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‘Mrs. Edward 8., hierrltt, of Southern
avenue. spent yesterday afternoon in
. Education. '
Harris a Gene is unloading a cargo
of anthracite coai‘et their docks in
Water street.
Patrick Collins, of East Norwulk,
has returned home after a, visit in
Rome, N.” Y., for his health.
The tug “Addie V” took a barge
or: sand, the Phoenix 12 to Norwaik
through the bridges this morning.
Harris & Gone are unloading gravel
and sand and carting it to the bridge .
work for the McHarg, Barton it Com-
pany.
All the houses in Cove street and in
the lower section of East :Norwnlk
which were slightly damaged by the
tire of Tuesday are‘being repaired.
i
“it is remarkable how hardy some of
the bridge workers appear. On these
very cold days some of them are
working practically devoid of clothiné
above the waist, only a portion of u
shirt covering their chests, and noth-
ing over the arms.
Mrs. William McRedmond, oi? East
Norwalk, who underwant an operation
in the Stamford Hospital on Tuesday,
is doing nicely. Her little baby is
ill in the hospital, but is also improv-
ing. Their many friends will be
pleased to learn of the good reports.
Twenty laborers tor the bridge work .~
arrived from New York city this
morning. Sixteen thought the work
looked good to them and ducked their
colitswzvflonrlookcdfinto the depths‘ol
Pier No. 2’ and w'th their hands in.
”their trousers‘ pockets and their heads
- in the air, walked westward away
from the bridge work.
'Superintcndont Charles A, Copley,
of' the .‘Connccticut Company, stated
thievlnmrnlng that the cure on the Der:
‘lon‘o 'l’olnt lino will be running to
1.11e'Couiitryilt‘lltlll by two io’clock‘.‘ The
line car was transferred from the East
avenue lino to thc’short jigg’er line
about 5) o‘clock thingmorning under
Superintendent imploy‘s supervision.
’l‘hc following cottage pruycr meet‘
ings if the Methodists in East Norwnlk
wort-Sh. held last evening: w. H.
Plait, 7i, Ouborn avenue, A.(;reen-
wood loader; E. ”Farr, 5 Winfield
street. Miss Marion l.’llonimedieu
leader: W. leburner, it First stroet.i
'Mius .‘iiatildu Smith, lender; (l. E
Finch, ld'Van Zant street. 8 P. Fair-
Rny Finch is enjoying some good
gunning in the woods these days. '
Jenn Willmott hurl resigned his poni-
tion at Schlichting’s grocery store.
Harry Rutherford Leonard of Nero-
ton is spending a few days in Deubury.
Alvin Wallace and William Water-
bury were visiting in Bridgeport last
week.
Constable Wilbur Bates has returned
from a line vacation, spent on Long
island.
‘Willis Bunker of Noroton has n posil
tion as night watchman at the Iting'e
End Fuel Company's premises.
Eugene Worden, thirty years ago a.
resident of Darien, was in town yester~
(day, revisiting familiar seencs.
! .
Miss Marion Elmer at Stamford was
the guest of Miss Grace Webr of, Mens-
ileld avenue, Sunday and Columbus
Day. '
Constable Hanford Smith has re-
moved from the Nordeen block in Le-
Roy avenue, into one o! Austin's cot-
tages.
A chicken supper will be held in the
Sunday-school room of the new iii. P.
Church at Noroton Heights, Friday,
from 5 to 8 p. m.
At the meeting of the Ladies’ ~Aux»
pnrtmonl, it was decided to give a lini-
lowe'en dance on Hallowe'cn night.
Prizes are to be awarded for the pret-
ties, andmost grotesque cmtumes.
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The growing generation of Newton
enjoyed Columbus Day in a splendid
picnic to New York, motor cars being
:vkindly loaned by» several of the resi-
dents hero to carry them. Five cars
in all, with about thirty youngsatre.
hilarious and happy. left at 10 n. m.
They were token to lironx Park, and
visited many other places of. interest
Miss Bennie Weed nnd_‘Miue unlike
Waterbury wcrc iviih the cliildron.:nll services arc now working, bull.” 5 -
Among the party were Jeanne Wilie.
Anna Wilic, Winifred Whitelnw, John
,Nixon, C. Wbitolnw, Fred Fowler, Os-
car Noyd, Robert ngdale; 'Hnrold‘ 0d-
dy the Vincent Nixon.
lllllll spurious
Many found articles 01' personal
-,propcrt,v have been brought to the ol-
iicc. The owners should apply to the
bunks, louder. Tomorrow evening tha. clerk fur the same.
meeting will be bold in the East ave-
nue Methodist church. '
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Miss Vivian Hit-volts has; boon visit-
ing in New York.
Mru. lrvluiz l‘inrk i.‘ curiously ill at
her home in i’tumoyor ntrovi.
Mien Murltnrbl llulhnwuy has return-
all bonus from a visit in Morldcn,
Conn,
(‘upluln and Mru. John l."llomme~
dlnu urn c-nlcrtnluinu Mr. uud Mru. A.
Fl. livcrltm, of llrooklyn.
Lowruv llnrvoy, of Now York ulnlo,
iu cpcndluv. n low duys at the reel“
drum or Mr and Mm. l". i.. 'llhcull.
(biplnlu bud him. John ll. ii.
(loalcn. of McKinley nix-col. urc onion
minim; Mr. and Mm, Mlins Lynch and
duuublcr. Mbm tlrucu Lynch. of llrookw
lyn.
Hurry l‘cvitcr. who bun boon (tummy
in]; mm of .lr‘mtc llnli'u coltnucn ut Tc-
itcncltu {or come limo. bun purclumml'
of Minor h llnndutl tho property
known no "Obi Hutch," ut 'l‘nimuckn.
This in mm of lhc ibmnl rouillcocm in
the mlony.
announce noes muons,
Ellltmm, l‘el , Oct. ill.~-»A wircloua,
romance rmmlvm] burp. but night from that tho tire of Tuondny nlternoon mid Which puma“, lump...
tho uteam schooner Morccd. bound attain broken out. {inlet Wheeler dc- bled.
from Sun Mnuiuco to Animist and
Portland, with twantyvnve Marmara scene and the homes, which wort: com, gun sleTERS' LODGE ynusTEgs, W "W“ "mm" and W“ "" WWW” ”0'"
and domain}: lumber, said the vee- lined to some of the charred uplleu‘
eel lied zone on thereon: at! Point which formerly supported the Mervin l 1,
(lords. All the passengers and meat
of the crow wurosont imhm'é’ in small
boats. in the tour Weather prevail»
in; it is believed the schooner ran
Contain Adhidud.
r, gin. «an .«
Slunloy London rcturncd to school
this morning with his arm in a sling.
Stanley broke his collnnbonc in the.
li‘ootbnll gnmc with Derby High, and
einco thcn bus Hllfl'llfl‘d much pain.
Also in the game with Staples on Sat.
urduy last. "illll" ()‘liarn received at
bud cut over the right eye. Thom,-
two munch are the only games which
llhe lilp‘h Scholn have, played and it
in hopedth the rest will be played
without n mishap.
tho lloyn' Aihlctic Anuotdntion in tho
glli‘ii‘lf‘lnllly ui. 12 o’clock today. The
‘r-lcctlou of ofllcorn took place. .
The :tsunmbly ycutnrdny morning
was held lit ”24:”; ilmtcnd of tho rogu-
lur limo it o'clock. ’l‘hiu wun donc
no tlml the orchestra could play ul.
bulb ucnuimm without diehandinu. llc-
twcou the two Hf'HHlOIlii no extra re
bcarenl wnu hold.
At nuucmbly yesterday morning tho
orchuuirn mndc ilu lultlni nppcurunm
chin your. The plncou pluycd worn
,‘l‘bo (inbll-u Hccplrc. by Schlepourcli.
’uutl Apple lllouuoinu. by Kathleen A.
Roberto. The nolcctlona were render»
ml wry well. out! the orchestra rc-
culvml grunt ltpplnuno from the blur
intents.
Ww.w+ ..
uttitrwonxronmnus
or "it our llillllllltll
FillE l8 unnan mu
mentioned lmm out page.)
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snatched it man with n pull to the
coal ohmic, were extinguished. There
wnu no danger. _
Methodist painter Give. AM.
the relief of the destitute litmus, rent
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ldnntrlouely Tuesday night, on city
llorts today. He has secured quite a
intention a. quantity of coal. The
lliary oi’ the Noroton Heihgts Fire Do1
'l‘hcrc was on important meeting of‘
in”, t‘lub. 'l‘lu- “um” bcnnn. up. October. A. I)., mix.
Lmoms were lleer‘tl end the mombersl
. , Rev. Salon 1’. Fnlrblnkfl. hull)? 01‘; [ll‘t‘fimil report a most enjoyable time. 7
“4:? her murals. The sea is calm]. the must Menus Methodist church, is The following were elected trustees: “3033503133., “51°:de 3:33; segrmm “It;
a Moreen-la o schooner or 960 receiving much mine for the medium, George Rose, three yearn; Mm! Dated at riot-Walk. this 9th any or
their retifitmrnnd la commended by work he be» done in W witb'yagpp Medium two years; Mrs. or. W, WWW". A. D» 1913*
.iiooedlot. one your. 09 18
acuebneo‘onueuen‘nv lop. ‘
l Wilemrtomonfbct. 16.-~Revonue
cutter service omeiels received word
from Alaska today that the service or
:am‘ homeless “multimillion: "bruthe ,
are. ltev, Mr. Falrbankn worked in-
yeaterday, and has continued his et-
snpply oft clothing and some furniture
Arctic circle as unneceu , and
and money for the sufferers, not to w m
that the cutters up thoranre hate. The
dispatch added that the schooner
Transit, carrying four ‘or live men,
was crushed and driven ashore near
Point Barrow after landing stores and ‘
is probably a total loss. There was no
loss of life.
lenergeticz clergyman is deserving all
the credit he is receiving.
. Ennlcn‘ Ferrell’s Ei‘fortn.
Ensign Edward J‘. Porrett, the hub-
tllng officer of the Salvation Armlglls
proceeding with his relief work for ”mm“
the tire sufferers. He has personally; Henry A, Johnston, a. business man
solicited and secured money‘ddnntiont: , of I..'Anse, Mich, writes; “For years,
to the extent of about $u0. .L’mmm’floley’n Honey and Tar Compound for
and furniture, kitchen utensrls “dicouxha and colds has been our family
bedding have been received by hlm’medlcino. We Hive it to our children,
and distributed where needed. 1311- who like it on account or its pleasant
sign Perrett is a diligent and indlus‘flaste. It is a. sale We m coughs
trious worker vand ohculd be higilymud colds." It contains no opinion.
Ecombllmented ior his charitable en- For sale by all druggiate.”
denvors. , N
lie stated this morning: “We now
have about nil the bedding we will BOARD‘D'D "OT MEET'
need, but chairs, tables and all sorts! The Board of Estimate and Taxation
loi’ furniture and money will still be held no meeting last evening but the
welcome. Clothing is needed, 21180.. ””0115 departments were made “i3 in
walk that the Snivlitioii Army was re-
bis murket burned out by the tire to-?
Johnson's market and later by V Ila-3 OLD AGE
aged. This is the place culled “the-
‘ea new not' a‘llways be worn.
strayed property are buoily ul. work-x "periencud physician, examine your
but the romttlndcr of the wcek willi
87’ Atlantic Square, Stamford. Ct.
llnitcd Electric Light nnd‘Wnter Conn, we-.. _~ ._ _._ . _~. . ._
Mc. bum-r Ii u, lthlnu \Vlne and tilil'ur,‘
We purchased three stoves yesterday 2 budget form and submitted to Torin
ceiving n percentage of the contribu-;
.gother with his home, in the onli’,
Croix's market, and is on the corner} .
glance or spectacles are Often
l Always peeple require glasses to
today-adjusting the various losscsl eyes and fit X93 with the proper
be given over to tho. mutter.
Open Sat. Evenings. Eat. 15 Years.
”any. and 1110 333931 NOVWMK nIlfictfi‘k‘vl'l‘o the Board or‘Jlgummy Gonnntsnloncrs
.nli ,5 “Pupil «street, ’l‘owu of Nor-
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and had one donated, Everybody aplfllerk Herbert it, Smith, however. The
preached responds most enthuniastio;board Will not meet until the budget
ally. It was rumored in East Nor-ill“a been printed and due notice given.
limits, but this is not true." . OLDSTYLE AMEN}
. Jackson’s Market To Resume. ; “ ‘.
Bennett A. Jackson will establish" - . _ ..
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buildingdn First street, wgllt of New, ‘ , '
street saved by the firemen. This is, ,
the old structure formerly occupied by; FROM YOUTH '0
of First and New streets. Contractor
Allen Wood has started repairs on the necesaa'ry. The child's cyan need
building which was somewhat dam-1 attention so that by correcting the ’
difficulty in in early stages, glass-
lkcy of tho iirc" by Chief George WK,
‘Bognrdns. . '
insurance Augustus Al: Work. see clearly and ease the “rain. on
The various companies represented; their eyes an ego comes on.
in the insurance on damaged and de-i .Let our Ociillst. who is an ex-
previous to paying what. is due tlief“glasses.
‘policy holders. Solill‘ of tho ropresen-i "
tntivcs have not us yet arrived in town ' I HAM E R
Dentist: and Ootlclam.
Telephone and Light Service.
The repair-mun ol‘ the Southc'rn New.
England "telephone Company, the, M _ ‘
“M10“. hnvo been [Ill-“ii? elivgt’lged‘hlinlk- : J lldmllllhlmwll'fflfill hm?! liccnrn .zttr
ing rcpail‘s'slnce the live. i’racticellylrcll blririiucue 1mm Minxlcnlmg ill-ylltrt‘n.’
r. .. - . . w:l.k.» . -
the“ i" 3M Baltic permanent 1090“. My [mu-o -l' luminous. is not lut‘lllt‘ll
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work to be coni'lctod, lwiliuu 2w MI in u. direct line of u
p , {munch l-bllrimv, calm-him Hchmil or i'ub-
improvement Association Work. l llf.‘ tichnohhmxso. or ihc prcmincs pertain-
.» r .- ,. - r .
The East. Norwelk limbrovcincnt Its‘: "”- H“ ”3“" "' "’3’ ””1 {WC-‘3' ‘ “m“
v lili'llll'y or t'cnu-lvrt’.
Hocintion in conjunction with Enoign 1':an iii Norwnlk, this 8th tiny .01'
i]. .l. Permit and Rev, Solon P, I.~flir;.i0ctobpi', A‘ D” 3, (3‘1” r “.m.\\10
bunks. bus scoured contributions 01”,. ' ,,' wAwilouu'u.
. ' . '. ' . . l ‘Wc. tho mull-rsignctl. cict'lvrs u (I lini-
,(lothmn, furnishings and food for the, ,,,w..,;., m. li.ilitifill~hy?mw_ “f the “w,” M
lire uniforms. Burtlcm 3’; Fruit donat-« N4»l‘;.\'l|ik. bumpy an pm- the up}!l|t“iitlull
. l‘f t m nilmv nann-
cd :1 large supply of prom-nos and, . ml'mcm: LimitANu ‘
. . . .. .,,.. ,. . , ., ..~ ll'zll‘ :tncli liccnso til 4 We do scu‘m l_v rcr~
somluhlu a yr m idol. lit my lianrm. My mum ,~,,,. Mmflil, ”m, m, m, ,,,,.,,,,,.,.
lrl lv‘iikl glycol till") prvsonlctl lZl‘tmurrlrd' rt-ollwinlo unwind in said ’iann of
’ . ’ Nm‘wni {. '
ius nmi othcr supplws ,vcslcrduy. All, lialod nt Nor-walk. this Slh day of
portions of the town hnvu responded,(lotober, A. 1)., limit.
most pcncx‘ously lo the. appeal. for aid, .lohn ()blonsclflngu'. ll‘rcd I'l‘yrrcll.
. _ ,hlathew i-‘rlcnd, August “it‘hman,
Ride Fund Grown Rapidly. ”0th Mci‘mlnnd.
.lmliw John J, Walsh. of Blackstone-l i lu-rvby certify um the nhovc mmou
-, lcmim'uum mo rll'l‘ll‘l": and tnxpnynrn. ill
“mull-'1‘. “'1 “l““l‘liml upon UH? lire, vii-iluml by |:\\\'_ or the Town of Norwulk.
and a “wristtor who run up. uwnmwsg llutml zit .\ur\vul;k, this. 8th day of
. . . . ,. , , , ' 0ctohcr,A. 1)., 1011. ‘
otthu calamity. has tlllldliltltl the mmmmq. it. SMITH.
‘rulu iuml‘ by tho donulion of $25. oil it} - Town Clerk.
The ridc will In: lll"ltl on Saturday. w—w
, v , ., ._ , , - To the ilouul of county l‘mmuluniuners
Ultilill‘l‘ th' M “ "Hm," Phone, (it) tor Faulb-itl (20mm. .
Hiring in contribulp mnv Will UNA (my. 1 hereby upply for a Ilt'l‘llflt" to evil Spir-
l , . , ‘ liuoum mm imbxu-ztliug Liquors. Ale, Ln-
mm (,mnpnny or Airs. licnry .l. I,” "W“ ”hm“ “urhmm "l‘fldcr, nl
. ~ 21'» [my sum-ct. 'l‘owu u 'qun .
Hinton. Elly pincc of Iltnnwsnnln ‘m‘t‘ iocntcd
Firs all! with!“ 200 foot in u t it“: inc 1..“ H
,, ‘ R c Work, l'liill‘i‘h iirlilloc. l'anm'lunl School or l’uh-
llH' cullimcmlnhlc I'lmrllubio work up. srumwwuw». "1- till! pl‘cmlnus pucuun-
wblcb In now mum: on in town in the i‘l’fi,..::.‘,‘i";,‘.”(.,‘,',‘,' my. W“ “mm “mu"
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most cxtonuivo of its nature over at- )im'tmt ut Norwnlk. this 7th day or
lclt icr, \. ‘ .. l 13.
tempted bore. 'l‘lwrc hun never boon ’ I D 9 JOHN (‘ .AKH,
‘ v . . . . . , Applicant.
nu ottusion whore Aid is so Worth). w". ”u, umlmsumwd. ,.|,.,.,,,,.,. mm H“,
provinus in this limc, but. it is it whole. puyum. ml Ilvllllonl by low, or illc 'ruwn ..l
. .Vurwuik. lulu-by wului'm- ilw uppllt'uliou
soulod (-ndcnvor which in making it 1,![houlmu-i‘nlnlvli
cocci-nu or the cnmpnlgn. which niectsl
.ltiliN t‘ZAlUl
for such llwuew .qu m. (in mwcmlll' 0“”
with ouch rcucliuouu of spirit to rcn- ury citt‘h fur bmmnlr llml We are uwncrrl
,. ml will cultilc Hillmiml in mild Town or
(101' ucl‘t‘lt‘c. lllt'l'l‘ bro no ucctltms ill Nlll‘Willk.
.10" city in llll“ Work. it in purely tilt! huts-d at Nor-walk, thin 7th dny oi
(lt'lnlwr. A. I).. lillli. ‘
lzl'clllrr t'lll' with nu dirlnlmm, .lobn Wm. 'i‘bius, Anthony ll. lrblol~
scanning For Valuflbmt to. John ltcdwny. John (lldenuchbm
. .. . .. , er, Lorenzo .Il‘lorc.
All (My your “buy unmlu of people I WWW mm}, mm ”H, Mm", mum,“
Victim! tbp sumo ul’ Ibo dcvuulctl mic. «ndovnvru urn uluclnru uud tuufpnvoru. up
it ‘ . , _ til-illiml by low, of tho ’l‘uwn u Nurwnllt
on nm uonl linoulJi lhc ruinu Ml plum! ut Nurwmp’ lhm 1th a“). u,-
well no pnunlbln in 1]“. “my“, for pm, October, A. 1).. l
illil.
Illoitmcm‘ ll. HMl’l'll,
nnbbm uml lliolmy lnol by lcuuntn "‘4‘” ill .1
‘own Clerk.
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lllll'll’ll, pull it is bolil'vml that mout 1” all. pmfil,‘f,l.p1"r(;,‘,{:;:l'§l;y lumm uuln ”
cl“ (1 u or . u . . . ‘ l lwruhy apply for it licence to null spir-
‘ l u” H of uny \uluu “m“ a“ llunuu and inmxlvullnu illoum'a. Alc, Jui-
,lel).\‘l'll,hv Hm lt'rt‘llic bout. which nc- whither-.1 umm. \vlum "up XVUlnar," m
. u i run ovum, "own o ‘orwn l.
uunbunb-d tho crmllunrotkm, My p‘lum‘, or, ‘m‘mm-musln null Im‘nlml
‘ (‘i i . 5» w r . within 200 {not in n llrcct no of c
‘,, llllilu illtllli l“ ’"w‘m’ wiuliun l‘llnrch ddtticc. i‘m'nclllnl Hrimcl m‘ Pub-
l lhn t-lcnlin’cl to ulntc lhul the tire lit? Hcrnolihouuo, or fluctuating?” unfulfi-
‘ [I l l) ‘ B . (20 ii 1 (
,dld not shirt in hip place of bunincuu, Lllfllét-‘frfn. [~,.',,1,‘,,.,':,’,3§" " ‘
éwhll-h Willi lwxi. m “m mum NON/hill: "Mull It. Not-walk. Hill! Nil (lily of
CHAH. A. ADAMS.
. purcnlly, in Ibo plncc l'onr doors nwny. Applicant-
Wc. the undersluncd. ulcrturn um] tux»
infilltil‘ly OCCH‘ gin/cm. nil tit‘ilnod by law, of the Town of
orwnlk. bur-shy mulnme the Application
. of the above ancd
“WM“M” ' ‘ A8. A. ADAMS.
lily ouch for himself that we are owners
(my Sisters‘ licheknb Lodge. No. 55’ gums; untrue nltuntod in said Town or
k
i). (l. in. hold 11 meeting last. nightr noted at Norwnik, thin 9th day of
’nm] cioctcd throc truulcou nnd trans-.mvl’éa A, ,Dn 191% h Old hi [o
mu] ”m“, i . ‘ . ‘ . i nulewtmrbett. o n rum“: 0
I. n u) out no lmalnoeu ltefrellh or, A. M. Pohlmun, Charles H. Ferris,
Christian 'Swartz.
I hereby certify that the above. named
”Kosher it. own.
relief vessels on accountof ice 3: the l
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‘ ,‘DAILY POEM
IF YOU, KNEW.
If. you knew that the. wood-way
' missed your feet,
And the birds cell through the
rain.
’With a wistful note in the ca~
dence sweet—
Would they call you back
again?
If you knew that the. p’ine-trees_
shelter still
This same little poolnand-vglern
That nothingiiefgone and nothingz. ~
changed, . g:
Wauld you seek thlslpathway,
then?
If you know that my heart, like
a tight closed bud,
Had a secret folded there,
Awaiting the warmth of a word,
a touch—
Would you care. dear heart.
would you care?
~Ethel Hallett Porter, in July
ippincott's.
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M M’mnm mum
'Illnin It“ with“ mrmllic
m, min! with Ill-in Rilmun.
1"“ "“ ‘k‘i’rlr iii cinch
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IA 0 ll “RAN“ I'Ilel, frag: ‘
ymhnown Illicit. Safest. Always» Reliabl.
SOLD BY DRUlitiiSTS EVERlWlifllli
carcinoma swans
LAMAH'B BOND FORFElTED.
ulna—uh—
NEW YORK, Oct. iti.-«l‘)ltvld inmur.
the \anl Street manipulator, under
indictment for impersonating t‘on-
nrosemen and others, failed to appunr
before Judge I-lunl. in the federal dis-
trict court yesterday. for pleading,
and his band of $3,000 wuH dccluriul
forfeited.
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Are you going to “lay 1'?"
your Gas Stove for the Win;
Why? Figure up what your (t l:
Stove has coat you ouch mmr“
during the past season, $2.0
$3.00. or at the outside, $30k
Can you run. the Cool Steve to»
$2.00. $3.00, or oven $5.00 per I
month? it takes nearly nion
of coal to keep the kitchen
range going one month and you
can't buy a ton of coal for $5.0".
Why, than. lay off the (ins Stove
for'lhe Winter?
If your kitchen isn‘t heated,
have a connection mode with
the furnace or heating system.
it will not. cost over $15.00. Then
you will enjoy the comfort and
luxury of your Gas, Range the
your ziround. No coal or usher
to carry. firc to watch. and all
the dust and dlr‘. which you
know the (foul Range mikes.
donc away with.
Stop and figure it out. You
will find the (ins Range is rcn‘.‘
‘ly the cheaper. -
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