Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 2, 1917 · page 4

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W Oduk of East avenue wally.
1 on business yesterday. -.,1
Alerts 'hriss has returnedz'
.1in with friends in Dubai?-

gage congregation was in eridu ,5
”regular mid- seek meeting of 11m
Home M. E.chur1h las 1 night

.CIIles Seymour of 01119 11111
JIM“ lite week-end with her
1111 Frank Smith, 0! Yank

"Y.
‘4 Hrs Cha1les Ward oi" Stain
itod with fri1nds in 11:11.11 N01-
ay afternoon. making the.

”.0. ll. Teeple officiated at the
aorvioes oi the Advent Chl'lhr
church last evening and many at-
tho'sen'ices.
. .to the eiiect that the is;
7 Dill be in before 9 on Saturday
‘ November the 3rd have been
.. as a warning to delinquoifls.
the district commission will discus»
. business at theii meetings to
w tomorrow evening at the oili-
1of the plant on llayvicw Place. v
Mormon in this locality say that
this year have been very scarce,
1- ly trost hsh, that delight of the
Bonus at praise have never been
V shout the humble frost fish or
4' —~ 1 as it is known in oomn 111,111.91,
1.7 better food fish 01' its size, herei-
served.
:Mondsy‘evening it is expected
Bast Norwalk Wlil turnout with a
gathering to attend. the rally to
Win Ho,v’t 1» Theatre on W ashim;
most. when Schuyler Merritt oi
, Republican candidate for
.. » man irom the Fourth District
flunk. ()thcr speakers also will
- aamong them being a speaker
Wellington and one from Bridge-

‘l umber of people have been look-

, our the. new lace factory on
”swim-1y Hill avenue, and it is ex-

M a number more will no to
{‘13. ,luo on Sunday, “hr-11 they have
me the. The march for houses or
Ms still continues and Lhasa work--
an o! the new factory who are com-
fifro- out of town to locate. are
inkinl that it is a pretty hard job to
m a pace to live.

Tho Woman's Auxiliary 01 Christ
“huh, held 11 very pleasant business
had social gathc r1111: 111 tho home of its
”9|th, Mrs. Samnr-i \\'. Ktllvy or

. idoPlacc yesterday afternoon 1hr

til-cc he or: quite large. and there
finumber of gursts present he
the regular members Reports
the firmware nah uhith 11.1.1 l11l1l

Mam"): ocveral weeks ago were

- Itile all lof the money has not

turned in as' vet It is estimated

‘1‘. abbot 890 was cleared. The next

will be held m-xt Thursday

i is not uncommon while fishing for
“at fish to capture smell or vice
“we". hccnu 112 :1 small hook is used for

in fish. (in (specially coli.’ days it

not uncomn on for one to t.ini1 that
. 3 bolt has then taken fmm ones
Shot. and to pull up the line and ilnd
that onoor iwo firm frost fish have ob-
Wy hooked themselves, too often
fills huh; swallowrd the hook. which
Mover; is easily removable. as their
.louthsaio very tender. The been way
10kg” (you fi'th after they are murht'
'b to plsuone's thumb in 1hclr mouths
.m ooo'a lingers about the hack of
(be Wand by the right prmmre loss
huh thdr book This instanlli 1-115
them. is humane and keeps 1511 flash
Melt butter tasting and also much bet-
keeping

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to; Eating Meat For a While if Your
Bidder is Troubling You 1 E
“only“: wait: up with backache
5“ dullr'misery in the kidney region
soundly means you have been eat-

‘ too-och meat. 5131's a well-known.
Meat forms uric acid
~- oyorworks the kidneys in their
to filter it from the blood and'
Mo sort of paralmd and ions

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Wh'your kidneys get sluggish ‘

fl! dostyou must relieve them, like
" rolloyo your bowels; removing all
W3. urinous waste, else you

, eh. sick hudache.‘dlfly
' your stomach hours, tonne ll
Jud when the weather is bad
I". rheumatic twin“. Th.

» warmly. full or sediment, chan.
, uh get sore, water mids and
‘ chilled to seek relief two or

ttended the. drills on Sundays at
"Le Roy avenue grounds.

owns-13211112; ' 1. J '

«8 insets! (sumo tins season:

Stun, W moon, selectod o
111828 M are now worth much ’
., ro twist thousne order, was
head-

melloll. ”helium 01 Wool
:Sodu-flc. 40¢, 50e..

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308!” DAVIS
88 Washiaatoo Street

4

R. N. ("(1911pr street, moved

to Souihiagton, yesterday.
’i'mxn (ilerk and Mrs. Stephen it.
iloyt spt‘ltt yesterday out of town.

Mrs. (1,. i«‘. Hearse returned to her
homs- in South Norwalk yesterday af-
ter having spent the summer at _the
homo of her son, who is the cashier
of the local hank.

Miss Etta Toolter. of Main street.
uho is now in. a tripplcs' hospital at
N911 Yolk. was well remembered by
her many-local iritnds. when they
sent her a large package of gifts yes.
terday. '

Rev

liorym Miller of Bridgeport. _

 

who is 11 (undidnte for the pastorate
of the pulpit of the Congregational
Church, which was left vacant bv Dr!
Brown, will preach the sermon had
also address 1hr. Men's Bible Class on
Sunday.

lt‘nvmond Holland of Cedar Gate. in
order 1h111 he may not 111111119 11 li11lc1
girl Wedno'sdsy main with m.» auto-l
mobllo he was driving. while at in?!
corner of t‘cnter and Maple. streets.
ditched his car, causing a great deal
of damaxc to it it was stated that
tho girl stepped in the front of the
machine. hnt' it was Mr Holland’-
preecnco of mind which made him ra-
ther damage his car than to injure the
Child 1 '.

John Kirkland; or the 0x [thine sec-
tion of the town, shot and killed a
deer on his 'tiropetty unintentionly. 1
immediately alter he had. learned that
he had killed the animal, which is not
allowed in this state. he reported the
some to the proper onlcinla. The body
ol‘the deer was left in the same place
where he about, not moving it at all.
What the result of the shooting will
be is yet to be learned.

The Darien Home Guards will hold
their first indoor "drill since they were
organised at the Norwalk armory to-
night. Perhaps some of the friends
of the guards who would like to watch
them drill at the armory may thinkl
that they will not be allowed to watch
them, but such is not the case. The!
will be just as welcome to enter the
armory as they, were when they at-
in?

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superintenlon: oi

Edward Gray.
substituting as
Chimmons’ inland.
labor situation is hem: ivit 1hr111.h-
out the. state. 1

Notices of a civil service examina-
tion to'fi‘l n ruml litter carrEPr vuv
cancy in South Normal; are postal
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I. dorinn the night.
. consult a good, ”liable m.

' If your nostrils are flagged and
roar: head“ is added and you can't
. fiance or set from yolrvhaov breathe freely because oil's cold or
about {our ounces of Jud nun-11.111111 get a small bottle of
01* s tablespoonml in a glass Ely's Cream Bulls at any drug store.
," holoro tonsil-at for a few Apply a little of this franant anti-
.' “your kidneys will then so! "We cream into your nostrils Ind
To "famous salts is made {mail-t it penetrate through oytry air pu-
am sad loam-isle. “flatworm-utilisation-
lithia. sad hss been 111; tho inflamd. swans. naps!

1% kin-ya, also
llth Iflloao

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. - 68 Washington Street
m Superior State for Women's Ready-to- Wear

 

 

. Many ofi'the Norwalk ladies have visited
this new daylight store this week and have
enthuded over thefact that'we: have so much
daylight, and: the reasonableness of the mer-

chandise.

You too are cordially invited. Come and

see‘the excellent facilities this store offers
to select Ladies’ ,Children’ s and Misses’ Wear-
ing Apparel by daylight.

We. emphasize this DAYLIGHT feature'he-
cause it means so much, to theshopper in

examining. materials and. colors.

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Fashion. and .ECOnOmy

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WEEK END PURCHASES

 

 

Here Will always be found first, quality
merchandise which Will threw): to ourmotto '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Children Mil]

 

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(laments

Fall Underwear
for .1

Boy and Glriil
for

Women and Men
also

. Union Baits

Flannclctto Gowns
85 math to $1.35

Bargain Solos /
' 1/

See Center Counters
Have Bought. An Out of Town
Stock of Children's and “MW
Goods Thus Enabling us to Other

minivan“ in ,
lhfants' Dresses and Shirts
children's flanneletto out-mom
airls' Wash Drones
Boys' Wsyh Skits

 

 

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Ladle! Shirt Wants

1191:. 31.0111 to 35.00
" Middy’ Blouses
500, 11.00 to 32.49

Children's Wash Dresses

$01!. $1.00 to $1.98
Boys' Wash Suits
161:. ”.00. 81,25

Worsted Sweaters

' Dr. Danton 51min: airmen" ml... sum wum for
“9"" FM”!!! m‘“s “Ila..." Chm find “a".
iadios' and Children Corset covers. shirts. sic. . ~ mu Gowns
mm tins-nosi- Also ram W Nfls as. to nos

1 Oil-nos!” Vary
In! Donal Work.

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and Conscientious

3 Int! W, W Dentistry

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For Saturday Hosiery Come to us.

 

 

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Bold and Porcelain

Boots 9 a. in. to 9 9. Restoration.
All kinds of Artilv
I. hyappolntsoaot. oial Bunions.
. crown and Iridgo
*0) Work. to. out

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