Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 24, 1911 · page 7

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Ill Ned) LnJlaud “QIIdl Ill)

AVIATOR BREGUET'S RECORD.

lItlIIAl, l"l'tllll't‘. MIII‘IEII “.il. »~~Avl:tlIII
Iil't‘uuul made :I record lIcI‘l‘oI'IIIIIuIII-
today, when he t'Ill'l‘lt‘d ulct‘cu liltb‘h‘ttll‘
guru inhlu IIlI‘IlIIIplduo ll Ilialuuce IIl'
lwu Illlll‘N.

FIGHT FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

AI lHNY, Mill‘tll "lm'llIul lllt‘ I'IIIIII-
('IIlt‘H III‘ wutuau hllI‘l‘l‘tIgc have not Nit“
on up the light to gut «mo of their hillh‘
tut lllt‘ llIIIIr III the ltéglulluuro for open
tllRI'llrIblltll ill lltiu aitnsluu l2; lllxlil'Illl‘Ii
hr the i‘t)lll.lllllt‘ti |Il'(?:-t‘ll('t' in llll‘ I'ultl
lIIl III" li‘illll'lfi ot' llll‘ auroral ulll‘l'ruttiru
m'ltlullmllotm .

Golden Moments

Think of the pleasure spotledwot tho
unnecesnury pain and dlscomtorl
you‘ve had-allied untaun to have
youreyel examined today.

OPTOMETRY

The correction of eye trtmhleu, (Nil
specialtywlt'u done oxuutiy and who!
la cortuln If we fit your area.

(all today for examination.

F enwiok Optical Co

UNITED IMNK BUILDII‘N.
Roomn 7-3
97 WMIHINGTCN o‘ffihfi‘l‘
Ht‘llll‘l‘NlI’)11:3Iitl.ltt..flntlI2IIIIII
6 p. 1m. Monday and Saturday. I. t:
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IIaiI LIIIeIoN. I
For IIIIIIIIIII (huh,

lt‘relght I’Iopolltm hymn l’lttl’
2‘8. Ivinst Miter. Nun YIu‘l.’ IIIIIII
of Ilorcr street). every day tux-
I'upl Sunday). at .‘- I' III. Iv'rtrtghi
l‘trt‘tIlVl‘Il all Nuruullt up to 4 p
In. and South Ziut‘wullt up in {.310
p_ m

Norwalk

Arming J. 'amllh,
LOISBO

The Reed {I Veil»;
Elm. II‘thI

The Only Fully Lttulgtged

[ELECTRICAL

in the ‘T'owu

SUPPLIEI

Steamboat (Sunlpzuu
C. C. Hegcman,

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S..NtIrwult.t39;nI.t . Nualutlmtuzmh
David W. ‘Rtiyn‘loud
Funea'r i lhreetor until ILIIIhalmer

19 North Main Street.
Ruidonco. 6 Washington street.
Telephone at: office. 3362.

South Not-want

Telephone at house. 693.

 

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.oIoNIT EXPECT HER.
Wife Husband Loft Twentydiw Yuri
Ago Walks in on Him.
William t‘IIhII, owutl III II hotel III ’
I‘lh‘tllltill Lululiuu. ucully‘ l‘:IIIIlI~II you»
ll‘IIlI \ when his w’llr. whom ho left In
‘t-w iduuluutl twenty-live yt‘lll‘l‘l one.
outlet] at IIIII hotel null l‘fit'lilillIlId lllln.

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suit your doctor. Ask him about Ayer’s Hair Vigor. lt‘
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t‘ulIlI didn't take kindly to her udvutr
nun ltnIl uhu Ientutod Ilia III'I'cul.

llIIlIl u few days ago Mm. t‘ohh had
heard not It word i'l‘lllll lll'l‘ lIIthquI
IIIIII l' the dam ho Illhuppc It'lll'tl Six mar.»
um ho. Went to llltllllt‘hh count) and
tlllt‘lll‘tl the hotel. llotlI t‘ollh ulltl hhl
with have It‘lllllliltéii uluulc. III I'tlt'l
Mrs. t‘ollh Hutu; uhe Ilocu not want her
lqulIIIIIII III“ II lull Hlll‘ “I“ light in the

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OKLAHOMA TRAIN HELD UP.

t?t)II‘II‘lCY\‘I1.1.14). Knn.. Murch 34M"
III,= “It‘ll hold up St. Louis, Iron Moulr
uiu I») Southern Itullway ll'IIltI No.
(It. lu=lwotul (‘ul'l‘uyrlllo null hennphh,
'lltluhtuuu. ulttu'lly tll'tur luldtllght, uIIIl
Iuhhlllg the mull und oxpreau

nr, cucupud. 'I‘he loud ls hilld ,to he

Going to neglect your hair
you? Going to neglect your dandruff until

until It leaves

Certainly not. Then con-

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Itulrlh lu tumptl llllll It: Hl1|lllull IIeI.
LOBBVIS'I'S REGISTER

AIIIIANY. \lzllt II 24. MIIIII tlmu Itlll
lilWY-t'l‘ri IIIIII hus‘lucus lllt-‘ll, many of
Illtlll )llllllllllt‘lll III lltIil profession,
haw. lt‘ I-rlIvII'II III llli‘ illilti‘ gt the NI'I“
lllu ul “tut . Illllltl lhII Slitilllt'll
lupin uvl. ’I‘Ius i~ the lllltIt.‘h'l muuhtr
21ml hm»: :Ippunl'utl ill Album In IIppII~

“Ililtlll or in lll\‘lll‘ of pending leglsltt
lltlll in Sun l'tll ycurn.

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WALL
PAPER

Spring” Goods
Now in Stock

E. E. Gorllam

Decorator

10 Pint 8t., East Norwalk
Telephone 452

 

 

 

 

Horace R. Nash
N. Main N West Sis.
Shutwalk

 

 

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House ‘mpao Iron
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The Century Compound

500 h GALLON

We Mouton the unthin- wear at Housatoni C

out dunnound for three yum. Wrtto
Jar com worronpondohoo lollolt-

House Piping
at Cost

DROP IN AND LET US
GIVE YOU AN EITI.
MATE ON YOUR HOUII

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w. .mvwa urn-W. “Wm.“ ..WM

J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.

SUNDAY DINNERS. 75o

 
 
 

 

Liability Policies

If» Railroad Ave.,

,Hotel Maltackemo

Ithtc‘l’A‘No oumml UP “to rum
north or on on mo ammo

TRAVELERS

Protect
Automobile Owners

ASK US ABOUT RATES

..l M. Layton 8: Co.

INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
" AGENTS
South Norwalk, Ct.

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(let
Your

Drquants
Bridge Pharmacy

Prompt lllltl ol‘llelem
hervlce at all tlIIIoI.

l'oroonal attention gtv.
on to all prescription

work.
tllmlru tor our trolley
patrons. (tome in and

wait for your car.

BRIDGE PHARMACY
I..I. PARKER. Manny"

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Acme Featherweight

CARD TABLE

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Weighs. lmt It'l ihs.
.‘ll t‘tli'llCt‘S. No troulvle to lolti.,
livery household should have oncK

H. K. MITHCHELL UNDERTAKER

F. A. MITCHELL

HOUSE FURNISHER ‘ .
CORNER WALL mo HIGH Bra.
NORWALK. CONN.

Nutmlllt llrnutrh Office of
The .I‘venintt Sentinrl

Illll‘ Itltnllllf. lotto) ll‘lllIl l“ll.~‘t hilt'll tn

.lttls l'l‘iill'llt‘tl lllllllt'

.luuv ln-vu Inning lhrtuufh it painful l‘x

I'l'lllf'llI‘H III gotlhui uhoul.

“out out In tho (.‘nulIlrI l‘luh lust mu
flcuiu,
lht> ll Iiilnltlltilt'
um
Ill'IllIl‘ 'n. thinning II ,. II-ulthlv I tuttlltlun

MI'RI‘IIIIIOIIII .IIIIl lumilt

William ll.

lctlu pint-v.

Miss t‘nI‘II Illuom. III Iluwuu hll't‘t.'l,
l‘I‘tIItI zl \‘Iail III
.‘x't-w IIl‘l'H‘).

Hunks, III

)l‘IIII up,

John Fifth Hint-l, \\I..IV
mlit-uw- nu account 01' “Illt‘l' Illl'it‘l'
Illl‘ III‘ lllh Itllt'o tutti-l, IR llxw.‘ Imprin-
II; but he utlll ohlluctl to ”54’ ll pair or
A good sized Itvulpttul' III llllli‘l‘h
IIII llll' ttIl-‘wly tttlniv tie limo
l?.‘l"lt‘ lIl IIII' ll‘lh In
Inllllt‘lfiill-IJ. III llutt llN‘ ttml II.

“It :IIIqul ol the row .h Itvalhm ml
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New Building Material

Felt top, mel-1 Bishooric Wall Board and Sheathing
Reduce Cost oi Construction.

 
 

type and extremely dangerous.

Il‘t‘lillll ll

Prevents Pneumonia

Colds are now of a malignant

Take LINONINE at first tsign
of Cough or Cold—it brings in-
stant relief and prompt cure ple-
venting pneumonia

Kerr’s Flax Seed Emulsion,
Linoninc. is the only Liuonine.
Avoid substitutes.
In .1".

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THAMER'

ocuusra‘ ttt'No OPTICIANS
87 Atlantic Squire. Stamford. Conn.
(lpt-II Monthly K- Saturday I-Iteltlltu.~.

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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &!

HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE

In Effect October

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1910. I

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK. I
A. .\l ------ l2: Mix. Sxdlix,:1u, 6.0II.

tum. 7:20. 7:“. litl'Ix. lltslx. 9216!;
9:37, 10:20x. Ilium. 11:29:.
I'. M.-~-12:;i{.x, Lilo, 2219:. 8:”.

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Mix. 5:35, hzipdx. firth,
152x, 91(03, 10:29.
Sundlyo.
A. M.~-12:53x, 6:093.
ll|:;:tlx.
l‘. not—12:5“. 2134:.
“lilUX, ’Izlhlx, 7312,1513.

0.50:. 7216:.

15:41:. 8:“.

2:49x. 5285.
M211. 9:601.

10:28.
NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.~—I:49. ~ 6:40. 8:66, 7:408.
azttox. 9203:. Btlbx. 9:80:, 10:03.
Itruilx, 11:03.
I'. M.~~12:0le. 1:10, 1260:. 2251:.
:1 30x, 3: ill: 42:! I.) I»: 05x,, 5:12 5:.‘25

I. olx, Ii 03:. 8: 03:. ll: 001. II: 80, 11:5001.
11:30. 12:001..

It. ill-12100x. unmth': 1:36.
10:02.
Mfiatzml. 1:02;. moat.

9 : on.

1‘. 6:04.
6:011. 7:001. 8:30;. 11:00:. .

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aouru NORWALK TO unwitti-
- VIN

A. M.~ll::lllx,1:lIl1. 5:11, m4.
sun. l0:lllx, 10:33:. 10:37:. 11:11.
“:47. ‘

r. III-12:071. mo. mu, nu.

5:12. 01113:, 6:40. 7:103. 0:001. 9:161.
“:21.

tumor.
A. Mwlfllflx. 1: or. 1:“, Izll.
ttltlllx, 11:11:. '

l’. M.~~tttloIt. 0:10;. 0:40. 1:1”.
8:I124X.:Illx.

DANIUNY 1'0 .007” NORWALK’.
llAu-o “v.5: 55. IN“. ”I M. ‘I ”a 103””
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npp'ymg Btsltcprlc Wall Board to
If You Need “W

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Glasseg. SII‘OMIIHI II.II lulh! ». “Ill 13;. lillt'l'
Mount in llIHIl II III N tl‘! Ihmnl .Iud
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Charles H. Aislhorpe

South Not-walk
3062.

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l'rln: NEW SCIENCE

Definitiori III Chiropractic

(‘hlroproetlo In the science of the
cause of the dllmo and tho Irt of ltd
lusting the “the. Disease: no caused
try n wrench. mm or sprain In the
hack Even If done to childhood It

,erontdi pinched nerve: and path In

late; life to tho different arm: and
um I.

Chlrovrltoorl rombvo tho «no. or
thin «llama and mun. and health ll
motored through hmonlxln: tho Ill
not-to nI‘ItoIm In Your body.
Norvouuum. lthou attain. Poul!
Ill. llurt. Kidney (1 Female lilo
«no: are [Iron opoclol “Mutton; olno
Curvature of the libido You will
never regret ("1M Chiropractic o
chance to holp you.

T. FRANCIS. D. C.

M WAIHINO'I’ON IT. I0. NORWALK

Magnetic Treatment: Given Also
IL

Iron Age
Garden, ..Wheel

TOOLS

The home «mm and the mar-
‘ltot urdoher. the bl. and little
former. the mall lrult man. the
pouhry mm; wtll‘ that not along
without thoutonli. when they
have ouch mod them. Thor mm
M warmth“ to redne- hotter
arm. that do u mean
with out at Mr“ lieu with It hoe.

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Gall tor catalogue.

‘tuIIqul ul the tuner: II I

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t'ulllztlll l.t’w-
‘lu l‘. llaunoud \Ilm mu um'II IIII-ti
without. the owl: much. :I. I I In \wtv :1
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fill! “'f‘lie‘hrsrprlzo Ml! ”NH

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momiu'z . . .;.«. ., 3..

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(Ill 15.0 ”It l'ltltl‘. . ‘I. [In I! lilo-Infill”
I’ll! told nun him) .I \Htlt! iII-tt
Inml-‘I the It‘llttir 1-: Muir" auxin-n

”VIII! bit» It luuuortgti.‘ '\.I' h. ;, «-
ullllt't‘l or the Men’s I‘IIIII: m :h.» l‘uut
.\\'l‘lilr\‘ Methodist t‘lIlu'I‘I- Sunder 'sru

tum: tut IIIlIulllp conical lu ..va \‘u :1 Im
tll'l’ any and with n cleur day mm. Ix
('I‘liliiI results In lllt‘ In. (Ill
:ttlt I- .‘Im u‘tpul It .l ’l m ‘.
Itlrh Sunday III I: II‘I‘III. I um... 12;le
mun It; welt-tune.

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:Wulk (“I'Illll'i (‘Ilmlllli‘u t' ‘tlil ltlt‘tlni
'Ill‘lll‘lilull) lhu cutllc “I‘ll“ ..-
mnuthly luminous moi llmz. III‘ till nt-

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nu; hut on IIII-muu ul‘ llm I. \~.- x‘l‘u. iI
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Glover’s

‘l'ord and one or'two other

.(‘Il that there In plenty of work

. impouruhle to do much III the way of

,‘Illt'lll routcrdur at 'I‘olteuehe, getting
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'I‘ltnllrrl

' \lm Il'cti 'I‘Ilcstlttv, Itgcd 83 more, was

at: I. planning on entertainment and

‘ “do..- ‘II he rivctl In I‘lremen's Hull.
\l-:.l III.

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matters, the.

adjournment wan decided uponrr . “4

The trolley company’s extra gonzo!
repuII-Iueu who are engaged he soon as
aprlng opouu up have been out to work
roptIlI'lu-g the rut/lurch ol’ winter along
the company's linen. It to always figur-
for
these repulr men, for during the win-
ter, with the frost III the ground, It In

It‘llt‘lx ohluuttmz. Spring repair work to
mm In progress on the East Net-walk

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I‘Ilplutu .IIIIIII Ohortllndcr Ia con.
IIII‘I'I‘IIII: II modern collage In Ray-
mond meet, on the north slde of the
l'llt‘li“.

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:groundu and buildings in readi-
Ilu'r‘r tor occupancy by her famlly In
this curly part of April.

Illl‘llttl‘tl 'l‘JIIIlcr will lecture under
:llo murders of tho Egbert. Club at the
walk Congregational Church on
cvculng, April it“). His
will relate to his travels III

\Il‘lt'll.

’l‘lw funeral settled for Mrs. Mary
ltvll III lIolt Rottnoud of llownyton.

luIII tI-uttltlay afternoon at her late
hot: to ltm. II. S. llrown officiating. ln-
mnt‘wut took place In Union (fame
-..I Mrs. Raymond was one of the
tllll Ilul'ilnl settlers. and helug oa-
tut.- huurosted In nttalra of the
‘II ‘l't'l'jtlllUllfll Church. The pall~
I‘m»; wuro Andrew Mills. Oscar and
Siullit‘g‘ Mills qul Aaron (I. Stevens.

Robert Scalzi

AGENT FOR ALL INSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE. MORTGAGES,
SURETY BONDS, NOTARY PUB-i
LIC. PATENTS SECURED, AD-
MINISTRATION OF ESTATES.
AND COLLECTION OF RENTB.
OFFICE, ROWAYTON AVENUE.
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t‘nnnan. visited last:
I‘I'Ulm with .\I'I.~‘:~' Alucllu Slater and
Hit: I.‘ u», Mrs. George Fountain, m
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tin! llilt'llll’oml ut the home III? “Is
It I- I Mimosa Mansfield avenue Al.
tt: he no hint: meeting. II social hour

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‘dauttttcr Smith. oi the Buried base-
..uii tram. is hat" I the ditch that has
Im' roars past ru v'lllOllgll (outer field.
:IIIIII _In.L- ham amt III ‘
cinas coud II I ll ng unsogm
v! lch nul mill or thou! Mm
\tl. Smith III; “ranged saints with?
man: lush-(“cw hunts vloiullt

\t‘ntcl In llanI-u will he plentifttli
llus St’afiml. liesldco the water sup
rlmtl lIy Stamford lhoro mv many or

Inn “CNS lining IIIIIlt-II. \mout!
thorn hhvlng' nulls dlllled are Anson
,l’lwiph Stokes“ I" 11.1) Hanson Ed.
II II Allison 3min. \lexlmder Iteld. .l.
.uatt‘nuuunnd. (‘olumodolt- Forben and
l‘lIIrcl‘Ito W. llcll.

Emll .l. Worms. hoys' secretary of
:hu Stamford Y. .\I. (T. A, apollc. Tues-
day night. to the boys of the llnrlen
|‘tlllitl‘vluttlonul Church, on Washing-
ton. Mr. \Vol‘mo’s home city. The
meeting was In the Interest of the Boy
Fronts. II llvoly branch or whlch now
exists III llttrlén. under the leadership
u: .\lr. Whitney. the church organist.
Mr. Woriun‘a talk was Illustrated by
rlm‘troucoptc views

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beautiful
Stcuclls lupplled two to utters

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of Aluhnsltne. Call for color

card.

Schlicllting Bros. & Co.

I l' Railroad Ave. 4 mm M. Damn

firlu wt thucvrten. tiny. (lulu. Flour
.~ I‘m It. Hardware. Bonito. (lion. ole.

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Elite Oxfords

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I - to on all day wanton Ioolerdny.
.tltma Keoler ontortolned the Current
inu‘hlh club. yesterday afternoon.
Hominy ucrvtce will be held In Trin-
I‘tmrrh at It! o'clock thin morning

;.um lluenerhortt hon renumod hln
.v' «mu do lhmy route «(tor a 1:: do):
umt.

III price of am has dropped to
I: n mi It Itoxéu nod will probably
llil ..I ilii lower.

“lmflfrnhlt dormrth. of Mummmoh,
N. t'.. tum. noon the gum at luv. and
Mrr. l4, ll. Orson.

Mlm Aline. tlmttll took part In the
nominal hold at the Bmtnold In
l‘tldueport Wodttfltldy.
:tllm May Flynn. of Common atroo I!
.'"‘ilifl€t‘lltg with blood pol-onto; II
that unused mouths-1 h doth. .
It numhqrmt out hltllflln mm
fitted Attorney o. A. Ford? to How

on! yulM‘lli)’ to adult! the Mirth!
on tho troltny fare quorum. '

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. For Sale by

CHARLES E.'DOW.
South Norwalk

Illllilll.

Mrs. Josephine. Gregory spent Wed!»
nesday in Ridgefleld.

Miss Helen Gregory or the clty, II
to town for a few dais
Miss Alice Dertt is spending fl
few days In Larchmont.
The Wife of Albert Barnes," 0! ”dis
den lllll la suffering from a W
Mia. Oscar Eakland In. Internet!
from a. visit. wlrh her parent! mom '
ford. ‘ rt“ I i
MI and Mrs. Solomon 11:th “kl
t‘hoiit place to Mrs. Schcmk. 0! Ne."
01 \.
The Woman 5 Chrtatlan Temper! MI
I nlon met Thm allay afternoon, More“
23d ulth Mrs. C. .l. DeWItt.
Tile ladies of the Convention“
Clllll‘tll met Wednesday afternoon “I.
sew tot mtaslons, at the mind or Inn
Edward Aim/stead. I". I ” I
Mr and Mrs Adams, at New XIOI‘
who have sold thelr homo..ln ,twh
Ilr. Sherman or the same wind!”
in with on Wednesday. a. 3‘,“ “I, .
There was an auction 01"th ion!"
hold effects and outdoor ”tic/low '
Wednesday at Joel Godhsfl I‘m 0

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non. Lorenzo Dibble was thailmm
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The. Ellsworlh I'nmily,

who hifi'fim
mum ,q
hult sheet for on r a year, will 11th .. ‘
llIeII furniture early in April and t
‘esideuct out of town. '

turdny the horse of a N ..
peddler uhlle stopping ,
. near the center, became ‘
and n relied rnpldl) away to t "
term n of Its owner. who. the
gazed at the vacant

kind neighbor. hOW8\‘,El' put him
to. track or his missing steed. um:
going In the direction of the post of.
re .
Ilelcn Elizabeth, wild at John Bum
Sturges, dled‘Satunlay. “arch 18th. It ‘
hcr hommln Cannofi. utter n few.
woelts' Illness. Site It the oldqad
daughter of the. late S ermun P. out!
Sarah M. Pitch and was bmn In Wil~
ton filly-eight years ago. In the old
Fitch homestead. now owned by xl
brother, R. H. Fitch. She won Intro
rielt In 1.970 to John B. Sumter. V q
with her live children. Mrs. James
lot. and Mrs. Oncnr Burr. of West
and Samuel Burt". Frederick Sherm
and Mitts Helen Slut-sea. the reunited“
of Wilton aurvtvo her. ‘unenl nth
\Icou were held Tueodh'y ftornoon all
2 o‘.cluck Rev C. A. Marks oflielathsq
The burial was In St Matthew‘ a coma

.alep'Q ; j

. L‘Dlmpopola to our national allm
Burdock Blood Bitter: to the not]
candor-Jr. It stream the at
Itch membranes, promotes flow of ‘ J
genitive Jnlcen. put-tile: tho blood.

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BALL TEAM OWNEI DIM).
CLEVELAND. 0., Marc INN-'3
ll'y ltohlnon. owner of lh 8t.
Nutlonul League Bnnebnll Club. dint! ‘
hioodpoluohdux ht thohtmo 0! hi! it.»
torAIh-lnw. Mrls. lfi‘uuk De lieu
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How to Tell It Your Illin- in
Nomad

Even If you have n luxuriant hold; '
hair yop may not to Itnow v
It In tho healthy condition or ,
Ntnotyuolttht nor cont. *0! W
need a hair tohlo.

Pull a hair out of your hood: 1!
mill) at the and of the root. II
and rhrunlmn. It prowl that th
to dimmed. ind mantra omit!
mm If It: Ion would ho Avoid“.
the bulb to out! had tall. the m
hvolthr.

We want every one ,
mama treatment. to t"
Hotrx't‘tmlo. We rmm
not out. anythln It It do“ '
mtntnctoryr “
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