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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 14, 1915 · page 4

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EAST NORWALK
NEWS

 

 

 

M Keene. Med st 109. last
w in Homer's Benedict hrms'
D001 II. W W. essiiy won
ova-J. stldsomrstedst 60. Mr. De-
5M unity skillful with the one,

Anortionotoseotthohrgsstslned h‘w‘d‘u"Milli!poortorrn.s.ndwss
sis-s whdowsletpeuumu, mwmeseoreotlltowo. The
“ChMmMensntbytbem “mention:
fill may evening The m J-stidasn.

Thebridasesstnclers within s
shortlimeelpsctthesrrlvalottho
astetygstestcrtha new Selim
drew.

 

Charles Keene.

 

entered was slight. 1 L4 12::
William I. Outright, of Cave sve- H 31
1nue.cosnected with the r. s J. Cssk 55—3 *5
5 Company. Ltd. on Chestnut stmt. 110 55
Second about. is expected to srrive 1’ so

, in males. can W within a 11-1 so—l
tew days. 5 ii 95
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thl ”G h CROW” 0! I”, y“ m. two eccentric peo-

the immense crowd thst sttended the .1. 1. u... York. such published .
openins ceremonies of the new brim weekly plpfl'; one was called “The
on Saturday sflernoon last. Marry ex- gummy." “film by Stephen H.
cellent views of the event were secur- m and up. other “The Annlhllst
ed by Elli 8M?! "lunged and sold on the streets
mu 8t. Pull's Churchyard on

Joseph Orioles, of the Sound View lhcsdway, by Airs. Tom iii Jon, who,
tonsorisl wisp. on East Wsshlngtsa used to stand in hell masculine cos-
street. isenioying s pleassnt dsy'svis- tame with a stout stick for anyone
it with friends Wklyn, N. Y. becoming too fresh, calling out’ the
Hrs. therett Jsckson. or Fortstreet. tune or her religious weekly. She

has removed to East avenue. on the was never srrested, but Brsnch wss
that Side. 'aent to Blackwell's lslsnd tor a libel
5_.___~5_~, on Peter Cooper, the great philsn-

11 Workmes this morning storied to m ‘9“ '1'“ he“! rm 30‘
tear down a smell part of the taper- ‘ “m ”I“ made. "Id "“9"“
A" bridge. '11,. mail M of the shout. giving lectures. ‘He was not

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‘Vu ‘ ’0‘“

DARIEN 1

NOROTON 5
LAM—5‘s

A social will be held in the Congre-
gational Church on January it.

 

William lice and son of Melon

Heights, were guests in Stamford lost 5

evening.

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There was only one session in the
schools Tuesday. because 0! the hoa-
Vy rslmtorrn.

 

John Bartoes is receiving entries
in the racing events to be heldvon
Gorham's Pond next Sunday.

 

Dr. H. E. Brown of the Congrsgr
lions! Church Church, Rev. I. A.
Lawson ot the Methodist Episcopal
and Rev. G. E. Richter. editor of the
Review, were guests at the Causali-
cul Temperance Union bouquet in
Stamford Y. M. C. A. Tuesday night.

 

What promises to be an insulin;
meeting will he held by the Dorian
Men's Club, an. at. at the Town Hall
H. W. Norman 0! this total will be
the speaker or the evening, his sub—
ect being “The Governmeits ot the
Nations at War." Mr. Sherwood ot
the New York Tribune. will show pic—
tures of the war zone.

 

There is talk now or an injunction
to stop the work on the new Token-
r-ko road. Trusts due to a widespread
feeling of dissemination with the bah
lot taken on the Selectmen's report
at the town meeting. Monday night.
when 166 voted for and 5180 against
the acceptance of the report. The
claim is mode that illegal votes Were
cast on this occasion.

Dr. Carlos Martyn has made or—
rnngvmcnts to deliver. in Norman
Presbyterian Church, a series of tour
Sunday evening atoreoptlcon lectures
with splendid colored slides, as fol-

structure. however. will rennin intent ell Hell. of course. hsvius once cross-
inrseversidsysmsworkonthesaen 0‘ “In Mil-“"50 ‘0 56‘ W 03 “19

not draw neossdtstss the closing or ”WW0 0’ | “1'“ WM W” “K” “P
51!: once in New York, but who had

the new bridge.

 

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never become s natursllsed citizen.

1']? I-As easel ere helm boat “um
~VasoneottllelrsthostsoutotNevl

n...» Yorkyumsdtsrtheseverestcrm.
The "lisrlon" wss holdup at the
«South Norweik docks until use
o'clock this morning becsuse of dil-

woolly in opening the drew of the new 1 1
~ 5 run Clldo‘rd Cutbill, ol Rowsyton

b'rid;e.
‘ 4 5 avenue. he: need quite ill the past few
x'l‘lle tree circulating thirsty of the this.
and Norm menial
1tion. was open. Tuesday otter-noon. in

ROWAYTON

M'ewi’x-W‘.

 

 

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l" Q. ‘5'

Is 0. ”Tell!!! ot masks. left for

Church in the first si

lows: Janllpry 11. the New Era in
Asia: an. 2i. Tragic History attire
American lndlsn; sn. ll. In Darkest
\frles. with reference to the work at
David ‘Livlllgsionc; Feb. 7. immi-
«roost snd_1mmlgrntion in Amends,
Pending Legislation. There eve "live-
wire" topics.

At the Fireman's hall 'in‘Nerpton.
Tuesday evening, the .Kntghts of Col-
umbus of South Nomlk pleyed‘the
Holy Name Society of a. Jehn's
ttlng at e euchro
tournament. Newton Won, it to to
games. The ‘ellclrre ws's well Med
Messrs Bplsn. .Cnmphell. Hayes and
Reagan of the Knights entertained
me its»: with ’eolfle sdndh enum-
lotions litter the pipes. retro-b-
mute we‘re served to ceirse‘ cl‘

 

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‘.‘.l H. Russia's bakery on yd ism rind-dolphin. this morning, on a bust-

etleet. with isn-

Duliel Keogh ,in mm!- . ‘
ehsi‘ge The lillrorv will be open hn5
Mord” afternoon or this week he?

“ye—L.-

Several locsi 5skaters are expected

tween the horns at 3 o'clock and 6: 3i) ‘0 slsrt ll BUM-y‘- races st Gorhnm' a

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Quite s low when were loud Charles W: Gazer.

5m Newton.

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or McKinley

high end dry. this morning. on the street, has sgsln been appointed book-
find lists and along the East we Marthe Notional BsnkotNor-

chosen-out where Tueslhy atom
1nlossntchem. Ontheiowsrendsi

.ti'wueg 3M ‘0 we Second W W R. Ntumaul'fl has had I
the severe wind swopt hosts across We lnstslledlntho Stanton Hart

the meadows and within s tow test or W In “ovum avenue Which he

‘ memos-ell.

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recently took possession of.

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flights. one or which will be on each levers. Florida

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‘ mine of theirridge. The old temporary
Waves and serious driving this

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In. Innis! Petty, ot Belleport.

1'i'he new Washington street bridge Rom triads are receiving now
was closed yesterdsy meg-noon u.- Venir pastel cards tron: Mrs. Charles
4""le testable e licllsrg-nu. li. Brill! and daughter Miriam. and
" .. m ”a. “1'9““. accessory spline Ilsa Currie Sammie, who are spend-
on which to place the navigation II; the winter with relatives in Fort

L.

1.. who has been spending several
weds at the home of Norwsik rels~

 

Rev. G. I. Teen”. poster 0! the lives. Spent yesterday at the home of
, “a.“ My”: Christian Ir. III Hrs. Charles R. Petty,
'1 “crab, lsstevsstnghsdchsrp at mm

the evangelistic services st the hat

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thence ll. E. Church. The services The may 9! J. A Gsrlord. ct
' W marked by m mm “1West Side "Ivonne, was visited some

 

neg. err. Teeple was st his host. to “In My night. dunno the hard
night the pastor Rev. 8. P. Foil-hunks. storm. and six at his choicest cooker-
will omniste and interesting music els were stolen He is making a,
‘vlll be furnished by J. P. Pursuit. or m hr the guilty parties
South Norwsllt. The services this

reverting should prove mint interesting. The summer residence of Charles it.

 

. ' Busters is being considered.

. Hrs Gaol-‘0 9, Smith um m its. st Butler's lslsnd, wss hurglarlz-
5 ‘3 he:- hung on flown street, 13 m- OI some (Illa last Monday night. the
ninth; tbo‘members of the Woman: but being discovered ally the tol-
. Quill." 91W champ, or nut lowing min; by the caretaker or

5 .11 Nerwslk. autos-s of an important the milk“? Dime nearby. While the
' thoroughly ransacked the

1 house end upset everything, it is not

‘ .1. Wednesday. the 13th inst, was the believed“ a- great deal of value was
5 mlyerssry of the record breaker of bin. An inventory is being made to

that date of isli. when the titer-diora- ascmtnin inst what is missing

.ée‘ter stood at tour below zero. the
boldest tor years. and the date fixed Isabel's ot the Women's

 

Bible

for s contested will case. which n- stsdyclslsot the Rowsytcn Methodist
traqulred the attendance or thirte- w church are asked to keep

“~'vaitnessss, nineot whom were women, MA! 0'01“. Jenna” 195 “‘09 .

5 and four men. who were forced out of [1. other easements as on that
their cosy homes to go to the Bridge- nearing the annual meeting or the
«port court-house early that morning. clue III‘ the purpose or elecuns oili~1

Merle Concerned will realm smaln'uthemlugyau'wfll
thstdsyenosptonewho let! nsr'l‘hemestlngwlllheheldstthehomm

be held. 5

these wore Misses l1.fimW.R.Ko
unwound. Boyle. M Wagner end F.
Farley. Next Tuesday evening. 8t.
lohn's will will the Knights in So
Norwnlll. for the second match. Bev-
Tn germ-e wort- playell last evening.
The scores were: Norman. Joseph
Golden and Hoist. 2: Cortney and
O'Kcofe, I; Fluherty and Multan, 5.
limestone Meehsn. 3:1 ‘1‘. Golda:
and McDonald, ll; M. Puberty and
McGulness. i; J. Cannwn and Dolsrl,
3: Flanagan and Wood. 5: T. Cons-
vnn and Collins. 6: flhsnnon and .J
Flanagan. i: J. Golden and W. Gold-
en, 3; Quirk and Harrington, 2; total.
ii games. South Norwolk: Corklyn
ltnd finish. 5: Connolly and P. Dan-
agh, 5: Shen and Reagan. a; Foley
and Kearney. i; Downy and Camp-
bell. l: Hayes and Hogan, 3; Cal-cw
nnd Cnssidy. i:- J. Dum‘gh and
Newman, 2: McNamara and D. Cul-
lr-n, 2; Williams and F'. Culldll. S:
Burke and stone. 4: Wagner ‘nnd
Fizmaurlce. 6; total, 40..
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The following’nre the new 'oflleers
of tho Darlcn Fire Company. elected
it the business meeting of‘ that
company: Edward Sisson. chief: H
Palmer. first asslslsnt chief: Samuel
Sharer, second assistant chief: Herold
Contest. captain of engine company:
Frank Alexander. lieutenant of cm:-
lne company; Fred H. Smith. captain
or hose company: Fred Barnes. lien-

do company: Martin shanghnessy.
lieutenant of hook and ladder com-
pany: Stanley Whitney, secretary; C.
Williamson, treasurer: Earl. Louds-
berry. 85 S. Wood and Harry «aired
trustees. The entertainment commit-
tee are Stanley Whitney. George Call-
trel. l". H. mm. Charles Lockwood
and Ernest Crcl’oot. The finance corn-
mltte are Frank Fraudenthsl and
Carlton Ballard. it is expected that
the company will be installed in its
new house on or about the‘ first of
.Feliruary. An opening night is plan-
.ed with o. jolly entertainment, to
commemorate the decision. The fire
house is rapidly nearing completion.
The company is receiving donations
from townsfolk which will add me.-
lerially to the fund which must Day.
for the building. Donations to hell!
in thls work will be greatly appre-
ciated. for the company is under
heavy expense, and has saddled a
big debt. 5

--LI‘FE lNQU RANGE REFUSED.

Ever notice how closely lite insur-
ance examiners look for symptom of
kidney diseases? They do so because
weakened kidneys lead to many terms.
of dreadful liteshortening sillicthrns.

 

 

SAUDI HURT IV AUTOMOBSLE.M

WATERBURY. Conn, Jul. ti.—-Wil-
iiom Wilcox, or Minnie, aged 56
yours, wu struck by an automobile
last night, while wslkln; on the reed
between Wsterbury and 'Wstervfile.
Us. Wilcox. who is s former superin-
teralent of the miller; still of the See

a broken leg. severe bruises and lacer-
stions. and is at St. lsry’s Hospltsl.

’ fading trots exposure. The automobile.

gutter of the reed, where he lay all

and rein storm. '

 

 

Yet Wes Co stencils sud Worn Out
”I!“ list D in Work. ”
Fair Hsven.

snd‘Thsdpslnssronndmyheart.

hasbeenrestored sotcan do my
work once more

H. Eddy, Fair Haven. Vt.

and iron tonic without oil did for Mrs
Eddy, it vliil do tor every nervous,-
wdslr. dun-down men or women
this vicinity.

ilshes perfect digestion end makes.
mood mire blood

weak ‘and debilitated. and rcplscss1
weakness with etra'lgtll.

thst your money will be returned it
it does not imp you—Frank H Bell
tar. Bassist. Conch Nor-elk, Conn .

where.

 

 

 

NEW YORK Jan. low-Judge Louis

bers of labor listen on trial tor haw
lng cussed n strle and lhresleninfi

their etpplo‘yr violence. its well
all men moist WW 's their“ plsces.

emf union outplayed my 4 echtrsco
tor engaged on city work

"i tell to see where any crime has
been committed." said Judge Gibhs.‘
'Labor has the right to organic to
protect its rights. to use every legal
method to get shorter hours and
higher wsgcs. it in doing so some-f

it necessary to drive it pol-gen out of
business." era business men has when
he reduces prices to drive competi-

motlou‘ to dismiss the indictment and
order the Jury to “quit"

... mar-sorts

 

 

sens tor Bellini st HalfvPriee.
enough in the medicines put up

refund the money it it does not cure.
snld' drussist Frank H. Enter to one
of his merry customers,
to sell Dr. Howard's specific for the.
our! of constipation and dyspepsls on
'that piss.

"The Dr Howard 00.. in order to
get a quick introductory esle author-
iced me to sell the regular titty cent

 

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tenant of hose company Arthur H. bottle of th W00 “I. all ce
Raymond, captain of hook and led-5 w h pri '

25 cents, and sithocgh i have sold a
lot or it. and guaranteed every pool:-
'cge not one has been brought back
as unsstisl‘sctory.’

5 I am still selling the specific st

half price, armour: 1 cannot tell how
long i shall be able to do so. Any
person who is subject to constipation.
hick headache, dizziness. liver trou-
"ble, indigestion or s general plsyed
out condition, ought to take advantsge
of this opportunity. It the specific
does not cure them. they can come
right book to my store, and i will
cheerfully refund their money.

 

SEEK TO REDUCE COLOMBIA rs.
iii- DEMNITY
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14. o elim-

inate. it possible. the apology to Col-
omble contained in the pending
treaty to pay $25,000,000 \to‘ that
country for the partition of Panama
and reduce. it possible. the amount or
the indemnity. the Senate Foreign

Relation Committee today appointed

it subcommittee to work on these pro-

posals.

 

warms roll on: smelter.

 

. maths lost among: an ntllsa Ituth D. Themes of Rowsytou‘ It you have 11” ”mm. “to pain
. Mr, m ”I

avds‘se1 - ,5

 

 

 

St. Bernard 3. Co.

in the track, trequent. scanty or pain- 5
tut action. tired reeling. aches and
pains, get Foley Kidney Pills teddy J

THE seer circuitous 5
sre obtained by advertisinc to the

Alert. Jinan, clssr heeded, healthy
men and women are in demand. Med-
ern business cadiiht use in once, tac-
tory or on the cold We who are
duullleless. inst-bile!!!“ ortlred.
Keepin trim as hiccondltion tut
words all disuse. My autumn

Hiscesdltiosisseqsnsmadhelssul-
which kept on going utter the loci-
dint Wes driven by an unknown. tor
whom the police are searching. The
machine threw It. Wiles: into the

night. during the navy wind, snow

What Vlnol, our delicious cod lllvor'u

ville Hanuucturing Compsny. sullered 1

“m"fltflm
”mm

Is 110! e! Mira. Achinl. W
Feet and Corns? Use “le."

 

 

at Will
. Mid Eddy Hod Only rim. in Family. 5'

—-“l was so nervous ’9" sad "01593 70“ can herdly pet

Ind rundown lint some Ms 1 could 7°“ “5°“ on 0" 0“" W11! 60"" You
W do my mm {or my f‘mnyis“ ‘ mt b0! 0’ ‘112" m “A.

claim. M noun werever wealti
y y 1‘!me

.hsddmtorsltershsnttwoyears with 5
Pl“. he“). m a" ‘ v.30] W ‘comtm, m down evenings and
was left at our door end ‘1 decided town" the soreness “d misery ”5.1

try “1 ma “no“ to vlnol my he.“ out or feet lhdt chore. smart and

Vinol cronies an sppetite. reestsb- “0 ”'5'“ "“5 5“

'l‘ry s bottle with the understanding.

Au...

 

Why go limping around with schhs.
pulled—up test—feet so tired. chstsd.

drug store now and gladden your tir-

’ “'l‘IZ" makes your feet glow with

burn.
icoms, callonses and huniorls

“TIZ” instantly stops pain in
“TIZ’

.1 have told my neighbors ““11“ glorious for tired, itching, sore feet. 5
Vinol and «limit alwsys praise 11 1mfhlo more shoe lightness—mo more that 5
whsl it has done torme.’ '—-Mrs. James:

torture.

 

 

um SEV'I'ENCE F0]! ll “WM!-

5,;
5 Ar. Tuner.

in Gowns. Drawers, Chemises;
Princess Slips and Combination
Skirts and Drawers.

A new and complete

meal.
E. K. Banks 5

IAHAOK300 HOTEL .LOCK, 1
SOUTH NORWALK.

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as sort-

 

 

 

 

ll SOUTH MAIN "REIT.

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NEW HAVEN. an. 1i.~~“’nller
Howard. alias Walter Retire, alias

in' Wultcr Poole}. vns sentenced in the

”Superior Court here. today from five
slule' s

liousrd, who is 39 young old “its

charged with their. and because at}
I“ “m “mu“ his record was sentenced under the!
msnner it builds up the run-down,5lmbllunl criminal act.

 

5
’ 5
W “Ills 5

A“ at will drug stores “Hm Tonightl Clean Your Iewsis sn
5
5 Itsmscll.

moon runes trick 'lmr outlaw. 5

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In! Headaches. Colds. Sour

oetsibcestbox not

5 You men sod winner: who cen't get

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p Gibbs, or the Bronx County Court, feeling right-who hue headaChe
directed 5. Jury 5.. bring in a verdict copied tongue loul tsete ind tool, “*5“ 5" 3554531110“!
or not guilty in on one at live mrm- gm auxin-es. can't sleep. are MP5

“moss our client. botll‘ered with 5
a“. sassy, disordered stomach or

lsivi We. W!“ who;

The men were §ri'lhrll’lleris dt l'llcllccrlit.1

1mm, every new days with sslts. 5

5

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in jost- m moments—1s d

m newness“ Weir slew

“ohm. or 1msreiy1lorciug a 5‘

\

cstllsrtlc pills or csstor 0M. 5 5
ducsrets work while you sleep:‘
cleanse the stomach. remove the sour, ,
.undigested, fermenting tood And toul§

and
poison in the bowels.
A Cssosret tonight will

tram soy drug store will keep your
stonisch sweet: liver and bowels rs;-

pl icon. 5

{Another disturbance is causing gener-

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ALBERT F. GEHEBE

25 WEST WASHINGTON GTREET.
”UT“ NORWALK.

 

 

'5Phone 1059-2. Prompt Delivery
25C DOIIS 110W ............ 15C REBUlLT "W'ITERFL. C-
‘soc Dolls now ........... . 34:: Smith, Underwood.
"Goo Dolls new ------- - . - - - 39‘ Remington, all other
75: Dolls now ...... v. ..... 486 W sold, rented,
$1.00 Dolls now ..... . . . . 69c. when, Rena“, 35
$1 .21: Dolls now. . . . - .M per month. Machines
$2, 50 Dolls new .......... ‘149 sold st 85 per month.

3A8. WNELLY:

00 N N E LL Y S "Booth Mshitrsstflewn Nomslk.

 

 

WEATHER FORECAST.

Dt‘. G. M Rests“ will address the

Men’s Brodrsrhood ot the South Nor
F" Norwaik 3nd vicinity. F3]? (0. wk Wampum Church on “GOV'

night; Friday, unsettled, mild temper-
eturs.

A disturhenes which is central this
‘morning over Loire Sunerior is cooking
unsettled weather in the Lab mien.

I] reins on the North Pacific met A
thunderstorm was reported from Boise.
Menu The temperature continues
Conditions (ever (or this vicinity: 5
Fair, followed by unsettled and cloudy
weather on' ifrldsyf

I35 '
HEATHER A YEA]!
TODAY.

 

AGO

'i ernperatllrc:
30 Snow.

 

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"Low, “'35 high, Booth Norws'lt Baptist Church ‘

unment Ealeiency" st the noon meet
log on Sundsy. January 17. ‘

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The Junior Auxiliary to theilosrd
of Missions ct Trinity Episcopal

Church are in session this afternoon.
The meeting started at13;3il o‘clock.
and routine business will beltrsnssct

." ‘1'!
at

Tile Bristol sud l’lslnvllie from

way company lips“ tiled with tile rlét'le

lat? of state l petition for“ circulation-

stinger new. ‘iay Mufti: mow
lesson tske up tracks on Park ell-eel
1lp the some" "lows. ’ ‘

.. .,
till?
in
marrow evenidg ot the home offing.
Charles Cole, of Putnam avenue. will

The means AssoclsllOn cl

5
A reliesrssl or the forthcoming vau- 6cm e we“! evening- An invitation

Oldest-s will be installed this even-I

 

body else is injured. labor cannot .tbc m; “Re the excess bile tram the devlile show was held at the meeting in. m «m to the member‘s
held responsible for it. They have the liver and carry out of the system on of gm, Aristoo Club last gym
“tune “Eh! 10 NOW! "mum"- ”‘0 the constipated waste matter

straighten log st the meeting of Olive Blsnclli
tors out or buslnpps. i will grant tho‘ 5 you dill by morning—us locent box Lodge. Knights at Pythias. ’

the
church to participate in this delight-
lul affair

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' . a l‘
Attorncl-Canenl George ll. nix.
men has tendered to Governor ilcl

15cc.“ his resignation as health of

A special meeting of Trinitv Young fleet of Windham county. The com
clot. and head clesr for months Don‘t5 Mons Club. in the quarters in the Cen- inction or Mr. liinmans

SIK'US‘SBOI'

:lorget the children. They love Cae' ml Food Company. is called for loin-ill be made by the state board of
5mm- because they tests 800d-w- 5 5

Druqsiet Funk H. harder Gives Res.5er trips or slcken.

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u p.“ on” am 5 have mm "r'llrcrcrrramul wasp ox BOAT
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01M” 990056 ‘0 5"- Mm“ 5° 0““ 5° 5 Mohawk of the New Englsnd Nevi-
5

hi“ i am glad in his berth yesterday si‘ternoon. Pro-
5bsnle cause of death is heart disease
iMr. Hawkins. who wuwell- known in

NEW LONDON. Jon
inwlrins. (night clerk

ii -Ds.n.lul
of steamer

gntlcn Company, which put in here
to escape the storm. was leund dead

New” Redford, was is years Old and
unmorrled.’lle resided in Memphis.
Tenn.

 

 

Bring Back its Gloss, Lustre, Charm'
.and Get Rid of Dandruff

To he possessed of a head or heavy
hesutltlll hair; solt, lustrous. nutty.
wavy sud tree from dandrutl is mere-
ly a matter of using s little Danderlne.

lt isoasy sud inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and lots or it. dust
get a. 25 cent bottle or Knowltcn's
Danderine now—all drug stores rec-
ommend lie-slink a little as directed
and within, ten minutes there will be.
so . sppearance ol - abundance; trash-
ness, iluliiness and en incomparable

you cannot find a trace of dandruff or
tailing hair; but your real
will be after about two weeks' use,
when you will see new hair—fine and
downy at first—yes~bnt really new
hair—sprouting out all over your scalp
—¥Dsnderlne is. we believe, the only
sure hair grower; deetroyer or dand-
roll and cure tor itchy scalp and it
never tails to stop railing hair st
once. .

it you want to prove how pretty
and sort your hair reslly ls moisten s
cloth with s little Dsnderine and core-

 

legs-semen strand atltlruel. Your
half mile militia-15y and beautiful

 

 

surprise emu evervori‘e who toes

gloss and lustrefisnd try as you will "

surprise '

lolly drsw it through your hair—tall -

19.11 ..

marrow evening.

 

A special meeting or the othcers oi"
the fire departments will be held at?

‘neslth and the appointment in tile .

5

; governor.

 

A supper. the receipts or which will

the Central Fire Station this evening. .3 help toward the furnishing of a. room
Rules. governing the plnochle tolling-5hr the Home for the Aged, will be

men. will be discussed.

 

5

held in the South Nor-veil: asptlst.
church this ovenlug by the members

Olllcer Frank 8. suntan this noon of month Circle 01 Kings Daugh-

srl'ested a men under the influence cl 19" The euir Millie! to be .

fl

liquor who insisted on sleeping on the pleasant success

door of the Plus lunch. He refused to
give his name to the police.

A, large number of

5
5

Alfred? Ch!“ of Men mens-

gtslned aubsdly sprained wrist athls.

letters from morning when the motor-ct one ot‘De.
5311' over the “mo have been re Klyn’s delivery automobiles; back-tired

celved by Governor Holcomb rec. “be tempted to merit". one. s.

cmmendlng the reappointment

or Cram treated the injury. Mr. Chase

Chm-leg J Bennett as 1113!}ng com-. will lose the use til the hand for

mlssioner.

 

 

Forming

it you failed in other
schools lost your give
Policy’s I trial. First
lesson tree. We rc-
tnrn your away it
we fail to teach you A
1 gourmltccd course for
83.00

ABsollUTE PRIVACY ASSUthD
School open every ulte‘rnoon and

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Private Dancing School
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THE NAME IS
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about three weeks.

“i do not expect rapid, but I 7 do

New Dmmgcmq expect steadily sustained improve

msilt during 1915.” James A. Farrell,
of this city, president of the United 5
States Steel Company, and executive.
over 150,,000 the other day told a.
Pittsburg audience. He insisted that
a period of renewed prosperity ’vvas
about to begin. inasmuch gs
steel business has tor years been a
barometer of general thinness; 1 the
statement or Mr. Farrell is considered 5

5 or much importance

Doss overturning garbage cans, tell

,on sidewalks for collection, results-

in scores of complaints being lodged
with Dog Warden Thomas P. Welsh. _ 5
Warden Walsh states providing these" 4.
animals can be in any way captured
end held for him, it without tags, they "
can be disposed of; should they bear
tags on their collars the owners 56ml.
be readily located sud requested to
keep their dogs in check. Unusual
circumetsnces are often disclosed by
Mr. Welsh is tollowlug up complaints
Recently while investlsstins‘ seversl
complaints shout registered dogs
renowned Ind harmed. he ‘dis!
covered their Where hell-med

 

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