Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 4, 1916 · page 12

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f The weather this you has
tie-l refiner severe and. the
iii-"- ha been deep and
1“, this it does not seem
.iwtllltctnl is so dear
*1“: price at seven fifty.
‘0 five coal for each taste,

. ”than clinker and waste\ 1
Wt! it to the thrifty;
M lorry its higher but ’-
*inlllt have a fire though ;
' h costs seven fifty. I

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be all this week. This I
.‘M you shOuld seize— i
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.1 Moms DONKEY
wax on. POLISH
LIQUID VENEER
O CEDAR OIL

THE NEW LEMON 01L

- Slim-this; Especially w‘eit Suit-
3 M for Pianos. Furni'ure and
”must Floors.

 

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AL CLEARANCE;

_ Specials In ,

I“. IYS‘ SUITS MD OVER, 1
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’o 813nm! Shirts 1

79¢. $1.19. $1.48‘
Tunnel Weists

19¢. 39¢

‘Golflieb

I sin 8t. So. Norwllk
. 47410—01250 Stilts

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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heparin“ of refinement. Nothingi
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GOING TO BUILD ?

Come right do" to our Mice and we'll help you with all the details
and you will place yourself under '10 obligations by so doing. ‘ '
Nothing lilte talking .1: tr 'ilings over uith someone who limits
boo tron sanctum-it‘s the ore titty lo at-iuaily sue mow). be in-

suied satisfaction. and t ill bunting costs.

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time. Helieeliuiems consisting of tun
cream. soft drinks. (‘lgll’n‘ and cigar,
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mu” 1"” “11105! BMW-“JUL: .‘UU “on! to ILLiid ready for you: unima- mission I
tion. l-‘rom both a social iitid financial;
l>lilndpflilll. it may be said, that thist

'elghth ziittiual ball “as one. of the

.mosi sui-r-esst'ul. it not 1hr most sue-I
t-enlui affair at its kind. tier held ill
tlo- lot-a1 tumor) by an) SUt‘lt‘l) or
organization or individual. '
Four prizes. the first being tun dol-,
iars in gold for the best dressed grotth
oi Sih. and toe .three others for the:
("$1 tirt‘fiht‘d "lap. the best dreswdl
‘ woman. and the most t-ouiical coupir‘
\t‘f'f‘t- awaitlt-d 21> follows The flr"l
pl‘iZt- oi ten dollars went to a group
til i-i.\ propie nw ladies and one man:
titratttwly attired in to:-
ilillltn of 311.111» ”presenting lilti
[innit-s “to ”450115 in this youpi
\H‘l‘t' Misses Ht‘it‘ll. tit-ilrudo iiilti 12> I
liii‘f‘ llollile. mutant Ulsen. .\li.\t~i
tirat-t (iHlllIIH and Harry Haliiim. 'l‘litit
(lilit‘l‘ prizt-s “01” to James t)‘.\eii
and Air: Edward Whitlot-k. ioi liivi
t'UUIIt. roupie, .illn-rt itnttoty its tin-
itt1>l liit‘~St‘li man. a . (it 'irgr \\'it.~ltiii: 1
ton. and \lrs Sui-911 (11> tut»- but dresr I
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The Hatch (J'Bai'ley Co.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Specialties Cree—dipt stained shingles. Beaver Roard.

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mi ind) The Judges pit‘kllli: liit- wiii-
tit~rs “t'rt‘ \'\' .\ il‘dllit‘ih and John I
lit'llliiSN1). oi iianliury. and W l
iit’flllt‘is‘st‘)‘. Charles 'l'vnny and Jolllt‘
.lonotio-, oi' Stamford

'1‘lit- l‘lHllllllilt‘t‘S WPl‘i‘ as follows: ‘-

Harris St Gans

 

Water St., So. Norwlllt‘ t‘oininittor of Al'f‘illth‘ult‘lllBA-lililII"
laiiin Kt‘e‘llfl. t-iiuirinuii; Timothy ‘
\lt-t‘arth). lir 11 ll. \\'t-st. .\l. 1).. John

.. I. lluiiiiing, A. Basia, Eugene (ioIiIt-r.
. = J \l'aleut'. t‘ A. Davis. .\1. Ogdon, ii.
R. Wilson, I.. llrgottie. Jolin SllH‘lliill.

 

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If “E. spl|ua nouns are in and ready for your inspection

33 SOUTH MAIN ST.

J 1-3. Luis. A. (1. Williams. ii. .loycr.
. Arlington and 1’ Kerwin
Met-option (‘oniinitbo ll. J. lie)

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iiolds. liatid h‘lnherty. \\. .I. Powell.-

A. G. Williams. .1. (I iluliIn-ll and '1‘

.\lc(‘artliy. .
l-‘loor t‘otnniittei- W J i’om-it.

flout manager. Assistants—Dr. 11. II

\\tri \\‘ 1. (”iron I. liriuottit

 

To those who want the pitk oi lilt finest and newest gariiitttt»
produced this season, we say: “(‘mne early" The 51th “V shit .
\till pleasv your rye; the \iiiues we offer will planar-your pot kt-thook

l‘all at once- aiid see the best road) to \war tlothos iti town
Nt-w Suits. t‘oats. Unssw. Skirts. Walsh. t‘orst-ts, (‘tirsvl t‘oti-i.
Hats and Trimmings. Tho slow to put your faith in If you hath
not bought of us yet. .isk youi uoiglihors. tin-y iI:I\t-

\\'t liilt‘f‘ ll't’t' of charge-
LIJOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY

SOUTH -NORWALI{.

139
08c
090

East India Tea Co.

1-2. lluil'y. t‘.
IIofIt-r. ll lit-risen.
Kerwin. t‘ .1.
times. .
Iteiroshtnt-iit t‘oinintiteevJohn i
Dunning. t-liairiiiitii; (1
Pullout. J (lartioia, .\1, Alumni. I-I
O'Neill. J. Swer‘llt')’ and John Slit-t1
liun. -
l‘iclu-t (lliit'l‘ ('iiat'it-s lhtiis
tit-titlt~tiit-tt'- t‘ottt _lloo.ti 'l‘.
t‘arty.
l.itlilt‘t~"

Murray. \. llssta. \
'1‘ Skt-Ilt-y, l‘

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Smoked Shoulders ‘
Pea Beans
LimaJleans

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t'lotik Room Airs

WAR TRUCK BLOCKS TROLLEV.

“or. on

On Way to Europe it Bumps Into
Tree on Noroton Hill.

t'ontwctlcut t‘ompany enipluyt-os
spritt tlireo hours, Thursday "hilt-r-
noon, hauling a war" Irutk off lil"
t-om'pttni n trot-ks on tho {out Slop! of
Norman Hill

'liio truck was one madu In lilt’ i10-
toniobilr touipany ol llriditt-port and
it was t'll route to New York; to M
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Milt-s in to puma thus today, no
tonlral Pout-r syinpnihizer Initl been
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fihomo lutefully furnished. if ' =93!— - .

Dixie Bacon 15% lb. 'lhe truck skidded on lilt‘ slippt'i')

Home Dressed Routing Smoked a“, Tongues 25c. slope of ii’lt‘ Iiill. and rnii.oil tho t'nl
Chickens __________ 2%. Gold Medal mm" ,. I ch banknn-nt tnt liit‘ stttilii std» of lilt‘
Flncy Fowls I ........ 25¢ Oleomnrgerine .. 136. 20c. 259 lilt‘IL'f. 1! iii)‘ with its front ultra-la
MINI Fed Veal from 16c. up Fancy Groceries and Dena". lultiiix tip. it im-niu-t- to sit-t-t-t I‘iliii'tld I

Genuine Spring Leg leb 22c. sen. traffic. . . . .
Fresh Hlml .............. lac. Everything m fruit and “9.. ,“- H “"“W "" ‘3 “Wild“tli- -\"-‘
Small pork Loin ......... 1" tables ‘iork, followed ”to il'llt‘k down hill iii
Small Picnics" ........... tile. 3 quarts Sauer Kraut 25c. I" touring ”"r' “11““ h" 3““ '1‘“ ”Wk
Sugar Cured Heme ...... 20c. Beef for Pot Roll. no bone 16.: “m" iw jammed ”w hmk” on in"
our. rhii'l t‘tiustal it to skid across

Smoked Pork Tenderloin 28c. Corned Hams ............ 16c.

the road- bed of tho .lll‘t'L‘l t-tir lino. Iii
brought tip against i'i ll'i‘t' and 1111‘
transmission goatr of too .ttttoiitohilt-
was broken.

Meantime. a trot-k owned by (‘.
i Slauson t oinpttny was running tip tilt.
hill. and another war” trutk w no go
. - in; down. l'lio drum of the lsttr-L.‘
i-rratilt t‘oonry by nunit‘, Hilt‘lllplt‘ti
\illlillllty 10 iii-op otii oi tlit- nit-its, btit
his efforts were of no mail. The
ttrurk he guided took the notion to
.skid. and. (It‘llpllt‘ his efforts, It went
I0n slowing until tire radiator of the
IManson truck stopped it. The “[011"
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CHARNOK’ S MARKET

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Phone 583-2 25 North Main street

Beers Meal and Provision Co.

6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone ”80.

.1111“ rmllattii' got mi ttit' \tol‘St‘ for lilt‘
13 MAIN ST. Iunculinti'r. I
11 was some moss when tliin s
Norwalk. Phone 881. , Ily quieted down. The potitfi‘ ‘11::-
. iiotint-d. and Soigtittnt roit-y, of Siam-
torn. went over to tutu the scene the
up tinii down. It was tit-titted to close
pm- $.1er traffic, union has drierti‘tl
I to Latin IIH’IIIIP and t titirtiaiitl street.
I then block- uiiriinli tackle aitl jack
sole-tits were brought into use ili'1tllt

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

filllty wall purer and explain
3” beautify your home at
7 ~0Il' prions anti—£3...
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I'M Work. Set. Price!
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Street runioad company and. after
,tnme hours of 1mm \01k. “'1' out
i truck that wont owr lilt‘ embankment
IntiSJlrillti‘d ottt into tho Iti.il\\2i\
«Kain. It had i)t’t' ll tililllt'lfll‘li hut lil-I

Fré'sli Shoulder at 11c 11).
Dixie Bacon 11c lit. 3

Shoulder Steak 12c Iii.
fork Roast 16c lli.

 

 

 

Tristram & Hyatt

GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
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Springtime Silks and Wash Dress Goods.

Dainty materials and coiorings that are reliable in every way.

Two Lots of Silk Waists Reduced

$1.00 and $1.50

That were formerly priced at _much more money.

in the Bargain Basement

I Decorated English Porcelain at the price of white war'. Otl’l
pieces from discontinued stock patterns that are wonderful values
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lntei‘cepted Letter to Girl Results in

 

Arrest of Five Men.
HARTFORD. Mart-Ii 4 Now York .
tiit‘it'l‘ilVPli ari‘iwd Ill thi~~ (11} today 0‘. er& 0.3: g.
for Mir-haul Lnt-t-iitt'ai. who"- It-llt-rs 0 .::¢
to his swoetlit‘iirt. in Now York. wrrt- ;
intorcrpted by ”)0 police of that city. .. 0;.
loading to his ant-st ilt‘lt‘ last night. A Few More g;:

with four other alleged ('l’lllllia. iii ii

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motiiliin house on (‘up‘itol illt’llllt‘ La-
reniral. who glue the name lit-111 of .. WINTER COATS3. 0:0
William Kt-lltir. is wanted in New "9 .3.

- York for a 85.000 robbery at Ma). 3. .3.
St-hiiu's loft in (‘orona. 1.. 1.. and sot- 0 LEFT :
oral Slift- blowings, The other prison» 0 ‘3'
rrs. all of whom are wanted by the .. o

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New York polo-e, it is said. are P‘i‘ed- very gOOd Styles” they are

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i‘rirk tut-hull. l’lilliitit-lpliia; Louis $8 .
Brown. New London; ('illil'it‘s Stan- selling for ‘ ' ' '98 .3.
it'). I'liiiailoiphiai. anti \lit-liiwl Ward. 0 g:

Burglar) outfits. int'lud
bullets and it
fotiiui in

Humor. 1.. l
Int: masks,
diamond windowvuttor ut-rt-
”to room.

A few others are selling for
$5. 00 to $7. 98;worth up to $18. 00 3'

A few Tailored Suits, Black 335

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row olwrs.

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CHINESE TROOPS RECAPTURE

su-Fu. 2;: and Blue, price $5. 00 to $10.00 ti-
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”H“ tho ('lH oi Suilu. in tho stiuliwlll
pull of Su- -(‘lIUt‘ll piotiiico has been
l'”!‘(‘9]lillltd“‘l\ tho i!0\t'llllllt‘1li troops.
Suifu “as takt-n bklrilti finer-s whitli
ntliantutl fioiii Yunnan |i1‘0\lll('.t‘ and
hold by them tiiitil ’i‘litiisdaty.

SHANGHAI. .‘liil‘l'il .. 'l‘ht-
haw discovert‘d five crises of nl’iiiit‘l‘.\'
ituinittiiilioii at ”to bailout of a troll
lti iii" garden attached to tho
tiI‘lll‘i‘ of tho tit-riiiiin who was said to
hair- iit’t'll iht‘ liistlguloi' of a plan in
st-iitl war munitions Rt‘f‘l‘t’ll) to India.

 

ODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

OUR CLEARANCE SALE

Ends Today

A Rummage Sale will Follow

Short Lengths—Odd Garments
At Less Than Sale PriCes

A. DICKERMAN 83 SON’S

SOUTH NORWALK, c'ouu. pooue 445

 

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RESOLUTIONS ON SHEVLIN'S
DEATH.

NEW ll\\'1‘ N'. .‘llll‘t‘il 1 Tilt' text
of insoluflons on Iiit‘ dt-nth of Thom \
as 1.. ShmIin. l'ttiti. adopted by tho
\tilo rniit'r>i|\ i‘lillt‘lk‘ Association
made public today. my in part:
“Thomas Shovlin's lnlillHtCP at all
Limos l‘t’liN‘lt‘ti his own personality -
powerful and t-lonn. By his own ex
ample he inspired others to snot-rss.
lie Invnriitbly taught fair play tothoso
associated with him and never the
gospel of winning at am cost."

 

 

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TODAY IN WALL STREET. DEATHS AIND Fuusmfs

NE“ YORK .‘lfll‘tll 4 (Wall street. l
10:30 a. hid—Although gm were in “Mr" °' Mrs. V‘" WWW"-
rxcess of losses at the onset of today's The funeral 0f Mrs..\1ttry 1-: V; n
trading. the market failed to manifest thgenen, ““0 “It‘d 'iifllNl-“li "i 'l‘
any tery definite trend. Dealings were “1‘“ held ”'1“ ““911100" RN “-
ligiil and Charges either way were “lit 1‘. Van Don-u lflmilltlt’tl tlu‘ st
mostly fractional. Specialties, includ» tlces. “hitli were ilt’iti at 1:30 o'tlm \
ing the munitions and motors, were ftom lilt' font-i .tl par‘itils of David \".
(‘illl'Pllt‘i‘ llill Frank pastor of Eni- tinderImodeIrnte pressure with niinol'Illnyniontl. Lifwefil Washington let‘tl.

, recessions in some of the standard Intermt‘nt followod lit .‘xorwnlk ron’tm
ll':tllll(‘i n-tllllsl t-Iiiin-li Brooklyn. has rails. U. S. Steel, which led yester- tery.
been t iiit‘ti to tho Stamford Baptist day's late rally. eased off after milk-t
(hm‘h m talu- ”w pinto 0f Rm " ing‘slight improvement. Later the sag-‘ “new. of Mr. Grace.
“" llicliaidson. “on retently wont ‘0 ““18 tendency became more marked, William Grace, who died yt1dtt’l‘oiia.’
Belfast \iaine H is exported Sir. most important stocks falling under morning at the home of his sistt
lmnk will “new the call yesterday‘s final quotations. Mrs. Henry SiIt’égllllliit‘I',' 50 Putt

street, will be ilt‘iii from the late homo.
SHER'DAN IS ACQU'TTEO ”tomorrow afternoon at 2 o't'look. and

 

CALLED TO STAMFORD CHURCH.
S’Il\.\llt‘(illll. .\laitli 1. Rev Dr.

 

 

STAMFORD TAXI COMPANIES

.iirely different litit‘. 'I‘Iit- remarkable

 

.i». To INCREASE RATES SOON James Sheridan, baggagemaster at fiom St. Joseph's t-hnrt-h In 2:30
’ ‘ ’ l ””9” “a“ “91“ Hill: to run and STAHFORI) Vi'ircli i-Locnl tsti- Port Chester was acquitted of 11 soi‘i- . . * . .t
. ' . . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ " ' ' ' ‘ ’ oolock. Interim-tit Will hr 111 ls.
Small Legs of lamb Briskei end 0‘ Corned -(in‘frt-mtiitilt'pxgip our! lilo tit-cutouts. (-uli companies agreed today to in- ous charge after a hearing yesterday Mary's (‘t‘mt‘féfli
226 [be Bee. 7c lb. i.\ll It) Aorumk (frsfluiiitlhe duriinii'lfift ”ease their ”“95 50 per cent. him" i“ ”“3 police 00“" ”19”" Minnie Y"i‘i . ’ in. . _
:-"1““1ilnce.ning March «1. Tho’incrense in price sosky. of East Port Chester. \vho- Funeral 0' Mrs. 3"ch
—-———-—__._'_ . ~ . - i t .
WE ISSUE VOTES FOR THE GREAT LIBRARY CON- I “EB of gasolene front ten cents to 24 made the complaint, admitted th it slit . The funeral "I Mrs. Ann“ Halo.
\ TEST E RUARY WORST 1N r‘ivtlY Items per gallon, wholesale. is respon- had sworn falsely. although Mary who died Thursday afternoon at 1",.
_ I - YEARS. sible for tho jump. Openski. a Stamford R/il'i. told an en home in Foster Park. was hrld ”III

Schullze’s Sanitary Markets

32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘ NORWALK.

Only Eight Clear Days and But Eigit
When Rain or Snow Dial Not Fell.
\'l.\. ' HAVEN March 3.—\t 1th only

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of Chicago, rind George
Brooklyn. are today in a tie for first to have acquired the habit of tisiiing lowed in St. .\1

morning at 10 o‘clock from St. Lotti--
Iniis' Hungarian Catholic churrb. Rm.
J. N. Sznbo, pastor." [foisted at ”I"
reqt'tlem ftinmal moss. illlt‘l‘lnblil lot-
III) 's Ctllle‘ft‘l‘y.

PETRIE AND CLARK TIED. feature of the hearing consisted of
CHICAGO. March 4.—-.\11ke Petrieirévelntions hivolt-int; young girls of
(‘latk oi Stamford and (ii-meoiiwitli who 890m

place 1" the WHOM] Docket bllllitrds' "holels' in I’Oit Cliosioi and (lroon

 

 

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—. iszn‘r" «tr-.010 “£3st IZ’II: ["31' tournament here: Peirie found his wloh. ' iDIES FROM BASKETBALL lNJUFlV.
Fancy Potatoes, 141138. ........................ 37¢ iv inch 1~ ”1 below the "III” .. .. way to the PORNO“ by defeating J- I"; __.__.__....—4- , PITTSBURG. March 4...,“ the 1-.-,.
Full Weight Cond. Skitm'mzd Milk 2 cans ........... 15¢ iatiire for the last 40 ”a” ‘lll‘l a '3'"; Chapman. 0' Chicago. "99‘9"“? . MORE 'NCREASED FRE'GHT stilt of an injury sustained in'n bask. t.
Strictly Fresh Eggs, a doz. ............ .. ........... 3 .. i r‘rclnitatton 0:631 Inches I'tV'litll IIII Its __ _ . RATES. bu“ game No weeks ago. Chm...-
Tomatoes. scan . ........ . ............... . H mm.- wow “0 m {mi h; in Changeable Weather Brings Sickness WASHINGTON. March 4—lm‘lenii ‘IokughlinI aged 20. a member of 0”,,
Broken Macaroni, a lb. . . .. .. .................... .. . .- 7¢ years and incl a toll showtiin f The changeable weatbei of March ed freight rates on new ptint paper of the local high school team“. die-i
m and Bum” Shouum. 3 lb ...... . ...... 13:,2¢ :' 7 inch“ “I" month of FF“ I“. .‘ ‘01 Cum 00118113. co‘dl. croup and 7'0““ NPW England and Northern New last nigh-t. McKughlin HQYEYCI)’ brill"
WC Sardines. Three 5C boxes .................. 10¢ K! "I" ll i:. ”no” I! on? o! ‘thd. WI 1'}! Willie. There in no SUCH thing as I York to points west of Piittlbumh and ed his ankle from thh moodpoistu .
Matches. Three 5c boxes ................. » ........... 10¢ ’u/{ls nam- ," some years ”I“ i" :1 “light cold"—-none that a person can ’ ‘10. Paul of the Mississippi and in: developed. i
Leuox strap. a bar ------------------------------- 3Q: reidy "1n ytrdict of man . 'nnne I.cul/ttnfely neglect. Foley's Honey and north of the Ohio river Wore ttppiov ..__... ~w

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people. but their opinion liconflrmod Tar Is if safe and reliable family meg rd today by the lnterstntet.‘ ommerce
in .eaii.r.- Irino that heals inflamed,

breathing. Sold everywhere.

-A certain number or our readout
A rate of twenty cents today will turn to the Sentinel 21‘»
pionouncrd Let" advertisements before the,- loot,
lat the war news. '

congested i Commission
nlr passages. stops couzhu and eases II hundred .pounds ,wns
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