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believe how different feel. [bad
just wanted to lie in bed all the timeé
and when I started tobrush up I won;
've out in about ten minutes. so
on know how badly I felt. I used to
to bed at eight and get up at seven.
still tired. Now I can work all dav
and sta up until eleven. and feel all
ri ht al the time. My housework is
'al I do in summer. but In Winter 1
work in a factory. I have told a good
many of my friends. and I have had
three come to me and tell me they
Wouldn't do without the Vegetable
Corn and. ”-Mrs. SAMUEL MURPHY,
219 cil St... Dover. Delaware.
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Sch raf f t's Chocolates
M. D. Madey
Groceries - Confectionery - Cigars
234 East Ave. Phone 1507
HERSHFIELD
Motor Tramportation
Company
Long Distance Trucking
Daily Service Between
New York and Norwalk
PADDED VANS FOR. .
FURNITURE MOVING
26 Concord St. Phone 294
South Norwalk
N: Y. OFFICE
201 W. 20th St. Chelsea 8059
The Connecticut
Light & Power Co.
68 Wall Street Norwalk
Phone 1680
PAINT SPECIAL
We are giving with each tire gui-
lou metal can of root paint a two
and one-innit pound can or root
cemeht and paint brush free.
Gost i paint Still per gallon.
Como‘ln and see the new giant
nsphul shingles.
THE N ORWALIK
ROOFING CO.
11! Water St. So. Nor-walk
A Few Good Buys in
Used Cars
Auto Accessories
AARON KOHN
9 Railroad Avenue
By EDWINA
raters
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DOCTOR WHITE‘I’_,?
on .You‘u. er. ALRIGHTQ You nus?
TAKE Miner. exERclse-Bu‘r NOT me
VIOLENT KIND \bu HAO YESTERDAY: ,
AND You MUST GIVE U‘P' ALL —
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DAN W’STEW.
[El]: STUMBLED ACROSS 'lHE:
BARROOM FLOOR AND LEANED
UP AGAINST THE LUNCH -
HERQlNG AND PPETZELS AND
SwEITzEIZ CHEESE. MIGOSH.
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TBURSDAY.1JANUARY 3, 1924
if Ruptured‘
Tryles Free
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a Annotate.
Sent Free Kilroy
chi about
In Id. :1
tree trim of his wonder“; v .
the application. - 1 S‘AmUh '
rupture and the
tighten; they begin to
so that the opening clos
and the need of
or appliance is thvnr;
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bother you what is
lug supports
suffer this nu
risk 0! gangre
from a small a::
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em rem gaming amour.
at. imp? for this free trial
cer am y e. wonderrul t?
added in the cure of rap
”Upon below.
Old
large or Small and You a:
men the Road Thu H“
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9 This
péurid. man. worm-r. or
'n e at one» ‘ ' ‘
co. “Main St... Adams. stifle-:8;
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. running such risk just because tl‘ '
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were as b.g as a, man‘s two fists.
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w. 8, Rice. Inc"
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on may send me entirel
:.- Saint»: Treatmvnt o: riff:
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Sets and Parts
THE NORWALKS‘
ELECTRIC CO.
Agents for the
11 North Main Street
A NIGHTOUIL
ONE WAS £00st
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.nrw I DUCKED Mv l-EADAS
”U45 CAFE SHOCK AND
Koo MEN HIT THE FLOOR
HOOTED \III-IILE
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'SLIIGGED HIM AND KICKED
HIM ovT WAS THE aun-
‘Enpeg KNOUJM AS LEW
JANE JORDAN’S
BY ATTGRNEYS
Bankruptcy Proceed- j
ings to Probe Assets;
. of Daughter, Charg-i
ed with Fraud i
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STAMFORD, Jun. ..
In an effort to Ileicrimne I!.v: :Is-i
sets of Mrs. June Jordan, of loin u-
cke. whose total indebtedness l‘: Ill-i
legod to be upproflmaich' $30.4m'?
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MOTHER Isuzu ;
i That Returns from
i . .‘M Cd a proposal to grant a Government I
I v subsidy to farmers and turned i
3 thumbs down on the Baldwin schemei
' for protective tariffs. i
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lug; with agriculture in the plat
Landowners Complain
forms of the parties that sought '1! 3
vor in the election.
The Conservative party. headed l1)
Premier Baldwin, propelsod :1 “boun.
Iy of 0nd pouml (slightly less Ihir.
.55) an'ncre on all holdings clearntu
IXCI‘QS “fake Owner. ' land exceeding one acre." The mai'
- . object of l :c bounty, it was explué~
ship Unprohtable
ml. was to maintain employment w
”L-..“ liw Inmi. and to make sure of lll“
i: was specified that the suiisid~
should not be pa t 0 any farm“?
puying; less than thirty shillins‘.»
l.I,I.\'l‘0.\', .I;m_ ::.—-l‘wriiish agri-
culture is in Iln- dolnlrums. Landown-
k'l'H complain that Iho I‘uuirns I‘rozn
its eighth consecutive quarterly divi'dwnl. at. tE’
This corporation has paid casirdiridends .
smce incorporation.
we now ofier you an investment in our «3:2: per cent. preferred shares,
with 20% in common shares bonus, for the purpose of opening a fourth store
and a fifth if deemed advisable. It is our cpr- ration that the common shares
establishment of thefieurth
among Stamford. Grm-uuicll unll
Norwulk merchants. nn unnum-
lion in bankruptcy was contiuch (l in
the Common Council IZ‘lIumiwIs Im-
l'ore Referee (.‘urlI-ton l'l. llllilllitV
illlil‘I-nliiling toll of the fields. clamor
[for liiglwr wages, asserting they cun-
Inot ll\‘(.‘ and brim; up their families
prl‘opm‘iy under the “age scale now
ilII‘ll‘ nor-s nrc insufficient to make (:Ihmn $7) pr-r \Vt‘ék to an “ML" “
farmers, who attend to the planting bodied lnhorer. '
.in-l harrowing of the crops. declare --——-—-
tin-3. mnnul curry on their farming (‘OS'I‘AGilll'S DISEASES.
.:I1 :I proIII “'1'le prices {or Ihcir pm- Two (38,5 of; diphtheria. and um» . . . . . . , . ,
1.1"... :u H... page“; 10.“ Farm 1... mm mm of warm to“... am. also “‘11! participate in dividends fohmmg l:
ghmwrs, \\ll() pvrfurnl the hard and “-hooping rough were reported it store.
Norwnlk during the week ending: DI
ccmbcr 29. according to a ropm
just made public by the Slate D0
partment of Health.
The completion of subscriptions To this l‘ferhig will Clo-“9 the 53.19.“:
stock in this corporation. The number of shares is limitcd‘and the majority
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'l’IGGLY WIGGLY ~
12 MAIN STREET
NORWALK, CONN.
M 1061 a hunt Phe-
F'M's tarsal Mum Builder
Prommneaa m:
WILLIAM w. 01ml. 3t,
ARCHITECT
N‘II-ohont' 1339
BOUT” NORWALK. CONN,
of New Haven. )‘ISLjJfltllly morning. .
Mrs. Jordan, who “as :ll'l.'.‘i\‘ll u 3
week ago churgvd “llil lruul. \Iusl
not (salami a: flu liL‘IIl"ll;.t 503—,
terduy. most of the limo LII-mg tin—F
voted to the (‘kullliilllilhil of Mrs.
Alice 'lngmllum, mother of Miraf
Jordan. She “us uuosliunui :II
length relative to the nethilws oi
herself and her dilllgilit‘l‘.
Upon the disqualification nl Re—
feree John Keogh, or Nornaik l‘m-
feree lloadloy was named (Is special
examiner. llvfcrce KI'Ogil :s (‘..‘llllSI‘i
for several or Mrs. Jordan's (‘ll'lll-
tors. Appearing for u. uumlIrr of
creditors, Attorney \VIIrrL-I) .l‘. (res-
sy did most of the Imustiolzing
Mrs. lngraham came from im-
dclphiu. to this community. slur
said. prior to that time having lined
with her daughter in New York
City. She said that she married a
man by the name of O'llnnrx and
that her lllllldi'll name was Jordan.
Mrs. Ingrulmm said that her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jordan. hml married a man
by the name or Goodwin. but did not
know whether or not she had Adl-
Vorced him or whclher he is dead
or alive. She said Mrs. Jordan was
an actress from which profession
she derived her chief income. she is
also an authoress. The bankrupt
was in vaudeville and has pluyml ‘
with stock companies and has travel-
led considerably.
The witness told how she and her
daughter had engaged in frequent
quarrels an the result of many ct.
the latter’s purchases and because
‘lure are not now.
‘ilifii‘i‘llCll in l’arlnnment back in Dis—
.Il effect.
’J‘h'e problems of British agricul-
They have exist-
ul for it l‘I'llilil‘y or longer. Measures
for the relic! of agriculture were
During‘ the some period. Bridge
port, the report states. reporter
eight ratios of diphtheria and Green
\vieh one case. Four cases of scarl:
fever were also reported tron
Bridgeport. two from Grenwich not
one from Stamford. 1n the number
(If cases of measles reported Green
wich loads, ten eases having.beor
reported from tliqc.
rueli's lime. and before that. and
have been discussed in almost every
H‘ssinn of Parliament during the
modern em. livery government has
found itself beleaguered by demands
that something be done to relieve the
plinht of agriculture.
llvlici’ for agriculture, however.
was sharply to the front in the elec-
tion recently held in England, and.
curiously enough, it 'was the mens-
ures put forward by Premier Stan-
lcy Baldwin designed .to aid the tar—
mcr that contributed considerable. to
the defeat of Baldivln and the Tory
party. The country decisively reject-
WHEN IT:S SNOWING
It's impossible to buy Rubbers
without getting wet'fe‘et 0n lllv
way to the store that sells them.
The logical thing to do is to BUY .
THEM NOW! ‘ “z
, FEINSOD’S' DEPT.
, STORE
“The Store of Perfect Set-flee”
Attorney Charles E. Moore. counsel
for Mrs. Ingraham; '
Mrs. Jordan will be arraigned in El. Ave. P11611915”
the City Court on Wednesday. Janu- 23 y ~ .
ary 9. 4“? .
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‘ Your 1924 ..MoneyProblem
Whatever your money problemwcwilllendyoucnough ‘
to pay all bills. debts and expeiises. Surtthe’ NewYear
of changes made on the Tokenrkl
property. alleged to have been pur—
chased by Mrs. Jordan. ‘
Although she had been living with
her daughter for eight years. Mrs
tngraham said that she knew now
in: about Mrs. Jordan's business of
fairs. She added that she imp“
nothing about bankruptcy proceed
ing- tn New York. ‘
right. You can borrow tramps easier than from your
closest friend, making repayment at yourmoonvenigee. '
Any amount up to $300 advanced on yourbane furniture “out
removal). Our onlychsrge‘is tbc‘lcw. legal {interest 1&3
. " so ..
too “
200 “
JliiilllliliiiiiliilllliiilllllillitlnImumlummmm
Others questioned concerning tin
activities of Mrs. Jordan worn-
keneke; his yglte, Nancy Milton; and
Charles Milton. chauffeur and seen -'
oral mun around the estate at ’l‘o-i
zoom eoaahoofitts‘e S?
2pm am szso " ‘ '
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has already been absorbed by appreciative imcsiors.
ll’e invite inspection of our stores in Norvrnlk, Greenwich and Stamford,
from all of which the earnings are combined to create the Ilivulends and sur-
plus of our business. This is purely a local corporation.
ent connection with any other Piggly Wiggl;.- Stores.
will increase our chain to four and earnings «.Iill be combined with those of
our present stores for dividends and surplus purposes.
More than fifty-seven per cent. of our StOI‘kllOidC‘TS
stores and wisely share in profits which their OWn purchases help to create.
Our stockholders include men of prominence In business and finance. who“?
Investment for income is a convincing endorsement of this corporation.
We‘ believe it “to be sound business pohcy to offer to customers and
friends of our stores the opportunity to participate in
the low prices forwhieh our stores are well known.
, stockholders.
receipts in local banks, pay each store’s Operating expenses with local checks
and aIIOthhe surplusito remain on local deposit until distributed as (lll‘I‘
(lends. With stockholders local, even 1he disiribulion of div1dends helps to
keep the money in local circulation and adds lo the value of our stores as
contributors to general local prosperi y, as well as directly blfnefitmg 10““1
Financial statement and details of interes: to those seeking an invest-
wiih no past or pres—
The projected store
“EIGHTH DIVIDEND ,
On Jan. 1-“ Piggly Wiggly Fair-field, Inc. mid to preferred stockholders
. mmnl rate of eight per cent.
23111 earnings for every quarter
are customers of our
profits as well as in
\Ve bank our store
ment combining safety and a liberalincome can be secured by communicitt;
ing with the management. Appointments can be made direct or throua
any member'of the various 1store s’tafis, while shares “mam “allable‘
We suggest prompt consideration, since this final opportunity is limited
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swims muonvramsrmonomm GREENWICH ONLY
‘ i i i} i V guy other Plat! 'Wlssl: Stores)
to thenumber’ of shuemnemaining unsold which is small.
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Jewelry and Gift Shoppe
2:3 WALL STREET
’ .' R. and W. HATS
’ ‘ New Fall Styles—Ail the Latest
Shh [res and Colors
PALACE
CLOTHES SHOP
13 North Main Street
Mme. Jeanette
56 South Main St.
Rowland M. Beach
——FLORIST—
28 East Ave. Norwalk
‘ ——Phone 2140.2.—
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SPECIAIs FOR THE ‘
WEEK .
.‘lganolia Brand Momscs, 100 can
Live Oak Buckwheat.
rm. pkg. ............. _ _ 22C
Pure Old-Fashioned Buckwheat
:. Hour. 5 lb. hag .......... 4:.-
Lo?
Toilet Tissue, 7 for .......
A. STULL
24 cottage Sh 33“ mm“ .
BOILERS
._—aud-—-
ert Boiler
REPAIRING ;
and ——
[IE-TUBING -.
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Pulley Refrigerating and
_ Su pb‘ C0-
25 Monroegt. 80- Norm-1k
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BOSCH MAGNETOS
All makes of Magnet? starts:
Generator- repatre an
New Bosch Ignition for Ford- and
all other an '
110mm“ rm“.
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