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In Black-
iace or Caps. Double Price
0.”.-. .
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—NEW T-ROOM lil‘Nv
galow, beautifully located on high
ground; 10 minutes from trolley. with
1 acre or more; $800 cash. balanco
easy paitncnts. or will trade. Photos.
Lawrence Agency, 1.7: South Main
St. 017 iii
FOR SALEMRICMANTS. BLACK
and colors. Reasonable pricca, Mui~
lcr Gloria Mills. Fair Grounds, Nor
walk. oi? :ii
PARTY Illt'S'i‘ SELL lii'il.l.\|il.l|3
make of piano. almost IIcw. l'uliy gutitx
unload. cheap,w rathcr than put in
storage. For full particulars. III. ll.
l’urcnt. carc. Sentincl oi? Lit
FOR SALE-«AT SAGAMURIC PARK
adjoining 'l‘okcncke l‘arit. lit-:Iutit‘ul
tlltllldllli; lot. Tfixlftil; terms to suit
purdbaser. inquire llolnlrt lt‘. St'ulzi.
Real Estate. Ant-ht. lion'aiiou, t‘onn.
Tcl. 314. 320 .1 In
TO LET
WANTED.
TO LET~~LARtii<L SUNNY coax.
ished TOOlli, hot bath, breakfast it do.
sired, good location. No. "' West
a
St. ol7 tit
TO LETw-«it‘ilRNiSlilill ROOM. EV-
cry convenience. centrally located.
with or wttltout hoard. Ni). ii lieidcn
place. NorWalk, oi? tit
TO LET~~~ ROOMS Tl) SMALL
family. 70 Fort street, East. Nor
walk. oi? iii
TO LETA-uvii‘iVl". ROOMS.
lloor. Crockett St.
Broadway. liowayion.
inquire John ll.
oi? lit
TO LETw-A SiCVENvittitiM HOUSE
in first-class condition; gas and watcr;
Fifth St. inquire of .l. (‘. Hawkins.
olti fit
TO LET ROOMS, its tiSlitlltNl-Z
.-\3'c.. East Not'u'nilt. inquire Raymond
& Ambler. \\'ilton. old :it
BUSINESS NOTICES. i .
S. LEVY lll'i's AND SELLS .\llh‘~
lit and second hand clothing. He can
sell you liliéllii‘lile clothing for liitic
itiolic)‘. 17‘.‘ \\‘:Ishintzion .41. oi.~ tit
NOTICE—~0N Iti'tt Al 'Itcn (it to.
licr lst my cnItIoItutni aucntv \\ill
be locatcd at l:_ ti \\' .Ishlntton St. iltlp
of. all kinds i’ttinishcd. Mrs \i .l.
Wilcox. aziu liII
hAsn's MODERN noom'mn
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. I‘ll and comfort
suarantoed. 2R West Wnsbimtlon t-lt
. u- 7L
PROFESSIONAL
G. 8. CHAPle—PiANO 'l‘i'Nthl.
regulating and repairing. It‘nt‘iol‘y cx-
pI-rlent'c. All work trttat‘autt-cti. .‘tti‘
(trims 12 Hamilton Arc. Phone No.
11115-4. oil 3t
ARTHUR F. HUNTlNGTON.
pttllls' of tiritcc (‘htrvlu
pnlc lunc production.
Nur',uitlk Tel. 40.
(ill-
Ioit'o cultnic.
1.1:; Main St.
oil ltn
PIANO. ORGAN THEORY. ALEX.
H‘ l: ilmott. it t‘hcstnnl i-‘It. Teacher of
Jnnsit‘. organist and tilrct-tor lv‘ii‘sl
t‘tItII'I-h. Norwulk. Music composed.
platinum] and transposed. 'l‘elcphonc
Kill. 323 l.'lt
PIANO lNBTHUCTlON ~— THOR-
ouglineas and IntliIIdtIal Icqulicmouta
rcceivo special attention. l’tcfcr to
instruct pupils at thclr home. Miss
Ldiia A Giottmy, Notwallt, t‘onn. R.
F. l). 42. Il 1111
NO CHANCES.
A friend, who was by way of “000le-
int; a sociologist. Went, to Cleveland
in look over that city's model city
farm and inllruiury. and Fred 0. Kcl-
ly took him out there. , A
'i‘hcy wui'c shown all alter the place
intimiluiz tho insane ward. Just on
Hwy \\’itl'e leaving that wards mnn
i‘tii'i'yilli'. a big razor in his hand came
out oi' u door and shifted toward them.
littllt lt't-lly mid till friend ran.
“What's ilw matter with you?" salt-
- t-tl thc atqwriuicntieni.
o
“lild ho cut unyhody'n throat?"
“Who?“ 3‘
”'i‘IIuI mtg pullout with the razor?“
“tilt," attitl tho stipcriuicndent, "that
not just an ii'itt-Ittiaui who has boon
sharing some of the lnmatell. borne
on bitch."
"Not (ill your life!" said Kelly. 1““.
may only he imagining" that he's ill
hilt-initial." r
. .cm m..--‘W—w
"Young man" said the Maine mei- '
chant. “what are your hshtti't as to
intoxicating how-Ingest" I .
“Excuse me." replied «to ”film“: ..
“Moi“ employment
“but: radar tit. 01!"
damstunccn mightn't VI it!“ 9%.
li talking million“...
it.
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TO LET rillAiitll'I FRONT
i‘tn'nlshvd; every cIIIIvcnicnI-c.
tit'css li.. t‘iil‘o Sciiilntvl tllllcc.
.\‘or\3'itllt,
TO LET
AtL
South
ol~t tit
.13.- l‘.\‘lt).\‘ ST. I: litltlils,
tippcr lioor: nit'c _3urtl; small family.
inquire \\’iliitiin lilistion, ti liliizahcili
HI. oil lit
TO LET 0R LEASE »~i“lt().\i NOV.
l5, T-I-ooiu house, all lllllll‘tn’t‘illt‘lllfi.
hardwood lioors. cita. Its l'ntnatn Auk.
ncar \\'cst .trc, (‘an ill accti llll)‘
iintc. inquire Mrs. lit-I'tlnI lichens, ii
Qulntnt'd i’luco, .'tII'\3'alk. 'i‘ci. liti.
oil it
TO LET~ OFFICES ix (‘()i.l‘}li1‘liN
building. corner Main and Wall bits.
licat and all modern itnpt'm‘ctnt-nts.
Apply in ii. i". t‘olcburn. “.13 Wall SL,
Norwnlk. n4 if
TO LET~--"lll\‘iON MUFFIN," L'i
l‘nlon Sh; brick cottagc. L'il littlon
St. The Hatch & lluilby Cu. nil: it
TO LET ilA.l.l-‘ A‘ HOUSE ()li
apartments. every modern conven-
icnt-o, one minute from West Ave
trolley. furnished or unfurnished; boat
and hot wator auliplicd. inquire Sill
West Ave. 39 if
T0 LETw-llAMlL'l‘ON AVE, HALF
of two family house. 8 rooms, and il-
rooiu list; all improvomnnts; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R Taylor. sill tf
NOTICE
Owing to prevalence of
GLANDERS
in nearby citiett
.FAUCETS
have been placed on hydrants near
water troughs for use of those who
prefer to water their horses from pails
WATER COMMIBSIONERB.
1h
011 if
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.. - .. .ma»..a....w. ...... mam»... ..._ ..._ w... «4......
My daughter nits out on the porch at
night .
i, knowing there in danger in night
air.
And thinking i might touch her to do
right, . ' ‘4‘
it there. .
’l‘hst evening, thounb site an out
, there till ten. 1 ,3
Nahum iii any of her clothes was
donu. ,‘
l passion over Ithib' till morning: then
dtiiéii tam tits tutu i found my neigh-
bull's ‘
Ci.
. 3‘ elilpblncott'n.
normal» Adventu-
Shit ‘0 N D L
without,»
' 'rremrod a quart of a... and inland "
WANTED GOO!) DRIVIW
ho ac. skaymond liroc. ' .. 017 dt
.waureolvouuo'uan. 16 on 17
return of age. Steady tradition. Ap-
ply 'l‘bc i'nion Pacific Tea (10., 126
Washington St. 017 iii
WANTED nisn wasitna
it ashluttton street. ' ' ”ATM
WANTED FXi’ERiENt‘ Fill SHIRT
maker as rupalt
(‘luett l‘e aleiv a Co old St
WANTED~~FROM NOV 1 FLOOR
of tire. rooms for thch adults With
com'cnlcnccs.
dross Rent, carc Sentinel old 3t
WANTED \\’OM AN TO DO COOK-
lnt: and housekeeping for two gentle-
mcn in iltcioohI house; no lodging
Apply a“ Hamilton Am. 014 '.!i
for tit-net iii houson oi lt,
Woulpoi’l Arc Noru'uilt, oil 31
”WAMEB’ chitin-L “ can:
with i'tifvl‘t‘lit‘t‘. for ncncrul liOllHt‘\\'.tUl‘k
Apply .jii Maple St Norwnlit 01:; :ii
WANTED til i hi 'tN. room and
lipttt‘d. on it quici :til‘oci; meals to ho
Bt‘l‘l‘t'll in his bedroom.
cart- Sentinel.
Oi lfit
RAlLWAY MAIL CLERKB. POST-
otlicc t-lorits. Inali curricra.
exnIIIiIiatimIi-z in South Nurvralk. Rain-
plc qucslions frcc. Franklin institute,
Dept. It? J, Rochester, N. Y. s28 in
WANTED -(ll'i~‘RA'l‘ Olin 0N POW
or machines 1.0m ncru taken on anti
paid while looming. lnlctsluto Rub--
bcr i'o.. illicit. Washington St N18 ti
LOST
“15¢-th .\ou\\.ti a, umpii‘.
green pom lttnim' tIinInch contain-
his a ilIc IiolhII hill sonic silver and
horscs heads and six riilnoaloncs, last
night. hctuccn lltnt II l‘hcatro and
Union St. Finder pluasc leaic at 17
North Main St. liowurtl. oi? (it
Town ASSessorS’
NOTICE
We the undersigned, hereby give
notice to all person: and corporations
llahlc to pay Taxes in the Town of
Norwallt. that they are required by
law to dolivor to tho Assessors. or
oithcr of them, on or bofore the first
day of Novcmber. liill. a written or
prlnicd list, dated, slsiicd and sworn
to, of itll propcrty owned by them on
tithe first day of October, iiill, liable
to taxation.
N. il.—--l lsta may be returned to the
Assessors. at tho AsmnsorI‘ ()liioe.
Town Hall building, Norwalk, and at
the Council rooms. Washington street.
Library hulldlnx, South Norwaiit. from
and including October 17. um. to and
including Novomber 1. Hill. said of-
fices to be open from ii to 12 o'clock
a. m., and from 2 to 4: ill) p. .. all
days of the weak (Sundays oxccpicti),
and on Saturdays and on nNovcmbcr
1i. 19li,fr6m 7 until 9 o'clock in the
owning.
All persons will ht» required to give
street and number of their proporty.
‘nnd sine of lot house stands on.
Dated at NorWulk. Conn, October
ti. lilli
GEORGE W. FITCHI
JOHN W. BOGARDUS,
OSCAR W. RAYMOND,
oi 2 6t Assessors.
“
The assault skirt may he turmoil dirt
calm and is. slightly fuller. M?! tho
Plttubur; gun. it in. honour, mum
and will still give; mam
Chum from To ‘ Begin; Ag.
nrossive Operations Against
Rebels
HANKOW. China. Oct.’ 17.-The lin-
perial government begun aggressive
preparations for tho recapture of Him
how and. Wu Chan-g today. The first
traluload of troops from the north ar-
ncuhdlho fashion tIcIth‘ of HanltoW.
Several thousand more soldiers are
on the way and are expected to ur-
rived on the scene and camped in built-
ot the Wu Chang garrison which re-
tired front lhat city Whtin the rebels
sutured, crossed the river Yonk‘tfie
above the city and marched island.
probably to effect a junction with tho
. troops from the north.
Earlier in the day the imperial nav-
al force in tho river was augmented
by the, arrival of (“Mi 0; the navy‘a
modern gunhontti which carried Ad
mlrai blah t‘ hen Ping. who immediate-
ly iooit command of the situation. ills
llrst mow was to assuto the foreign
conunia that their tonccssious would
not be endangeied bi any bombard-
ment which he might undertake. His
purpose. it was boito3'.eti was to begin
shelling the label defences around
XVII-Chang at once.
The Red Cross Society organised
by the revoltttionaty leaders began
from the
to- do Chinese are subscribing liberal
ii to the funds for the work.
and the regime of official graft was
brought sharply to situation today by
the amnion of an umber who had
the toilet (antic lie 33ml caught in
an allompt to (inert some of ”mi
alone to his own pocket and was
Worm”) beheaded
hand cloudy work. i
('entralh loomed. Ari-fi
WANTEDv A court-mum t.IRI.t t
inquire at ti,
Address Quiet. .«
November
tour lli‘llllit‘ti. licwarti for return to
Seminal oillt-c. oi? Bil
LOBT A GUI. ll l‘lN T“ ti
mats are mantis ll» unkov
.tcrininnl for the nor,tlI and it is un-
curtain when senioc 33ili he resumed.
I'i'he tracks hate been cleared etery-
thin-re to uccclcrutc the passage of
igovcrnmcnt troop trains.
it‘iw additional lorcign warships
'tiroppcd anchor in tho iitct todn .V.
IVIhoAduilrui Sir \iircd l. \\lnsloe.
ttotnntandct of tin- llrltlsh thsicrn
tilt-ct. arri3cti at noon on thc British
tit-spatth ho it Alacrlt}
'lhc situation is so no. that num-
burs: of wointn and thihlicu are pto
ecctllng dull) to Shanitllnl. licwctcr.
,ull iht- missluttarica in liuukuw arc:
Milli.
\
I 'l‘ht tm'oltttloiiists harp tii'lm‘t‘d a rcv
“aid of that lot the tap: on of .lul
t' in up, iorntcrly \ltt,‘itl_\ of stuthucn.
in; from tho north lliiilllu‘i‘t'll ~I,tlttti.
‘ Tlli‘t arc uncainpcti on iliv race course
lioi'th oi lltc t‘lly. wliui‘t‘ i
:it'llilitl‘tl'lllt‘ilih hutort- uttmltlng tlic,
rel-chi They appear to in spicnditih
itlllllml and are equipped wnli modern
, lll' lilltillclll.
dome 2,000 rchcls from “ll'Cllit‘iliR
with nrtillcry nIoIed lit‘lllll this mor-II
wtintz. and it was helicud that tin-y in
Headed to outwit. thc tun N'llltl troops.
l I mono. om. i. «v'i‘hc
iliottrtl todtu issued a coinamnimtlon
to the luminous and press as follows:
l “.tdinirnl Sah t‘hcn Pius art-13 cti
at .lianltow today with plain ships or
war and bonus from the north and
oust arc arri3ins at Hunkou. It is ex
pcctcd that the rciapturc of ”tilt inns
and “'th hang 33iil ho in manor of only
a low days. Dispatches from Napkins,
(lining-Slut. Canton, Anitiusx. Multden.
Kaitli‘ong. 'l'lenfl‘sin and Foo (Show.
state that croi'ythtnt; is fllllcl and that
there is no four of any disturbance."
The information of the lt-Ipitionn in-
dicates that only the first statement of
the official communication is strictly
accurate. The Minister of \\'ar. (lunch
ul Yin-Tenancy“ at Chantuchuuan. the
homo of Yuan Sill Kai. with whom he
is in conference. Yuan Sui Kai. ac.
cording to official announcctnout. has
accepted the post of vim-ray of liu
Pen and litrNIn provinces and respon-
sibility for restoring ordcr there. A
decision as to Ytian's next more is ex-
pectud today.
Word was received hot-o today of
ilcialiy that Russian troops have been
ordered to mow asalnst the Humiliat-
sc bands in North Monolith-la, Roman
ly the nominal hsvu reported fre-
quently that those robbers WON bin
coming bolder and better organised.
unto brought in from Titus Chow to-
day to roiuforco tho depleted garrison
at the capital.
The order suspending ililsaongoi' tub
tic. on the railway between Petting and
cancelled at 2 o'clock this morning in
«ambulance oil a widespread retain
WOW“. .
As a result of rIportI, that the Nbull
are munoniax Marianas. the local
Mancini woman are adopting alum
dress. Oils subsi- bereft. mum
tut "hit this; ~
Iived u the scene and sampled in built?
today removing the heaped up corpses;
streets of Wu Champ Well- 9
The revolutionary determination to“
been appointed to cfllécfi fluids tori
'l‘hc tsoopu which urriud this thorn».
in} 33'iiint3a ’i
A tat-cu of the old mums troops.
'i‘im'l‘sln. the port of the capital. was,
y “ports that s Barman force at
bluslwitets reinforced by get-man is-
hitting in the streets with a Chili“!
mob,
The Admiralty has no further de-
tails regarding the, lighting at Flair
how. but understands that. the (tier-
ma‘iib are cooperating in the interns-
tiiousl'laudlng corps' movement 'm
manned by the Japanese nautical»
lain.
The large German cruiser Gnoiionau
will arrive at Hankow tomorrow” With
Vice,- Admiral von Kroslak connota-
er pf the German Asiatic squared.
As the German vico- admiral has a
rank superior to that of the American
ndinimi, ‘it is probable that he will
stipercado the latter intcltlei‘ animation
of the international naval forces.
A German torpedo boat is accum-
pauyiag the Guelsenau.
nos'roxv, not! infirm situation in
Him Yang, Hit-l’oh province, where
the Chincao revolutloalsts .have, V,al.
ready captured the sovurnmeut arse-
nal. has become soilireulcning that
tthu missionaries atachcd to the Sta-
tioas of the American liaptlst Foreign
Mission Society have bccu obliged to
leave the cltv The news of the min-
slonaries' withdrawal from Han Yam-l
was receimd in a cablegram from
tShnnghai recclmd today at the head
quarters of the society, in this) city.
The cubic-grain “its signed “Stafford."
the name of tho accicty's agent in
Shanghai. and said ‘(Traulord Road-
er. (‘odI arrived today. Remainder
will follow "
* These names are those of three
‘young women attached to the Map
Yang mission station. Miss Jennie
Crawford. of Lexington. Mass. and
Miss \\lnnitred \\’. Rocder rind hits
{Jennie L. Cody, both of i‘ounuyiiunic.
1 HOW THE SMALL THINGS COUNT.
t Amanhs is the story of have“
ilflcbsnti persdttdd jiai'wtsa not .to
lily $200 for a n... Also it illustrated
a curious trait in human nature whlhli
tmay be studied 33lth good results.
Ewing at last agreed to the annular
nnt purchase. the husband gave the
flu: tab mammalian in Win? a
|check. but in big. round silver cart-
éwheeis. When thc wife realised how
‘many sliver dollars were to he put
into the. l‘tlil--ltl(*l'.llly patina hcr
irootn with silmr ~~~~~ she decided on a;
i
i
Hull rug.
! \\‘ lien car has an account at R sioret
it is much water to charge anything}
and pav tho but at the and or thoi
month in a single large check than
ito decide on each mills) and take the
separate bills out of one'I purse oat
tlic spot.
if out- had in take for oneself all
the illi'llu of acrt'icc which are re-
.ouired somctiutct-I of tltoac who wait
inpoti one. or had to par for IIll the
~sniall items of waste which for ex-
‘nnipic workers in an office oltcn pay
no input to, turgrtilnu how they count
‘up in the aggregate, there would of-
ttcu be tum" a change of plan as the
Young wife's ticscrlbed above.
i no the other hand. if 33'c realized
how mtuh repeated at is of usefulness
lot t‘lllt‘logitiiezic would build up of.
hood in tho lont run no should are“ “mm“
tlciut point in piling up our good of
‘ forts.
t
i
l Give Up Themaeivcl to Her.
Art properly Ito-called, is no narrow
lion:
thoihiua better to do.
dertnken seriously, or not at all.
and to receive it, their licartn.~-Rtia-
kin.
w”- a...
itititit iittttitttts
Norwaik. Conn.
Wednesday Ev' 2. October 18th
CONCERT
Rut ducts nil-ted i3
LPN TORRAC
Violinist
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood- Newkirk
Mrl. Agnes Havilsnd
Mr. Hence 8. Hatch
Mr. Frank Nash
Alex. 8. Gibson. Organist
TICKETS . . . . .
For attic by the Lndics and
at (ulctitlcnings
ot4 4t
«A...» ... a a 4R Mum/34.4“» WIN: w»
“A CASE or
is be given by
The King’ a Daughters
Al: the Theatres"
F - “M"... i
Purelgn How Much Art DImandI of Them Who gcnwm
it cannot be learned at spars
moments, nor pursued. when we have;
it must he illif .
To.
advance it Incn‘u lives must be Riven.i
i
18Congregational ”“1““ if
.......50 cents I.
’7 will be Sold. ‘
susmuuo ' .. 2i
ThlI Week. an option» '0' Vaudeville
Quality. ThlI Week. a Bill that
Cups the climax, at the House
of Satisfying Vaudevilla.
HOYT’S
Where the Family. Finds Enjoyment.
The Season'- Unparaiied Spectacle
Charles Lovanberg‘s Sensational
Triumph
“La Petite Revue”
1O DiItingulshed Artists
A Glorious Galaxy of Scene. Dance and
Humor
A Delight to the Eye, a Feast for the
Ear, a Grand Spectacle
‘Webster Cullison 8.00.
in a Splendid Cut
The Laughablo Farce
Sombreros
European Novelty Juggias
In Aerial Mlllinery Spectacle
‘ A Breath of Youthful Charm
Eddie Lerne & Lillian
Keaney
In Sprluhtly Songs. DIncII and Patter
The Belle of Virginia
Coy De Trickey
_.............
And Motion Pictures that make you
Giggle and Cheer
No advance in prices for this ex-
prtlonsl program which caps the
climax for high-clan vaudeville.
Another OnI of Our Great BillI.
Phone 1648
ALHAMBRA Theatre
STAMFORD. CONN”
WEEK OF OCT. 16th
“THE COWBOY AND THE LADY"
by Clyde Fitch
Nat Goodwin‘I Grain! Succau
Matinee Wed. and 8“.
Popular Price.
“FALL CONNECTICUT GUIDE.
The fall edition of the Connecticut
Guide. covering the months of Onto
her Notcutber and December is non
out and contains lust the information
which the traveling puhiit. in panic-u
lsr is looking horglmt it also bristles
with facts that everybody wants to
keep posted 'on. \\'ho knows when
no is going to travel? '(‘onsult the
dramatic power.
masr cannon CONCERT.
at the choir concert at the Nat-walk
'First Church on Wednesday. evening.
the members of the choir will sing
various concerted numbers—a duet
by Chuminade, a trio by Anderton and
a group of quartettes, among them a
recent composition of Mr. Gibson, “in
Pride of MRy"' and the sprightly
liridul Chorus from “The Rose Mald-
on." Mrs. Newkirk will sing the great
aria from “Samson and Delilah.”
Mrs. Haviland will contribute a group
of songs, and the‘"gentiemen will
sing pleasing solos. One of the organ
numbers is a Symphonic Poem by
Jean Sibelius. the great composer of
Finland. it is a composition of great
Mr. Torraca's numo
hers will be two Songs without Words
and a movement by De Berlot.
lilOYT's THEATRE.
A large and enthusiastic audience
witnessed the bill that opened at.
l-loyt’s theatre yesterday afternoon
and last night. The show is one that
brought down the house. as every act
on the bill is a good one and every ,
number received loud applause. Coy
tie Trickey, the Belle of Virginia, and
Coontown'a most charming chanteuse
was a scream. Eddie Lane and Lil-
lian Kennedy, In sprightly songs and
dances, are very good and their con-
edy very line and tip to the minute.
Sombreros, jugglers and European
novelties in Aerial Millinery spectacla
is something new and novel and amid
a big hit. Webster Cuilison A; Go.
in their farce was a scream from
start to nnlshf La Petite MVH.’§
glorious galaxy of scene, dance and '
humor, was one of 'the season's most‘
unparalleled spectacles. this a tit"
light to the eyes“, a feast for the ear,
and is a splendid cattle, The motion
pictures are very line and all of the
very latest. This is an exceptional ‘
programme of high class vaudeville
and one that you Should not fail NI .
see as this bill only appears tonight
and tomorrow afternoon and evenin‘.
NO CASTE lN SNORES.
The cauda- and cure at snoring 00*
corn all (lashes. says the London
Chronicle. We have record that. both
thc house of lords and the workhonu
lime suffered fidnuit. There' an I
foiincr Duke of Norfolk “alto i’éll into "v
(‘oncnctlcut Pocket tluidc and keep ”u. habit of 51......th .nIdihiy in m. I’
posted on the various timetables Gillan}. and it happened that he w“
the stoma, trolley and
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5‘93“”0‘“ i hard at it on one occasion when a bill
lines. Thc Guide tontains all the v-nr lconwruiag the parish of meat Sabr-
ions changes in the no“ timetables-
in just the populai form to meet the
demands of the hunt Inuit.
‘.inu ltt Norfolk, came before the house.
The ioz'n of laughter with which the '
Sclicdulefitbitla title was greeted awakened the‘
0' “"0““ ”it“ “"3 apparent at “'dtihc and rclietcd his fellow peers. At
E3cry mode of trawl in (‘on
ncttlcut is coveted by the Guide. hot
sale at all news stands.
itch! itch! - Scratch!
Scratch! The more you
scratch the worse the itch. Try Doau' s
remedy.
“Itch!
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glnuc the poor law commission minori-
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comtncntlntion of the ingenious
.u'urkimuI-Ie master who divided the,
old mm;- at night so that the anorers
and the deaf men slept in one word
and the rest in another.
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Norwalk Chronicler