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CLASSIFIED Advertisem
CthSifie‘d “Ads’”—-— ‘ 3T0 Let.
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellanea
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cats on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25¢...
Three Times. 50c -— Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion In Blacks
“ ‘ 1 face or Cam Double Price
WANTED FOR SALE TO LET
WANTED—A LIGHT RUNABOU'I‘
\or trap cheap. Address Runabout,
care Sentinel office. all tit
WANTED- MORTGAGE LOANS
$3,500 and $6, 000 11p with ti per cent.
interest as first mortgage. Address
Box 085. South. Norwalk Ct. a2 3t
WANTED—PLOWING, GRADING
farting. cement work, quarr1 work,
etc; also barnyard cow manure and
salt bay for sale. 'i‘hos. Skidd, 53
Falrficld Ave. Phone 1014-4. 111 (it
WANTED~TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices .
paid, Ext1a prices for fat calves.
to $11 for bob calves to fatten.
Friedman, Conn Ave. ’i‘.ei I151.
‘ 1ft; tf
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
want experienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured. to if
LOST
LOSTélihiTll’EEN HIGH SCHOOL
and Baxter's drug store, lavalier and
chain, with pearl pendant. Reward
for return to Sentinel. 8.3 St
L03T~THE PARTY \\ HO FOUND
$3
H.
FOR1BALE~QUICK, TWO ACRES,
fine buildings, Newtown Ave, 15 min
utes to trolley. $1. 750; $8110 cash. A
snap. Ernest Bwessmann, 22 Fair St.,
No1'1valk.a4 3t
To LET—FARM, 8 ACRES, FIVII:
room house and out buildings. $10.00
per montl1.Call evenings until the
9111.50 Falrfield Ave, South Norwalk
Langston. a4 tit
FOR SALE-«DRESS SUIT, NEAR
ly new, cheap; also assortment of ca
rlos. Inquire 11 Maple St:, Norwnik.
1 a3 3t
FOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT,
No.7 Quintard Ave. 8 rooms bath,
furnace and gas. Inquire (Thu-s. F
Ilallock, No. 54 West St. a3 tit
EXCHANGE FOR FARM OR MO-
tor car, 2 first class‘ fbullding lots, at
Harbor View Beach. Geo. Mitchell,
Room 5, Gazette Bldg. ,ai tf
FOR SALE—EGGS FOR HATCH-
ing from 1S. C. White Leghorns, utility
stock; 36 yearlings laid 1900 eggs since
Nov. 16th; $1.00 for fifteen. Fred W.
Peunoyer, Rowayton. a2 31
HOUSE FOR SALE—10 ROOMS,
bath, laundry; 20 Elm St., Norwalk;
3 minutes 1'f10m West Ave. trolley; 8
minutes from post-office and library.
Best residential section. of the city.
An excellent opportunity to secure a
fine residence. Photographs on re-
muse containing w,atch etc.. can be quest. Apply to E. M. Jackson, Jack-
hcld responsible if same is not re son's Studio, 53 Wall 'St., Norwalk,
turned to Sentinel office. a2 iii. Ct. at tf
BUSINESS NOTICES
‘~NOW Is THE TIME FOR PAPER-
llaugiug and painting. The best is al-
ways the cheapest. B. 131 11mstrup. 20
Cottage St. Phone 223-2. 113 tit
CASH REGISTERS, TYPEWRIT-
ers, etc. repaired by David J. Shaw,
1 Sound View Terrace, So. Norwalk.
Expert for the largest commercial
house in New York city. n126 1w
FOR SALE—SIX ROOM COTTAGE,
Bates Court, low price payments sat-
isfactory to buyer. Inquire United
Grocery Co., or R. Joselovsky and Co.
mill tf
FOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF
sickness of manager, a profitable out-
door business. Needs an energetic,
live wire man. For particulars ad-
dress "Eaergetlc, Sentinel Office."
null if
LOOKI HE HAS RETURNED To
your city. Give him a chance to es-
timate on your painting and paper-
hanging. Address C. L. Smith, 35
First 51., East Norwalk. Tel. 59314.
mil tf
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND
decorating. Oakley J. Smith. S Cot1
table St. Telephone 12586 for an es-
timate on your work. All work guar-
nn1ecd, 11113 tit
SALVATOR CHARIOTT, GENERAL
coutructor, sewer, water, masonry,
walks, grading, and road work. Esti-
mates givcn. Work solicited. Prompt
attention 20 Viood 31.. South Nor-
111'-.'1lk.l’i1one illGB 11112 tit
NOTICE ----- PAINTING. l’Al’iClL
hanging, Decomting. by practical maul
Save money by buying your wall 1111-!
per and paintera' supplies of Alex.
\i'hllc, (II M lily Ave. Tel. 1123. Bell
mates cheerfully given. {28 ti
NABH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair snap. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed 28 West Washington St.
F ire InsuranCe
C. T. McGovern
Room 14, Keoler Building,
155 Washington Street,
South Norwaik.
NOTICE
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come up bolero the I‘ onunon (1mm ll
nl this city, that the Counnon Coun-
til will hold its next r;c-;11iur liivvllllll
on April lib limit nl right o'clock
p,
«from.
liulod at tho (‘in of Mouth Norwulk
Illlll 11th 1111,11 of April, 116111,
MIMI:
JOHN J, MINI-ill,
1114 :11 City Clark.
Two nous MILITAN'T BUFFRN
CENTER ARRERTEO.
lulrviitll'i, April «ls-Ji‘wo girls snu-
iwrtcd abusing militant Cudrsgoltos.
about to consult an outrage, were or-
rented hetero damn this morning. Thur
fl‘lllil to 11mph from the police by
dropping balls they were carrying and
running away.
The bags were found to contain par»
emu. paper saturated with oil, candles,
matches. notion wool, intent hrs light.
11111, 111111. in each of the hm was a
palm bearing the scrum: “beware
11111111111111 1.1111111. Mrs. i’snlthurst.”
The girls were brought up at the
, police court. when! they gave their
names 1111 Phyllis din/Iii and Millicent
Dean. They were remanded on the
charge of 1.1111; suspected persons.
They use explained to the police 11111111311
arrested that they were returning from
their Easter holidays. ‘
Alum 1
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i'l‘tm 111211 ml or dilatation lo 11
'fimishell «on is too more 1.1.1,, you
, sea and are that’s at least Bil It"
111.. 111, the old Council Chamber In.
the Library llulldiug in \Vusbluutoh'
I AM AGENT FOR Tlllu INTER-
11ational Sanitary Iio1er, the best
chick broodcr on the market; simple,
safe and sanitary. lilay be run in any
building. I also sell parts [01 these
hovers. G D. Tilley, naturalist Da-
rlen, Conn. mill 12t
TreesxTrimmed
SPRAYING IN SEASON
Beaupain 8. Saunders
192 WEST 8T.
PHONE 1132-3.
To LET—MODEL APARTMENT,
seven large rooms and bath, hard-
wood floors, hot waterwheat and Juni-
tor service. See J. M. Layton and Co.
11131 ti
'ro LET—RENTS 1N NORWALK,
South Norwalk, East Norwalk, Row-
ayton and Westport to accommodate
all comers; $5 to $501per1menth, New
house 12 rooms $35. Inquire Raymond
liros. , a2 3t
To LET—FOUR AND FIVE ROOM
apartments, all modern improvements,
at the former Randall Block, Van
Zant St., East Norwalk. Rents was
unable. inquire ll. Work, on prem-
lses. ‘ at 6t
TO LET—~11 ROOM COTTAGE.
good location, $8.00. Several barns to
let. Geo. Mitchell. n1 ti
To LET—SIX ROOM FLAT WITH
all improvements. Apply to F. H.
Fitch, grocer, 118 South Main St.
11118 if
To, LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment, Swart’z and Corbett block; also
third story loft containing 5,000 square
feet floor room. For particulars apply
at office of the Old Well Cigar Com—
pany. mill tf
TO LET——TEN ROOM HOUSE, 70
West avenue, containing six bedrooms,
two baths, not water heating system
and all other improvements. For fur-
ther particulars apply at office of The
Old Well Cigm Company or 011 prem-
Ises.1112~i tf
TO LET——AN APARTMENT AT 219
East Washington St.. East Nor-walk.
Inquire at 04 South Main St. mill ti
TO LET—FROM APRIL lS’i‘, LOW-
01' port of house. 100 South Main
street. Adults only. Rent 313. In-
quire of Chas. 1'2. lloyt. 11121 ti
T0 LET~FROM MARCH lS'l‘,
store In South Norwulk Club building.
next postofilce. Entrance front and
rear. inquire ofdce of Old Well
Cigar Co. (19 tl'
To LET~HAMlL’i‘0N AVE, HALF
of twofamily house, 6 rooms, and 6
room list; all improvements; good can
. dltion: one block from railroad station
Joseph R. Taylor. s13 ti
iCharity Ball
Friday Ev'g, Apriill, 1918
Continuous Music by America; Rudd
and Schmidt's Augmented Orchestra.
Concert Until 9 o'Cloek.
Tickets. admitting gentleman and
lady ...................... $1.00
Fireproof 1l1‘11-orutious 1b,\'
l‘lty Decorating C11,, Jay A. Smith,
Mgr.
,Potaa 1311:1111 BAILS FOR ARCTIC
' acetone.
E til-)A'l‘l‘idi. W'lllllL, April 1i.~1»1'l‘l1o lit-
.tle 1111111111 111 hoouer Polar Bear sailed
ifor boring Sou yesterday with a party
of scientists. who nlll malts a study
of animal and bird life in northern wa~
otru. In the party are Iiunbur Look
wood. a big game humor, of Boston;
Samuel Mister, of dioutou. represent
lag the «Smithsonian institution; W.
iiprultuc lirooks. of Milton, Mona, rep
resenting the Museum of Comparative
Zoology, at illsrvard, and Joseph him
on, of Ilorhuloy, California, mprouonb
Ins the Museum of Couuulrutlvo Zoo
logy at the University of California.
The (‘l'uluc will last slat months.
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MISS TRKAOWAY SURPRISE!)
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\A Number of Young Friends Run :1
Pleasant Evenlnn.
Miss Marjorie Tramway, daughter
of 111111. and Mrs. Jacob Trapdoor. at
Union street, was one of the most 111.111»
«prised yonns"ladles In south Hermite,
1111.1 evening, when some thirty of her
friends walked into her home to spend
the evening socially. it. was a delight»
fut party when Miss Tramway racer»
cred from her new "for she is a
pretty and chariot little hostess. as
these who were present last months
will testify.
Games were played during the even
lag and much: enjoyed. The youthful
parasitism in the ”fun reveled with
the true party spirit until the liners
edited the parts to a elm. though not
until after the refreshments had has
sorted.
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SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
211 Atlantic St. Stamford. Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
iloursmli a. 111.15 p. 111. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday, 6:31) 11. m.
Resident Office-63 Meadow St, 718
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8PINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
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Dividend Notice
Fulrlleld County Savings flank.
Norwalll, Conn. March 20, 1913.
At a meeting of the Directors of the
Fairlleld County Savings llank held
this day, a dividend at the rite of
four (l) per cent per annum was
declared to depositors from the cam
logs of the six months ending March
iiinf. 1’1.
The seats will be entered on page
beeh- ami paid on and ”$1th April
10th, 1918
it: the order (if the Hoard of Di>
melon.
”YMOIIR lililt'l‘lfi.
Treasurer
mitt llt
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THAMER
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eve shamanism
and fitting 311111.111. I11 our omission
Workm'olld only the most modern
methods are used
Let us suppl you with cement
glasses OCUL lil'l‘tl not opticlltns,
examine your eyes wimp you set
glasses here.
"Atlantic as
(at. “yrs. a“ ”b
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moms, donor
can but. Evans.
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CHIROPRACTIC:
All» WWIIIW will be it?“ NW1
W 111111er
afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
t that
,urrection," given in 1Rlvclslde,tl1111day
Oscar .Smlth spent Wednesday in
Norwalk on business.
Miss Annie Carroll. of Falrfleld. was
a visitor in town recently. ’
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IMlss Jane Riley has returned after
a visit with friends in New York.
1.1. —C. Chamberlain, of Bridgeport,
spent yesterday in town on business.
‘1‘”.
George Allen and Charles Miller
spent Wednesday in Wilton on busi-
ness.
Miss Lizzie Hanks, of 1Bridgeport,
was a recent visitor at her home in
town.
Mrs. W. Clark Crossman is quite ill
at her home and is under the doc-
tor’s care.
The repair work on the drawbrldge
is completed and the trolleys. are
crossing as usual.
The state road in Greens Farms is
being scraped and a gang of men are
fixing it up for the spring.
Miss IMabei Robins has' returned
from a visit of three weeks with her
aunt In Watcrtown, N. Y. ,
_—
The many friends of Joseph Fagan,
who has been suffering with his eyes,
are pleased to learn that he is recov-
ering.
Joseph McNaIly is to open a black-1,
smith shop on «Main street. 1Mr. Mc-
Nally is very popular and it? many
friends here.
Rev. J. J. Daggan, of. the Church of
the Assumption, has left for Panama,
Havana. and Bermuda. lie will be
gone about three Weeks. '
N
The Missionary Society of the Con-
gregational Church held a meeting this
Robert TI. Wheeler.
~
Starting Wednesday, R. F. I1, No. 35,
was extended through the Compo
beach sot-lion and hereafter the real»
dents there will have their mail deliv-
ered to the door each
John Laurent-'11
ilosodule, .\“. 'Y., 1111ch he has been
spending. the pain week. Mr. low:
rom'c is thinking of returning to that;
place. where he has 11 lucrative posia'
lion offered him.
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The members of the Westport boson
ball team have been requested to meet;
next Sunday for practice. The team is}
now being selected and it is thoughtf
Woslport will have a much
stronger team than last season.
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.Muny local people attended the perv
I‘ormnm'o of the sacred cantata, "Res-
oveulng, In which Miss Margaret ill
icy of this plate, took a prominent
pull. rendering "Hear My Prayer."
with llt‘l‘ violin.
A trap shooting contest will be
held Saturday afternoon by the 111111111
bars of the Westport Gun Club on
their grounds in the liosevillc district.
All the members are expected to «be
on hand for the short and a number
of prison will be offered. The sport
will start at 8 o’clock.
The town meeting which was to
have been held Wednesday afternoon
in the town hall was postponed until
suturday owning at it o'clock. An-
other clause has been added in the
warning which route as follows: “To
authorise the town school committee
to use the Weston". town hall for
school purposes.” This last clause has
created considerable comment about
town as the than is evidently fast up.
promillun when Whatport will need
much more mm for school children.
'l‘lul twentyvtll’ih annual convention
of the Connecticut Mineral Illrootors'
Assmlutlon will be bold in Westport
on August 201b, at the handsome new
building of Undertaker Charles mule.
Mr. treble has been 11 mumbsrol the
organisation for a number of mm
and Is A but president of the order.
The members ill the order will held
In «111 day session, when officers will
be elected and other routine business
puma upon. in the evening the;
members will 1111111111111 to the Dorian
some. at Whitman, by sales and
milestone bonnet. 1 -
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captain sinus 11m 111 ohm of the Its-tits was lamest. about 1111'
l
out 1‘1... out. Wednesday m The
“Wiefflfl‘flewlaf
‘ Clatarrh
has returned from .,
thre’s fO‘Wn
Rilemedy
Balallmle Air That Heal- Sore Mem- _
bruins. Destroys Germs and stops
Morning Hawking and Bnu‘i'flu.
Booth's :HYOMEI, the world‘s great.
est catarrh remedy, comes from the
giant, eucalyptus trees of inland Aus-
tralial. People who live there never
111ave‘catarrh or consumption because
HYOMEI
DESTROY S
we“ #21?
the air they bieathe is filled with the
healing. germ destroying balsams
those trees throw off. Right in your
own home you can secure the benefit
of the same antiseptic air by breath
lag IlYOMEi. , Yell can carry the in-
haler in your pocket and breathe liif~
OMEl anywhere and cure catarrh,
‘ coughs and colds.
Complete .Hyomei outfit $1. 00, Ex-
tra bottles if needed later 50 cents at
druggllsts everywhefe.
St. John and Joseph 1F. Remlln, con~
tractors. A meeting of the union
was held Wednesday evening but the
men have not decided to give in to
their wants yet.
the alea'wlll come to some conclusion
and return to work before long.
Mrs. Ellen «Sturges., died at 1her
home in Weston, Sunday, after a
long illness. There are no known
surviving relatives. The funeral was
held yesterday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock from the Chapel of Strangers
'at the Table building. (Rev. Kenneth
McKenzie, of the Memorial Church of
the .‘Holy Trinity. odiclated, an In-
termtlnt followed in the Coleytown
cemetery. Undertaker Fable ‘bad
sharps-of the funeral arrangements.
This evening‘s large number of
members of the Girls‘ Friendly So-
clety, o‘l Christ Church. went to Nor
walk. where they attended a social
b1' the members of the society them
in St, Pauls Church. A pleasant eve
uing was passed.
New
C
M111, W, C. Irving visited relatives in
New York 1'11.11111l,\‘.
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may
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t‘. liurks Weed is in Philadelphia, or
”a foul days, 'on business.
Ficlc Sperry was the guest of rela-
tives in liidgcilvld for several days
this Week.
II. 111:. I‘untrcll of llill‘lt‘ll is now am-
ployn'li 1111 salesman for the t‘elltral
Gui‘uilc (Io.
[13. id, imkwood, for 11011111 time can
played in the Central Garage (‘10., has
been ‘uiude. Its manager.
Mlllll'l Minnie Frltidel. .‘11 New York,
who has been visiting Ziirs. B. F. Often
on Stamford avenue, has returned to
her lunar.
WW—
llr, and Mrs. John Davenport have
rolnrliiud to their homo 1111 Points twee
nun, utter a short visit with relatives
in New York
Mills Jennie
local Chapter of Daughters of the
American Revolution at 11 meeting In
Cheshire last week,
Mullins” Schmidt has booked
Width 8011. o! lilrtdgoporl..lor Jan. 'I.
and I ma team for June 21. on the
,lloulll Avenue grounds.
Julia It tlrtieile, of Illivormluo. has
sold lilo 11111111111111 uniting ear to ma
llulislry, and will purchase It larger
one all the some make.
1
Hit .1 Alicoltl. blister. graduate of
Grant ‘llnspitul, ow Maven, I11 visit
lug hi 1' sister, bliss ill. I Webster, the
distri 1 nurse
A] lot meeting of the school Com:
mind and the teachers or the public
mks Ins.
W14 .w/
,,.,ll P or the ladies at the town
firs
iii 119 1111141111111. Town sat ,
the lion 1 cranium.
W
A smelt only was
. \1 as twisted off. The limb fell on the
wires, but no interference with
It is expected that'
Wood represented the -
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III, will he held in the Town Hall, :
and? evening, after the special town
a... 31121 tastiest in 1111111111 '
tier 11a to appear it file library bone-
of Jersey City, were week-end guests
of Mrs. William Rhelahardt. Mr. Bren-
gurtsrln and Mr. Reinhardt worked to-
gether for many years. and are fast
friends. ‘
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Examinations for State teachers‘
certificates will 'be held at Center
school, Friday and Saturday, April 11
and 12. These are open to any one
who may. wish to secure State certifi-
cation as a teacher.
During the High wind on Tuesday
evening, a large branch from the old
elm tree in front of the new library
the
servlCe resulted.
Edwin Hoyt a student of the Hatch-
kisa school, Lakevliic, has returned to
his studies, after a pleasant Easter
vacation. While at home, he enter-
tained Alien C. Brockman of Shanghai
and Merritt W. Secly, of Canton, S. D.
m
There were 158 pupils of the public
schools present every day during the
winter term. There was an average
attendence of 93 it is by far the best
yoord of attendence the schools have
ever shown during the winter season.
The Epworth League of the Metho
dist Church held a business and social
meeting in the lecture room, Tuesday
evening After the usual business was
transacted, a musical program was
rendered, in which Miss Hazel Benger
and Miss Hazel Smallhoru entertained,
Election of officers will take place at
the next meeting
Oliver Hoyn Anderson; ”cello soloist
who played so well last year, will
again be present at the school concert
on April 1], and render a number of
selections. There will also be other
instrumental and vocal'seiections. The
pupils are prepared with choruses, and
a most pleasing section of the pro
gram will be devoted to old songs.
At the meeting of the woman's For-
eign Missionary Society of the M. E
Church Tuesday evening, the old offi-
cers were reelected for the ensuing
lycur. They are Mrs, G. F. Bertlue.
president; .‘ilxs George N. Yeaton.
<1'icep1';esideut Mls‘. \\ A “healer,
Mrs 11‘, A. Banger, cowspondiug 511(1'1'
g'taly; mite-box s11cretar1,.\lrs.Gt'olgc
[Jeiiilf At' 11111 next meeting on May
,6, the subch for discussion “ill be
"Mormonism.
l William 13. Simon, who soldhispiumb-
ing and tinuing buslnch' lo t‘hur. cs L.
31311115, is gettin his autostailon 111
the depot fitted or business' Mr, 31-
111011 expects to have everything in
readiness lw 11c l‘ilsi 0i 1111.1 .111111
1.\leantime.l1o is telling euro of what'
orders come in. Mr. Simon "ave mu1‘ l1
thought before entering in his new eu-
terpr,i.~111 and will lime one of line l'-'i11
est appointed unto stations in the,"
state. 3
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01111 bundled \1'111'1"lnu;of I’tlilil“
Tribe, No :11. Imp. 0. It bl. enjoyed
,n pleasant time lost waning. in the
banquet lthlll oi Rmmond's iiall. Till?
friends, smoked the pipe of pen. '1',
while others 1111111le :1 piece of pipe.
This lathe tribe of Red Men enjoyed
the early hours of the evening in pin
ochle, ensure, wllist and 5011. Long
tables were filled with the pellet-able
'lndians, nil enjoying the clay pipe
filled with the best brand of tobacco
While these men were making merv
rl‘. James Thomas and s. S. ilrlnckolu
boll rendered piano 11nd mandolin so
Iorllouu. The Wigwam quartette,
Percy Brennan, Val Wolfe, John
(Doyle and I1"1lward Knudsen. sang "A
Garland of Old-1Faahloned Roses. " Tho.
Coupon
531: ”will
Tile Silnplex
, Mr and Mrs. George Brensartarin '
I11'Ha11lo1's hold. with a score of 1I111i1"tllis ribbons 11"11'11 ::ul1('l1ed,
lpulled. and each 11'1 shed a present.
Miss Ilcuiil was smothered with kib- ,
iclwa things und.uti1e1 household Bl."
lllt'li‘cl
11d, and the remainder of the afternoon '.
hundred r1 down marched to the Bird- lionneliy.
O
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Six Coupons and i"
you to, the SIX
TEA .SPOONS.
Shopper. Coupon ‘ lie.
After License as
stopped the cough cone
done its use as 711
builder
It soon overcomes‘the weak:
ness brought on by colds antl
RESTORES VITALITY. Lino:
nine ill-much more than a curt!
for coughs and colds—4T EN
TERS THE BLOOD and buildfi
up‘ the system, at the same time,
it is relieving the victim of/cough
and cold.
TOO MANY PEOPLE NEG-
LECT THE AFTER earners
OF cows, THEY SHOULD
CONTINUE TO USE LING-
NINE UNTI‘L ,THEIR,
:HEALTH IS FULLY any,
STOREDJ
‘9 .
There isn’t‘ another medicine“
world that“.
BRONCHIAU .
in the whole {
OVERCOMES
COUGHS as quickly and that}: ,
oughly as Linonine does. It '
TAKES THE VSWEL‘LING
FROM THE'DELICATE T1501 _
SUES of the throat and lungs.
‘opens the clogged pores of file-
membranes and assists nature. It
finds the victim of a cough in i 7‘
distressed condition and soon
brings blessed relief.‘
This familiar trade-mark is on
every bottle of the genuine Lino-
nine. Look for it.
All druggists. 25c, 50c, $x.»
.m. - .n. .. .-.__. A'-
sall Tavern, were a real Dutch supper-
;11'as scr1e1IIh1 A. ’II, Doremus. The
guests at. the smoker were from Nov- 1. .1
Deputy" Great Sachem J. W5. ‘, 1.
walk.
lice was accompanied by 11. E. Balk"
ultz. B .I. Iloyt and W. '1‘. lskylan
Mrs James Rae entertained he!I
Sundav- school (‘llltt' ill her 31.0mm!!!»
glesidc, ’l‘ucsduy afternoon. The much. ,
ing has held, as some supposed, for“
the purpose at dressinl'.
dolls. but it pro1cd to be an April
Fools day part} 1111111 Mildred Hesth’
1111s thg 3111111“st guest, for’she was
Ltrndcrcd a kin to 11 apron and dials:
to11'1l shower.
Iioulll surprised. but llevcrnl other
young l1dics, when ti11‘v found their
{mouths full 1f (1111111 after eating I;
delitious pie: 11 12-1 coin that was a part
of the rt‘pust
held the attention at the party. TO
opens!
for each member mascot. These were
A bountiful lupust was serve»
was spent in scales.
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