t-
THEATRE
“THE THEATRE PERFECT"
ending the List of SupertExcellent
tars are:
it Girllest Girl Galaxy resented This
:Seeson — “THE SUFFRAGETTE
ARBERB." Ten of the Cutest"
Most Dashing, Daintiest Dolls on
Earth, giving a Performance that
‘ Rivals the Biggest Broadway Attrac-
lons. A o the SHOW GIRLS' SEX~
l't‘lE‘l' B AUTIES. Catchy Songs,
aching Dances, Clever Specialties
and Laughter Galore. The Season's
crowning Musical Comedy Triumph.
Opeciai Extraordinary Added Attrac-'
tion—Europe's Phenomenal Protean'
-Bpectacie, with the Celebrated Eng-
sh Player ERROL, and his London
Company of Associate Players, in “A'
[ROMANCE OF RUSSIA.” Thrilling
Episodes, Daring Scenes, Nerve-
‘Tlngllng Situations. Four Massive
Scenic Effects. The only Sketch ever
Presented at Reyal Courts of Europe.
'
nether Laughing Hit—~Lew Dockstad-
'er's Recent Stars, WILL VIDOCQE
‘ ‘ HARRY EVANS. ‘Minsit‘el Wit,
Bring, Dance and Hilarious Humor.
The London Dandy, HARRY CUTLER,
giving Entertaining Characteriza-'
‘tions and Tuneful Topicailtles.
Filo in the Air—GROTESQUE‘RAN-
DOLPHS. Screamingiy Laughable
Gymnastic Geniuses.
---~..._—.
' THE HOYSTSCOPE—Motlon Pictures?
That Amuse and instruct.
W Phone 1648
’ AkHAMBRA THEATRE. Stamford
. LEWIS J. COPY STOCK CO.
WEEK DEC. 11—Arnoid Daiy's Suc-
‘ ' cess, “REGENERATION," the Great
‘ Thief Play.
NEXT WEEK—Alexander
a, Masterpiece, “CAMILLEJ?
Dumas’
,ust. Thin
*‘ How happy you
make the whole family
on Christmas, by having
an Edison
. H 0N0 GRAPH
V . in your home. Prices and
can
terms to suit every peck-
etbook.
J. ANGEVINE 81
SON CO.
184-135 WASHINGTON OT.
0.
LOVERS“
“The Place"
Men’s ' xmas
sLlPPERS
50.0 to &
dieS’ Fir [Felt
Slippers '
ACK, RED, eaowu,
.smoxe, DRAB
YT’ **
. bring spit‘ndidly pluycd and stagcd by
'soth runwrut Bil
' AMUSEMEhTs
ALHA M llllA ’l‘HEA'l‘lCli.
Lewis .I. Cody is of 'his bout this
wcck in “Itogoncrnllon” at the Album-
hru. Arnold linly'n grout. succcsu is
the Lewis .1. Cody players and no but»
tcr play will be Seen at the Alhambra
this sonnon. Mr. t'ody plnyn the part.
of the thief made famous by Mr. Duly
ut Wallncks 'l‘lu-nipr in n tlnishui
manner thnt any star on lhondwuy
might ho proud of aohicvlnu. Misti
Duke in simply proof on tho touchor,
in tact nil the curl of tho Cody Stock
do exceedingly, well.
Next. week, the old favorite by Alex-
ander liumns “Camille" will ho the
wcok‘bofore Christmas bill.
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GETS PASS VEiiV EASY
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- THE “SOUTH NORWALK EVENING scurlust
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M ' 'itsk‘s com iii tins“ it"
runs: YEARS
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iiiil'iSB, SIGK, fEVliliiBl'i GNILDNEN NEED
' GENTLE BiiT EFFEBTIVE OISGANETS AT ONCE
testing when .lniler Scoheld took hoidi
of his collar null pushrd him down the 1
Stairs into the basement. corridor. i
The reason of the severe sentence'
by the court was herons o! Mnrtln'a
long record. llc had been convictcdi
a number of thin-n of petty thefts flilll,i
in; the court. Muted. a light scntcnrrt
ldldmot lmVe any effect on the accused, i
lilo he would given him a heavy sen-i
Most of tho Ills of childhood are amused by a sour. disordered stomach.
sluggish liver and constipated bowels. ’I‘hoy catch cold easily, becmno
cross, listless, lrritnillo, loverlsh, routines, tongue coated, don't cut. or sleep
well and need it gentle. though thorough. physlrvu but don't. try to force a
nauseating dose of oil into the little one's nlroudy sick sionnu-l‘iv—wlt is cruel,
noedlous and old-fashioned.
Any child will gladly trike Cuscurois which not guliliy'~—ii0\’el' grips or
produce the slightest uneasluoss~~thounh clwinscu i...o little ono's system,
uwootcns tho hitlllllti‘li and puts the liver and bowclu iii a purc, hoalthy
condition. 1
Full directions for childrcn and grown-ups in ouch pnckugc. licncc, M mm“ was no doubt ”1"” ”WK
Mothers can rest, easy after giving this gout i mun was it confirmed thief. i
‘ ‘ i Ronsak Testifies.
tic. thoron h luxutivo which coals onl it) or 1
lit‘i' boy is ' p . y ”mi 'i‘lh» account was looked after by
An,
itoriroy ll. it, Sherwood, of Wostport,‘
innd tho prosecution was conductcd hy'
l‘l‘rowcutinu ‘tltofncy Alexander Dc-j
Haney of tho lhidnuport city (curt;
iAt thc limo ot tho alicgml burplnl‘)‘
% Mnrtln wnu Milling for iluunnk. ’l‘hc
Iburnlnry was rnnmiltrd fitllilt‘ tlinc on:
. it Sunday. The proprlctor of the place ‘
lucid he had boon to tho 'uloon in
. thc nftcrnoox: {or n llitlc whllc to look
‘ thnt time on
mum: summon rooms
mum-nun surmount.
lovor tin: utorc and hi
His other - , .. . ., - ..
Also scene A I tlihllu. this All litln, “hen he to
60¢ boxes Ml" t rii‘ctl ho fol'owlnn morning and in-
jionnd that. inc cellar door had been
~—~~—» Iforced open. ho made an invcstigaflon
inn for: .. u '
the appropriation made last year furl " "d u‘” l" “miles M Wlilfike.‘
‘ had been intro und i rush re" nior
tho tonnoctlcut avenue Bower. 'l‘hluihad boon Ir i I h H 1 ti '2‘)
. l (A ‘t‘ i O 'l ‘ ?
:tnnnlhi. rr-roricd hack into tho cliy’ W" 'm ”n "n
.1 was uh at i~ nil .- ' . " * %
frcimiry and would be added to tho vh~ { was 1.000111. ":t:iht10i:“it “T (:m '
‘ l t’ i , Ii ‘V
tlmutcd income. ruining that nmonht p I co in t L '
to 88 7261i lfound some ~f tho whislwy In the
iburu where iii" accused sir i, 1
0" million the meeting was adjourn ‘ l’ Tl e
and tho board cxprt-sucd tho opinion
that it won.
.ilr, ioldt-n's f|lleit<iilill ns‘wto Wilf'llil‘l
lost year'n work had been satisfactory.
was unuwcrcd by Mr. Nltsh, who Mid
the work done ncur his lioune lllld
ted. The library. public printing, hot-n for from uiitlnlat'torl'.
health, city hulls, police. electrical nnd Jacob Llnxwellcd “aid that he w‘”
water dcbnrtlncntu' budgets wcrc buss-‘ i""”*“'" ‘0 8“." if ”i" board’s ”"7””5"
cd without much shuttling, ironic of"! Inst 3’9“" 1" ilie'ri'fnci that H M
ed
work.
. . {bottles worc hidden In the bcd of it
until 'Iucsdnr crown of next,
' g Jamil. Mr. Riismilt identified the hot-
itles as his property and told where
iho hsd locu‘ol tho stock.
“Wu—Wm
LINONINE ‘
“For Coughs
and Colds
. By its use those ”iron bands" that hold the throat and
lungs in a vise-like grip are loosened and coughs and colds
nrc quickly remedied.
Don’t take‘a cold into the winter with you. It is un-
necessary.
There was never a cough or cold that Linonine would not
quickly overcome, if taken when the cold first appeared.
Delays in treating any disease are dangerous, and con?-
mon colds neglected rapidly develop into pneumonia or
e
bronchitis.
them going through intact. 'would hold off for another year. tho
nmvor in Lincoln nvenuo would ho ex-
i tended. He asked that the board hoop
i its promise.
Mayor 'I‘uinnniny informed Mr. Limi-
wcilcr that tho bonrd ‘hud niroudy coir
uldoroduthin ltcm.
John .I. lrvlng Simitt‘ on the manor.
A discimslon iollowod uml it was
voted tho! the sum of Sixth" he on
proprlutcd for tho orientation of the
Lincoln uvonuo bower.
In connection wllh thin it was pro
powd to deduct this uniopni from tho
$8.000 naked for in the sfi'ool depart
mont iltlilitt'i for mum‘ni l'IJull work.
Mr, lr‘itch hold liltii t.‘hriuliun fiwartn
imd spoken to biin in rcnnrds to the
Matters havr- been going furiously
for the board. The bill for tho city
mop. amounting to $500 which came up
for consldcrntion and for which it won:
feared that an extra appropriation.
would lip noconsury wus saddlml off on“
the water and electrical doparitncufofi
each of those dcpnrimonis volnnioor.‘
ing to pay tlwir shore. The city will
pity for whatever surplus therc may he»;
oror and above llit‘ $500. This proco.
«lure glyph tho inxpnyors a toxin oi:
that direct benefit from their illilllii'l-i
pnl corporntlons for which thcy how.
been shouting. for this thou will in.
paid out of tho silt-plus of threw do?
pnrimepts and will not he ihiscd by.
dirrrt taxation.
The rumbling was cnllcd to ordm by
Mayor Tammany. A full board
was in uttcndnnco, together with (‘liy .
Clerk John J. Cum-o.
The electric, plant budget won coir.
isldcrod. the commissioners and Supcr 5
intendcht A, Ii. \\‘inchc.~;lcr bring:
lll‘t‘h't‘l'll.
“’l‘ln'y lllii't..' done so wuli. ivl them;
alone to contlnuc iln‘ir- good work, i
titty." unld It. .i. t‘uibill. ;
.lolm F, McMahon mild that the only"
thing to do wns to “1). K.‘ ihc stoic-j
iiit’lll. \ > I
"llure you uny time to spare. Mr,
\\‘lnchcstcr?" nokcd Mr. (futhili.
".-\ little." rcpllod Mr. \Vlnchcstor. l
. t
“Then i wish you would durum u to ;_
mum oi the other deport-Inputs." said
Mr. Cuihlli. “If they all did their work'
as well and as nystomatlcnily as you
do, a grcnt improvement would In-
notcd."
The water commissionrru‘ budget,
wns taken up and (‘omlnlssloiwrs S. S._
Hutch and Horace It. N'nsh wci'r pres-Y
out. , _
The members of the board ('tlllotlhit‘i.
the attention of the water commission-i
era the fact that twu years ago. Christ-i
inn Swuu‘tz said thttt if the city wouldi
have no lty map prepared the water do- i
purtmont would be willing to boar hair:
of the expense of the work. i
Commissioner Nash agreed that the
water department would be greatly!
benefited by the map and said that. he
saw no reason ‘why they should not. 3
Mr. Hatch was consulted and said5
that he saw no objection to the water:
department appropriating the $250 for?
this purpose.
It was brought out that this would
reduce the amount to be raised by
taxation.
Mr. McMahon called the attention (ff
the commissioners to the fact that no.
provision had been made for meters,i
and inquired if this policy was to be
abandoned.
Mr. Hutch replied that the wasi-
age had been out don'h by about. 500,-
000 gallons and as it would cost 36.000
to carry on the meter system. the com-
mlsslon‘era thought it would be policy
to place this amount Into water.
Electrical Commissioner Frederick
Hunkemeier broke in at this point and
said thatthe .electricsi commissioners
would be willing to pay ashore oi’ the
price for the city map. ‘
A discussion followed and it was
agreed . that the. water department
take care of $250; the electrical de-
partment the other $250, and the city
whatever balance there would be. for
Mayor Tammany explained that more
than 8500 might be required to meet.
the..bill of the city engineer.
Richsrdfi. Golden appeared and
. . spokein favor of,‘ up . urlsting some '
nu “
n: fcritm‘lwm . .
mmsonrn mum
wnort rtnrwru. iIfiTES
i Former Friends Testify.
i
1 Frank 'l‘iniplm, who works of the
lJoy line dork, toutiilml that on sun-
Linonine prevents pneumonia and bronchitis.
isinking fund. proposing flint $5,000 ho
gliuoi‘ctlouury with tho wator bound in
‘timhics submiitcd. in (il‘tlt‘i'
might. arrlro at tho umouut to ho rhlu
1 mi
itho sum of $5.00 bo npproprinttul for
'duy night Martin with about the dock
I-‘our M ”w "W mun rescued “”vaj very drunk. rind he showed him some
mu" ”w tum-u: Mountain Mine hndtmomty. which he explained flint ho
writH-n momentum, in the four of depth “0i out of u"‘mnchinc gt “w saloon.
lo ibrir fanlllics. Tin-y had but one Stov Mnrfm who “'th the. bounded
llitlu plow of fluI pencil thirdly till inch for it your or more and often traveled
long. and each took his turn with it. i with him. testified that he drank some
Milton deemm wroto thin to h’xgor the whmkw with the accused How
t‘liild “”0: day night bu‘ uhcn tin: witness-t risked
i .
"lit-ur Little Wife: You have bpcn’”H ntcnrtd M“? h" "m in" “I‘M"?
he replied i.l.Ai it was "more of hit:
it good little wifo. but if I don‘t got. . ..
lo pm- you any morn on this: earth l‘husmw‘“ .
linvu told you win-re i want to ho bur-l 'l‘bo "“‘Sli'iwfly of l’ntrolmun laid,
irti lit Pleasant Hill. Now nh‘m-ilwnri. ; \rnrti .l. liol;.cr. who urrcslcd tho no"
lillln‘t‘iln'infcd for this lilt‘l'iititli‘ illhlt‘itfl d” his 1 full you “S‘t'tiil'th” Mm“! [WU days" ufior tilt" ”in”! bud
Erwin Smith wrote:
conimlihd and also found too.
of' Ihr :1,.'t?i't tlsn'tllv u'ovlticd for by , . 2 . . . . i
3 i A . i . "lick!“ “tic und (lillldmn: | [hm‘iliiddcn iM)liltR, in tho lmln. npprnrui
tlic \rutor honrd ' .
think wp cun not out. .\lu ltnd Don't!" settle ”“5 cusp amnion! Androw MM":
.\lr. hicilnhou hinted that tin-w was tilll T
, ll'irill is tun-nod bud. Lot the hump gov ‘
nothint: in flip t-lntrior which iliillt' ll bnck '1‘)“. “m“ d “my; tho stand 1“ his
inw‘curnry for tho hoard tii‘rsiiilitllt' l i
tile hmt jinn bought it bother?
. 'i‘hc rnnlptim' “WM m.- tho Toke Clli‘t.‘ own bohnlf. hurt his dofcnnc \vni: that“
Ialm action on this multcr I“ it Watr did not brook into the plncr. but
of 1".v children. You (‘illl mulw tlitilh"
rompurr buy for my lifo, Arthur und i “7'“ “mm“ ‘0 “mm" ‘0“ 1"" bottles
l‘in his possossion in the barn, The
lililtil'WlilielC. 'l‘t’hil.. Her. 13,...
' lit't‘li_
to what ihoy should do with ihcir snr»
plus. ‘
This finished tho prcliminnry work
and tho board stitrtoddn to roritw lilo
inititztt with wizards to pausing tiic cs.
thut it
liun' sturtcd tlr‘ough entry .\'o. 17..
don‘t know whether they can not out : .iilrl' “1‘“ ”m hut “ short tlnw.
or not. timnhhyo to nil." ; Jury Excused. .
in tho double dlnncr pull f‘tll‘riod by ‘ Micr the disposition o. the Martin"
Smith wuu wmpr nud‘umugh hp wapit‘iil’t.‘ iliu huslnoso for tho trot-k wusi
bnrnrd and nlmost furnished for drink, . ended and the illi')’ “'39 “WU-“Vii “Mill
.. ‘ . . ' . he have it all to Doro irlsh. who was next ’l‘uemlny. ’l‘hort- ore two murdor'
I” "mm" “"d mm" M u m mom badly burned and who nw‘dctlit‘flst'fi a": for trial on that. day. Joseph
nullicl ml. to moot this ninouh‘. .1
‘ ‘ ‘ water more than the others to mini-. licidcr, churned with tho murdcr of
The library dcpuriinmli was (‘tillditi~
cicd and thc amount nilowml was $2.
Gilli. ‘
The public printing cslimaic was
thou considered and it was voir-d that
i
this dopartnicnt, which was an in
creusc of $25 over hunt you; “ml :33.
less than wus askotl.
The henlth department budgot was
iltktfli up. $550 twink asked for. This
amount. was niloivcd.
inilto his sufferings. Smith. like youw: § l‘uirick Palm); his employer, in spun.
' i
cliildrpn. that he would forsake mining ] honors in the rose hf in the hospital
right bodies had been found.
iion of the scrcu bodies disrororodlcontltzzicd. lmt Attorney Chumbcrlaid,
from the. dread block dump. trow compass. as the defense wouldi
The city hall department come noxt. in Cross entry N0. 17. about 1.500 feel ' odd that there was no doubt but that .
and Willi strut-ts and was witnosswl
istrwt iii a rrnsonublr rtltt‘ of sliced iillzi
‘ublo exhibition of presence of mind.
idle.
iadminlstrntlve departments‘
M ii
liclhirruon. have his proniisv in rm- ; turd soy‘crnl months ago, will come first
ported to the pleadings of his wife and on that duy. One of the princlpui wit.
and findiothcr menus of livelihood. isnfforlhu front. ptomninc poisoninr,‘
tip to an early hour today lllil‘iy-iliiiil it is expected that he will be able;
Fivc ol‘ to attend court nvxt work. The state?
those still nre In tho mint» 'l‘hc ptttti‘ ‘ was willing. to intro the rose further;
yesterday showed that the men died ; suited flint the case was within it liar-i
Fire broke out unew lute yesterdaybe that tho shooting was accldciital,;
31.08504 “all”; asked “”- from the main entry. It was promptly
It. was voted to reduce this mnouni extinguished.
to $1,040.04.
The police department was taken
up. the amount of 38.96625 being nsk-
ed for. On vote this budget was
"0. K‘d.”
The electrical and water depart-
ments were [tossed without further
comment.
it. was voted that the fire, street and
budgetst
be left over until the next meeting.
Clerk John .I. Cuneo-rosd p commu-
nication from the Triumph Voting Ma~
chone Company. in which the company -
made on attractive offer for the instal-
lation of their machines.
Mayor 'l‘amuiaiwtoted that the
Empire Company. making the Empire
and Standard machines would make a
eliisr proposition. . .
It was brought out that It. would not
A00
——
he necessary to appropriate money 1.4 Core: 910
for the purchase of "the machines on 1-2 In ' 20
til next year. . 3.4 n 29
It was voted that the matter be rele— ‘ u 39
gated ‘to the council and that the
amount of $1,200 requested for voting
machines by the administrative dice .
pnrtmont be eliminated in View of the
propositions offered. ‘ '
Mr. ‘i..s.flin proposed that the city de-
partment appropriate about $300 for a
playground for. the poor children.‘ He
udvgonted that a lot be rented and ill-
tod for this proposition.
Mr, Fitch questioned It‘ the board
could not out this matter inasmuch as
the council had taken no action. . .
‘Mr. Lenin was enthusiastic over the
'l‘ti-AlOIlltOW we slut“ offer several
hundred llllKll‘ stone llimtond Rings of
the plume wel hill and prices. Every
one will IN“! Iho tent Inn] has n
guaranteed ruins of nearly double our
"it". Thu e three-unset" earnt
iiumunos In“: the nmtcnrnnce of tint--
cnrnt llmmon fl. It't'rry Ill-mum] hnu
horn on with n inure upreud or nur-
fnce. I‘bey can hell-Mutual within II
your. No dt'ult'l'll will be supplied or
mnl! unit-rs fIllsd.
Own-rte the scalable and trill-cu of
other lihtmond rlnn that w ll be on
«nip with the some nut-«meat.
I0 and be Forum "025
“ 860
3:25
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the shooting that caused the death ofi
.\ir. Fancy was done by Holder. ’
No Continuance.
The case against Frank Cannizaro,
(if Stamford. charged with assault
with intent. to murder, will have to
ho ruddy byr'l‘uesduyvnext also. At-
torney John Conco. of South Norwuik,
asked the court to continue the case
until the February term (if the court,
on the ground flint there was it strong
possibility that it was a case of mis-
taken identity. He told Judge Reed
that his client's name was not Carr
niharo. but Zolin. When he ‘went to
work in Stamford he wars recommend-
ed by a man by the name of Canni-
zaro, and worked under that name for
some time. The attorney said that
he had received information from
New York city, that ‘Zolln was
at work in New York city from John-
my 1, 1910, until April 30 of that year.
The crime alleged against him was
committed in February, when his
client says he was in New York. At-
torney Cuneo said that he wanted to
make an investigation Into the mutter
and to try and get the witnesses from
New York to come to the trial and
testify. .
Assistant state‘s Attornhy Carter
was opposed to the postponement, be.
entree he did not believe the story and
he was also of the firm opinion that
the accused would plead gulliy‘rothe‘r
than stand trial. Another reason was
because he did not want the state’s
witnesses tampered with. . ,
Judge needrtook use new-that? u ,
«pesticides my a i' joint
to
All drugglsts 25c, 50c, $1.
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.E .Wm Hume-..” . L.-.__.._.__.__._.... M‘...” -_ .._. _.
BRIDGE COMMITTEE MEETING.
'I‘ho regular weekly meeting of tho
inlrluc ronslrrrtion romniiitco of sev-
on on tho new \i'nshingion strcot.
lilduo will no hold on Friday evening
in tho town court room in Wall street.
.\l this limo Enginocr .l. TC. (lrinor. of
.\'r\\' York. will appear bofore the cou-
lnitfcc. titlior matters of important.
business will come before tho session.
it is: understood.
NEARLY RAN DOWN WOMAN.
Thomas Shes Broke His Motor Cycle
in Effort to Save Her.
Thomas Shop, of Norwulk, dosvrvos
grunt crodlt‘ior flu: manner in which
ho sacrificed his motorcyclo to saw
inc “to of anoldcrly lady who strppod
solidi-lily from the curb in from of“ his
pint-lilac. Tho ncur accident occurred
uhout. 4 o‘clock of tho corner of Main
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mohackcmowll.‘ it. l‘iunnway. (i. (7..
Phillips. F. ii. liissell. \\’. Ii. Parks, 'l‘.
l“. Muller, New York: .‘d. Lisbow, M.
t‘livc. Thomas P. 'I‘hayor. B. M. Blew-
oli, Ii. (‘. liodfish. Boston: G. H, Whocl-
or. New Brunswick; Thomas Ardelf,
.i. w. Drew. Newbu‘lg. N. v: 1.. R.
ilnrlhuit. Wilton: A. A. (“loodyeun New.
llnvcn; A. R. Lane. Philadelphia; l4.
illniz. Newark: J. M. Layton. F. ii.
Lawton, city: W. P. Hogan, hurling—
ton, Vt.
BLUE-JACKETS AT YO-CHOW.
HANKOW, China. Dec. lit-«Aland—
ing party of bluejuckets and marines
from the United States gunbout Villa—
lobos, which was sent up the river to y
‘ 'l‘iilig~\'in Lake, in order to protect the
'Ameri’can missionaries from the at—
. tacks or pirntes. reached Yo—Chow
without mishap.
~-‘-—-— .._._..___.._.____.__‘_.__ ._..__»
by tho largo crowd of shoppers who
worn about nt illitl iimc.’
.\ir. Shoo was coming down Main
hint on; he With about to Him the cor-
ner. the ludy. whose home could not
ho lournrd. stopped diroctly in tho
path of the machine. With a remark-
liir. Shoo, throw himself and the ma-
chine to tho loft. falling'to the. ground
In his sudticu action.
The bystanders regained the breath
they had involuntarily held. the wo-‘
mun finished crossing the street and
Mr. Shea plckcd herself up. The ma-
chln-e.whon the rider had been found
to be uninjured, had a broken ped-
Mr, Shes. was complimented for
his prompt notion.
The machine was taken'to Sher.
wood’s garage 'whtfre it is now under—
going rdprtirs.-.
Yawlcr singing
“isn’t. that . Miss
across the way?" ‘
“Yes. i wish she belonged
grand opera company."
"You surely don't ‘think she can
sing?“ »
“Not at all, but grand opera com-
panies never come to this town."—
Birminghuin Age-Herold.
PUSHED 0R piJLLED.
THE CHILD ‘
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to it ~
When you have a. room to rent use
a Sentinel Went Adv. and rent it.
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Keep Somebody Comfortable
owe A JEWELL HEAT
CONTROLLER
it automatically opens and
closes the furnace or holler
dampers, as often as the tem-
perature of the house rises or
falls one degree from the stand
ard you set.
The time clock attachment
provides for a change to warmer
temperature in the morning and .
allows an extra hour's sleep
when without it ydu must get
up and fix the furnace for the
rest‘of the family. «Call on us
.fdr a full explanution. ,
Horace R. Nash
1 'N‘MsintkWthSm.
ECOM'E - and 1- SEE
lIT. It’s only $2 ,
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iF. A. MITCHELL
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