Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 19, 1915 · page 3

lOUR BEEF, IRON AND WINE

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Wants!

 

 

. Classified ‘:Ads.”—To Let, 1
For Sale, Business and ‘
Professional Cards, and

Miscellaneous

 

 

 

 

LA§SIFIED Advertise

 

Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-

ments on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c; ,

 

 

 

 

 

 

face or Caps, Double Price. ;
“Arr? \ ‘ a... H' ‘: u > 1 , “i
. DIED . TO LET. i, For. SALE.
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. $4.50, meal ticket, $4.50.“

DIED—AVERY), AT DARlEN, CONN.
January 19, Annie Weed, aged fifty-
i‘odr, wife of Charles H. Weed Fun-
eral services at Darien M. E. Church,
Thursday at 2 o'clock p. m.

 

WANTED. ‘
WANTED—ONE LARGE ROOM OR
two connecting 13501115, unfurnished.
Address F, G. ware Sentinel. 119 “r

 

 

 

WANTED — IMMEDIATELY, EX-
perienced sandal cutters, on clicking
machine. H. Jacob & Sons. Shoe Man--
ui’acturers, Beldeu avenue, Norwalk,
Conn. 519 ii‘

 

WANTED-Alll.E-BODIED MEN,
good eye-sight, for firemen and brake,
men, $100-$120 monthly; promotion to

engineer or conductor, $150-$200. Ex-1
perience unnecessary. State age.{ .

liailway, care Sentinel.
1041-18-25

 

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WANTED—Sl'l‘UA'I‘IONY BY .HUN-l

garian girl to do general housework?
38 Raymond street. 3t?

WANTED—CATTLE AND FOUL-3
try and calves. 14c. for fat calves:
$8.50 to $9 for small calves to fatten.5
Best market prices. W. Miller, Con“

necticut avenue. Tel. 130.’ }

 

 

 

LOST—GOLD CHAIN AND LAVA!
liere set with pearls, a week ago. be,
tween Meadow street and Woodward
avenue. Reward for return. Mrs.
Herbert Smith, 58 Meadow street. 1

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BUSINESS NOTICE. :

MANSION HOUSE — REGULAR.
prices for meals, breakfast 250., din-1
ner 30c, supper 25c. Table hoardi
Room and.
board by the week. $0.00, $6.50, $7.00;
and $7.50. ' its Bt‘
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Delightful to the taste
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Not only delightful tasting but'
as good and reliable a tonic ."tucl‘
appetizer as can bc dcsircd. i

 

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Pint Bottle sec.

The Norwa k Drug Co 1

H. A. MEAD, Mgr, ]
8 No. Main St. So. Norw'alk.i

A most pleasant time is in store for“
the members oi the Knights of Column
bus, this evening. The second games'
of the card tournament will be played
in the quarters, on North Main streetfi
between the local Knights and the

 

' members of the Holy Name Society, of

 

Noroton. Refreshments will be serv-
ed. and a delightful evening will bein
order.

Lady Washington Lodge will give a
plaY. tomorrow evening, in Red Men’s

"Hall, Norwalk. It__w'lll start promptly

at 8 o'clock.

 

GIRLS! DRAW A MOST.
~ CLOTH THOUGH HAIR

 

,‘rry This! Flair Gets Thick, oiouy.
Wavy and Beautiful at Once.

Immediate7—Yes! Certain7—that's
the joy of it. Your hair becomes
light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and ap-
pears as soft, lustrous and, beautiful
as a young girl’s after a Danderine
hair cleanse. Just try this—moisten
a cloth with a little Danderine and
carefully draw it through your hair.

taking one small strand at a time.1

This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt
or excasslve oil, and in just a few mo-
ments you have doubled the beauty of
your hair. A delightful surprise awaits
those whose hair has been neglected
or is scraggy, faded, dry, brittle or

5 thin. Besides beautifying the hair,

Dande‘rlne dissolves‘every particle of
dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invig‘
orates the scalp, forever stopping
itching and falling hair, but what will
please you most will be after a few
weal-2's use. when you see new hair-

fine and downy at ilrst—ycs—lsut real-’

iy new hair growing all over the scalp.
[f you care for pretty. within and
lots of it. surely not a" 25 cent bottle
of Knowltnn's Dandsrine from any
drug store or toilet counter and Just

try n.

 

 

To LET'NEW HOUSE, 5 BEAU- FOR SALE — CARRde FORl
tiful rooms to small quiet family, ail ! stock, poultry or family use. Large or;

improvements from the first of Feb-asmail quantities.‘ Stephen Kellugg,
ruary, 53 Chestnut street. inquire 49 I Tel_ 851-4, ‘ 16 '3t"
Chestnut street. jlit if, ji8 3t

 

TO LET -— TWO FURNISHED FOR SALE ~tl00D l'vPthill’l‘l
rooms with board, or without. All im- , piano. 875. Inquire 252 East avenue}
movements. Apply J. R. care Seminal 116 (iii

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.__._ FOR SALE—GOOD WORK HORSE. I

To LET—TWO UNFURNISHED'Weight 1,250 lbs. inquire 19 Elm-l
rooms with heat and light. Centnlly grove street, South Norwalk. jlti 3t'
Man-d. Address h’. 15.. care 0! 39W: "“ ‘fi‘ “" l
tine], 319 St FOR SALE OR
__ .— : room house.

 

T0 LET—NEW ti
All improvements, Win-

 

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To LET—HOUSES, PARTS or‘fleld street. East Norwalk. Inquire
houses. flats, barn, store, factor-M49 Chestnut street. 115 till

 

hotel, cottages. Rents for all com-1 " -~

ers. South Norwalk, .‘x‘orwalk, Greeusi FOR sMrs-41011519- NEW SEV-l

Farms. East Xerwulk, itowayton. liay- . on room house, all improvements, 1 ‘

118 3t'1’elawaie meet. Fairneld Park. Nor-
lwalli. P. & J. Larrauri, builders. 0t-

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T0 LET—2 SLEEPING mortal“: 123 ‘Vuhlwon street. Phone?
Also a chicken coop and bicycle tor_16'2'5‘ d8 ti!»
sate. Aduress "‘L" care Sentinel, |

m 3. MISCELLANEOUS.

 

FER FURNITURE . '
T0 LET—FURNISHED noons'ntc Ros ' ’ Russ. "WES,
. e ., ens Furniture Store is the
light, heat and use of bath. 5 “eat place t i
avenue SW”! VOW 1k 116 at , o v sit. We have a full line 01‘

, , . a . l Furniture, with prices that cannot be
,beat. Come and give us a trial

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To LET T\\OPA tin ”01le i aosEN's FURNITURE STORE,

Six rooms each. Chicken coop and«Phona 1384-12
garden. \i‘iih improvements. 225 ' 13 E" Avenue,

Magnolia. Ave. Rent reasonable, C.
L. James. 1le 460. Phone 1085-4.
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W Fits—U. Eyeglasse
TO LET—TWO CONNECTINGi t
furnished rooms with all conveniences", is 0‘0 ‘
for light housekeeping. 214 East Ave..,l fr”:- 7-”

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To LET — ATTRACTIVE Six} .
room new ball house, all improved
merits and mnveniences. 5 minutes:
front ll. .\'_ Depot. Low rent. Muringl
Construction (30., 1‘33 Washington St. i

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1’0 LET—ATTRACTIVE STORE.
20x60. Rent $20.00. 87 North Main
St. inquire on premises. iii if *

Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. incl at liberty to con-
'*"“ suit .
TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
St. inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov. 102
Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5, “30 t! Room 0, Keclt'r Building,
No. [55 Washington St.‘
.Opposiic lloyt‘s Theatre.
Monday. Wulncsdny and Friday
Evenings, 6:30 to 9.
N. Y. address—427 3th Ava. 9 to
' 4 p. in. daily.

SHOES 1

For Men

Elite,

 

TO LET — TWO ATTRACTIVE
apartments. modern improvements, re.
ccntly decorated. Rent $12.00, Inquire
gt South Main street Telephone 60.

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coLt-‘A’x ENCAIV'W'ENT INSTALLA-
TION.

was
d...
CeremOny Conducted by District Dep-
uty Grand Patriarch Nelson W.
Benedict.

District Deputy Grand Patriarch
Nelson W. Benedict, and staff, of Nor.
walk, last evening installed the ofll«
cars of Colfax Encampment. No. 31,,
i. (l, 0. F. Following the installation
rcrcmonles, a. pleasant social time
was enjoyed, during which refresh-
ments were 'served.

N, The following oillcers were install-
ed:

Chief Patriarch-1mm C, Jesse.

High Priest—~Clarence E. Crofoot,
P. G. 1

Senior Warden-Allen Sheffler.

Junior Warden—~Robert Morrison.

Scribe—Clarence A. Brown. P. C, P.

Treasurer——-Cliarles ll. Gehrman, P.
C, P. ‘

Director—Arthur L. Benedict. P. C.
P.

Hanan.

“Standard Makes”
Always up to the standard.

 

 

 

 
 

Appointlve. ‘ ..
First Watch-Hans (lager, P. C. P. _ - . ’

L Second \l'atch—Samuei .S. Baker, P, , .
.m- _ overs
. Third \l'atcii——Junius Brown. I‘, C.
l P.
' Fourth Watch—John W. Smith, P. South MOI-wall;
' C. P.
! t’:uitie~1rviug.Roberison. P. G.
, First Guard of Tent—Thos. H. Pow— _ ,
,ell, P, C. P. E
3, Se‘cond Guard of Tent—Wm. F. ‘

illrown, P. C. P.
1 inside Sentinel—Harvey J. Weed,

Your Child May'

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.P. G. u .

: _ be devslo in a Curvature. Wh not
4, (Outside Sentinel—Chas. E. Dibble, have an a‘fialgysls made it is 133;};
l? C. P. . ‘

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I Finance Committee—ml“ Benedict,

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ras'sorrrn NoRWALx EVENING seminar.

WILLIAM J. MOORE i
OI'I‘ICIAN l

Ralston, '

-W.. ”a. 3.: 1 1.;

G‘ER‘ILAIIYS Ola" ANQTii'i-aR GFFEHSIVE
MOVEMENT TO GET NEAR YPRES.

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-. claim» oi it-

The
trograd arc fully nioruc '01:: We.»
mark the closc‘of tlic t lilonmn alt-1111.1 to invade Russia
in the Caucasian army to oppmc ctlcctiu-ly the 'i'crkisu

33“.“ slam de’fvul of if: Tin} >. if :2;

will ‘ile' t:i:.' .‘ii'i

forces \yliit‘li .ui- appiuatliing lliL‘ lidlitlkl futiln. tast—
val-Cs, through l’(»~i',i

BERLlN. via The ”aim "mil Loin! m, lfi‘. it.
nimointmcnt of General .\dolf \‘\"'ll von llohcuborn :1,»
t)iiartcrmastcr—Gencral of the German Army in

This

SUCV9Q'
infirm of ‘lpinr.c.np;u;pl \‘t‘n \'r\§..1nv.,l',‘l..-ty ulm Jim] .wul
Lin."

dculy of heart failure on Nov. it), has lit‘t‘ll

nount‘cd.

just

tilif(().-\, via l'aris, Jan. loin} false alarm of an
Italian invasion was spread in 'l‘rcntino by the mistake of
a tclcphonc girl." says 3 Venice dispatch to the news—
paper Sccolo XIX. "She rcptrtcd that lluliun troop:~ new:
marching towards Stippndzt. our of thc L'.i\’:t"~l point; for
invading 'l‘rentino.

”Thc authoriiics iicvcr t ticstioncd the truth of the
report. All night long rom's were blown up and troop-
wcre rushed toward Sappadu. 1n the morning all was
rcady-‘for thc invaders. but t. crc was no sign of thcui. The
telephone girl is being prosrcutcd." .

 

LO‘NDORL, Jan. l0 (Correbpondcncc of The Associ-
ated l’rcssl.—'l‘hc cure of prisoners taken in battle lids
bccomc one of the most serious problems of the \var ill
Servin. which already has its hands full feeding and pro»
vidinnr for its own pcoplc. A Scrvian captain writes to
out- of the staff of the location here: “One can. have too
much of a good thing. \Vi’ begin to understand why am »_
ages take no prisoners. lui we are not savages. and
must feed and ,roof all these. hostile visitors until the
war is over. it is l)CC0lllllli.‘,' a tremendous tax on our rc~
sources. '

“Some of the Slav prisoners—and most of ourprison-
t‘r's arc Friars—arc not ill-dis-nost‘tl toward Scrvia. and :1
low of lllt‘ht' \i'c trust \\itli the less important work of the-
t‘zunp and battlefield. (.hit- of my corporuls. who hurried
across from an Austrian border town as a volunteer at
the beginning of the war, .cauic llallllllt: :in Austrian
dmgoon before me today. his face \vrcmbcd in smilcs.
"l‘his is my own brother, L‘uptuiiif he will. “i told bi'u
before l left he would be pressed intothc Austrian army
if he remained—and sure enough. here he is.'

“The draqoon was so cvidcntlv friendly that I did not
send him back to Nish with tho othcr prisoners. but new
him in charge of his brother ‘

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STRONG EARTH QUAKE XENAS REPORTED TODAY

AROUND COSENZA. i'ir'iLIiBb‘llA.
'1‘? ”fl“ ~~—‘ .,.. K
(Continual i ”we? l‘usc.)
earthquake. 'l‘hcrc are also mzmv lllllll’t'tl :md ltl,l"._()‘.)\'l"
sons ziic without rlicltcr. ". 1"5inrl'fiv of tlmm have been
compelled to pace the bitterly cold nights in the (:pcu
:iir l3t‘t"‘.il\'t'
with which to build shelters.

Another scvcrc cariliqu'iltc was experienced .
o'clock Monday morning. and thc pcoplc as u consc-
urc nfrhid to take shclicr ncur buildings that are

vci'v litilc lu‘ubcr has "own soul to lln- place

if. (t

qpcncc
still standing.

CilSlbliNZA, Calnbi'iu. Jun. li).——~'l'hc cutirc popu-
lation of ('oscnzn as Well as thc inhabitants of Paola.
.‘\:lllaillt':i, t‘ustrovillnri :md ltossano left their bouscs
when the earth shock occurred. l’m'tunzttcly thcrc were
no casualties in these towns. The people, however. can-
uot be induced to return to their dwellings, in they fun .'i
rcpctition of the shocks.

ROME, Jan, 19, 1:30 a. m.~'l‘bonms Nelson Page
the American Ambassador, and members of the embassy

staff. who visited the carthquukc zone. remained in the
district for two days. They drove all over the stricken
district distributing relief, especially in the small villages.

PARIS, Jan. 19. 12:35 a. m.—-—."\ dispatch to thc
H‘avas Agency from Avczzano, Italy, says that King
Yictor Emmanuel, in his trip to the earthquake district
M‘ondnv, visited Scourcola, Magliano di Marsi, Mnssa
d'Albc,‘ Cappclle, San Pclino, Patcrno, Celauo, Ajclli .zmd

Gtrchio. He'was rcccivcd cvcrywhcrc with cxprcssrons

of thc liveliest gratiudc by the inhabitants. Later he re—
turned to Avczzano and when he left that place for

Rome he was accompanied by Signor Ciuiclli, thc Minis»
‘ tor of Public Works. who has had charge of the rescue

and relief worl: in the affli:tctl zone.

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fumons OFFERi/‘uo. .7 change from yesterday.

New VOPK Organizatlorls Ready ‘0 As. to recognize anyone.

slat Hatters.

 

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l’uic Lard. 2 sound for .......................... 25¢

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' January Sale
' «i »~ias§'cis and Coniortaiesv ‘ '
g ‘h‘tfilk'flaz iii-Sal u" . ‘
. Front id to 20 per cent below
. regular prices
, Values that you cannot alterd to miss .
I .
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. . , ,
A. J. Collins 8t Company
.’-1,v_.;:’l.'.l- biRZCTOES AND EMBAL’lERS, ,
l NOHTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
i
imam” -_._:g-g==m

i ‘ “fl“: ’1 ‘ ifikflf—v‘ in this (use he merely refunded £9
i aiiippixi. not." any sum. lliimsclf A“ mflkpoh, me momyjaf .

. t: o . ~.. ., ,N. a (I. .:. had paid himnclf as boom”
‘MM .(lxriissnlo Yul: finllihmds} “ | ‘Miicu hizlll tlint he shipped his flour
1 N -t lLllL‘f zit: 1., llizviillgh mu ”in...“ for‘nothmg. . ,-
1,5,“: of the illltllll‘lfll ri'l‘otlnn. the" ”‘9 7“”de could no‘ on", w

‘ » - 'llour on t. irL-lgh train lltlta'JSe it up"
tl'uitt‘d Stilton Tronsniv} Ilollzirtmenti 5 . ' u i D ,
irouiid it news-dry to transfer $.30.- "m‘ll' _1‘ 1‘1“: 1” Killer. :1?ch
upmpoo in void du‘llflo rah-pa. Whig)“ lmull on pasmngcr ‘ ‘. , . “M‘-
‘im: “bout loo tm,:-‘, from the mint ,dtlfl)‘t‘ftl (cu (pinion: 03f tgfur 0W
~ . . . .~ .. . ring 0 llit‘ L sac s l '1‘. 1
‘ ’l idi‘l“llln to New loin (it). , ~ . 5 ..

iltlriiirnt‘t: 'hft‘ “up“. rm, “1“. .mn ‘rnilroar had in Call“; the, that}: q
I i I A ‘ ‘ ' k ' " ~ ' ' on l-mer- at ~
treasure would have been turned over film”; “:l~1|1‘4‘:‘l:L[‘:‘ :sxrl’fo“ coiyatg.

. .- ~. . a u, _ men, iuv- . . 2- . ‘

lit! .in (Mirna company and tin ml. invade in lfilli and was out‘ ‘
‘ro'id corrvi-m tlyn cold for the (-3- - . . \ the:
‘ ‘ U ' i' | ~ "rcight lc\L'|l‘de it. would otherwbc
‘pi-nss commmv would llnvc strand in l. w. I W“ ‘lo"r The
‘the Payment mode for the st‘rVk-o, iliél‘u’ reuniti 0.1 .n. I. . . “3,ng
l in this cum. taking advantage of ,U'mt‘m in”. n i .. '“L thi ' (“w
1h 1» ”.1 l‘-<t l-iw m. 'rrmm” ibccavso it dill n-t pi.) .iny its“.

i l‘ ..‘ ' . t . .. . . . . 5 \ .1 ‘ n' ~ ‘ > _. -
Anil‘. i;~'.~: ill"i"l.V mrwllt-tl out the gold ”W 1“»le? ‘ gm” liOsigl'Azg-‘g 3 re
“.uio sucks in brine’ l1 unlit-r the kiwi"r “-15 1“ LL . ”in“,
' . - .. - .- . . . .;-i] the or- 1«‘mr’Jc.
“uni... lomi of ill! 'ui“. ! -' ,. “ ‘ .. . . 7. _
rum. 1 1-,,“ “‘03 mulled n 1,, , .l;.1.t- .ii ‘ :Ill,ll'lll i‘uudh classpost.
’ . [ .li’iztslt‘rs. Molly or them‘urc also gone-
could u-

.l": in

‘ _\‘t Yoda.

. V ml :»'.i 1‘. in op. rs. They
'l‘o turrj' thus it It hm". of sold to - 5 _ ‘ a..." ‘
.\'rw York; n4 uiv. .l 1‘ our Spin’l.,l tlsi- ..i ..l..i (hint ._. for thtlr [om

"lldl. r p1.scnt conditions without Inn
to .i'zymu- lu‘. ilxc ralruad.

i nh as tli'.‘ Scnutt- min :23 to concur}
with the lions: in pas ‘ng Cinll'm”

. :tlli....il \1” ‘ "fl" W‘ll \‘-"“‘ 54“" ‘"

three installments on successive day:
and in ouch instance, at tin; request.
the. ll‘thl—.

of. tho postal similarities. , -. . . .. ' ... .
‘ 1“. a”... 1...} 1.. 1,. ,},.1.,..1u.d from Moons .uilwn} iodine... ridgignltt “to
I‘d - ' I .. \A , .‘V s a ‘1‘ >

in ”U"..- “cm“: Home mi“; from . l Urt (nine .4, ,irri lotion . m
‘H l‘ a .. U i ' ililll nvworduv: lo ltnlph Petan.

 

Alllt’ll‘ dceiinwtion ll‘itl lm'ilu, tlic i...~,

‘- “ul'r if the WW b‘-' I'l-cvinl lt‘t‘n-

t1’rcsldt‘ni.0ttlle Long Nautical!“
‘t‘huiim...i . i' [120 t‘ -m;nittee on, Rally,
\nu-n ilmn 100 mislnl crank and ,‘MU' Mall l’ny. \s':ll._‘w>fol'_L'ed tog“
‘ I wont “Hm thin “Um Erl' ill. nulls. .or v.'..‘.tta\(i “the at
rulll‘tliid mp muster Utlltl‘Jl chooses to lay under
a permit,- of $3.00') for czich retal—
.t‘on.inculina on the until-ant)! glui-
to \lli‘ i'es‘inisttr (leii’utl by filth:
1mm ‘.-:‘(. Hr. i’vti-rs said recently:
. "lecv should ‘lt‘ (The Postman ‘
lf‘n llt‘l'tlll in all misc: allow the mast-w
mum rules permitted by tho 1‘“
iiidvr. l.1ii\\'1\'€ innit pay will be More
'iiy cut ; M the pr. 9mm underpayment.
and injustice to the railways incralluny

., , - . - . 3: u. 135-1 led. (‘iinirman .‘.'.oon tOld the HO”. '
lt3::,‘,ti;mThis: '34:). .lgrimduuwr th' {during the dclntc, that his I!”
;"‘ i '. ' ’,,, .,,,,‘, “mm W.“ W in. juuuld can: l0 the Post (Liice Depart
HUN ‘6 H ' i ’ tx'e‘ :zi:.00.l.000 annually out

'mntivnn, P .
‘t inspectors :.:-.

_'|lill‘tls. For r:‘.'."l the

1» lilt'. the :' lvl ‘.‘.‘;\s compilitti to m.
i-‘l‘tllv the smut l'nhiillr a:
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tors. The rain
iltllltl in this in.. .1 got ;:I-',ii.n_.‘-f:r
,tlh‘ tinzsm-‘v twin» Miami the 1”. '..:
'l:.v l“.' n l~lv ll".‘:‘-l“lll for lll" rouiw
'mnil service

i in oil. mom; :9“: t...“- '
iwnrtli about R‘Htmttt'ditjtl, have “will
lshipp-‘d in this manner from Plltl-

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“~r - t ' drr l9 rounds mid HUI ‘

1.1.x criqd‘hdwl. ...,(.i.- 'l'hu postamo cf the ; .‘flt‘lyslllildtqil'tlc F‘M‘mel“

'i‘l~t ..~.. .- .-. .

'i‘vliicli the Government Slillltd from «o the l‘dldl‘tmtl for carryinfi‘ tilt
lino :‘rckct to the other in those :nlgfli- . 't t 0 woum‘
l“'l"“r't‘llf‘l12~‘ uuimmtml to 34,554. i Hie £10.}. 95 wr ng . 5.

‘ York the Hiom- m the case of the Parcel Post...

i lit-'wccn llostt‘n and New
‘Ilovcvnmcnt in a similar manner not.
lit-17$: 2:0 ~l‘ll“"t‘d $5,000,000 in gold
czlulr-s‘. the \Vt‘ltzltt of this roll
‘ 9 --~i tons. The
ill? l-uus. much

of which the rail- "
underpaid AOt- 1"! '
'tbnn 30 per cent. at a. loss whlclffli,‘
‘3.rol~ubiy exceed $3,000,000 in ' M
,presuui iiscul your. Chairmen Moo...-
‘Vuppurently wishes to make this. In-
,crdcrpayment 100 prr cent, (or »
lannounccd l") the House of Reprodu- .
. 4» but [in (intivei: that his rider would prdvl“
i‘fmfl“ In...“ 3. .,..,.,~,..(1 this ly p..t~ i‘hc Post ()liice Department." I
. low-1;?“ mm",.,. in do pound :oc‘.» {machinery whereby railroad
link: ‘.,,,°,,‘.,,,.,,',;,m',,,.. the “ka320? somatic... could t‘e obtained tor.
‘in it“: ,,..;. rflrllo‘u‘lli‘»! [hill in thi. the l’u't‘xl Post ‘probnbly wi
. u ,‘ . if: 'M niut' :0 pounds at .I. ;.'1y hidltionai com‘mnsntion.‘ W , ‘
“m“ “ M5 5.1). ‘ l‘m that the Fr-nctc has no
important duty in the present
sion tizua to see that justice is:
in this mutter."

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[for the carrying
.t.‘.ltl..< iii‘t‘ today

f doulyl'.
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told ..I.\ slim. I. 5
'v‘ontn‘nim: something over lilo
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lpounds of volrl coin. 'lht. lured
59ml luv: prescribes 20 no unis as t 1':
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I From New Y
!du. sstnnno more com
'i‘nrcol post recently. ‘
.iotitl in gold shipped by i.

m-lt to Wilma, Cami.

wcs sent by

lzrill'Illlg .iht‘

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1e Govern-v ;

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lnwnt hv ninllunnd carried liitntge mil 1m.lf.\RlNfi GKOt-NI) “JR
‘ i - "fl - 1,, ; . ‘
routis' cxpcnse to SlMA 0. . M. Q “0" Sh.

l The operation of trcus'uc tum. .. M

Elav the railroad for .tho Government,

‘ railroad tronsimrtm

ars tn‘be one of the curzcnt 1

firib'rinblv to th‘ l’avr‘m

. . . . . .. conical“ toners sold the.
q“. f., "we. .r\ ,2. (l -

' ufioinin: the ,F‘uirfield c5
courth c to the Now l-ia‘vcn "

illltctlomiil l
l‘ost law and
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Information from New York city is
to the effect that the United Hebrew
Trades and the Allied Printing Trades
Council have both given assurances
that they stand ready to do what they . . fl
can to contribute toward a general'
fund to aid in paying the judg- .
ment in the case of D. E. Loewe & Co..-
ogninst members of the United liai-
ters.

it is expected that action on the part
of these organizations will be follow-
ed by similar steps by other branches

iri-s and hi: passage... in the
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P... and Hans (lager, i3.-’C. P.

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i There's no job in this city that can THE BEST SITUATIONS

1not be illlcrl by a really capable are obtained by advertising to the
iwcrlzer—and all capable workers tem- Lbest employers,

porarily out of work, watch The Bon- The Sentinel. reaches this class in
,nnei “help wanted’ ads closely. . ‘INomllt and vicinity.

 

stops nasty discharge or nose
elsewhere. The action taken by the
iindividunl unions is believed to unit-- mmmms‘ W “"0“.
. cate the general trend of sentiment in soreness and stiffness.

the American Federation of labor and -
,to make-it probable that the Fedora-
‘ tion as a Whole will divide the bulk of
, the burden of the judgment among Its
; members throughout the country.’

and “infill“! linse your

own D‘Uiilpl

‘ ~ . , at any drug store. it acts without
l The condition of John H. Hoyt. the assistant-e. last» nine, and causes no

wcll‘knowmtelcgraphor, still shows no
. . ,

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“rape's Colts Compound" Ends a Cold

or Grippe in a Few Hours.
Your coil all: iii-cal; and all grippe "f ”33.
misery end after taking a dose of purlntly
"Par-cs Co'd (‘omponn'd" every
hours until three doses are talu‘n.

it promptly opens clogged up nos-
hind.
run:
ning. relieves nick heudaflte. dullness.
Illt‘pllu‘.

two within an (oml

Don‘t only slotted-up: Quit blowing
. li‘ru‘dix‘
.lt‘adr-rllhll‘illll else in the world gives
relief as “i‘aw's Cold
Coinpzund." which corin only '2‘- cents

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Ll " 7““ 'ing company {Or ”to. the [“8119“,

Iicccivcd. ycrtcrnuy. .,. ,
,‘.‘.=_ho.;;,h the urns was not as
gas tin; cz-mniismonors had hop
is: ‘12: font that l‘. lu‘gb" wre
lb .. . , ,
‘conc a: has made inc. put-chant
.t’E-sntu. that quick work will be
u; \' in} t _ . .dr t‘ ration of the huldlnfil, 5
lm} on the mail carriml in tip. spring. The “Fund highest bid “a. ‘
At that .th "”5"” ‘ Ffu L} .5." u H. Flt? ~tricl‘t all .
had thought "i .' ""3 i ‘ .qubrcr, both of ’ilridnopofl, 3
ng within the 'fl‘fil’l' ‘lizurcn then dropped so“, the 5 . . ,
““‘fn goon." of ill.‘ l'Iii'l " ‘5‘ “L ill-gills: offtr being: for {3” i ‘
nu illit‘l‘le-l.“ .:.p...".:-: at with l ,« .uss lliL bid of "harm lib!
Parcii Post affecting the railroads chafing“. .
twin \1: i .. " ‘1‘” ’~ '.."v.1‘~‘|‘. ccufihonla'm .
w. ~. 2'. n: :1" 'l“ ..: lflii'n'lt nrc carnalctc‘;
. l‘" i‘ ’*‘ I"- -‘V“ ‘ "‘9 "73M the die of {ll ‘ '
hr-mo. The tloor sitar-n in 9'
.il Lt: \l()ull“‘d by tho .
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perform under the law.

mot 11nd: :- V'hlc‘i the
.. cf trunsport'nsz

200 inns o. gold Philli-

.deip‘t‘?n and New York was perform-

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loaded his flour mm a: HIP-ail. 'l‘imn :
slipping into his punt i-i'ilt. . iu- amid , ‘ Tea.” trailed Min Cl!“
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