einmcnt
.\l1'. and Mrs.
Bridncomt, 11"-'11(,1
William vath. 0!
the guests of Mr
e". and Mrs C. .-.\ Sherwood, of 21 Lowe street.
‘s1'-111',\1‘.slerduy,
l The famous Hotel for WOMEN
l HOTEL
t .
Martha .Washmgton
"051' 01" FIFTH AVENUE]
l 29 East 29th St., New York City
|
1 0M our 500 spotleu
rooms you may select
3 one 11:81.50 per day and
'. $1. 00 per day each
“glare several take a large
room together. We serve
In excellent Table d'Hoto
luncheon at 40 cent: .1
dinner at 50 cents.
BOOKLET AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATIOR
SENT UPON IE QUEST
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threl‘,
I'llsio'
Earl 1111:1211 llorto,‘
sll'cct. lust evening. the ()(HISlOII being of \\ est lluvcn. formv'ilv of .\'oi".\\:1llt miesls of I
of (‘o-
.
running Min :1 w'ccks vacation.
“~— _ i
Iluyumid Hayes of X11111 .illt, r1-
lturncd to his tllilics with the South V
( ommcrcc committee.
lNorwnlk Trust Company. this morn l .,
]311;: MIN :1 wccli's vocation GN HONEYMOON TRIP.
Juno's 11.11Iynnunu 11115 11.11111 (Mr l 11 .'-:111 urouo, (‘..onn July 23 ~-.111.
diner. of New Y‘otk city, were the illlfl \ll'? .' Fl fink C CODING“ 0f (‘lllt’d'
.uuos 11‘ Flynn, of flux llillégo, tho latter :1 niece of President Wil
lloud 1'11slc1duv. 1.11:,111 have arrived 11! 11 local hotel on
_..-..-. (their Iioncunoon IrIp Their wedding,‘
‘ 'l 111‘ “1350» lut'l' and “ 111111? lo’llt‘l which was to have been on the coming
of Hamilton 11111111111. .11'0 cnloylng 1‘ "ll1111sd:1\.11us advanced to lost Sntur
'11'cck's vucutionwlth1'1'I:1ti\‘csi11L‘:1m day The biidc was Miss Anne
bridge, Muss. Ctllllt‘l‘ll.
.._.._.- _-_..,._...m_.___— l
George F ”0110“” 0: NM" York \ Dodge c:‘11 with thc Connecticut Iv
cilv, bus been spending 11 ’fow duvslwnfi. number “1‘31 “.3, 11~po1tcd h,
with relatives 11nd friends in Sou! l1 ”1,. am] poliL‘O to I1.11 0 been stolen ml
,Norwulk. thidgcpcri yesterday. 1
11111.
11111 few changes Were mode In the
l John D:1gon...l1'. of Newark was .alA Submarine Torpedo
week-cud visitor of thc home of hisl ‘
parents, M151. John Dngon, of Crossl coming Head Onl
l
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1 Victor ll. Dunn, of the C, 11:. Sinuson'
(‘o.. in Stamford. reported to (hurl
this morning after :1 week's vocutioi’t‘.g '1‘
Mr. and Mrs. William O. McLean. of
Gibson Court. are spending:V 1m extend-
ed vacation at Woodlock, New York.
a——-‘-
Edward Frocb, of Neu“.York.
been spending the week-Pnd :11
home in Lowe street.
has
his
Miss Pearl (‘.clntly. of Bridgeport,
is visiting: Miss Ruth Rowland, of Fuir-
field Pork.
'Mrs. Henry P. Morgan. of Garner
street, is visiting relfitives in New H11-
ven.
Ensign Elliot Ward of the Naval Re-
Alden Solmans, Pros
The Savings Clause
in the family expense budg tie the reserve guardag'ainst raids
that otherwise pillage the little treasdry of each American
home. Deduct FIRST the mount youpropose to deposit in
your account at this bank. The savings item is as important
an allowance as any other expense.
South Nomi Sayingsllank
sArr. ransom-sons $11 A 1111111.
George 13. Woodward,
John 11. mourners“.
serve spent. Sunday with his parents
in Belle Island.
John Common] and family spent
Sunday at their summer home on
Southwest Point. . -,
Clarence Brown ‘and Freeman Mins
ton are on a short motor tour through
INew York stole. ‘ fight“!!!
I Miss Lucretia Clarke. formerly of
{Mia's Bah-dis school, is spending a few
,days at the Royal James Inn.
If you were to stand on the deck' of
a liner and saw something like this
coming toward you, you would know
the end had come. This torpedo was
launched from a submarine, and it
failed to go for below the surface of
the water. The waves washed it as
1 Mr and Mrs. J. '1‘. Tierney, Jr: ol'l
New York, were' guests Sunday of Mr.
Tierney' 11 parents in Chapel street.
Miss 'Mnbol Miller, of New York.
bill 11s reported to llll' Senate i’mm the,
, he net-'eilulncd. :15 no announc-unent
_w:1s mode for publication.
’ I1 is understood. however,
,committoe reviewed :11 length the cf-
;forts tncy have mode to adjust the
‘dimculty and considered the next
sltp they should take in trying
solve the situation
NATIONAL GUARD MOBILIZATION
IlOSTt)\, July ."I‘.~-0lllce1's of thl‘
\‘utionul Coird in this state 11 ere bnsv,
toduy mulling finul p1 111111.1tlom. foz'i
the mobilization of 16.01111 111111 on'
l“'cdncsduy. Three regiments of in
f:'111111' 11nd lllf‘ 1o<rlmcni of cncliecrsl
nlz'mdy are in the ft‘llt‘llll service, I11|
addition thew :1111 two infuntrv 11121- i
merits, member with units or field and!
'cozlsl .11lillciy, medical and (lcnfnll
corps The men not already in campl
!will be mob. Iizcd at the armorh's,
KILLS WIFE AND SELF
IN CHILDREN’ 5 PRESENC:
.\EWT ON, Muss, lulv 23. —.I:1me.s'
(‘oulten :1 111nson,killcd his wife, Mu:
lgnret. and himself bv shooting yester-
in the presence of their four chil-l
The police say that unwurrun‘. .
(1111',
111' en.
‘cd jealousy was the cause of the man‘s!
luct.
He was 44 years old.
WASHINGTON, July 23.——President
Wilson returned early today after :1
to llampt on Roads
I
PRESIDENT WILSON BACK
threeuay trip
:aboard the naval yacht Mayflower.
of Bridge- i
oldest and most rcspecicd ci'i"
morning at his"
P1'(-~ ,
Freeport '
Whitp ‘
Mil '
\‘t'ushington
Mi11~‘
limflh, daughter
his lulu.
l11111"1'
11111111 Will be in Mountain (lmvu' ('11)): .j
Haiting Difficulty at
1‘10]
settlement of the existiu': butting dis- l
that the,
to'
v
EVERYWHERE
WOMEN of
DISCRIMINATION
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accept
MCCALL
DESIGNS
as their
FASHION
AUTHORITY .,
Designs of
(1111111111. for
Morning
‘ » Afternoon
‘1 Evening
Indoors
Outing
Troy eli 11g
McCALL PATTERNS for AUGUST
Now on Sale.
BRIGGERMAN BROS.
So. Nor-Walk
7697 Al :Inn D‘cg'
:‘zxai‘llo:
Conn.
Ohio Governor and Girl He V ill Wed
,
l'
l Iii.
r1155 msmtmpmn‘é GQleJm..COX~.
«1‘s
1 Governor James )1. Cox of Ohio, fortys'se'vcu years of one. has decided
Ito wed. and this full Miss Margaretta 1‘. Blair of 1'I1icuuo, daughter of the
his
The parties to the wedding did not cure to have 1111.' engagement
head of the Illoir Engineering Com puny will become
bl'ltld’.
lunuounced. but when it did come on t (loveinor (”ox and Mr. Blair both
l admitted it.
Do You Want a New Stomach?
of that city.
TheMasterRemedy A Valuable .,
for Dyspepsimand Restorative
Indigestion om'c
Dr. Clenny believed Digestoneine to be the most affective remedy ever discov-
ered for Dyspepsia. Indigestion and many her common forms of Stomach
Distress. Immediately relieves Heartburn, r or Cassy Stomach. Dizziness,
etc. Tones the entire system—supplies newy energy—brings sound, refreshing
sleep and creates vigorous appetite. Itisyourown faultrf you suffer longer.
I 11111 improving in health since I hove been mu om- inedlclnc. It 1111 h l 1!
much. llcnu‘ ttell you how thankful lam. Idonot think nknsl {mild wt nluns ‘1'-“ll"“lsl' e rungs;
gluon 11ml:I 1: it; runny since it hagdone me so much good WILLIS '1‘0“\S Manson. 50- (‘.r. 1
oncy c not satisfied. For full particulars. litantur “l“.
remedy which is bencfitting thousands. apply to e and opinion: regarding this "1
H.AROLDA MEAD.8N¢.Mnin Street So. 1110mm or ' "
H. GLENDENING 500.. MainamlWall ”chemise-11.1.11}. Conn.
glfil‘gllh' -" ' As Age Advances the Liver Requires
a... ", '- occasional alight stimulation. CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS correct CONSTIPATION.
Genuine . ,
mm M
mmmmulllzudgmem Cain’s 1”“ m .
Colorless or Pale Faces“
2 No. 703' 33-50."
Back and Front-Lace
STOUT FIGURES
; Make large hips ”disappear;
'bulky waist- lines more
_:rucclul awkward busto'
incs smaller and have the
" Old Corset” comfort with
first veering.
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