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‘ Advertisemen
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nets and.
warren ‘ 5 rounds:
wamEo —— MEN TO muons; eon SALE—Pics. 6 MONTHS om).
Famous on soawanx Llsuilnluire at 1 Lemon aerate.
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Pollution Cards.
° in us
Boers. soon MONTH AND Bonn, .
'APPiJY AT so. NORWALK noun FOR SALE—LARGE Romano
'mmmflimfl
WANTED—MIDDLE AGED W0-
maa. preterahly white. Thoroughly ex-j Norwaik, Conn.
permuted ascook and Win for
small family at year round country
home in New Canaan. Cali 1203-12.
FOR SALE-FORD RUNABOUT
1M5. Gunilla“ peldect, good fires. a.
‘L. Benedict. II 3t
price. Inquire 1 Benton stmel, so‘utnr
the center.
tinei lace.
i .
To LET~HO§JSE in A DESIRA-
hle part of town. five minutes from
light militia and bath.
Rent“835. Address House, care of Sen-
”in
ad I.
Chairman Kitchin. after the oomw
mitten adioumad. Wile sitar *
{lion as lollows:— )
“We have put a tag! Lear
on retail es of mailiorder houses
that hung ve 3mm annual burl .
less. We haye increased the M,
mes!» Broker‘s noliv under a special.
to: of $30 will My an annual tax at:
81010 and if they are when of the.
“but eéghanze. or baud of train it,
Med :buylns “‘1 ”In“. will my
3350 annually. We have‘lncreued the
tax on pawnbrokers from 350 to ”ooh ,
ship brokers from w) to 350; custom
house broken; from no to 850. ,
“Theatres, includilu moving pic-
ture shows. museums and concert
‘-
, ,coaz
' That’s All
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race, South Nor-Walk. Phone 1711*“
WANTED—BY THE METWOLI- , . .
tan Life insurance 00., a reliable rep-g FOR SALE—2 FORD CARS. 1916
resentatm, steady and pleasant out. and 10m models. lino mafia. urine
door work the year round. Salary $20 I reasonable. Phone 1703-2 Norwalk. be-
per week, and liberal commissions? tween 5 and 9 p. at. al 3t
surly at as Washington am :2 at!
woman—rim UNITED srarusfenser touring 'ctir m' perfect running
811in hoard moot-my Fleet our. order. All improvements. Good tirel.
parathion wants immediately, crane our _ Apply W. H. Farr, 274 Main street-i _‘
a1 at; T0 LET-Six noon mr, CL.t-
ginser, firemen, plumbers and laborers , Norwaik.
tor day and night slim. Good wallet!l
paid. Apply at once to the Employ-J
meat Bureau, Wilson Point.
burners and large oven. Good condi-i
- tion. Price $101” Call between 5 and 'i
WANTED~YOUNG MEN IN 51.1.31). m. No. 1.2 Fourth street, East No.»
“meth Opportunity for brixiltf walk.
young men to learn a trade and be well
pala- while learning. Lounsbury. Math.
ewson s: Cp. a 3t
FOR SALE—CABBAGE PLANTS.
flat Dutch Ball Head, Savoy and Rodi,
_ Dutch, 501: o 100; it a 1,000. Celery?
WANWEMPECLAL PBIPIJS ”implants 65¢ a 100. «All plants extra fine
l-‘Oil EXPERIENCED 'HAfil‘I , gill-gum hardy. Reynolds Poultry Farm,
fifingEREIQgggR?:15)‘Eg;gég}:iHighland avenue. Witch mine. Phone
Dan M nouns. s'rsa‘nv woitit.f~103fi- ,
HOURS, E A. M. TO 6 P. M. CALL AT} . ,
102 WASHINGTON STREET, GRACE?! FOR 8ALE—HOUSE,
EMBROIDERY WORKS” PHOM" with improvements. Good level lot
CONNW‘ON' 50x150 feet. Well located. East Nor-
walk. Price $3,200. Over half can re
main mortgage.
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main 8h. Norwalk
WANTED—films OVER 16 YEARS
for light clean work. $7 weekly, while
learning, Two weeks to learn. Good
pay thereafter. Webbing & Edging
Corp. 83 Wilmington street, top floor.
31 ui’.
p....
, LOST
Losr——;»ocxaraoox CUNTMN
ing ten dollars. inside of purse is an.
ltlontiflgatiom card. Return to“ no Mala“
street. Norwaik.‘lewnrl. ‘ “ ‘ " '
WANTED —— LOUNSBURY. MATH-
EWSON & 00.. WANT A human
or summer) suomuaxuns AT
ONCE also EXPmtlENCE‘D MA.
CHINE OPERATORS.
WANTED—1T, S. GOVERNMENT
wants help milliediately. Mem'womon.
, 18 or over. $100 month. List positions
free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 286.
Rochester, N. Y.
LOST—EAST avnvnlo, viclxrrv
of North Main street and Flax Hill,
dress inside the case.
turned to Sentinel omco.
BUSINESS NOTICES
PAINTING Parent-fascist:
decorating. painter's supplies; wall
paper, up-todate styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
der; solicited. Telgloo. Alexander
White. 61 1.2 Ely avenue.
WANfrED-IM‘MEDIATELY- U. 8.
Government wants thousands men-
women, 13 or over for war position.
Easy clerical wank. $100 month. List
positions open free. Write immediate.
Iy. Franklin Institute, Dept. 23 F.
Rochester. N. Y. .
WANTED—CASH FOR OLD TEETH
don't matter it broken. I pay :2 to $25
per set. also cash for old gold. slIVor.
platinum, dental gold. and old gold
Jewelry. Will send cash by return
mail and will hold goods 10 days for
sender's approval of my price. Mall to
la. tMauer,2007.S. 5th street. Phlladel:
tinlon Puma! Delivery. Edward L!
tillaherty. proprietor. Truckinm Ions.
distance hauling. Light and heavy
trucking. Oilice telephones 1631. 300
House connection.
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AUTO SUPPLIES -
OILS ,V (“30an NOTICE
BICYCLE-S WLOAWG , :
District of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court, July 31. A. 1)., 1913.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court for the ad-
A-éMQDNE
,-.Phbne 957—2 ~ .
70 North Main st. so. it
W mission to probate of a certain w'rlt-
F -, , . ' _ lien instrument as and for the will of
“amen ~ Michael C. Millard. lobe of Norwalk.
. Git-m for good wages ,and' ad-
, vancemam, for men Ween manual
of eighteen and .fort‘y-flva years ’In-
in said district deceased.
Ordered, That said» application be
heard and determined at the Probate
FOR SALE—GAS srovn. mun, ”my to $31.14
,ing about four pounds. Mrs.
Phone 886.
Istreet. inquire A. Stull
,stneat. East Walk.
To LET—FURNXSHED ROOMS
with all improvements: also m ‘fh. ,
garage [or two cars. 19 Crescent Ter' capacity between 250 and 500 increas-
. F0 SALE-LYOUNG DUCKS WEIGH-
Nowait.
[inland arms. near Witch Lane.
' T at fill
170 LIT—45 BOOKS UPPER FLOOR
l FOR SALE-1913.0VERLAND ,5.P,AS'.Wilh improvement!» at 13 Cottage
2! Cottage
a1 3i
halls having a seat ‘ capacity 0! not
over 250 people. wi pay an annual
tax increased trom $25 to 350; sealing
ed irC-m 850 to $100; from 500 to 800
out... it Gm
i-
aeating capacityviricreosed from $75 to
$250, and allover 800 capacity. in.—
creased from $100 to 8200 annual tax
We have doubled the present lapeciai
taxes on theatres. cimueses, bowling;
alleys. billiard and pool places. and on
manufacturers of tobacco, cigars and!
cigarettes.
We have put a new special tax on
TWO AUTOMOBILES
(Continued from m Pages.
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produce exchanges of 10 per cent, on'an hour.
the sale price of the entailed on tin-i
nuai dues at these exchanges a tax at “9‘1“”? and. Just as he was, Ilasslnr.
trally located. With all improvements
road avenue.
”ion 00., inc., 5 Kathi
81 3t;
20 per cent. on the amount of the dues.
This is to put than on the same basin
as Chiba and other organizations al-
ilcady put under tax.
“Pullman seals and berths are, un-‘
der present law. taxed 10 per cent. of". injured.
flue.
was truck by Mr. Skelly.
was knocked to the ground and.
at
i the amount paid for the tickets or con-"
A large touring car was standing
»
ill-tuna Dil‘lorio. at ”Lexington ave-
me from in front oi the cal a-nd
DiFiorio
first, it was thought be we sei‘louslzr
Mr. Skelly placed the main in his cm"
1,0 LETe-OF'FICES, SINGLE ROUDU pom. We today agreed to make the. and rushed bimbo the identical, where
or two, or three room suites. northI tax on both of these 8 per cent. This"t V“ found that he was only “W‘s“
iilghi. corner Washington street and
-Raiiroad Place. For further particu-
lars inquire at the allies at Old Wei
iCiBal’ Co. '
about the legs. No arrests were made.
We the accident Was unavoidable.
William Ahrsns. of Main closet, and
-t Wesson. of Porn avenue. he-
was at the request of the director gen
oral of the railroads. who wanted the
' taxes on them made the same to blur '-
pllfy the mileage coupons about 10 'm’
be issued. We imposed a tax of 10 “"8 .
per cent. on the sale. of yachts. We inglon street bridge, 1‘“ evening.
T0 LET—SEVEN ROOMS, ALL ill-
provements. Pleasantly located. Applyl
to J. M. Layton d: 00., inc: 5 Railroad
9 noonnllvewe- ’
T0 LET—2 FLOORS 0F 4 ROOMS
'each. Pleasantly situated on Wood-
ianire
56 Water street. Telephonchdo-i or
ward avenue. improvements.
considered the stump taxes in the preywhich resulted ill Wasson's our being
sent law and the will remain a ,
present, y - 3 Msaloon Washington street and had,lhe
Mr. Kltmln announced that unde,.lfi‘lsht 0‘ “*3" when “was” coming
the action of the committed 3° far mo‘fiiong North Main street. tried to cut
excise taxes would produce “be“! ‘1 in front 0‘ him. ‘3 a result. die Cfll‘l
- 000.000.000. which includes beer. who “we meme" and m of me“ Wheels
they. auiomobiles. soil drinks gasoline
foil the Wesson car was badly smashed.
owners and similar taxable sub ecta.‘ The matter was settled satisfactorily
gyms is about onehalf of the aniount to both parties out of court.
allotted to commonly termed luxuries‘ "
and non-(essentials. but Mr. Kitchln. TRAFFIC CHANGE
in an accident under the Wash.
(damaged. Wesson was proceeding
IN ACCIDENTS "
sales or seats on stock market andi""’5n“° “‘1 w” 30‘“ “b9“: 11) miles ‘
Must- be sold to make room for
127-131 Washington St. .
August Final ‘ *
Reductions On
Refrigerators
Couch Hammocks
Crex Rugs
Oil Stoves
Willow Chairs
WillOw Rockers
Gas Stoves
OLD HICKORY FURNITURE W“
you PORCH on LAWN
All Summwrnrnitun at a reduction from 1-4; to L3 oil.
-——-CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED—~—
S’ierling Furniture Company
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outfallandwinharstosk.
Phone 105. '
Old- clothing
Bought
Highest prices paid for old
' We will call for it if notified.
‘ as me'sgtYEoimmu.
Near Han-la I. Gana' Coal Office.
Wm _. _...-
CANNiNG DEMONSTRATION SUC—
OESSFUL
A very succelstul cannlnx demon
mar. noun—mamas ,
‘ i
or 427313. said the allotted 82.000.000.000 under
this head would be levied.
Taxation of tobacco manuiacihrers.
biit not retail dealers. was considered
by the committee today. The tb'oacco
gag—g
T0 LEV—HOUSES. FLATS, Nott-
walk. East Norwalk, South Norwalk
z
stration was held at the high school
yesterday afternoon. The demonstraw
lion. which was conducted by Miss
Adelle Clark of the Farm Bureau was
under the auspices of the Junior Carl-
. CAUSE A BIOT
(Continued from First Pan.)
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{'35 to $50 per month. Barn. space for
light manufacturng. Raymond Bros.
0
a
Toma—1 0R NEATLY rim-
nigheu rooms 3‘19" _ hath 'lili‘. 1 pit-only
lights. it'll. 32 Osborn Malice, Baal
Norwalk. 131 iii
T0 LET-FOUR ‘noous A'l‘
schedule as adopted, provides that six. heat, and many women fainted in the
0' days after tho. [”15ng of the. he“! crush. Subway employee found it nec-
law and thereafter on July 1 of aach'essuy‘m clear the edges of the plat-
iyear. a special tax computed on the forms by walking in l‘rontmf incoming
basis of sales of tile duping fiscal. t s. ,
Jasmin be made ‘D‘wm:*k . . 5 . Othclnlsjredict that a week will
Tobacco manufacturers with annuals elapse before the public. grasping the
sales not exceeding 50,000 pounds ‘0' details of the new routlnza. will bene-
l a year. 50,000 to 100.000 pounds 8.12- llt by opening of the new lines. which
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l 100,000 to 200.000 pound t, :24; sill-hm” intended to relieve the congestion demonstration "did up” two calls
hing Committee.
one hundred present,
were titty-rive children and tortydive; ~
ladies. This in itself is a fair iilustrai
There were about!
among whom;
ion of the enthusiasm felt by the pea-E
ple of Norwalk for thlpjwork. ~ i
Miss Clark lnthe process of the“;
0!;
Road. plain gold watch name and ad!
‘ . O k t‘ .
Reward if re: a sleet improvements.
lairy-rooms. modern improvements. oo-
‘5. excess at 200,000
. oun -
D‘ (one-l lilmisand p um 16 cents a
pounds; cigar lilanlifacturera
vari,210 Washington street. Tolepllonel with annual sales not evcecdlnr ’0
i . . t) ,
‘000 cigars. 84; not extruding-100.000
310,
__ —-l clitoral. 86; not. exceeding 200 000
T0 LET-A sun LL AJ’ARTfiiENTi :lfarlsslz; not exceeding 400,000. 3.24:
on first floor" 11 West avenue. South: ..? 138403.200. 101cm” a thousand
Norwalk. Rent 513' Insuftc- rt‘ .‘io:‘\\u'kf"i~ . .. its a menu ‘irurers. includ.
. : small cigars wel in
Agency, 45 Wall street. :...=.:-.tilt_ , .i,, then three pounds a lilouianIdOta-gm
186. 3:, at: for every 10,000. ' '
1 Proposals that a tax of onebalf oi
To LET—HOUSE, 69 SOUTH MAIN? . our tent. be imposed on gross sales
of chain store. .- -
street. head of Elizabeth street. Large be laid on goodsnlggn:{delt’sll'odegyflcg?
Corns employing chiia‘ni‘bor, under (5 .,
Rent reasonable.‘ “‘5" standard 3885. were Telected. e!
. preposal to tax cotto ‘- '
street or « It Was re ' '
$1702; most unanimously. Jected a]
maturity» rm
William Joseph valentik
William Joseph Valentik, the tenth
ichlld of Paul Vaientik, died yesterday
cupanry at once.
Apply 9 Elizabeth
12l9-2.
'ro LET—3 Roous Ar 96 TAY-
lor avenue. inqmre Mrs. R. Tarloi', 16
Grove street, or telephone 1852-12. 1
Hotel Clifford Block: reasonable renti The mother of the baby died a little
and suitable to needs of tenants; boati over two \i'eeksraao. The burial ser-
business location in city Apply mivices were this 'a’fternon in Riverside
Harris & Guns 00., South Nomlk :cemetery.
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COLORED
WOMEN IN COURT
TONY IN wan. amnion
WALL STREET. Noon.-—Encourag.
ilng war news received after the open-
Nag of the market and sales of Liberty
l 3 1-2’s at par roused‘the market from
Trouble Starts In Raymond Street: OV-
er-the litentlona of One to
the Oliver's Husband
N. If. I'Jllgfiil. f . ‘
(1:1; fBiTWELL. Suo'L. Hartford.
- ”We.-. 75' . .
. WOMAN Passes“ . ~
" .7 ‘ 1 ‘ . ‘ ’ OON‘D LIEUTENANT
' . . -U;‘-.fli 2 \
”alt-Walla. New Wilder ’ Falsely
;: . Repfeaet‘itinnjflenaoif-Lé-Wore Male
" ' . Uniform. ,-
' NEW cosmos. Aug. 2,—Charged, , . .. » 1 .. ., ~
, with raiselyrepmonting heraoiiuto be; conmcvon'rcoses ”any Elli"-
' a second’lieubenamntheumtomycloi ,‘ v TE’R‘an 1- . .. g ,
squadron of the ical‘corps'of the. 3. .. tilt-both
United States army abroad. Beatrloe‘, ‘ 0' Irvmiaylnsgz. Egzrhzznnection
Duke. 23 years oldyvho sayshei-thome “3“" °F . .f .“5‘ 57 , Ii H ,
’5. “1 waal’k N- .Wfls'flflaswlfl‘e Mummy???“ to t ° ‘ ”“8
yesterday‘byermv’lntehlgehde uncut-s farms, Aged, complains of. tile can--
a“! .15 “WWW, M‘wmumuce' below finned adept lanterns from the open
9 Unitedstaiea commissionerhero. ditch. Wk "I map. are placed for the
, The younaftwo’man. whoahns‘boen‘ file" at night. Salli
ill idem ' 'l ' ‘
9°“ WW“ ”MW",- 599"! T"! Y" .Oiiice. in Norwalk. on‘ the 9th day or
«‘Augilflt, .1918, at 2 o’clock, aftérnooui;
‘and that public notice thereof be' gill-l
on to difference/interested therein by ‘l
' publishing this order in a neWspaper
having 'a. circulation in said district.
(at least five days before eald’iihy of
hearing. *
nanny w. alimony} *3
’ " - Judge.
l
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. ”wearing thefuu uniform o ale
‘cer hau admitted trending to‘th‘o
, , raloillcerthat‘me-hag, 1 i ' . a“ lantern . - ~ ., . , 'i WALLSTllIilE'l‘. 10gb a. lip—Tile ” H
‘ cantonments loyal-thus 3.313% ' 3 ‘ ‘ha’s‘ho- 90m , “9‘3“”va ; PM?“ moha- ‘oniystock' to vary-more than a frail"
‘ ”hm "'3‘“? 01338165 ‘to have been ' it ‘Wv‘Aufiu‘Wth- " 1,." . . 'tlmtlheexrw f th'
k t ca By W and allilbitti . . ‘t »> - 1* > .- " W l ,_ ‘ . W t‘mrme 0 9 Very
6n“ . , wound“ ‘P 1: w 0‘50“““u1,somebodySofiers‘eantliiumlnatlne‘silzt' . , and
i
' V “'*'Judge vosburkh: this morning.“
ills torpor in the second hour. U.’ .8.
Steel was relatively active at an or
trams advance of a , large fraction.
)3de Iuocomofives. ‘Marine’Pi‘efer-
red. Mexican Petroleum and General
Motors made more substantialgalns,
the latter rising is 1‘2 points. Rails. -
baccda undiliilltias were again dispos-
A number of the second district coi-
ored people gave a fume“ party to
the Eolored men who left yesterday,
on Wednesday evening. following
which same of those present adiourn-
ed to the moment Miss Hattie Black-
well: on liaymond street. Arriving
there they discovered there. was no mu-
sic. so the scene or festivities was
again adjourned. this tints they wont
to motions of .Miss Sally Golden,.also
of Raymond street. Hattie chose Sal-
‘ ’ b to h rt ‘ , - ,
3:83:13?“ .1 e' D“ “9’ and 9“". ‘wamsraumuog. 2.1:301). in...
.'An argument started as to partners Generaiuilotors, amended “is “7“?“
and soon the women were locked in . to 6‘14 points during the mill???“
deadly coi‘n'bat. An omcsr "was sent and Sumatra Tobacco gained “1mm x
to the scene and arrested both women". rW“? "3:19;“: 9322‘ 1:31:13: 9;?”
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they-were disengaged. vvhiledSallylimit-1“,,“ms position» retarding rental con?
ed still worse, They were hailod'betore {tracts ‘ - ‘ ’ a
who. 4 -‘
new low price for this movement? Ll-
berty 3 1,235 ranked from 99.93 to ppr
the ra soiling at 93.318 to star and 4
TO LET—DESIRABLE STORES m; at the family home in Taylor I’lace.‘
ed to react, Western-Union makinrii.I
' must heprimarily shipbuildere; .
1w dreary-to 95.66. : - . .
i‘sovfar accentuated by the changed op- j
Iteration of trains. heels and one of blue berries. She em
..._.... W-___..__ .ploys the “coldpack” method of run-1
OHARGEG AGAINST SHIPYARD ulnar almost exclusively. The commit-l
, BALL PLAYERS ARE UN- liee in charge is planning to hold morel
J; ‘l FOUNDED ' g demonstrations at dates to be announc
;' As a result; or an investigation by of- ad later. ' ,
ficlals of the Emergency Fleet Carper—i At the conclusion of the demonstra,
atlon. following Senator Crane's clitirae‘ tion the children present Were urgent;
{that men were employed in shipyards ized into canning clubs. . These clubs;
solely to play baseball, some few men representing the several schools, are,
were detected in f‘camouilag's" jobs. being conducted under the leadership.
.but the number was negligible. Houn’ of the unlor CanningCommiuee, con-5
lord (.‘oonley. vlcopresident of the ear-f stating of Miss Caroline McCausland,
partition, took it on himself to supervisor chairman. Miss Natalie hiccmslalid.
‘the investigation and he found :tllst diagnose Jeane, Miss Amelia Jesse.
'wlth the very few exceptions noted elf- .Miss Elizabeth Sharer. Miss Marion
cry man was doing a day‘s work. and Bodwoll and Mia, , William Ferris.»
.most M the ball Players and the like These ladies are devoting their time
were doing more than their share. and efforts to encourage the children
incidentally, Coonley found that to do more canning and in this way to”
'sport was the backbone‘of interest and release more food for the boys "Over
recreation at the shipyards and he hits There.” -
planned on extensive sport program: -
ifor Ole yards. which will include soc-| ‘
our. football, trap shooting and otherjlf BfiCK "URIS USE
' “thrills-.3, .
Coonlry declares that he found Sen-
ator grane's charges about the Shot-I
Huck yard in New Hampshire iuhparl'icn
that with a very weak foundation. The!
Senator recently said that practically,
all of the hall players there were col-E
legions. who did nothing but play ball. like the bowels. set sluggish and c105h
with the possible exception of carrying Bed and need a flushing occasionally.
a can of paint here and there every else we have backache and dull mis-
day. Coonley found only ‘ two, ‘ball my in the kidney region,‘severe head-
players who were not doing well as aches, rheumatic twinges. torpid liv-
ablpbullders and he had them dischars- er, acid stomach. sleeplessness and
ed. Cooniey makes the following “I ail-sorts of bladder disorders.
nouncement: You s ply must keep your kidneys‘
f‘it is the intention of the Fleet Corj‘ active an clean, and the moment you ‘.
porailon'to stimulate allsports in the. feel an‘acho or pain in the kidney,
shipyards. But those who take port region. get about dour ounces ofqnd
we Salts from any good dmpsiore there.
will not allow a manic hold a lemon» take a tablespopnful in a glass of wit-i
flaso' Job merely by reason at his abil. lei‘ ‘bel'oi'efhreit‘kffit for a few days‘
ityio play ball or indulge in other and your'kidneys"'zwlll ,‘then act tine.
sports. Sporting events are good form unions Bliits,jis“:lnade tram the:
lilo-shipbuilders and “ the shipyards. acid of grapes and lemon juice. com-i
.
* SAM iiiiiiis;
Eat Leas Meat it Kidneys Feel Like
lead or Bladder Bother: -.
Most folks forget that the kidneys.I
- I
tillers that course. no objection toothed with lilhimandisharmless to}. .t i
loathed ball‘ players of: other sports nuanciougerkigneys and stimulate ,,
menobtalnlngxposltiona so; they may them ’tonormsl activity. ‘It also neu-i
become shipbuilders, but they ‘must tralizes the acids in the mine so it noi
mus good' or’iheyottunot remain." {longer irritates, thus: endogenousl-
, ‘ ‘- idisorders’.‘* " ' ‘ ‘ '
a...“
Thehgovernment explains that wo-
"i‘eyi'siry to supply war needs: M «water , drink
.Imigut. however, refrain 3"?“ Wu!
Jed halts is harmless; dineapei'i‘siv‘a’; “ ,
lve‘lyldull-opening.offmanzneed‘notqive up their'platinumfmakea adeliahtful effervescent lithia- ,
‘ ‘ which «wholly. should
Piano Instructions Conwflam
Course. Pupil of New ark CW
of Music. Mist r. Dallas. “Odell“
South Norwalk.
W
W! are main
. non no: new mom.
an. arm m can
amateurish
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1.. ”IRON
8 Iowan It. Phone “I.
lutubryfiliinllllfin
ANNOUNCES»-
rnar on on decor
sap-r. 1
1!:me nova 'ro ms mi;
4
courses
84 WASHINGTON” ST. .
Also That His New BtonsWill at
One of the Best Hardware '
Stores in Connecticut
z 10 FIRST Stan-1r f,
East Uorwalli. ' '
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* Summon
monopolist
d
August 28. . '
ALBERT ll. Millions
Norwalk Chronicler