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cigarettel; or ten peek-4.. (zoo
cigarettes) in a (loosing-paper-
conrod carton. We loo.
ommead this carton hr ”the home
or od'ica supply or when you travel.
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generous measure.
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maasant dgatetty aftertaste or any un-
Camels-remade ofan expert blendof choice
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smooth and mild, but have that desirable full-
ou will prefer this Camel
blendtoeither kindoftobaooosmokedmaightl
comps-e them with any cigarette in
the world at any price for quality,
flavor, satifactiai. No matter
how liberally you smoke
Camels they will-not tire
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', Mr. and Mrs. C, L. Roberts or Los
”gems, Calif., have opened their obt-
uge, “the Driftwood" for the summer.
Charles Smith of Brooklyn has re«
painted his cat boat which now makes
a neat appearance in the local waters.
Mr. Bank. a summer resident at
tnc- beach. has had a garage bait for
his use. , ~
Mrs. J. J. Siier was a visitor in New
(‘r-naan, yesterday.
“\imrney l.. S. Beers of this. my is
meir‘fieacher. Miss MNBrady.
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lance to be held in the club house to-
morrow night.
Commodore “'illiam H. Burrell’s
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the stings and arrows of indigestion
when you have a good efi'ective remedy
at hand to end them, a remedy that is
famous the—world“ over for its power
to relieve the ills Caused by indigestion
or a disordered liver. If you are
HEALTH troubled by
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you will make a surprising improve-
ment by simply cleansing out the pois-
ons due to indigestion. You can save
hours of suffering bytlking this sover-
eign remedy promptly and csntinuing
its use until the trouble is removed.
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stimulate the liver, cleanse the stom-
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entire system. If you have never tried
them, and do not know how good they
are, get a box at once and you too,
will join the great army who proclaim
Beecham’s Pills invduable.‘ Why en-
dure suffering when this good, reliable
compound, which' for over seventy
years has been an unfailing household
remedy in countless" homes, will
relieve your ills. Take a dose' of
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having a cottage built’at‘the beach yacht. the "Mystery." was anchored
oi! the Belle lslad’Club, yesterday af~
ternoon.
A birthday party is being held this
:afternoon on the lawn of the Belle hil-
:and Club in commemoration of the.
fifth birthday of Master Frederick
'Houston, the grandchild of Joseph
l‘herflrth grade or the Darien Center Wright, well-known cake manufactur-
school held a picnic at Hickory Bluff or of New York. Many of the little
yesterday. They were chaperoned by boy's friends Were present ahd a pro-
.nsgram.dg_l a guru; calm . »wu:. '
m Belle bud Club will 11-0an W f “931th ”the... raise in. . “
gain this "season with an informal attendance were: Dorothy-omen?
only and Billy Gauzermlller. Marjorie
ty, Josephine and Gertrude Macaroni.
‘Dorothy Steward, Jean Hai'perrWil-g
liam Wright. Fred Houston, LeeOnrk.‘
Paisley Budiger. and Betty and Jack?
Mosely. The affair we in charge off
Mrs. William Wright. Mrs. Hmr’d
“’ight and Mrs. Frederick Houston.
L‘ The members of the senior class of
the Bridgeport high school held a
class day picnic at the park yesterday.
One hundred of the class was in at-
tendance. the trip to the Point being
made by trolley. ~ '
A most tempting tide made many
people go in bathing yesterday after-
noon. The tide reached its high mark
at 3:50 p. in.
he Epworth League of Brooklyn,
which was to come to the Point ton-lur-
row. 1600 in number. have telegraphed
.Manager Hayley that they have can-
;celled their picnic and would not be at4
.the resort as. scheduled. Never-me
floss, the T. J. Pardy
iCompany of Bridgeport. who also have
gmade ammonia to be at them:
gwiil be the only excursion for tomor-
'row.'
i The motor boat trip around the
i lighthouse may be. resumed again Sun-
day afternoon. it was reported that
; Captain Mills has secured a boat 8m!-
lahle {or this purpose.
{ Credit. when it is due, must b'e giv-
, en to the rightful mah when such is to
She given. so therefore. all credit and
ipraise must be given to the lite savers
.at the Point for their quick work in
mm two drownings at the park
in two days‘ time.
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ST. JOHN'S LODGE
Past Master’s night no celebritod,
in due form last mm at St. Joan-v}
MadagNonmr. &A.Ii.inthelr&i
thechoeolthahalfmr‘a work
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'Rfflrsj Jose]? quend spent last'l‘ues—
my Visiting tuition in New York.
"‘“Revf'n. 1:.“ Carter“ attended The
commencement exercises at
terday.
“d X” "6'1” 3' Cooke We I'M"- awarding ol the iong'fiat ot Honors.
9" in the Cmgflh‘fl Church ht.“ liter-sea in length each your.
Sunday.
Rev. H. C. Cm at a finnerat Mn ‘-
Point. Monday evening.
been a student at Drew Seminary for rented the large storeln the Scent-hi»
today in New New York in moons: lore the big fir
to be issued by the Fleming 1-1. lit-yell
Ithe Home Bank and Trust Comapny is to make the last meet
'ia-et’» to'entw Hamster school in
Wright, 12mm: Houston. Helen Can- ‘1' W my, ‘9’ “0' ll" mm“
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'ooak'l’emfleonWallsh-eettom.
, ‘nomed school. ~ ,
’1: to expected thdta‘flnumb’er or dale !
gates from local Sunday-schools will'
attend thud-suture to be held tonight
at the out Norwalhfl. in. Church.‘
this dish-let including the towns or
Darin. lek. Ridgellold. Weston.
Weapon and Wilton. The local ar-
wmflh are in than” Tot «‘
zfieup lit-West avenue. _ .
3; Mix hpé‘y boys and firms
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:tlons for graduation day, for they con-é
'stituie the Class of 1919.
Y‘“ m tomorrow “night, and there will he the
The two youngest children-o! Mr. and declamam. and
ho offered the first priory. .
firs. J. A. West, fornierly or Stain-5
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Aliko‘was fined {loo tor carrying a
gun.
ihave been busy with the usual prepara- about 100,4
Mm" ”minimum a‘ 'v . “r
”Malaysia uni-a r ruck “
w: " : Ham otcoal.
Pitchedbattloa occurred hero la: The police
“9 em Em" il‘muouffi fifldefir’i?“ ‘” ' °‘ “W" "‘
. _ ween e _ ers c.
“593 m “0 b‘” be” ‘“ Gem" scm‘ several bras- tactoriaa. Pm late . ‘ t't‘ ., OH
tfering with workers
usual Itareating program. with prize riot. The City Quark, deputy m.
the ills and all when m mm
by World War veterans. who Mun»
macaw-Ilia mt.
- the custom having been started about the strain nous. no
Francis NW N the m _ 9! teayears snotty Mrsceotae H. N08“. sounded at 6:10 o. In. Our 12 police
'iwcre injure} . the com. fatal
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Miss Dorothy MOMOIIME. Will) has lord and mor . recently of Norwalfi. has .
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'Young Women. is at home (or the sum- lng block next to Velie's news depot;
mer vacation.
by !
gwhich was formerly occupied
Francis Nor-in expects _to leave Charles Kaufman the tailor. and will
town next week to spend his W open it in a few days with a stock of‘
vacation in Pemigewassett. the m notions and ladies‘ and mens furnishg
‘ for bovs‘ at Weltworlh. N. H., where lugs. and also have a millinery parlor
he spent lasruummer.
and do manicuring. Mrs. West had.
millinery establishment on g
e in one of the small;
wooden stores adjoining the old hank;
building. which were saved from dew.
traction by the protection the bank
Rev. Hiram Van Kirk. Ph. D.. smut a mailer
with matters relltive to the publica-
tion of his new book. which is shortly
Company. 1 ‘ bee
~—-Jelke "Good Luck" Ole-o now at considerabe use
22 North Main St. between Balm; in: damaged in the
Grocery and Lunch Car. Mrs. Olsen. i and by water.
Miss, Domthy Mcrehouse ”‘5 been The final leciuir‘ln the series onthcl
entertaining several classmates 't psychology of religion, which Rev, H.
Drew Seminary for Young \Vomen at C. Carter has been Km“; for the past
the home of her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. few weeks to a large company ot'wo-
Alfred More‘ao'use. mien. was given Tuesday evening at
Alias Hattie Radtke of the staff of Roton Point. for it had been decided”,
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enjoying the. first week at her vaoa- doors. The women showed their appr's.
ltlon in the. SVhito Mountains. She. ciation of their instructor's counsel by -.
presenting him with a handsome wall.
.inostick. A most pleasant feature 0!
was the reading of a long.
will have two weeks more aboutLabor
Day. i3?
Charles G. Gordon. formerly captain lhe OCOnSlOYl 7 ‘
oi the Barton Home Guard. is now rid. original poem by Mm Clareglc? F B “-
in: from his home in ‘Upper Huns- perfect as td‘ meter and rhyme, which.
field avenue“ to the depot. where he very 65?"?le summed up much of the;
joins the drowd of commuters. on a series 0! addresses. and inCidents and
bicycle. A: remarks which were, occasioned from
Mrs. Lucien Eaton, daughter of Mrs. time to time by the lectures.
Sipsco Smith. who has been a residmé ——""""——"
'ot Prospectivenue, in this town. while;
her husband-:11“ been in war service.‘
is preparing to rejoin her hug-hand,
and toutura to their home in the
Rumors are flying about "among in '
cal grocers mgardlng a possible return
to the sugar ration of Tart season.
with a Morale raise, in price It is
shit! that oases-(Fol er Won 3
car load from the refinery early this
week und'that every" no. or it was
sold btore it-could be aken into.the
storehouse.
3'95 V‘
‘ an? Francis Norman no
the tall. They visited Princeton togeth-
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_ Beiore July 1st
and Save $100
The Price Now is $1475
‘ F. 0. B. Factory
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and we sangmalie inoculate (chm.
' 7A limited number oi cars. ‘
* - After July hot the Price Will Be
' ‘ - $1575 F. O. B. Factory?
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building afforded. but she Buttered a genuine must be marked with the safe-
nose of goods be- ty "Boyer Clues.” Always buy an un-
work or saimge. broken Bayer package which contains
proper direct ions to safely relieve
“slim cross-"m *
pen. .
looms down about U'
l were also a lane a x
ramps present. m
'frey entertained «a
.lections; Min 3..
recitation entitled
Fell Asleep": m“
'aaag moral
(number of piano .
iwhich President m .. .
'ed District PM“! W
1, with a dim.m. ,
Ihalf tor in: (nod-Oil fil- .
P. 0. of A. Mr. DI. - ‘
the member- and made
“Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” torbe
. I
were ea:oyd,atter “13*
and orangeade were .
cal camps.
Headache, Toothache. Ear-ache. Neural
gia. Colds and pain. Kandy tin boxes
ot‘ 12 tablets cost but a few Cents at.
drug stores—larger packages also. As- '
pix-in is the trade mark or Bayer loan.) The Germans are not
tacture of Monoucetlcadefier oi Sal- that the Kaiser was to .
nylicacid. ’ ' , . gum. as he didn't s‘tartlt . .
up.
Every Refrigerator sold 6!
next ten days, or until Satur'
June 28th, will be filled with
free. Take advantage of this
fer, while it lasts. ‘
Special Price on Ca
MMympholsteredwflll
_ a My wind shield. law
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Norwalk Chronicler