Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 27, 1921 · page 4

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child place on the Post road. which
they have rented for the summer.

 

the t‘ormer's sister. Mrs. Fred Dexter.
and her husband. Capt. Dexter, of

Store ‘at aurora Switch. and the
Fruit Store on Von Zundt‘ street. Brooklvn.
corner Osborne Am. st : centlki. -
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The Men‘s Club of the Congrega-
tional church will inaugurate the sea-
son's outings next Saturday. when.
ii’eather permitting. they will have a

 

We. ball game and steak broil.

MST NORWAL Roy. G. E. lti:hter spent the week-

end With friends at Coventry. the town
lire Leo Davis to in Hartford today infivhich were born Nathan Hale. the
in the. interest of Child Welfare rriat~ Revolutionary W'ar hero. and Lorenzo

. . ;c Iinw. the: famous pioneer Methodist

 

 

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Cars. ____. " 'preather. On Sunday. Mr. Richter!

preached in the Congregational church
which was organized aliiiOst 200 yeafs
ago.

»J):£rivn is getting adjusted to the
' new-3pm!) for daylight saving. although
~ . . . iii-euuscd some confusion and moon-
1 l ‘ .. i’ t East Nor— -»~ _ .
"’:Ill:eIn\11 {EO‘T;:LI;gA:s°c’:-:,‘fi0n will be vem ”‘an Monday, the first liiismt-ss
h‘ld n 3“ afternoon of Tut‘sdiv A!” dacvdhat it was in opnriitiim. l'rncti.
39d 0t C inmunit . hall ‘ ' ' '4 rally. ivw-ryone is "saving daylight"

r ' a .o 3 ‘ J not by Pushing the clocks ahead an
.» , . _ , hour, as during tho past two years.
‘h:‘iiilolinrtfl‘;5:1:fdlst::( 321258113? his! but in adjusting habits anrl rustoms
Christ church. for the shadow play to

Andrew Balls and family who #:e
been living on South Osborn :ivme.
are planning to move next Week to
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to the new plan.

be given there on thi- (wt-nun; of luws— \Villlam .\‘I. l‘t‘astOIl m. .\‘nroton
“5‘3- Ma) 3rd. Ho-ights was last nilzht swmii in as

Members of H“, “0“,“. formed Adult .1 Illulliln r o} tlu- toiun lrU‘ulil' til I ll):
_ . ' . arcv to Ifillx't‘ thr' pnit‘r‘ (it 5i"‘lt)ll \\.
[13,55 01,11” Last. 3‘11“") M: h‘ Churlih ('(ll)l\t‘l‘, “ho “as I lt‘l'lltl last lull. but
w“! hm‘.’ a Hymn, gathering “:19“: who llltll failed to uualif), Mr. (‘00))—
3mm“ 01 A‘ .\' l addock on 1' “d'uier aJl'l Hllt' or two others m” thu hoard
I‘l't’lllng, May 6“" \Vt'l‘t‘ dissatistiv-d with tlzt- arraugv-

Mnnv New York residents are plan- Inputs mud“ rm “WM”! ”H 'V'IY'a”:

~ ' » ‘ _ last \‘f'ill'. and this was ”in (Killf‘t’ at
m
.Nme opening: their homes l)\' '11,.“ tziii .~ (llillflillllllt‘lll the Heights sit-thin

l‘lCI‘ld’W’ \lav “nd l‘t't‘tht'S rrprv-St-ntation on lllt' lloaiil.

\\'liiI-- lu\\i~r .\‘orotun also li.l:~ itx‘ tw-
l-iISI-t‘tiitih' m \\'illi:ini .\ \\'i¢vl
'l’lii' spm‘iril town meeting h: lvl last

 

Mrs. Blzirgiit‘t't Herman, and son.
31am. 5'. ()l ill-iisnnhurst. l.. I.. who night ““5 short and :Illl'llll'tl h} only
5PM” ”I" wet-loom] h""“ "S ”1“ g'lh’fil l . vn iiltiln r of \'()l|‘l< its Pur-
of .\ll. .«mi .'\lr.~' M. l’. lltlillll'.‘J':ahtl;n:,n.:\.1q ml "amid” ”hfqmth, “H”
i‘;;y‘;:”"til“ll ”Hm!- hm n‘lynnmi t” I“ I :un lht- t'.lll’*lllt' ratification nl’ thr

iiiipt'opriation.of the Board of l"inun(‘t*
action (itr'iiin; a ri-ward ot' Sf-HU for
the t'ulHlt'thll (if the urn-hugs l.lll‘\'t"l
tn li;i\i- lu'tll i'i-siuiiisildi- t‘nr ri-Hnt
lit’rs lll ll.l.\ tnun. llr Harv) It ll:lll
will \'.'i‘~ vlvv‘tiil chairiiinll Itlltl .\ttni'-
W3” (3. li'rv-l' l'lt'k .\‘tnrk :i~>i:<tn-l 'l‘inHt
t‘li-ik .\‘h-Hlil-n ll. Ilo\t .i‘ .\t"'lIl.ll'\'
\VJtli.Hii ll \\'tltiiiitt, iv. with mil .1 it
SQUID-iii. :ipprinlm: tiii- liI'.lV<l-.\' :u'tiiin
iltut‘t" rim; lll' i- \\,i:-l \\i|il' \\. s 5:.
Olli'it‘wi In 54: \- l‘;ll \tlll t ~~ . I l2ll.illl

Mix \\' it lx'uttiiian and family of
‘K‘Ist l-an .l‘t'llltl‘, New York city. are
pi;.iiiiint: to :irrxw- at their l-Iast Nor»
walk <7lllllnt'r home on Saturday of.
1hi> “vi-k. according to letters l'l‘t'L‘l\t‘tl
Ly tIio-ir trivndx. .

 

"i‘tiw xiviniml nit-Ming of tho fipwmth
3.«. _;:ii- of thi: liilSI avenue .\ll‘lhlldlSI
3-1;. :mitiiil church will he llt'ltl {H the
(‘liurv Ii on ’l‘iiisdziy evening. .\la) eril.
.81 \Vlllt'll timi- reports: will lit l'L‘Lll\-'
(d and oliirers elected.

 

 

 

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Thi- rummum' sale of the “omuiis
ihtnalmry of Christ church. whirfi‘uilli .
Lo ll“'tl in the old Angm‘inc sttn‘v un’ ‘ , ,
Jiast \\':I\hltllftfin street. \‘\'lll Mary-«lu- 1- ““‘n‘qn" "NH-“”2“
Inc-r20“; morning. and will contittiii- on. "twig" I'H'”: "X ‘\' “ ‘ “'1‘ ' n" “I
3":i-l i\' and Saturday A ll.l'lll-t.' with“. “I ”1‘”le “N“ In Plum. 1”: ”1"
artitlv< havr litrn rt‘m‘ivt‘il I“. ”w‘llltwn. lintial t‘vtlllllllll't ..I- tl'.- Y \l
rmiiniittt-c in charm: for Ill\’[it)>.ll “"th- A
11x >1ilt.

(amigo II'\in,-.: iil‘ \l‘\\ Vurk. (-llt“l :It

:-}.iilti- .iI lulu l-‘-lli.\\:.lii;i \l- t-

il :Ili'l \\'ii'ri" 'l'Iiv \t' l'l'"'ll L' 7. wt”

It \\ l,\ \ntpd :tt llit' "II‘t‘llllQ‘ H,- 1‘ wt til .i tilti<lvlt l'.ll'l.' iiiiiiilni ti; «It.»
No.3,. ml lbriim t'nipx lii~lii l;i.~‘l 0 ieli- imnf‘ :01 Hi. (“H'IH'H‘ h“ 4
3'2: that thr (‘OTDS attend lllv' t-i'r.ii—""”"““l" (”"I'U' 3““""‘l-'|l'.\ "I'll“ I“
jug xll'tilll|;|11(‘(~ at (nu- of ‘h._ ‘nr‘ll llfll'lllII'GfANII“). ‘ .
“Hm-p.- qu H-pnim: all m- “I", meM Mr .\iI‘JOII. lllt' litllliv'lil (_"lll'.l‘~ \.
betas Minn: purchased tickets t‘rn‘mj'n‘ 1' '\' ‘K'm'm'ry‘ “wk" '” 1"”:
'mi-inlwrs of Stllllt‘ ol' the liiilit.ii\ .H'H‘H‘W'l "H ”\"n"“ ”“""””'" M ‘2"
,[imlii-s in tin» vitv a shari- (,f ”H.it’tvi-giigatii-iuil t‘ll'lll'll and :it \\liil
prmmuls 0; 1hth til-kph; 1:0ng 1,, tin-:1“ Yl‘i" .\. mm; .\Iond,i_\ tlll‘l 'I'm :ulai
ll- “1' rial [mi lillltl. ’l‘miiorruw .w. n. ‘ “-' l' :1“ n ‘0 VQI‘III’IHL: linultCl ll ‘Il||<
111;: 'lli llltlllll'lS (it lllt‘ l‘ilt'px‘ mill

ITH-v i1 11.: 'I'liiiil :Jrvtt llt'lllt‘ 01 “Ht l‘un‘l
It;".itii'~i,i: \‘i-ii-ss .tll'lltltil tIiv -- 1‘

‘.! \x-i'i .ttiil -

of III nu 'l,l|' w
lii1t<

'lel .\‘tir\\.illt iv:-|ili>iiI:4 “ill l... h. ('unlp \Inli:t\\l\ Ih‘uniun all 'I‘cii'riii;liin.

‘,,.,\,,..1 U. 1“,,” ,,f H“, inairiazr- “i. A t‘iii.ii .\I thank lltiiiiiun u.“ i, I
Wink: \‘til. “lllllllllliif‘w‘, nt' Stamford. toil“ 'I"""‘i3"'” “” Thul-‘d'iV ' '-”-‘1
’1I>\ l:. r_\'l 'I‘Iimiitisnn. of .\‘taiiit'nril on i l' "“3' ‘l l" ~-3'~‘”l "n" 11‘1”“

.‘Mi-ixlay in New (ink Pli)‘. Ill‘. Cllhl- ‘l"l ’“l' ""'”" l" H" "‘ I " " I
Jilinzzs' is tissoviutrd with John l’ii’t't‘t". i“'””l ' ’" Th“ F ”H" H “mm“ ' "
{if “n“, ”\l ”H... in ”H. :.|ll”lll‘|\’lh.;l.ll\ ix.” lint. :il .lll'l :iv:-It--..irl ti. .
tuisnmss an dis well known In East l"'"""”‘~' Th" "ilml‘ l’I""t"""“ "‘ I“

Nui'\x.zll( llrl is a sun of Status. Attor int. ~ ll' ;‘ .4 ‘ I mail: £|ll'.l'1l~"lllilll\ to:
rv-V Homer 8. Cumming.“ of Stamford H'Jm' *' lli' I'Hliimi int tits .rt t‘iiv
:mnl .\liss Helen \V. Smith Smith. .\lisslhllilt'
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Smith having “0"” Illt' t'nriiiir .\li. Fairtii-Iil Y. .\t. t“. \. “tilillllil’ll‘t' .\lt‘h'l-

Cummings, rt-sniiiitit: Iii-r lllill‘lt =1 illL'l Frill") I‘H‘llillu.

J niri- when shv r"('t’l\'t(l Iiir «liriiriini .\ \ ‘~I " .\. t‘uiiiniiiln ut' l‘.-ii-
honii- years ago. The following up. ;_ll' iii ill" Ill tlw- lllrl'fll) l‘vllil_|\ .\. -v.
roiirit of the marriugv ”pin-m. .1 i;- fimr 'l‘hv: wt tlu dati- for It l-‘fllw-r
ytistr rtlay's issue of 'l’lir .\‘tnmt‘oril \il rain! .\‘oll lliiiiii r for .\‘i lllt‘llllll l' :Iitwl.
's‘fit‘atv' Miss; Hot-3'] 'l‘lunnpsiii:_ ll inch. :‘i'lii )‘ :i|~ri llllltlt‘ Ilnal .‘ll l‘tllluv'lllv i.t~
it r I-t' Mr. and Mrs. t‘liarli-s l. 'l‘lltlllll)‘ llt‘l' YH‘HHI .\lt-ll's Sunday iilm l\;|lll'

Fnlt. was iiinrrimi. \'t'.\'ln'l‘1l.i\. i.i tI- Tim t‘urziinitli-c- is planning: to i. i~v- I'm

"Little t‘hiirrli Around lllt' t‘nriiir.” lilliiuvt tor Illt‘ I‘UIIHH' Y ‘I “ .\
29th Strict-.\tw Ymk t'll\‘, to l'iwlua “"IIi ~il‘-'H l,\' llil'tlllg'li tlii- i H‘ur'x M
son S. (‘Iiuiniinxx grandson (ll (Trim-
niudnri‘ .lutnrs 1). Smith. ’l‘lii l'i"('—;.\L‘\\ ('unnuu Y. .\I. F. .\. ('unnnilti-v
mmiv tool: plam- :it high ”0““, :n thi-l “it Saturday .\itzlit.

prr-w her» of lht‘ itnim-ilizitw I',iiiiil_\' nt' .\7 t‘: inviting (il' llll' .\'n-\\ I’.iii.i.iti
dhr ltl‘ltlt' and groom. Dr, (‘li-v-luznl nm.‘ ‘ Y M t‘ .\. t‘nniniitti'i- In It! Ill Hu-
f'izitiiiu. l'.ii-:ikt':ist {nilouml l'l thi- hum!~ ul' tli l‘li.ii.':iiaii. l-‘. l. l'nnhlm k
]livll:t litiliia I'IHHH :yt tho Van-Irrhilt it “45 il‘4l‘li‘ll tu l.|l.\.' tlii- Int-hut til:
llottl. Alta-r :v. l-ritl soiniirii in tlwinttir- l‘onziti Y. .\I. t‘. A. walk ll'l \Iltl‘
:llllttlnollllt'_ llll'V' will t:iki~ up tliiir <l.i\. .\pill '.."-tIi. Mr H. II Smith \iil
Tesiildtivl zit Illi'tl‘ :-'iiinniri- limit)” on Ilii- pvvmnt tn llt’lll. .i\i‘r.ii:':tni->‘.it\
1hr slitirn :il \\'I.~<t}mrt. A t‘;irt-\\'c-Il,\\o ro- t‘IIllil-l!’l"'l t'oi YoiillL: .\I« it's
(linnvr was iziw ii last l-‘riilui- I\,t-l]lli:'.\‘lll.ilu\ In In- llt‘lll iii ”iv .\ltlllUkllSl
Ill l.ll‘illlli l.titl::(‘. llii'kinfzrin ("tiniiiiiiigs"JI'Ii': ‘i.

but”: in Stamford. \\'llt'l"l‘ :i I‘I'I'l-[tllfill Vining, .\lru'.‘ Sunday ()hq'l'ustl in
Will Ist- l('lltlt‘rl d Mr and Mrs, t‘iiin- rail-livid Futility.

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niizzgs iipnii llll'll‘ return. Spit-int Sunday si-rvn-os \\'t‘l"‘ prw

.-—-- w. A W VVVVVV “11>!th I») the County Y. .\I. 1‘. .\. at

'l‘i‘tiitiliiiil. with Mr. Jami-s 'l‘. <‘z~lliii<.

DARIEN& NOROTOZV (it .\'t-\\' liii\'l‘li. as llll‘ sprakt-l: l‘;iil'—

t‘i.~ld. \\itli .\lr. l-I. 'l‘ 'l'liit-nis. nt' Hait»

._~___a it‘ord; lIJII‘lI'lI. with Mr. \V. l". 'I‘xlrr. nt’

. Littw. .\‘liss Stt—llxi Sari-mold is a \'i(‘_ l\'\'insti-d: ltidgi ll('l(l. with Mr. Siivau’v.

11m or whooping: cough. Of 1)” I* lit“ r; New Canaan. with Mr.

~— II. H. Smith. of New Han-n. and Ni»

.\lws l'Inimlt ltatt't-rty is rrw-ovr-ringiclnvi‘i. \xitli Mr. [-2. l.. Sa\ton. ot‘ .\‘or—

Jrr-iii xini-imioniu :it lim- lionn- (Ill thi- walk. 'l'ht'sv messages reached HD-
l’tm'. road. pro\iiiiatv-ly six hundred pi-oplo.

, —-—-—-— ' l-‘uirtiold (‘niinty Y. M. (‘. .-\. Annual

.drs. Lester i’muntv is recovering t'unu‘ntiun. .\lay 17th.
from gm illness of S-‘Vt‘l'ill days’ dur- 'l‘lii- tii'tli iinmml convention of the
alluli. l":iirtivild (‘Oiinty _Y. M. C. A. will l)(‘

, llt'ltl at South Norwalk at the Congre-
Miss Mildred Ilalloran of “'r-st ave. Imitirinzi! church on Tuesday. May l'i'th
TlUt‘ is now unplnir-d :is hookkvepor Mr. \Villiam l-‘. Overman of New Jer—
ior (fable &- liichdalp. St'_\'. for many years Chairman of the
- _ illiirliiimon Committee of the Y. .\l. t‘.
Ivenneth Godfrey. rliir~st son or Tir,lA.. will be the. principal speakvr of
and Mrs. John Godfrey or the Post.tliv vVPninfl'. All friends of the asso-
road. is ill with mumps, 'ciation are cordially invited to this
_ —— mowing and are. requested to hold the
Mrs. Ada Raynor Helm of Graciour. date. Further details will lie pulilisli—
Strwvt. who has been undergoing treat- I‘d later.
me-nt at the Stamford Hospital, is now,
N‘C‘UWrmg‘ jSentinel Advertisements Pay.

 

 

 

 

L -' Mri‘and ‘Mrs. W. I.‘ Loundes at
Jackson? Mun-lat, at the Fruit Maple avenue. have been entertaining

 

 

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, Spring Display

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Circlets, Brassieres and
Bandeaux

THE CIRCLET—tm ilnlll‘tdt'lnr'tit .\.. ll .
sicre~is self adjustale 'l‘lii-rn un- n. i ‘ q“‘“"$~br,‘
simply slips over the head. finlvlgx m it... u . _" {"ytryis. It
upper part of the fignrv. In mlirr \\ -. ‘ ‘Immzi.

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of Artistic
Home Furnishings

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ure Co. .

PHONE 1333

Angevine Fur,

16 NO. MAIN ST.

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PRESERVE

 

EGGS NOW

Every dollar invested in eggs , - i .
no“, means a great saving next For a quarter acmuydheso shoes have been known to the
- Jinan of Norwalk

winter. Come in and get a book- .2: . ' .

lit nivinrv full particulars on ‘ Known for tliaivisihigtquantity-Quality. Desired for the
L 5"”.11; o {A Then bin some style ziiid‘comfm't always found in Elite Shoes

pro 0 '1 gr: 3 ~

egg pl‘t'SCl‘VC‘l’ and save money.
I 1' 1 L MEi ll] MILTON ELW OOD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST

8 North Main Street ‘ FORMERLY ELWOOD & GLOVBR
30““! “01""11‘, °°nn- 122 \Vashington Street, South Norwalk

Priced Moderately . . . . . . . . . $8.50 to $9.50
.’,J._A_' -_ ______.__.____

STORE CLOSES AT SIX

 

 

 

 

 

 

ll‘L'". in .\I w (Human, lliilu tl-‘iil. I'M tli-'

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DAHER & SIMON i VICTOR WESELY

116 South Main St. .
(Formerly With Vaast Bros.)

Huber’s Ice Cream Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
ALL KINDS Lamps, Repaired and Made to Order,

page, Fruit And All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work.

STRICTLY FRESH NATIVE WELDING OF ALL KINDS OE METALS .
EGGS DAILY 13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk, Near South mm Street. ?

 

 

 

 
 

 

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The \Vomen's Guild of St. Luke's'
church will hold a cake sale am] tr-a

in the guild rooms. Thursday aft”- YOUR OFFER TAKES IT- \

noon. from 3 to s,

 

 

l Chalmer’s roadster.

, Ir. and Mrs. Smith. or Mt. Vernon ' ‘
I" Y__ who "sonny bought ”W ror: Foxd 1-t0n truck chain drive,
mt—r Hatch house on Sedgwick ave- Ford touring.

nue. arrived in town Saturday.
Norwalk Radiator
Repairing Co. '

iva-in' Sh, - norwalk, gm;
#1 TELEPHONEIQ" . --

 

11m?!" quarantine. has been remOVE‘d
aw.‘.,..{.h'§(“dwell house on Norotoh
«or s}; .1. oroton Heights, where a cése‘»
- r at fever was recently reported)‘

Mm. B ' i: ,
.. kcit owne and family" of ~“Nevr
Y are new occum he Fair

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Take It In Time !

DO you know that by tar the larger number of the common

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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above the waist what the COl‘M‘l (luv. 1., y ‘ ' ' - I u”
BRASSIERE and BANliliAl‘X r ‘ .
proportioned to perfect :Iic llfllll‘t'. ;_'I\ .i 3 i. . . . “ t
support—open front or liaclt; yin}. chm, ; . . ' ' AM
in pink and white. “"mw “I’ll

‘i‘ti‘

J. I. Mallette *

88 Washington Street, Smith Mm“

 

 

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PERFECTION ()IL ii if new

Prompt and certain warmth ‘i <‘ll;i . a“ ' 4
mornings. ldcui {Iii tin l.‘_ll>"T_\. «Hr: - '

Perfection (lil (‘ooli Mm..-

Two, three and four l‘il'Tlt l' ”min? \x‘.‘ II

PERFECTION WICKS FOR ALL '. '; ' :

RAYMOND c sci

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

WALL AND HIGH STREETS ,; H”
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mvfi_—

Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.

Daily Service Between New Yin". A \i.i“;_;.
LONG DISTANCE Tltl : :«l‘u,

Ten Large Trucks at Your Service far A . ; 1,,
portation; Padded Vans for Fur: ‘ ~ 1x ~,-

Main Office, 26 Concord St, So. Now 3'... l2”... . ;
New York Office. 201 West 20th., Pl; .. . » j;

 

 

 

 

 

 

From Quarry to Customer"
lust Received Several Car Louis of

MONUMENT

Large Stock to Select from at
Reasonable Prices

IECORATION DAY DELIVERIES 5’
PLACE YOUR ORDER .\cw l

SOUTH NORWALK
MONUMENTAL WORKS P

FRED'K. H. GANUNG, Prop. \ ,
84 South Main Street. Tel. 168-4 r.

 
 
 
 
 

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ROMPE;

Charm, iovclty and. utility t
collection of Play Suits for t'. _
Practical fabrics. in dainty:
have been chosen to (low-lily ‘
have embellishments of iltl‘ltl
designs that will please tlic _\‘

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ailments of‘ women are not surgical ones; that is they are '69
not caused by any serious displacement, tumor, growth, or other 3
marked change ? -¢
DO you know that these common ailments produce symptoms 3* 9
that are very much like those caused bv the n ore serious 3"“ "
surgical conditions? . I

DO you know that many women and young girls suffer nccd- ;
_ lessly from such ailments? More than that, they endanger 1
their health by allowing their ailments to continue and develop T '

If treated early, that is. within a reasonable time after the first warning
symptoms appear, serious conditions may often be averted. 'l 'ncrct'ore, at the .
first appearance of such symptoms as periodic palm, irregularities, irritability
and nervousness, Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound should be taken.
It is prepared with accuracy and cleanliness from medicinal plants. It oonc
tains no narcotics nor poisonous drugs, and can be taken with perfect safety.

The Vegetable Compound acts on the conditions which bring about these
§)'niptoms in n gentle and efiicient manner. The persistent use of it shows L
itself in the disappearance, one after another, of the disagreeable symptoms. i

 

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SEEDS—WHOLESALE AM) f M
FOR THE SPRING SEASON

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All the Leading Varieties of \‘ervinlilws :ll‘ll 1h
Seeds, Grass, Clover, Tlll.i)ll1_\' .Iliil f:

RELIABLE AND THE FINEST VARIETIES Cl
Best Grades of Fertilizer, Sheep Manure. k"-
Nitrate of Soda. etc.

Remedies to destroy all inF‘C‘iF and lunch a.
and cure 01 all kinin~ oI blight.

Let Your wants Be Known and we Will Sunply V"- '

South Norwalk Florist and Scrii j“

2 SOUTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 354 ‘
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1_n a word,‘ Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound acts as a. natural rcstora.
twe, relievmg the present distress and preventing more serious trouble.

Whynotgivenfairu-ialtofliicmedicine

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COAL

Is now coming freely and we have a suri‘i' I

QUALITY

Very good and we will endeavor to Sillltl.‘ “1‘

PRICE

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do not. look for lower DHCCS

5 DEVINE BROS

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