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WEDNESDAY, Infill" 191
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resemblance to a girl beleived to have lains in motion pictureS: Jabk Nelson.
been drowned when an Atlantic liner Gertrude Claire, Frank Hayes.
illegent Theatre
fl Today
The Whim Girl,
Mae Marsh
Parke to help restore the health ot
the victim's aged mother. All tho
wealth that has prcviousTy been lavislr
ed on unfortunate Louise is now Pegs Victor Moore in “snobs" and Two Reel
AT PALACE THEATRE, TODAY.
.- V‘ J\ iv «.‘v s/‘J‘V'N
gy's—motcr cars. horses and jewels ‘ Camcdy’ “His Wife's Friend."
in But Pegzy finds grcatest pleasure in \
. "Hidden Fires” horrcba'ck.) . ~ . . . -. The l'llfl'll-n~18l'l.lf"nl.' of the Palace an-
, 0 mdk‘ "tlllelldfi 10! the 110 Sllf’ 1.. nottnccs tn.tt \lctol Moore the colt
\ GoldNyn feature. N50 a trave- living Pcfs'gl‘ bliSif’S hcheIt‘ ill 591W“ hl'ntt‘tl comedian in Paramount Dic-
lue series nmnt work. aiding unfortunate fam- lures. will no um attraction at the
"*~‘ Hills and individuals that are ever pail. palm-9 today. when “snobs" mu 1....
Thursday and Friday 0f ‘1 cosmopolitan (‘llV- In 1191‘ (‘ll'dl‘lly '[ll'PSt‘lllOtL This is a stcrlln: comcdy
work l’ozcr ts brouzht to the lit-dutdt- in which up. an“... of a milk “-330“.
The famous tenor. _ _ . ‘ . .
" of a Laitl and 1s aslnl‘llshvtl by tho llkf“ who inhcrlts a “HP and twenty mil-
Enrico Caruso
( in Shh makcs inquires and her nSltm‘rlP splurge quits .-.n uncongcnial chiron—
. lnc-nt is greater when she learns that mom to find-happinp55 in u". tovp of
tho sick girl is none otln-r than Lotlhit‘ a huhln woman, Mr. Moore ls excul-
‘arlte. come back from tho- dwad. ()H‘F lontly sulllmi'lctl ll." Anita King-‘0’“-
ncss lhr-‘wan patit'nt hours to hursolt' lions. onlvrs' SOClClV ansl- aftcr a briof
“My Cousin"
first run Artcraft picture
lwr unbound couragr‘ Dl‘t'f"!l?-~' ll” .slilllt‘l" Johnson and Et‘m’fit J0Y~
And a 1’3th Ne‘VS from tll'ODIllll‘I lo thcl'loor as sllc sccs A two “.91 )[u('k.§()]]fi(§fi oom‘wly,
Pictorial llt'l‘ own counterpart stained 3"” ““1“” ‘llis “no < l‘rlcnd. fulfil-.1"?z that
__ lip suffering and sad “Xlll"l‘l| n!" no Murray and Many Thulntan, null
Saturdav ' ._...__._————————— .“l‘” he on tln- program todav.
AT».THE REGENT THEATRE
TOMORROW AND FRIDAY- TROUBEED minis or
~ FINANCIAL STREAM ,
FLOW SMOOTHLY now
:7 ‘ pt.9u|ar Tom Moore in his lat.
Goiowyn triumph,
”Thirty a Week”
The Famous Singer. Enrico Caruso. in
the First Run Artcraft Feature,
1 . -‘. L “My Cousin."
Lomlng! ( ln thc photoplar “l'lllt‘ll vslmciall} iLontlnucd from rage One)
I; A1“ n A. Brady's newest film h” lli~ ('itlt-illit ”(4.1” under .\l‘f(‘l‘:tft * '—
(g ,u l 3. :tttsl-it't's. linrit-o (‘al-ttso. the ct-ll'llm‘ llnllll. tltt- l'ollouing officers \vcri- clms-
IQ - _ .
4, “StOlCfl Ol'dL‘I'S' ml tvnor pl.-vs two rill-‘5‘. 0UP ““1“: (‘11. l
. ’ . . . . - . . . .. l'resitent lldwin 0. Keclcr |
.. ; . .. . Whl ' ‘ ., t‘; "llll. a smLt-l. and “w 0th“ .. . . . '.
'1 ' r p.c.ure to Tre p ((\ I“ . H . ‘ist will) m'lkf‘“ \‘H't‘ l’rcsztlcnt >4 harlcs P. Trlstv‘am.
. i c l I I ~ .. " o n 'V ‘
- wvv-MA-‘W .M'“ m 3""11" all ‘1" ‘ ( aslllcr~hamucl ll. \\ cod.
, 7—” lllfl'lt‘lS for plaslor casts. Thcsc luo Ill ”19““ 0f (lll‘l‘clOI's gli't'll in these
-- "'" charm-tors :ttc the. principle figures columns yestvrdzty the name of Prod-
;‘y in tho story of ”My Cousin" which will el'lfik Lockwood “'35 madvordantly
J, omitted. At the Central Trust company
br- shown at. thc chcnt Theatre to-
. J. Thornton PrOWitt was elected presi‘
morrow and Fl'ldav,
dent to fill the vacancy caused by the
As Mr. (‘m-uso appears simultan- death of John Adams Brown, and Salu-
eouslv as \‘ztrulli and Nanni. he play- 3‘” J‘ Keelvrhwas 919"?“ vice presi-
, , . cnt to til 1 0. vacancy thus created.
Iv ' c (I _‘ 1 '0l' ‘ . .
”l“ oppo. It to h'mHHf fl 9mm” Mr. kc‘eler, thus becomes the young-
mllllll‘lt‘ photography “PT-0853?”? was est tnan to hold that responsible posi-
-‘l .2 r"me of Screen
.iaunee 2:15
Delights."
Evening 7 and 9
‘ ployod for the. purposc, [t is said that tion in the history of local banking
thesc citclt-s and is beings,r showered with
tho svnrhr‘onism of action in .
qcuncs is perfect and that at times the cimgl'atulatlons today.
- - - - ' -‘ " George S. Raymond was re-electcd
cft‘cct is most startling. The situations Sm-rpmry and treasurer.
of this photoplay are said to be higlllv Merger Rumors Not Confirmed
dral‘atic and filled with stirring hcal‘t . Despite the statement made. regard-
ing a mergcr of certain banksby Mos-
srs. Maychoff, Alt-Mullen and Brooks,
in a letter to the directors of the Fair-
l‘ield County National Bank and made
a p:ll‘l of their formal statement print-
(wl in tho Sentinel yesterday. nothing
dvl‘inite developed at the meetings of
lllt‘ hoards of directors of the Fair-
l'ivld County National or of the Na-
tional llank of Norwalk ycslcrduy af-
tcrnoon.
Today
Do yOu like comedy?
Victor Moore
in Paramount Picture,
. “Sachs”
and Mack Sennett Comedy,
3! “His Wife’s Friend"
. Fr, aturing Charlie Murray
<‘.’l lry Thurman
Thursday
l'ive Acts High-Class
‘. audeville and Feature
Picture
Enid Bennett
; ”When Do We Eat"
:lpjl
AT PALA.:: THEATRE, THURSDAY.
and
Enid Bennett in. “When Do We Eat?"
and Five Acts of Vaudeville.
Another theatrical trollpc has Eonf
the- way of manv other itinerant hotly V 1‘ _' _. .
ol' 'l‘hespians. Ont-r- more the sheriff moo? ((31:31? tfdiii‘orlshigroll‘g“ 1111:1511;-
has scized in», bloodhounds anti poor oilit-ials ot‘ either bank, but all ré_
old lincln Tom. But little Eva escalr- quests for details wrrc gently but.
ed. riding in a box car to “'attclville, tirmly refused, albeit With 3 smiling
. aCe.
whore she disappeared. The \’Olllli-. lt jg generally understood that com-
girl ran away in fear uftcr slapping mittees were appointed some little
Frlflay u". face of the sheriff. since by both of these banks to take
: Marguerite Clark “\Vllé‘n m \Ve Eat?" asked the 12:31]??? uvbflnd few—1‘81 dinforlgill
.. . . _ ' . , . .‘ St . ave ecu w an possu y
_ “ in . “ Slldnd‘d .lthlS as 500" as they “e10 tentative plans drawn up. but it is
The Goose Gll‘l able to express themselves. In fact. positively denied that any dofinitc ac-
il _. they had apparently eaten but little tion has as 3'91 been taken.
. . -
Vaudevflle of late. Several haVe gone to work on ‘
farms and the manager is in jail, It is FATAL EXPLOSION
OF MOLASSES TANK
(lays. ..__._~_
The foregoing is merely the prelude BOSTON. Jan. 15.—At least ten
_. ‘I n. _ Param unt 'ctur 'h' h persons are known to have been kill—
1 . 9 f“ , ° 1” e “ '6 ed by the explosion of a storage tank
gm“ 'be displayed at the Palace Thea- of molasses in a freight yard near
ltt'c.
_ .__,~_ . t
Thursday. starring Enid Bennett. Cutts' Wharf, on" Commercial street,
- 'the Thomas H, Ince-Paramount star. today.
it lHlE lllitllllES
-r REGENT THEATRE TODAY. jj'rtm'picture is called 'éWhen Do We ‘l’i‘;"Kit-fgggogfg‘fé$39.33;? 2:2!”
_ ‘ r or ' . ‘ . I ‘ . ‘ c-
(“Arming and Lovable Mae Marsh inl hill and 18 said to be the ”95! l“ turc demolished several buildings.
'H'dd _ n . _ ‘iwhich this popular“ actress has been blew an electric freight car 01! the
u on Fires, 3 Goldwyn-Picture .seen for many months. track. overturned a number of heavily
and a T"ill/M00“? Series l in the supporting cast will be found ”a?!“ trucks and killed about: a doz-
_. , ' ' en orses. ‘
'a number of sterling performers. Al‘ --
'Raynt'ollslfi 0f Charles WW- a prom- Patrolman John Toothlll. this morn-
inent Paramount star; Robert McKim. lug received two letters from his son
John. Toothlll, Jr.. who is in France
.o'o‘oooooooooq'iththw“‘- . -
3.......:”.”.”.”.“.”.”.”.”.”‘ u _ c 68th Artillery The letters
vwerr- written on December 22nd and
- iGE: I .thc Norwalk boy wrote that they ex-
. l .
ACQUAIN'I‘ ED
Marsh rerealul in he favorite- sport
pet-ted that they would leave {of this
riding aStride a whirl-d steed. ‘mm
side during the last of January. A re-
l‘eggy Murray (Stine Marsh- is a GUARANTEE” 1
'cont war department announcement
hotel ‘nmvssiand girl. believed to have
" ’ '.!“sday’. F ridav
and Saturday
a. sad world for UnclelTommers these
1. thrill unlike any Mac Marsh has
iwetotore encountered brings pleas-
muble moments to an end in ,one of_
scenes of her latest Goldwyn Pic-l
um- “Hidden Fires," which comes to
t.» Regent Theatre, today. The win-1
sunn- Goldwyn star. who is an accom-l
lashed cquestrienue, enjoyed a rare;
unit during the taking of some 400‘
'll-“i of film for the picture. Not since;
in» filming of her f’v‘sl Goldwyn Pic-'
lure, “Polly of the i rcu's," has tMiSSi
til
:stated that the' 68th regiment would
arrive in New York yesterday but as
yet nothing has been heard of them.
TIRES AND TUBES
When » magma: .
‘ ’ All Makes ;
Last HaveZYourgA“iliirsziis‘ffif.§£:
\ W . . ‘l'i . 5 3 , . Guarantee . ;
it. . ~ . . :Fircstone—JGXS Skid ....... $12.50
1.3 esnxaiiiiflen. .Ftrestone—SOXS 1-2 Skid ...... $15.5o‘
:xictor—30x3 Skid ............ $14.50i
- . _ ‘ I ictor—30x3 1-2 Skid ......... .00.
In.» piece of machinery IS expected‘ Norwalk—3’lx4 Skid _. ...... $133.00.
to run without frequent overhaul. Firestone—30x3 Grey .......... $2.15i
ing. but some people do not real- gfigrwfgzn—fofzy ........... $2.253
ire that. the eye is a. most delicate ”exam 33x; 1 2- GGrey ...... $2.70,
. H . ,. — - rey .. $2.50'
and comphcated machme, and. Other “I“ MN] “I ]_ . ‘ i
must be treated as such. ' “’ ' ‘ d " “ ( ”' “"
Do not let more than two years. Sponamgl‘v LOW I
l
g i ‘I’:.
.\ \. ” -4 ‘1' # 7'
- Inpse between eye examinations. .\;_ ,,,.,,.._;_;,,__——.—:_——:—._”d’
. Davenport !
See Us and See Better. =
T H A M E R. jTire&Rts bber§C0.é
Optometrists and Opticians 556 Mill“ St, Stamford;
"The home of good gloom."
Stamford} .Pllolte 2543.. i
”:7 Atlantic St.,. , , . «
born Sat. Eve. ’till 9 o'clock. Est. 1391' ”:«:¢o°«:99:”:‘0:‘0:“:’°:“:°.0“. 3 -
. .' ’ ‘ ’7 .7 WE“- ag ‘ I ~- ,AIJA .‘
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MVW to riches becausc of her remarkablc one of the most successful screen trib‘
and j
is lost at sea. Peggl' bewme“ Lou‘se others. i ! ANNUAL MEETINE
“a — . SECONDS STAMFORF
HDRCE R. NASH
Comer-North Milt-3°95 WW5“:
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intervals“
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Alterations
‘b_
FrZe.
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“Quality Shoo”
January Clearance Sale V
Our Only Sale of the Season “
i
- The annual parish meeting of Grace
iChurch was held at the residence of
5W. F. Bishop. N0. 15 Bolden avenue,
‘last evening. at 8 oclock. There was
a. good attendance of voters. The!
treasurer’s report showed the Parish!
in the usually satisfactory COnditlont
financially. The following nmCOrS!
Were elected for the cornin:.r year; l
. Clcrk—Vl'. F. Blsho . Jr. {
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l
. .
-~-..—._~.—,—--—-
2 Treasurer—Geo. E. ul'tis.
“'ardens—Robert Van Buren, (1 A.
Harstrom. 3
Vcstrymen»—~\V. F. Bishop, W, p.
Bishop, Jr.. F. E. Birch. E. L. Bradley,t
Geo. 1:. Brown, Geo. E. Curtis, 14.8.9“!
Hyatt. Thomas S. Murray. .i. T. l’ro»'
Eggnog-Jul mzo~a>wmeb>aq
a: ozow—arnnau
‘~_..m.~. .._.... word-s .--... v4 4 *o- ,,.
ray. Lester Hyatt. . .
The delvg’ates l0 1hr- Dlocese Con-
vention are Geo. E. Curtis, (:00. E. '
Brown. Thos. S. Murray and \‘x'm. V
' “'ardwell. Jr. > ' .
midttox-s~~—.\. R. Malkin, n. s. Van“
Buren. '
.witt.. John E. Taylor and \Vm. \Yard— l
well, Jr. I ‘ '
The rector appointed the following 0 Ow i e €1.0st to N R
committees: : I E
‘ Financcv—C. A. Harslrom, 'Geu. Es ‘
Curtis. E _
Music—(‘. A. Harstrom, Goo. E“ ' .
.. or Real Bar at '
Pew—Geo. E. BroWn. l "s .
Property—F. E. Birch. Thos. Mun!
u.
.. Wflvmmratiom Free‘vwm:
" Q ILAlltTER ",5
in mighty hand,
.arp tho names of those present:
CROFI’TT& KNAPP’A - iohn Cavan'l h Robert A Holmes
SALESMEN MEET l. 'R. Wilmut, Sign O'Brien, 15. G. 1181;]:
ison. Col. T. T. Mosby, Sr.. Thomas
(Johnstone, H. A. Mason. St. Clair A lantern comps
‘Burns. Thomas Quigley. 0- B. Carter. on dark nights and early mornings to
fflflM R 8314 _ _ ' 'L. H. Hermes. G. L. Walters, T. T. tend the furnace or in the ham or .
¢ ag!'"('les in hundreds of ('H‘leB through— Mosby Jr.. H. E. Dean, W. C. Martin. garage or wherever \thc flashlight
out ”19 country 81'? n nulactured in G. \V. Dykeman. Harold VanVVagoncn, won’t quite fill the bill.
lllv C. 6.: K. plant at outh Norwalk. J 1 Desmond W “v Vl'illlams F H
- ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ~ ‘ t We hove a lar a stock of good up
30311111139 tparty on Thursday night will James, Peter Foley. "[vlceable lantemsgin several sizes “a
c e le conven ton I l
. terns. Also road lanterns with
Last night's meeting was presidedj _ PM . ,
over by John Cavanagh. first vice- SPECIAL SESSION OF :1“??an “3135 thud barn lantern-
Dresident and General Manager of BOARD OF EDUCATION: t arge re ec ore. -
me C- & K- Companr He read a let- -.-,_ lLAN'l'ERNS 49c to $2.3!
ter of regret from the president, Phil- .
, _ Albert F. Gehehe »
and Messrs. Ward, Miller and Ahrens,
ip N. Knapp, who is out of the city.
together with Supt. of Schools Bucb-i ""3 HERE 'F ""5 “OJSEWAR‘
and was unavoidably absent. Mr.
Kuapp's letter was given three rous-
a“‘“‘- 125 WIIhington St. So. Nomalk
After some discussion it was voted ; pm Delivery. Phone on
ing cheers, a spontaneous testimonial
to request Mayor Donovan to request
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Continued from First Page.
Tnctmxont- Jan. 15. (Correspon-
df‘nf'l‘ of the Associated Dressy—Tales-
of horrors within the territory 06n-
trpllod. by the liolshevik government
are brought here almost daily by some
advcnturous Russian, oftcn a young
officer who has made his nay through
the Bolshevik lines. Them- stories are
published in the Archangel newspa‘
pcrs under the headline: “The Rus-
lsian Nightmare." ‘_
‘ Two of the mrmbers of the Arch
cd from Moscow where they had been
led from Moscow where thyc had been
taken under arrest. quoted Nikolai Le-
ninc. the Bolshevik premier as say-
ing: "Our days are numbered. \Ve
know that. but in leaving the power,
Continued from First Page.
of the respect and affection in which
he is held by his associates. Mr. Cav-
the Corporation Counsel to accompany
the Supt. of Schools to Hartford, if the
anagh in his remarks tendered
warm welcome to all and especially to
bill ahuld reach a public hearing in
committee.
those who journeyed from the Pacif-
The meeting then adjourned.
lc coast and the Gulf of Mexico to at-
tend the conference. He expressed
the pride which the organization feels
°° .. W mm: W“;
One of the Archangel papers says Lorcglgn: bzieflyélriectgeged fished “'Qri‘l adjusting the same. ”“9339 ’8 can“;
that lhv 'H-cord of the "Central All- ' 3 m n as e wn 1 COMPANY L, C. S. G., by A wrench, twist or spraln in th.
many obstacles. perhaps the greatest.
the business world has ever encounter-;
ed. but all had been _met and com,
quered and the final result was a
large increase in the C. & K. business.
, . h lo -
ple are shot to the building of the zvgrougrhzksfmglilss gkbzifgggghflfigl
commission itself and in groups of 20 finest ever carried bv the C ‘& K
I" 3". at ‘T mm" Those “75° come mforce, which is equivalent to saying
order to mqulrc about arrested rela-l
. -the finest ever made. The strong po-
. two: are llmmaelvea‘arramed and dis- ‘ , .
‘appear. Only those who can afford to silicon or C. & K. in the batting indus-
' and l .
pay a large sum of money are liberat- 33“ whizllle;51ce£:?ltiestenl'lxll§ ofiggl‘lfi
buck. Even if done in childhood. It
creates plnched nerves and pain ht
Inter life in the difielvnt organ. III.
u-bs.
Russian Investigation Commission is
one of tortures and horrors. Arrested
people." it adds. "disappear by groups.
Act-ms of tin» lcrman general staff
arc working in the commission. I‘co-
SOUNDS TAPS WITH
TURKEY DRUMSTICK
- P Six
(Continued From age ) disease and pain, health to recto".
through harmonizing the nerve m-
tono In your body. lt‘emnlo wool.’
given special attention; also, cum
tune of the spine. You will umrl':
not giving the Chiropractor s cm
to help you.
ler.
The feast which included turkey
and all fixings appertaining thereto?
was a model of its kind and was serv-
ed in one of the company parlors at
the Armory. with fully fifty members
:2" ix" 3.1%.20gfgr sgfigigkmhigimgfie lea to great expectations for the and guests present, and was well ”am Treatment. Given A.”-
l‘orclan‘ minister has lost 3all svmpay- l'egrlnowi Opening. served under the direction of Daniel C
lhics among the Working men, but 0 0w ng Mr. Cavanagh the other J‘ McCarthy. Who prepared the in- To FRANCIS, n. '
'addresses were delivered. interspersed
with stories and anecdotes and general
good-fellowship. The complete pro- ,
glam was as follows:
gredients at his restaurant on Water
street.
Then followed an hour or two of
most delightful entertainment, in-
‘lrninc still has great success in some
places."
Within 0 St. 80. Newark. Conn.
One Bolshevik member of the (7an 34 (no .
-; .‘ . _. . mm Palmer School.
hiltlltt'(l\(ft\s‘(ga £012.12]; zmhof'jf' . ‘5 “C. & K. Possibilities in 1919“ eluding a musical program, and short Grudufle '
come u; Perl-'0 53d 'ol‘psflll ‘ f 5:“ John (‘avanagh . speeches by Captain Charles Rogers —~-——:3
g 5 - S“ l e “The c. e; K. Shop Under l’oace ron- of Co. 1, Captain William 1. Com-
.bonrgeoise must disappear In a social
Institute, unloading tho ships on the
Neva and cleaning the barracks. Wln-
for clothes are being requisitioued in
l’etrograd. The bourgeois fur coats
wlll not exactly fit ’the Red Guards,
ditions" stock, the original commander of L
Company, and others. Captaln Charles
Mllnegf K Company, was not able;
to be present, owing to illness. v
The big hit of the evening was:
made by John Matthews. now of the!
J. 1.. O'Brien
“Inside the C. & K. Shop"
Peter Foley
"Transforming the lcy Mitt
Glad Hand"
Egg, Stove, : .
into the
Red Guards 600 suits and overcoats
belonging to the Romudofis. The
bourgeoise must disappear in 0 social
State. If we go on steadily we will
soon teach the u'sslan bourgeoisc
.what it. ought to be and after that the
bourgeoise of the world."
Another speaker at the Soviet gov- R. A. Holman) . curred.
but they will patiently bear this in— lrvin ..
, g R. Wilmot U. S. S. Panther. but formerly of the _ -
fig:‘.en::nc§'. gutltilge‘liiral fro m we "Dobbs & Co.’ The Biggest Thing on converted German steamship Cincin-g d
(' 11 ea ’ s u 9 among the the Hat Map" nati, which was sunk off the coast of} . - at an I
. ,
. Thomas Qulgley
“The C. & K. Sales Force in
Era"
France.- John spun his yarn in a
most-unaflected and simple way whicl‘l'
made the story all the more efective.i
Many of his adventures seemed funny,
indeed, when viewed from a stable'
building set well inland, but must have}
been-harrowing enough when they oc-
...c New
Frank G. Lamson
“Realizing 100 per cent. of the Possi-
bilities of a 100 per cent Organlzno
lion" '
’ «DA-1.;
"Harris & Gm
that-Germany and Austria no longer and sales mans l
' ‘ , , 7 get led a general dis-i
' were, “we“??? to_ Bolshevmm bl“ 'cussion following the regular program. i 'l ' ‘
t3!“ the main danger 'now 13" w"“,Prominent participants in the discus- [[85 » "“1 If
England and America. 'We must "'1" aion were Frank G. Lamaon, dean ofI . .
plres and we have decided to sacri- - . - ' AND K'Dms Hun]
fice our blood and our bread to tbe'ézzst. representative on the ”Pacific
German proletariat. As usual, Landlord O’Connor served —--—,—
Bolshevikl openly confess that their . . , , no Wm: emu
hopes of maintaining power are very £23131? xifiieifieoiffiii; 2:311“ fir' ll Bladder 5’0“?" V0“-
weak and that their only hope is hackemo Hotel mince pie. Following
emment, Bukharin, is quoted as saying Mr. Holmes, second vice-president _
port the revolution in the Central 331- the sales force and Col. T. T. Moshy.'
Other refugees here report that the a delightful dinner. starting with the Take a glut; of Salts to flush Kidmlya.z
.World-wlde revolution. t Eating meat regularly eventually
. m. m.
. ”produces kidney trouble in some form: t
,or other, says a well-konwn authority,‘
7 : Ebecause the uric. acid in 'meat excites
; the kidneys, they become overworked;
'get sluggishf clog up and cause all . .
l sorts of distress. particularly backachei Pnoes for a an“ m
'and misery in the kidney reg-ion; l‘heu-l One or two of each style. 8h.
matic twinges, severe headaches. acid i 34 to 44 in the lot.
stomach. constipation, ’torpid liver.
:lgglazssness, bladder and urinary in; V COP‘7 RIGHT ‘
Clothing Co.
_.
The moment your back hurts or kid-f
ncys aren‘t acting right, or if bladderl
.bothers you. get about four ounces oft
1Jail Salts from any good pharmacyh
stako a tablespoonful in a glass of wa-l 6 N. “all“ Si
.ter before breakfast for a. few days?
" :and your kidneys will then act ..
Ffine. This famous salts is made from .
fithe acid of grapes and lemon juice}; ll you have any broken
icombincd with lithia, and has been' .
{tn-red for generations to flush clogged wmfluw glass have us
replace them. thereby
saving heal. -
; kidneys and stimulate them to normal
iactivlty; also to neutralize the acids
'l'lll’ GORllAM C0.
DEC ORATORS ‘. '
iin the urine so it no longer irritated;
113,452 East m
The family soap cake and f g
the kitchen range are two of '
the most: necessary articles in ,
daily use in the household. If i
they do their work properly, :
the results are cleanliness and l
wholesome food, which means i
a large part of living. i
A STAMFORD range 15 easy to l
manage. and none works bet- f
ter. !
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