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EAST NORWALK
m'r rtonwaurusaoe‘l' c A-
me. Home of m m The anti“ hureoeived the fol-
lasaecoptedaposltloninthebresrl I
den Lace Mills, in upper Norwalk. 1 "m
l A great many people think just
because they attend church regularly
every Sunday. that these is nothing
more up“ (I til. to show their
We fill it inflame—e well-
m'n (sew-ll devot church
metabol- and «assist of one of our
fashions“. hat Nu'wallt churches,
“album-911 stands and watches two
don tear noel dhu to phase. and
W- m t- slory in the victory,
owlugtetbefact thetbls enamel
W “I. I“. 11!. labor. .of
East Nth-Ink seam-1y admire m.
Christianvlfia whit toward dumb
animals. Sch a men want not
MCI 1. church dam-a. For sure.
1’ (indented ‘11 being, even dumb
animals.aud~lle~dideotintendatthe
time of their creation. to have man
pert. minister in charge of Christ up- stand '5! I... welsh than tear'each
,Wclmrch. on Gregory Boulevard. other ‘0 m Jim for the mere
’uu this evening. conduct the usual 9'3““? d 11- 11 this man is the
I Wkly lenton services at the home of father “I W WON have
ass-s. rm M. Wheeler, onI Myrtle mm! on tho our children. for 'any
m >manwholacrleltodumbanimals,
- can“!!! would take advantage of de-
This afternoon the members of the
‘ '«W Aid Society. of the East ave
one I. 3. church. met for the regular
" mesa. sewing and social meeting.
, Kiss Anus Mae Angelman is condo:
“also home. on Seavisw avenue.
ill! an attack of touailitis. rHer
flunk-«hmtoueberaswell
3" over very soon.
Mrs. H. M. Rider. of Osborn over
use. has returned from Hudson. N. Y,
where she attended the funeral of H.
I. Rider. which was held there on
”outlay afternoon at 1 o'clock. De-
. used was thirty-nine years of age.
Rev. '1‘. F. Caskey. D. D., of South-
poor health.‘
As the next meeting of Wom-
an's Club to be held on b 12. a
m - can
’ ‘ ‘ “ ‘5'. ,I ..
. E. B. laws-ones and 1'.“
‘;W£ dict called on P. A. Thatcher in Nor-
walk 'on Sunday. Mr. Thatcher who
formerly resided in New Canaan is in
musical program wii be presented by
Mrs N. Han Sherwood and Mrs. Oi-
iver Anderson. both of Standard.
Conductor W. A. Green of the elec-
tric branch, in company with Mrs.
Green. spent the weekend with W. V.
Cleary and fondly in New York. in.
Clear; was recently acquitted of the
murder of his sol-in-law of new
straw.
W
Gilbert Stevens who was operated
upoa for appendicitis in the W
Hospital last week in melting . rapid
strides to reeova-y. lie its expected
home on Monday. While at the hospit-
al many of his friends have mind, to
see him.
George R. WMk-s who sprais‘
ed his ankle in a basketball game at
Manon. two ”slam is able
to be about with the aid at crutches.
George will be unable to play basket-
ball min misses-on. and thasughl
this the New Canaans will lose one of.
their best players. i
Thursday evening the Ladiu' Aid‘
Society of the Methodist Church will
Igive their birthday supper and banner.
The birthday labia wiu' be popular!
with those whose anniversaries have
occurred within the past three moll-
ths. The bazaar. a newly added fest-' '
use. will attract many as there win be i
articles galore to sell at reachable
prices. '
OWAYTO'
l
The members of the 1912 board of
tutimate of the former City of south
Norwalk. Monday evening at the Nor-
walk Country Club enjoyed a social
evening and dinner. The affair was
0 pleasant one all the way through to
We present.
_._-._,
fenceiess chitin. Let all Christians
Pray that their hearts will never be-
come hardened to such a. sight, and
we all hope that we will never wit
9V
Mrs. Charles N. Wood. at her home
a Osborne avenue, this afternoon is
entertaining the members of the Wo-
T *uan's Auxiliary of Christ Church. The
7 » angular business, incident to the
weekly session. will be considered and
a brief sewing and .socisl meeting will
follow. '
NQAQIQN (
and
Lamar Butler was out of town on
business yesterday.
i
£0 <
The approach of spring is signalled
by the activities of East Side boat
owners. The local shores these days
9‘ II" dotted with workers with paint“
I. —- and hammer, and improvements and
'lec renovations are being made
to scores of‘ boats which have been
W in winter quarters all too long.
. 'i‘hs action of the commissioners of
this district in establishing a collee-
Im agency in the hardware store of
.IH. P. Dunne. on East Washington
street. is appreciated by local con- ..__..___
more connected with the East Nor- Mrs Thomas Ellot or am“, Street
‘ walk municipal electric light pimp} 33:8 recovered from an lllneu of diph-
«It will prove a great convenience tdf‘ ”'1‘
‘w!.
Harry seen-an was a visitor in
Stamford yesterday.
The Darien School Committee held
a meeting Monday night. ‘
The C. W. loan-bury hardware
firm has purchaseda new automobile.
“The Worms: of Virginia" were
presented at the Town Hall last night.
I The Darle- l-‘iro Company was call-
. . 1m to a gram fire In Tokencko, Mon-
Master Percy Slugewsld, yam day afternoon.
was of Mr. and Mrs. it B. Singewald.
little East Side. who has been un- An entertainment by the ladies of
jargoing treatment for hip trouble tzeui‘kgwlfingumhnh to be given
mine direction of Dr. J J. Nun.2 ._,_5 ° "' °' Wm March
d- New York city. in progressing in
maid shape. Master Percy will 30 William Lochroed. manager of the
go New York again on Saturday of local stale of the Beern’ Urovlalon
, , week. Company. has been transferred to the
all .Norwelt scare
IOVners of property on the East The L“ A m N n Hel-
”to are flocking this week to the of skis m mnmuuzg h”°"°m‘°hued
lee of the city clerk to investigate a victrola and records. and will begin
a. assessln nt laced on their land the mcrriment with them at the sup-
tbe board6 of :ssessors. The Board ”e" m“, m ”4'3“. PM! for the
supper are complete and a good time
Relief meets on Saturday 09 this is named. An admission feoof twenty
"week. and this is the last day in- five cents-inhabitant
,flyers may look the assessors books ———-———-—-- -
For. The oillce of the city clerk is 08-33210le were frightezled‘rher;
a co cg. whose owners n no
its busiest and mast crowded :n 3:: known. a Alain and
city since the placing there 0 Rama“. "milling snapped-tuua't a
assessment books. - - Hungarian sun. and thou crap; at
. . iWilliam Dance in front of thevoffice.
- A number of dogs were bitten. On
I lion. W J H. Bohannan has ring
'the members of the Men' 3 Ciafliiétiilmad Avenue. stewed at a Hun-
, garlanmaetanithnsmugatWill-
the East avenue M E chmh 3min lain Deuce. who struck it over the
will be unable to attend the an- pm with ‘ club. m dog m. not
final St. Patrick's Day supper of the Later.
r-eless to be given this evening in thetI
of the High School and the pass ,
' Rev. 8. P Fairbanks, will be
ailing. A most enjoyable time i
4...“...
debit Cole, the former bridge tend-1" mmn‘m of Broad River is
'.. is about again after a. week's 11th1.. awn imbued h Smith's in shop
‘ and his friends are pleased to °n Mai-stud ._
.—.~.
before he was taken 111 Mr. Jus‘tirsigmg :30: 3::
W W placed Ml skiff I“ the Pill)- r_ of friends in town on Monday.
' 5 Int alongside the new Washinge’r til;
" “I street bridge. He intended, hal MI!- ll'hreaea Will I: now 7th)"
says; taking it away the next day, but I!“ Ben-M DW- m-e-tnuon. "A
sick. was unable to appear a; WI. 9'“.- at Wallack'a
“scene until yesterday. Mflhwhflo u"
,., a lease Church. VII? mmmwuwutuomsln.
leltavasotthsbridsemauaseuieat:
DARlEN g3
dde' returned the Monday a“ '
I” ““7 - “mung tummy-.1 ism
has been ruled that no.
“vs-.4 WC 1- .1“ !
Mrs. Frank G. Brown, who is stop!
iplng with her sun. 1". Harold Brown,
at Elizabeth. New Jersey, will re
“a“ anything “I“ so horrible again topen her cottage at Tokeneke Beach. pointed to it“
{ next Tuesday.
1
The dry weather of the last few
Iboat owners to the shore. and they
iare scraping their craft and getting
'them in condition for paintlns.
The ladies and men's bible classes
of the Epworth [league of the Rowsy-
ton Sunday- school will this evening
hold a jolly St. Patrick’s Day social
in the chunh. A most enjoyable time
is booked.
Sunday. March 28th, will be “ogsu
day" at the Methodist Sunday‘school
a} this place it is hoped that evaryI
member. little and big. will contrib-
ute as 'many eggs as they can on thati
day. The Bible Study class is in
charge of the collection. and will send
the eggs to Five Points Mission. N l
l.. wnere an Easter Lunch will
given to the poor children.
at
March 21“. and continuing for two
weeks. The pastor. Rev. H. ‘3. Auden
son. will be assisted by the Rev. A. l
B. Coats, of Hartford. who will de-‘
liver the morning and evening ser
mono next Sunday. Rev. A. H Bout-
well, of Donb'ury; Rev. J. H. Richards.
of Bridgeport. formerly of fNorwalk.
will assist at some of these services.
and all are invited to attend.
a week's“ visit in New York.
Mrs Charles Snyder of Greenwich.
is the guest of Mrs. C. H. Buttery.
Morton Blake, of Chestnut
weeks' illness.
The King's Messengers will meet
with Esrle‘Gregol-y. of Chestnutfllll
on Friday~evenlng.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hurlbut. 9f
Halibut street, Wilton. atertsined
on' Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Mann. of’Wlltou; Mr. and hire. Albert
G Slack and their two daughters.
Florence and Rite. of Woodhaven, L.
1.. Mr. and Mrs. ll‘rsnk Boston at
Woodhsven. L. 1.. and Master Edward
and Miss Edith Spouses-of Wilton;
INDOOR SPORTS.
"How is the baseball suit coming
1”
menu
I!
of Stamford, and Rev. W. '1‘. Athena
genres mm It
. . . . .I
Mrs. J, A. Welk has returned from‘
“in
t
.3915
Road, is able. to sit up after a three:
" ,. rheumatic twink“.
WEDNESDAY. March :7. rats
on rerun
(misc Iron first Page)
the session pad Willem was tak-
.en shortly after 10 o'clock.
Rev. Etepheu Suite. pastor of st.
Lsdisiaus Church. was present. and
talked on Q“ question of rewiring
Cit! moot..." which his church fac-
es. his claimed the condition of it:
is dangerous sad crud that ironed 1
late action toward liking it be taken. 1
The reverend gentleman then also:
all a scumbrsely stalled by his
sari-hm The comm referred
the matter to the street committee
and the city We asking that a
report be madeasthsnext meethg.
Attorney Leo Davis stated to the
members of the council that he
{some ti m
"m " m ‘9 Eh myor and the. m c a" proposition am“ has. 106.
mammmmewwl
v’straat dump enhance. He said thtl
legal action in the way of an initial:-
tiou or civil damages. or both would
be resorted to in the event of n
at!!- belle taken to eliminate the
enhance Alter the explanation of
holding a ensure-so Council Wolfe
moved the letter be laid on the table;
luutil that had been held and it nutsi
Io voted.
Mr. Davis. in behalf of Richard W
Abbott asked fes- the establishment
of a building line on the westerly
l
and that it would be wise policy for
the city to have the line established
;hefore the work commenced,
thus avoid damages Councilman
Riordan recalled that the matter
came up fully six months ago and he
thought a committee had been ap-
gate. He said he
was sure so. mt had been re-
ceived. A canvass of the minutes;
siiuwcd‘lhai a hearing had been given?
‘days has called out it number of the last summer, but nothing was done.
after it was closed. Councilman Hip-t
son offered a resolution that a build
ing committee mum at building?
line, and report at the nest meeting. '
George Mitchell, Edwin L Hoyt and
C. i. Byington were named as the
committee.
Among the bills read were three
which were accompanied by a re-
port fro‘rn mayor Burnett. They were
6presented by Messrs. Mortal» .slilrrI
and Burke. mourning reimburse
meet from the ty {or chickens that
had been killer" by de‘gs. The total
amount involved was are. and the)
were ordered paid lumber. with the
other bills 1
A letter was read from William R
Thompson asking for information re- 9“} W "1" “19 amount received 15.
b. garding the building line on Roway
ton avenge at a point known as Ten-1m“ 0’ the department for the year. Cedar street school and work that has 33.1“," and Charles Bts.
his Court. Councilman Stevens on sun “'9 “WM 0' stationary on hand not been dose. 344.
A series of evangelistic services ruined that Mr Thompson was about 1 ‘° W “M “l“ 30" "I“ W“ said for hum-ted cost of all new buudinxs in ass—at. John St. and Edllo Ave.
will be held in the Rowsyton Baptist! to build two or time houses there. 0‘" 0‘ the mount elven for the ex-
Church commencing neat Sunday. l and desired to have the matter settledi pom 0‘ h" "3'"
Manner-aliens were begun. City
Engineer Sharron was instructed to
make a survey; and give Mr Thump».
son the desired i tion. The.
whole matter was erred to Mr.
Sharron and Corporation Counsel
Tammany
The report of Corporation Counsel
Tammany relative to reimbursing
Daniel T. Murphy for. an ever assess
ment in taxes was read and accepted
A hearing on the report of tbel
. committee having in hand the layout,
, of Blue street warm for April 13,'
sndthesamedstewasiiaeilfor s
mussels lllllll
IEst Lees Moat I! You Feel Backacby.
or Have BladderITrouble. ‘
Meat forms uric acid which excites
'aud overworks the kidneys in their
eiforts to filter» it from the system.
You must re-
have them like you relieve your bow-
els; removing all the acids, waste and
poison, else you feel a dull misery in
the kidney region. sharp “pains in the
I'D-ch or sick headache, dizziness.
your. stomach soul's, tongue is coated
and when the weather is bad you have
_ _ I The urine is
cloudy, full of‘sedimenh «the channels
often get irritated. obllging you to get
up two or three times during the
night. . 0
To neutralize these irritating. acids
from any pharmacy; take a table-
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast far- as few divs, and: your
kidneys will then act line and bird-
der disorders «linemen. This famous
salts is made from the acid of capes
and tendon juice, combined wttht mills.
and has been used for ”solutions to
clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys
!
I and stop bladder irritation m units ,
Regular-catered mast must flush the L
‘ :kldnsys occasionally.
and flush off the body‘s urinous watts
geLabout four ounces of {lad lslt‘s
hearing on the grading of Spring ave-
nae.
aadltshovred theinereaseinaara-i
bers of that class. Th9 figures read and alterations. :0.
allowed that in 1912 there were so in!
smears. is 1913. 137. and is 1914, 344 . ditions and alterations. m.
Whfihfiveuotnsldtbeirtues. He
recommended that Corporation Coun- dltilms and alterations. 89.846.
eel Tammany cooperate in every way
Millie with Tau Colleetcr R 6.;
Mitchell, in an endeavor to clear these mils. ‘19.
bills up. ;
The council requested by a unant‘ 67.
mos vote that the First District com—i
misslouers turn over their lire equip- 847.
meet to the Fourth District under the
same terms as ins been agreed to by.|
the other two distrmil‘f The report' permits. 32.
of the police main-sat ibis-anal up
read, and Councilman Willie moved all permits. $183.
that the First District be requested
its consider turning that over at the1
up. it was pm. I ‘ f
A letter from Pratt and Barth.
claiming $140 for the loss of a horse;
'which fell on West avenue, near Elm buildings. $156.10.
0159*“ on March 9th. Was referred to Minimum“?
alterations. 58
Amount meshed for patrol
the corporation counsel. Another use
in which Mrs. Harold 1" Clark claimsI
as a result of an alleged
faulty sidewalk at 21 Washingteei
street. also was turned over to Mr.
Tammany.
A. resolution authorising the build--
Ingofsshdosfimlth street, not to
cost more than $800, for the use of
was passed.
l was also an-
lt will cost $350.
The first annual report from Build»
5; inspector Clarence l Finch was
read and accepted. it contained luv
terestlng data and was very complete
The Fifth District leads in the num
ber of permits issued for new build
lugs and the Second District in the
cost represented in constructing
them.
The report follows:
March 1st, 1915?
To His Honor. the Mayor. and the
Members of the Council of the City
of Nor-walk.
Gen tlemon:
The following is the llrsl. annual re
port of the Building Department. Cov-
-_erlog the work which is accomplished
in building. plumbing and electric Wir-
ing in the City of Norwalk, giving the
number of new buildings and the cost
or mine in each district, the number or
additions and alterations and the cost
the number of illumbing permits and
the number paid for. and the number
of electric wiring permits and the
number paid for. and the amount paid
in each district: showing the district
that has had the moat building in the“
in
same: also, the cost of malnte
Report for First District.
Number of permits for new bulld~
inst. 50.
Amount received for permits on new
buildings. $150. .
Amount of the estimated cost on new
buildings, $128, 820.
alterations, 5:.
Amount received for permits—addi-
tions and alterations. 355.
dltions and alterations. 818 ,062.
Number of plumng perinits, 97.
Amount received for plumbing per-
mile. 354.
Number of electric wiring permits.
157. .
Amount received for wiring. per-
mite. 899.
Number of buildings moved. 4.
Amount received for permits to
more. [13. ,,
anber of buildings demolished. 1.
Amount received for demolishing.
.la L .
all permits. 3378.
Report for Second District.
Number of permits for new build-
logs. 81
Amount received for permits on new
buildings. $332. -
mm of the estimated cost onI
new. blitldin'gs, $261 536
Number of permits for additions and
alterations. 57. ‘
Amount received for permits for all-
fdltions and alterations, $78. I
Amount of the estimated cost for ads
dltlons and alterations. 834.861. "
Number of plumbing permits 1-28.
mite. 872. *-
Number of electric wiping permits
”211;,
Anlount received for wiring permits.
0144..
Number of buildings moved, 8.
Amount rdcslvsd for permits to
move buildinsa 371- I '
Number of buildings dmllshed. 7.
Amount received for permits for de-
I buildings. 49‘?
Comicsioner of Nance HipsonI Amount of the mm east on
i presented a report on tax delinquents; new buildings. 880,180.
m.ma
'for his line of work on any bulldingl
Number of permits for additions and
Amount of the estimated cost of ad- l
Totsl'smouut of money received fort
gs week he thought tits matter of dis-I
Amount received for plumbing perv
for you. "
Amount received for permits on new lROWAYHDI FIRE ALARM 130an
No.
12 Highland Ave.. to N. Y., N. H. &
H. B. B.
13 Hickory Biafl and tell Island
14 Pine Point Ind Rmn Point
321 Long island Sound to McKinley
St.
23 Pennoyer St. to Cross BL
23 Crosr St. to Railroad
34 Railroad to Brocade
a “Central." McKinley 6!. to Penney-
er (West Side)
15 White Bridle north to Broolkeide
16 While Bridge S. E. to Long Island
Sound
17 WhitsBrtdse. 8. W. tshngleland
Sound.
One smile of hell at odd times in-
dicates testing; two We of'bcll.--
thus. 1—1 are is out; four strokes of
bell—thus 14-1-1, water to be shut
off. A third or more alarms indicates
reriotm firs.
Number of permits for additions
Aniout remind for permits for ad
Amount of the astbnsted coat for ad-
Number of plumbing permits. 47.
Amount received for plumbing per-
Number of electric winng' permits.
Amount received for wiring permits.
Number of buildings demolished. 2.
Amount received for demolishing
Total amount of money received tor
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE
arm ”In
West at. opp. Franklin st, Soho:
Concord Street. ops. School
Cor. Ann and Main Street!
Cor. High St. and Bhyviow Ave.
Norwalk Iron Weeks Building
Cor. Cedar St. and West Ave.
18 High School. was: Avenue
2! Cor. Taylor Ave. and West as.
:3 Cor. Beaten fi. plenty Ave.
:4 Cor. Chestnut aleI-ienry Sta.
:5 Cor. Moor“ and Main Sta.
2‘ Lexington Ave. and Austin at.
:7 West and Elm Grove sis.
. i Cor. Washingtonani Mullahs.
31 South Main at. near Meadow
:2 Electric Ught Station
Report for the Fifth District.
Number of permits for new builds No.
12
is
14
15
16
17
hunt received for permits an new
Aunt of the estimated cost on new
and
or Id-
dltieos and alterations, “4.
Am of the estimated cost for ad-
ditto-s and alterations, 320.883.
Number of plumbing permits, 107.
Amount recerved for plumbing per-I
.. ._,-.——--_..
Bills. .33. 34 for. Clay and 3:13;" .St
85 Cor. Hevilsnd a.
Number of electric wiring permits. a: Lockwood In" “I ,
"3' 4 Cor. Day and Raymond Sta.
5‘0“!“ "00"“ ’0' Wins Weill!- 4: Cor. Palrileld Ave. m Cesar so
015 42 Taylor Ave. and Sent; Sta 8:
43 Woodward Ave. and en ow .
number or ”Min“ ”o'ed' 5 '45 Car. nut-rm and Quintard Ave.
Amount received for permits to move
buildings, 841,
Total amount of money received for
all permits. 8411.
You will notice in the report of each
district that the number of plumbingI
and wiring permits esceds the amount
of money received for permits. We do
not charge the plumber or the electri-
cian for the permit that he receives
Cor. Woodward and Lowndes Ave.
B & G Corset (30.. Ann at.
Golden Hill and Elmwood Ave.
Washington St. Bridge
Freight Yard ’
Nomlk Look 00.
Hoyl’s Theatre
Reed St. and Putnam Ave.
Norwalk Hospital
Music Hall
9 Cross St.
mama FIRE ALARM
Boxes.
4—l‘ltch Sohool (private).
uarters. 86 Van Zant Street
46
5
61
52
53
54
6
61
7
8
that there has been a building permit EAST
issued ions as the amount paid by the
builder covers some.
The following is the total of all per F1“ W“ 170
mils and insppctlous made for the en- Telephone .
tire city: .' Private boxes will only be pulled
Number of building permits issued. for lire on premises where located
495; total times inspected. 1..015 A telephone message to Electric
Number of plumbing permits issues. Station (705) between the hours of ii
379; total times impacted, 780. 'r m. and 8 a. in. giving location of
Number of electric pemlts issued: life. an alarm will be given from near
607: total times inspected. 1,240. II-est bar. , .
Tom number of permits mued.1.l Second alarms are eel, to be glv~
481; total number inspections. 3. 015. on by the chief or acting chief, upon
Making an average of betwoen ten his arrival at the are
End eleven inspectionadally. FMSI'VIII SCUM” (minute):
Total number of changes ordered,55.» 313.49.“ Washington and Fort S”,
Total number 0‘ permits “0‘ given.. 214~Van Zandt 8t. and Osborn Ave.
'216—East Ave. and Rowan St
Amount of money refunded for the I217_wmfle,d St.
’m—uast Ave and mu St.
all districts. $627. 686. :332—‘-Seaview Ave and First. St.
Estimated W“ 0‘ 3“ addition “my dab-Boulevard and Second St
alterations. all districts. 3103 391 5338~Cove Ave and rum St.
Total estimated cost of all buildings, 837—Boulevsrd “a Blackstone m
in all districts. $7 80, 077. 's (Tel-l
Total mount of money received for tile—Keno! st. and Pine um Ave
all permits. 31, 674. 1 (Tel)
Total costot maintenance. includina aa—Kaym st and Duck Pond rd.
stationary. once natural. “DOWN-"vi (Tet) _
traveling expense and salary. $1, 579. Sis—Shore my”. (Tel-l
Stationary on hand for next year. 3mm Slilnsla.
8M- . :1—0ne blast at odd times, testing or ..
Leaving a. balance of 386. l line open. -' .
The desire of the dopartnlsnt is to 1—0“ blast at g p in” granting timed
have all building. plumbing and elec- 1-1—Two blasts, fire out.
tric wiring done in accordance with 11-11—Twenty two at 8 a. In. no ~
the new ordinance. which will be roadv » morning session of public
for the next meeting in April. and, school
which we are in hopes will meet with 1111—Twenty-two, at 12: 30 p. no. no
the approval of all concerned. ' afternoon session of public
Trusting that the report and the worhi school. ,
done by the building committee and llllllllll—Ten blasts quickly calls
'the inspection has met with the appro-' the entire. department.
vol of his honor. thsdtay nonmembers of
the Council and the public. Thankinx
.n m. m tarpon m t... first cum: in Ills
year of this owes.
Respectfully submitted. “it! If IWIIWI.
CLARENCE I. NECK.
00111!an Hipsou "timed that in t It Becomes Thick, Wavy. Lustrous
and All Dandruff DWOCIII-
Surely try a “Danderine Hair
Cleanse" if you wish to humedlately
posing of the citys garage would be]
Iln such shape as to give a detailedl .
statement of the proposed arrange gdouble the beauty of your hair Just I‘I‘
-ment. » I ‘ T moisten a cloth with Dandelion and ,
Councilman Wolfe asked permis draw it carefully through your hair.
’nion- to have the city engineer obtain taking one small strand at a time;
a plan of the Delpiano house on Mon this will cleanse the hair of dust. dirt
“roe street for the police department or any excessive oil—in a few Iminv I...“
and it was granted. The plan is to be I uteg you will be amazed. Your hair '.
‘ used by the state in the case of Court! will be wavy, fluffy and abundant and
the. murderer; . i
Adiournment was tbsp taken. .
, ' . , ~ 1 Besides beautifying the has one up
alcoves-sou MOT: "‘tpucationnl Dauderlue dissolves every I
“yam better hide somewhere " said particle ~of dandruff; invisorstes the ‘
the rooster to the hen; “the boss basiscslp, slapping itching and falling
an are in his W“ m can bring hein- .
. ,, i Danderine is to the hair what fresh -
“Well," said Blddy resignedly, "l' showers of rain and. sunshine are to
presume- l have no right to com-{vegetation It goes slsllt to the roots.
plain: Ive been laying fonhim for s invlloi‘stel' and strengthens them. its
good many vellum-«Mon Trans-{exhilarating “insisting spd life-pro.
crlpt ‘ ducts: properties cause the hair- to
slow. loss. strong and beautiful.
you csu surelyv‘bsve pretty. . soft.
”FIN”: lustre hair. lots of it it you
. ‘ “ ‘ Knowl-
possese an incomparable softness.
lustre and. luxuries“.
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