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: FOREIGNBORN HAVE: ~ , “CUT BY NEWROIITE
BEEN NATURALIZED.V' _ .
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Contlnued from First Page.
SATURDAY, NOV. 12, 1921
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:i'HE SOUTH N'oRWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
smash]: BY.
JAMES GOLDEN 1..
if!“ a; A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
V’VSATIZ’BDAYgNOV. 12, 19:21
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TOMORROW
High title 9:04 a. 111.. 0:36; p. in.
Sun l‘lst‘s 6:39. sols 4:37.
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me Associatrd Press is' exclusively"
I ;tntitled to the use for publication ofI
'7 ‘31 news dispatches credited to it or
slot otherwise in this paper and also!
my local news published herein. ,
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“There Is No Proof WhateVer of the
Spheric’ity of the Earth” V’
(Continued from Page one)
either case is sixty miles. 2
By the newrroad the distance to
New London is forty—fouii'iniles; thus
a saving of sixteen miles will be mails;
The road surface of concrete. the
WW: u, c. Wm
m had taken
were naturalized. 1.223.
out their first papers. and 5,398.60?
w-erc, aliens. and for the remaining
" W” ~ gesium the. cltlvenshinstatusfixyns not
of the earth and I am ascertained by the enumerators. VE.‘1~
f the pressed in percentages. the distribu-
as we“ ,as 'r'o‘ln , tion was: Naturalized, 116.6 per (‘OHLT
first papers. 3.8 per cent; .aJieli. 38.8’
per cent; not reported; 5.8 per ceu'.
The largest percentage. of aliens in
the foreign~born population. 58.7. all“
pears, for Arizona, and in four ntllcr
states—“lost Virginia, Florida. Texas.
By WILBUR GLENN VOLIVA, Overseer Zion City, 111.
”all
is but one railroad crossing. and this
perfectly Open in either direction. in?
dic’ate an element of safety. C. A".
Blakesley &‘ Son. general contractors
of New Haven have had charge of the
entire construction of the four sec-a
tions-into which the project was di»
cided.‘ ‘ 7
There is no proof whatsoever of the splicricity
prepared to refute modern astronomy, scientifically
standpoint of the Bible. ‘ ' 7
All standing water is level.
conclusive cvidence‘that the old theory 0
false. A man stood at Kingston, Jamaica, 3 _ . .
vana harbor 82' miles distant which is another (3011 and, New Meficofimm‘e than ‘50 "0‘ 0 “idem! ma m the amolmt‘OE‘sMS'T'
. _ ’ ’ , ’ . , cent. of the foreign-born pOpuluiiou 00'_,C°mp“te‘1,_°“ the ”3515 03320.00?“
ipherlmty of the earth ,5 a fake. . V a mile for thirtyetwav and one-tentth
on hundreds of times,,lmt it would'be
.Let anyone disprove it if he can. That is
f the sphericity of the earth is
ild saw the lighthouse at Ha-
clusive proof that» the
were aliens. The smallestpercentage
of aliens in the. foreign-born. llfi. is miles, will be refunded by the goverml
merit. ‘
f Ikpatches herlin are also reserved.
shown for South Dakota,-a.nd in 1821'
The actual cost of construction
DIAHOSIC DIRECTORY
_ A Special Communication of Old
Well Lodge. No. 105. F. & .\. )l. will
be held at its rooms. Saturday eve—
ning. Nov. 12m. 1921. at 7:30 o'clock.
The midnight sun has been so .
absoluiely impossible to see it on a sphere. 1 on would have to look through
hundreds of miles of earth and rock. There l3 a. railroad in SOUth Ame?"
ica 2,000 nlilcs long. which is almost perfectly level. The-Suez canal .is_
100 miles long; without. locks and with scarcely any riseatVall. Where is
Work—M. M. Degree.
your curvature of the earth? There is none.
ieiice is not speculation ;.-l)ut if-science is true, then
in» who is
to James Rani. who was stabbed to death
st in Branchville last Sunday evening, is
l
A Stated Communication , will be They say lllllt SC V
3133 fuss??? kevenins. Nov. 1501- there can be no conflict. between it and the Word of God. I will take the
1 horas—:13 (Empty... Word of God and down any modern astronomer on the face of the gal-Vt};
Fraternal” 3'0““ and dispose of him in less than 30 minutes. ,.
EDISON T. HARRIS. \Y. EL , .
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9 Attigtnnnr M. WILCQX. filcturtrs and llf‘fllL-I‘S to have theIwV'ithatch out something bes‘ldes JOY
2 Secretary. number of car owners reduccd or the tides and. repair bills. .- » . -
_, ,, mark-:2 flooded with second-hand W . '
Tr ' a lllrir'llillPS, hllt l1 is inevitable. I)llT— Some economic gage announcps that
”Begs-leanChlaglixhiSO-Te’rflpli. gout: in‘; 1111‘ Dust ft’w years a good IZHIUVW ,the rcmednyor unemployment is em—‘
Jilin street, the 2nd and 4th Tues- llt'l'l‘l“ 1‘3“? D90“ “ding around 1“ ployrnent. We had already suspected
“days of each month at 8 o'clock Hummnhill‘S Who 513°“1d,hfl"€' VStllVCl} that the reason so many men were
:muy and August excepted. All R. A. m tle strcct curs because we"? -»m_-. ldle.was Untolarge numbers were put
:vflasons cordially and {internally in— comics “'H‘t‘ “Gt permanently assured owaork. . V 7. . .’
~sfled on (a. basis to warrantthe more ex— , 4 .—-———————.-———-—r——'—“ -
l ' CLARENCE 3.1330va? pensive mods: of transportation: As Japan has agreed ,to come. into the
F. S. LYON. Sorrow". the; income-[has decreased the dispro- firms conference without reservations.
( portionutc expense of the, car have But maybe whom the AdeJegates ; get.
’2' Lin-n painfully evident. and another back home the elder stuntsmen will
THU“; ALLHT!) l““"‘" “550” has been learned. have some reservations ready for
FWD“ “U!" “'10:" >"““““"‘l-‘ ““‘]“'S The.» iwoplc will ride on the street them. '
:1 Sui'l‘zislil' rvmurl; .llmill ll'-:ll Lilla: (11?“ for llwllilv. \thn their fortunes I V
gov-(“WWW “1‘ N “1:” N“ “‘"m l-(uili to mend they will purchase Protection of the dye industry
Slaw" "H“ l” ‘3’“ 1m. ‘0 dun”: _lk'itll‘.€'ll' own cars again. In the Inf'all— this country is necessary in order
"7““ Ti *1 "*“my 2‘ Sm,“ “m' Itiim- they hare acquired a. better prevent War. according' to Joseph
30 l" ‘2‘!" r *N" ”hm” it. “7"”: t1“'islani on financial equalization and Choate. Jr. And war is the bigge
Allies 14“““ng W Washington “Nth. desirability of a nest. egg whichidie industry, of‘all.,
this country. to listen in in
Airll'trtlk'r
grin-sis of
digirnuuncni
some n! tliv-
Prompt payment oi‘ tln- princi ;
interest. re-gz‘lrdlwss of consv-ln
do not properly l‘UllSl-lri‘ villi»:- pm;
proposals.
penirlr \Vlin
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7: GENERAL ORDERS- I
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_The quest there was unsucuessl‘ul how-
other states-‘V’Visconsin.
Iowa. Missouri. North Dakota.
braska, Kentucky; Arkansas. Montana.
WILL HQLD'ANNUAL
cers. ward leaders and chairman oi” all
Search for Branchville Slayer Un-
is approximately $1.000,000. making;
the net cost to the state approximatelyE
$1,158,000. ~The road is eighteen feet
in' Width except on curves Where it
is widened to a. maximum width of
' , twenty—six feet. It, is adequate to,
carry 9.000 cars in twenty-four hours,
, Bliniicsol‘i,
Nl‘ —
and Idaho—Allis. percentage was :5 or
less. , ,
CONCERT ARTISTS HERE
NEXT TUESDAY MAKE RECORDS;
Both Hans Kronold. the eminent}
’cellist. and Marie dc Kyser. celebrated
soprano. who with “’illington VVeel:s._
pianist. are to give a. concert in the
South Nor‘walk Methodist church next
Tuesday evening. have made phonoe
graph records fox-the lending Aficr'fi
can companies. Mr. Krouold has pro:
diiced records for the Columbia com—
pany and Marie dc Kyzer has a p.1r»
ticularly long list that she has pro-x
.MEETlNfisNEXT WEEK
(Continued from Page . One)
of The
Section
efiury to carry on the work
ward. The yi‘nny appoint a.
head for cachsectlon.
Article V.
Amend section 1 to roadw'l‘hc ol'l‘i’
committees shall constitute the l-xecu—
tive committee.
:For section 3 ,substitute-“Thoi'c , V
shall be an advisory commiltuc oI~ (“WWI for ”1“ Edison company. BUN!)
twelve which shall include all itiFlS‘L" ““9 thorough “TN—5‘13 Those Who have
honrd Mr. Kronold know how he:
an B‘Ward leaders.
weaves a spell over his audience U‘.
everybody isrcluctant to break. I
oncort playiiigol‘ course. gives him :1
ch wider range than his church
rvice playing permits. And those
who have heard Mr. Kronold '
is STILL AT LARGE?
successful
Joseph .Rozi, also known,
accused of the
in
church service only know a. little of.
his power. Marie do Kyzer with her
warm clear and rich soprano voice
has won approval wherever she has
gone. They have prepared a splendid
program which will be sure to delight
all lovers of the best in music.
as Rich.
murder of
on the platform of the railroad station
still at large. and so far as is known.
the anthoritifis have found no-clue to
his whereabouts.
Therman is said to have resided in
Danbury before going. to Bi'anchville,
and members of the state police force
went to Danbury Monday in search ol‘
him, thinking it possible that he might
have sought the aid of friends there.
PROTECTING« AMERICAS JE\TEL-. ’
'ERS. ,
PARIS. Nov. it’lorge advertise-
menls have been appearing .. iii the"
French press offering $4.000 reward
for information aiding in the arrest
'oi‘ pcrsous who bring about the entry
in 'Cflntl‘flhfllld into the 1.’nited States
rr
cious stones.
54 INCHES WIDE
Shown in all the Fashionable Shades, in-
cluding black; regular $3.00 quality
TO LATE COAL BUYERS
There is a. limitedlime to place orders for 80- V
onably prompt delivery. Delays which are liabledloaggnfspfv‘ithra: .
arrival of freezing weather, due to unfavorable deliverv conditions. .
.or to.;the possible scarcity of the particular size that vou want ma
be avoided if you order now. Just ask the telephone operator f0);
number 113. ' ‘
_ THE NORWALK COAL AND SUPPLY C0.
ALL KINDS.OF’V MASONS’ MATERlAL
, 108- Water Street South Norwalk, Conn.
value of the seizures must. be at less:
$40.00!).
The offer is made by an association
for the protection of American jewel;
EI‘S.
diamonds and other pre—
th is specified tliatVthc
pearls
ever.
' “
Coroner John J. Pllelan of Bridge- , ‘
port has concluded his inquest, me gmw-._w_1.....:...-._
testimony (luring which threw littlel l
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' left the waiting room the body of Ranil I
m l was found on thepla‘tt‘orni.
lightupon the case. Rani and the man
accused of killing him quari-elcd in
the Newr York. New Haven & Hart-
ford station at Branchville Sunday
evening and a ShQI‘t time after they;
T0 ENFORCE EGG LAw
Food Commissioner Tells Dealers to"
Observe Regulation
. Dairy and Food Commissioner!
{Thomas Holt has notified dealers that
Ebcginning November ‘15 llC ‘will on-
is force strictly the new State law con-5
wad
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November 12th to 19th Inclusive
gseining the handling of cold storage“ '
I‘IVA‘I‘VhOLl'i' '. eggs in this slafl‘. '
I once
didn't I Lomm
.
Slt‘iul)‘ and is pullinsr his money in the . _ .
_ 5 . _ nor] shall have affixed on two sulcs the l'
l
cut cor iiiuns or its vunlliiiuias un‘i,
. .
é ill the loans \vwh'» lll‘ult. l' ' '. . _ ; '
“ 'l‘lw n Wm prm-ticullx m, (“1%. 1.: Klr‘V‘llll: pe-oplr is part oi: our bust ltvmmds us. of the time when w”
. - . z . ( , .. . . l l. . . . . V . . VV . .
slur l” L. - 'mv.‘ y.» r. c. » i. ,1 H, ll: ' laws $ll‘l‘l llutllflli‘ss tlu-i-c lll‘t‘ mm.) were kids and. one ol our gang, “us d.
. so ..;. . .»-3 y. . ii“ - . . . . . .
forr A” >rit coupons “a... “1-,, I ctiim‘s who llli't’t it great muny peoim- tllllt‘l‘ hearted lt‘llO“ lumen Bill. One,
at rill'iiru- fill-ll ‘ll 11 w i(lit-filly: tin- coilxsv oi lllfi'll' daily busiv day Hill )Xus sitting in the gutter play-
A . s i. .x: > . . VV .: 7 V . V . V . V ..
those cw ills \l'l'i' il kw“ ti .. “7.7m nl- _ l“'ii:lst;tm~x‘_ gun-r run up 111:. and no Ioulld that-heuhad cut .l.i
. l ' 1 ~ I ' ‘ . » v -'
in q” r 1,} .1.»wa \\*ni,(..1; such ... lust lllé' l‘vllow:~— lHllUPOl‘ll little worm in too. Could“ l.
v. .- :3“ ._.ti l... - -. .. 3 ~ V _ . VV
«. -. . ~ . ~_ ——o--—-- dope out why Hill. who wouldnl li'll
help. 1.» Aims (Quill Ei“\li lulu ‘5 V . . .
3,. n ., h w" r \‘v'lZO 5‘:\\'t‘s :iliout \‘uul‘ llt'\'-' til-s :ll‘u it liy should cut 1|. worm in hall and
x." L; :l u. . : . .
, it \"‘i\ u nncstim: m‘ lillLtlll‘lllg‘ x‘hrllmn‘ well Hwy do With your shirt null We asked him.
9 allied :U’llllt'S or Sl‘lll‘ll.»:. . .ld iilziiii-i‘Vl“) “W“ \\'1‘l5l‘i’l'>‘3"'* --0_#
1. inining ill‘nllt's of our own to tnkvI “—0" _ 'lllv said:~~—“Aw. the poor little lcllcr
: their places. and ii' We llzlul lavrzl left] ""1‘” .‘-"‘“ “”“l m" 4‘ ‘ll’liill' 1‘” l”' looked lonesoiiiv all by: himself
' facing Germany :lluliv. $iH.LeM*.§'-t~.—i”l‘A'”\”‘V":W “:9 “u“‘v thought I‘d iiiukv him somebody
000 would have lM‘k‘Il only a «lamp lll ”4”" play \vilh."
. . 7!-. .~,.. 7:. ‘~ -w . ' .~.i .. .
The bucket ll “~35 3.3.9:: ;, » ...- I.mi \x.;n lisll Ls to h,“ ,2; l V WVO‘
lg, ._.\ .r.‘y ~ -' . i.-‘ .» . . .. .' '
lend tl it 11‘0”“) I“ "0””“"5 ' .H‘. VII: “14>. MN} “m t . ‘l lei. Hill‘s m Sing: Sing lor murder-Z
- ~ .-- w: z 2 " ~.‘. 3 l ‘31. . V: . . V
were ,llllg our “'3” '45 “‘7” l A“, I“ “R“. H \ 5;,” $121.“? 2mg: his gi'zlllllll‘lOlllPl‘ now. All thus;-
“» -' ” l l ' 1i. :1 .' . . . . .
0“?“ - 2 " m“ l ”l 1“ ml u“ “H Y lSl‘l’l. (ll kills Went to ii luid end.
It is l‘. lrs’illlllulv (ilvli'j'llim‘. :tlicl . ”10——
‘ _.. I
should lu' rcpgiid. At ninth-rs stand. ' "0 l r. .1 . . . . _ . . l
11‘. _\ll' .e rm. m" “ally or "1.5.. {OI Or the sickly looking; guy “"zzn' ‘10" 1“ b“"_m( ‘.‘ I’UUH’ ggei “ll“
‘t ‘ ' R" “" " ‘ k‘ " ' . .. - -. . ‘ ~ .- .. . . n. making lots 0! money. and szuii's lw
‘wipc it out llllill"ll Great lli‘itllli: has DORE“ t “91‘4““ 1“ “0‘ ’4‘” “I“ “h" l“ 5 . . ' 1 H' l
started iiltcrws’ pavinl-iits. lint tlle}'é-‘"’“ t0 simply 7'60 l0 HIP drug simi- T “01“?" goo" ‘ ‘0‘“
fan rind ,iuumipsl‘; “v,“ pay e\*(.v;-Il\l:‘l1_\‘. {and got :1 pound of llypogoupliiac mill “‘ “U“
‘f tli w are not pressed into lmiik- ”51E“ lilkt' ”’r \\ t‘ llil‘flfi l ’—’°V—‘ V
I t‘ ”.0 - 'rhou (‘reor'rl- \\l-ll George
ruptcy by uugciierous demands. ~— . I . u . . ,
, ._ Or tlu- :llvuscd ciiiploycc who is lioxv Vumount t0 me‘h-r Hr ROt mill‘riml
THE TFARFfL 1{,\ps1;11{{; ing work ('llUUg'll for tl-n mt’n. or “1, I‘m” has :1 family and is working“
- The former Emperor Karl. (lig. nil-ti pilml on llll'lll and who says “Hi ;
claiming responsibilitv for any "cii‘il “it: Illn‘.‘l_\'—llllllll {lint-:V—JfThpij‘ll ! hunk. -
war" in Hungary. says teal'fiilly, "I (iiilu‘i‘ i‘omv through with IllOl'I~ ’0—
‘ = ‘ - dro of Hungarian mOEWE- 0F 1mm?" “'t‘ have. 'l‘lil-n Johnny. \Ycll Johnny is (i
wouldn‘t -pill .L p v .
blood for a thousand thrones." _ V—0~ cood lolloxv. lie works in a. shop all
The world naturally takes that (‘1‘ tlu; clsurcltv lwnd who never day long: and thou gauiiblcs at night.
statenlent with a large 0099 01‘ Sillt- I‘m“ 1"” 1‘1“"‘5'5 33kg 3'0” [01' :1 (“Blah He always has 1110110)". In fact' the
, ‘ o- iq ric record of the 9UP? ““ llun- and his mime is—A» - only time he was over broke was when .
knowma the i _ o . . . . . . . V . .
“Hapsburss with regard to blood and no 1‘ 1““ ‘ l‘~ Jily N'k‘ “ 11 s U'g'ioii. his mother was Sick and couldil‘t'tltltc
thrones. and knowing that "115 W110 , ”‘0‘“ , in washing.
'Wills an act Wills the necessary con- Th”? 0”" =1” SONS 0’. people won ‘—0—
sequences of that act." make “D “HS WONG. Some of “cm law As for us. \Ycll We le‘t‘.
Some scores of men were killed in soon and some 01 'em nrc lultl. . H. ()‘D,
this last rash venture of the deposed
It might have been scores
of thousands There may yet be split.
a great deal .of good blood. Hulk
”.garian and otherwise. if Karl does
not desist from his crazy adventures.
or if the Allies do not keep him from.
making further trouble. The storm
0' .he raised is not over yet. Czecho~
Slovakia. has ordered the mobiliza-
‘tiou of 500.000. men and the whole
group ofTi‘ttle republics that formerly
made up the Austrian Empire is full
of excitement. Yet this absurd royal
pretender, alternating between sell-
pity and. maudlin sympathy for “his
people,"~who do not want him, re-
fusees to settle the whole business by
a formal abdication. The Hapsburgs,
ilke the Bourbons. never learn any-
' {thing that is true or forget anything"
that is false.
monarch.
6
IN HIGH PLACES.
Thomas Blantou has been, repri-
manded in the national House of
Representatives for inserting profane
and indecent language in the Con-
gressional Record. “'hile the House
was debating that matter the su—
preme court of Ohio handed down a
decision granting a new trial for a.
case in a lower court in which the
presiding judge used language un-
mite'd— to the dignity of the bench.
These sharp rebukes Vfor‘ sloveuly
and unclean speech in high places
have come none too soon. There has
cums SPEECH
a whole toward carelessness in its
language.
“Out of the abundance of the heart
the mouth speaketh." Those who
speakrfor the nation. those who make
and administer the laws should speak
with the clean lips which indicate
cleanneg and dignity 'of heart; 01‘
else. they should be removed from
6ir high positions.
"“ TIIE WREET CAKES
are riding on the
HE have done so for
“335‘s to the figures of
5‘0“»; It is another
mentanefiation.
in: t6 filing-ix“ owners
. V .Vll‘axhers gale winter,
been :1 deplorable drift of society as.
UPC“! be}; laid up or _
. Unite to Rescue Famine Stricken
In Central and Eastern Europe
’Noted Jewish Philanthropists I
FELIX M. WARBUR .
Eastern Europe, people who have not
had a full meal” for six years. And
threatening these people just as seri<
ously as the imminent danger of starv’a-
tion is the other dangerof disease from
their unsanitary surroundings.
h‘fiimericans,” said Nathan Straus,
g‘Hawe always been givers. They always
rwill be givers as long as there is a
need. 101133: the need is as great as
l n
ver before.
Because of_ it the American Jewish
Relief Committee is appealing for $14,-
000,000 with which to_ carry on its
work in Europe, and. aiding it in this
save Europe frdm the scourge of
typhus, money for medicine for those,
who have already contracted diseasi,
appeal are the distinguished humanl- money with which to extend credia
traians,«Mr. Straus and Felix M. War- to artisans and merchants whose busH
_ burg. ness war ruined, money for food and
clothing for refugees—this is whnil
the committee wants. The least pol.-t
sxblc amount, the absolute minimuii,
that “'1“ meet the needs is the sum
set—$14,000,000. .
Davxd A. Brown, the well-known.
manufacturer ,of Detroit, is acting 322'
t . “Americans think they are poor now,
becausa there is a temporary financial
depression,” said Mr. Straus, “but their
:overty would be considered opulence
:1 parts of Europe. No working
American has yet the right to stay _
his hand when there is a call such as
we are now issuing on behalf of our
people."
Half a million Russians homeless and
in danger;.of-death horn stgrvation—V-
that is‘..,one reasl‘ikn or.
appeal, with headquarters. at 103 Par
Aw, New» Yorlic. LCfinding. the;
ex .vecoi‘nmitteefl dis Mai-sh '
_ . a
7 associatcsoompr-ise “H.811 "
V l' .1 l .. t: TY
91¢.
‘ and 3-4 inch,
strict compli- ' 5'
says
“We shall require a,
with the requirements.”
issioner link in his notice to "
the dealers. pointing out the following I
requirements : ' I
“The crates in which eggs are ship— ~
words ‘cold storage eggs' in black
Roman letters (Gothic will be al-
lowed) 2 inches high and 1 inch wide. i
The package in which, such eggs are l 35 it
displayed for sale shall bear a sign V .
in black letters (Roman or Gothic) on I
a light-colored ground. 11.5 inches high
wide, having oil it the
words ‘cold storage eggs.‘ The bags or
containers used for delivering the ..
eggs shall have printed thereon two ‘
aides in block letters (Roman or I
Gothic),_1 inch high and 3i; inch wide, 3
the words ‘cold storage eggs.‘ Whole-
salers shall declare on the invoices
$2,376 grade.
_ for $1,890 grade.
' Money for sanitary relief measures to‘ .
national campaign chairman for this’;
ll
whether the eggs are cold storage or ‘
fresh eggs." 7 ~
MR. BXXBEE IMPROVED 7 ' '
1001084piecc set
Former Internal Revenue Collector.
Theodore Byxbee of Meriden. is rest—
ing comfortably today following an”
operation at the New Havenlmspitul
Thursday. Mr. Bixbee has been
suffering from throat trouble. for
some time and an operation was
made. imperative to prevent. further
complications. He will probabl.v be
about again in a few days.
ERIC. ACID IN DIEAT
cloudy, full of sediment, the channels«
Voften get soreand irritated, oblig‘ing'é
You to seek relief two or three times
during the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids.
to cleanse the kidneys and flush off:
ithe body's urinous waste got four
Jounces of' Jad Salts from any phar-I
niacy here; take a. tablespoonful in, Val,
'llglass ofrwater before breakfast for a‘
few days and your kidneys. willthen'
act fine. This famous sal’ is. made
. from the acid of grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithi f‘i'and. has
been used for 'geneE’éflo _.to' flush
and stimulate: sluggish kidneys; also
togneutraliz V maids in urine, soit ..
shades-
GoldennSpecisls in merchandise of quality. An annual occasion emphasizing our ap-
I': , predation of the people’s good will tows-.1 ds this institution, and
New York’s first great mo: ch.1 nt, Alexander
’Mondcrzy’s Golden Specials
$145,269 New Furniture For $72,634_
atehed bedroom suites in 10 styles. From $438 for $976 grade, up to $1,188 for
68 matched dining room
Women’s Fine Furs'At Average Half Price
220 Dinner Sets At Half Price
5, French china, American china. and American semiéporcelain. $42.63
to $382 grades, tor $21.25 to $191,
Men’s $65 London-made Motor Coats, $37.50
Men’s $65 Piccadilly Overcoats, London-made, $40
The London Shop, Burlington Arcade. Floor, New Building.
V175 Pieces Men's Silk Underwear, $5 Each —— Half Price and Less
$35 Floor Lamps, $20
100 solid mahogany electric. floor lamps—24 inch silk
$00_.l:"loorrLamp}1 $32 V
$80 Floor Lamps, $45
$12», Japanese Tea. Sets'For $5
Second Gallery. New Building.
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suites in 13 styles. From $502.50 for $1,005 grade, up to $945
, Sixth Gallery, New Building.
Second Floor, Old Building.
Second Gallery, New Building.
100; solid m'hoggmy. 8-day clocks.
Main Floor. Old Building.
1023301: TAILORING SHOP
' $85 to $115.1!en’s Suits to Order, $75
, Choice of 52 patterns of import fabrics.
E A 3-picce suck suit, single or double roasted, or a.
l 2-piece goli suit. (coat, trousers} made to your
' measure for 375. Delivery in two weeks.
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with salts occasionally, says 3V noted 3 $40.75 Tufted to Box Spnngs, $31 i Third New Old mumgV i:
=fmth0rity who tells us that meat I $3.85 Mixed'Feather Pillows, $2.85 , , I»:
orms uric acid which almost para- ' , Fourth Galler . Xe Buildi . ' ' i
lyzes the kidneys in their efforts to I 7 , ' y w n: l$6ifialr Mattresses, $45 (7*
8X991 11: ._ from the blood. They be- $48 EmmMattresses, .335 i
come Sll-Vlgg‘ish Valid weaken,V then you V Extra long Mach horsehair, elastic, resilient. :ij
suffer with a dull misery in the kid- $17 50 Steamer Bugs :38 75 . $43 mmymtms, $30 l;
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01' sick headache, dizziness. your V I 50 0m)", 00s.? 10., WPlglltu‘} 3—} lbs; {our patter-nu. $38 Blur, presses, $26 _V
stomach spurs, tongue is coated and 1 ' V . ., f“! "‘9‘31‘ Fl Fourth Gallery, New Building. :
when 'the weather is bad. you have , 9 310m? Shoo, Burliustml grad]? yild‘ii‘i; :3
rheumatic twinges. The urine gets I ew u ‘ $975 Boudoir Clocks, $675 2:
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