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' WANTElJ.
' ANTED—YOUNG MAN STENOG- To LET—5 noon: FLAT 22ml
tanner wishes typewritlag. Add”?! floor over J ‘M Walsh‘s lnsurauceIwhed cou1plete Good condition. bar-
gain price. Selling for lack of room.
.Chas. F. Hnlso. 13 High street. South
Noxwlh
f‘T.” one of Sentiud.
WANTED-EXPERIENCED OPER-‘ .
one on Singer sewing machines; T0 LEt-ASECOND FLOOR; ROOMS
can and good paying work. G." got 1 Henly street South Norwailo;
”moth & Sou Co. 8 Union st1.eet 130 31 Rent 69. Inquire gm, 8. g, you“.
I - 211 East avenue.
WANTED—GIRL TO SUBSTlTUTEI -——-
as stenographei for two we‘ehs. Apply To LE‘Fn—GNE HALF OF HOUSE:
Kerr-Dunno Fur Co, Woodward avo- Four [ergo rooms.
W“ 336 at nests and garden. Rent 310 Inquire
. Elem-1 street. East Norwalk
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS r
* of cattle. Best. prices paid; Extra} ro LITe—EUBRISHED ROOMS
330 St olfioe. For further particulars apply
01d Well Cigar Co
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u‘fé
FOR SALE.
con SALE—FULL emu 119611
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FOR BALE—viNDIAN TWIN AND‘I
Pope 1110 5119611 motorcycle with side. bags, Julia. :Kurimai Pearl Lovey. end‘
139 fl'car. both in good condition
sly-align 3. \VI DEViB, 26 Center street William Bay'lls, Joseph ‘MRCkaY, Dan-I
IDanbury, Conn. Phone 1344 2.
Some improve” l ,
Demon
1% 3t
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FOR 5ALE~18 FOOT POWER
sailing dory and 15 foot St Lawrence.
To “let. For Sale”.
Business and amend
Cards. Miscellmeoua Ads.
be “I m my. m or
Let-use. mm 30. x and:
line enemaaommmcp.
A surprise party was tendered Miss
'7 churns imp scum
@1me NM
4);;
Min mm M. Schroeder
Mes Ema 1r. Schroeder. and‘.
twenty-coo rem. died at her home at
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She was the daughter 0: Mr. and Mrs V
Edward Schroeder. Besides parents
5113 is survived by three sisters. 1.1.1. Large Number of Members
‘odmd Weldner, and Miss Lena andI Enjoyed Closely Contested must. SUMMER 01.35.31;
figsarefiwm III» atlalkot 8:11:11 1““? Events of Saturday After- AllGE SALE.” ms:
w e p r 111% ‘
.ithe late home 3 o clock Wednesday sci 30°“ SAG! SUITS ‘
‘terneol Rev Mortin L. Steup will . . . . $18.60 Summer Suits . ........ ISM
atheists and interment will he in Riv- ngIfIil'II'IggreIfII‘Ilggsggg giggle fate? 115.00 Summer Suits .......... m
‘ ‘ ' ~ ay er
.erslde cemetery. .H . noon by a large number as members $12.5!) Summer Suits ...... m.
'7'“ and their friends at the Knob'club. LN” 3550""1‘9'“ 0f Fabric: ”B.
Selina Jocem. zThis was the annuel event, and my Models to choose from. ‘ ‘
, +0 means: mm:
or increasing removes from the We:
2‘3: bill to at least 31343009200 m,
*lts present total of 81. 676,670. 000 were
considered today by the Senate Eli
130 3: The following were present Misses locem. died at the family residence. 47I
iKate Bar-dos, Helen Builds. RoaeI Lowe street,
Eva Fazekas at her home on nockland
road Saturday evening by her friends! daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Saturday The burial
Altos. Helen Jobbagy. Elizabeth Job- services were held yesterday
{room or were: cross-r
Messrs. Joseph Suites. Stephen Soltes.
lel Bar-.dos Alexander Dokus. LouislI WALL STREET. 10: 30 a. m.-W1u
lHevesey, John Olijen, John gnu 611- shares and equipments lormed tho
bricl Kurimai and John Klancz. Ade bulk 0f todays early dealings The
idory. sixteen foot canoe, fourteen loot lighttul time was enjoyed and the par. more prominent issues showed gains:-
dory skill. sails and spare for 18 lost Ity broke up at a late hour.
:muging from large fractions to a
".point Steels, Baldwin Locomotlee.
Jam for calves. Ill. Friedman, 35 Ely “1”] all conveniences for light house- skill. Apply at 86 South Main street. E William Mel-[ugh returned this industrial Alcohol and Ohio Gas were
1% at keeping 11 Havilauad street. South
Norwalk
mom hi list.
WANTED—’MAN FQR FACTORY '.
work. 62.60 per day to start. Chance To LET—«DESIRABIE FURNISH
for advancement according to ability. ed rooms Three connecting furnished-
Apply Employment Departurem, Nor-#003115 f9? HEM WEKGEWE at the-
walk Tire & Rubi)... my 323 {it ‘Johnsonian." 2 High street, South
-,Norwalk. 24 6t
UMTE‘D—EXPERIENCED S’I‘EN- *— 1 —-
ograph’er Steady position AnswerI‘ TO LET-0NE. TWO OR THREE
gby letter 'only stating qualifications T001113. furnished 01‘ unfurniSHed for
and solar: exrected. U v. Co. 1 um Wkeerlng f’ r. MIR-Wile).
Burritt avenue. 328 st 52 Van Zant street Phone 1182-5.
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WANTED—T0 RENT 0R HIRE, A “la LET—ll R6021! BOUSE. ALLI
motor. boat, a small sail boat and eIuew modem improvements. Coutv-allo
canoe [or six weeks. For 1151: in Stum- cation. Rent ”0.01111 75 Flax Hill
ford harbor. Address H. 11.800vlll, Road. Phone 1117.
7Room 1070, Woolworth Bldg., NeWI
vol-11f. 126 31
er
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T0 LET~STORE 207 WASHING,
_........__ W iton street East New elk. Apartments
WANTED~0LD FAbfiE 382”“- 3209 Washington street. East Norwalk:
Don't matter if broken I pay $2 to 515‘ Iand 39 Chapel street Nornalk,
cm full set Single and partial Plat—03E quire 64 South. Main street. T9160.
in pinportiou. Send by parcel post -.__._._._. .
and receive check by refill“ my I“ BUSINESS NOTICE
Maser. 2007 8.5111 street Philadel-
phia, Pa. ..‘ MEN’S DISCARDED CLOTHING
bought and sold. Also tors and lad-I
WANTEDwRESPECTABLE WO- leu' clothing It you have aw clotb‘
flan for general housework. part or “g to ill-52053" 0! we pay the highest
all day Apply before 10 or after six. ottces. Call or telephone, Is Cohen. 43
F “1“ PM ”00““ 00mg“ “0“? Wall street, Norwulk. Phone 3292. ‘
(011.5 minutes from Guidor‘s Corner}: 313 lint
,I‘WANTED—«MEN IN THEISIZING! . W“ ’ ' .
department to learn felt but making; RELIABLE DEALING l
6001? buy while leaf-fling t‘iolut & in rags, iron and metal is our method
‘ Khalil) l27 1111 We buy and sell cicryllilug second
build, a large stock of second hand;
'IWANTED:AT ONCE A JANITOR goods always on hand We pay as
Milly Palace Theatre. ‘ 1317 3‘? good as the next man and 110.11 you
' lbelter Get a. square deal. Philip P.
WANTED-BOYS 16 TO 18 FOR Mulroney. 52 Van Zaut street. Tele
factory work. might: quick. willinnglmno 11825
as
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30 3t
FOR SALE—1914 FORD TOURING
body including wind shield‘TIh very
good condition. N0 reasonable otter
refused. Apply 24 Clay street. South urdoy evening
INorwalk.
328 (ll.
tion. Length 2318. Palmer engine,
two cinema. 8 h :1 Address 74 Le);-
IIington avenue ' l2? 8t
F0 58 8ALE-4 FARM BUILDlhlG‘
lots. all clean and planted, wlth cellur‘
on some ready to build, 80 Elapo
vines. 751mm trees. 4,000 ‘1717vate
“hedges F01 sale cheap. inquire 0!
Joe Bersenyl Deerilcld street. l2?
:Calilornia, will sell separate or as a
‘;.whole contents of living. dining. 006'
iIrooms. kitchen, including pmno linen.
Eluctc at low figures. Apply Tho Cot-
tage, Rowuyton Greenhouses, Roway-
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FOR SALE. ~11 xuWLY
renovated house with improve -
merits Several borne on premises
and 15 acres of good termini: land at
Conn. turnpike. Mrs R Turlov. 18
.‘(liovc street. Tel.I753- ~12.
FOR SALE~FMliLY HOUSE
with one-hell acre of land on West
\‘orwalk Road near Connecticut Turn.
Dike. Must be sold at once to close
lestnte. Small amount of cash rcqulr»
ed, balance on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh & Cundee, Allyn. United Bank
Ibulldlug. Tel 535-2.
!
A..—
.) work hard Chance for ndv ancemeut‘ -
‘Apply Employment Department Nari l
mu: Tire 8. Rubber Co. 127 3t ““0““ ““-
l‘Ipaper. up todate styles. lowest prices.
‘ '-WANTED-—GIB.L FOR FACTORY. Estimates cheerfully given.'1.‘l'iul OILI
work use 18 to 30$ Chance for ad- ldcrs solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander;
{succulent Apply Employment Dc-I l
pmuuent, Nonvalk The & Rubber Co.
327 at;
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
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MONEY elven
By giving me your order 801' my
W ANTED—mPFRlE\CFD OPERA special hand made leaders and gutters .
ulors on Singer sewing machines. Which give lusting service—«Try and
Clean and gde paying work. .S. be convinced, Plumbing, beating,
Moth & soIn' (305, 3 Stevens Sweep lslulc roofing, lowly. mowers sharpened. .
3'27 3t ‘chry A. Eegoleln. 56 ther street. 'l
t Tel. 473- 3.
WANTED—A GOOD OPPORTUNP .
iv for bright boy to learn the painting
trade Inquire at the Evening Scull.
nel Olllce.
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den. The owners business is‘
out of toxin, and most sell. Price $2..
000.
Ask John T. Haves
’ Real Estate—Insurance
NORWALK.
7 MAIN. ST.
it
FOR SALE—lutU‘NCH K1 CONDI- appear Wednesday at the New HavenI dullness and further recessions later. ‘BIOWD
Armory for examination for admittanceI U. S. Steel reacted 1 14 points to ,
3U
ICED-u)
FOR SALE—mlIOUBEHOLD FURNI-‘
In {mm mm“ and modern. Moving to York, who has been v
STENOGRAPHERS.
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WANTED-uh YOUAG GIRL TD. AS
11 the care of baby. lunuh‘e oi:
‘ Ewa’fimifl’. 51 W?“ akue' 332:“? wanted in all: departments.
LOST.
LoeT~Bv POOR vvmmu M:
.
East would South Nowell: station. ' I.
knitted: bog containing three dollarsrlni .
,hills, change." and wedding ring. L'et-
tor addressed to Lelia Ross inside. Ré-
'fiuru'to 63 Main street Reward;
. ;& CIIIIIMII
CAPITAL EXPRESS DERAILIEID
BALTIMGRE; July 30 .flTrnin No.
derailed near Moncton, Md,
2.0 one Was hurt '
‘ A
waisxev ooze silence
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”” ‘ i'jaudz by the bottle has
NORWEGIAN MISSION HERE
We‘ll“?! mission ‘0 “l8 Ballad Blamfin’mpefing yesterday. Th3 atat‘g txecfin
headed by walls! Nansen, called 03' tlva board of the Retail Dealer-3' Asso-
acting 'Secrelurv Polk of the Slate no elation “I“. directs
cumulus. mu. «mum on o worries. um meadow in: 22mm"
wFactory closed for. annual vacation
I .
of two weeks. Open Aug. 6th Help .
‘ ,EMerrtll Bounces
" l52, on the Northern, Cientral brunch olgg
.. the Pennsylvania Railroad, known 1135
0 -3the "Capital Express ” wits parttully ‘
today.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. July 30.—-.
Whiskey sold over. the "bur in flasks
increased in.
price. according to statements made We...
WASHINGTON: 1113' 30 "The NOT guy New Haven liquor dealers at aI OC‘IAL‘.
Male and Female,
nun-c..-
Examinations
” Every » TUESDAY
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College. '1
South Norwclk
Part cluster
UNCLE SAMWausw
' navel militia. spent the week- end with."
' burg.
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morning to his business interests in most active. 1m awnings and motorsI
Michigan after aI two weeks’ vacationIuere irregular or reactionary. Rails
at his home in South Main street AIand coppers retained all of their re‘
curl; of his friends gave him a lure-ICE‘IIt Slugisb tendencies. {
ucll dinner at the Dorian House. Sat: . Vt ALI. STREET. Noon. «Most gains}
(were lost. before the end of the first
lhom, sdles for that period barely ex-‘
Robert Oliver has been notified to cecding 100 000 shares with greater
to the Second Training Camp to be‘ 12 2 58 and other induslllals yielded
held at Platisburg from August 27th sympathetically The new features of
Ito November 27th. icompuratlve strength included Mar.
«- .Ilue Preferred and Alcohol at gains of,
Louis A. Lehuialer, .11., of Blue Mt Ii sud‘J _. rbpecllvely. Oils and sugars
Farm has been notified by the cxamln- comprised the heavy specialties and
log officer at Fort Adams. R l to up Irails also fell back. Bonds were lr-'
pear at New Haven for final examlnu- regular. but Liberty 3 1- 2's were libér
lion for the second ofllccrs training ally traded‘in at 99. 33 to 99. 45.
‘ | “ALI. STREET, 1:30 p. m.—— ——Alc0-
Ihol’s 2'95 11 point set back St Paul's is-
New newed heaviness, 1 to 2 point reces-
lsitlng with her alone in Tobacco. and irregular charges
Vassar classmate, Miss Helen C. llub- ‘in more representative stocks tailed to
hell of Vtest Main street. ion for Co- ‘mlievé the monotony of the mines-1
hoes, N. Y., this morning. Siou-
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\liss Madeline Benedict of
Miss Currie Paxton; or \orwulk, isi nut-o Hrrs 1-an
spending .41 few days .11 the homes of’ WlLLl'llAN’i‘IC 001111.. July 30. —-—'l‘o
Mrs. Andrew Siolzel cl 4 John strccl, Invold hitting a pedestrian an autmuo-
and Mrs H. M Young. of Middle bile driven by Edward Prcndiville of
river district, Dunburv. .liolyoke. was steered into a tree at a
lcurve in the road at South Windham
“I dem' Schultz Benjamin Hu- yesterday and milled. Prendlville
berl, of Norwalk, ”391%" With M15“ has cut around the head and may
IPstrico West. of Jersey City mloyed 1059 i111 Pl’fl Joseph Lang was bruit-h!
I‘aIn automoblle trip to llllbrook, MY ., about the body and boil: men were
yesterday. Ilaken to St Joseph's hospital Three
other occupants were less seriously
Attorney Freeman Light, who made‘ inulred
application for the Second Olllccrs
Training Camp will report to the \‘e wI
Haven Armoiy tomormw morning for
examination.
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NOTICE.
I hereby give notice to all people
‘Itbat I will not be responsible for any
debts or obligations ol any and all
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pAi'fi-i-‘I‘NG L1 PAPERJJE‘NGINGi FOP. SALE—HOUSESROOVIS LOT Yeoman John E. Lynch, connected kinds “19...; personally contracted by
pulnter's uupplles- wantisoxaau feet. Garage. fruit, large sar- oith the United States Nmal Re myself
liOUTS KEVDRICK
CARD OF THANKS
The Life Sm e13 have made plans toI‘ We dgsm to express m". sincere
run a bus ‘0 Brooklyn on Wednesday thanks to friends and neighbors in
evening. Fred Hutu donated the use our recent bereavement.
of his two trucks for the occasion. CHILDREN OF DEOEASIED Wm.
ELLEN HOWUEY. , ‘ ‘
lulu us use .___._
’ I or llllllllllllll nu
Say: We Must Keep Feet Dry; Avoid
Expooure and Eat Less Moat
I,serves is enjoying a furlough Ii om his
duties. He is staying in this city.
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Joseph IV'cddus oi‘ the U, S. Tmerlltu
returned to his ship at Boston, alter
spending two days at the home of his
parents on Windsor Place.
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.3 his parentsQlu Norwelk.
'is stationed at Boston.
|Miss Lavinia. M. Scoville of New;
York spent “the week- end 'with her 9031119. keep feet dry, out less meat.
mother. Mrs. Frances Scoville, of 25'drink110ts of water and above all take
‘Falrfleld avenue. u spooutul of salts occasionally to
- keep down uric acid.
Mr and Mrs. James Barry and 111er Rheumatism is caused by pulsations
their aunt. Mrs. J. J. Higgins,
fiIBurrltt Avenue.
of
‘Iio the blood. It is the function of the
the Officer? Traininccemoa at Plans- seeing the blood. or thin: impurity. In
' . I'damp and chilly, cold weather the
‘ Tisltln pores “‘8 closed. thus forcing the
William To”? °£ Lyues Place, ”has kidneys to do double Work, they be
Corset Co. sitter a réiv days‘ illness.
Slamfo rd.
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William Bsyils returned to his ship,
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Wilt Roswell Bowl. 15th
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Edith H.
Mrs.
41,1119 U S. 3 North Carolina, after .f
italic shrd
Win and. twd
daughters and 1.
prime of whiskcerd the Couulym‘I N. Hadrian. .vls‘lleI .1
accumulating and mounting through
Iflche system, eventually =lifth
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cite, spent yesterday at the home of?
{‘weojk. This is said:
mold by stimulutlns
normal action. thus
01; there import “a
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18”an a day With m“ parents soreness and pain called domain.
At the first twinge ll
get {loin {lily pharm‘a‘
,ounce's or Jed Sells;
I‘jitul in a glass or wide
hltlatn spent the
week-end with M and 11:11.11. 0. Bot:
lord, of Union Par . -
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Miss Gertrude Thrlov, of 16 Grove.
street. spent the weekend with Allende
in Stamford.
Selma Josem, the seven months old closely contested events were watch-
William ed
are as follows1—u
‘ ruins Saturday night.
cumin *
fore“ breakfast ouch margins for a
riding the blood
The events and their winners
Mixed Canoe Race.
1-Pauline Miller and Donald Gray
2-—Flo1ence Starr and Harold Na: in 5
3—~Marion Quinn and Stewart
=W hltesido.
Girls' Swim (14 Veer: and Undefii
1~Ccciiia Byrne.
2—MaItha Hamilton.
3wJennle Bodvvell.
I Underwater Swim.
1—Horuce Ferris.
2i~11eroy Sherman.
3~Frank Becker.
Boys’ Swim. !
1—;Joscpli Byrue. }
2~Lawr~9nce McMahon. i
3-Paul Burns. l
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Ladies’ swim. 2:32" {
1—-Mary Burns. .- ...- I
2—Helcn Savage. '" - YT!
3&Pauline Miller.
Mon 3 Canoe Race.
lszuo‘d Nash and Stanley Bald-
uin.
2me
H. Ferris and Clarence
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3~F1£d Ferris and Donald Gray.
Ladioe’ Dive.
lelizabeth Slausou.
2«——Nancy Byrnc.
3~Eleanor Moses.
Man's swim.
lwloseph” Byroe
zerSluart Whiteside.
3-Horace Ferris.
Ladies’ Canoe Race.
1—»Nancy vByrne and Eugene Rum-
mler.
fwd-Islet:
'Miller.
3mMarion Quinn and Ethel Wrigley
Obstacle Race.
‘lw—Stauley Baldwin.
2-——F‘rancis Byme.
J-Doncld Taylor.
Tilting.
IMW. ll Ferris and Stanley Bald
win.
2~-Charlcs
Brown.
The
Savage and Pauline
judges were Jay Buckley,
Copley and Clarence ‘
Ixcmr. m: an. 1917
WASHINGTON July 30. *Methotl!“
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ounce Committee.
m. .
6 N. Main St.
1‘ BF. NEW scum
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAOTlfi
Chiropractic is the definition of M
Imse of the disease and the art a!
Adjusting the same. Disease is cm
by a wrench twist or sprain in, the:
«back Even if done in child”
it creates pinched nerves and pain
later life in the dilferent organs mtg;
limbs. I.
Chiropractors remove the cause 61‘
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve syn»
Items in your body. Female troubl
‘tglvcn special attention; also curvature
of the spinal You will never regret
giving the Chirpraetor a chance tilE
uelp y.ou ’
Magnetic treatments given also.
”TJRANCISDHC
54 Wesldngton 51.. So. Norwelk. Conn.
Mate from Fal‘n‘vor school.
Wm
m REED 81 WE}!
durum co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLEB
rmaomsmmsu; 'I
80. Norwulk. Music Hall IBlIkIa.‘
Ward Green and Burgls Jennings. H.I
S. Byrue acted as starter.
The handsome sliver prices were
awarded by Mr. Byrne at the luck»
number dance in the evening.
W.—u—o——¢n—
WEST FIRE
PlillVES PATAE * ‘
We will pay you the
‘ERNIE. B. (3.. Julv 30.-~Eleveu
men are known Ito be dead as the
icsult of the tire which swept the
Spruce River vallcv fifteen miles
northeast of here, Saturday. and 26
others are unaccounted fox.
Nick Muscovlrch a Russian, was
found alive by rescue parties with all
his clothing. except his boots, burned
off. After being given first did he;
urged rescuers to leave him and help
men whom he knew to be beyond
him He died yesterday. Many others
found by the rescuers were tempor‘I
ary demented.
The tire was checked by heavy
Millions of
feet. of logs. a. logging railroad. camp
buildings. homes and supplies were
destroyed.
FRUITS BEING WASTED I
WASHIVGTON, July 30. «Reports
from to only-tour states showing enor
mous sutplusage of perihhable null
and vegetables threatened uith loss.
prompted theissuauce of a statement
Stay off the damp gr.0und avoid etc by Secretary Houston today urging
the women of the country to‘ respond
immediately to President Wilson‘ a no.
pool to save products. The states
particularly effected lncludd Connec-
tlcut New Hampshire. New Jersey.
Mullrolleud. of Orange. are visitins toxin, called uric acid. which is gen- New York. Rhode Island and Von
26I erated in the hostels and absorbed in- -
out.
"In order to avoid this waste," said
' ‘ ‘Iludnoys to filter this ucldrfmm the the statemenl "thereinuSt he immed‘
Douglas ”3511 01; Flux Hill W iS“ blood add cool: it out in the urine The late. organlzgd, intelligent energy ex-
spe‘ndinl; a few days among; friends at was of the skin are 3130.9, means of- pended in canning. preserving. plclo
ling, drying and storing them pro.I
ducts for local consumption.
“This problem must be solved lo-
cally. .. No federal or
selves in every city and town.”
. chanson
DANBURY Conn .
valued at shout $250,000. v
state govern?!
resumed hi! duties With the LR" & G‘IGGEB weak and: sluggish and mi] foI mental 01331112331011 can solve it with-
Ieliminate this uric acid which keeps out the action of the 370mm then'u
Jill? 30. --'What
bu“; tour was probably the last legal formalityI
tablespoon. in connection with the famous suit 01‘!
'1 drink “9’ D. ill. Lows ca Company-I against mom-I
om oi the haters' unions took place
eliminate uric toduyv when releases of attachments?“
e kidneys t9 against about 110 pieces or real-Estate
were tiled in the office of the town
clerk here The attachments had been
Jud Suits 15 lnexn me' harmless in force since 1993 and alfected proper- II
c
market prices for scrap iron on
metal in large quantities. (let
fox-motion from us before filling
anyone.
. L. EFFRON‘ I
3 Bowen 8t.
Tel. 1906.
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Norwalk Chronicler