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spasms, om”, 19m ‘7!
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BUTTERWORTH
RIFLES‘PROVE
. IDEALHOS’PS
Continued from First Pals.
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ance as they lined up‘ in company
front.
Then followed a succession of the
snappiest. military evolutions seen in
the aunory in many moons.
After assembling the company First
Sergeant F. E. Bedell turned the com-
mand over to Captain Charles B.
Ifilne, who put them through close
order. the manual of arms, riot duty.
street. column and hollow square ev-
iolutions in splendid style.
After a brief period at rest. First.
Lieutenant Charles F. Guamieri. as-
sumed command and followed a few
movements in.close order with the
firing manual, standing, kneeling and
lying down.
‘—.‘ After another short rest period
. . Lieutenant George C. Meehan. led the
company through right and turns on
It News .right and left into line. bayonet prac-
ltice at double time and the manual
'of arms.
Gifts to Patron and, Captain
2 The men were then formed in com-
St. Paul's vestry will hold a meeting pany front facing I:hecballcony and
. _ . 'Co oral Ne em a an en in
'l'hlh evening. grarcpeful little speech. stated that
! much of the success of the company
was due to the generous interest and
financial support of George F. But-
temvortm. and. that it had been the lav
d . The tention to have him as the guest of
m it “011“”! '1' “m" S b” 1"". [honor and to present him with a tok—
SIH‘ d1“ "0‘ 5 en of appreciation from the members
[of the company.
An unexpected busine|s engage-
YOUR ment. howev.er had made this impos-
1‘"!
BUY
VICTORY
BONDS
new unoxwm
e61: $1 00 «
' 31. so
Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON STREET,»
SOUTH NOBWALK.
Howard '1'}. Crabbe ot‘ llai'ien report
i to the Stamford police Saturday
t A... _ . I“ _. L: and ran
a. “n n'uttnnoinle driver: w, urn.
onion was not injured.
i3 1- lli'l‘ llzini1‘.
'SEE "DON'T CHANGE
_. . ls'ible and the gift a fine gold headed
'HUSBAND. . Regent. Theatre today. cane was deliveied ‘0 Sergeant Be-
‘1‘“ .1 mm" ldell secretary of the company for
delivery to him.
The eiitertuinim-nt dance, planned, it is an unusuall3 handsome stick.
I131 Friday Honing, May 9th by thel'ho graceful!) shaped head bcaiini;
{this inscription.
PRESENTED TO
}EOR(}E F. BUTTERWORTH
By the
51h SEPARATE 00.. (1.
April 28. 1919
Then came another pleasant little
iceremony when Lieutenant Meeban,
lwith a few heartfelt words of appre-
t mldn ii of M :.try has been advanc~e1l
m \V-11iii1s1iay tiening, May 7th, and]
will b1- h1-ld in the Town Assembly's
5.1.111, Svcc's Orchestra furnishing the:
music. Ticket holders are kindly re-‘
rillJSttfid to make note of the c ange.~
S.
(in
(Miner Jarvis Murray arrested Os. Elation 'preserlilted on behalf or the
1 utterWOith ifles a splendid four
'“r Anderson yesterday afternoon silvei tea service on an elaborately
who was charged in being implicated 2 carved mahogany tl‘ily. on whiéh was
:1“ lh‘} ”19“. Of some. automobile lit-3a silver plate bearing UIGSG.'WONSZ
tings for which Edward Hamilton was. PRESENTED T0
' nested the day before. Both are out", CAPT- “HARLBS 15- MlL.‘l-:
- - 1 B' the
.m their own recognizance with on. 5
31h SEPARATE (30.. 1‘. s. 1;.
1mm to be in the uptown court at 9; BUTTERWORTH RIFLES
“clock Saturday morning. 1
April 28. 1919
Tile actual presentation was very
gracefully done. it being brought
torvvard on a small stand .and as the
covering in the design of a service
flag was lifted the table was whisked
7away and placed behind (.‘apt. Milne
so that he could re turn it after so
repting the gift. from hi slieutenaiit.
—Dance oi‘ the Craftsmen. Town \S-
‘ft'lllbly Hall, May 2nd. Admission one
'filollax‘.
J. Walfiar Lisberger, who is. more
closely related to “'orld's Champion
.Henny Leonard than any other man. :33? hm"). 9119?"? “05:9“ ”1‘! 09“?
attended the fight in Newark 135‘ eve- Then came the reading of the
ing and saw his friend technicall). names of the members of the com-
"OCk out Ex-Champion Willie Ritchie. lan) who had donned the United
~1r. l.isberger was accompanied by States uniforni,-including the two‘
who died in the service during the
”1'. Louis Liebgold and Lester Collins.
E'l of this city.
world‘s war.
The eleven men ai'e:~----
Ru-Isell Frost. “'altcr Filter. \ViL
liaiii Milne, \l'illlam Juveiia. iliirliaid
“’ebb. Oscar (finque. Neson livers. Jo-
seph Marick Edward Finnegan, and
Clarence London and James Leonard
who had given their lives in the
service of their country. As 1-111'h of
these naiiiis were read there Was the
i'ui'i‘le of the drum.
d1~1p impression. ,
.Tlien came a short speech by Ma
3131' Morehouse. of Stamford. comman-
‘ Local bird lovers are busy these
: picking out the. different “Makes
mil Models," of which there is an iii-
tinlil- variety in every species. Mar-3'
~. re visitors to this locality arc- boim;
a- ted, one of the most seldom to b1-
‘1. :a hen-abouts being' the Carolina
.1 1n. Many bird students have not
bind tlL m on their little list for a num-
iviiich made 11
“ JUNK DEALER
' ’ '1- a . ’ 7‘ .‘e v: gu- . . . _ " .
. - /
.mmmmm.
BLAMES con Gums
FOR'DRASTIC LAW
l Continuum mm
ed these powers under the guise of
war necessity. but no necessity for
any such grant of powers. War upon
the part of a republic never necessi-
tates the sacrifice of the fundamental .
principles upon which the republic
is organized. .
"He is not exercising any authori-
ty not within the provisions of the
law which Congress passed. it he is
exercising it arbitrarily. how did Con-1
gress expect arbitrary laws to be ex-
ecuted except in an arbitrary way? if
he is exercising that power depoti-
oally, how did Congress expect the
laws to be executed except in a des-
potic way? They are cruel. arbi-
trary and at war with every princi-
ple of free government and should be
repealed.
"For Mr girleson to be dismissed
and to leave these laws upon the
statute books would indeed be a tra-
vesty. if we do not want arbitrary
power exercised in this country. the
law making body is the body to ap-
peal to and not some administrative
ofllccr."
P
FINED IN COURT
1Contineed {—x‘afi' Page finer.
The junk dealer had not been keep- l
int: any recon] of his transaction and
did not keep a book-keeping system
in English both of which are requir-
ed by law. He was represented in
couit this morning by Attorney Leo
Davis. Mr. Harris is an aged man,
around smenty- -five years and can
neither-read nor 'write the English
language. although he has been a res
ident of Norwalk for the past thirty
HOWL‘AND’S
Entrances on Main St, Faltiield Ave.. Cannon St.
-——4
new 0min.
Homily. April 28, ll".
3eais. For this reason he has nevei
kept any books since he entered the
Junk business some. twenty- -six years:
ago and has no recmd whatsoever of
his business dealings Attorney Da-
vis informed the court that Mr. Har-
ris conducts the Junk business on a
very small scale and is preparing to
discontinue it altogether. due to the
feebleness brought on by the man's
advanced age. He entered a plea of
guilty for his client on the two chaig
es but stated that he had not been!
33' eie stolen ‘1
aware that the goods
31 lien he had puichased them.
As the. charges against
were but of a trivial nature. and as
the state and railroad ofllclnls had
no desire to preSs court proceedings
against the aged junk man. Judge
'-\'osbuigh dismissed the case. fining
Mr. Harris 35 and costs, amounting in
all to $10. 60.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
The following warrantee deeds were
filed at the office of Town Clea-l: ller-
bert R. Smith during the past week:
Carrie L. Lucien-00d to Leslie 0.
Gaihani. lot and buildings on Edlie
avenue; Fannie B. “'ilcox to Mary ll.
Perdue. two acres and buildings at
West avenue and Academy street:
{Harris L. Raymond to Arthur W. Day
the man '
'and wife. lot and buildings on Belts
place: Sarah G. ,(‘ampbell to Samuel
J. Keeler. lot and building on Morgan
avenue: John R. Coon to John 1.. Rob-
erts and wife, lot and buildings 02:»
First street; Steve Slllnl‘llnl‘lskll antlv
wife to (Steve “'argo and wife lot Olll
Flax llill load: Lillian \‘.
Griffen to;
~ls‘uiiimel 1%.. (‘ amp, lot and buildings on
\an 7.2mY street; The Kno\ Hat {‘.,0
.» :11' 1.:‘ “we, 1i1ei' of the First Separate BulliillOIl.lll) Borne} lleBrmnn and )litliaei
__“__ who had ievimved the dim. and the I Stpgnbel-g. 10. and building< a1 Con '
"its Ilny Scouts of America are 80' '1“ ” weref-lisniissvtl. . . irord 'll‘tl d'iv stl‘eets‘ Nd? I
e}. m 1,11,.“ ,i house to house canvass A boiiniitul luncheon oi sandwn-hf ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ ”‘0" I “u";
, , .' ‘5‘ pickles, i121: cream. cake. piinrh pli3 .ind klllht‘l'flnt 11. Green lot sndi
1!] behsli “1 ”1" Local Liberty Loan and coffee. was served by memlieh buildings on East “ashingtoii street.‘
1:‘1iiiimitt1-.- l'ttilliIVl‘ to the Fifth Liber- of the. company and Private Bates .
the sweet singer of the conipun3,
lht'll sang a number of the popular
songs of the day. which Wore, greatl3
appreciated and heartily applauded.
‘3' Loan. 'i‘he boys will obtain the
.x¥1~'1-:'ipti1iiis and they will be turned
in .he. banks designated. where
.,u]'
- lil.~' payment must be made. The llan1'iii;.r to the music of Syec‘s 1n- '
puts .re not to handle any money. (lie-Sim and :1 general L'Ontl time to]
:1 being the plan adopted throu'gh— ”Wm "“"_' alter .Hmlmght- . l
. _ The complete list oi the (fillt'vl's‘
The tountry. Th" Scouts wtli “L and men or the compan3 follow:
meted as to how to handle ”I" Capt. vim. n. Millie, lst Lt. (,‘lms.’
~1:riptions. so that there will be no (iiiamieri. 2nd Lt. loo. 1‘. Meehzin,’
rtainty. and there will be jost as 1:“ Surat. l". E. lac-dell. St't‘gl-‘ H. 'J-3
iu-enu. Smut. (‘. M.- l~‘l12wwellen. ('orp. .
h privacy as to who subScrihes
Neliwniah (Eunice. Corp. C. M. Bring-
"m‘ amount as ever. The bO-VS ‘1’“ 11m. 1‘1n'p. N. 1!. Fanning. Corp. H. V.
worthy and they can be trusted iiocthby. (~va A. (1. Kraymei'.
s respect. This notice is given Musicians. J. l". lilill‘(i\\':-illl(l Yalon-
cenburg. .
Cock. H. M. Crandai.
Privates, J. F. Hurt-1133's.
liiites, G. C. Crondail. i". "llasslel'.
lira). C. B. Banks \V. lloydcaie, S.
Crush, J. L. Creagh Mail; Candee, J.
:1 we the Scouts' friends that they
- called upon, as a great many
asked about the Scouts, as they
med to give their subscriptions to
1 ‘lltll les
R.
L. .
enclose with BC and mail it to Foley &
LOAN '
Tum
Tats-4pc“.
macaw...
writing your name‘snd address clearly
You will receive in return a trial pack-
age containing Foley’ 3 Honey and 'i‘ar
Compound, for coughs. colds and
is. - ' tion and
‘ "23f l sucih cons?!“ “dated Ever. G. P. Ells. J. C. Esplsito. E. 131,.
on 1 .i ness .5 grea 3 app ' Eckert W. F. Flevvwell.-n, \Viii. Flew
h» boys WI“ "7 to be worthy 9.1 ellen. Harold Fryer. H. i.. Gucples. l.
- Same. 4W Gall. G. Horvath. G. W. Hitt, S. Holni
._ __L____T—n-_’_-J:. ——_ .“§,es. I" W. Heidel. T. Hunt. T. (r. llitt.
. '1). Kistinger.J. F. l§1~1ler.J. Katora
R Teiog, \V. Lesbo \‘i’. G \ieehan.
._ L McQuinllan, H. l). MitclielL J. L.\
1 nds l0deii.L L. E. Platt ii. A. Platt. M,
l; Quick W L Russell P. 13'. Roland."
‘ 1 lM St-‘nlepski. J. .S. Smith G. Sander-
: . f th z-hui. E. L. Stevenson, G. Szoes. 0.:
, 0 e Situges. H‘Turkowski, 1.. Wood. 1‘...
£ “rill'llly. '
. 1 - _
g , “Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
. l "‘ - --
CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH
' MONEY
l
i LIBERTY 9’ Don‘t Miss This. Cut out this slip.
.35
11.1111: or Sarah Lawlel' to Julia A. Mon-
lgle~i1l1
‘or the Nbrwaik Methodist
church which was scheduled— for Fri-
f Saturday evening at eight ofc'lock when :l
'a combined business and social meet—
Co., 2335 Sheffield Ave.. Chicago, iii."
Samuel '/ (‘liesbro 11) \Viliiam 0' ”arm
lot and buildings on Melbonic rde
\V illiaiii H. O Hara t1» Jame-.1 N 803111
trind \3'.ife lot and buildings on Slocum
street: William F. (‘ogswell to “'m. R
, Brown and “lie lot and buildings on:
(‘ross street: William Lawlm and 1s
ll; inisii: ltoi s dee1l.’1\'el‘ir ’R.
to l r ink A 1‘ ulombo. lot and l-.1iil1linail
on [landlord place: yo: ili'n-i Mast
John (iiimaldi and “in
ings on Tierney Slit1l
lot and build
.\l i'ilgale! Alt-”llaiiiitt to Guis-
3 school there and >
‘who came iroiii the Azmes. sent him‘ mzht
and attacked the Americans,
1119 said in lune
injured.
l:IrIUA‘)1|n('(‘.
10: ford Fire
:scrlbcd to 3.2.“.Ttl_.000 worth of Victory
\lillei & Jon 3 Bonds toda3
'06" 10 “ alter 39“?“ {our “"5 at In dent and indemnity» Company. and an
.afliliated 1-‘1iiiipzir3,
The “'rnlhvrz—Ilalu ""11 (laden.
O ' o - l ' .
rec 1g . 1g ter 2
t ;. . ? . 1
. , 3 ‘ :1
’ seamless rugs underwear. - . . .~
0f CXtra Value If you are ready for lighter lllltlt'l'\\'1‘;ll'_ “'11 are i“
. . ready with it.
Wlth the coming Of Spring and the Clearing» Riell’s and “'oiiloli's alike _l'1'a1l3' 'illltl art-at
away 0f every trace of Winter from home, new rugs conifoi-t.'
3 )read themselv s ' ' " .. . '—. ’ ’ .
I- . - (- to bring their bughtness and 15121 ’ Meir. iiiiioii s‘uits, light 311i111' Hi 1 1 l‘ll 1'.-—1lllull
rice and comfort. to each Bridgeport home. 13: -
Lat 13 is th ' -' ' . . . - . . _
are the giveavcse-ifigfltllelnxg tltn Carplot IIIlallt “:11“, Men’s naiiisook lllll1)ll suits. Hull and llllt‘as- $‘u’0
' 1 c a eriis. .xce on is ie . . 7 '
mluc, In every case. Men’s shirts and drawers of luilln'iguaii— Roe. ,, 4,
’ 7‘ l T ‘ 9‘ ' ‘ . ‘ . , ‘
I 3 But in all the gathering, tlireo sorts .f large ' Womtn s fiiic ligli‘t lisle union Mills. .1 iii 11», 2t.
tugs stand out with extra appeal ' With smoothness and to assure 1'35“» ,- $1 and $1.... 3
They have beauty. They are substantial. They ‘ Pretty union suits for \\'Hll’l('l‘.. knitted 11011111:
will wear and wear. All are woven without a seam: Fifi! top of Sllk-— We“) and $1470“
smooth and flawless. And they offer themselves with Light. gaff mm,“ “1.1..“ $371.41" ,
3 culiar fitness for s rviec‘ in ith .r under or livinm , . - ' ~
lfom c C 1‘ I ’3 Bloomers of pretty pink slimlu Hl‘ put-1' \\'llll(‘,,
‘( . ..
. . 0 . good nuttoii.—— Mia
\‘l'ilton Seamless rugs lll i'icli shades of rose tail mm 110...:
or blue. Oriental in design, artistic iii cfie1-t,—‘ _ .
1 9 by 12 feet, regular $69—$59 ‘1 -’
I - - . . . .n 111,
: Axnniister Seamless rugs, splendid depth of fab- Fresh supply i . .1
rie, rich colors, handsome. patterns including: small 1 -
figures and Oriental or floral designs— - o 6 5 ‘
1 9 by 12 1..., regular $15—$39 good stor1es--- . c.
I a i
Postt‘l‘_l‘lli-:S 0f heavy Stil‘mdf “10‘"? “up“. Of ‘ 0t \lan3 an hour of 1'iijo3 iii1iit is bound bet 111 1'11 11113
ton woven lll seamless fashion With a center in mm ... f th 1 k
turc of color and border in landsc ipe alld'I)lllt'll dc- ““ i l" “ 95“ "I" ‘
Signs (“ indmills trees and 5““ h)". It. is one’s favorite sort of l‘1':l1llllg‘ 1~iijo3'iii1'llf,“.' g .
1 1 gula $25_. , , 2
7 /2 by 10/2 “shrine, 1' $12 50 whatever that: sort may be. J. a.
.' . a For 1110:, ratliering of books at this price includes
M ’ 00d cvcr3 liked soit :—-in3'stcr3 st1'ni1's. stories of .. rho
.-. Jl
en S g \‘l est, ( ‘anadian woods statics. ( ape (‘Od stories . 3 . ~..
. .55 .1 ‘ ~ '1 1.‘ ... 1' '1."
tasteful socks-«25c « ,......... .. ... www w . .1 ' . q. ,
. ,, ' 7 _ ' ‘ m HIM—E W Wu“ 1 _, _. g , 1.-
. .. .' . .:. .' . . _ Sudden Jim—cumuxonana 1', .
. Yes; men's suck? “"11 ‘1 thm V “f 10101 113th Brandon ot the Engineers—Binds.“ / . Each l .
lulled \l’l‘lll good service. And at" -53 cents a pair. , ”w“ Goternmcnt “WWW...“ at l
' . . ' ' 3 , .0 1, 3" 1'1]. Firm and . 815:- of the North—Franch stoma“ . .. 3, _
‘ Knitttd from tine soft 1 tto . a ' . fan's .11». 5‘0.“me .1 mm." 650» .l _
even of texture. Light of weiu'lit but (liiiable. Mk......._l.;. P. am“... _ J. 5'
Gia3 or African brown or deep black— 25c. Rod lame—“wit immuou (mum-1 ‘ .‘ ,3. ,
‘ Rié'nt aisle. front. Main floor, rear. .3 “.1 .~ ;
I” i ‘ m‘ .'1.-r~rt.'-
‘ ’I‘ F HOWLA ND DRY: GOODS COMPANY i
, ~_ 'r- w 1 . 1'
. H .1 A ,. .,
ViCTORY LOAN
MODEL T0 TMLK
(Contiiiurd fioiii l‘aga‘Om ).
the model nil] in 11) him busy until
the 11nd of the drive. The Ai'oiai'
'siiiiie is famous throughout the coun-
H3 and the model is 1"oniident that,
his loui tor lllt' loan 31”] be sutcess
tul.
.tvolar Was born in
Mus-i, forty years ago.
lll('ll
Pi ()\ incetcun
his [oil‘ents
cry. lot and buildings. turnpike m“; to_ “DIR on a iishgng smack. Avolar:
‘1'!) . ; 1.... .quit the se-i to ll e up the automo-
/, 1 "\Vflljd n enue. v3 . dfllK‘P and ad lbtle. and gasoline business His “"9
(‘laike was bom in Alsace -'~Loiiain1.
29 «The Hai't-'
. .
sub-
“ ARTFORI). \pl 11
lii.~ur:in1'e (‘ompany
and thelliartford Acci
to $823.0th “01th.
Pill)? (‘Hllpiolo and wife: lot and build—l This carries Hartford's total to more
inns on S‘ruwheri'y Hill
’1' he toliouing other deeds were also
filed. mGeOisiana (‘omstock to Samuel
than Sil.i'ltltlfi:l1|,,
l‘s quota is $l2.—
353,000.
Roodner lot and building on 33 acting YAN KEE DIVISION
ton street. conservators deed; Estate
0! John D. Foltoi' to. lava Ste3ens, one:
and one-half acres and buildings at'
. . . l
Five Mile Riier. executor's deed. l
COMING SOCIAL EVENTS
A TNORWALK M. E. CHURCH:
The meeting, of the Men's Assembly.
Episcopal;
day night has been postponed until
in: wil be held and many important
matters taken up.
The postponement was made to per-
mit of a reception which will be given
on Friday evening by the Pastor. and
the omcial sou-11’ of the church and
their wives to new mums. A Inq-
, Mu“
OUT OF EXISTENCE
Continued riotii First Page,
lzé't in 0 action in Frame, will i._..,
a memory and. mute: can t on \c by tr
veteran associations. The nine thou-‘
sand men who remained in camp af-
ter the discharge of the 3arious unite
yesterday. nere mustered out in‘retord
time today.
the. only members of the division ic-
mim” 11“” “0"“ be ”“0 m “‘9 camp case. .105. Gillard 113 Fillmore
Nashville. Tenn. writes: .
other; who have ferlng with. a dry. hacking cough ando
a pain in my chest, but since taking!
Foley’s Honev and Tar I have been rel
509 who are to be kept un-
ho ital:
sp naturalization' and
til Saturday for
spprovimately 300
been tisnsferred to the depot. brigad1
fro an lndéfin’lte stay. The‘lstter are
men who Were absent without leave
and faded to get the: r discuss-me it"
pure fixed up in. the for dainobilisa
non with the*dlvlsitin.
#10:
WW Mamie» 1a.,
in ’ ti: _‘ ,
THREE AMERICANS KILLED.
. - o ' 1 ‘
it).\l)t).\' April' 29. —Tliree Amen .{ , .
.eans \v1r1» killéd :it the “‘incheste. peCIa a l e eymou
Repatriation (‘aiiip last night. in a‘ ‘ . .1.
with South
an Ext-bans:-
, liL-iit.
l'r-i 5.
African ,negro
T1‘legrapli dispatch
liaim “'im-hi 53.1,. rays
I
The \VlDCllt’Lle‘l‘ (Tuiiip was establish-
i1':ili.~' who served in the
are waiting trails-
til Itli .‘xllll‘:
liliiisli Alloy and
imitation lit-r12
The “1~f=e‘i '
has bi en >ll0n2‘.
a rm ed
whom
while thiliy were
troops quelled the
STRTCKEN NVlT-HHFIT.
Mrs. John Anderson of :27 l‘.'.
street. first district. was sirloin-11‘
with a sudden and violent lit while
walkin': along “'ashington Sire",
‘i'ltl V‘.;i~
Stilleon-Pow ell‘s drug store by Patrol-
inair Frank Stration who notified Dr.
11-i‘1ia3' afternoon
Francis 1. Biii'nell
woman over to the physician when he
ai'iived. Dr, “
an. and late"
home where
hem een
The
themselves with slick. -
and
urine" trash 1}
elm was remowd tn litr
she is reported '12 l»-
i'ng comfortably today.
the foxee of"
He “out m South "llPllt‘Hll blacks and Auieiicans
been killed.
sol-
.
Hot Rolls, Bread, Pies, Cakes, Corn Mullins, Biscuits. A
Hot Soup, Salad, Beans, Cold Cuts of Meat. All ready art
. 7 RAILROAD PLACE
South Norwallr. “
a
.11
blocks 13> Tel. 973.
three of
British
'1'81'
130“. W000 AND GRAIN
All Kinds of Poultry Feed
VDEVINE BROS. Tel. 53 5;
'1 3%-
1.11.1111 into
turned the
the 13' im‘
l‘I‘Sl'
DON’T LET IT LINGER
A couch th at follows la giippe (ii any
hangs on' "fiom win-
ter to spring Wears down the sorrel”;
.lt Wis expected that by manna leaving him other in a weakened state
unable to an: off sickness and dis-3
other couzb that
. lleved." It 800111186.
Moulds“
heals.
croup.
SLL
‘l was suf-
and cures;
Good for,
Norwalk Chronicler