WANTED
“’ANTED
A tlmroughl v experienced fireman
p
A
all year round job on first
to 3 P. M. Also a few
girls for packing in our shipping
lo
shift, 7
piece work.
glyph;
Ntirwlilk Tire &: Rubber Company
depztrtiiienf.
WANTED-#1 inner's helper. lnq. ,C. W.
Pine-ll, 1') Hniiiund Street.
\‘.'.v‘-..\'Tl-ID--A young saleslady in mil-
lnwry dept. H. Kriezer 6: Co.
EHWAN'i Elk—Experienced furnace man
a.“ jinimr. iii in: quarters to: small
family Apply 4 Orchard St
WANTl-Ill—MTL'RN MAKERS AN?
TURN LASTEHS. STEADY \VORK.
BRING YOUR TOOLS. LOUNSBURY.
MATHEWSON & CO., 5 HAVILAND
8'12, Si). NUIHVALK.
WAN’l‘lvilr—Silk winders; also girls
owi- ii} for light. clean work. Nor-
wzilk Mig. (‘0. 214 East Ave, East
Norvnlk.
WANl‘l-lli.~-Girls. experienced press-
his and learners. Steady work. good
guy. April} Lv O} S‘li li‘t C.,O 11 Chest
nut \ .. So. .\' iruuik
_
W ATV l‘hjll‘ 7‘: on knit» cutle,rs only
Ii: ~ t'Xl“’l‘l‘lltE‘£l at cutting day
shir- 'l‘re} S}.~‘teul. Write Box 3. Care
:4 lu'lliv“l.
wrwirm First class sewing mas
«h l'." zulju-uer. One who under-
z‘qvuiring special machines.
li').\' 4. Care Sentinel.
.‘J l'gis
\‘i'l'. .1
‘. FED TO BUY—Fresh Jersey or
:nsey cnw. Must. be young and
lnq. Joe. Statnik, Benedict St..
walk. Conn.
.w.
SALESMAN “’ANTED-Grnnd Union
Tea (‘0. has a splendid opening for a
goml live man to handle their busi-
ness. in Stamford and surrounding
towns retail. This is a. splendid op~
'portuni'y for a man to grit a nice lit-
tle llileiiiess of his mvn. quite a nice
business already established. Pre-
ferably :1 man with a our. Small bond
to cover coeds required. Geo. F.
Haskell. Sign, 2'33 Stnte Sr, Bridge-
port. (",‘onn.
WAN'l‘EU—Female clerks. Preference
triv- n to those who have had expe-
rii mic or to High School graduates.
Aimls ll) letter stating: age. education,
Flip! ; iL nr‘o 2n; (l sill. tr} desired BOX
' i. (“are Sentinel.
“IANTED A man to run heating
hull-T "all general work around lac~
.rl'y. Strutriy work the year around.
Aillli‘t‘SI-S P. O. Box 33.3. So. Norwalk,
1mm,
WANTED —« Housework by month.
cowl plain cook. Inq. E. K., 12
Snow-ion At‘e. So. Norwaik.
“'ANTED-Jlourd, room and bath for
tho gentlemen. Room with two sins
glo lit'llri. Fair locality and price. W.
Harvey. 71 .(fentral Ave, St. George,
Staten island. N. Y.
"EVANTED ——- For open shop. Non-
unlon molllvrs and coremakers for
envy work in gray iron foundry in
nmrtlwut. Steady work for good
on Your irpl) must include refer—
. morn. vvperionr‘e and non. Address
I". F M care So. \‘onvalk Sentinel.
MASON CONTRACTOR
ll. Fuln’izio. mason contractor, has
an oreanlzation that “knows how”
when it comes to work in this line.
This: contractor can do all kinds of
brick» and stone buildings and is an
expert in the building of cement walks
and reeni‘nrced concrete work. The
building: of chimneys and fireplace:
is {l thin! that Fabrizio understands
how to (in. Office. 14 Snowden Ave.
l’imno 282t—Adv,
FOR‘SALE—SIX ROOM COTTAGE
All
\"J
improvements. within 8 minutes'
ll; of railroad station. Terms rea-
l
.c.
.l. M. LAY'H‘IN 8t. 00., INC.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 35
r~r.;al;
l‘lCNTERS' NOTICE.
'inz on all kinds of raw pelts
reasonable. i also mount birds.
ril‘ill‘l'l'lS. etc.
JOSEPH ERDOS. In.
‘23 Crockett Sh, Rowayton.
BATTERY STflllAliE
u
AN mum 1min,
Your battery, any make. V11] be
I . -;:erly cared for during the wintert
(if Vet‘-
" "‘l:.:~' either dry storage
20 at 'l he Ryan Battery Station.
st Ave. Special attention given
. fen ure of battery vork. This
a well equipped battery establish.
n: where service is the "Witch-
“Mal" and where experts! are “on the
34‘" 599 Rysz tor your button
'wzhles. Phone 933. --AdV.
The Only Way.
Tl.“ nth " fri- in attain perfection
Is to foil- i all the adfice you give to
“3' l‘ 1‘ .. Lt.l~‘ -—-Buston Transcript.
A. umn )0 Mn no: 98 3mm :pp
m 'AA‘EI! nun 1min flout
F'V (any
IOU op
00!- ‘Dmrm no.(v so arm on.
"two '1 and ammf
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—3 good/ cows. Nelson.
Homewood Farm, Tokeneke, Darien.
FOR. SALE—A Ford delivery, in so“
condition with curtain top. Phone
143 or 1617-12.
FOR SALE OR RENT—~11: East Nor-
walk. Bridge St., 4 acres, 5 room
house and barn. lnq. Chas. Sigsway,
19 Dly Street.
FOR SALE-«One brand new
passenger 1922 Chandler touring
car. direct from the factory. Price
$1. 500. Call Danbury, Telephone 2:.
seven
FOR SALE—One brand new live pas-
l senger 1922 Cleveland touring car,
lpainted marOon; with running b0
never has been on the road. Prlose
31000. Call Danbury Tel. 22.
FOR SALE—Charming new house six
rooms and bath. improvements. fin-
ished November 15th. Very attractive
new. Easy terms. See D.- S. Hull, 94
Washington Street.
FORS SALE—Oldsmobile coupe, 3 pas-
senger. newly painted and uphol-
stered and in first-class running con-
dition, $475 lnq.133 So.
Phone 356-2.
FOR SALE—r200 \Vhite Wyandottes
and “'hite Leghorns April hatched.
Ready to lay. Native broilers and
roasting chickens. Phone 405. West.
ern Live Poultry, 32 Main St., Nor-
walk.
FOR SALE—Ford
touring cars and
runabouts with starter; will take
Ford without starter in trade. «Also
Ford sedan body, coupe body, touring
body. Phone 2153 Norwalk.
truck, first
overhauled.
sedan.
FOR SALE—Rec 1918
class condition, just
Self starter. Also Chandler
Phone 222?.
an)
.
SAl.E#Owuer leaving town, of-
fers attractive modern residence,
10 rooms, perfect condition. Large
rooms fireplace oak trim hot water
twat elercric range, bath. Fine attic
and cellar. Excellent location, high
elevation, wonderful viewa, immense
porch. Big plot. garage, fruit. shrub-
bei'y. Fair offer invited. Terms ar-
ranged to suit. Address Alfred H.
Hopkins, South Norwalk. Tel. 1636.
FOR
FOR SALE. '
l 1 family house, 6 rooms, all im-
provements, lot 60x170, Norwalk.
Price $5,000. Cash $2.0M.
1 family house, 9 rooms, in Nor-
walk, all improvements, good loca—
tion. near trolley. Price $5,500.
Cash $1.00.
“’illiam F. Hoyt 8: 8011.
FOR SALE—Brand new Ford touring
Tel. 435
get the first use out of a, new car
when you can buy it on such terms
as these? llutee \l‘ilcox Flint, Inc.
FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom.
tank, enameled hath-tub and lavatory.
with, all nickel-plated fittings; special
hi2 bargain. white celluloid water-
closet seat< $5. Seidenberg Co , 545
3rd Ave. between 36th and 37th Sts.,
New York
FOR SALE.
2 family house, It! rooms. improve—
ments, lVoodward Ave. Price $5.900,
mouga: e arranged.
2 famii} house.
Norwalk. $4.000.
\Villinm F.
l
1 10 rooms. East
Cash $2.000.
ljloyt & Son. Tel. 435
FOR SALE—Block wood, fence posts,
split, wood and kindling. Phone 2891.
(tall 8 A. M.. 12 to 1:30. 6 to 8 P. M.
Ham, 10 Fair St., Norwalk.
FOR SALE -—— New Shoce Repair-
ing Shop. complete with tools, new-
ing machine. and stock. $250. Call 46
First street. Enst Norwalk.
FOB SALE—-On very easy terms, two-
family house. improvements. large
lot on upper Main street; also Colonial
house and barn. newly painted and
papercd. Geo. Mitchell, Phone 1861.
FOR SALE.
The Van Hoosier property at Grah-
bury, Located well in Newton: ave.
nue. corner of Grumman avenue.
House 8 rooms, largo barn and about
3 acres fine land. For particulars,
ASK JOHN T. HAYES.
Main Street Nomlk
FOR SALE
7 room house, recently redec-
orated. inside and out. Modern
improvements. Two minutes from
Main St... Norwalk. Reasonable.
Building lots in East Norwalk.
——-—-.-
LEROY D. DOWNS,
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
Phone 1661
123, Washington St. So. Nomi]:
FOR SALE
Very- desirable lot on water
front, at. Marvin Beach, corner
River Drive and Alden Avenue.
One. of the very few left. '
1h. O’BRIEN,
’Ral m“ .,.. _,. General insurance
i ,
'llmls sup-an 10 man Ian‘i
mmfl"
Main St. f
car, 8100 down, $1.09 a. day. Why noté
$35. Syphon closet china low~downl
lineman m moved icuthm_
W N0flCE
mm FURNACES——
‘A‘gant tor the
Pipelen Puma. If you no rad! to
before making your 31:10:31 and
reasonable. Bend” prompt. Stephen
Miller, 15 Mohfd‘e‘efi'efl. Phon‘e‘ 397.
fnon Tun moron! TO
THE Hon '
increases. pillows, bolsters Ind
tin-him at at hind: sold on our all!
payment piaL Also renovating. an»;
fiction guaranteod’Dr-op no a. card or
NOR-WALK HATTRBBS on
Franklin and Monroe St. Sc. Rm
m NORWALK WRECKING' CO.
When you haven't any more use for
your car melt to _
5 ROWAN 8T" EAST NORWALK.
TEL 399-13.
anuh—upl and are damaged by
fire our specialty.
ATTnm'ION !
If you want to dispose of any rur-
niture or household goods, call or
write‘ to H. Ash No order is too large
or mail to get attention.
44 WATER ST. — TEL. 903.
READERS, ATTENTION i
If you have second hand furniture,
junk, paper stock or metals of any
kind, sell it to Jaffe Bros. and You
will see the reason why.
Write or Call.
37 Fort St. Est Nomlk, Conn.
Telephone 499.
MR8. LOUISE CANFIELD
Teacher of Modern Dancing
Studio—66 West Ave... :50. Nor-
walk. Telephone 1.838.
Now Is the Time for
ROOF PAINTING
This can not be done satinfactory in
cold weather, so dont wait.
We specialize on Asphalt Shingles.
Slate, Asbestos Shingles, Tax- and
Gravel and Built-up Roofing, Iron and
Copper Leaders and Gutters.
Thatcher One-Pipe Heaters.
THE NORWALK ROOFING C0.
Phones 2955—387.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION. .
Bosch & Eismann Magneto Service.
All makes of Magnetos, Generators.
Starters and Battery Ignition: repair-
ed and installed by expert 111 cc.
All Work Guaranteed at W19
Prices.
119 South MainStreet
Telephone 345.
The Elite Shop, under new mange-
menL Walsh’ and Brennan. Special
Icalp treatment. shampoolng. mani-
french America: waving. new clay
pack, water waving, marcel waving.
hairdressing. face massage. hair goods.
47 Wall street Norwall; Conn. Tel.
2565.
NAG! BROS.
Local and long dimnce trucking of;
all kinds Plan: moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trlpb to
New York City” Building stone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 818
TO LET
T0 1.8 l—r—P‘ive room lions e inquire J.
Fodoi, "’9 Flax Hill Road.
To LET—3 rooms, light and gas,
113:; Ely avenue. lnq. Mrs. Naggy,
15 Lowe Street.
.TO RENT—S rooms. with all im-
provements. For information apply
at 11 “’oodward Ave.
FOR RENT—6 room house, all im-
provements, South Main Street. Inn.
76 Lexington Ave. Kish.
TO LET— 6 rooms. with electric
lights gas and toilet. $25. 36 Second
Street East Nomad; Phone 3096
T0 LET-Furnished room, suitable
for one or two gentlemen, all im-
provements. 12 122 Planford Place.
T0 LET—~F'urnishcd room, with of
without board. in private family.
Gentleman preferred. Centrally locat-
ed. John L. Burr, 6 Hamilton Ave.
TO RENT—Six rooms. with all inl-‘
provements, 5 Rowan St, East
Somali»;
r0 LET—5 rooms. all latét im-
provements, 9; Gregory Blvd. John
Medo 4 Fenwiclr St» East blowfly.
1‘0 Lifts-Seven room house, part
improvements large garden. adults.
in East Norwxlk. Inq. Wm. Podmore,
Reed Sc, 80. Not-walk.
1‘0 RENT—8 rooms with all improve-
formation apply at 18 Louie street.
South Servant. Phone 1874.
meats, price $35.
lavsky 6r Charleé Thompson, ‘8! Fort
Point street, East Norman.
3m LED—4 rooms, with all improve-
; meats. after Nov. lat. lhq.‘9
view Ave. Phone 1732. 4 ,
1ffl
famous Thames” ivy I
puma-03mm heater. renew
telephoto 81-? for mental” «I
'4 good crowd, at the Armory
. pulls
— .3 good showing.
meats desirable location. For in- ,
PO LET—six romhs with all WE- , .
, Inquire It. Jose- W
Bu! ping-mg on Chestnut street near
the LeRoy Shirt factory, Second dis,
trict ,was complained of to the policei
‘W‘dfiy
.0“ Fellows Fair in new Odd
Fellows’ Bldg. on So. Main St, to be
held Nov. 4—11.
..—._._.._
The Norwalk Furniture Company,
of which George P Ells is organizerfi
is to start business shortly both in the ‘
First and in the Second districts. One
store will be located at 36 Maimstreet.
the other to be on South Main street.
in the basement next to Donnelly‘s
,Statlonery store.
'the stora will open the i
this month atter part of
—Good music. good floor and a
night. Saturday
R
The Nor-walk group of the E
pworth
League: will hold the first rally of the
fall this eevning at the Rowayton M.
It is expected ‘hat '
. hamburg: Ala... Nov. 3.—m
Roosevelt humor-la! (tree, which his
been filé subject of controversy since
painted on the Alabama capitol lawn
by Montgomery Boy Scouts. last Fri:
day, mysteriously disappeared . last
night. and today oflicials still were
without identity of the mimrcanmre-
sponsible.
Ancte discovered by the Oapltol
night watchman where. the tree ha!
ITISVell‘tounda‘standthattho
mere lawns of'mdndy is not:
themtctalofthrift; Thick:
, polntflmtfmu
quen yisnot'
sufficient
l
mum. Toni
often thrift ll '
_ stood raid: "
considered sy- 1. "Montgomery Ala—Get this, Ala;-
: nanymouwith 'bfim ‘
fight-hate“: '- ""Ta-o an airmen:
353' J, - i l ”the Daughters of the Confederacy
VB '1‘ Mai-e our mothers (war mothers). and
tr,“ e; that thisls the sonar. .mre drum-mes?
Ml: 130118181:- ln honor of southern gentlemen in the
ad merely of: capitol yard at W qsmu‘gton, “and our
narrow -‘mind- war mothers do not want this one
ed process of §hare." . 2
hoarding, this ——--——-—---—---—-—-——
‘i W- "3‘“: country would gmm or GEL or .11:
never have attained its present
,cxaltzed pliccbccauscmostofo
national laden havebeeu success-i
fnlprlmarflzthroughthrift. ‘ l
. Thfiftknomorethemxnflm-i
fionofselfiahneqsandcmnnnfind‘
GETS 35 T0 $0 YEARS
MUSKEGON’, men. Nov. 1—3053.-
»glie Shanty, the eleven year old swims
ming star, .who was kidnapped Sun-
mm" In . i own mmmmddi new
E. church. the chapter in th
entertaining the three otheratclfgilpltr:rg
in the city. Rev. \Villiam H. 1(1deE
D. D. the district superintendent. willl
be present and the principal speaker
will be the Rev. Ernest A. Yarrow of
Rowayton. who for manv rears was
gngaged in missionan work in Russia
and the Near East. Election of om-
cers will also be held
.—Banner Bakery—Tn our cream
marshmallow rolls. in
biscuits. ‘Ve have 11113 and
cake you can buy. A large assortment
of goods on hand for tomorrow
Monroe St. Phone 367. ° 5
~ Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. Ellen F. (Whey. .
The .ymnn friends of Mrs. Ellen
Frances Casev. widow of the late
Thomas Casey. Will regret to learn of
her death, last evening at her home .
Dry Hill road. First district. She wars:1
of East Norwalk. having lived there
for the past eighteen years. She is;
survived by one. daughter. Miss Fan~i
m'e Casey. She was a member of the?
Golden Sceptre. (‘nmpnnion of the
Foresters of Amerie a. No. 801. and a-
member of the Women of Mooseheart
Legion No. 275. 'l e funeral will be
held for her late home. Monday morn—
ling at s so and from St. Mary's
.Ichurch at 9 o'clock. The interment
will be in the fami' . plot in St. Mary's
cemetery.
I
l SI'BSCRIPTIONS TO ARMISTICE gin the common pleas court.
curing. permanent waving. hair bob-.
hing. curling, permanent hair dyeing.i
DAY FI'YD. i
Alreadv reported . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3721,
Royal James Inn ....... . . . . $10 '
:L‘ncas'l‘ribeflltl.R. 31...... 10
AFriend ....... ........... 5
.Eamuel W’atkiris ......'..... 5
E'l‘arlov Brothers . . . . . . . . . . . 5
P. J. Anget'ir ............ . 5
Norwalk Coal and Supply Co.. 10
Keogh & (‘th 1.2.: ...... . . . . . 10 l
Our Brothers; Lodge, I.0.0.F'. 10
Alice Aliell H. Pris.......... 10 }
Hatch&P-ailm ............ 10 i
\‘orwalk Lodge 15:11:21.3..." 180 190
Tofal to date.................$911
GETS SKULL mm
IN DANBURY FIG-HT
DA\P.l RY. Nov. 3.——3fichael Bio-i.
mat. and his scn. John. were arrested
here last night on the charge of as-
saulting John \‘ovacs 40 years old.
who is now in the Danbury Hospital
suffering from a skull fracture which
he received when he fell through a;
window two stories from the ground. -
According to the police. Novacs top-
pied through the window while he;
“as being assaulted by the Blowats.
»Z\‘ova cs “as a boarder with Mrs. Bio».
wat. who is separated from her hus-
band. . 'J .
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CHALLENGE TO COCHRAN
The East Norwalk Tigers challenge
the'Cochran eleven to a game of foot-
ball on their grounds, , WednesdaY.
November 8. The Tigers are a good
deal lighter in weight, but will; put up
l
; If accepted or not, answer in The
Sentinel. ‘
The South Norwalk Trusfcompany
uses its advertising space today to re-
mind tax never: 'to file list: before
Saturday noon.
“Merode”
Ask for
The beauty anti‘comfort 6f
‘ , g... tat-minimum. yet elastic
'gl tsfretoh no: shape. firing.
Millnltlan figure Image seams
:‘ Wenthc'r forum
For \bmlk and viciitity:
tonight: Saturday. Partly clam:
the best quality '
well known and was a lormer resident .
.MALICIOIS SLAN'DFIR IS
brought suit for $2.000
“Mercado" by name, then your search for the best .
airy underwear' IS happily ended.
by thirty vents of may devoted“ to perfecting and improving
- tail.
131m garments are made of the finest selected raring]
13:1an {about accurate patterns based; on a long study of the L, ‘
day and abandoned in , the pine wild-
erness of Manlstee County, probablyg
‘wflirbe til-Ought back to Muskegon late ‘
today or tempt-row, it was said at the;
child's home here today. Romiie's‘
condition had improved late last flight
to such an extent that physicians be-
lieved she could be brought to a: hos-
pital here.
The girl was still in a. high nervous
§state, however, and no efiort was made
3110 gain from her the story of her
two days“ wandering through the for-
‘est. The abductor of the girl, Ray-
lmond E. “Tilson, entered Marquette
iPrison today. He was sentenced to
“serve from thirty~five to forty years.
edness than is success itself.
Thrift does away with waste. It
is careful und wise
“aiding; It in eficlehéy and
progress. Washington once ad-
vised I friend that “it is not the
lowest priced goods that are al-
ways the cheapest” And in this
advice he r'eflected one of the great
truths of thrift. Spend money
savingly. _. Save money sensibly.
~ Itwduldnotbqpossibletoextol
too highly the simple virtue of
saving. Since the dawn of human
progress; it has been one of
most nec'eua‘r'y of an pet-so
plorer and disarm ..
:I‘mns‘Bimatayn uni omfi’ot;
many books on advenmiu.
ning a lecture tour of W
ow
court-ms _
ARETOGIVEYOU'
practices. Every encouragement and
ahead be given to than. who are HARTFORD FIGHT m M Glasses
.uving. But the good work should. Ems IN DEATH at
not stop there. It is sometimes
fthe better part. of thrift to spend
indolhrthsntosanit; manners
:economical ‘to an afticlc'.
01-310 thin for $5. The right}
0rd of spending keeps business
going, creates demmd for labor
nild‘s up our cities and oflm in-i
centive and reward for enterprise
and proficiency.
Unless we understand and pray:
ocean of these thing: we do not;
couprohend thrift.
HARTFORD Nov. 3:—John Hurley. The 7
37, an expressman of this city was at-
rested lasi: night by local police on a
charge of manslaughter after a. fight
in his room resulting in the death of
Joseph Brenmn, 55, until recently a
watchman. After hearing noises
roomers entered Hurley's room and
found him standing over Plennan’s
body. kicking it. Hurley claimed that
Brennan struck him and ”he retaliat-
ed. Hurley was treatedfor a. severe
scalp wound and then told an inco-l
herent story at police headquarters.
There will be. an autopsy tomorrow.
Brennan is said to come from New
York and to have relatives in Troy,
N. Y. ’
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CHARGE IN 32000 SUIT
of Bridgeport. has
damages_
against Ida Fanzemi. of Danbur) for
malicious slander. The case was filed:
., i
i”
l
Mary Piaggioni.
‘ Nature Demand: Cleanliness.
All the fur—hearing airmail: are most-
rticular in the matter of cleanli-
ness, and this is a necesity in the
wild, for the fraction of a second in
lrapidtty of movement often means the
difference behave-en life and death to
the animal concerned. So the fur
.must be kept smooth and supple in
lorder not to interfere ivith quick and '
l. quiet motion. -
int Sins ill
liliSll tutu
Eat Less Sic-at If You Feel Bat-knobs
0r Haw: Bladder Trouble. 2 ~ . . ,_ ,
Too much meat mav farm uric.
and poison. else they may feel a. dull'
misery in the kidney region, sharp
pains in the back or sick headache.“
dizziness. the stomach sours, tongue is
Hecated and when the weather is bad
they have rheumatic twinzes. The
urine is cloudy, full of sediment; the
channels often get irritated obliging
one to get up two or three times dur- ,
ing the night.
To help neutralize these irritating
acids and flush or: the body's urinous
waste get about four ounces of Jad
'Salts from any pharmacy: the a. table~ .,
spoonfu. in a. glass of water before
breakfast for a. few days and your
kidneys may then act line and bladder ;
disorders disappear. This famous salts”
is made t‘rom the acid of grapes and .
lemon juice, combined with labia, and -.
has been used for generations to help :
clean and stimulaté sluggish kidneys '
and amp bladder irritation. Jud Salts ‘
is inexpensive. harmless and makes a
delightful effervescent iiihia water
drink when millions of men and wo- _
men hike new and then to help pro. '
mt various kidney and bladder dis- . .
omen—Adv. . K - ,
acid “hich excites and rivet-works .
the kidneys in their efforts to filter it Mo DEPOSItS YOUR
from the svstem. Big meat eaters, - _
ican flush the kidneys ocacsionally to: Money in the Bmk ?
relieve them like they relieve the ’ ,
bowels. removing all the acids, waste SOmODY DOES
Are YOU saving some
part of your income and.
systematically putting it:
away where it will work
for YOUR benefit, or is it
— all slipping through your
into the pocket
of
fingers
and Bank Account
SOMEBODY ELSE ?
SETS W
At Host Reasonable m
Come to the-—
..,.::3 ,. .
ThePeople s
TrustCo
” in W 8}.
SantiNorwalk,
‘1' A S T 3 T EVE.
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