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SHIRTS
Soft Cuffs in good patterns and
materials.
$1.50 to $7.00.
Dress and Tuxedo
Shirts
$2.50 to $3.50
Flannel Shirts
$2.50 to $6.00
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Joseph Duvm
815 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NOBWAIK.
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€i’ly News
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~ Hm! ill is izty rig-t7 has;
-~. ;..;~ ..~ to [Il‘u'u' his ti'tttuli-'
i‘ .-li"\ and l)iil\‘.‘5 llv’ .tlltTZW‘S j
:iti apt.“ lini' lty t.-—itl-_ l17> u;
Ms inn» t-nnlpininr-tl tn the
t» . t‘llil(" tin“; .l Elli»;
it '1"‘.i' on “'1 >l iti‘vtitltti‘
v.1; r :i arstllt (if it (lilt’n rr-i
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*r: 'i' Ila» . vi ll. l-lun ;t\~ min 7:
t; nriim-rotts Illithlvrlllt‘lllfi maul-l
~ 1.-:;.v. ltil‘llllllll: a new and al-
' .w t-iiimney. (”It‘ll fireplam; r-tr.
'lnnzes “'lll :uld greatly to lht‘
» :idnt‘!‘ oi the ro'sidencw.
7' I
andrtw Silllt'>7. who,hus been our
rustilar men at the Central Fire
l l
' .tzon ~lnt'v his return from lll(' fight
. trout in France several months
is now t mployed by the Profit: 4':
atapp Hat company.
The NorWal‘k Tire and Rubber ('oni»
-any employes 111'" busy with howlltu
,inst now. and 'sn-w-ral teams are he'ng
. STRESS AND NEED
. IC
The Romance of Home Serfin
till CRBSS HELPS
ill msmtcts or ,
l.
vice Is Seen in the Desert
of Damascus as Well as
in America
mrencuunch won‘u: nova.
MENT.
Meeting of the State Advisory Corr.-
mittee and State Rural Survey
Council to Be Held in Hartford.
A meeting of the State AthEStn'y
committee and thc State Rural Survey
Council of the Interchurch World
Movement will be held at the Y. M
. A.. Hartford. October 29, at t0230
the morning.
The morning session of the meeting.
will be given to a general discussion
of the scope and plans or the Inter
'(‘lllll't‘ll \Vorld Movement.
New Haven: Mrs. W. V' Gordon. Haz~ 339“
Q ’ . . _ Alexander Alison. .lr.. Bridge.L
.adeIllpv R91 5- 3‘- '-““"s. D 0.. port; Mrs. E. \\'. Capt-n liartl’ortt;
“aterburr: Honorable Burton .\lanv- Mrs. George B 011an
'{m-ky Hill.
Governor Holcomb in accepting the
honorary.chairmanship of the state
advisory committee. that al-
though a member of a great many
r‘ommittees. and feeling he could not.
field. New Haven; Rev Richard RE
'Ball. Hartforfl; new. in Fisher.
Hartford: Raw. Philip M. Rose, E.
'Hartford: Prof. VVilIiam .\‘orth Rice,
.\liddletown: Dr. E. K. Mitchell. Hart-
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:zaid
‘iord; tnmuel‘ tafyiidnd. Hartford: in justice to the many demands. take
.Irs. FrPdCl‘l(‘.{ . Pane. Hartford' on further obligatiom. nevertheless
Rev. Roscqp ”Nelson. Windsor: Rex; desired m be identified with a mow
Geoige it. Cohen. .\Iiddletown: Rev. ment mm was making an intelligent
\K'. II. Bath. Norwich; Prof. Charles R. '
Brown, New Haven; Mr. I". J, Rings.
‘bury. New Haven; Samuel C. Shaw.
{Bridgeport Rt-v. Sherrod Soule, Ilart-
approach to the task of uniting the
churches in co-opt‘rativc efforts.
HELD FOR STEALING AUTOMO-
In tho arts-moon R. A Kimtnn.
. rultcrvisor of the rural survev :et‘titm ifm’di “CY. .\. B. (30313. ll. 1).. Hart- BILE.
l‘hn dependents of America's fight-v. ' ‘ ' ' { rd- Ito" (‘ \V M00 )rmi -k l)
. , , in Connecticut of the Interchur - 0‘ ' l' ' ‘ t' ‘ ' ‘ D" III‘ID’W‘I’ORT O "‘ --
in: men .ttc being catcd for “helmet . _ ‘ Qtamfo'd' \h. Ogcar p119] H II .1 ‘ " ‘ ' ct. " “-1“pr
it . may be and wliatmvr may he tnr. “WM M‘W‘”“2n7~ W'” "To” on m“ l d \i ' \i' ll l l \\’ llvn. M l (‘I ”am“. 0'- \\'attrhury, brought.
. . l I . . . r ‘ < 2 z . ' .-\‘
.‘tiitttzlties of reaching them. In llll-;l\lll‘fll .\urvey no". being made. in Con- “‘ ' ‘ L 3 ice 2‘“ ' “7"‘ here from Richmond. \'.t_~ charged
ll"; Mnet'ican Red Cross llOnr Sor‘f'mm'tiutt. As the completion of the 1!.trtfmtl. 1,1.an Al I): ‘hvr‘c “V“ with thtlt at an au'mnohile from
it. has heen oi‘vfar‘fltlllg. U-“t‘tli'l'l‘l’:" lsurn-y oi Middla‘sex (‘ounty draws Ilatlfortl. IL. lienjamm T‘ Marsh-all, George II. .\laslrn. .lr. of this t-lty.
' 'l 1TH"! Hmh""h‘d “E 't .p'm"_"‘.'\."incur. nmny Drum? at questions \vhlt‘h 2““ “m‘h’n: ”"f‘ ”gm-V '5" I“""""“* “'3: armignmi in the rilv moi-t l:r<t
’rtnttll’mg that Home Servu‘e, “ll-("llarisp for sulll'it‘ll \“ll 1 - " '- .. Ilartfottl: MW‘ Charles I" “M. ‘1' ‘ ‘ ' ' .' '
It.» hm)” continul m insulin“, ”f u“ . v . l. . . n unlit-sod ll'irtt‘or'l' llr IIcnrv (‘ Bus: ”1 :9 “mil. tits VHF! “as «unttnuml until
l.’illllll".~ m‘ soldir-rs and sziilois, is lit)“: K" ‘1‘” “"m*"‘ ""0 , ('d' R‘ l. H- R q- . ' _ ' .n.‘ Or‘lobt't‘ 3‘, und» 1' hwtii of Slum.
ht in: ex; untied to he of general Lise-i 111" following hnvv {\r'm W”: “In. h” ' et. ' " ‘ lndt. “5"“ ”MY-"3 -AN- ”n“. . ,‘._
r-rlrtvss to the W‘Uple. ‘Pnimment as nip-ANN of ”in State ‘3” ”Ml." ”PmmWUI “autumn; Want Ads. Bring Exams.
in“ of 1110 PUI'il'W‘S 0f the Tlfilll Advisory (‘nmmitteez flow-rnor Mar I.-. . .
ll‘ill i all for mornhcrs. .\ovemhrr L‘ to His li. Ifnlcurnh. “mum” t'llitil'l‘l’lll' ‘ ‘
ll. H 1., .\ndhgo t1“, Red Cross to can). RH. I I" l hn m 1th 1., n r. d. WNW
-~"t :tn enlutgetl program of Home ‘ ‘ 'U 5 n ' " 1"” m : ' Y '"" ‘ Q
SUN.“ (, throughout the United S:.-lvs. .Iohn I. .\lttnson. Nt-w llnxnnz Rt ‘_ “ ONIEN 5 2...). ('IRI‘”
i‘Iw helping: hand of Home Set-vit-ttlnt‘l'ltll‘t .Itrtlson \Vhitv. Hartford; .\Ir.
sir-1mm wrmm in or J ‘t- \ “”- ”~ ""5 AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
.‘l.lt tits reported to Itctl (frost ll(‘.lLl- ijullit': , Im-v. ILI‘xhjlf xiv. \\';lli;.m
tz'; ll tv-rs. \\'lic;'c\ I the iumilws of “a,” . r \R w H- - ' ‘ I
. _‘ _ . ‘V . . . ' .thtn. Itiv. mutual ‘ ' V ’ ‘ Q
1‘;':,i,;f‘211.3,721‘1.‘”Err:‘ ‘12:: ;(:,f:at(llitton. \Vinsnd; nut; Jotm ll_ lell. POR “ OMEN AND ('IRLV
noun. even in the mountain fastnesscs; . Q ; EXI)ERIENCED :‘ND INEXPERIEX(‘ED
‘5 deserts of dist; :zt countries hi-lpin . 7 7 , '
. .. . 7 v . , - - V
.win t-miimunicntt- n ith their lot of: ‘1 i I.\ l‘-mIES L ‘\ DER“ EAR “ ORhROOI‘ib
‘n:~.--s .irri t‘nrticuiatly .ZL’t'lIlfz to it that i ' - ' '
. ”NS “puma m ”mm by mm. my“! I 0 vaent ; We will teach you and pay you while learning.
.lt'llzltll} t‘vnl‘hed them. In innumm-a- l Grip l The highest wages will be paid to experienced operator
Tl.» isllfmnmt;;lito?i l'GlUl’deUOtlEthyS! i Permanent work amid the most pleasing and congenial
.‘. . l ‘ v . t‘ ' ‘* ~ . ' ' ’
lli::\lll :1‘1‘ “49‘ unit viii“: tr [li‘l‘ftlttilllhtfilsp l Take surroundings 1n Norwalk 3 mOSt up.to.date “vork roentg-
it i. u. . ll ‘ . 4 . i ‘ l‘ ' : . . . .
\\'hutever the help requirevL Home Good llVng' conditions near plant-
suit-it.» lllt n null women, of “hunt . The most. progressive and ideal working conditions.
thert: are thousands especially trained ! “Laxatlve
for thr- “‘ol'k. have itillnd a way to; ‘ ' APPLY IN PERSON
help. when under picturesque, even i B l ' -_
romantic. circumtltantes. ' ' omo 0
By Camel Across the Desert. i - - ,. ‘
There was a lonely Syrian motherl a F? . O
livingv tour days by camel across thei "In!” 8 ‘
d.,'st~rt from Dania-111:. “t r son.’
(lcorge Hantwny, having emigrated to i ableiS” , Makers Of
America, responded to the call to the : PLUME UNDERGARMENTS
colors in 19“ and fell fighting in the Be sure youget [he Genuine i
Argonne, leaving only it vague address - - ' VANDERHOEF PROPERTY
of his mother. It V."..I> found when the LOOk for this Slgnature _ __
\‘v'nr Risk Insurance Bureau under- 3 Qumcy St- u “. Norwalk’ Conn.
Look to begin payments to her on his ‘ - - . -
$5.000 insurance. , I, &W a N. Y. Address—102408 Madison Ave, Martin Building.
In the uncertainty developing. the I b 30 ‘
matter was plated in the hands or the 0H t 1e 0X. C . i ' ' [,8
American Red (‘rozs Misaion to Pal- 1 ‘VOMEN . GIR
is
.ranizvd. It plannml to have a
"est between two (if the. teams. to-
row evening. i ii
I - eggs—fl"* 4;; .
-~' music at your I'Iallowu'en I’:=..«
‘t
-2.
TlJ‘
latest songs or dances can
l-\? wnjoyed if you have n virtrnl
"'l‘lllS :it Donnotll)"s will make it
for _\!)ll to have one.
It’-
r'andidntes \Vt'l‘t‘ initiated at
in lusion oi" the work :1 tll‘llt'ltHlS
E . in was served.
Francis No. ll. flrd- r of {in-
lltllll
October
street.
'. .\‘reptre, will it special
‘omorrow niuht. 2*.
ll. ll’dllV “Htshingltm
i l>2lslné“~‘s will be discussml and
i‘ \
, .
:.':>ws rtt'v rv-ftttt-smd to {4039'
r
7105' can.
‘ H'itIlili' appears to have hit ‘tlli'
. .\thvalk. and large numbers
1?: during the past few \VHPKS.
‘r'ittirt: the t'stimatta- at a hurt
\‘vtt-ranatit-s Live the
one
{if “I“,
ARA
.lnl unstttlcd xvi-.tthnr its
5- r. :ur the deathF.
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‘.l~frl('itlu.< noises comingr from the
‘ 2-. sierr- on .\‘urth .\lnin street
.‘ o'clock Sunday morninL'. led pas-
:shj: 'o su~pwrt an nth-mp: at n
l . ~25»: Evin: made. Investigating
—. ‘ .. t it found two men quietly
a-fr: ‘rtmar. ‘he nnisp that nttrflf‘lml
n l'“>’llilllg t‘mmthe ntcks
r z‘F-kfn Off “3;. beer bottles.
1
on FAILURE
"If you want to know
'.‘-.‘3.e2her you are going to
he .1 success or failure in
.1fc. yr can easily find out.
The t t is simple and in-
:‘;.131ble. Are you able to
save money? If not, drop
out? You will fail as sure
as you live. You may not
think so, but you will. The
seed'of success is not in
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5‘ you" 1
5% “JAMES J. HILL.”
9,; Ponder this well. Tomor-
{/3 row depends on what you
/? d0 tOday. ‘ ‘
7/”; Make your start todty.
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People’s “3.1.260.
v.5“
fission of .\‘m-walk Lodge. No.
E“'llt“-()ltlll Order of Elks. )‘esIt-r-
:‘vznoon. There was a very!
- "tildilnt'l‘ of the members. At l
4 Service worl:
eimine as a routine Home Service case.
Lon: scorching lot-riled the aged moth-
er, and she \vas brought to Damascus
b} t-atnel, accompanied by witnesses,
Bedouins in full gala attire of the des-
ert. Aft-2r much palaw-r the identity
or the woman was fully established
and cettilication of it forwarded to
Vi'ashington. the old lady returning to
her lowly home to await the remit-
tances that will ease her remaining
days.
Antonio and Angela (lel Ruppo were
fairly well-to—do folks with a little farm
in 'I‘reviso. about three miles from the
Plane. “'hen the war came to that
part of Italy they Wrr? driven out of
their home into Austrian territory as
prisoners. while their little farm be-
taine a battlefield. They were held
us form laborers in Austria, knowing
nothing of the real progress of the
fighting. They never heard that the
I':'.ited States had entered the war
and that their son in that muntry.
’Autonio. had enlisted and was fighting
for them in France.
Antonio, meantime, had for month:
been hulking frantic efforts to letqu
what had become of his father and
motile]. Red Cross Home Service
wo‘i‘crs in Italy conducted an invese
tigntion, and a iew weeks ago were
able to send word to Antonio, who sur-
vivrtl the fighting. that his parents
had boon found. just released from
mptivny in Austria. and that the Red
Cross would assist them, until his
allotment money could reach Italy.
In the rush of getting the Ameritan
soldier. home from Planet: the dough-
boy didn‘t have much time to wind up
his affairs there. Not long ago Home
Service received from a demobilizcd
soldier in this country a letter and
affidavit showing he had 3,000 francs
on deposit in France and asking the
.ted Cress to get it for him. All the
soldier had remembered was the name
of the town, the namv of the bank he
had forgotten and his bank book had
been lost in action.
By the process of elimination Home
ers lccated the bank and
the deposit. the bank officials accept—
ing the word of thu Red Cross that it
had authority to collect the Little for-
tune. and they turned it over to be
forwarded to the former soldier.
But. the romance of Home Service
has not been confined to work that
carried its representatives to remote
spots in the Old World. Here in the
Lnlted States Home Service emer-
gency cases called Red Cross workers
to many cut-of—the-way plac on on
rand; varied and sometimes romantic.
Home Service is substantial neigh-
bornneSs without unwanted intrudon.
providing those who otherwise could
not have its assistance in meeting
tho many problems confronting fam-
man whose head or supporting son is
called from thorn.
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Id Croat flotpo Albanian
M flbnnla—From this a.
gnu-fin m the nut Gm- u
aunt-z to «.00 noun-
(a;
*, beaver and d
.. j oi; I a?
or Painless Dentistry *»
'al‘ Painless Prices ,
-———- SEE —-—-——
Dr.J.H.Sloman
_ . and‘ASsociale‘Denlisls *
102 Washington Street, ‘ So. Norwalk I
OTHEROF 11 ES ~
1220 State St, Bridgman-1:222 Atlantic St, Stamford ' J
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The fililh behind a firm ula
llte firillt
Paint half your house DEVOE; paint
the other half whatever you like.
If DEVOE doesn’t take fewer gallons
and‘cost less moneytwe will make no
charge for DEVOE: '
If DEVOE doesn‘t wear a year or two
years‘ or three years-longer—longer and
better-we’ll give you enough. to- paint
.llie Mala“—
GUARANTEE:
The point in this package
is full measure, and is
5- composed of:
50% Pure White Lent.
imam "
50% Pure “Write Zinc.
‘C-uk at lust
VIO- i'. N'- ”II
Pure Linseed 00‘.
Pure Turpentine One!
" and nothing else.
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1.1
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0W LANDS
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Entrances on Main St.. Fairfield Ave" Cannon St.
“
Store open ”til 6: Saturdays 'till 9
We’ll tnake your
clothes at savings
_ If vo_u are planning: tailored suit. or «out. or mm
mettv skirt: we can he of SPercc 1n VH1]... and gav lilt'.
‘ Through prenai‘etlntss and altilitv. the store «an’
make to vour measure either of these at lllllt‘il lvss Hum
tttsual charge.
I
Here is the stords I‘il'd‘i'Qt.‘1 (“Ulllllill't‘ i. 31‘} usual «4-
R‘tllta— Ri? l
‘(Loatu .7]?
bltzrt— $2.73
There is almost no restriction not,“ pith; . J: . rm;
models. 18 coat stvles. 16 different shirt mmlrlsl
. The (‘l‘l'dl‘ll't’ here tultl of. (”were (“llll't‘ win: It l
mu.
t
slur. 0
To it one needs hut Lilitl mice of chosen \vonlwo will of
‘ ' .l ,Jj
lining. to know exat-tl“. \vhu‘: t-otrmlet-su cloth: 5 t. ..
9 Yes. it does include covert-(l buttons. lltll nut i.illt",.
. “And here are the \Vt‘ltllenc to be t‘l‘ms‘t‘ll .l‘l‘nl‘l—m't nil-
glec-tion winch lllClUtle.“ all the warm and fine faltrit-< for
_ Autumn and Winter. all the ('llenl'flll and rich ‘.'l']ill'<I—'-
Serge poplin tussah ll'lCOllllt‘ and ('I’t‘ltt’ poplin. lurid-
Some medium and darlt shades of all the 1mm: Ef'u Amtt m
colors— 3:1 to $7.50
_ Broadcloth of fine lustrous eu-cllvnfl
.WEliIht. manv handsome shadcs.— $4 to $7: 50
E Plaids for skirts. serge and velour, of sulClltlld
l . . . . .
.Weight and in tasteful distinctive contlniiatioiis—‘
$1.2.) 109450
5 .
l Silvertone and tweed and artzentone and polo—cloth.
l
finish and
and fancv mixed woolens, manv hues. ideal coatings.-
$4 to $ti.50
Novel Peachbloom‘ and Velanqora and holivia. in
ark brown ant. henna and tan and navv and
;copenhagzen and nekm bluc— $9 to 313.50
E Silk beaver and mole and ottoman. luxurious of cflétj‘té
l Nearseal plush of beautiful hue and with fine deep
:beautv.— $10 to $15
l Beaver plush. rich and pleasing: of color and of nice
,surface— $7
'i‘illl‘l] fifth]: I
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The Howland Dry Goods Co.
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I ClVlL SERVICE POSITION. tural - rumination “all not in 'itl .Iild
; ' lor appointmvnt.
3Norwalk People Can Take Examma- 11mph, in (””11“,“). 3,, .5“ to
{OOH/70? ASSIS‘ZI“ Auditor. :lhkt‘ this examination .«hnnltl Ill.il\‘ .m-
The 1 nimtl States Civil Service :Itlicalion jinnlmlinttll)’ in th: lmul -
*Commission has announced that an L)" tary ”f rim «int s: rviw commie-ion,
Lopen competitive examination for an jwtm mating his “panning-t. .c
Iaesistant auditor, both men and Wont ,postoilim,
ten eligible “’lll he held on .\‘m'vm'w r
it; in the (i'ios of Hartford. New II?-
_ven, Bridgeport. .\llddletown. Danhurv. t
Vt'aterhttrv New l/Jlldtln and \Vilil- 'Had B:.r. Held in Wales by the ha".
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PATTI’S BODY REACHES pr-isd
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:nianttc. way fitrilce,
; The work of an assistant illltllltl" is. M):\'l.tt\. (it t, :7 '1':. Ln. u:
and Mme. Patti, held up lty 4w y.’n"’.ny
gm assist in tin auditing: o: inconv-
'r‘s'Pt’SS-pl‘ofil.“ tax rrturns. ,
;Compeli'ors will be divided into two ”High mm” m P“"‘“~
Eclasses, those competing for Grade 1‘- ,Tho hurial “ill “A“ Mr"
positions, ”whose salaries range from ;" ity,
VSIAOO to $1,800, and those contracting :AN INSIDE B '
:for Grade 1], whose salaries are $2,000; ~ AT”
.10 $2,500 a year. In either grade the! MAKES YOU LOOK
:entrance salary of an appointee will1 AND FEEL F“£5"
'depend on the qualifications shown in
Strikv, has hm n l't'ntutml 1*“ m "not
ir» that.
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hot water with who.-
phate before breakfact keen.
Illness away. '
o_.,_._.
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examination. 35‘)” ‘ 9'3“ 0'
In order to take these examinationsj
it is necessary to be a citizen of the!
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'l'nited States, meeting the mile" in:
requirements, Applicants muut harp
ithe equivalent of a common school ed-
:ucation and cnv year's t‘-.\;t(‘i‘ic-ll(‘t a:
Phy>irians the “lit id on r nu un-
mfntl the inside lmth (inhaling lltlfl‘
iii: of vastly more ivnportanro y‘mn out,
' ‘de - 2 .. '
la. commercxal bookkeeper or account- lb thanlincms, bthuM-E the skin pore!
;do not absorb impuvitlra into lho‘
iant. or two vcars’ office or iiuslnrw
- ' ll . - ., . .
«experience which has l‘allllliariz d ‘h‘ '(I50$.1‘;:pustlil .. ill :11! dllh. ulffln 1h, “0“
applicant. with ordinary commercial (,n 3‘“ S of bowel! do.
lterms, customs and usages, and must
be between the - 0 - w
.93” . 1 . 5 ages 0‘ '0 “JG H Ig‘lass of hot water with a toaspooni’ul
3' “.11“ “bully" Th" only ”maggm of liineston" tilio-prrnn in it at! Ii
‘to this age rule is in the case of hon-3 harmless meantl of helping to man
“ombly discharged soldiers( nation: I ' . .
and marine: or their “do." 0 i h ifrom the stomach, lher, kidneys and
‘ .rr.te‘ .. . ,..
. of an “15“er honor-ab! dhv‘bowels the previous day s. mdigt;.t1bl0
charged service than y material, poisons, sour bile and toxinbfi
qualified to ' whom. "”9 ’5 thus cleansing sweetening and purify—
Which . ' an appointment .ing the alimenuwy canal before eating
he N not capable of accepting. 3 more food
Cornpetitors will be examined in let 1110843 who wake up with had them".
a,” .u“; 0‘ "00118“. M- .coatol tongue, nutty taste or ham a
' .OII ,. "a. m1”. IBM“ hold. allow oomplulun.
1‘5”“ m a . m:’mnohvebmolo
Ifl m5. .5 4 3" m m abut-
Men and Women are t'rzul to min!
each mornlmz. before breath.“ d
i few-
Norwalk Chronicler