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sflmoadfis spending the week in Atlantic in which a Whippet tank is to appear.
:lf‘your Back bumzor Bladder bothers
' lot of drugs that excite the kidneys and
' Your kidneys cleani'like you keep your?
, bowelsclean. thy flushing them with a:
M; routes, 12 We.
SOCIETY ‘ ... m m 1... m ..
m, Edward. irho have been spendint-
Flax Hill Road. :
. A " : "3W.
IVEWS m. a... x...‘ 'u......" an. a.
was Betty Canary 01 Brooklyn. were
J mater guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. I.
m Jones, Mott avenue. ~
mvmauo 3
— Loni: Canons and Miss Anna Sav-z Mn. Mary M; “rum-has been‘
among- of the Springyvood district‘jspendmg a month in Union. New Jet.
thisl I m 181.38? {m lathe! r ’sey, has returned to her home in Flax ‘
O'Fisroi windmills. “lemmas; 'parryz. ms Road.“
Weveul.wm~and was then drew l ' »
en. touthexflaaetto abhilding where a ' Mt. and Mrs. Charles V. Sea‘jng.m,.
m photograplmwal taken. Awe“? daughter; Helena, of Union, New Jet». "
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333393;? at \omk b lied] on a {sen my vbitors -0f¢.Mfl;‘ W G.
? Mitchell. of 259 Mu «Hill Road.
31:. anders. Adam Steinwsld 0t 41 |
South Main streee gave a luncheon "
Saturday evening. in honor of Dr. and lyn hospital spent. the week-end at her
Mrs.~ ll! who have been their guests for home ,onyCedar-street.
thexpast two weeks, returning to their ; -~
homelmNowark, N. J., today" The l'_Fatt‘y Roscoe-Arbuclde
occasmn was a very pleasant one, the‘ 3 3- caning.“ Norwan‘
timbeingoccupied With instrumental i-‘sttv "name. Avbuokle-will be at
music, singing and a line luncheon. the Regent. tomorrow- in. “Camping
The party included Mr. and Mrs. Adam Out." Also Earl Williams in “The
Stelnwald, Dr. and Mrs. Ill and two Highest Trump." Don't Miss mfg plu-
daughters. and Mrs. Louise Hoffman gram.
of Newark: Mr. and ers. Arthur Burt;
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Mr. and-Mrs. Albert Burt and Albert MAW
Burt, Jr., of Bridgeport, Mrs. A. Vaast, ' ER
and ._ daughter. ‘Mr. and: Mrs. Peter-3' FmELY‘REND ED
Vanni. Mr; and'M‘nn. Charles Payne§
and Mrs. Emma Hamilton of'thl’s city:
‘. direction of Mrs. Victor J. Benelisha.
Paula—Wood. 1who is.~well-known.in New York and
A pretty Ester'wedding was sol—i Brooklyn as a‘concert'siiser of some
., . 3 .noce-
omnized as St. Mmsihls morning. The p m follows:
when Mlss Margaret Veronica L. f Prelude. by Miss Mary Snimn. ac-
Wood. daughter 01’ Mr... and Mrs: companist.
George Wood‘ot pPeebles, Scotland. be- .I The Earth in Darkness Lies. by
- Choir.
came the-divide», adherence. Joseph Reading (Cross-otJosusyby "‘91)“,
Holmooi‘.=or10"Leonardrstl-eet. The; my, Rev. angis Cltrka
rector. Rev: Thomas-J.- Finn; said the! T116 Lament'oi the Women.‘(Contral-
impressive ceremony; and‘thouNuptiale. ”$39) by, 333;. D“ Mbrecm'
mass was-said_by Rev. Father McGnin- Refilling mM‘hé paging), by
ness. ~. ‘ . ' ' l Rev. 1“ Clark. .
Theattendantrwere Miss Theresai 140‘ Nu‘m' 3“” 3" Troubled.
Gasparrin‘o .and Private Laurence Pnu‘ L {3333: fifinwan‘daggzirflawm;
twinned :Fron mm Pate)
Wm M " “'" MAMMNA‘ '
1‘ ‘ . , =Eaatus~wlhhls ‘ 1 ‘ ’, . ‘ .
> I mum-a use mint
lgenldlct firm? 0:. ‘
5 Wm -mk o'umi .
mood here today by Willilh J.
unison, chairman of the 0m-
E I ~ " Jr several months in Hewlett. Justin's than...
. and P érsonal’ turned to their summervrolflenco.~on+
Miss Marie McMahon of thlla'Broole1 '
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Thmnwt Mr. Barn!” n ,.
no o‘ninediin. n urogenital-l
E “500101!!!- Sm. _
Mo.» descrilfl on Mon.
”mmth Doss-ante a W
American soldiers
March 20. The pontifl in concluding
lklt
the soothes said:
. "it is with. peculiar pleasure that
llama cousin of the groom who was‘ Reading (Jesus, the. Cmcitied’). by
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in unuormyhavinngust returned .i'n‘ml,‘ Rev. F. Clark. 1:
overseas. service with the 308th .Regi- ThH‘Efiflthe3‘(Bfll 8010. by E- H- l
, 3 Every unasham-
ment; of the 77th division. ! God. Ho‘s Salomon-Ansell! (Duet. by :
The ”M" “’53 mmmw ‘gownedf ms. v.3. Boroughs-mun. c. '
in a suit of blue with’hat of corms»: D. Alfimht). ' , ‘
onding hue. After‘ being pimp“: 0 Death. Where is Thy Sting?
graphed ”Gregory's studio there w“ _ . 3
" ‘ , Fear Net. is Soprano-solo, by Mls.
a. reception?“ :the Pw‘fi’hm. and Benellsha. anal choir).
Mr. and 31mm: 'leflg‘ilor tom’s: imfifngkpreurs (Choir). 1 h
honeymoo‘n‘trlp.; "their return they Savior Ltves pontralm So 0. y
will reside at lU'IJ’éodardntreotfi‘ ' [1.xra’mimfia.‘:.mno 5030"“
M‘ f 1' Min. limo). .
Harry Perms, who recently returned 3 VictoryAQnanet and *final chorus).
froml‘ranc-e with the "Rainbow Divid " '
sion."_has hPen spending several days BOY~3¢OUT NOTIOE HEADQUART- .
with his mother. Mrs. Lizzie Peters, oi" ERS'ORBSW .
Miadison street. He leaves this week: All‘Boy Scouts of Norwalk will re-
for Tampico. Mexico. where he will port to Deputy Conmflssioner Nash'af
enter the business in the oil fields. 4125 lmfm~ afternoon Jill-m" oi"
the: hone of W. Haiku: analilut. sve-l
Mrs. John A. Hamilton. of Flax Ilill nus to take part in the demonstration
City. New Jersey. ’
’ , ! William F. Cogswen, the popular:
Judge Edward ‘L. Andrews and niece building mover who has been very ill:
Miss Taylor, have opened their home with pneumonia following an attackoii
on Flax Hill Road for the season. ‘ influenza at his— bemoan - Grumman.
j avenue for several wrecks, was able to'
_‘ come downtown for the first time since
"AVE W Ym ,his illness. and is rapidly recovering!
'3 ‘ a his strength although still very weak,
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W "St SALIS‘ William L. Guthrie is about town
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again after. an attack of the grip.
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drink lots of water. I - ‘
When your: kidneys hurt and youré
back feels‘qore, don’t get scared'nnd‘
proceed to load.your stomach with a
irritate the entire urinary tract. Keep; . . . .
‘ th‘nliyou can't pin: your
“i car outsell?1
l a easy Drop: in and
wan show you How. Paint
isthismhcrnoonand run it
out new tomorrow.
The finest material we
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mild... harmless salts which removes i
the body's urinals waste and stimu- :
lates men: to atheir normal activity.
The function otthe kidneys ls.to filter
the blood.» in. 24 hours they strain-
fronnit ‘500 grains :of acid» nod-..whste.
sow-o can readily understand the Vital
importance of keeping the kidneys ac— '
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Drintiloos of water~you can’t drink
too much; also get from any pharma-
cist about {our ounces of Jad Salts;
take a tablespoontul in a glass of water
before breakmteéoh'morning'ror a
few days~andsyour kidneys will act
tine. This famous old salts is made
from: the acid 0! grapes and lemon
juice. munu.wnh-limla, and has .
been used for generations to clean and i :
stimulate clogged kidneys: also to new .j
traiine the acids. in. urine so it nolcmgx
or is-a. source of irritation, thus ending
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot ilk.
jure; makes a delightful effervescent;
mun—slats:- drink which. everyone;
dietitians-.1 new and then to keep‘
infirm clean and active. Try
thifinln‘hoenmp the-wafer drinltlng. ‘
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every housewife canes-fly ownvthisuscimtrfielutchen
lichenaad-enifoysitsmt convenience.
Noother cabinet saves so may. stem—4‘03 other
combines all’wanted features. Hoosier-3's capacity is
extralsme: its. constructim extmounlity.
meet every housewife should have——
the oneyonhnve-lonz.wanteda. To deb» 9131215!!!
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showrooms“: mobilization whatever:
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lint. ,2; you“: old, son of fir. and: ,‘
his: h arm: mm its-st ,
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ill]. a: Ill“mom-oi: n3! I ' ' G' h
i k m on a . w 3 _ ,
:kuli was 21-23:“. The young man f: l- ‘ng am week
manta-auras; thsr sonic-aw: #33...
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April2 24? to: 25‘.
.Wilhc the ‘ M he!“ is yct.
omlathoe wins an is busy;
Wantsewiugt in mi-
tier'patir'm of warm days to
cane. 0f" great interest“ are.
the. ginghams. Tiny: give
pronn'se of great popularity
this summ‘el' and 'their-“bl'lggln,
cheerfulcolorsare a pleasure
to the, eye.
Anderson Gingham: with a
surface 3328Mh as silk. Col—
ors guaranteed not to fade.
11mm are small pink, bl 11:3,.
green and. lavender Chm
Plain colors; pink, old *rose,.light and dirk blues and
lavender; Afl'ofrcoursedherc arethepimdu
, _ _ 32 incheswide, $13!th
l: large plaidlinudnrk colofings. A3 gingham of
' durable quality in‘greot demand for children ’3" school
frocknand playtime dresses.
32 inches» wide, 85 cts. alyard.
: Zephyr Gmnnof. fine quality. Thesaarenin
favor with many as» they launder: perfectly. The
colors are fresh and ‘coollookinggand modmmediniely,
links ot-applc or peach orchards in the Sunshme:
Snoh'rcleat pinks, blues, and soft shady greens, dull 1.
[towns and tans barred with pale lavender" and
black. Many striped eifects in mist-collection.
1" 323mhes wide, 75 cts. a'ystd;
. " ' Domestic Ginghamsfor all purposes. Narrow.
». or Wide stripes, lavender, pink. blue and green.) Large
plaids of striking color, checks of every size.
32 inches wide, 50icts. a yard.
Thil’d soor. ‘
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ASSWATION MEETS MW Member gave a. "hen
ghoul-t talk? to the editors: \Villl. l...‘
' flanked. April 21.~The€onnecu t . Mulligan.- chairman ot the Knig'r a
3711'” “humour-mm Return- Editorial Association held its sprngpolumbus War Activities (‘omlv
f "“1"" VM “-9“. sneezing.“ the Hotel Gardewsuurdomspoke on ”Recent Obson‘alu‘
: CAMP DWfilAJer. Mill-8 AMfsltnm-n. Tho-mm~wro-guests France," and EVerett G. Hill. 4 :31
21”“. Mt" new. use” this: lunehoonof M‘Ilor Frank G. Macon:- l-Iartford Times, read a paper «u 1w.
.m “‘9" Diane M the rush Offber who recently retired from the Hart torial Associations of (‘nnnn :1?
, Sunday visitor: *0 "3" mm . ford Globe. Late this aILernoon the dealing with the history ot‘ nvw vw
5““"15: ”WM “W‘lhwm members ol‘ the association will be the§writers’ associations in this stav-
duly. win-n MM, III-no- quuumou ' guests onlle Automobile Club or Hart-‘
. WOMAN KILLED‘WHEN' STATE EDITORIAL
JITNEV ummsvenst
‘m'insunthv killedflm hu'htnd sieri- ford can ride about the my. Mrs. -—s..¢i-ol Want Adver- mt
:ml” injured ”‘4' “9“ “N "mi H. B. Hale, wife of the editor of their. sure to bring an best )1 - or:
doubters Whurt. Elm Hutton-i Gazette. entertained the M
! Tm-Jozni its-lily in morning to
3 lawoll after visiting Twain-ninth Die " ' “"w‘“
Specular Tho Seymour
jsgo. flowing his motorcycle and
fsidecar to avoid‘n mm Mr.
38‘ Min. Blind, PI“ Mummliflnu Bllc' nits.
Hot Soup, Salad; Beans, Cold Out-of“. All ready
iJoyal collided- hendon; with a his
EPacknrd driven by Ala-adv.Doerfler-. a
ijitnovxdriver: (
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l were losing emission-nos at the
lhospital. Mr. Joyal. attributed the so;
3- cidont to his brakes which had bani?
working badly. , j
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