large assortment of!
Gingham and Percalesi
just received. Also
fitness of all kinds.
E. K. ‘ BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
Soutn Norwalk.
Base Bail Goods
NORWALK
SOCIE Ti?
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mu, live. as. 1917
Coats, Suits;
Dresses, Millinery
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; Corporal] llugh P. Merit-n. of ("11 .- .
I . ‘ ;.-. - l) ltl'V’i t'ni-nd Stfl’t': I“l"tl' ”AW ,_. 1.“-.- — _"Wfl“‘““"“—
11 ‘St les for ht h 11 ers. Buy 1) "-‘ 1 ~11 1 1 -- .. - .._ . .
it 1'4 Oil j ' y N ‘llbg nollro rorimly t‘oniplt'il‘ 11 of the Si-(‘Ullt‘l 111111111" Pér'rng“ ”am 5618011199 CONSUMPTIONOF Fooosrusss
K . . I now, .IereI e P- -, 3t‘onnectit'ut ”rm”... «pent 121.1 “MR, 11s 21 part (it the movement [or in- \l‘.ASt~il.\'(i'l‘t.§I.\'. All; gs “‘la 'keep.
.4 l These, suits are unusua end :11 his lltllllt‘ in Nol'w'ullt. 111$. '.“t'ttst'd efficiency in llandltug troops, ing a weekly record of I)lll'tl‘.il:r-s and
DONNELLY’S t elites. Firm and fine, (to. 41...... “is“... “v... ..MI...,. W 1......“ U1 ummumtun. supplies and toads. consumption 1.1' foodstuffs, American
. .V pendable color and care_ Vltis ptonlotlon to t‘:tt1 post or t'-t"lt1":tl. _.__.__,.___.____._. liotlsuwivos l-Iro affording; tho tlopan.
16 So. Mam St. l fully made in two different ; _,.__ I . COVELESKIE RELEASED. mom or agriculture an opportunity in
SOUTH NORWALK I models—the pinch back ! Myron W. Spurits of Boston. Mas} 1 gain 1‘- CUHIDI't’fienSiW idea of the 1131
w» ‘P M. ‘ V VV qlid stra b‘lck for YOlln Vflnd triendsmotored here and slit-n: the DETROIT' Aug, 287413”? COVFIM‘ 1111113 (“9“. it department billlt'tin an“
" p " . Ig treelt-t'ntl with Mr. and Mrs. w 1111:1111, 1‘11“ ”1"“? ““111“ Filth” 0f the D9" bounces today.
NUW men, the conservatlve sty-e 1J_ 1.x...” (.1' pupil slré‘t'l. On their way Iroit Americans, has been released to ._..___
Is the Time to Consider 'r for conservative men. back they visited the camp 1.: the Yale '1’1‘11‘1‘1111'1101' 01‘ 111" International league. SOCIAL EVENTS FOR JAPANESE.
_ lRepapering Your Home 'bow'l. “'lu'l‘t' Leonard Foster is new l""'1"i‘1"“" Null“ ammunced lodily- MISSION.
"0 S PA'NTING - 1 . (‘uwb'skie was one of the star it: .v w .. . ..
. U E 0 Itlontd. . 1’ \lAaHIMJTOA, Aug. 3\.—,\1 tubers:
{Estimates Glleerfully Gven gel-S V8: Stev ens “"' l “4“” of 1h" league 1““ season. His of the Japanese mission are devoting"
Gall us—PLane 1446 NORWALK SOUTH NOR“ ’N-K Lieutenun's .lt1‘1ll Keogh :i'l'l tired": Inn“ ‘wnthflck 911 hint during lheglheir time largely to filling social one
[I A RUUBER _. m... crick N. Smith 1111'. South Xt‘ilV-‘l'lk 111-... spring.' training trip and he never re'Vgagements, chief on the “SI being a
, ' '_ I V . _ V I . nloltlillgl for t‘ainp Aye". hlils1btt("ill" ”1'-“Nd his effectiveness. call bV Viscount l‘hii qpeci'l 1'1 ha -
11.03 So. Mam St. So. Norwulk. A ItLllluli‘ st1lltl~monthlVy Intuttnt: of _ . VI .. .. .. . t. . : w_ __ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ "‘ ”‘4‘ s
l . . . , . . . - selts, w.nr~1 llll) wlll b: .1ss...11t.l to. . sailor from Ja an o M.. \"
tzlthoilc tllloll touncll. .\o. 46, h. ti . . I 1: FERT L L p ' n ‘ 1" \todrow
. ,. . U will to h I” t miclt .I ll . 'l b- lllt‘ll‘ commands and btag'n 1m 11 era-I . I IZER PLANT BURNED- Wilson at the White House
James Roll! of tilt \‘tht'r :trwt. ‘11s at. _ , ) . ‘It . It ’1 H M C u limp: for the reception (ll 'viw new N21 I .. . ~ . . , ‘ ”'— ~~fi »»»»» _ ' -
,gone to a New York itlisliitul, “"‘N‘ m ““1‘ “WW“ :{ionnl A...“ 11.... mm“. ‘ i l '.t" bl'o'b; 11.; to 111:1 strlttttand tutti-land, is of direct (it-mull: 'lt'St't‘nl, but . NEW YORK, Aug. 28.—A fertilizer cu“..- ....
' t ._ ,__- .. . . . .1 ' ' " . l'_\' of llilt1<‘ttll, ’i’cx. have enlisted lltshe told each boy she expected him to pltllit. 1""Vncd by the Products Manutac- ‘vr '
The Palace 'I‘llPlth' bedding is be- ,,A 1"”)!ng 0: Pm.“ 0t tourt ermk “on” (i. 23.1..“th ._.1 .t_.. WI... 0... the war. :1'171 among them nl‘c “Wright for his country, and he straicl'lt- luring compuny and occupying a six- V yoming (Ii‘
lng repainted by Jacob .\. Rudder. f1)“: \VOII IN Ill :{mwn'RlPtfl .Or in: in; tlt‘llf'l'lmmm “I I}... .\‘o"w':1i:t 1n... .u. . pairs of lw'ns, :ts t‘h'll‘ a2es SliOW.\\’:I.I\' enlisted. teen :tt't'e tract of land on Barren Isl-l 3,".2'.’"lfifi'nlthfi..‘.ll;l‘l:§‘ 3$(;‘)0:pa::l:
”W- firmi- Illlll "N \pu'l 4:0“?! m l H .lithbI-v t'rlllzilttly. lot: Saturday for? 'l‘lrv‘l' mother. Mrs. t‘lcm ll. Slrlt‘k- and. \‘i'flS dPFtTOYGd by fire “my Willy-l lilnllls’tml I'll-lll'ltuflwn :""o11'o.\woon
Local No 74.: 1' ll of C & J of A """‘ " . "1 ' “m " “9 ' my. ”mum \'I(~'}’ln|\ m. l\\“ ..,....k;I. _._ - fl. 'l‘wo tllgboltts and :1 scow were also de-i haw I0 mt “11111110“ Imt1 well “owin-
. . ', . , . I. . .. __ . . n . .. 1. . '..i . W ,,. '.w I. . wn nnmuimxornuluu'lnsr; or
.m meet ”I13 “Hum”; m tlIeVlodgeI William P. “my. l-.t"(|l\'(l(i I”. up .wltt .. 1. )\I\' it slit .l .:t 1.... innit l..I “”4"“ de W 9.5 leronage of Mrs. R. E. Street, Mrs. lit. arms tI.lI.1 "A meIInIber of the clew of oneI . I.
rooms to the luzotte building 1poizltntcul \'I‘.\“("‘tlit\' from the cor-l “""' ”' l' 'W‘ l ' 10 King and “1‘5 Marshall 5391”“ u lbs 18‘“ Sbmg' . j BldtlSh‘Amerlcafl
- W 't'l‘dlm'n': 'n‘ 1m 'l ll1‘\'ttltll’. iu' t1'llt'tn" l . . 7"..-“ _ l ’ “‘1 hold an enjoyable p'tl'tv at llotcn l’oint .....
Will'am A lit'llll is. ot"l(cll01:;rV :tlltl 'ntl: t1 is \to" kill: w' ill: 1‘. 112. l.tw'i.. ”Vim?” A. ”‘5’ m :- - 1““.ch “WV ’ [I I V'FI'iday ct'cnlnn ‘ - 1 OHIO UN'VERS‘TY FOOTBALL 1. I
street is 1"! tidillzr; I' :1 tilll‘llitl rcllll- "vii mi 111111 of his bo'lts' le‘) :1 in“ ‘11:“ gun ”(WWW on ‘h‘i' ll" " . a ' PRACT'CE- ' Cl") CHI“ 00
I'll'tn‘ IV‘ .‘H' V ' ‘ A H 31‘ ‘. :4 .\ti ill t winlin't i2 cplutlling t. \ ‘ I "“‘”" ‘; __ l u P" 51 Per Share
.. 1'... _-..._-__.. ' OATH LlC FE -RAT— ON E S. . . . ' '
n 0 D: I ME T COLt'MBL-S, Aug. 28.—-Footo:ut 'rltst‘or our bonkIcIou Olltuldtho Wu.
‘lnn of the '.Tlh (‘tlll“"t‘ilt‘lll
‘, C. “r. V., 110111: of hi5
l“ l'l‘l tll\tll."ll)ll1."ll t‘”
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l' lttt‘t \‘.' llm'ttt. «if tit‘rit';zlltti\‘.'ll.
ll‘itt‘tl yt'stcl'tl !\ :tt i lithium. 1
W il (1'1" 111m- :1s pt'l th" I11 ttcls WIN 1.1 he W l
tt1'1\1.l ttt'ti 11.1 Ilt'tt he had \lllttt‘S‘ tullt
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no r
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The Misses Ethel 11.11%. 1.1. ie mm"
plums, Elsie Fcrlzlt-uin. thrill: to thir-
' is and Grace A. l‘. ti‘ltz'it ll t'isitt-tl _ In.» to tho 11111.1: :nlct' t'X' lllll'lflllo"
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Town t‘lnllt llt‘l‘llt‘l" it. Smith. is en-
} hiyintz b1.~ .tnlttlltl \tltlltioll with :In .111 I
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thrill): §I!:IP:\(:11:1 l “ 11.. “f ( U Rumimt 1mm“: 5 \t... t' "Iszlcttd .t'wimtlbilo trip thlougll lilo Mohawk
- — llll‘ mtm' in: of l’togt't'ss l1 ovum |:‘_ R I T':‘ ‘il :Ind other places of tots-res. in
An 'tgt‘cclncnt ‘lilti litt‘n 't‘llll‘ld in l V 13.13 t'\'t‘llllll.‘ lll‘ll it “'34 \'(.‘lt‘tl tlllll‘t‘ \lltlt‘lt,’ "'ltl .\“‘\\' England Stillt‘.‘
“‘9 "3*" 0‘ 17mm)“ Slitlisl vs. Tltt hold no lute: ‘int: next week owing: tol . i .7 ——— m . p t'l. f
Feat Atlantic & lV’M‘tVlI 'iI'n t‘:olnpln\".1tc t‘nct tlI. ll’ next .\l()!ltl:l\' will be I t-l l‘ ”M I on client hi“?! M." M o
Vnd titr' matter has hf‘ul] sct'led. .-\t bor "I...“ ll‘ .19 Si\‘ 11 Lompztnv t. t. A..I ottllI-ted:
turner I‘m 0. (ll'vnn'w' »-..1..-.....n...d ,1... .._m-._._.. __ to Fort Telly this 11101 1mg, after 1111'
i112 enjoyed :1 We :lrlvs' mction at blhl
Mr. Moeser in France.
.. 7W" \n all lll'oulld v‘oluntct'l, Geotge ll ‘
.Two ladies ll'tIltI how t‘ulti'ltlu w two ‘10“... formerly tIt'IH'liW repregonta l Mrs 'tiylon Vt. Sparks of illusion:
IdEIayod at tho [\lltll) some time .tllt‘ “f .1“. volunteer of America and “1101“: been visiting her ntotlltl. Mrs 1
yesterday Elfin} l'htloll, \\' ‘Iml (mo (ll flip Wlltl llllh’ Sptllif‘ll in llt‘lll‘l) ll" (if file “ I F081“. 0f “de “ran for ”1‘-II
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NM whctls ctllno tit.‘ t tir 1".» d :«u’o' (Mlltlltlttll in South \orwulk and vicin past three weeks h'llllllt‘tl on Sunday
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mobile and \vtnt spinnin “01'0“; I to it} during last “1m... in the lntertsi with her hllsll'l.nd l
field near the (11111111110 to Ill .21'.oun'ls II ‘
of slum w ollt :lluottg tht1 poor, as con-
. Do" W'll'don Welsh “"11: 'tlllt'lotl by \nllllltoots of Atncl'.icn w.lt Jo‘m '1‘. ll .tyes. and futility of [leldt'n‘
. h ‘ ‘ ' " Vtt'lltlllll be found “Sotuew'helc in: . . . 1d hi I H... I. y (we
the. Polo Grounds in Now an'k .. :'l\tlIIlt. l'tllllllt Inn ._.1 11 1:1
l‘ rum-o doing his bit for his country f' V. ‘ I, 1o. o_\ 1d a W't‘t’lt 1: Ju-
terdny and witnessed the some t'.) I l VII ll.’ 1.... -Iicnlly sin nine. :1 c. .I .'\ .lgt j t l
‘1'botw'ccn the (Hunts wt] 11... Pil'quq‘ 'j“ t N (- “U u l m ’1' tomobilo ltllll t'tl‘tlllgh Massnthusctts
V‘ V ‘ l V V ' 1‘ " l"l‘ltl\' :mtl llltll'llLll "lll_\ .llw'uy'. . .
.fl'le said that the visitors gilmum have ' _ . _ . out] Rood: island.
iv-lk l .I. It i ) characterized hls religious tlltd chant.
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V» ( M u \ 1 l A (“I Miss Lona bother has l‘t‘stlltlt'tl her
~ lllll‘ work. ‘
the many poor plllys made 33' the (‘11-. 1 . l . , . . "it it
tmts . .‘dl'. Mouser tiili‘d‘t‘l‘t‘d liltclc Stunt 1.1m“... iv. the (llllt‘t‘ of Town t lI'. on
ntntifl’ in the 3.1:: InI
9‘ I 1 home in Not'wI'elk.
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call for v'olulttccls and is now lotlttod luv-I R Smith. utter 1: two weeks' vu-
Vttt l mt Slocum. w'helo he is a member; Immlm.
or the Quarter Masters ('orp. ‘lmll it
t‘t'mpzlny.
.\lI'.\lot1st1l while on leave of :1b-
h the action of William (‘21.:1plicki
represented by .llltltt' Jnsnph ll. Tuv-
‘lnr 32'1ittst \\”illi~ln. \bl':~l1tit\'it1z, rcp-
I'fiesetttel by Attnl'ntl' (‘1':Iml1l' llc1zt'
man to retov‘el I_-. I ‘1 unlollntin' to Sit! “W paid “ “1”“ ‘1‘” ‘0 “ fl)“ “f his
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.‘lr.:'mtMts.(‘llll'ffo1dl<‘ R'tlnsdcllmt
'21 l. incoln :Ht‘llllt‘, has returned home
\ztcution trip to
1‘1- ml :1 two w cells
:ttttford.
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A son was born to Mr. tmd Mrs. C. 0'
Miller. august 23. ‘
Mrs. J. I). Browntdl of Morl'islow‘ln. l
N. J. .is a guest of Mrs Noble. ‘2
Mr (Ind Mrs Carl Krietcr
ily spent Sunday at Roton Point.
Miss Hazel Brown of New Rochellct
llllti been visiting Miss Netti Kelley.
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Miss Jessie Wagner of New i
has been the guest of the Misses Chase
M1 '.and Mrs. F. 113. Green uml font-l
it) are spendlng sev'ctul weeks at Full--
Ifleld Beach.
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t'llcst Bossn of Brooklyn spent
wetkend with his parents and other
lt-ltttlv cs in town.
There will be :1 special meeting of tllt‘l
ltorcugh Board this evening. to tttlk
over sewer matters.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs. Ger
httrd P. Bchre. Sundax night Mls. .
ltehrn was formerly Miss Ethel Low-
rence. '
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loaned to the 11-- ”mm“. H“... an... molly t‘liends in this section and ltopeeISt
Judge Vosbuvgh th' s 1:10:11:th dusk...“ be'tole lit in: culled fol ditty on theI
, nmt'lrc demurr'cl \vtts “huh.“ and other sltlct to be able to avail himself
$15 was ordered paid within ten tl:t\'<. “f ll‘“ l‘“‘”“"" “f ‘1’" thing in Dunn“
,____ Ito those who interested themselves so
. ltindll :tnd sincer'cl) ill hilll and in his
Joseph Sullivan. of ltrtt'onnc, N. J..
lwos a visitor in Norwulk today, 0
' business.
\iiss Lcitzl Cr alnpton. of 1'2 llelden
z'ttcntlc is spending :t week in lltidai‘
s. There has been :1 new t lull fmmt'd it
Norwalk (altr-tl the Old M: .id t‘inll “mil.
and tlttn member's of this tluh 1' '11120 in
age from 15 to 50 'i‘ 111) mo ="wolti to Qt) $00 PEOPLE
"mm“ ”m“ "““W” “m "l’l‘lnll D 102N 1)
Of .Vi'Hlil" “it’ll (ll (lltl llltl‘l 'l'ltl MP to. IN NIGIIT SHO‘V
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have their Inertinzs every wot-1t at
he homes of t“(‘ \:1,'.' "(ms llli‘lllbwonfiuuod From Page One)
letlvv title" is zlttltclwd to any in
trlngemcnt of the various t'sulc of tho the carpetlikc surface of the . . _
rganlzatinn The member rerpnuql lhct won Iniglltl applause as theylh'lio has JtlSl returned from a trip to
1 1 ~ \ ' ' (‘hicuco stated
., . 1‘ '(llltl'ttl and loft. {the W:ct as fat Ins . . .'
13 f0!“ ”19 gl.““ 0“" "f the “mg “n The lush of people was so gum that the Maxwell ls growing In popu
two to pay 0111' of “1" 1m” "“31““ to Illt“ carnival that car service will Iat'itr ewe: your. and especially in
{the factthot she gave the informn- timttlequnt-e and long lines of persons the. section that he visited
instead of bv writing to walking to tlllll from the Bowl fotmett SW?“ “0101' Sales Commlil' 1135 01'
l '1 graphic teminder of football 'i/ ldered sixty- five of the “MM“ trucks
fpito the immense throng there was no 'lS ““1 portion f0! 1‘41 I'flt‘ld county [01‘
tzlttitltnts it"polted. lthe 1918 season. The concern which
' ’rccently changed its headquarters
itrom Stamford 1‘to Bridg eport. now
has five branches in operation. one
in Stamford one in Daubury. one in
Greenwich one in Bridgeport and one
in this citv.
AUTO FATALLYV INJURES 30v.
\EW HAVEN, Aug. 28. —-DeputvCor-
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AUTOMOBILE SALES
ARE INCREASING
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Hos‘filTAL NOTES
11 Face or Lis '
10" Chopped Ha (15,135.; Admitted and discharged yesterday:
Sunburn, Bites or Stings of In-Io'eorgo s Aiken of 178 Main street.
' . - ! Discharged vesterday: Joseph Be-
“cts! 5 02‘ bOttle' ' ' ' 25c Igen of 41 Franklin avenue.
Admitted today: Francis Williams of
'Saugatuck. V
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tillson-Powell Corporation
I-IIl-Il-Il-II-
Starkw eather of this city, an account
ant; William B. Starkweather of New
Tllt‘ '
onel Wynne yesterday examined John
York, his brother, and Mr. and Mrs. E.
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A large number of New Cannon folks‘
enjm ed Sunday ltt Compo Beach
where cwcllont bathing and other rec-
motion is afforded.
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.‘tilbert Bliss, Walter Still and Al»
bert Tompkins of the United States
Navy, spent the week-end in town with
their parents and friends.
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Warren Keeler is again acting as
chauffeur for Dr Lloyd who, at pres-
cut is ill France. helm: :t ember of the
Post Graduate Hospital ambulance
unit. “
Mrs. Harriet Bl'incltel'hott returned
home, Saturday, from :1 visit to Nor-
walk. She was :1 guest of Mrs. Jessie
Ayers and her sister, Miss Mary Chi.
chestér.
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Miss Francis L. Mead of Coscob. sec
retary of the Greenwich Academy. has
returned to her home after a week‘s
visit with Miss Nina Middlebrook in
Cherry street.
The New Canaan Home Guard re-
turned from Smith Island, Sunday ov-I
entng. Forty members were in camp
for'three days. '-A splendid time. was
est ill todays‘
:t'tio to 1d1lti w'1 etc! o
It 11 h it tr: on astxpc t t the unitclsity
1 take in regard to the peace pl'tlpud'ltl
V‘of Pope Benedict.
'nlittee, which is to report today.
before the convenaton today
Iquestlon of adopting the diocesan plan. 1
which would extend membership in '.5 1f
(federation to virtually ill! the t‘tttlIo-l
:the smaller Catholic societlt's
which now has a membership of about I
‘.choose the 1918 convention city before
theiIvention will adjourn tomorrow.
SEABOARD AIR LINE curs TRAINslV
nitration. of the Seaboard
and chairman of the Southeastern do.» .
apartment of the railroads‘ w'ur board ;
Innnounced today that the roll: in his’
department up to August 1.3 ind tl‘: mt-
Patriotism’ 5 Simple Test
:Are you enlisted in your country’ 3 cause? .Do your duty—
fight or Save! Don't longer dodge the issue. If you choose
save, here _at this institution there’ 3 safety, blinking ser-
vice and compound interest at your command. Enlist today
o-us a. soldier or a. saver.
J. Stit‘tany of Ansonia, who wore oc-
the verdict of all.
cupants of Starkweather‘s machine 1 ‘
Sunday.
NEW HAVEN LAWYER ACCUSED.
NEW HAVEN, Aug.,
Land.'a graduate of Yale Law school,
Aronson.
when it struck and fatally injutlzd Al'-
thur Parker, aged 13, on Chapel street,
28,—Benjamin
1911, was arrested in the corridors of
the City Court here yesterday when he
was about to defend a client charged
with embezzling $200 of rMiss ‘Bessie
Miss Aronson' claims that
Lamb cashed '9. check entrusted to him
The Silver Mine Players presented
two plays at1"The Neighbors." Satur-
day, entitled, “The Maker of Dreams,"
and "The Turtle Dove " The affair
was largely attended. 15 I.
enjoy their annual outing at Roton
Point Friday evening. Autos Wilt con-
vey the members to the park end sup-
per will be served at 6 o ’clock, with an
hour or two of social amusement
The Epworth Léaguers expects to‘
The members or the dining clue
'. SSA ‘ ' .\ . '. 21-“ "T-
hk‘ St‘l'll, IIO'AUL b 1"“ ,pluycrs and candidates at Ohio State
sessmn of the conven-
Univ'clsity today were ordered to re
it 1) ol the American 11 Mention of
(“1th l' Soclet 9 t l 0 ill port for first practice Septembc 11}.
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m “S C n u.“ M 1m: "1th to days before the fall openi" g of
P. ll. Sheridan 8 Co.,
Specidisu in Wyoming Oil. .
4? Broadway, N. Y.
I‘hone Tamil—Broad.
:n-n-+__uj... .
Bishop Joseph Schrembs of 'r-tlltlio.
s chairman of the resolutions com
scheduled to come
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NO DIFFERENCE
is made in the class of service we render to our
potrons. Every one receives the best we can
glve.
We have customers whose deposits are small
but they _know that their business is welcome:
and the .t 1t is given the some painstaking atten-
tron as that of our largest depositors.
Y OUR account is invited.
DEPOSITORY FOR U. 8. GOVERNMENT.
”“ THE PEOPLE5 '7':
TRUST COMP/ ANY
of South Norwalk, Conn.
ice in the country by bringing all ot:
into amt .
atlon with the larger orglmlzutionsd
hrce million.
I'nrly plans were to elect ottlccl's 11111.11
be close of today's sossiot’t. The con-
NORFOIK, \'a., Aug. 28,—Presldent.
Air Linc.‘
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TAKE SANS Fllll
Till 'INEYS IF
tlB ACK HURTS
We Should Drink lots, ulVVWater Vand “ Eat toss Meat, Says
Noted Authority on llitlnoy Disorders
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. Recommends a Spoonful of lad Salts In Glass of Water Betorel
Breakfast to Stimulate Kidneys aiIll Eliminate /
the title Acid, '
breakfast for a few days and our kidne
then act; fine. This famous as to is mail-:3.
the acid of grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lithia, and has been used for generation.
to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them '
to' normal activity, also _to neutralize the acids '
in urine, at; it: no longer 15 9. source of irritation;
thus 85133. bladder weakness.
a la 13 inex ensive. cannot In ure,
a delightful effervesgent lithia-water drink 131%;
everyone should take 110th and then to keep tho
kidneys clean cud active. Draggists here say
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become overworked, et sluggish, ache, and feel
like lumps of idea . he urine becomes cloudy,
the bladder Is irritated, and you may be obliged
boseek relief two or three times during the night.
When the kidneys 0163 you must: help them flush
off the body 5 urinous waste or you’ll be a real
sick person shortly. At first you feel a dull
misery in the kidney re on. you suffer from
backache, sick headache, ziness, stomach ets
sour, tongue coated and Iy u feel rheumatic '
twinges when the' weather' Is ad. 0
Eat less meat. drink lots of waiter; also they pull lots of J Seltsto
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