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TEURBDAY. {VI-i 13. 1934 a
ANTIQUE FURNH‘URE
Ala'i.lil' a. high prices paid (or old~
mini llil'nllure. mahogany. cherry.
mum. pine. etc, also old chins, glass,
m1,illllll: of melt: that is over 100
yuan: old.
D A. BERNSTEIN,
205 “'cstport Ave. Phone 993'
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\i.’ AN'l'EU—Girl beginner wishes gen-
eral office worl._ well trained in
bookkeeping and stcnography. Ad-
dress E. 8.. Care of Sentinel. 3t .
“’ANTED-Position :ls cook in small
iltnlily. Best of references. Tel. 142
South Norwalk.
\VAN’l‘ED~Expermuced white girl
tor general housework. Family of
three. Phone 132. In
\VAN’i‘ED—W'hite woman for laundry
and house cleaning in small fam-
ily. blt'iltly work. Must have referen-
ces 'l‘cl. Darien 255. St
WANTED-Al'omall to do general
housework by the week. Address
H lllnt‘V‘r'OI'kf‘r. Care of Sentinel. 3t
v. \r ll-lll Pupils to tutor. Junior
ill.;. School subjects preferred.
'1' :‘t‘ mi. Tel. 1180. 3t
ii. «Klim A boy to sell papers at
Hum. View, Enquire at Sentinel
Hill.
with-l l-Ill ~A convr. American Hat
v :i_ :3 Grant Sl., Norwalk. 1t
WAN'l‘Ell --Yollng men. experienced.
in I'll‘Hllg room of shirt factory. Ap—
ply lrv- (my Shirt (fo, Chestnut St. St
\VAN'l'Ei)~ lirpcrienced butlonholers
nml plvlltt‘l‘s. Apply Cluell, Peabody
6‘: ('0. inc. 2t
WANTEDr—Oporators for Singer pow-
oi Machines. Steady work. good pay.
Applv’ ('ritl-rion Specialty ('n.. 136
Wil‘lilllg'flll Street. Sn. Sol-walk. ('t.
(it
WAN‘i‘lil) A 5mm: man (ii-sires room
with or without board. Wl'h private.
,
FOR SALE
Several one and two tamily
houses; also one with store. tor
sale 7n Lexington Ave., South
Norwalk. at attractive prices. For
price and terms, inquire oi the
TAYLOR & GOLDEN C0.
South Xorwzllk Trust Co. Building
1 Telephone 1230.
FOR SALE—Bungalow with 150 feet
front on East Ave.. 6 rooms and
bath, all improvements. A very pretty
home built 5 years ago. Pleasantly
situated with View of sound. 600. it.
from two trolley lines. A-l condition.
Ready to move in. Real bargain. Only
84,500. $1.800 cash. Balance to re-
main cn mortgage, 281 East Ale.
Tel. 2025.
FOR SALE—~Oid Towns canoe, 16 ft.,
excellent condition. newly enamel-
ed. H. W. Model. Price. complete with
2 paddles and back rest. to immediate
purchaser, $50. Phone 159-13.
FOR SALE—Sacrifice. Owner leaving
country. Choice building lot on
Rllodonolo Park. Prospect Hill. Less
than $300. Size 45x100. Owner, Box §
Noroton Heights. Conn. at
FOR SALE—2 mowing machinvs. 2
milking cows. Price reasonable. A.
Siefnni. 21 Woodside Avenue, East
Norwalk.‘ 3t
Hllt SALE «1917. 4 cylinder Saxon
roadster. in good condition. (‘all all—
or 5 p. m. :l: 74 Taylor Avenue. 3t
—DON'T let your root leak. Do you
know We put on Asphalt roofing at
less than «st of wood shingles? They
look mucll better, wear better and
have n fireproof surface. We also do
slate. growl and Asbestos rooting.
Three-ply rubber rooting, $2.75 per
roll.. Leadnrs and gutters.
NORVVALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 387 or 2955.
W t.
We Buy and Sell
SECOND HAND CLOTHING
MAX BERGER,
40 Water Street So. Norwalk.
Phone 2252.
Mrs. Tuttle having returned to
pleased to give personal attention to
customers. Advice and estimates
given on all work. If new fur is re-
qulred, I have very beautiful pelts.
THE TUTTLE SHOP
84 North Main St.. South Norwnlk
Telephone 389
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL
REPAIRING
Bosch Magneto Service. All makes
of Magnetos'. Generators, Starters and
Ignitions repaired and installed on
autos, speed boats, marine engines
and tractors by expert mechanics.
Finest equipped shop for that work.
and also special fine machine work
done by the hour. Address
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION.
Water St. and Steamboat Place
. MESSENGER AND TRUCKMAN .
Daily from South Norwalk to..New
York; good service quaranteed. Ot—
flce Pohlman’s barber shop. Phone
991.
STEAMSHIP TICKET AGENT
Vl'hlte Star Line. United States
Linc. Cunard S. S. Line, Anchor S. 8.
Line, American SJS. Line, Red Star
S. S. Line. For particulars ask
JOHN T. HAYES
Real Estate, Insurance 7 Main St.
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away (or
halt the price while I am paying the
f. ii 7:”, y, ;, r , ., -W fill" price for junk I also pa 1c 8'
”" ‘ f" ’4‘ 1291-3”: .1? FOR SALE «Fresh Jasny cow. With pound to: rags. Phone 399-12. y
T0 or without calf. 9 small pigs. Illlfl- MR H. FELDHAN,
LET 7;; Ely Aw. Michal-l Tenn. ul 5 Rowan St. East Nomi]:
m l l t 3 lmvms. city mo..- and run SALE-~18 loot power boat- 7 ' NAGY BROSf ‘ V b
. .': ll ‘l 5-7 Ely Aw. 3t rum beam. tour horse ltm’ftv‘l' mi“ LOCBJ and ion: Mace trucking of:
—~~ l'inl- ellglnt‘. I‘rlco $Sn. it. man, 10 Ill kinds. Piano moving. S ‘
Y, _ .._ _ _ { _ . , pectal van
till. Lin». :m-ms unh nit liplo» Cottago Slrcei. hast Aorwalk. «‘31 for moving purposes. Daily trips to
to ;~. ~ _ .. 3*,» l;'- xmv homo rm 50' York City" Building stone.
Hi1 ll -' » l;.'ll::n\p 5‘. 3? FOR SALI‘L-Ont" FOl'tl touring. 1921- 71 Cedar St - _
»-w-‘—— m.“- tires. bumper. L'stur top. $1100. . reet. P110118 318
'l'U Yl,i' l um: i tin- room l9]? Ford tourinz. millilif‘tcll’ 0V"- .
.tl: : . . 5_ i: I"(»'.i-llll'l‘ll1~i llnllrolld hault-d, 31.1”. 1918 Ford racer. geared FROM TTIIIIE EzgirEORY TO
:ivm l: \‘l 'l». llmillnl-l 127 t‘. m 1. tlllderslllnz, (It‘lllflllnlziille. rims. Mattresses lilo ‘ b ‘1
‘13,, -, ;, _< . it $125. Shim-ll Bros. 201 Wushluglg; cushions of n'll’llindzss'old (2:31:33:- 91::
fill- : l . .. .- pm,- o’wf'll i ll ()()ll}' 52' 1M. ““4“- ”"‘—' failinent NHL. MAISO renovating $8113-
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la: ,l;il Ill-".H humus, li"'~‘.‘lf.‘ fir-rn- ll‘tll‘. SALEwL’ 10's in Smifil‘m‘“ op- telepmnsgmgifzn [01: Drop us & card or
lllli'l' r. w! '~-'.‘.l‘v.~ ill ..:~Hli'll.‘lt‘. Holt-l positi- Harbor \f‘ir‘v‘i l“‘l- '7’“ 31'“di call. representative w
lil‘lit‘l»! it: \\';lahinnton Si. So. Nor! Si _ S. N. Mrs. Merrill. 3‘ NURWALK WI \TTRFSS (‘0
\\I -‘ ' " ‘ ‘ a
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“ rm: s.\l.Er-.\'..hlohl.- ltf. Turn". on "k“ and Monroe St- 80. ham-all:
’lU l f.‘ l-mlll \\."l llltll' m. " Uni S'v‘iu-l ‘(or‘wu'l‘ «.'.\;~<.-».tp Fus- I"‘{I’EltT AL' ‘
. ‘ 3- ,3 . -. romp: ‘
. “" ' . . H" ‘--'-x- :v «All m. 114.3 mm (‘0. Mala. rim: l‘hmte Will overhaul and Nptalirlis'llc
term I. .. .9. (”It 5-5.; bully 1:, :3 1;” H. p. 0. BOX 592, b. .. Nilz'wltlk. in Own garage. All mllkcs of res:
' . - - _,,_-_._ ~~~- , ,_ , «5 A.--“ - » ”-4-" Starting. lighting and: '17
'l~l i l ‘ rtlnu t... ,mmh .". your"- h 1.1)]: < u l.‘ llldinn n.” .. ‘. "rind ialtv MI - U gill mm a spec-
. . . _ .. .. - .._ -_.. “ork ’
u . ~»«- ~ m liiltlllu _‘ :umns l.:l:i:t ”indium-l $75. inquirw ’l‘llulltpswll guaranteed. Ihone ‘90
fill '_': I". ~ \\ luv] limiéln ll. Frans. 17‘ list AWL“, in‘ C 3 lz'ili‘fili PLUMBING —TIX.\'I.\'G—— IIEATIVG
‘- t 1* lw‘i‘i N. :H or Sunday 3? Country Water System, Ilangea and
| r x ' n ._._- _-s__ .3 ..‘.A_ -— .. .- 3 - ' one-Pipe Heaters
l. i we. :...y fw'lil loom. it)“ SAL}? l‘IilllrtlIii- lillll'r". UAW; JOSEPH S. KEHY( JR
_ ‘ Vol r :7 D. in. mm ft‘iivt‘il imwnd- s. 27 \i‘i-i-iiivllii‘: Tel, 492 ..
4,, . t l i 4;; Arlllzlv. lit 21 \‘V-‘ifillifiglnll St So. Norwalk
'm I 1—57 l-‘illl SALE .\ two minty homo all r Y "" ”——
Illq J" - . . V V
l ' , r I l illlpl'n'~.'erllsn’s. lnclltl‘ti in lllt“ 12rd CORAECTILUT CARPET
.4 district, within 3 Illillul-s nl' trolley CLEANING CO 3
i‘" ‘ it. ; lll?“ll'.v. 01‘ 1|) Tlll!lli'(*< walking distance iron! 37 Cedar St. South No l.
‘.“‘ I ~ « . .' .‘-..V .t i‘lwn. lllc lll'lllL't‘, Ain‘t" at lIIt' “flit-v of J. M. rwa k’ Conn.
It, 1, I.H_\iun (c (‘o.. inc. 5 Railroad Avenue, We cie Phone 969
-..._._..._..~_- ’WM $0. NulWVlllk. C an and renew COIOTI ’3
'10 l l. - . ; . . 3‘ ., l Earpcts and Rugs. Hand process by
l... . . l ‘ “I 3 ‘1; sh” FOX: 8.“.wa lamilg: houso. m-arly “ms.
Sty. “ "' ”3 ni-tv. large lot. improvements. llal- u°°d5 Called for and Delivered.
. n- “W“ - '- in; settlement. $3,5UU. Geo. Mitchell. -
To Loki - ' ‘; l‘-w':;- “ . .7 ’l‘o-it'illloll“ 186].
Fiji .1 l .7}: \l anlt S : lllq FOR SALE RHYS
__ 3 _ _'_' “3‘ ‘- t: On Newton-u Ava, house. 5 rooms. ex-
," " Q ——~—-—k Ira large porrh. well water. shade, .
> . . . \u‘v - . . ' -.
h . . ”a; L'otlth'll. chicken house. garage. 2 cars. ARCHITECT ES HER
I, "‘ l‘ {1‘ ‘1‘" 39.5“". Lot 65x240 let-t. Price $4,500. For par- ' D 1G &
-1 IH‘. : l‘lmnzs 'il‘ thulllrs usk— SUPERVISO
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‘3 v . 3-- 1......n ii. >w' m. . T-lhln Strei-t Norwalk 8. 5. Mass. Inst. Tech
Real Estate-Insurance. '
'1 ‘ ; .\ .7; i. “I if“ ‘.‘;|f‘"}:"’j":; ron SALE—n1 beautiful country home
- . - :; ‘ ‘ ' “ at Thl‘te Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile Ph rwalk 5“
from Norwalk. A 6 room bungalow ' , one NO - 2
._~_._ I With pantry. Fresh well water and SO. Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg"
“my?” 1 . ~- garage with one acre of land. House Washin t
I: ‘ ‘ -\ & BOW l:<_2 years old. For sale at sacrifice a on Street
‘ 5, __ -:l'._l 1“.“an price. So'IO cash. Balance on easy
F'l‘l
Tel. 97‘.
3305?
-BIASHN
terms. For particulars John J. Venn.
teal Estate and Insurance, 123 \i’asm
lngton St. Tel. 1292-4.
If you hate ll I'l‘
g “it‘lllnf'o'. [-lvs 6 ..
of Wallis, dill»: :v ‘ .
w .1, -‘V .* ~I ‘ ‘lf. Jr
gaoriih‘tl'] . cont-“la illl‘l uphill» or.
Fql‘zatlou is in a posi'ion in an. 1...
{use mull export nllillnv-l‘ and ll :icilt
l“ _ . fl urk well done" is ll.u il :5,-
( hunts and H. li‘ullrizio
[film knows how. I.
.w-ne 2824.
.~ 3 “all“ hilll,
F . ltlll Ling
>Ail’lill':
I‘llhiln
14 Shun-din
(“a ‘.
ii'ruther Forecast
. ‘. ,, l; :lml \icinity: General
. y r \' ' ‘ ' K -
I“ 3 3 H i might .llld I-l‘lrirly.
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il‘l'S‘Il south-
.‘ liOl'lll‘Vt'Sl winds A3
i ,i is no: antral ovc-l‘l
.4. nmrl.ll.g is now pass-l
. l."l\.’"'1{" \‘lllft'y. It .
:l shovwrs dull!" lVF
. l , w . ' ‘7 IA 4
’ .t\lll.~ llom Missouri
., “L. t".':l|t.:i. Smelt”
.; “7.17,.Y ‘ ‘3. anti C(ll‘.n
‘ ,;l ‘1“; ins. This
“ H .l I \' .' '
l,. ' I .' 1.155 out to sea
.oi Mimi llr rm \""‘t o'
- “'lHCIl will produce
“unlit l‘ m: Il‘l‘ivillv and
i‘ .I‘ my»: rzltllrc is falling
lglfil: and upper Missis-
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l-‘OR SALE—Brand New Bathroom.
$55. Syphon closet, china low—down
tank. enameled bath-tub and lavatory.
“fill all nickel-plated fittings; special
lift: bargain, white celluloid water-
clasp: souls, $5. Seidenberg Co.. 545
“3d Ave. between 36th and 37th Sts.
a .
FOR SALE
:- A new 6 room bungalow with all
'improvcmcnts. Phillie-id Park. For
,pfll‘llCU‘lZil‘S inquire at the office of
J. M. LAYTON 8: CO, INC.
5 Railroad Ave.
NOTICE
AUCTION SALE.
I hereby give notice that all of the
stock of the South Nor-walk Fur Dye-
mg & Dressing Co., will be sold at
Public Auction July 14th, 19.22. at. 3
P. M. at the tactory. corner of Day
and Raymond Streets. The Stock
consists of machinery. fixtures, equip-
ment and leasehold rights.
By Order of:
PAUL 3. COME
_ . -' 7 » ”Trustee
nonunion
Mutton iiiiiii
COKEBURG. Pa.. July 18.—.Ai
great crowd of striking miners and
sympathiners todan~ surrounded the
W’ilson mine of the Acme Coal and
Coke Company 31: Wilson Junction
with the announced intention of
bringing out the non-union men who
yesterday went into the pit. The
crowd was» dispersed by Sheriff Luel-
len. Later reports reached the nu-
thoritles that the crowd was again
assembling in the hills. and a. guard
of State policemen and deputy sher-
ifls was thrown around the prowl)".
the most Pretentious demonstration
since the strike began. fullv 4,000
men having assembled during the
night. They had surrounded the
mine opening when the sherifi arriv-
ed. He talked to the leaders. and just
before daybreak induced them to send
the men to their homes. '
32 Barrels of Winch—lid
Cider Returned to Owner
(Confined from first page)
—_
case moves that the liquor in the pos-
session of the police he returned to
the accused. as thrzl'i; is no case pend-
illg in the City Comt or Norwalk un-
«ivr u starch and srizure Warrant [Or
mo instruction at tilt» liquor and be-
come said liquor is bring held by the
putter illegally. ‘
It appears from the tiles and rec-
ords of said court that no warrant for
search or seizure till‘t-(‘ltd against the
accused was tilt-d in said court on or
Ila-forf- Muy 3151. 13.12. and that no
lso-iztlrt' ot’ liquors of the accused has.
{ever been Iii-gully mail».
3 The around
i lly TAM MAIN Y & C(‘lXNl-ZliY.
i It developed ti.;.t \vhtn the arrest
was made. the smrrh warrant was
isslluxl lor 41 Lulucton llvcnuc. and
ol‘ tin total nlnollm stizr-d. 14 barrels
m it found 111‘ rt'. The other 18 were
It’lt‘thl ill a stmwlnnsv across the
blrt- t_ not 1::an :l in this warrant. but
“in “ken anyu‘ay. Thrse. of course.
Illill to by I‘C'llll‘lll Vi. :lmi wilt-n (ht: war-
mm “.118 not riturltri to court within
1}.- \f‘wt'lfit‘d tilh'. liar—oil“ r 14 were
also It Erased. -
Armour-mews no :‘c made today to
llllnr- till: polio Pil‘u‘l‘ll the S—(‘IZC‘lI li-
quor. hx‘ Attorrw . l‘onllcry said he did
not “kl; to I‘ll.’ or risk of lining ar-
n-stid In? ills ' importation of liquor.
lilil’llllltllliln
C(“S..l‘t. \\( l‘(.
donntoi. :l
cltzltgvi‘. will:
. :l‘lzlflitt'd l.- {'mr- lit"
(‘1, ..i‘ ytstel'tixty zil'tcrnoon
.1 . mt: ‘lll‘iiliii'lihi'tl tings.
"lllli ll.» I! in: .; \\1L'illiuilllg (ll‘t.‘lllll-
i>l;ll i" 5 ‘.I. ll.- : luv s \\‘(;l‘t-Ill10\itll l0
”:0 :ul vi: 1. ".i til w.” $1.64: coull
li‘ecs. ll.'l m.” lllt‘l‘.‘ obtaining :l li-
lt‘t‘ilw uz' ’l'uwll t,‘irrkilr1'—
lllt rt i1 '
Ii \l: ' _. ..3 that (ill .llllm SSill.
l‘I‘ollirn z... ' '1 ~ l‘:ii.ri~. “rill-5: as do:
. \tllivi: l in inf->511”? and in-
ii'm'wn -E ; :at in. would llavr to get
in tier » Mix: :luL'. I".CUSE.‘HT' viiii
ltilr Lint: his dog had not
inn-.1. . ..; in tin“ :Mli.
1:. lll'."" ' llllll tho do: licrnsc
'rur i...,3 l-(‘ll‘l nit-ll to former hot:
inn-via :, 'l‘ilmmis l‘. “'uislr nmouming
to S: 7- v. with Valli] that he would li—
mi nw ii." 4102. mini it was lwiievcd that
b
it}... fin-‘r hilt”: iw» n iicvllseil. \‘t’dlsil
i\\'l-\ :iwl ‘ . fiUlwllly and said that
li.‘ l. l‘nrsirh :2 in rogistcr the dog
law} ; , .. hark tilt: money.
1
NOTICE.
Public Auction of ladies' dress goods
will lw held Fl‘itlaf' morning. JULY 14th,
lit”! a. in. D. S. T.. at Bon Marchc
“Stun. 123: \ilshington St.. S. N.
l TRUCKING
‘ Ducal and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAL' & FLYNN
l (Olflce Leary & 00.. R. B. Ava;
‘ Tel. 1577
n‘ome Tel. 368
WANTED—Permanent positions are open at
the following rates authorized by the United States
Labor Board:
Machinists
Boilermakers
Blacksmiths
Sheet Distal Workers
Electrical Workers
Gar House Switchboard
Oar House Electrician
Wm’ Helpers
Boilermaker Helpers
Blacksmith Helpers
Operator 3 »
70 cents per hour
Sheet Metal Worker Helpers
Electrical Workers’ Helpers
47 cents per hour
Gar Repairers and {aspectors ‘ 63 cents per hour
Apply to Freight Agent, South Norwalk, or Superintendent's 0:-
rice. 132ml St. and Willis Ave. smut. New York City, between 9 A.
M. and 5 P. H.
limm 3
Neutral-lg. navy-nigh 1‘. am nude-hit
According to the. deputies. it was '
__ llfliiS tilllllllls.
(‘ht‘tmllo I;'-"illtl and Antonio 170-;
' , mm 1
_. lJlVlUZATlllN
..Ellill’AiiEii Willi Lilli
Age of Pioneer Much longer
Than That of. Present Day
Peopb—Mrograding In-
stead of Making.
Taking 3 Logical View‘ of
Present Day Callitions,
We Do Not Measure Up to
Standard of Our Forefo-
them! . v.‘ '51.", 0
GREAT CROWDS ARE
A T T E N D I N G THE
JONES HEALTH EVAN -
GELIST’S FREE SHOW
EVERY NIGHT.
Hundreds Seeking His Ad-
vice at His Show Grounds
Every Afternoon.
Back in the early days of Christ.
ianity, When wonderful cures ‘were
made, when the blind were made ‘10
see. the ones who were crippled to
throw away their ‘crutches and walk,
the deat‘ to hear and the dumb to
speak—in those days whenever cures
of this kind were effected. the person
performing them was supposed to be
gifted. usually called a prophet, going
from one place to another where
they did a deal of mod creating cures
and teaching the Bible. In lattclw~
years when a person claimed he could‘
cure certain diseases by calling upon
certain occult powers they were ac-
cused of practicing sorcery or witch-
craft, and it has been less than three
hundred years ago when people no—
cused of these practices and who
were really too far advanced in intel-
lectually for that time, were burned
at the Stake. The Great Jones said,
owing to the fanatical spirit shown in
the early day or this country. people
who Were fortunate enough to obtain
the secrets oi the wonderful cura-
tive powers at certain barks. herbs.
roots. leaves. berries, gums and blos-
soms from the lndians never revealed
the wonderful inl‘ormation‘they «had
obtained until years later, for fear ot’
being put to death {or what really was
a God-send to the community in his
age of modern civilization when the
greed tor gold comes lirst and good
health is a secondary consideration,
thse simple remedies have been tor-
gallon and opium. morphine, cocaine.
cousins. indica. and other narcotics
‘pm in their place, just because lllr)‘
will bring a lzttlo more money to the
i already 0\'el‘~\\’€allhy pharmacoutical
truths of the country. But what have
lthcy accomplished. asks the
glories. it you don't know then 1 Will
i
i
i
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till .\ou: ii is decreasing the age limit
oi the people ol‘ this World. too, whole
llhc limit was 45 years ill 1667, toda}
in the year oi 1922 the average ol’ our
zei'mecn has drcrczlscd it) ‘35 )cals.
so can't you leailzc what will become
of us it Vie keep on liliing our systx ins
“lill opiatc>. ll‘vl‘tullCS and poisons
and lleglt-cl lire ITEK‘digc that God put
humour hands to cure our bodily ills?
The Great Janos does not claim that
Dr. Jones Sangvin will cure Bright's
disease or tuberculosis, but he does
claim. it tilere'is any medicine that
vsili reach your sickness or disease an
check it. Sallgvin will reach it and
crime a cure by first removing the
cause. purifying the blood and build—
ing up and strengthening the entire
system. '
The Great Jones says it is hard to
cumincc people nowadays that Dr.
Jones Sangvill and Beaver Linimeu:
will cure the worst, case 01' deafness,
catarrll, rheumatism. stomach, kidney
and liver troubles, and also remove
tape worms truth the system and you
can hardly blame them for being
skeptical but Mrs. Jennie Furrcd,
corner 01’ Central Avenue and Fifth of
Cincinnati, Ohio. operated on three
times: "i listened to the Great Jones
talk one night. i believed in ,what he
said and purchased three bottles of
his great Blood, Liver and Kidney
remedy, and alter three days trial I
can truthfully say the Sangvin and
Beaver Liniment did me more good
than the doctors; or Mrs. Nina
Roberts, of Fort Covington, K}‘., a
professional nurse who through her
’Wol‘k was run dorm, exhausted and on
the verge ot‘ nervous prostration, pur-
chased six bottles of Sangvin, when
The Great Jones was conducting his
advertising campaign in Fort Caving-
ton and after taking only three bottles
she was restored to her normal con-
dition.. her appetite was improved,
lzer stomach ceased to pain, her sleep
nas periecl where betel-e she spent
sleepless nights and gained ten
pounds.
it you have any complaint that has
caused you considerable worry, if
others have i‘aflod. it will be worth
while to visit this health teacher and
possibly his remedies will prove to
your satisfaction. He can be inter»
viewed at the show grounds between
the hours 0i 1. to 8 and 7 to 8 p. m.
hfg free show that you will nevertor»
get—Advertisement.
PATENTS
A. u. woos'rsa _
ill EARLY limits?
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Follow the crowd tonight and see a ‘
HIGHLY HONORED
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this instance, and the “United States
Investor," one of the leading financial
journals of thiscountry. has this to
my in regard to this compliment to
Mr. Hoyt:
“The high rents! which the mem-
bers of the association have for See-
reu’yfloytmuhownbythem-
cintion'o voting to suspend the rules
which prevented the election of any
other-than u—pronidom of the one.
claition to the position of executive
council of the American Bankers' As-
sociation, and electing Secretory Hoyt
to that position for a period 0! three
years. This is probably the first State
Association that has elected its nec-
reary to this position. but the hard and
comicaflous work which Secretary
Hoyt has accomplished for the Con-
necttcut Bankers' Amelation un-
doubtedly merited the honor which
they bestowed upon him."
BENEFICIAL LOANS 7
WE LEND MONEY, in amounts up to
$300, to HONEST persons having
steady incomes. on HOME FURNI-
TURE. PIANOS, ETC., WITHOUT
REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN-
TEE!) NOTES. NO PAWNS.
TEEN MONTHS to repay, if desired.
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST CHARG-
ED on unpaid balances, for the exact
time you keep the money. Con-
sultation and advice FREE. SERV-
lCE is strictly confidential. Put all
your obligations in one place. thereby
keeping your credit good. This is a
SAFE place to BORRO‘W from.
Beneficial Loan Society
434 filain St. Stamford, Conn.
80. NORWALK AGENCY—NOR-
WALK MERCHANTS ASSO-u
8 No. Main St. (3rd Floor) So. Nor-walk
Write or Call to the above address, or
PHONE NORWALK 1-4-97.
USED MAGSINES
All makes, for sale or to rent
. REMINGTON
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ballot in the newspapers. on'
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civic center.
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day by the committee to tho
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held for the Superior Court in
for alleged reckless operation '
car which resulted in the d -
Mrs. Francis Carr. She gave
through her father.
Lester Hurley, when M
hurt John Ferric on June 0. ‘ .
in $2,500 for the Supedor Mt
charge of tackle-s operation
machine.
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Will Be Reduced to
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in our Dairy Product. .
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