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LISTEN I
lfuuwisumly
IMHI‘IflIfin‘u‘MM-
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mud to you
W0 how u: run-lieu list of
Comp-Ins Wilma nil kinds of
bonus. Fire. iii-him). Auluno
bio. Bonds Audit-oi. no
your senior.
to‘ you. Think it over.
00qu stain. [intro-d avenue.
W19?! of Hermann met last nixht.
bb (in-puny. it in thump-w no 3 d discussed the usual monthl) rou-
It
and} nth be a class initintion at the meet-
onr thirty )cau' emote is all I ; of ()phir Chapter, 0. E. S.
““5 "195115 much i r this war discussed at the meet-
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THE NUT}! NORWALK EVENING ENTIRE.
mom form Audion tomorrow.
The members of Louis: Lodge,
e business.
On the evening of February 23 there,
Plans
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last night
NORWALK SOCIETY NEWS H
lund, Februan 26th at 7: 30 ocmlotkl
Dr. and Mrs ’lanner will be at home
after May lst, in Stamford. He was
torinctiy engaged in the practice of
medicine in East Norwalk; but is at
'prescnt assistant supet‘inteitdcnt of,
In Giwns‘ Sanitarium.
The girls in the Stamford telephone
exchange are arranging for their an-I
nual ball. which will be hcld in the
(‘ar‘llio Itckl month. probably on March
17,
Alexander Nlt‘hrl‘boll
the.
and Mfr
lune issued tnvil'ations for
Mr
Taylor&Golden
No.12”
South Not-walk Trust Bldg.
'l‘how who intend to take part in the
1 rthcoming minslrel show of Court
laurel. l). of f‘.. will hold their first
rchcatsal tonight in the room< of the
Knights of Columbus, on .\oth MaluI
Istreet.
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ulsters is all we have left
SHAWL COLLAR sizes style by the Harmony Lodge, New;
' ' I‘unauo team. The trip to Statut‘ortt‘
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were $20.00
$15.00
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was nude by automobilc. and
an t’llJlnitble \islt,
pt mod I
LOW THEM OVER The canvass will be Ylt‘ld on Ullt' wctIk
trom next Sunday. On Monday (we
mug, of next week. at \ o‘t'lttt‘k Ill tht-
‘IiillSll hall. there will lw ii lllt'i'illl‘.’
oi tltc t-ztttt'asscf‘s.
I ()n Mutth 7th, a >rIIIooI of «tool
lurc. under the managv mt- Ill oi Stotn
College, will bc slatted Ill lttooki‘tt Id
for the purpose of 9\liilill>lllllg a
source of profcsstonal lllr‘lllltilOll tot
.IdSEI’lI luvs
85 Washington St. So. Norwnlk .
WEATHER FORECAST.
northwest .wtnds. schools.
A long ridge of high prtIssurc c»
fending from North Dakota southeast.
ward to North Carolina Is producing
pleasant weather in nearly all disv
iricts asst of the Rocky Mountains.
The disturbuico on the North Pacific
coast has increased in intensity dur»
log the Inst 24 hours and is moving
slowly inland. The temperatures are
somewhat lower this morning in the
eastern districts, but no marked
changes have occurred during the last
At the meeting of Butler Lodge. I.
I). 0. R. last night. plans were perfect-
t-d for the delegation from that lodgc
attending thc [Incas Tribe-American
’ltl‘ld fair tomorrow night local frstar‘
llill night. As many members as pos
sible are requested to meet at the
rooms all 8 o'.clock The American
Band will escort delegations from var-
ious lodges to Music llnll.
..I Wright. of Norwalk Fail-field
I All“! GIRLS! GIRLS!
24 dancing lessons. 86. Policy's.
membors of Norwalk lmdgc. n. P. O
E, was held over for two weeks. At
the meeting last night urrangcmcnta
New views of In city. Romyton and were discussed for the members to at
diciio Island now on sale. The finest
duality of cards over sold for the
I M. E. Church of tSouih Norwalk on
money, 6 for Se. DonncIly's Ill "'9' Sunday nighL Tho delegation will
place ‘0 not these cards. Imnrch in a body to tho church. ()nc
I ' — I candidate was elected last evening
The" "outh Norwnlk Trust company Raports were submittt-d In iht dctlint
state that it would be wise to set aside ”on tiny committee.
a separate trust for your family. A!
trustee the Trust Company will invest LOOKING UPWARD
the Money and distribute the earnings THE 8HADOW8.
3“ you instruct. Trust estates on b. (Ids E. llutchings In Dcrry. t.\‘ ll)
created with various provision. as to Mail.)
{mum IIISWSIIIM' . Looking upward through the shadows.
Though the cycs be voilcd itt tcurs.
.‘l‘hough the hcart in sccrct sorrow
'l‘rcmblcs in its from,
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‘A meeting of the farmers of lie-
1th and vicinity was held last even-
in: in Tlcf‘hcl. at which both I. J.’
Davis, 0’ "‘9 Connecticut Agricultural hooking upward through illt‘ Minimum.
College. and! S- J. Wright. 0‘ theI When the sunligltt‘fudcs nutty;
Film! BUFE‘ML were present. The Waiting through the hours oftiat‘kut-ss
nwo'tlng was for the purpose of (“8- For Ihc pcrfcct day.
acussing flaming conditiions in that
section. Md W88 very well attended. Looking upward. sometiums drcuminq.
Dreaming of a bygone time.
When the heart in springtimc gladncss
Bowed before Its shrinc.
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' MERcK's ’
Phosphate of Soda.
Full Pound 15c.
Stilison-Powell Corporation
PRESCRIPTION DRUBGIO'I’O.
32 Wmlnflon m , I In its beauty has gone by;
Booth Non-fir. Coal. Wifiting. though the shadows deepen
IWI And death's hour draws nigh.
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Looking upward. though thc spring-
1 time
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Looking upward. sweetly resting
As though in a peaceful dream,
Through the dark and misty shadows
'Sunbcnms brightly gleam.
Monetiinatters
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A Checking Account with
the ,IPeople‘s Trust Corti-
pany of South °Norwnlk,
will be found useful
your financial
dons.
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Looking to a hope eternal,
When the shadows fade away.
When the sunlight. in its beauty,
Reveals perfect day.
in
transac-
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THIS MAY INTEREOT~1YOU.
If you suffer with pains in your
' back or side. stiff and sore muscles or
Joints, or rhoumntlc when. or have
symptoms of kidney Mic-och as
only swelling: under the cm or
. deep disturbingtbtodddrnoilmouts. m
We deem it a pleasure to
render the best possible
Ionics In all monetary
matters.
Bonk your funds with-IE I
-r>r
Intat'riagc of thrir daughter. Minn Ethel
' I ed
in: morc than sown httndrcd organi-
tend the Lincoln sorviccs in the First.
THROUGH
Iulnry, cheap and meagre in itself and
Eat}
Emma l‘ Scarlcs. of Bcdford,.
.\‘ Y. “ho hm two visiting her son.I
Sit—pitch S StIallPS. of [$91ch at»:
our. tor the part neck. returned homr
Mrs
Wilkins Smith, to Iir, Warren Avery
’.Iattncr ’I‘hc tcrctttony will be per-
formed at the home of th. lilldt lul
l’rOHdt‘lltt‘. liitodc la toda\
Btu“ ll stlcct.
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0‘ Delegates f‘t'ont (lid Well and SI I I (I 1m“ fm” ,Mlmgrmmldflu ’GERMAN CRUISER REPORIlDI
our stock 0‘ I John twig». I“. and A M” last nightIllllbil‘Hltl of the COIiIlf‘tlitul Agni-til
WINTER ULSTERS \tsitpd the Stamford Lodge, when-II ital t‘oJItgc. In in Notuttlk totia), iii
All Oxford Chinchilla degree work was put on in lllIt‘Yc‘mllIlgI lhr’ (Iifitt‘r‘ of the Fall'l'lt'ltl t‘ountt IAKEN off BERMUDA
i‘stt’ttt Iiut‘ctttt. with whom he is a>>o
Halt-ti at lll farm \l'ol'li
Ittottghout I‘iiJHicld t‘ounty
present
(t'otttittttwl itoitt I’ngc Ottcl
lt’llldi.tlt(. lsidittI .\ lt‘“ days Quip
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I REGULAR COLLAR sizes I I m Mary... int t. t‘nptain sot; il\'t‘
33 and 4° ' $2000 —— “'“7‘ SPACE GIVEN TO PASS- Itought n mot. \\lll| ”It German I17“. I
2500 . I“‘I“II“‘I plan: ("I ”I“ RIM-IAIN“ , - ItIti ttttttimttitttttt Navarro oft lilI‘
were ‘ ' bot' canvas for Trinity Episcopal Question In Dispute in Automobile Ac. lilh‘l' l'lutv. and sank Itor 'l‘hoI
I “u 38 '1 “3'00 parish wore. contphItt-d at a nth-ting Oi cident Suit. gItIiiIama .\ 1h IUII t'tuitIirIlch aII (also In
,, . . .. . I . . . . um litl» tttt sitttt tat itttr lHil t
“”5321“ the Whirl} (UmIIIIII'If III-‘I "WI" . (tillrltlel‘iilfll‘ cottfltctlm: cvtdcuct- rc I,” it “(Ir ( “I ”H In“, “H had ”gun”
:attling how Illllt‘ll of the road flit-I au
totnobiles of (home I. Rockwcll,
n lllt mo tor snoral tiayt “ports:
OII .lii\'t‘ pron ('lIItt Ill lll tttarittmc tIirchIt.
Ititigcficid and Frank W Hoyt of Dan I“ r“ ”I“ II” mrtttttn toilinicrcc ram
- ' I” had int-t” .ttlur sunk to tapturtI III
bury \ttItc occupying “lIPIl they col b) tttt liti'l II H“ mm“) (0.ll~llldll.
Iidrtl lit Sugar I‘ollow on the Honing,[uncut-13 1,...- t. Ll'l\0'd tto ottititl ton
of Scpfcntber l]. 1915., was. I?.roduccd lrllliitltill of [Iilh it port I
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‘il rosttrday littirlllllt. rscsston of thc N° Ne)“ ° FIOI'I I" Bermuda.
1, t t h . I IIA\III Iti.\ litllliud-t, tub. in.
tflllll 0 common pcafl u terel t tasc .u hm“. I1.t~ “1‘.” pm“. MN...“ “I”.
I5 0“ trial. Th0 tomplaitt'l 0‘ ”1“ plain i lirlllrli armored t'rttm r litakc lllltl llli“
tiff in thc action stairs that the do (Icrman (ltllhtl‘ Iloon of! iicrlllutlh,t
ttttdants {Mind to tiltc him a Nation I'mlhmr I5 I‘“““" “I” “I ”I" “(CW I
1ttIIItiu .\lillilltilih inqulric.~ ltutc [nil
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the fartncts in that thin“), Homo apt. amount of spat-c on the road iuI d to mm,“ .m. WIN“ ”W ,1“,
For Norwnllt and \tciutty. l‘att'_to economies will also be taken up tot cloth to pass and the- cI~IounttrtlalmIIpm}.L “wt”: and ("pump ”1.,
ni'Iht and Friday- xnodoratc to from the bencfit of thc women and nlt‘ of thcdofendant sctsupthe very sumo; Roon. l'Inst \usst-Is haw llul roach
.\ . not]. so for as can bt’
tlpim. .\Ir. Iloyt contending that Mr, “I III" WI”-
‘chrmtttd no .ttlHtt‘ s ltmc horn I'l'ttl\
liot‘kscll failed to allow him It rcason- I'd I“ liutm III” In iudttzttc that tho
.tblt- amount of room In which to get I litakc I, ,5 , at... n ,. ”119mm ”,3 mm-
I)! lit‘l'mlltlil port
tn the collision bctwccn ttte carsI British Embassy Hears at It.
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both mnchlncs nero cons idcrablt dtun I VI IKIIIMJU‘“ MI’ “I ‘II"‘ ““I
.Istt t‘lllblrr) tt-stcrtia) rrttitcd ad
ttgcd. The statues itt such cases allow , “(98 ”um Urimh ngtttis in Np“
treblc damages and Mr. llokucll isltork that a man livmg on Stan-u Is
rocking to rccotcr 32.0 frotn Mt Hoyt I land. “how name “as not trans. .
”I”? .\Ir “0),! Is endeavor-mg to M. ,‘tttittcd. had tw-civod n pritatc ills!
patch trom lit'llllllilfl stating thc llrtt
“"9 ‘30” )from Mr. “MIMI?” I“ cont Ils h crumIt lirukc hitd tttkctt tltc Gcr- I
IN‘n-‘NIOII for the damages suffered by man crumr limit and Htlllt‘ omntm'
the cars. merchant ships
Miss Isabel Rorkwcll. of! ”I“ “"I'III“)
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daughtct' I . had no i'ttrtucr all.
\‘It't‘r.
today by Illc t‘hambcr of Foot-
mcrce of thc l'nitcd States, rcprtIoIttt-I‘of‘thc Interior. succccdltm I'rcston (‘.
\\'cst. of Oklahoma.
rations of INSIDE-Is ltlt‘ll throughout
the country.
IIIII IIIIIIII WEAIIIIII
BRINGS IIIIEIIMIIISMI
Sayc Skin Pores Are Closed And Uric
Acid Remains in Blood.
Rheumatism is no rcspector of ago,
sex. color or rank. If not the most
dangerous of human afflictions it is
one of the most painful. Those sub
ject to rheumatism should eat less
,BIID MANNEIIS 0N BISIBIIII
HELD INIIIIII SPORI M... ..
In his annual report on sport at all, drink lots of pure water.
Harvard univcrsity. Donn L B. R. Rheumatism Is caused by uric-acid
I Briggs. chairman of the committee on which is generated in the boWels and
Itlte regulation of athletic sports, takes absorbed into the blood. It is the tune.
occ casion to refer to the practice of tion of the kidneys to filter this ncid
chattering" by college baseball play from the blood and cost it out In the
crs. lican Briggs states: urine; the pores of the skin are also
"Bad manners on the baseball field a means of freeing the blood of‘this
and tactics that in some sports would impurity. ln damp and chilly. cold
Ilbe condemned as unsportsmanlike, ate weather the skin pores are closed lhllfi
Istill regarded by students and the gen forcing the kidneys to do double work.
ctsl public as part of the game; ‘aud they become Weak ‘nnd sluggish and
'of these bad manners Harvard teams. fail to eliminate this uric aclr whichI
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.IoIiu ll. Quitttartl of "storn ar
Itlll‘ um disc llflth‘d yesterday.
”.tll) Godfrey. of 24 Taylor awmw,
was tlischnrgcd last night.
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though in general clean players, are keeps accumulating and cttculating‘
tnot yet wholly free. The rule which through the system. eventually sett-
.cuts the players off from the advice of ling in the joints and muscles causing
coaches and graduates throughout the ’stifl'ness, soreness and pain called
game makes it Imposolble to cull rheumatism.
down an offending man until the gameI At the first twinge pr rheumatism
is over. In thel ast few years the get from any pharmacy about four
Italk of players on the ball field has ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon-
been tnuch less frequent and oblec- fut in a glass of water and drink ho
tionuIIile. Nobody would ‘exact per- fore breakfast each morning for a
fact silence or forbid the captain the . week. This Is said to eliminate uric
genuine encouragement of his men-"'acld by stimulating the kidneys to
Yet even now it large partof whntI'normul action, thus ridding the blood
the players suyhresulls from deIlIb-,of those impurities.
crate adoption of a technicnl vocab-I .lad Suits is inexpensive, harmless
_ and is made from the acid of grapes
at best doubtful in its purpose. Only “and lemon pulce. combined with llthia
s false conception of a beautiful game and Is used with excellent results by
demands that a gentleman in playing tho-ands of folks who no subioct to
it tonsil «no to be it untlomsn. 0n rhotuuntlsm. on you hon n plenum
totinyns Solicitor of thc Dopartntcntt
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Bridgeport, com! I hurvln}. I t Inn.“ t tn. mu ,
’Twill be easi f
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Any man or woman whose promise is to be depended upon, may buy a Howland
machine at its regular cash price and pay for it in an easy fa shion.
This opportunity will be open for a limited time only. It is now available.
’ A machine is delivered as soon as first payment is made and a person admitted to ‘
membership in the Howland Sewing-machine club.
'Ikltal Itrst IiilIVIIIt‘III. anti Illt‘ others \tltit‘lt folio“. .Illtl ttp IIISI lllt' t-xat‘i ~ttttt \\lllt'll
t> illt‘ t'tIgolar unit ]Iil)'lllt‘lll t‘ltosctt. llit‘l‘t' art- no \‘.\ll‘.’l t‘lt;trgtI.~ of not out ’I‘hc I'tr.~t r
tlUlliil' liilltl t~ not .1 let' for admission to tltc t‘lttlt, 'I‘ltcrc ix no itttci‘wt. Illll‘ pa} s. for
t'\£llll|ilt' just S15 tot Ilit‘ rt-g‘tllar SJ; llti\\'lillitl ”colour—Jun p;t_\'.~ it in ~lllitll (llllfilllll\
lli\lt‘£itl tit/1'” (illt‘ \‘illll. '
\ tttcttt'ltct' oi Illt' t‘lllli tit.tI\ t‘lttmw an) \lIVlt' of titat‘lttttc from llll' Ica~t»tI\pt-tt\ivc in
lllt' lint->1. 'I‘ltct'c art- no rcstt’tt‘ttons. \Il arc sold on illt' n'atttt- plutt. l‘ltc first pat‘tticttt a
t~ always our (lollztr Iltltct' ]lii_\’illt'lll\ arc It\t-tl according to illt' pt‘tt'c of lllt‘ u-lcctctl .,
lllilt‘hlllt‘. 3
A Howland Machine is worthy of place in your
2‘ hours The temperature continues County Farm Bureau agent, will nd- the plaintiff. was dtlvtntz itcr father-“st ...._.... just now we make an exception ‘0 the usual
M0" ‘9" “"5 II” “mom ”I" dress a meeting of the Ridgeficld tar machine “it”? I” ”03‘ “I“ ””0““. mvssrtcnmc CANADA runs. In . ‘
I win room. ‘
“1:; "0‘“ ”WIN“ ”‘3‘“"1 ‘0 “In“ mom Saturday, In that place. In n» hislovmhcnrb “IiiIsIfeliaorilgnIfI”IIIIWIIIII‘I‘II, OTTAWA. Ont, Feb. 10. ~tnvcstiga g ”I“
8 . _. ”rd ‘0 the organization of a coopcr- :lr all?! “so he.» to 1:43 andpheriuon ““0 II" I‘m", of thc Ilrc “hIIhI ~ll(t\\'l'lll(l nt’tt‘littttw 'tt'c ctltt‘t 'il I} ‘ ' l " '
WEATHER A YEAR AGO MW fruit growers association A tostitnotly :le nl \"if'ltlllte with thatIdt-rtrowd lllt‘ I‘ttlliumt‘nt Buildings I ' I I ' M I“. III" I‘IUI'“ ‘ “II“ I‘ ”‘1” WW“ “W I‘UI‘I only
TODAY. Ipruning demonstration will also be iron I) Mr Hon ‘0lher membors 0‘ with n loss of scven lines on Pub. 3 IN”) “I” “I “I’m" “C““IL'. I“ a “'in I” “III" . .. l‘ I .
. given claturdsy. In “mph“: 1,. n". K y - “I lil'tztm mm) b.\ Judgc \liH‘TaVl‘th- .. Itot ttlSlI. -or ”to Ctilth'lllt'llt‘L‘ oi customers,
'l‘cmocraiurc: Lou, 2S; high. b can tltc itockucll family, who were in the , Iisl) ttitital \\tillltll Iltcv urc cosy to run I
4+ Clear. I" ' family car. testified in support oglfllld R I I'linslt' I\ (, lllt‘ two (:m- 'I ' llltillllll\' accounts arc carrictl. ’illl thc IEUW< ‘
————-—-—- ’ ————- to... Rookttou \tltilc Philip Gum: and “WW“! WIHIIIi-Nunm unpainted by ‘4‘" ”m" I”? IIIIII‘IM'IWI“:~'~ plat‘ctl “‘IWW
v (lt‘:::l(‘:;0;): (t): tints-123:. llofdjrmtiltnn) “mm“ THmW‘I‘L of Danbury. “ho'I'I‘ “I’m” tiltt-It t‘t-dttt‘c friction 'I‘Itcy ttt'tkc 'tlttit'wt no ‘ land sum.“ ”mam" (m) h .m I “who“ Mun—
“ t‘ , .\lr l‘tln la n i .l t l ‘ I ' ‘ » - - ~ .
“ire riding \tith lift. Hoyt stratalncd i! "“HHH‘H .Iml Ht lit‘l’\ U; ”m ‘11,], n' 1 r . , - -
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I 'N‘ has boon in“ bud! In“) W '0! \Ir ”0).... ("mm “mm the spacc K“. No.1,”: .. “(mm in “mm”; m ,, {0“v‘llfilsc; portly lIL'tJIIISL oi thcsc .‘amc ball lit-.ttittgs " I " U I” “mm m «and
., . , ntcr condition, .md has bun tcttttd I" him m thus m, thc Rockwcll mp “out“. and would bc bcltcr Ilttcd to I.\ltIt"tl oi' stittttl' ll'tl (tt'tlity i~ ll\t(l ttt tltcm ”lit \ sum-4 and lllt't-t‘ l~ an llllt‘l'Hll of a month lttIttwt-ii
.- by Colonel “WW"- I""0I"“"I0' 0" ”I“ W ltlt't‘l ihc rcquirctmnts of I’Hlliflnlf‘lll. I I I ‘ ' I I (' tI'tclt of illt‘ II’I\'Illt'Ill\
NpItI-walk HoteIl. b\‘IIIIiat Ihc (‘Iolontl wANT RAILROADS To SETTLE —-————~—-————_ :trc lllllll by skilled and cxpcrt \\'(il'l\‘lllt'li. Iiuck l' H
; w put into tic u ding has not t-It lNTERlOR DEPA . .. , . .
, MPH given out. \VAQIINtl’I‘Dflfsdmi-‘Tetfs'ln A I" It TOSTMENT SOLICI Iol cacli oitc Is an unqualthcd guarantt-t- ml «or. \\l‘ lit-Itctc no conci- plan t'illl Iic Ilt‘\'l>t‘tl. It
-—FRIDAY l5 LUNCHEON DAY. I __ . . . . “I “"‘ , . 3 . , , . I
zit the Country Club. I tion calling upon thc millionth .tmt \\ .-\SIIIN(ITON. Rob. 10. l‘ll'Xfln- V100 and sattsfat‘tton. llilh prm'ctl ttsclt thoroughly \altx‘lm‘tnrt to
l The DFODOW nomination 0f ofllc ‘Itcir cmploycs to scttlc ”H.“ “I. .\ ('l'l‘ T, Vogclsanz, of San Francisco! ,1 _ -
I (‘l‘i “th"le for last night by the ,mmowm b} “Ibmnunn “nu-“din" tons nominulcd by l’i‘csidcnt Wilson} lint tItcir prices arc not as high ilr tIttmI of "”III'I'II‘ ”I IIIII‘S' \
othvr "Indium of cqual quality. “its is Ito, .\Il during illt' itntt' that a club member is
LJlIM oi lllt on) tilt) ill't bought and sold. Ihc)’ ”wk-tun put-ninth. llt‘l‘ tttitchmt- is ltusilv .Iti *5,
It‘ttlllt' to tho xtot'c by thc catrlmtl tltrcct from tltc , work, It “in (1., mn- \ort oi' “In-mg lll‘lt itc -
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Ilticlor). llit')‘ arc bought for cash and \\'c gt'l 'otutt-r t‘allx upon it I'or~lor illt‘l‘t‘ .‘Ii't' altat‘lt- I,
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.tII tltt- .ltl\ .‘lllllif't‘ tltt - .
‘I ‘I I‘I‘h I’II-‘cr 9‘” from ‘IItttt-ttts for tuckingr l‘llllllllIQ' and SH on. T
Iii" tti.tttttl.tttuttt \\'tI gct a spcciul pricc. too;
_, l‘tth Iiowluttl ”LILIIIIM l .tttrtttit m . )-'
,lmccd on tltc bit: quatttitIt \tt l)u_\ lltctt. tltct‘cI ‘ I D I “I
I lit prior 6.
Its cubinct ls ‘il Trztccful ~ 3 .
no ofittc, ‘ Is ch pc and
Ian no act-tits Ct!lllllli~\lnll> to bc paid
\t'cll-polishcti. lt‘ tttt-tal parts arc fincly fitr-
'rcttl: no t'\il';t St‘lllgIt‘xlit‘llnt‘s. lt i< a >implc.7
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straightIoru'at'ti purltt‘aw liIt tht‘ ~torc-Afor \t‘c;
()llt: Siylt‘ t'\‘t'll lt)()l\,\ lilx't' it writing—
, (lcsk. \\'ltcn not in actual ~crvicc.
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bu} and scll wwtttg-tttachtntw in m- but and.
xt'll *llI\'> or L‘UlltilIS or >hoc5u Most-itttportuttt-—c;tt‘lt «locx sNt-tttlitl xcu'ingl
Howland sewing-machines are sold regularly and will be sold to club members accord-
$15 to $39
Club membership list now open. Will you come and testa machine? We‘ll be glad
ing to type selected at—
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to have'you'get the judgment of Bridgeport experts too.
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
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no attempt to get off the tracks. :md' will probably be accidental death.
the forward part of the motor struck: The question to be dccided is why the
Stamford Man. Not to stame‘for her head. Smith stopped the train \ictim did not head the engineer's
Bridgeporf Womn’s Death. and the woman was placed aboard. Ipnming signal
Frederick L. Smith, or 56 Lockwood but died before it reached the Bridge-
street. Stamford, engineer of the port station. John B. \lahoncy of 90
\1 ore Line express which struck Mrs Olive street, New Havcn. a fitcmnn.I
Victoria Kalesclzenski of 30 White testified to henring the Whistle 1’10“"! had a. seve eye pain In my back and II -
street. Bridgeport, near the Situatford and said the engineer uppliPd lhfiIooutd hat-(“y move t took about two—
line last Saturday. testified before Ibtakes suddenly. He did not 500 Ihi‘Ithirds of a 50‘. box of Foley Kidney
Coroner Phelan Tuesday. Smith said woman before the train struck her 'pms and now feel 9“”,er WWII".
he saw the woman and a man stund- Smith has been in the employ of Middgfiaged and older men and w'o-
Iug on opposite sides of the tracks asIlhe New York. New Haven and Burt ’men find these safe pills relieve sloop
be rounded he curve 500 fret from ford rallrond for 19 years. and as an disturbing bladder . troubles. 39m
them. The woman appeared to be engineer for the last lune y.cars lt' overywhcrL, ",
bending over as If picking up somo' man his first killing. 5
thing. The engineer blew the «blob \ictor Kalesclzenskl, husband. who
ENGINEER SMITH EXPLAINS.
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lo. and. who within about 100 foot of witnessed his wife's plight. tbstiilnd —A good adv. pm but in the NI. .
her. applied the pram. Bits undo before Coroner Phelan. Tho findlng plummet“: L." I‘I‘III I: :~.
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