EAST NORWALK
NEWS
Arthur W. Day and Arthur Johnson. hero.
of the East Side, are visitors in Essex.
coon.
The remains of Mrs. Jane Eliza
“...... Sharer were taken yesterday to Cy.
George cumming“, 111111 funny, 0! Dress Hills cemetery. Brooklyn, for
““80" boulevard. have removed wiinterment, the funeral oortege being
Lowe ”er in the second district. gby automobile. Rev. Edgar S Jack-
, Icon and the Rev. Henry E. Anderson
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- gconducted the funeral services at the
Jill Philips of Central avenue. waslzfimill' home in Pennol’er street.
med Sunday in St. JohnI' 31,1sz l Miss Gladys Mills song very effective.
W church. Stamford gly ”,Oh Love That Will Not Let Me
Wm 00" and “Peace. Perfect Peace."
The surprise party given in honor Vlflrge number of friends attended the}V
of Miss Irene Glover of West Ngrwm ' renlces and the floral tributes wereV
" W yoga on ”on“, ”wins and not. numerous and beautiful.
My. as previously stated. :
One of the largest real estate deals
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V William H. Baker, of Edlie aveuu0.:tl1at has occurred in this section in; Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Lloyd of .3“ will be more worthy
1. is Waterbury today, where he 13 in a long time is being consummated
“once at a meeting of the grand this week. By it Richard Tjader, the
council of the Royal Arcauuln. weleown traveller and author, has
-added extensively to his holdings at
fie funeral of M“ Charles Sher- 'l‘okeneke Mr. Tiader has secured
m of New street, will be held to- the handsome David Bispham resi-
WW nfanoon' at 2. 30 oclock dance and grounds, and seven acres
m the late home on 11 New street. of fine land from the Tokeneko Cor-
poration. All the property adjoinsg
The members of the Ladies’ Aid 80- Mr. Tjader's present home. and will
doty of the East Avenue M. E. Churcn give him one of the finest estates on
in lesion this afternoon at the church Long island Sound Mr. Tjader is
More on East avenue. Routine busi‘ credited with having been fortunate
me is being transacted and a pleas in securing a number of paying con"
ant social session enjoyed. tracts to supply war material for the
belligerents in Europe.
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'1‘ ”(a rim-prover
Horace Wheeler, of‘iB‘ethel. Conn,
he recovered from two shocks be ex-
perienced during the fierstV of this week
at his home in eBthel. His brother. .
Alonzo Wheeler, who hurried to his
fh'othe'r'b home on receipt of the news, .
In: returned to his home on Rowan
meet.
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The names of Olaf Anderson and
N Canaveri were unintentionallvlL
' left out of the accounts printed 50V-
on! days ago of the East Side young-
lhers breaking all records and going
swimming in Starch Creek, in the rear
of Crescent Laundry. The boch have
{in honor of being the first in the
water this year. 1‘
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Handley,"
of 3 Myrtle street, are today, unietly
celebrating the eighth anniversary org
their marriage The ceremony was ‘
wormed April let, 1907, Vat‘ PortVl
MienlN. Y. by Rev. W. H, Wakei
, film, of the Methodist Episcopal
church, of that place, until 1123th
filter of the South Norwalk M. E.
Willi.
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68 Cove Avenue,
East Norwalk, Conn" V
April 20,1915.
Editor of E1 ening Sentinel,
, South Norwalk, Conn.
Mr _:Sir
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flay l enquire through the columns :
‘V d your paper whether anything isl
lining done to enforce the recent or-I
, def regarding the muzzllrl: of dogs?~
011 my daily trips from the above ad
dress to Chestnut street South Nor IV
-110 Cam Fire «llrls meet" today it of Miss Edna Van N‘me' Railroad avg. l
Center School
Constable ”Hump" Smith spent Mon
day out of town.,
The firemen helVdVIV a rehearsal for the
minstrel show, last night.
Mrs. Garrett Smith "has purchased a
new model 80 Overland touring car.
The Young Men' 0 Ball Club has been
formetb with ,-Anton Nordin as warm"
ger
V: I was -bound freight was held up in
LDarien Monday afternoon, when the
‘air connection broke.
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A big consignment of geese from.
the Tllley farm was sent to the Na-
tlonal Zoological gardens in Washing
ton, Monday.
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Dog-owners bout town have been on
the lump, muzzllng dogs, since the
new dog warden, "Nate” Dauchey.
opened his campaign.
Mrs Wegster and family have mov»
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able to ”port, for no on nonpr-
:Durlng his tithe“. (inductor Dads
had charge of the train.
JHarold Cook of Burtis avenue to
now unployed in C. H. Fairty’s groc-
‘ery.
The B. B. Sewing Club met at the
home of Miss Hazel Banger. South:
avenue, Monday night. V
J. L, Van Name has returned to his
lhome on Railroad avenue, after spend
Ilug the winter in Florida.
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William Thorns Matthews of New
iYork has taken up his residence on
"Harrison avenue for the summer.
this week in Balsio. where he was
called as a witness in an important
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film in Slocum of late. is now in
ithe Stamford Hospital receiving treat-f
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Miss Caroline Purdy of New York
was the guest of her mother, Mrs.
iVEmma Foray, South avenue over the
gweokendfl
New Haven spent Sunday at the" home
of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Fairly, South-
Main street.
." Mr. and Mrs. George Gregory and
Vaon Harold, of Stamford, were the
guests of Mr and Mrs. James A. Fair-
t). Seminary street, Sunday.
The next and last musical evening
to be giVen by Miss Child and Miss
Smallhorn will be held in the Town
Hall, Monday evening, May 10.
Worden L. S. Knapp. whose ankle
Iwas'broken several weeks ago is now
I able to be about on crutches. A plast-
:er cast on his ankle will be removed in
a few days. .
1" Mr and Mrs. M, Morrell. Mr and
furs William Bylngton and Mr and
Mrs. Emmet Heerdt, of Stamford spent
gsunday with Mr and Mrs.Ada1n H.
(,1Heerdl East avenue
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The Shawnee Quorum Girls wlll
hold a ceremonial meeting at the horns.
nus, Friday evening; gt fit; so, 9,11; Sat
1urday they will take a hike.
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I Miss AnIna King ofV Stamford. who is
{associated with the V‘AVs’sociated Chart-
gtles of that city, will speak before
the Mothers' Home. Club at the home
a .
Vof Mrs. Walter Barnes, North Main‘
strebt, next Wednesday at 3 11.111.
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At the annual meeting of the Wet-
fare 1.1938110 of Westport the following
' officers were elected to serve during
lthe ensuing year. President,
W. Fuller; vice-president, Carl B.
Dolge; secretary. Frederick B. Hub-
belt: treasurer, W. A. Borden; execu‘
$5.5 crave it, all Should have it.
George B, emu: about several days and endeavor molest away.
no: 1111111133111: who has been to;
ngcl-lliciam is more m Vmbo bi 43nd (1W “Egon; who electhd 1'15-
Robert 3
II ed from Mansfield avenue to Stamfordgflwy 3- SMF-‘VWN. Willi“! H. Burr,
=V employer could send for some help 01
Hill kinds. F‘orty- -four men have reg
iiotered since January 8, i915, and this}
lbureau has located nine men in per-
manent positions. beside six men in
catch jobs.
The Falrlield County Farm Bureau
has had every possible aid rendered
it by this organization. the Chamber 01
Commerce having lent its support by
the use of its office and secretary and
invited delegatgs from every town in
Fairfield 'ed'unty to be present at a
meeting in the city hall, Friday, Janu-
aryI9that p. m. forthepurpose‘ofoo
[ ganizlng a form bureau. at which time
31V . they were the guests of the chamber
of commerce.
The bureau was organised with a
board of embers comprising a presi-
dent, vieopresident,‘ secretary and
1 treasurer and thirty directors, coming
from the various towns in Fairlieid
another C§m-
melee Mom on
Bahqueflaf the
Half”! Nemalk
(Condom from first use.) _
lwho has the welfare of "the city atI
heart: .
Lubucstes the way for all."
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And not as well for lack of it? V
Criticism puts more stumbling
{blow latiowaydhappflesa, than
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1 county. The headquarters have been
‘ $13"? 3:? “Emm‘emem established in the once of the Charo
T l k“; h 1 others is to her of commerce, thereby bringing the
"undoitoo or i ,0 59°“ 11 ' ' several directors to our city at least
.once a month.
The industrial and civic exposition
was one of the moat succesetul affairs
that was ever held in Norwplk Rep
resentattves from Flatiold.‘ Water
bury, Norwich, Willimantic. Bristol
l While we look. others find it in us. I
it and bolt no complete, apd or...
insults? Anger, lack offinterest; poor-
er results
A not on each others heck does both
seed. Each thinks more of the other
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Danbury Stamford GreenWich New
1Cauaan, Dorian, Westport, Bridgeport
back 0’ 5011“" public otheial,’ because and other cities visitéd the exposition
i little “WWW“ ink“ 03° 5°" and all declared it“ the best event of
You will only mflke him [all at, Ind the kind they had ‘ever 868“
, 'onurseif, more sour.
‘ V'You could probalny have done better
than he. of course. bet it go at that.
I One who minds his own busineslioo co.ncerus
111.311 has very little time to criticise On Tuesday evening, March 9 after
0W9” “WWW“- ’39 finds too “my: a large civic paade, the exposition was
htles in his own fence, and to tak 0 formally opened by ldeut. -Governor
were 01' them is 8'10?!“ W0" ‘0' ““1" 011110111 B. Wilson. with short address
mun. lea by Hon. E. J. Hill and Mayor Fran-
out any 068118 more encouragementl etc i Bumell and John Cavansgh. pres-
VlO think VWB" 0' "58V", Hill] any thing: ident of the Chamber of Commerce.
bike. The Harbor Comittee, George lr
To think well of bit 011?; mmake it Foote, chairman, is still working on
better, we must be uVlora lllVllSlQWV 93°11" Ntolrwalk Harbor improvements one.
other ‘ “ ‘ ghopes to have the U. S governnzen.
if We get the habit" ot-being kind to mm the appropriation to carry on
oach other. lye "ll! finally b99091°3 this work.
more helpful to our omclm aim 0‘" lSldveale matters are being investl
city will be better. -VateVd V '
Citywise. there are lots of little and? 11th“ka and New Canaan
big things that could be done better, Sircet “any," chime); has been re
in we all helped. glad they Willi! be néwe‘Id. '
lime befigii if we’ ”Him “W io’Ie'orgo 1'3. n11s.r.s.oyxooe‘,l, 11.1,
‘eiicoumséll Vmore- V [1111b Lycetl and C. s Macomher ‘werdi
When we start 1eIccteIIdI members. ‘“
would only“ remain John McVINVullen resigned as director
Don't thin-k it a duty to land on the
all, thirty different local manufacturers
gwere represented, besides other local
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Iqritlcise", if we
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one’s own ignorance. than 0V1 ones “1' till the vacancy;
1161““!chch high! .hc'ilddto.-H-‘ . i m 1‘. (3m
We need cocoa-am: 1111111111 “‘0" 1111111 of colon
to make this splendedmlty of our'fl the pm; A. 113.3
garden of industry, the great efficient 01mm! Defining-(1.1:
splendidly governed municipality. the A Winning ‘of 'tlle} Executive
home of prosperity. that “WNW“ Committee held Monday, April 19. at
ebrtfiinll' intended it ‘0 l”- p. m. voted to send a representative
To be all "1850 "“3831 “0 “"V‘ ““5 to Hartford to appear heioi‘e the 11
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~ funerals are neccemfr A“ “0 “mm"diciary committee, spin 20, (today).
do, is Just divert the unbeadthful at a hearing on the “iltney” mow“.
thoughts of some of us, so that each! tion to oppbse any legislation in favor
shall say unto himseNMself:A - 11110! the trolley company to stliile com-
1 doing all 1 can to make things betterfl petition.
Am I saying that l tle- word if en-
courdgement, into the rthat is weary
of complaint. if net. (glen my duty is
undone."
in our pursuit of the Grander Nor-1 Receipts.
walk, to which we all aspire, why not; Balance in bank' as per last'
hasten that blessed state by following:
the thought of that unrecalled poet, Cash- in office as per last quar
WM “1“ terly report, Jan. 29 1915..
“Talk happiness! Not now and then, Checks in Mice as per last mm“
but every blessed day, even if youg mm, report, J“ 213.1915.
don’t believe the half of await you any: , Dues roceiv ed
There's no room has for him who: .1“ ”at,“ delinquent 3' 6.00
Financial Report.
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce, inc.
Regular quarterly meeting. April '20.
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New Haven, Ansoo‘la,'aheltou, Derby, ~
There were seventy- eight booths in I
an elected chafrlnad '
quarterly report, Jan. 29, 1915 $109. 81 ‘
V ’ Wlbwelwmvh W. (turban. Arthur
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to $2.50 Sanitary Glass . .
Kitchen Set ior $1.4
PRESENTED BY
The Evening Sentinel
Every Dayle 0 Sanitary Glass Kitchen Set Day.
For RICH and r003.
Present this Coupon at our office with 5 others olcon
“curb/m: dates and the cost amount of expense items on
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use Sanitary Glass liltthéitLSet” ?
Ready to use, all complete, including eight. pieces, for o
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$101 0 9°
Every set guaranteed—Strongest, Most Durable, Most",
0 Sanitary and Most Economical Made. 9
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Great Reduction Sale"
$15 Suits reduced to 58 2 $55 Suits reduced to. .i;' ggV
$20 Suits reduced to $11. % $35 Suits reduced- to
Come this week as they are positively the biggut bargains
we ever altered at like time of t‘ to year.
* Lsdies’ and Misses’ $18.00 Coats reduced to 98
Ladies’ and Misses' $10.90 Coats reduced to .98
‘Ladics' and Misses’ $15.00 Coats reduced to .....
- We are putting on sale today 500 LADIES’ HATS of Milan
Hemp at 98c, $1. 25, $1. 50 and $1. go, in all the latest. shapes
Come and save money!
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2!, 1915
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or women‘s asp MISS"-
ES’ sum AND cons.
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The A. J COIIHIS Co. .,
fill! Directors and limitations
05%“! louse 11111111 lit!!!
* V12V- V18 Nil. Milli Si.
TeléVpVhone 747 So. NONI“, Cillill‘i
I-ISanitary Refrigerators
V A MOdern Heme Necessity
Whether you are enjoying the old home or are to build
a new 011e.No feature demands more careful consideration
than your Refrigerator.
I Our line of Refrigerators are sanitary, insure perfethV'
circulation of ‘Vc61d,dry air, and the whole- interior can"
easily be kept steth, cl'éan and sanitary.
Prices range from $4. 95 to" $35 .00
A. J Collins Company
Frost, B. {H Gardner and guest, S,A.
Smith, W. S. Hanford, F. l. Jonep,E
J. “Hill. M. J. Riordan. 0. A. brake.
"Mil Howard» 3"“ 1' Walsh. 11. F. a season of prosperity., as another
Edema Eben;.‘ll?.lltnemr Ind nun. new, concern late start WWW
“William 111‘. My». A..H.,Baldwla. 0- there, occupying the former owners
of the South Normalk, Engineering
street, and Eugene" Adams, Vol New
York, is foreman. ,
East Norwalk is also soon to enjoy
g SOUTH MAIVN ST. SOUTH NORWALK *
0. Wheeler, Charles S. Member and
Company, which moved to Bridgeport
V I, leather ones.
. ties than with them, and ‘most of the
iMany of the veterans of the Seldiers'
. nozzles which
are m use are the. 1Hom0 are suffering W‘l'h attacks 0'
If the order cannot bE' I grip
unforced it seems to me that it‘
ought to be withdrawn 11s it fails to The links at Wee Burn Golf Club,
" 3, accomplish the purpose for which it (Noroton, will be opened for the sea-
1. was made and is an injustice to those 8011 on gator-dag; The club's golf sea-
1- ’ "who comply with it and an unneces- son will begin on May 1, when a team
nary hardship to their dogs lmatch will take place at Noroton, be-
' Yours truly. tween New Haven and Wee Burn.
w. R. CARTWRIQHT.
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James Kelley 1114151111“
spraying frees about town.
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Calvin Miller, of New Cannon, was
3“ recent visitor in RVowayton.
street
»V Idrs. Earl Themes in attending the
._ annual convention of the State lie
tens Assembly, in Waterbury, this
I E!" fashioned dance in Raymond' 11 Hall on
April 28th.
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I DViV'V. Thomas Alsop has given up his
Manes at Toksneke. and gone to
,- wlcbusb, New Jersey, and will r6-
his practice of medicine.
In] for the past week, is again able to
be about.
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figuration has been started on the
tailor for the bungalow. which M. M.
WEI, ‘ of Saybrook is to have
medal] on the property 1901111111.ng
classed dram John Jarvis, in McKin-
spent the" week-end with relativVVes in
New York city. V ’
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‘ 21111111011: at *tho‘ latter place. Sunday,
and won, 10 to ll. * "‘
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illrs.V13lngan;and child, of Neg York.
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I. . for “(gourmets 11:3“, left toils}, Cannon "embers m oohlldcdg as. his
Oscar Schmidt, ‘Vtho it. been quite .
.VMlsg Grace 1111111111 or East avenue V
v 111111; Ne‘wV can}. haulers played the 1- .
who: have been stopping a Tokens” :1 condom: r. it Isis... ‘11 on; Vizéw’"
tive committee, dhsnni‘ng P. Harris,
Charles Fable.- The following were
, named chairmen of the various com-'
0. P. Harris; .
mltleea: Edudation,.-
municipal, W. H. 'Burr; public utili-
ties, E. C. Nash: streets and parks,
Charles Fable; membership, Dr. T. U.
Sterans; publicity; John Crowfoot;
ontortaiMent, Angus MacDonall.
l Dog Waxden George Mills is now of
gthe opinion that the epidemic V‘of ru-
1 bias is checked and that dog Owners
1 will be allowed to unmuzzle their dogs
after the expiration of the time set in
the order of the State Commissioner,
1011 Domestic Animals. Warden Mills
gdogs for the last two weeks and has
:answered many complaints, but only'
a few dogs wer0 impounded ' He
3 says, however, that he will keep a'
, careful watch until the last day of the
lthree months' time and that dogs
The Carnation Club will hold an old found unmuzzled between now and 94 in “19 “Wm?“
then will be killed according to we
".law No new cases of rabies have been
reported within the past two weeks.
Till?- fll'l‘lll SHOP
SPRING-
FASHIONS
‘ . Suits, Gloves, Waists,“CoVV1-.-
sets and Underwear.
Attractice Models.
Moderi
I_ ate P-‘ifib, _ ,
has searched for improperly muzzledl
I and at this time a committee at two lot. is” g delinquent
vaame Mr. Chas Hoyt was appointed June, 1915 ..
' . Chamber of (10me
10f their roomrfor stadiums and
V 'VVif' I “his,“ W .mcrco porenfll‘homagfath
whines as on his way he 8008- 35' Due 3511,, 1914...‘.‘.. 3 5:00
membe1, son, theworld is 11151111111111.1111l Due Sept" “EMU“ 2(8). 33
hunt our woes." e .,‘ .
VVViVV'l‘alk hiVle'piness every chance "W“! 3;, Nigel). 119151.. ‘ ' 215.50
slit—and talk it "road and “m“? Due June, 1915 ..... ,- 2.00
Look for u 111 the arms as Y“ mm'2- New members... 24 00
ly pass along; Perhaps it is a strangerI . 416M
now, whose visit never comes; 3‘“ Received from F_ VVH Montgom-
Wk it" 30"“ ”EV“ and that you and gomery, espositiOn trenburer 1,849.58.-
fillmlllless are Chums? V inegeive‘d in udvanca for *1 ‘mn- ‘ .-
Let's be doors, not kickers; lets1 he, --.-- .
kVnock the knockers, not the doors. IV
l goongressrnan E J'. Hill was highlyl
int0restlng in his addrcason "Point of.
View " He presented illustrations of Salaries
the thought Stationery.
; . The report of the‘ organization mg 380 ”H.“
lflecretary Charles VA. Dllwcrth fol- IMieceilalleolle ' ,
1 “V”! Expositlo bills
Su‘mr'y RePort °' WM"? “‘ ""‘l Fairfield,,Count¥ Nam bVaVnk; .
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nth“ CW“ and “WWW“ Commit- Balance in bank. 429.62
tee Mr. Ira "T. W an, Chairman,l ,
hall numerous meatball which mum 11101111 $2,.38347
oils of the" ability" “There are due and parable the 191‘
roblem. and the mayor called a meet- 1.3m; bmounts on the dues 9060!)”.
£15 .of citizens, which was held in thv after cash received and 1038 "Vfi‘OVVm be"
. 15. at 8 ii 111. i lion have been deducted: I
191 Hall, malty. Jen goo 625,25
.IaIn pu-
V tyflve citizens W83 appointed to on Sept, 1.914 3.1213109
ganlze under one chead the distribu- 1990» 1914 '32::
tion‘ of charity and raise funds for March, 1915 62760
treasurer, 51.173 was collected Aboutllune, 1m ------- -- 1757“
1500 has been distributed and V313“ New members“. dues ”it 3'1“" 1 ‘
loaned. The dlrml‘! 9'! the Norwaik flit times . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 175.00
foil gm the use
Total.......,..,. ”$3,654.50I'
The 111111111111; attendedV:V '
Christopher also... victor Ferris, 'l‘.
”shorty, D McNVe‘fton, 13ve MT. Van
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volunteered the use of the scorqtary
and stenompller to aid in this 11111111.
sundown 1.11.11 we". sit-b.
__ guest. William Stewart; 1!. B, Puddle,
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illfiilll 80m Willi
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l'gonll‘. '
some time use. Frankoooldsmn. of
New York and Silver-mine, hos least-:1
the building. and. if. having, it lined
up for it drains eatahlishmeoi. Tho
Goldstein family. which three years
’ ago purchased a faun- in isllverrnine‘.
has ions been ensued in the busl-'
James T.1Hubbell.. Clinton Hubbell,
John Milne. J. A. Carter. H. P. Price.
Curtis, Jacob Avie: 51115110111111 Page.
boss on the East Side.
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thsscalp, makes it healthy andVVkeeps
(with
classes learners Ml] be taken 011,
residents of Norwolk being given
preference. ' ~
The J. J. Scott Company will not
or known.“ is a wholesome medicine
for both the hair and tho-scalp. Even
asmall bottle of it will put more gen»
.uine life in your hair than a dozen
dler‘s, but will make tropical suits, [made' it. shows results film We very
Boy Scout uniforms, riding suits and' start. . " *
the like. There 18 a VOW strong Poll. | {Now on sale at every drug store Valid;
pany will receive large contracts for a bottle,
uniforms to be shipped to the beill- Mlldredina Hair-lacuna” is the onlyV'
gel-ants in warring Europe. 1
Mr. Scott, head of Norwalk’s new‘
concern, “WM 10ml)? ‘ conducted cent. of hair trouble. These pernicious,
New York city, which was engaged thrive on the ordinary hair tonlcs.
in the same line of business Mr l W mailed for we to my posts
made 1311 the moon Eelglan and room about)? new.
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South elm-ms concern nil" the fur-.1
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the libero; use of tension. huh 11115;,
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with a large manufacturing plant, in persistent and destructive little devils I
Miss ll. ""8. '1'.; A complexion, man-3
ness of dyeing hatters’. turn. and lQXfi "
pacts to establish a prodtahle Ihusl-V ;
Mlldredina Hair Remedy stimulates .
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it so. (it is the greatestscalp invigorate; , ‘
0le manufactilro uniforms for 9,51 bottles of any other hair tonic ever ..
siblllty that in time the Scott Com- tong; store in the land, at 500 and $1:
‘certain destroyer of the dandruff mi-‘g -,
crobo which is the cause of 98 per;-
Scott has opened on Monroe street. we; e111,, by The Mildred Louise Co, 1:;
Until” his direction uniforms were 3051,01,, Mass. .
counsels "will he roadw- by the need not 8W0". 1111111111 produced 111...;
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