M y Lungs
’ ROWAYTON‘
Painters are at work on the ltowuy'
ton Baptist Church. '
it‘rauk A. lirandu moved today from
'l‘okeueke to South Main street, South
Norwulk.
New concrete walks are being plan
ed abottl the. residence of Robert S.
Barclay, ill Rowaytou avenue.
Robert Sculzl, of ltowayton avenue...
is now the owner of the launch “Colit-
n'ade," having purchased it from Daniel ‘
r. Morrell. ‘
A ttew plumbing sltop will be erect-1
ed itt liowayton avenue for Joseph H.
Klittefeller. .ir.. the plans being com-
pleted and work expected to start next
Week.
Charles R, Petty paid a visit to Cott-
.teivtutettt island, last night, and shoti
two line. black ducks. which he antler?
pales having for his Sunday dinner
tomorrow.
it"rank Lockwood wettt to New ‘Rocit-
eile, last night, to visit his brother.
lFrederic id. hockwood. who had his
left. tili‘ill broken and head cttt in the.
accident to Charles Klein’s automobile,‘
Thursday afternoon.
The annual meetiuy.r of Rowayion
Hose Company is scheduled to be. held
next Tuesday night, at wltich time offi-
cers will be elected, reports of the
year's work and financial cottditiott of
the company submitted, altd other bus
ittess transacted.
Al tlte liapt-isl Church lilt"'i‘ will Iii“
morning \vtrsltip witlt preaching by
tltc pastor at lil::lil and the evening
service at Tzihi. Sunday school begins
at l2 tutti llto Y. 1'. S. t‘. i ll tizil‘t p.
Lili t\ cordial invitation is
to those who would worship with us.
wt
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4.!
ll. (1. littscoe. who is Ti years old,
a war veteran ittld nu oltl llll‘ii' bulcllcr,
helped otit (icon-go (‘, \Vilser at ltis‘
market lit Main slret-l, New Canaan.
this week. Mr. ituseoe still wields
the ('it‘ilVl'l' with all the viuor of youth.
Mr. Roscoe owns considerable proper-
tv at llitkory lllutf. and is well-known
dl(“‘t‘.
Rudolph A. Lohr
Plumbing.
and Heating
HONEST WORK
HONEST PRICES
ROWAYTON, CONN.
Phone Connection
ADVEnTisao ‘Lar‘rsns.
Below Is a lint of letters remaining
uncalled for at the following post oin-
ces for the current ween.
South Norwalk.
ll Spring St.
I.. ll. llowen, Norwallt litticl.
W. It. t‘ulhtitl.
.iowctll ll. (‘olliitu.
Mrs. J. ’l‘. lit-Wolf, ll littviiutttl Ht.
(than. \\'. linimun.
ilcnry ilolluud, iii?» So. Main l-il.
itcv. Herbert A. .lessin.
Mitts Minnie lamp. 9? South Main St.
Mlicik Stefan.
Mortttttt liceti.
Mrs. it}. ll. Slut-tit, 21:4 South St.
Mrs. Nellie \', Swift.
Mrs. ii. S. Thorndike.
iii. iii. (TROWIG, i’, M.
I
in. \‘I'. S.
t‘ttpl. i'i‘cilcoil of the Fifth intuit-
try was leading a long lllko lit the
Philippines. Fond have out anti his
command was forced to resort to the
emergency rations. which consist of
conduit-tied food of one kind and on»
"liver.
“l‘np'n.” said the sergeant.
"What is it?“
"(lup'tr Wottll don‘t. like theirs yum
imaginary rational" rrrrr -8uturdsy ilivcn-
lug poi-t, Norwaik. uvoryiimty cordially invll~ trying to get. additional help in smm-Snnn “In - 60-min"! water tire-sure
.. WWW”. my m”, when M I.“ m We w“ «ammonia and Norwnlk. They are worklngldimfl from the hydrant curable of
His ousoo. ' M... WM, “H m. mm. “a main ion a big contract on the 3100.000 throwlns a Itroam twice the button of
“What earl of a store is that, Besides the bank building now nutietw ' estate of John R. nrmfleywthe Magnum building in town. The local com-
.Jlm't‘" sake the. first stranger indi—
eating the establishment which an-
notinces itself as dealing in "Dock
Supplies." '
“Oh, that's just a place where they
aPii'lil‘ilflfi an‘ things to doctors. l
hilptloseftvrflhicagn Post.
When the vacant property grows
too «pensive use a Sentinel Wont rm. who fluently bought the estate
Adv. and soil it.
. weak." G0 at once to your doc-V
for. Do not delay another hour. Ask him all about Ayer’ .
. « Pectoral. Then take it or not, as he so :
purchased a new 63,000 automobile.
trien school, is confined to her home
t‘Xlt‘lIt‘t"I .
| Mrs. C. (i. Mcf‘lellan, of this town.
l
but a house erected. on ‘the property.
Commissioner Macdonald to spend.
lug some of the state's good money on
the rliiuricu state road to the gratifica-
tion and relief of the taxpayers and
citizens of that tetra, although it its
rather late in the season to be doing
road work—waiter all the heaviest trut-
ilc has been suspended for another
year. it is hoped that sufficient care
will be exercised with the opemtiun to
give the desired results. The work is
belnu'duue from both ends of the
town. a gang working itt towards flar-
len center from Noroton and another
working towards the common center
from Norwalk.
roman:
NW
William K. llubbeil has ptirchusod
a touring car. '
Attorney Floyd B. Bartram has pur-
chased a line saddle horse. '
Joseph Aschuuer an family of Semi.
nary street will spend the entire win-
tor lit the South.
Darlen, Conn. Nov. fl, titlil.
Edimr Sentinel: l have in the past
noticed in the heading of the Barton
and Norotou items, in your worthy
paper. quite lengthy articles alluding
to the general makeup of Harlan. 1
wish to emphasize anything which has
already been said of the facilities or
the environment. of Damien. A more.
picturesque locality cannot be found
along the north short of bong Island
Sound. We here In Durien have much
to be proud of. There are things ‘we
do not enjoy that we ought. For in-
stance, electrioiightcd highways. it.
does not seem as though we were. In‘
tilte line of progress when you can see
any dark night. people. going. who live
one thousand feet or less, front pout-l
office,»- store or church, wendlng their?
way with a lantern. but this is true;
Mrs. E. v. .lt‘rohtlngltam of North
Main street has returned from a “visit
with friends ltt Boston.
. tutu
NOROTON
Mrs. C. G, McClellan, of Barton. has
Mles Katherine A. Haupt hue pur-
chased u house of w. Stanley Lock-
wood on East avenue.
Many people attended the chrys-
anthomttm show at the HON green-
houses on Main street, this week.
Miss Margaret (ladder, of the Da-
by illness.
Frederick H. Smith enjoyed a day's
fishing. Thursday. He succeeded In
hooking it good mess.
The Jones homestead on ()ouoke
avenue ls being remodeled and in-
Stephen Wood spent 'lhursdoy In terlor improvements are being made.
South ‘Norwalk on a combined busi-
ness and pleasure trip.
George T. Smith in painting and
renovating the Mrs. H. B. Rogers
house, corner Railroad avenue and
Park street.
Mr. Bowen. of Stamford, is moving
into the Betsy Weed place, of Dorian.
which he tt‘eceutly purchased.
till, his, in "
Out-oi-llrilar Stomachs Feel Fine
going to continue a sufferer from ladl~
geatlcn,
company is the time required to drawi
~ the engine and hose supply wagon iol
a fire lit the rural districts. About all
the country estates are on the out-
lying ridges and hills. it is almost out
utter impossibility to get the uppurut-i
us to these districts after an alarm, IO‘
give the firemen any kind of a chance.
An auto chemical is needed here its.
much as itt Greenwich, where they
have two. It is said that the wealthy
residents there donated all or a great.‘ '
part of the cost. New Canaan will try. , .
. : Oslirlsnt leonl'tnnw tuna
and manage with one for the present. c h 3 a ho u
id up old a e. in ih busines wall]
The. people mostly benefitled by . o g e s d
all the “young man" is always the one
chemical engine would, of course, bot who picks the plums it is an aged
. . 'i. . _l ’ n
the summet tesldon s living in the rur t“now thottghl.’ “new talent, etc., "“1
ill districts. it's a mighty good pl'o-‘ the old man Is passed by ln‘the ran
position and u tnlgbtly good cltanccix ..
for some one to get busy with a sub‘ 1, is (3:: 5:13:35; ziggsaofhcfiglnm
. , , l ' , .
w...
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy will ‘
in excess of the actual cost of the correct this sign, which so often ’Io-
.outflt. ceivos people into thinking that. on.
A HSUSE‘HOLUDTJI EDI—(ZINE is really upon them. it is 9. well-known
that stops coughs quickly and cures'i fact that Sage and Sulphur will “a“ .
en the hair. Wyeths Sage and in!
colds its Foley's Honey and Tar Com-t ~
stutnach. no heartburn. Sour risinss. pound. Mrs. Anna Poitier, 2.526 Jeuer_tphur combines these old-time remo-
Gati on Stomach or Belt-hing of “out. no“ “met. South Omaha, Ned. says: idles with other agents, which remove
seated {00¢ Headaches, Dininess °"‘“l can recommend Foley's Honey andldandruff and promote the growth of
Sick Stomach, and. besides, what you Tar Compound as a sore cure {oft the hnir. _
cat will not ferment. and poison your mum and colds. n cured my dang”! The manufacturer of this remedy
breath with nauseous odors. All these, tee" of a bad cold and my neighbor,‘ authorise the drugSlStS to sell Ilium!!!
. .‘ . bat the money will hero»
symptoms resulting from a sour, out 'Mrs. Benson, cured herself and her guarantee t
afaorder stomach and dyspepsia are whole family with Foley's Honey and ; funded it it fails to do exactly as rep~
generally relieved In five minutes Tar Compound. Everyone in our resented. .
after taking a little Diapepsin. ;lleighborhood speaks highly of_ IL". Don t look old before your Hillel. Get
00 to your drugglst and got a 50‘i’i‘he Bridge Pharmacy and W. T. Wig- a bottle of Wyeth s Sage and Su phin‘
cont (rose of Pope‘s Diapepsin “ownmoredc Co. a.
llilillilliilil; 'Yfliilil
illiliiiiii iiiiiiillllii
.,.
Gray flair Is First Sign of Ann
Harmless Remedy Restores
in Natural Color
"m
Five Nannies Alter Taking
a Little Diapepsin
I
The question as to how long you are
Dyspepsia or out-of-order
Stomach is merely a matter of how
soon you begin taking some Diapep
sin.
if your Stomach ls lacking iit di-
motive power, why not help the atom-
ach to do its work. not with drastic
drugs, but a reenforcemeat of digeo
tive agents, such as are naturally at
work in the stomach.
People with weak Stomachs should
take a little Diapopsin occasionally,
and there will be no more lndifiestton.
no feeling like a lump of lead in the.
i
Louis Taylor and liattford Smith
went flailing lit the Sottttd Thursday.
and made a large catch of blackiisb.
Mrs. George Kellogg and Mrs. Hnr.‘
riett Ferris have been guests of
Mrs. Keilog'u sister. Mrs. Idtnund'
Hunted, of New Haven. t
i
nevertheless. There are certain thin”?
that give a place like llarlen it pros-l
porous aspect to outsiders. There are?
”*3. it whole lot of desirable people who.
Mrs. iiattl‘otIi Smith and daughter-hp. would make ilurien their future bomel
law, Mm. Frederick H. Smith. of this . if we had a few more of the requisites
blace. were. recent visitors itt Soutlt‘wm"h "0 to make up '1 "“le homer
Norwalk. liowtt. Now that we are so pleasant-
__ W.-- lily situated. with a varied amount. of
Miss Nash substituted Tlinrduy tulscoucry from ltlll to shore. let us one
the Noroton school for Miss liorko and all take a keen interest lit the
Miss Rice subtltuted for Miss Lillil'ntlllillitli' of improvements uttd every
Baker Wednesday. one put his shoulder to the task and
- ~ work hand itt hand ltltlil we. have no
After having dentistry work done,icompiislted.
Ma's. .lulia Duncan is suffering from at The near by towns with a much-
poisoncd face resulting. it is thottgitlfstuallcr uratttl list have been eujoyln'»:
from acid but-us received during the privileges for years that we apparent-
(lco. A. l‘auiey, Eli. who has been ill
with pneumonia for several weeks, is
said to be slightly improved with a
fair chalice of recovery,
The Woman's Home Missionary So-
ciety of the .‘Ii. E. t‘lturch met at the
home of Mrs, w. A. Wheeler. on Hoyt
street, Tuesday afternoon at 3.
Mr. and Mrs. t‘uri E. Dam and Mn,
and Mrs. S. H. lloyt enjoyed an auto
ride to Stamford Tuesday evening.
and look in The i‘ottttiy t‘hairman at
treatment. l . I] .t ' . .
- i tattut llltill‘lli of. .
_ , l ‘ K the Alhambra 'litcillrc.
A l l "' ‘“ Away back lit the woods, so to
II‘BIK‘I (If Mt‘Kpndtj-y's NOW C“. . _ . . . K . . ...._ .... ,,
.spoak, towards the «calm of this (.mummm. F. S. flawless is putting
nttntt dry goodsslore will be opened itt may... UlN‘ 1,; a beautiful little place
llarlctt the latter part of this tuottthfimttod womnmri. The pimple take a
Mr. McKendrv has rcnlcll 1| I’"Hdml‘iinatural bride in their home town. The
here for the purpose.
a modern house on his lot on East
avcttttc. .\lr. [lawless also has the.
contract for the Mrs. W. E. C. Brad
I
ntilltt Silvpi Is the ptltttipal ihoiouptlt- icy house on Smith Ridge.
. fare. They have a public library bulld-
tin: which is neat and arlettx‘ralic in
‘ ' its architecture. Hotels. large and
from i'coznmodlous. bountiful churches. a soil
‘dicrs‘ monument, ntuuiripalwoter sup-
ply" electric iiulhts uttd sidewuike. mat
lilmliotls school buildings uttd only a
King's lllgltwuv WOW”)- which h“ r...i5h“"‘ distance front one of the most
ppm“. Ilt'ttliircd. rm“, ml“. rm“dumolbeautiful lulu-s itt t‘ottltiwllcttt, namely
will be a beauty In every respect. italic. Quaussapuuu, a summer restrl of
considerable prominence.
A singing class was started under
the direction of Prof. ii. if. litttuph-
vies lit the it-t‘lttt‘erttttnt of the Con-
uretzntlonul (fittirch, Tuesday evening.
There was i‘mtriiitrl‘ullie enthusiasm
manifest and lill' class bids fair to
be successful.
has purchased a tilt:
sevctt-pumttger
Bell
Popellntt‘tford
tottriitt: car
Brothers itt Stattrford.
Mr. liowcn, of Stamford. is planning?
to erect a new 35.0"" rositienct- on,
iiilihirti and pool rooms are now llil-
tier lite sutwrvlsion of the local tili-
lltortliek and licenses will have to be
secured before operating them. which
Will be revoked if the. places are (‘llii'
ducted in a disorderly manner. This
is n well-directed and necessary air
titttrity uttd will undoubtedly have a
tendency to clean up u few nuisances.
Mrs. lieiioy Monroe and illiligiiit’l‘.1 Ni)“ H Will“ "i ”W Illllllt‘ll'lfli Ilmilli“
iMigg Lucy, m...(,lm,m,t(.d i’i' then-'tlf lluricn (‘tllliti the day lil‘
friend. Mr. llcttlott, from Harlan. tun-eiM'oodburv. they would come home
returned. after siieittlin: Saturday and With “““H‘ “Milt 39"“ ltieus. “"‘h‘h'
Sunday with Mt“ Lucy A. mmmmd. if pttt into practice here in ilarlcu.
jwottltl revolutionize the whole Silliilt
jlion. it is up to some one two will
Edward WWW. 0i illih‘ ltlacc. who' leave it ilii a mattm of cuujmtum as
is working ltt .loiiu (‘, Wilson's hat to what when We here in llarieu have
fili'itll‘y ltt South fut-walk. ls enjoying and enjoy wltol other people in towns
a few tittys‘ enforced vacation while adjoining us do and have done for
the pittttt is shut down. The Ittttlitttzlycsrs Wake up, littrleu. wake up.
season is unusually dull, i A RESIDENT.
l
The foundation for the new house,
which Mr. tttttl Mrs. lt‘t'unlt lioltttes are:
to erect has been finished. Richard?
Skollott, of Norolou. had iiii‘ i'tllill‘ut'li
spend
Iit Lewisboro.
The third ill‘Kl'iIi‘ was conferred on
Linn, itt their finely appointed
iroom on Main street.
cation of the work was impressive
and deserving of considerable credit
to the degree muster. After the work
1. was conducted the members and can-
tiidttlcs were sealed to a varied array
Hunting
for the masonry Work. t‘onlt'ttctorl .
It‘i-od 'l‘ooker will do ”w carpenter 0 tot edlbics in the banquet rootn.
. .
work. 6 "" W
. ‘ ‘ “pp 1 S: The dancing class under the sus-
f‘bttrlcs Webb, the well-known till-i . . ‘plceu M the “mm MN” Chm h“
Ju‘eutice barber who worked wititiGunsp Ammunition. Trips. em. '“‘“’ "hm” 8“""lli.\"fl\'v members and
more are expected. The class Is he.
lug instructed ht- l.. i-‘. ilrlcbel, tutti
for the present int-tilllll1~ctl to the line
work. The comtitllleo ltt charge
the tittuncinl etul of the affair are ur-
ruuulnu for a reception to be given
about the. first of the your, at which
i«time it is hoped lltitl the majority of
-|n|'llllll'i'h will have tutiulered the art
i of dam-mu.
.th‘iilii‘ll Abentitrolit for some time and
'wito started ottt to see the. country!
with lit-ujumln tit. John, was lastl
, ,, , H W Schlichting Bros.&Co.;
il‘ill‘l fillil li' jlilfllfl i‘Olll fiIOIHII.
MI'. Hi. John went on it, 'I‘vxag witct'ui Cor. Railroad AVO- A "II" It. DIM
Sol-ct Grooorioo. Roy. Grain. floor
| t Food. Hardworo. Points. om ow
lii' Iii now at work.
Suttiuel Sheror and Hurry Scltllchtlntr
ac becoming known an enthusiastic
duck hunters. lit-contiy they lay in.
wait all night and never got u tlnckfl
owing to the fuel that liliil' did not. B ad R. '
' ‘ ' , g ' ., . .,.,, ,. the fire-house and the water on ihel WITH SOUND
'«hooi the right ltillil of cntlritittt-u. in. r0 ‘ver .“ Md ”’0 (“Mu M MM.“ M Arts . place was not accessible for fire pur-iNEW ”OME SEWWG “Maw": 00. BANK'NG
lili‘i‘lt‘iit'tl, IIfIWQ‘i/tll'. hi it kooti, if «tern. "m" (‘nhttnblu University. Ills "m'i h 'l‘i n - f - 'ii‘ iiii -. if I . ii i m
teacher. and the next ililli! they went ' “k". “Mum WM “mm“ Literature; i$::ll.lbev‘?tliillfimittinlit: latituitfeuriut‘i; n” o H in; m r GIN“. Surpiul ”‘4 '
they went prepared mm bug'o‘l a few Edward (l. Mills. M Elia strut, wont. his minor, Education. The subject; ' ‘ ' HIGHEUT GRAD? ”00.00090 "17.00039 1
good hirdu. iiof his thotdtt was: “The Teaching 0
to hiduoiioitl, yesterday afternoon. am 4
last night indulged in it coon hunting. ..
trip. ”(1 also spent today in thoi'" Mmmm‘“
woods uttd expects to return toniititii”mm"m ”u“ men ”a
with u but: full of game.
Tito Rev. fluorite Incnlou Smith wit
preach In the Methodist (Iihurch on
Sunday morning. Bubjoot. The Story
of a Man anti His (ire-t. Need. Sunday
.nobooi at 12 o'clock. t’ihoir practice It
ti'izaii p. in. Young people’s mooring at
'tl:tlri p. m. Evening worship at 7:30
p. in. Special music. by the choir. fier-
mon by Rev. W. W. (iiiilss. of must.
i
has met
l
l
tional linen.
DOWN AND UP .
There was it man in our town,
And wotulrous wiso (was be;
And with iiii hit and many whucks
lie once cut down it tree.
avenue. Sunday.
g He. ntrniuhtway tacit umber or
construction. five dwelling ileum are And cut it up attains-Exchange.
being erected in Dorian. «Charles it.
ficofiolti in building one on the Toke
unite road, for Mrs. Willoti. Mrs. S. J.
Ballard and Mitts C. Flee-icy are also
lowing a dwellinx'built on the Toke-
nuke road. .mnit Roland Holmes’s
borne on may. Highway in under con-
struction. Thomas Bowen. of Stone
i Ponus street.
VOUNO MEN'S 'CLUI MEETS. They
fill the vsmtncy in the governing com- house for M". W. ‘E. C
last evening at. their meeting to out.» prewar line validation-
coed James McSally. resigned. Rou-
tine business was also mallow.
anew—aw.-.
“mw‘ W
Admit» in The
p
.ot Elisabeth Wood, In Dorian, is hav-
l
, be contingent upon the poasible dale seven times in the date, however it be
it class of eight candidates ltt Woos»:
lcr Lodue. i. (l. 0. r‘., Monday even“
lodge ‘v
The exempliiI-t
of
Clifford W. Hall butt recently rc-
f odds. All a last resort and in order9
tho Vt-rtutculttr, with special reference
Mr. Hall hi can of curl
with many successes along ethica-
lie was a truest of his
mother. Mrs. (l. W. Hall. on tituitttil
Mutton & Smith, the mason contract-l
i are. are ruched with work and are l damage done by the water. NW Um-
tiller of the Cook North Pole expect; may Iilo'ltu a good IIIOIIM‘ engine.
loom-which Ia being completed on i capable of moronic: tho force. at it)“
at“, a", “minimums situated on or mar the level
Samara ‘Natieford was elected toislurting the foundation for s newt“It “‘0 "1'9”“?-
_Brfld]py (minim draw water from wells and
lattice of St. Mary‘s Young Men's Club Smith Ridge. on the site onpuslio her "MNE 1'" “"3! .in till "1"“be
The full New YorloNew Cannon and water towers on worthin- ot o
W did not run on the intonation frommoy. Another humor that
on coconut/of election dint- ti tremendous hondlcapcoithodro
‘ today, and see what an improvement“
and you will always go to the tablel Will make In the appearance Of your
with a hearty appetite. and what youi hair.
out. will taste good, because your‘v i This preparation is offered to the
stomach and intestines will be clean Date Can't Be Written in This Way pttbllc at fifty cents a bottle. and is
and fresh, and you will know there Again for a Century. recommended and sold by all drug-
are not going to be any more bad Today it is possible to write the date- glsts. Special agent. Stillson-Powoll
nights and miserable days for you. I with the repetition six times at a sin- Corporation.
They freshen you and make you feel . glc digit. it is the eleventh day of they
like life is worth living. ielevnth month of the eleventh yeah! .—
Iand so one may save time. and just' _
'pul lit down ll-lHl. it will be a cen-~ Bridgeport Police
tnry before ‘the saute thing can be:
mutt-rs, howeevor, who had to no l0.done on November ii. 201i, tltougb,i
business, and they were considerably of course on December 12 next year’
inconvenienced by this sudden cossa- there will be a close approximation
lion of the regular schedule. "l‘is to it with 13,124: as a cement presen-.
something of a more! innovation. to tation of the date. ‘
say the least, when a train scheduler 5,.“ today for the last little until the
run partly through Connecticut should era is changed will one digit appeal"
TODAY IS 11-11-11.
fl
TWO WARRANTS DRAWN.
Asked to Find Nort- ‘
walk Men.
The police of Bridgeport. yesterday
were asked to look for Gabriel Show
and William Curran, both of South
Norwalk. Both are wanted by the auth-
orities of South thrwaik on the charge
of theft of $300 from E. T. Bates, a
South Norwalk ice dealer. Prosecut-
' .- V‘burh,of
'rottay tt-tt-tett. Eight mg “"9“" ("'9‘ng H' 0° 3
. lSouth horwalk, tssued a warrant for
hundred years ago this was beaten by
'wrlttu it ll lift on \‘ovembevr 11 ithe arrest of the men yesterday. and.
g ' ‘ ' it was forwarded to the Bridgeport
Karel E. I“. Hocberl assistant In~ . ‘
' illil but it is not ltkelv that the me
- . ' ‘ ‘ . . t believed to be in
"' in Slam lcise monkish scribes at that time police The men ire
l:.«: ttigc pct t.
siructor for the Y. M. t‘. ‘
ford. opened his class in the Youngiwmud have allowed so slovenlv a
method of recording an essential fut-l. CHIE;CLERK INMAN DEAD.
in New York. There. were many con
of a New York election. Mayltap wrmpn.
Tammany Hall did not need the train?
is
in
Men‘s (‘lub gymnasium. here, last ot-
euitt'. There was a mini rc It‘wt‘dit- . - . . .~
m 9‘ 5 i ‘ . tAs none of us is likely to be llvtntt FISHERS lSl.A.\'l), x.‘ Y.. Nov. lip
c gathering ol both the settler and in ”w wear lllll it would m, “.9” pm.
i ‘ t t v F g ' ' ‘ -lt S. lnman, for matty years chm
3"" m ""m "15‘ or the “”3”" those who delight ltt curious trifles to
\ir find rt til it i ‘i . 'i-tlr t ‘ ‘ ‘ clerk in the office of the Secretaryio!
‘ ' ‘ ’9 “ m n" H“ '1 3 it take their fill of enjoyment out of this .
caicaiboulcu tttttli he has the boys in’ h‘ d f ' | ‘ . i 1 , rotate at Hartford. died at his I) .-.
~ met 0 o datng Lola). is H . low here about 4:30 o‘clock
proper physical form to take up the1 ,-*__,_,___...._..._ - 't
. ' . = r '11] illness from ‘
heavier anti more cxucllnu exct'ctses.‘ Thoughts are like sparks: ”no” d-l.‘ nfttrnoon ““9 ‘
kidney trouble. He was 75 years old.
.-\it instructor has been needed itt this they fall on water-soaked ground and
' ‘ and leaves a widow and an adopted
There has been and will be cor-aid"
ct'able agitation fttr an utito-cltctnicsll
engine for the local fire department}
ilitfll'honil'iilllli'. tit-finite is done ulonul
this line by the borough and town offl-
citiis. The necessity for this modern.
‘flro fighting apparatus has been soi
repeatedly denioustruted during the2
past summer titut there can be no reu-i
suitable opposition to it. The qllitliiioll
apparently hinges on the necessary,
funds for which to purchase It and ill
is said that the borough board tutti the}
tnwtt officials are bit-lily in favor
gpurcilnslnu one provitilitx some sails-y
factory means of payment is liliiuwrll-
ed. Sufficient property was need-
lessly sacrificed til the l.. ll. impham
fire during the summer to pay for this
enulne several times over.
culor fire was about two miles from},
title for M‘Vt’f'ill years in New (‘fitltltllr turn to vapor, , .
IIIIti there is tutti» .tontii um um owl ..-.- ’ q _-.-.. . ‘ _fl son. He was it remdent of Derby and
' ' M came to the island about four years
illescul itt't'tttifzelnettt will meet \‘i‘liil‘ h b ‘ed f ‘ ‘ fit [ his health ar-
" tie was 0 .
1T e Cele ra $3.50
pl‘ovttl of ttll. Mr. iloeberl has had! . . . “d at a.
several ytars‘ experience in thts ”no; acupted neatly the _\tharnr01ft H n
of work uttd is known to be thorough that time. ills limit was a l‘ y good”
in his methods. Tile Board of (lover. top. to this summer, since when he
i f t azor been falling.
venture and have been assured ofi a e y 2 it'xlravagances of math are merely
additional help from members and a. Euro, iterated fancies those of matur-
lou- outside friends who rottiizp tho’ for 50c 1px- gqmp‘m hum“ . &
ndvnttluge titttl "006:3in of physlcait . " 3 ' "
:03" at our store and examine them}
’ for yoarsolf. g D Y T R
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a North Main St. Bo. Nomllt i STOPS ALL LEAK!
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“ ‘ -_ lose A GALLON 05c A oALLou
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Hotel Mahackemo. w. ........ m. ..
iour Compound for three years. Writ.
.l. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
ad.
Century Roofing Co.. Inc.
south Nomih
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Hilrltlllu support .ttttl [ht uttil d at ecting here a bungalow, which heoc- _
tiers of the club are tinnnciuit the
culture. . +~«-"" ‘
_ fLeaki ;
W. F. thmore 8: Co: '
J for estimates. Correspondence om.-
BEHVICE AND CUISINE UP 1'0 DAT! l“
orl turn :2 Pisa DAY AND upwnog
SUNDAY nmusss 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. 0A LI'. 0.
l 83 Washington at.
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This fulfil“
BUSINESS AND OFFER! IV
FACILITY OONSIOTIN
Ooh Dopoolt Boxes .3 and I nor w
sowm H. uwruswoou. m
JOHN H. MA». mum
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. and Vinny
Pros.
WILFI‘IID BODWILL. 0.0M"
DIRECTUIS .-
li. H. Mothowoon J. Walla. M
John H. Knapp John H. Lia!!! -
Christian Swan: "automaton
umuol Grumman Lowl- I. If
Hm I. boom
*to save surrounding buildings, Chief
Parker and a tow fireman from Slam-
;fttrd responded with their unto chuml-
'lcui and conclusively demonstrator] its
worth. particularly at suburban fires.
where our large. and costly entities are.
all located. There were other files,
where the damage. from the cunflaura-
tlion was small when compared in the
Automatic Dmp
Head Machine
AT A GREAT INDUCEMENT
$37.50
$1Down. $1 Weekly
F. A. MITCHELL
1“ PURNIIHI!
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This doubts will
(loam won. .Ano man In.
zuonwumoouu. '
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summoned
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have occurred recently that have had
than water facilities. Auction walls
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