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Evening sentinel, Monday, February 7, 1910 · page 4

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SOCIETY NOTICES ‘
MAIONIC DIRECTORY.
A Stand c°nvooatlon of
.OhIMtIr. It. A. M.. will be hold at it:
room, February 3th, 1910, at B o'cloalt
ll. p. WWII, Put Matter degree. All
It. A. Manon: cordially and iratarnally
filnvltod.

 

Fraternity youn,’
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Bec'y.

 

 

 

EVENING SINTINEL TELEPHONE
CALL.

92-2—Nowa Department
BZ-d—Bpalnou Dopartmant
4+2~Branch Offlcl. Not-walk
m --Editor'o Ruldonoe
nil-Mitt; Editor's Haldane.

Intior,

' utay

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Merchants and Manufacturers

Association

JAMES EMORY STEVENS President
monument H. ROWAN. ytce Prouident
DE K H. UlN’l‘ARD. Secretary
ATT W COR RB TT. Trcuuiar
xigcutive Committee

2“%S I‘ll‘x’fisn Tm will."

HA3 [IE8 ME. JENgENgfi
DHNF‘

0853?}! DM VISH

HOMAS I. YMOND
DWARD H RMATH‘EWHON
STEPHEN 3. HA Till

BER TM [’0 CHLMAN

CHRISTIAN SWARTZ

 

 

w wT'FI"E"7’II"IIw““t"'a"“r3'i2Alli“. ‘

in this storm of criticism aroused
In some quarters OVPI' the incrctutetl
nonessmento. it siloultl be borne strict-
ly in mind that the nuucssoru llill't‘
their duties carefully proscribed by
statute and that liltcwinc that thcrt,3 is
a. Holman obligation for tho owncro of
llI'opoItv Ic garding the character of
the lists lllt-‘i turn in.

in tho that place the opinion of,
some liliillt‘ll) outlets to the contrary
notwithst: hiding. it in tin any ”the
nuueuaola to assoss Ioal estate liable
to taxation at its true present. V‘ltill-
lion. An .’lt'l paused at ”‘9 last session
III on. I-I- n. lRl “KN only. an act unload
inn .Iu mt (“'llllit 1mm.“ mime lin-
lIII3 to taxation

‘Svt littli L‘Zl ’
i3; lil‘l'l’lll' at

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

, the noon! statutes
tied to rout; It: follows:
All lil‘tlllt' - . not exemplar! shall lw
liuhl.‘ it taxation all follows: Dwell-
Ing "7“”. and other buildings. lots.
stores, distillation. bulldlngu
manutacturing purposes. fish-
’ ‘ , Vin-Illih pounds don-

 

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be' set in the lint at their average prcw
‘ ht and actual valuation by tho acre.
barrios. mines and are hcdu. whether
Wired in fee or li‘itt-lvd, sllitll lw dot
in the, list separatcly, nt IlIoiI- preucnt
o and actual valuation. and it own-
d by a corporation, the whole stock
reporty and franchise shall he not III
be flat ofthe town whom such quar-
ried. mine or ore bad in. All real on
“ to tihali he set in tho list of the town
(troy It It! situated. Approved .lIltIo
23:19.0 .“
This seems to dispose of onc featnro
(lithe case very effectually. it a prop-
'3..,ort.y owner's holding in in tho list at
Its true valuation. such propurty owner
M has no valid complaint concornlng hiII
’ own reatmcnt. If th neighbor'u hold-
, ink Is not, in at tho proper valuation.
that is quite, unothcr matter. but to
Inlllt that particular lltlst'lll-lillvllltl ho
‘t‘oduoed because Billlii‘ other property
tumours to have fared butter with tho
«possum ill asulnine on tho fitt‘o of it
but! can hardly be I3xpected to hold a
[author’s weight in tho oyca of tho law.
if an; owner has had his property no
bellied at greater titan tin pI'uI-Ient
worth. such an owuor can rouuoaably
outlet redress front the, board of ro-
lint; otherwise not. An, ohuorvunI-o III
thin will assist proporty owncra very
materially in. tho nrcacutation of llll‘ll'
. individual calico before tho board oi
f“roliof.
.‘ ,. .__
OF iNCREASING INTEREST
‘At the South Norwullt liaptlat
Church last night, the Rev. II. B. Car
'3 humor, in his prelude to the regular
Indoor“ of the evening. presented an
:ablo plea in favor of the most careful
medical inspection of our public,
thtlolm'l‘hiu in a subject. which. as

 

 

i. about In brought more forci-
to a‘attcntion of the general
, bllo. laureates with interest on no
untof tho vital hearing it. has on
our’achool childlmcn Mr. Carpenter
0 ball! a unnerving tribulc to the
haiih odlccio who havo nervod during
pa pant fow your: ill the dual capacit'i
' radiiooi visitors illitl hcaltll officers.
ill. Traccy and Sharer. who by vlr

of air positions have had an on
ity to perform a valuable tier-
it hard done llO 'i‘hcir othcaa

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tinnitus been tho cane. 'i‘lIu

room-d speaks ‘i‘or illicit.
IMW
,‘ Howard. of slalom. Mnuu..a to
limit. Tho salary of the mayor
’ attached by a deputy sheriff

u. ._.. “a...“

that! donut

 

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The [round has in raported to have

‘ poked Illa head out of his hole. yeatcr‘

day. to not}... what the weather condl
tiquI woman and on observing. is paid
to bar til-appeared lustauter. drawing
the no in after him. Wine hos. that.

 

Wu.“

“HIM-'8 UNIQUI‘ POSITION.“

Oonzroanman Hill has gone to Hot
Sol-inst: for relief from rheumatism.
and his friend: are calling attention
to the unnamed fact that he is able to
dash without endangering his chances
of runominatiou. “It iii, -thoy say. a
“unique. position." it to an intllupub
able fact that his position is "unique.”

Unique. in the matter of Cannoniam
and tho House rules! Mr. Hill oayfl
he in “on tho fence“ and intends to
there. Like Senator ‘Bulkcley.
he evidently docs not realize the Anti»
Cannon trend of Connecticut conti-
Inent.

Unique, as to thr- Blakeley-McLean
senatorial content! Silenco III-ems t0
be hit! policy, whether in hopeful ox-
poctatiou of becoming in" “dark
horse" in n poIII-Iible deadlock. or In
restraint of a natural inclination t0-
word you“, as the rcsult or fear
that Bulkeioy adll block his federal
patronage and send his pout office pro-
togeg into rotiretncntfiv

Unique, as to confirmation of the
lltiwley claim to life tenure of tho
ofllcc ot' sheriff! if current report
be true. Mr. Hill has forgiven the

-. uhcrlff for. with the olevtt-nthdmur aid

of Senator Bulkoley. defeating his
candidacy for senator. a forum-nous
which Mr. Hill's mustitucnts do not
gI-uoréliy endorse.

Unique. an to the reported ropudia-
tion of the allotted “zcntlcmen‘o narco-
m‘ont" batwccn Menara. lllli and Mc-
Lean, under which the lattcr nup-

. ported the fol'mcr for senator against

Brandogoo in exchange- for a pledge
of the fonner'u nuppOrt against Bulke-
lit/y! in this. llOWt‘Vt'r. Mr. Hill
would merely be copying an allogod
and similar repudiation by Senator
Builteley of a "getttiemcn's agreement"
with Holman, under which he was not
to neck It. rc—elcctloa.

You, Mr. Hill's position in certainly
"unique." quite possibly too much no
for cttlntpletr3 safety. 'l‘hc Republi-
cans of WcIItI-rn Connecticut are not
particularly fond of Spcakcr Cannon
or Senator iluikeiey. nor do they non-
I3rally favor deals under which a half
dozen persona nporttion offices and
Iiictatc for whom NIP privaiInN shall
rot». The quality of unlqncnean in
not always a benefit to a candidacy
and may easily. unions materially
modified. llt’i‘fiillt‘ a mlllatonc about its
ncck.~~llritlgl3port Farmer.

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adamant liilii

'l‘hc Sontlnol will be pit-aunt to rot-cite
Ietteru for publlIntlon. l’IIIIn lllt I‘Ifliltl?‘
nmltr the above iieatliulr. A IIIIM‘ and to—
tiII3- -pnint communication. an a gonelnl
propohltlon. I33nrriI II mot-o “I' lItiIt and Inn
victlon than n Ic'nxth) one in Width Illi‘
argument in not c33.oIII3cIIiIIItIIi “'0 do
most emphatically Ntmuild IIImlty. Loop
windcd lflleiou. no how I-tIIIII3vr-.II In
tho hurt to in mad. and IIII3 mum IIIIIM
avIIiIlcd allow-thou

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ASSEBWENT OF PROPERTY.
To the- Editor of The Evening Scull
ncl.
What extpiiultc irme in the llil\'li‘i3
of onc of tho writers on tho auscuuor
busincaew-"to attend tiII3 cannon and
to know who the town official» arc to
be." We underntand that the political
machinery titan corrupt that it would
poliuto our minds. At any rate, that
It in oxrcodinxly Itntnodeut and un-
womanly to winh to attcnd cvun tin.
polls.
Lulu your a near neighbor lllll'll‘iit a
large-r acreage in butter mm. with a
large lunch of cow and lIorIII-II. in
abort. u sorrowful dairy Inuit. Willi tux
I3Il lean titan onrnrlvcu. We. do not ob
jort to an onullahlo tax it wluoly IIII-
Iulniutcrod, but the criticism: on the
Washington atroci brlduo make on dia-
trutlttul of the wisdom of tho otllcialu.
Wo romcmbcr an urtlclo uilrncd Tax-
payer just boforI- town clcction II your
or two alnce. advocating llccnue on tho
ground that tho liroauo would pay the
intoroct on the town lndcbtedncnum-
and liconao carried it. though It had
been provod that tho liquor inIIIlnctIIl
In roaponaiblo for II vory largo propor»
lion of our tnxou.

 

 

UNFRANCHISED taxmvnu.
aooowm-woumtm FIUD.

Editor Sentinel:

to regain to an article that appeared
in Saturday’n Sentinel about my luau
bhnd. Philip Goodwtnr' the property in
question ll in my namo, willed and
deeded to me by the owner. Charles
MoQIIillan, and any injunction put on
him would have to be put there by me.
3 ROBE A. GOODWIN.
mm
There is something especially “3
tractiyo about the. hand-woven raga.
Even the fact that they often coat all
much all tilo‘IinlIr muohlnmutio rugs
hill! nothing to do with their little. In
the Imminer town homes and country
bungalows and cottages thoy are equal.

 

 

ly attractive.

 

 

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Miss Garlnuldml Dalian. Found flit“
Eating Baal Behind Chicken COOP

W
3 Joe Btadernak didn‘ttry to commit
suicide-«he was aimpiy iovuick. Thin
he admitted to be the calm himself
when he loft the hospital in Port-
Cheutor. yesterday. hilly recovered

from his ntu, or convulsions. which.

frightened the inmates of Chariot
Thomplwn'a cafe in that village on
Thursday morning. Stadarnak any:

that ho had a falling out with hi1“
awéotheart, and this in how it came“

about. according to tho chroniolér of
the port Chester Item; 0

Ho and tho fair (liementino (lar-
buaki Wore outplayed on tho country
place of Mr. Austin. in Darion. in fact.
it was born that Joe mot and won the
lady, and the two had many happy
times together, until last Friday. and
than the whole confounded “shooting
match" went on tic blink. It seems
that Clementine. has authority in tho
kitchen in the Austin mansion, and,
being the sweetheart of tho gallant
Joe.‘she was able to secure for him
choicor moraelu than would otherwise
be the case. ,

All Due to Moat Boycott.

When the meat boycott canto on.
Clementine put the kibosh on meat.
and gave. orders to lot: that he must
he. a \Iogotariun for thirty dnyn. Jon
stood it as long as he could, until last
Friday he. was well nigh start-ed. Talc-
in; an opportunity whoa Clemontino
could not one him. ho slipped into the
kitchen. and utoalthlly removed from
tho refrigerator a pleco ol’ moat. (Joe
forgot it was Friday.) With hill loot.
thc guilty fellow IIncIIkod down to the
chickcn-coop, and got behind it. lie
was greedily devouring the place of
meat. when Clonicntinc bore in night.

At that alto didn’t nun Joe, but in
hlu anxiety to get out of bar way. she
apicti him. She thought her Ion-r was
playing a game of “hide and nook" trtth
bar. so Bitt‘ loyouuly run down to
whore the Iniacrennt was crouching.
Joe wan to II high plate of IIervoIIIIIIcuII.
llc had his mouth full of malt, and.
beuldcn. he had a large chunk of thc
forbiddou food in his hand. Fiona-Ir
title had caught him with the goods on
him. but, unllko the first sinner known,
lllt'l'f' wasn‘t a III-rpont handy to lay the
lilalllo on.

Caught With the Goods.

Cictnentinc who astotthded. 5hr had
trusted hor Jill). and how he was da-
celving her lwfore ”toy and blighted
thcir truth. or own not the day for
tho big etc of She turuod II witiwrlntz
Kazv upon llllll, and coldly told him
that he didn't I3ut .lll) it I3 in llll pond
any mot-I3.

"How do you export to livc."
in said to have nutlx at him. "on your
“Milly whoa you are It tonal-cuter?
lieulticn, hart-n't i put tho ban on lilt‘lll-
outing for thirty dayu and, worm wt.
you ate a dog to I at moat on Friday“

she aaid no more. but turned and
left th unhappy folio“ to bIood il\"t'l
hilt Iniaiortnuo. All that Ith and the
day ntter'gwuid he tiled to t‘et‘3tllltlit'
Ille haughty Cit-nu ntinu with protnlacn
and Iaioiiugu. but to no I3fiI3I3t. lie
Mood it until ”i‘huritduy. but could keep
up no iongor. Ilc left tho place and
want to Port (‘rcutI-r. He had mitt-n
nothing, iIO great wan hilt menial dim
irons. and he not a gluon or wbiukI-y.
and followed it with It alarm of llt‘l‘l’.
‘i‘lII3 noxt ho rentemhoru ho wan to tho
honpital. [to had becn tailing Inodicinv
too, and ho lu-ilcveu that thin, with tho
liquor. pinycti havoc with lIlII cynical.

tin (oil so much iwttcr yI-Ittcrtiuy
that all tho world had a batter amt
brighter outlook, anti even had hopon
of winning hath hilt Ciementino At
any llllt‘ he atarted look for Dorian.
anti will make It nironuoun offorl to
roontabliuh lilo old rolntlonu hctwoen
hiInIIelf and tho fair one. Probably
with tho right kind of a rccllal of llllt
Port (.‘hcutcr oxpcrirnce, and an aw-
ful vow for that moat. it will hc
"uevor again.“ Clcmantlno'u heart may
cotton, and she will taint tho pour fol—
low back onco morc.

hilt-I

«A .-. ......._... w. w“

ABRAHAM LINCOLN’O MARCH.

BURLINGTON. laI. Fob. 7.33at‘ou3
y-t-qunun Frank 0. tIowdon, of llllnoin.
who formorly lived in Burlington. in
planning a proiout to not up tmrmanont
markers to column the march of Abra-
ham Lincoln lurin; the Black Hawk
War. Mr. wdeIn don-Ital! colt-laur-
bio money to tho tan and otborli Ilnvo
booomn intcront . lilo obioci to par-
manually to tilt the march and tho
places where the follower: of tho mar-
tyr president camped. Tho march
started from Ilaardutow'n, continued to
OqiiIWlfI and to the mouth at Rock
River. The marker: are to be of stone
with Imitahle inucrlpttonu. It in Mr.
lowdown plan III-n to have maul
drawn of the territory. contort at which
will be kept in the public racortht of
the slate of ililnoin

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if you thinn tho high cost of living

but It'valid excuse for failure to have

a part of your income road tho adv. of of Goon

 

tho South Nomlk canon alum l

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than during a llnIanti of bin lll‘lil

 

Monday.

VERY BEST“! AAP CREAMERY

19 POUNDG OF BEST GRANULA
ACP FANCY 9ATENT FLOUR. I

 

* special LENTEN SEASONSALEQ;

‘ Remember we only carry one crude of Butler. the boat.
as POUNDS 0F IEST GRANULATED SUGAR for

A‘P FANCY PATENT FLOURI 24%.. lb. tacit

encln ,
Feb. 7th. a

BUTTE R, a wand.

.llll'.)l

”mi
............It.ao
TED SUGAR IOI'. ..... .......$l-00

barrel. “.763
....... ..........I85¢

 
 
 

 

 
 

Rod Alaska Salmon. 2 cans for. 25¢
‘ Pink Alamo: Salmon. 3 cans for 25¢:
Domunttt Sardines, 3 tins for..10t:
imported Sardines. 3 that for. .25:
Dunbar rimp a can..3 ....... 10!:
Choice mily Mackerel. each. an

Extra Stamps with

in Stamps with 1 lb. 200 Coffee.
20 Btmnpa with ‘l lb. 25c Coffee.
25 Biatnpu with 1 lb. 300 Cotton. 1
30 Stamps with 1 lb. 35c Coffee.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

l0 Stamps with .1 can Spica at.iOo
ltl Stamps with i can Tomato
Hort-logo .................. 106
ill Stamps with i can Aspara-
gus at ..................... 16c
l0 Stamps with l pita. Prep.
Flour at ..................
20 Stamps with 2 ohms. Amo
for ........................ 25c
i0 Stumpu with 1 hot. Queen
Olives at .................. 150

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Extra Stamps with Groceries

iHi Gilli 000 ill 0000000

124 Washington Street. South Nor-walk

Yet. No. one. Dollvoriu 8:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M.

 
 
 
 

a...

Marshall's Kippored Herrinsa.

 

2 canu for ................ 250
Souccd Mackerel. a can ...... 15¢
Plckcd Up Fish“ .3 vital. for 10¢

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Tag Bloatcru ouch .......

(lorton (bullish. It cake

Teas and Coffees

20 Stamps with 1 lb. 35c Tea.
25 Stamps with 1 in. Ada Tea.
40 Stamps with 1 lb. 50c Tea.
50 Stamps with 1 lb. 60: Too.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

10 t-ltampu with 1,9 lb. Calla

(‘ hocoiatc at ............... 16c
10 Stamp» with I can Plums aim:
to Stamps with 1 box Toilet

Soap at ................... tile
is Stamps with 1 hot. Olive. Oil

at ......................... 22c
10 Stampa with 1 pkg. Radios

Starch at .................. 10c
20 Stamps with 7 gallon liotttx

Soup for ................... 25c

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Frau DCIIVOI‘y.

 
 

 

In..- .. .I. I. ...... .I. I... .~ Hm”... a. ..

ilii than use as
Int. Sill iiilili’iili

Says What the Danhory Halters Did
Would Be Legal in Germany and
in Nearly All European Coun-
irirs and Ought To Be
Legal llerc

\i‘M-liiiNtl’l‘le, itch 7 "It in n»!
puxnant to tho rory lttlrlu‘lst‘a of the
Sherman nntitruw‘t, law"

Such lh llll‘ opinion oi" blmuuol (lotu-
ponI. prIIIodcnI chitin Amoricnn i-‘mb
oration of Labor. upon tho verdict of
swoon l‘t'lltiel‘eli lfltil track by thr
Juty in tho tI-IlI-I.Il court ill liarlfortl.
againut tho 'IIIl union hat IunkI-III of
t IlaneI tie at fol in. non nllogod to hate
lu‘ en illihlltlllt‘il lljt ii, i). boom» of linu-

 

“3'i‘lII I“ in tho tog.” naiti Compton in
it IItalotnent to tho 1' nitod Prcas today.
“of tho labor umanitlliionn being
brought unIIIr IhI Sherman anti-trout
law by the lnimpn tattoo of the l nitI3Il
Stilton Imprcnu» I-;IIurt the \oiuutary
organization of lilt‘ w-otkora Itovorninn
tbl lr puruonal llglIlR A luhIII organi
I; ation in not oIIoIniIed for profit nor
to dual in tho produrtl. of laimI. it aim-
tviy undcrinltcu lll aid the own in tho
protvetlon of lheit pernonai rights.

”The court lulu IiociIlI-ll that nut-h an
lfihtlt‘lfllli)" oruunlaod. not for profit
all for the bvncilto of lhcir personal
right» and lilli3i't‘tiiit. cotnou under tho
diorama.antitrum law it in round
until in tho wry pnrpouett of tho law.
l hop» and I3Npl-I3I that an appoai will
no taken. but. aitcr all. tho injury in:
mired to in tho III-clutch oi the3 llil3
Iremc court of tho l'nltod Stntcu un-
icr which the labor oraaniuttlonu aro
‘vroupht under IllI~ Sherman anti-trout
2tilt and which will how to ill” rectified
by an hr! of count-mm.

“'I‘hc Ihinr. for which the "Micro”
union in now Illlllt‘ll‘fl in (initiation and
for which any labor orgnuiwtion mm
ho qulctcd. in distinctly input in (lor-
Inany. and tin ducidud by its highont
ludicial court» and by tho trad“ din
pain not. pulled by tho llritiIIiI parlor
mom. in lillltl. and in also legal in near-
it! ovary European continlim country.
Surely what in tonal for tho worltlnit
.II-oplc under clonal-chino and «mutton
abuuid not he liiugal in tho rupuhlic ot
the United titular."

- IImom «SW “

Illlliilflil 00 iillilflist iii
" lllllfll

(Continual from l'li‘lt Pm.)

m '
renamed to one that the provision of:
the law In carried out.

Today tho htato Board of Examining .
for flat-hora worn in amnion from an
early hour, tlIhI alumina. until, 1
o'clock. thtII afternoon. for tho porpoise
of examining applicant: for burburs’
liooanl. 'l‘ho applitluntn are bat-horn
not holding liconm and who have
com to Gonnootlout within II year
This nomination was for harbor: ont-
bioyod in The Namath. Georgetown.
hingelleld Greenwich Mil! stamtord.
The on faction wan hold at the Illicit
an Aibort if Pohlniatb hi
Wilhlitltbl andhfigvlhm tum mu

 

 

opportunity for anybody to not a free

haircut and allow who would he a sub-
jtlt‘l.

John Sirica. of \‘l’aterhury. tho pruni-
Ileni of the board. and Harry G. Gin
stein. of llartford. arrived in advance»
of tho accrctary. Loo ll. Santangclo.
and prococdvd with tho examination.
the (‘lllltlltlillt'ii coming along in good
Niinpe, All of the latter at least up-
penned In know thcir lllllllllt‘ltilI Tho)”
were aim lIII~trIII3ieII by tho t‘tlllllillll-
atom-rs how to comply with tho law
rut-gaming uterilixlnu tutors and other
points in the stamina covering ihc
case. The coininlasionors state that
they promote to M313 that tho law in
fully complied with in mery detail so
far on they arc able.

The ruieu nII3 atrir‘t and are as fol-
lows:

impaction
ltvgnitltion i All lmlllt‘f
shall to open tor lllhllt‘t‘lltlll at any
time during luminous hours to tho
Stair ltoard I-t l-Ixninincrn of llarhcru.

General Sanitation.

Itoaniation 1'. All harbor chops. to
author with their furniture. tixturcr
instruments and ltletlnlih aw quuimd
to ho kept in n cl. :lll anti sanitary con
dItion. lunch and I-II-ry barber work
log to any shop moot lump thotnuelres
in their Wharton apparci I3lI~an, and ill
a annitary condition

Inatrumenta.

Regulation i Mugs alluring hruah-
I3II razotytt uIlIINIIrl-I clipping tnachlncu.
pincoru. neotllea tho contact cup to
pad of vibration to Illlultlth.‘ machines
and all oihcl instruments. nhail III3
atcriillted cithet by lnnuention in alco
but of ill leant I‘Itl per cont Ntrt-nnth or
in fortualdehide notation. or one per
cctit. solution of Irlerouoi. nl‘tcr ouch
III-parole Into, t‘otnbn and brushes:
Nitait hc thoroughly cluunncd at all
times with lttlall and water,

Towela.

Itoxtiintion i. (‘lnan‘ttowelm whoth
or dry or but. shall ho Iuaod tor oarh
person lterrcIiI 'l‘oweia Nllail not lw
loo-d for more than one lll‘HIUIl until
lalindcred.

shops

Alum.
ilcaulntlon .“I Alum or othcr match
lIIi llM'll to stop tho flow of blood shall
on applied only on a clean cloth or
towci or othvr civauappliancc. ’l‘bI-
lllit‘ of ulyplit' all?“ or pulloiin in pro-
hillltml.
Powder Puffs.
ltomllation it. Thu Into of powdor
puffs. optimum and honor bowIII are
prohibited. and no harbor IIlIop shall
hoop them on the working ataud.
Honda.
mutilation 7. Every harbor shall
thoroughly cloaiiao hilt hands immod-
iatoiy boioro unrvinu ouch cttatonlor.

Razor Btropu.

Regulation it Any harbor th-n
uharitu any portion having an oruption
on tho fault. of any kind or nuturo.
ahall ho rouuirud to disinfect tho I‘ll-
:or. an providod in ltomIlation ll. ill-torn
atropping.

Ah- und Wat-t3.

Mutilation ll. ltlvory harbor Ithop
ahuil no wait vontliamd and provided
with running hot and cold water. if llfl
altuatod that they can obtain running
water.

Map in Room.

Regulation 10.9.0 barber shop nhall
he used all a living. cooking or sleep--
in; apnrtmunt

Chin mama.

Regulation it. After serving our
aunt who have eruption: on the face
or lento. or my wanted with contort.
loll! altln dilllliiti. all metal tools 1nd
initrumants. brat-he: and oamha that
have boon ltIOiI on such person innit
be thoroughly utorllirod by boiling the
tar or tho thus of fortnaldohydo or tri-
orttioim fore bola Iliad min. and
the hand: uhail ha I roughly cleansed
with dlnlnfootta. notation, and all tone
all and damp cloth: and shall be than
Mighty ballad batons biting laundefltlw

coat: lotto mount

Regulation I. No pursuit buffering

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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Colors. black and Inns.

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Remember, if holes appear before the end of
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weights-black. tan or grey.

1.50. 02.00 000 03.00 00X

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nut-ea you of a delicIOUI cup.

This Is Good Coffee
Weather

A hot cup of BECKMANN' 8 COFFEE baton aim-ting your day a
toll willprevcnt aickneu. Our Coffee are always inch, which at.

 

 
 
 

 

15 Stamp: with 1 lb. Samoa Coffae

Extra Stamps with Coffee All This Week

35 Stamp. with 1 lb. No. l Plantation Coffee.35c
30 Stampu with 1 lb. No. 2 Plantation Coffeo.32c
25 Stampl with 1 lb. Coffee ......
20 Stamp. with 1 lb. Coffee .......

Thursday, Feb.
----------- ggc . .10th is
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WINES. WHISKIES. BRANDIESI
IEERS. ALES. MINERAL WATERS, ETC.. AT NEW YORK PRICES.

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.3 and 85 Washington at.

VERY FINE ROCK AND RYE (for coida). bot. ............... $100
MONOGRAM RYE WHIGKEY (Special) ......................... 85¢
DUFFY'S MALT WHISKEY (Special)

A. r BECKMANN 8. co.

Phone Call 440.

 
 

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5 tbs. ‘PIIUNES I..."

' an

3 qts. CRANBERRIES for - - 250
.l pkgn Seedcd ltniainII .......... 25c 3 cans t‘oru ...................... 25o
:l lint Sultana ltIIiI-IIIIII ............ 25¢: 8 cans Peas ...................... 250
.‘l plural Mitten Moat .............. 25c (I cnua Totliatm-II,. ................ 256
.‘l cana Karo Syrup ............... 25¢: 3 cans String Bcana ............... 25::
I pk. Rod Unionu ................. 3°C 7 ”3|on Soap ..................... 25c
l'icklcd Salmon. rogulnr price 12c per in. arterial... ..... . ..... 3 the. for 25¢

Orangea. Grapes. Sweot I‘otatocn. Spinach and (lelory.

United Grocery Co

no NORTH «MAIN STREET

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eauo IIIIIIII bc nomad in any
shop
illumination of Tools. etc.

Regulation lit. All toolII or lnatru-
manta tilted by harbor: outalde of tho
chop in sort-lug any portion utlftcrinu
from infection» or contagious dihellltcfl
or and on a corona are roquircd to be
thoroughly and edictontly disinfected
with formaldehyde solution or micro-
unl immediately after doing the union.
Barbara Must in Pro: from Infectious

Dita-u.

Regulation it. No portion whoring
from any infectious or contagious ItlII~
duo. including tuberculolii. Intuit
tidi‘Vt’i' any pol-Ion in any barber shop.
no propritltor or any mm shop Ilium
knowingly” retain in bin employ any
barber who in aifllctod with any you.
areal or other contusion: titanium
ltvury harbor while on duty in but Ilium
shall ho nut and clean in his lldl‘flt‘ltb
at appuraaotl.

Quality.

. Good

Regulation is. All coup. perfume.
bay rum. witch halal and otbor toilet
articles. and all antlioptio solutions.
ahalibo at good quality.

than Pound.

Regulation til. ’i‘hm rain and reg-
uiatioau that" ho nonsmotlodaiy dun
played to etch harbin- lamp in Com
utiooo Lat nylt

Pan
uAny portion violation any of those

nation: out upon con-
union. tutorial?“ It Itiill not to around

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llitl our
the IItatc loglslature and are approved
by the atuio board of health.

llir. tllpntoin told a Sentinel man that
of the local about they have complain-
oti at to the huutth ottirertt. none arc of

 

'i‘lII3 abovo ruler wort3 chanted lIv

tho both-I3 ciaau. \l’horo fountain tho
cotumtuuloncro wlii lanint on running:
hot. and cold water in uhopu and will
ontorcc the prorinlonu regarding litur-
lliaiug ruroru.

flaring tho int few welt: thoy have
been impacting the chops in Thu Nov-
wuika. stamtord and Greenwich. in
camp where tho ultnntton required. in
their opinion they will recommend
that tho bottom of harbors be re-
voiced

The commissioner: are also waning
II campaign against men who. without

a license, work in harbor shops manta.

They have already had arrestu made
around the pinto and will continua
their work along thin lino. auroral or-
rest: were made in New Haven Salim
tiny.

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Thero‘u a new toilet powder hook
on the market would cover but the
Ailpfiddfllde of an clam all" loath

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