low Outing Funnels, Goal—E
Whaling and Gretonnes
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Fine!
. , Thanks.
Seep the Home Fires Burmng i Price?
John Mfggrmack 1 Guess. .
$ ' ‘ , i Wool?
.DONNELLY’S sure. .
16 80. Main St. , E Thirty?
SOUTH RORWALK. : N0-
'-'~ » t More?
Less.
Twenty-five?
l y ews
f ’ What?
____ Twenty-two fifty.
Go to Donnelly‘a and ash in l'l"".i,1‘ Where? ‘
45134 and 6411913 records.
n
L. A. Thel'iault announces 111:1: l". 3.
Phillips 5.: '10 longr-c t‘illllli‘("l"‘tl 33i.il,
the Monroe. street tttission
' Rogers 81 Stew-s
NORWALK
SOUTH NORWALK
' w-Palacc Ti'lcatre,tollight, :2 eoulplr'hi ' "
Vaudeville pcrfor131c.11:~cs, :31 7 13312] {1, ’
NORWALK ll
SOCIE T 1’
and Personal
NE W S
STURDEVANT—WHEELER’.
.\ 3'el3 pretty weding took place this
' One of the voting machines is on ex afie'noell, :31 :1. in 013115: church, East
ltlbltion 111 the 13313113 of ll.‘ ('11,- 13 3.13 N'm'viaik, when Misti Natalie. Wheelcr.
and a number or interested people are daughter of Mr and Mrs Fredcltck
‘ i i‘il Wheeler, of 6 Myrtle street was
,examinmg it, iiolncd‘fi marriage to Frederick Bod
. well Sturde3unt, son of Mr. and Mrs
A 113131113133 of the school teachers ot l‘. W Sturdevant of 42 Gregory 1301th
3. the city weic in this district yesterday ‘ :13'3.l. b3 Rev 'l‘alllerlo (‘askey. pastor
afternoon tl'3ing to organize to tie hi
the proposed school alnendment on
clection day.
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‘Pohlman & McLean sold the Sp'itzg
street propc'ly of William (‘ai'tright to.
’lillEOdot‘e 0. Olsen ycstcl'day. The
prbperty consisted of :1 house and lot. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace ll. Salumis of
”Main street, were visitors at the home
of friends in Silvorulille yesterday.
The nortlrside of Washington street
which has been closed for repairs. was i
op’oned to trailic at “'45 this luorninfl '
after being closed :1 littlo over :3 week. ‘
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ot‘ (‘hlist church
The attendants were Miss ‘Mlldrcd
mond Sturdmaut, a brother of the
William lt‘ lieaupain has tented his groom The ushers vcra Earle F: Ed
property in Flux Hill ‘0'“! 1" Edi?“ mom]. a cousin of the bride and Ward
Juleson of Highland 313cnue.:3ud will Stuvdevant another brother of the
shortly move to Pa‘ssaic, ‘x‘. J. igroom
" ‘ The bride's dress was embroidered
rPaiaoe Theatle. "m‘gm' ' complete not over white satin and she can'led
Vaudeville perfoinlances 3‘ “Ind 9 :a shower bouquet. The bridesmaid
' ‘ carried '3 bouquet of Orpltelia roses and
_.A daughter was: born this morning “,0", :1 dresa of yellow voile.
‘toiMr. and Mrs. Henry Marusak. at the.: The bride was gi3e11 :t3v'a3 bv her
tune of her mother Mrs. all usak father, Fledellek M. Wheeler. Th9
asformerly Miss CHOU“? “W's-marl (bu-ch 3333s beautifully decorated with‘
f 7 Fitch “”09“ Mother and dun h palms. and various flowers. the color
3 are doing: nicelv zscheme beinar 3cllo33' and 33hite. At
V‘ the house pink and white roses and
I‘Johp Gerrish 33' as arrested on liouto'i ftll ofl33ers made the decorations cspc
tree: last night by Oiltccr Reynolds ciall3 handsome.
allowing a telephone call from Shim 31113.33 (1133.1 Edmond a cousin of the
0's saloon. This morning: Geri'ish bride, presided at the owltn
astound guiltv of lntovlca lion and 1313.31 plcscnts of cut glass, silver and
:‘w‘us fined $7 and coma ttll'lliturc 33 (“.9 recei3cd by the couple.
Mrs. 0. Reno 'Mal'gulies, the famous
educator and director of the Montes
hildren’s House of New York. ac
Mrs. Teresa Chandler of New York
tell, one 11:13 last neck and i13j1ll'
. f , L‘
or ankle and at. present is con L‘l‘l .
can to thc'home of Mr and Mtsrcrmpani‘ed b3' her nephew Lieutenant
only C Froeb of l'.oue street. lir. 1113111111011 Hicks, 0. R. C., U.’ ‘Nrttlon
. it is in attendance. ‘:.l \1'3313'11111113' a flying visit by auto
awco illllcxpcctcdly to visit her son WaldoR.
t to 13“: "(,1ch Margulics at Charles 3Ritch‘s home.
33e1'el 3'estcl'da3 afternoon
Mrs 13‘. Howard Keyscr and Mrs
Frederick W. Hoyt ot'Kecler avenue.
Brooksidc. visited relatives in Bridge-
pm‘i, Thursday.
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A complaint was con
terday afternoon that boys
iding tires near the 1.31351 Avenue 31 3
hurch and also throwing s ones
Vermits‘ have been issued to Miss
co M. Weaver for :1 garage add tion‘
cost of $100 at 1." 9 Main street. 1
up to 'L J. Reynolds for the erection
I garage at 151 Main street at 1
of- $350.
Rev. Romily 13‘. Humphreys, who
has been sunlmerlng at Heron Island,
Me" stopped over at South Norwalk
’ycstcrdav, while on his way to this
“home in Baltimore, Md.
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TILLSON’S fountains: l
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'1' Malaria, Chills, Fever, Etc. ' Miss Florence Kelley and cheater P.
Price 500 Per Bottle 3 {Meeker motored to Sheepshead today.
. ll witness the automo-
' Satisfac- where they W]
. ncy Refunded If Not me laces.
tory
oil-Powell Corporationfk Advertise at The annual.
You Call lExcllse lllcCareless
he loss of whose valuables could have been prevented by the 3
rental of a safe deposit; box in our vault. Prom trinkets to
oouments, people’ a possessions here are protected and»
private.
Boxes $4 ‘a Year
.for the benefit of the entire world the
[rat-a] appeal may meet with success
l
[pave the way
iatnonsst all peoples and might more
3;:11 tall; on t‘3c empir: 01' it s allll- s. The
,Mlncr, u cliil'sln of the bride and Ra)",
Numer ,
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Ntltilitliillt Alla U33"
JUST PEACE
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Pope, in which His Hell 119: 5 till ed with
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grief at theadcfgéitépré 2f 13:98:3le twang-nine Deaths and
war makes o 1e." '3
to the heads of the belligerent peoples. f Nineteen Marriages Re"
The kaiser—king has deikned to 30-3 corded by Town Clerk
uuaint me with Your Eminence’s let"! Smith
ter and to entrust the reply to me. ,
“His Majesty'has been following for;
a crnsidol'ahle time with high respect
and sincere gratitude His Holiness
et‘lorts in a spirit of true inpartiallty to
:11113'15139 as {.1' as possible the sut-
fcl'ings, of the war and to hasten the
end of hostilities The Kaiser sees "n
the lat est step of His Holiness fresh
arr-oi of 1315 noble and humane feel~
his“. and cherishes a lively desire that
Vital :talistics for the month of
Ausust. as given at the oLce of Town
C!el'k Hubs: l a Smith. show 11. 51;
there 31' ale 1:; births, 23 deaths and iii,
llla:ri:~.ge:. Of the childten born, 3?
WC“? l.'il‘3'a'. Allt‘ $ld"$ll{‘28 are alien:
in full as follows, 33ill1 the d.1..3.,..l,,, 331
various happenings:
Births.
to David and Rachel
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The effort of Pope Benedict is to l
S—Samuel J.,
to an understanding
ltudol ph.
istlrely reckon on a sympathetic recep-
tion and" the “hole-hearted support
{from His Majest3, seeing that the kais-
since taking over the gm erllmeut,
ta Inglcse.
“3‘3 son. i
has l'egalded ’t as his pr'inlipal and g . r
i mm mm, ms}, m WWW“, the bios 3 Lillian‘ M113. to Frank and Anna!
,sin'Js of 315' we for the German people Lamoert. l
313 l 133.3 3' mild in 13,35 51309011 from the l—Michael, to Antonio and Mary K13
.1i11'tnc at the opening of the German 3m
‘ileuhetae on lune.‘ £5 12388. the kaiser
pltnliild that h" s 1-13 c of the! 't'l'l‘llftll
’ 11313 and i3is,3osi1io'-l tottard it ‘1011. d
; “."t.tl lt‘fl'l h'nl iniot mptalion to cut
isltttlt tho benefits of peace unless war
5'33 we '.1 necessitv lorccd upon us 133 an
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'1'—~Bal'bara, to TNH. Leonard and:
Blanche l. Robins.
l2——Ros3'. to Andrew and Anna Her-3
man
S—-l."e33 s, to Lewis and Julia Pasko.
4'~«\'evenic:3 to William and Anna
‘(lillllllll a' '1133' should lifeguard peace
ii'lr us and sllou‘d neaw 11r3e3'theless _ 0' ”V‘- "- 3
l2»: bl'olltn '. 33.03 id be in a po: ition to radium”, io \'f"‘1.‘»'n and Mary Trus-
31113 it 3311!: honor The. luv c1 has by sell.
his acts, ful‘iilcd the promise he then 7_Fr;‘ur§;:, to Nicholas and Annie
mud. in :1» 3':'etls of happy rule, despila
”r 3' :I'tutiens' . '11 d temptations
In the (ll isis which lad to the pres-
Amatlllli.
T~Goralrl to Lewis and Florencia;~
till world confiagration His Majesty s Haas.
("70. is 3"1-11- up to the last moment di- 7—~l.eola. 30 William and Leola Dono-
1111111 innards settling the ('olltii' (by van 1
imaccful means. nl'lCl' the war had
tlllfili’f‘ll (111 against his wish and desire.
l
‘thc kaiser in conjunction with his high mour
allies. was the first solemnly to dcclaro S—«Irving to James and, Elizabeth
his readiness to enter into peace nego- L0,,
tiniions. The (l: l'nlall people sup
=. - ——.- ' at l nd Luch
,l‘iil‘lt‘tl His Majesty in his keen desire ll ”\ni‘llom. to D" on Ck a
,for ppm.“ 1 l'rancolino.
t “Germany sought within ht’r national
'fl'rlltier the free development of her
spiritual and material posacssions. and
outside the Imperial territory unhin-
dclcd competition 331111 nations enjoy-
lug equal rights and equal esteem. The
rec play of tolccs in the 33133 in
placeahlc wrestling with one another
28~Ralpl1. to Ralph and ’l‘hyra Macvn
lSwCllarles. 'tolllohert and Caroline,
. Walsh. :
iG—l‘nnald, to James and Edna Beers. ,
isfil’cter, to Stephen and Rose Stonc.’
lS~—~Lorctta, to Peter and Catherine
Kirwan. i
would load (:1 the highest pclft-t'tillg of , , _ . - v ,3
the noblest human posrosslolls Dis 20-—.l.tn1es, ‘0 'Wm and "1058“” \a I
astrous concentration :31 moms in the ‘1’”- 5
year 1914 absolutely broke of all hope-3 leAnnie. to Fruit and Jackonasho,
tint course of development and trans- Kopai.
'm‘med mm?“ ””0 “ “0°“? ”9"" 9O~Pliilip to Philip and Matilda .3131.
“Appreciating the importance of His ‘ 33 i _
llclincss‘ declaration the imperial gov- "01193. '
;crnnlent has not failed to submit the 34-‘Ediih. i0 JOM'l‘h and Edith Bart-
:suggcstions contained therein to can lem..lr. l
‘ut-ct 131331 scrupulous examination Spc 25.“.vjofl,‘ to "93-339" and Ellen.
cial measures, 33l3lch the government Penney
has taken in closest contact with r-cp ' ‘
lrcseniativcs of the German people tor 3540”““99 to hank “I'd Pauline
discussing anti anslveling the questions Becker
raised prove how earnestly it desires. 23-3mm to Andrew and Elizabeth Ml-_
ill accordance with Ills l’i’dlincss' do i talv. l
:sil-ps, and the peace resolution of the 18—\le3'c3'. to Max and Clara Wolf-
lielchsiug on July 19. to find a prom;
'cal basis for 11 just and lasting peace. l “1"“
"The Imperial governlnt-nt greets ls—Edwnrd to Hush and Mary Bur-
l
with special sympathy the loading idea. ion.
of the peace appeal wherol 13 His Holt “(i—Russell W Jarvis and Lillian
uess clearly expresses the cmlvlctlm , '
that in the future the material po33'11,“""d' .
of arms 31111.11 be superseded b3' the‘ 7-Wmlda. to Grover and \l anda.
moral power of right. ideare alsoi Jackson.
convinced that the sick body or human 3_.Juck potion, to Edward and Elsie
isoriety can only be healed by family-
ing its moral strength of right. From Plumb h 9.
this would follow. according to His ~6”F”m°°“' to Allan and T or so
Hollncss‘ view, the simultaneous (ll- Barnum. 7
ll‘lllllllllmt of the armed forces of all 8~—Ed33'arll, lo EdWai‘d and Sadie
st-abtics “ind 1:10 institution of obligatory. “1,139,
'11 trui on or international dis ates. _ r .
"We mm 1133 Holiness vlcwp that 13‘B'L‘gl'im “an" and Rum 31311!
definite rules and a certain safeguard
for :3 simultaneous and reciprocal llm, li—Eusrnt‘.
itttt‘ion of alrlamcnts on land. on sea 3 Crcagll.
an: n the :1 r as well as for the true a
freedom of the community and high 1 Samuel. to Samuel
runs, are tho thinas. in treating uhicll Ste3enson
--the now our spirit th. 11 ill the futurc 23"” -—-John. {0 Jam
to Martin and May
and Lillian I
1
es and Mary Dar:
should prevail in international l'ela i118“
lions—should find first hopeful cxpl‘.‘ 30—Mlldred to Frank and Jessie Phil-
slon. The task would then of itself lipson.
arise to decide internatlon l li ' '
cos of opinion. not bvt ,, “:9 ,th £5,131; 29—Kenneth, to Albert and lola \V eed.
‘forces. but by peace 1 methods, 339- 29—Virginia, to Albert and Theresa
pecially by arbitration. whose high-3 Rose.
peace Di‘Oduclng~ effect, we myth” -—- l 1 John and Emma Andor-
with His Holiness fully l/cognize. 27 J0 1n, 0
“The imperial govclnment will 'l son.
this respect support every proposal 30—Isabelle, to William and Alice Al- !
compatible. with the vital interests ol- “50“ i
the German Empire and people. ,9——Murjorle, to George and Bessie
“Germany, ‘owing to her geographi-z Olmstcad
cal situation and economic require- 28——
ments ms to rey on peaceful inter-
cours‘e with her neighbors and with 27—Blanche, to Glomalon and hhruei
distant countries No people, there‘ 0153‘- '
fore, has more reason titan the German 2B~Johu, to John and Bertha Kernen- ‘
people to wish that instead of when 21-305313, to stephen and Mary Pus-
sal hatred and battle a conciliatory. has
1' to a ' ' '
; $101!: 1 spit-it should pre3ail betaeen' 19~lolan, to John and Mary White.
3 "l: the nations are guided by 11333-19—Ann1e.to Jamesend V3!“mica 30“"
spirit it will be recognized to their ad- nar. '
vantage that the important thing is to1 l—Ruth to William and Daisy Hausa-
1113' more stress upon what unites them; Is
in their relations. They will also one 1'.
coed in settling individual points of 3'
conflict which are still undecided. ini rothers.
such a way that conditions of existence ail—Giovanni to Salvatore and Maria
will be created, which will be satistao
Carolina, to Joseph and Anna Pestl.
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Ferreudino
tory to every nation and therebyta rep“ ’ ' ,
etltion of this great world catastrophe! 3,9—Teddle to Stephen and Josie Re
would appear impossible: i ‘ genskl.
“Only on this condition can a lasting 26—Alemina. to Silas and Cora Sher
pong: be founded which would promote wood
an tellectual reapproachment and a ' ti Toll-
return to the econOmlc prosperity of 16— _H::lfi'-. to Bar d ,3.“ Lot 9
human society. This serious and sin-3'
,ll—Wiliion: to Thomas
iii—Joseph Henry Grav, 53 years, eight
iii—Cora Esther 81639135,“) years”; STROMBERG CARBURETOR SER-
nine months, three days ‘
iii—Emmanuel Gould, 34 yea'fi. 23 VICE STATION. We carry a full line of
,ll—Iviat'lltc‘w Thomson. about 61' i parts for repairs,
Iii—John O’Brien. 78 years.
til—James McKenna. 29 3ears.
5~Gio3'anui. to Donato and Antoniet-i ll—Edward
10*301. to ”arid and Amelia Ander- 14—May Lucretia Hyatt 69 3',ears four“
‘ H—Mary L.
E23~Domenlek Current, 12 years,
, {Ii—James Mclenn,
S—\\'lllianl, to William and Edith Sov- 27
s—Pm, to William and Pauline ca '
veal ‘
Si-Francis, to Pellegrino dad 61313
seppa Moschella.
an»?
3...}:
metal Bosdl ServiccStatlon
No. 458
, All Bosch parts kept in stock, also
* other magnetic parts and, a lull
Warren.
Deaths.
]———Patrick Mulvoy. 52 years.
T—fir'l' '13' DeMartino, .33 years, foul
mon'lls. :2 days,
S—Vi'illiam Daniel Austin, 12 days.
8—Hibert. Benjamin Newwn,
years, scvcn months, one 3133'.
9—Willium F. Fillow, 72 years, 24
da3s.
months, 30 davs.
years.
1,331,"
We are experts on all Lighting and Starting systems.
Service Station for Firestone Solid Tires
All. GRADES 0F IIADUUM on.
‘.‘ h
,v’. 'Q
Milton
mouth. 29 days.
Jewels,
months, 12 days.
Welles,
months. lti days .-
15—Jamcs F Slowson, 77 years seven:I
months one day, -
li—Ella Snow Faulds,
davs.
l7—Sal'ah Cornelia Cary. 63 3'ears,oner
month, one day.
iS—Joseph Farella.16 days.
Iii-Fredmick W. F. Andrew's, 50 yo ears.
six months 29 days.
21—'Carrie l)’ Artois, 52 years.
79 3ears, 11‘
in stock at lowest: prices in town. Let
us tell you about our fifteen (15) gal-
lon non-leakable drum proposition.
A GRADE FOR EVERY MOTOR.
All sizes of 'Ajax tires in stock and a complete line of
those good old Michelin Tubes and Shoes you have used for
years at the right prices.
The Hardware& Auto Supply Co.
42 Water Street. South Norwalk.
58 3'Ears, 21,37" ,
29 days.
20 years.
months, 21 days.
26——Miehael Manning. 72 years. ‘
37—John Edward Duffy, nine months“
throcplays. 3
~Josephine Malia. Kennedv.
39am four months, 28 days 8
' ' ' ' - outh Norwalk
27—James Grace 80 years. i islaua luchmlcwlcz. .
List of unclaimed letters adver
‘ mg Iii-James (‘aven and Katherine War- -
29~ ”2:333 llo'iei‘i Burns fiveulon jenskl' 2for the week ending September
th ,3 l
30~Alexandel 131111133. :11 voars I19~Rriym0nd Joseph Walsh and MB: A‘ D‘ Banks' 6 Rowan mm
rlon Alice Reid Mrs. lsabellaltarncs, Gen. Del.
33.—Katie Wolf. 5‘ 3.91m: six months 1 ‘ ' c M 3 Beach
17 days. l—Frank Rich and Alice Foley. arvcr, ar31n
. . Mrs. Annie Flore, 403 S. Main St.
, Marriagel. Hi—Albert 5- Angevine and ' Rita Mrs Grace Flore, 108 Washington‘: I t
l—eUrban 11‘. Lang and Agnes Covm“ O Brien Ave..
1815. (Married in 1313111311.) Mrs. Richard Jones
-Georgc Frederick Snow and 8911- Mrs. J. L. Phillips, 81 Washingto‘jl
trlcc Woodman Berry.
street.
5~—Albert Henry Mott and Theresa Miss Marie Purcell Gen. Dcl.
Clara Duran.
Joseph T. Sproule
BvFi'etlcrick M. Billensteln and Eli-1 Sam Stevens. 72 So. Main street
zabeth C. Ackart
United Rubber Co
18~Fredertck Everett Perry and Edith ANDREW LEARY, P 11L
Elizabeth Vail.
l—Blillard Filmore Kclsey and Mar-
too A. Taylor.
12—Josoph Duptce and Mary Madeline,
Battle.
months, :
in 03
Phone 1215-5.
tha Rains.
-27—“'icinty Barszczowakl and Wind:
3, ' anvnnrlsslfi'srrnns
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4 ANDREW MACK.
Norwalk theatre goers were given a'
treat last night in the Regent theatre
when they saw Andrew Mark, the
great Irish comedian in his new play.
”Molly Dear."
Mr. Muck proved to be Just as great
a success this year, as he was last in
Norwalk. and his singing of "It's a
Long Way to My Own Home Town."
was the hit of the evening.
The plot of the play was based on a
police story, and the scenes were all
'laid in :reland, on‘the Galway coast. A
pretty ove story ran thron h the en.
ll—noward Frenchi 130mm“ tire play, and Mr..-Mack, wit: took the
Catherine Frances Reilly. part of an American Secret Service
23—Alexander Severn and Edith Olm- lMan. 33'as ably supported by an excel-
stead lent cast. ”1m
22-Murrle Archibald Doanc Perklns‘ W
and Madaltnc Cecile Basia. The downtown electrical commission-
23—10991 William Lockhart and El- ‘ers met last evening and transacted
lcn Louise Kuch. iroutine business. Ornamental light-
l—Russell Allen Hall and Dom little in: poles are being placed on Railroad
Bloodgood. avenue, as well as on Washington
——Wicintv Dzismlcuowic: and Stefan street. About 42 poles are all that
to Chadzintka. , can bet set out, as there are only 42
zswl’t’iliiam Rudolph House and Bel“! bases on hand.
Norwalk. '
The following letters remain w:
claimed at the Norwalk postofilce
the week ending September 22.19175
Court, Miss Edith
Gregory, Miss Helen B.
Howard, Mr. Greeley
James, Charles L.
Kunze. Miss Helen
Kerr. Mrs. Harrison D.
Rocklin, Leo
Turner, Miss Dahlia
Wright, Eugene
Wilson, Miss Vera E.
M. J. HOWARD, P. 1“,...
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I -——Try a Sentinel Ad.
11111" “11111131
IHE KiNlYS If“
til 8 PK HUB
We Should Drink lots of Water and Eat less Meat, Say;
Noted Authority 3111 Kidney Disorders .
\
Recommends a Spoonful of tall Salts In Glass of Water Belore‘
Breakfast in Stimulate Kidneys anti Eliminate /
the lirir Acid
‘ Uric acid' in meat exéites the kidneys, they
become Overworked, ’fii’t sluggish, ache, and feel
like lumps of lead. he urine becomes cloudy,
tho bladder 13 irritated, and you may be obliged
as seek relief two or three times during the night.
K,
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, breakfast for a few days and your kidneys wilt: . ~
then act. fine. This famous so ts is made bomb
the mam: grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lithia, and his been used for generations
to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them
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dence that our enemies may also see a} field. 3
suitable basis in the ideas submittedl )L-Mlldred.
by His Holiness for approaching nonr-
Sched . ,
22-Marla. to Jon
poll}
'S-Rnth. to Harry and Beagle Ash.
or to the preparation of future p‘é'ac‘é
under conditions corresponding- to a;
spirit of reasonableness and)“ to the alt-
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'11,! 1mm, to 3313131
cere conviction encourages our confl- 25~Mam to William and “3110.935” :
out and Anna Crib
When. the kidneys clog yen must: help them flush
off the body’ 8 urinous waste or you’ll be a. real
sick person shortly. At: first; you feel a dull
misery in the kidney region. you suffer from’
backache. sick headache, dizziness, stomach gets
sour, 1011 no coated and you feel rheumatic.
ibgmrmal activity, also to neutl‘alize the acids
. no, so it; no longer' is a source of irritation.
thus ending bladder Weakness. '
- Jad Salts' Is inexpensive, cannot' lnjure; makei
'a. delightfu clfei'vcmnt‘ lawman: drink which
every/anti should tokc‘ now and then to keep at.
- kidn activc.
Drugsists here any .
ks who bcliove m
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