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'3‘ Truce-y. Illeulilh olllcer, reports todny.‘
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rlclnlly. Would it not ho well to all .
in up on the 'p-one and protect you
homo and valuables animal. thin can»
gar, by pla‘oinlt; ‘9. Burglary policy
with us and tell us relmburlo you 101'
m was. 'l‘elelilllone 1230.
'~TAYLOR it comm
31-” Wauhln‘wn sum.
[loath Narwalk. cann.‘
‘ All timid or innumndp.
Public latenogrupher,
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'll. lolliu Luilrlgun and friend spoilt
yesterday afternoon in Bridgeport.
Charles ll. l)llworth. ol‘ Norwulk.
spent yesterday in lllridgeport on bush
«ness.
"Edward b. Stuart, of the Gazette
building, was in Bridgeport on‘ busl.
nose yesterday“ afternoon.
You will find a large assortment of
'l‘honlx'ugivlug post cards, 6 for be, at
Donnelly's. Stile today's advertisement.
Miss Georgie Wolfe and Mills Leila
Crampton. ot' lNorw'nlk, were in Bridge-
port. lcnterdny afternoon, where they
attended the theatre.
'l‘homus Murray, the popular mail
carrier-..is now in Pine Bush, N. Y..
for it rest cure. .He writes his friends
that he will return home November
tweniyvfifth. lie is physically much
better.
The catch basin in Monroe street at
the foot of the east bound approach
to the railroad station was‘pleuned outl
yesterday afternoon by the street. lie-l
parlnleut. li was filled from the bot—I
'. tpln .tiixirfeet upward.
- l ‘9“ _._.
find more oliild, an ltuliun. has come
down with diphtheria, 'l)r. Willinm .l.
The child hall been attending the Over.
River .‘it‘IlOOI, where a number of cases
or the malady have been reported.
-
'l‘llnmns ll‘. Burke. whose death in_
Seymour. is mentioned in tho [Pie-l
graphic new of The Sentinel. toduy.i
was a first cousin of John Luyden, oi“.
North .llnin otreet. The laiter‘s broth-I
or. Thomas, is employed in the tunnel
mill. in Seymour. where Mr. Burke wad
onporintululent. ‘ .
The School mustero’ Round Table of,
Norwlilk hull sent on invitation to Su-E
perinimldvut of Schools Slnwuon to}
huvo zlll ol‘ the men teachers ill tho!
schools in iBlumlord present at thol
mention, of that society on Sililli‘tllly,’
Nov. '12. at Ii) 11. 111., at the Norwlllk;
liigh i'iluiii.‘ The discussion will Ilt‘ on;
“The Hm‘ollilh und Eighth Grudeu."
.i. ii. \‘i'illllnnon, oi HODI'WL‘IL for}
aomu limo ll freight conductor on thri
Now York, New Il-il'l‘ll & llaril‘ord
rnllrmlli, hail “lipilillll’il ulnhi!
,‘v'iil'lillh'lwll'l‘ in tho lianbury )‘lll‘ilrl. ill-I
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Ili‘i‘ll
will llljm i‘Illlll‘lLl' toulullt Mr. \\'ll'
ItIllHilll :lllt‘l‘l'i'(I*5 William ll. Klilllltl'v
tin who hint gone in mi
lolu- a position M limo (dork Ill illol
UIIIi‘l! l'l lilo iil\'Il~lIilll nupvrlni(indent.
\\‘uulli'hur_v
'l‘lm i l‘ItllIl." Afternoon i‘luh will hollii
lln i’onlih l'i'lillilll‘ illi't‘illllz in tho pull-l
Ill: llhlul'y auditorium, 0,1 Novmnhurl
L'lui, \ i‘ulli lltlliulinnro In l'llI'lit‘MIy
iii‘iill'l'li. ’i‘lll- "million will llfljourni
|ll‘(lllllili_\' nil llllll'dhirly, ill on W. Will-i
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ii~ll~ l'olzou, l'l'hllli'ill l‘liitllll'l‘l‘ of UMP
lwu hrlllum, will ltli'h an Illiorlulll Iliiii.:
inhinl; ihu ‘hrlilul- hu IIIH illlilji‘ci. with
url-nillpnllylnl; ilrui'l‘llilirl- llIlOIil"
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u. vlu‘fidlidilrduhdv this .
rain. Sugar l
for» 25-pound‘ Suck
— East IndioTeaCo
'1‘91871 12% Washington Street ‘
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Sentinel Fashion Plate
Easy and Practical Suggestions
FOR THE
HOME DRESSMAKER
lug drapery without the more elab-
orate arrangements that are featured
on other models.
The tuck at the side may be piped
with satin" or fine braid, if desired.
The skirt is trimmed with hand-
some silk buttons at the opening
It requires 3% yards of 44 inch ma-
terial at $3‘per yard, and 1 dozen
buttons at $1.20 a dozen. to make the
skirt, making a total of $11.70.
There are many other materials in
which the skirt may be developed less
cxpcnsivcly, however, among them be-
ing the diagonal sergcs. vclvctcens,
willpcords. etc, all of which come at
less than $2 a yard in splendid quality-
ln cutting the model, the material
will have to be placed open, right side
up. The four sections may then be
pinned on the goods and the cutting
process carried on without trouble.
The two sections are dividcdwjnto
halves, upper and lower. To make
the skirt. close the ccntcrbuck seams
of upper and lotvcr halves as indicat‘
ed by double notches. Now. turn
under the edges of upper and low-
er sections on slot perforations, lap
folded edge of upper sections on lower
sections. notches and edges undcrncath
even and stitch. Center-front indicat-
cd by large “0" perforations in right
upper and lower halves. Lap in front
as illustrated, bringing folded edge of
right hulvcs to small "0” perforations
in left halves, notches even and stitch
leaving edges free. single large “0"
perforation in upper right half,“und
below singleiargc “O" perforation in
lower right half for openings. Glithcr
upper edge of skirt hclwccn double
"TT" perforations. Adjust stay to po-
sition underneath upper part of skirt,
double “on" pcrloraiion at center-
bnck: and brim: single small and large
"0" perforations in skirt and in stay
together: stitch upper edges together.
The buttons used to ornucnt the
skirt ma be of its own material. if
preterm . It lessens the. cost of the
modcl to have self trimmings. Thcrc
are many handsome buttons combined
with narrow loops of braid. though.
which one. may buy for from forty
rents :1 dozen upward. and they answer
the Purpose quite as citeclivcly as the
costlier cifccts.
This handsome skirt is made of
black and white English mixture. with
the broken stripes in satin upon a
background of fine wool. The tucked
cll'cct gives it one of the most fashion-
able trimmings of the season, suggest-
NEW TWO-PIECE SKIRT.
A model for winter wear. with the
two parts cut in upper and lower sec-
tions. it is effective Ill silk and wool
mixtures. serge. velvet and other mod-
lsh materials. trimmed with fancy bul~
tons.
CONSTRUCTION cums ‘ 5389'
7mm? um «Mar
0 fl
7° .
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Kitchenware
Suggestions
Double Roasting Pan's, Plank Steak
Boards, Rastry lingo. Parlng Knlvou,
. lirowu and White Casseroles, Unlvor-
‘ gal Bread Makers. Food Chdpors, Cof~
j foe Percolators. etc“ ‘
Albert r. Gellebe
25 West Washington St..
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 10692.
No. 5389. Sizes 21. 22. 24. 28. 28, 30. 32 and 34 inches waist
measure. Price of pattern, 15 cents.
’l'llcsc Home Dressmnking articles are prepared especially for :‘
l:l'llllll‘- rump or the rim» mmulwm. thin newspaper from the very latest atylcu by The Pictorial Review.
urn on» t cordially Invilwl in Mill)“ Mini n
M W, I W in“... at . ~29 , .. ...
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l'li‘lilll‘.‘ \‘ll’iiMAN would and
“low imollia. At no l'xfll’iiiit‘ ol' iliiillyi
iiunmmlu of helium llllil uwlrlr two?
toms; lillli' we have i'illilliil‘li‘li null?
l‘i'iiil3‘ {or lullwry. ill" Six Volume ill-
lvrllolloual i‘imlsiilu librury by it? of}
lilo World‘s l"hliltlilH t‘lit~l‘sl~ l'lllilul
Billion, t'ulmllu null Europe. llm'lpt-a
new. :‘it‘t‘lr lml‘oro pilhlllilwd. Very
mmpiulo luld anally uluierlliood. i-lerll
~l
noudn ;
hooh (tollihliiit‘. llt‘ [mite Ilet‘llle
ilonlul. illiirlly consists of
THIC HAL/U) HOOK
'l‘IIl‘.‘ i,’llAli‘li‘iG DISH llili’IK
NOHWALK POLICE MAY BEE BENT oil on liturunliwr 2d, when thu noun-
TO om HOSE HOUSE: lull will hold ll.“ lmxl. llltuitliilt. At
....“ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [ll‘tllll'lli the police illll‘i‘ldlii‘ill' i‘loorll
With Chung“ in City Hall, Rumor to work upon. 'l‘llo cello uru in the
HM ii. Department wm m ‘ bunciuoni. the hemllllinrtoru on tho
firlit floor. and the court room on tho
MM“ l i ll fl
‘ till 30 ll illil‘.
With tho ruluovul of tho ulww court
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Cli’fli‘fli‘fifiii‘ i“..f.‘.‘.‘.‘.“‘.‘.l".“‘:“ till? ....
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’ ‘ BROKEN.
the lulhporury nuiubllullnlont of tllo‘
court In the t‘illiiiCiI chamber, romeo All accident which hamlenml to the
the rumor that the member» ol‘ the bridge lit Harbor View limtiti). yunier-
“m Al'lfl‘lllltl‘ltfljlbi tn“ "00“ city hall committee have. practically‘duy nilernooll. is likely to ilitt the
Tlllll DllN'l‘Y SWl-‘lE‘l‘ ”00h: (39‘de 10 but the police Mutton. the olruoluro out or commission for n
’l‘illil mill/m AND PASTRY lllmlt cells. lwudulmrtam. court and all. in time. Edward: H, Miller. who I”!!!
rrill: pillnhmi‘r point the old Putnam lltltiti quarters. now chargn or the opening and closing or
fill Cantu ouch. Prepaid
who ilet, Slit Books. Prepaid.
beautifully Embossed (lovers, three
and four colors in attractive Carton
Mullen. Money retuuded if not de-
lighted lib that“: books. MGS’I‘
IDEAL C llllS'l‘llAB PRESENTS.
lN’l‘iilltNlll'l‘lQNAL PUBLISHNG CO.
unoccupied sure temporarily hr the the draw, was lowering u. when at.
tire police, to moon street. 'l‘llis' most without warning, one of mg on
thorn was reported some time alone. lites holding the 1.500 pound weight
but it now seems that the CIlRilKEF;tilmIllEd into Marshal-bur. sinking about,
are ensured. although final action hall seven feet into the mud. n Mil in,
not been when. it is believed that several days before the weightoun he
$9" Angelou. Cal.
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the ultimate dentition will be tench! recovered, and the bridge repaired.
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Electric
Shop
. Motor
Moat boys—and men—-
want a workahip In the
puller tor the attic. Put
a little electric motor
in it to :harhcn tools
‘and run the saw and
lath... It will
many repair bills.
cave
The United Electric
Light & Water Co.
J
Business
hi taught and taught thorough-
ly; books mid stationery are
furnished Free; Billdehis rr-
cclve the benefit of individual
instruction in small classes at
Merrill
DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS
South Nov-walk.
Stamiord. Part Chatter.
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i- Business College l
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- WINTER '
UPPLIES
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mintzs
The season of slippery
roads and pavements is-herc’
-the season when it’s
criminal to run without skid
chains-have YOU a pair?
If not, have us supply you.
Other, winter supplies’we
carry are cold weather lub-
ricants of highest quality,
tires and tubes that are of
HONEST QUALlTY, tools
that are dependable and a
splendid stock of \accessor-
ies and small parts.
Close pl‘lCES and guaran-
t‘eed quality-
”..__.~. ”...—......
W. A. Hantord
ais now$3.9
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, HARRISON BIG FIVE. i
The Sixth Company Basketball
I __ . will meet the Harrison Big F‘iv
Lightweight Champion Will PerfOrm morly the K. of t). team, til T l
on Mat at Manchester Tonight. iglvlng night at the armory. The
MANCHESTER, Nov. llis~llltlnager Willi ”’9 Wine" Ali-NOW York‘s
Lewis has booked for the opening been cancelled, The Harrison
wrestling [match of the season it card have defeated the Crescents 30 3
that is sure to draw grappling tune lhe Trenton Nationals 37 t0 1 i
from many places besides anlcheu- the Brooklyus 29 to 17: The .
3 ter and both of the mat artists are guarantees to bring a number‘b
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well-known and their contest should ers and some 150 are expected ‘1
OGULISTB AND OPTICIANS.
iF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM
STRAINED EYES
our lsr'iulliillr It'i‘lli-l will rovmll tho
i‘illiill‘ und ll pnlr of our rlithtly
mnllll itlllinwll will ulvo you rollor,
\t‘ll Nilploy nitpilrlonovli ()l‘llllilifl
ill‘liilllitln l‘lil'ull'lllnu ,1” oxulullie
lull-ll llllii ltuuruuima Hilllhfili‘illill.
ll”! At until: equal-c. Btumiorll. Coon.
Eat. it) yrs. Open an. Emlyn.
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STAMFORD MABONB CELEERATEH
The aim luliuirwl om! ilithlth lllilll'
voraury of Union Lodge, No. in ll‘. um!
A. Ma oi t-ltnml‘ord, 4‘ouli., brought ilr
lilulliluuluhml uumlmr of Mambo from:
all Oi'l‘r the state. to limit rooum, Illki.
night. to whom; lilo Master Marlon
ileum work ml. W ornlilpfui
Muster
Eshow plenty of action. The match is
-to»lle held in the Armory, this even-1
ing, and Herbert llnrziey. known in,
the wrestling game as Young Gotch,
will be pitted against Eugene Trem<
bley,of Canada, who holds the light-
weight champlormhil‘) of the United
llSlutes and Canada and is also the
lilolder of the “Police Gazette" belt for
that class.
. M'FARlLAND ALBERTS
BATTLE TONIGHT
Both Are Popular, Clean ad Clever
Boxers and will Fight to be Bell.
Flstic fans in Waterbury will not
have the chance again for some time.
of witnessing two crack boys, an MC-
DIRECTOR! Furlund and Johnny‘Kld Alberts are.
E. H. Mathewnon J. Wail-co Mlfi‘i "in action tonight, as every enthusiast
lohn H. KM”, John H. Light lot pugllism knows full well that there
curl-clan 8mm Fred. H. Rowuo {in not a. cleaner boxer than Packey
leUOIOI‘SMMI". ”if“ all ”WM” McFarland, the stockyurd's wonder.
'my ‘ L“ woo land that Kid Alberts is the most prom-
ising welterweight in the East. It is‘;
iexpected that the Waterbury Audito—'
’rlum will be taxed to its capacity.
City National Bank
raANsAcrs A GENERAL amxml
BUSINESS AND orrans avenv
Helmv couslsrsnr
WITH souuo
4lithium;
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Capital
"00,090.00
Surplus Jud Prom
1117.00030
San anouit can“ u and '5 our yu
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros
JOHN H. KNAPP. m Vlcc-Pru
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2:! Vin.
Pm.
WILPRED IODWELL. Cashier
I FIVE PINS WIN GAME.
I Five pins in a total of 1441 won the
i duck-pin game between Norwalk and
Stamford, in South Norwnlk. lust night.
The game was played in the Twin City
Alloys and a good crowd was present
;to witnesu the contest. The scores
were as follows:
Stamford Team.
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DO you WEAR
It so are you satisfied that they
havewheen fitted to your eyes in a
correct and proper manner? Have
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? It
they haven't or you need glasses.
Conan“ me ‘t once. Gulllus . . . . ........ 95 95 97“”287
WILLIAM J. MOORE Ti‘ller ............. 83 95 llii-27~l
OPTICIAN. Collwerl ........ 90 92 93~275
Room 8, Kaeler Building, Wurrell . .. 97 111 92—~300
"0- 155 Wuhlmlnan 82- Caldwell ...........110 108 87—»305
Manslaugpohiitlgdreolfia'; :hneduig'rida I .... _.,.. "-.. ...-
livenlngl. 6:30 to 9. y l 475 501 465 ”41
N. V. “(iron—727 ..th Ave., 9 to I South Norwalk Team.
4 P- m. diliy- Raymond ...... 89 91 lil3-283
{.llempuey 92 91 86-»26‘.)
_. ‘(louch .Z...........108 90 92—«290
Miley ....... . ..... 97 ‘88 Sir—270
, illoborln ........... 103 no ill-«324
< I 489 470 477 H36
; 80UTH NORWALK SPORT.
I
, The following in the ntnndlng ol‘ the
plnyvru in tho Suite l’ockot llilliard
'tournuinlult :low in progrohn on on-
;ll(llill(3l‘il ln .Knorr'n purlornx today.
:Stliliil Norwulk and l’lrldlzoport are tied
' In the land with porimrt‘ucorou. 'l‘wo
3guinea have hlwn played by ouch man.
i'i‘hl- tourney in exciting interest
{‘3'.‘ \ r I 3 I m 3 l V
(5A ’10“ng Blankets Ilhrounhmit the plate.
\m/ 1 The illi‘Iii'tI‘llIi' ol‘ the Moore tollowu:
when you buy.,
1 .W “W“... 1. m. ,. mm ......
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I In rum". mum-w yon Mum out 'l'lm hill at. lloyt‘n 'l‘hiluiru thin “Nil
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32plblli‘noii‘i'll'mlll"032.13.32.35: hull of the wok Iii nupuirilllly “lit'.
The ultetirll "lilllvuilou Sun,” to unite
original unll well holed. 'l‘lwro la n
moot Wonduriul jugglur on the pro-
gram and the other until iiI‘ii ltood in
their turn.
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hold by
‘George W. Wardwell
a(lira Fill-ll. i'url Cordon and .1. ill *“"‘
liuoklry, from Si. John's Luann, Non
walk. attended and reported an nxcol- ;
lent limo. (trend Mentor tiomntlookpCiilb with their wives will author at |
of Coneotlout. and the (hood willie the olulllloullo on li‘rldny evening ‘btfilsht by 09'9"““8 ‘559 “Hem" l”
omitting were ulao pmnont.
Tomorrow evening will bring to u will be at dinner and an orchestra villi;
alone the tour day program arranged furntllh music. uterithme will he
in celebration of the ananel-aary with" dancing. Arrangementa are being cum to 105.
it social entertainment in tho Armory: completed.
8M9 momy~89ntlnel ads. will sell
52 South Main Street
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VORMAL DINNER FRIDAY
'l‘llo 0mm» of the Norwaik Gollntry
"BiLLY" HUBBELL WINS.
William llubbell. proprietor of tho
billiard room in South Main utroet,’
won tho intercity tournament. hull
of
this wool: for a formal function, Them‘t‘llumlnra. The total more was 800 to
294. The first some in stumtord ru-,
dulled with Hondrle in the lead, 150
Hubbell, 196; 'llendrle. 144.
WWI-ooh
10ml:
have monoyb-Bentiml ads. will roll
unlit prom notably and cheaply. , marrow limit.
getting in the pool room licenses
are due on November lst.
lagalnst placing credence in adv
lprove panaceas for whatever is
lWllliioch lll'lllltoport ...... ... . litiil ‘ ‘ ‘
we recommend 5A ‘Ayrllllll «South Norwulk :liiii iiiiiimlili’li‘i‘l‘llr 1:33 SHIN; “(131368!
‘ Horst: IllunkcluImmuneof Ilil‘m'm“ "M9" “"3"" ‘ """ 2‘77 'l‘owu “....nnm. llull lnvltutlo
their irritant ulrongth. ihoir .llurquln ”WWW “““ 27" “.t_n,q,',m. out (Mm. I
wnrinth. their hornmprotw w““‘”‘""“"‘"'” ' ' 2:“, 3 3 . . ...
lion and thr'lr low; wear. , ’1i””9”"”“”’m“mm” ” UPPORTUNITIE3
: 'Iy'hcyllrotlmloutitzro. Auk iwrl‘gxyl?”Tirlliiii'linrlI “I "...“...
for u )A Home Blanket Ayrnullrr South Norwulk .. tilt EM" day brings new upper '
Lost 018W“ 85m“ ”’3” 3“ m" Sentinel Wants.
There will be given a. smoker and on m. people to null other
property. not ohmiuymont or rent up properly. set minimum or root val» tertslnmant at the ‘Norwalk Club. to- ouuhtlto bur-hm m _, i:
cant properly quickly Illa {cumin , ’
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POOL ROOM LICENSES.
Chief William Ru Pennington.
Norwalk Police Department, is
It is
fill to maintain a pool room all
date unless the license hasbee
up. 0 I
PATENT MEDICINE TRIO
Employee Una: ‘
Sche'me to cheat the Publl J
WASH‘FNGTON, Nov. 19.—Inv.
tion by the Department of Agrlc
has uncovered a new trick by
medicine vendors. and the depa
today issued a warning to the
Government
ments which philanthropically 0
send suffers free prescriptions fit
them. .
In each case the department i
Rotors discovered the principal a
tent of the cure-nil prescript‘i'o
some patent'or proprietary drug ‘
ii the conpounder did not have i
he was compelled to buy at"
price.
“The government cannot real:
people under either the food and
act or the postal laws," the dens.
adds, "because, the scheme is a:
ned as to Mode laws. The de
and misrepresentation appear l
til-itililt‘lltti. circulars. letters, 6
poruto from the package. and th
clues are ueldon sent throng
mails.
“The best the department 0
therefore, is to warn the peopl-
pnrllculnrly suspicious of thos-
spend money for advertising
postage and letter writing. so
ly out of their love for human
all of these cases, there is 9.
making scheme buck or the '1
philanthropy."
Mrs, Von Kirk. of Franklin
wishes it stated thnt it was I)
concerned III the disturbance o
duy night. under the name of Mt
Kirk on the police IllllI it, it w
A. Van Si-lmll-h.
A dunno to ho gotten up by th.
molt in return for tho one given
glrli-i of Norwnlk Illlii been or
for and will be hold on Friday a
llillltttl pouslhllllleu, for tho ‘
are alivn to their chancel: and
to tulle advantage of condition
Thou- lli lliwllyn it way my: 1
unlontlouo. «killed worker 3
Minnow-write a Sentinel 'Wll‘.
Mating briefly and concisely y
perlenoon; toll of your pron '
look it position where anal-gut:
directed service will remit in ”
advancement. ‘ 7
The help wanted column! .
Bentluel cover ovary halting .
of human endeavor. 000ml
people, stenographeni. moon
skilled specialists in 1mm
protesaionul and bunlnuh ii
are at the command at the ‘
MW ‘
auntlnol Want. Mu. Wilt -
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