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1 Owing to the modem manner of living and the nervous C035
» 6 haste of every Woman to accomplish just so much each day,
they overdo, and as a consequence develop ailments peculiar
to their sex, as is indicated by backache, headache, nervous-
ness, the blues, displacements and weakness.
~ :‘ ' \Vomenwhofind themselves
in this condition should slow
down, and depend upon
that good old fashioned root
and herb remedy, Lydia E.
PinlzhamMs Vegetable Com-
pcnnd, to restore them to
health and strength, for there
is no other remedy known -
that so quickly restores a
healthy, normal condition.
Here is the Story of a Most
Remarkable Recovery
Minneapolis, Minn.-—“l was run down
and nervous, Could not rest at night. and
was more tired in ti‘n morning than when
l went to bed. l [are two children,the
youngest three 1’: illi.5 old, and it was
drudgery to care it: them as I felt so
irritable and. gcncr. “em out. From
lack of rcst rm! .-.ppr«litc my baby did
not get ennui-l; r4 .n'rsltment from me, so
- l Started to {fir h' :1 two bottle feedings
, Ndnfv. .j‘.M‘ ;‘ l Ml; three bottles of
\ l. “(“2 L. l .‘t iam's Vegetable
. M1 ’. ‘ ; can! ’. ltlt like a new woman,
\ \ l‘ ".L.’ liic and energy. lt is a-
_-_\ ’ ; insure to rru‘c for my children
ard l (.11.‘ l appywith them
and in? he. l nurse my
baby \ axlem'clj.’ again, and
can't say too much for
)‘tut‘ medicine."
.M. lrs. . \. L. hlllLER.
2633 East 24th St.
Surely this
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Vble Compou nd e
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3 :“sm- MARION" New September Records
1/; Adv-YES meg? #0:?“ Eli-3t 5th 3 Peter Gink, one step; Egyptiand fox trot—Six Brown Bros.
3": u - - a 85 cents.
’ Daily at 3 P- M. — Tell Me, fox trot; The Vam , fox trot—Smith's Orchestra.
(Sunday Excepted) f 85 cents. p ~
. ‘. Leaves So. Norwalk in time for , Anything Is Nice If It Comes From Dixieland—American
» 8 A. M‘Dehvery in New York 3 Quartet. 85 cents. v~ '
0 -/. Eyes That Say “I Love You”—Irving and Jack Kaufman. 85c.
330an . Take Your Girlie to the Movies, Billy Murray; Baby—Arthur
Nev 's'ork—Forsyth 9151 , Fields. 85 cents. ,
South Hal-walk 604 ' {orTYou a Rom—Emilio ll)e Gogorza. _ $1.00.
. a raviata— 1: ita Ga 11 Curci. $1.50.
NE ' Y‘Egnfigconwm , Turkish March—Jascha Heifetz. $1.00.
- 9 Hard Times Come Again No More—Louise Homer. $1.00.
Beautiful Ohio—Fritz Kreisler. $1.00.
. The First Rose of Summer—John McCormack. $1.00.
Smith, Underwood, Sun of My Soul—Schumann-Heinck. $1.00.
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makes. sold. rented. t Come in and hear them.
. repaired. Rentals, $5 5
per month. Machines
sold atSIOpermonth.
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, CURB DIVORCE
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of family courts; in which social evi-
ldcnce. as distinguished from legal,
lWilé be considered," Judge Hoffman
sax .
‘ “There will be more than 400,000
divorce cases filed before the courts
‘of the land this year, and some-
thing must be done to save our fam-
ll'y “’0. the greatest clvillzing force
We have.” he continued. "The family
mourt should be an extension of the
ll’linClPle upon ‘whlch Juvenile courts
lare f0unded,
I "It will ,be possible .under this
38Ystem. to correlate the work of the,
ijuvenile and divorce divisions of the
:court and obtain reliable scientific
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Elihu Root, former Secretary of
[’State. speaking before the judiciall
section of the bar association. said‘
lhe favored wiping out the “business
,of attemptingsto bring about justice]
,by statute,” and that he believed in
lbest to "leave it to the judges to d0
ljusticc."
. "A few meagre rulcs embodying
;the fundamental principles are all
that is necessary," he added. “Qne
of the great troubles with legisia-l
tlon today is that it does not Ilr‘llllti
thP judges to do Justice"
Young and inexperienced lawycrs]
Yin the legislatures who. “because;
lthey dld not turn out the way they;
llhouzht it should, proceed as soon as?
‘they get a chance in the legislature!
to bring about the change they think'
louzht to be made." wcre largely re-l
lsponslble for the condition. he ihoughtl
1 l" 0111‘ Judxes. but that they have comei
"The mat reason for criticism of,
the courts is not that the people have:
lost faith in the courts and confldcncc
to where they want less and loss- it) be
bound by law.”
THREE BANDS FOR
WELCOME HOME
CELEBRATION :
”nmlnnod Prom PM» On“ :M
:u'rVit'F men had mo-t mullvr in lhcl
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.cvcninz and chose Thomas nor-an. axl
chairman, and Stephen Dokus', as SP!“ ‘ ‘
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rotary of their commlttcc.
The service men infornwd llw may
or's committee that thcy would likc to!
have three bands of music. two or!
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lr‘c in the war. Thor-c wrri- lln- (‘oasl
Artillery Bands, of Bridgeport, and llw
Connecticut Naval mm... “and, or?
New Haven. The Amcriv-rm Hamil. nil
South Norwnlk, will also ln- .1 lvatun-l
of the parade. ;
Tho mutter of so-lv‘l'irn: a marshal
for thc parade was lull “uh llw may
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Ice Cream -
Our XXX Ice Cream is made very carefully and of the purest of
materials and the result has been that our ice cream trade has in.
creased very much indeed since we have devoted our efforts entirely
to the making of this. quality of ice cream.
This cream is not equalled, We believe, anywhere in this city.
We have told this to many and they have tried it on the strength of
this statement and have returned and said we were right. If you
have not already tried this xxx ice cream we tell you the same and
if you will take some home you will agree with us.
OUR CANDY IS MADE IN OUR 0W3 STORE
By'An Experienced Candy Maker.
Making candy is one thing—making real good candy is decided.
ly another. ,
Our XXX Ice Cream has convinced us that the people of The
Nor-walks appreciate a real good article and will buy it and so vre
decided to employ a candy maker that had been trained in making
candy fora particular trade. We have secured the services of just
such a candy maker and we are making the candy that he know:
most about—high quality candy-right. in ounfitore.
This means flrst~class candy continually fresh.
We will gladly give you a piece of any candy so that. you taste
it before purchasing.
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to fill This poat'nt honor. and it is ex-
pemml H‘Pl hem-ill accept and an—
nounce his aides shortly. It is plun-
nPd no" to hm the parade start;
promptly an M o‘clock. from the South;
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Nonralk rmlrmul station, an lhrmlrhl ,~
Bust “'asllinzmn sir-cot, "an Zandti
sU't‘Pl. East avenue to tho Norwalhl
(En-0n. down “'92:! aw‘nuc. South Main»
«(reef and “'oudward avenue, to the!
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lluxte-r grounds. The project of lla\-l
in: grand stands in East Norwalk and;
on tho (ire-cu was discusscd, but it'
was the opinion that this would bc unl
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great cost or the clambakc. bands thatl, _
“Ill have to be paid for and other cxsg
pvnsos that are bound to come up. It;
is consldm‘t‘d probable that thvre will
be but om- reviewing stand and this
will be at tlu- City “all. “non- Mayor:
Tinnnun. murubc‘rs of the mayor's
commitlc-o, officials and others Will
"vicw the spur-laclc. Thc parade will,"
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be a. strictly military one. (‘OanORQ'Il‘
of soldiers. sailors and mulincs of tho
and Spanish American \Vnrs, in unl-.
tmm. as far as possible. Tho ex-svrv-r
in‘ men will be arranged in companies,
and properly oflicel'ed, so that they
will make- a good appearance.
The big problem discussed was the
clnmbakc. but it prOVed that the ex
scnicc ml’n had gone into this matter
to a considerable extent. and it was
the clambakc and ull‘arrangements
for it be left with a committee of
thrcP. to be appointed by Chairman
Horan. and that they act all the facts
mayor‘s executive committee next
Monday evening.
(‘liairman lion-an announced his sc-
lN-tion of the committee of three to
bc “'illiam llcgan, Thomas J. Riordan
and James E. llagon. They cxpresscd
and dctuils and report back to thc g
themselves in favor of having a steam- a
or bake, and will call upon James
Ghiotto, Bernard (‘ook and Robert
Brown, well-known experts in this
line, to prepare the same. it is likely
that about eight hundre‘d’eervicc men
will have to be provided for, and. with
the members of the bands and others.
upward of 1.000 will be served at the
Baxter grounds. Should the weather
prove unfavorable, it is planned to
transfer everything to the Armory,
and carry out the program there.
There will be very few 509901195.
perhaps the only one being the ad-
dress of welcome, to be delivered by
Mayor Donovan, who is expected to
extend his usual warm greeting tolhe;
boys and "turn the keys of the City"
over to them for the day and night.
The service men will name a com-
mittee on sports, which will arrange
a series of athletic events, the winners
of the contests to be awarded prizes.
The arrangements for the carnival”
which will end the big celebration,_
unanimously voted that the matter of S
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carnival committee, and it is exnected,
that block parties or some other slmi- A
llar form of amusement will be select-_‘
led for the evening. The bands will .
With Any
provide concert: or play for street
ldandflg it this is deemed advisable,
land there still be decorations. etc.. to
make the arm: a memorable one.
6 Another mectllii‘ Vii} be held next
find” «was. if 8 o’clock. at the
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No. 9 No. MAIN STREET
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In Order to Introduce and Demon-
strate the Goodness of
Touraine Almond Bars
WE WILL. GIVE
On SATURDAY, Sept. 6th,
3 TOURAINE ALMOND BARS
- (Retail Price 7c Each)
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