Evening sentinel, Friday, March 6, 1914 · page 3

 

 

 

ihieupade. .
Each Addition... Word. 1 cent per Mtitan, In; Electiv-
teceotCMLaublePrloe

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be Teller up by Chambers
of commerce

Twenty-Five wordsliorness.

 
 
 
 
 

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WANTED -—‘- .MAN ‘ 'ro TAKEI
chemo oi shirt boxing and asserting
ti'oom, one with experience in this or
simiair lVlue preferred. iCluett. Pea-
body and 00., Inc. ' m6 at

7 Orchard St, six rooms bath on each ins car, has been overhauled and new-
tloor. Four rooms in attic. Inquire ly painted; also a 2 H. P 4 cycle,
Dr. Tracey, Norwalk, Dr F. J. Donor double cylinder marine motor
hue South Nonwalk.‘

«to our ““4

TO hE'i'wTWO FAMILY ‘HOUSE FOR OALE—HIEEREBHOFF TOUR Vtereetins and very important meeting ‘
at the Chamber of Commerce rooms
last night. Among these present
were George F Fonts, Samuel Lyrics,

Charles Dilworth, George 8. Rich

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m5 3t' quire at ‘7 Fitch St, East Norwaik.

 

 

WANTED—SITUATION AT Venu-

anti 3t mond aner. 5. Benton].

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A number of .very important quest"

 

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on housework. Inquire John Nantes. movements. Reasonable. inquire .30. FOR sALs—anvrcnsss ics tione came up and were only disorien-

lltlcherdvaAve“ WesoNorwelk. mo 3t Lowe fit. m5 at box", 12 lft.10n8. 8 ft. wide, 10 it. blah :ed, and the chairman o'i committees

w ‘ Cheap Address Boxrcare Sentinel, were appointed with full power to
WANTED —- EXPERIENCED 'ro LET—6 ROOMS AT 23 nuzn- ' m0 3t appoint the other members or the,

dressmaker desires sewing. Latest
spring styles. All work guaranteed
as to tit and workmanship. Prices
masonable.‘ Mrs. J. E. Caldwell, 16
Marlow St..city. Phone 905. «iii 3t

 

WANTEMITUATION in can-

 

 

 

 

 

 

both St.
Store. P. 0. Block. South Nonwnlk, Ct.

rooms 152'. housekeeping. best and
‘most ‘00anth in town. just see

Inquire Avrlclt's Clothing

 

Icommittees and to go ahead and in~
vestlgate their subjects and take the
necessary steps for the completion of

FOR SALE-«GOOD’LOOKING PAN-
ei counter. length 14 it, height 33
inches. width ‘27 inches. Apply 213 their plans.

East Washington 8h, 30““1 Norwalk. The first question was harbOr fa-
1““ 3t ciiltles. o. r. some. who is thorough

LARGE RUBBER PLANT ASTOR ly conversant with this question, can

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adv. very carefully.
. The spring and summer style ex
hibit of smart apparel for women at "q
' Jacoby’s is now complete and your in-
speotion is invited. They are select- ,
ed- Irorn the latest fashion centers and ‘
should interest all feminine members
or the family. ,

Redlern and Rustprtmf
Reed's.

 

Advertisers

Where and What
to Buy;

 

 

You will had special offerings
intz’s tomorrow. Better read the '

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Louis Avrick has about 200 suits left

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Authoritative styles ‘ in Warner‘s
corsets at

at u-Lox

26—):

lack
i1~ Falrtiel
ill-:1‘aylor Ave. an

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ta—Wmdwsvd and immune Avon.
u~aolden Hill at. and llllrnwootl Ave
ill—Washington at. Bruise.
flaunt
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that he will close .out for about half .
of their original value. Better look his
adv. over and see just what he is of
tering.
standard tun

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Large bottle Binding! ‘ '

 
 
 

Special rebate

mam!” Austin It.
MentoIl but? BL, betowean am- an

) Electric Works. Elai- It.

ring and Ola

avlinud and t: Bio.
Cedar It.

Ave.

South St.
mod Ave. and Meadow It..-
“gum" and Quintaril Aves. and Wet:

 
 
 
 

 

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Box ill—Corner Putnam avenue ant

 

Reed street ‘ ‘ H V
“is. 9° it: actress's.” .. ‘3 “fist“
her at any box cal: be sound) m “n Va94TVéitm-"fdhw

one stroke a: ll noon and l p. at
One strokmee'at odd times. telling a
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erol housework Good cook. Inquire them; gas and cooking stove' disheS' ‘ ' , 1'1“)" particulars I“ ”‘9 3‘”- unl “Penman M. 1 1
8 1_2 Lexington Ave. and 3t everything for housekeeping..ll‘ HavI- oak stove. $5 each. lBlue flame stove. pxaifiet‘tztt13hfiwnzbmidqf ‘3: “pr; 0f your-"grocery bill is too high read ' “Three “°" strokes “I” m I" a" mOdate so Pen
1 d at t. 3 6 solid rosewood bed, 8 tot headboard. men I e one era a w r Andrew Darcy's ndv. it will surely Wu m. etch Wear—do. a no. R
an ”e m I had alread been done by committees led tort “‘95 0! I’M") 3“
LOTS WANTED—FOR EQUITY IN W clean. $16. 26 «Spring St. m5 M f m 0mg“ d t ed thi t prove interesting. “We alarm: to'r an cum-t also a $6. 50, Val 00 $7. to“
12 room house bovine monthly rent MISCELLANEOUS 0 e r o '1‘", 8‘ a m“. El’ery dollar WI! 91809 In the SW‘I‘ ”Nadia-Wad? b'Iests oi the wmgu gt Breakfast. 25;
$40,130): 686. South Norwalk (28 6t FOR “LE“NURT‘EBN WHITE :81: had been XII“: dortrinaut' to: over Norwalk Savings Bank works for 8' 30 a m and 12- 30 p_ m. mafia“ 3““er 25¢
, m V legiiorn pallets :15; White nooks “0 3%93“ “it me “3 ““9 you nights and Sundays. no school tor the following union ’
WANTEMO BUY ALL KINDS m, ,. ,. ,. _ ,. ,. a ,. ,. ,. ,. of. ,. N . .. nine pallets and cock, $15. Duff were ”WEI“ “I’ here and maps and lilyour eyes are troubling you, you 1‘1‘1"1
cattle and mum. Beet market prices mm mm 0' Each. nine bullets and cockelel. 615- 1’1““ 1mm” were made °I ”mm" certainly want expert service. Read _
paid Emelelcea tor tat calves. ‘ . Smith. nIlndmrook Barred Rocks, nine pullets and cock- cond‘llons and. of prepared and nec- Thaw“ ad“ :Vaar NORWALK rial nun» Iona
86.00 for boll valves in tuition. H. mama“. “in?“ "9‘ 315' While anndotree, "I“ straighten the harbor and to obtain William P. Beers. the Norwalk and re “mqua'I-Ilgbhfi'no'm that "M
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151 repaired. tel-MI bullets and cockorel. 816 Rowland 93”” ““5"“- TM ”mm“ “”3 ‘° South Norwnik stationer has lit in "mm" 3m” if“"““” . -
r month. I“Ibrahim: de ii of from t u to t iv t t. ' p "In“ W“ w I “‘1’ 3' mu“ '°’
029 it , 9° and LettsflRowayton Tels 16242 and a p ‘ e we 9 99 a line of .uflderw Alelephona message to Electric statior .
. .0" it '5 DIP lnonih. ' 1 i ed OOd’ Remington, (706) between the hours of d In. and ‘ ‘
‘ The ‘Plummor 517. mp 3t “,9 9x98“ that tonnage reports Smith-Premier Tv 'wrlt wi -. 5—- anln ch to D.
”m d l th .pe ere liili be M s ool (priva
"import. has": trait-add gma e o e government showed is selling at very low prices 31:5“ gaspiniton manor: an. -
~ an n m "0- Olders placed with us no

Apple—Trees Trimmed
Beaupain & Saunders

Aeaonouuuniere.
count Normans. cons.

KNOW
T HYSELF

WORKMEN'B COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, AOCIDEN'I‘
INSURANCE.

Write Me for Sample Dolley.

C. T. McGovern

mementos AND zEAL ESTATE
155 Washington Street,
Iouth Norwalk. Conn. Tel. 345.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thé' New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.

Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art at
adjusting the same. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched. nerves and pain in

later life in the different organs arid . I

limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve 53s
toms in your body. Fem'aale troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture oi the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.

Magnetic treatments given also.

T. Francis, D. C.

94 Washington at, 80. Not-walk, Conn.

Graduate tromI’aLnler School. the
discoverer.

 

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20th Century Triumph

Latest scientific method of treating
disease and ailments, assures positive
and permanent cure, reaches every
case. Investkiiie .

Educative Therapy". Magnetic
Treatment. Latest Treatment of the
Nita] Organs. the Nervous System and
the AvSplne.

 

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ArSylstoni of Healing which brings .

about the cure of all diseases by
lbrlnging mind and body into
many with Nature. . ‘

PROF. ‘ MILLER

Ispoclal Notice—4 have removed my
office at Keeler‘e Bldg.. Bo. Norwelk,

_help you and other

Chiropractors

and MOST UP TO DATE

Painless Methods

7iosp.m.

m. to 5 p m.
Spinal Analysis Free.

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[fflother methods have failed to

hurt you, call on me and be con-
vinced that I am using the BEST

E. BARTHOL. D. C.

63 Meadow St., South Norwallt.
3417 Atlantic St, Stamford, 9 a.

 

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HORSES—HAVE JUST RECEIVED
a carioad at young Iowa horses, fresh
from the terms. Some nice matched
pairs; ciao single and business horses.
Come and look them over at The
Hershlleld lHorso Co. corner Concord
and Wood Ste. Tel. 8166 (3 if

 

 

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LOST—SILVER VANITY BAP AT
South lNorwaik west- bound station,
Thursday night, containing sum of
~ money and 11 key. Reward for return
to this office. m6 It

 

W-LOST—BUNCII 0F UNCURLED
ostrich leathers. between West and
Seymour Ste, via West Ave. “Re
ward 1201‘ return to Sentinel office

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BUSINESS NOTICES

$1.00 sown. 01.00 A WEEK BUYS

 

 

South Nor-walk, Bonn.
Correspondence Cards

“special at

150

Plan cox

RIGGERMAN

ROS.. 64 North lilain St.

Daily and Sunday Papers
Delivered.

 

ladies‘ or gents‘ «watches, all other
kinds of jewelry and household turni-
tnre. Morris chairs a specialty. For
particulars write or telephone W. H
Baker, 19 Edlic Ave. lt‘. Norwailt. Tel.
016- 2 I27 tit

'John Fountaine

will give you suggestions and esti
mates for that jdb of inside or outside
painting or paper hanging that you will

 

 

 

 

‘bring samples to you. Personal nthen
tion to all work

a sunni'r'r AVE

A Good Roof Tcs

PHONE CON.

 

 

 

 

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Daily Line

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is a hard snow storm.

'phone us.

If your
roof leans, drop us a card or “I
We will repair and
paint it all for one price, guaran-

tliat the town of Greenwich received
twice as much tonnage as the city of
Norwnlk This. howetmer is not the
case. it simply showing that the Nor .
walk shippers did not make complete
reports to the government The work
of the committqpowiii now consist in
gellingi'tbese accurate shipping re
gports. both as to tonnage and vaiun
' lion and in conjunction pith the plans
that have ulreadv been made, press
this matter and bring it to the hitch-
tion of the proper people in Washing-
tn. .\ir Foote‘s idea to get as many
members 0! the old committee as pos
sible so that this work may go rapidly
bliead. He has complete charge of this
committee and hill appreciate any in
formation and aid that any members

of the community would be willing to:

give him

The next questidn that. came up
was the one of express service in the
'Noruaiks, and here it was apparent
that much could be done' to obtain it
better service. George 8. Richmond
has appointed chairman of this do
pertinent with lull authority to select
his committee and to take up and heir
dle any subjects relating to‘express
matters. Mr. Richmond will Ibe more

than pleased to get into touch with

any members of the committee who
believe that they have just causes for
complaint and who feel that they
could offer good suggestions as to ex
press improvements

Ihave done this spring. A postal wills The matter of street' railway condl~

tlons use next in line and Captain
lFletclier H. Montgomery was appoint-
ed chairman oi‘ this c.0mmittee lie
will also select the remaining mem-
‘lbers of this committee and will no
lglad to hear from any members of
the community who have ideas on
this subject. ‘

The last question of the evening
at that of good roads leading into
the city. and it was pointed-out that
a (food many transients who would
come into the city were held up at

Now is the lime to buy pennants.
Big reduction on same. See ‘DOIIIIEIIY'S
adv. today. Sale for Saturday only.

5. I). Benedict says this is the Ford
use. If you are interested in autumn
biles you will be interested in the Ford
adv in title issue.
tomorrow at Albert G LIieIm‘ 8. Better
look the adv. over.

‘Read the Special lea illld coffee offer
in the East indid Tc-n Coinpuni 8 ud\.

 

Lots oi" interesting specials “ill be” 4;)“: blast at 3

found there.

Chocolates, 2130 per box at Stillson‘;
Powell Corporation.

lSpring time. is near and the spring
styles in all their glory will be found
at Trlsiram & Hyatt’s.

Look for Saturday buigalus In the ‘Pcome‘, 0‘ Item "m was 8m.“

Vudv. of A. llickiiman It Smi.21—-Beltlcn Awenue and Union Place.

Edwin C. Burt's shoes for uomcnl
will be found in nbundunw.l at Con
ueaily & Brat-keno. See all mil

Read the unnouncen

Hayes
Road the adv. of A ._l Auguiue and

Son Com-pun}.

 

817--Wlllileld St.

a"
M

226-—St. John St. and Edlie Ava.
ass—Beaview Ave. and First 8t
SSE—Boulevard
380~Cove Ave. a d Filth 8L
Sill—Boulevard an
ill—Keyser St. and Pine Hill Ave.
Bil—Keyner St. and (”Duck Pond HI.
M3~Shore Haven.
Household utilities at special pricesi d a. m.

are on

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It the an.

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Ell-u—Twenty- -iwo, at 12.30 p.

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Zi—Lnionl'
l25~Weat AiE‘onue and Berkeley Street
i‘NwFruiiklin Avenue and Limes Place.
ill-20a: homo.

~Wes
03- 2 and, ss—Ilarbor Ayenue and Orchard street.

3 of S. Loliicc, succesubr to John T I“

3S~Sleveus Street and Ella Creel.
iI—Croes Street and Wilton avenue
iii—Main street and North Avenue.
ia—Frunce street.

Idllm Main and Catherine litreera.

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A" “3 mm“ 3“ delivery will assure your in:

at. the present low price. 0
on most any of the boot lid
My prices are low. Witch
requirements? A card; ,i
quotations ‘Call or ph is.
some bargains in used on
do Auto Repairing. Ford wort:
branches.

Austin’s .

—I"ort and Charles Sta.
224-13115! Ave. and Fitch 8t.

and Sermon at.

Blackstone at. (Tel.

ital.

Tei'
(Tel. )
ring location of tire. In alarn
will be 3 van a. nearest box.
premises where located.
Seoon alarms are only to be given by
he chic! or acting chief upon his arrive

afoot-i Blunall

—Cinee Iplant a odd times. testing or lint

if. m.. standard time.

l—Two blasts. re out. .
ll-ll—Twentv two. at 8 a in. no morn

ing session at public school u
m.. no

ten eon session of public school
lllill‘iil -Tun blasts qulothly calla th-
entire department.

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NORWALK FIRE ALARM-

u

orb—Spring Hill and Kellogg Street.

('Prlvme box)

tAvenuo and Mervin Street.

A‘hapei Street and Harbor Avenue
—Wcst Menus, near the armory.

trunnion Road and Fair Street.

at near Hummer Bl.

RAILROAD NEEDED lN ALASKA gougairgrhstraorn ooh Union Avenue.
VICTORIA 'B C" ’iiurch 4' “Sh. gzflget Aevcnuen and Lincoln Avenue (FORMER‘TY L36”

Richard McBride. Premier of Biltlsh
Columbia. said to the leplsluture re- I
cently I believe that the lime Il‘Si
come for the building of a railroad
through Norlhein illrltlsh
to the Yukon and Alaska, and i mayl
say that the authorities at Washing-

ton and Otiauu have both gone so int i x__
no to endorse lie-.u-tly some projc1t or . ti-
cooperation in the building of this gdzcmlet

line."

The premier was speaking on
reading of the bill grunting further
aid to t
way, and took occasion to point out
that the extensionVinto the Pence l‘iiv-
er countryr wtluld be an initial step
toward the construction of a north
and south railway, with ultimate ex-V

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Ithin-lilo.“ Avenue and Nahum

ROWAYTDN FIR. ALARM DIITRIGTI

. no
”mm“ ‘12 okiig Ind Ave. to N. r. s. H a a

14- ‘Pine Point and Hot on P

the l "-
ll.
be Pacific Great Eastern liuil ”Mfg... m

lar-

in!" -

TO NEW YORKW

for freight only. Freight propeller
leaves Pier 27 East River, New York
(foot or Commune street), O‘Vvel‘y day
except; Sunday at. ii p. m. Freight re
solved at Norwalk up to e p. m. and
South 'Norwalk up to 6: 30.

NORWALK: Q
Steamboat“ Linc

GEORGE. F. FOOTE.‘ General Agent.

“" _- Corronrumrriee. '

 

to my Main Office at 1160 Chapel at,

New Haven, Conn.

 

 

 

. . .' W) V H .‘ V ‘
V Vi. N. we MEETING.

The I. N P. lClub met last evening
with Miss Blanche Northrup, of 74
Main. street. The greater part of the

, evening Willi spent in sewing. Visitors

:-

social hour was enjoyed. The merin-
liters departed for their homes eta

lute thourparter partaking of dainty to
The next detecting will
be held with Miss AnneiPr-esuuer, oi!

il-nesliments. ,

Cliff street. .
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man could moire. V

“A woman can take a dime to the
liver counter of the listener's; shop
and sit-lite a better bargain than a
but a man can

V Each day brings new opportunities
added possibilities. for those.‘ who
are alive to their chances and quick
to W“? advantage or conditions. ,
There is- always a way tor the con-
scientlons, skilled worker to get
ahead~write a. sentinel want All"
stating briefly and concisely your ex-
perienoee; tell at your proncleney arid

directed service will “suit in definite
advancement. ‘ V
The help wanted sclerotic

 

 

 

 

seekV a position where energetic. well,

teed, re per square foot. Call us

E. R. Bradlev 8100»

GENERAL ROOF AND VMAEON
‘ CONTRACTORS.

11 Washington 8t. Bo Nemalk, Conn
Phone 781. V

 

Sealed Proposals“

. will he received at the Office at the
Lighthouse Inspector,’1‘oinpkinsvllle.
N. Y., unti 2 o‘clock p. m., March Ill.
1914, and then opened. for the pur-
chase oi the Naiiwalit island unused
Lighthouse Reservation. located on
.Shetileld island, Long Island Sound,
F‘airiield County. Conn. Blank pro
pedals nnld particulars may be obtain
ed by addressing the Lighthouse In-
specter Tompkinsvillo, N. Y. -
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GIFT than MARK ,TWAIN'S
, , announce. ,v "i
It was learned Wednesday that the
Donbury Hospital leg in receipt ot a. do:
nation train Mrs. Clara Gabrilowitohv.
wire or: the tenuous musician and
daughter at Mum Twain. ' ‘

 

 

 

a short distance from the town on ac
count or poor roads leading into it
lCharlos Dilworth was appointed chair-
man of this committee, and with his
knowledge of the road qu‘estioii it is
apparent that this will be given the
fullest attention. The question or
the regulation or traiilc. heavy vehl
ales taking the side of the road near
the curb and the swifter trailic tak-
ing the center or the road, was an-
other question that comes under this
department.

As a starter then the transpond-
tion department. has appointed com-
mittees on {out Vital and Very im-
portant questions; harbor improve-
Vmeht. express service, street railwayi
service and good roads: 'The trans.
portation department wishes the but
laces people and the oitlzdns to rest
that all that is being dune is undertak-
en in behalf of the interests of the
community and will fully appreciate

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. our information from those who are

Interested in this work. It you have
a complaint to make. make it to the
Clintoher at commerce. and the sec

 

tension to Alaska.

 

“it seems to me that the ilonoruble

'Frnhltiin K. Lane. minister of the in. »

terior. United states, has made an
epoch in national and cyan internu-
tlonal history witch be secured the
passage oi a bill appropriating slim-l
000.000 for the dcvelnpmont of a me
tlonul railway for Alaska."

The premier suidrtliatVthe project
was too expensive for the prayince to.
talks up single-handed, but that "it
lay within the strength of Washington
and Ottawa to approach the projectl"
and 'by giving it lite secure its com
plotion within the next live yours.

 

:sov PLEADB GUILTY r0
BURGLARY. :

HARTFORD. March ii.~Willlnm
Mntulis, seventeen years old of New'
Britain known as "the Duke ” plead-l
ed guilty to burglary oh two counts
in police court. today. and or... bound
over to the Superior Court under.
bonds of $2,000 The boy was arrest
ed in Waterbury Wednesday. lHB is

 

sold to have confessed to six hurginr- «

lane.

 

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She—0h, there goes Po,
isn’t she lovely? I wish
as good looking! .
He~—Oh, but you are
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Two strokes of tire bell. inn-.14. IrrV

R.
-—‘Hi okory Bluff and Bell Island.

oin
n5 Island Sound to IleKluloy It.
"(s entrul‘ bchtnle \u Penney
rand Street and lndaii lane.
ennoyet St. to Cross at.
to Railroad.
iroad to arson-lad

Bl do.
White Bridge not it to Bron
l—Whlte Bridge to L. l. and.
~Whito Bridge oL. i. sound.
stroke do! the tire belt at odd um

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and

Flax-Seed

Two of Linoninc’d
gradients, are w'ell-kn

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Fou reunite-u oi fire he‘l. than. 1-144
water rto be on
A third or more clams indicate nor-imp

MAILS

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*7" . coughd' and ‘ colds" ..
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ham a. given“: WSW". together with other on
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me a. m.—-!Ileai W eat and 80t Natural
12:00 m.— New re... snows. ~
12:46 to In.» ilest rind Sleuth Not-wait.
l:lb p m.-~ nbuiy dlvls
i: 86 p. mamifioiuto want or outermost. Lon
. tin-l!
8:20 p. m.-—Wcll "and some Nnrw _
Lea p. ailmfimm tuition. Dunbar-y n‘a .
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Run. to. mnmastsiIt/ent and Bo Marvell.
Milo p. m.-—» WW an no”. NorwalIVV
mind's” a it Home .
t mu lciosoe Mil o in
untidy alludI'I'M'gVi néaoapJu
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not, a. m irAII direction-i . They form an irresisti
into a; m.~ vii-Cannon Station.
7 iii A. nth-East went at Bridgeport tlpn for the immediat “M
It" a. mzewntonnnnd“ Iranb ury I
no em ”Baum urwnit . prompt cure of' all
ti on a: im’.‘~ Mt. Wl-st un’o not homo V. ,
12:1! m.~pmtbm nivln mi ‘ coughs and holds. with
233.0 p. 1m: I?“ Wrist and Flo Mortals . , .,
a?" film widest and Sleuth nor walk "’
5: man-New'orh. Ilrooltlyn and tons
Wife. in Jazmin sin soiled Norma

West and (Bari ’
darriore'1win‘dnwwopen from 2° until i

'5‘.“ 3 Album.» P‘a‘wiuuur

8 nth Not-Walk Pantsuits.

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Mont stubborn of
yields to rite health