; 1 (mums: has. accepted a. melt-
lmnue More; “Sash- .
712:9 )1, ii
V" i‘C’Ci.
,
(env‘mh Muclienzie of first» EADIERS
1 .xpm‘k in lilo Advent lChrlr-T
MM “my“.w.‘ .
. my; mama: order-afloat m ,
their was: WW» lea“ poisonous
holds to Maze in the system «and?
”use aches “and pains. D. .0. Demand;
2865 W. 30th SL, Clevelamd. 0.. was:
“I caught cold and it sealed in my
“h mmcrrmv night. i ,. 0" kidneys. ’My back and. sides Vote so
I - ' ‘ - Ymmhbagwd lame and sore I could not stand;
.‘F Vim-“1"“ “mirrfif I;;:?£ontg ’ 'Ews is" i”; ' mg m; straight. I used Foley Kidney Pills yum change.
. ” ', l . t » .
“Eiggfzmgcn tomorrow. ». 7% ' “pom good regults and margin: 20mg?
‘ "‘ “ . . thdI-EA-y Wismwoaa. to their helping new :1 ~
tins: of the Choral Union of the . ~ r l .1! . mm m 9.3.3.. . e1! Cor 13‘
cmw .\l. R. Church will he helcil
in the parsonage of the church.
A PERT|NENT LETTER!
.2; ll. Gaston has purchased 3, Editor Sentinel: What must be the
buildings ml F(1fieb?;;en::oiglmeli“g or the parents of children and
wnnl by All. .111 .. ‘3‘ the public generally of this commu‘
1pson. nity as to the disposition in our cool
. . —'-——_.. _ court of the Patsy Gazzio case, for
>" “I‘K‘t (leifi‘gati’h H; fligdmt .the killing of the eight-yenr-old
c” ' Com Punch. 0. 9-0 éGeorge‘ Frodericks. '
mo: Edward E. Mead, John ‘ _
:rfm. M’ichaol P. Shea. Ellie F.l 033.110. Charged both with‘ man~
M John J. Flynn. aslaughter and inooxrigiblllty, but now
lam hm (a; figehen hundred ($1500) dol5
c moms have been (‘M‘D‘Med - r ' on ' ere should be a. public
; in Norwalk Improvement as- gdig‘notion meeting or .thé people or
's rummage sale to (be held in “23:21: to denounce ”“5 travesty on
, '1 hers building store ' . -
liliginletLrteel April 23 and 24. The armory snould not be large
1_., . . enough to accommodate those who
should attend“ such a meeting and
condemn tihs outrage. The clergy
should lead in. this matter, or is it
lamentably true the statement made
by Councilman Osborne in The Senti-
_....-—v
; annual
'Susic Scnvld 0f Rowayton 9.31“"? Flieqnuwry. when. asked it the
Oll't‘ll a position with the . “Him-‘1 Ol'flamzatlon’ was back
' Now Enclnnd TelephOll‘B or him at the “me he offered a reso-
lution in the council last Tuesday
night, "To mohibit further Sunday
~ __#__-._. cvemgg I‘ll-“till"? Performances in Nor-
mi Street & Son, the we“ vsalk, and 1113‘ reply: “They Were
ealers ham: been supplying 311?}.an I dOH.’"*hmk they have the
Engine Company a! Soothin‘:“9 ‘0 fight 1‘-
" 'ith a lot of sand and crav: "'—
‘um'c also inst milled in their
0mm a fin“ loam of horses.
heir exchange on Sexigcwick
'Dtll‘ivll.
CENTER HlGH 1920 HAS "
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Tuesday’s assembly exercises were
(marge of Room 32. Miss Ruth
V 110:1?! Cni;‘n.‘;l,"l_\’ Hall, q‘llé’s. in
,i‘I. infill- P“““-“ “um" h ne’r’Dt-lson acted as chairman. The enter-
}. ...r.. -__ ~ _ itaznment consisted of a one~act playlef’
and \VUIIT. (2' mun lancJS‘nued’ “A Pair of Ifunatics." and the
1. who has hr-w: confined to * 110°!l1101'0llgllly’ eluoye‘d the manner
. ll.‘ Hz. pin.) 7.31? out seven ‘ 1' ‘Wh'ch the 1WD characters, lM'iszis Mar-
‘ m: :x llrhlrvn log sushmvd at 'j‘me Hunt and Russell Brigg-‘2. manag-
's l‘o‘nf. i< lx-l'nru‘d selling
~ry nix-vi; wax} will, 5001‘ return
holltw. 7?
id to extricate themselves from their
-xccedinely humorous predicament.
At a recent meeting of the class of
’ §1920 the following officers were elect-
Iinilts,‘ MHEI‘ISIF. Air-:1 1“,». ”19.63:! .
1,1,”. mm .5. w”; ,130 open' PrsldcntwRussell Briggs.
‘ , 53.. H, 7 ' 03,001“ Thursl Vice PresitlcntwAndrew Meunier.
v; . n n will close gt 6 o'clock; Secretary——Mary Camarota.
. 97.15, mm u :lfifi‘lot of books,‘ Treasurer—David Brennan.
warn 504m. .Anyono desiringl' There are. 8:3 members in this grail;
MM...- {0 be included, may ating class and of this mum-her 47 me
3;; m :' same at the library. taking the work of the Commercial de-
3...;sz , um- Will be purchas‘ partment.
Plans are on fool: to construct two
-tennis courts on the grounds of we
;.g.:..n M. ii. church 591*in school. ti is planned to open these
i.»wge A. lain}. min-“SW": 51111 courts during the summer months to
~ :ninr: worship at 10130. 59?“ members of the tennis club.
ls’xjvct: ‘Personnl SPF-199‘" Sun-i V
liiml session will convene at. * '-* '
m. Epworth 'fmsue 991""‘39'EAT LESS MEAT '
. mm at 6:43 p. m. 91111018)”
1.: worship at 7:30. Sermon
”Th“ Polemics of Christian :Take a glass at. Salts to Flush Kidneys
—~ r3 ..... m .
IF BACK HURTS
"‘1‘.“ prayer meetin\ will be, ”- Bladder bothers
'1:':—‘d:~._v evening at 7:45. Topic. you.
“quicn‘ “Our Citizenship." s '
~ 3 :lr'oi-ountlng has been made
' 1 Sum Court of the estate of
!‘-; ml; Green of Darien. His
l: divided among two sons
v; 'llihtel‘.
J
ESH PUBLISHERS
PAPER.
'-‘.‘-.'\. Ont.. April l‘.’.-~English.
.-" publishers have been 80:
“mm! by the shortage of‘
WW,- that a syndicate of hung meat regularly eventually
- 1.}..:.uI-,l(] to spend $40.000.000 produces kidney trouble in some form
a; ,,, insure an adequate and or other. says a welLknown authority,
supply. accogding to G. B. because the uric acid in meat excites
_ son of the English novel- the kidneys. they become overworked:
: “in... who is in Canada. top. 80!: sluggish; clog uprand canuse all
the synlicate. says he pm- sorts of distress, particularly back-
my 1,000 square miles of ache and misery in the kidney region;
1 amt erect mills. .rheumatic twinges, severe headaches.
, facid stomach, constipation. torpid livo
'er, sleeplessness, bladder and urinary
AFTERI
: av AUTO ON WALL ,
STREET. ., irritation.
“ .‘my, Sr., of Spring Hill ave. The. moment your back hurts or kid-
rock, last night. at about neys aren’t acting right. or if bladder
automobile, driven by bothers you get about (our ounces of
m. as he was crossing the lad Salts from any good pharmacy;
2:: of the Royal James Ho- take a. tablespoonmi: in a glass of water
+1. removed to the Norwalk before lbreakfast for a. few days and
5 Homn and Officer Ed- your kidneys will then act fine. This
‘, and Dr. Bumell called. famous salts is made from the acid or
‘ 1W0 gashes over the eyes and lemon juice. combined with
"W11 out under the Chm lithia, and has been used for genera-
M- attended to.
‘l‘v: and is expected 16 be stimulate them. to normal activity;
in a short time.
He “3 “0t done to flush clogged kidneys and
also to neutralize the acids in the ..
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ending lbladder disorders.
‘ Jud Salts cannot injure anyone;
the kidneys and urinary organs clean,
‘thus avoiding serious kidney diaease.
J
The‘RStandard
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«dado? max/3 _
six-es and men are M“ J, ‘
~_ Store
..1 " “WT' F; ‘ ~ g o
€122.23 izgtié’nmm m. North Mam Street
noble mind at :3} anemia,» ‘
Ofmileage. Howie-won-
1”-C'fg'as‘l menfiu
makes a. delightful effervescent lithia—
water drink which millions of men ~ .
and 'women take now and then to keep ' '
Butter and Egg ,
L.
his tires carry hint Ser-
minded auto mm W
The Best Salesman—A Want Adv. ‘,
1 quart bottle of Sterling
Furniture Polish. $1.00
Inc, 500.
Homalk, Conn.
WKNT;U ,
Discafded Ford Radiators "aura. ‘
lea of condition, to buy or ex-
New Honeycomb ‘Ford Radiators
$26.00 and $30.00.
Second-Hand For-d Rum _ Al-
' way: on Hand.
All Work Done Undegmm.
' \
-—The Best Salesman—A Want Ad.
SPECIAL
‘9’ . . y
In‘
$1.00 Weekly
r
*1 Spring Cleaning Time Furniture Necessities ’
F urmture, Linoleum, Rugs,
Refrigerators dnd Ranges
, * THOR
CARPET
S'WEEPERS
$1.00 Down
[STERLING .. .. ..
Ho mm to climb. All on ’9
Furniture . C0. wr-
, ¥ THOR
? WASHING
MACHINES
On Easy Terms
The finest, display in Greater Homlk. ranging in price $12.00” $75.00. Buy now for later (19- I
COUCH HAMMOCKS '
livery as there will not be enough to go ground.
the prices are going higher.
Oil Cook Stoves
New Perfection Blue Flume,-!’iorence Automaticw'l‘he two
best oil cook stoves onthe market. Can be had here any she.
Would'advise a prompt purchase as the‘supply is limited and
l I 3‘" m
Lia
Linoleum
o
Congoleum
Neponset
' Makes, beautiful floors for any room [in the
119130. Our stock is complete in any color.
style or pattern. Measured and laid free.
c f «.e‘
In all sizes; 21:5!qung med
ieal; the best fia- W yonem rawhide; any m
It's an: urn": mucous.
5" y , STOVOIL
‘ - To rumor near
om LINING 33mm:
' an“ Goon ran? mum :3 . . 6
08 1mm m ' , . , i
13 um roe mm =
mas soarwmmm
mummcnotm
) Sneen'llnh‘oductorvl’ricellfvc
251W
ashington 81:, So. Norwalk ~~ 5,5,.
InlS STORE GLOSS AT 8 P. M. “YUM“ '
. Dainty Undergarments
mmoowmmaunylutmmqum pm a”.
mmumm,mkmmumlm
‘ ent'endlhortllemfirimmcdwithnlmyhamdlwi-m
brain-y.
WHITE PETROOATS to conform with manna trod he
V ‘ cambric, nainsook, crop. do china.
strap We and bodice top, French Val. and m m
£3330" m “ '
H833, tic, sateen. Jersey and glmdlk, out
Ext. 'Sina in com P3 is lip-aw, ougu
in , n end PM“, ' d ' -
ed and correctly proportioned for stout women.
J. I. MALLETTE
Tel. 449.
88 WASHINGTON 81‘. SOUTH NORWALI.
HOSIERY .
The woman who cannot. be suited from this vast can»-
tiou is fastidious indeed. There are pure thread silk, silk
halos and fine cottons, in black, white, conic-van, mind all
the colors that fashion denim. We also have an unusually
breed huge 01’ Children's Stockings and Sac? s. echoing the
vary but values possible indepondable quallies at modem
“Satisfaction Guaranteed" is our big seumfiom.
.5; m *5: Pram;
. perv MWW'N'AAN!’ "
" as numeral 31?.
J. c.
The “Vninty” Pump
A high tongue, ribbontiod novelty adapted from the: -
French, but. with the Amman slender vamp. Black ooze or
mat- kid, AA to D. An Edwina. Banshee.
’ ‘ERIPLETOE SILK HOSIEEY FOR. wom
CUNNEALLY 69" BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
STORE OLOSES AT 6 DAILY.
Do you want a. HOM?WMMJ—
lianyounmmwnfl? ,‘
To you wish toinnst 110m?“
Would you borrow on HORTMGE?
Do you require ENTRANCE?
We can SERVE you.
RAYNIOND BROS.
’lfi - a... _. M. m-..” - ‘22
‘
~.--«.«.g§
'.: a“ a.
. So. Norwaik Auto Repair, Co.
KENDRIGK 8 WHITE, Props.
122 80. “am 8t. . ‘
HEPAH‘HNG, WELDING,
LIGHT TRUGKiNG AND PARCEL CELlVERY,
' Phone 801‘.
. . Q. , FOR sALE
I 2mm ’i‘ourtng, 1 Buick Touring. 1 Buick anul‘ter, 1 1918 1 Ton .
Worm Drive Ford Truck. CA” FOR HIRE. ‘
semis. W‘ .
.ms was no common
’ ’ m flak '
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