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EVENING SENTINEI;
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
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TUESDAY, JAN. 5, 1922
MINIATURE ALMANAO FOR
TOMORROW
‘. High tide 9:47 a. m., 9:31 p. m.
F
Sun rises 7:11, sets a.
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Cntitled to the usc for publication of
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not otherwlsc In this paper and also
any local news—published herein.
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dispatches hcrcin are also rcscrved.
DIASONIC DIRECTORY.
Old Wcll Lodgc. N0. 108, F. and A.
U. meets in Masonic building. Soutn
main Sil‘('(‘l. lst and {it'd 'l‘ucsday of
each month. July and August except-
od. at 3 o'clock. All Mastcr Masons
cordially and iratcrnnlly invited.
ROB’l‘. J. WALSH. W. M.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec'y.
A Staicd Convocation of Butler
Clwptcr. No. 38. it. ANN. will be
field on Tuesday cvcniug. Jan. 24.
1922 In Masonic 'l‘cmplc. South Main
otrcct. City.
\\'ork« .\l. M.
Llost Iixccllcnt
0. Ellis. Grand
nectlcuv “ill "‘lilkt'
this date.
L -
.\l. tlcgrcc.
(‘onlpauion Edgar
High l'rit-st of Con-
ll‘ls (illicinl visit on
Sllptwr “ill In. svrvcd by the ladies
ol‘ tltt- l‘lnslt‘l'n Slur.
t‘t..\ltt-:t\'t‘l-: .\. HRHWN. ll. 1‘.
I'. 1". LYON. Sccy.
l-‘O'RtilYlNU nI-zls'romt .
in
England ll‘lfi boon a schltlllst
foreign ll‘lllli’ l'm' ll;tli' :l. dozcn ccntur:
lett—dltv gl‘l‘llll‘fll of ii” HDl‘i‘lllilFlS for
no lt-Hs. than llIV'I“. ’l‘llc Jtttlgntt-nt of
Ilrlllsl' llll‘ll'lllllili and Ilrilislt sl'itc»
llH'll, llwrt :mt- should l‘llllllllllllli
'llH-l’l' llt.tll .tn ;i\l'r.l::l lllt-;|Slll‘l (H ['1'-
t-‘H'll,
\n\\.til.t\... [Hill and “'tlllil‘ll :.ll
1D\l'|' tla tullllll') :tl'-. cutlsldl'rini; llll‘
llt'l-lu \\illl ll lllll' .tssut'iuit‘fi In lllz‘
\anltl \\.t nun us. :ttltl till argu-
d-lll’l urn“ Sii'.llil|\ hillll'lll‘l' in tonu.
l; \xt-tiltl llt- i'ol|\ to duty that thorn
ill: nl\ t-l‘ L'Utlli Illlo .H tlll tlllll l‘ Silli'.
.l'i‘
l l -.t~\ ll lllllillSlillllI :l l'l'llli‘lili‘t‘l'
nu L'l\|' up :- I'll illliilill-tilllilll' t'lnim.
l\“'i .t l' - llllllt'lililll’i\ llll(‘nllt(‘llbi'.
lillnl lililJllI'H lllllllliil’ Iii lilt‘ Initi-
,._, :n.t lit-1;. \lnl-rlca to tlccide.
(22-211 i'vlliillll lulu it lit ”to :tllicd pow-
.« '.t‘l\ lll‘Il‘il lllnln llliilli’)’ than I‘llIN
ilhu t‘mh-tt thtm mid Croat Britain
14 l.|ll'\i\ l..i.'tl ltll' .t ,‘zt‘lll‘l‘ul (‘llliCQl-
t.-tum ut' \\.‘tl’ (il‘lilg. Slit- stands to‘
't-~- ltttli‘ll lllUl'I lllllll tlti': t‘(\lllltl')‘
.t. l <">lillt‘ lilv IN' li'2ll lit-l' l.l\ Intr-
{it VI .lll l‘! L'll.|lll lll'lll (VIII? fill!
an- In? .~lttlul<. lll'lll lllt- lilll‘flilll‘
"m |'.lltt.~|l voullttlttnt Iii|:\' l- ‘
;-.. trl (ll i'e' l'lllil lilal .\|Il .\ t'..ltt‘l~l|tl-i
at I t\lilllll :tl ill' 'll‘\\1ll'i '.I.t‘ : :xit-l‘n l
t. i. t: 1:. |illll.lll'ii (‘llll'tihl'i illl'll
'l‘ illlllli llll'll «It lt.t-'.« " l'll llll \\ Il‘v
\.. l tl l.t:ltl\ ll- «ulllt’vl l‘i'lll prop.
~v~ltmi i. Illl'l 7\ liltsitt. llt.l_ ‘i‘llt-
Izr- llslt gun-rttnlt'nl. \vllttlt-vrr its full-
Iltu“. n not stupid (l min \vc. or
«ma-ht v.1- not in lilkl‘ out cuc from
tl‘ It i: llllll llu llti.t~., at» .m'lllctl
it lu- l\ on» \\.t) or tllr Kill" ,_
Q . .. -
'I‘Hl". \"OOD LOT.
it ('I'Illllt'lilili \\'llll lln- HllilllN' oi
lll‘lw illlllli|l1_ (Hill lillS \\llti<t‘. it.
rl IL“. l'l.|‘.-f. tutti-It .ls tlll'ltlllR llt..l
lll'l'.~' should ilil\t' n St‘l‘lOllS fut-l
A». H: m.
.'tnt- lilF‘l'l' :trt lllanv motions
”\H "l’l' tunl i: that and llnttl to haul.
i. ' llll\llll4' l‘:tmlli.tr. luv t-\p~«l'icnc0 ol‘
tut»; \\llll l.ll‘lll Hit or {ormcr
width-us cannot ili‘lll'vl' that coal
t- “‘l nllztl. .\tllt-l ll‘illl plllllt'l'l‘S nll
it w-l “will I'm inalini: .tlttl cooking.
I lulilmtw (ll .-\ttll lll‘1lll.\ still do.
1'. is illl'l also lil‘lI tiitrr :tl't- largo
- .. ltll'llt'lli‘ll’i\ llnr lll‘illl‘lti lauds
t l'llj.":ll~'tl inn-ls. “ht-w ilit-rc are
llll\' and “null l.\' corresponding-
Il ~mtl'tr. litll it l~ not inmilablol
'il .ti “owl should llt' ,x't'nt‘Ct- in any
l" cu \\’ill‘ll' lllllllilll') ('l’llllfi can bu
grown.
'llt- l'tl‘ol'rslt} lllll\('llll‘lll has givcn
:th l'al-uu-rs (ll lili' oldcr and more Ol‘
. .4 “(llllllti st-ciions llt'\\' l‘l‘SDOCl. [01'
Ht. old llmltitlnltl "\\‘U0tl lot". 'l‘llt'
twitt'rlfl on l‘ortmtry and farming show
all.'[ low act-cs of woodland
‘\\ll let' a l‘armr-r :tll tltc \vood hc
.Il‘I'llS for l'ucl. bcsldcs sttppliing his
1'illi‘f lumlwr rdqnircmuuta. year after
pr: r indt-iinitt-ly. il’ hc only uses care
an ('llllll’il; and avoids llrcs. \\'hcre
lllll l'(" arc no l'ragmcnts of old forcsis
1011‘. it is casy unough to start a small
grove and a tow ycarn will make it
hrodnciivc. The corn-burning epis-
zl. \t-l')’
cud:-
~il' t! promotes thc modcrn agricultur—
al tondcncy to grow wood along with ;
other crops.
fl...‘__——-—-‘—-
JURIICS AND PATCfifl'ORK.
Not without reason was it predict-
crl that the entrance of women intO‘
uhe jury system would cause tremend-
-:t~.: upheavals. In one community
ttht lady jurors have introduced the
revolutionary custom of doing some-
Illing useful while waiting to be sum-
moned to the courtroom to hear testlo
monv. Kine beautiful
quilts have just been prcmtcd to “19"rowmgn'
American Legion barracks
1mm. product of the labors of a series
.tllI'l'
I
will have bcon quitc worth While '
“L
submarines.
except the three V boats
large caliber guns, such as t
tant, no long radio;
try to construct at least three each
development purposes, 80
tion.
' 41 under construction.
SEN TINEL
READERS’ VIEWS
South Norwalk. Conn.
Dear Editor:—
In answcr to Dr. Brown who atl-
viscd his colleagues speaking on the
vaccination gucstion before the School
Board. and in answer to Postmaster
Andrcw Loury's opposition to vaccin-
ation. where be. Dr. Brown. says
“The School board should not bow
down bct‘ore fanaticism" I wish to ap-
pend the nnmcs of a row fanatics.
who have made this a better world to
live in. who are opposed to vaccina-
ion.
lJr. li:lllardv—~“’l'ile Inliit‘iiun of Diu—
misc."
llr. [-3. .l. Edwards "Smallpox runs
a l't-uttlal' t-nnrsc. and can bc impal‘tcd
ll) man as is dtllu- ill vaccination."
llr. \\'. It. Ilatlwrn- "Tilt" niosi gl-
uztlttic- pin-c of uunckt-ry (wt-r exploited
aluoni: u civilizcd peoplc ill this or any
ago (if ilu- \vtllld's history. “'llnt pro-
lo-t-ls lnt-Z‘ So fill‘ an I know I llaVc
non-r lit'l‘ll \ut‘t'illulrtl. yet in (It? epi-
dvlnic in I.Hlltl()l‘ in lfiilli ] was in and
out amongst lilo- Smallpox Hospital
ships all ”w ”"10."
Submarine g Weapon Designing Serious
Consideration and Development
I
n
of these types for experimental and
that in event of a national emergency We will
be in a_position to continue the construction of the types most necessary.
The present submarine force of thernary consists of 142 submitting
of all types and ages, including those authorized but still under construc-
Ot these there are at present 101 submarines in commission and
After careful consideration I have reached the conclusion that the
submarine is a weapon deserving of serious consideration and development.
l‘p-Statc people am talking about
the first robin. Down in New York
they arc still talking about the last
robbin'.
___0_
Lots of Iolks however who have
been listening to reports about singing
robins and buddinz Crocuses couldn't
hear a thing this morning, Thcv \vcrc
wearing ear-mutfs.
—o—-
chtcrday \vc rcccivcd a circular
from a Pittsburgh concern. giving the
cost of winter trips to various
sumlncr rvsurts. “'r arc not thinking
of going but “9 appreciate the com-
pllmcnt.
__0_.
ltt-al rstalc ads would be much more
t-th‘t‘tIlnl lltcsv thus il' atomothlnl.r like-
”11‘ following “Lt-rc insertcd along with
the description at IIIH‘hOHSel—"\\'Pn
mtcd collars with living accommoda-
‘AIII‘ES
Amt-£9
By EDWIN DENBY, U. s. Secretary of the Navy - ,1 , 80mg“; 2‘94““. m .01.
Our navy today is seriously lacking in recently developed types of
We have no mine laying submarines, no fleet; submarines,
now under construction; no. submarines with
be British M class, and, what is more impor-
crniser mbmafinen,
It is considered. highly important tothc national defense at this— eoun
‘mlgalixinppmied to. the Allies to
lpomne the payment or some of Bui-,
'sa-l'la’a reparations tn. the Christmas
'message he sent to the United Statesi
:through The. Annotated Press. ’
people {loved in
in my country that is prostrate and
,dismembered." the King lucid. "I ‘
should. [moat this season of peace and
8006 Willie mankind. to appeal to the
great nations of the earth to grant
Bulgaria. comp reward and qompensa- .
tion for her exemplary conduct
"I know my people may look‘ with
hope and confidence to the ever 3’13,
Pathetic and fair-minded American
Government to raise its voice in our.
behalf in European councils when :the
cred. We are especially anxious that.
our situation should be taken, up at
the forthcoming European confcrence.
in which we hope the United States
will participate.
“Unless Bulgaria
rclici‘ from her present
burdens. and unless the Allies see fit
to postpone some of our reparation
payments. I am afraid the country
is afforded some
W Am—
(WirIMuTYrg
I
isle; but. he went on.
revision or existing treaties is consids ..
intolerable '
may..mch. a. state or. econo
clot and. moral exhaustion.
have free «access to the sea."
‘rKing Boris-added. in a 3n
chat
hoped his country and
period of- oonvalesceencc.
struggling to catch ,our
danger."
The King declared
the approval of the Allies.
.,
rum, 0F VISCO‘ENT BRYCE;
LONDONrJ/anu 34.—--_The, tuner-at of
, {Viscount Bryce will be held privately .
dur- on, Thursday. when the body will be
ing the past three years. and for he“ "cremated.“ Gainers Green. a suburb;
faitlflfl discharge 0‘ treat-V ”buggilmments are proceeding for a '
tlons. memorial service in London.
mic. finan- ,7
Also. it is
vitalto‘our economic existence that we i
bsequeni.‘ .7
with the torrespondent. that‘hefi
passed the cri—
“we are at
We fife still 11
breath. It will
be a. long time before wé are out of .
that Bulgaria"
would endeavor by the policy of peace."
labor and: forbearance. to‘ merit con-
"Standing he” 1" the midst °f a tinuaiue o? the support and sympathy -
sorrow and suffering. of tho United States and to deserve
ill in ajf
* Special Sale
l
500 Pair
Full Sized Double
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om 3mm 11* vom
Take tablespoonful of
hurts or Bladder
bothers.
kidney, trouble.
The kidneys do their
become week from
tire system.
like lumps
stinging pains in the back
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:«i always be our. to
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l" '
{mullfiilf
lll‘ l‘l’t-iglltOli-~"lll m_\ opinion ulc-
t'inlllion does not lIlTUl‘d any protct'llon
:tl :tll "
lll- (ii-l "'l‘llt- smallpox ttnltlt-mit‘
in .‘llll‘Sl'llll‘S (‘HIIIIIH‘III'I‘II with a 101mg;
man who had tit-ti) vaccination scars:
all both arms. 9
llr. Utt)iuil-".\Iv Lillll‘ ilious that}
\;u-tillntlmt is no til-ott-t'lion ttg:tlli.~t'
smalltulv :tt :lll)‘ ago." I
l‘l' i”:ll‘k\\l‘il “I‘vlstlnztlil I (‘lill-l
1|.tll1ti N!l14l|i|l(l_\ lo-ss than 6 months
:1 most N!‘\l‘lt* lt‘-\’.Lf‘(ln£lllhll.
"'ll' ll child «an In-
I ‘«-;t menu
I
[ll i
l
\ttl'rinatt-d tllcn It can lalu' smallpov,
am! \vllvrt- tlu n IN llll‘ gtunl OI"
it ‘
INMN \at-ciualtitm lllillgtitv'.‘
l’l‘. lltnltlsun. .\l¢-tl1t :l! tll'lLt‘t-r. (’(ill-i
filt'll'nl' "If thc) (vaccination Sl'lllNIi
l«-:tch anything It is tllul lltt- mm'l- you.
il.’l\I' nt’ llll‘lll and thc lttrtrcl' and tlcvp-
or lilt'\ :il‘l' tllt- lilolt' Nuri- \vlll l-c
\nltl' srlidlltmv
lll‘ l‘Im-tltl "Vaccination IS llublr‘
in produt-v sntallptu: ll prcdisposcs to
this dismisr and l‘vlldcrs it lllUl‘l‘ se-ri-'
nus \';ll‘l‘ill7llll)n plt‘lilfilltisl‘gln typhoid
u \0 r_ lili)illil“l'ld. tut-ninxills. l‘li‘.‘
\‘at-t-lnnliun is u poworl‘tll factor in the
.I-~l»ilitv and tit-gcncration of tho hu-
lll:Ill taco"
Ill'. Il)t'llt lnzm——"I
dust-cud our 12h children whose
drains: \vcrc cattsctl b_v \accinttlion.
llll-i no sluallptu htnvrvt-r black. could
havv lt-l’t lllnl‘t' hidvous ll‘iit‘t'S"
m. it. A. lilndwood. Medical
ply Hospital Ships. who had sccn
lion“ t‘asf-s ol‘ smallpox -—"Tln- un-
vacciuntcd persmvis no dztngrr to me
nor to mv family."
IH'. .l. \i'. Hodgc. Niagara Falls. N.
Y. ~“.\'t) man in perfect lll‘nlfh can bc
illli\ said to ho susccntilllc to tho in-
l‘r-ction or smallpox nor to any other
zitnolic discaso. Vigorous hcalth con-
t‘vl's immunity from tilSt‘nS(‘—Dl‘0(lll(‘v
int: agcuts as nothini: chic can. It is
usually al'tcr the vital functions have
bccomc impaired by tho cffects of vac-
cination or some other discasc that
Individuals become susceptible to
smallpov infection." .
Dr. H. \'._Knaggs artcr serious study
of thc titlcation saith—“Facts prove
that thc vaccinated constitute the rcal
cit-mcnt of dangcr.“
l‘.o_\al C(mlhlssitm a, rointetl by Ill“
English Government—“It is possible
-Io convey syphilis in tho act of vaccin-
fatlon.
Dr. Wilder—"Consmnptlon follows
rvrtccination as effect follows cause.
have l‘cccnlly
Sup-
_\:(-c1uation.”
Dr. Collins-.‘Tf it had the desire to
describe one-third of the,' victims ruin-
ed by vaccination.
stand still In your veins."
As most of, the authorities quoted
are from. England! where this vaccina-
tion filth originated. it Shanta. can-y
of waiting women jurors.
Here is an insidious
which the male juror phould rise an.
once to deftnt. To play with grew
cards. to tell rancid stories. to' smoke.
and to spit tobacco juice; possibly In
extreme instances to thumb a dirty
sporting magazine or read the news-
paper. has been for generations the.
accelrtod off-time regime of the pa-
tient and Mug-suffering juror.
It” the Women are allowed to run-
-wild like this. the first thing wci’lcnow
somebody will find a way to make
(-on‘structivo employment compulsory
in jury waiting rooms. and‘ then
:wht-ro's your free citizenship?
Speaking: of English tyranny. ”‘VE
. notice that final-anti has lit-en govern-
ed sonic yvat's by a \\'cl.~‘v‘.niat\ and
, haw Ir~lami is mind by a man named
WW”. kn ._-.....,a.si,.po4.i.iu.
more weight with than who are not ~ ‘
, afraid ta'use their brains to think. and; thobnfldlngorbnyingd’yout
patchwonliwfio love their children and“ their fer- i‘ unbound-1F "um" I‘W‘
in the 0_ A. OLSEN. ' ’ Mgmfioywrbouu ”mm
South Norwalk. Stop saying ' .
innovation CAREER: or A “aroma" ENDED. ' ' ‘
.._...... .» ’ Rent Romy: .
r . _ , ..
' mu mayor-ta. can- 24.—-m..
slan Soviet authorities. according to
Puma-M 11mm 'tuwc innuend- ,
ed‘ abruptly the» W at a manic .
who. claiming to be a second Messiah.
attempted to follow in the footsteps
of the notorious Russian monk. Ras-
Pufifit " ;" lt'l'lill'
The monk. Vladimir Tarabayev,
founded at
Petrograd. a. church of his own.
claimed wonderful healing powers
and the creduloua flocked to his call. '
A: the number of his tollowers.‘chief-«
15' women. grew. Tarabaye'v. accord-
ing to Soviet officials. selected among.
—O..._
Coal prim-s Il.‘I\l' (Itorrpt-tl :lllnost
allnultulwmlsly with Mic lbcrlnomoler
_o._
I “Hop" l'wllmlict lllls lt~ltlrnrtl front
I“l(ll'ltlli. complaining that it was too
is lull ol' lll(‘l' ”0“!an him-ks (if l(‘P
-lIl(‘!~'Q- tillvs lll cum "'llllll" would llkv
u Swim.
”0—.
Talking about swimming: in tliv
Dr. Turnbnll—-“I have seen health)‘ ‘
children die rotten from the effect! of ‘
the blood would
Novnia. Derevnia. near ‘
He ‘.
lions attztcllt-d.”
‘WO.’
Prohibition in said to havc her-n
«lullv succcssfnl in spots. 'l‘bc ouh
darnml ll'tltlblt- Is that “'1‘ cttil'l IIIltI‘
thc spots.
h.0._.
(ltlt- surl- tiling to lil‘l‘\('lll "an auto-
tnnbi'r radiator from blustinu t-vcn (ml
illo- culdvsl morning. is to till it xvii:
purc lx't-llittck) “lllskcx. which basal
Imcn acid for about .10 )cllm in the.
wood.
_ (,.,.
ll lulmt havi- lwun tough on tho Ark},
“II! n :11 roll call both tllc lions \vm‘?
«ilwwuvrul in bv hiding: out on our of
lht' dogs.
\vat'ln dun n then. tor him. Just as a
hint \vt- \"Ullltl l‘l mark that the Soundt
wintrr months the winter bathcrs us-
ually (‘nll lhOlHSI-lVI‘s "Snowbil‘tls"
ultilr thc sllivcrlltg spcclator calls
ilulu “Ctlclvoos.”
4-0
If )ou'lltnrn'l lh" coal; can't trot
lilt' coal and can‘t urt warm our other
\\a_\'. ll'_\ lliilll‘lllg out _\our Income tax
blank. -
l"'SDilt' iltt- fact that blur jays \vt-rc
mound on Stutda). hopping all over
our back )artl venting their opinion
of us who lay in bed enjoying the
warmth—~dcspitc all this we say we
ttrt- still kt't'plllg tho licavics on.
———0_._
It is «lcuicd in official “‘ashington
that l’rcsident Harding will be hired
by tho movit‘: lnagnarcs. No is one
man who will stay on the. Job tilt-re.
_o—
Sclfd‘cspcct is a funny thing. So
many pcople sly that thcy know
tllemsclvcs so well. and thcn [mi
about thcir wit-respect.
H. O'D.
Piles Cnrotliu 8 to 14- Dogs
Druggists refund money it PAZO
Ointment fall; to cure Itching. Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles In. »
stantly relieves Itching Plies. 60c.—
Adv,
‘.~ . ,grapes and lemon juice. combined
/,' .\ \ Th. charming im- with llthia. and has been used for.
6’ ;\I\ ,,‘—\ provomont in corn generations to flush and stimulate
.‘\_ plexion be: ut y 'cloggcd kidneys. to neutralize the
“\\ lasts all day and .acids in urine so it is no longtr a
the skin is pro- jsourcc or irritation. thus ending urin-i
vided with proper larv and bladder disorders.
protection. 9' this i Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
powdcr do" not iinjurc; makes a delightful Oth‘YVPS-
wash 03- cent litbla-watcr drink. and nobody
L. M. Ayers ican makc a mistake. by taking a little
l55 Washington St. Kecler Building
South Norwalk. Conn.
GOAL
“'0 are as near to
‘urlna la cloudy.
and dizzy
occas
and ac'i\'t~-.——-Ad\‘.
For everybody.
For every use.
For every day.
you as the nearest
iclcphnuc. and will deliver coal auytvllnrc.
Llur coal is from the
mining companics.—~
aim to get iltc host.
largest and tiltiwt
It is our constant
The Norwalk Coal and Supply Co.
MASONS ’ BUILDING SUPPLIES
Telephone 113
A.“
So. Norwalk
KIDNEYS ACT nanny
saw I! Buck-H
: t 1.: ‘
We are a. nation of meat eaters and .' I alr
K
our blood is filled with uric acid. sags .
a. walla-known authority. who warns .~
us to be constamly on guard against :.
utmost to free
We blood of this irritating acid. but ‘
the overwork‘;
they get sluggish: the diminutive tis—
lsues clay and thus the waste is re-
tained in the blood to poison the en-
thn your kidneys ache and feel '
of lead. ,and you have
full of sediment. Orl‘
the bladder is irritable. obilging you‘
'to seek relief during the night: when,
you havc.sevet‘c headaches. nervous;
spells. .sltcplcssncss. '
stomach or rheumatism In bud wen-l
thcr. get from your pharmacist about'
four ounces ot Jad Salts; take a tu-
blespooni‘ul in a glass of water before’
breakfast each morning and in a few.
days your kidneys will act finc.
,t‘amous salts is mad:r from the acid of
lonallv to keep the kidneys clean
Paid Blankets
Regular $7.50 Value.
or the
acid
This
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Kitchcn
\a
“’hite Enameled Steel
Art: so hit sup-trier to those Ill:ld~‘
will have no other.
Thcy will no: warp or >ag. ATP '
and have many specialties not lottnd 1i '-
lt would be a pleasure in dr-nion.~':- »
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“'HITE ENAMELED KITCHEN ilk?
. Raymond 69? Son
i WALL AND HIGH $2.331; DlRECTORS
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FLOWERS : _.~
' * Fresh Cut Flowers Every Day—Floral 'Ifizb'w-
All Occasions
Jardinieres, Aquarius:
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Willow Baskets.
Fertilizers, Flower and Vegetable
South Norwalk Florist and
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Greenhouses—Namath
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Seed Store
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Underwear Sale
The following prices Indicate the importance of taking advantage
of this sale. We have made the reduction of prices on the following
garments in order to close out various lines and broken lots.
assortment
and unusually attractive
Chemise and Bloomers.
Muslin Gowns. round neck. short
sleeves, lace trim—pink and
White A1...¢-.....oo-ooao. 25c
Nainsook Envelopc chemise. lace
and um trimshod. camisole
style . .. .. 090, $1.00. $1.75
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Fine:_ - “clam Gowns. Inca trim,
pointed and square near. short
sleeves . . . . . . . .- .7. $1.50, 31.79
of Nightgowns,
An assortment of heavier qualit
muslin, long sleeves, high and -
V neck, embroidery trim. . . .
$1.00, $1.25, $1.75
A fresh
Envelope
Louise Homer
Sings a Gentle Half Devotional Song
1V,’
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in
A prayer for a blessing that might entiu‘.“ “‘
- ' “JUST FOR TODAY’
Victor Record—87329 5
A Familiar and Beautiful Melod."
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Nainsook and Muslin Bloomers,
hematitched and lace trimmed
ruflies, re-inforced and roomy.
rinkcnly 50¢,75c
By Hans Kindler
SIMPLE CONFESSION is played with firm «:7 «vmailiu
Power—giving «true body tans fine and ' ~ ~
Victor Record—66011
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John McCormack' Sings a L0“ L37“ m
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ROSE OF MY HEART-in of rare and‘inpassiona
waltz rhythm with an obligato for the violin.
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mom to av. 00! for you.
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