raised on these lands; and a bill. was?
introduced into the Legislature ot
31:11, providing for said productivity'
ltax. The taint committee on in)-
anee of the General Assembly heardi
i lthe arguments pro and con, as to:
l the merits of_ the p oductivity till!i
l (comm I". First Fae" PTlie oyster planters chimed that sucnl
{the state. The business was very: a tax was special in its character.
mime
amounts
"Add?
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous~—-'—--
Classified ’——~'l‘o Let. A & P-
Bcst Flour, 3. bag ...........
Maine Potatoes, a peck .....
Maine Potatoes, a bushel . . . .
ants)!
SPECIALS—
l‘lcst Creamery Butter, 3 pound .., .................
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LASSIFIEDlldvertlsements on thispage, Twenty-Five Words' or Less, 26c
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Gaps, Double Price.
Plimited in extent and employed a in that it singled out the product or
comparatively small amount 01 mp1; Pthe oyster farm for a tax. while the
tall and labor. The tenure of these products of all other farms were not
P0¥ster lands was obtained by Iran taxed. They claimed that it wjas
.chlse from the several towns within class legislation, and they also claim-1 Telephone 909
THE GREAT A.
1,24 WASHINGTON ST.
81 P. TEA CO.
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whose borders the Water lands were ed that the burden of- making relI
ilomted. About 487-1, the idea ofturns for such a tax would be so:
Wears
Pplanting shella'in deep water for me'hwvy and so dililcult (halt the ell-l
WANTED.
FOR SALE- W’We 0‘ catching I set. artificially pense entailed would be too great;
firs,t came "“0 VOSUB Up to fhatP to bear It was shown that in order,
time, the large areas in Long Island to make an honest and illtellisem
' Sound had been of no value to any report of the quantity and value 01_
m6 1! human being. and had produced no Pthe Oysters taken from the beds, it;
To LET. 1
l
WANTED-WORK BY DAY, BY‘ To LET—5 PLEASANT sooua 1‘ FOR SALE-SPRIVG PIGS FOR
capable American woman, cleaning,'PElizabeth St. Gas, water, toilet. [ll-1 P5319 51‘ weeks 01d- M7 M30 Phil“
' washing or any work. Will go out by, quire Vim. Hilsdon, 6 Elizabeth St. 'H‘l‘hlhhd Ame near West 3‘
day or take work home. Address, M. me it jrevenus of any kind. T11 l l f P
r =P . . ' e [oneer won (1 require a mu titude o ”1.1mm
N" care Sentinel office m6 3‘1 E FLOOR 62? FOR SALE _' HEAV‘ WAGUPAP le the industry primarily fool: u; spectors and cause green annoyance I! O Potenlon‘m
WW -__ .-___ , T0 L T—FIRST . and horse. inquire 3 Rowan “t'get'Pthese lands in Long 1 1 d s and expense m illustrate ”18 to 1889
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL Meadow St, 5 rooms, rent $12.00; 1335‘ Norwallt. m6 ti 8 an ound 'l m .11“!!le
from the town betw T k iv 1 t 1 Lou Island,P w“,
housework. Must be 3 SW“ COOK; 110 also small house in the rear, rent} 8 son the meridianl h e a 8 9h 0 11 E
BRIDGEPOB'I. COIII
wamemw’ 3.9“»
Phase of“ which the lands Were locat Sound, which after being prepared utP
ed. About 1881, the state took jun5.-i IPInucll expense, is planted with oyster
diction over them, and since that shells for the purpose of catching
time the state has ratified and now P“ 59L 1‘ might be that we“ shells the only fair and just WHY
firmed what was done by the towns, would be covered with set, or the '1 In addition to the direct tax of
and has since administered all busl-= set might be very [1001‘ These Shem-P fifteen mmg to the state, the oyster
WANTED _ EXPERIENCED filming. Address a M., care Sentinel i . FOR SALE-ovsrnli STAKES “9:: 53:“:3‘ filth imam list!) the oyster: {2121:2253} e); 11;: 3;] "We“ pay taxes on their steamers
m5 at Pfor sale, also 2 thde island cocker- f Y5. 8 question as nary course 0 . and other floating property, shops.
lector. One who is thoroughly 30' gels. A. Bitch, 51 Cale avenue. Tel- to the ““9““an 0‘ “1°59 “th 101*!” ”ken “P “d transplanted to other real Pestate and other property, and
quainted with the streets of city and TO LET—EIGHT ROOM BRICKPllggH m .1 3t the purpose of oyster culture was states. The 1)deth might be 10 also by the employment of a great»
vicinity. Must be a hustler, and able house, with improv.ements Very res- uncertain. and the Theta in the case D01“ cent. 03’5”“: 0' 10 2° 5° 0’ many men pay thousands of dollars
to furnish good references Gateb &P sonable. 13 Cottage avenue Inquire atl FOR SALE on To LET —— TO P°°“‘d 0'“? be “hemmed by ex 175 9" P091“ Wale"; ““1 “ “0““ in wages to citizens of the state, andT
Brennan 1115 3tP Keeler's Shoe Store. m5 3t- close business. 2 pool tables Also i periment The towns and the state ‘requlre the expert knowledge Of a other large amounts for supplies. .
;sets new pool balls Spencer S in order to encourage the pioneers man familiar with the business to_ To sum up we contend: That a1
Ada‘DIB, ‘9 mp Ave NOI‘WRUL m4 3! to invest their capital and take the approximate the percentage of shells' prdtluctivity [EX introduces an ean
chance Of 103.. ”1d these lands {OP or oysters, or their ‘P‘alue The ”rely new principle of arriving a\P
FOR SALE —0\‘E JERSEY COW the planters on terms fixed by the‘oyster planters claimed that the in)- Values.
(inquire James McSally, 40 Stuart ave- mm A lam maiorilv of the new Position 0‘ a "WWW“? m" ““1“ u is distinctly class legislation,
nus, Norwalk, Conn. m4 3! Pple 0f the state considered that tllt‘l'be inquisitorial in ”5 ”inure: 1111-1 lWhlch singles out the oyster lndustryts
pioneers Who took up the land were practical of application, expensive in for special burdens not home by any
FOR 8ALE~BABY CHICKS BUFF assuming considerable risk; audits administration. would open up
01.913510“, and R. l. Reds, 13c and many looked upon those who took avenues for graft and was generally
150. each pen 0; S C White Orplng up theloyster lands and planted them impossible and unfair. The com ‘1
to“ sm- “mummy, Nicholle poul. at large expense as belonging to that mlttee on tissues, after hearing 811
FOR SALE—0N ACCOUNT 0?
Phone ‘ purchasing a larger car, l‘- will sell my .
m6 3‘ Hupmoblle 20 fully equipped, for 8200.
F. C. Goodyear. RoyaLJanies inn.
To LET—5 ROOMS AND BATH. phone 1547 1116 1t
1116 lt- 5 minutes from station. All improve 3
laundry work. Phone 513. 1116 it ‘ $5.00. Also barn room, Inquire Chas 1
lH_ Smith, 22 Lowndes Ave.
WANTED -— ONE BLACK AND 1361. _
tan female pup, age 2 to 4 months
Charles G. Emerson. West Norwalk,i
Conn.
market value, and
rate of taxation on such valuation, ls'
s
1
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WANTED— RESPONSIBLE MAN To LET—WHY NOT LIVE 1N
or woman who can furnish references, ’ East Norwalk? W. H. Baker has al
to represent us in this locality, inidne eight room house. garden and
the sale of guaranteed Spark Plugs to ‘ garage to rent. Rental reasonable. 19
automobile owners. Good pay. AplEdlie avenue, Tel. 616-2. m5 at
ply Murdock-Daly 00., Spark Plug
Manufacturers. 39 Church St., New To LET—HOUSE 05‘ 91x ROOMS,
14 Meadow street; partial improve-
-lH‘aven, Conn. ml 3t
"' mails, including electric lights; inl-
mediate possession. lnquire of E. M.
other industry.
it puts a premium on perjury.
1t invites graft
It discourages industry and hindersl
1
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l
LOST.
*V . Tolles, 146 South Main street. 1115 St tr Yards, 21.1 East Ave Tel. 243. 1. class of individuals of whom it might the arguments in the case, reported
LOST-A Pm 0F EYEGLASSES y mi 31 be said, ‘A fool and his money are the bill unfavorably and it was there- it; 1:22:11:ng "(Ti the land. rather;
In a case marked “Poughkeepsie, N. TO LET—8 ROOMS, 4 ROOMS A soon parted " for not only did they by defeated. P if 0 ens up an avenue for mums,
lY." Finder please return to Sentinel each, downstairs all improvements. fuck a large investment but it was in the Legislature of 1913 bills orP torlal Panethods that will next be up
office. m6 1" PM Lexlngton S"; 5 rooms upstairs, LOOK! 8130 1100033”! ‘0 invest larse WIMP a similar character were introduced plied to farmers whose business is
all improvements, 76 Lexington SL;
3 rooms. 84 Ford St.
Kiss.
I share profits with you by giving P0! money in ‘00“ and equipment N and after full hearing were reported analogous to the oystcrmens
_\ou the lowest prlces on 15 y-cnls P0163“ up the grounds and “like thmP unfavorably and failed of enact The same method should be em
guaranteed tin made Into leaders ready for planting, and further large meat ‘plqyed do arriving at the values of
{andblluggm“galtgtgdh‘ixalrds. tin roof some in the plPlPrchase of material tori The same reasons that prevented oystervlands as is employed m or
We enactment 0’ “115 “33mm!“ m rlvlng at the value of farm lands.
HENRY A, HEOELEIN. planting them As a winter of fact,‘
so \\'-nur s1 p110...- 11011.1.) in ”“3 “my “a": “"89 “hm“ 0‘ the Legislature of 1911 and 1913 still The state should look with fave r 0,,
‘” "'”’”'"'*‘P'B°ney were 1°“ W experimenting 0X13“: and “9 beliete that “I“ 50“"? an industry that from otherwise bar-
with these lands. and only am” the 0‘ fairness 0' the Legislature of ”I" roll lands produces a large supplv 01
will prevent its enactment ut tllr‘ food for “u, people and contlibutes
:expclldlture of a vast amount of
WI" 3° One °' the Features 't the money and labor is any value 031““ time. its full quota to solving the problem
LOST—THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
string blue beads between small gold
beads. on Main or Washington St.
.Vallled as keepsake. Finder please
return to 9 Haviland St. 1116 It
inquire Steve
1115 iii
To LET—T0 SMALL FAMILY,
first floor; 62 Putnam Ave. All im-
provements. Call after i p. 111. m5 3t
GAPS AND ELECTRIC EXHIBIT.
_..._,....
MISCELLANEOUS. T0
with everything 11) them
housekeeping, 214 East Ave.
LET—FURNISHED ROOMS
for light
m5 at
‘CLARENCE E. ARNOLD—VIOLIN
instructor. Studio 20 Lawrence St.,
. Armory Next Week- Pllshed, To” l The ”"39!“ 9°“,de of ”"3 lanes of the high cost of living.
South Norwalk. Phone 1063—4. nl-l 3t , 1 As the bit a ,0 rose (1 the ‘0 make
A; TO LET—7 noon HOUSE AND 0.... of u... {mum of the mg ln'PplanteraP, m e: illiPntgllle; mighl ‘trv lb (£1139ch ‘5 3:13:11.“ but We simply ask um the oystell;
MADAM ESTELLA ._ 19 ELIZA- bath room with alleprovements. In dustrlal Show to be held in "““receive” it h 0' MP industry be treated the same as a
rolectlou in than 111 a“ On magazine sewage pol- other industries and be taxed the
ailiP that the lands might. be “113611 01 our 51mph, sets have been same—no more or no less
laid out and mapped in a proper 13” MN!“ and’ if has been neccs
way. asked that legislation be much out} to "#113111!“ the young oysters
ed; and the Shell Fish Commission to other 3mm 59 mature them. such
was created. clothed with authority transplanting involving largo expen
to sell and map these grounds and diturea and the inleslmenl 01' large
provide the proper records to be kept “mom. {5 or capital in other BURNS
transfers
belll St. Medium and Fortune Teller. quire 24 Madison street-
Past. present and future. Hours 10
a. m. to 10 p.111. Business‘and Health
a specialty. 1‘23 3t
1135 2t Armory, next week, will be the gun dusfrv
and electric exhibit
This will be the most complete and
,celnprcheuslvo ever attempted in
Norwalk, and the lPlllltld Electric
Light and Water Co. has spared no
efforts to make it unusually interest-
ing as well as ellucutlouaL.
DEE-T1415 AND FUNERALS.
P Death of Mrs. A. J. Mercer.
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs.A . J Mercer, at Sidney,
TO LET-FIVE ROOMS, LOWER
floor.P All improvements. Rent $15.00.
Inquire A. Still), 4 Cottage St., East
Norwalk. ml at
TO LET—5 RPOOM APARTMENT.
East Wasnington street East Non , 0’ designations 3"“ M 11 might be truly. 9““ ”d“ ”w oys‘el‘ :‘ 11:. '1‘1 1 can ed was ucllknoul
walk. Partial improvements, rent ‘63mins)?22811113315121: : PLEEPHPPPIPPHS: thht time the 13““ were ““953“ at business lll Connecticut is on the xoVorw-llPlP: Paid {Lore her marriage"
‘ A l ‘
”2‘00“ Inquire M South MM“ street, gas stove, willcll requires no match. )what was 1011911 :g‘consldcrcd their fair “flu“ and “Pm continue in that m was Miss Florence Gardner. She had
~mnrketP th’h Pd a fax 0f 0"” ”MP rettlon until the state [dill - measures
cent. was laid upon Hsuch valuation to prolont the 90““an of our 111111:
129 if
1
01' telephone 60. resided at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Wilson. West Main street, [or
This is a new device and the range
which will be on exhibition lit the
TO LET—5 ROOMSAT 57 sprung Subsequently, the bill creating the waters. Not mm. 5 per cent. of the ,, l‘a’lil Norwalk m June,
St. Inquire of Mrs. 11. Tarlov, 102 trmmy 1:181 ff‘efil‘fi‘f‘P‘e argutgmtxzsoyster police was passed, at the rod oysms ”m m m, m the mm, ‘13:?“ ENE“ PvPeug Mm New“ “M
Taylor AVG- 3‘01 1165'5. n80 tf een pu 0" I u' a g y quest of the oystermen. hhd 3“ “d from Connecticut are matured here; P
P-u trained nurse while ill Norwalk. She
was also a member of Grace Episcopal '
have been thoroughly tested, out ill
private for some months past.
Every gill will exclalm over the gas
chafing dish and table set which srog
shown, together with toasters and‘
coffée pel'colators. They are men
more handsome than the electric op-
pliauces of similal nature and are
connected right to the gas jet by a:
very small flexible nickel tube.
Then if you are planning a home 01
are bothered by hot water question
you will find a complete line of water;
heaters, automatic and otherwise i
In view of the garbage disposal
question which has recently agitated.
dltionul t“ 0! “‘9 mills was laid most of them billing been lruusplunt
'upon the assessed valuation M the ed to other states and brought back Ulruch
oyster lands 1° pay for $an police. Pllcrc to the sllucklng lmd shipping -
From that time until the present. houses. Under these circumstances.
the method of taxation of ”at" it would seem to be an inopportuno
grounds has Von to ““653 the lands time to place additional burdens of
the same as other lands are assessed, taxation on the industry
at their true market value, and col-. The report of the Shell Fish Cour
1°“ 3‘ tax at the rate of fifteen mills mission. in" regard to the taxation
on such assessments, The “5933' of oyster ground, states that the oys
ments have been made by the clerk ter gr,owers are enjoying franclllses‘
of Shell Fisheries. and the Shell Fish that were given to them for 11 uom James O'Hara.
Commission has acted as a ‘30an or 11111311111; bill the fact lSP that thGP Word was received in XOlua‘lk to ;
relief. to hear protests against the planters took lands that were of no day that James O‘Hara. of 105 Ha
Phsfleismems as ““9036“ by the “lysine and had never been of any. bor avenue, died suddenly y:o terdalP
this city, there has bash placed on sensor. 4 . ,_ , , lvalue and at thelr 0““ “Bk have in the State Hospital fcr the Insulin}
exhibition one of the new gas incln P Orlg‘inPPPa'lly, it was the theory 0f made them of great value to £th in Norwich Conn. it “as stated at:
erators, which effectually and santar- the tax. that 911011811 revenue should state, both directly and- indirectly. jtlrst' that the local man had hence 1
fly disposes of all garbage and refuse PbB ”Wild ‘0 pay 101' the administra .The statement is made that 001 , lmself, but there seems to be some,
in a few moments These lucineratorslthm 0! the. Shell F1511 Commission: nectlcut is the only state that has question as to the exact manner in
have been endorsed by the health of- h b91118 the theory of the state tbntadopted a perpetual franchise sys- which he met death; Mr 1)‘ Hara was -.
[Hill Nflllflti
SPECIAL MEETING.
Should your eyes have been giving
. you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to con-
sult
and was born in Eilgland.
due to pneumonia and complications
of a mo ltll s duration. Silo is survit ed
Pby a husband and a month old baby.
111 England her mother, a bl othtrgv. ho
is a captain ill the British army, and a
sister, are liv.lng
Second Taxlnp District, City of Nor-
walk, Conn.
The legal voters of the Second Tax-
ing District are hereby notified and
warned that a special meeting of said
District will be held in the Council
Room in the City Hall Building, on
Monday evening. March 15, 1916, at 8
o'clock for the following purposes:
To consider the report of the Spec-
ial Committee appointed by the Mayor
and Council.to appraise the apparatus
of the fire department, the ilrehlarm
system, and police telegraph system
of the First, Second, and Third Dis-
tricts, and, if deemed advisable. to
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OWLCLAN
Room 6, Reels:- Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
: Opposite Hoyt‘s Thence.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 11:30 to o.
N. Y. address—727 5th Ave, 0 to
4 p. m. daily. -
one Cent
. .‘luls h\lll‘r 1) For it ire-um
The Roller 5,10 11 25c so...
imposing a fail-1'
,lusinoxs.
PVigllt ’ 'I‘lic ltadlng man of there“?
story of the theatre. “Her Triumph
,cnts.
Mrs. Mercer uns about136 years old
Death was '
Sale
slum Iron Pllla.......10c:P 2 for-11c
(White Pine Cough Syrup.25c; 2 for 26¢
TthorwalkiDrug Co.
H A. MEAD, M
I No. Main St. So,
' EDISth’SthlNlth
The doctor or the future will give no
medicine, but Will interest his patients
111 the care of the human mm... the
spine, and in cause andpreyentlon of
disease. Bo wise, try Chiropractic.
summer) : so. Nonwaur
9 to 5 '1 to 8 nuts: '
E. BAuTlPiOL, 1).: c
m Painless Chiropractor,
ea Meadow caesium-m smut.
orwalk.
authorize the District Commissioners
to sell to the Fourth Touring District,
the fire apparatus and tr a slam sys-
tem, and police telegraph as owned
and held by the District, October 8,
1913. and on terms as the meeting
may determine. and to authorize the
District Commissioners to lease to
the Fourth TaxingPPP District the Com
tral Fire Station~(socalled) on terms
as the meeting may determine. PP
ToPallP'tllorlze the District Commis-
sioners to give a dull claim deed to,
appleceof land on Ells Street. and
receive for it a right of way for the
pipe already laid, its repairs, and the
laying of other pipes.
To consider and act upon such oth-
er matters as ’may be properly
brought before said meeting. ‘
~ ‘ : STEPHEN S. HATCH,
HORACE it. NASH,
‘D. WM. ‘H‘ARFORD,
_Dlstrtct Commissioners,
.miafi ‘SePcPond Taxing Diétrlct.
c. . ‘P mace seamen.
' BUFFALO. N. .ltiarch 1.4.11.1.
.12 until, a railroad brakonlau. was
1119mm: instantly killed by. his 10
yeti-6P old son has. yesterday. Accord-
.“ log to us, his. “the? m chasing his
. .P meteor. wit a butcher knife 111 Ill
so aria-M1
W“. Th
floors and should be seat by every
Pan industry that would develop have
householder They. are especially “gall-en lands into an industry that would
1111 in hospitals and institutions ‘emvloy labor and capital and provide
Automobile dealers will find with a wholesome food for the public
sstlstmcton that one of their chief should be fostered. In more recent
problems has been solved by the imP years it seems to have been the DOM?
traction: of the automobile glarag'e 101 the state that these properties
beater Which keeps the temperature should our more revenue into the‘
of the garage above freezing on theimiate than they had heretofore been'P
coldest nights and effectually pre- doing. ‘ .
ventsia bar from becoming cold. 11‘. 1909 a special commission was
Many other interesting and useful appointed to investigate the whole}
applications of gas are to be shown situation and report to the Legislature
and every one Should see them. of 1911. This commission made an
exhaustlve Pstudy of the oyster lu-
“PALACE SHOP" OPE'PNB TODAV« idolatry and made a voluminous report
L- Fetusod. this morning. opened MSP to the Legislature of 1911mm acting
well stocked little toggery 131101). on as a board of relief. raised the assess-
lvorth Main street. The shop will be ment on oyster grounds to what was
known as “The Pillars Shop." and lu1111111111111 at that time to be the mm
b
of Norwallr Who desire to be clothed mid.) With the ‘salutaiice of n. r.
cheaply and yet well. 111'. Felusod Lockwood, an oyster-man of experience.
' has an unusually excellent line or The assessments as place] on gym.)
everythlns that appeal! to the young ground. by this investigating commit-
and old man. and me hundreds who is. were admitted by the board or,
visited his store today Will certainly alienation and the assessor to be :1
come but until. Cloth!!! from hudP‘ 1.1. vauu- of nag property and taxes
to foot VI“ by M I "WWW“ _ ”Plan has enlisted on that value at
Mr-t‘dmwhooxmamo-tw thoriudflftanllml 7101mm
the county of Suffolk in Long lsland,P§
certain to be a fuvérlte among the menP market value This “35.55.1115“ wagloyater land values; but it is never-
tom The fact 111, that in the neigh committed to the Norwich Hcspitali
boring State of New York, perpetualP by the Nor-walk Board of Charities:
franchises have been granted, cover isomeP been. ago. He was torty- four;
lug large areas of oyster lands, at a years of age and is survived by a _
nominal price per acre; and that ill wife and five little children
lP
over 30, 000 acres are held under .1: Funeral °f 0"- Th°mP“ Byrne. 1...
deed from the state or county, '8an The funeral 01 Dr. Thomas Byrnc,,
taxed exactly as they am in Con .who died Tuesday afternoon in the
lnectlcut, except that they are tax’eds 'German Hospital. New York, “Phi:
by the towns instead of the state. ”"55” attended. “PM“? morning. 11..
We contend that the only fair and,"is home. Union PHm- New Jersey ’ at!
reasonable way to tax these lands is 9 3° and from St Augustines Roman.
on their true market value The Catholic Church, at 10 o‘clock, where
commission claim that it is difficult“ alsolemn requiem high mass was sungl
to arrive at the true mrket value of by the Rev. Father Byer, celebrating
these lands, That may be m“, if Father Fields. deacon: Father Me
the assessors and board of relief, as 'Loughlin, sub-deacon; Father Garland,
at present constituted. ore profes master of‘ceremonles. The 38". Filth-P
clonal man without knowledge of 91‘ MOMSGY paid .5 tOuChln: tribute to.
the deceased. The pallbearers 1vzere l
Farr. .Dr. Rector. Dr. ,Qulsleyflzr.
theles‘s true that there are a good DT- m
many men in the state who do know P300111 111.15.211.11... 01' LENN-
the value of these properties an
5,110.. services can b. "an“, obtain- Shandy. of ‘Sorw'alk, and is survived
.11, All“ four children. beside; his will). The
The report further says am 1: “will!!! “NP broutlit to Kuwait for
the owner-m IWW better or interment in a" WP“ cemetery. ”P: PiP
lbhoPnl Director A. J. Collins. The
more We plan at raising:
«thought the crowd pruned“ elem PW?“ WV meull
PM a” “a,“ . ., —.—--. W . , _ ,
P ”P P” r“. , m ”:0” mug}
d Byrne was married to Miss Fannie» P
' 1 SEEM SPECIAL
“W
ill gillnr 25c \ alue.
SPECIAL 10¢ EACH
23-3; 50.31am St.,
SOUTH \‘ouuuut. Conn.
\
St.;',l)'lui$tll o
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Stock Reasonable PM
PROMPT SERVICE
Sullgatuck
'rol. Connection.
POPUllB llllliflltflls
Today" 5 plays at Pleasant Hour J
Lukuoud's Hull will he found him.
ostlng and entertaining and Norwfll-
tl‘l \\ 110 me doing shopping are 111V“:
Cd to llllkl’ trip one of pleasure MP)
Those “no will not he.
shopping to do are also urged. to I”
the pictures 01 Monday the B
way Stars will be presented by m”
ay company in “0119 wonder!“ ,.
‘ulll be the uldlcl knovln and p0
ular Francis X. Bushman who it:
made r- llamc for himself In' govern
Iii): pluys. The show is a first club
one in every particular flag-la to
1.11011 :1 to those who saw lt'ln'legl
tlmutc ileld. l‘ul 'lucsday Gaby Den
the illustrious international Pstai‘,
tho sonsnfionc of two conti
makes her first and exclusive up
«rice in motion pic-Ill us in all art fill
The subjcct was written expressly (or.
the star and is so constructed-11., '
display to the utmost advantage Mlle.
Dcsly‘s versatile and astonishing tat-P
Of no little importance also, is
the appearance in the cost of Harry
Pllcer. who has been associated with
her star as a dancing partner. 0!!
Wednesdue the famous Craig-Ken.
ll'od) scllcs “Exploits of Elaine"
v lill I’c- .11 it 1111. 1111! Craig Kennedy
in the l. lillilu 1'1 he.
Lilli;
l
The biggest automobile
value ever offered for
less than $1,000.
Powerful, swift, silent;
w‘l‘he easiest car in the
mid to drive. ‘
-The greatest of 31141111
climbers.
Holds the road at 50
miles‘ an hour. .. _
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automobile. , W ,.
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king automobile condi
everywhere.
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