Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 31, 1918 · page 11

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for light clean work. $7 weekfi',lm

thereafter.
83 W shington street, top floor.

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car
i Corp. .

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m.-- An—JM «hKMMMQ-r an.

T0 LET—A SMALL 119mm [
on first floor, 11 West avenue. South 1
Norwalk Rent 813 inuuire of Serum
Money, 45 Wall street, Nomlk. T911 657
. :31 3,”

WANTED—vGIR-IS OVER 16 YEARS] Barker mum

'lenlning. Two weeks talcum Good
Webbing & Edging"

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83511111411“ at 41 my street.

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chickens, 6 yearlings, 7 broilers, 11
chicks at 1.0 weeks old. Mrs. A. 15

 

 

'OUR NORWAIJK TIRES, WE

 
 
 
 

sum or THIS NUMBER moses

gunman co. ,

1 " WANTED - LOENSBURY. MATH
EWSON o co.
.01" .
10NCE AND »EXP~AIENCED MA
CHINE OPERlATORS

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

“years of age, to take cal
chickens, etc. All you board “lite 11:!
once particulars, wages. Address Boll
care Sentinel Office.

WANTED—SPECIAL.» PRICES PAID
FOR EXPERiENCED HAND EM-

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

‘AT HOME, STEADY WORK 1101le

8111' S DRY GOODS STORE. BOUTOM
CORNER OF LOWE £HONE 337.
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9‘ WANTED—n POSITION AS LAUN
dress or will wmk out by the day. In
quire of Mrs. Hutchinson 11 12 hay-
mood street :80 3t

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

wAN'rso-A 13017.16 waits ‘Ott
rival, to learn grocely business. Goon
oppo.tu1.it5 to willing worker. Apply
in own handwriting. Address R., cave
lSentinel.

 

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['1' WANTED —- WAITRESS. HART-
;ord Lunch, 6 South Main street. 15031

 

fopportunlty for capable girl, one ex~
p‘erienced in this wmk pleferred. Nor-
Tvalk Agency 1‘45 Wall stleet. Norwalk.
, 130 St

 

WANTED—FIRST CLASS LAUND-
ress three days a week. Mrs. J. B. Mur-
ray. Hickory Bluff.

 

WANTED—FEMALE .fiELP. ONE
cook and one chambermoid and wait-
ress. E. F. Hart, Sammis and Highland
streets, Rowayton,Con'n.129 3t

 

~ wt NTED—A POSITION AS
sollnlli'iu -l:1' in lrlvate family. Good 1131 1
am Millers "Chaut‘l‘eurf t.‘dl0 of
Sentinel oflice.

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WANTED—~25 MEN. ON ACCOUNT.
OF THE INCREASING DEMAND mil
A‘iil".
AGAIN PLANNING FOR A L'ARUE
lNCREASE 1N PRODUCTION. WE
NEED 50 MEN AND WILL EMPLOY

PIECE WORKERS MAKE FROM 1101 Will demonstrate after six p. 111.. even-
.3‘0 75 CENTS PER HOUR. WORK Is
NEITHER DIFF‘I‘CD‘LT OR INJURI-

eous. APPLY NORWALK TIRE a:
13131

WANT A'NUMBER
SKILLED SHOEMAKERS A'l‘

WANTED-ah BOY FROM 16 T0 131 FOR Sikkim-LATE 1916 SEVEN PAS«
of galden, I senger Studebaker, in perfect running.

BROIDE‘RED WORK TO BE DONE)

9A M. T03 p.11. CALLATJQs-l

WANTEHIRL 'FOR GENERAL,
onice work in insurance ofllce. (1000'

129 3t1

Winners. 4 L11le street Nor-
,walk. Cali between 8 and 11 a. m. and
5 and 8p. m.

 

model in perfect coitiltion. Straight
line-touring body. Fm ma".

i086. at No. 8 Pine Hill avenue. P110111.
874-5.

 

FOR SALE—~CHALMERS RUNA-
bout, A-l condition, for sale Appoint
went £01' demonstration by phoning
198.129 3:

FOR SALE—FOUR YOUNG HUL-
stein cows with calves. Also pigs. L.
S Nymu. Connecticut and Taylox o‘e-
nuc, So. Nonvalk. Tel. 2010. 529 iii

 

'1'.ondition Inquire at Vaast Bros Our
age. Phone 1360

 

FOR SALE—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE,
119ml implovements. at 24 Central nvc
ihue. on easy terms. small deptulit l‘e'

quired Will sell cheap inquire 117 80.
Main street.

 

' Foa sate—20 YEARS ESTAB

flislled hat store. making up or new
llnts, also ii large business of renovat-
1ing ladies’ men's Panamas, straws.
lsoft hats. Addlcss box 980. Waterbury.
Conn. ' 186 tit

 

F’OH SALE—GAS STOVE. FOUR
burners and large oven.
tlon.. Price $10. Call betw cell 5 and 1‘

in :11. NO 12 Fourth street, East Nor-

lwnlk.

FOR SALE—~BA3611N '11: BLACA TO LET—~HOUSES. FLATS, Nott-
chickens with white create, 2 and if Walk, East Norwalk, South Norwalk
months old. ti fiermwr GWTBI. 86 10350 per month. Barn, space for

Without impeller. Price
130 ill; '

FOR WW Wont-lb

"OB WvA “fiUDWN” .1912:

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street. head of Elizabeth street. Large and segregation had been allowed and
'airy rooms, modernlfilvml’emants oc- lmony things permitted to place the

Good condi-1

"£83m COIiém
‘7 .‘
“film W first M).

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meetlng opaucdmith the singing of 1
"star Spangled Banner”

in anmorkform. Rev.

 
 

flawed [1 Crowe, was

 

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all of our eumlry's mun.

 

bile Inquire ti Elizabeth treat.

 

TO LET—l OR 2 NEATLY FUR-
nished ms with bath and electric
lights. IND. 52 Osborn aVenue, ERSt
Norwalk. .181 3t

the war would be meanifl less M

plauded

 

T0 LET-FOUR ROOM , APART.-
ment. swam a Corbett block. lient
810. Adults only. For furihei‘ particu-

lar inquire oilice .014 well cm;- (:0. present-day conditions.“

 

the negro did. should and will. occult

m LETTEOUR ROOMS M w in this great American nation.

103k stleet. Improvements D. Cane-
151m, 210 Washington street. Telephone
310.

 

 

ton. Fillow street '3 F. D. T01. 1780 in the firewall to the W8 w are
180 ill; on their way the front.

' The Rev amen 0. Norwood m

70 LET‘S UNFURNLSHED Rooms“ I’m some my instructive “v10.

sat 39 Chestnut street South Norvailt

boys. it they were not anemic accent
linquire on premises.

136 3r salvation now. This address mu mil
W10! power and helpful to all 11an

TO LET—FURNISHED RoomslN’Xt' William H. Fisher. D. 1)., (dun
lforhla’dies a; gentlemen Also two 1'01 expert

"3 1 “3““ 9813i!!! Gas stove electric ’ ’
“fights I) High “feet South Norwnlk (was introduced 01 it should he said.
presented. 8111'

 

0 i211 31

a roaring all the time he was speaking
i T? LET-3 FURNISHED OR UN} The address of Real E. H. Slum-pits
urn shed moms to 2 adults. in select to! of Grace Baptist church. amus-
neighborhood Neal tlolley and sta ed ‘hjfl
lion. Reasonable rent inquire J. M.
Layton 8: Co. 5 Railroad avenue, So. !
Norwaik, Conn 29 31.

'TO‘ LET—vHOUSE, 59 SOUTH MAIN'

 

colored race in the past, notwithstand-

them in story crisis. How lynchings

gcolored 1111111111 a class b5 himself. He

Rent reasonable 1declared that this thing had To stop.
street or phone and that the coolrell man was aoingio
137 31-? demand What was due him all a mem-

' . ibtl' of our democracy 11.1 race, was
TO LET—3 3005‘s AT 95 TH" alwa5s loyal and true. and they would
101- avenue. inquire Mrs 8 “mm, 1616811111110 as 11 reward, 11111 section with

his white brethren rent applause
Grove street, or telephone 185212, Hollowed ”w eloquent speaker at the

manner at once.
Apply 9 Elizabeth
1249-2.

 

1 FOR SALE—chanson PLANTS.
flat Dutch Ball Head, Savoy audited
Dutch, 80c 11 100: $4 a 1,000. Celery
plants 65c 11 100. All plants extra fine
and hardy. Reynolds Poultry Farm.
' Highland avenue, Witch Lane. Phone
1036.

 

0R SALE-HOUSE. 9 ROOMS.
w tll improvements Good level lot
5011150 feet. Well located. East Nor-
walk. Price $3. 200. Ovexxllalf can re‘
main mortgage. "

Ask Jehn T Hayes

No. 7 Main St, Nor-walk
"MMAWKNSWOE 1

"' £081

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' . conclusion of his address.
TO LET—DESIRABLE STORES m A pleasing featureof the meeting
Hotel Clifford Block: rewonable rent Ems llletuzlfulling of“ afllaral; saris:
l’ as con a nine wan 5' re s his. a
2231:: "all,“ m needs of tenants, best the presentation of nearly fifty dollars
58 Motion In city. AW“ ‘0 to tho b05s as 11 comfort fund Much
Harris ‘30“! 00- $0001 Norwalk of this money was raised through the
‘ 1131f 4 'Hi 01' Mrs Paul Mason and Was
8...... l1.1. ,. 'Andel'son. The'whole affairwas
a crest success and Inflected crodilon
Robert Patterson, Paufl 11111131} gson an'd‘W.
. t 3‘ intou. members 0 e comm 1 es
PAINTING PAPER HANGING The excellent music discOqud during
decorating, painter 5 allpplles; wall the evening was rendered by James
We“ “Module styles. lowest memllnlllam. William Bell and William
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on Smith
8.1.1 es. coffee and ice cream
gfitsollclted TB! 400' Alexanderi andaggkgcgei'e served at the close of
‘ e, 61 1'2 Ely avenue. the meeting and then dancing was in-
dlllzed in until a late hour. It. was
Union Parcel DEIlVery, Edward J ,pronounccd a delightful allulr and the
Flaherty, proprietor, Trucking. Long' boys who leave tomorrow morning will
distance hauling Light and heavy! ions remember the pleasing send-off.

BUSINESS NOTES
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MST—«SMALL PLATINUM Pl.‘ .~,l
with pearls and diamond, in front or!
St. Joseph’s Church, Sunday. Reward
on returning to Mrs. J. B. Murrai'. 1
Hickory Blufl. '

 

LOST—AT ROTON POINT OR ON 1

 

 

WANTED—YOUNG MlEN IN ALL
departments. Opportunity for bright?
young men to learns. trade and be well
paid while learning. «Lounsbury, Maill-
ewson & (3:1

 

 

 

 

road to Dal ien ribbon fob with goitii
monagram. Reward if returned to H.’ ‘
C Purdy, box 518 Stamford, Conn

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:4 WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL"
housework No washing, small family.
Mrs. Parkin, Belle Island. 129 3t

 

 
 
 
 

WANTED—U. S. GOVERNMENT
nts" help immediately. Mela. woman!
or over. $1.00 month. List positions
"tree. Franklin Institute, Dept.
Rucbester, N. Y.

 

 

 

 

 
 

9.1 WANTED—IMMEDIANLY-

Go eminent «wants thousands Umen-
111118 or over 11th war -"pOsition
clerical work. 3100 m0hill. List
Ions open free. Write immediate.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 23 F.
Rochester, N Y. '

 
 

 

 

 

WANTED—CASH FOR OLD TEETH
on't matter if broken. I pay $2 to $25
1' set, also cash for Old gold, glitter.
tillllm. 'dental gold and old said)
1 welry Wi'll send cs mural

land will. hold got; :10 .1 a tort
111" s approval of my price 'Mail- to

 

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and my
‘ Itll

LOST—IN EAST NORWALK OB
South Norwalk. Saturday, the 27th, a
black leather collar. Reward if re-
“tumed to Sentinel olllce. "

"HOUSE" WANTED. ‘ .
Stone or Brick
mull!“ 1111;331 good brook 11:11:11; few.
acres. a. n to ,

“Address 11 y B

' LADD & ENJCHOI‘S

 

 

 

 

 

GREENWIGH,te NN.
MUS" m., h "I
‘Piano‘ insfi'rctions conservatory

Coulee. Pupil of New ork- Conservator;
of Music. 'Miss J. Dellee. so Cedar 81.1,
South Norwollr. ‘

 

 

Fn'emen

 
 
 

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of GI ght 1d aforty‘flVl

 
 

‘ 0-11.1lean cum; Hirtfoile:

1 .

Mailman persons interested “1 53le Grain. lslfam. Jr.

gegutflxtwlll c-aun this order to be pub-
lished in a newspaper "having a circlb Rodin, Charles '1‘
t was {mould district, at least fly'e day's‘
before said 8th day of Must, 1918.

mils for use of hose' for sprinkling, ll'-‘g
{slanting and Outside purposes are ro-a
yoked.takingeffect ate a 111. Saturday. Blunt? 3°59“
Auxuat 3 191811115 action is impor-
ative in order that filtered water may
be continued {0 belfurnished for coil-l.”
nary and cullnaly- purposes through '
out the districts served.“ by this- plant
arér 2007, s so; street, Pillladel "mm!“ W m" 5‘9““ l"? 99.”: 1"" “9‘ “919““! W 9W“

, mu in and those Who wast or misuse the.
Alibi?- 9.!!- Y4. supply of water wi
' col-(11112110 authority given by,

11mm illel'llllts

Townsend, Edward F. ,
House connection Mechanic street, Norwalk.
M 1 Shelton, Andrew

1 Railroad Camp. Norwalk.
GAl, N0n0[.19ardeu. Nathaniel
1 31 1-2 Lexington Ave“ So. Norwalk.
‘ lTaylor, James H.
16 Lexington Ave, SouterOI walk.
District Of Norwalk. 8 . P 0 Walters, George B.
Comm-Jury 20 4 D 1918 s ro M91 '20? Osnoke Ave" New canaan.
H 4 ‘Moore, limes
vEmte of Edward mm" ““9 0‘ no West ‘itlth street, 'New York citv
horwalk. in said district, deceased

1Patterson, William
Ordered. That the oxecutrix exhibit 87 Pine glacial. 153th Norwalk.
her administration account to ”us Richardson up
1 rb kl a.
court for adlusfment, at the Probate “‘20:: $123333? A“ 3 ° y
“me in NW“ °" “1° 8“! day of N. v. N H. .t 111. "R R. camp. South
August 1913 .II 10 .O'clook. forenoonzlI Norwalk ‘

’ t o are:
trucking. Olllca telephones 1581 11001 The men “w m ° ‘

 

 

 

NOTICE

25 Knight street, Nor-walk
Harris. Alfred
11 Day street; South Norwalk.

estate may be notified thereof, the ex

14 Raymolld street, South Norwnlk.

1111.1 neither put in nominee. The

'Ur m
before introducing the sofivrsrtlm‘
,occasign toadtlresstbeboyau‘i. _ ,

. them some good advice to my my '-

Gbfl'ha 61.111110418910111 player. at lie ;
- . conclusion of which mam-101W: 1

no congratulated the you: man on m_
eir opportunity for tumult; id
(1 winning battleswblch 901' all time
will mean warranty and duties to
mankind. fie mutated to the loyal '
and courage of the slalom 11603118 in
an ex-

be done every man, resudleuof cued
or color. He acid that if demeanor!
'" did not stand for that. the winnings!

Crowe's words were an inspiration 1. .
all present and he was roundly 591

The Rev. Wm. St. Lynch, D. 1).,01-1-
the Knight Street A M. E. church.|
former presiding cider. and the miller
or a “History on the Ream." dezlri- 11
fled the audience with his «Mm 021" , .
«with his
knowledge of ancient history; also,

Edward J. “shorty, the next spat,
er, brought out some points Harding]
the black boys who are now in theI
__.trsnches "Over There." and his words
‘were heartily receivsgk Calmb lo clinic!
Albert'w. Eldridge s e r fly and
1mm“ on Ferris avenue.» John R ”03" 1111:11de his pleasure in participating .

colorant-s salvation lie Quint-"ad the

of dusters) and chief lawn mam .
at the Namath 4m uncut.

Fisher's twitticlouts ~
1 ran rampant, aud‘he kept the audience ,

were by its eloquence and .
sentiments expressed. He took occa-
slon to recite the injustice done the

ing, the vxiient selvicc pertained by

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2" “$-‘éfli1 Sh menu acturins 131 3‘ pressed the hope 11181::th the -Ww ~
, come march home emocraoy ' '
"1 son SALE—1 1 HORSE POWER T0 LET—.ROOM FOR Ammu- be such a {:18 thing that M109 “3 '

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

”311651 121165.

From 10% to 20% Off

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

”H3938 0xl2Flbel'
$19.98 9-1: 12Axmin§tue$ mix".

£1118 18112111: in price from 98.9810 $75; 00.

m 'PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVE in all sizes.
":31? gn nd 4 bmnersvwith or} wilhoutoven.
loves 1'

5'}
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' The Fully Guaranteul ‘Kind
- AT 1.3 OFF

VIRANGIMG IN PRICE .FROM
56. 00 to $35. 00. formerly were $9. 00 to 850. 00.
59a 00 Refrigerator . . $6.00 $21.00 Refrigerator 314. w a
'312m Refrigerator $8. 00 $24. on Refriaentor 5161094
$15.00 Refrixorator $10. 00 827. ill Refrigerator 818.00

”dag“? selection to pick from of the latest patterns
88 .98
$27.98

0111 $200to53500

 

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Sterling F11

127- 131 Washington Street

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LIGHTNINGDOES -
DAMAGE 1N STATE -

. ....._..... holdin a big pile of books,
(Continued from First Page.)

inscrip ion:
“This Book in Provided by

. 0f the six women who were pros—i The People of in united States

buried by the bolt, four were: Mrs: Th 11 h the
Edwin Cope. Marjory Smith, Doris: r0 9
Hardimun and Josephine Cardono.’ American LIME? Association

Fourteen persons were ltndered un-
conscious for a time Tile lightning! The Use of the Soldiers and Sailors."

struck one end of the shed and went This must be pasted in the front of:
out the other without doing ma,em|’each volume. then an index card mug!
damage About twenty boys “.1110 the typed, and an envelope posted in

were not hurt by the electricity. al- her of each b°°k prepamed Then

though {or an instant it seemed to
play about them

During the shower there were only.
two flashes of lightning, the first be- 1
ing that which struck the shed and.i
the second setting fire to a house inl
town, but damaging it 01115 slightly:
The rainfall was heavy.
Light and Power Affected.

'nssociation, and careful attention to
the many changes made necessary as,
tileowork goes on.

All of this work is done CIIEtP'ilIIU)
land without charge. and it m1 111. that
.this notice may increast their inhale,
l‘ior it may cause more and more books

 

 

 

WILLIMANTIC, July 31.~—,Rockvllle% to be donated. which will bermmntly '

“Chan-912 Accounts ~ Opened

 

ants. who have been grentiyxaided' by?
volunteer helpers 1

A specifically designed book plate.E
151th thist

1
had been 1 kin t b i the back of the book, and a shelf list
and weroprfinniflNotofiggdsntllge :1ng of the entire shipment, With ”‘3 mm 1

comes the packing- and shipping, withl
Itho necessary» correspondence, libl'aryi

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"re CO.

Phone 105:

 

'DECORATGRS

‘ltl FIRST STREET .
, East Norivallt
TEL. 452

 

 

 

 

 

BATTERIES WILL FREEZE HI

COLD WEATHER

Cabral our Willard Service Station
where you will meet a thoroughly
competent ltorag'e batcry expert who
will give authorative advice in thin
connection.

We recharge. repair and atoms-bah
terles.
A rental battery for anyvmake of pr
can be obtained at any time.

' Fairbanks {Storage
Battery Co.

58 No. Main Street
wishbone!!! -

 

 

_Gla'yton, William Andrews South
11mm w GREGORY, $3.11“? M15!» 1
1 Judge Kane.' John" 1 ‘7 1.
' 7 Dry Hill avenue. Norwulk. 1 1
WATER oEsAarMENT NOTICE ’nnmen. mm

Notice is hereby given that all per'i

 
 
 

Wheeler. _ , 1 1'1
Smith, Edwin T. '
1 South avenue, Nair Canaan.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Knight stregtr .Norwalk.
Gray, Arthur
"1210 Robert Gray. 27 Lexington ave-
hue; Soutléxogalk. . .'
Chambers, are

41.69 Water street. South Norwalk.

. malice ““3933?”

 
 
 
 

 

 

prosecuted

Persons who have paid .
Will have -

 

SWest 182d streefiiNP-v York cT‘wAnpuler Big Batch of All Kinds"

.brary. this morning, was a big box 9011 01‘ rheumatism

 
 
 
 

d co y of Mark Twain's stones, days your kidneys will not line.
L .go?contlgbutetl by a patriotic citisen 1 famous Salts is made from the acid 0f
ONOrwadk. and completes a. totshof 1398905 and 1m Mmmmed Wiun ,
lithia. find has bacillus, til-genera; » '

 
 

' , over 500 volumes that have thus'ftr

. Library to our so (16

 

 

and this place were dark last night forwarded.
and numerous factories in each com-
munity were forced to ssupend label
yesterday afternoon because an else-1,0
triostornl of great intensinr put out U" 1an1 If vol.“
of commissiOn the high tension circllit1'
supplied thees places by the New Eng-1
land Power Co. Shops at Staffordl KIDNEVS ACT BABlY
were also cut oi! from electric power at’
the some time.
80g? tsylllrggsagcthcehhzgicliememligslig Take Tablecpoonfui of Salt: if Back
29 years of existence because of the Hurts or Budd" Bother:
power failure. Efforts were being .90 e are a nation of meat eaters and
“made last night to remedy the crippled our blood is filled with uric acid, says
service! 0 final facto§.es_ In this (118-: a well known authority, who warns us
trict m g t e operate today.
69hr“ "a" Killed 1 :10 birzoxglafiantly on guard against kid-
‘GLASTONBURY. July 31.—«Domlan ,ey -
Taylor, rcolorbd, about 2 years 01d. The kldneYE do their utmost to free
was killed by lightning w an the 10'- the blood of this irritating acid. but
baccotshfig 31111 ihlch h: wash workmg become weak {rpm the ovmozk;
was s we u or: a‘ semi ele yes- .
tel-day. A young girl ”my!“ “1wa they get 9113:3131” 8:; elimintatlvie 113-
with hot- brother was injured by light- ”“93 clog ' ° “5 e 3 ’9
ning but» not seriously. The boyuvas tabled in thtrblood to 12013011 the on
not banned. 1111'on um. '
L015 T871013. 13 years Old, died late When 701‘? mane" ache and feel
last night from her utilities: 311116.118!!le .1939: ”a
stinging joins- in the back’or the ur-
NORWALK 35:13: bBVQEaBK$HERE the is cloudy. full of sediment. or the
bladder is lrritltble. obliging you to
9" seek relief duriaglthe night: when you
‘ 3‘8““ W‘d’ “'15“me have severe headaches; nervous and
dizzy spells.-lll‘eeplessnes1s. acid atom
in bad weather
tilled 'with books for ournmoys (well get from your pharmacist about four
time ounces {111ml Baits; talks a table

Taking up a goodly. portion at the
catalogue room in the Norwalk Ll-

 

sevfifity‘seven volumes. ranging from

a French grammar to is beautifully Thist

 

you have ,"

-,_’-—~.1

"Ex-9"” one 0' the'one hundred lndvslpooni'ul in 11.313113 of water before
breakfast each morning and in a few. ‘

Mornings .Unfil f '
59119115128" _

‘Fall Term
opens

 

 

hytlle .Norwitllt;

1's and sailors.

.p pmtlht shipment will be sent kidneys. to 1‘1"
- WM} Sangcfihhtilbmry 112,115.. .

been shipped in

onset a, source of irrl ‘

 

irtiltfe 1111's nuts in 111's",

 

 

 

"BofiNornn"

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