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LooAL
NEWS
ETCourt ‘Fdinondo de Amicis. No.173,
Foresters or America, will hold 11 rogu-
lac meeting this evening.
The Norwaik Building Lonn’ Associ-
Ration will hold its regular meeting to-
unorroNV 'Ruesday evening.
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' IMiss IDorothy NStl'atton, daughter of
Win and Mrs. Frank G; 'Stratton, ol’ 3i
lAnii street, is improving nicely after
her recent illness.
William l-I.Cl11ucl1, of the firm of
1 Church & Miller, has been quite ill
with stomnch trouble at his residence
in iSeymoui street.
. Plans are beingr made for the rally
'02 the Norwalk Christian Endeavor lili-
tlon in the South Norwnlk Congrega-
tional NGhruch on Friday evening.
Prosecuting Attorney Albert Phll1
lips and Benjamin Harris left yester-
day afternoon for Lakewood. N. J.
They will be away about ten dsys.—-1
- , Stamford Advocate.
At; the meeting of Colfux Encamp-
meut No.31, l. 0.0. F., tobolield to-
night the officers for the ensuing term
, will he installed. The Grand l’utrlot
will also be present There will be a.
chicken supper served.
Joseph Tammany, of Monroe street.
is quite ill at his home and friends are
extending sympathy IMr. ’l‘nmmnny Is
the well known mail cnrrier and is
father of Corporation Counsel William
IF. "l‘nlnmuny.
Leinndl Barrett. oi‘ itidgelield. who
has been a patient in the Diinbury
[Hospital for several weeks has re-
covored sufficiently so that he was
able to be. taken to his home in Ridge-
flcld yesteNNluy.
Through the exhibition of Meyer
curs, which 0. l-.l Banks of Norwulk.
the ‘Fuirlii Id county agent presented.
at the liiiiigeport automobile show,
Mr. Bunk.» was ennblti‘l to place an un-
usually large order for Meyer curs.
William \chlnley Coniiiiiiiid. Spun
ish War \" terans. 11 ill hold its regulnr
meeting. ".iN1dnesduy evening, instead
of 'l‘liursd. 1y. Extensive pluns 1110. be-
ing mode for the dunes to be held in
the Norwulk Armory on Friday oven
lug, Februury lith. The Ladies Auxll
itiN' meets owrv ilist 11nd tlilld ”‘lhuis-
day of the month 111 tht1 Armory.
lilies lilny tiiili‘noy, of i‘. ourtlniid 111111
111111 ih'ltlilll'm‘tl, returned homo hint eve-
ning with 11 different view of Norwnlk
tlinu sho liud when she 11111111: to spend
Sunduy with bit-'11 limos Lynch. of
1‘ l‘mr‘mli 1111111111 'i‘ he tilinscs (kidney
and liyuNli www milking in Wost 11111-
11111» Niuilui: tho hill-.Numon when the
lorm'1r silppwl uud full. Though not
built. hurt, Hlli‘ u 111: puinfuliy bruised.
Itu'. .lohn rituplotnn. pusior of tho
Ilriouth \‘oi'wnlk 1iiouigroirntlnnul
1(iliuroh, In \‘lnhlnn‘ ni his old homo In
11-inul1niw. .ilIN'h, livstillo liliti fool. the
Vesper services In his church, tin in»
novutlou slnriinlz wllii‘hls u'oi'k horn,
burn not hi-cn Ill‘11'llllllliiiltil uan thin
afternoon iii-r. .lnnwn lil-nton Wort
nor. rector of llrurv iCNiharopnl l‘hruch.
in ti N» First Nlisti'IN-t, presented 1111 in-
throwing sermon on “Religion and
lllllliili‘.“ There was 11 hirgc lllltilltl'
once.
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’i‘hu novel ilispiny I11 the window of-
tho 1i IllU‘lI Electric Light RN. Witter
Company's office, on Well street. lust.
evening. uttrnctml mnny pnsscruby
who stopped to we t1 l1 its workings.
The display was arranged in the form
,ot tun some. the windows of which
Were 1bright und (lurk. respetllvely.
and period to illustrate the principal
thut lighted windows drew trade. while
(lurk windows mean poor business.
The display In being used to call uti
tention to the company‘s new window
lighting scheme, which in meeting with
considerable success niuonu the Non
" «our mammal...
Pure Lani
Creamery Butte
In Prlnu. Why pay more? |
Tel 871
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20c per lb
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r not lb 351:
t speaks for Half.
East IndiaTea Co.
125 Washington street
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING, STAMPS.
> Diiilii ill Pilillliii
“patina Tue 2' I Will Em All
WEARWHERE AN
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, Saturday's Testimony
After n session lusting from 10:30
in the moi ning to 1:30 p. 111., the av!
dcnco of both shinny/us completed utl
the hearing; Saturday. In the condem-i
nation proceedings on the Decker
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SMOKED SHOULDERS. LB. ...
BEST MlXED NUTS, LB.
BEST WALNUTS, LB.
BEST CRANBERRIES, LB.
ANDREW DAVEY
South Norwalk Phone 4l0
90 Washington St. .
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property in connection with the nevi-N
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Wuslilugton street bridge. 2‘va uI'I
that remains before the commissioners '
fix the price that the city will hove tol
pay the Decker estate for the 11111121.?
‘ are the alignments oi counsel. 'I‘bl.1E
.11., time for them was not not 11:: d “I” not
'bo until the evidence has been typt1 I
written. ’
’l‘lie licnrlng lutnrduy. like the pic-'
lvioun one. \111:i lntmoutini: lliOllL'llN
thtro was 11 notlconhle hick oi tiltsi
& [$1- acken hctwreli the opposing counsel. Munil
of the witnesses who took the stuntii
Nzuvo testimony of minor importance.
land this tended to muse the proceed
Nlngs soliiewliut dull. John ll. bldfvlzr
?hon, who was the first witness of the
We no“ Blilwmut Rubbers;
Conncally
CRACK 0' DAWN.
Cracked Cylinderli'iV Burst Rad-
iators and Ruined Water Jack-
eted CarburetOrs are
. items to repluce or repair—so
costly
why take chances with an un-
reliable "anti-freezing (1’1 mix~
tnre when your car could he
kept in this warm, roomy. mod-
ern garage for such 11 moderate
rate?
You'll receive the best of go.
rage service here-«ssh the. man
who keeps his our in our garage
about us.
flutes giudly named on re-
quest.
W. A. Hanford
Garagew
WE GIVE
J'W.
Grt en Trading
Stamps
(frock 0' down! lied sun looks in
Through my curtains white and thin.
:duy, lnid 11 word setto with Attorney
, Davis.
JRepetti
ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
40c, 801:, $1.00 and $2.00 Boxes.
SWISS‘STYLE
MILK PHOCOLATE
ASSORTED NUTS
25c and 5°C Boxes.
RIGGERMAN
ROB, 64 North Main St.
Daily and Sunday Paper.
Delivered.
.. gliluny 11 duwnswept donning thing.
Sun looks in mid i look out
At the. sweet world spread about,
Silver dew on liluc tree,
Meadow lurks desiring me.
1lliils that sleep along the dawn.
Sense, of wise stars just. withdrawn
(Serious sturs that hide sway
I11 the hot blue. balls of Duiti
anhon be mop keeper for the city, re-
li‘ci‘i'lng to the many ones which were
5 put in us exhibits in the cuss. .iichlu
hon replied to Duvls, shying thut
the assessors fixed the value of prop
erty in the city in proportion to wiml
Davis In trying to show the Decker
land is worth. or cry city official could
be provided with an automobile.
Curuil fietts \vus put on the stand
and testified that he exchnnged 151
acres of the some kind of property he
the Decker property for $2,250.1‘hc
Dozkor land is only 5 ones in urcu.
.l'iornNc llubbcil. of llubliell. lluil it
Rnndnil was culled next and he told
the commissioners that the property
was not pructicnible for the lumber
" business. lie sold it was worthless us
' No one sees me us I run
NC lour to meet the clear eyed sun
lNo one hears me luugli 11nd slug 3
; No one knows my prayers are made
Inst of dew-pearl 21nd leaf-shnde,
Nj Out of lurk-song 11nd sINy—breuth:
:Slmplost challengers of Death.
Irlirnck 0‘ down! The city still
Sleeps behind my deisyhlll:
.Vory dull. with shutters locked. usnhie condition there would be enuiii
and. ed 11 heavy expense.
Though the red sun knocked
' S. 'W Hoyt. .Ir.. testified to the her-
knocked
They would never ask him in. :bor lines and channel data. Freder-
ocuus'rs ANp OPTICIANB.
’ EYE HEADACHE-s
are 11 great annoyance. They are
unnecessary and leave their effect
on the whole system.
Let our ()CUIJST examine your
eyes and prescribe correct glasses.
87 Admin: square, Bumrorc. Conn.
Est. 15 yrs. Open Bat. Evngc.
lck F. Whitehead, 11 real estate opera-
'Brosks their 119.1va dreams spurt, tor. gave testimony regarding the val-
And they groim and stretch and us of properli on Seeview avenue and
start - also figures relative to sales of lots on
(irumbllng up. Illnrbor View Beet-l1. lie declared that
“ \ the property ’18 worth in Its present
condition 3] 11 front foot.
A 18. Hill engineer of New Haven,
have the result of his work when he
11nsde soundings for tile old Town of
'Norwnlk. in 4908 p1 epmntori to re-
pairing of the old bridge. He said tliut
'40 feet of mud was the deepest he
found. Henry W Wells. n pile driver.
. said he never struck mud any deeper
.But the l-iull mouthed whistles' din
0 Dawn! Am i
Guilty of their sweet and sigh?
Am i cold and linrd. to run
Free of foot to meet the. sun,
\Vhllé the hull-mouthed whistles ronr
And the drab-faced people p011r
l'lerded down the blank grey street—
lionden eyes and leudvn feet?
The hitter suggested that Mc-I :,
it '
it now stood and that to put it. into a ..
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January
. Clearance
Sale
The Sale Event of the year.
It W111 pay you to come each day
of this great sale
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'i‘li MOBILE VOTER;
FOR AUTOMOBILISTS.
The Sentinel from time to time will
print all the news of interest to auto
mobilists. The special notes will be
featured each Wednesday us before
announced 11an any questions sent In
on Saturday will, so far as possible.
be answered the following Wednesday.
Silli liilllllli
lilRli ill BINIIIIS‘
New Era in Automobiling Pruni-
' than 40 foot. and William M. Robbins
1(‘ lI ' cl , .
out i it p them If I. too of Bridgeport. who is driving piles forl
Horse Blankets
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George W. Wardwell
Lost 11111 sunrise leaves and dew?
-il I made my own dreum gruy
With tin1 dust of day-today.
And forgot tliN1 slurs, nud fell
In that lllddeous, barren hell.
Where. i think. my soul would be
the new bridge. testified to the some
i liorero Scotleld engineer of Bridge
port estimated that to fill the Decker
land it would take 10. 000 yards to ihN1
no re.
3520 Though Conference
in New York
.\'l1:\\' llAi'l-‘A‘ .Iun
lsts of this 11111 todny were dis 111314an
with sildent Interest the unnouni'e-
19. w—Automohil- '
Automobile Association. whose inter-
ests are those of the maker and the
dealer, and the purely amateur organ-
ization. Members of the latter through
their own state bodies will be- en.
shied to t'llt down the cost 01' main-
tenance of their machines. The under.
lying principle is that of cooperation.
EXPERIMENTAL ROAD BUILDING
BY THE DEPARIMENT 0F
Aemcuuuna.
WASHINGTON", I). (“.., Jun.. 19.“
Over four hundred and eighty thou-
sand square yards of different types
of roads for experimental and1object. . I
lesson purposes were constructed dur-
ing the fiscal year 1912-1913, under the
supervision of the Office of Public
Roads. U. 1S. Department of Agricul—
ture. according to Bulletin 53 of the
department, making 11 total of over
four million square yards of road con-
structed under the supervision of this
office since 1905.
Auto Robes, 11th
The Famous 5A Make,
third for God Himself to see?
011cc 1 was ii pugnu wild.
Will: the wonder of 11 child.
0111111, I thought the city, 100,
Might 110 free of dawns nnd dew.
Oh, i thought them stupid folk.
With their cruzy wheels and smoke.
Swui'uilng bullies, huddled hulls,
Fancy Maine Potatoes, per pk. 25c
- lirnzen luu liter, sudden brawls.
P°°fl°39 F'°“"1 A3“ call 1 1111111 67° 52 South Mill“ Street Anti their Flzilind souls—mlillnd wliilvl
3 cans Campbell's 9WD - ------- 25° __....- mm-.-» .. -. . _. . ..-...,_ l’liiycd tin;- xod with wind und liki',
No, 2 can Tematoou, per can 5c '
Full size can Yellow Cling Peaches,
percan.......... ..... . ...... .151:
Lowney's Breakfast Coooa, 1-2 lb.
can
Royal Grocery
Grocers and Fruitcrera.
Tel. 1264-3.
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22 80. Main 8t.1
O (truck 0‘ down! Rod sun, I woke
O 0 1n ‘Slllgillg for your splendid nuke;
filleni. for the city still
g llrnuited behind by daisy-hill,
Lot. us ropiilr mid point your l'iKfl'yUli‘, hut wuru i mum“ ypu
hit for one price,
llnurnuiood: llllliliimi' i‘ould I l‘ninot' t’oiuet'
l1nunlo Htuurnn “1“an in Alluniit‘
cent 11 sNi1'iirN1 fool.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
me».
Your Offensive
Breath
in likely unknown to you; but very 7 I '"m "" 1111 “mm”! ”“'”“'""A1 .
unnoyinu to your l‘rlivndn lllltl they ‘. II'NN hollnr lo wonr out thun rind out.
will lows 11 Nlnllcucy I11 tolling you but rouniron luoionxortion.
or it. it you hm'o denim-Ni Nmuli a in.» womnn Ilium to son 11 well dress
you urn sum to here It. Hun
Dr. J. H. Mallory
and have him look to your
111 once.
With an offensive breath you are pool.
tlvely shunned.
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HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M.
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
'f’ir'tit’d’ ”3333
needs
E. R.Bradley 81 Co.
1A wnmun sighs with rournt;
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON 1
CONTRACTORS. ‘Nihzlm with relief.
5 It‘s vulNler 1. IV l l N
11 Washington 8t. 80 Norwslk. Conn. “mm...“ m. 0 L 1' '7 " m" llum m
Phone 781. . on «via or,
I .\m1 inunu credit Is not to it" stood
Inn Ionic 1111 his money lusts.
Ilowovw. tho Illli wuiN-r wunon will
It lllllll
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011 and utter MOlltlfi)’. Jim. 12.1111 wuuinn
I914. dellyor ull freight I
Pier 27 East River
'Foot of Catherine St'
for Norwulk and South Norwoiit, I
THE NORWALK BTEAMOAT LINE
GEORGE F. FO‘OTE. G. F. A.
-lf she lit the women.
llolnu ship to not slim in often 11
Kronl relief to the compnuy present.
A grant deal of what passes for din
nity to nothing but genuine Inzlnoss.
The rent hero of runny n novel is the
1111111 who undertakes to publish It.
Every time it man turns 11 corner on
tho rend to success he bumps Into u
tell gate.
. out». but his father usually fins to pay
"All things come to those who wait, for the harvesting.
youuklnowi' My man who would stand well with
" (mg
Patrick Sullivan. arrested in Water on a mountain top for an ocean his seat tether in sot-owned our.
street for being drunk by Officer John'li11eri'"-—~Boston Transcript.
din-
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iii”. Flynn. Saturday night. was
changed by Judge John Keogh.
simian. « .
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the dummies
‘uuwwtitneun only m ,
A young man can now his own wild
Suppose you are waiting the female of The species can give up
The idols of a young men are not
to undersea radical change after tron
Good tenants are to be unite—for 11113.11 seams of months in double horn
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A. FOREST NOTES.
I Twenty states lime published re-'
'ports of their wood using industries.
| A good grade of excelslor is being
made from fire -kllled Alpine ilr end
'F‘ngelmnnn spruce in Colorndo.
i It is predicted tlint Westcin yellow
pine will furnish 11:1 exoellont source
' of turpentine us the t«ioutlici 11 pine be»?
comes exhausted.
While there are five hemlocks In the
,' United States. only two are of any
icilllllllt‘l'cllll Importance. common boni-
-loc.k 11nd Western hemlock. ()f tin-so
two Western hemlock makes the but.
for lumber.
The Philippine liurrnn oi For
‘uses it iiiuut-h l'o1 scrvlt 11 thiwnn lu-
kinds. Tlie ll . Forest Rorvk N1 (1111
ployn around. both on iiilund lunch
1 an un.l enter in .‘Nlunkn nod l1 lor
Ids.
' 'l‘i'uiik 'illltt‘llll'lli'llll'ltl'd
urn ulinndoulng tho usuul
11nd cottonwmnl for tho trunk box.
urn inrninn.r to leiignlmnun spruce
which combines llnklsN-ioi. slrcnmh
inid mow of wurkltnz.
in l TiilNirNiilii
linuwomi
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1 sum OF LOVE.
A Wushlnuton wonmu him In her
Nuuploy n huilnr n ooIorN'NI 1min oi“
u pompous 11ml nnllsIh-d mien. who
inol long into permitted u Nhimnol.‘
long his urilonl 1idmii'111 to hot-mun
his spouse.
i (the (toy 'when the mistress of the
bound bud nonunion to leinpornrlly
nvuil herself of the. services of the
Nhutlrr's with it won observml tlmt'
whenever the duties of the two
brought them in ooulunetlon the
I‘Iiridon eyes Would shine with extra-
ordlnnry devotion.
”Your wife seems Wonderfully at»
tuched to you. Thomas." casually ob
served the mistress of the house.
"Yea, mo’sm." answered Thomas.
icomplmcently. “Ain't it. just sick
outn‘?"«-New York Call.
A good adv. our: heat in the host
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The ty pee of roads built
ment of especial lmlll‘illb “III?" M" concrete oil cement concrt‘i'tgrebi‘i‘ii‘s:
Nimi‘led to “01‘1“” 1° “WNW” 0" ”‘9' nous concrete, bitumlnous- surfaced
Connecticut Automobile Association ' concrete, bituminous Inncudum. sur-
through ti conference Mid in President face treatment inncadum asphalt 8188
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..i M. Emerson. of “1'10"” ““‘A' oil nspliolt srev.el ollgrnvel. oiicoral-
Charles Marry Robinson. “norm“ for line. gravelmncadom gravel slug
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the ”summon. with ”1111:0110“limit"i suan-cluy. sand-gumbo, burnt-clay.
of other associations in \ew \Orli- ‘Bllflll 11an north The object lesson
LFnrther slut-111101118 of U111 plans “I“ end experimentul work during the past
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Null established 1111111: in tho stnlc; 11
discount of from "VP in IncnIN
111111 on oil hir'.h gindi- nutmnnblh- Mil
plies, tires 11nd 11111 N-usorivs 111111 In
.l‘oi'iuuiinn I‘or louriniz. this Nluln Hill!
Inn flolll n Inn'nuu which expend” grill
Ill 1‘ l
eagerly 11“!“qu Mr liohlnbiili 1111‘“ your was done at 11 cost to the local
toduy: "’l‘his mnrks 11 only em in nu
toinohlllnu In Connecticut."
! iresldent Duicrson lius outlined the
'plllll as follows:
“The lissmlntlou with 1which nllillu-
'1le is sci'lmul will furnish automobile
'rolllinllnitlos ol’ $lllil.ti~li.l1il. This does
Inot: Include the siiluilcs and expenses
of tin1 (lopnrtniont engiilcum.
The road work during the your was
done in Arkuusns, Florldii. Georgia.
.Konlurlti‘. Moryluiid. Mississippi, Ne-
Mm. insurnmo of nil kinds Ill 11 1qu ill liiiNHkn. Ninth t.‘ nrnllnn, South Dakota.
11.111111111111111 'I'I'MlH. i'lrninlu. Wiscon-
sin 11nd the liintrkt oi t‘nlninhiu.
IN ATTENDANCE AT
SHOW.
BRIDGEPORT
The following 111-11» unions those
mid "ii” Ii WIU‘ l" “lildyA'm ”l“ yood “WA neon ill the iiridxoport nulmdnlillo
11an route problem: subscriptions 11‘ show Friduy und‘ Huluiduy:
out rules to pcrlodituln \‘illli'li 111'11 do i
i‘till‘ll lo iiiitoiiiulille inter-.1111!»1
Nllnnrv iiilil other uunilnnr nulouiohlin
inniiiiimillous lliroinzhnni tho 11111111111“
‘uth'h nil) look nl‘lcr tho Interests of' I “ m” ”MW,
”ll-I prlriili- nwnnr 11nd llw pminci inn
of iii-tiniui‘uiimitn: unipllfylnu and do
Niousliiu the lucidouiul 11111111111111 of for
elgn trips
. Mr Itohinnon In explnlnlnu in 11
guilt-rel wny the object of this plus
unis ihnt underlying it in tho denuniil
int tho, privnii- owner to hnie his in
teresls looked utter by those who him»
his Internet in. heart rniher than by
those who wish to exploit him. It is
pointed out that mnnufucturern 11nd
tleulers nil have their own nsnorlntions
slid through these iisnoctntlons urn
found menus by which. if necessary.
the upkeep of 11 machine by the indi‘
vlduul owner may he made 11 source or
profit to themselves. The time has
come when the individual owner is oh-
llged to seek his own protection
against the emotions of others,
sir. Robinson guys there will m no
Minion“. Ellwood the American
Ilnruinn finch», W. K. i. ilulrholl,
"“ A" ' .\. II Gorhnni. it. ll. lluudle. ll, N. Mll-
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111111111; lilhlilo. (‘Iln‘ord llnninr.
lieolnr ol' ltlduvllold. lluy tiller-
i1. Imi'kwoml. F. ii}.
1,111 humid lir. l1'.l1l t'.ruui.1 W. F lie.
'ltiyn hidwim lioiirii lilihnri Hunting»
NNNNNl \‘illllnni Kl‘iinlii.
. GRACE PARISH NOTES.
'l‘umiduy (ll‘rln' Friendly l-ioqdcty in
tho (inlid room in. 8200.
ii'rdnosdny ~Wouinns' llulld. with
Mrs. Lester llynlt. I2 Arch street. at
2:110; llourth Fire Girls, In the Guild
room at. 3:45.
'I‘liurmlsy~-’rlio doctor's l-ielpmi. 1m-
perrediug the {Daughters of the Ring,
with Mrs. 1llownrd Wilson, 0 Wait
Main street. at 8:00.
WIdu‘y-inrtsh Hull building cons
mitten 111 the rectory at 8.
sentinel Wants are a quiet notion
Ind inexpensive man- of (smut .
cwrn. Thermal-democrat
naming it many to tits on» who
will be most interested.
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