Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 6, 1920 · page 11

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VEZNESDAY, om C ”'3 ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ine, Lydia E. Pink-
'am’ 5 Vegletabiel

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

"Will

 

, in a very bad con-
‘ ition and had lost

of my good friends
old me about Lydia
E. Pinkham' s Vege-
table Compound and
after I had

ei ht or ten bottles
_ ell: like a dihr~
" ’ - tgomaln. l

- 11 zituntilnyba git mborn
' -w um and we have had her-chris-

: I::,l.1Elizabeth. Iwishyonto
ll .. in, letterto otherwollon
"'- adoring as I was. "-Mrs

ii {1.5.1: Kunznacxen, 1086 Man-
n.».‘i\ hue, Brooklyn, N. Y.

'1'. . nuho suffer from any feminine
111'“ w? 5'31:le not lose hope 311mm
in. --ii ydiaEPm IVW

Ill .' 1J1}

it - ill my convincing “Wills
‘ (m. u t'_, published In the ll
1 01 'h to l»: proof enough. for women
1 wl.» ~l.'l- r from those distressmg ills

 

 

1.- 1. 'r 1. their sex that Lydia
rm, Al'sVe geta‘bleCompmmdistbel
ln' 1:1 . they need. .

 

 

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SHOWINGS i

 

 

Our showing of shaving needs
11 complete. We hove every- 4
£120: to the newest safety With
e 132': blades for safties, bushel.
mi after-4hr.” lotion. flr-L l
tors. too, hand, M or M

lung from tn new“:
Hops, maps, W, M

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them into m1m1rs,or the phenomenon
may be due to a (llunge ill the per-
mobility of the tell membrane.
Though normally the. stimulus required
for a renewal of growth is: supplied :
by cold. mechanical injury or a period
of drying may have the same effect.
The process occurs independently ill
my exposed part of a plant. so that
if one. or two brain-hes of a plant be
‘kept continually wa rm “hile the other
is stha-en-d to the usual winter chill-
Ong. the former “ill not develop on the
mom of summer temperature though
the latter develops as usual.

 

God. 00 Wont Home.

"Going to Church in Ancient Rome"
was the title of a lecture delivered in
Philadelphia in Houston hall by Dr.
George D. Hndzslts. who showed a
number of views of temples dedicated ‘
to Jupiter. Minerva, Mercury and other
gods. The number of gods became no
numerous in Bone toward the last.
said the lecturer, that the people had
to refer to a catalogue. There was
one for sowing, one for planting. reap~
lug. binding, housecleaning and. in
tact~ for every trivial detail of 1119.1
thunl and ceremony choked true de-
votion. he said. and the sacrifices
prayed over by the priests were made 1
with or without the presence or any-
one else. Cong-123ml devotion was
alien to the spirit of ancient Rome.

 

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When the spirit of Johann 'von

Quote passe! am. catch 22,
in Int-ope toot noted lie event and
on his last words: “Let the

wt liter.“ lions venerable with
* at m a wit. mum
find. and the greatest poet or
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Who crossed my trail in the hotel this
afternoon but “Long Sam” Weaver! Last
time I saw Sam to chin to waa that night of

15th when our old 38th clinched the

Rock of the flame” title! And. I guess
you won ’t forget that night. old glue pot—-
everybody was stuck on you!

Sam and I fought the war all over
hnd dug into our Camel supplies like it was

Milli

oommissary". Sam never will get all
talking about that session when we

bouldn't move a hair without getting a close
glare—and, no cats or smokes!

Sam than home song about How "good
Camels were to him in France—and ever
in“! That bird has the warble! My.
Camel talk trickles all his tongue likewatei:

over Pa Smith's mill dam! Pete, old

. , parpet tack. Sam has a head all right!

“Camels certainly are friendly”,. ma the
way Sam put it in his old-time vigor-vim

“Yonhowaawallasldo”, he
no other cigarette has such a mild,

mellow body. And, there’s no harshness or
tiredness of taste in a million Camels! No
objectionable odor, no lingering unpleasant
aftertaste! Summing it all up, Shorty. I'll
say Camels are the greatest cigarettes in‘
the world at any price!"

“ed M tonight, with Winstoru
Salem, N. C. my first port of call.
jump from K. C. !
Salem when Canals are made!

Some
Pete, it's Winston-
GET 11E!

- Sincerely

 

 

 

Save Your Coal

 

 

on Wall Street

 

Portable Electric
Heaters

To Operate on. South Not-walk
Current

F. M. CULLEN

ELECTRIC SHOP
Norwalk

New 1920 Mitchell

Delivered at once to your mate. all charres paid for
81900

NEW MAXWELL
TOURING CAR OR ROADSTER
Immediate delivery to your gut-age, all charges paid for
81.75 ‘

LUTHER M. WRIGHT

55 RAILROAD AVE. PHONE 1‘13-4 80. N ORWALK

 

 

HershfieldMotor
TRANSPORTATION c0.

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LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING

10 large trucks at you-om for all kinda of W-
ation: padded van: for (culture work.

Iain Ofice 26 Concord Street, South Not-walk, Phone 204
New Y ork Office. 201 W est 20th.. Phone Chaise: 8159

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

CASCARETS “05$le!! ASHR'N Composite Box Score of First Game
Antigua. spam... Capital .1 can... . ‘31 Wait? 3 Series Played in Brooklyn
America. the Victim of Flood, Fm
~3, Ind Earthquake. ' ~ ' n r. ‘t ' ~—
.- Nine _. Bayer l .611 Gentile, BROOKLY N.
._- Anti 1111 the . W”- "‘1'”-
it i {a ll gittering Spams“ “9' , ab. 1'. h. 21. 3b hr 11; so m) hp )1 sh Avg po. a. e. Ayg.
‘ :1 0 a Central America. arose high visits. as . . . . .3 n 2 1- u 0 2 o 1 o o o .667 0 3 o 1.0m
on the contml plateau in the beauti-i lJ. Johnston. 3b. .3 v o u o o o 1 u o 1 e .009 1 3 o 1.1-») '33!
ful 19.1le of Aimocongo. palaces Griffith. rt ..4 0 1 0 0 o l u o o o 0 .250 1 0 0 1.000
and “WM “8 Mexico and hos- fiYheat. 1: .1 1 1 1 o o 2 o o o ,o a .250 I o 0 1.099
meals, its maxilla: fountains and av- 1.1": C{ 3-! ----- i 0 0 g 2 “ ° 0 0 0 0 9 M9 1 ° " 1~"1;‘ 1;
m We“ m“ in ‘ ft on ch). b ....1 0 O 0 o 1 0 0 D 0 .000 1... 1 1 .9-3
N “Y W Kudos. 2b ......3 *0 o o o o o 1 o o (v o .m 1 1 0 1.0m)
0' the new world. while aboved M— , mu. c. ...... z o o o o o o o o o o o .900 7 1 0 1.1100
cred the sweeping outline. at the' Man-mam. p ...1 o o u 1- c o o o o o o .000 o e o .v‘n
ere-It volcanoes ham :3 the “Agua' aLamar ...... 1 o o o (a o o o o o a o «00 o o o ...-...,
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‘_ ‘ 830:“ Yog'efeelins fine. and “Fuego” (“Water and «Fm-v, “B _ T b .. Maxmux. p ..... o o o .. (a o o o o o o o .m ‘0 1 o 1.000
r - n eep the eating “.hm‘ . M u 1 b h . aHr a lets of Aspirin is zen- .nmcheu ....... 1 o 1 o o o 1 o o o o o 1.0.0 o o 0 .nm
11 that. _ , ,1 , , . . were S 11131 to 0 er doom. uine A ‘ri .
. . p , jg “a: amps With For twlcefimmm was dostmved the SDI n mowed safe b5 millions adore. p .......o o n o 0 o o o o o o o .m o 1 o 1. mo
.. .. annual; for the liver and . P . v ‘and prescrbed by physicians for over 1x115 ,,,,,, , , , .n o o o o 0 0 o 0 o e o .000 o 0 0 .1109 i
\Vhen bilious. constipated, first time in 1046 by a 300d 0f water twenty years. Accept Only an unbrok- _ __ _. __ _ ... __ _ _ ... . ... ‘ __ .. __
unstrung, or for a cold, from the crater of the volcano which en “Bayer package" which contains 'lotril-l .31 1 5 i 0 0 5 3 1 o 1 o 27 13 1
touch. or bad breath. nothing was then appropriately called Agua; prover directions to relieve Headache. ‘Batted for Marquard in sixth inning.
- . “(affix No grilling, no and the second time in 1773 by fire foothache. Larache. heuralgia. Rheu- incited for Mamaux in ighth inning.
,-31'.'l(‘€‘. 10, 2:3, 50 cents, and earthquake from) Fuego. (rho funhsm, Golds and Pain. Handy tin TBut‘ied for limaux in eighth inning.
__ ”N Spaniards not being able to relnon- niii'iiif.1“1‘ab-‘e" cost few cents. ' VYELAND
'— _— strnte with the-recalcitrnnt volcanoes pacffgesAg" a 52m“; 113:8" 3839?, 0 add.
\unux srixr 1'0 JAIL. in the some elk-cave manner that was Bar-9‘1. “am” 31 3 “‘69 331* Fat F
W in dealing with the Indians accuse onoaceticacideg. at». F‘ )1. 2b 3" 111' 1b 80 bh lip sh 5!: AM: no. 1. «Avg.
H -H t _. . _ ' ter of Salicyiimtd. Evans l1 ....... 2 o o o 0 0 0 0 1 o o 9 .MO 1 1- :1 1.0M
"3 “Hill“! “Ian!“ 0" "heal other means were resorted to. and; Jamie-non I, 1 0 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 o «no 0 0 a 0...
"""‘i“‘- ”P'Sf‘ mount-tin; were solemnly ban- 7 1 1' r ' if 0 , (in
HA? :;;-. .. ‘ A,“ “‘ n‘ " .' .. - . _‘ Wambags. 1|; ...3 0 0 -- 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 o .004 0 - L l. 0
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3 I and tile limin- un the engine. ~
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. ' Growth of Plants. 1 .
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Among plums, :lt’ter the, eriod of:
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-~..- . ' l nedv herself in “Cornered” Regent Bod B] W st '1 "d End
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9. .. . ' _ Theatre. Thursday. Oct. 7. .
yulde Well by Lydxa E, . heather sets m, and if plants are _.__-_,.__.__--_.. VA__ .-- _ _ _ - ”it ,- _ ”...—...... ...__-.__-,_-- fig,
l’inkham’s Vegetable imnintnined artificially at 11 high tem- “ i
c ‘ pr-rztture this dormant period persists.
. 0mm Exposure to cold is needed to activate :
‘ u the plant for another period of growth. . l
.. .1 V laughs; 1%,. yoth :3? Perhaps the liberation of enzymes acts m City: “6' 3
«7—7. on the stored starches, converting MORNING To YOU: PETE! '—'lat¢ it mghtj i
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