‘w: to Consult Some Good
Doctor at Once.
3. Public Healih‘fiem)
I
.l‘ m of the
imil and eye lids.
u. i‘ is aform of conjunctivitis.
i boa-Jun with a Slight
1 .-' .x
O 'y' 9.‘ .
k ilfl‘lll“?
,1 ll)“. '1
by a yellowish
l'v l‘
i~ slug}
fli‘g<* .‘n-'
1.. and» marked.
.“vL’l )t'fi
‘l »r fourth day.
l‘l
imr‘u' is employed.
n all
i l‘lli’ll
'blml'msfil. In all
n.’“iv‘:>'§ which
.I n? importance.
lVl
1H) . l l
|_'\' a physician.
gem-min IN USING SUGAR
L-nould a; Eaten in Quito Mod-
crate Quantities.
”415' I. :I tiSv-ful and valuahlc food.
:~' I ovum ‘1'. ho rcmmnlmrod that
‘ufz'atml food, and then-
, .. yup.
- 4 n; l 7»: watt-n in moderatc quaw'
i 'II‘Il=-z‘, likc mitcr coneuuiraiod? _ . ‘ _ .. . _ ‘
.w ; :z' Saunas bust fitted for an; “2'” “hm” {H.511 glapc». .
. 1.. '»;-’ thr- body \Vlir-n suilhlicd‘ " coni'ncrcml nDle‘ilil'lll of tho
. , i : . lulliv‘I‘lHl‘: which dilute ill uiclhml. H H suzztw‘tcd that the wot
. 'Iu- ll"i"l‘\'.\ul':\" bulk. :poumcc ho from] from moisture in.
: . rt. 0‘ actiro habits and good! rotary (IX-Fr.“ and placed in bags for
' roulm‘nioly.
iii Al’oimd
. fair House
.....1. -. an cur-vill'ni hair tonic. HK- ('nmrrrn'niivoli' small mnonnts of
* * * SIN-(l produced, but by “Sin: tho
2. . - .) x .. lz-nks‘s :1 {inc Stmmcr pomtwc fur iclll'. a large Part of NW
1 x - mitt. handling cost is removed from limp
* * ‘ gmpv sc-d (-baruoS. Thr- nil (-unlvut
I . Si , it? pix-.1} ,; I“: washed of grape son"; is rampant!i\'(_~l.\' small
1. lurch-.1.
’ w 1
OF. camuucnnns;
ease; of Pink Eye It lo In»;
'; is an acute contagious“-
membrane lining:
In other
itching of
On the morning of the sec-
day the margins of the lids are
era!
. .‘ a burning scum-
n in - inl‘, but interference with
:. Toward evening the
and the .discom-_
The height or
dion- is muaily reached on W
If simple cleanli—
utist-z‘vwl tho dist-use usually
a i!» .- Hrs-e in two or three works.
it any last for six months it no
case-s of pink eye it iS im-
‘tont 2) Consult a good doctor at
' e, for some forms of conjunctivitis.
for simple “pink eye." are
My l;1.;lll_v dangerous and may lead
cases of “pink
9' -u' rrlhl-r forms of conjunctivitis
to would be taken not to allow the
"1r; . lo :9: on towels. napkins or
might be the
-y: . .1' .‘rmsferriuz: the discafec to
S‘I'lpllllnz‘i cleanliness l‘l all
12;.» drops; or
'sz >Y.“Ulll not be used uulcsx
. '-; Conant-“and Food and Therefore
". add sugar to thcir food'
.' pimwtzrc without inconven-
' ' L)“- of scdcntfn'y life.-
<1ion, or with a loud»
:rjy would do lit-tic;- to;
MAKINGHBAl’EJEttY
~Experiments Show ~Pomaee to
senate summon.
. q——_-——d
t Outside of Sugar. Expense for "an.
‘ rial: ls Very Small—Drying Dooo
Not Provent Jelllflcation—
‘Fuli Instructions.
Jolly madc- l‘rrun zrapc pomaco i.»
a new product 01’ the grapcgiuire n.-
(klsu'y. Poumcn Cullr’ilsts of, the skins».
pulp and Scods left in the prcxscs at".
or the grupm arc crushed for gram
juice and has bccu heretofore alums
entirely a waste product. The liaise-ii
Slates department of agriculture. with
the cooperation of a large producer
of grape juicc in the state of Non
York, has cumpleicd cxpcrimvnis
showing that jelly can be made from
manner with very little nxpcnSc for
.maicrinls except sugar. The DTC:S(‘S.
cooklnr lccttlcs and other fond-pack-
:ing machinery required-are already in
most of. the plants.
The price of grape jelly is now
produccd is about twice that of apple
jelly. it“ tho waste were utilized, jolly
could probably be produced at about
the some cost as from apples. Enough
gram primace is produced in New
Yorl; and Michigan each year to make
mm-c than 20,000,000 eight-ounce
glasses of jolly. it is estimated.
'Thc mcihod of making this jolly
z door: not diil‘cr much from ordinary
packing—house proccdurc. Itronsisr:
in boiling ilm human» with watcr for
} about 1.1 minutes. pressing, adjusting
l
l
l
a...—
the acidity by the addition of tartaric
acid‘ stuuvlnrdizlng the juice by Cun—
ccnirnling it to tho rcquircri \‘nlumc.
nddfn: ccrtain quantitics of sugar and
to 232—223 «loch-0S 1’.
has a strong grapo flaw-r
conrwnlr-iiing
'J‘hr: jelly
and looks 'vcry much like the product
wlntnr "5w. lern-j docs not swam to
impair tho jollii’icalinn qualities, and
it prcscrrr-S iln- product for working
4' up in wiulcr wlwu the burden of ti.»-
grapc juicv prcwinz season is over.
This would result in kcoplug the ma-
(‘hincrr at work during a zrcntm‘ part
of illt‘ your and di§lribuiing the owl‘-
head coals; '
Undcr ihcsc conditions it will be
profiialdc. also, to separate the son-d
i and markct it for MS oil valuu. lfn-
'dor olrl mothods, ihc oporallug and
’ asscmblin: charges wore too great for
and it should lu- rl-cnvcrcd by snlvont
’ (-ximciiun ruthc!‘ than by prcisiu: or
. ‘ in :r r‘ W.» mndwirbcs in the? nxpnlling. The product is a vcry light-
‘wh. . a1» =‘. dig-Emu " lcnlorcrl. palaluldc oil and suitabhx to
* " "‘ [all [ulll‘pxh‘t‘s fur which table oils are
l’z- :ijiv-S are quitx- as good a uscd.
. :3. 3;. as Divide! benches. Jolly mudc from :rnlm igvmacc
‘ * * * Should not bc lalwlvd "(lruiw Jelly."
\.;-‘j( 3.7-: czwam butter and sugar Thc label Should painly iullit-atc the
f. .. . -_ -, ;. little mm water will origin and should Show the perm-at.
.2...» :3; - «running easier.
‘ HOMEMADE F 00D DRIERS CHEAPEST
ago of adrh-d tartaric acid.
Sliced Apples Drying
- nun-Esau of (“{{mnvivl- factory—
»..~ for an cxpondi-‘ulc of 510V-
.r. .. tiu- Bumuuut ncccw-tmzv to so-
‘ .. y. mi alrivr of nitlwr ilw homo-
.y;. l .
it i
' .l'i .
ii
Expensive Drier.
"inr- v'lcpa‘.‘t::w‘.it ha: had its atlcn-
Li m colts-d to one drier now on the
tin-hut selling at a price about five
ll'll”3 what it would cost to construct .
I '.nl:.sf:ln:to!‘y substitute at homo.
Wm!» the tutored which gardcncrs an .
9v~-o~,vvler>re manifesting in inert-age]
hm] production should result in in-
:r-msed use of driers, the department
”bow-3 that a large money expend!-
zuwo for such Equipment ordinarily is
no: necessary.
lnbrmation on Driero.
Far the Mefit of thorn.i who prefer
:0 make their own drier-s the depart-
nmt has pwfllshed for free distribu-
Zion pamphlets containing detailed in-
‘a motion“ the subject. One of the
iv was racommended is metal covered
ml to Wed to stand on a cook-
r no or snail fur-ace. A 1-3 m:
r .. cookutovo drier. also W3
M H ”nos 0! lath, wire screen and"
“In“ or heavy unbleached muslin.
1...... either of these articles much of
5' art-Iv- surplus on be conserved?
M
-:'S tin: {Prim and vcgctablcs I
' rack-z'y-iuadt- turn according: w
' l .ilit'l Santos :lcgmrtuH-Hl (If aw ‘
, wiii -i: has undi- a study of '
l1- - in-S‘ ‘yp-r‘ of «triers. for home use. 1
on Home-Made Tray.
> ”.0... .
mound seas—.1-‘qy4.mu;
L . '- Wfi-Mvmm ,
for winter use. thus materially redial»
lug tho food bills of that coming
months. ‘ -
momwmn-z manner 7
—-. .7+ ——-_._.-..
'mmiui
mm
Garment Must Resemble Dressl
if Coat, Decidedly of the
Wraopy Type.
FlllEll unusual»! sun
Style Is to Cut Arm Section: as Part
of Garment. Raglan Fashion-,—
Robe Mantoau Labor.
Paris Mode.
. M
Judging by the fur wraps prepared
far this ‘winter. the good. old-{asba
toned fur coat has passed into the dis-
card. To be really smart, observes in
Paris fashion correspondent, our fur
mantle must he in the form of a cape
or closely resemble a dress or. if a
coal: at all. decidedly of the wrappy
type. The fitted sleeve is seldom seen
in the latter. When there is a sleeve
it is cut a: part of the garment, some-
what on the raglan Style.
Some of tho vrr_v..ncwost fur gar-
ments for 1920421 are being: made in
what is known in Paris a: the robe
mautcau Slyll‘: that is, Un- coat is al-
most in the form of a dross. Tho
leading furrlcrs have lalwn this tip. as
it worc. from tho big dre-Ssuiakcrs of
Paris, who are havimz remarkable suc~
cow with those coat dresses.
From fur to omaudio is a far cry, but
in fashion vagarics the whole gamut
is oftcn soundcd. and so the rohcman-
loan is found in orguu'lic and in price-
less fur. The last word in summer
frocks. worn at tho Trouvillo-Deau-
villc rum-S. “as tho robc manleau in
organdic, and the first fur novelty
wrap for wiutcr is in the robe man-
teau style.
A clan-min: wrap of this character
is dcvclnpcd in moloskins as thin and
flnc as satin. with iriuuuin: hands of
dai'k lludmz; lmy milk. ~hero is a
muff in {Hutch as inniutii‘ully tailored
as if it \Yll'l} of clnlh.
Anntlu-z' fur coat. in tho form of a
(lre8.~'_ i< of iuolcskin, worked in bands.
which \lmw horizontal. bias and chev-
ron lint-S. Thc quaint. snug shoul-
dt-r cayw i< now in iN Stunting lines.
Development in Fur.
Ono rxl' liw mu“: iuiorcuiiug (lovolop.
fashions i4 >00!) in tho fur
i coat of llw prl-Srnt day. A few yours
. nun lli‘~l'.:l:t‘l'\. would not have thought
I of drawn: furs in thc same way that
‘ihcy would cliiil‘un. \‘cry many of the
now fur wraps ot‘ tlw mantlc type
Show alums". prim—lime pulls arrnnzcd
in the farm ni’ drain-ll Quin-s. Follow-
ing tho grout popularity of silk and
serge mantles durin: lhr- early au-
tumn k: :i<0‘li. it is 1 » l-c oxrcctml that
furs math: in lhum‘ style-S will be
equally popular. l‘mth (-apcs and
lllt‘lii.\ in
' Coat made in the formof a dress—it
irotmolookin work“ in bands. i
l
coats are made in tiers, one falling
over the other. These do not ripple.
but wrap or drape gracefully about
the wearer. .
All or the new mantles have a very
flntbanging back. which glvesasquaro
appearance to the figure. although the‘
front often crosses in a diagonal line
and wraps the figure snugly. This is.
Just the Men-neozbetwcen he coat!
of last wlmandlthosd 0:53910-1911‘
-—tlmt lmnqblo moment whfl‘
makes admittance mecca:-
ing in the fashion or outat'fuhlon.
Caucul is a fur well suited to these
P.oquaro hanging designs. A lovely new
"wrap of. natural cmculmude in this
Bwarhu a deep collar and I mucht
bondotturnroundthobottomm
I tom: ‘3 trimmln" Mn
clonal. the_ums coming through all!-
ut the sides. At the oration tho
and buttoned in envelope (Root.
Considerable care was upended 4-
the lining of this wrap. which is of
beautiful brown and yellow brooaded
silk. with part of the br‘ocadcd design
embroidered in yellow threads. The
buttons were selected with quite as
much attention as was given to the
lining-can example of the thought.giv-
on to every detail in the clothes otto-
rday. They are of gray gnlallth to
blend with the soft coloring of the fur,
and are n?ar—shat-rle(l, can'ed In beau-
tiful design.
Ancdner gray and carncul 'wnp. be-
ing shown among the newest models.
:5 made in the form of a straight capo,
but has bands of the fur placed
mum! the waistline to give the exec:
of two tiers. There is a deep hang-
tag kolinsky collar which really 10mm
:1 little cape in Itself.
Hudson Seal Is Favor“.
Hudson seal is as popular as evor
for general wcar. Thcre is much to
recommend it. It is durable Iodine:-
pcnslve in comparison with may or
the other furs as wall as becoming.
A smartly tailored fur coat devol-
opcd in’Hudsou seal has a big cord-
Tightly-girdied coat of Hudson seal
with cape collar ard cuff bands of
kolinsky. .q
L'll‘lllt‘. which [lillt‘livS ii in tightly {it
tho \Vulstllnc. ’l'lw cull' bands. shoulv
dr-l‘ Collar and skirt lwm Show the fur
workcd in bands.
For 11mm, “110 do not care for the
all~hlack coat thvrc is Hudson oral
combined with min-r fur. A tightly
Eirdlcd (mat of lludmn seal. with a
Flinlllllt'l‘ capo collar and cui‘l’ bands hf
koliusky aunllwr llifltll-l that is
Shown.
The fur rcdlnzotp i< soon in a varic-
ty of forms and i< lu-ixu: made in a
:rc-ul many combinations of furs.
Among ihc umrc I-Vravagant coats
arc lnvcly rcdlnxolcs dcvclupml in mp
l-nrn lamb. trimmwl with sable. ley
.-m- in lilicd lint-S with the cxrcptiou
ix
lln- [rm-hot nponinLN fall.
in tlzz- rlmlcc of skins we lmvo con~
~idwra‘dt- luliiudc. .\llllu<i l'\'(‘l‘_\' sort
of fur
wraiw, It i< scvcral Stu-Hons sincc
ihcro lmS boon such a iavi~h um of
molrsldn in coats: 'l‘hcrc arc wrall"
nt‘ Silmrian squirrel lrinum-d with
>lmnk—a duraldo nld~il~whlnm~d fur.
which hax‘ been brought into ihv limo-
light again boil: a< a trimming and
for small furs}. Thcrc arc coats of
(aracul. hcavl-r. nuiria-cin fact. al-
most (-vl-ry fur ix‘ uwd.
Among: llw almost prim-less coats
arc iiinsc of chinchilla and Russian
sable. Then thorn is mink—«moonlit:
most popular of this winter's furs. In
addition to being fashionable it is
durablc—a mo<t desirable quality con-
shim-lug tho present priccs of furs.
The placing of the Skins uppcars to ho
a very important matter. for in this
way new and unusual cffects are ob-
tained. If the wrap is not made in
tiers the skins frequently are placed
to give the effect of tiers.
Wrap Liko Traveling Coat.
A wrap crcatcd by one of our Amer-
ican designers is of eastern mink in
straight cape effect. with two bands
of the fur sot below the collar to give
the efiect of three capes graduating in
sine. the collar forming-the first. The
skins are arranged hormonally on
either side of the front and around
the collar to make a trimming band.
There Ire no Sleeves. merely slits
through which the arms pass. It is
hrocadcd Silk.
Another mink wrap. —ln myopia-e
cape efl‘ect. has the skins placed to
give the effect of stripes 'running
around both in the collar .and body.
portion. Trimming buds of the.fur
are on elther~sifle of the front cad?
hang in wide loops. which an ar-
ranged at the waistline so that they
.m;be.nséxlas.a.mum ;
Like an old-time English traveling
coat. with little shoulder capes torm-
lng (healer-8. is another link «rm
i
1an vtrlmflng bowler «flared in:
placing thfiklns Wily. On my
me! “mowoilar ismnflromall. It!
moro than six inches wide in the back
and becoming gradually narrower-in
the front until it disappears at the
[The body um capefffifl, mm a
omit?”
walstllfl. ‘ pg a 30”
Am the oven ns- “'3 3
again.
Long: tho ““3” Inductor-n a;
«.5... ... m
points of thcoquares are turned back
that tho hip: llarc slightly just win-r0 _
is llm‘ll for tho handsoun-st oi"
lined with a beautiful black and gold '
Tantalum-I only human * L
sznwcrnsw :muno ro
_1$EW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 6.-—Ef-
footivo Monday December 13 the Now
York. New Haven and Hartforanil-
road will operate through 'Pnldman
service to Florida resort points dur-
ing the winter season. A through
daily sleeping car will run from Bos-
ton to Miami. Fla., on the Federal
ExpreSs leaving Boston at 7:30 p. m.
daily via Hell Gate Bridge Route.
This cut will connect at Washing-
ton with the Atlantic Coast Line
"Everglades Limited” leaving at 9.35
a. m. cm! arriving in Jacksonville at
7.40 a. m. the following morning. It
will connect at this point with the
“Palm Beach Limited" leaving Jack-
sonville at 9.00 distributing passeng-
ers by dnyllght to all East Coast
points-and arrive in Miami about 9.00
D. m.
Connection will also be made by
this car at Ineksonvllle with the
“Tampa." and "Pinellas Specials" to
Port Tampa and St. Petenburgh and
arrangements will be maderso that
parlor car space from Jacksonville
on these trains can be obtained in
Bosh! before journey is started.
Rat-1min: the through sleeping
car will make its first northbound
trip from Miami and Jacksonville
Thursday December 16th.
This new through service will fill
a long-felt want and provide excellent
accommodations for Florida winter
resort travel from New England.
—The—Best Salesmanmant Ad
IF KIDNEYS ACT
‘ BAD TAKE SALTS
Says Backache is sign you have been
eating too much meat.
'thn you wake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region
it generally means you have been eat-
ing too much meat. says a well-
kuown authority. Meat forms uric
acid which overworks the kidneys in
thcir effort to filter it from the blood
and they become sort of paralyzed
}‘and long}: When your kidneys gel
sluggish and clog you must relievc
them. like you relieve your bowels:
rmnminz all thc body's urinous
waste, ?FI' you have backache, sick
headache, dizzy Spells: your Stomach
sours. tongue is coated. and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic.
\twiugcs. The urine is cloudy. full
of Smlllllf‘lll. channels often Rot sore.
waver scalds and you are oblizvd to
sock rolici~ two or three times during
the night.
liilhcr r-ousult‘a good. rPliablc phy-
sician at upon or got from your phar-
“llii‘lri. about {our ounces of Jad
SallSZ lulu» a lablPFpOO‘nfill in a glass
of water lleOl‘t- breakfast for a low
days and your kidneys will then art
film. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lcmon juice.
rmnbinnd wiT‘h“llthla. and has boon
usul for generations to clean and
Stimulate Sluzzlsh kidneys. also to
neutralize acids in the urine so it
=dor wcakm-ss.
Jud Salts is a life savor for rcgular
.mcat caters. it is inexpensive. can
not injure and makce a dollshtful.
efiorvescont lithiawrater drink.
.,.-'-
V
l'M WELL 1
You WELL?
g ’ AT ALL
JTEEIZ mus sroass
l SILK DRESSES
5 $10.95.
Value up to $2?.50
L. G 0 L D E N
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
Think of It!
Walk-Overs
Right Here in
Norwalk
Colyar’s Shoe Store
'1’ WILL IT. '
um It. loath Nomi!
Maurine"!
m.
l sol-m woon
mm. mm. an.
€3th
. .
' Pipés and"; obaccol“ . .
immov 330s.
«ammo». RESORT P012473“
in“ longer irritatvs thus ending: blad‘ «
‘ seat in these two big house: on the
Founder of Natureopa-
thy Coming to South
Norwalk.
Geo Our Window My.
Open Saturday Evening.
mmm
mm m:
:1 So. an St.
scum mfltflfiw
I
Dr. Louis Blumcr. founder of 113- '
tureopathy, is cooling to South Nar-
walk at the W“. of hundreds of 10-
cal patrons and the request of physi-
cal 'arrangements and of Dr. Paul A: '
Zalmiun. He is booked to fulfill this
engagement tendered to him at
a SQI'lPS 0' 3 moves and demonstration
given in Hyperion theatre. New Haven
to a. very crowded house. Dr. Blumer
is well known in South Norwalk and
Norwalk having lectured in South
Norwalk six years ago. when a great
number of local people attended. This
time he is expected to deliver only one
week's lecture Saturday, November
13. in the Hoyt’: and .on Sunday the
14th in the Palace Theatre at 2 p. m.
There is no question of doubt that
every seat. will be filled. Dr. Blumer,
who demonstrated natureopathic
treatments in most every city in this
state. produced such astounding re—
.32nd Year
WREL
Business College
Commercinl and
Shelton-noble Studie-
Sead for Booklet
Enter Any Time
DAY AND NIGHT :
SESSION Now arm ,
suits that it caused people with all
sorts of abnormalities to conic from
great distance to receive Free Trcal-
ment.
l g.)
Pasteurizod
Milk, Cream, Etc. ‘
DELIVERED TO ANY PART 0" '
SOUTH NOR\VALK, NORWAI‘
AVD'W 1‘08““ r“
Butter. Eggs and Buttermilk.
‘1. U‘;
mot-(ml 'With Any Trust a
n“ (Wm-ration.
F. H. W'empe .8: Son ‘
28 Monroe fit" Phone on: or [3]
~ Discs: Block.
w
.x.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING l
d tutu-y wiring. or '
:wmglclham. W .‘ ’
pliances and merchandise. ,
WHITE ELECTRIC (30.;
134 Washington St. .
Phone 450 Booth non-n l
L. Blnmcr. D. PS” 1). C. N.
D.
Tlr. Rinmor certainly holds the at-l
tf-niion‘ of largo audicnccs. luning
done more to cicale lhc demand for
natural methods of healing than any
otlwr living mun. l‘._\‘ Naiurcopatliio
licalth mnthods llt- lwncfilmi innumvr.
umv peoplv of it n so oath-d “incurable
iypr." liv does it whilcyou wait up—
on lin- platform in full vlcw of the- au-
dio-ucv. His knowledge of lit"? and
ln-ulih in all phases is mon- comprr-
la itsix’r' than that of many suppomily
grout intulillOlll'l‘S. No (uw is lmitvr
Iiuulil‘ird than lir- tu Show mm and!
women to tln- ll(‘li."liil< w" mvmnl. plum
sicul. moral. as will as social attain—
ment. o
u...
filth} mm
GoodieShop
22 No. Main Street
Opp. rm mm.
Did you our ston to rvulizr- that
nvrr forty millions of our pvopln in
this country arr using 11m 544' natural
nwthods: that cvors‘ man. woman and
child is now interesttd in drug’lcss
methods. that pooplt“ all over lbc
world are turning away from drugs.
pills and dope?
Natureopathv to tho only scicn'tific
and Standard systcm (ANT-plaid!“ in all
Schools. and rocog'uizcd as tho futurr»
and pcrmancnl licallb system.
llr. Rlnmcr has written sovcral
works on tho Sulyjcct. delivered thous-
ands of lc-clurcs to ilw public and to
Sindvhis. and has placod llw standard
of ihr- vrm-d or lwalth farther to the
front than any mun who has lived for
OLD CARS '
”moumtothomf
in» Auto Wrocklng 00.. 131‘
M Lvo., betwoon Ooh tni
Out-r It. Bridgeport. 001“
“Jason! til-u to at “I!
“in.
gcncratinns. ills works are scicniil'iC»
allv cmubiurd as a rcsult of his lifc
study and practice in all different
hcalln': mr-thods and now his system
is followed up by about 10.000 prac-
tiiioucrs. His wax-k bccamo a start—
ling’nalitv. closc lo naturc and vi»
lit-ates full of realism. ' It is not tinted
with any poisonous drugs. surgcons
knife or anything which leaves an af-
ter effort on the body or its tissues.
The people of South Norwalk and
Norwalk and surrounding towns will
cortainly wolcomc him by filling every
r
13th and 14th of November.
CLOTHING
- -and--
FURNISHINGS
——for— .
BOYS AND GIRLS
At The
Children’s Store
37 Want Washlruton 80. Win
Dr. Blumcr lectured in Leavenworth
hall, W'aterburv. also in Masonic tom-
pte: Unity hall, Hartford: Foresters‘
hall. Danburv: Y. M. C. A. hall.
Bridgeport: Hyperion theater. New
Haven; also in \Varner hall. About
the years ago in Red Men’s Hall. So.
Norwalk. he lectured in Lyric hall.
>New moon: '1‘. A. B. hall. Norwich:
Hanna's Armory. New Britain; and!
Journal hall. New Britain. The recent»
lectures given in New Haven in Hyper—
S. D. G. CANDY 00.
Wholesale Lonf‘
Ice Cram
'1
‘ sAM
ion theater were attended by over,
14,000 people. The recent lectures int
New London have been attended by;
over 25,000 people. The demand for
natureopuhy is so great today thatl
there are great prospects at hand for.
men.“ women to enter this field. {
Th} lick will be treated free. and
Wit be no admission charge.
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. L. C. Smith. Units-
wh nth-n. on:
at or
rented .I W
Rentoll, I ’l‘ “I
Machine. .I It “I
per month.
PLUMHER,
TYPIWRH'EI EXCHANOI. .
Norwalk Chronicler