1
3,... doski. ot’ 'i‘erryviile.
i BOSTON HOSPITAL suFr. Dario."
"j all. Rowe. who for thirty years was
Hospital. died yesterday
“who was a native of Lowell and a' '
. They will have to have a part of the
Title Harvard Medical School.
In 1908. .
{monomers salary? But Why?
’AGE FOU‘
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SPECIAL ATTENTION T0 EAST
NORWALK ORDERS
Free debut-r) at any time of day.
‘ll‘irst delivery leaves at eight o'clock.
TELEPHONE your olders 1340.
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Hayes City Market
69 No. Main street
L‘
is visiting Mr: Arthur liert
Long island, is visiting lrt‘\\'l5 Sonor-
; by and family. of Highland avenue
‘ .H,_.V_-_....u‘.~_
l
:; Mrs t' it Albrccll' spent .\‘iitiivtiitv
AST ‘: lll .\‘eu York til)
I t
’ .....
Q. :. ’ \luster Freddie Hart is rt-covcriiw
4: from an attack of chicken pox.
ORWALK ' ‘l “W—
I Miss Kate t‘rickctt has i’t-tui'netl
home. after a several tlfl)'> visit it]
‘: Bridgeport.
WW _ _.-..- -
Mr. Asbbrook has moved from Jack Tiebout, of Brooklyn. spent the
Rowan street i, 355 East avenue. i week-end with relatives
street.
on ('udlipp
,0
c—.——_ ————7——
=Mrs. Maurice Saunders, of East
, illiylllolld Anderson is able to be out
Norwalk. is a guest of C. A Sammis.
‘Iga‘in. after several days‘ illness with
of Park street, .\‘ew t‘anaan. the grip.
’_ ‘ ~w-
Mr. and Mrs, Andrews. oi New 3 “3‘ imam)“. J‘mm oi Highland
' are visiting Mrs. Alldrews' value. is (unlined to be) home again.
~ w'il , '
gather, Mrs. IMorrell. of Fourth street. I ' ”W “I"
Benjamin .\lassell. oi llrooklyn.
spent Monday with M
0! West Side avenue.
fJohn Gorham. the East .\torvvslk
“lectman. in recovering from a very
covert: illness.
Waller-stein.
(‘ ill. l’etty has added several lino-
\\'llitc itocks to ills poultry farm on
West Side nvelltie
er. Lockery has moved from liuyv-
klns avenue to Bridgeport. where Mr.
' kery is employed in the itelning
ton Anus plant.
.\‘ettie lluck. ltovvuyton
avenue. is sufferin‘.v from it si-verc .ii
tacit ol' the grip
‘M iss m
l'l‘he monthly business int-cling of
e Epworth League of the East Nor-
Walk M. 1.; church will be held at ll
ofcolck tomorrow evening.
.\i"s Harry ilyiln. of lilwziytoii
avenue, is recovering from :i
illli‘t'k of the grip
>t'\'Pl‘t‘
"Tomorrow night at ll o'clock in
William fl. Smith's pool parlors, on
filst Washington street, the pocket.
billiard tournament will be continued.
_ The A \i'. 'l' (‘luss of lllt' Baptist
(‘burch held a meeting Wednesday itl
icrnoon at the church.
:Tlit‘ monthly business meeting of
the Bpworth li'itglit‘ oi the lids! All»
one M. ii. l‘burch is t ) be held tomor-
row nigh? id * ire-och. Matters of tn-
terest will be discussed.
.1. ll. West, of West Side avenue.
able to be about again.
severe attack of the grip
ii utter a
Mr, and Mrs. M. Walla-rstein re~
{The regular weekly meeting of the
'llhird District t'ommissioners will be
held at the station in liayview ‘i’iuce,
this evening, The usual routine of
the week’s work will be gone into ’-
detail.
spending two weeks at their home in
Howayton.
Mrs. Franklin (‘rockett \viio llll‘
been quite ill at her home in Roeay
ton avenue. is improving
.lumes Lawton. the village con»
tinctor, has received a cnrload of
brick from North Haven.
__._._.-
[Members oi" the East Norwaik 1m-
provement Association will gather at
the home of Mrs. (‘haries ll. Pearce.
at 27 (‘ove avenue. tomorrow after-
noon at 2-30 o’clock to transact the
regular monthly business meeting.
Edward Varlun sustained a painful
injury to his leg. last week. when he
was kicked by a horse belonging ti
ills employer.
Mrs. i-‘rnllk Clark. of Osborn arc-
nue. is this week‘s hostess to the mem-
bers of the Women's Auxiliary of
Christ Episclpal Church, on Gregory
Boulevard. The regular weekiy‘neeb
ills of the auxiliary will be held at
the home of Mrs, t‘iark on Thursday
afternoon.
.\rtiiur ('iark. of i‘ennoyer street.
has suffered in serious relapse of the
grip, and his many t‘liends \vish hiin
a speedy recovery.
Edward Prince, of this place, hus-
taken a permanent position in th-
" ' H e \ctei'tm violin ‘ ‘
Thomas \iiiau. lll‘ H . Metast- rooms ot ”H. Mum .\orwiitk
maker and wealei ot the )ue. is railroad “mums.
slowly recovering troni it long and __
Miss Gladys Mills. uho has been
visiting her sister. .\irs.
Hughes. in Brooklyn. has returned to
her home ill Highland avenue.
grave attack of sickness. due some-
what to his advanced years. but. as
all-mil previous occasions. his indomit-
ableipiuck still stands by him when
a storm of sickness comes on.
Leslie
. liernhard Natimberg, who has been
WILL CURB CABARETS. .unrploycd for some time at the Yale
BlUinl‘ZPOllT, Jan. 1:1.»Tllc police & Towlie factory iii Stamford. has re-
comnliss‘ionels are going to curb signed his position.
somewhat the cabaret shows being
given ill the city. in the future the The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the .\i.
entertainers will not be allowed to W Church Will mt“?! to new on Wed-
nesday, February 2nd. at 1:30. at the
home of Mrs. .lohn Planner.
dance with the guests nor will they
be allowed to sit at the tables of the
guests 'while waiting their turns.
A meeting of the Women's Bible
Class of the M. E. Church will be
held Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Clifford Cuthiii.
entertainment hall to themselves and
will not bt allowed to leave it except
as it comes their turn to entertain on
ihe stage. ;
Stephen S. Prince and family have
""‘“‘"“ .moved from Robert O. Raymond’s
DlES FOLLOW'NG F'GHT- property in Railroad avenue to Harv
HARTFORD .ian. ill—Georg: M84? vey S. Acknrt's house in tRovvayton
.lanka. aged 37. of Terryviiie. died yes- avonue.
terday in a local hospital as the. re‘
suit. of injuries received last \Vednes-l ___~'I~'he remains of Mr. Wheeler, a for-
day during a fight in a Terryvute sa- nor resident here. were brought from
loan. The authorities are searching NEW York, Saturday afternoon, for in-
mr his alleged assailant. John Levanv terment in Union Cemetery. Roway-
ton avenue.
h—h—fi
George, Tuttie. of St. John street. is
BOSTON. Jan‘ “rm. George 11.: suffering from an attack of the
“ mumps. and is reported to be quite
‘ sick.
superintendent of the »
Miss l'eilie Suydan. of Centerport..
Boston City
Dr. Rowe.I '
l. H. Every, of Peunoyer street.
graduate of Dartmouth College and}
”me“ pf the Baptist Sunday school at his
homo, Friday night. Matters of im-
‘ were considered. after which
a social time was enjoyed. '
l
, Junior Partner-80 you raised the
»_ r . l .
Mar Partner—O. he. held me up. “to Reliance Social Club will meet
" . . ed to mmysour but stonog- with In. R S. Barclay. Tuesday
. J“ didn’t.-fB,ostnu Globe. ‘ ternoon std o'clock. ‘
William t‘ul'i'lll. of New York clt_..
turned to Brooklyn, \Vt-diicsdnv It‘ll'r"
m .0011! ”DIWALI m m
Mrs. Clilforc Cutbili. ul' Reunion!
a\t'l:ut‘. hill czmrtain the members of
V.
the Bible Study t‘iass, of the Romy- ES’I‘ON .
tun Methodist Episcopal church. to l
w ’
morrow evening. instead of Mrs.
.losepll it Taylor. of Pennoytr street. .
Konrad orange held its annual ill-t
stailation oi amt-cl.- r‘rtday evenink
Ttlt‘rdzi) t the
1-H triaty lin‘l‘lllul of the liible Stud}
'i‘mlim'i tut. -. voting.
l
l
Iiit's hand it
been very ill, is uovt improving
t‘En a \~lll lit tied at the horn of Mrs
t‘lifi'oi'd t'anll .‘vitilibels vvill please
notice the change of place.
.\lowhousr. tvtto ha.-
——
_.__._. Miss Sarah l'tttcr. ot t‘mod illll hi:
Edward 'l‘utile. a wellrkuown ”’5" ltlul‘llt‘d from a visit in New Yolk
dcilt of ltovvaytoil. nus united in man
ridge last Thursday to ii young. woman,
vvilu has been a member of the lioustx'
hold of Arthur Phillips, at ’l‘okenelie
lli'. .“
l‘ls itteut severe illness.
r‘t" tltlitl ~.~ libiliil :1, .ltu nitt't
). -. ‘ . . ., . .V
lalk. ’ilie tereliiony “(is pelfjrnleld m” Eva FEET): bus ”will“, 1mm
' l W .\ r, all .\lrs. "utt ev .
m 1”“ n' and i _ p , a few weeks stay in .\orvvalk
have started housekeeping iu Mlli‘li'l
iller t‘. tl-dcli's cotta e, ill itiwayton, . ,
A g l Stirs. Hawiey \Elliilii'ts is now abl.
avenue. _ _
lo ltt‘ about the house uphill. alter
Four tai‘loade‘ of coill ar'ltrtl utl‘hrm’ ““91”. ”111"“
the ltooaytoil railroad siation last1
nick tor Triielidly & Scilcllck, the.
llrooksidc florists. and several tealils,““lllllalll’ llin't' bt‘t'll in tow" M‘ht'ul
have been t-llgagtd ill carting it, This 610-“ H’pairing the local lines
.A.._-
liiliployes of the :w .\'
l‘: 'l‘elt'plllllll‘
has been u llai'tl job, owing to the ._._,. ..
it'.li'.ll condition of the roads. Four‘ John P Fitch. of tho l‘ldler Put
more cars of coal are on the way here irll. has been ill \viili Jill] for several
tor the same firm imiys
—w— v — — -—-——h ‘
t
.\ii's I harles l'iarnt-s is now iinprov l
l
vflv“ vvvvvvvvv‘
ing limit a two “cells illness Willl’
l'lleunliatisill.
also
Alto .
NOROTON
.\iiss Annie iiikelllnn. of Good “1”,:
is recoveling from a seven- attach oi'l
grip.
.._._..__ l
Walsh. of
from :t
.\li:~.~ .\liiiv
il-zu returned
lii‘oltd street.
i
visit Ill New]
AA-AA-AA-AA
W “"k- l
. . l ,. . .‘ ‘ , e 's' .. _..__.__. l
\isoi. lli lps stokis ofkt‘oilend’r-l H... “1W.“ “NMM H “r“. “wk
' t." .' ' n nvsi. _ ‘
l ‘”‘ - \“mu‘n-V" To“ "(lat Kit) in; cud visitors tvitli Incl: parents ‘tii
.i"'l,...fln ss
m } ‘kfl‘m . lip and Mir. Thomus \\ irmidweii ,
:it the i,iiureiln-tlie-Pines. l ,
. l'l‘rls'i'in t‘ t .T— ‘ - ..- '
.\ir. \\'illiston Walker. iii 3.... p _ 'm ‘u‘wn ”‘1‘ ""1" “1'12“” Nut 1
. " . I ,' l , - ‘ g " , 3.
Hilton gave a dinner. Thursday (,1 V ' J w r" I All-lb;
"t ‘i. . ~:- . ..
,cvelliug. in honor of Miss Marjory ‘ "”‘M “”th l
Sonic-rs :iild llt'l‘ fiance. William W
MW”. . Samuel Andrews, oi Hillside nln‘t'l,‘
.- h.“ "“'-' \"“ll'lll: his ht‘titht'l‘
John 1) t'rimnlius oi t‘nllender‘s drews, in ”ridgpporp
l’oint. Norman. and vie Misses Evelyn ---_. ._.. .
and Mercedelit‘rimmius urrivod at tho The body of Melvin (lunltl. wllowmtl
"Breakers." at Palm Beach. Flu. {mind dead at his home in lh‘iltlingl
Thursday. Mr. t‘rimulins is [lit prest. was buried in the Hull cemetely on
dent of the Sulltish (‘lub of Palm Tllurl‘tlliy..‘hh, Gould “m.- ,. m,” “(I
Beach. l
liii All}
i
.
l
1H]? lute liliron Gould of this place
und was ox years of are. lit-nth. it",
Representative t'harlcs E. William stated by Medical Examiner l):- [Gr-1
«on and Ernest ll. (trofoot. chairman nl-si Smith. being due to cerebral.
of the Republican Town Committee. hunwl‘rhaxp, f
'tliended the annual dinner of the .-—_.—. ;
l‘onnectlcut McKinley Association inl The 'Liberty Bell" Bird Club. all
iloti-i Taft. ill New Haven. Saturdny the i'pper l‘ansh school. held it mN‘t ;
ev eiiillzx
-
. ' l
" mg Friday afternoon and elected the;
tfoilowing omcers:
itirectorkMiss Mny Morrison. I
Fret-id. nt— tinurlcs (inrtmun.
Vice-President«Segrid (‘edar
Secretary Haldor Johnson.
'l‘rcusurer .\l'lry Kramer.
.\ program, lunch enjoyed hr "'1'
followed. which included the storyl
.. y ., , v y ..Y
again after her husband's death. and "in ibic;.:n:ehu pew in.” Cult. 1
is now Mrs. J. Allen ”Miller of Denver. " y s‘ a m lockwood. and.
Mia Stokes. the {other of the "new" i,~npbapllone selections by the Misses,
baby is seventy years old. .\tre. Stokes M“ and “mm“ Robertson,
was married in 15m. and WM then
about twenty-thrPP years 01¢
TOKENEKE
.\ir. and Mrs. L. t‘,. 'i‘einrd enter
tained guests from out of town over
the weekend.
.\ir. and Mrs. W. E. i). Stokes. who
are cousins of the Norman Stokes. are
receiving congratulations at the Van-
derbilt Hotel. where they now random:
upm the arrival of their second child.
.\lrs. Stokes was a Miss Helen i-ZI
wood. daughter of John l). Elwood
of Denver. whose mother married
GERMANS CAPTURE
- FRENCH POSITIONS
BERLIN. Jan. 2t). via Londonf
‘tiiO p. lil.——'l‘hc catpuri- of 1.000
yards of French positions south
of thc Somme by tier-man troops
was announced today by nrmv
headquarters. l’risoncrs to the
iltlliiiln‘l‘ of «in; and l3 machine
guns \vcrc taken.
The thousand yards of posi—
Mrs. iiarry Despard and her daugh-
ter, ‘lenee, have moved into .‘diss “mm 1' k .
Alice Swift's residence for the rest vill’ir d 15”].l\cr“ “Tum ()t ”W
of ”I? winter. ‘ tgt 0 iitt, “llltl‘l also was
.. ~captun-d by the (icrlnans.
.\iiss Gertrude llrnnda entertained \ttrtltcast 0f NetH'llle lllt‘ llt‘l“
zibout twenty ot‘ be" friends at her titans 5}“r‘1‘i‘d trenches 1‘1”“! 3
47mm itl'Tokeneke. last Friday even‘ ”0!“ 0‘ about 1,700 yards, mpw
ing. (lollies and dancing were en» luring 37 Pit-9011013 and ntnc
joyed until a late hour. when the '“E‘Chml' .L’Ullb‘.
guests departed for their homes. de-
ciaring Miss anda an excellent
hostess.
TO RUN-DOWN WOMEN.
IDetroit»Woman Tells How To Regain
”“ ' Strength. 1
ANOTHER INQUIRY Detrmt. .\iich. "l was in such a run»
‘ IN PERSIA MYSTERY down condition i had no ambition to.
\\'.-\SHli\'ti’l‘(l.\£, jun. 29,—— do anything. I had a chronic cough}
The United States has addressed and <30“ and nothing seemed to give;
auothcr inquiry to Austria asking me any realism-and I was gradually.
if any of its submarine COi‘li- gattlnz worse. until a friend advised
iniaildcrs have knowledge of the "‘9 to try Vinol, which I did? After
destruction of the British . liner,the “1‘5! day or two it seemed to put
l’crsia. .=\‘ statement that they new life into me. the tired worn-out
had none, reported to have been feeling began to disappear, I regained:
handed to Ambassador Pcnficld my appetite and was able to set a;
‘scvcral days ago. never has been good night's rest. The cough Erfid~i
trcccived he“, ‘ually wore away, and I am now feel-i.
i State department officials con- ; ins like first?" again. 80 that 1.0!!“ do‘
sidcr that they virtually have cit-.8" my ounework and go about my.
hosted every other source of in—‘d‘mes 8 “dual. Vinol is email“? it;
fornlntion ill their cflort to cs— wonderful medicine." Mrs. W. E.
,tablish what caused the sinking Waters. Detroit. Mich. . .
50f the Persia with the loss of two] ViMl restores health and strength!
American lives. Asset-nous bylm COMMON like this. because in n
pcdoed by a hostile sublnarincq “th 101188 up the (“385th OI'ZMBJ
ipfcsumably Austrian, have “onenriches the blood and strengthonal
balm proved. The state depart-5079?)" organ in the :body.
nlnet wants a definite statement; We guarantee that. Vlnoi Will ‘do
from the Vienna government. . the M0 101‘ any rundown Person inI
and. should ardenial be receivedi 30““! Nomm. 01‘ Kl" back their.
,
at“lute case probably will be mommy-Junk 11- But?“ S°~ “Implode.
.sidcrcd closed.»
-, .. pat. So. Norwolk.
.. In
\ ‘ ,.— .
1 tier
‘ about u
. ,vou
“owing Hour the Eu he "on Thu!
0n. Thanks It Do...
\‘l‘lllh‘ on p). bilingual mount. in
the ludin‘ ii um .i-mrimt. ll
lull Hutu- say »
From in .\ ii at Pennsylvania.
not: of our vied kiinuu psychologists
l have liceivrd this impressive lilt‘tt'
of testimony to ”it luIMt’l‘ til the fin:
to we more than one rotation-l} up
lrl‘ellt'litis
“"l‘hree shininels ago. “lll'll i has
on n Hail to my old hull”: town. i
took a .\lllll'l tut across fulllllliil tin-ls
where a tail glitHID of needs cowl-ml
the ground l \vlis going ulon; all a
rapid gun. with in) mind vvllolly 0c
copied \~llll other than my
plilll. \\llt'll xlltltlt'lll). ipiiie l'cllcki‘}.
ill) lt'll l'imt. lll‘ll'rltl of going down on
the spit “lit‘l‘t' it should. jt‘i’ltt"l itself
over it! the lcll. illitl i went on fully
tell steps below I It'illth‘ll iii::t I linil
mode the sharpest kind of tin ofl'sct in
ill) putli i “'tlllllt'l'Hl “but made me
do it. turned. ietraced lily steps uni
found all udder still tnilctl and ready
to .\li‘llit‘. exactly. :is‘ l pitigcd. \vlicre
ill) in d \vouid have L'ullfh'
"lti‘ .\. ll. recognizing tlic t‘tll‘ll‘l'l
exploitation of his fortunate lili\~it'|l.
ltltl‘“
" 'Illll'lli'!
llltlllt‘lh
summers |
used much of tilt-
llllll' 'i‘liroitgii sail experiences with
‘ilillll'lt‘ tieltis. lll‘lt'l‘ putt tics :llitl stony
truths i imrmsl autuinntienily to pi. i.-
il‘i' “lit \vi'honi L'l\lilli thought to tile
lllllllt'l' Its :i t‘I-Mtll. i find myself
frequently in mi \\lllk\ :ivoltllnu ob
~‘litt'ies‘ \Vlll' ll lll lllt' ill-tlllt‘lll i do not
ll|\'
11in li'il‘cltuilml
llll‘l'lllNNl
In
guinsrlmwl)‘ tllat‘t’l‘il ' u
A LESSON FOR THE NURSE;
She Didn't Ltkl it When She Was Paid
in Her Own Coin.
.‘\ llltlllit'l' I-\t‘t'llI-:ll'tl llt‘l' liursi- girl
talking to the i llllll she \\':is putting in
slot-p. :iiiti union-,1 other legends of ilit‘
iiuiw-iy in “‘lilt'll she \‘Vflls‘ indulged was
this: “if you tlntx't 1:" to sleep this very
minute u grout. big. unl‘til. lililtli built:
with His like tools ol' lite and simip.
\tliitt. tl'tsoi teeth. “ill I‘tllllt‘ out from
until-l lllt' l‘t'.l Ilitl c r t _\-o u n It up?‘
The loor iltile tiling nestled tlovvii llll
ilil' Ill-ill!“ t» tl.t‘llll of ilorri-l
hours : "tin; her up
That iliulti tvlit-ii tltt- stilliil lillrst- lii'll
.umpnsml iu-iwd' in “P!" nun comfort
illile ltl"l :lutl llill ltlti llit' light Ilttt
there tillllt‘ .'I sudden pip til the door,
'lutl the voice of the mistrcss culled
loudly through the punch "litigate!
.\lilnle? ttct up :is quir‘k :is you run?
'I‘llerc‘s it I-nmlnr llillll‘l' ,voitt‘ bed?’ .\I
the word “lii'it'glnr' the girl sprung
-scl‘t-:lltiiii',; {mm llll' ltt‘tl, two open the
door and ft :l lulu iiystcl'lrs in lllt‘ hull
The lesson “as more instructivc than
the uiisiri-ss designed. but when the
girl's fears bud calmed site sitid in her:
"You dld not hesitate to tell my dell-
cute child. who could not tmssibly
know that it was it lie. :i‘crncl story
bear under her bed. .\‘ovv.
when i trout you to the filllllt' kind of a
story. you are nearly frightened to
death. 'l‘oulo'rm you can go into the
kitchen and Work there. You are not
fit to care for little children," Sf. Inn-
‘ in (ihtlw-liemtm-nt.
A Curious Experience.
Landwoso, the tunlons izuilun t-rtlnl
Itoltu‘lxl. once had :- curlotiu expert
ence. lie was in u printing oillce cov-
rl-t-ting the proofs in his "helium-cm
Mun" \vlth tin- -llief l't‘lldl r \\li(‘ii on
reaching a pain- “lilt'll dcuit with a
young mun who. impelled by jealousy. ‘
hail stabbed his fiancee be made il sur~
prising discovery. The prtmi’rmulfl'
'vvns lbls lmlll.
"Suddenly." Lornbruso stthl in telling
the story. "he threw himself at my
feet. declaring that he would commit
suicide if I published this story with
his name. llis fate. before very Len-
lie. was completely altered and almost
terrifying. um] i was really afraid that
. he. would kill himself or the on the spot.
1 tore up the proofs null for several
editions omitted his story."
Th o odor.
“'llltel' thunder is considered through» ,
out Europe to be of very ill omen. but
' .\pril thunder is considereti to be very
beneficial. in llevoiisllit'e and other
cider counties of Engiiimi there is a
saying that "when it thunders in April
must l'lt‘llll up the lint-rels"-ill
readiness. that. is. for is plentiful crop
of apples. The French tulisltler .\pril
thunder to be indicative of a good
yield from vineyards and coriifielt‘ls.
Getting It Straight.
it was in the Elysian tlelds.
“1’ am gratified to, see that Shake-
spenre. is more sought otter than the -
military heroes." declared a highbrow
shade.
the peaceful arts."
"it isn't that so much." pointed out
it iowbrow shildc. "Every new on
rivnl wants to ask hiln if he really
wrote those i)in_\‘it."-Rniisns City Jour-
uni.
Angel Coins.
All “ting " was an ancient gold coin
weighing four peliilchlghts und r-ni-
ucd at (is. Rd. in the reign of Henry
\‘l. and at in shillings in the reign of
Elimiieth in 1562. it took its name
from the. effigy of on Nigel embossed
on one side.
Desperation.
entertained the teachers and officers survivors that the. ship was tor—‘naul'fll manner it increases the apps-i Lady Visitor—My poor mun. what
first drove you to In career of crime?
Desperate Criminal—Trying to match
sample,- fonmy wife.—BaltlmoreAmer-
lean.
There never was an excuse an inter-
esting as a duty well done.-'l‘otodo
\ \lthu‘ .
“I consider this n tribute to'
l
MONUA I'. IAN 5|, 19:.-
‘ sum HIISELF, unaware. "
for Fletcher's
g». «. = .‘. . 1.
Children Cry
The Kind You Have AlwaysBought, and \Vhltll his been
in use for otter 30 years, has boruelne signature of
and has lit-en niado under his per-u
W% soon! supervision since its infancy.
. . Allow noone to deceive you in this.
All Countertcns, Imitatl ms and “Just-as-good ” are but.
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health 03
unants and (:bildren~Exporicuee against. Experiment.
What is CASTo'RiA .
Castor-la is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Para-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
lubsuuice. ltis age is its guarantee. It. destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishness. For more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation
Phtulency, "Wind Colic, nil Teething Troubles am;
Diarrhou . lt regulates the Stomach and Bowel;
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural slap,
The Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend. '
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
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in Use For Over 30 Years
Tho Klntd You Have Always Bought
'“l. 8-107”. COM’JNV_ NEH vonn CI‘IV.
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crl ltt‘l\\ttll litilitil .‘ind l’rtggimw
ridiculing pittmntltlniit‘c to 3.3:»
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\iclnbers of Trinity \oulli: \icll:
t‘lub made a fine showing at the it
o‘clock service at Trinity Episcopal
church yesterday. in spite of the writ
ther One. of their members, Lat
header 1.; i). Randall. lind charge of NITROJSLYCERINE
the evening ecrvlce ill the absence of NE“, YURK. l““- 3"“11'”
in» rector. .\i lilo o'clock there was war and thc resultant demand for
all enthusiastic meeting in the club llltro-glyt‘crluc are given as the
room. with an ittllll'l‘bx by Mr. nail reasons for a legal contest wlwh
dull. has begun here for .1 contract to
On 'l‘iic.~'(lu,v evening. February 1st, ‘ remove the garbage of N'ew York.
there will be a business meeting of city. Although the city has mod
the club as the rooms. At this time 53.7504“) in M‘Vt’tllt‘t‘! years tor
further arrangements will be made for'l't‘mm'nl of its garbam‘, a (Oli-
iho Lincoln dinner, which will be ‘ party now offers the city 359091300
February Hill. in Trinity Parish Hall. for that privilege {or five years.
Hon. t'ivrl Axel liarsti‘om will deliveri Counsel for the new bidder tex-
an appropriate address: Judge Jos- plaincd why the garbage had sud—
eph it. Taylor. will give an oration ongdenly become so valuable by say—
Lincoln. . John w. Wehrie will moi-1 mg that the garbage alter bowl:
with vocal selections. Lireatcd with steam yields a:
Next Sunday at the 4:30 mectiugigrcasc the value of which at
in the. Railroad avenue club room Rev. } present is high. From this grease.
in: (fuskey, rector ot Christ Churchth said, comes glyccrtnt from:
film .\‘orwaik, Will delli’er tin ilddr9§5~ “inch is made nitroglyccnm.
The following Sunday. '
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GARBAGE USED FOR
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Februaryl
13th. General Russell. Frost will give The Vicar rlluilo? What's all the?
an address on the world war. 'l‘ummy——'i‘he funeral of the Mwle.
Tile new pool table is expected It. father.
be installed this week The Vicar!llut ! ”mm?“ you 8m“-
ied Mr. .\loie last week?
Tommy Yes, but we dug him on,
GENERAL HODSBON : . ‘ . L
DIES} AT MALTAl-vo“ were not irlcnds to tea. Luisa
l.tl.\'llt t.\'. Jan. 2o. 5:05 .1. iii. ”‘3 Show-
——l'lrigadicr-t}elierail ticorge licn-I -——-—-»
tamlli l'lOtlbtiil oi the llitliitn: ”9’30”? to hear that 3'0"" ””“39‘
Army. who was wounded in the mem With young th'hlt‘ixb is 0f!
fighting on tiallipoli l’cnlnsula.; She—Yes; he ran tinny and gala-ti
has died of his injuries at .\lultzt..the Allies its an aviation the rooms.
Ccticral llodson “ho was born “Boston Transcript.
in IBM}. scl'vcil with distinction1 ————~——-——~+——-——-
in ttliln)‘ t‘ttliipztlgils‘, , i-‘iist 'l'b‘llllifilt‘r“Ytllll" 'oss is living
I m“ i'urf 'is com from 'is teed bag. “(by
PREPONDERAN'CE 0F lon‘t yer get that 'oie mended?
.lAPAN IN FAR EAST} Second ilitto-‘T'he tldl nag's elo-
BERLIN. Jun. ‘3". l‘.‘ “l"“l"“'in' 'er little bit in economisni'. Wot
l" SH.“ 2" "In” “”5“” \‘V " ‘ the losses now i picks up, all' it :0vs
“\gt'illW ‘.'.\\: -~>\.'tt)i‘tllllj.; lil— tllt- [OWill'tlS .Pl‘ 1w)“ feed. d‘yer “11‘
l'd‘iitilv’l-tll't‘i‘ Zcitiillg reports l'rtli‘. Passing Show.
These
inventory Days
are bringing out many interesting articles that we
are willing to dispose of at a fraction of their real
Value. "
l be... It would be impossible to attempt to itemize the
' {efi offerings. because they do not last long enough to
i‘! insure being here the day after the advertisement
’ appears.
By a Visit to Our store you may find just what
you want llt GR EAT SAVINGS.
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