4o-es No. Main on
so. Nmoib
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G! ABSORTMEM , 0!‘
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2 ‘ (ii-A“.
‘ OPRIM'E cure. FOB.
WE” AHD mum
2 - BABIES
. e'Haniilton Shop
‘ 49 WALL STREET
o Are Our Own Whole.
galore and Retailers of
QUALITY GROCERIES
A. F. Beckmann Co
, inc.
achington 8t. Phone 3560‘
South Nomi]:
A. y.fi.collioo,~ owner» not, him
mum. mimr or o. m:
titular. otter loony ‘proiooworthy
.muro. hit. loot wooing noon, the
1". 4o!" commence Nor-
o otooii roam.~~m' the «vine.
'Wl’” m i.‘ 0‘
no hr. mo‘r'm'" 34 will?
um: out. butane mmgmmr
moonlooo bio clinic.
oro, ouch u all hm y
Ghee. ll. Reinhard in lilo Chloe:
Stock compony. ~ ‘
his group or ortioto opened o
woob’o ‘pertorinonoo at tho Ronni
thooter loot evening. 'l‘hoir rlroi vo-
hlelo m .ohoooen with in line oonoe
otywhot the local theotor-‘olnu
public onioyo. lt'wu "little up...
Blueboard." lrone 2 Bordoni'o former
oueooeotul. choppy comedy.
neuter Crowded.
1t woe .o comforting eight to one
tho Regent thootor bucked by an
audience. tethered to you c opoiton
ploy. From present indications. tho
. theater will be iommed ,nil. week
ond'to iuouro pen-one the opportuo
ity of setting the note they want.
‘ reeorvod piaooo for oil evening pol--
zlrmoncoo have been pieced on
Or
The Chico“ Stock Comoony in
going to make u. heat of friende
hero. helore the week to over. it
looked like the old [look compeny
days or iii your ego at the Regent
theater loot night.
Long before the first not curtein
left the floor the houoe woo taxed
mu m u... on: .t‘urniohod by.
K0 ~. 0 4
‘ film» company. the beouti-
lul oust," end the clever gem.
Amt”). oltecto and other dotoiio
die ootyonoelt or the old otooii
duyo. Here in o producer who hoe
kept hie ormiouiion up-to-doto.
Judging-from comment the open.
in: production wu considered one
of the boot popular priced amule-
moot ottreetion ever [Icon here.
With! Munroe.
"Little Ill-e Blueb-ord“ rovoolod
ltuelt on o ilVoly end oomovhot
risque comedy. loot u inch or oplpo.
end at couple of tune ul eon: bite.
Avery llopevoo'd odapiod the pier
irom the French for Irene Boa-dent,
who mode it rattling hit in it loot
year in New York. It to forolul fun
from beginning to end. peeked tight
with inuzho. end incidentally un-
oovorin: e. delightful romance;
Mloo Dorothy Ciuer. a winoomo
liiilo Miro. mode a tooolnotimr Col.
lotto (the Inrno Bordoni role.) and
proved heron: lo be e ekilltul com-
udienne. WHJuh’loo iiedell and Ed.
mono Most-a splendidly impersonal.
ed the feir Cbllette‘o "admit-ore.
There in eloo o. very funny Epsilon-
men, the lion. Bertie Bird. who
(litter: in Mid out absurdly. end
otiro up too while the othero ere
rooting. This role is ployed by Hor-
vey Porter.
Mien Rec Meek wee a fetching
Gloria Thin-nudge end George Brod-
iey’o butler impcroonution true a
high spot in the poriormonce. The
other artist. work odded to the
llnlrh. product.
WING“ TOPIC ‘
F RELIGIOUS
scum TALK
Reformer’e Activtiies,
Religi, o and Politi-
col, Mixed “In His
‘Violent'lleath.
VZwinsll. one. of the great drum
in the ,ooriyflotormetioe. woo th‘c
‘ tggroleooor nomad H
. mm.- the
“gm
, "Radio “Supplies ‘
‘ATWATEB-KENT
FADA
p333! .
' RADIOLA
‘ ' church: (not. by 2
mum '
.i that 4'
‘ . anam‘cw.w.latne bread and
“wine: not-ilk" connect-ouch or train
oubotdhtlotldn 'tn the Romeo
.. wmndouonz’
Zyrtec" preached thot it who onli
ln'ofi‘plrltuel prooonoe. that Christ
woo in the communion. no‘t eub-
stentini."
endeavored to oily with tho Ger
man provinces. it wee mule lrnpoo
oiblo beeouoe Luther objected to
zmnnli‘o itond'in tho mutter oi
communion.
A: o. result ot‘thie o. war ensued
in which ‘Zwlngli woo killed and hi:
body out to pieced. According to
Dr. Minion. "When bio enemieo had
found him remarked. 'whatove:
he taught. e‘ wee oincere and
honest!” .
In ‘the‘ eel-vice advocated by
.Zvvinsli,‘ the clergy would read
from the Bible. in Hebrew) Lotlr
and Greek. explaiiling the pit-easel
in Entlflh.
"love me?"
"No-DI > '
“Love mo?” .
“No.” - ,
“Then olt‘on your own lop."
,j étlm'i‘ooh. Von Doe.
_ Wolfe loot week. on. «concede
When the Swine Protestant Contou‘
BEACH nus .
, l0 sun on
CONSERVAilill
New York - Still
Inventor With ,
Families Given
verse Decision. ’ ‘
nnimnronr; H:rch ~40”
.ludxe Issac Wolfe. in "the‘ W:
court. today, diomioned the opposi-
.0! Stanley Yeio Beech from the Ming
tion or the etrouonl ‘Probeto court:
in appointing the Tim Notional
bent: at Bridgeport or coneorvotorfi
The appeal overheard hetero mine;
thot "the .lpuoo ore round «one
the repellent; the decree of the pro-
hute court in retitled end “til-reed
and the ”not! is dlmllltliltl."
The probate court or atrettord op.
pointed the Pint Notional Bani: oo.
conservator of 'Mr.‘ Beech, Auxuot as.
loot. liir. Beoohwntonded thot he
woo competent to take care of blow
own personal Iftoln and taught the
action or the Probate Court to piece
a conocrvotor over him. In hie ap-
peal h . cited the following "moo:
Fire thot the appellant one or
resident or New York at the time o!
the Appointment or the' First No-
tionnl Bank no conoemtor.
second. that he won and lo of
sound mind and competent to hendle
his own moire.
Third. that the court out“! with-
out touthorliy. statutory or other-
wiee. in the appointment oto cor-
poration es oonoemtor of the ep-
pellunt. l
Fourth. that the court noted with-
out authority in appointing o com
servotor of the eetnto of the appel-
lant. the entire eurtodyond derive-
tlon of which in in the control of
foreign trustees. not emrnoble to the
low: or the oourto of this ototo.
In their onowor to the oppeol the
members or the Beach tornily mode
to general deniol. '
mien me A GOLD
NICE. France. March o.--(AP)
Mien Helen Will! in editorial from o
severe cold nnd decided not to play
today in the Nice lawn tennis tour
nemont in Which one in entered it
the olnxloo and mixed doubler. 6hr
row. a. .
"I celled on three hinge while I
woo in Europe."
“How exciting."
“Wome thou thotl The other
tellow had three woo."
~Lloulovllle loin.
plan! to play threeimotcheo tenor»
Couclon & ‘Co. Will
Auction 892 Plots At
. Croonentflhorcsw
Londflichond Dry.
Approximtoiy ‘ on biota com.
prisms the choroid portion or (1......
cont Shores. oil odditiou lo Creo-
oont City. Platoon; County, Florian.
no to behold at ebooluto auction
her or!” they any bring by
mutual; nip-by, auctioneers,
in tho l.kl' Hail. Welt Park Place.
accustom.» MIL. . Frldoy eve;
lurch 1!. at 7:80 P. M.
Moordlnz to Goone w. Couthlan
hood or coulhlui to Co. the lot.
mobs oold are on Crueni, Luke.
which to approximately nillullrtlll
mileo long. tour-to live mileo wide.
and port of the room of ti... 5.,
John'o river booth. Which druw ninc
loci. of water. in dllmtmlonh, u...
plot! to be oold Ire omit approa-
mately 50 x 185 toot. About eev-
cuty per cont. o: the lbte. oil 0!
much. oecordlnx to the Mlcllulltttlr,
are high and dry. overlook Lulu:
ureocent uud era 26 to 30 leer above
the level or thoxloho. It in stoma
that there in no moully land iii the
Vicinity oi the property and. intro.
tore, no (meantime in thin huclloli
oi florid»
It to noted that the calming im.
p.0vomonto include herd-surmcc
etroete. oidewoike. electric lights
and o. luau iiowiuz well from
which there to o. oonotont oupply Ui
good water. Menthol the section in
not eubieet to- overflow will any time
and that there to no low loud or
moron in the immediate vicinm.
There Are more than 20 Likes
within o radius of 2 1-2 mlluu u.
then utford excellent tuciliiios for
bathing. and tuning the 1......
around. A tour end one-halt foot
concrete oidewollt in outed to have
been loid completely eround the
subudivlelon on Union avenue and
Huntington road.
In January. "15. there on... on
initial altering or Uroeuent Hill. in
the immediately vicinity of (:ms.
"cent Shoree. This recidontlul nub-
ilivlelon ovorioolto Luke Stella. It
. "irroooundwiuod into eixty one real.
which were
dentin piou, oil of
.1. ooldxwltbiu thirty deyo. Since that
time o number at ottroctlvo reel-
:. denooo hoVo been erected on Croo-
ooilt Hill:
‘ulu-“Itelre mu. enother rcui~
Mini oubodlvioion coneioting oi'
meow-eight rooldentlol viola. wee
owed to April and theoe neventy.
eight“: etc are outta to have been
ooh! in'o cinch: ottornoan.
,j dropout i'cityv occupies nigh
french hotwon" Milo atoiio and
Innocent-me Thrower in u. mag-
h body or, novigoble water.
. lightodiuld mentioned
.mtor:heo’noi glib the St.
, , m“ c: yam; om u
. . ,oh‘:.outltt’tor" ' trom-
-oomu,,n.heho-iiiollo2zaboeodovoi to
loot . ubovoubolte, cement... “
l'Wilir unetoooru tothowut oi
Oreooout Citron: .ulvoxtmmnt lo
the out. Grooceot city eh» I. [mu
er WM.” “M11118 io‘lobo iouuo
inolmoot one" other motion or the
Biotin mil. in the vicinity,» above no
molly lokoo no the «mono Ilium
oection.
Roberts" Res'gns
(Continued from You One.)
which woe compoud‘ot iivo Demo-
croto and threo Republiceno. to hold
a. meeting end odioura without
tromoctlnl any buolneoo.
Tho meeting woo coiled to order
that evening by Councilman Dr.
Robert M. Wolto. the pro-idem or
the council, when the mover did
not oppeor. The nutter o: the
pending police appointments we:
brought no end nouns nay-or Wolro
named John Mentally. John Gucr-
nieri. Hurry Brown on Edward
Williuno “JON” member- ot the
force. end-vhtrolrnon Roberto ao de~
Motive oorloont. who monuments
were Approved by the Demons-etc. on
or whom voted in lover/o! then. and
go three Republican voted who:
om. .
The leniity or oil the appoint-
mento woo eueotionod at loud: and
otter oomo timotho tour poirolrnon
were put to work. not Mount Rob-
erto we: not snowed.“ not tor on-
on! woolen following.
no I'll mum.
l
WMHINMON. March 8.—
fluilod 'leieo ’i'rveourv not w
eon oi rim of buoluooe limo
NM ”It llhul
and “Y"
mono-tom
(Continued tram l'uo Ono.)
It he!» , ‘ mix on iuto..~ol port
pt pl" oily lie and the social order
in W, t i doubt very greet-
L _ it ti» one); thenuolveo. the po-
ronto ottthe boy» and other int-rut-
ed’lrlonde would we it taken away
3 our city for many time: it:
in “in. and money.
‘ W in me
“I'll. evolution which not only tht
M9 p but the building wool
abolish-ll quite dlfleront {rum you:
junction lnlilorwulk. Back or early
u ll" o. until group of men do-
voted to pol-vice in tho intoront oi
youth otortod’iu o. modest Way. I‘
Will. however. no lose a power fm
rilbteouonooo among thooc who
come under its influence.
"Today we find on urmuilmtion
with a. program of activities which
perveo the men and boyo 01 induetry
with on employment bureau. on
education in the right use of ll‘it'll
hard-corned money, all vl‘cniui‘.
uohooi by the use of which they mm
improve their position and inclini-
one where problmw ol‘ human relu-
tionohipo ore diucusocd. Men or the
Army and Navy are provided with
recreational. wciul. religious and
educational activities.
’ Three Comps
'. "An Outing Department pl‘UVllic‘.
three comps (or lmyu and adults.
A Department or l‘iiynicui Educa-
tion teacher hundrodn n! men and
boy: the principles 0! liygionv lllld
tho value of recreation. leiy-llw
thousand betho were taken in our
buildina loot your. The "Y" rmiuu-
rant oorvoe humirede of men and
women dnily 1101‘ billy will: pun
load but with on education in tin
right. title 0! food. A dormitory uf—
lordo living accomlmldutlom for u
lorxo number of young Int-n mon‘
of them coming to New Londor
from other citloo or the surround-
ing town.. to hook or accept pool
tlono with local Concerns.
“Through this department of the
work these men om. introduced it
n wholesome, ooclnl life which
mean- muuh in the curly deya oi
their businouo corners. Bowling ul-
icy: and billiard inblvre are lined ox-
tonolvcly; thousands of games bo~
in; ycd in the course of it your
Altogether New London has found
that the contours nmdv and iriund.
oiilpo formed by its youth through
the medium or the You" Mcn'r
Christian Articulation has long sinct
gone beyond. computation in figures
The "Y" in rummnlzud in New
petition to tho strongest influoncr
for civic riohtrousnces onion; mer
and boys. to in: iuund nnywhcre
The oupport which line been in-
flow“ you; utter your affords ir.
relutabm evidence. that New Lon-
don belleveo ln-lu "Y". , Instead oi
becoming More difficult your. 1.)
your to nnmco n Constantly owned
my program. we find that. ouch you
it- oomowhot ouier than the provi-
ouo one.
now to Clinic
“My own tooling With rctemuu
to Norweillt it thit the Your”:
Men‘s Chriltitpholoelhtion in bguud
to come and that you cmlll no
more stop it than you Could etc:
the llouontonin river. It in a move-
mom booed abooluteiy on (undo.
mental humour need Ind every-
where throucliont the world her
proved lta one. it to only o quee-
lien for Norwolk to decide win-tho.
this generation of boys und young)
men will be deprived of the whole-
come character building inliuoncr
or whether by. the ooneecrolod ot-
toi-to of the intorcei i men of Will
title grout hood wllibe tuned bold-
ly and oupplied.
“A low months no I heard Pre-
sident Coolidge say in rotor-ring t:
the association. ‘lt otondo or o direcl
challenge to nutorieliom. it is e
constant ueertlon that there i'
something more than the thing
that are econ.“ "
Health Board Has .
Monthly Meeting
Routine buoinool won disposed oi
oi the rumor monthly meeting of
the,boerd of health which won
held loot nicllt of. the home of Dr.
Robert E. Perduo. of Went avenue
Queen
lg, ed in 4
, a; ‘
8,0
The
(Continued from Paco Ono.)
untl amendments or the L'nlml
lithium. would know that no amt-mi-
'mvut could be put over by a omnll
Ki'<>llii."\ rho utatud. “The majority
rule» in all creel."
Amendment 3 Godmmi.
“Tho peeling of the umendmuxt
was a Godsend to the country.
predict that it the amendment were
repented. in twentyvfive yours our
country would be no Until. [lliiCtl in
which to live—nu unruly smitiow (l,
ruined land.
"We must not full.
repeal that amendment.
uuprome experiment. All Europe in
watching us. It would do the come.
they it is walling to not: how our
experiment will turn out. Are w.-
to nmkt: a laughing stock of our.
mli'vrr‘! Are We defeated?
\i‘. muut not
chance to prove its woribvolltmugh
it already hue done no to n lingo
extent. ’l‘lm people have to ho adu-
cutcd to prohibition. Look at Knn~
has, one of tho rim to ratify lht}
amendment. Even that note mum
be and mill is being educated into
Prohibition."
Mrs. Longotetf maiumined that
the advent of Prohibition had ro-
vtenlmi the. alarming amount of la-
ili‘lll uncirchiem in thin country. The»
people are willing enough to obey
the lawn until a low COD‘H‘H along of
which lhl'y much disapprove. 'l'm-u
they laugh and flagrantly dinoboy
the low illr-y don't like. olic rnyr.
Annwrring the challenge that tlw
amendment won "put across" wiwn
the people of the country were in a
highly emotional otnte~vir; when
the World War wan Just commenc-
ing and the whole info: we; to pro-
tect “the boys". Mrs. Messier! one.
would in heated tonce:
Amendment {Wt Rushed .
“Wrong. that's all wrong. Why,
the South and Wool had retitled the
amendment long before the war was
even thought of. it only remained
for the East to ratify also The
South and West laud been clamoring
for prohibition for years. and lam-on.»
who had mode a trip through come
0! (lines southern and western states
before prohibition, when it wasn't
onto for men. women or child to
well: on the streets at night. because
ol’ the drunkards. would undorotnnd
.why.
Another in c o r r o ct impression
which has been fostered by the
"Well," nucording to the W. C. T.
U. president, is thot prohibition has
ruined the young people today and is
the cause. of their “toot" end loose
living.
“In the limit place I don't concede
that the young people of today are
any worec then they were any m- a
hundred were age." she raid. "Hu-
xnnn nature doesn't change. The
young people are ready to be led:
they are not born bad; they wont to
do whet is right but they need 5
little help and guidance.
"Do they drink more at e youns-
or use than they did before Prohi.
biuonl No. it ie oimply that the
idea in given greater publicity.
“Why 1 can recall the timeo when
my husband. Mr. Mnxetm. used to
uttrna nil'olre at tho Armory—he
woo n member or the bond that ploy-
od there—4nd he need to tell me how
the code water and the lemonode
were doctor-ed before it was sli‘en to
the girle. . or course the young peo-
ple drunk then. Only it me done
under cover—while today it to con-
sidered the proper end onlort thing
to do and is loudly boa-ted obout.”
, Rod Perils of Youth.
Mrs Langston was of the opinion
thot the‘ condition of the young peo-
ple today our due to three things:
i. lunlnuotlone or the novice in
to for no they ouueet thing: which
the younx people do not understand»
but cheer-b 1nd ot the came time'
elaborate upon end tote into their
own liven.
a. Il‘he outemobiie~whloh one
lhouxht woo reopoooihio to a large
about for the loo-one" or morale
-- . 1 the young people of today. by
".pme‘i'ii; on our ntlwoi' from
"emotions tor necking
0 god ttinx portieo.
‘3. o un-lawohidlns' parento.
No olld. ohe averted. could be ex-
pect - to give much reopoct to lure
which o oow comically disregard-i
own home. end ohe cited
the in . nee of mother- and tether-o
2 rho in e or dronlt liquor in their
own h- ~ and then wondered why;
their on end douchtoro were con-I
Itontly . no checked up tor drink»
in: end d nlrenoeoo’.
“It to 4 on much o crime to‘
brook the hlbltion low on it in to,
, brook the in union: robbery. nor».
. dor or it:
like." laid Mm. 140-!"
, out. who at on to exploin that:
she eonoide » thot thoeo who stood;
by silently 'hile the low woo be-l
tiono. 14-d‘ln hervlovro. the
Wm . oooinot the return (11“!) Stones
u no. mob-mu-mpglhm 4 . so. Nowell:
» - invite the whole.
.. ,m .3...»-
am...
W. C. T. U.
It in the]
"All lilo onysndmont mode 1.: 5:.
in: broken no said nothing. 'wero.
when! an i = who committed tho:
ootunl broo ‘ i . f.
With the - page or her oenvie-I
Wholesome
some rowosn
f-ndml the work of ill' proltlloltiun
:nrontn in their struggh- “ruins! arr-m
odds: flayed the “\‘i'rln" (qr ihilr
uoilieh compniune for tlu- return of
home to thin country, in mdrr w illl
;their own pocket” with rinilnr Mlle.
lumi roundly (Trillt‘izml ilw lilctlli-n
’ului \‘illlrlllfl lnllllit-ulltnzn {or illnlr'
l
{joins im'l funny sir/rive ohms! .l...
i'rolni.l!iun unlf‘lldlllttlll.
Miuplncul Ilumur.
. “Why laugh nt. nomeilnmg
M. .-;
l '11“ done more: film) {or our cumin.
silo lmlig- .
than any other one low?“
nnntly united.
l “V\ by (in tin lmllu In and 1...; lush
inane mm of liu- country nutcrrll'
i’rohihiliun'.’ Bromine lht-y realize
that it hr.» llmn rusllonsiblc for ilw
prom? xzrnnrmiiy‘ which thr- l'niwi
small 5 bomb. or, the {in-mm! limr.
' “Norivnlk linnkn Show morn
:lurger savings :‘lvuounts lhun ctr-r
ll-lfwlv:
:llm:
gown Lll"l!‘ mm Mime.
forties elm“: hzirp‘nr lmmefl.
drunkmmm. lv-Ha crime.
more cou‘ll you mm?"
ire!
W h u‘.
BISHOP ()‘(T'NYNIILL IZl-filt-NK‘
HUME. Mun-ll it. ~~ «Ai‘l. l'.‘
ullf,‘ u! Mariana. Syria.
F cc of Cancer
' ‘i
"Cancer bacillus! Sure I've die-
covcred it. And We extremely
large, ohupod like the letter 8. with
nodules at the ends." reporto Dr.
Jose! Schumucher. 0! Berlin. pic-
tured ebove. An o result of his
work, new treatment methods ore
forecast.
Will be paid for
the arrest and
conviction of the
person or per-
sons who broke
into my house at
Shorehaven
Monday night,
.March 8th.
Signed. .
(Mr. William M. Lybrand.
and, see for yourself how
perfect your baking will be—no worry—mo
gisappomtments-no iailures-but “per-j
ect' cakes. biscuits, Chiller8~l "
when made with
RU FORD
:ll’nl .
huuyihg Millimiw ll-‘i‘s- Show,
more people than our before.
lilo (my? 1""?
llw. Drum Juno-pl. H'Cvmmll. l-Izs‘nw; ’
uf’ ltlrhmr'zml. ‘t'lrgmln. l.“ risiguim.
lwvnlw ol‘ ill health, lie has how u;
ill‘illlZ-«ltd to the tilllllur aer-lslsnp
“—7
A
(’HATS
.ron SPRING
‘Are now ready. We are
2 showing all of the new
- colors for men and
young men.
555.00 to $8.00
Rotors and
- Stevens
-Ir
insulators "
» MUDDY, PlMPll .
BUMPlEXlllllS
The costliest ”beauty ncamlm."
wont remove pimples and trains:
the complexion as quickly am:
.‘ eurely as 3 50¢: box of Poslam! lie)
I little on tonight. It is ac. LOllixi:
trated, yet gentle, that you should
‘Ieo _o great improvement in the
mummy. At all druggioto’.
2 To Retain Your Youth Home; |
We rocomrflend the dolly woo ct
Which oontolno 7'77 of Perla:
Olntment
glulluuluns I
AND
common SENSE
It's a cold morning.
How did you know",
Did you look a the then -.=!‘ *
i or did your tingling; fingers 9mm;
i the news? iterhups the thermal. '
i verified your own opinion but
l knew i: was. cold bolero you loot»:
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Your common sense m2; you '«
Euctly:
When you take Lydia l-I. l‘lr...
’ humid Vegetable Compound or any
3 othét‘“mcdicine-how do you know
it helps you? Do you ask {I'm
\nelgbbors? Do You try to figuro
it out on a scientific basis?
Certainly not,
You feel better {ta-Ii your comm-.31
oense tells you what i‘.".\l::‘?d it
Science may confirm your own
opinion. but you knew it all the
9.
Try Lydia. E. Pinkhem‘s Vegetable
mpound. Then judge for yourself.
t The Third Generation.
j Mrs. W. O. Blewett. Route B, Box
‘ 197e, Lekeland, Florida. says: "i ‘
first took Lydle E. Pinkbam's Vege-
table Compound when l was a girl.
My mother had taken it. also my
grandmother used it in her family
for her eight daughters and herself.
I think this medicine does more for
women than anything else i know -
oi. i recommend it to my lriends
end several have taken it We
of my recommendation."
N U M 0 S S
for Colds and
Brtlnchial Coughs
One doeo hits the spot.
Borne without injury in the “
most delicate stomach.
Sold Only by
Plaisted Drug Store
48 Washington St" 80. Nor-walk
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L. GOLDEN
WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR
WASHINGTON smut
com nonwm
JACOBY’S
12-14 North nun Street.
South Norwalk
The Home or Good Clotheo
For Men and Women
Charge Accounts Opened
lecturing
'l'omone “.Kupponheimer
Olothoo yo: len”i
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