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Hayes City llarket?
59 No. Main street
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Mrs. J A. MRGIIIY or Darien made a
complaint to the police that the Glen-
brook and Springdale autobus struck
and knocked down Mrs. L‘. H. Bellmer
WANTED
GIRL
WTED—(‘UMI‘ETENT
hr general housework. Family of
wr‘blr. Apply, Mrs. J. n. Getchell. 37.
filth avenue, Norwalk. d2 lt'
WANTED «GIRLS EXPERIENCED
on Singer potter machines. Steady
work and good pay ltoya Mfg. 00.. 85
Washington street
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WANTED—~BUY 15-16 YEARS OLD
Steady employment. Light work. The
I. H. Hotchkiss (0., db” Iloyt street.
WANT’ED~YUUN{} WOMEN TO
loom the straw hat trade. We need
mm and machine operators.
Ompetent instructors. Steady work,
and prices. Apply at once. Vendor
.11 t. 00., tNorwalk, Conn.
WANTED—MAN. MIDDLE AGE
)roterred, to sell tea and coffee, soaps,
‘11., on commission basis. in George-
' U“ and vicinity. Grand Union Tea
Co. 165 Fairtit-ld avenue. Bridgeport,
Conn. d1 3t
WANTED~ EX I’ICI'tIEN (21:: I) I'A PER.
box makers. Learners taken. Apply
Paper 110); Factory, 45 Cedar street,
Stamford, Conn. dl 3t’
WANTED—films EXPERIENCED
on Singer sewing machines on dresses.
Steady Work and good pay.
Ifg. (10.. 85 Washington street.
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WANTED—FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS
Old bath around vicinity oLWoodward
venue and South Main street in 2
family house. Address 1.. R., cllo Sen-
tinel. n30 3t
WANTED—Tl! Ill'l' ALL KINDS
I cattle and calvcs and trade or sell
hush cows/and t-‘pi'ingers. Friedinnii.
South Norwnlk Tel. 1131.
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~’,I ctuerr, PEABODY a. co. ixc.
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I “themed operators on power run
times.
iiGil NiMiiS
District of Noi'wnlk, ss. , I’robule
florid. December ist, A. 1)., 1915.
Estate of Nol..on Lawson, ‘aite of
. ~Norwalk in said District. deceased.
I ' Ordered. That the Administrator ox-
ilbit his Administration account to
{this Court for adjustment. at the I’m-
“to office in .\'or\vtilk. on the 10th
day of December, 1915. Rt 10 o'clock
hrenooa; and that all persons inter-
I Outed in said Estate may be. I'IOIIIIOII
talent. the Administrator will I'n‘lup
”its order to be published in a news-
? me:- having a circulation in said Dis-
* hint. at least five days before said
Murder of December, 1915.
HENRY \V. GREGORY.
I! It Judge.
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NEW
Royal .
1. urfiq +I+e farm'—
'10 LET. FOR .SALK
'ro LET—6 ROOMS ON 3 ROWAN
street. Inquire of William Enron.
d2 3t
Very choice, hand picked.
$4. 50 per barrel. At home Sundays.
TO LET—8 ROOM HOUSE ON
Cottage street, East Norwelk. Improve
meats. $16. Inquire at Keeler's Shoe
Store. d2 3t
70 LET—THREE ROOMS \\"Hll‘
improvements. Rent 312.
for man and wife. Address Room. cHo
Sentinel ofllce. d2 3t
TO LET—2 CONNECTING FURN-I
ished rooms with gas. cook stove, run-
ning water and all conveniences for
light housekeeping. 214 East avenue,
East Norwsllt. (12 3t
Rows) ton. d2 3t
FOR SALE—100 WHITE
Will sell cheap to make room. Roton
(11 3t
Ct. Telephone 1284-3.
FOR SALE—5 PIAZZA POSTS.
pieces lattice, pair of brass andirons,
iron fire box, mahogany bed room suit,
pair gold earrings, gold watch. 2 High
street.
- , 9. FOR SALE—FALTORY. sourii
TO LET—66 FRANKLIN AVENUE. Norualk. Adjacent to railroad track.
Norwallr. ”'09 apartment. SIX moms Mill construction. Every late improve-
“Im‘ improvements. “‘3‘“ 330- ’l‘el- merit. sprinkler system installed
ephone (days) I473, (evenings) 1051- throughout plant. Building adapted to
‘12 3‘ work of heaviest machinery. For por-
" ticuluis address box 62L South Nor.
M'MP walk at It
T0 LET—2' nouns FUR
housekeeping Illlluire 11 Chestnut St. _ ...- _I
l“ 3‘, FOR SALE—HOME RAISED snort.
I I. . '"i’" , ters and roasting chickens, 2.51: in
To LET—”ME "”0“ “‘0“ lt‘ricassee chicken. 22c to. Killed,
office well lighted. suitable for busi-
ness. Rent 818. For further particu-
lars apply office The Old Well Cigar"
Co.
dressed and delivered to order. Fresh
laid eggs. (10c doz. Nichols Poultry
Yard, 214 East avenue. I’hone 2134.
i d1 33
TO LET—FIVE nooiis. coon 1.0-:
cation. Rent reasonable. 35 (.‘ovo aveI
nue. F. Hopp. n30 3t
FOR SIALE—«HIACK SET OF FIIRS
flat muff. Double collar. ”.1 Ill send on
approval for 81.. Write to lt‘isbmirn,’
TO LIT—RENT FREE—FOR \VINT General Delivery Bridgeport, Conn.
er. Stevens street, Norwalk No childI‘ '—
ren. inquire William s. Wilcox, City. ‘0“ SALE““A“G“N ‘915 S\X
Bank Building, South Norwalk “30 at on runabout, fully equiped. Cheap to
'quick buyer. C S llyrbee. 3 Cedar
South Norwalk. Telephone
“1130 St
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T0 LET—SEVEN noon DOUBLE we"
house on Rowayton avenue. improve- ”“3 3
merits: Furthoruilirticulars inquire F. lI
E' Whom]. Rowayton. n30 3t fut hogs, shoots and several pairs of
iyodng pigs. Splendid condition. Tole
phone 1452,1130 tit
To Liar—s noou's. GOOD CON
dltion. stationery range. hot and cold
water, electric lig’hts._ on trolley line. ‘I
Rent reasonable. inquire E. IGttger,‘
McKinley place. Row nylon. Ct. n30 :lt
.W'm—M
lion SALE—.l-UKB. wuus 'rns
luy'. 131l- i:11ti ilaln street, Bridgeport.
.. Manufacturing furrier. Repairing a
T0 LET—DESIRABLE EURNISH-' specialty. New furs always on hand.
ed room, all improvements, also two
rooms especially desirable for light‘ “f
housekeeping. Inquire 2 High street. FOR SALE—ONE I913 ‘ “le
n30 3t. touring Car. 1912 E M I“ touring cur
""‘r' lI1912 Overland roadster. Wehrle's Gur-
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'ro LET—rim noon FLAT on aw. n Raymond me“. n u
dar street; improvements. 3 ofllces,
\l‘nshington street. Inquire Snmuell BUslhllt‘SS NOI‘XL't-Lo
Rood'rcr, South N0 ritalk. n18 tf - 4-... w
’ —-8ALEI SALE! SALE!
To LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL llll- Save money. Stock and
movements. 1 1-2 acres of land. barn. mud! 110- S
thicken house, fruit trees, small cot-t them when convenient. Jewelry, musl-
logo on premises. Rent 830. Oregonical instruments, Toys. games. books
I! oulcvard. Flvo room apartment. ht-aii-l blocks. skates. Also shelves counters
tiful view of Sound. First class condl show cases,, typewriter. Clifford Hotel 1“"
.ion. Rent 812. East Washington St.. building. formerly Gas Co.. 80. Main
East Nortvnlk. inquire Dr. Bohnnnnu. street. ,. n30 3t
64 South Main 8!. Phone 60. 1110 if "
TO LET~SIX ROOM COTTAGE
with all improvements 12 Lincoln live-
nue. InquiréxIUnlted Grocery Com-
pany, North ,Maln'street. ‘
.a—u—v—
tud Sundriesmotlt sold nd exchanged.
‘ pair-rd.
.' unable I:
T0 LET—RENOVATED TH ROUGH-
Iout. newly papored. in first class con- are obtained by “mm" p. the
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.I Mrs. Elsie A. Sclbi: of 1.03 Angeles
Q being entertained by Mrs. John F.
' . “Mariam of White Oak suture. -=
Ins. William GIYnu spent Friday,
My and Sunday in Waterbury,
Sill-endured the Old Home Week ecle-
a.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Raymond,
“t town Tuesday for Woodbury. Ct.,
IMO they will reside on a. farm of
Mt five sci-es.
* _|[i-.' and Mrs. Flske, parents of
Duke O‘Hara have made arrange-
" outs to take charge of a hotel in'
“I Bedford, Mass. They have been
wing some time at Mr. O’Hara's
. w in West Norwalk. I i
‘13 said by the management of the-
_ I Theatre that Flake 0’ liar-a
, you booked there about Feb. 22.
‘" me is teamed with delight by
Cannon folk. Mr. O'Hara. has
. plagiitg in the West. in a new
ANAAN
Jena-l- “
1 Elizabeth street.
. o
w Ned mend album war
. 3miter Bir'ppIy Co of which E. .i
’ Ie presidents“ secretary. is
“gm omen. West troun-
‘ well located. central. modern improve-
:Main street, .‘orwalk._ at St
_ ‘_ . 7 \ .
T0 LET—21 13me 81‘. 'I ROOM Y- - ‘
apartment. Possesiou 'at once." The ‘ “ IIIIam Fafflum
Hatch ‘nnd Bailey (‘4! 1% if
“manna. in mountain. 0no~~ ..
dllion. eight excellent rooms. House est employers The Sentinel reache-
nis‘claas in Erin": and vicinity.
PII unlit
’ Waite Evsnvaoo'v Hfiles'
Met. was. Eve. 7:15 hill] 9
Baleariy 5:. j Orchestra roc.
merits. Rent reasonable. Inquli'e 'No. 9
018 t!
To LET—7811f ROOMS AND BATH.
All modern improvements. Fine locall
ty. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-
er street. South Nor-walk. Apply .11. A.
Hegeieiu,‘ Plumber. Phone nos-12.
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To LET—6 ROOM COTTAGE. WITH
all improvements. Also 5 room cot-
tage. Nos. 5 and 6 Disesa Court. In-
quire J. Disesa, Central Hotel, or 121'
Today Thursday 'I‘otlay
in the stupendous photo-play"
The Broken Law
. Surpasses all stone ‘or- screen
achievements ‘
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DOST—BANK BOOK N0. r4275 lS-i
used try-South Nortv‘slk Savings Bank. I
Finder will please return to said bank,’
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since payment has bison storm I
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LOST—BANK— BOOK NO. 31319, IS~
used byaotnh Norwaihhavlm Bank"
Finder will pianos return to said bent.
since payment has been stoppoda’
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to Miami EW‘W“. "‘
Production imblg In theme. big In
"f talent—big In settings
‘Ellelu W Acclaim
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FOR SALE—I HAVE is DARRELS:
of apples. Northern Spy and Baldwin?
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George W. ltay.inond Raymond street, I
horn yearling hens, youngest strain. Rowan street
Suitable Poultry Farm, Witch lane, Rowayton, j'
‘taclr of rheumatism. His many friends from 1245 to 2 p. in. on account 0
. iron SALE—IARGE xuunrm or ”1’ “09mm" 0’ one “”9”“ “l
‘ in time “(if the hollgit
023 lm
fixtures place 0f business is not located with
elect Christmas gifts. Get in 200 feet in a direct line of a church
K. MOONE. 70 NORTH MAIN STo'C
I loulh Nor-walk. Bicycles. motorcycles "
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re Town of Norwalk CL.
We do vrtlcanlzlns. Prices reu hereby endorse the application of the '
"SITUATIONB WANTED» 'd‘ "- you ally, each for himself, certify that the
:pnrsnn lobe granted'a license to sell
. intoxicating liquors Kand that
arroyo described placc is. in our opin-
‘ .hembrsefers)
communal-g
I East avenue to South Osborne avenue.
LEG-5
of 270 Bedford street, Tuesday, at‘
5:17 p. m.. on Atlantic Square iii front‘
‘of the Miller store. Mrs. Bellmer was
in bed this morning, suffering from
bruises and shock. —Stamford Advo-l
cate. f
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews have rented
Mrs. Bartram’ 3 little house back of the
from Methodist church. 1
Mrs. Clara Alford Case. of Pass-‘3
dens. Cal., is expected to spend the
week-end with Rev. and Mrs. S. E.
Lawsdn. |
EAST
INOR WALK
The Ferguson family have moved to
They were former res-
idents of Rowsy ton. ,
The Alden family have removed
front Eastnvenue to 5 Raymond 8L.
In the Second District.
Charles Wil to her home yesterday.
son 0‘ "19 Ehst Side, Edward Sisson and family expect
2:: 32:21; uxsiiiii? as driver of to move from their present home on
wagons Gracie street to the Reed house on
Henry McCullum, of Second street, Sedgwick avenue.
is confirm-d to his home with an at The post-otfice was closed Tuesday.
f
“’0‘" the funeral of bliss Eliza 'l‘. Blrdsall
long employed in the office.
A genuine now“)? is a small can Mrs. Frances Weber of Stamford,
sixument 01' pure Ibee's was received formerly of this town, visited friends
In [‘IflommedieuIs 31'0"")3 The “'33 here Tuesday, and enjoyed the supper
is quite rare “"d ““1 “9100"! handled given by the, Ladies’ Aid Society of
by modern S‘O'I". the Methodist Church.
Umberto Napoleonc 0f Benton 5:, A large number of residents of the
second distritt, has resigned his poai- town were present at the funeral ser
Ition with Henry C. Selzxr‘s barber Vice for Miss Eliza '1‘. Bindsall, of the
shop on East W tshington street He post-office staff, conducted at her late
I‘ Succeeded by Len) llelturchl, of home Tuesday. at 1 p. nt.. by Dr. Her-
Monroe Blrt’ei- bcrt S. Brown. The interment was
The official board of the [“3241 live made In the High Ridge cemetery. ~
nue- M. E. Church will meet tonight The Board of Finance expects soon
followingjt’he regulat- inid week prayer to issue the first $80, 000 worth of the.
service. Routine matters ‘2“ be con bond issue of $160, 0th recently author-
sidcred. The pastor, Rev. ..-1‘ l“ l-iIr iced by the town. by referendum vote
banks will preside atItIhe church iueet- Bldsttor this first issue of the bonds
log. I have been invited, and the bids will
The work is being rushed on the be received up to Wednesday. Decent
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new bridge in the effort to have trol The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
I?” run over that structure as soon h ve another of m excel
as, possible. Line-men have put up E" Chou ‘3
new wire along the bridge. and the
one, who has been in the Stamford
Hospital, for several weeks, returned
will be pleased to see
again.
him
. than :hsual—A‘ueaday night, in the
.ntiis has [1 h >t i l with
e a e8“ M n pace “Xe ba'ment of the church After the
"mechan-
altiber had been served, a
fool entertainment was given in the
Sunday-whom room. This turnednout.
junction of the bridge and Seaview
avenue lines. Downtown merthants
want thcc ars runnitiiz over the bridge
adi s.
In“ “8‘ ea shown by a projectoeeope. and a
program of music rpndpred by a vic-
trole.
son .
the foremost advocates of the doc-
trines
Brooklyn. generally known as the
“Millennial Dawn" sect. has been trav-
eling about. giving it phonograph-
stercopticon demonstration of Pastor
Russell's theories called "A Biblical
Drama." Last week when presenting
it in. the. Town Hall in Danhury. she
became involved in a newspaper dis»
cusstm of the matter with Father
«Shaky,- Dnnbury’ it Well known Cnth
lolo priest. who, in the Dnnbury News.
likened the promoters of the move»
ment to “pusillanimous asses," and
trail Elli
To the Board of County Commission-
ers .of l-‘nirflcld County.
1 hereby apply" for a trans-
fer of a license to sell Spirituous
and lntoxicating Liquors, Ale. Lager
Beer. Rhine “inc and Cider from An-
ning .I. Smith at \Vater street to Nico-
to ‘Santsnlello at No. 12 Water St.
Town of Norvvalk, Ct The proposed
cdiflce or l'uhlit Schoolhouse. or the
promises pertaining thereto. or onyx
Post Office. Public Library or Como
“narrow-minded bigots." and a re
th . tened for a
Dated at Norwlilk. ct, this 26th day I‘M“; 2mm “3 “’3 I
c: Amniotic: It 11.11915.“ 3'-
NICOIJO SANTANIELLO,
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Applicant 9”” " "‘ i "' ~""
We the undersigned, electors and
lawyers. as defined by law, of tite' ,IROWAYTON
in said Countv,
(I I
above na‘med Nicole tSantuJello for .
,such license. and we do hereby sever ~. Oscar S. Mills. who has been quite
ill at his home in Highland avenue,
is slightly improved.
The usual midweek prayer service
will be held in the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. this evening.
ion. a.sultablo, place, wherein to sell Mr. and Mrs. George Scudder will
stich intoxiqa 3 “quart. a’nd -lwe shortly return from Huntington. Long
geacn for hlmdelr cor. Island, to spend the winter here.
Harold (‘uthlll has rqumed his du.
ties in Weslyan College, Middletown,
..,. spendingdhe Thanksgiving va-
above named applloint is a suitable
the
tlfy that .we are owners of reales-
tats situated in midtown, or Norwalk.
Dated at Norwatufi the 26th day .
of h‘ov:.enbcr A.D.‘,Ig191_5. I cation here.
Felix Cefatte, Edward Brewer, with; air. and Mrs. Harvey Minor and
iam ll. Malone, A, ()121301Iim-d:~ bouts son have moved to Stamford, where
Genneerio. Mr. Minor is employed by the Yale a:
I hereby certify chit the above m- Towns Manufacturing Company.
ed endorsers are electors and taxpay-=
ers‘. as defined by law, or said Town ADMINISTRATION SHIPPING BILL.
of Norwailr'. i WASHINGTON. Dec. 2—-—Draft of an
Dated at INorwalk. CL, this 2nd day Administration shipping bill to take
of member A D 1'9“, . . ‘ - the place of the measure which failed
' ~ HERMT 11.st
Town Clerk 381‘?“ was in
.. :Merchaut Marine Committee today. it
7 .. -__...>_.
...:r.msi.v HINT on oveasnmé.‘ we prepared after conferences be
Big dinners cause disturbed diges- tween Secretaries ‘ll‘lc Adoo and Bed-
tlons. The stomach and bowels field and would have Congress up-
should not be clogged with undigested flops-late $60, 000,000 for merchant
poisonous waste matter. mole: Cath' amps inst could housed as naval
attic Mists relieve distress after auxiliaries
eatlug,I stop belching,~ Usuishiblouinsi :I'l‘he bill. too, would“ create a federal
strips on “walrus-scouts Mt W with luri'sdlctlon over deep wit.-
sweeten um mums and tone on to tune. similar to um exercised by-
' . . , , the interstate! Iceuimoro‘e commission
on M ‘riio our will not
Mrs. '(‘ecil Hodgmsn of West ave-
lent uppers-possiby a little better ‘
be. an exhibition {of post-cards .
Mrs C. s. Abbe of this town. one of
taught by Pastor Russell of II
‘I (
Imittee. composed of the members. to
lot passage at the. last session of Con; at the foot bf the blacksmith shop
the hands ofAhe House/hill.
have You seen the New
Radio-X
Light
The new Radiox in»
verted Home Light is
on sale for the first
time in this city, in-
stalled in your home
$2.25
It is positively the lat-
est gas lighting dis
covery yet produced.
and will give you won-
derful service and sat-
isfaction. For a limit-
ed time, we will sup-
ply. free of charge,
your choice of a large .
assortment of up—to— .
date glassware.
\
VALUABLE PRIZES liRE OFFERED TO
PURCHASERS OF THIS NEW LIGHT!
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The United Electric Light & Water (30.
’37 WALL ST ’PHONE 1680. NORWALK
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PHONE "
NORWALK 976 '
BOX OFFICE ALWAYS OPEN
Daily Matinee 0:20. Evening]: 15 till in 36 (ZSMWFI
a'I‘Io-tiiiy Thursday To- day
MATINEE 2:20 EVENING 7: 15 AND 9
Metro Present the Noted Character Actress. star of
I Valli Valli, in '
“The Woman Pays”
ALL GENTS .10 GENIIV'B.
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BOX ES AND LOGES 20 CENTS
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FRiDAY, DEC, 3. Marguerite Clark in “STILL WATERS.“
SATURDAIY, DEC. :4. Robert Edeson in “MORTMAIN. "
MONDAY, DEC. 6. George Kleine presents “THE DANGER Sta
. HAL": , . .
TUESDAY, Dec. 7. Paramount offers Mary Pickford in "MADAME
BUTTERFLY.
_. ‘WEIlM-JSIIAY DECEM ER “8 WEDNESDAY
The Norwallt Illgh Scliuol Miami Players i
[N .. GRIEN Slot tililGS "' - . _,
WEEK OF DEC. 13. Billy Alien Musical .Stoclt Company- Pooch.
Prices. .. !
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:Ithcir game in National hall on‘ Friday
evening. The admission will be for
the two games and the dance. Svct-‘A
orchestra has been engaged to furnish
the music. It is expected that there
will be :1 lztrgc attendance.
New backs have been installed in
'the show windows of thc 'I‘nnktts
Clothing store. This work was done
by local contractors. .\Ir. Tankus is
planning to open a new store in the
block which is to be built where the
water companies office is now located.
The new store will contain a women‘s
clothing department.
Mrs. Leslie Sniffcn is filling the va-
cancy at the Sherwood school causr-d
by the resignation of Miss Langm-
berg who has accepted a position in
one of the Bridgeport schools.
Katherine Sherwood has returned
home after a. recent visit with friends
In Philadelphia.
Recent arrivals at the Westport
hotel are Robert Mann. New York,
John Swecny, New Haven. ll. 11. Mon-
dey, Philadelphia, ‘R. R. Culver, Ncw
Haven, Charles 1-1. Taylor, Hartford.
F. H. Gleason. South Norwalk. Wllv
Iiam L. Tobin, Rochester. New York.
and William Hslton, New York.
E. B. Bradley
moved to their new offices in Mrs.
Webster’s building yesterday.
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A meetingof the ofllcers and teat-1r
ers of the Trinity church Sunday
school will be held on Friday evening
at the rectory on State street. This
meeting was called to appoint a com-
a". .-
make arrangements for the Christ-
mas tree on New Year's Eve. it is :1
custom of the church to provide this
tree every year for the scholars. The
true is always decorated with fruit
and presents for all of the scholars.
It is though that. a supper will be
hold some time fefore Christmas to
help defray the expense of this tree.
Refreshments will be served at the
close of the meeting. Games and
other suitable forms of entertainment
will be arranged for the program on
new Year's evening.
A solid filling is being laid by the
trolley company between their drunks
These were recently torn up;
and moved two feet- out from the. -—STRONG AND WELL As EVER
fence. "The work is being done by the Fred Smith Glt‘Cl‘l Bay. Wis, 33!!
Ransom Paving company of New Ha- "Foley's Kidney Pills completely “3- ‘
you.
t '1" lieved me of all soreness and pain in
The members of the Westport club. the back and, 1 now am strolls and
were all busy last evening moving well as ever." Cold weather makes
' their furniture and other property aching joints sore muscles and line
from the old rooms to their new quart ulst- bladder action more unbearable.
tors in the onerous building. It is Foley 10an Pills help the ”and"
(5' ' ‘ ' that a poor more will -be eliminate Ipatn- causing poisons .
:lii the-resume out. a short Sold evmliere.
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time. ._.____‘._——-
m! mo: video rug; emitter.
at. the needed help in the .ottice. factory or
'I Wm investigate. them It
and S. A. Purdy.rc- ,'
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