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florwalk TOM Union V,
Holds Annual Meelinfl
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liolne fort-Aged to Open May 8th.-Corner
Since in be Laid . on tiMofliers’ Day-~—
‘ Reports ‘vPresented Showing the Activ-
ities of the Union.
.iailia
run 15 HT Luttunhto m heaviness ml.
marmosrnmn if’ba'l-
fury u caretakers—Mrs. Buttery will
act as matron. and Mr. Buttery will.
aave‘ charge of illé building and1
grounds. Garden produce and small
fruits will be raised, and it is hoped
to procure enough chickens to supply
the table with eggs and poultry.
The building will be opened conl~
pietely. furnished. There are three
memorial rooms, through gifts of 8500,
by individuals in memory of some
loved one. All the bed rooms will be
furnished by the circles. \Vestport
Chapter and an individual King's
Daughter. The kitchen will be furnish-
ed by two circles and the dining room
by the Home Chapter. The balance of
the building, including screens for all
windows; will be completed by.the fur~
The annual meeting of the Norwalk M. J. Riordan, lumber ..... 200.00
frown Union of “The King's Daugh- Lockwood Manufacturing
tersand Bone? filled the lecture room' Co., hardware ....... 150.00
05 the South Norwalk Congregational A. P. Bloomell Co, vapor .
Church yesterday afternoon. The heating apparatus .. 176.00
president. Mrs. Davis, presided ”d Miss Carrie Seymour. chim—
opened the meeting with a devotional ney, mantle, fireplace. . 150.00
ecrvlce. Great enthusiasm was shown Philip H. Fielding. electric
o.er the reports which showed the im- fixtures ................. 50.00'
mouse amount of charity work done Norwalk Hardware C0,, Su-
b.‘ the circles. Entirely free from premis varnish ....... .. 45.00
debt. the Home for the Aged will be Norwalk Plumbing and
erupted by the old people the first Heating (30., discounts... 200.00
‘ 39k in May, The Home Chapter and John McMullen. grading.
the Westporl Chapter have worked drives. walks. etc ........ 3,000.00
i-olendidly for tilis cause. 0n Satur-i 6°“ 0' "‘9 Home.
0 ly. May 8th. the Home will be open. General contract ....... . .. $10,708.50
ed to the public that all may make an‘ Extra.
inspection. ' Vapor heating ............. $157.25
On Mother's Day, Sunday, May mm: Cesspool, sewer and writer
lit? comer stone will be laid with ap-: pipes .................... 170.00
inwopriate exercises. Applications for Toilet window ............. 10.00
admission are coming in rapidly and Tile ”00" ------------- 3-" 39””
0" e have already been accepted. iCentent floor .............. 39.00
A'vote of thanks for efficient sar-fBlasting . ....... . .......... 31.20
Vice during the past year was ieudepj Carling stone .............. 60.50‘
ed. all of the officers. Election of of-E PM!“ and 331m“ ---------- 5-25
Ulcers resulted as follows: { ""
President~Mrs Leo Davis ' 311.3533”
First Vice—l’resideni—«Tvlrs w. if} Mr. Riordan paid us for stone 30.00
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:llgeldwln. ————————-
Second Vicel’residcnt li_ ilurr‘ Total cost. of Home ...... 311.128-70
5"‘3019)‘- ' As a whole the work of this commit-
lt‘ecording Secretary~llrg H. c_ too has fallen in pleasant places. We
horror. i have. clitnbcd slowly upward; have en-
nlshing committee.
. The Union entertainment this year
{was the “Money Moon Festive." held
Eat the Cornstock & Lyon nurseries.
This was a unique affair, planned from:
Jeffery Farnol's book, “The
‘Moon.” The circles and chapters
<worked faithfully and made it a sue-i
.cess socially and financially. ‘
1 At present the Union treasury is de-
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.pleted, but we have the promise thati
£8500 will be in the treasury by May:
:first.
We have 20 circles and two chap-f
;ters. The Union has enrolled 1,110.
lvice of heart and hand in the little
9 plus. Mr. McMahon suggested that fDoan’s Kidney Pills—tile same may“
things along our pathway that make "- there was left a balance near the: dric acid in meat excites the kid-.Mr. Shock had. Foster-hillburn 00.}
-up the unmeasured sum total' oi glorl end of the year and the amount is neya they become overwoiked‘ “(Prepaid Buffalo, N. Y. ~
lied work that "The Kings Daughters sufficient he would he in favor of “mush. ache and feel like lumps 0’?
and Sons' are domg. spending it on that street. He moved l d Th " b . , __
As we stand at the end of this year an ‘ ' 0 ur no “01”“ cloudy, the
that the matter be laid on the table bladd 1 iri d .
innd 10"“ back, we {0'5“ the rough and it was so voted, Messrs. MontU bll erts r late ’ and you may MINE MINUTE CURE
and stony places. and see Only the gomery and Malone voting in the nega~ ° 5“ ° “9"“ "'1‘“ "m °‘ W" IF snug" IS no
we were refreshed and strengthened
'by the bubbling springs of friendly
ahead on the same road, stretching on
and on~now ill sunshine. now in
Corresponding Secretary—~Migs Ella‘ countered obstacles which have tem- the hill crests that lie beyond. knott-
dlyvbce.
Treasurer—Mrs. E. H. Evory, ' 1.tllat these obstacles were. only the not-
Finance Committeevlilrs. Robert F'. ural r0118" D‘N‘W- we “0"“ surmount-
.t"; chairman: Mrs. W. H. Church, ell or gone around them. Unjust criti<
lilrs. Frank Woodward. :cisul of material and workmanship has
Admission Committee—Mrs. Charles‘ at tithes darkened our way. however.
I Cole. three years. chairman; Mrs... we have put our faith in those W110
Il'ttroldGlenlienning. two years; Mrs.‘ were working for us. and they have al-
t oorge E. Thompson. one year. ways met us half way and made all
House CommitteeoMrs. W. F. Loch.7 satisfactory. ' in August we faced a
Ihood, chairman. ‘ . "idepleted treasury. but calling to our
Jilllllfll‘i'filrlrs. Elton Baker. gssistance the circles and chapters Of
"A; ywébfilfii‘rrblffif Stephen S. Jarvis. ‘lrthe Union, we found strength. the nec-
March—Mrs. James Flynn.
Ap'rilelfrs; A. N. Paddock.
flirty—Mrs. G. F. Benedict.
June-Miss Carrie Seymour. {
July—Mrs. Earle Thomes.
August~lliss Amelia Williams.
September—«Mrs. Willard Adams.
October—Mrs. E. R. Sherwood.
November—dim. Victor Selleck.
t'leccmber—Mrs. Frank Lauder.
Associate Members—Mrs. Charles
Ainsworth, Mrs. G. Edwin Comstock,‘
Mrs. W. H. Church. Mrs. Francis Good-
YOar, Mrs. G. H. Noxon. Miss Jose- fill; "“0 0" thanks “tended to the
psiine Hurlbutt. Mrs. Charles Macomb- building committee for ”m” laborious
or. Mrs. Howard Johnson. The first year's “'mk- A vote of thanks was
six ladies serving from January to also give“ 10 all the donors. to urchi-
July, for ttto years. the remaining for' WCL contractor. 3“" contractors and
one year. .the men's advisory committee. MN-
.\len's Advisory Board» Harvey M. Davis assured the Union there would
item. chairman; Attorney Leo Davis, be 3500 i“ the Union treasury before
counsel: John Mc.\lullen, Chas. E. May first. The balance 0f the meet-
lltoyt. Moses H. Glover. David “7 ins W35 8W9“ 0"" to listening to the
itaymond and Harry Rider. annual reports. which were accepted
Auditor for lots—George L, Wood as read-
ward. The Sentinel is glad to print the fol-
'Phe furnishing committee reported lowins:
' lessary funds were obtained. and every
; bill has been met on time. '
And now from the summit of the
mountain of‘success, looking around
'us with hearts full of gratitude to the
% “Giver of all good gifts." we present to
like “Norwalk Town Union of the
F King‘s Daughters and Sons" your new
property. "Tile Home for the Aged."
Respectfully submitted.
MlNERVA M. DA\'lS,
Chairman.
- porarily blocked our way. but realizing ing that ?
“God within the shadow
Kcepetll wath above. ills own." " l
[SAHELLE C. SHERER, .
Recording Secretary.
Treasurer's Annual Report.
Home Fund Account,
' Receipto. .
Balance on hand ........... 85,699.75
Contributions .............. 5.702.859
’ b‘iuanco committee l.958.81
‘ .Vestport (‘hnptcr . ....... ‘ 218.07
. Endeavor Circle .......... “ 5.00
‘ hind Word (‘irclc ........ p.00»
t'i‘lloughtful Circle .......... 7.50
Home Chapter ........... 3,487.0»
Opportunity Circle ....... 2.00
Clover Lent Circle ....... 25.00
Block system ............ 5.00.
individual ................ 17.50
Town Union meeting 30.72}
interest .................... 111.18.
$11,573.73 ‘
Disbursements. i
insurance ..................
Water commissioners
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Nortvalk Hardware Co ...... 452.7; which he had charge of. The dancer. 2
Philip Fielding ............. 935,3: of someone receiving a shock that. . . . ‘
Heating and Plumbing Co... 51.00’nmy be fatal is not remote in the. =--.l- » ‘ mm TflEAmEI.-
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Shades—A. Dickcrlnnn .....
Balance ........... . ........ 51.31~
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' $11,573.78z
Reserve fund for house furnishing.
$101.70.
; Expense Account. 5
j Receipts.
Ilialance on hand .............. $17.82
mason!!!
' material gifts:
that most of the furniture had already Recording secretary's Report. LOfforlng at annual meeting ..... 9.00
been contributed. The committee notv Another year has gone by ““1 many Sales of cakes ................. 2.80
0'11}? needing money to buy a stove for of the promises of last year have. been Friendship Circle ____________ 1‘00
1'10 laundry. a refrigerator, rugs for fulfilled and we come with hearts full Dorcas Circle ...... ‘. .......... 1.00
We large living room and screens for of praise for the things which have‘
the entire building. For this purpose been accomplished for “The King” .. $31.17
a moving picture benefit will be given this year. The circles MW 8011? 0“ Disbursements.
Monday, March let. .in the same manner by helping and Printing blanks for nominating
The chairman of the building com- uplifting in every way where needed. committee ------------------- 3 ~75
nzxttee read the following report: 'and while making sped!“ effort for “‘5 Printing reports .............. 3.90
One year ago the temporary build- new Home for the Aged. have “0‘ “9' Postals and printing some ...... 13.50
log committee. after finishing prelimi- glecled their work among the local Miscellaneous ....... — .......... 1.00
bury work. was appointed a perma‘ poor. in the recent Bundle Day, with Balance . ........ _ ............. 12_oz«
llelli committee with power. The its attendant labors of investigation.
home for the Aged, which at that time. collection and distribution. a large ma-
existed only on paper. now stands a jority of the workers were "The King‘s
lwautiful building, fully paid for, sur- Daughters." It was two circles of ours
rounded by graded grounds. driveways who gave the inmates of Naramake
and walks. The committee have tried Home the most wonderful ChristmasI
in every Way to have the building they had experienced in years. Our
meet all details in the specifications. pastors in our churches call on the or-
The water commissioners carried the ganization frequently and always find
pipes from the city line and we are to_‘ a. ready response. Assistance has?
pay them 10 per cent. of the cost each' been given the Hospital. Day Nursery,
year for ten years. in the meantlnefiRest room. Tuberculosis Association
the city gives us our water free. Theiand missions, both at home and
city also gave us a fire hydrant direct-p abroad.
l.‘ in front. of the house. Architect; The men‘s advisory committee have
A N. Paddock, who so generously do-fbean faithful and have given the“ ad-
mitted our plans. has been of great vice and support to the Union when-
help. To Contractor M. J. Riordan be—1 ever needed.
longs much praise. Not only has 119‘ The board of directors have held
lived up to his contracts. but he h‘as their regular meetings and many 399‘
taken a personal interest in the work'clal ones, the attendance always be-
aud his patience and advice has beenf ing large. The Home for the Aged.
invaluable. The sub contractors have‘ which was in its infancy, one year ago.
done their best to please us. ‘
The committee thank all who have ready to shelter the- aged W110 are
contributed money or labor. They3 helpless and alone. The board. of di-
gmtafully acknowledge the following} new“. voted (to; open A116 filmed 9“
* ' . . . . May
it. ’3' Elm. plane hour .131, ‘5‘. . "-
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‘ ”ammo" new
1 lug» HM “ ’.
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Lia now a beautiful building alomostt
8th. on Mother's-oily "
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'_ Respectfully submitted.
i MAY 8. Evonv,
lung: :, Treasurer.
Auditor's Statement.
l The foregoing reports have been ex-
‘amlned by me and found to be cor-
rect: FREDERICK A. ELLE,
Auditor.
Finance Committee.
*March 16 —- Moving picture
; benefit ............ . ..... .. ' $66.00
i Han - 53.50
......... cued-solo
lMay 8—Play in City Hall. 125.00
fAug. 28—Musical at" Mrs. Mc- ‘
‘r Mullen's ......... . 200.50
;Oct. 2—~Money Moon Festival. 601.81
iOct. 30—Proceeds from social
entertainments . ........... 103.00
Gifts during the year . .. 810.00
$1,958.81
This committee feel very grateful to
'0" those who have aided in making
this splendid report. ‘ ‘
KATE E. WAY.
Chairman.
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(Continued from first page-l.
The first question to be decided was
the repairing of Roman street for
which the street department wanted
$1,500. Eugene 11min. of the board of
estimate. stated that he had been in-
formed by a road builder that “from
$250 to 3300 would meet the cost of
fixing the street. Street Committee-
man M. J. Riordan said it was decid-
ed that the only proper way to repair
the street is to scrape off the mud,
which in places, he declared to be a
foot deep. and replace it with grav-
el. Haestimated that the costin- ob-
taining and carting that gravel would
be $1 a yard. The area consists of l.-
330 square yards. 7
City Clerk lJitxweilcr said that $4.-
Money1255‘1’7 is the amount raised by taxa-
tion and as yet unapproprlated ill the
in the Fifth Dis-
ltrict 82.677318 has not been set aside
Fourth District.
for any specific purpose.
William ll, McMahon, of the esti-
mate board. argued that ‘1 would be
' VEI‘y poor business policy to spend the
the street, espec-
He
members during the past year. it ‘is expressed the opinion that it would
{not by numbers alone that we should be. poor policy in "dig in" 50““). in
‘mcasurc gain, it is the gracious ser- H“. year, considering the small sup
money to repair
ially at thls little of. the your.
pleasant stretches of the road. where live against Messrs McMahon, Labia
alld Smith.
Mayor F. . 1.
Benton street before the
token.
acquainted with the conditions, having
occasion to drive through it about two
times eocilrday. He said he could not
go through‘ the street on high speed
the road is so bad. The mayor caused
laughter when he said that be had
stopped on ills way through several
be
ing up a dollar. i got --——."
concluded.
l The 0 0 voted unanimously to
1 table the host for an appropriation
i g the fire aJarm system
of 9'” t District. Fire Commit-
tcemon rry Mather explained the
necessity of getting the $2,000 asked.
Electrical Engineer Albert E. Win-
chester said that the system is not
for, ripe
only out of repairs. but that the con-,
dltlon is such. as to make it danger-
ous. He said it has been brought
about by neglect. He estimated that
12 miles of wire needed overhaulilx.
a considerable portion of which must
be replaced by new material. Ralph
Bray, of the Municipal Lighting sta-
This report was accepted and a rts- M. J. Riordan ............ “0.703.451 tion. related to the board the actualit
1041.99 conditions as he feund them during"
7334‘ the course of inspection and repairing ,,
'275‘ least under the present conditions.’
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was the opinion expressed by Ml‘.
Ilray and Mr. Winchester.
Mr. McMahon said that it would
cost at least $5,000 to place the wires
under the high tension ones where
‘they belong and thought it advisable
to withhold action until the consolida-
tion of the departments is effected.
Dr, J. Milton Coburn told the board
of the School Board's need of $1,00‘l
to make repairs. He said that'there
NORWALI IVINWG mud“
Buruell expressed his
acts and loving sympathy. Lookins. views concerning the condition of
vote was
He said that it is fierce and
shadt‘wwv NSUWU ‘0 press {OFWHW ‘0 added that he has become intimately
its a balance in that specific fund of1
331.70 and that bills outstanding,
”"501 columns. ;
iagainst it amount to $24l.~15. Hen _ 2
{said that the Winnipauk school mustFSOUTH NORWALK PEOPLE HAVE;
be shingled, and the floor patched:' GOOD REASON FOR COMPLETE
i that one half of the Knudson building , REL'ANCE'
ineeded shinglipg as that part of tbef
iroof leaked badly; and that the sane?
itaries in the. Fitch school are incom-‘
.piete. After an informal discussionI
:whiCh was held during recess, the,
lboatd appropriated the sum asked. 1
' The question of paying bills wasl Have used Doun’s Kidney Pills;
the last matter to come before thei Have proved their worth in many
intention of the board and this washes“.
brought up by Clerk Linxwelier at; Here’s South Norwalk testimony.
'the request of City Treasurer Bodwell.: Charles 50th. 39 Franklin street,
The board held the view that it W“ South Nor-walk, says: "I suffered from:
out of its province to regulate that kidney complaint for years. _ Pains
matter. The request that the specinclgmned in my loins, extending into mil
funds for each department he put into tshoulderg and head. and if i stooped
one general fund was turned 1m." straightened quickly, sharp twins-
the opinion being held by the board?“ darted through my back, almost
that this is the only method by which taking my breath away. The kidney
3 check is placed on the heads
each department, notwithstanding the obliged to get up frequently at night.
fact that Treasurer Bodwell was Seeing Doan’s Kidney Pills advertis-
Do you know how—
To find relief from backache;
To correct distressing urinary ills;
To assist weak kidneys?
Your neighbors know the way—
0’ secretions bothered me, and. I want
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PLEASANT HOUR-—
LOCKWOOD'B HALL
PARAMOUNT FEATURES
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
’v‘ouonnow ONLY:
Evelyn Nesbil Thaw
and son Russell William. in
.The Threads of Destiny
A flvopart Lubin attraction of great;
merit. Don't fall to take advantage of
your only chance to see Evelyn Thaw
‘quoted as declaring that it would be ed, I got a supply at Plaisted's Drug
necessary to have 114 accounts. ThelStore. 1 had used them only a few
meeting "190 adjourned. idays before the pains and other all-
i . {merits left. All that I said about
3 . {Doan’s Kidney Pills when l publicly
“RINK “one "‘1'“ ‘recommended them some years ago.
still holds good. I know that they are
IF KIDNE'S noTHEmthe best kidney mediéine to be had,
land I depend upon them to keep my
Eat Loco Meat and T“: 3"“ forEkidneys in good working order."
I i Price 500, at all dealers.
Don’t
Baokoche or Budd" Trouble. {simply ,ask for a kidney remedy—«get
times during the night. When the:
kidneys clog you must help them flush
7off the body’s urlnous waste or you'll ‘ ”Pope's Diapepau” ll Quickest, Sureot
be a real sick person shortly. At. first - lndltleotion Cure Known.
you feel a dull misery in the kidney; ‘
region, you suffer from backache, sick 1 You do,” wam a Slow remedy when
iheadache, dizziness. 310100011 Eel-Styour stomach is bad-or an uncertainl
BOUT. mucus coated and you feel Their ' one—or a harmful one~your stomach;
'matlc “fluxes when the weather iltis too valuable; you mustn't injure}
bad. lit with drastic drugs. ‘
‘ Eat less’meat. drink lots of water: Papa's Diapepsin is noted for
also not from any pharmacist four.speed in giving relief; its harmless-
‘onnces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoon inesa; its certain unfailing action in
4la! in a glass of water before break- 3 regulating sick. 8001'. gassy stomachs.
times—always with the hope of pick- fasthor a few days and your kidneyei its millions of cures in indigestion.
will then not line. This famous salts ; dyspepsia, sulfide 'and other stom-
[3 mac from the acid of grapes “a i och trouble has made it famous the'
lemon juice, combinodlivlth'llthia. and l “0"” "9’- ,
has been w, for ”mum,“ mi Keep this perfect stomach doctor in
clean ctbgscddtidneyu and atlululllteiyo“r h°m°"k’”p u “may“‘e'fi-‘l
them loionnal actiylty, also to Helm" ““37“” me from any drug
:tralise the aélds in. mine. so it do store and then if anyone should eat
longer is a source of irritation. Hillel-“mom!“s which doesn’t agree with
ending bladder weakness. Ithem; if what they eat lays like lead.
- jfertnents and scars and forms gas;
Jed Suite is inexpensive. cannot to 'causes headache, dizziness and mm
‘jura; makes a delightful efiervescent f sea; eructatlons of acid and undigest-
:lithia-water drink which everyone!“ food—remember 18 maps Papa's
Eshould take now and then to keep the : Diapopsin comes in contact with the
kidneys clean and active. Druxsistsiuomacb all such distress vanishes. Its
‘llare say they sell lots of Jad Salts to ' promptneas. certainty and ease in ov-i
folks who believe in overcoming kid- ercoming the worst stomach disorders
may trouble while it is only trouble. lit; a revolution to those who try it.
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Phone 2300. «
l EMILY WAKEMAN HARTLEY, Manager.
Friday February 26011
THE
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l“8lliilP 0F PIES" Hill
' GMSTIPATED lilillll ,
Dollolouo “Fruit Laxative"
Every mother realizes, after giving ~
of .
Figs," that this is their ideal laxative. '
her children “California Syrup
because they love it‘s pleasant taste
and it thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach. liver and bowels with-
out grlplng. '
When cross, irritable. feverish or
breathls bad. stomach sour. look at,
the tongue, mother! It coated, give a
teaspoonful of this harmless “fruit‘
laxative." and in a. few hours all the
foul, constipated waste, sour bile and 3 .
undigested foodlpaoaes out of the bow-
els, And you have a well. playful? child ‘
again. When its little system is full
of cold. throat sore. has stomach-ache,
diarrhoea, indigestion,
always be the first treatment given.
Millions of mothers keep “California. ' I.
‘Syl'up of' Figs” handy; they know a
teaspoonful today saves a sick child
mmorroW. Ask your drugglst for a
bo-oentbottle of “California Syrup of
“Figs," which has directions for
babies,‘ children of all ages and grows .
upov printed.» on the bottle, Beware.“
commoturrold her... .00 :don’h be;
,1 fooled qotj‘fiilheponum. made“
Can’t 5'
Harm Stomach, Liver and Bowola. ‘
colic—remain. .
her, a good "inside cleansing" should ‘
Yale Dramatic Association
PRESENTS FOUR ONE-ACT PLAYS.
Prices—$2.00, $1.50, $1.00 and 5°C.
Seats on sale Tuesday, Feb. 23rd.
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. Saturday February 27th
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
THE MESSRS. SHUBERT PRESENT
Lou-#Tellegen
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“Taking Chances
A UNIQUE FARCE COMEDY. ’" . j
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' Seats on Sale Thursday. ‘
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Fill DAY: I
! Edward Aisles
, leading man of “The Making of
{Bobby Burnit.” “Ready Money," and
{other big attractions, ina live-part Par-
lamouni.
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' “Alter Five”
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Gives best satisfaction to buy-
? Coal
I not exposed to the weather. 3-“
er. Best quality of coal on
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its .
hand in all sizes. -._ .
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Outl coal is discharged'aod
loaded automatically. This;
means prompt delivery.
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Haul?» 8i Guns
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the Right "
round peddling pastels but they have-
n't anything to do with .
Will. Efiron
‘* l nitration: t-i impingin- apomdtor
RAGS and REST‘PBICESJOI' rub-
ber, metals, and feather beds.
Write postul to 3 Rowan street
I’llonc 441.
Special Music
EVERY SATU RDAY EVENING“ I
.nathsaeuerr
I NOTE—New entrance from Ellen. I
Tires Vulc .. ,
Bring your “scanning to." ‘
Best work and cheapest pm
A full am of augmenting, .
hand all the time. Worked”
for and delivered. .
tit-“ant Greg.
7 Wall St.
cont.“ -
i Junk Dealer;
There are two little men going a» ‘
“Tel”. 3;;
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