‘ assures srovs ant.
. no no macs
. estrus
. ' racer canar-
son trams
monoculture.“
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- Daily Trips Between
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" N OFFICE, 122 WATER STREE¥.
South Norwalk.’Conn.
_ ' Telephone 294. *
'NEW YORK CITV OFFICE.
434 Sixth avenue, '
PHONE FARRAGUT 798
.‘ Emu are In It hurry. inst phone. us,
‘ rare will take care of your express
on. We have seven of the best
in the state. Also, iiydraulia
.
our Trucks make daily trips to New
, city. Let them handle your
lit and express. and thus keep it
from the congested terminals.
» “is We ul Anythimr
, . nywnere
;. Job Togmlfixe or Too
’ shipments are entrusted t
,, tent employee only.
receipt Is given and obtained to
handled.
or write for our rates. we can
it time and money.
T AND HEAVY TRUCKING
, of All Kinds.
D VANS fer Long Distance
Furniture Moving.
, nemesis. m
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l RED OAK COAL
_m:. and you'll buy a
EFFRON
_ an St. East Norwalk.
' ‘ 441. - Tel. 441.
JUNK!
can always get the highest
to: rage, paper, metal and
- , Just call up. Highest
paid for Second-bud Auto-
H. FELDMAN
- - St. E. Nor. Tel. 1176-2
~ nonwhtkttnf —
‘ ass FREIGHT SERVICE
‘ Between _
Shelton, Derby, Ansonia
d
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‘1', E. R. foot Jackson St.,
New York
. rs leave Norwalk. 4 p. m.:
39mm. 5:30 p. m.; for delK
-e_w York at 7 a. m.. the follow
Freight received from
to 5:30 p. m.
leave New York at 3 p. In.
.rn .
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New York. tircirtmi, 76!“
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V ‘ m. mo.
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D. Morgan.
. Trucks for t‘ontractors' Work. '
condition for immediate use.
Good News Far
Building Operations ‘
'TbeWarlndsstrisslosrdbasremovedALLinldilgre-
stuctrsnsonbetbeonatyand city buildings moo '0!
new A 003'! or ”0.000.
Permits willlravetebe secured fronthe State Counciloi
Defensefor any boikling costing between $10,000 and $25.01”-
Areyonready? Wearawithalargeand wellassortsd
deck of lumbar—all. thoroughly seasoned and in excellent
Just received stock of glass for Windmills for Autos.
The bath 6 Bailey Co.
t, Sililiiilillllfill
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Navy Department Eviden .
Indicates Merchant Sub-Z
marine Laid Mine Cruiser
Hit 7
'WASHINGTON Nov. 15. The sub?
marine Deutschland is charged with
responsibility for sinking the l'nllod.
States cruiser a‘an Diego a_short dis-
tancc out of New York a few months'
asu- ,’
The Deutschland u‘ra'naily a cargo.
submarine cruiser, was converted into}
a mine layer and also fitted with lor~|
pedo tubes. she was known to hsfei
operated for awhile on the Aaorcs, iti
was stated by an crucial yew-Ma)"- ,
As far as the navy has been able lo‘
ascertain, she Was the vessel thatl
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Anchor Winter Tops.
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DISTRIBUTORS
l360—Tclcuhones—2011
Vaast Bros. Garage
crept Into American waters and dis“
charged mines which wrecked the San.
‘inego. it was indicated the navy'sg
'prooi so far is not positive, but thei
oVIdcnce is regarded as rather conclu-f
elve. - t
f The Denise-bland, under Capt. Kt» 1
Oldsmobile
Maxwell
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Sharrer Winter Tool
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:MUNITIONS census
CANCELED .WI'I‘H
UTMOST CAUTION
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'approve cancellation because the ma-
,terial ordered Is not demoed neces-
,sary to the military establishment,
,disappro'val by either of the two civil.
flan boards Is sufficient to prevent can»
I cellations.
I Officials said yesterday that- wher-
Ieever a large number of workers
would be thrown out of cmployment
I suddenly or a manufacturing plant be
seriously ellrbarrassed. cancellation
,rlauses will not be Invoked until the
manufacturers havo made arrange-
ments for lll'll‘llll‘ contracts.
Considerable reduction, however. can
be effected rapidly. olilcials said. as
many contractors already have pix-par
0‘“ for after-tho war business and need
only a short little to Kt'l slat-led on
thitt work. In other cases, nhcrc
plants have bt-cp coroplt-tcly lrttus-
posed for war orders and «‘m \irlually
hate to bt rebuilt, the. task will be
more complicated. \
A uniform procedure. such as blan‘
kct cancellation ordcrs. lhvrclorc.
seems Impossible lo runny onlcialsrwho
predict that each case will continue
to be treated individually.
MR. SLAWBON RECOVERING.
Samuel J. Slswson. formerly of
Siaruford. now superintendent of
schools, of Bridgeport, suffcl'ing with
double pneumonia. was very much im~
proved, last night. and II is now be
lieved Ilc IS on the road to recovery.
Last night his temperature went down
to 101 degrees. and heart action was
_,slrong. ills condition was such that
Dr. Charles C. Godfrey. who had spent
two nights at the bedside of the pa-
liepl, returned home. Relatives of Mr.
u
Slaweon. who were called to llridgtw
port by his serious Illness. left
their homes last night.
Mrs. Sialvson has also shown mark-
ed improvement. and it is expected she
will be able to leave her bed today. for
the first time since she was stricken
with influenza.
tilts If IilllNilI
, Ill tiltttl totttt
Mprmleag‘to Flush Kidneys and Neu-
‘ trailze Irritating Acids
., Kidn'Ey. and bladder weakness re-
bill! from uric acid. says a noted 'alr
Ihoritf. The kidneys filter this acid
[routine blood and pass it on to the
bladder. where it often remains to
irritate and lnflame, causing a burn-
InL'. scalding sensation. or selling up
on irritation at the neck of the. hind-
tler. obiiging you to setk relief lwo'fil‘
three. times during the night. The
rllil'Ql‘i‘l' 'rs‘in constant dread. the wa-
tcr pail-sea sometimes with a scaldisz
rcnsaticn MM is very profuse again.
there Is tllhp’ttlty in avoidin’}: it.
, Bladder weakness, most folks call if.
because they can‘t control urination.
fiwéfiioacxtremely.annoying and
sometimes very painful. this is really
It) r
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BUFFRAOI CONVENTION.
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vicar.
connrrrons t
IN ENGLAND!
with a cargo of dyes. After about four i
ll weeks she went out with a cargo of-
' , trip, she docked at New London. Conn.I
.Un her outward voyage there was a!
What happened to her sister ship..
the Bremen, is still a mystery. as far.
ish admiralty probably knows. ind
there may be some American sand of-
.cerlaln. she was expected in at New}
Annual Meeting of State Organisation'mirdon and never appeam. Storiesl
The forty-ninth annual convention offline ctptuted and interned 5) ”W
Ithe Connecticut Woman Suffrage As- Bfllllh.‘ t
Friday. November 21 and :2, at Hotel seven or elem or the vessels of Incl
Tall, New Haven. De. mnventlon will‘ Wurst-bland type. which she later wn-l
Miss Katherine Ludington, at 11:80:
Thursday morning. Reports of the re-I POL]
Inig. first came into Baltimore harbor!
nickel. and when she made her secondi
collision in which a tug was sunk. §
as the world is concerned. The Brit—
flcials in on the secret. One thing ist
NW. 2! and 22. current In naval quarters are that she-l
3trot-ration will be held norm" and Germany is understood to have buIilI
be called to order by the presidenlhverlcd Into submarine cruisers.
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cording secretary. measurement» or-
ganizer, headquarters secretary. labor:
organiser and county chairmen will oc‘g
copy the Thursday morning and affect
noon sessions, but will be greatly
shortened in order to give lime to the
olrlef business or the convention.i ~--< - - .
which is discussion of and planning for} Mr. Lloyd George has bciorc. him the
the political organisation of the stair. dinicult task of trying to ket-p unwill-
Because this is a legislative. your, Iho' rr that anatomy of the Bowery-nits
association feels that the political or PITU- WhICII supported his WHI‘ meow,
ganizatlon Is the most important imrl urea. and enough Liberals to give lillll‘
of its program, not only to help in so» It balance or power. The decisive Iu't'la
vlniiliz lhc franchise for women, bill "I"! WI“ bellow 1mm) LIIN‘I‘HIH “I“ I0"
bt'cuusc or the irnnrint-nce of Woman low Irlur and 'Wllltl. the Lilit‘l'itl party
suffrage. to educate them in their dtrt W1" d0.
ties its citizens. “ So far as lrcland ls Ctilll't'l'ill‘il, Illtt
The itillliiltl suffrage dinner will up clectlou probably means the almost to-
hcld in llw btyl room ot’ llolel 'run, lal disappearance of the old National-
Thm‘dfly pump“. at seven o'cmp‘g Isl Party of lledmoud and Dillon hour
Speakers whose names will be nu- Westminster. 'I‘hc zs‘lnu Poitier-s arc
nounced later, from the Republican “WWII 10 “WWII SUIIUWI‘I‘ [WINDILL
and Democratic parIlt-s, men and no but. the members P'N'N‘d by IIH' SIIIII
men. will present their party":- am. Fcin always rvfusc to take their rt‘iils.
lutlc upon reconstruction nrcasurt-s' In addition to trying to hold ltIchll-Y
and lllt‘ll‘ pntly's claim to llre support 01' his Cont-erralivc and i.'.l)t'rlll HIIIII
of women. porters. Mr. I.Io_\ti George is tryrn: to
The Friday morning session of II... reconcile Ilrc Asquith faction. Mr. A‘s
convention will open at nine o'clock quith could have had a high seat in
with an address by Miss h'nlht-rinn the present t'ubinct If he, would have
Ludington. Reports of the various accepted it. There were two obslat-
committees. legislative. pliblicll)‘. cili- t'les. howt-vct, Home Rule and Protoc-
zenship. will follow this address. Al lIon. One of these the Conservatives
ter the committee reports, will cu"... will not have and the other is ohm-l.
the pledges and the election of olliccr.‘ I‘d ‘0 by We [liberal
for the coming your. ' Mr. Lloyd George ddressed ii large
group oi Liberal members from botll‘
houacs ol Parliament on Ttrcstlny.l
Andrew lionar Low. Chancellor of the,
.Exchequer. also presented the t‘orlig
tion program at It meeting of I‘onscrY-j
latlvcs. This program is said to in-t
'clude "safeguarding? agriculture and.
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BIC SAXON SIDESWIPES BILLIE
COGSWELL'S CAR.
Fair Driver of First Named Vehicle
Without Driver's License.
There was an exciting mlxup at the . .
junction of North avenue with East "5393““ “I“DIIIHCIUI‘EII. IIIIDPI‘IM
avenue, about ten o‘clock, this nrorn- forearm and Home Rule without coer-
ing. when a big Saxon “mogul“ driv- cion of the six counties of Ulster.
on by Mrs. Churchill Pomeroy, of' Mr. Lloyd George's speech before titt-
liidgeneld, came In contact with ”,9 Liberals advocated a league of nations
machine owned and driven by William and emphasized the need of national
t‘ogswell, of Sherwood avenue. !unily. Ilc begs the Liberals "0‘ to
The left front wheel of the larger-gum Limited m0 ctlon “damn-2‘1“:
-ar was demolished and the running ionic Rule do “Oi 313mg}, ‘9 )1“,
board of the Cogswcll cal‘ Was broken; “ “"5 of either party. 9 great 5.
The matter was investigated by Po t “HM ”r M" Lloyd (.eorge ‘8 Ms W"
lice Sergeant Gibson and. it developed: sorrel popularity.- I ,_...
that Mrs. I'omeroy did not possess a: ,__._ w '
A
ed, under her own recognizance. to ap-
pear In court tomorrow morning. :
Mrs. Ponrcroy. wlr0tse husband has;
extensive orange groves in l-‘Iorida,i
/ IIIIIII Gi0SSI ' Will
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explained tiral she did noL think it: ‘ I
neceisary to lake otrt a license in Con-I Try This! All Dandruff Disappears
neclt ut. although she occasionally" ‘ t
drove. her son‘s car. and Half Stops Coming Ou
Surely try a “lianderlne iinlr'
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pro 5
Trsritam 8. Yeti
Norwellr's Leading Dry Goods Store
that were ordered last June.
Night Dresses of Quality
After many delays welrave received a big shipment of FLANNBLBTI'E NIGHT GOWNS
Only a person! inspection will prove the exceptional value of these gaments that com—
bine good looks and comfort, with the highest quality.
All are wonderfully well
made. and show the latest designs in a wide choice of colors.
More of "fire Pretty Petticoats
An endless variety of styles in black and all of the latest and standard shades, with a wide
choiceofnrodelsandmaterisls
sauna.
rnoss wno no rears OHIII'I'IAS snorrnto um wru. rum pa raspy wr-ra
amscms nacnaa nrsn nt avast! nsrasm N123
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War Department Having
Trouble With Men in
Camps About the Country
WASHINGTON. Nov. fb.——Cessalion
of hostilities in Europe and disappear-
ance of the prospect of meeting the
enemy out the battlefield has brought
an Immediate lore of morale among
lAmericnn troops at home that In re-
garded at the War Department as
Isourewhat alarmlt'u. It lg understood
that steps to deal with the situation
already are being prepared.
i'pon news that the armistice had
been signed. the mental attitude of
the individual soltlw It: said to have
undergone a marked change. Instead
of hmnlinrdinx his Immediate super-
iors with uuerlcs at to the probable
dau- of cntraininr.r for the iaeahonrd.
he became anxious as to the date of
his release from service.
More serious are reports by some
commanding oflcera that their men
are exlrihilinu a tendency to vii-w
themselves as nirt-utly released from
the strict whim» of th- cnnrps. I'
is understood relatives of soldiers who
have absented llrenlselt’ee will be
risked to assist the authorities in hav-
Ing tbcnr rt'lul‘nt'd promp'lv to spare.
the families the disgrace of having an
armed guard scnt, and/with a view to
mitigating the. punishment of the of-
fenders.
Tl EXTENDED FOR
1‘(gl'gltlSTMAS PARCELS
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not permit applications being made to
the War Department. The certificates
of application for the coupons are as
l‘ollowa:
The undersigned hereby makes ap-
plication to forward to ~-»»--~---.
Organization »~,—-~— —. American
Expeditionary l-‘orces. a Christmas
package. The undersigned hereby de-
clares that he or she Is the nearest
living relative In the United States of
the proposed recipient that he or she
has not received a label from abroad
and that should such label be received
It would not be used, and that to the
best of his or her knowledge and he-
llef only one Christmas parcel will be
sent the proposed recipient.
Cartons for mailing parcels to tho
soldiers may be obtained also from
the Red Cross through arrangements
made by the War Department.
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SEVEN DIVORCE ACTIONS
WILL COME UP TODAY
Seven divorce actions, In six of
including SILK, SILK NIPPLES WITH JERSEY TOPS AND
o
ll. ‘Krlcger Co.
We will dress the Whole
family from head to foot on the
WILL HOLD SPECIAL SERVICE.
Members of Trinity Church Urged to
Is Present on Sunday Morning.
The following letter has been sent
to every member of Trinity church:
Victory Thanksgiving Service.
People of Trinity Church:
Next Hunday morning, by vote of the
rector and vestry‘ of the parish, a \‘Ict-
ory Thanksgiving service will be held
at 11 o'clock. We want every one in
the parish to participate in this serv-
l
easy payment plan.
Ice of Thanksgiving/to Almighty God
,for granting America and her Allietl
ulctory over the Hurt and the common
'enemy of mankind. it is a time to re
Iolce. It is a lime to show our grati-
tude to God for giving (us the victory.
It Is a time for sober rejoicing as well
as noisy demohatratlon. Your rector
and vestry r9mind you of this fact. and .
bid you come. and rejoice and givc
thanks with them. We want the voice
of every member of and every one as-
aoclated with Trinity parish trolled in
this celebration. We want everymau.
,woman and child In the parish to join
to singing the "Bombay."
The organizations of tAc parish will
meet in the parish hall, at 10:30. to
march in the church In a body, led by
the flag and the choir. Every member
of every or sanitation be. present the
Red Cross In uniform. Come and
:1)“in ‘£;2;’b::‘:ll “i?!"lg" Allidl‘d'r ‘1‘":‘5‘; corrrplilnenls from high partly ultra-’1 Is.
P 5 ' he )(‘l‘flll‘ once off in Work IIIII‘
the parish anti Trinity church. Ilrint: lorltiirct'y. {mugs and pmcimcy M...
.Voulr email flag with you and t'tillivn’u‘ irrlo 95”,. 1,). Mr. Walsh. m“, H”.
“M y, . ' iora Daniels. stated that thr-mvn :t
"Conic .Emd ,M "5 “h" lhztrrks unlol inureL nulnbcr of letters receivcl at the
”w '10"? . “1“ PM you min“ , flrcnthutlrtt-rs. in Now lltrvcn, .‘tir.
‘ FREDERICK A‘ (OU‘AA‘L‘B .Walsh is tcgardetl ill-I one or t.r t-lmst
cc t‘. ofiiciuls in Ihe slate.
‘ Wardens and \‘cstrymvu. I An inwnmting realtlrc bizizijzirl tut
5““ “- ‘918' ‘tlurillg the talk between the two l-r
Au augmented choir. unlit-r tho di'iwas that during the I,“ 3 1mm,“ u ,_ ,._,.
rcciion of .\Ir. Sims. will sing it fcslal E number or dogs have hm." ”0‘5"“. l in
“Te Demo" and other special settings1 ~. ., ,. ' 1th.. “M .3...
on inwitalioan extended to all to be: M"; disclosed, and assured \. U -.n
Vpresenl. Walsh that his department v ..t .1 nth
_- up the case and have the gull,- hilly
ROBERT A' VAN WYCK DEAD- punished. .\Ir. Walsh was also itut‘por.
PARIS, Nov. 15, 4:35 a. rn.- Iiobot-t'izvd to work in the running dotwt of:
A. Van Wyck. former Mayor of New . the museums and tooenllst thy .cd or
York city. In dead here. jlhe local authorities and. with tho ‘lll
N “\"YORK. .‘ov. 15.~v-Itobcrt Arr, view. has laid the case herons litter“
tlcrson Van Wyck was the first man curing Attorney CI‘IIIIIPI‘ L. Hegetnan,
elected Mayor of New York city after “ho Is also investigating.
the adoption of the charter undcr' " ‘ ‘
which Brooklyn. Long Island City and; REPAIRS TO MAIN STREET.
other places adjoining the former City
of New York were consolidated with it Commissioner Bennett Making Term
in form what became known on Great- porary Changes, After City EngL
‘ ncer Minor Presented Case.
er New York. Mr. Van Wyck. a Dem-
ocrat. entered the mayor‘s oflice in As a result of a petition signed by
1898 and served until 1902. ‘In the. fifty residents of upper Main street. in
election. be defeated Seth Low and the First district. and personallyteken
lenernl B. it‘. Tracy. He was sixiy- to Hartford. by City Engineer Henry
nine years old. It. Minor. the road-bed on upper Main
street. is now undergoing much needed
SAVGE AN.” sun "UR ‘mrl’i‘évi‘t‘éifiiiiv In this particular sec-
MIIIIINS Gilli Illiii
tion was in very poor condition and,
being one of the Important thorough-
fares of the city, It was subjected to
very heavy traffic. The residents near-
by drew up a petition; which bad
It's Grandmother's Recipe to Restore
Color. Gloss and Attractiveneas
Almost everyone knows that Sage
"Pea and Sulphur. properly compound.
MANY DOGS POISONEO.
Government Work Hampered by Los-
of Canines In This City.
Cerporal W. L. Daniels of lire .; a,
Gas Service Station. at New liven.
was .1 recent visitor in this city, ,t 'o I»
its mind upon Dog Warden ’l‘ I no .- l-i
Walsh on matters pertaining- tin-
dog s.it.alion.
A high tribute was paid to MI. \\ allrrll
by Corporal Daniels for the. deep i ..t l~
eat and great aid he has given in iliirt
\vork. doinng the past year. and v.t‘tl
that the local warden’s splezttlil on u
in; in the number of dons ’furni-hvtl
lho Government has t-ullt-i! for I.I.'tll\
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has been spending the summer whirl
Mrs. Pomeroy has many friends in
driver's license. She was arrested,
charged with that offence and reletts-;0l-EAN8E8 vol!“ “Am
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her son. by a fortrrer marriage. Edwardl
Beckwltlr. of Itidgefleld. and naively"
Norwalk who are sorry for her rrris~
hap.
RESTRICTIONS STILL IN EFFECT.
German Male and Female Enemies
Must Live Up to the Law.
The restrictions upon the German
which resitlenls of Bridgeport are pe-
titioners. are assigned for trial before
Midge Hainvs In the Superior court.
today. The Bridgeport cases are:
Annamac Robinson against Reginald
Robinson: Edward W. Smith against
Thelma Lypn Smith; Georgiannn I..
li‘leanse',‘ If mu wish to Immediately
tdonble the beauty of your hair. Just
intoisterr a cloth with Danderine and
5 lmw it carefully through your hair.
,taking one Hilltll strand at. n time:
Itlris will cleanse the hair of dust. dirt
:or tiny excessive oil—in a few minutes
‘, about fifty signatures. and entrusted it.
to City Engineer Minor. who marten.
trip to Hartford, where he laid the sit-
nation before State Highway Commis-
ed.‘ brings back the natural color anti
lustrEto the hair when fatletl._slreak-
cd ‘or grav. Years alto the onlv way
to get this rtrlxiure one to make I'.
sinner Bennett.
The repairs now being made by the
at home. which is ruussy and trouble-
some. Nowadays. by asking at any
State Highway Commission,
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sul-
yhlle not.
permanent, will put the road into finer .
condition once more and. It is under»
stood. that next year further extensive
and permanent improvements will bo
. made.
BOILER EXPLOSION KILLS FOUR
COLUMBIA. S. C. Nt‘ liwlivpltr
male and female enemies are still in
effect despite the slgnf'nlr of the armis-
tice between this country and Ger-
many, according to an announcement
made by 'D. A. Cronin. special agent of
the Department of Justice. No change
has been made In the regulations and
they will continue to be in force as
usual. ‘
t-t point that will prove of Interest
to the alien chemise about the city
was brought out by Mr. Cronin. who
stated that one of the public
parks will be arranged for t sole
use of the sites. on Saturday and Sub-
day of week. tor their own recrea-
cpe of the hunt simple ailments t0
c'ercomw‘ "(let about four ounces of
, d fitilts from your pharmaclst and
like a tablespoonful in n glass of wa-
ter bt'forti breakfast, continue fifis for
two or three days. This will neutra-
lize the acids In the urine so It no
Ionizer ‘la a, source of irritation to the
bladder and urinary organs which ihcnt
art normally attain.
Jud Salts is inexpensive. harmleell.
and h Mojrnm the ”all! 0' mean
and lemon juice. combined with lltMa.
ahdlsusedbytbousandsoffolksm
are subject to urinary disorders can.
ed by Irk- add mu Jud m D
r
Ml “mounts. camellia harto
my
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you will be amazed. Your hair will be.
wavy. fluffy and abundant and pos-
seas an Incomparable softness. lustre
and luxuriant-e, L '
Besides beautifying the halt-.011! ap-
plication of Danderind dissoikes-every
particle of dandrul; lnvigorales the
Wall). slovpinl: Itching and falling hair.
llsnderino Is to the hair what fresh
showers of rain a'nd sunshine are to‘
vegetation. It goes right to the roots.~
intimates and strengthens them. its
exhilarating. stimulating and “(G-NO"
manure-Am
easel smell have out". salt.
you'll
NM 1 “I.
Dorsey against Walter Dorse)‘; Lesa
Parmalee. Bunce against John W.
Bunce: Bertha Klein against mm:
W. Klein; John Lingvai against Rose
Linavai. The last named case was
assigned for the previous week but
was not reached. The seVentb case
on today‘s list is that of Bessie I.
Merritt aglrrost Howard C, Merritt, both
of Norwallt. ’
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JOII GARCIA. THE VILLA OF
'OOUTHIAOT MEXICO. I8 DEAD
MEXICO CITY. Mexico. Nov. 15:—
.fsse lass Ohm Mexican rebv
lei mm. who has been to Southeast t
mummmvmsnu
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saunas.
rm '
phtlr Compound." you will get a large‘
bottle of this famous old recipe. Int-
‘proved by the addition of other in
gradients. at a small cost. “
Don't stay gray! Try It! No" one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair. as it does it so naturally
and evenly. You dampen a sponge or ___
soft brush with it and draw this
I imall’ The second district firemen were
trmnf' Strum)”. it: “grog?” 1"! eimlle'd out this noon on a gym alarm ,0 .
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, . 52 Swing street, where the residence
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. by M'r. and Mrarllanford smith and
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.m bla’u started It: the stain: spari-
'raest but had not reached much bend-
.uiorr of a horler in a cotton gin at.
Eastovcr. near here, killed a white
man and three negrocs, today, dmnm'.
ishetl the gin house and damaged
nearby buildings. Jesse. Lloyd. a ne- _
are. blown into the air. fell into a
well and was rescued alive.
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