l' THURSDAY. DEC 16, 1915
I‘HE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEB
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- ~ SHEEP BREWERS AssociAriON. __ W
. . n ” ' HARTFORD, Conn., Dec. lt‘i.—At 1 i ‘-
ClaSSIfled Ads. _r0 Let, .the annual meeting of the Sheep Q Q' k
Breeders' Association here today, .
For sale, BUSineSS and iPresident Charles L. Gold was unani- UlC something New
- . ,mously reelected president; B. (5.. .
PrOfeSSI nal ar Patterson, of Torrington, treasurer,
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O M‘ 11 iand Walter l. Yale, of Meriden, vice- v.4
.president. Directors for two years B F. A. MITCHEL . .
_ lsce aneous iwere elected as follows by counties: y rls mas l
‘Hartford. r. H. Sladl ii , El — . .
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c Mod; “New, Gwyn? flea“; I Merton the last ow weeks m At}-
l‘hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- ‘xueorgetown; New Haven. 1). M. nu. 5:113: :f:’;.‘:.‘u"”,::;,'f ”1.: If than: _
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face or caps» DOUble Pnce~ ‘(hen' Soul ury W London, J B departed from the “a.” “film“ “0111* .\.~ a suggestion, we would roll _\Hlll' attention to
Palmer. Norwich.
on who sit and hold tlicir hands. \\'lli[' H“. ”c“.
The Directors holding over until , .
mg for some man to come and worry 1
TO LET.
To LET—HOI‘SE. N0. 7‘.’ W001)
ward avenue from Dec mm. 6 room
cottage, All improvements. Small fam-
ily. ltent $25. inquire of U. E. iioyt.
WANTED. I
WANTED—ONE Oit TWO ROOM-l
secs. will give table board if desired
Bear trolley line and vicinity of lac
torts-s. inquire Sentinel office. did 3!
dlti 31
TO LETirTliREE ROOM FRUNT
office well lighted, suitable for busi-
ness Rent :18. For further particu-
lars apply office The Old Well t‘igar
Co.
WANTED—T0 LEARN THE l<2.\'tl-
dish language. Will teach Spanish in
exchange for English lessons. Address
iMailen, c;‘o Sentinel. «lit; 31
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WANTED—EXTRA HELP FOR
the holidays. Apply at once 0. J. Mintz
TO LET—FIVE ROOM FIAT (‘1‘.-
lit (‘0.. d“,- “our street: improvements. 2 ntlicesd
- .4 Washington street. inquire Samuel
WANTEDhFIRST CiASS LATHE ltood'ier, South Norwalk. n18 it
To LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL lM-l
:provements. 1 1-2 acres of land, barn.
,chicken house, fruit trees, small cot-3
_ tags on premises. Rent 830. Gregory;
1" a bom'ug alley. ca“ 3‘ “'9 “plow" Boulevard. Five room apartment. beau-l
Famine! office. 45 Wall street. (“Wt .‘ tiful view of Sound. First class condi-
‘ “ltion. Rent 812. East Washington St..?
“gang: mffizgl‘fgi‘gmifil’gi 1 East Norwalk. inquire Dr. Bohannand
girls to “w on books and eyes. and 64 South Main St. Phone 60. 1110 tf
glean throad. Steady work. Good
pay. Royil Mfg. Co., 85 Washingtonl
BL, South Norwalk.
hands anti machinists. Apply The
ibiianus I'ttor Works, Stamford, L‘onn.
did 31
p.—
'WANTED—-TVVO BOYS TO WORK
i
To LET—RENOVATED THROUGH-l
out, newly papered, in first class con-l
WANT! D—SALESMEN TO (‘ALL dition, eight excellent rooms. House
Du plantain with 0“,- highest grade well located, central, modern improve-i
‘ standard ”ax-den and grass seeds. 11 , merits. Rent reasonable. inquire No. 9:
consecutive years of increasing busl- Elli-31’8"! film“- 018 “i
mess enalles us to otter a permdnent .
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.itig chickens, 25c lb. Killed. dressed
1December, 1916. are Middlesex Coun‘ th in
,tv, Erne‘t Nettleton. .\‘ ; e ‘ l
I b hddlefie‘d Until that summer. when i went1
Windham. H. B. Buell, Eastford: ,
. . . , to the warrant. i thought lllill I had
l.iiclifield. \\ in. Pentecost, Salisbury; i was ex-
Tolland. John Walhridge, Coventry. . _
. . treinely [Il‘iit'llt’zll :iiid lillll no sympa—
'Ilie treasurers report showed re-
ceipts of $516 and a balance of $55.
in the various addresses increased
FOR SAL].
GAS Billlllfl
equipped with either bras-wt
sillt ~hadt‘, (f. If. Z. light at
gas tubing, priced at $4.50
Your choice. in Colors. 1)
FOR SALE~HUME RAISED iio romance in my nature.
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young fowl. 22 lb. Broilers and roast . .
thy with any one who this :iiiytliing,
else than practical. i felt qllllt' I'tllll- i
‘ ‘ I 1 ice . y ( lwla‘lll to make my own living until
it eres 11 st i growin' iii ‘ e . .
I 1’ onn L ,scoi'iicd to relinquish the Work to iiny !
ticut was reported. lnmn l
w n to the rece . - . ' .
‘ 0d I 8 not 1'” storm. the ‘“ hevcrthclcss in all our natures there ,1
. was . - ‘ . . -
”1 ance ‘ ‘50 arge as u would in the. germ ul i‘oiiiiiiii e. l iii-st (liSI'tJV-
have been Olllel‘Wlse. 1
and delivered to order. Fresh laid
eggs, one doz. Nicholls Poultry Yard,
214 East avenue. Telephone 243-4.
(115 3t
(il't‘t‘il. (itlltl, l’iiik, Rcscda
ziiid t‘zirdinal with Silk l‘ri,i
IR LAMPS
r iiialiogziui' portable base;
id Ilt’t‘t"~£li'}' lriiptli of best
(ind $5.51).
restlcii, ( lid
Nil-c
lirceii
l<(i\t‘,
. .-\iiilicr. lumpin-
iQt in match.
FOR SALE \\'ll\’ l'AY MURI‘I. ,_._ jci‘wl this goriii in lllt‘ on that visit to I
- ~ -- ' i " Ellie Nuislioi‘c. tiiid. ll‘ll'lilL’ discovered‘
()iii pints (dill lit beat. no T0 MAINTAIN PEACE lN CHINA. _ ‘ . ”(H l . ‘ SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW!
in; on; r); !)u«1n“<‘\l .I9\\cli‘_\' musical l1,1t1,.it\\ up i t d liius iiooiu,
Tthlt). iicc. it}. ltaly's ratification
1.
l
Uiic cieniiig i wciit down to the {
beach to plain some school work. for l
was ii leather. and \\'illl\t‘.l ti\'(‘[‘ ii iiar- l
row strip of solid to some rocks ll cou-
ple of hundred feet from the shore. ‘
Arrived there. i found it (‘ollYt‘iilOnti
natural seal and began my planning.
The moon was full. iiiid presently I 3
ill:ll'llll‘t‘illS_ stationery. toys, shelve,
counter, show cases. All must ‘go. Clit-
iord Hotel (building. South Main St,
ISouth Norwnlk. dll 3t
having arrived, Japan has forwarded‘
to China the note from the Entente
Powers relative to the reestablish-
iiient of the (.‘hincsc monarchy. The
. note emphasises the necessity of main-
taining peace in China and the deter-
mination of the Entente Nations to
The United Electric
67 WALL ST.
FOR SALE—A HORNLBSS (‘01;
umbia graphaphone. New. with rec-
'PHONE 1683.
Light &Water 130.
NORWALK
ords. Cheap. inquire at 24 Spring 81.,
top floor, South Norwalk. til3 3t
FOR SALE—ONE USED AttTo-‘g
toniobile. I). W. Flint. 52 North Main
street. South Norwalk. dill 6t‘
saw a gllmmcr of light on the watery
horizon. Then the bright upper mlge
,of the moon showed itself. and lastly
”' {the round disk stood tipoii tlzc ocean.
It was ut this iiioiuciit that l became
conscious of the germ of romance
within me. i forgot my work tindi
drunk in the beautiful sceiie~theshlm- l
protect their rights in the case of
outbreaks.
[Elli inlets
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3300 CAI-lit
FOR SALE—WITH 'DlBU‘iN 0’ NOI‘Walk. 88- I’l'Obale:mer on the water. the gilded wavel PHONE ’
0‘.” mortgage you can buy modern Court. December 9th. A. D.. 1915. forests. The starry heavens seemed to NORWALK 9 76
Estate of Amelia h. Maples late of; invite me to their infinite depths; the
new 12 room beautiful house, all 1m»
REGEN
THEATRE ‘
splash of the waves lulled ine.
. . . - ‘ Norwaik in said District deceased.
pltllit‘illt‘illb. i’. 0. Box 68;: South . . .
m..... ' The mm or m... tor me D... 1'" a W “W“ ‘ m..“... by AL]. THIS WEEK
......._ _ itrict of Norwalk. hath limited and til-1:2" 3:233“: 32:31:. of'mi'zifssuuilljinzg —
5 Q‘ . . I 0
FOR SALE'”FAMlI‘Y LIQUOR. lowed six months from the date here, music in the hotels. on occasion’al burst Malillec Dally
store or just the license, It. can be of for th (‘l‘t‘dllorl 0f Sflld Estate [0 0f IIUKMPL formed ti pleasing back-
position sith good income. Experience“ To LET—21 umo'iv 5T. 7 R00! . transferod any place in town, a good
unnecessary. Cobb 0°" Frauklin,‘:WL POSIONOII ‘1 030°: Th0109p0rtunlty for a grocery store to
Mass. lHatch and Balls! 00. 126 “have liquor and groceries combined.
- .-_ M-.. I Must sell quick. Inquire J. DoScsa.
WANTED—ALL KINDS Honsr.'
exhibit their claims for settlementqgmund for the ocean. the nioou. the
Those who neglect to present their ac- heavens. Gradually the sounds be-
counts, properly attested, within said csnie confused. the splash of waves
time. will be disbarred a recovery. All sank liito ii rustic. and i fell into a
persons indebted to said Estate are slumber.
BILLY ALLEN
Comedy Co.—35 People—35
TY CH BUS
bleaning (lone. Janitor work. or workl
by day. Bot-it references. E. S. Pllllllps,‘
or. Clay street. (115 3t'
WANTlD—TO BUY ALL KINDS Now
I cattle rind calves and trade or sell‘
fresh com and springers. Friedman,1
South Nor walk. Tel. 1151. i
___...__.. t — lCentral iiotel. corner of Monroe M10
STORE ‘
For Rent
Occupied by the United
Electric Light and Water Co.
Enquire
Clifford Hotel
CLUETT, PEABODY a 00., INC.
lwant— -_ _ _ .
Experienced operators on power mu-
m» LOOK
‘ 1 share profits with you by giving
iyou the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
innteed tin made into leaders. hand-
“R- JAMES A. MEEK ""3 m‘j'fmadc, painted inside. tin roofing.
naval his office to 72 West avenue. plumbing and heating.
km doors south of High school. Prac- HENRY A HEGELEIN
BUiilNESS NOTICES
. , . to ~ll-ss wntcrs was for some iiinii tol - . d t
to make an absolutlv safe in- ‘ ‘ 1 Matmees . . . ...... ... . . . ............. 10 an 20 can 5
tire limited to the eye ear. nose and money . , . . . . ~ I . . . .. . . " ‘ '
' 56 Water St. Phone 1106-12 “1m, will 1 .9 mm“. “1, it xrln , MRS. i.l.l..\tllt.\ l. Hibslltlx ionic and lt'N tic lllt. , - IO 20 o and 0 cents
throaflt. Hours:——8 to 11 a. m.. 5 to 6 . - -. ..- iiolurtl: H ll m 0 l t 5 d9 16 23. Executrlx i could liol swim a stroke. There Evenings ‘ "" "“ ""‘ """"" ' ' 3 5
and ‘ to 8 p. m. l -V —A WISE MERCHANT- ' The house has "4 rooms faces 77 — :vna no bout. “ill “Third Ft'iil'lhfirxl'iiiii l ChrlS‘mas Day
_ ' * ‘ " " ‘ ' - . . . ,. . yer. m-iiriiie. ' ie so it s l c.‘ . _ _
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN BT‘!EdVeI'llBBS Illl modfi. If he cannot do: 8011“], down Milli] street. fllld IS on at 'Dlsll‘K‘l OI .\(ll-\\dll(, 95.. Plrollflle lllld (‘t‘flh‘flL lllt‘ lights lll lllt‘ llt)l(’l§ Matlnce and Night
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcyclosl" in 1! lug!» way, he uses the Sentinel lot 61x35. Other buildings are a twoj Court. ‘WHMHT “M" A' D" 191* l “1.“. few. My voice was not strong sELWYN & COMPANY
’ad Sundries. Both sold nd exchangeddc'assmed “For Sale" columns. Call story brick building (easily convert “ herons. written application has enough to make myself heard. for 1,; Presents
Expert repairing. Baby carriages roll”) the Omen. and autumn will call ed mm a dwemng' if you mommhbcdn mud:- to this (‘ourt for the ad-l mm, mm. m..." ,, ”Wm... M- ,, “m..: Th La h Fe t'val
D'Ilrcd. We do vulcanlzlns. Prices res-n”- on now used as a shop and a barn and "“3““ ‘0 ”Ohm" of “ certain Wm" "m“ m" “mm" lining "w “Md" and ‘ .c “g f In
tunable i 1.,“ all ‘1 ed The sale i“ ordered to ten instrument {is and for the last wili i the waves. now stronger with the flood l ‘TWIN BEDS
" 1 ~~~-~— ~~~- m -—~« ~ ‘ ltl M it to ‘ of Josephine ill.'llrown late of Norwalkllldt‘r would drown iii_v volcc. i Seats on S‘l“IéE§t Monday
- ‘ so 9 till 08 a . . . , _ l pR
, ., _ . dec 0d. | Oh. how i longed fora miiii ti strong
LOST. ’SAFE PASSAGE FOR l Sill“ ‘3 positive, ”“0 0" shine 0“ “‘9‘ in said mafia! .dPM ll ll be' man. u brave mun-~to rescue inc! . . 2 c 50c c and $1 00‘
'_ GERMANS AUTHORIZED premises. Saturday, December 18th. at Ordemd. ‘8 38‘ app ca on ‘ I had spoken at women‘s gather- , IV‘Iattltee ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' """"""" 5 ' 1$730 and $1. 0
LOST-A SEAL RING LOST WED, ”— I2 1). m. heard and determined at the Probate lugs. stating that there was no sltiia- ' hvemngs - - ' -- ' ' ' """ ' ‘ ' 25C, 50C, 75C, 1' '5
nesday. Finder rewarded by returning \\‘;\Sllil N‘G'I‘t iX. Dec.
same to Morris Vogal' 52 .‘x‘ortli MalnEThc Ilritish linibnssy
street, South Norwalk.
iS.—-i
l‘Ct‘L‘iYL‘tl :
did at . today from London authorization
- to issuc snfc conduct to Captains
‘LOST—dBANK BOOK NO. 14275 15- Iloy-lid and voti l‘npcti. tlic with—l
,used by South Norwalk Savings Bank. drawn Gcriiian naval and iiiilitnryl
Finder will please return to said bank, 1 attaches.
since payment has been stopped. i
‘KCtllil’l, the centrally located four funi-
requested to make immediate payment TM" birth 0' romance within "‘0' mp
!
,Cliestnut street. ,first roiiiiiiitlc fervor i ever experienc—
Tonight at
' M”. _‘ ,to 'cd. was followed by ilil awakening of
I FOR SALE—ONE 1913 BUICK WH‘IJAM K" NAPLES, ‘fiiioilit-r hind. Something cold struck
touring Car. 1912 E. Iii. F. touring car. [10 1‘ 33 Administrator “13' ““lilt’rl "'"l- “11'1“"! up. l 54'“ H .
1912 Overland roadster. Wehrle'a liar-i District Of Norwalk, ss._ Probate wuvo rem-ding from my feet. in
1 about nit» was the occtiii. i looked to-
‘ ward the bench iiiitl saw that the strip
of mind over which i hurl reached the
rock had disappeared. llllll the water
tin-re. so far :is i could sec, wus its
deep as that before inc.
This second iiwukeiilng that l llill‘t“
spoken of was not from slumber; lt‘
was the coming of :1 sense of \vcnlc ‘
nous. There must be :in lniici'ciit l‘ccl- ‘
tug of dclwndi-ncc lying doriiiiiiit iii
the lirciist of every “’tlnltlll liowcvcr
filic acorns the stronger sex. .\t any
rate. the first mental liiipnlsc tlint'
came to me on looking over those iiier- ‘
n if Court. December 7th, A. D., llilfi.
Estate of William llllsdon lntc of
i.\'orwalk. in said District, deceased.
| The (‘mm of Probate for the ills
trlct of Norwalk. hath limited and al~
lowed six months from the date here
of for tho creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attested. wuhin said
tiiiie_ will be debiirrcd ll recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are re
esled to iiiziko iiiiiiicdizite payment
age, 11 Raymond street.
A
1 AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD IN.
i VESTMENT.
lly order of the Norwulk
See the Minstrel Parade and
0 ra
Pro In! t o
lily dwelling house iit No. 1 North aye-
llluo. corner of Matti street, in upper
Norwalk, Is to 1he Offered at
Auction
to the highest bidder.
Here is an exceptional opportunity
‘for some thrifty person with it little (1“
“A Night At The Wintergatden”
Big Musical Revue in CR Scenes
See Billy Allen and the Pullman Car Girls
pe
MATINEE FRIDAY .... . ..
Friday - “"lw Tim The Place and‘Thc Girl”
Most Popular Musical Camedy of Recent Years
CHARLIE CllAl'LlN CONTEST FRIDAY NIGHT
Dolls to the Ch“'lren Sat ‘r'ia'v' Matinee _
Imb'mid's Evening Saturday—Something New
PRICES
8:15 p. In.
Cakewalk—Hear the Ragtime
. . . .. ........ 10 and 20 cents
v
GEORGE M. OlilliS’I‘EAD. ‘thce, in Norwalk, 011 the 23rd. day: tioii :i wouinii might ciitcr upon thiitl
Administrator, . 0' December, 1915, “l 10 O'CIOCk (0Y9 ; she could not extricate herself without l
. noon; and that public notice thereof 1 a man‘s help if she would only use her |
:beglven to all pemonslnterested there] brains. What use was my brain in l
lin by Publishing‘ this order in a news-' ”'03“ ““9”." surroundings? Th“ few I
i . ._‘, square yards of rock on which 1 stood t
paper have K circulation in said Dh‘ would soon he covered. .\'cxt i would '
trict at least five days before said day be washed off it by the for“, m. thel
W. II. GUTH'RIE,
Auctioneer . Friday—Edna Goodrich In Pa
Loclnt osdllall-d'ictures All This Week
Thursday—Mary Pickford m Paramount “BlSHOP'S CARRIAGE! '
Saturday—Theda Bar: in Fox’s “TWO ORPHANS."
ramount “ARMSTRONG'S WIFE."
l
For Up-to—date Service Call
of hearing.
' 'I‘lic safc conducts wil be un~
FRED H. GANUNG.
«waves and at last a lingering agony. i
If the ca
rrler starts on his work
nsxnv w. oknooa'v.
Judge
-lconditi0ii:il. it having;r liccn dccid-:
LOST—BANK BOOK NO. 21319, 18-1 cd by the Allies not to rcquirci
med by South Norwalk Savings Bank. l the officers to givc assurances
Finder will please return to said bank, l they will refrain froiti participa-
since payment has been stopped.
,__
Funeral Director and Embslmsr
d16 1t
PALACE-lli—LL—“i
“The Home of Triangle Films."
Office and Residence
| Telephone 904.
. 64 So. Main 8%., So. Norwslk
'tion in the war aftcr rcat‘liiugl"
chrmtany. Issuance of safe con—l '
LOST-BLACK HANDBAG CON-[duct to their sucu-ssors has not
talnisn money and $313898 at thfyct bccn considcrcd. No rcqticst
Regent theatre or betwfin that theat-l has been made.
or and Orchard srteet. Inquire offio,
Sentlnel. (114 3USUPER-ZEPPELIN ; An enthnlslastic meeting of the
HAS BEEN DESTROYED l‘nirfleld county Baptist ministers
iwas concluded yesterday noon in the
COPENHAGEN, Dec. 15, via‘cliifl‘ch parlors of the Second Baptist}
London. 4359 P. m_.._,\ report of‘ churhc at Kossuth and Arctic streets;
itllC destruction of'thc supcr-Zcp-} Bridgebort- The Rev. Frank C. Ride;
pcliu L-22 was received from OUL pastor of the church. president
[SCthSW'lg today by a Copenhag- It was stated by Mr. Rideout that
'en newspaper. It is said nearlysimilar sessions as were held during1
all the forty members of the crow 3 the two last days. will be hold some
were killed or wounded. time in January. and it is hoped that
many prominent ministers from out or
town, who owing to the storm could
3 . not come, will be present.
WASHINGTON. Dec. lit—Former: —-—---
'Senator Hale, of Maine, is !seriously'
ill of paralysis at his home here. 0w-
lng to his advanced age, 79 yeai’s, lit-
ltle hope is held out fur his recovery,
lit was said.
COUNTY BAPTISTS ADJOURN.
,Ministers Conclude Enthusiastic Ses-
l
4 stun—Another Meeting Planned. i
That Headache and
Eye Ache May Not
Be Due to Eyestrain
Our oculist (medical eye
specialist) can help you to de-
cide whether you need glasses
Mat. 2:15, Eve. 7:15 and 9
..__
Balcony 5c. Orchestra zoc.
To-day Thurs. Dec. lfith
Wm. Fox Presents Robt. B. Msntell
and Genevieve Hamper
The Unfaithful Wife
comma rouoasow
«FORMER SENATOR HALE iLL.
.-
or not. We include profession-
DROPS DEAD lN CAB.
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Dec. 16.--
James A. Minty, engineer on a New
York. New Haven and Hartford pas-
senger train, dropped dead in his cab
at Westport. early today. The train
was bound from New York for Spring-
field, and the happening was teamed
of on arrival of the train here in
charge of another engineer. The
31 experience with the purch-
ase price of glasses.
Triangle Films Featuring
"Th.
What better eye service can
“In“
. .
lsEN'rINEL ADVERTISERS
Dustin Fsrnum' in iron
you find? .
Strain," a 6 ipart feature.
Christmas is rapidly aptlroaclilng
. Raymond Hitchdock and Mabel
and no better opportunity is; afforded ' ‘
lauded by death.
From one of the houses 011 the shore}
'emergcd a spark. It was it lighted i
cigar. i had always liutedtobncco. but , be getting man
I TREADJUSTING RURAL nan.
DELIVERY.
The post ofllce department is said to
y complaints about re
wow i would give worlds if that cigar adjustment of rural mall routes. The
to save me.
did not reach him. lie walked nwny:
rectlon.
i took off my white pcttlcoat and,
waved it as 11 signal of distress.
At the verge he stopped and lookedl
would bring thtl man who smoked it government is
I “l"l‘dv 1““ my "M” service still further without housing
costs.
then turned and came slowly in my (11- iroutes so as to take in more ten-1m.
It will be a problem to meet all the
new
saw it mid came running towaid me. and patrons.
trying to extend the
That means rearranging the
nilictliig demands from localities
When the service first started car
about him. evidently for a boat. Sce- riers got only about $300 a year. Now
ing none. he threw off his coat and they have become an important body,
vest. for there. was no time to waste. with political influence. and are usual-
early, he misses newspapers and mill!»
that he ought to deliver. If he stark,
late, the patrons grumble at the de-
lay. To the man sitting at the desk'
in Washington, this conflict of inter-V,
eats must seem impossible to recon-J
clle. '
The patrons should keep in mhi‘
the enormous cost of the service ant
be careful not to ask too much. ‘I'
is of course desirable for business roar;
sons that a farmer should get his m
in season to answer important lob.
lens the same day. But in most easel
this is not vital. Even if the lonely:
he walked toward me till the water
was up to his chin; then began to.
swim. When he reached me I wound‘
my arms about him so tightly that.
into the water and swam with me to
the shore.
frightened was I that I kept clutching;
him and impeding his movements. At .
last, in order to save both of us fromi
drowning, he struck me on the fore-
lieiid with his clinched list to stun me.
He. only partly succeeded in rendering‘
me unconscious. but I was thankful!
for the blow. for it made me oblivious'[
to the danger. I remained.passive.,
and he succeeded in: getting me to the:
beach..." I
Then. divesting himself of his shoes.’
strong as he was, he found difficulty .
iii loosening them. Then putting an ment should see to it that it. gets 3.
arm under one of mine he drew me .
This task was a difficult one. for sod
ly paid about 81.200 3 year. As they
have to furnish their own tans or
tomobiles, this may not be too
lth the tendency of gov-
soft. the depart-
an
much. But W
ernment jobs to be
fair and reasonable day's work in ev-
1‘ case.
9 It must be enormously dillcult for
men in an office at. Washington to sit
down at their desks and
everything in a practical way.
route may look perfectly good on the
map. But it may be assumed of
roads so rough or so hilly u to be im-
ctlcable. .
with one wants to be at the tail end
of a route, and unable to get his all
“m“ late in the 01,- fi' . ”b is. it was announced today, in um- » .“
.Jsi-
THAMER
,Ocullsts. Optometrists. Opticians.
‘0’ Atlantic hmm'flamfofd. Gt.-
open. “favoring... Est. 1802.:
than now to look through the large and
varied, line of the 'A. J. Col his 60.
Th'etnjbig store is complete] stocked
withgiffl‘tisiiggestions'that m e accep.
[tibia .gifts for every .m-b ‘r .of‘ the
family. Seq adv.
,
train stopped on signal at Westport,' "OMAN! "I m w“ laying me on the sand I re- running but'of ”m9 dbtnnt M u‘
it was stated, and when it did. not -. gained sufficient maximum to wind “9,4341,” 11an to give 13*.“
'start. again, tbehronianrinvestigated MY V‘lOLET my.arms around him again-J 'He is pendants sn'sddrosr _ y‘l‘
5nd discovered the engineer lifeless: now-my hpsbsndnntlgl In! glad-to ”y ‘gfigwn, which comm 1‘“
r'i‘he'body was taken to a morgue at; I .A 3 put-Trump Ksyotuis. .
Bfldgem '
knowledge my dependence on‘him. _‘
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4 \.
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sentiment. _' l-.-
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'As be dragged me from the water}like to me!" their mail m " rents sesslo or the Federal authorities~ ..‘. _ ._ .
\ ' “has otton W ta- rouse-std.
farm house does not get its newsp:
pers and mail until the evening lamp
is lighted, the government is still rem.
daring it a wonderful and incompsp;
able service.
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KOOLBERGER AFFIDAVITE IM-
PORTANT.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. lit—Th;
affidavit of Johannes Henrikus m9
Koolberger, portions of which m.
lpublished Tuesday in Providence. I}
1.. in which hes‘ tartes that he was ‘9‘”
iployod by Franz Bopp. German Gus-e
[sol-General in this city, and mt?
loeo'rge‘ Wilhelm von Brincaen, an
incite, of the ConsulsteGenei-al, to
stroy bridges and tunnels in C
They regard it as of theg rduitf,‘ .
.wrtance in conviction with they“ 15%;,
‘cution of von Brihclteii; Cs; 0. cm ”3:... 1‘
inactive in lBiipll's' employ... All. 4~ '
FMu-g‘aret‘ Cornell, an “sailfish; ._ ,
‘pioy of Crowlev- ‘
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