Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 17, 1909 · page 3

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'f‘é‘ d ¥
in all ‘itiii‘liiiiniiidi aural“
in flamed. and cotton.
A dominate assortment of LAW!
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swam, a ' ‘ V Inception:
no ongow, . .. .

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2-3—Bu-lneu Departnlont

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890 -—Editor'| Residence

729723—th Editor's Ruldonce

$51." . NB 1 .L‘szfiéfi‘
6 tall this

Do and after Monday, November 22.
to? filial-walk branch Milan. of The
Ellenlng Sentinel will be in the store
ofF. A. Mitchell, .d'orudr of Wall and.
K lght ctr‘estp. The i’eiedhon'a'numbpr
w remain ihe's‘finlé,‘ 131? and Edi/Tar:
ti manta oils” and items may e
its}? at ih'a‘tpblac‘e. ‘

 

 

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.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Buckingham.
of Saugntuck, hove. moved to Chcstnlli
street, Norwalk.

' iss Elizabeth Austin, of Wcsl nvc-
n . is entertaining Mrs. (icorgc
.ioncs,‘ of Bostdu,’ Mass.

rank Dorsey, clerk in Morcill hi
()a‘honc‘s Norwalk store. is sick at
hip home in Stevens street.

 

 

Mrs. .lohn Levis, ’who rccentiy un-
derwent an operation, has roturncd to
her home in Franklin nvcnue. .

Miss Edith Merrick, of Norwalk, is
spending a Week with Mrs. E. .i. Mll-
ler, 32 Center street, Bethcl.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Flieison. who rc.
cently removed to New Jersey. arc ris-
iting friends in South Norwnlk.

The Unitcd American Mcchn'nlcs
will meet in tholr hull. Washington
strecl. Friday oven-lug, and will_ work
tho second degree.

 

F. A. Van Bnrcn, Thomas Silk and
Patrick Marshall wont on a hunting
trip, yesterday. and wore succcssful
in bagging a lot of game.

 

Miss (liltilcrlnc llyle. who has hccn
visiting Miss Kate English. of ltivcr
stroct, Norwnlk, returned to her bolllc

 

 

ill Stamford. yesterday.
'l‘hc Ludics‘ Thimble Club, of lhc
Notwalk Hospital Association. lnct

yesterday afternoon at tho rcsidcncc
of Mrs. Henry Colehnrn, of mm strcct.
A pleasant time was had. and refresh-
ments were served.

 

Copies of the Public Acts of tho
State .of Connecticut. in book form,
ilat'e boon reccived by Town (‘lcrk H.
R. Smith. Any onc wishing onc of
thcsc books may obtain it upon apply-
ing at the town clerk‘s oflicc.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd J. Angcvlnc. or
South Norwaik, have bean cuicrinin-
i Waiter liowc, of London. England.
w in gave a dramatic rcading for the
Town 'l‘cachers‘ Association at lhc
South Norwnlk Baptist Church.

 

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. I. Ambition . ii, at} AW”.
7’) i. and. ..

South Norwalk women
the aches and
the .kidnoys flii

know how
ains that come when
make life a burden.

spells. distressing urinary troubles, all

the stealthy approach of diabetes.
dropsy and Bright's discuss. Dunn's
Kidney ‘ Pills permanently curc. all
these diséa'lies. 'Hore's proof of it ill a
South Nor-Alum woman's word:

Mrs. ifi‘él‘rrge R. Miller. Hendricks
Avo. South Norwnik, says: "i now.
had no'orc'sslo‘n‘ to use Dunn's Kidney
Pills or any other kidney remedy for
,soyoral years. as my old trouble. has
ncver rctnrnod. i had a long siege
of kidney complaint and suffered ul-
in’ost constahtiy from backache.
could not rest well on account if the
dilll,‘ throbbing pains in‘ my bar and
during the day my lightest housework
was a burden. i was subjcct to dizzy
llcadachcs and also noticed at times
that the kidney secretions passed too
frequently. The contents of the first

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at Mrs. i’laisted'n Drug Store. helped
mo and i continllcd their llsc until i
was cutircly cured. I know of anvcrul
other pcoplc who have obtained cunni-
ly good rcsulls from tho use of this
rclncdy.”

For solo by all dealers. Prion hii
ccuts. Foster-Milhnl‘n (10., liuilalo.
New York. sole agents for thc United
States.

lakc no oi hcr.

ill llllill llll

 

Backdoor». hip paints.“hoadaclius. diuy ’ ' ’

tell of slots kidneys and warn you ,oi' "

 

 

. Great noon
enjoyable. but

chccr.

all will giro an added trout. in your

iZ-lS North Main Street.

 
 

 

‘box of Dunn's Kidney Pills. procured"

Rclllclllbcr lhc lllillit"~'l)illlli~'h'-~i|llll '

 
 
 

Sen‘d for Catalogue

l CAN 'Do

Day and Night Sessions;

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South Norwolk

ions have to ho piann'cd formflnp-hnzard-

t lacks the finish in which every“ howlti'ixifibi kos ajust prido.
We have uncommon attractions in Dining Room Furnitu, , ,aolcctod Ursula
your preforol‘loo at Thanksgiving tide.
uemblage will gch your family special pleasure on this day of special good
A modern moan; 'i’uhlo. suyut $13.50, a iiuffot or Sideboard at
$20.00 or a sot or now Dining Room Chairs tit-$1.50 or more or loss. Ally or '
'i‘hunksgiiiing celebration. You will bo‘ ‘

Merrill Business

ENTER NOW
Stamford

Your .séieclion from tilts all new and

wcli rcpuid to look through our line.

A. J. Collins,

Fu‘nbrai Diretfiolis andhEmbalmcrs.

 

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South notion. can

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FOR YOU

Competent Office Help in Demand.

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Port Chester

 

with .l. J. Hill

The Individual and the Govermcul
Should lic More Economical.
llcclurcs Railroad
Magnalc

“'ASlilNii’i‘iiN, Nov. l7.".ll"lllifi .l.
Icl‘l
Whilc llollsc ycslcl'llny aficr paying

| 58 WALL STREET.

Hill, lilo ruilrouil lilil;1lll|lt‘. illc

a call of rcspcci upon i’rcsidcllt 'l‘all.
declaring that tho lliuh cost or living
today was lllt‘ grcatcsl problem that
fucca lllt' .\mcricnn pcopic. lCcouonl)
on tho purl oi‘ lhc wwcrnhn-pl :lllll ill
dividnuin us \rcll, in» said, was lhc on»
ly ilil‘illtltl hc could nautical for rollic-
dying lllutlcrs. “History shows,“
said Mr. Hill, "that lhc high pricc of
“villi: is fill ilclzlllllillg of cvcry nation
ill dccllnc."

Mr. llili did lloi nlcnn cvcn to sun»
seal that. the American tuition was cu»
tering upon a decline, but ln- midi-d
with «:onsiderublo emphasis that he
thought a word of cuulioll thrown out
at this tlulc would not bc misundcr-
stood or fall of appreciation.

Extravaganco Condemned.

86 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

various sorts. lie dccillrcd illal what
was lil'l‘fll‘fl was a “conservation of
busincss."

”We hood to quiet down," llc said.
"and let things go on smoothly for u
n'llilc . I believe lll lhc conscrrution

FLYNN

90 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

(.‘upiuin l’clcr llockcr has had his
oyster ansolcnn bout, "Sylvester ilcck-
cr." iluulcd ollt on tile ways at Mil-
icr's ship yard in order that ll now,
strip or coppcr shcalhinl: might bc
pluccd along it“? wulcr lillc, ill pro-
pllnring for tho winlcr and its icc.

'i‘llnuksgivluu is u lloinblc occasion
for ihc display of iluc nappcl‘y. A bcull-
iiful collection of iloyiles, ncurfn. cen-
lcrpicccs. table mats. lowuls. snuurcs.
icll cloths. lincn ncls, otc, of sinlulurd
nradcs. such an cvcry honschwpcr
lukcs pleasure in. will bc found at N.
ii}. ilyuli (703s store.

 

'l‘llo prlvnlc our of President (3. H.
Moilcn, of lhc Now llurcn road. was
haniod through this city ycuicrdny
morning on tho oxprcsn from l’ittsl
iioid. ’i‘ho car was altnchcd to tho cx‘
llrcsn ui i-ltocklu'ldgc, Mimi-L. Mr. Mol-
lcn's aululllor borne. ()n the cur worn
lhc prciddont and lncmbcrs or his final
ily and oxoclquo stall.

’l‘ho fourth annual ball of Stamford
lllltllu'. Ilrnlllcrbmnl of Railroad 'l‘raitr
llll‘ll. will bc lll‘lll at ltcnlly Hull. Hilllli‘
ford. 'l‘uesdliy orclllna. Novclubcr 23.
An orchcnira‘ of nikht pieoon baa bcell
changed. (in this dutc lhc Washing-
ton express, which loin-on litulllford
ut lzll’l ll. m., will make u apcclni stop
at Port (lhc'ltt'r.

 

'l‘ho will of l’icrco. N. Wclch. into
of Now i-illvon. which was admitted
to prohnio in that city Monday, icavcs
850.000 to each of the five obildron of
tho luatalor. Mrs. lharios Wcilos
(irons. oi' liridxc ort, ll 11 «laughter of
tho into Mr. we ob. Tho other child-
rnn lira: fiiorneliww. (Janina. of Bronx-
vilic. N. Y.. and Miriam w. (lrnvoa.
(him ll. Weliih and Plonco N. Welch.
.lr.. of New Huron. Tim ontlre as-
illlc rill valued at about 3850.000.

 

Al lilo meeting of the South Nor-
waik council, 1%. 1.253. K. of (1.. on
Thursday evening. business grout
innlortnnoc to 0"?! member s to bo
transactod, and allow 0|“an to at-
icnd. by nostrils which are being soul.
out today. A smoker is loud hold on
out Monday evening lathe s and
a good tune wilidlc'hnd.- A no anm
tormlum‘wth‘ifl b0 trim. All invltlr
tlon hliilllso.bpm racetrpd tram itev.
lt‘uihcr Chornit by do Ittond the cor.
no, static on in on Thanksgiving
Day. and. no doubt the council will go
in a body. _ Mn. Flutter fibcrnitxity
inn. momwtl: month Namath Conn.
all. Molokai h high mom by all
this mem- . ‘ . . .

or our natural rcsourccs too, bill so

P H O N E 438.
mmmmmwmwmumnuoum

. Thanksgiving Linens

'i‘ilc colll'ciiun (‘tllihlh‘irl of llYt' o'clock Ton i‘iolbu. t‘l‘tlli‘l‘ l'iocos. "urchin
and Sideboard Scurfa, 'l‘l‘ny Cloths. Pillow Shams, 'l'owclu. lloylics. oil'., in
:l grout vnriciy of dcaigus and sizcs. if you ltllou uicc- linens you‘ll :lpplc-
ciulo llit‘h‘l‘ \‘illllt'h‘. (inc look at thorn will lcil you tour--
is ponsiblc with u loin; tll'hl'i'lllliiiil Imrc.

N. E. RYAN CO.

Exclusive Slice Styles

that you cannot sccurc in any other store in this locality arc found

Mr. Hill said that in- thought the lathe
brains of the nation should bu tllrncd l-Ql'pqu Ol‘dili'l'Y" SliiiiCS M ............. ”.00, 3150 and $4.00
to a correction of illc llnbit of cxlru- Innings \\'.-\i.l{‘(i\'iCltS ui‘ ............................. ”‘50
\‘xxsnncc rulhcr than to it'siriution of tutorials HAND srzwnp slums m ............... 33.50 and $4.00

BOLD ONLY BY

.60 OMMOOOOOMOOM“OOWW“.m”“00¢.M O...”

O. B. Jackson

Optician

Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free

NORWALK.

illl .‘l nlolncul than

sou'rn noawaut

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8. RYAN

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

fllr as ally ’nicr power trust in con-
ccrncd i don't, know of any.

socnzrv or mavrtowaa.

 

Discendants Meet in Hartford and
COIN SOCIAL.

Elect Offlcerc.
liltii’l‘i‘tiitll. Nov. l7
lhc acct-pilot; of rcpolia at the tour-
llecnlh annual llii‘t‘llllK oi tho Silt'ii‘ly
or {tinyiion'cr lh-sccndullts In tho .‘illllt'
:of t'onnocticut llcrc ycnloriilly, lhc lot

 

 

Given by Trinity Church Ladle; Yu-
tcrday Afternoon.

'l‘l'illiiy (‘llllrcll llltlll'i-l unrc il \‘cr.\‘
cujoyllblc social and ion ycslcrday of
icrnoon in lilclr parish room. liainly lowing oiliccra n'crc cicctcd
and ul'lisilclllly laid toll tables were liovcrnor. L. P. \Y. Marlin, lllil‘l‘
ill'l‘lillm‘il about lhc room and wiliic ford: llcpiliy governor. Mrs. Sarah 'i‘.
lllc liiilll'H drunk their lcu they now Kinney. liurlt’orll; nl'l'l'l'llll‘i’. Mrs. i-i.
cntcrtninmi wilh swcoi songs by Mrs. J. l’cnraon. Hartford; tronsnror, ti.
Sims and rcllliillua by Mrs. Lcslicil-l. lill.\liil)il(l. Norwich; historian, ll).
t-lmitll. The coin collectors, or foot .A. Hill. \i'llnilington, ll, t‘_; cilicr. A.
of pcllllics, wcrc collutcd and the sum 't-i. Hush, llcnvor. l‘olu; captain. l~‘. 'I‘.

of $81 was ulidcd to ibcir lrcllnnry, Aunts. illTiokiyn, N. Y.; llnclslnnln,

I-‘lliillu llli-{i

\\'iillun,l \\' llydc. Mina Mary K. 'l‘lli
coll, t‘ i) 'i‘bonlpson. and W. t‘.
Ii‘nxon. of Hartford; Mrs K. A. ll
vllrumbbx Now London, and Mrs. i).
ll lllllllpilrl-y. Non Yolk

A bunqucl was lll‘lil utter tllc bust
lll‘iérl lllcctllln.

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EX'SECRETARY CARLIBLE'S CON-
DlTlON.

NEW YORK. Nov 17 At ill. \‘llr
cclll’s ilor‘pilnl. whcrc ox l-lccrclury
of tho 'l'rl-nsiily .ltlllli ll ('lll‘lislc llllli
bccll acriously ill for acyorui days
phat. it was hold this morning that ho
had hlld another hood ulnhi, and that
hill condition wail connidcrcd onconr
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tow priced enough to be with-
.ln the with" of all. good enough
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equal: that cold by dealer: ordi- ~
narliy for ‘isiil‘drfillo. ‘ Dim“:
the standaruwu tile «in hole
year after year, adenoid die mit-
dlo it cnilroly froml‘vtbo' limo it
loaves the bllll1 until It ii pub
éh‘uod (liy our containers.

You are sure of molt qual.
ity for your money here

The Union Pacific
Tea Ca,

126 WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE 6424!
FREE DELIVERY
Headquarters for Sugar
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RIDGEFIELD EXCITED.
Over Occurrence in New Pariah House
Saturday.

'l‘llcrc is u grout deal of crcitclncni
ill l‘tidgrtlcld oycl' a kickllp ill church
lllaltcrs that look plucc ill that town
on Saturday illit'l’llmlll. 'l‘llc cxcito
lucnt has to do with lhc ncw parish
housc, just ill-lug colllplclcd, and an
incident that occurred ill it, in which
scrcritl of tho fol‘cmosi workers of
lhc church worc conccrncd.

The parish bousc was dcslglle‘ as a
lllcctillg place for thc tiilfl‘. i-‘ricndly
society and lhc .\icn's Club as Well as
”it” Lndii-s‘ Ullllll. ’l‘o cn-lcbruic tllc
colnplciton of the now ilonsc illc Men's
club had plunucd for n big suppcr
lhcrc on Wodllcsdny night of this
hook. ’l'bcrc is a most ext-cilcut bow-
ling nib-y ill lllc collar and sonic of
tho lnclnbcrs of" thc Men's club wcrc
down tllcrc on Saturday afternoon
trying out lhc allcy.

llllt' of lhc balls llllywn down jump-
cd ovcr lhc cud of lllt‘ alley and land-
ed bchlnd a large box. One of the
lucn lunilcd down, and reached our
lhc box to not lhc hull. ills hand
uruspcd something warm and furry. lie
pct-kcd orcr ll was a largo Mephii
lls Mcpllitica ill a fine stoic or prcav‘
crrntion, iii- tiplocd away from lhc
spot and told the others of lhc lllld
ill-hind lln- box.

'l‘llc lucn nil hold a consultation and
one roluniccrcd to “ct a gun and
shoot lhc illtludcr. So whilc lhc roi
nlllccr obiuiucd the gun lhc rcsl wal
cllcd to ncu- that lhc glllnc did not co-
cnpc tllcnl. The mall with tho Klill ro
lllrncd ulld ceiling in a spot when,» he
could obscrvu tllc board, he look curc
fill aim and ilrcil 'l‘hc rcpori of tlll’
fill niln ulld iirtd. The roport of tho
gun was followed by liw sure” of gun
pondcr and olhcr llilllRN, tbc other
things lining for tho strongest.

'i‘bc ulcn tilonxht not upon lilo-ordcr
of their going but they Wind at oncli
and worn glad to not outsidc and
brcatllc lhc pnrc air. Mcmbcrs oi

lhc church who lircd within a lnib- of ‘

tho parish housc kin-w what had bap-
pound and tbcy did not soc lilo ganlc
klllll I'lllll‘l‘.

l‘olicalrinus ilcld ibcir lilllllllli‘l“
cillcfn in iiloir incon llllll hurriedly lcfl
lilo vicinity of lhc now building an
”icy went down town to do llii‘li‘xl‘lltl-
urdny niahi shilppiiilz. ll finaliydawn-
oil on lin- nlcmbccra of tho chill lillll
llllll‘Nil solnclhlug wan done and done
quickly thorn wmlld‘ he no nuppc- hold
boom '77. z’cdncn
Ilily nlllbt So ll lnculllcr wan appeal
ml to null bc accrued a largo stock of
pnl'fllhlcs. ill-odcrlncrs. tIltfiscjiiil'a and
anything clue that would art no a
collntcracicr of lhc nli prcvalilng
smell. Most at tho night Saturday
was spool to fumigation tho bowiilu:
alley and oihcr rimms in tho pariah
housc.

 

WOMAN WON QUIT AGMNST RAH..-
ROAD.

Pl'r’i‘fiiitiitti, Pa. Nov. l7.~--'F”!"f'9ll
to give up her tonal on on minimum
train to an intoxicated ncllrolul. sonata
nicd from bar lick babe. iflio wall on
it sent with her. and cjcotod from on?
train by railroad lncn In a Villmoly
stretch of country. bocansc llho rcfun-
ed to submit to tho ollclzcd outrago.
was tho story submitted to a jury yon-
tordny by Mrs. Mary Croyviéy in bar
unit in a local court for 15.000 diatoms
against the Pltuburn. Cincinnati. Chtu
duo and 8t. imuis Railroad Company.
The rosllli was that tho symnatnciic

 

ingot) ill the has no ‘ the inlnlii'f
um. um hall has. , ‘al.

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' ~l...«~dm”“"'mT‘L7“ 3" .w
loamthanamzo’ln.Malm W .3 _

 

county alas it on do not to lug. ‘
In a Few collateral: .q
We Offer for This Hay '

59;: BOYS: SWEATERS. 3.9.. $1.25 MAanolll GLOVES. ital. . l
All sizes; relueuibcr for this :A new lot fol (ills day; ov- “4“

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

day only; regularly 590. cry pairgnarantcod.’l‘hursr ;
Thursday ................ 39:: any ................. 93c pair
$1.50 UMBRELLAes 99c. 31.25 ALL Liam NAPKINB. '

ladios' and Gonts’ Umbroi- 98:: 00:5".
If?" “mm!“ """" ‘ "'9.“ 20320 All Linen Napkins;

All lcuthor. lcuther lincd; ' ' Q ' A ~.; .
regularly $1.25. 'l‘llllrstiay.69c ”.50 DOLLS. 99c. , fi “1‘
50c UNDERWEAR.39¢. 22 lllcll Dolls; roglllarly . i ‘

, . “.50; that's the pi‘lcc next,
Ladios Underwear; regular- ‘ ‘

, 5 month; now what you can

ly one. Thursday ........ 3 i: save i’or Thursday. Annil
'“““‘“‘"""“‘“‘”’“”""”"’"‘" vcrsar Prlco ............ 99c :
59c SHEETS. 39c. y '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Slxiili, good quality lllllsln. $1.50 MANNISH WAISTS. 98c.
' l-cguiurly 59c. 'l‘hnrsduy..39c imported pimped Madras,
“‘“‘ “W“ “‘“w “ “ "W" guilruntccd to laundry ox-
12'3 HOSE. 7‘: PA'R- iru finc; all styles and
lillnrunlmed that blacks sizes for 'l‘hursday. illstcad
7c pair: 4 pairs. 25c of $1.50 .................. 98c
L‘_> t I ‘
$10 HATS, $6.98. 36 HATS, $2.98.
y..." when”. of m”. $10 ins than one»haif price; 50
llllis. 'l‘bnrsdur ....... $6.98 Hills in the lot. While they 2
w--- _..._-M. 4...... -_-_ “MN last .................... . 2.
39C W'NGS- 19C~ 75c CHILDREN'S HATS. 39:. f‘
lliuck Wings: regularly 30c. Your choice of our 75(- Child« ’
lt‘or Thursday ........... 19c rcn's Hats. Thursday...‘..390 g
92 Washington 7 South Norwaik i
9 Street . " Conn. . j

“The Housc 9“,A_éll‘iity_ and Pragrgss.“

go. it” ... l mu.“ 1;... wast. .;

No matter

best results.

ill lull ll lllllllss Willi: _ fl «
The Hatch 81 Bailey

 

_ 0f having youii Wing'”mimlhliedfim
no this is aimhdi fiie’ LAST (mm = ,

which syétem appeals to you as

the best way of heating your halite. we can iii-
élall it in such a way as to guaraiiiec thé'iéi‘}

:Bcfore cold weather call on

to

SOUTH NOR WALK. CONN.

YARD TEL. 46-2.

MILL TEL. 44'.

Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace

We would call particular attention to .our Moulded Wooden notion. '
mad. in two aim of Douglas fir. tho moot durable of modern woods: will out-

int main! and is more ornamental.

Also we connoonuy recommend "Lincoln Roofing” for roof: and also for

flashing In plan. of racial. Don not rust or decay and will In! a "man.

J eddo Coal for F urnacc

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Cross Creek Coal for Range
Carmel Coal for Open Grate

Home Comfortable
' Meals

on Time
Children Happy. .

Raymond Bros.

 

 

 

uranium
FEARS. ‘
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.»All trn-
cos of tho wrcck of the historic Cote
toilet-alto ironclad Morl‘imac. which
found its last rusting pint-c. on tho not-

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ihocho

tom of tho Elisabeth River. near Noni

l'tlllt. Wt. on» United Billion Light-V
bollac Board has discontinued the uso‘
of tho famous moon in connection
with n holly marking the spot.
KENTUCKIY'O Ilfl TOIAGOO
LOUISVILLE, Kr. Nov. i'i.-l(en-‘
utility's barley and other grades of lo’

 

human in m infill own arm the tour- tantrum must-ton

 
 

r

DISAP- out Quantity lever known. neural“.

 

.. MW. .. . . ._.
Better Have Us Overhaul
Your Auto ~'
lu-foro 'I‘hnnkanirilur. That will malto
sure that your holiday spin will .bo
iron from any ordinary ntlcidant. .You
may not think lborc is anything Wm
with your car. but thorc nifty bu flint
tho mono. And an a prevantiou in bats
tor than cure have us osamine your
machine to mako surc nvorytbin-z is

all right. if thero'o nothing wrong
tllnro‘s no charge.

Lutbch.Wi

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