ADAMS - ROTH
BAKING COMPANY
Three days old! Still fresh and
moist. ' Appetizing and dainty
for table use. Ideal for toastl
This is the surest proof of
Rich recipe, pure ingredients;
" Careful baking and utmost care
taken to give you a perfect loaf
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. Adams -‘ Roth
Melller’s Bread
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70 Washington St.
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a 1- 1a a 1 1
tougeLinen ligisllanur-
ing this sale, 90 sheets
and 50 envelopes.
Sl-liing regularly . 49
d: 7;C SW at o o c
\ Genuine Rubberset
Sharing Brush for . 69¢
* rurlrrlsing value when you stop toc'onaider
'1” of ~cr11ce you will get from one of these
- 'rh’e genome bristles go! which are set in
1 r . They sell regularly at 81 00
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Spraying Nose andil'hroat
a Good Practice
Many colds and possibly
more serious ailments could
be avoided, if we adopted
the practice of mmsprayingtho
nose and throat regu arly
each morning with some
good antiseptic. This Ato-
mizer permits a fine va r
like spray. to reach the ei—l
‘ a :1 ~~ hrnnns where disease germs are apt to
‘ :r 1 ‘ : r 11 the children’ a nose and throat-before
l I" '-'- .1l'ncm off to school. This
}: Regularly $1.25 Sale 980
Beef Iron and Wme
This .11 11 llexall preparation, 'made in awordana
with :1 - andard formula with highest quality mire-
d~1 . l assesses blood enriching iron in a solo is.
ML- : numilable form. Also nourishin extract of
be :‘ an: pleasant aromatics. Full pint ttle,
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1 Rural 11:1: 79c
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5%:“55’517 Epsom Salts
; Refined to the very pinnacle of
purity. You will see the difl'ercnce
as soon as you open up this sealed,
dubproof container. More active
and easier to take. Regularly
19¢ per pound.
3313.1.250
200 Sweet Ca 1.26
200 Fatima. 1.59
200 Omar
TO T IVEEDS ‘ ~
A SALE OF Muffimmm ; PURE FOOD
CIGARETTES smo D & R
ml! 630 45c) 2 52¢ -
200 Chesterfield . 1.25 75: Mellln’a Fodd . Cofie (l lbace. f0?
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3383233“th i222: ”Swill-2:11. . 39c. Coco-(limrer-fic)2f"2,5¢
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South N orwalk, Conn.
OCTOBERSALES
At Less than One Cent
per Letter
75c Dental Treatment
"3.93.3.3“ m .1. . . 50c
The combination includes a 50c
tube of Klenao Dental Creme.
- a mutt“. cleaner and.' a
.. ”am an:
tiaeptic. very p
and powerful germicide. Any-
one who persistently and regu—
:irlllyha'veth little fig: is with
their teeth. '
A Fragrant Lotion
cens- Malia ll hmagical. A liedto
gnh‘acpped. “Sign akin. as“ {ignited without mg
ytraco, save a. most p leasing odor. Sootha, heals
and leaves the akin soft.
Regularly 25c. This sale . . 19C
’A Fine Table and Salad Oil
The reputation of pelan 0111». l
Oil is well establmA
clean sweet, nutty flavor 11,1
that is most delicious for dressing: 1
and salads, as well as for all med-A»
icinal purposes.\ ‘1’." pin: tin. ‘14
Regularly 70c; ““4 9c
Chocoldte Covered
Peppermint Patties
Th bg lucioua, chocolate discs, int
11133331118111“ you can buy only in $1,:
Stores at this remarkabl low price. They are real:
tom our own factory. Sag-Ink 49c.
“'53“wa 39¢
Hershey’s Swevttltlilk Chocolate
You will rarely have an
opportunity to buy this
wholesome. nourishing
brand of eating choco-
ate at such :1 low price.
34.147529?
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7 4c ; SPECIALS
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 533m i; FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Ombamezo CocoanutOil . 390 During commanded-11’
In {1111 cm “mam ”$011733: Tmfh.‘ 21o ‘ {Sfigwwmfi ,
zoo Camel . $1.26 soc Pebcco Tooth 37c ' museums. w: ,
ZOOLuckyStrikc 1.26 Pm . . . . oftheirrezfllflpm-
.l' ' Tea estates-50c) 2f0'61c
AFRICAIS 1101
11051 10 1111111511
Territory Taken from
Lions, W118, Ele-
phants and Pagan
Natives Kill Infants
LONDON. Oct. 18.—-All is not joy
in the life of British officials in
Tanganqlka territory. formerly Ger-
man East Africa. Lions. leopards and
elephants menace the population;
missionary jealousy bewildera the
pagan natives. and witchcraft. pm
tlccd by the wild Wapare of the M0!
sbl district. cause- many helpless in-
fants to be put to death annually.
Aspects of life In this new British
territory are described an the 1922
report of the country. Big game
multiplied rapidly in Tanganyika
during the war. Lions frequent‘s sat-
isl'y their taste :cr human flesh at
the expense of life. Their boldness is
incredible, and whole villages have
been terrorized by their presence. In
the first half of the year rewards
were paid for the destruction of 800
lions and 800 leopards. In Tabora‘ ‘
district alone 67 people were killed
by lions.
Elephants do great damage to
crops. often ruining a. whole wlantn-
tion in a single night. or. entering
the villages, they strip the roofs of
grain stores and scatter or consume
the contents. The native too often
assumes a. fatalistic attitude in the ‘
presence of disaster. and becomes
unwilling or unable to help himself.
In Tanganyika witchcraft has as
fatal effects on infants as wild
beasts have on adult natives. To
Ilhc influence of the medicine-men.
says the report. may be attributed
the barbarous practice of infanticldo
which prevails among the \Vaparc in
in the Moshl district.
Children born with some abnor-
mality, or the offspring of parents
who have failed to undergo inflation
into certain tribal ceremonies. are
done to death by deliberate starva-
tion and neglect, or by exposure to
the unhealthy climate of the low
country. Often parents would not
of their own accord abandon such
children. and in many cases have
preferred to give them away to
strangers. .
\Vhen the elders of the tribe were
addressed on this matter. lb. re was
a decided tendency to recognize its
evils and to adopt more enlightened
ideas. but a few were against the
abolition of the custom on the
ground that the destruction of the
tribes certainly wou‘d follow.
According to these ages, life is al-
together too precarious. and the
number of acts or omissions which
they can cite as being fatal is amaz-
ing: event to plant a tree was pro-
nounced to be oqnlnalent to doomlng
oneself to death.
Another difficutly confronting
British administrators in the terri-
tory ls thatt.ol rivalry among mis-
sionaries. "It is greatly regretted
that a. spirit of jealous rival-
ry has manifested itself in ceriain
districts between Christian missions
of different denominations." the re-
port dc-clares. “1t arises from a very
natural and sincere belief in the su-
pc-liorlty of 111': {branch of common
faith “hich it is their pride and
their duty to preach to the heathen,
but it has often resulted in an un-
dignific-d competition to extend the
scope of the mission bound limits
which :1. proper degree of influence
and control would demand. and In
attempts to set up schools in juxta-
position of those of another denom-
ination. This open display to the
pagan of religious differences, can-
not but reach to the damage of the
Christian faith.
“Christian missionaries, by offer-
ing one doctrine here, another close
by. and still another a. few miles
away. must achieve little more than
the complete bewilderment of the
pagan native. and it would be well
if Chrlstian societies would recog-
nize that the principle of spheres of
influence is ultimately to the clear
advantage of Christianity as a
whole. no loss than to that of pagan
populations",
Telltale Symptoms or -“‘oman’s Ills.
Every woman who suffers from
backache. headaches, dragging-down
pains. net-vousness. irregularities,
displacements. irritability or deepens
dcncy should recognize such sympc
toms some derangement to her sys-
tem which should have attention be-
fore some more serious ailment de-
velops. These conditions are often
evidenced by a sallow complexion.
dark circles under the 'cyes. lassltude
and sleeplessnoss. For nearly fifty
years Lydia. '11:. Pinkham'a Vegetable
.Compound has been preoeminently
successful in overcoming such condi-
tions. and it is now recognized every—
where as the standard remedy for
Woman' 3 ills.
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sharp. shooting twingea, headaches.
dizziness and distressing unitary
- ills? South Norwalk people recom-
mend Doan’a Kidney Plll's. Could
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Mrs. s. Van Scoy. 13 Clay street.
South Norwalk, says: "I was
troubled with my kidneys _ and
thought I would have to undergo an
operation. How my poor back did
ache. “’hen I got up from a chair.
I thought my back was falling apart.
When I walked across the floor. 1
was just as apt to be taken with
sharp. severe twingea as not. After
I did mar-washing. I felt so at!!! and
sore through the small of my back.
I could hardly get about. I was docs-
torlng without benefit until I began
using Doan's Kidney Pills. Dean’s
entirely cured me of kldnfi trouble
andaasaved me from going through
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Price 601:. at all dealers. Don't
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Mrs. Van Sony had. urn
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