Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 12, 1911 · page 2

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AKE Y UR HAIRLU TROUS’ (Contfitltl‘otinfeonmogrst Paul.) .1:

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demanded! a

."""'.""’" fl. n -~.
Church for which the Kalahta Itand.
it in one of the characteristioe oi the'
‘Kniuhtia of Columbus to me ahead
and do more today than wee edema
phoned yesterday. The name. tuner-k the bridge.

not "e ‘25 Cent Bottle Now and that with the progressive ”on which

Mover Stop Felling Heir, itching

you Widh to boubie the Beauty
Mtg/our Hair in Ten Minutes ourely

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Try a Denderlne Heir Cleanse

 

evening. for all previous‘ effoi‘te' in
yearn gone by «no hodliuroed by the
success of last evoning‘u affair.

local society of buolneea men.
population would be doubled that
given out in the ‘cencuu of liliti. in

 

 

Your hair becomes light, wavy, fluiiy,
abindarit and appears as soft, lustroul‘and
beautiful no a young girl's after a Dunderine

“ hair cleanse. Jun try thia~— moisten a cloth
with a little Danderine and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one rmail strand
a e time. Thie will cleanse the heir of dust,
dirt and excessive oil and in Just a few
moments you have doubled the beauty of

spacious dining room oi the iiotell 000 m"...
Muhucltomo. where there were soatedi The city in splendidly situated for

 

of the lineal, the service '35 “Whittle country. connected With tlilu city
lent, the uaoemhlcd gentlemen woroiby rail out) by Gator. with its lrolgh-i
congenial and enthusiastic and tundra,“ and its water houtu. mp city

 

your hair. . . .
- A delightful surprise awaits particularly upenking MIMI followed “0““) “"0“ l was connected with tile world of i'UiiI-
r those who have been careless, whose hair ”it! uunper Will of ti character ”‘Mlmorce.

tended 10 “le ”‘0 mindtt "I ”“3 ”*1 The city controls iii ililli‘fl of roads
toners nnd qullll in them not oniyl
”h" “"9 0" onthuuluum for-tho I°“°;al'iorti moot. iuuiutifui drivcu. lie
0‘ ”I“ (‘huroh which prompted Colour" uchoulu lire excellent. ltu churchea
3 1“” to rink "“3 world in his great and roprouont ct‘cry denomination of tvor~
“mm"! ““00""? 1““ "WWW“ u"~“fuhip. connected with which are. unclu-
ihoughtu of tho utteutiyo llulcnern. tier doing a world “r good in a chnrl~
inhuvo the trials and fatigued of thumb,“ way. m fratornnl orders and
idfl.“ I" ”WI“ WIVM" ”"9" “I“! I'e‘riaocletioe nro numerous und It boosts
iwith thr- upenkeru no they expounded”, a hospital 0, mm.“ all “m “mud
E ”I" ”Null” 0‘ 3 “mm“ higher and l And it ban a rolunluor fire ticpnrimcnl
“ better life to live. one in which mull-”Mob in second m “m“.
noun, palriotium and good citizenship; ‘ All should unite in bottoming thu
\t’ttpo the cardinal principleu. {city and thereby himself. and in this
\ it won neurly {l o‘clock. when thereupon: h... wished that nil might lm
‘uuhors had conducted all to tho “Willi? Inordlnnmly selfish.
“Who‘s the author of the novel you “”0“"! ”WI“ by ""3 efficient com-i Touetmnater llnrtord then introduc-
‘mlttoo in charge of this branch “tied Rev. John T. \i‘lnloru. of “1m,“
aeif." i ”Thcro's no name given." ”I“ “0”“ Th” “WWI“ MON“! WMlbury. u mun beloved by the Protestant
“in other words. he has a monopoly “Duo to modesty. i uuppoue?" ‘"“ admirable. 0“? “WWW“ ‘0 “0‘ inhnhitnn-ta of tho city us well fill the
of the faith in himself, eh?"»—Chlcugo "No, fear. 1 should call It."-—~Boatoir 3‘6“." with ”l“ ““1“! confusion that (‘nlholic men and wmnon and the mun
Record-Herold. l'i‘rttnucript, is apparent when "0 WW." “m” u"‘to whom the pnriuhionont of Si .Io
.. . , . . -.. .. .. .. .- III‘IIIN‘W" 0"“ ”W" leoph‘u (‘iiurch owe so much. Pniher
l The “18‘“ WNW “01‘1““ ”‘0 “Y“;Vi'intera responded in his masterly
. of the mumhoru and Room all they mannor to the west. "The. (‘hurr-h."
. nerd ushered into the brilliantly"i 'i‘iiu opmhor wua‘ itiwn n hearty

has been neglected or is scruggy, faded, dry,
Mttle or thin. Besides beautifying the hair
It once Danderinc dissolves every particle
at don ruff cleanses, purifies :md invigor-
eiel the scalp, forever stopping itching and
[filing hair.

Try as you will, after one application of
Danderine you cannot find any dandruff or
I loose or falling hair, und your scalp will
never itch, but what will please you most
will be after a few wccku‘ use when you will

' actually see new hair—fine and downy at
first-yes~lmt really new hair sproutin all
To over the scalp. Danderine makes the ir
grow long, heavy and luxuriant and we can
prove it. If you care for pretty, soft hair
and lots of it surely not a 25 cent bottle of
Knowlton'u Danderine irom any druggirt

or toilet counter, and just try it.

 

 

 

 

 

Hi8 MONOPOLY. _,....
“He lint-l unbounded faith in hinrldro vending?"

 

 
 
 
 
 

' . } lirlllt‘d dining hnll W” H "“0“ "WT" welcome which continued until he Iiuk'
' . “I“ “m" ““d 0“” “Mp" uill remno ml for Iilence and his aiming words
"mm“mnf‘“ “WP ”"1“ mlndumim were devoted to hie feeling of approx»
"""‘-" " “"-" gimme” linen. ‘h :“ ialion for the privilege of being among
silver and hemltifully eppolntedtIh or them "MO again and In oxprosuing
. nuultud the plonuoro of the strontium. emoticon prompted by the hourly

‘ Th“ “m“ “m“ u the Md "m welcome accorded to him. No re-
wireapiendenl in Its candelabrae and counted the pic-aunt but hard tour
. 0‘" PM?” “‘H' the calla °t the yearn ho epent with them. they being
. room worr- almply hut tnetchlily “(Write vlonecr till.“ of SI. Joooph‘rl
f: orntod for tho occealon with 9““"icnmu, when he and M. flock thrk‘
. '“I‘d American ““3" Serving as ' ed together to emooth out the rough

. "MW Imi‘kl‘mW“ I“ ”‘9 "“ “Molecee and eetehiieh for all time the

I nhove ”‘9 heed 0' m" toeetmnater prurient edifice n d brunch of the moth-
] I‘ll ‘ I bill hi D
' V" hung ‘ piclu 0' "'0 um ”"91" church. He recalled the courtesy

1 “wt mm“! with the emblem 0‘ muiextonded to him by i’mteeunte tool
“93' and ulorioue “'“m‘ which “I” 1 well an by hia own tiocit and commend

 

IS ‘ BARGAIN DAY

 

 

THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL IS

BEG—'2 Underskirts

 
 

‘tACK SKIRT, SHIRRING AND RUPFLEB .................... 39c turien after his discovery was deuiiiit'od his former childrfli to their prou-
ILACK sitter. coaomo AND RUFFLI ..................... 59c fled to M "W mm 0' “I "W' ““4 °“' uni spiritual mum. whom he laid
K ............... ‘ili‘fl'i’r' , ho wne informed were urcuuurina up
2:22: :Kizi'sazdzmz 2:: :lTFBFRLOEmSSZTI-IERBLOOM ”c '" “mm" "' ""mm' "m mm" in the rouniromvms of their outward-
» v . woe tn charge made I hnppy ”Ml” shill in QHPV'V way.
LABEL ................................................... 0.6 ' i for Inflfilmflfilflr and IOTKG'd "I“ 1“,“.

Father Winters then lave a graphic
- . . w on ~iii
"“I‘ l" in“ “PM“ 0‘ “WM" hi ‘ hlaiory of the church. lie etiiiietiou

i

- , the

he the lastlml mmmhrence of NM”: “dumb“. brine the “Day which
happy occaeiou. When all had been h l ‘ ‘ M“ ii .1 h

. . ' tir ilerlord mum "‘ ° “‘ ‘ “““i “I! l 0 mwdi-

mm“, “Mn?“R,‘ ll wh invoked lion und through whom- influenfi. (‘0
mm“ Rm R‘ L ”"20 ' (inblase iutnhua wan onnhlI-d to achieve his

‘ the bleaoinl upOn no nude . “mm, “mm.“ H“ “mum!“ we work

' \ Il‘ .
Thou followed. coureo upon tot no M the ”Hm,“ throughout the Mm").
the dinner. the ehererter and service

. of which reflected much credit upon
. il‘roprletor James R. t‘orinor, demoli—
‘strniing still another time his illness

 

A. . Dickerman 8: Son

54 WASHINGTON ST. ——::«— TELEPHONE 446

We Give S. 8. H. Trading Stamps

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of the world and showed how it had
been Identified with every world-wide.
movement and the inetinetor of most
«of them. lie hearth; norm tho lilniory
. 3““ “mm“ ‘eu Rm“ tho domnndu 0' “ oi the world wue summed up in a brief

‘ ' r i of the aur-
.larmi dinner. “‘0 mu“ 1 lhul comprehenaivo manner. In clon-
'. per one no foliowu:

 

 

 

'ina he raid that candid people
. Tommy ntaqtie ,throuahout ,tho world admitted thut
(mm Pickles ”Whine church true the friend of the

'l‘urhot. en llumihon
g Sliced t‘ucumhora
. Broiled iipriuyt (‘hichon
S Stuffed 'i‘omutoen French I‘eee

The Paris Cloak & Suit House

33 South Main Street. South Norwalk

Great Sale '

of Coats. Suits, Dresses. Skirts. Waists
and Corsets

We Place on Bela For

;liome and that by it: undying untnao
lniem towarde divorce watt proving it»
luelf to be the IMH‘GM. force for
frinhteouaneee In the world today.

( Ex‘llluyor Albert M f'ohiman-wae
ithe next monitor of the evening and

 

 

 

Butt-ct I’olaioea Glace
tidied on iiurpriee
. Vuuille ice i‘reum Cello
lioquefort Phoebe and Water:
Drini Thane

ibutioe." The speaker informed hlu
;lIetenere that he war no orator. hut

 

i Lion'eliur'a orchestra and during tho proved to be tho frulte of Ion; «perv
iporlod of not-all!” which followed lent-e in the administrative depnrr

which today la adequate to supply the:
. of 100,000. although 1 speaker or the evening, roupondi
South Norwel .4 in, not quite reachedlthe toast, "Our Young Men."

that mark an air; iii‘iwevcr. within the}

next ten years he ventured to ear rerouted la the program and growth
i

in manifesting iteolt in south Norm!“ ticuinrly interacted in seeing ‘ the
and Norwaiit. today, the building of‘

-etende high in the eatimutlon of that

It was the occmlon of the fourthhgoo the population v‘. iietoddlt 0500‘
annunl ““1“” 0' "‘9 ““5““ ‘“ thelflnd in 1010 it nearly reached the I0.‘l(‘0m(' members of it.

up even century 0! the m-emhora andnmhtmgg purpodeu, Within an hour of i such men that the church looks to
guests of the order. The dinner wool tho um“ commercial metropolis of‘

‘hurlod nguluat hor.

,nnd thoaolonding nlil into the country. the men who occupied lilo new
church every Sunday.
gto be u member of the council tin-l;
idouhly proud to he the pastor of the:

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’niuity. James Monsoon. Stephen liulg

In the course of the amnion. “x'l‘lill dieeoum lit-lint hie worde and hie'
IilI‘ wan diu toured with by
”mm m‘ ‘ I conirihutione on the subject at handleoii Inwndoa. wolathlnz H0 lha.:l

m ,.
dim .oi the him. .
Rev. Father Carroll was the lust

gum

The speaker raid that. he urea in-

of the Knightu of Columbus and our

young men in Its ranire. The Routine '
p . the growing of the lac-lot Columbus is recognized throuxhv
xetio opirit. peryadoil.1m°“°“% m“ l toi‘leil and through the ellorta of thelout the land II a powerful and in"...
this i ontiul organization
u;

and one that
church and state. and the young illt‘i‘i

should feel It a compliment to be-

Tho young men prouout were all
comparatively young nnd It in to just

 

 

for protection against the caiumnica
He congratulated
thorn on their bouquet; their uproud.

amid the intolloctuui tenet which fol-l
llou'od. . l

He said that no he stood up in the

; Mothering and Iooltcd into the loves of;

‘9?

he was proudi

church und thut tho uri‘uir must ninth:
don tho hourta of their iirut pamtorl
and their deputy. Ho t‘onut'nlulutulli
them and niuhod them hil('(‘t’.fi8 for illli
time. ‘

'l‘ho ul'fnir clotted with the singing.
of "('olumbio. the (lent of the ()couh." l

a‘horc present were no iollou‘u: ill
W. Iinrlot‘d. ii. K; Rel. J. 'I‘. Winteru.
Now ilrltuln; Muyor \Yiillnm P. 'l‘nin-.
many, T. F‘. linwd. (l, K. t'ouncii .\'o.§
Iii; ilev. T. Finn. Mnyor PIA-.1. l“ilillt‘i
tum. Norwulh; William .I. :‘iiulliuau.l
utntu (Ir-pill). 'l'hornpironvillo; “or, it.
.i. (‘ni-roll, John I-‘. .‘v'lchiuhou. er-.\lny<lr

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A. M. i’ohlmnn. General lineal-ll Front. 3
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Senator Jorominh Ilunovuo. 'i‘. I‘. Fo-
ley. Milan Hayes, Hartford. linnlei
howling. New York: Rev. S. i'hor-

.ie. John J. (Tuner),
(“hurled E. Williame. John T. Ryanl
Stamford: P. ll. iiropliy. William l'l
Ward. William II. \IcMahon. William:
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Joseph llieoun. .

II. McMahon. .Ir., Ill-r. Futhor ilnruuui.
Rey. Father hlunIu. Koyser Iuioudf
iloi‘. T. J. lu'unueu. ii. i‘l: lioorgo ll.‘
\‘oeburgh, John Mt‘ilinn. Samuel Nur-
rlu. Thomas F. McMahon. Aim)“ 0.
Smith. Thomaa Ilurnu, itoiwrt Miller.
I-‘rodoricit ilunltolncior, Joseph .I. Lino
ut-ilur. i'iorce ilayoe. 'i'homna Mciloh-
ins. llurnurd (‘onnolloy. John .I.
Ilurlte. John J. Mciii‘eth. Edward .I.
linyea. J. Fred McMahon.
Shit-Ida. i‘. A. Manlnuru. ll. J. Roy'
nolde. lemon Coetollo, F. ii. (“oil-mun.
II. P Campbell, A. Mci’coko. i-I.
O‘Neil. I-‘rod N. Smith. Willlnm 0.
Moire-an. i‘hariee Peunoil. J. W. Scul-
ioy. John Smith. Stephen Selby. t‘.
Rynn. George I-‘lyun. “harlot: Monro;
Timothy McMahon. .\l .I. .\Icf\‘ornoy.i
.Inhn Cullen. mums 'I‘omney. r. Mock-i
ler_ P. Bolted. John McMahon, Jr.. 'i‘.‘~
A, i‘oilinn, \VIliInm sitidd. F. E. llucbl
on. J. if. Mctiiun. E. J. t‘oylo. Jlmedi
t‘ounora. A. J. Collins. 1‘, I‘, i‘ullina.;
Edward il'lirien. Joseph Tummanyfl
.lr., William iianlou. Ii. 'l‘oomoy. J.
Murphy. 1‘. ii. Cunty. bouts Ludrlauufi
.Ielnoe 1‘, Powers. Dr. H. ii. Iiaioa, .Io-l
aoph Murray, John ilarraxh. Wilinm 1.:
Madden. i’. iiurruuh. Jumm (‘nramottm '1

 

\‘i'llllalu lit-nan. .\lr. (‘urnyu. \‘i‘lliaml
Stmmuiler. ll. Ilounu. ii. Shun. Wit;

~lietu .i. i‘uoy. .ltiiln hedwith.

I

.. ”e .. ._. -..... __.

new MIKETBALL TEAM. ,

. torlum With W. B. Atwood
l

i

been organized in connection with the
Auditorium ukatllllt rink, of

:lor. The new team in made up oi,

[Herold um... weighing um Hill;

, and Harold Pusey.

i'oter y

The Atwoode Organized at the Audi.;

et Manager. l

The Atwood haekettmll term Illli-

 

.. ‘ which i
in'w'm’d '0 ”I" innit. 0‘" ( ”k . William ii. A‘rotui In the new proprlo-l
Charle- ileo. weiehlnu 210 ihe.: Run;

{dilutes lilulna. weighing lill’» Ibo...
wolghlmt 140 line;

lllfi dinner. "Ill KIWI“! VOTE (lane‘hlrg mom of the t'll)’ Willi "hie” m. lDCIk- . Mr Atwood ll u, be the) “mun“er ““01
of Moon 0, int . , _ ' .
l with tho ulnulni .er had heen alieuod. it): “not Poul ‘ Herold “my in to IHIVp change of ith

man: rcinurite were brief but to thc'nem armnnemunta. while Charlon Lee

8‘ mm dyad-emotive 1 hi ’ eport AdvertiIeuiouta‘ 1

Elite B. ill. illruh (immunity.

Eutahlialtrii 185?.

 

W. w

Phoenix Mufflers lior this Season

The "Phoenix" has always llccn a vcry ticsirnblc nu
ccusory in coulu‘catlli'r. both ‘iiur mcu 21ml women. but
this your the stylus urc more varied. and ihcrc on» scy—
cml itnvcllit-s. “Convertible Collars.” "'Hi-Button," “Avi-
ator" and “Militaire.” which pmnm- to by in great tic—

4.3.3!

llllllltl. 'l‘llc new stock is ready.

I’urc Silk .\lull‘lrr.~"x uilh l‘rinutwl curb. $2.00

\\‘liIlHili l't'ingc. $L5o
"Hi-hilltop .“ivintnr.” lncrtrcrizml. $1.25
Riliiiitl‘ Neck. tucrccrizutl. $1.00
“I‘livcollurfi' ‘ilit'l't‘i'i’llt'tl. .75
"lli»lmitnn hiilltriirc." \\‘Ill‘| tun \liililr. .50
Round Nook. plain or \xilh it‘ingc. .50
(tilH'Ci‘liIllt‘ trillur. inn .~I_\'lt'.~ in will". .50

Pocnix English Scarves mi" pure silltrlw'l; .mtl
licnr)‘. . $3.00 each
Phoenix Mercerized Scarves. 50c and $1.00

0,. llnlltiim'lcllit t' St \‘iiun. Illlllil Il-ml‘.

e n e " e
Cob Blankets of Fuscmatmg Desrgn

Ill t‘lillt‘i' tulle pink «u’ will“ lulu.- gl'uumlwu'k. with :i
lllClH init'rcsiing gnthcring «it mmll rabbit». chicitcns. kit~
trnw‘nlfi. and Mother iintm‘ chuructl-xx 0mg lusting ilit‘lll—
N‘Ii't‘n in happy izieliion. sm joltsc. at 75 and 98c.

Sillilllt‘l' Mum, uliiic with blue lmz'licrs. or \\iili tig—
urcs. 39c.

White Blankets with Intuit-re. 30x50. lizlc. unt'm fil‘n
ilut‘l’y. (ii 98c and Sx.5o.

California Blankets. all u. :i. r.mgi::;.; from $1.50 to
$6.50 a pair.

lilnllkcl Suction, Ili\\i'l‘ limit.

 

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Luncheon Sets of fine Linen. .\ilc:lii« n z: .iittcml .,,

the urw scis‘. cloths. with unpiiinx in match. lowly Lil'l'l\'t‘tl.

' English China. Stock Patterns

to clone out.

'l‘capots. 250. Salad lltshcs. 15c.
('rcaim jugs. 8c. Sugar li«\\\l.~. 19c.
t‘uycrul llislu‘s in linglhlt i‘.ll'Illt‘lI\\£ll”i', 38c.
Sauce 'l‘urccns. rumplctc. 50c.
i‘laiii-rs. 8. I3. 19, 25 and 38c.
ifcrcttl null I-‘ruit llishc‘. 5:.

Extra gum] \ztluc.~. us ill.‘ quality in hot.

Elli; B. ill—“Er; diminution.

.........l.....-y-._......c............. .. ... . .....-._ mm“ ..._

 

 

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Everyone Engaged in Business

where they are constantly usiln:
their «you should not: that they are.
all right. Any turnip should he
looked .iiirl" und t‘ol'rm‘it’d at once.
We employ experienced Ocnllatam
grntlnnto physicians- to oxumiur
eyes and guarautw sntisinction.

87 ATLANTIC SQUARE

Stamford. Conn.
Open Saturday Evenings.

 

THAMER

. Oculiate arid Opticians

 

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Dr. Dleuton’s

 

SATURDAY 8r MONDAY

L: 25 SERGE SUITS. actual value Sill. For Butulday at Monday. . .311."
if 60 STORM BERG! SUITS. including extra alter, actual value :25.
g} For Stuturdny and Monday ...................... 017.06
“ 20 SUITS OF IMPORTED GERMAN BROADCLOTH, the bent in tho
' market; actual value 835.00. For Saturday and Monday. mull.”

25 SERGE DRESSES, in all ailuriea and strictly all wool. For 8M.-

urday and Monday .............................. “.0!

_ 80 DRESSES OF FRENCH CHIFFON SERGE. in all the new ehadoa;

,2 1. actual value 016. For Saturday and Monday .......... 00.90
. 20 IILK DIEISIB in all ohadoa; output value :20. For Saturday
5 . and Monday .. ........ ............ ...... 012.0!
25 SKIRTS OF ALL WOOL PANAMA, worth to. For Saturday and
Monday .......... ...... ............... 02.0!

26 SKIRTS OF ALL WOOL SERGE. worth $6.30. For Saturday

and Monday ............ M.“

10 LADIEO'V AND mount COATS for ...... . ......... ”mu”...

~12 LADIEE’ and mono com-re for ........... ..... More

15 LADIES’ AND‘MIOOII' CO “8 for ...... . ........ .......uua

: It IILK WAISTO. Black. Blue and White. For Saturday and Moro

.. day ....... ...........I1.fl

Remember, there prices are for Saturday Ill'iti Monday only. Come
and eocune any garment ye: may need. on you cannot eitord to
ruin euch a raving on Mechanic morehandiee. We alter free.

 

The Paris Cloak and Suit House

TH! uouea or coon eLoruea
3 8h Main 8n. South Not-walk. 5:5 Main Br, Stamford

 

Moron.

Tonatmuoior ilnrford welcomed all

'nmi the whiatlin'a or Thomee l". Ilicv1

opened the procoedlnaa with e few
appropriate remarkr, well epolten. in
awaiting

 

of-tho urut arnelter of the
evening, he raid that he needed no in«
. troduction an he who no Itranaer and

 

hlu namo was recond to 0000 on “fitment. "(loiumime and tile Followerel

.llpn and on ihe,mlude of all the mo
nlclpality. who. by . the exerclae of
their stiffraae. had elevated him to
the hi gheet position in the city govern-
ment. the called upon Mayor William
F. Tammany to remand to the toaat
of “Our City."

Sterling with a few appropriate

uterine. Mayor Tammany raid that
South Norwalit tree the heel city in

“the etate hy reaeon of ill location;
ita natural edvantngee; lie thriviua

.induatrlen and its turn and wont.
who are the per-re throughout the
world. Nor do i ninth to say anything
dirparnglnn to our elem city over
which Mayor ii'inneseu proaldee for
Norwelir always follow: south Nor-
walk,

South Nowell: was organised in
11870 with a population of ocercciy
2 2,000. ft Wits without any puhilc util-
tiles not lie inhabitants, energetic and

over thouahttul or tile future. uthethoito noun

point. and wire appreciated by all. lie
(paid a tribute to hie utiooeeeor, Mayor
with confidence the eood edmlniatm
lieu of the people.

The next epeelter of the evening wee
State Deputy William .I. Mulllnu. of
l'fllompuonvllie, who mooudad to the

 

Today."
lllr. Mulligan provod to ho a weaker
of unusual power and ability and hie

daya and compared it to knighthood of
today. urine thet the Knight: of
Columhue were in every aenee true
and noble hairhta. iii: arguments tor
the church. lie reletione to the Illalra
of the nation and the-patriotlem of its
yam men to the tie; were convinc-
lng to o aurprlniug‘dexree and thou
ore-out were deeply‘ impreeaed ll)‘
them.

it The weaker dwelt on the enormous
amount or good which the Knights of
Colombo: hero done and are doing,
and evoke oi‘ the preventive!!!“ of
the members of the order.

. in closing he railed Mention to the
liner that It)». Catholic men punctuat-
Eed in the Spanish war mutt a
try. which Should on“

 

 

 

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.worda W. e appreciated by all printout.l
ile donned the Itnluhthood oi the oldl

 

,wii he the floor captain.
Canny. Is it. ii in. in to be left for-

lwflem in MM” 0' "up Council Indf'rammany. Ind commended to Mini ward' inwndoe h It to in la in he

fright forward; Beer». 0 ft.. to to he
'center; bee. ti ft. 1 in. la to he loll.
ward, and Hlniul. it it. ii in. lit to be
right guard. The team therefore or»
creme 172 poundu. i-larold Boom iii
the pronldent and Chariots illgainr
tho treasurer.

. ’l‘ht| Ilrat some in to ho

core would he illoami to
demon with suitable iodine.

W, nee-7n.

IOLIIY KIDNEY PILL!
tinpply that the ingredients

new...

needed
natural action of the kidney: and bind.

headache. odrvouanen. rheumatieot
and all kidney. hledder and urinary
"waterline—«The milieu Pharmacy.
w. r. Wismore a Co. "

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WHAT ‘fl-ilv LIAHNID.
Mn. simmiwfle Mr. Hunter a itlnd
“titer?”
hire. malaria—~"Weli. hie children
thoueht. there was no one like him un»
til they went to emeuaderie end we
a beer."

 

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o. r.

played:
Thursday droning. (lot. 20. Thu om-l
nrraunel II illumination ltroet

to build up. atrenathen nod reetoru thea

tier. Specially prepared for bltilmcllft. ,

‘ SleepinglGarments

Thoroughly protect children from the cold.
end poaitively will not acretch or ahrinlt.
Made in eleven ahrea. for children up to ten
yearn.
. Prince sec to St each. according to size.

The N. IE. Ryan Co.

 

 

 

 

 

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«01' Planar. ‘ Nor THAT KIND or woman.
A horde dealer wile showing it Whi‘lti; "no you hollow in making a pronu-
iii I proepectlvo buyer. After running? floctlon bolero you enter your pow?"
'him back and forward for a few nun. l netted Mrs. Oldcnallo.
um he atopped and «to to the buyerzi "Mercy, not" replied her hoateue
“What do you ihinit of his coat? llen‘t . on she necked it hit of duct from the
he a dandy!“ hum grand piano. "u i have gonna
The buyer. noticing that. the hhrrol flet‘lim‘lii to motto about people i uh
had the heaven, replied."“i'ee. illlto: ware do it tillifllile oi churmxfi PM.
hie coal all right. but i don‘t ”lull tin : cm umrdnmm.
pantr."~l.ondon 'i‘loltlta. l

 

 

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3 Four men cut their wiadotu teeth on-
Illtbel mt Irina rennin. .‘ til alter they are married.

 

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