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Professional Cards,
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WANTED—FIREMAN WANTEU,’ Farr SALE—'F‘ORD TIRES SECOND‘ T0 LET—2 F
steady work, good 17.1268. Apply Jonas 14- Email Rowan street, East Mallet
a 12 364
FOR SALE—z 5x7 PLATE GAMER.
WANTED-STRONG AND scum) as with R‘ R. 1e“ One has memo” “3‘3-
Pic.
& liaumburg, Inc, 55 Spring St. SO-
l'NOI'waIk. a 12 3t.
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work horse, weighing 1,300 to 1,500
pounds. Blithefield Farm, Wolfpitflfll
Road, Norwalk. Tel. 1140. a 12 3t.‘
WANTED—A POSITION AS CHAU-I
pelience chauffeur and mechanic on'
any make of cars. Address Chauffeur
(all e Of Sentmel. a 12 3t.-
WANTED—MOTO'R BOAT GREYS-I
care of Sentinel. . a 12 3tf
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WANTED—CHEF, MAN 0R W0-
Illau. Good. wages. Apply imperialv
Cafe, 9 Railroad avenue.
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WANTEDi—JFWO on THREE Die».
pendable men for light factory Worth!
Apply at Geidstein Bros. Fur dressers,
and dyers. East Norwalk, Conn. a It!
FOUND—A SKIFF. OWNER MAY
have same by proving pl‘dpt‘l‘l." and
paying charge. Stephen Yobbagy. 19l
Windsor Place. 80. Norwalk. after 5
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WANTED—SPECIAL PRII‘IIS [AID
FOR EXPERIENCED Hm) l-III-
lllliOlDl'iRED WORK. INSIDE wonk-
ERS. ALSO WORKERS 'ro EMBROI-
lmn AT -. HOME. s'ruAIn' WORK.
IIOLRSfll A. M. T0 6 P. M. CALL AT
102 WASHINGTON STREET, onAt‘Im
EMBROIDERY \\'ORKS, I’llONhl
391.
WANTED—GIRL OPERATORS 0N
l'aincoats. Steady work all year round
Also girls to learn cementin‘k, Apply
tillarry garris, 52 \\’ater street, South
"Norwallrf alt) 3t
WANTEO~AT ONCE GOOD. MAN
as farmer, also experiencedcook for
large household. Phone 1831.
WANTED—A MAN TO llilLK AND
do general work on the place, one ov-
er the draft age will do. $40 per month,
tboart] and washing. Address '1‘. W. Aus-
ten, liariennPiIone (35,53 alt) (it
WANTED—Gilli. WANTED FOII‘
light housework. ~(‘all evOiIiugs aftcr',
six, No. 10 Union street, South Nor-I
walk. n10 3t}
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WANTED—THREE Olt FOUR U5.-
furnlslie'l rooms by couple. Centralw-
located, With all improvements. Adi
dross TL, care. Sentinel office. a!) (it,
WANTED—M. N. MAYEIIOFF ’&‘
Co, are in need of elliployes. Machine
operators, slcevers, fillers, pressers and
other useful men and women. Perman-
ent work at good pay. Apply at once,
15 illerwin street Norwalk, Conn.
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WANTED—GIRL OPERATORS ON?
SINGER SE‘VING MACHINES. MOSTl LOST—A LARGE SUM OF MONEY: of
DESIRABLE FACTORY IN THIS;
CITY. vicar NEAT WORK. ooh...-1
WAnus TO GIRLS WILLING 'rOi
Wonk STEADY. momma NOR-‘.
WALK DRESS C0. 85 WASIImo-t
TON STREET, SECOND moon.
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ASK FOR MR. POLSILY i
WANTED—~GOVERNMENT WILL
llold cilil service. examinations in Nor-
walk in August. 20,000 women clerks.
to be appointed at Washington. Ex]
pcl‘lence unnecessary. Women desln
int: government, clerkships write for
free particulars to R. E. Terry (form-
er Civil Service Examines, 315 C0-
lumbian Building, Washington. all St:
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WANTED — MEN TO HANOLO
FREIGHT 0N NORWALK L-hle
BOATS. $60 A MONTH AND BOARD.
Al‘l‘I-Y A'l' SO. NORVVALK DOCK.
WANTED-GIRLS oven '16 YEARS
to learn light factory work, 15¢ per
.hour paid while learning. 54 hour week.
Chance to make good pay. Webbing K;
Edging Corp, 83 Washington street.
37‘ 6t
WANTED—~11. 8. GOVERNMENT
wants help immediately. Memwomen.
18 or over. $100 month. List positions
we. Franklin institute, Dept. 23G,I
Rochester, N. Y. i
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BUSINESS NOTICES
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
decorating, painter‘s supplies; wall
paper, up-todaie styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. loo, Alexander
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
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Union farcel Delivery. Edward J.‘
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'FlahertY. prom-later. Trucking. Mn: ;
instance hauling. ugh:
bucking. one. W
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Phone 441.
beilUWs, both In first class order.
lure, care Sentinel.
FOR SALE—FOUR YOUNG FRESH Ins rooms and gas range. 41 South
[four with private family. 10 years eX-‘cows, wih calls. Also some nice‘sll’oh'ts Main street.
and pigs. Tel. 2010. Corner Conn. and
Taylor avenues. Louis S. Nyary, all at
Fen aALE~ro=no TOURING cut,
or. 30 feet'long. Address Motor Fleet. , electric. starter, demounta'ble rims. In, C‘oncozti treat or phone 294-3.
good condition. Can be seen
Wehrle‘s garage, RBYImmd street. :
a 12 3t Fan SALE~SOME CHOICE vouucf “elm mm? W
cockerels. Single comb White lien-Railroad Place. For further partied-l
Storrs}
horns, bred {rom winners,
Coun, single comb Rhode Island Reds
bred from heavy fall and winter in
ers. Prices reasonable
Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland ate-
nue. Phone 1036.
FOR SALE-A DOUBLE HOUSE, 7, .
rooms on each side, with all modernl
improvements for both families, etch
family entirely separate. Well located
in East Norwalk. Price $3,500. A bar-
gain. "
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main 8t., Norwrdk
1M1. ESTATE-INSURANCE
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25th Anniversary Sale
Clothing and Furnishings on
Sale at Less Than To-
day's Market Value
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
ti N. Main St 80. Norwalii
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' Cigar Co.
for quality]
LOORS OF 4 ROOMS
each. Pleasantly situated on Wood.
ward avenue. Improvements. mouse
56 Water street. Telephone 3654 or
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To LET«2 LARGE ROOMS. NEAT-
le furnished, with one or two connect-
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To LET~UPPER FLOOR UF 4
. rooms and bath. Also a room in the
(attic, Furnished heat. Inquire at 26
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for two, or three room suites, north
ashlngton street and:
flars inquire at the office of Old Weill
TO LET—3 ROOMS AT 96 TAY-
{lor avenue. Inquire Mrs. R. Tarlo'r, 16'
:Grove street, or telephone 1852-12,
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‘ To LET—~DESIRABLE STORIES IN
:Hotel Clifford. Block: reasonable rentI
land suitable to needs of tenants; best
tbusiness location in city. Apply to
'Harris & Gnns Co., South Norwalk
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Miss Bertha Ruhr-Ir: again on
g: ' duty at Tristram tic Hyatt’s after a va-‘
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Mrs. Jessie George of Plattsburg
has been the guest of Miss Cornelia.
Odell.
NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS
Mrs. Charles Tristram has returned
from a two weeke' outing at Trinity
Lake.
VON EICHHORN’S
ASSASSIN EXECUTED
AMSTERDAM, August Ill—Boris
'Danskio, the assassin of Field Mar"
shal Herman yon Eichhorn, was axe:
lcuter! on Saturday. according to ad-l‘
vices from Kiev.
Dinner Party for Soldier.
Private Milton Rowland of Camp
Hancock, Ga, was the guest of honor
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him at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Ste-
phen Stone at 5i South Main street,
Saturday evening. Mrs. John Hagley died, at the home
Music, dancing. and delicious re- Of her danghter. Mrs. William Black.
freshmenta including ice cream, cake burn, in Washington, D. C., on Friday.
and fruit punch, helped make the even-y Her maiden name was Betsey Vl'eed,:
ing an enjoyable one. The guests de-‘ and she was born in New Canaan ‘just‘
parted at a late hour wishing I’riva‘eflO years ago. The funeral was held
Rowland a safe voyage to France as from the chapel in Lakeview cemetery,
he leaves roman-0w to return to Camp in that town. on Sunday. Among the
Hancock and expects on set and iorlmany local relatives and friends at-
ovt-r there within a short time. :lendtng from this vicinity were. her:
Among those present Were l’rivate,mec€5. Mrs. S. W. Merrill and My.
Milton Rowland, Sllbideutenant Rob-lJohn Knapp, of Wilton.
vrt Longman of the British Navy, ML!
and Mrs. H. L. Rowland of Rowaylon,| Funeral of Harry pay“.
Mr. and Mrs. William Elwood and: The funeral services of Harry,
daughter Emelie of Staten Island, Mr.j_1"d)'n9. a Civil War veteran, who died,-
and Mrs. Russell Broadway and Miami“! Muthune, a Boston suburb. on Fri"
Ethel Cummings of East Nor-walk, (1611'. Was held from the home of his
Miss Louise Stone, Dr. and Mrs. S. 13.5 daughter. Mrs. Stephen Goodwin, of
Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen 25 South Main street, at 10 o‘clock.’
Stone. lthis morning. The burial was in thej
‘ Soldiers’ plot, in Riverside cemetery. :
Edwards—Couch. Mr. Payne was a native of ilunting-:
Mrs. Elizabeth .\'. (‘ouch of this city. I011. C0nn,, and enlisted into H, 2nd
and Harry L. Edwards of Strattord Regiment, Heavy Artillery, January:
were married at 2 o'clock this after- |2nd. 1861. He was wounded i“ 1 June‘
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Mrs. John Hayley. I
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5 noon at the home of the bride, 30 Gold- 7st, of the same year, but rejoined his‘.
en llill street. Rev. John J. Snavely,l command and served until mustered
pastor of the First M. E. church was out. June lOiIl, 1865. ..
the officiating clergyman. Only tmme- Immediately after tile war he marl
(llalt‘ friends were present. and atteruied and took up his residence in the
hearty congratulations were extended,BI‘0iId IiiVH‘ district of this ('Ill'.‘
the happy couple left for a short trip. where he lived t’Or many yeais,work—,
They will he at home to their friends ing at his trade as a house painter. ,
after September I. at 177 \\'arwickl Besides his daughter, Mrs. Goodwin,
avenue, Stratford, -he is survived by his son, Henry 11.:
..._.. Payne, of 62 Bclden avenue. ;
Mr. Payne, who delighted in writing‘
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District of Norwalk as.
ourt. August. 10. A. D. l 18
Estate of William Ii. liendriék late
Norwalk in said District. deceased. »
Ordered, thn‘l the Administrator ex-
:lliblt: his Atidminlsiration amount to
lihls court ftil-"ndjustillent. at the PI‘O i
hate office in Norwalk, on the 17th day‘
[or August 1018, at It o'clock forenoon; ‘
(and that all persons interested in saidi
Estate. may be notified thereof, the. said-
'Atlmillisti'ator will cause this order to‘
jbe published in a newspaper having a]
,curculation in said district, at leafiti
(five days before said lith day of Aug-T
East 1918. l
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Firemen , -
Chance for good wages and Id-l Piano lir-trvcnmis Conservator)!
vancemem for men between the ages
of eighteen and forty-five years In
good physical condition. Apply N. Y.,
'N. the H. R. R.
M. D. MILLER, Sup't.. Waterbury.
c. A. MITCHELL. Sup't., Hartford.
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LOST—-A DEMOUNTAIILI‘Z RIM
and tire. Reward on retllrnim: tn.
Modern Market, 15 North Main St. So,
Norwalk.
dredge, Belle Islan’d. l‘houe Till}.
between the railroad station and South
Main aIld \\'ashington streets. Reward
will be given if returned to the Senti-
nel oflice. n7 Gt
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roUND_A POCKETBOOK cos».
taillilllz a sum of money on “J'shin:
ton street. Finder can have same by
provinz: property. Inquire 'of C. E. Nut
ting. 75 Flax llill Road.
REWARD $400
For the return of two diamond
banquet rings, taken from my
house, at Shorehaven, South Nor-
walk, Conn, Tuesday night, August
7th.
Absolutely no questions asked.
F. W. HURLBUTT .
Rio! oftbc Term?
of Rheumatism
"57min me rom- Icionc; I'lils. I not
origin—horrid you Willi pain
,s on your" Vitality—depresses
your nlilltl—aftfccta your health!
Don‘t 12‘ it hang on you: Don't aisle
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~59 to it Don‘t over-Iona Foley Kai.
1 a: Ti" For they work dircctly on
the I'll: .s—ionc up and strengthen
them to the perfect action that lmcrs
111‘" acid 01:: of the blood. dead clears
“.114 the cause of rircnnrai‘lsm, li:“i<
tango and stiff, swollen, aching join -.
Brain row, today, and soon you “
rosin to active. and free from p
r. Walsh winds up lie letter to us
by saying: "I consider Foley Kidney
Pills the best I have ever used, and
I have tried several ‘difierent rem-
edies."“‘:.'our druxglxt sells them.
Stimson-Powell Corporatl‘lr
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The ECOfiOmYStor’e at so Wan street
Nyltvalk. J.,N. Tomey. postman, can
have Its opening wwwmmm
Hill-at rotation ~ ‘
‘ Course. Pupil of New ork COIIROI‘VfllOI‘) ‘-
of Music. Miss J. Dcliee, 30 Cedar St,»
South Norwnlk.
EOYSTER LARVAE
GROWING LARGER
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(Continued l'mrn l'i’fs! ‘- .zel.
. weeks too 4* mix Zilllll‘t} .hls of
bushels ar~ plant-“ti even before the
.oys'tt‘r: lit chi to spawn.
During the past (rock the comlnis-l
, simier‘s boat has taken a great number
I - LOSTs-thlll KICNNEIIICC CANON lb of uniilples atom: the coast from East .
. feet. Reward if reurncd to R. D. Wooi- ‘
Haven to Port (‘hosterz with tllt‘ gin,
feral results listed below: 1
New llaven .\ fairly good anlmlntj
spawn was found between the‘
lu-eainvatvi's, and a few about a mile.
outside. Only a small illll'illil‘ of laI‘-;
vae was found between South West,
IA‘tlut“ and Fast Haven River. Salllplesl
taken in New Haven. and alone the.
shore to l‘ont oiIIt show very little. J
l Milford~-—Pmtlvi'-en \“.'clt:li‘s Point :Illtl
l the Stl'liiford lliver breakwater II good ,
;'lllilIl_\' larvae \vvrr- found between thei
'brwaluvators, and a few about a mile1
outside. . Only :1 small amount of lur-
ivao \vs found between South West,
' lxtlzzo lid East llaven river. Samples:
iilllit‘ll in .\'e' liaven and alomr the
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Milford— ~l‘vetwcen \i'olt-h'zl Point and:
. the Slratfni‘tl RiTeI‘ breakwater a good 3
many larvae were found inside of
» (‘harlt‘s Island. It is thought that nil-i
ifOI‘II spawning bed is at least partly}
. responsible. ‘
Stratford and Bridgeport—A fail"
quantity of spawn off StI-atford Point:
and a good showing fronl Point. hell,
I buoy to Ponfiold Light, No showing so;
gfar in and around Bridgeport HarbOIzi
i FairfieId—A small showing in the'
[vicinity of Southporl. The spawning»
lbeds in Pine Creek has been ratiier'
flatter than the others in spawning out.
; Westport and Norwalk~A number
,‘of oysters were found in the water.
3 They may have come from the outlets;
[of Coinpo Mill Pond. except for these.
'only a frw forms have thus fat been:
found. East of Chimon’s island a few
5 were found between Chimon's and Bell
I island.
t Darlen—A fair number of larvae
‘wore 'found in samples taken in and
. outfllide of Five Mills and Darien Riv-
ers. The oysters planted above the.
dam in the latter place are doing
(splendidly and the gates will now be
I opened to let them out.
Stamford—So far no indications;
[have been found between Shippan
(Point and Grenvvieh Point.
Greenwich—The bent “showing and
greatest number of larvae found so far
has been in the vicinity of Great Cap-
tain‘s Island. This showing is Without
’douht entirely due to the state’s
spawning bed. Spawn has also been
‘ round off the mouth of Greenwich
Cove, but only a little to the "violillty
,oE Field Tolnt. A‘goodshowing or:
“small font“: buttreeh crest; ~ (tantalum
0h! an .PQI'HJIL‘ 'te " ' ‘
. and the second by: Han-y yam“. the; death within a few moments.
'color was red, white, and blue, the
"tle Mills. Gladys Major,
, and the latter at Bridgeport.
, Alfred Goldsebmidt of this city.
A birthday party was irivdn Master , ‘ '_ ‘. I
4. . . , 1.0.”. Bennett at his home. to the local papeis when a resident of:
mm” F": 1 (Norwnlk. was penning a letter to ills;
on Meadow street. Games were playg . '_ y . ,
M anti a peanut hunt was enjoyed, ,hmonly surviving sister, when stricken,
first pm“ being “.0“ by Mymp Milli. by the heart trouble that caused Inn,
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EIEflSOhLflfingfw, r2. llnrothv puma]. The funeral of Mrs. Isabelle Selma
llnrrv Youilcs, HYII‘OId Thompson. Myr- Reynolds, ““9 0‘ .“lllliam H- Rel“
‘ ' Harry Ohm-11“.; holds, was held this afternoon. at 4.
tier Helen Mother. Dickie Bug. Rosie O'clock. from her late home. ml Fort;
'I'I"l,\'tl Flmor lb-nm‘tt, Leonard Qn-. street. interment Will be made III the;
minus lutv Sailor. Ea“ Norwalk cemetery. f
MAKE UP THESE novs I
Miss Amy M. tonnes. of East ave-I
nun: Miss Grace l Moran, of South
Main street: Miss lithel S. Sanbye, of
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STERLII
August Final
Reductions 0n
Refrigerators
Couch Hammocks
Crex Rugs
Oil Stoves
Willow Chairs
Willow Rockers
Gas Stoves
OLD HICKORY FURNITURE ““"““‘"
FOR PORCH on LAWN
. All Summer Furniture at a reduction from 1-4 to 1-3 on.
Must. be sold to make room for our fall and winter stock.
———CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED——
Sterling FurniturelCompany
127-131 Washington St. Phone 105.
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CIVIL WAR VETERANS.
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Harris 8t Gans
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Strength
I Here is another link in the chain of
evidence to prove that our famous cod
liver and Iron tonic Vinol creates
strength for feeble old people.
I Mr. Nelson H. Pease of the National
l Soldiers home, Tennessee, say'st—“I
i am 71 years of age and was in a weak,
3 debilitated condition, poor appetite and
did not sleep well. Vinol gave me a
good appetite. i sleep wBll, and it has
; bulit me up so I feel stronger and bet-
ted in every way. I strongly recom-
* ‘IIIend Vinol for such conditions as l
‘ ; believe it prolongs lift for old people."
“ i Frank 11. Baxter and druggisrs ever?-
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ETAFTVILLE moroacvcusr,
I 70, IS KILLED
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TAFTVIIJ. ., Aug. 12.~—William H.
.liicks. Til, was instantly killed and
53 Water Street % Louis Gregory slightly injured last.
l night when in attempting to pass a
Tel. 721. motor truck, their motorcycle struck
: the truck and overturned. Harris L.
l Hymon of Groton, driver of the truck, ‘
I has been summoned to appear before
; the coroner.
Woodward avenue. .md Miss Florencol
I). Bray, of \\'iltolhavenue. were the , :3:¢;r:h:°::” ‘ I 5‘
mlests of Miss Sarah Abbott. at llt‘l“, “I“ ”7““ Now » i
home. on liliributtruStreet, Willem: “an“ N3 l 3
over the week-end. I .*'. 99 Th! I ‘
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Arthur Ambler or lh.» Ii. 3 Mal‘lllt‘ l l I
['tll‘llh‘ olljnyi-d a ‘34 hour furlough at; l I
his home on Wilton avenue on Satin"; .- | | l
I tizlv. Private Ambler. together with; F’ .
l'rivale John Burr. another Norwalk
boy. expect< Io leave within a fcwlll
(has for active service with the Ilia-4
l'll.l s in Russia. £
Miss Gladys I’l‘illllit‘ and Leslie’
Sou’lierlnntl of lllt‘n'rrlfili‘lllll & llyaltl
YR! STORAGE OF SNEEI POTRTOES
A SMALL SCALE, THE R0075 MAV
KEPT NEAR THE CHIMNEY IN A
ACANT ROOM OR IN THE ATTIClON
A SHELF NEAR THE KITCHEN STOVE,
IN ANY ROM IN WHICH THE TEM-
RATURE (RN DE HEP! HthIlN YHE RE-
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forces are enjoying two weeks" Yarn-i RED LIMIT. ,
tlon trips. the former at New llav " H “mum wwwom c ‘
ammo;
‘ Best way to put them to sleep il
hold in the free drying book which
.will be lent any reader of this paper
who lends a two-cent stamp for
postage to the National War Garden
Quintiuhn O1: Wuhm' on.
ltIllIIIS USE SIIIS
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If Your Back Hurts or Bladder Both.
ers, Drink Lots of Water
, When your kidneys. hurt and your
rbnck feels sore, don't not scared and
Mrs William Sin“ and Miss HazM-ili'tocefed‘tt: load your stomach with a
Stull .of liast avenue have returned '° 0' thins “it“ “we the kidneys
from a few days' visit, to Camp llt:\’(‘lls and Irritate the entire urinary tract.
where Private \\’illiam Stull is Sla',l(ce1) your kidneys clean like you keep‘
tinned. your bowels clean, by flushing them
with a mild, harmless salts which re
moves the body's urinous waste and
stimulates them to their normal activ-
ity. Tile function of the kidneys is
‘to filter the blood. In 24 hours they!
strain from it .700 grains of acid and;
waste, so we can readily understandi
the vital importance of keeping the
{kidneys active.
Attorney L90 Da;.i:ka-“;.,iiat‘§,.32i Drink lots of water—you can't drink
interest. 01st about four ounces
itake a tablespoonf'nl in a glass of wa-
Harry Goldm‘hmldl, “f 3“" York f ter before breakfast, each morning for
(‘IIY Silent vsunday “nth ms brotherna few days and your kidneys will act
_'___ itine. This famous salts ls made from
Rev. John J: Snavely, pastor of the ' the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
First M. E. church. and family, leave;comllined with liihla, and has been
town tomorrow {Ol'amomh's vacationfused for generations to clean and
stimulate clogged kidneys; also to
‘ Ztlrs. R” sshemfnzfrvaiigitereiteélfi‘:Ineutralize the acids 11 urine so it no
iiéiiriiiiih 1:21:3ch in New Jersey. Ilonger is a. source‘ of irritation, thus
-—— ending bladder weakness. .
B. I. Faulkner of ‘Silnlx, “1., is thej Jad Salts is inexpensive: cannot in-
jure: makes a delightful effervescent
guest of his ’sister-lnlaw, Mrs. B. M.
l-loppelot Hamilton avenue. “thin-water drink which everyone
Jack lRooney ofdhe Naval Regen-eehonld take new and then to keep
forces ‘spent Sunday at his home on their kidneys clean and activev "Fry.
.West Cedar stream this. alsOJkeep up the water drlhklngq
wa— -, - . ,~ I
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Paul M. Connerybf the law offices of i came of your kidney tro
Mrs. Charles \\'. \\'atoi-Ilury anti
dullnlller. and Miss Ruth Nicholson of
Putnam avenue left this morning tori
Miss Nicholson‘s home in lioston. |
Mrs. Mary Morris of lirooklyn liar!j
returned to her home after a visit with‘
her daughter; Mrs. William .I. .‘lfltll't‘,l
of Putnam avenue. .
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Irving Stone, manager of the hosiery
and underwear department a: iris-l
tram & llyntt's, has returned from all
fortnigllt's vacation. 3
Miss Cornelia Odell of .\'or\v:llk has.
given her services for canteen work.
abroad and has just recolvtld her. llil‘t
pens to be filled out.
__...—..
.._...
Miss Minnie B. ROSs and Miss Jenn
nip Davis of Bridgeport are spending
their vacation in New Canaan, the
HIII‘SlS of Mrs. A. Ii. Penney.
Spencer C. Adams. assistant treas-
urer oi the. South Norwalk'l‘rust Conn.
may. is enjoying a week‘s vacation
from his banking duties.
_.._.——-—
of Jud Salts; ‘
ubié‘ini’ljback-. .
i—d
Old Clothing
, Bought
Highest prices paid for old
clothing. _
We will call for it if notified.
I
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N. Y., N. H. on. TIMI} TABLE
In Eil‘ect June 16, 1918
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
M.»——1:i'.'x, 5:271: 5:49x. 6:03.
x, 7:fo_ 7:511: 8:211: 8:59x, 9:24x,
...l. 10:33); 10:53.
P. ll.~-12:tl3x, 12:52 (Stamford
only). 1:09x, 1:331: 3:17x. -l'.'l2x, 5.27xH
5:46, 6:02x, 6:26x, 6:47 (Stamford on I
ly), 7:02x, 8:06x, 9:20 (except Suturw
days). 10:07x. ‘
Sundays.
A. M.—‘12:34x. 5:27x. 5:49x,
9:19x. 10:33x. 12:03x.
. P. ltl.~l:09x, 2244):. 3.12x.
5:46. 6:02x, 7:02x. 7:12x, 7:45x. 7:
6:061; 10.07x, 10:40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
6.5
ilz'H
n
t
S. LEVEY
58 Water Street, So. Norwalk.
Near Harris 6‘. Gans’ Coal Office.
i I
l
8:59,;
'lllE GORIIAM
4:3
5
r3
7
X.
X,
A. M.—4:10x. 5:30, 6:34, 8:00x. '
8151):, 0:13:11. 9:45x. 10:50x . A
P. M.~A12.0.',‘.x, 1'" 5x. 1:06. 1:09 -
(Saturday only). 1:...) (Saturday only),;
..
22151:, 2:57, 3:30); 3:53. 4:13x (except;
Saturdays). :23. Szlflx, 5:29, €1.00x.‘ .
6:031: 8:10x, llzlfix. 11:45x. DECORATORS
Sundays.
A. .\f.—6:00, 8:00x, 9.00x. 9:21;. .
10:03x. 10:50x. _
P. M ——12:10. 1:03x, 1:54x. 3:39x,
5:02. 6:25X. 6:001: 7:053’, 8210):, 8:23,
9:00x, 10:001.: 11:15x, 11:45);
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW
. HAVEN.
A. M.——12:26x, 12:58x. 5 , 6:07
7:15, 9:19x, 10:22x. 11:58x. ,
P. M.—1:20, 2:20 (Bridzeport only
Saturday only), 2:41 (Bridgeport only,
Saturdays). 2:47 (Bridgeport, except
Saturdays). 3:27x. 4:28. 5:19, 6:21,
6:51, 7:09}; 7:32 (Bridgeport only),
92251:.
Sundays.
A. M.——12:26x, 12:58, 7:43,
10:19, 11:12x, 11:58x. .
P. M.—2:10x. 3:05x. 4:42x, 6:33x.;
6:48, 7:08x, 8:28. 9:25x.10:10x.l
NEW HAVEN To SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.—12:25x. 42103:, 4:53x,
6:50, 8:05x, 8:30, 9:41x, 11:00. .
P. M.——12:1-7x, 3:40x, 4:35, 5:13x‘
5:33, 5:37, 6:11x. 0:18x. ,
Sundays.
A M.—4:10x. 4:53x,
91411:. 11:00. > ‘~I
P. M.—12:17x. 1:55x, 21233:, 3:403:
4:35, 5:13x, 6:11x, 7:03x, 92131. 9:35,;
Ilzltlx. I
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY
A. M.——6:13, 8:27, 9:59x.
Ill rinsr‘srnnir
East Norwallt
TEL. 452
:37
‘X 4
"‘ -_-.....I
9:19x,.
SummerSchooI ,
Mornings Until .
August 28
Fall Term
Opens
5:50,‘
7:55, 8:30x.{
Saturdays
P. M.——1:2’7, 1:51x. 2:487
only), 4:39x, 5:27 (except [Saturdaysl sept, 3
6:25.
Sundays.
A. M.—9:25, 10:29x.
P. Dir—2:15, “(:20. ' Pr
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. 1‘1.“6200,, 7:25, 8:25, 10:05X.
MERRILL ensuess *
1:50.
P. M.-——4:33, 7:07, 8:36 (except Sat
urdays).
Sundays.
A. Ill—7:50.
P. Iii-7:12:05, 6:48x, 7:18.
~annmany‘o's Connery spent yesterday ..
Erldzeport.‘ ‘ , inches-My.
Norwalk Chronicler