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Get Your Drug Wants
, Filled at the
B ridge Pharmacy
sup do a? "“1 Molt-t mm at
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chair: for our trolley patronm
Come In and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. manager.
Richard Bland, who has been with
the Crescent Laundry as driver for
several years, began his new duties
with Ariel Cameron yesterday.
Owing to the slippery rails the trol-
ley motormen were obliged to exercise
nmch caution this morning and last
night.
Muster Walter Thompson, of 254
East avenue, has taken a position with
the City Printing Company, In South
Norwalk.
Captain C. H. Rider, of Sailors“
Snug Harbor, Staten island. is a guest
of his daughters, Mrs. C. 1.. Ainsworth
antllkMiss Harriet S. Rider. of East Nor-
wa .
William Benedict and family are
planning to move from their present
home. in Cottage street to another
house in the same thoroughfare, that
of Jerome Smith.
Annocunccmonl has been made that
Charles H. Gchrmann a well-known
East Norwulk reside! and butter, and
Mrs. Etta Deforest, is married in
New York city Saturday. ‘
The weather sharks declare that
there will be no protracted cold weath-
er until the streams and ponds II
with water. At the present time he
supply of water is very low.
Clarence Byxbec has had his jib and
malnsail boat brought around to the
Ayers shipyard in Seaview avenue and
she will be hauled out there for the
winter when the title permits.
Second street wil be In a very im—
proved condition in a few days from
present indications. The contract for
this work. which was recently given
out by the selectmen, has been started
by Finch Brothers.
John ii. Griffin's horse which pick-
ed up a long nail on the Washington
street bridge Saturday is getting along
nicely and it is not believed that iocic
jaw will result. It is also hoped to
prevent permanent lameness.
The Washington street bridge shell
pile has blossomed out in all its been
ty during the past two or three days.
This is on account of the warm Wt'lltll'
or, which has caused the shells to give
to lift up will
When This Statement is Made it May
be Generally Attributed to the Lack
at Good Health
We want to talk to people who are
nervous, who suffer frequent head-
aches, who don't enjoy their food.
who are irritable, quickly lose their
temper. who are so exhausted that
they feel they must. give up. amt have
become so despondcnt that life doesn't
seem worth living. We iicllcve we
know. what is lilo matter ,with these
people in this condition, and if they
will follow our advice. we can tell
them how to regain good health and
that buoyancy of feeling which makes
life seem surrounded with happiness
and sunshine.
Most of the above described condi-
tions are chiefly caused by what is
commonly called catarrb. in “below
par" conditidn of mucous membranes.
'i‘his delicate lining of certain of the
body cavities becomes weakened. ln-
finmed and cmigosted until the whole
system In weakened. nu-ntul depres-
sion ensuing as one of the results. The
wise way to overcome. tilts condition
is through a treatment of the general
system. We have the treatment. and
Wf‘ are no positive it. will produce the
results we claim for it that we will
supply it to ally one with the under-
standing that we will return to them
every penny fluid as in every lnlsnncc
where the treatment is not in every
way satisfactory amt beneficial to
1 cm.
e want you to try chnll Mucu-
Tone. which Is it scientifically devised
ulterutlve tonic and body builder. its
action being to aid the body in its
effort to reestablish the natural and
healthy functions of the mucous mom.
braues.
Rexnll Mucu~Tono thus acts to ex-
pel the. "catarrhui poison." restore the
mucous coins to good health, tone up
the whole body. allay inflammation.
remove congestion and stimulate the
system to healthy activity. it is splen-
did t‘or aiding in the building up of
flesh and muscle tissue and removing
weaknesses. ,
Ctillle to our store and get a bottle
of Mnco-Tono, and after giving it a
reasonable trial. if you are not satis-
fied. simply tell us so, and we will
hand back your money without ques-
tion. Surely nothing could be~~moro
fair than this. Result Moon-Tone
comes in five since. 50 cents and $1.00.
Remember you can «obtain Remit
Remedies in South Norwalk only at
our store—«The Retail Store. The
Clifford Pharmacy. Quittnor a Conty.
Props.
are still In the water.
out the odor about which there has
boon so much complaint.
A number of wolleknown [but Nor-
walk business men attended the laser
to. of tho Merchantl‘ and Manufactur-
ers‘ Amdation last evening at the
South Nor-walk Club and also signed
their uuuiu to the membership list
for tile rejuvenated organisation.
George Hodge. the weltknown dis-
tributor of Mtddlebrooks' almanacs,
surprised his friends yesterday by an
pouring In one of the mail carrier uni-
forms. The owner, however. had been
careful to remove the buttons and
consequently there is not likely to be
trouble on this score.
The opinion is gaining ground that
the Weather man has slipped a cog
on the present brand being handed
out. if the Weather would continue for
a few weeks like this morning it would
be possible to have gardens and it will
not be surprising if the trees bud out
a bit if this morning is duplicated for
a few days.
East. Norwalk streets are, suffering
severely from the auto traffic. especi-
ally where they have been given dress-
ing of crushed stone. There are num-
erous rats in the roadbed and at oth
era the. stone has been swept, off by
the fast traveling wheels,. leaving the
roadbed about as Innocent of stone as
when it, was applied.
Thursday will probably be. a popular
day for hauling out pleasure boats that
On that day
there will be a perigee tide. Many of
the pleasure boat owners havo left the
craft In the water until this late day
for flillling purposes and If this wen-
tber continues for a time. they will
keep them in service much longer.
George R. Van Alstync's Idlsket
somewhat resembles the steamship
Florida, whose how was stove in a
year or so ago in collision with another
steamship. The Elsket, like the Flori-
da, h a had her how all cut away. The
heel ms also been taken out and a new
one will take its place in commotion
with the lengthening out of the boat,
The teachers of the East Norwulk
Sunday school held an important Illi'l‘l-
ing last evoniug, when among other
matters taken up, plans were made
fur the Christmas entertainment of
the school. It is proposed to have the
festival on Tuesday evening, lit-cun-
her 23th. in the meantime, a flop cu~
tertuinmcnt program will be arranged.
Contractor Ii. V. Carr started opera
tions this morning for the building of
the six cottages which Charles E.
lloyl is about to have erected in Wood
ward avenue. The cellars Will be built
as soon as possible and the buildings
enclosed, in order that the weather
may not interfere with them. it Is
hoped to have them all finished by
spring.
People who live in the vicinity of
Benedict Forms are asking questions
regarding the intention of the town to
gardiug a rail or substantial string
piece between the tracks and the
bridge proper. The bridge and the
tracks are flush and It is feared that
trmlble may develop from this fact.
With the filling in of the trench be
side the cast abutment, the bridge will
be about ready to use.
The football team. which it was an
pounced some time ago would go down
to .\'oroton 'l‘hanksglving lluy and play
the vclcrullsofthc l-‘ltch home, how
been over confident, ii is feared. for
they have done no hard practicing of
late. There was some talk of having
the gable played In East Norwulk i)lii
sheer lllfldi'Hly has caused the local
contingent to insist on Noroton as the
battle grounds. llcsldcs. the Home has
a finely equipped hospital and an um
butnncc. ’
East Norwalk schools cclcbrutr
Thanksgiving with appropriate escr-
cisca tomorrow. in the Marvin School
all grades will assemble in the as
sembly rooms. In the Iv‘ltch School
the grammar grades will assemble and
the primary grades will hold the ex-
crciscs in their own class rooms. The
following arc the programs:
Marvin School. .
Reading of Proclamation.
Sougm’l‘hunksgivlng Hymn, School.
l’sulm lull ~ School,
Recitation Guess. .lohu llruggc.
ltecltatlon~’l‘he Uoll's Thanksgiving.
Edith Dunn.
Bluuo Duct Gertrude and Adclln Van
(iovcrlng.
Composltion~~~“\\’hy We (‘ctebratc
'l‘hnnksgiving," Ray It‘flldiug.
Recitalton—~--'I‘ommy ilob, Teddy Cole
man.
Dialoguw The Story of the Pilgrims.
Flour (llrls, Room 1’.
Sollgm'l‘llc llrculrlng Waves Dashed
High. School.
Recitallonw'l‘ho First Thanksgiving
.luiiu Ilnvllcck.
Itccitatlon~—~Grandma's Pumpkin Pies.
Muriel .luncs. .
Recitation «A Thanksgiving Wish.
George Davidson.
i‘luuo Solo—~Murionetts. Ruth Coyne.
llocitutlon—-'I‘huuksglving Joys. How;
ard Angolman.
Recitation-«e«The Contented Pumpkin,‘
Olive ii. illpson.
Recitation» My 'I‘hunksglving,
Mills.
Bong— llringing in the Sheaves. School.
Recltutionm'l‘lulnksglvlng. Mae Angel
mnn.
’I)iaioguo-—'l‘hanksglvlug. Eight Pupils.
Room C.
Recitationw'I‘he Story of the Pilgrims
Richard Hoyt. t
Recitation-wSpelling. Lillian Lester.
Bert
Recitation The. Pies. Marion Cole
mun.
Song-wlfuil the Glad Thanksgiving.
‘ School.
Fitch School.
. Grade One. ,
Story of the I"ilgrlms-'f‘en pupils.
A Thanksgiving Roclpowilnrold How
urd.
Thank-You Day—w'l‘hurkton bales.
itxorclse~Twelw pupils.
lfllsie's ’i‘hanksgiviug~Grotchen Rider
round Ct‘OIill)’. .
Tile-Little Pilgrim Muluwfleten Bum
. mun. " ‘ , ,
Why They Made 'l‘hnnltilgtvtng—Lavv‘f
VIII.
Maw-A Thanh-giving l'io. scum.
leluhldltlo Baby Pull ill.
Maurine motion. Ilmdrlko
Inun. Willie Kepler. Evelyn (tur-
Minter.
RecitationmNovembi-r Riddles.
I-«An Apple. Lillian Khumiclf.
2~~Thnniugiving Day. Marguerite
Jonel.
:lmNIitI, Bertha Farr.
io-The Wind. Laurel Seymour.
o-A Pumpkin. Thomas horns
ll ~i’otatoes. Virginia Lisbona.
7~<A Cranberry, Ilessic Muttart.
Soar—hittle Jack l‘ioruor. class.
Recitation—~A Meeting on the First
Thanksgiving Day. Judith Thump
son.
And actors dressed as Puritan Girl
and boy. lra Howard and Harold
Hyatt.
Recitation .lack-o-Lautern
talk). Gerald Mead.
Selig—"The Six Little Peppers, class.
Grade Three.
Song ----- Landing of Pilgrims. class.
Recitation—«Dolly's Thanksgiving, Ell-
za O‘Hara.
Recitation-«Sing a Song of Thanksglv~
ing. Wilfred Everett.
ltcclt.atlon~—'l‘he Mayflower, Elizabeth
Hendricks.
Sorlg~-~'I‘urkey Gobbler, class.
Recitation—«The First Thanksgiving.
Charlotte Cornstock.
Recitatiorr«~»l.ittle Paul's Thanksgiv-
Ing. Carlton L'llommedleu.
Recltattoo—«Thanksgiving Joys. Angus-
ta Schuuzenberg.
Recitation-~liiy Dream, Leslie Davis.
Song——-Cnrtlouds of Pumpkins. class.
Recitation ~ Iiertie's Thanksgiving.
Junior Nichols.
Recitation--’l‘hanksglvlng in the flora.
Exercise~Novembers Sad Little
Maids, to pupils.
Recitalionml’opping Corn, class.
Songmtiver the River, class.
Grammar Grades.
Song-Praise to God, school.
Reading-“Psalm 96.
Lord's Prayer~«~ School.
ltccllation in Concert ’1 Lyman Gilbert,
Addie tfartcr, l’eurl Muttart. John
Stewart.
Rccitatloi mlzlatln‘ Day. Alfred Ander-
son.
Recitation-Six Little Turkeys. Eunice
Williams.
Recitalloft—~’l‘hankful Jimmie. Marion
Thompson.
Song-Love Divine, school.
liecitutiollm'l‘hanksgivlng, inn Plait.
Recitation A Wise Gobbler. Amelia
iledman.
ilccitniiollw-A Thankful
lug, Edna Anderson.
Recitation—How Father Curves the
Duck. Wiuton Kelley.
Song llcar Lord. 1 Thank Thee.
school.
Recitation-dart Us Thanksgiving
Rem). George Van Wagoner.
Recitation—«John White's Thanksgiv-
lug, William Morrow.
Recitation A (hmd Thanksgiving.
Wilma ('Yerii-rgrcn.
itccitatlon-—A lloy‘s Thanksgiving, Er-
nest l'lait.
Song—died Illcss Our Native Land.
school.
Recitation—tier Thanksgiving Dinner.
Lots Rider .
Recitation»0ur First Waohday. Mm
mle Brennan.
Song The New Hall Columbia. school.
The Iiimiergurlcns In both schools
have lived Instructed regarding the day
and their occupation has been along
this general line of late. They will
have suitable exercises for the occa-
sion. Parents and friends are wet»
come. Exercises in thrI Marvin school
begin at iz-il'l; in the Fitch school
grammcr grades in assembly at 9
o’clock; primary grades at 2 p, m.
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Childron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAW'A
Rtliiiililli
Judge i4). l.. Andrths. of New York.
has been at his summer residence on
Rules Hill the past few days, and
aside from having a but rtmf placed
on thc house is now wiring the build»
ing for electric lights, which he ex
pccts to have installed before Thanks-
giving Iluy, so that he may be able
(chalk
Thanksgiv-
. to bare a family reunion in the house.
The marriage of Miss Lida Wicks.
daughter of Mrs. llcster Wicks. of
Crockett street. to Jesse Porter. of
New York. will be solomuized at tht.I
residence of the bride. Thursday.
Thanksgiving dny afternoon. at 4
o’clock. Only the relatives and near
friends of the. contracting parties will
be present. Mr. and Mrs. Porter will
reside in New York.
There was a small fire. yesterday at»
tornoon. in the apartments of Mrs.
Reed, In the library building. Mrs.
Reed was kindling a fire in the stove,
when seine sparks flew out, setting
tire to a lace culruin amt couch. which
were completely consumed by the
flames. The fire companies were not
called out. as Fred Dibble. of Roway-
ton avenue. was in the vicinity. and
assisted Mrs. Reed in putting out the
fire before much damage resulted.
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-~“(lenorally debilitated for years.
Had sick headaches. lacked ambition.
was worn-nut and all run-down. Bur-
doc Blood Bitters made me a well
woulnn.”-Mrs. Chas. Froitoy. Moosup.
Conn.
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iiiititii iitii‘ililitiliiltt.
There will be Thanksgiving Day
iervicc an customary at St. Luke's
Church. Noroton. at 10:30 a. m.
There are. uncalled for letters at the
i)arien postomcc addressed to H. J. C.
ifackarness. ldn bishop. Herbert lies-
‘dl. Alex Ard. Chlherino A. Thomas
and Nina Bchofleld.
Clifford Street. of Durieu. and If.
B. bundle. of East Norwaik. are at
present shutouts at tho Stevens instl.
tutc. which best Rutgers at footfull
Saturday. -
‘constable Hanford Smith is very
much Improved from his severe illness
In which he rm towered unconscious
pendulum“
ill-«yam
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Out-ofordor kidncylynct Inc and
backache or bladder mm is relieved
after a low doses of Punch Diuretic.
Pains -in the back. sides or lolas
mountain! twinge». debilitating head-
ache. nervousness. dininess, sleepless-
nass. inflamed or swollen eyelids.
wornout feeling and many other symp
toms of cloned, Inactive kidneys sin»
ply vanish. '
Frequent painful and uncontrollable
urination due to a weak or Irritable
bladder is promptly overcome.
The moment you siispoct any kidney.
bladder or urinary disorder, or feel
rheumatism coming. begin taking this
harmless remedy. with the knowledge
that there is no other medicine. at any
price. made anywhere else in the
would. which will effect so thorough
and ,prompt a cure. as a fifty-cent
treatment 'of Pape‘s Diuretic, which
any drugglst can supply. ,
‘ This unusual preparation goes direct
to the calm-order kidneys. bladder
and urinary system, cleaning, healing
and strengthening these organs and
glands. and completes the care before
you realize it.
A few days' treatment with Papa's
Diuretic means clean. active, healthy
kidneys. bladder and urinary organs——
and you feel flue.
Your physician, pharmacist. banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that Pape, Thompson & Pane, of Cin‘
cinnufi. is a large and responsible
medicine. concern. thoroughly worthy
of your confidence.
Accept only i’spe‘s Diuretic-«~flfty-
cent treatment—whom any drug store
«anywhere in the world.
in Bridgeport recently. Mr. Smith Is
now able to get out of doors and about
again.
Thanksgiving eve In Darlcn will be
made merry at the town hall by a sub»
scription dance of the young people. it
will be in the form of a barn dance
and the ball will be prettily decorated
for the occasion.
The ilarien Methodist and Cohgro
gallonnl Churches will have a union
Thanksgiving service at the latter
church. it will be held at 7:30 o'clock
Thanksgiving night and the pastors
of both churches will participate.
The December meeting of Eagle
Hook and ladder and Engine Com-
pany. of Dnrien. will he a regular
monthly meeting. but. the January
meeting will be the animal mansion.
Officers will be elected at that time
and the reports of the officers recelv~
ed. .
Professor lane's singing class
which is practicing to give an operetla
will rehearse this evening at the Dar»
ten Methodist Church. The rehearsal
was to bare been held at the town ball
but this Idea was given up on account
of the decorating for the Thanksgiving
eve subscription dance.
The funeral of Miss Betsy Weed. the
aged Daricn resident who met such an
unfortunate death yesterday morning,
.‘lilss Weed having been asphyxiated
by coal gas. was held this afternoon
from her late home in Ilarlcn. The
Rev. G. ii. Smith. pastor of the flatten
Methodist Church. officiated. and In-
terment followed In the Sinuson Come
buy at Ox Ridge.
At the Presbyterian Church. Nero
ten. the pastor. Rev. f'urlos Martyn.
delivered another of his interesting ad-
dresses Sunday evening on the home.
Ills topic was “i-‘atherhood and Moth-
erhood." Next Sunday evening he will
air lilv concluding address, when his
all ect will be "liable. Sweet Home."
This series has been very popular.
lulpful and inspiring.
The auto lruillc through the town
for the Yule-ilurvnrd gillllt' was much
lighter than was the case a week ago
for this Yule-Princeton garlic. This to
accounted for in one measure by the
great distance to Boston for an ditto
trip to a football game Many who
A Few MMHMK'
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Imus of liquor. John P. m.
the ovum of the building. was in his
minerals-p In swlher port of the
building and hunted out to m what
had caused the trouble. He lost no
line in making the man pay M the
glass. the fellow being given an op-
portunit to pay up. and save himself
from go I. to lull.
Vito Vlauco, the second Stamford
man arrested by Constable John
Finch for peddling liquor In Dorian
without a license to do so, found his
act to be serious business Saturday
night when he was tried before Justice
William R. Willmott. Jr. He pleaded
guilty and was fined :50 and costs.
which be paid. The liquor which was
seized to being held and a hearing on
It has been arranged for next Monday
evening. In the event of no one up-
pearing It will be Immediately ordered
confiscated by Justice Willmott.
Ohtlidron Cry
CA‘STORI-A
iiiili’iilii .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sturges have
been entertaining relatives.
lermauia Lodge will give a dance
in their hail tomorrow evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Purdy are on-
tertaining guests from New Jersey.
Rev. Mr. Taylor gave his second
stereoptlcnn lecture Sunday evening.
The Misses Thomas, of Compo street
have gone to New York city for the
winter.
Mrs. Samuel Elwood has returned
from a visit with her daughter in
New York.
Owing to Thanksgiving the Wct'llly
meeting of the .clubs and guilds will
be omitted this Week.
Mrs, Horace Mills of Cross Highway
Nitertalued Miss .‘iiartha Mills and
George Louis, Sunday.
William Iiagu the electrician at the
trolley burn, is confined to his home
with muscular rheumatism.
l’etcr Kramer who has been visit»
tug wlatlvcs in Rom-ville district, has
returned to his home in Georgetown.
John Elwood and Wesley Sherwood
have INA-n appointed administrators of
the estate of the late Sarah l,. Sher
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Godfrey and
non of New York. will spend Thanks
giving with Selectman and Mrs. Oscar
Smith. .
The Audubon society of the East
Snugatuch school will reorganize this
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We Do Our Own Grinding
LENSES GROUND WHILE
YOU WAIT.
Come in and have your broken
lenses duplicated, no matter
where they were made.
We have all of Mr. Hoyt'o Pro
scriptions. .
Oiilce hours, 8 n. m. till man
a. m.; 12:46 until 6 p. to. Mon-
day and Saturday evenings un-
til 9 p. in
Fonwick Optical Company
luccomrs to
HOMER I. HOYT.
Rooms 7% United Bank Building
97 WASHINGTON 81’»
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TEL. 80342.
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Mahackemo Hotel
1. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
GEM/i6! AND OUIIINI UP TO DAT!
RATE! .2 PIR DAY AND UPWARD
Supper or Table D‘Hote' Dinner.
‘0 toys p. at. 50c
‘ SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
7n. cm. on
. “an...” a.» m.m~w~_s-~.m
You have reason to be thankful
‘lf you have a
Stamiof'd
Range
run run
. AY
Cooking
Hora(—2teafil'tfiwff.~ Nash
LOCAL AGENT
Normlk
,‘VIBIIHQNI 401
North Main and Well Streets;
Daily Line to N. v.
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January 7
mos, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East Rtvrr, New York. (foot
of Dovar street). every day, (OICOIII
Sunday). at t p. m. l‘rulght received
at Norwalk up to l p. m. and Bodtl
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat 00.
Annie. J. Omtth. 0.0. Hog-man.
mus. ’ control Agent.
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wuraponislfsdo. an we iwould like in
furnllhvudyobr dining room a little so
you wilt‘euloy ‘thut turkey. Look over
our line of
E‘Biiiiets, Sideboards.
distension Tables.
1 "China fCiOSets
and Chairs
and see what a little money will do
to make your Thanksgiving pleasant.
‘A. J. angevme dz
1 initialisatimros :ovsnv.
i COUTH NOIWALK.‘
m rrrrcntrs '
area
Automatic
of the Perfection Oil Heater.
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week under the direction of Miss
Katherine Wilcox.
The many friends of Mrs. E. 0
Simpson will be grieved to learn that
she is very seriously ill at her home
on Lincoln avenue.
Miss (‘larn Fairchlid of Greens
Farms, has secured a position as.
stencgrapher with the (:rofut and
Knapp company of South Norwalk.
On Thanksgiving day Holy common
ion will be administered in Christ
and Trinity churches at 8 a. m. At
10:30 there will be a union service oi
all the churches.
Louis, the young son of Louis mun-
nio of iloseville district, broke his arm
Saturday by falling from trolley
car in cudcavorlng to recover his fare
which he dropped.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H
Wood, and Chauncey Barlow. both of
this village, will take place tomorrow
evening at Holy Trinity rectory, Rev.
Mr. Mackenzie will perform the core
mony. .
There is no case on record of a
cough or cold remitting in pneumonia
or consumption after Foley's Honey
and Tar has been taken. as it will stop
your cough and break up your cold
quickly. Refuse any but the genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar In a yellow
package. Contains an 0 late: and Is
safe and sure. Bridger arm-0y and
P. H. Raxler. "
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sacs:
M
One Gorton Steam
, Boiler
USED THREE YEARS
One Richhtdson 8:
Boynton Co.
Hot Air Furnace
USED THREE YSARO
One HJAir Fur-
nace
USED FIVE YEARS
One Hot Air Fur-
nace
USED SIX VEARS
The Heating and
“Plumbing Co.
.23 Main Street. Norwatk .
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Horace i3.Dann§Sbn.
u wau. or. itORiNALK.
Siteal Estate and
* insurance
w. have several dooidod “flint!
,lh income producing «prom that
must Inmate in value with the rapid
* growth of the W
things to thaw ~
' .
Lillie .
attitudinal» mm”
and out. $33155” .
There an no"
annoying little
Ki I'M Wet
Oil
fthulppod with 0mm Dorian
They’ve been banished b turd
than in and tlreimwork. . it their
there are little dung: that
please—that make for comfort and
satisfaction. The, little self-locking
Smokeless Device -
that actually prevents smoke—the little lock on tho inside of the tube '
that holds the wick in check—keeps it below the smoke zone, so ac-
curately adjusted that it cannot go wrong—these are some of the
little things that please-that have contributed to the name and fame
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COUNCIL BLUFPS. 13.. Nov. 23.—
The jury in the case of John R. Dubs
bins, on trial for grand larceny in con-
nection with the loss of T. W. Bal-
low, a Princeton, Mo, bankergof $30.-
000 on a fake horse race in this city
more than a year ago broad a ver-
diet of guilty swim: Dobbins'
case was the firs "“0: several brought
In connection with the alleged fleecing
of many victims throughout the coun-
try by J. J. Maybray and his assocl?
ates. Ballew was a banker and testified
that he bet $30,000 on a horse race
which he later discoiIercd was "axed."
amt declared that Dobbins “steered"
lilm Into the game. Maximum penalty
is five years' imprisonment. Many otho
er cases connected with the Operation
of Maybray and his associates are
scheduled for next month in the Uni-
ted States Courts. where many not"
sons were recently indicted for funds—
lent use of the mails.
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