Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 24, 1915 · page 3

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' ClaSSiiied “Adar—To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous

LASSIFIED Advertisements on thispage. Twenty-Five Ward {gr Less. 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.

Wants!

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WANTED. TO LET. FOR SALE.

WANTED—MAN oven 30 YEARsl To LET—FURNISHED HOUSE, ts} FOR SALE-CHEAP. ONE PAIR
"“1 ‘0 ”an {of US this Spring and alllroom, near water, new bungalow. All0f Broil“ turkeys, weighing 30 lbs.
summer, making these towns: 'Bethel, latest improvements, electric lights, per ml”- Hen and Tom. Indian runner
Bridgeport, Danbury, Darien, Fairfleld, 5 bath, etc. Complete new furnishings :duck eggs; Fancy R‘ 1- Red eggs. 15 for
Greenwich, Glenville, New Canaan,:Phone 1083-2. E, 1.. Broadway. 321 3tlsl- Pure While Pekin GUCkS, $1 apiece.
Newtown,‘Norwalk,Ridgefleld, noway-l WW“? 1219'5' Handler. Mmie street.
ton, South Norwalk, Sandyhook, South-r T0 LIET—LOWE‘R TPASIZBTILS; ’h4 l 1124 3t

‘ , , .. , rooms. mprovemen s. n r e g 2
lilort, Stamford, \‘l estpott, “ilton. Olen FOR SALE—MUST BE SOLD, 5

'.Bros., Rochester, N. Y. 2 2 borhood. Convenient to business cent-E . ~. . _
L a 4 “er. Ready for occupancy 28th of April. ‘9‘! nice bulldlng lots. 2 minutes from

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'See owners. 2 High street. 324 at ‘

WANTED—GOOD FISH, ram—r

and vegetable man, also acquainted‘ . .
with the meat business. D. N, Robln-t To LET—.HOUSES’ PARTS OF

. . , lHouses, Cottage Barn Mauufactory, --l
bon, Rid eheld, t. on. T l. . 2 .‘ ’ ' ‘
_ g o e 37 a 3 ati Store. Ca“ and Be our “8,. Raymond; FOR sALE_A SMALL CHICKENl
t, vcoop almost new. Prl re . l -
(“WANTED—FREE AND CLEARBWS' 824 3‘ quire 52 Woodward afignufgzflev: .
llots f.om $400 to 83,000. For e hit in ’ l . ' ‘ ’1
attractive 12 room house. 803685580. ,50131 hfgxlkkostiglsinsuClhOst8;};walk. “24 3“
ll\'0r\valli. Conn. a233t . ‘ ' ' q 9 " _‘ ‘
Main street or telephone 13425.

 

 

Norwalk.

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1 FOR SALE—LOTS iN' EAST NOR-l
a24 3t. lwalk, free plans and specifications for

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WANTED—MAN THAT IS HANDY
with carpenter‘s tools, paint brush,

 

etc. Call or address No. 70 South
Main street, City. 'a23 3t

 

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WANTED—POSITION AS GOOD
plain cook by reliable party. Inquire
lM., °i° Sentinel office. a22 3t

 

WANTED—1 on 2 CHILDREN {:0
take care of. Apply Mrs. J, Becker,
box 135, Rowayton. a22 3t

 

WANTED~COMPETEIT GIRL TN
small family. inquire 12 Lincoln Ave.
an at.

 

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WANTED—WORK BY THE DAY.
To wash, iron, clean, etc. it. It, 25

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T0 LET—VERY DESIRABLE RES; Maring Construction Co., 123 Washing-l

Chui‘ch. SChOOI. ll‘Olley 01‘ R- R. sta- vious year exceeded its regular in-
tlon. Patterson, 4 Winfield street, East :come over $4,900.00. The only

324 u ,tles the Assocmuon has remaining I chased at, yet it has no information

'Slvori Selleck mortgage ..... 3 700.00 ‘ representing to this body.
{Eight shares N. Y., N. H. &

modern bungalow prepared for buyer.l

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with a clear southerly exposure,
which it will be possible to have for
all of the buildings.

4.—-A.u opportunity to place the main
building on land very nearly level, so
that but little if any grading would be
required. and room for the develop»
ment in the future for all the build
ings which would be necessary so
that the patients would get the benefit

It) SEGURE SITE AND MONEY

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A. & P. Flour 3 Barrel

 

Best Butler 3 Pound
Pure lard ” ' ”

The annual statement for the pre
ylous year, Oct. 1, 1913, to Oct. 1,
1914, shows as follows:

 
 

Pillsbury Ilour a Barrel

 

EXTRA SPECIALS,

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. $7.85
$8.25 ~
38c
. 11c

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of sunshine and fresh air, without in
truding themselves upon the public, or

Committee were - ' . .
. . used to meet the having the public intrude itself upon
current expenses of the Hospital and ‘them

in addition there were used the fol- - At any of these locations, the hospi-

All receipts from the Executive

THE GREAT A.

124 Washington St.

Free Delivery.

8t “P. TEA CO.

Telephone 909.

 

 

low' . 1: '
’1‘!ng las‘et‘v ‘ tal would be fairly accessible to the
e mprovement bund...$ 527.86 ‘trolley lines and to the street.

 

 

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183:19u2ft011fyhliank St?‘{k"' .9000“, The hospital would be far enough 5-.

q 5 0 ary Clark. ' - #40032 " fromrany highway to be away from the l
Borrowed on Notes ....... 2,200.00 ; dust and noise Which are objectionable AT CASTOR THEATRES.

_.__ features of the present site. What would You do if you married

. $75,028.68 ‘, The present hospital could be used a missionary, went to Africa with him,

Less increase in Cash Bal- ' until the time when the new hospital, tired of the life and came home? Eav-

ance ................... 123.53 was ready for occupancy. which in meiing received news that your- husband

“—— ' opinion of the committee is to beiWfiB dead, promptly proceed to marry

$4,905.15 seriously considered, as we“ as the another man by the same name. With

This shows that the current ex- Ethls husband you attempt to live in

other reasons for change of site. .
Your committee while it has someja cottage. and finding that he is not 1
information relative to the price thatsood provider. you threaten to sue him
the aforesaid properties can be pur-{IOI‘ DOD'SDDDOFL He disappears leav-
;ing a note of farewell pinned to his
land“ as would justify it in omcianylcoat, which is discovered at the edge
the exact, of the sad sea waves. Having thus dis-
‘, price that any or either of the sites: DOSEd 0f N0. 2. YO“ fall in love again,
541-00‘aforesald, could be procured at, be- ““5 time With a wealthy clubmnn.
_“ " cause in View of the agitation relativclaihleticany inclined, bill of a jealous:
$1,241.00 l to our taxes in the town, the PTOV‘ nature. and No. 3 threatens to sue for
; erty owners are very reluctant to selzdivorce, after having left You 1'0 your
l an arbitrary price upon their property,. 0W“ devices. Some nerve, hey girls?
luntll such time as the man who de-lN0w suppose all husbands

penises of the Hospital for the pre.;

securi-

that can be sold are the following:

H. R. R. Stock ............

Yours respectfully,
DAVID H. MILLER,

Treasurer. three

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Skirts

Saline Skirts in blue. green,
sand and black . . . . $1.00
Satin Mesaline in solid and
and changeable colors ,

......... $1.98
Satin Messaline and Chiffon
Taffeta, in solid and change-M
able colors ........ $2.98
Silk jersey Top Skirts, in
blue, green and black

----- $338—$438

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ldence of 8 rooms. All improvements.
$28.00 The property commands a fine
Sound View. Lawrence agency, 15 So.
Main street, city. a2~i 3t

 

T0 LET—AT 11
Place, East Norwalk. House of six
rooms, water and toilet. Good gar-
den. R'ent $13.50. Inquire at 16
Cross street, South Norwalk, upstairs.

Iton street. South Norwalk.

HANF‘ORI) ‘

John McMullen with a few intro?
ductory remarks, in which he stated
. that the site committee had thorough-
‘Iy canvassed the city for locations.f
asked the secretary to read the report
'which was done. '

The committee appointed at a meet.
tug of the 'members of the Norwalk
Hospital Association, held on the-—
day of February, 1915, for the purpose

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FOR SALE—HOUSE. 6 ROOMS,
and two lots. Reasonable terms. 10
ChurCh street. Norwalk, a23 3t

 

FOR SALE—2 FORD RUNABOUTS,
one 1913, Ford touring car and one
Metz runabout. Inquire Hunter's Gar-
age, Norwalk. «23 ?t

 

sires it, is able to assure them, that he;
is authorized to purchase the same, it}
they can agree upon the price, because}
they claim that such action on their]
part. ” would render their property‘
liable to a reassessment on the tax
list, and your committee thinks that
that position is a reasonable one, andI

did not insist upon obtaining optional

which the committee could not assure,

 

lmethod of solving this problem is to

should re-appear at one time, do you
think you would really be a bigamlst
and what would you do? This is the
situation in which Fritzi Ssheff flnds
herself in the title role of “Pretty Mrs.
Smith" showing at Pleasant Hour and
Lockwood‘s Hall Tuesday. The bes’.‘

see for yourself how she does it. For
Monday Cholly Chaplin will appear in

Stone, Brick. Concrete. Plaster. Silo
walks, Celnr Dlgging. ‘

2123 (it
To LET—FLAT. 6 ROOMS A.\D
bath, all improvements, near South

:FOR SALE—60 S. C. WHITE LEG-
liorn Pullets, Tom Baron strain, aver-
aging over 4 doz eggs daily, Soule,
Chestnut llill avenue. Phone 1332-3.

 

 

WANTED—GIRL FOR HOUSE- Norwalk station. Janitor service, 00— a"" 3t
work. Must have references. Mrs. cupancy at 01108- Apply Albert Well- "“
.Arnold, Melbourne Road, Norwalk, nitz. 1 East Wall street, Norwalk. FOR SALE—~MAT11USIIEK PLAT:-
fl’hone 691-12. 322;“ Tel. 1334-2. 323 3t

er Piano. nearly new, taken for debt.

 

TO LET—4 ao'oru APARTMENT,

and will dispose of same at any rea-
15 Orchard stret. Rent $9. Apply to

 

 

 

 

‘relative to the kind, character, ex-

,adiourned meeting of the association,
‘to be ileld April 23, 1915, hereby re- 'Norwalk, and that this committee ”9

,ports as follows:
Present owner does not reside here:

the property owners would be accept-I “The Jltney Elopment" a his scream
ed by this association.

:comedy that puts all previous records
And now your committee most re- In the shade. Here are features you
spectfully recommends that it is th I

9 cannot afford to miss.
sense of this association, that a new

hospital is necessary in the town of II Y H

of investigating the needs of the town,

pense and location of a new hospital,
and to make a report embodying the
result of their investigations, at an

 

 

continued with power to obtain op-
tions for one of the aforesaid three

Your committee has during all of its
sites. with power to purchase one of}

investigations acted as a committee of

 

_- ,sonuble price. Cost $750 new Ad- the whole each individual in ' . 'd ' m”
, . . 1 _ , ‘ . ‘ - . ember said sites, provldtd the sat .com S
fort street. East borwalk. 1122 3: éggbouth Main street, or teleghényz dress, (L 1.. Bradley, 383 John “rem, endeavorlng by his efforts ‘0 procure tee, will first raise the necessaryl
325. WANTED—“SMALL HOUSE WIT—ll ' -_ Bridls't‘DOI‘t- . a23 3t all the information which would aid funds to Day for the some): d d f!‘ SELL
e, . v ’ _ ~ . “ ' the purpose for which the committee : t Norwalk. this 2‘“ ay 0 ‘ '
.£,. garden place, hear trolley. East Nor- To. LET ”0U“? 5 ROOMS. “‘1‘ FOR SALE—~~llIAHOGANY STRAIN , was ap olnted \Dated a D 1915 IT TO . .
. ,walk preferred. House Clo Sentinel. improvements. 109 South Matti streetuof Nun] , b RI , . g p . 1 April. A. - '
.1. ' u ‘ “a (0m lode island Reds. ’ The committee has had six formali .] llchULLEN.
“‘7 A Inquire on premises. 212.. 3‘5W0n be“ display at South Norwalk meetings for the Duxpos of tllgeslin 1' . Chairman Successor to Wm. Efiron'
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ii“- nnwAtirfeTriaDn 1132512351: TAR“ TO LET THREE noon FLAT aidlarienwmh AMS' Nmed m" “d the information recelvcd by its lit; w nlrcncoca. ' ‘ Ph°n° 499'
.7 . ‘ n 0 care — ‘ . . w n er ayers, Hatchln , . . 1 ' _
i '10,. lawn, garden and can milk or care furnished complete, for light housemm $6.00 for 100 FxllTth‘ig: 1:33:03" dividuui members, and have arrived Secretary. .37 Fort Street. East NorWalk.
is}. [or horse and poultry», Address, 41 keeping. Every convenience. 22 Mam-‘32. 33' to 35 per setting Telephuie: as a result of its work at the follow-= The letter or F. A. Smith. announc -M
iii; ,Ttlylor avenue, South Norwnlk Conn. 50“ street. “22 ‘3 ‘ Darlcn 140. B. Quackenbush Darien lug conclusions: i log his resignation from the site com-
~‘ all) (it ' n ‘ -:| ' W , ' 1.-—Thnt the kind of hospital requlr-g mlttce. and the reasons for such lic-
§; To LET—Six ROOM? 4 “TBS: a... a 9d {01‘ the town 0! Norwnlk, is one 01‘ tion, was read. This letter appeared THE LITTLE 8H0!)
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g; "-——-———"' - ._. :treet, bythD5°:“a‘ft" {913: Ssh-”ti" FOR SALE—BARGAIN. SLOOP modern tire proof structure. to no In The Sentinel. On motion of A. L-
k.” MISCELLANEOUS ' hltgdlrsil'eet ' ‘3“ 01" ‘ algust [and motor boat. 10' 6‘x25‘ 66" with soils commodate f0"? 10 BIXIY patients. , Wheeler the resignation was accepted: SPRING
as”. ' ' lcomplete, A130 fine Woodbury piano. 2.-—Tllat its character should helm. Wheeler offered a resolution that FASHIONS

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FREE To ANY WOMAN, BEAUTI-
ful 42 piece gold decorated dinner set
for distributing 3 doz. cakes Complex-
tlon Soap Free with other products,
among friends; no money needed. Tyr~
rel Ward, 216 Institute, Chicago.

9.24 It.

LADIES' AND GENTS' HATS OF
all kinds cleaned, reblocked and re-
trimmed. Specialty made of Panamns
and straws. Prices reasonable. John
-¥ lRedway, 59 Water street, Corner Hav-
Vijlland.

 

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‘ N0 BONE CORSETS. MADE TO
measure, assuring a perfect tit—any
one finding it difficult to find ease and
comfort, are guaranteed absolute sat-
lsi’actlon. Mrs. Ernest Reynolds, 64
{Winfield street. ' 1m

~ PAINTING - PAPER-FENCING,
decorating, Painter's supplies; wall
paper, up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on
~ flora solicited. Tel. 400 Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. at 11110

~ , SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
eral‘contractor. Estimates given on
all kinds of contract work. 'Be sure
{to get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816:3. 26 Wood St.

 

 

 

I. Phone 1583.
oEkLvN'fis ‘
Ice Cream

A Nice Assortment of

 

 

Free Delivery,

 

s. M. DAHER & co,
Railroad Ave, and Clay St.

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.IRE'FUSES LIQUOR ADVER
. The Poster Advertising Association
at. its annual conventionot Palm

‘ Beach, Florida, passed resolutions that ,

no further contracts for advertising

. whisky. distilledor spirituous ‘ilouors

‘ Irwin be accepted, and that under no cir-'
, cuhstances will existing contracts be

TISING. 1

 

 

 

such as to meet all of the require;
ments of modern scientific appliances
and treatlncnt, as disclosed by the
latest architectural designs of hos3
pitals.

3.——That the expense of the con-
struction and equipment of the same

To LET—iROOMS. 41 VAN- ZAN'l‘lGOOd as new. Wilson real estate ag-
street. 3 rooms with part 1mhmve.‘ency, 92 Wall street, NOI‘WaHi. Phone
ments, 4 Cove avenue, M. Joselovsky- 32“- 1121 (it
all) tf

 

 

FOR SALE—HERRSHOFF, 5 PAS,
senger touring car. $75.00. Apply at?

Mrs. Wysman, 7 Fitch street, East

“To RENT—6 ROOMS. ALL IM-
provements. 45 Fairfield avenue. En-

 

 

quire Rooskff, 47 Fairfleld avenue. Norwallg 322 ‘3 should be, not less than $60,000, nor
a19 6t . imore than 575,000.
r FOR SALE—CARRIAGE HORSEJ 4—.As to the location, your commit-

To LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL IM-
provements, 85 Woodward avenue. Al-
so store. 70 North Main street. In-
quire United Grocery Co., or W. S.
Wilcox, United Bank. building. 6
room cottage with all improvements,
21 Lincoln avenue. t12 'tf

Bay. Not yet 4 yea'rg old. Theodore tee first examined the present location
‘Rudn , 92 Lexington avenu, South:0f the hospital, and with a view to de-
Norwalk_ a22 3h terminlng whether it was suitable or
.. I not. for an addition to the present 1108'
FOR SALE-D0 NOT FAIL TOi pitai. and discussed that subject after
see the line of Auburn cars beforefa personal examination of the pis-zn-
you buy. Fours and sixes. Runabouts ‘ ises. from every standpoint. comment
and touring, $1075 to 82,000. One {with the purposes for which the hos-
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One; pital is intended.
Maxwell runabout, good as new. G.
P. White, rear 113 Washington St.,
South Norwalk, Conn.
House phone 1279-2.

 

 

To LET — TWO LOFTS 1N
Swartz & Corbett block, 5,000 square
feet each, steam heat and electrical
elevator service, suitable for light
manufacturing, will be divided to suit
tenant. For further particulars. in-
quire The Old Well Cigar Co. m24 tf

 

,the town, ' which your committee
Phone 9403 thought might be available for the
pitai, which included a large number
of'sites, after receiving all the re-

LOST.
.ports of our individual members, one
LOST—WATCH CHAIN' MASOMC . after a full and complete discussion 01

room house, with bath and all other mark on bRCk' Meter dial cubic feet. ' the advantages and disadvantages 0|

improvements, 62 Woodward » Ave. Reward. inquire at Sentinel “22 3‘ the various sites visited, we concluded

F9? further partlculay, inquire at . . 'that there were three sites which in

the office of The Old Well Cigar Co. the opinion fit this committee would
LOOK! , -

1 share profits with you by giving cause of the advantages possessed by

m24 u be suitable for a new hospital, he
TO LET-5 noon APARTMENT, Y0.“ WWW-t prices on 15‘yea'rs guar— can. of these sites, over the present
East Washington street, East Nor- “teed unmade into leaders. hand-' site of the old hospital.
walk. Partial improvements, rent made painted inside, tin roofingi in, first of these sites is what your
$12.00; also 5 room apartment .39 plumbing “d heating._ leommittee termed the “Raymond-
Chapcl street, Norwalk. Inquire 64 . HENRY A. HEGELEIN. . Olmstea, ". site, and consists of a part
South Main street, or ' telephone 60. 5° Water .3“ Phon'o1106-12 or the Oscar Raymond prone??? on
' in n V __ lEast avenue. of about nine acids, and
‘ ' , ‘ . — z a part of the Olmstead property north
"oi-.5 . , _.l .‘gtythe same, cemprlslng four serge. ‘
'.- "“ _ ' “ ‘ " "The second site"is located on ew-
. Michael Lulll't'illb town avenue, about opposite the North
- CONTRACTOR.“ icenter schoofi, and contains" about.
Eltlmfltes cheerfully furnished" inlneacres. and is known as the "Map

o-s Wood ‘s:., So. Nor-mm. i’rnl property."
moan 1580.

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ro LET—FROM APRIL 15TH, s

 

 

 

TO Lev-5 ROOMS AT 57 spams
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 102
Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5," 1130 u

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The third site is located on the west-
erly side or. ,the Marvin Ridge, so-

 

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MASSEURS, CHARGE!
“That English regiment must have

 

 

acres. and, is known as the "Staples

Storage.

‘ If you ‘are seeking storage boulevard on fuello'ne'side, and Pine

portant*~for._ payouts ln‘a hospital, vl’z;
1.—Good air. '

'.‘I .meanithe Coldcream Guards? I.
read so much 'ab'out. -

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on {level alter .

 

"continued beyond December 81,1915.

 

 

, TIEAN'SPORTATION .co. '__E M Ma. sum-mi w...

 

We then visited every location in’

ant tf purpose of the location of a new liosg

called, and consists of about five‘

tract," and opens upoh Gregory “Point

beautiful complexion," sai ' , .
Blinks. . ,1: M“ Hill avenue on the other; i
‘ ‘ ' , u . l‘ . " ltes possess the 01.-
room, moons of What?’ exclaimed Blinks» in m , , All of these 7s .
“ ‘ V ‘I’ tonishment. ‘ H . ‘ . ‘ . lowinsxvvsllflsamni that are 5° Im-

2,—-LGoo_d drainage by reason of bani!

all prior actions of the directors of the
hospital he not approved, and it was
unanimously adopted.

Whereas. This llleelilig has voted to
purchase a site for a new Hospital
on grounds other than the pl‘esen‘
lf‘t‘tliioll of our Hospital, therefore be
it

Resolved, That all action on the
part of the Directors prior to this
date in locating the new Hospital
and the appointment of a Building
Committee be not approved.

lutiofi that prevailed, instructing the
board of directors to obtain specifica~
tlons and plans and submit. them to
the Hospital Association after the site
committee has purchased property and
given title to the association.

Whereas this meeting has accepted
and adopted-the. recommendations of
azCommittee appointed for the ..pur-
pose of investigating the needs of
the town, relative to the kind, chats
.act'er, expense and location of a new
hospitahwhich this meeting has vo-
ted was necessary for tlleneeds of-
the town, and

Whereas in said recommendation
so accepted and adopted by this meet-
ing, the said Committee is authori-
zed to select a site other than the
present hospital site for the location
of a. new hospital provided the Com-
mittee raise the necessary funds,‘to
pay for the same, so that none of
the funds which have heretofore been
subscribed, will be used for the pur-
chase-of said site.

Now,~ Therefore Be It Resolved,
that It is the sense of this meeting,
that the. Board of Directors or this
Association,’ shall » immediately upon
the Asspciation receiving title to
etthercone of the sites purchased by,
the aforesaid Committee, at once
proceed to ,take the necessary steps
toward procuring plans and esti-
mates of cost, for the constructidn of
a new hospital upon said site, and
submit said plansnnd estimates to a
' meeting of this Association, to‘ be

Dr. W. J. Tracey presented a reso-l

 

 

Suits, Glovcs. Waists, ('or-
sets and L'lltlt-l‘wcar.

Altructicc Models. Moder-

 

zltc l'l‘lccs.

It. AND A. CLAVEN

 

 

 

 

 

 

56 North Main Street
:(TITARE JUST AS OLD AS TO;

SPINE.

Even back as far as Caesar's time
this saying was used. In later years.
men substituted for it, "A man's just
as old as he feels."

Taking the two, and combining the
meaning, we have the true expression,
and Chiropractic Interpretation, A
MAN’S JUST As OLD AS HIS SPINE
ALLOWS HIM T0 FEEL.

STAMFORD ‘80. NOBWAIJI
9 to 5 7 to 8 run.

E. BARTHOL. D. C.

Painless Chiropractor.
63 Meadow Street. South Nomik.

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GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS
Every drink served at our
fountain is healthful in every in-
gredient. We use only the best
fruit s’yrups. Our chocolate is be-
coming'famous. ’ Have you tried
it? DeKlyn’s ice cream served
at the fountain or in boxes to
take home. Try our Soda. and
convince you elf that it is the
best in town. " ~

TheNorWalkDrug Go.

, H. A. MEADngr.
I No. Main St. So. Nat-walk.

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called immediately after the procur-
lngby the Board of. Directors, of the
said plans and estimates. »

, ‘A motion to adjourn by Judged. J. .
Walsh followed and the“ meeting was . .

 

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dufhenthef‘mood w more"!

 

.-.t-" good outlook from all slaps.

declared closed“.

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STORES; ,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

PHILIP MAzzucco

North Taylor Ave. So. Hm
CONTRACTOR.

Telephone 1217-2

 

 

 

. NOTICE
Dog Licenses

A penalty of $1.00 in addition to the
regular fee is provided by law for all
dogs that are not licensed on or be-
fore May é, 1915. ' '
Dogs may be licensed in. the Town
Hall building, Wall street, in the First;
District, during the week beginning
April 26, from 10 to 12 in the mom—'
lugs and from 2 to 5 in the afternoons.
Dated at Norwalli, April 22, 1915.
HERBERT R. SMITH

a22 6t Town Clerk

 

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LOCKWOOD’S HALL‘ _

0
PARAMOUNT FEATURES

TIYF‘FDAY AND FRIDAY
TODAY:

‘SIX REELS.

Including Our Special Saturday,

Feature. '

MONDAY:

Cholly Chaplin, the Great

Comedian in

“The Jitney Elopement”, "

TUESDAY:
Fritzi Scllcff in a New Play.-

Pretty Mrs. Smith:

 

J

Bolts 2 ,1

WILL corn

 

 

 

'Thursday ' April
22nd 1915* wt ,,
Five «Acts-E'Vaau‘de
villé‘and First Ru '
Motion Picture

“Three Performancesh-Dally

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

orcnnolt‘ ' ‘

Anoplces Combined Council

OI‘W

K, of

Assembly Hall.
Friday evening, April 30,‘
visas-Ts, moo, ’Admlutrlo 'ornt
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