THURSDAY. APRIL og, 3915
m tunnel-stare was 42 this morn-
ing, two degrees warmer than yester—
day.
Mrs. A. luaell. of Scarlew avalus.
has retmod to her home here sitter
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alter a shit with relativea in Hart-1 ”- M 3m. 0, mm 8M
_ 25.1.. recovering from an attack of tho
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Anthony onions and family. of 1m“
:atde of Spriugdale.
annexed in the bead." last night. by
it? the Woodwayi‘arm. on the Dalian
This idea was
Hunger Wilson of the Woodway
Farm Delimwbnsaidtbathebsd
a longlesse of the premises. which
could not be leased to the circus
folk, as reported. and he had ascer-
island that the Barnum it Bailey Cir
cusstiilretaiasaltlyearleaseon
its Bridgeport property.
A joint meeting of the Board of
Selectmen, Board oi Finance and
the road committee was bdd is the
Town Hall last night and the matter
s of repairing and building roads in
the town was thoroughly dhcusaed. '
preparatory to making a full report
at the town meeting which will be
' held but My night. 1’ch
attention was paid to Narnia! It.
nucandlliag‘sfindroadattbemaat-
lug, although the other roads of the
town were up for consideration. it
was brought out that Darien has
and Navwali, have resumed into Mr and Mrs. liar-q 51 Bryan hulab’oot 38 miles of thoroughfares. or
nel’odelsfakybullding. on Fort
moat.
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ism Bessie Goth. or First street.
accompanied by ber brother. Dr. Al-
has! Gods, of Blackwell's island. is
Wing the week at Niagara Falls.’
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Charles Amundson and Theodore
Moon. of the East Side. have re-
‘Ioarlson Brothers. East Norwalk
painting contractors.
Benjamin Cello. of Cross street.
mud district, popular employee of
the “Al” Hafner cigar store on East
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in City dsland. New York.
“ neatly secured positions with the;1
.avonue. with Mr. endure. Frederick
‘1Waters, otSoulh Norwallr, has return- a general alarm will be sounded by
ed from a visit in Greenport, L. i.
been solarium was Minnie disu-
Mr. and lira. William Moore have
been entertaining Mrs. Joseph Bates,
o! Iona afloat.
dire. Oscar Scott and Elmer Crank.
of Logan street. have been visiting
Mrs. Frank R. Stevens. of 'liowayton
chain of the Post Road and Mona
field avenue. Thetormerlaearadfor
bytbs stiltsandtlle latteris under
listens. '
The Board of Finance held a meet.
ing Tuesday night and transacted
considerable business. Approval was
recorded on two appropriations
amounting to over $1,000. The sum
of 8462 is for the purchase at a siren
whistle for the fire department. Ac-
-—-For Furniture, Rugs. Bedding.
cording to the arrangement planned,
1ths telephone operator and the first
one to arrive at the central station
1will blow the number. properly
Washington street, is confined to his Ranges Sterling Furniture Co. 127' locating the blsse A lire box will
insane because of illness.
Stephen S. Volsor will be in charge
I! the mid-week prayer service in
the East Norwalk Advent Christian
Church this evening during the ab
ounce of the pastor. who is visiting
in Hartford.
Saturday of this week. May lot. is
clean-up day. Begin the summer
fight by "awaiting the fly" and clean .
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338 up The clean up dayc 1911 Mrs. Ptabl is making preparations
is under the auspices of the East Non
walk Improvement Association.
0. E. Hddlnsn. of Osborne avenue.
has opened the latestJitnoy route in
Math. it will cover the "hill"
section of South Norwalk, and is
hand to be a prosperous one. The
nervlcewiil open next Monday.
There will belulfiifportapt meet-
dng of the oillcisl board of the East
Avenue M. E.‘ Church this evening.
The session will be held immediately
after the mid-week prayer meeting.
which willpbe in charge of the pits»
tor, Rev. 5. P. Fairbanks.
Dr. Joseph Dobson, who formerly
mticod medicine on the East Side.
“with an odics located in Van Zant
street, was a visitor at the home of
local friends yesterday. Dr. Dobson
is now located in Greens Farms.
Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Oldroyd. of Van
last street. and family. are removing
‘inday from the East Side to Hart-
tord. Conn. where they will horeai- _
‘8" make their home. Their many
‘ friends in East Norwslk regret very
much their departure 'l'rom this
place.
This evening the birthday party of
the Woman’s Auxiliary of Christ
“scope! Church. will be held in the
Sunday school room of the church on
Gregory Boulevard. An interesting
musical program has been arranged
and a very lolly time is bound to re
salt from the starts of the able com-
mittee in charge of the work. Re-
Ircshmcnts are to be served.
Mrs Bertha Radidn, wife of Wil-
diam Radian. 0! Third street, on the
hat Side. is a sister to Joseph Eh-
. dert. of 82 Smith street, Bridgeport,
'w'b‘ose body. yesterday afternoon, was
” Sound hanging by the leg over the
» side of the'oyster sloop. Democrat,
‘ ‘anchorod in the Bridgeport harbor.
’1 The manner. in which the man met
ills death is decidedly mysterious.
and the Bridgeport authorities have
_ greeted an immediate and thorough
' Investigation.
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lilfred Schimmel, of Norman street, ‘
12 Marvin Beach Tract, was tendered a
"surprise party, last evening. the oc-
casion being the fourteenth anniver-
sary of his birthday. A large num-
ber of his young friends were in at
incidence, and a very enjoyable time
at» had by all. At 9 o'clock all par-
ltooh of a fine supper, whicb‘includ-
”-tedsandwlches, cake. ice cream and
other good things. Those in attend-
” use were: Helen Schacfer, Mae
”Banks, Tessie Stefan. Mabel Miller,-
. mired Becker. Clifford Hayes, Eli-
: habeth‘Wilson. Julian Sachs, Rebert
linen. Ralphs Arnold. ‘Clliford Craig.
Iargaret 1 Schroeder. Albert Miln-
mudfldsnsndWillaMlllsr Matia-
ulcbimmblisavioliniaththbfior—
1 rain SM School orchestra.
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129 Washington St. South Norwallr.
1Pllone 105.
Mrs Mabel Raymond has returned to
her home in Rowayton avenue, after
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ray-
mond in Greeoport.
here today. and intends to at once
open the candy stand at Rotnn Point,
which be conducted last year.
to open bar attraction at Roton Point,
51 and a quantity of goods arrived at the
Rowayton railroad station today.
Mrs. W. (3. Stone. who has been win-
tering at unwood. New Jersey, der-
1 ing the winter. arrived here today. and
will open her residence at Tokenehe. 1
tor the season.
At the‘ meeting of tile Reliance So-
cial Club. yultcrdsy afternoon, Mrs.
William Pinkney was elected tress-
urer. succeeding Mrs. Samuel Mead,
who died recently. Routine business
was'Tl'hnsacted. '
Members of the Rowayton Drum
Corps have been engaged for a pa-
rsde in South"‘Norwallr. Saturday at-
ternoon. by Hunter Grotto, a branch
of the Masonic order. A large num-
ber of delegates from New Haven.
Bridgeport and other places will be
present.
DARIEN
OROTON
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Thomas Crimmins. oi Collendcr’s
Point”. has arrrived from New York
for the summer.
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Thére was a meeting of the w. c.
T. U yesterday afternoon, at 3. 30,
at the Library rooms.
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Miss Sadie Mom". of Noroton
Heights, is spending a few days with
relatives in Brooklyn.
—-For Furniture. Rugs, Bedding,
Ranges. Sterling Furniture 00.. 12’!-
129 Washington St.. South Norwallr.
Phone 105.
The house of A. H. Scofield is be-
ing moved back 20 feet on Old King’s
HighWay. to. admit of the widening
of the new Tokenolte road.
The cake sale held at the home of
noon. by the'Lsdies' Aid Society of
the Congregational Church. was a
success. socially and financially.
A town meeting will be held in the
Town Hall next Monday evening. at
which several matters will be voted
on. The report of the committee on
roads will be presented and seller:
taken.
During the past week there have
Bailey Circus is to more from Bridge-
port and locals near tile railroad.
either in sum or will: The
‘ 2 latest honor gave the new location
J. Jacobs. of New Jersey. arrived
Mrs. Ralph Hindiey. Tuesday after- .
been pmi‘stent minors about Stanl- ’
lord and Dalian that tho Barnum & ‘
be available for sounding an alarm
1outside the house. The addition of
1two chemical tanks to the equipment
of the fire automobile truck of the
Newton Fire Department root with
favor among the finance members
and the sum of $560 was approved.
The ordering paid at a few routine
bills closed the session.
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SAUGATUCK
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Robert l-‘rawley was out yssavrday
tor the first time since his recent ill-
ness.
‘ A telephone was installed by the
Connocticut‘Colnpanl' mm: on
State street. nosi- Riverside avenue.
A petition has been circulated
among the voters asking tor
granting of a liquor license for the
Beacbside inn.
-—For Furniture. Rugs. Bedding.
flanges. Sterling Furnitnrs Co. 127-
139 Washington St, South Not-walk.
Phone 106.
Local farmers claim that their
early spring crops are handicapped
by lack of rain. The first crop oi
asparagus was brought to the mar»
her by John P. McCormick.
,. The Civic Society. formed by the
ltallsn speaking residents. has in-
‘ crossed its membership to nearly too.
The members meet weekly in Joseph
Morton's cities on Railroad avenue.
"Wynliromere." the residence of E.
T. Bcdford, the Standard Oil mag
note, has been opened for the sea-
son. Landscape gardeners have been
putting the finishing touches onrthe
grounds.
Cornelius Maxwell 01‘ New Haven,
was fined :15 and costs yesterday by
Justice Purdy and went to the county
jail in default, for intoxication and
breach of the peace. Maxwell was
arrested on the State street bridge by
Constable G. B.'Mills on Monday.
, The man arrested by Constable
Sturges on Monday for stealing a bi-
cycle owned “by Charles Marti of
Saugatuck, was released by Justice S.
A. Purdy, otter Marti had withdrawn
his coniplsint. It was found that
Sturges was a well-known ltalian
resident of Saugatuck.
The report that Westport hacih
trap for automobllists has spread
rapidly among owners of cars and
during the evening mauy of them
cross the Saugatuclt river by way of
the King street bridge. rather than
take a chance of. being stopped on
the State street bridge. .Cnnstable
Frank E. Sturges started , the cm-
sade. Three motorists were arrest:
‘ed there on Monday night and will
be arraigned Saturday.
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Dog Warden Mills has received sev-
eral complaints that 'dogs in the
Greens llama section are unnamed
the -
‘ will be given at the Friday evening "
sun’- vvmh' nus vr‘ufis‘fiu' a.
mmwiua‘ée‘imomrshm” .1
Mr. Mills believes that the first 0’ 1Petition I: Made by Several Norwalk
themuthisvicinltyiemr. . Comma. . .
but declares he wdfl continue to GII- On ‘33 petition of Rutger Bleed?!
force the law. No rabies victims have Miller. of MS: York city, the c. s.
been reported since the dos owned Trowbridge Company, of South Nor-
by Nathsn Schilensky in $8ka walk, and I. J. Reynolds & Son. and
was takenL2 about 30 does have been lthe National Bank. all of Norwich.
killed since the MRS or“? went Itbe Oppenheim Hat Company of Not-
into dost.
lary bankrupt by John W. Banks. rei-
efee in bankruptcy
There were {our allegations in the
petition. first, that the commy con?
“ locates ins removed my
Latent to delay creditors; second, that
._ 13$ Werred while insolvent its
.1; f y to one or more creditors
.f with intent to give them preierenoe;
1third, that it permitted certain credi-
Itora, Messrs Daniels & Trimpet and
Johan. Woltbausen, to obtain a pre-
fereacc through legal proceedings by
attacbiog all of its property; and
ism-ti. that the company admitted
in writingitainability to paylts
MiaaMabelSalitbiarooovsringat-
taranoparaiioa in mansion!
hospital.
TbsmtblymcatingoitbefionJ
onstsranawlll be beldlloadal'
ova-log. W a bankrupt.
, s. d K. Hen.
am I‘m A (Er-'90?" 1'“ W“ A: yesterdays meeting of the na-
visitins m Ira- W 3‘3““ °“ ilonal board of directors oi the United
Smith’s Rios. , ~1-Hwttars of North America, which was
‘ meeting 0: The Mbters of m ‘0 m “m “‘0 menu to we
American Revolution will be held Sim‘fin ‘ Ru” 1'“ 51m next Satur-
next Monday. at 3 p. m. ‘
dbta was brought up at the board
meeting by Presidaal Jeremiah Beully
and Secretary John O’Hara. oi the
Mrs. Masters and daughter. Miriam,
of New York, are boarding at tho
Melba ion for the slumber.
H' 3‘ “mum” and “m", 1“" O‘Hara bad to say about the matter
"mm“! to me“ ”Mr residence the directors voted to order benefits
on Canon Hill 1°: the season. ipald according to the laws of the sa-
John Macaulay has erected on also
trlc sl in front oi is drug store in
front gum Odd “11:0“. building. 1and the unmarried man five dollars a
., 1. , . week until the difficulty at the factory
is settled. The registered apprentices
will be entitled to 83 a week.
The We at the Simon & Keane
Euctdry was considered at length by
libs national board of directors. Both
National President Jobn..W. Bcnlly
and ISscl'etaryTreasurer Martin Law-
lor. of the United Batters. presented
,the pass to the directors. The direc-
tors duostionad the; national oillcers
about the removal oi. the label from;
Mrs. Hiram Wakalbdhaaijjust re-
turned from a week’s visit with her;
niece. ,Mrs. Doolittle, at Seymour I
A Poem entitledf'lllala to; Her“
Dog. " written by ion Ends 1: 0p«
per. appears in the May number of
Scribner‘s.
~11»: Foraitnrséjlcgs. Sodding.
Ranges. Sterling Furniture 00.. 127-
in Washington St. Booth New“.
Phenol“.
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lir. and Mrs Willi-middling “sic tbsdrbtaad the alien bstlbeen 10v
Wateriown. N. Vim wit!" In?“
and hirer c. G: Winslow—oi South-
Main street,.
The strike benefits will be paid at
the Daubury omens oi the hatters' as-
m. 1 5'3 .
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Mr. and hm. m: Snyder. oi lit. 1
Vernon: spout Sundaryon South Main Rim"! small,
street, with in- all live. Franlt1‘ in F133 rs
Snyder. ' 0 AW!“
._.._....1;,. 11am owner and delivery clerk. is in.
John L Davenport. gun has been a precarious condition at his home,
confined to his m. in you“ Bid” with his memory entirely gone. as a
for a few weeks. threatened with mm of an accident at 9 o'clock res-
pneumonia. is out spam. iorday morning.
1 Mr. Osborne had just delivered a low
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A WAGON
l.--Milo Osborne.
residence of George 1. Roscoe. corner 0‘ “l. m hastily. W50“ 1“! {00'-
oi Park street and Railroad avenue. mm The W” “W '-° run “5
waspitcbed backwards He was found
Thieves entered a. Annunciattos,1m3 W“ on the curb
store. on Forest street. Sunday night, I m‘ m carried “W“ the home
and got away with 1 t $501 worth
of stock. consisting mostly of to
bacc0 Entrance was gained by a
side door. ‘
«llamas racbvorod consciousness
hutwasanahletoremombsranytbing
1dtbsaosiasnt. total- bowasukcn
~“ tohilhm 2
Th d on ivenh the Thoma-y toOsbornelaalinosta
88m“ d“ 8 y balms-dautbabmn. namely
young ladies took place at the Mal
I curing. and, although til Will! Me. ills chances for re-
“. Monday ov ”SOY“? will not be known tor a day
the first one was a pleasing success.
this lost one eclipsed it Miss Woebr’s or If” - -
orchestra furnished music. Those
present were Misses Brandon. D AGED TAXH°°;LiCTC:R'
Annunciatto. M. Brennan, A. Bren-1 W “ “u h y V “-
nan..M. Knobel. M. Masters. lil. Era-'1 CORINTH Miss-«,- I am a city tax
powicz. M Laney, (l. O'Sbaughnessy,i
E. Woahr and Miss Land. Mr. amid-“8°
M’s Gum And ' Mr and Mrs. I tried it and in a week noticed cou-
James Cook Mrs S s’ M“ Mas tidal-able improvement; lcontinued its‘
‘3; 3:71:86: :mlge’edvéalfia‘r :32: Zone and now i have gained twenty
' °’ Ipounds in weights. and feel much
E’- SIGN—5:11;; ficmwu’afid Eggs-2:: hummer. I consider Vinol a line tonic
arcon rennan 1m ornate strenxth. for old people."—
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We goal-mes Vinol, our delicious cod
liver and iron tonic. for all run-down‘
At the Wilton Congregational church weak and debilitated conditions
next'Sabbatb the service of Holy Cm
munlon wil be celebrated at the mom
lng service The preparatoly address:
tlon. My druggist told me about Vinol.
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a ”cannon of new members At the on s‘my Infinoon, at 3: 30 0 'm
or the illustrated lecture will be ":la— liven:
pan in Cherry Blossom Time.” Those
who saw the previous set oi views on
Japan—"Japan the Land of the Lotus
Flower"-—will not wish to miss this fee
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lecture.
wok has been declared an involun»
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debts and its willingness to be ad-‘l
“I! We! I“ m“ I“ . ovum: BENEFITS.
EsllsttfoLewls'Bmcb.ofSraniard.1_ ..__... :
is anoma- . 1 . mg: ml: amou- Vote to Pay
acts in new york city, the board voted 1';
1mm list ushers; Escalation. At- .
tor hearlnrl what NW Scull: and .
socialism Under these rules the man; ,
fled sisal-s will receive seven dollars
the My. and the national oillcers;
states that the label had been morn
ad alter arbitration: had been 011M 2
Rodney Light has the contract for 800d! It i house in Bedding Geutcr1 é
resurfacing driveways about the “d W to lumn on the «“1
of r. r. stators and a physician wash
conceillr and seventy-tour years 0:: r
age! was in a weak. run-down condl- I
”Av FESTIVAL or commum'ry open the latest jitney route in Nor-
May will be snugly celebrated at
931193 at S'clook. There will also be the Community Club. 53 West avenue,
A most interesting program will be thefelidents or the hill territory. who
evening service It 7 30 the sublect1 Members are urged to be pres- htIVG never enjoyed the benefits or
‘en‘t, and participate in the jolllty, and trolley service. ~
are réminded that they may bring The “home" stand for the jitnoy
guests upon the payment of a small Will be in Railroad Square, South Nor-
To Provide For 2
Your Taxes Next Year
. deposit weekly in the Savings Department of lhiébank and
. your mney can be withdrawn April 1,1916,
WITH INTEREST AT 4%
Wow-o:
Great Reduction Sale
or WOMEN'S AND MISS-
ES’ SUITS AND soars.
$15 Suits reduced to .75 $35 Suits reduced to
SsoSuitsreduoedlo$135 $35 Suitsreduccdto Egg
Corns this week as they are positively the biggest bargains
1 in ever ofi‘ercd at this time of the year.
Ladies’ and Misses $8.00 Coats reducedto ....... _
Ladiaa’ and Missas’ Since Coats reduced to . .. ...... 88
Ladies’ and Misses’ $15.00 Coats reduced to ........ '193
We are canals today 509 LADIES HATS of Milan
Hemp at 9h “.25. $1.50 and 31.98. in all the latest shapes.
Come and save money!
THE PARI CW“ 8“ ‘
~Millinery
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
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O. D. Jackson
' Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
If:
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A CAR WAD 01" I-‘ANCY SEEDM'I‘S
ALL KINDS OF MAINE SEED POTATOES.
SELECTED SEEDS FOR GARDEN, FIELD AND
FARM.
RED. WHITE AND YELLOW ONION SETS.
ARMOUR’S FAMOUS FERTILIZERS.
, Browns MALONE 20-22 Hall St. Norwalk
lien is Hill TN like he l'lllESEN'l' to Mom
For llle FUTURE.
1 Merrill Busmess College
Scull: Not-walk. ‘ Stamford. Port Chute;-
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2 Chalmers 5111140
Within reach of everybody $1 40092-
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Au! p» Ell be «:11 it»
user:_‘.‘---a.ar.r
.; TheReod&Volk
' 1 Electrical Co.
vs. only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town 1
2 sure avenues
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I sun‘s. COATS. DRESSES
sma'rs AND WA-lSTS
To melee room for the new in~
comin Summer Mcrchan , ,,
disc. g Phone 005-50 80.. slain It.
s. and H; Stamps GiVen. _ , ..' so. Norwallt. Music Hall Block.
ll. museum sol - ’
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stall pltnnbing for G. Kennedy, on New-
town avenue; to Heating s glumbing .1
(30.. install plumbing tor Day Nurseryrl
Union street. .
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me fine
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insurance *
Firs. Life, Accident, Plaia on”.
Workman'a Compensation. Liabili-
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety Sande.
Notaries Public .
Steamship Tickets
.1. M. Layton &fo.. Inc.
REAL ESTATE . INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave." 280.3011!!th
.llrwev senwce ON THE HiLLT1
Oscar E‘. Hedman. Original Jittlsy Man, ,
to Cover New Routes Next Wask.1
Oscar id. Madman, the 'East Norwalk
grocer, and Norvtsllr’s original “Jitney”
man, on Monday of next week will -
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East ¢Norwallr ,
Opens May 1.
walk ,
The new jltney service will cover
the “hill”section or South Nor-walk".
This will prove to be a big boon for
KINDS OF;_ SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
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walk: From 6: 30 ”noted: every morn: ,
1m; until _:11 lo lothe evening the "lit-
The City National " Bank.
SHORE ‘DINNERS AND ALL..-
‘ other cough medicine. it is safe.
and’ is investigating- today.- not”. 1
taken several such dogs into his W ~ ' ‘ 1
If you check up the number of bot-t
ties used you will Nicky's Honey-
ond Ta:- is greater am than any.
prompt and elective lav colds, stoop.
nameless. bronchial m throat
iroubloand issrippe Nautilus on ”P“
Tbobnlldlnglnspector this morning. ney” bus will run every halt hour
issued the tolowlng pencils: F. M.1irom Railroad square up Washington
Dulles; to wiredor J. 0. Gregory. Wll- street to Fairlie!!! avenue, to Cedar
ton lined; Heating/and Plumbing 00., ‘stroet, to Connecticut turnpike to Tar,___
to install plumbing for George Dann.‘ lot; avenue. to. West stréet snd‘tbenoel
Stuart macro ..B Kane: to make down Clay street back to Railroad
alterations for l. 0. Gregory. on Main comic. :1 .
arrest: to low and ilotcbklss. to in- A' {Manpower-ed comfortable bus.
. ’ sugary.” witbauadalcspacltyotnftasupsn
“ greater strength to the entire
which recorded gains 6122 to, 8 points
The 4% rice in Consolidated gas was
1explsinsd by the increased 3
JOHN _ E. O’S‘ULLIV‘AN...Propx
1 . Telephone Call "720.
1. 1:30“§.‘*’d.~rns
further rise. in 481.861 to 611%. imparted
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