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SHOP PRESENTED;
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Norma
SOCIETY l‘
and, Personal
NEWS
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girlies. every single one of them merit-
ed the applause they got. Miss Mildred
Lovejoy as Fl Fi, with an exceptionally
sweet voice. and Miss Susie Relay as
Loosey. and Miss Beatrice Rudder as
“Ink Spot." were surely some actor-
ettes. Mists Elsie Williams. charming
and delightful as Bonnie. the daughter
of the toyshop owner. covered herself
with glory last evening. both as an
actress and as a singer. ‘
All of the dance ensembles went
through with the finest kind of spirit.i
particularly the Patnr Doll. the Live Eli a ement ffdiu Marth 3 'l
Letter Block. and the Fairles' num' I I o a “CH”
here Announcement of the engagement of
There was a capacity noose “5.39m. Miss Martha Adeline Buckley to
and applause and flown-rs gave ample Charles Frederick Preu‘sser was mad‘
proof of their appreciation. The high 'I‘hursda evenin at her home at 2—
' school orchestra with Carroll Hollister y g '3
L...
at the piano was an important factor
in the success of the show.
The program mad as follows:
Scenario: Act 1. Prologue. The
Toy Shop. Act II. The Toy shop, The
Milky Way. Act. III. ‘ A Garden in
Fairyland. Epilogue.
The Story—Bonnie. the daughter of
Tack Hammer. the old toy maker,
wandering in the woods near her fath-
er‘s shop and at the close Of day, is
Cedar street. when a large number of
.her friends were assembled. As the
last strains of “The Star! Spangled
Banner" floated on the air the guests
were seated at the table which was
tastefully decorated with small Ameri-
can flags and announcement cards.
The color scheme in vogue through
out the house was red. white and
‘.’.
semannvsnu “.1
run namsrintns r
NORTHERN— FRANCE
SHOW N0 CHANGE OF
LOCATION—OPPOSING
ARMIES IN RAIDS
(Continued m Page One)
southeast coast of England on her
way to an English port.
The escorting destroyers resuced
the survivors who had fallen into
line on the deck of the ship im-
gmediatcly after the torpedo struck
near the bridge.
The loss of the Moldavia paral-
lels the sinking of the Tusoania, OR
the northern coast of lrcland last:
February with the loss of 101
American soldiers. The calmness
of the soldiers, most Of them new
to the sea, and the prompt work of
the rescuing destroyers were the
same. More titan 2,000 American
troops wore on the Tuscania while
the other troopship with Ameri-
cans sunk by the Germans. the An-
tilles, was returning- from Europe.
Seventy were lost in the sinking
of the Antilles.
overtaken by the Sandman. who casts . blue. ”1659 C010“ being appropriate
. Fmeeast for Norwalk “and vicinity:
Probably showers tonight and Sunday:
warmer tonight; moderate winds, most-
ly-ao‘uibwest. The western disturbance
new forms a long trough of low pres
sure extending from Colorado north-
easisvard to Michigan. It is causing
unsettled. cloudy weather with local
’ showers'in all the northern districtsl
east.~of the Rocky Mountains. Snow:
was reported from Montana. Pleasant!
weather prevails in the southern dis-
tricts The temperature continues high
in the central districts. but is low along
the northern border.
ready here for YOU.
Suits of light but durable
material tailored so as to be
shape-retaining cut in new
simple lines. Lots of colors,
patterns and fabrics for your
choice.
A suit at $25 with our guar-
antee of your satisfaction.
Rogers 8: Stevens
NORWALK
‘ SOUTH NORWALK
CELEBRATED
IN THIS CITY
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I. ted copy of the prcsldcnt‘s greeting
.l the Italian people. At the closing
of the reading and at the mention of
Woodrow Wilson the orchestra ploy-
ed America. The chairman
read a copy of the message sent by
the Italian king to the American poo-
pic
In: (‘ustellauo introlnccd the first
WEATHER A YEAR cool
“DAY- . . WORD COMES FROM
'l‘cmpcruturc: [lip-h. b4; loup .
speaker. Judge Nehemiah Camden
then‘
the local Red Cross by the chairman.f
While refreshments were served
t‘harlcs Oddo made. a few approer
late remarks to great applause. JO~
seph Oddo also spoke amid much apa
iplausc.
Frank OddO gave a complete
'port of the money collected for
Aurelia. a retired fairy. who. with magi S
in suits provides the means of bring
ing to life the dolls. the animals, the 5
re-
the' heart and of Prince Lollypop and their
Italian refugees showing that the rivalry for the hand of fickle Fi—Fi. the
not sum of $467.20 had bccn collectedlbest French doll in the shop.
[and forwarded to the Italian Ambas- dreams of the Man in the Moon, of the"
D
lsador who in acknowledgement sent sailor doll. Captain Barnacle. and his;
itbc following message: . 1 .
"'I‘nc conspicuous sum of 467 (101- the black d0“. 0f the Lullghing Doll's E
her into a magic. sleep. She dream'; for the times.
wonderful dreams of the toy shop; of music for dancing during the av
jumping jacks and other inmates of Lynch. also by Edward Splan, Miss
”19 “‘09- She dreams 0‘ Limit- 'I‘m- Katherine ‘Brede accompanied at the
She joyable to all present.
.dcvoted rag doll Loosey: of Ink Spot. received a postal card from his son.
In the panic territory where the
Moldavia evidently went down. the
Cork Steamer lnniscarrn was sunk
Tuesday morningr while on the
way from Fishgunrd to (‘ork.
Thirty-seevn were lost, only five
members of the crew being: saved.
A victroln furnished
ening.
evcral vocal selections Were rendertd
y the Misses Alecia Brede and Lucy
lauo.
The occasion proved most en-
WATCH YOUR KIDNEYS
Inhaling the fumes of tnrpcntint‘ and
white lead ol‘tcn weakens the kidneys.
That's one reason why so many palm
David F. Bernard of the City Hall.
lars and 20 cents that you have
courteously remitted rcncws the pat~
so Head, the Japanese Doll, the Talking)
.l)0ll. the Whistling Doll: of BoPeep.
dward. this morning. announcing the
safe arrival ot the Norwulk sclectil'es'
4., m.....- 5 GENERAL FROST
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; Honolulu is a modern up to date
ill ' ews ,city of 250.000 people in the Ameri‘
. 73 L. :can territory of Hawaii. The drives!
Tim the Third Liberty Loan and the’
'Lwfi—‘L‘mm- '" Ilcd (‘ross wore on while General
. _ ' , Frost was there and he made speech-
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(.ompiaints about lounseis In fton. ; 35 in both campaigns.
ofuonfcs on North Main street huvc
minute of the early
enforce the order That there is to be no. "“
lounging, in from, of any stores or rates 1 ago to the Islands, then called the
from the Citv “Hall to the Waslnngton' Sandwich Islands. These descend
street bridge. .nnis arc lartrcly the back bone of the
industrial and financial Interests of
- . . . . . . . the islands, and many of them have
_—Tue biggestbékt and '3‘“ 0‘ ”3“” made fortunes in sugar, in railroads.
7 I Contpanv. 0' S- G- & Amer Band. in street railways, in banking and
.‘: - Ball and Concert. Commons danclnfl- other enterprises.
Armory. Wednesday. May 29th.AdmIs- The population is lntcrcstlnlf bo-
stoma?» c ,cuuse so mixed. By for the largest
' ' ,nuutber is Japanese. next the Chln‘
‘ ese, then the native Hawaiians. who
'l‘ho-l'Metropolitan Hf" Insurance are fine physical specimens. but the
(Yonmnuy bus paid the first war claim race is dying out. Then Portuguese
' in this locality. it was reported today. zlmld glttnyltiuliwrs. “'3? come to “(is
,. . sen s. \\‘lCl are 6 cross we :4
'I‘hc‘compaity carried a ”on” on the of the Pacific. steamers touching from
lifcnfdlcsltc All?“ of'SattgutuCh. Who Australia Java and all the South Sea
was killed in action in Frame, rccent- Islands.
1y, . ' General Frost left Honolulu for Ju-
pnn on tho llth, a further ‘snll of
thirty-five hundred miles on the Pa
- ' . -. e, I morn- .. ‘ . .
Examinations weir h Id th a cue. brom anun. he goes to China.
‘9“ tor-positions 3“ clerk and carrier and then to the Philippines. his his
ins-sine Norwalk post. office and two timute objective.
applicants took the examination. The The cocoanut all industry in which
estimations for the position as post- ,the refining company of which Gen-
_ cral Frost is a director. is engaged is
mm“"'f“:lwilt°: TerSpggthgned be an important and essential enterprise
caused 1e no 0 8 ~
W
t
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.in war times. From the oil. glycers
. ‘inc is extracted and used as an ex-
Annie Avriok. eldé‘st daughter Of plosivc in shells, bombs and mines.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Avrlck. of 5 ILtto-glyccrlne being pne ,or the most
Elizabeth“ Street. was taken to the effective cxplouives in War use.
‘ Norwnlk *Hospltzil. yesterday. and The government is urging thc pm.
4‘ Operatéil‘on for n'dpo‘ds and removal duction of the oil for 'thls purpose.
‘ ofrtonsiislebylnrs. Tmcey and Wolfe. One of the main objects of General
Site was taken home yesterday at- host’s trip to the Philippines is the
tornoon alld"ls now doing nicely. enlargement of the plant there and
“""" tho increased production of the oil.
At the meeting of Lincoln Council, One hundred tons Ofoil is now being
laid night. tin invitation was recciv- pruduccd daily and adcarly increase
cdmnnd accented from the rector of to one hundred and fifty tons is ex-
Trinity {filth ch. Rev. F. A. Coleman. peeled,
to'accompa‘n'y *_I>ouglas FowlN Post General Front has visited Kalencao
to the Grand Army services toanr- the greatest active volcano In the
‘row ni ht. It is hoped all members world, a. boiling. seething lake of
will ulce't' in ‘the lodge room at 6:30. molten lava, splashing and throwing
'_ I“ . ‘ or columns of the red hot liquid,
Tnuy‘ .Cliristlano'. Jr.. aged seven lighting up the sky at night, and a.
years, snout the bootblack in front . wonderful sight by day. It is on a.
of the Genetic-building. fell from the mountain of the island of Hawaii,. a
. doqlt in titanic r of the James Bloek.‘ three days' trip from Honolulu.
this morning._ is father saw him and .______.......___
-- -rn.n to the rescue. Meanwhile James
' Esposito wadedout to his waist and
,, .-grabbed.the boy. The boy was ex-
, 'hifusted, but [Lishrecovering
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Complaints about boys on Wood
street breaking windows with stones
' have been made to the police.
* A complaint, from a resident In East
' , ‘Norwaik that on Thursday night some-
:oneitried to get in his home and also
', that two weeks ago a similar tempt was
:made has c‘éused careful watch to be
-1id upon the house in the hopes of
Imatching whoever is attempting to en-
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gteh
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" - . posit box in our danger-proof vaultatlie rental it} only $4 a
. year—your valuable papers, securities, jewelry and other per-
sonal possessions cannot be burned, stolen or harmed. We *
. invite you to inspect our vault. ‘ p ‘ ‘
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.' riotic tradition of the Italian colony
1“ in South Norwalk, Conn. won all my
the heart I thank all the societies and all
.those who have so kindly contributed
who in'llls own way, gave a true
Instration of the nseralions of
Italians in this great war. He
in part that the Italian people de- . . .
scru- the admiration of the world‘m d just cansfiACCHl DI (‘ELERE
tor .hclr strenuous light and the it -‘ .- V . x . ' '
mcnsc sacrifice they are making until lhc (.outt Edmond!) db AmIClS. R
which they are glad to make for
their just cause.
Attorney J. J. Cuneo was the next
speaker and he also lllill the audience
full of enthusiasm. He said that the
movement of the expense which was
shouldered by the snowy. The splen-
did work donc by its committee
should also receive credit. The com-
mittee. was composed of Dr. P. Cas-
of A., deserve all the credit for thc'
!the. Singing Doll. and all of the won at Camp Upton Edward hs been en-
derful creatures of bisque and tin and gged in doing clerical work for the
'wood and reg which. given life. do officers of the c: .
wonderful things in the toy shop in the men have complexity; 3:: 3h; 03:):
;Milky Way and in Fairyland. until the ‘ d“ 0 9"
ilight of day scatters the charm and work.
wakes Bonnie from her magic .elcop.
Priclpall, ~ Mrs. N. .\l. Iackson. of 40 Summit'
“"IlinonniTiWFrio MED??? “3581.1 Em? avenue, has arrived home, after visit-
isms; ‘- .n arsan o. - .. 3 “1‘.
dred bovcjoy; mosey. arng doll. Susie inig he: 50:" TopiSergeant g ."f‘m
Coley; Ink Spot, a black doll, Beatrice S dney 5““ 5°" 3'“ “”319 - "my
Rudder: Aurelia. a fairy queen. Mabol- Jackson. at Camp Upton. Long Island.
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fers have bad backs and sick kidneys.
Exposure, frequent colds and chill?
and the strain of climbing up and
down ladders help start the trouble.
if your back aches. if sharp ‘pains
strike you in the back when stopping.
lifting or working; if you have head-
aches. dizziness, rheumatic pains; If
the urine is discolored or passages
painful and scanty. try Dean’s Kidney
Pills the remedy so widely used and“
well recommended by men in the
. illany of the business and proton
been made to the police who are to sional men of Honolulu are the dos-
missionaries
who went from Connecticut a century
part Ituly look In this grcni struggle
our freedom has reunited the race
and made them proud to be descend-
ants oI people who introduced the
first teachings of civilization.
Judge George H. )'osburgb was the
tollano, chairman. Joe (hide, R. De-
iinrtino. C. lannncconi. I". Il‘AmutO
.I. Il'isone I". Andrcsini and Frank
‘Oddo.
The Luigi Zuppcttu
society was
reprcacntcd liyits preside-m hitchale‘
next speaker Introduced by the chain
origin of the Red
-2 Tomorrow’s Prosperity ; -
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Alden Salmons. President. 2: p John "H. Knapp, Viwnmidentti
. . 9.} WmLWoodmrdll‘masuuerpfl. 1‘7“?" ‘1'” xi ‘ l :;
'I‘lernl, Sons of Italy by the Venera-
blc (diaries Oddo. the Labor Union
.hv Tony Sonic and the Court by its
chief, Joe Oddo.
man and he cited the great and iam-
Ous men flint Italy had produced and
named them and their works one by
one. He also spoke of the work of
the lied Cross upon thc battle field
of France and Italy and other coun-'
tries and closed with the hope that
the celebration of Italy Ilay In this
Sentinel Want Ads Work Wcud
Munhull; Aurelia. a fairy witch. Glen-
dora Huger: The Man in the Moon.
Elton Hoyt: Lt. Tl}: Heart, a toy sol-
dier. Frederick Ilruck; Prince Lolly-
l'op. Lloyd Cave: Capt. Barnacle. a
sailor doll. Robert chlcr: the Sand'
man. Elton Hoyt; the Doll's licuu,
Florence Oswald: ‘BO-Pccp. Mabel hills
lcr: Jup Doll. Dorothy McGregor; Talk-
;Ing Doll. Eunice Iiiukc; clowns. Fran-
cis Crosby, Stanley Wilson.
Colonial Bridesmaids—Evelyn Fer-
‘nlc Bodwcll. Mnyla Smith." Elizabeth
country would remain for the future ‘ i.8anford, Margaret Hall. Virginia
asnn indication of better understand- lAdnms, Maud Sherlock. .
mg between Italy and America. Now “'3‘ you have 1 (‘hina Dolls—Agnes Prendereast.
Dr. Custellanodhen explained the ..\iary Howard. Bessie Kesslcr. Olive
(Irons -frotn
memorable battle of Solfcrino, its
founder Henry ’Dunany. to the per-
fection of the society in 1870 to the
present day and the introduction of;
the work by Clara Barton in the“
United States. He deemed it neces~
sury that all should contribute very
freely to, that philanthropic work
A collection was then taken and
pledges of $15 from the Luigi Zup-
pctta Society: 815 front (‘ourt Ed-
mond De Amicls: $10 from the Sons
of Italy and money amounting to
$28.65 was received amounting in all
to $66.65. The committee expects to
hear front the Independent Society.’
the Santa Anna Society. the Maria:
SS dell 'Assunta Society. the Labor
Union and the Calabrese Society and
with~thelr contributions will prom”
the
your Liberty Bonds
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WAR SAVINGS
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'l'llli GORTTAM C0.
East Norwalk
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Children Cheerfully “We"
and Patiently «» “d :e'ii'il:tl:;flom
Treated by. Modern sympathetic
Painless Methods Aceptic Office Treatment
l on.s.n.nnrz ._ it .
Gas Administered
Moderate Suraeon by the Oxygen
Charges for Very
Best Dental work
Method
"ornnsr .
k i u
to A .73 South Mil" 5m“- Gold and Porcelain
, Hours 9 a.‘ m. to 9 p . Restoration.
31.5 V9". in m. by appointment A" “In" °' Artifin
the Practice of p olll Dentures
obpua pus unions
"‘9“ m” (m . fully Done
' “Dentistry.
Work, Etc._ Ski l-
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is todayls economy. What you avoid spending uselessly now
you will, enjOy three-fold in later life.
Opens Savings Account. at $1.00 orumore at 4 per cent:
conipOund interest in this‘convenient: bank and save all the V
‘money you can; then as time advances you will knew what it is
to be financially independent. Don't delay—begin TODAY. *
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Webb. Ruth Brock, Irene Gorham
, Judith Thompson. Hilda Muth.
Paper Dolls—Hazel eBan. Lelia
, Finch. Muriel Janos, Eleanor Mllllcan.
.lnn Lincoln. Louise Close. Enact).
1 Hyatt. Catherine Martin.
. Live Letter Blocks—Gretchen Rider,
iMurtha Hamilton. Gladys Norrie. Ele-
gthcu Webb, Eva Russell. Florence
lliitchcll. Annn Brown, Marcia God:
' trey.
‘ Noah's Ark Animals~Frng. Thomas
,Sllk: cat. Ilumont Molilbbln; pig,
3| Ralph Arnold: owl. Richard Mathews;
vdog. Harold Winter: monkey, Charles
Ward.
Jumping Jacks~~~Conncllus Driscoll.
Paul Magner. William Ward. Frank
Robinsson, Barton :Scbe'rcr. Arthur
Tyrrell. Clarence Wilson, Paul Ward.
Nathan Greenberg. .
Fairies—Julie Sachs, Gladys Atwater.
Anna Seoileld,‘ Luella linch. Itose
Lynch, Anna Ma‘yer. Helen Saunders.
Marie Troy. Agncst Haugh, Evelyn
Burke, Julia‘ Herman, Margaret Ke~
reskes. Helen Churnbk, Dorcas Flynn.
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Hickman. Ida Modne. Edith Grace-
shaw. Madeline Griffin, Fannie Tarlov.
Mary Modnc. Jean Clark, Beatrice
Kern. Bertha Roth, Viola Lincoln. El-
eanor Mathews. Ruth Cortwright, Syl-
via Thompson. Rebecca Robinson, Bes—
sie Edison, Selina Butteka, Ernestine
Bartrnni. Adele ‘Lyske, Dorothy Love-
joy. Mildred “Finch, Louise Hayes. Har-
Hoyt. Bernice Austin, Agnes Vedas,
Scoy. Jessie Tyrrell, Fannie Modne.
Kessler, Fay Durnim. Marion Magner,
Mildred Graus. Isabella Wnrga. Agatha
wright. - '
EchIAL srarronnnvfi
_ Everything For they‘Ofilce
. at
. FRED it. scares
Blank Books,‘ Filing Devices,
Typewriter Papers. ,
Rubber Simple to Order.
Prices Lowest in the City.
,/
‘ . Palace Theatre Building .
‘ South Norwalk, Gena.
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Ilorlon ‘Ilouse
Shore Dinners .
All Kinds ‘oi‘Seh Food
Steak“. Choosafld ’
,. . thicken.» . , '
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George E. Slll‘th‘l‘ has been transfer-
ed from Camp Upton L. I.. to Camp
Greenleaf. Georgia.
‘. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Studwcil. of
Stamford. were visitors here yester-
day.
i
: The downtown electrical
commis-
°“-.rlss, Dorothy McClane, Gladys Benoit, slon held no meeting last evenlna.
~~ '—- ~—~~ ' Rebecca Kesslcr. Marjorie Zeluff. Jen-, .___..._.__._._._._
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“Beginning at 6 a. III. on the mornlnz
day from 6 am.. ands p. in. until June
26th the German alien women of this
city will be compelled to registered
' under similar penlatlesns laid down for
the registration of men aliens The re-
gistration‘wlll be similar to that of ”mi
men and will be conducted at police
headquarters.
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SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES POISONS.
FROM THE LIVER
Everyone should drink hot water
with phosphate In it,
before breakfast.
To feel as fine as the proverbial ,
.vent its sponge-like pores from clog
glug with indigestible material. sour
bile. and poisonous toxins, says a not-
ed physician.
If you get headaches. it’s your liver?
If you catch cold easily, it’s your liver.
It you wake up with a bad taste. fur‘
riett Sherman, Gladys iRobins' Juma red tongue, nasty breath or stomach is
becomes rancid. it’s your liver. Saf-
Etta Harris, Edna Gordon. Belle ‘Sem- low skin, muddy complexion, watery ward A. Tilly. director. Wm
eyes all denote liver uncleanliness.
xour liver is the most important, also
Alice Bates. Lucy Diatz, Marie Cort- the most abused and neglected organ patrons and
lot the body. Few know its function
or how to release tlte'd-ammed-up body,
waste, bile and toxins. Most folks
lresort to violent calomel, which is a
dangerous. saliVating chemical which
loan only be used occasionally because.
.it accumulates in the tissues and at-
Itacks the bones. .,
Every man and woman, sick or
well, should drink each mo ‘ng be-
fore breakfast, a glass of ot'water
pilots in it. to wash from the liver and
bowels the previous day's indigestlblc
material, the poisons, sour bile and
toxins; thus cleansing. sweetening
and freshenlng the entire alimentary:
canal before putting‘more food ‘lntoé
the stomach.‘ ' . ., ;
Limestone phosphate does not rev;
strictlthe diet like calomel, because it
can not. sallvrlte, for It is harmless and
.you can ‘eat‘ anything afterwards. It
‘ is,‘inoxpenslve and? “almost tasteless. ‘
i and any-pheromone :«wina teen you-m .
quarter ' poundulwhloh in? sumcieuthfor l
a demonstratIOn 'of how hot water and 3
limestone phosphate cleans. stimulateg‘
(and heshens‘tbe‘ilivsr, keeping you
.WS lit fibrin and day out—Adv.
wiih‘a teaspoonful of limestone phos' ‘
painting tradc.Herc's East Norwaik
testimony:
C. Owens. painter. 205 East Wash—
ington til‘t’Pl. East Norwalk, says: I
cannot speuk tco highly of Dean's
Kidncv Pills. I have found nothing bet-
ter when I have needed a remedy for
weak kidneys. At times my back has
been weak and lame and the kidney
secretions have been top frequent in
passage, Every time I have. been that
way i have used a box or so of Doan’s
Kidney Pills and they have never fail-
ed in help me." " ' ,
Price title, at all dealers. Don't sim‘
ply ask for kidney remedy~get Dean's
Kidney Pills—the same that Mn
Owens hail. Fosteroiilburn '00..
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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Mrs. Frederick H. Field. of 36 Eur-
ritt avenue, was taken to the Bridge-
port Hospital on Thursday In the Nor~
walk Ambulance accompanied by her
son. Frank. and Dr. Sherer. She has
been suffering for several months with
a severe case of neuritis in her left arm
and has been doctorlng with different
specialists with it. After spending ten
weeks under the care of Dr. Peckham, ‘
at Peckham Institute. Stamford. Mrs.
Field went to New York city to get the
advice of Dr. W. S. Schley. of St.
Luke‘s Hospital and her trip to Bridge-
port is at the advice of Dr. Schley. She
3 now under the care of Dr. La Field.
a specialist in the treatment of neu-
ritis at, the Bridgeport Hospital. and
her many friends hope for a beneficial
trip and an early return to her home
here. ,
The first of a series of dances to be
Gertrude Phillips. Lena Kipnis, Teresa fiddle, we must keep the liver washed 8”?“ ””5 “935°“ “Rd" W9 'a‘u'splces
Tomasetti. Carolina Garfield. Gussle clean. almost every morning, to we. of Company 1.. Connecticut, State.
Guard, will be. held Wednesday even—
ing. May 29. in the Norwaik Armory.
in joint auspices with the American
Band. There will be continuous danc-
ing and continuous music and there
will be conCert music by an eighteen
piece orchestra. The dance program
most delightful and there is no
doubt but that the concert, led by Ho
prove
company has always
f the welfare of its
that rule Wed-
pleasing. The
been solicitous 0
will follow
nesday night.
-_ W...
The cases of Luigi ‘Apicclla, Esther
Wailin and (Mar Desmond, which were '
to have come up for trial this morn-
ing ,have‘bcen continued until this af-
ternoon, They will be arraigned before
'Judse George H. \‘osburgh in the
downtown court at 2 O'clock this after-
noon.
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