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”film“ of Cl‘llll'Cll May Be
forced to Take Residence
in Roman Monasteries.
" .\ lot—The prevailing
. lunli‘fi is an'ecting mem-
- Hll'rml College who have
. llm liternal City and Pope
* mm'll pro-occupied about
- "Elnu's lime not a home
. ‘lil'li‘ attributions and for
Us lune drawn an extra
mmih (about $25) to rent
Hui ns rents have now
1 ivy \lrtue of s. recent
ll! by no means enough.
'Hillrl‘ink that the dignity
. '1 ottivo demands that he
:1 proper manner. And
flows :1 very little way
, n" nnything over two
kitchen.
Y llnpt‘s that the Palace
~ I Hitler. which is within
w-mlnvts, could he adapt-
~. rrqllirf‘mt’nls and split
:rtmvnts. But there is
. 1' unstmi in the fine old
A only two cardinals could
. lmlgr-d there and the
Iv‘rnizlng the Palace in
~ nu‘r a million lire.
; ml the Pope decided it
. . qwr to build a. big apart-
«in a plot of ground near
Hilir‘c so as to house all
.» \\ ho must reside in
not their houses.
» :. .lunle apartments.
.1. is quite in accordance
l'wi-v's desire to have as
1 M19 or the Sacred College
l' lug waiihin Vatican pre-
~ . pm, as is the case with
in distant parts of
l' .. necessities of war atol-
r the late Pope Benedict
‘r'n omiinst Cardinals going
my on root, and many of
. \' nvniling themselves of
- or this unwritten law and
l-:1\'y expense of keeping a
v n mr, merely hiring some
“hen functions at St.
l,|\~‘
' H» m,
wwseitnted their crossing
,, ilu-ir full robes. But for
name prelntes who cannot
. .lrno often it is tiring to
tho Vatican. These are
' «ward to the coming house
‘ > Holy Othe— says Beatrice
v in a dispatch to the New-
\nrld.
".mlinals of the Roman Curls.
' n thought to be rich and liv-
‘grvat state. This is quite s.
The old days of brilliant
ins, of firm carriages and great
have passed nway. Many
ls resident in Rome are ha?
lto pny their secretaries: oth-
vlng in the increased cost of
"no taken up their abode in
(. hon-Ins. several will have
t in— “her apartments by July
Wesson, MAY 11:, 102k}—
V.
doubled. It is 91:... that Peps
Plus is most pro-occupied Just now.
M-
REFRRED T0 oomssmmms
A request that two new street lamps
o: the ornamental type be placed on
Railroad avenue where the new stores
have been erected by Flynn & Skelley.
was referred by the council to the
District Commissioners last night. as
the matter is one for. that body to
handle. 7
m
ALL COMFORTS OF HOME
leEVELAND. Eng..
sparrow's nest here was found to
have been built from the (allowing:
An old railway ticket. stamp. safety
pin. piece or pencil. finger of a. glove,
halt s. cigaret. small buckle and
nearly halt in. yard 0: bandage.
CLEAN KIDNEYS
BY DRINKING
LOTS OF WATER
Take Salts to Bush Kidneys it
Bladder Bothers or Back Hurts
Eating too much rich food may
produce kidney trouble in some
form. says a. well-known authority.
because the acids created excite the
kidneys. Then they become ever-
worked. get sluggish. clog up and
cause all sorts of distress. particular-
ly backache and misery in the kidney
reg10n. rheumatic twinges. severe
headaches. acid stomach. constipa-
tion. torpid liver. sleeplessncss. blad-
der and urinary irritation:
The moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right. or if
bladder bohers you. begin drinking
lots of good water and also get about
four ounces of Jud Suits from any
good pharmacy; take a tablespoonful
in a glass of water before breakfast
for s. few days and your kidneys may
then act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon Juice. combined with lithia.
and has been used for years to flush
clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to activity: also to neutralize the
acids in the system so that they no
longer. irritate. thus often relieving
bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone:
makes a delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which millions of men
and women take new and then to
help keep the kidneys and urinary
organs clean. thus often avoiding
se‘rious kidney disorders. By all
means have your physician examine
your kidneys at least twice a year.—
Adv.
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES
I do painless extractions. no
matter how difficult. by Nap-a-
Minit. I also do both fixed and
removable bridges at reasonable
prices.
DR. SLOMAN
102 Washington 81:.
.Phone 8120 Hours: 9-8 I. M.
South Nnrwslk. Conn.
.. » 'llcl' rents have been
.as‘
Dollar Day
-——SPECIALS—
;, Yul-min Coffee ...... .... .............. $ .39 reg. $ .43
‘ i
E Atziocrat Ootl'ee . ..... -....l....~...-.... _.37 reg. .40
( Swami Blend Coffee ........ . . . . . .-.. .29 reg.
Fancy Red Salmon ,......-..........,...... .25 tag.
.1 Bulfrey Cocoa, 1 lb. tin ................ .23 reg. .
'mney's Cocos, 1.2 lb. ......... .16 reg. .20
a: late Rose Jam (strawberry & raspberry) .32 reg: .35
. Ff: hury's 24 1-2 lb. bag .............. 1.08 reg. 1.16
gH-rker'a 24 1.2 lb. bag 1.08 reg. 1.15
3‘ SPECIAL
5 Manhattan Brand Sweet Corn ............. . ...... 2 for 25s
231011 Mound Brand Peachu,1srgs can 24c
ALI. GOODS ovum rns'r QUALITY.‘8AT18- :3
FAOTION 03 YOUR 30m WED.
141 wumoros s'r. .
COHENS CASH GROCERY
somsoswsu ,
May 16.—-.\
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(stat/Jud} 1&57;
Hone—{Furnishings Sale C outinues
m ansm
- ' tired/fished 1657
2'
- ' China, (Glass, 'Silver‘ and Lamps
Trunks " and Kitchenwares
Steamer and Dress Trunks
ill-tree reliable makesto'be hsdattemptingprices
Wardrobe Trunks, a careful list and only one of
each. Regularly For
Hsrunsnn make in steamer size, 3 75.00 $50.00
three-quarter size, $110.00 $73.50
Oshkosh make in steamer size, $ 80.00 $53.50
in full size, $100.00 $67.00
full size, 3 70.00 $47.00
Belber make in full size, $110.00 $73.50
in full size, 5 95.00 $63.50
steamer size, 5 50.00 $33.
three-quarter, size 5 25.00 $16.75
Dress Trunks in slatted style, canvas covered, in sev-
eral sizes suitable for packing or traveling.
were $20.00 for $15.00 Were $17.00 for $12.75
$19.00 $14.25 $16.00 $12.00
Dress Trunks with hard fibre coverings, square and
round edges. Several styles.
Were 53 3.00 for $24.75 Were $26.00 for $19.50
S3 5.00 $26.25 $25.00 ‘ $18.75
S 3 1 .00 $23.25 5 1 8.00 $13.50
. Basement.
_ - Flower Boxes
Sizes suitable for porch or window ledge
An all metal box with water pocket which sup.
plies water to the roots and gives a circulation of air
to the soil. Made of heavy galvanized steel and
green enameled outside.
24 inches long, $1.25 36 inches long. $2.25
30 inches long, $1.75 42 inches long. $3.25
Also a full line of wood boxes, heavy stock
well made and painted green. in following Sizes.
24 inches long, $1.00 36 inches long, $1.25
30 inches long, $1.10 42 inches long, $1.50
Basement.
Table Lamps
With hand painted glass shades in scenic ef-
fects, all very attractive, and having two lights. An,
excellent reading lamp.
Were $27.00 for $20.00 Were $54.00 for $35.00
$30.00 $22.00 $56.00 $35.00
$58.00 $35.00 $60.00 $40.00
These lamps are all wonderful bargains.
Mala floor.
Luncheon Sets “ Thermonor"
of Enameled Cloth
Light colors with
sienciled patterns of
fruit and flowers in
natural shades. Five
and thirteen pieces in
a set, round or oblong.
.Thc iceicss refriger-
ator. Will keep milk
and food fresh with-
out ice. Ask about if.
51.191.152.00 camping etc.
according to design ’ , .
an: 5‘2: Co ‘ Large size, was $7.50
oun . vets, 48
inches, _ 81.50 F" “’50
incIgouncl Covers,$1 33 Medium size, W a 5
es, . .
Upholstery Section. $6'OO F“ “'m
Third floor. Mons.
C
ideal for apartments, ’
Draperies
and Upholstery Good:
Phin Poplin in green
and mulberry, 50 inch-
es wide. Regularly
$1.50 a yd. For $1.00
In mulberry, brown
and blue, 36 inches
wide. Regularly 98 cts.
a yd. For 75 cts.
Collection of Cretan-
nes, 36 inches wide,
light and dark effects.
Regularly 35 cts. a yd.
For 29 cts.
Third floor.
Sterling Silver
Extra Special
Gravy Ladies,
Meat Forks,
Berry Spoons,
$2.49 “‘1‘-
Each piece packed
in satin lined box,
and special for this
sale.
Main floor.
Bridge Lamps
,» iron standards, Willi
parchment shades dec-
orated with silhouettes.
Special $2.98
nun door.
Garbage Cans
Heavy galvanized,
deep rim covers, nine
gallon capacity. Ragu-
larly sells $1.25
For $1.00
Bargains for Housekeeper:
Wash Boilers, all copper, No. 8 size, regularly $4.75
In the Sale $4.25
ironing Tables with strong frames and large iron-
ing surface, regularly $2.50 ‘In the Sale $2.19
Clothes-Racks in nurSery size, handy for towels or
children’s clothes, regularly $1.75 ‘
» mun Sale $1.25
Bissell’s Vacuum Sweepers, combination carpet
sweeper and vacuum cleaner, regularly $11.00 2
In the Sale $7.50
Baking Sets of brown and white earthenware, seven
pieces, casserole and six cups, regularly $1.25
a set In the Sale $1.00
Potato Ricers or Fruit Pressers, finned frames with
N—shaped cups, regularly ,40cts. -
In the Sale 29 cts.
Miller’s Wax Oil Polish. fine for furniture or motor
cars. Full quart bottles, regularly 65 cts. I
lntlieSsle48¢=§fif
Basement.
Hollow Ware
A group containing Platters, Fruit and Sandwich
(Trays, Chop Dish, Bowls, Baskets and Tea Sets.
One Serving Tray, . was $23.00 for $18.50
In Platters, ‘ were $23.00 $13.50
“Well and Tree" Platter, $36.25 $29.50
“Well and Tree” Platters, $33.60 $27.00
$38.85 $31.00
$35.25 $28.00
$28.35 $22.65-
Four Bread Trays, $12.00 $10.00
One Pierced Silver Basket, ' $13.65 $11.00
{Three Bread Trays, $13.16 $10.50
One Swinging Tea Kettle, $36.25 $29.50
{Tea Set of three pieces, $59.60 $47.50
Meat Platter, $16.80 $13.25}
Sandwich or Cake Plates, 1
3. 5.00 $ 3.75
glass and silver,
‘ Main floor, front-
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