”VJ; £964,
is. for Tomemw,
ll: sets 4.42.
5.04 a. m.; 5.27 p. m.
"ENTINEL TELEPHONE
' CALLS.
r’c Residence.
, on Office.
II, Isl Boom.
lralnehtomee. Norwaik.
umptives will hereafter be de-
rom appointments to govern.
positions where the work we
‘ em. to come Into contact with
Lilo. An order to this effect
”been. issued by the civil service
sion. This new rule applies
fly to postotiicos. and is in
with regulations adopted in nearly
loipaiities to prevent the
resent the disease. The order says
herealter all applicants for our, Owing to who tIoiiblo in Maine nl
. ‘ ' . . R (
. “9:0 21‘2“;:fcaE°::;;n::::IO:lu::, across the borders of New lininpnbire ' ‘
._ . {and Vermont, communication between Side “(Md- The Ollil’ reports rPCGiVNl
presence of tuberculosis is song this city and points in Canada and that from that section of me state today
iodine that if the disease is found itrolvlncggt figu‘llguiéifwbie during “l” $330.1? limb? millagl'ékefimdw:
- ear . ‘ . , ‘
1.3er “ha“ “0‘ "303”” an “D' GliOIlJCESTER, Miss. Nov. ”MING telephone, telegraph, electric light Imd
. __ two-maated schooner Nautilus, whlcbi{3:798:1323dwrggnt’10fi'g’mi’fié‘t‘m “grill
. , . . . ‘II '. . '
to e is now living at leh Set-via. Kg?biggfiwfmo?”:hgigmfiifla1:3: train service. i ' cm
a. who was well acquainted with storm. is a total 105,; During the night, While the effect of the storm was
yron His name is Steven ZI- she was carried by seas completely over “M 50 Revere ill NoW England 300‘"
(floutinuetl From First graze.)
. BOSTON. Nov. tin—«The furldus
storm which came up the Atlantic
coast yesterday and lflHl night. had
passed eastward this morning and tho
attics were broken curly In; the day,
With sores promise of fair weather.
‘ The gale moderated rather slowly, and
this torcnoon a high wind was blow—
tag all along shore, Highland Light, on
Cape Cod. reporting a velocity 0i. 65
miles an hour. ‘ , I ‘
Telegraph and telephone wires were
down in Maine, but there was little
trouble with lines northpsouth undi
west from Boston. ’
Wires were working along Cape Cod
and save the Woods iiolc wreck, none
Lind been reported up to 0 o‘clock to-
ny, -
\Shortly before 10 o'clock Ii badly
working cable brought information to
Woods llelc‘ from 'l‘arpaulin Cove that
Captain Nilsan and, three men. com-
prising the crew of the Arcnlarius.
were safe at the government light-
house. The schooner was tub of warcr‘
and breaking tip.
190 “WI ‘ '
between Baltimore and Chicago.
The news report carried over the
regular wires between New York and
Baltimore when it reached‘tbe latter
city was transferred a monument ton
blocks to the telephone office by. cabs.
was then forwarded by telegraph of
Chicago, over a long distance telephone
wire and from Chicago was telegraphed
back to Washington and other cities
which could not bo’ reached over the
regular routes. The same plan was
folloch in many other cases. For iii»
stance. The Associated Press regular
New York state ('ll‘i.‘lili.,'tl not work of
wires connecting all the principal
cities of the state, was practically out
of service for a time. Newbui‘g to the
uorili marked the end of the circuit.
points beyond being completely out
off. li‘lnaily, however, a temporary cir-
cuit was set up by forming a connec—
ting link between Cleveland and Buf—
fIIlo. [I‘I-om Buffalo. the report was
relayed down through the slate on far
as liticu.
At that point. however. wires par- ‘
ulysia again was encountered Inevlm
Amsterdam. Schenectady. Albany and
Troy completely cut on from inc mm
Should be Widened. .
‘ Norwalk, November 13, 1004.
, Editor Evening Sentinel: I cannot
help devoting it. little of my time to-
ward expressing my opinion. through
the columns of your Sentinel, with
reference to an article published by
Mr. Ready. of South Norwalk. which
appeared in your Issue of Novebmor
.10I.h, with reference to the condition
of the street. crosswalk and sidewalk
01’ Railroad avenue and Monroe street,
South Ntll'Wltlk. Being a New York
commuter and having occasion to
make iiitily visits through the above
mentioned corner to and from the dc-
pot. and have oftentimes stopped from
the platform of a trolley car, only to
find myself ankle deep in water and
mud. and thought it strange the citi-
zens‘ of South Norwaik would tolerate
..
the actions of the Common Council in
neglecting their duties by refusing to
widen that section of Railroad avenue. ' ‘
have a new crosswalk laid on Mou- iln'dlcs' Wrist lingo, fitted with Wood Fibre Collar and Founda-
roe street. and to compel the Pity not.
to have any more than at least six
inches of water and dirt to step on
when slighting from a trolley car:
also the opposite end of the bridge.
it. is ridiculous anti uncalled I'Or in a
civilized town. that you can not got on
or off the trolley car without suffering
such inconvenience at the hands of
the city authorities. if we. had a few
more good citizens like the author of
the previous article such conditions
would not exist. In conclusion i trust
and sincerely hope that the city auth'
Iii-tiles will take immediate action and
"hour's THEATRE.
One nght‘Only, Wed. NOV. 16th.
Big scenic. Production in Play Form.
”The but New England Story
Ever written"
I... Specials
‘ was... i ‘
area's
Corner Follies. "
puree and ward case. regular $1.00 lion in red, blue, white. pink and
and «51.25, Saturday. black, value 17c. Saturday,
75¢ , 9¢' '
a
ammunmmnmu m tow-J
imam-nun: asmmpum,
In: as inmate to any." I l
A LARGE AND EXCELLENT COM.
PANY,
ONE GREAT sic LAUGH FROM
BEGINNING TO END AND THE
swearesr LOVE sTORv EVEb
I
LadieI-I' Vests and Pants, regu- 11-4 White and Grey Blankets
for full size beds, worth $1.00 pair,
lar and other sizes, value 50c, Sni-
i ‘ ”a he is 117 years old. Though the unfinished portion of the break- point ill Ullll section fell the ill“ [OI'UG TOLD' . concede 1 tin lot If . . ‘ . . l - ,, ~ . '
WP, ii. the oldest man living today‘wute" and apparently he" bottom W“! of ”1" gm“ Wm” were down I" all s PRICE8”2.5T'SO'75°’ . l thsnk‘you‘i’o‘r grime (hlrgldtilligrm uIdny. our “gnu“ price 95‘” spew“ 1”
‘ knocked out. and she sank. Only the parts 0' Maine. 801110 00mm on CED“ " salt °" "I” b°9'"""‘9 8“ N°V' “- Respectfully ' two days‘ sale lair
i.” Wonderfully Vigorous» With Clear |upper ilOl‘ilOll of her mpmagt was via-‘ God could not [)6 reached by wire early __ ' NOR. CITIZEN AND COMMU'i‘ER. ' I '
Dry. good eyesight and strong, ible above the water today. The crew 1111“th d”. and Pittsfield, in the Berk- W...— . ¢
n voice. He has much to so of of tom- men. including Captain Coie— s res, was cut oil entirely from both I 79¢
adventures in lighting againstythe man. who were rescued by life savers. New York and 908m!» H O Y T S “Ti! E A T R E ' “SAME“ LAUREL REMODELED'
it: in his earlier years. He took .cnmle‘froim thngollivers Light Station Wire service to many points in Eust- ONE NIGHT ONLY. Lengthened About Twenty Feet and
I, 40'1”, I» W i ay. orn Luanda. which was swept by the FRIDAY NOV 18TH Made Seven Feat Broader
Mt in the war which gave thei l‘he Nautilus was bound from Perth storm, also was Interrupted. ' ‘ ‘ ' Common Tumble”. regular
The oyutcr’ateumer Laurel, formerly
owned by Alden Solmans, but which is
now the property of the new firm of
Lockwood n Solmniis, has been greatly
"nlill‘lzod by her new owners at Perth
Amlioy, N. J. The remodeled steam-
cr was brought Iip last week by Cap~
Iain William Youngs,
The boat was out in two in the con.
tor and lengthened about twenty
feet. She was also hipped out and
milllI' seven feet broader. This makes
a bout almost twice as large as she
was formerly. '
The [more] is to be taken immedi-
ately to Bridgeport, where she will be
refilled, and will then no to (lrcouport
to begin work.
The New Melodramatlc Novelty
Secret of the Subwau
A Powerful Dramatic Go.
THE SCENIC DISPLAY INCLUDES
REMARKABLE STAGE PICTURES
OF THE INTERIOR AND EXTER-
iOR OF THE NEW YORK UNDER-
GROUND RAILROAD.
A CARLOAD OF SPECIAL SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES.
PRICES—25c. 35¢ and 50c.
Seats on Sale Beginning Monday.
November 14th.
"ltli1tlieir freedom: and he recalls Ambit? for Rockland, Me, With a Cal"
Byron as a young. curly headed go of coal. She was owned by the
estate of N. A. Farrivcll, of Rockland.
Bliphman much loved by the Greeks. . Mo. She was of 127 tons not. built at
9' death‘occurring during the in- l Themaatou. Me, in 1809. She was val—
unection, they mourned deeply. Lord , bed at about $3,500 and was not Insur-
”011 has been dead eighty years. ed. The cargo of coal, valued at $1.500
was fully insured.
FABHIONS.
Ladics' Bacl' Comb, value 170.
The operations in Wall street, were \ _
curtailed today by reason of yester-
day’s storm. At the opening of the
stock market the stock exchange
branch of the Western Union Tele~
graph Company had only a fcwdiroct
wires working. 'l‘hosc‘wvre to Phila‘
Ilclphin on the south and Hartford and
Boston on the east. Western and
Southwestern wires were still down ill-l
were all wires south of Baltimore. All
messages were accepted subject to de-
lay. At no time. since 1888 has the
Wall street business of the telegraph
companies been so badly crippled. A
small army of linemen were sent out
directly after daybreak and it is ex-
pectai that all the damage will be re-
paired by tomorrow. The local tele‘
phone. liel‘ViPB was not seriously inter-
rupted by the storm, but there was
no communication over the telephones
to such points as Philadelphia. Boston
and Albany.
Al.BANY., N. Y., Nov. ill—«Wot
snow that fell all day broke down ev-
ery telephone and telegraph wire in
this city and vicinity. At ltl o'clock
last llthi more than half the oily was
in darkness from Ipterrupiwl light
circuits. The fire alarm service was
so crippled that special precautions
were taken by the police to give warn-
ing In case of lire. The snow was
not over four inches (loop, but so heavy
that trolley truillc was greatly bum-
pt-red and trains entering the city
averaged an hour late. it is the worst
wire blockade the city has cxpci'icIII-le
since the storm of littiti.
POl’IlilKlEEPSii‘l, N. Y., Nov, Hr"
The worst wiro conditions ever known
In this city remitted from the storm
of yesterday and last night. liurlnliitiy,
with rain. the downpour turned into
snow and the wires were soon wright-
ed down, causing the poles and wire:
ill fall all our the city and in ibi-
I‘llllllil')’. 'l‘lio trunk lines of the West:
I‘l'l) Iiiiimi. the Postal 'i‘elt-grnpb and
the innit distant-c telephone are all
down with the exception of one “WM-
oru i‘tiioii wire, which was used all
night to dwpitirh New York l‘cnti'til
trains. the movements of which were
but slightly delayed by the storm.
The streets are full of live Milton and
during the night all power was Hllill
oft‘ so that the city was in darkness
and the trolley curs were stalled. I’Ir
licch-ii warned citizens to keep oil
the streets and liverynieu refused to
send out cubs. Muemcn were at work
all night and cars were running to-
diiy, but all lines of cotumunlcutton
were still crippled. Similar conditions
are reported throughout the state.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. ll.-SIiow on
the Llh'hflfllil liills yesterday and to-
day and a trace of the while fleet-c all
over the state, except for a strip along
the Sound shore. would suggest an
early start for the winter season. The
lirel snow this fail cable on Noyeuiber
l3 and last year it came on October till.
according to the Weather bureau rec
ords. There have been other years
when snow and sleet has fallen on an
earlier date than the present. Reports
from all parts of the state are to the
effect that the damage was not exten-
sive from the storm. prostratlon of
price 5c. Saturday, 2 for
5¢
at this sale,
PORTLAND, Me. Nov. li.—-Com-
munication in Maine east of Portland
was completely paralyzed by the storm
shortly after midnight. and had not
been I'I-«Istablished at 0.30 a. in. There
was neither a telephone nor telegraph
,wirc to any point east. in this city
rail street electric lights were in dark-
.lltih'S after ll p. m., and at Westbrook
twenty—four electric light poles were
Ibiown down.
The crew oi the Cape Elizabeth Life
Saving Station reported everything
quiet.
‘ the highest Velocity reached by the
3'0“" 1 wind in this city was IO miles an hour
“0“”3‘ at 2 a. m. it was blowing 30 miles
at ii a. m., and tho barometer regis-
iti‘Hl Bil.
CHICAGO, Nov, il.~lligh northerly
'winds, accompanied at different points
by snow tiurries or rain. put a serious
embnr (i on novl'uiion tlirou hon the
mama 399" ‘3'“ ”'9 “"9” ”3"“ comb. iilppel‘ginkos yestzi‘dny. Noni:g but1 the
row of them in carved carnelian set
- largest steamers was able to success-
,ith gold makes a decidedly rich or-lf . . . , . . ..
,- notation for the mm. It“) fun the claim, thI sniuliet tiafi
be inside lace boot is worn by the 1 generally Sticking shelter at. hnvmis of
, . refuge on Lakes Superior. Michigan
omen who has a very handsome arch and Huron. lAisI night the main force
0 her foot‘and wishes to display ii. III the blow had shifted to the cast—
, “ha” 1} is [worn by‘ others. too, but. ward. At. Chicago a maximum velocity
:1 Xou‘ldnt think Ihcyd care to. 01- 42 miles was reported
. anceatma'iiosft, — '
t fashion liooksmlcgdtf on: trimthliili‘k Washington, Nov. ”'“A5 the ”95“.”
r a moment that she has picked "pot the snow storm which set in hole
.. ublication of a very much enriierimfly before ll oclock Sunday morn-
ate—~many of the designs are so "old. i lug, Washington was for several hours
fashioned." ' completely out off from telegraphic
The vogue for motifs of cloth. braid Hind telephonic communication with
_. has suggested Others Of for “u“. the outside world. The snow fall was
‘9'. atreet suite and articles of mflilw first of the season. :Icvcral incite»:
“ eh have been but of style for some i covering the, ground. it started with
, are being utilized In the make-up ‘1')“1:,‘\"l\mf :33; MW“ “”“Qd “”0 u
somerery handsome garments, ‘1 - , ,* : ,_
,« * l\NOi\\ Il.i.ii:. loom. Nov. ll.“-
égaztfpglgfnmofiked‘bozt 52,2:2wgfi. Nearly an inch of snow fell in Knox-
ill? I had not believed that men ville and throughout the eastern part
these items but ”0 many appeals of the state on Sunday. The coldest
we come that. i am convinced that. willful? {$1,328 8123“,“)Iimtmwmh‘di “'
. ' . i3 ’ , or. .~— ‘ommiin cu-
mautgegrléoir‘fldéhgyi‘a‘mthtgiattwtxgzé tion with the west, after having been
’ ' I‘lll off for many hours by Sunday's
storm, was re-cstabllshtai soon after
0 o‘clock this morning by the Associa—
iod Press. ‘ This was ilt'i‘tllllpllhl‘lt‘il
through a telephone wire between liai—
timorc and Chicago. Morse telegraph
instruments were installed instead of
telephonic devices and a restricted ivor-
vlce was at once begun. it developed
that Washington had been in com“
muniruiion Willi the west nearly all
the time during the storm. Newa was
sent by the Associated Press from its
New York office to Boston. thence by
way of Portland. Ma. and the Canad-
ian telegraph line» to Chicago and the
West and was relayed back through the
night to points cast of Chicago as far
as Washington. The wire service be-
tween Baltimore and Washington was
still completely out of service at 5
o'clock this morning, poles and wires
having been carried down in many
places, by the great weight of wet
snow and the intense force exerted by
The maloritv will pronounce brown
.lhecolor of the season.
. ow York tailors will tell van that
our walking skirt must be three in,
es [mm the ground. '
are you noticed how well the tri
ome hat of beaver harmonizes with
a tailored suit?
.A thuoh of velvet is almost essential
.you would be pronounced correctly
reused,
on may not have thought of a
ample skin case as a gift for
flu friends to hold her large
on of souvenir spoons.
ow is this for a combination of col.
j Cherry-colored .cloth trimmed
till dark blue velvet. in Paris and
ew York it is considered "swell."
his/medallion Is one of the new or-
NEW BISHOPS PROCLAIMED. I interesting as the pope lately had been
i . i indisposcd and many persons wishes to
Pope’s Second Consistery Held at be assured of his recovery. All the
Rome This Morning. (It...l‘lil. living in Rome numberluir
ROME. ..nv. H.~~T’hc second ‘Consls- about twenty-five. gathered in the. hall
tory of the pouliflcaio of Pope Pius X.. ° of the consistory at, the Vatican half
.... which the postulation of the palli- I an hour before the ceremony._
no: for three American archbishopti‘ The United States was represented
EOccurred and ten American bishops. at the eonslstory by Mgr. Kennedy.
were proclaimed. took place this morn- rector of the American College hero.
THIS SPACE
IN TOMORROWS‘ PAPER ling. The ceremony was shadowed by and Mgr. Seton. titular archbishop of
‘ the death in the Apostolic palace of Heliopolis, of Newark. N. J. The form
JOScloff ’s ,Ctirdinai Morenui while the function or at the. private consistory received
was III progress. the pnllium for Archbishop Glennou. of
, The festivities in honor of the jllbl“ St. Louis.
721V. Main St. So. Norwalh ~
'r‘i rosin”: ‘l'wvr ‘
ice of the immaculate Conception be, —-—~——~—-—-——-
gun today with the holding of a briI-l A keen critic is apt, to make culling
limit copulatory, which was especially remarks.
A THANKSGIVING STORY
of rare interest may be read on the
i
... . .- _. WW... ...-r95: .... .. ..
pages of a savings bank book. It tells
a tale of industry and frugality. It
tells a tale of temptations rinsistcd. of
hopes for the future. it shows how
money grows when deposited in it good
savings bank.
YOU CAN READ
,sm'h a story iioxt Thanksgiving if you
star: now. (li‘l‘lilll‘! an account with
tho South Nurwnllt Savings ilunli in
tho lirsl l.‘lllt]lll‘i'. Al'tx'l' iliiii it will
army in inicroyl every day.
THE SOUTH NOR WALK
SAVINGS BANK
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Notice
TELEPHONE 322~4.
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A N INVOICE OF ABSOLUTELY NEW CROP EARLY PICKING,FANCY GEN.
UINE FOMOSA OOLONG TEA, WHIIcH IOFFER AT so C‘ENTSA POUND ANT) GUARANTEE EVERY POUND
TO as as REPRESENTED OR MONEY REFUNDED. THIs Is NOT A GIFT ENTERPRISE,A8 I DO NOT BE-
LIEVE IN THAT KIND OF ausmess. ‘
I AM SELLING THE FINEST VALUE THAT CAN BE PRODUCED ANYWHERE OR FROM ANY BODY
AT THE PRICE AND ONE SAMPLE POUND WILL TELL THE STORY. PEOPLE ARE GETTING TIRED OF
CHEAP, OLD CROP. LOW GRADE TEAS BEING FORCED ON TO THEM WITH CHEAP PRESENTS OF ONE
KIND 0R ANOTHER. THE sHREwo UPfl’O-DATE BUYER PURCHASES His GOODS WHERE QUALITY
Is GUARANTEED AND RESERVE3 THE RIGHT AND PRIVILEGE TO BUY AND PAY FOR His OWN GIFTS
WHENEVER HE HAS occasion TO use sAME.
I AM A PIRM aELIEVER IN THE ADAGE THAT AN ARTICLE ls NEVER CHEAP. NO MATTER
WHAT IT l8, UNLEss YOU HAVE use FOR IT. AND I DO NOT BELIEVE IN CHEAP Goons, NO MAT-
TER WHAT THEY MAY as OR WHAT EVER THE PRICE. i SOLICIT YOUR ORDER ON SEYMOUR'B FAN-
w“
. as.
e invisible little cord loop lust
enough to slip the hand through
a grateful addition to the present-
, muff. You are not not to lay the
, ”down when you can hold It so
. neatly.
‘ hear new and then of a woman
it rises a method to secure her more
liable combo to her hair similar to
K it . for fastening her expensive
. f has for her gowns. A tiny chain
[in inched to the comb and also to n
in. and It. is almost Impossible
III to slip out unnoticed. ,
. ,it seem to you that. i am mak-
ilriatmiu suggestion rather early?
bit too early for the woman who
I to make her gifts. The wise
begun to make hora last. Jan-
it“ been at It to leisure mo-
ver since. and she is the one
_ my mind. will get the most
out of her giving. She has
slit. up" a lot, of things at the
Building Line.
Notice is hereby given that the
Council of this City promises to es~
tabliah nud designate building lines
on land adjoining Clicsinui street
from Monroe to Concord street. South
Main street fmin V'i'ushingtou to Men-
dow street, Woodward ai'cnuo from
South Main street to the city line and
llanford Place. in this city. substan-
tially as follows:
A line live (II) foot from the fence
lines on each side of said streets or
highways, between which lines and
said highways no buildings or part
thereof. or any stoop or part thereof.
shall be erected or stationed. and that.
a meeting of said Council to establish
and designate said building lines as i
aforesaid will be held at the Council
Chamber on Monday, December am, I
CY NEW CROP OOLONG TEA AT 50 CENTS A POUND. THE FRAGRANCE AND BOQUET OF THIS TEA
I3 EXOUIOlTE. .. .
Charles E. Seymour.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ,
33 WEST WASHINGTON 811, LEADING GROCER.
Sure-To-Sell-Prices
ml. to pay (ltlbllt.
WWII"
. Inasonn‘bio prion
,, at. wuz. Prop.
twister“ Horst. on
Thames! as.
sent - ll creel
sea issuance or
run GOLUMIIA, III-
a ststosnsafice.
linearised? Divmsun
the. furious gale.
New liltigliind telegraphic «culls
and those to Philadelphia and Balti-
more are the only once in working
kecpslo. on the New York Central.
There was only one wire working on
this route and that extended only to
l’oughkeepnlo. 0n the ilirle lino. over
which many circuits to Chicago are
operated. 100 holes were knocked down
near Port Jervis. N. Y. No wires were
left southof Baltimore nor between
Philadelphia and, Harrisburg.
Much trouble cxltltaaouth of Wanna
bitten. where the storm first appeared.
in the latter oily several inches of
snow fall. ‘
'l’hiit the effect» of the storm were
moraine-reaching than to any similar
disturbance place the great billiard ' of
1888 botanic .evldcht today when the
tioii continued almost as com lots an
atom. Up to 10 oicloclt many ,points
_: Werecompl tely isolated II be whole 7”
'Iiectieaszwo a
r chad only by , meet
“the Well, tli
III aliens ,
, ”a
disarrsnseinent of Mrc continuum» ;
at anytime during the belgh ofvthe .
wires chiefly .y fallen tree boughs.
(itlmullltotllf. Nev. l-i.-'l‘be atone
driver between this place and Handle-
ill'lll. Mlllill.. Mr. Hall, today reported
licence of yesterday's storm. many of
the telegraph and telephone lines are
still down and there III II actions In-
terruption In the ordinary transaction
of business.
NASHUA, N. H. Nov. flaw—in this
section there was Ii heavy snowfall
during last night's storm. 'in this city.
following a down fall of rain amount-
ing to 1.42 inches. 'seven Inches of
.snow came. AI, Wilton. Milford and
Mountwrnon. twelve inches of snow
fall and at Hollis 10 inched.
, CARDINAL MODtNNI DMD.
,. noun, Nov. lit-«42:10 Ii. luv-(innit
n i Marshal. who; was. administrator
the tenements“ under Pepe
it ladies , , despicable-tru-
..0‘ the consulate was? In pro-
today. Dr. turnout. who attend.
cardinal anti the llllt, moment.
the this than "tit i
art and
1904. at. it o’clock p. m., when and
where all‘persons whose land is olfact-
cII thereby and who are interested
therein may appear and be heard in
....W.
Nudes. W
FurtherAIinroprialion
Notice is hereby given that the
council of this city proposes. at. its
next regular meeting. to be held on
Monday. December tith. 1004:; at 8 o"
clock p. m., to appropriate the sum
said cltyand the camel $175.00 to the
Health Department of, said City. for
current expenses of each of said no:
remnants. said appropriations being
in addition to; ‘giproprlationsefcr
said Departmentam eat the, atourned
annual City Monitor for the current
year. ' .I ...
to 7 death Namath '
snot. .
Per order
or $400.00 to the Police Department of "
Specials for tomorrow. Highest Quality of «tables at prices that will
not pull hard on your purse. Don't merely read these specials. but order
from no tomorrow and you'll be surprised at the saving you make.
forget we give the famous Hunt Tradinglstamps FREE.
Don't
U CHOIOE CRIAMER
am.» ...... «......
3 Dana Chem
30 Free Stampswlth 1 lb. Na, 1 Tea 606.
30 Free Mumps with I In. No. 2 Tea ..
25 Free Stem» with 1 lb. NO. 8 To.
16 Free Mumps With l/a lb. No. 1 Tsa........(....2tic.
15 Free Mauipswlth V, lb. No. 2 Tu .....
13 Free Wimp: with 1/, lb. No. a Ten 180.
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