Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 7, 1917 · page 4

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York city

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Willi-It Twin and Wet Al-
in mounts the do; in Brian
Avery has moved his family
Filmer, Hun. and is occupying
.70, Howell's house on Port street.

m0 Mlu' Auxiliary of Christ
~77 will meet with Mn. 6. F. Smith
”on street tomorrow tl‘i'ternoon.

 

" bu been ill, has returned to his
with, the Union Parcel Deliv-

1.1- White and family who have
"M occupying: a house at Seaside
“.11” returned to Now York.
W for the winter '
Wu Elks l7}. liou’ard of Edit» the»
”All: returned from a7 Maine»
to New York and on; island, the! fug~
7” Addie V. 2d, also being of (‘ity lili-
7.1

East Side Republicans were elated
” the work performed by them at
m election. 'l‘hev gave

2“! latlflmtorv majority for Con-
m Schuyler Merritt.
The!” oflcinls by a unanimous

‘ last evening. decided to attend
“hot the. Enzst Norwalk improve
P7._Auociatiou in the new Commu-
“1.11m city fathom are to meet
ilk Mayflower ilook and Ladder
Wit 8 o'clock. and will start.
' ‘tloro in a body for tho hall.
7&0 street.

 

33o More by Miss Vida Hunt
'of Norwalk. will not take
“a It the East Avenue Methodist
w Church until next Monday
W 'A mistaki- was made in mak-
fine announcemei at this date for
evening. and a number of pcople
4* wont to the dumb wore disap-
7m that the lecture did not take

 

'nio Nor-walk Yacht Club hall been
M on for the season and all of
boats have now been hauled out
1‘ the water

 

EXCllE YRUR
lllDiiEiS, USE Sills

cur Back Hurts or Bladder Bother:
Drink Lot! of Water
W your kidneys hurt and your
{cell sore, dont get scared and
7 to load your stomach with
5! drugs that excite me kidneys
”lulu
te the entire urinary tnact

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

your bowels clean

Ind stimulates

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

7 7 the Vital importanco
the «kidneys active.

lots of waterL-you cant drink
7 . ; also get from nnv pharm-
”out [our ounce-s of .lad Sal‘ a;

{i hblonpooaful in a glass of wt
hukfasl each morning for
loy- lnd your kidneys will not
This forum salts is made from
of mm and lemon juice.
7 with "thin, and has been
'_ nations to clean and
W kid-en: also to
tho holds ll urine no it
in o m of Irritation.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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0. MAIN org-7»

Charles Webb ot Osborn avenue}

trip

 

'Rov. G. E. Richter of Mansfield nvcnuc

70! church began his pastorato at Oll- M

your kidneys clean like you
by flushing
with a mild, harmless salt!
removes the ‘— bodys urinous
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Ictivity. The (‘1;zgogoo;h‘::;:siting with her parents Rev. and
is tofilter the blood in 2‘ rs $7.1”. Swinnerton of (“ensuring
they strain from it 500 grains €191th for a few days.

ind waste, so we can readil
0: Rev. George R. Ogden. pastor of thr

7““ in- putting tho fi‘ovlow'n
m a delightful “Wont it alt-plot typo-netting

‘ n: the «imam the voting how ‘o
3GC considtmbiy and Villa rather dull

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.iy 5 o'clock the lost vote was out had
the counters lb. retired to the hold
upstairs and began their counting.
the task of counting the votes was not
.ery long and it was learned that only

*1. Ill-film of MW 3! 428 vat” were cast at the election.

Mia; Mia'- .Condln oi Tennes-
the number of votes cast at the town
election taut month and that n‘uzubo.
was 530. Of the 428 votes cast. Sch”
ier Merritt received 29!, Lynn Wilton
119; Howard 7,- and Allyn 8. The elec
. lion 'oflcinis for yesterday were'
In» G. V. Vahntine 1135 closed her Charles Bennett, moderator, .countern'
Tokeneke home and returned ‘0 he’ll". littleton, Frank Freudenthul,
city mid-nee for the winter- ‘Charle- A. Raymond, w. J. Flenung, A.
L. Raymond and Jouepn il‘. Simulate.

..
lino Lucile Brmda of Tokeneke spent
the Week-end with friends in 'Now
floral,

 

 

m. and Mrs. Richard When“ 0!
Tomas-ho no pinning to spend the
winter in Barium, as has been that:
custom.

 

 

which is very difficult to swallow the
people of the town who were iutcrc,

 

.3 Clarion .who is first/class odlinlthe activitltuof the Home finalists
w has bocn‘Viuiting machinist on one 0‘ the U.. 8 sum tel when hearted yesterday v. :3

rue chasm. spout the week-end at m. 3:: m“ 6‘“ ”‘ZSWfinf‘i :77 Cami:
home on West Sid» avenue. on: F storm on as cap din 0

local company. Many of them new:

Mu fled 3' Km oi Westsido ave loxpocted such a thing l0.happf’ll on flu.
“a i; the 7307'!!!” section hon re conviction of the tnterom which won

tnmod home alter spending new i manifested by Mr. Gordon in the loud
days with friends in Now ‘0“ ,‘hody and his dwire to keep the guards
7 ' ' in first-claim londitlon in their drills

 

Aeéordlnz to a story (but comes to and their unsurancc of turning out in /

Nocwalh the United gum govern- large numbers to take part in the rcx
mot? _., making preparations to on ular drills ohich were held. Under the
inhiiah a large yard in the vicinity of “105009 01' Mr Gordon ”1*: i \ L3
Wilma Point and Bell lainnd. ghas come up to the standard and w u. ..

. W lthcy wont to Sound Beach in August
’to particlputc in a battalion drill which
was nude up or the Newton. Sound
Bi 7.l'h and (.ircluwilh mmpanleu ms
iwvll an the local company and which:
was rcvikui by Col. \\ll:ti;’l tlw lat-

ohich they had no w0ndt7rl’ully mas-
tcml. And now that lhuy m «7 u: g:
on noapldly the and down had to or.
' ",bmkvu and it was sorrowfully hoard

M13116 Mrs George Will-“'9 97“" by hi; th live guard. and the community
their son l’hll' [7. “Dent 1‘7"“ “13m m an a uholu, and no ldr ”lingo in tho.

Stamford. 711.: .lv “Hindi (‘ll‘Nf um lfilhv 7r gloomy

 

 

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GRANT “ran-rs 'ro

CONNECTICUT "(VENTURE
inventors

Eben Sct'ibiwr. Jr., of the llrichtm
"dolled lllL wot lit-lid at his homo with
his parents, on furlough"

ill ('lmnorllcut were

‘ ”W” ‘ .i'rzmvd patent: an follow, the lint

Mr and Mrs. William Ziegler. Jl. hcurinu the date Octobtr 30 ” .., i...

have clmeclhen- homcmGr'eai island mod Irv A M Wooilor: '

and have two! to their city reside-nee (~er [3‘ Timmfls. Bridgeport ut-
lor lht winter tnrhmcnt plufz tilting.

- “ Robert 0. Cole. Hartford. lucid-ed

 

Clurcncc Scofleld, Jr.,ljwho is one of pleptrlp New.
33w oriented army M Camp DEV?!“ Woollmv M. Johny-mu, Hartford. con-
Ayer. Mum. spent the weokcnd at lllli linuouo zinc smt'llCr. ‘
lments' home here on furlough. 7‘2 Charles c. Krolln. llurtford, moans
~ ' _ for swooping paper mild to croft
Mrs. E. Richter or llidgcwood. .\'. .l., “mm. .. 77W“
has returned to her homc'ufier spend llurdotl lJVflmlli, Hartford. trontinz
in; two weeks in twin with hcr son, 300d» and nuts for obtaining oil and
other product. -

.loscph Sachs, Hartford. til) pro-

Thc pimple of flatten wilhhc guru-d lmlive 'hnsinz for 7 clcctrtt- m-rvicc
again at the local postolllce by i7'l'vd connections and motor dcvlcns: mul
Smith, who was re- appointcll as post llple mctcr adapterf motor toslinlz
master for anothor ll: out by Pro ide-ni uppurtcnnnm-
Wilson, yesterday. William ll. Ilennclt
hunting furnace.

Carlton W. Brown, (lrolon, tag.

Albert ll. Emory.y.°tmllf'm'd.

 

 

Elmwond, stool

 

Mrs. Walter Humhurt met with a pc

collar/Accident onc' night recently when bullt-

she put a hot water bottlc at bar for “D gun. 3 ‘
which either leaked or bun: t scalding "N“? 51- l’eVi'mfi- “3‘9”!“er “"3
:hcr feet badly. 7"”“(7 “"97
_._.._.. licnry l. ,Smllh “'n' mhury hunting
Rov. Hcrborl S. Brown Ph. 9.. for- muthinc

Albert R Thom l5 Plantiwillc pit-lb

merly pastor of tho local Congregation-
vet church Bridgeport on Sunday Jamos ()Imlzhlin, .\'(n Ilrilnin fire
preaching to large and appreciative thinguishinz apparatus

mngregntionu Design-
Huzo Klausbl unn. .\' ow

‘ iicurc.

llnvcn, tm

 

George it. Smith of Brooklyn, for
merly of this town. nioppcd in Dill‘lf'l'i
with his car on Saturday on route for
Anaonia, where Mrs Smith had lll'ril
spending a. few days. and whole thcz.
spent the Weekt‘flil lognther.

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HOME GUARD PROMOTIONS

HARTFORD, Nov. 7.—-'l‘he follow
lllll nominations 'of offlccm
First Rigimcnt Connecticut
Guard have been mmlc:

Mrs. Charles Hickey. .ir.. of Camp
'avcnue, Springdal'c, visited, with
friends in Noroton yesterday.

Mrs. George F. Austin of Damien, is

.‘lll'iZt‘Oll on tho {4731“ vice John Car
for Rawlnv. now in federal 'sorvlco.

tonant assistant surgeon
t.alion '

not in Alllhilldnv'!) Company.
Joints R. lllllm‘, now in federal nor-
vice

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Noroton Heights Methodist Protestant
”M’Ch attended the ”ti/““5 “'1‘" ant l’lninvilir- Platoon of Ambulnncc
Stamford lllnlotorl’ Lough? hold at Comp‘anv. vice ,lnwmnCe H. Frost.
Springtime. and on behalf of the ladies am, in “do,“ gin-vice

a! M: church extended an Invitation to William A Ackrnvd, to be um liotr
hold the Mm me“!!! it "“7 ts-nant nsaiqtnnt :urgoon, Battalion
Height; where they will serve thn B '
luncheon, and the invitation was ac-
cepted. ;

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BRYAN LOSES PART 0F SUIT.

' CHANDLER. Arts. Nov 7—Wllmn”

The Barton norm m mulled an .1, Bryan. former secretory of auto.
intcrtypo donating machine with m saved (min a wild bull by the or»
which to at the weekly tune of the cues. of a misqutte tree on the desert
osmium mu Charlotte Loyndu um: here Monday. llr. lit-yin and R

iwho for tho put two yours but been rt Hayward, aummdont of the
00W in tire on Plus hull“ Recomtion. were duct ,
7:: clam by tho , 7

machine. huh hunting when they 'V

 

m m mm o. ind. an. arm
mammalian-tumultuous
mutational-continuous. 7

'inthommml

andnltwasthuwchton. MW;

Which was a dropping off of 102 Rpm.

With it great lump in tlulr throats.

ter bl‘nlowml a gll'ai (lliil of praise on.
the local company's efficiency in the'
marttry of the rudiments of drilling ”

7+A. i7}. llowcrv, chairman;

in tho
Home.

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loscph E Hoot to, ho captnln- assist:

'Willlam Arnwtrcng, to he first lit-ll.
Second Bat-9

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John ll lliram to he first licutcn
vice.

1' ' . Lyulookmlozolmoblighuv.

E. Stuart Phelps to be first Mouton-,7

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WASTE, and CHILDREN .3

GARMENTS

. At Bargain Prices 3 ‘
SEE CENT-RE COUNTER

A. Dickerma:& Son’s.

uranium STORE
84 Washington'St.

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Tho tCSl o'L tiiw; i... the test
of merit.
in time .mmc mm 770 to

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

“Quality Shop”
SOUTH HORW‘ALK.

Special Sale of €an
$12.95 $15.95 $24.95
(205363 ACCfllllt‘l'S OPENED

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mcllougail Kitchen Cabinets

$1.00 down and $1.00 per
week puts this mnrv‘ elem
labor caving cabinet in

 

jail, and: itomt «.mi 1!.
In limo: 777:..0 . .gcs {go to
' ilicjllnk 3773;;1‘ L", 7.14:. date
and route (in r2; : .\ Emm-
t'onl rallrrjt i7 .37 ' r;

:tcclicut.
it is carciitli' 3,: i . wears
like an .; ".i :. in}. owl, being
once lilslftlll’cl, 2: is as per-
mount (.7: cm; «slimy member
of the family.

 

 

 

FOR SAN-I
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* MRACE ll. NASH

7 Corner North Main and Wool Sts

MORE STATE COAL COMMITTEEGW 7

 

 

Six Group. Named By Fuel Admin“. ' """

Jamal
trator for Conduction . ca 320:3: istzln‘” Work
HARTFORD. Nov- 7--'Th°m“ W l m ditchin of mp. Jo
Randell, Ft’dt‘lill Fuel Admlnlatmtor' ‘ g ' maitn
, mural" s, lwuun lost your, in order
for (innmwlnut and chairman of the wt m out lhf‘
Coal Committee 0! the Connecticut hricdin areal-l ho dirlu on lll
State7C‘ouncil of wlense, has up m in: been muffle“: ‘
7M f at can ’ ' '
$73277” ‘°”°"‘“‘ l‘“ “ Altogether, 5.250 000 reel of ditchm

Danhury7—D Frank Sienna chair" wrro dot, at a cost, illcludinc liw no.
mull C ll. \lcrrltt ilulzh L Bil'alvoy culinary culverts. of 888525. The WOT-(f

Manchester and South Manchcotor wan planned and supervise-d “7“ WW
Ellwood C sanitary enuinctriuu divluion of lhli
Department of l‘icltlth and was cur-'

New llnvcn~~lL .\f. Kochcrupcrger. rlcd 0‘" undo! contract, .

chnlrman; (icorze E. llodsou, until Mont of .1107. ditches were cut b‘v‘;
Prof l. i' Breckenridge ‘ means of an cnxlnloml plow haulul

Wallfngford~ll l. Davin. chair. ”“0“” “‘9 mm“? ""33“" it”;

man: William J. Lum. H. Wlntiir Dw stationary engine

via llobort E. Buell. and John C. Phol- Although "‘9 work "3 ““degzkml
All too info to prevent all mosquito «mi

New -London--\. B Punish chair in: this year. the results actually not
than; Alton T. inner, and Edmund it lillnnd uucur veil tor the o .idicatton»
Steele of this source at the peat in tho new
--.. ._._-.... future.
LARGcfiT SERVICE FLAG. I ~r~—-—--—-~—.~———

The largcot ccrvlce flag that la BLACK LEG 0N CATYLE
known to «axial htinu 32x21fccl and HARTFORD. Nov. 7 All outbt'onk.’
containing 5‘5 31"" flies from [M of block log in cattle hut occurred on
flagpole in front of in. home other, tlu- Kim: Farm in Bolton. Three steers
building of thy mum Life luurancc WW dk‘d- The report O’thc outbreak
Company and ”mm“; companies in of the «lineage was received at the 01-;
Hartford. 0n the flag in this inucrlp- "c“ “l ”"3 cattle ‘0'““7‘3’009'7 ‘ om l
tio’n: “Every slur mean: an Aetnaizev mlfl'fi‘m" Whmk‘fly 3‘ 01‘0" C03”
in the countrys oervtce." Somewhere municated with Dr B- 77 Dow 0' W”
among the hundreds of stars in one for "mantle, who went '0 ”3" King form”
the president‘a non. Morgan G. Bulke- whore he saw that tho (linemen waai
Icy. Jr.. captain of former Tnap l! "‘7” contagious ”d always fatal. 1“
which in now Company Ii lOlst Ma-
chine'Gun Battalion. and one for Raw-a
don W. M yern. captain of former Troop
lh‘now Company 1.. 1013i Machine Gun
Battalion.

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Eli», and John (luirms.

:11.th There was quite it large
herd of cattle on the farm. They

which thakcs them immunv.

 

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Effect on Astonishing
T ormation in
Stout: ‘F’lgura.

Wanting a properly fitted W. B.
7 Roduso Comet you {appear a

1"» ' abdomen reduced 1 to 5 inches.

You can wear more favhionable
‘ ‘ ctylcr,
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get; Satisfaction and
intent moderate price.

You never wore more com rt-
this or‘ ‘cnsy feeling" cor ts.
Nam. MMMWM
7mm. WEI-amigos 3.50
“:7". “MM

L013“ “My“! 3.“
' 7 moo-ammo.
wheel-rumour“, 10.. m mom, WNW-lira”

 

 

KlLLluo THE momun'o 7

Bu)“ 1'

ill 7
oxtcnsivo nlonquilo,
bar. I

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a measure the symptoms resemble';

were at once inoculated with a serum. '7

youngcrwoman~hips, bust and l;

‘ your home. There is noth—
ing-oi greater convenience.
no better construction and
contains feature: that m
not he found in any othufl
cabinet. ‘

v A McDongall Kitchou

; . Cabinet will free the

housewife of kitchen

drudgery.

Price: Range From

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CENTRAL HOTEL 7'

Fine room: by the dayorwoek. Stumhnudolecuic
light: and (a. Fido Cafe attached; aloe Beaumont. Italian
and American stylc
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St. Tel. 1555.

7N 'l DYSESA. Manager I. DISEBA. Proprietor

 

 

 

 

 

o. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I

33 Wall Street. . Nonvoll

KRYPTOK LENSEFFolding'OxfordI in 6016 I!
Shall Shut-On cod Other Holmium

Thorough examination of the cyan. OW preterit).-
tiom promptly filled. Export Repairing. ‘

 

 

 

HEN vou hear patriotic records played by the
Sonora. the notes. resonant and martial. will ;
for a new and wonderful thrill to you.

in these stirring times especially. you need
he: ms‘muwrw or ovum:

0110f"

CLEAR AS A I‘LL

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

t_o giro you‘the relaxation so (75- .

 
 

aontial in keeping your mind

 

 
 
 

clear.

 

Sonora is the phonograph of
amniotic beauty of motorists. of

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

design, ol_workmaushipf and of

 

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tone. 7 '

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Compare Sonora with others

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

7 and you will dearly observe in
decidedvsupoviority.‘ .

 
 
 

 

vwim mu:
an“ m m on ma
m‘o om mo mo are slow ’

 

 
 

 

 

prmmmmhowltm mom mumps.- an
immunisation-u. u.“ mumps" ”.7

NUPBR‘M “"
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conoinnndlotuduimuotoforyummu: mu
called ”them Cloufllhuflochiaoihtlo World.”

hillunevheiistlnCo.

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