Business and Professional
Cards. Miscellaneous; Adsr,
' on thin page, Twenty-Five Words or
Less, 15c. 'I‘breel‘ilnes, ‘50.} week
Inca. thkfaco “Caps Double Price.
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Elem-HOUSEHOLD 'coons:
. ‘ ‘ m ‘ . . FOR SALE—GOOD DRIVING,
”as, also old books. Highest: To -LET"_A ““4 “0L”: “ 1THhorse, sound and gentle,hasb luSed
id. J. K; Finch. 51 'Vl'nter'lauPM”n improvements. In 3003 10' in the grocery. businlees. AIS» one
try, 320 (it callty, centrally located. Also one 01" good square box wagon. Telephone
, ;‘“’° pleasant furnished rooms. Light 130*,13
EWPARI‘NER. iHAVE A housekeeping if desired. Inquire ""i
of inventions that stand onT‘ll'lol‘14"‘?11ll"'119b”'Flux ““1 Road- : FOR SALE—AUCTION
‘l‘lt. Will give small i‘ntel'esti 820 31 tiqueg and
SALE. AN-t
second hand furniture!
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i LONDON, Aug. 30.—-More than half
the walled city of Saloniki, in Greek
:Macedonia, which is under occupa-
tion by the entente allied troops, was
‘destroyed by are on Saturday. Eighty
thousand people who Were rendelyd
homeless were being removed to
neighboring villages last evening, “.c‘
gcoruing to a, despatch received in
“L n.
The sun is nature’s furnace for
heating the world. Hot as this
natural furnace is, it does not fur-
nish heat enough in winter, so we
‘ must warm our house with an
artificial furnace.
swims-WT 1
WM. F. HOYT, Captain. I
May be hired‘for private sailing on
fishing parties until October 15th. Ex.
eep'tional opportunity for real pleas:
are. Terms moderate. For particular:
lggfuire of Captain Hoyt, or phone
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,Iron :4 Wanted
i We will pay you the highest
market prions for scrap iron and
metal in large quantities. Gotta
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\Ve have one caution to make, ‘ London. The fire is new under con-Formation fromusbefore solhngtn
after yogi have decided on a STAM- . “‘91- .. imyone.
roan, t at is, et our furnace , 7 '
large enough. gAsyhouses vary ‘F AIR GROUNDS HAS I L. EFF'RON
greatly in size, so do furnaces. ! A FREEFOR.AL’L;BROWM St. East Norwalk.
Don’t try to heat a large house Feb 1906- Tel. 1906-
with 'a little furnace. or you will ' (Continued From Page Que). l - .. :-
come-to grief, no matter how good
the furnace.
It
got" the organization pitched in to make
I
and many of the enthusiastic members'
to a reliable party that will .
capital to patent same. Stir ‘tw
Terrace from September
TO LET—HOUSE 8 CRESCENT,
1.
Sale starts at 2:30 p. 111. Tuesday and‘
will continue until all is sold and
1 FOR SALE BY
it a real skirmish. Beer bottles were;
probably the chief weapons used in the
encounter. judging from the broken
.stigation invited. All business Pl'esemeodd & Baker, 50 Wall street.
BeefdranWiiie;
Ionic, Stimulant and Appetizer
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confidential. References cx- tenants “ 1.11 5110“. 1001115- MFS- F- 5-: __~ _ 3 “MACE ER or NASH .vw» ;fillizzfihifigwleltltgredthgtt 31);; and F. H. BAXTEB
1 Please do not take up mv hyon, 126 Flax H111 Road, South Nor-3 FOR SALE-llOU-SEHOLD FURNI-i ' ‘ . i ”i ' ables were also brought into play, mm
l 3 you mean business, Ad- walk. ilurc and furnishings on account of'; , twp” [like 16031”? of ”1:3 proceeding-id
,, . . —-—_ ; ,. , .. ,, _, . l a — , tell lc la 8 was a he ms .1 —~’————' ~-—-r
, 0. We“ . . To .5... BATES 00...... , mom 0... 01W- M,»- (hue-ins; Corner North Main and West. Sat unlimbered .. W. and.- A 1 2 T
"" ’ 34 Clay SITGC‘I» ‘SWlh l\0l‘wa1k. all) 31 7 . _ ’ 7 q: ,.,. added just the right battle lillllOSllIlE‘I‘FI 01‘ on
NOR-31001113 Apply 43 Chestnut street.
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t‘hariott. . el 1662 1
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TED—GIRLS. \APPIA'
earn Laundry, 43 Day street.
320 3t
FOR SALE—TWO NEWLY RENO-i
rated houses with improvemenfBTSev f
_,_. TO LET~FURNISIIED ROOMSJ
TEDlelllJl-E AGED WO- All conveniences. Central location. eral barns on premises and 15 acresi
take care of invalid. Inquire Private family, No. 7 Ann street, {of good farming land at Conn. turn-l
ce Wolfe. Taylor Place, Scum: “13 3‘ pike. Mrs. R. Turlov, 16 Grove. Micah;
k. Conn. 2120 3t "‘ “ Tel 7531: l
__ ___, TO LET--T0 SMALL RISI’INI‘II)‘ ,
TEDb—A YOUNG WOMAN family of'adults, beautiful hpul‘llllt‘llh: FOR SALEwFAMlLY HOUSE“,
the to board a baby gm“ fully lurmshed, from Oct. 1th to May with one-half acre of land on Westl
old in private family. Write nr‘ ISL For particulars address MWIW' 'Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-i
South Main street. 320 El :lte llcnt. Sentinel Office, South hon pike. Must be sold at once to close'
~~—~ —-~~——-" ‘ walk- all 3" estate. Small amount of cash require
TED —— SUMMER linwclxo; - led, balance on mortgagt ‘ Inquire!
Special cm was now, person-‘ To LET~noonls FOR Lmu'r Keogh & Guam Au”. Unned Banki
ntitm, private machine. every housekeeping, also furnished rooms building. Tel. 535.3. I
. pom...»s Dancing 5.317631, 27 and space for four autos. 59 South M.-. W“ _, 7 ...-..- l
~ t-ttrot-t. Tel. 1-l13-2. Faces tie-I'Main street, South Norwalk. alt 6t; BUY A HOME Now—Don’t wait
_ _ ,untll prices advance then be sorry. I
__ a . TO LET—8 ROOM HOUSE. ‘ ALLi INSURE NOW~Ilomc and Iul‘nleI
TED—:300M‘S‘ 3 0“ 4 ROOMS new modern improvements. Central lo-.turc,‘ don't wait until a fire stalliony
ed or unfurnished WWW?" cation. Rent :30. Call 75 rlnx nlll‘uwn say why didn‘t I? '
Address “T," Sentinel ofligc. ‘Iloud. Phone 1117‘ Ask John T Hayes k
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TED~DRESSMAKERS AM) TO '- T 0 207 , Real Estate—Insurance ‘
. ~ ‘. . ton street East Norwnlk. Apartments 7 MAIN ST.
ion hands. bloody POhmofiAig 209 Washington street. East Norwnlkf
9 Paris (103k & Sun “on" ' and 39 Chapel street, Norwnlk. In-l
NORWAL’K.
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by discharging the weapon five times;
No one was hit by the flying bullets. I
While. the battle raged, it is alleged
that Stanley “’yanski was seized byl
the heels, and dragged out of the room,
into the. open. where he was given all’
artistic trimming by two men who].
were laying in wait for him. The same}
dose was repeated on one Vincent.
lit'ugiul, and the victim was given
medical attention by Dr. Samuel ll.
Huntington. ‘
All this happened about 10 o'clock,
lust night. and at 2 o‘clock this morll-'
lug. Constable Brynn Silk. who was
notified of the affair by telephone, hurl‘
placed under arrest Dominick And-E
ronick. \‘illcent Kl‘aglel, Stanley Wye;
Ianski and (.‘llarile Kulinowski. Tho-
collstable. had a hard time locating his]
men, but he did good work in getting
them at all.
The neighborhood for some disanco
around was thoroughly aroused by.
these sounds of revelry by night and:
many citl7ells thought that somebody
had been killed when they heard the
reports of the revolver.
The police have not yet been abch
to discover who brought this last nam-
ed weapon into play. but it is proba-
ble that this fact will be. brought out
In the triul tomorrow morning.
Bonds of $500 have been furnished
by \‘l‘illlnm Lyszczky for the release
of Andrew I’Ollllfllck‘ bondll'of $100
AUGUST SALE.”
F umitute. and Hausa Furnishings:
That meansa savingwto you of frame 10
to 30 percent. on every dollar spent at,
our store! during this‘sale. Goods pur-
chased. now will be held for future deliv-
ery
A.J.COLLINS & (10.:
Mai“ ”W“ 5"“ Norwm‘ 'qulro 64 South Main street. Tel 60.
urea—Two EXPERIENCED‘ - ~—- --
nce men under 45. None but
lth clean records and ability, to
9, need apply. A‘ddrcs‘spost of-.
ox 839, Bridgeport, Conn. all-l 3tf '
, Novice
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I MONEY SAVED
By giving me your order for
my‘
lwhlcb give lasting service—Try and‘l
Ibo convinced. lflumblng. beating;
islule roofing, lawn mowers sharpenedl
fillenry A. llegelein. 56 owner streebl
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United States Marshal’s Sale 5 , ,..
llistricl of Connecticut. } RELIABLE DEALING ‘
By virtue of an order of sale issued1 In rags, Iron and metal is our method
0m 0f lht‘ "filled 5W“ D‘flll'mww buy and sell everything second:
Court for the district of -Counecllcul.l band, a large stock of second hand‘
on the Hill (lily of August. 1917- “0“?“ goods always on hand. We pay as.
is bcl‘cbv given that 1 will sell by ruby good as the next man and trout you‘
‘llc nucliou for cash. on 'I‘uesdnv, the: better. (lot a square deal, Philip E.
28th dnv of August. 1917, :ll one o'clock Mahoney, 52 Van Zant street. Tele-
NTEWAT‘ 057013.25 MEN Four
y work. Piece. rate operation. Ap-
lploynlellt office Norwalk Tire,
bber Co. ul’l 3t
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NTED-——AT ONCE, 15 GIRLS
ctory work Chance for piece
operation. Apply employment dc-
lent, Norwulk Tire & Rubber Co.
» r117 St
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a. m., .‘ll South Norwalk In said dis; phone 1132:.
tricl. the barge “A ..\I. Church," her _ .
engines, boilers, machinery. bonis.l PAINTING —- I’Al'rlll-lu
”CM"- “Dhnrcl. appurtenances, nnd|dccorntina paintor’s dill'lllul‘»
““11“"? 41 Seuview avenue, be- furniture. us she now lies at Ray", 93D”. lip-tn-d'ttc civil“ "Wm"
12 and 3 “M 5 and 6- “17 3‘ 'mourl's wharf," Water street. in said Estimates “1109”“!!! given. 'I‘rlnl or i
A'Smllll Norwnlk ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander}
NTED—A BOY "ix-BOUT“ 10} cuusrnnrmm c. MIDDLE- White. 61 1.2 Ely avenue-
old to distribute factory mail.1 BROOKS, LOST:
be bright. intelligent and capable . ‘ 0
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to care for infant and child
old, to go to city. Liberal sal-
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United States Marshal
vnncement. Norwalk The]??? Ry wuumu J. HAYES. LOST—~A RED cow AND not»;
or 00- a ‘ i "' Deputy “NIP“ SW0“ Marshal stein cull‘ on Thursday morning. Find-i
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Slgel, 3 Day
or please return to I.
:' "T " ' Indies and little girls. Lire flclals are investigating the cause of -~ -— :
NTED—431EN’ IN THE SIZIXG NOTICE l- T I I"! 318 III SOIIDP; . , . . . , ' _
pay While learning. Crofut K‘if‘oul'l. August is, A. ll, lfliT. . LOST-«OR STOLEN FROM IIAR- i1}??? is}? circuits. life cunning] :m on when a Plttsfleld-Ncw York express . . . :.
p. ”7 1m: Estate of Marion Baker. late of Not. bol‘ View. fourteen [0m row bOaln “‘ “m " i “ “1““ I" 5 “’1 . 9" truitlL Vouthbound. went through an
WANTED:
n for factory work. Steady
i'wnlk, in said district. deceased.
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white with arcen bottom. Reward for.
Ol‘llf’l'i‘d. that ”I," administrator 0\ information leading to l‘ct‘OvPl‘Y- 00““
him? his administration account In ”M'Cnrnn, 13 Osborn avenue. East Nor-
.(‘nllrt' for adjustment. at the Probate walk. “20 (it
I BATHER ON RAFT IS ARRESTED lol'lglmtl offense of disturbing
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5 special bond madcdoudcrs and guttersi Excitement at Fa'rf‘3'd 393°“ F0“ I aiming an officer.
gut Falrflcld bench yesterday utter-l
.no’on, when Oflloer Knight of the po-i
crowd on the raft In from of the bulb:
shoving people off into the water, and‘slfi
.l:roups to rock the raft nud llluklng a.
, rough-house generally, at the risk cl-
;on the rail for the express lllll‘lltle‘ of: kept
. . preventing the rowdlea from injuring.
gupon to show off before the lit-lieu" safety to a nearby hotel.
Switll gymnastic feats, and, who? they W
{consider is, an exhibition of masculine Investigate Near Wreck
lcoltislmcsu.
younz men of this sort
)‘I‘x‘tvl‘dilv afternoon along with some
plainlng the manner
[were endangering the welfare of Nb-
.crs.
'llowever, so it became necessary for.
f
for the release. of Vincent Kragiel
the have been advanced by Mrs. Alexan-
pence be now has to face that of re- der llulak, and a 5100 real estate bond
Barker Motor Wagon-
three or four years old is in better
condition for service now than any
Motor Truck of equal capacity
ratmg sold about the same time.
THE BARKER FACTORY-
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’ANNUAL some CLEAR-
ANCE SALE OF MEN’S
SACK SUITa .
$18.00 Summer Suits . ....... . $14.85
$15.00 Sumner Suits $11.85 .
$12.50 Sur-lmer Suits ..... $10.88
Large assortment of Fabrics and
Models to choose from.
CopyrightCIothingCo.
6 N. Msln it. so. Norwa'lk
“ulr NEW * source '
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic Is the deflnltl n of the
cause of the disease and t art of
adjusting the some. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in tho
has been furnished by Adam Rug-
“Ski for the release of Stanley \l'ylan-‘
S ' .
Attorney Leo Davis will rcpresentl
lows Attempt to Stop Rowdylsm on
Diving Ruth-Crowd Succeeds in‘CONEY ISLAND SAVED‘
Getting PrisOner Aw: F P J Dominick Andronick at the trial to-‘
mm . ’ ”m FROM SERIOUS FIRE I
TVs-c wnn‘consluerublc excitcmentiTobOggan Slide‘ and Burro Auto
Trail at Luna Park De-
stroyed 1
Iv
mobile Overturned
On Steep Newtown Hill
uNiiWTPiiN'b Aug. 20.—-—1\Iicltilel
.srso an"
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-—-Flrc curly “whom he was cldith'ciiildnziopiqlidimlfl
‘Iimllycstel'duy did dumzlce intimated at escaped serious injurv ‘ivhm 11,.("3‘
' .000 in Luna Park and for a time (him; in F’frh mg. i i 1"“
mmmg from 0“,. side to another 1., threatened the -(‘oney Island amuse‘ stalled almost '
' men! mark with destruction when Main error
the high water pressure system not' down the hill backwards
, , , out oI' order. The quick repair of' chin . I."
lljurmg women and children. 311% refcct In the wate rpressllrc and ltlenfunimii'bfiihigdleiwihimi-l
The life guards usually keep a limit. him! work by the firemen, however} turned over on Its side In fro
the Homes confined to n lo-‘lelk Gale's omce. ‘
boaunll slide and the,» "burro troll." fully bruised
which were destroyed. Eleven ‘ln-'
3“ “19"fsmts of the incubator building ltd~
fPl‘ls N111?“ joining the are. went
Ice departlllcnt tried to quiet the:
ng pavillongwho were pushing
bl» mo:
about the hem! and
ellouldu‘sleV The museum, [whose
name was not In
removed in' mm. The machine was wrecked.
Marks- was taken. to- Ills home in
llanbury by a passing uutqist after?
be had been treated by Dr. Gale. :
Apparently the brakes on the ma..-1
~f‘I1III13 were out of order as Marks
was unable to stop the car as it be-.
20.——Rnilrond of. gun Its backward course.
myone. no there is always
pent In the crowd, that
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'l‘llcre were :l number of]
on the raft;
Of Freight at Bethel
BETHEL, Aug.
In which they open switch leading from the main
Mick to u siding. "I‘ll” first Inlilllll‘
,0 him tlon the tl‘ninmen had that the switch
was not set properly was when the
heavy train Iurrhed from the main
CIEIIS <PIMPII SK N
Says We Must Make Kidneys Clean
No attention was .p'tld
j at the spine!
vvcre (minim
ill the top of the stecpt
t bill. lv‘verscd and started:
The Hill",
Ofltil and ’
tit of hr.'
Marks was pain-i
arncd. was not hauly'
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rk and chance to earn good
ges. '
ONAS & NAU'MBURG, Inc.
No. 85 Spring St.
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ANTED— SHIRTMAKERS. PAY i
la learning. ‘
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AN1ED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
6 work.
Iuell; Peabody
w act, no.
asecond anniversary of the. opening
braves field nu grandstni’nteé’enlszé‘"? The "Women will .aather the evi-
educedl‘in [mm In fifty Chills‘for,donco‘necassnry» and place it before
~ same between the Boston and'StL“‘the commissioner and If necessary there
visit x tho‘mffnrmlr‘W»
, s‘mltioml league ledms‘tbdny; 8 ,.
park was opened.
”must be
culntinn in said district,
j‘ofllce in Norwalk. on the 25th day of‘
EAIIglISI. ““7, m 10 O’CIOCk, fm‘é‘nonltll LOST-$I00 AND A CHECK FOR .
iand that all persons interested in said $6.50, Saturday night, between South
‘eslate may bonolliied thereof..thc ad. i Not-walk and Franklin avenue. Reward
Iminlstrntor will cause, thls order to be. if retu
lpublished In a newspaper having a cir-l
' at least five
days before. said 25th day of August,
1917.
HENRY “'. (imiGORY,
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CLAIM DAMAGE BY DOGS
Dog Warden Walsh is
Several Claims in Norwalk
age done by dogs. today.
made within
damage must be presented with the‘
claim as well.
Warden Walsh has one case that-hoe walksnnd the cmployes “’9 a ““10
today that exceeds
I $$100 and the new law says the llnlmfilfatld is looked forward to every year
" E commissioner has the power to give and e‘ach: succeeding year it is a great-
RANDST‘AND SEATS REDUCED :such cubes a thorough ov'erhauling’nnd;ex' success},
-OST0.\'. Aug. 0.——In celebration of settle dpon acme reasonable'clulm its"
is investigating
the dogs did the damage;
cdtiithlssloner tvlll
Judge
Investigatingi pony W
Duo Warden Thomas F- Walsh ”fin order and kept the crowd's inter,
lookinc into some claim Cases of d2m~,est. The bake was in Itself something.
All claimsfto be. mound of. Any of the Nash 1311- (living raft so heavily loaded as to hex
twenti‘fmn‘
hours after the damage has been donning sucl‘ a crowd of ggod cooks, run--
to give them the real legal prestige.‘i
Good evidence that th dogs round the.
3" “‘5 t“Inhibiting: fuln‘eL on the ‘itvherei the damage was 'doneunasuthc
iciaim is said to be beyond reason. “ :tain to result.
fishnets-disputed:lncolriepigwar, profits '
,IJItcheIl to direct his attention to fill. truck and took the siding. T1". train
ltdivldual to col attention. Hc theniwus stopped before it reached the
deISSM or“. of the may, “-1“, appear, end of the siding. but railroad men
ed‘ to he most. ebullient ”mm; ooint- said the. escape from a disaster was
_ . ' ' . one of the closest they had ever wil-
culy to cut out the much house. ’Ille.
mod to Sentinel olllcc. n20 3t
ilw-primnndcd and said he would do as trying to clear
be pleased, cmphax‘zinc ms statement I
~by making a pass at: .Vi'vfichell’s head. 3 DEATHS AND ’FUNERALS.
l'fihc latter is not the kind ‘of younlz':
| imam to let such things go by llnll'u'lC'i
iwey. the Nash Fnzifleemz “MEN’S” ed and so a general mixtlp continenc'
celebrated comedian. who fIs saiid tohbti; ed.
ghgflnfierggfiefggmgrs anti; c021; Officer Knight, stationed on the
no mm 3 gm tor natural humor" beach at the time, noticed the trou-
assisted Mr. Broadway. 'blc and went, out in the life boat to- ill-
Contests of various kindswere also 'vestlgate. He was not received with
lpprovill by the crowd on‘t‘oe‘ raft. A
r001)"; FUN “AND“? '
FROLICS AT OUTING
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Mrs. Ella Campbell , !
Tile death-of ultra. Ella Campbell,‘of
lRitlgeilcld, occurred in the Danbury
hospital Saturday morning,- where she
had been a patient suffering front no-
phritis. The remains were taken to
her late home- inRidgetield. Interment
will take place in Branchville comer
tery, Ridgefleld. ~ -
W.‘
‘glueering Company should be “Unit-outinuously Sinking at ono side or,
- - . . . Jose b Tlrella
lgintulated for Itsgood fultune in but .another is a hard place to put a man 9
Joseph Tirella, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Rnlph Tirelia, 10 Davis
‘Place. died Saturday afternoon, and
:was buried this morning in St. Mary's
Ecemetery. . , ’ ” \
si'cians and those able to eat. Charles WHY dressed, “II-“WY- but "‘3 5““3'
H. Gelirman handled this part of the Hon is further compile-ted when the
twig}: 1? 3. capiglaauigimg‘; ‘ till one? crowd'ls hostile and made up of young
of m: Eag‘ti’ilhyg'ingu‘istriis Iiioil‘hegNor- men worked up to a high pitch of ex-
h cltcment. Knight. made. the ones: and
lot good fellows and all work together. look the man who had ted the
.The annual outing is a prominent thing trouble to the shore to the «bout. .ful..
LAWN reuhlsjrpununmenr
NEW YORK, Anti; Og—The'openins
lowed by the jeertng CI‘OW'Z‘.‘ They fid- match in the nahpnal, singles patriotic
glowed him up thebeaolrplnsftllue ‘3n‘1;lawn tenntd'l‘diirnumti‘nt‘riir the"bene-‘
lltootlng, to such an extent that the ‘ fit of mi“- ambulancetund 0f the Unit-
mm arrested; escaped and disanrenrfied statesi'mvn‘rennts'Tournament.
in v-
'31..
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somehow ON TAX MEASURE.
uses the skin pores as the next
i \‘l’ASHING'I‘OM3 Aug. 20.—The ed ill thé‘fconfuslon. That was the‘bég-an on ;the courts of the West-Side
and malignant d3!"
ar‘s‘gzvenuo. fay.
when‘t’h'egSenI "f
thE‘l'nensuro a‘
.. ' villi-3113 in the .. 7‘ ¢
“remodelled-”today pclIcefhave chutney Information as til-'3“ “‘9 tbbrnament‘li "oxpegtedq g9,
unledt‘debabe’un whereas works fanciful-tourism” “c103,, raring” " ‘ 1‘ . ' ‘
rt; ll'shtnwas oo‘f-i‘polntspwlitch are expected‘wleaddo . . . - .-
.n new:
‘ ,_"~' “1) -.r.
this arrest today. In addition to“ 1:15 W a 86%on Want-Ad.
the Blood and Pimples Disap-
pear
Pimples, sores and DOIIs usually re-»
suit from toxins. poisons and impuri.
' mot-pd. How the switch become open lies which are generated in the bow-'
man dill 110* ill‘llt‘fll‘ in when bclul; I"; a mystery that the ofllcials are els and then absorbed into the blood?
through the very ducts which
absorb only nourishment to
the body.
It is the function of the kidneys to
filter Impurities from the blood and
cast them out in the form of urine, but
in many instances the bowels create
mor'e'toxlns and impurities than the
kidneys can eliminate, then the blood
best
means of‘ getting rid of these impuri-
should
sustain
i ties which often break out all over the;
‘Iskin in the form of pimples. :
. l The surest way to clear the skin or:
these eruptions, says a noted authori-
ty. is to get from any pharmacy about
four ounces of Jud Salts and take a
tablespoonful in a glass of but water
week. This, will prevent the forma-
tion of toxins'ln the bowels. It also
stimulates the kidneys to normal ac-«
tivity, thus coaxing them tofllter‘the
blood' of impurities and clearing 'the
skin of bitumen. ‘
‘Jnd Sa‘lts Is Inexpensive; harmless
. . . , hand to madeizjromuthc acld‘ot grapes '
last that beagbeetfieen of him: but he club. Forest Hills. 1....1..rhls morning-land lemon juice, combined-with insta-
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back. Even If done in childhood
flt creates pinched nerves‘and pain In
later life in the different organs and
Iknbs.
Chiropractors remove. the cause of
EIlsease and pain. health is restored
lthrough harmonizing the nerve sys-
ltems in your body.
Female troubles
given special attention; also curvature
You will never regret
living the Ghlrpractor a chance to
Ielp you.
I Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. II. 'C.
34 Washington St., So. Norwalk, Conn.-
Graduate from Palmer School.
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Telephone 35.
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