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our Pills;
Some people just live and die to
tako‘pills. Emery time they feel out
of sorts it‘s a trip to the old family
medicine chest and gulp! stink-down
goes some more pills. True—they may
have relief for a day or so, or they
may not'get relief~~but relief is not
one of permanence, and permanence is
«what. counts in keeping good health.
Constipation is the root of all evil.
It keeps the human rat 0 out of health
threequarters of the ime. But. al-
though many say the constipation can-
not be curcd#do you know that there
are many people who have obtained
wonderful results by removing the
cause of constipation by taking Turk-
ish Baths. impurities of the system
did the trick. And it stands to reason
that. with the elimination of these im-
purities. constipation has got. to go.
Constipation and its allied troubles
«are removed forever by the imactice of
taking massage and Turkish Baths. If
you are constipatedv get busy. Go to
the Hotel Atlas Turkish Baths. 241
Fairfic'tl Ave. Bridgeport. Ladle-3‘
dayw Fiiiiuy- Hours: 1'! a. m. to 6 p.
In. Open day and night-Adv.
Pnonifii’rmN ENDS
,WHEN GERMAN TREATY
HAS BEEN SIGNED
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Continued Prom Pane One.
mobilization of the army and navy lizul
{Won Coniplvtcd
Th»- \\'i;ito llousc announccmmzv
clears up any doubt. as to whether the
war would be ended legally with ”if
ratification of the German «treaty.
Some officials haul expressed ihr- (min;
ton that the war emergency would not
pass until the treaty with Austria had
been acted upon by the Senate.
An ”fit-i" to have the Senate alt mt
a motion to t‘Ppass the Prohibition lin-
forcemwnt bill over President
.mn‘s veto “as made soo'n ath‘r
Senate l't'nvt'nvd today. chvt‘ul llczn-
ocra's objected and a long )iziriimm nt-
:=;} “iitlnfllt‘ (H'ul‘ thc rules ensued.
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Miss Anna
MW AWAY WMEMDNRVQVWEFiE‘ 33321.: misuse-cam“;
FUNEFW um i”
:flrs. Flarold (Rodent-8. Mrs. E. R
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Hrs. Winfi- Me.
'mmbm'mx. Siberia.
It: fi'srmdence or in: W is”) I
mm ’liddlebrool, ‘Mrs. Jane Justin.
Mood gunfire. fiobert/ Crusty.
The' captains for East Nomik on:
'Mrs. James Paul. Mrs. H. C. Drake.
With any member 9f the. men's 3dVis' Mrs. Henry Harris. Mrs. W. F. Taylor
ory committee: any one of the board‘and Miss Mary Rider.
7 «to 11.
of directors. or go over every book
kept by any part of the Union. that,
making a thomugh investigation for
themselves.. It is not a private Chin
it is a public Home, governed by the
public. lt knows nosed. or creedmnd
its doors are open to all in need, as the
by-laws’state. It is not a home for the
woman or couple with moderate
means, it is for the poor only, and
those who can secure no other homes
except the poor house, and yet are
tOO educated and refined to end thcir
days at. Naramke. through misfortune. .
and. usually. no fault of their own. So.
there will be no raland the price.
three dollars per week. will remain the
some. for everyone ltnOWs. Norwalk
will respond to help its own charity.
The names of all the lieutenants have
not yet been handed in. and their
names will appear later. The central
committee is made up of the followina‘
well known men and women: Messrs.
(‘harlcs H. linyt. llcman (.‘. Drake.-
Richard H. Golden. Judge ll. Vii Greg-
or)", David XV. Raymond. Charles F.
Tristram. Attorney Leo Davis. Mrs.
Robert F. Way. Mrs. John P. Sherman.
Mrs. \V. II. Baldwin. Mrs. Jane Austin.
Mrs. C. A. .\ic.‘£am:ira. Mrs. Leltoy
Montgomery and Mrs. George \\‘. (‘ar-
mil.
Tim remains for Fowavton are Mrs.
A. l‘-. (‘lcvcrly and Mrs. l1. ll. EVOI‘)‘.
Tim (‘ztptains for South Norwalk. un—
tlo-r Mrs. John Shcrman. districts. .21 to
2‘5. me Mrs. E. (l. Huntington. 3’!“
Frank Lauder. .‘lrs. \K'. H. Stowe. Mrs
C. A. McNamara. Mrs. .\l. H. flut'inz-
Mrs. Robert G. Mitchell. Mrs, Johr
Fell. Miss Daisy Hoyt. Mrs. Gianni“ ll
Vosburgh. Mrs. Rout H. Flynn. Miss
Lydia Green. Mrs. H. L. Hoyt-s. .Vrs.
Elton B. linker, Mrs. Harry ti. S‘i‘xi
t'elt. Mrs. (icorm- Van Alstyne. Mrs. I.
.\l, Hoyt, .lnm ph iro‘ Libro .lmi Joscp‘i
OTB
The districts
’Mucrial and instructions will be
given at. at the Home thisutm.
Meanwhasmownmol
her.
workers or lieutenants. who will met:
a home mom and report ‘rc
The captain it turn will report
to the chairman of her district, who
ts a member of the cgntrul committee
Lieutenants should keep in touch with
their «mains each day.
Captains re
port to their chairmanl'l‘hursfily and
Saturday nights.
OXVGIN REMARKAILE
FOR THE TEETH
or .
brcailie
is oxygen.
Foo r-fifl l1 s
Oxygen
of tho
life-giving purifier.
)ch & R (‘alox contains imprisonm:
oxygen. This
ir Nature‘s
air rcc
OXYEZen {tenet rates
if)
every part of the mouth_ and dv'trova
the (lanrt‘rnus dccayrerms.
MFK & R Phlox also
removes the
glue-like film that contains them do-
cay gonna. and that harden: imo tar-
tar.
llcntists t‘\'t‘:\‘\\‘hf“.'r‘ n. c and recom
mend McK & R Calm.
For sale by Clifford Pharmacy. 80.
Norwulk.
walk.
llm‘ine & llarilwick, Nor~
eastward.
Omsk and Vladivostok. ho:,{elt LZn'~
Oct. 5 (Cor-
ime thousand"1~rtugus 'trofi the
Rush and Sim bow for‘wiks
tilled the yards of Irkutsk with their
railway cars. Forced to flee from
their homo. Ilrir‘erm, Ekateringburg.
M. Chennai-k, l‘fa. ”unpav-
lovsk Kill". ‘Barnaul and ureter.
cities ot‘western Sibtria. because of!
the mess: the Bolshcvilu they'took;
refuge in the railway (are provided fly:
the Omsk government and sir/int:
limit. midway hen-went
full import of (he Izmtmo‘i. tier- ul
refuge-rs. ‘l"'::mfnl-z-m:~ it .~. it: ‘2
on “ennui. bat tbs-c 5132‘. i‘ClJ-llil n:
and arourd the (ll‘lll’31-€Zn rumor?
ulnar? number 0! mph win. h;‘.‘.t‘ ‘
homes but box can-s or hovel .113ch
where along thr railroad lino.
A Weak ago it was e‘:t.’t:.';.iul 3;. an
oflicer of thc Amt-noun llaiirt-a-(i
Corps. which is attemptin': to Matt '
talc. the transfiibcrian service. "w:
no fewrr than 3.1.000 cars of refuge.»-
wero artist-Putt in and around Omsk.
Nearly 1.0.60 'amiYies of Taiwan:
vmrkers are mm lixing in bus: c.
thr- lrlt'i'si:
wcz'kimn \wrc brought 'tY‘Z
distrifls (0 to zivm mqpiryycn; 4,:
Middle or Eastun Sillf‘f’ll 'n Y‘dill‘ ..-i
work.
Mi 0 N '
yprv‘c Tit KP !"l x . '
tip: 1' il-
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TOFRINGTON \NCM‘N SL‘iClDZS.
T()Rl'il§\‘i‘-T”.V. 07'. ."‘. 'xlr‘. J-.‘n
ll lie-"arty. 52 '(mniitied suicidc.
yesterday. by asphyxiation. Shr- Him
her-sci! .h whaliixvnm am} taint -Z on
the f“?! =. 9"!- “:u'. i)‘ n ‘l'."_ '37; r": :‘l ,
ncrvom trouble about a _w;:r.
\
“I’vediscovered how to save werk”
Every Hoosier feature is a. scientifically desizn-
ed labor-saver—a means of reducing time and work
in the kitchen.
If they were-less efficient. a million
and a half women would not now be using them in
their kitchens each day.
“Saves miles of steps.” is no mere phrase. For
the "Hoosier combines inventions and conveniences
that save work. and brings all utensils and smiles
within arm’s'reach. Thus the Hoosier housewife sits
comfortably at her work. Whole meals can be pre-
pared without leaving the cabinet.
, Sterling Fumi
Your health and your happinessdemand that you t
reduce kitchen work toa mm The best wav to
accomplish this much desired result is to follow the
example of this host of housewives and brim: a
Hoosier into your hone. A
Conn and witnes a demonstration of this won-
derful kitchen helper. Then select the model you
like best—a small payment puts it in your home and
equally small mom each wwk coon D:V the motl-
ernte balance.
.. .- ' (p.50. Norwai 1
\V'il- liassu‘n. >"l‘l‘.c‘.camai,ns tor Norwn'k K-“pORBlN$.'lNé'I«. T5". new Chavle F. Mills hour- on
"hilt-l .‘ll.\. \.. ll. .aldwm. districts .. - . "1 . w
H. n __ . ., . ‘ ~ _ , . - Flax lliu road and (in) circa: hm
.. to . .md 11 in .1. air. Mi 3..er ..- '\§£_‘A '1.):.§( .
\\'- Smrc). Mrs. Lewis (lrcot‘. Mrs- VV. . ‘ 7 ‘ been retentl} ”‘Imll'd dim 2"; “V“:‘5
t'. .Jt“:lll.‘. .‘lrs. Nehemiah ( ' ‘ ”all.“ {0? m‘ctlz "‘r‘I‘
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‘Rigolethf (Verdi) Grand
Quartet of Milnr.
“Thais" “L'am-mr est unc \‘ertu rare"
Sung by Yvonne (hall, St
“HIM" “Air tics Bijoux”
Sung by Yvonne (Ball.
‘ _ “ ()hin. A? to St“: tit ‘ Si ‘
“Samson and Dcldnh tern k‘ k U’
Kathleen Howard. (Zonirzlito, $2.00
N < _ _ ‘ _ .. Another new pattern ix. 1
'11.; LilllC Till Stlldi‘fr iilltl plwflsgm. TllCl‘i‘ llilYt‘ 13.3w
“The Baby and the H3" $1.25 tern: retorc but this i\ .i ..
and “Jazz” Tunes oi 1mm sorts. pimrizmt d'mg i‘ 5"”‘qf '
‘ amt-its; flowers.
lin't ‘4.- ' '-
()id lt’c‘t’m l‘i‘i‘.l_\>~ -
- tiic Munite rat-[cm at Em.-
Antique Brown Pottzry 11‘3"?“ “'1’?" “3“ ‘” ”“3"“.
can: .l‘s z~ Hum too ‘-
‘ Small useful articles for the table mg.
Attractive dark and light brown with
a‘high lustre. and sometimcs with
quaint and pithy sayings.
Coffer and Tea. l‘r'w (';iiitiltsti(k<
Hot M‘atcr .lngx inn I’lbll?\
Bouls (Vlt’ltlll Jugs Nippon China
60, 80 chant! “F ‘ Japan (“”195“) the il‘uill v.
lilul White it"txix‘iut‘s‘ni t'hi'w
I. '.‘ 1 ' 3‘ '1‘ .‘ I ‘ . L.”
hate for guts. Om of flux times mm dehmm) “‘1‘th ,mn
looks good ona tea wagon or the Sun- There is a 1:1ch awn-Intuit. \
flay night luncheon table. \N’hen one in llllllillltlll (ll l‘l’t‘llt‘h find i Hg}.
of these bowls appears. one is seized 16““ “"1115“ are WC“ . k”‘."‘"”- “
with Curiosity to Know what is in it. and 2”“ Japanese Chm“ ‘5 """‘
factory.
.._._.-*,- ..-.-_........;..5_ 1* I" " - :‘. Jimmmii.
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‘ i Miss Havard's New Book
“Ca. tain Luc in France"
Nests of Bowls ‘ P y
- £15 ready now .it the bunk department. We i.»
Blue band. on white, '1 the delay but the publishers have their tmul‘lcx
5 in a nest. Special i hook is :1 delighttul continuation ot "Captain
value land lieutenant Bob,“ and is cspct‘mm im-
' 1» :a. .... ~— :Tltey are certain to like it. \\'e know. he.» 2
$1 40 has been tried with several.
$1.50
' Iii .- _ mm!- Come soon for it sells rapidly.
We _ was}! it
'LEASECEN‘i‘RAL
TRUST we. anon
Wt.—
Continued From First drake
the Olsen Shoo (W. but 'he new
lease. who. u is um. will in—
stall fixtures and amount-
iing to some $10,000, wished one large
. “it". with the m it the
st»?! and. CH l-llediate steps
were taken to change the original plan
~ ' ‘ - '* "a its" a definite “on of
9., f
C? ”It! ”."urt Plans.
“c'nnarrv in the new enterprise,
~ A . a .3"va "nt'rc‘v’on the
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ability or the Central Ernst Company
tonukrnurlymove to its new
hope .in the flue-t laconic build-
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just how it will tool; can already be ob- ,
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?‘ mountain
‘Ural Mountains fihtnfln of European f
1.7“!“ Is”? ”1&1th ._.
Pathephones
Tinkmwhytheyareliked
is because they are equipped to pin)
ords of other machines.
. The storeaosu daily at 6 o’clock. a
ihk‘ \l. .
The sapphire lull
Pathcphones docs away with changing r‘i
_"i'hc cabinets are in all woods and in wily 1‘
form with all rooms and t'urnkxhingx.
The “Actuallc”
listening to it one receives th
is more than a plum: graph.
6 fll’lpt't‘\\irvii
singer might be in the same room illl'~t’t‘i‘..
”rived in the China St.
0P9” ‘21: war restriction l‘t‘liiL . .
$1.25
\prano. $2.00
5635’” . 15.
some cxmnt v.3 .m‘
gunner dispia}; (it
stock patterns than {oi Eli.
Much of this Iii?
made in the United Siam
“it?
lliim. r
ticularly attractive denqn
minus a
Irate of progress, he hat' hopes of mak-
ing the transfer within a month or so.
George S. Raymond, sect-Mary an”.
(mm of the (‘entral Trust (‘ont
;puny. said. this morning. that ins.
{course could give no definite idea 01'
-whc n the elahcmte plare im the fur
alumnus of its new hnmt- would ht
(ll
mpktpd. alter the Heating and
momma: Company mover; it var: r.
fact that preliminary work, in thn
buscmtnt. tor the massivc vaults. run,
new upm-tcd to ho mancu doting lllr‘
coming sis-fit.
NORWALK EQUAL
the Norwa'tk Pia-4‘. Francl'mc l-l‘aalla‘
‘wns ink] with Mrs.l\ . ll (Kilo. pvt-i:
6638.. yesterday afternoon it: watch
mmtuUW .of ’ the. Wampum
beam were present and wher- ((2.11-
m Wall; the winter's work
"ANSI-NSF. LEAGUE.
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. An cxrruttw committee BlP‘lll‘K at
ovum 80"" Q“
Mail
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lihmry. Tll' IN"
act-(l [mm ."
a Rrk‘alwz‘ w H ’i ‘.
m1 in hummv an 'r«
it is huird m‘vv' 'l
two leauuvr‘ \\'.." .
will surely he a"
thc annual 00l1\'1'l‘l'§'\‘1
1:: and H. .n llrid 15v
pointed. The loam“ «3
come no! mvmlwr- at V'
Y"!
may
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of “ayflnwr;
Hut was hold i
run:
”0w tiri- '
a mix: l
A! 'NFLL-‘l’
is an qugpiatpd 1.. .. .
ATlVE BROMO Ql l‘.‘
.m‘d hf) taken ll‘ int"
1Q W‘ibed for unity“
good plan is not to WW' -
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