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iiiE. K BANKS ’ur lamb-I‘d. ““311“! of fhrulll'lelll
it» you r-Itil‘ened up. don‘t sdflt’l' (let
N“liIhICkflllo Hotel BIOCk. a r-lhi“ trail bottle of old. lluut‘rl "S! T
‘ J.:t'tl‘l'z~ (lti' at any drug More. pour it
South Norwalk. {3 a
‘ 9““; little in your hand and rub it right on
. “ N” 'r' ” ~‘”'“ ”'"" This is where we double u your aching back. and by the ‘Ime you
PlC'l‘URES FRAMED IN ANY lor the benefit of the boysp It‘tltmt ft), the salient-Se and lame-nexus
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j: STYLE MOULDING T 0 pa?” 0f trOusors gwe I Don‘t may crippletl' 'l‘lti.~ soothing.‘
3 double life to the suit. . , 2 .
tptrttmratinl: oil needs to be u~ed only
1 See p“ Samples For ages 8 to 18, g°°dr firm» foitrt. it takes the plilll tight uttt and
DONNEI .. , durable corduroy. 56— cuts the llliSt‘Y)‘. it is lilaglcal. yet
I JLY S Or in Good Wool Cassimeres ‘illisoitll' ly bunnies.» and doesn‘t burn
‘ for $5 to $65. :lhe r‘ltiu. '
l STATIONERY STORE Ovucogts too from $5 to $12. Nothing lIle' stop." lllillbzflfltl, :t'lzlil: :t,
16 South Main Street Everything for men's and 'llit5'kal‘lit‘ or rheumatism so pt'otiiptly.
_ .. M _ boys’ wear_ Ill Ilt'l’l‘l‘ disappoints!
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“[811 liedOplelnduntll 9 tonight : the report again be real, iltht‘Vt‘l‘, arid
- 05‘ a ay tomorrow. itlili wrrctary conformed \\'lt|t this dc»
tilitiltl.
Rogers & Stevens 1 (liltt‘l‘ ll Jackson IIIoV'cd the accepv
~‘”" . lance of tilt Ieport. Mr. Lehmaier rove-
,\ , _' fr ~
(lllllI‘t (‘lLlllt .~ lttht .2 till the villi N0 “31k 80' Norwalk ondetl the motion and the Vote “as Itn-
list lo-iziy, sut‘tt-in-z hunt a bolt on ...... . N..-” . ._.___-3 . “MIN.” .
his (“Wk- ' President McMilllen ‘=tatt'~tl that tho
" “m ‘ "BSPIIAl .[0 BE [RECIED tt'lt‘t‘iltl?) of tour directors to fill the
- Final lll‘t’lltlliitltille i.:t\'e lit‘t‘ll cotil- 1pm“... ”f Juice John .l. Walsh. lt‘l‘eti
, plC’lEtl itll tllt‘ btlt‘litl. tllll’l‘lfll'ltllt‘lll .K.‘-i(.k ll. Qlllfllltl‘ll. (‘harhts l“. TIN“.

‘ and awake! oi the Kill; IhIV' of t‘oltint “hose

bus and the tzttlioiit tluh, \tliith \Vill
be held ill the clnbhouri totiiorrow
pvetling‘ and It big ti:i.t- is expec‘elt
'A nuttt'uct' oi Hill-'tull‘ll‘t's of bah :Iina-
tenr and ptot't .zsional talent ital-l been
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’train and George utterworth.
:Icrms expired at this date, “an Ill"
1 next order of httslners. The call for
nominations was then made. llefore
the nomination. ll(l\\'0l’el‘. Mr. .\ic.\llll
‘ ll") tietlarcd tltat Mr. liti'tt-rworth, tot
excellent reasons. had stated that he

The report “an as follows:
SunituJI'y of the executive committee

"““"’““ WW”. . . would be unable it; accept the position
S.e William S. Hart in “The Pit. \llmbt’l‘ 0f l’illll‘mfi ”1 “059"“ 0C1 of director of the Norwalk Hospital
trim ' as too l‘aiace today also a Key- tober l, 1915 2’3 {Association for tlilothet‘ term. .

““1““ 13~ltemalés 10 iintoaJthaitttttteaoin rdrlu ahrdlu dd

l' stone t‘wincdy.
W..- -—~— \‘uluber of patients admitted during; Rev. Louis ll. Howell nominated

in lo.liicctioit with the Rally \Veeit the Will 596 lJud>e John J_ Walsh, Fred-Prick H
e proot'. ;.tui .t tally club llll‘t‘llllg was Average number or ich‘ spent by each Quintaid, (mum F Triutram and
held last (\tllllK in the .\'oIVVtilk M. M. .llf’fi ."th‘ Females 278 :llolm‘L (l. lianford M “”90“,” to fill

E (Thorn-,h John V'alieut at ’d as lead ‘ ————--—| the vttcaniceu created by H". ex m
er oi the meeting Wllltll \Vas V'ery 619 itit-en of the terms of’ the alorjmcn-
hrxsly attended. Tonignt'l program Total number of days repent by pao tioned directors.

W will be featttted by a social reception ttetits lll hospital 9.177 fudge Wat h stated that he would
2% ”given by the m’tnbers of the official \‘titnbet ct“ Irivatc patien. s admitted like to hm? Mr llutterVV’orth “‘qu
board to the uteinbets of the chutch. durinf‘ the _VcaI 97 in his own “We, 1,“. that m, “mm
delightful musital progtam has been \‘IItnbet of \thrd patients admitted Istill remain counsel for the alluocia

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‘: "arranged and collation anti toll call timing the year .522 :tlon
1-. M“ “150 be PM“ 0‘ the evening's W" l‘rt‘nldtinl \icMullen said that he (lid
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' "“ " ”‘9 3'9"” 5‘2 iteruorih as a number of the board
:Kx'fi ”A in: go banner ndtertiaing the Number of patients died during till.- when m. 1).“! uiyen excellent reasonit
meau: Vltms ot the "ilson anti Mu) the year . ‘ ,r' l)? for not helm: a member. r"

null Club “as placed on the veranda Mimi“ 0f Patten” “1 “051‘““1 3°" Arthur c. Wheeler stated that Mr.

pf the clubhouse in \\ all fitrt‘t‘t YN- ‘ _ tember 30' 16 “ 2" L llutterworth had declared to him that
“Idol and Wits to hit“ been but in MM-‘i’ 12’”F“m“105 ‘3 inunmch an be was a non-resident of
Waco but night. When the article was ”‘" “" Now-nth for at number of months dtir

(319 ‘ing the year. that he did tint think it

needed. lloucVet, it “as found to be
among the missing. Whether it was
‘ stolen by Inlet-hieyotis boys. or wheth-
ér it has blown away. has not yet been

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Total number of days spent by each

patient in hospital 1.977
Average number of days spent by each

was tt good thing for him to SPIN.“ on
the board. lleing aan a great deal
of the time he found it impossible In

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‘ determined. Nothing to do btit print a patient “‘84 attend many of the meetings of the
ow banner. I‘M-“0” number "f patients a“ 0““ boatd of dirottors, and for this l‘PlHOll

i M... . d“! 31 decided Ihat he would not accept the
tMrfand Mrs. Lee Jones- celebrated Smml‘ul “mm“ or “mm” "m. "“0 honor again. Mn Wheeler also slat-
‘fheir nixth \‘r’t'l‘ltllllg anniversary at (my “3 _ l‘tl that the directors and the asaocia-
Average cmt W". “Wk “m“ tiott couldn‘t do without .ludge \V‘heel-

'lheli‘ home on (lIIhorIIc awntie Satur- \ . '
our " October 7 About 05 were pres. “01':ch cost tier “‘9“, “W attainm-
. 2 ..

but from ‘lluttiaronetk 1‘ l and tiationantl {)Tt‘mltt‘stni‘t'thzlrgcsfl '-
J . From the tepolt of the TTCflSlltt‘i

or oil the board. for a minute.
.\lI Who ll r «aid that ltc was oppor-
ed to the elettion of tout tlitcttol‘s at

ftldgoiieid. There were dancing anti .
Mien and at 12 a beautiful lunch ("m-‘4‘" E' ("“h‘ " appeared ”min" one time as VVas proposed “V M?
was served Those present “em. \ir total nicetpts for the year endtm; Seo- Howell.

‘ v A ‘l 7 “ .
Ind \‘lra. [4 red lltundage, Mrs Frank ‘0" her .ltl ”H" “mm“md to $""”“‘ , Mr. hit-Mullen stated that he person

72 and that the expenses VVcre $2l.320.-
ti't‘, tooling a balance of $68 tit.

'10 the amount of the non hospital
’0 (.5 “r a td 3m. 1 .‘i.r and fund then- was a balailun at the last

Ult- id iliuudllze and Allied jr, “‘l‘m' 0‘ “313030 ‘0 \"hk‘h “'35 “ll‘
1 l . '
dt d ('LtlllliL! the year, contributions of

ally favored lti‘. intilVidual clottionv but
that he was at the St'l‘Vlt‘V‘ of the nano-
tiatio; ’

\lr. lion't-ll C(illtt‘iilrll that with onlft
four vacant-let: it would be illllltli‘r‘llllt‘
to elect mot-r than four directors to

fimith. \li a ian llttrt Miss Jennie
_Brtlndat.:c Mist ltlxltic llrundage' Miss
' . Smith ‘Vii. and Mls. Geo,
. 1p. “2'

\ llIItt. ltred \dain= Stiltot _ ~..,

Albert Kunzc Robt rt llt'ttnd- Milli? and interest of $l’l2ll.ull, mnlt~ till litl‘llt.
K0 Mn...“ Richard \lills Theo ing the tot It (If the fund at the close him (rm. math ’.:ttg§OSiPd as mem-
Septenib-Pr 30' ”If“ born of the board of directors, .lntlge

\ ore lioggson. Edwina lloggson. The of 1"“ 1"“ 3“"

nests parted at a late hour, wishing
I" .anvl Mrs. Jones many happy m-
map: of“ the day.

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THURSDAY IS DlNNER NIGHT

\‘V'nlsh. Frederick H. Quinta-rd,
.llo.t1;::t‘ and l: ::ie.~. lit-idling:

\tt. l.t"IImuiet e\pres<etl himself '11
being in floor of electing the four can
at one film

$44, .ll5.

Frederick ll. Qttintard stated that
the repotts ltad ttot as vet been com-
~ ‘ pletclt :iudi {d but VVouid be complet-

a
cd uitliiti a VtiV short tiiue Both Ie

(titlitii‘u

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II: “M pron-ltd I MIDI.
Iilr wat a! “not In a: Idiom».
-'ltnocwd, that the mulle- In
denuded that the (“Mllflm of I new
hospital I: armour):

This rebut-lift. nus adopted-

.Vlr. Wu. t‘lt r read a nsulutloa which
called for the acceptance by the Ism-
tiation of the property purchased for
the new hospital at the corner of Brush
and Stevens street. This resolution

A resolution en't'usting the board or )
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dlltl"vla to tiikr tit.» :Iml-ssary means
of raising the money to pay for the
construction oi Still: a hospital uas

prmcatcd by Mr, Wheeler and adop-
ted.
M r. \Vllt‘t‘lt‘l‘ pix-.«t lltt'd ano‘iier reslr

ititioii for adoption which stated that
the board of dilet‘tot'b: should, under.
orders from the :2‘ do alt'
iilt‘r'hat‘) min;
of a limpttnl the (o t ot \lllilll VVIll.
not exceed $ltitillitti

l‘r. ltltt- (l.
that title lil'li. be chart“:

Mit‘llt'l‘ult

()rt gory :ttggcstcd
-d '0 read not .

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to be lent tiizzu SitOttti but r‘f‘lt p

Silillt‘ diwcttrstnn, till (i. l"lilril motion
“an adoptt d.
. A resolution
It > asmtia ion the dm is of the. land
ptesident oi the tosottation atttpt fir,
purchased lot the new lioSpltal nite
Helmet] by the arsociation and fill)
Ihc purchase prico ot'wt- salm- t.ut ot
the sum tollccted by lit“ MtMItllen
t‘oiitmi’ttee til the boatd of ditecttors
“it; prtrscntt-d. ’l‘hit resolution was;
also read by Mr. Wheeler and Mia;
adopted after a brief discussion. I

Another resolution was then presen- I
ted by Mr. \V‘lteeler i) VVhiclI it want
provided that the “secretary. the presi-
d-nt and the treasurer rrnptIlV any de-i
flciency. uhtth may oxist hV muting-I
ing the proptrly of the association
upon a Vote of one third of tin merit
been. 'l‘hlV Ieuolution was likewise
adopted by Votctof the Associationl

’llie following motion. om of the!
most important of the evening. was
then presented by Frederick H. Quin-i
turd. '

Resolved, That
new hospital ulll be built upon a uitci
other than that on VVhilh the present
fund VVho donatod his or her money
VVith the underst ndlng that the blunt t
till VVould be erected on the old site
can upoh proper ’itipltt‘atton leeure the'l
room of the dinnunt contributed by
him or her for thit-i purpose.

bout.» lehmnier arot~e in answer to
the presentation of this rcsolulon
and H'ult’tl that thten the money Vina
contributed for the hospital. no de‘l'
nitc site “as stated mthe location of
the chV bttlldinx, .‘Vlr. llehmaier stat-
ed that he would like to know why
MI. Qtlinttlrd presented the resolution
and that he uould like to see it voted
doVVn

Mt .Quintard asaumed the floor and
stated that the site mutter had been
thrashed out in the past. and that ltt
had been st atod that the 11' VV building
VVotIld be located on the site of the
preterit building
.\\IllinIiI l 'l‘rtccV arose to thei
def'cnsa.i of Mt. (luintatti'a resolution
and «mud that Mr Quinlard “as
right til his as :ertions. M.
Schwartz. \VlIilc president of the ho: .
pital assotiatiot. ltad published oi‘er
his 0V\n signature, all article to the
often that the neVV hospital uould be
built on the '. itc noVV occupied by the
V present Sll‘lll ture.

The doctor was» of the opinion that
anyone who had contributed an)"
,moilcy. but non named it back should
be satisfied. I llr. TI acey then second-
ed the motion that the tcsolution be
.adoptell

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The Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
Cuts. Work in Half

This marvel. of convenience has places for 400 articles, all witfin
its more than a centralized store- house. T. :e Hoosier is an mmacdiithlaud ‘
labor- -saving inventions—each like a helping hand! Some cabinet: In: copied a few lat
met?! but 17 of l:hclsethldooaile‘r geart‘ures can't be found In all other «bi-dis combined. Into
e oosier are uit c pic 0 t 6 ways for savin work that the“ -
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“to picture above shows the section of
your cabinet that is most important—the
hurt that niach it a rcal helper. Storage
space is above and llt'lOWI the articles most
often used are placed where they are easiest
rcachctl. 'l‘hcrc is plenty of unhampcrctl
room above and around the aluminum (or

porcelain) work—table.

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And regardless of the Know in your kitch‘
cu, there's a special "ode: model to fit, at
a price you can cas'ly M.

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Over 1,000,000 wot-m use the Hoosier. ,

. Have the Hoosier “find- by paying
only $t.o_o. Then pay In iii little at a time
If you Wish, wtthoqt extra cost or interest.

Learn How to SayeMiles of Steps

Come in and see the Hoosier—learn how to
save miles of steps, limits of toil, how de-
lightful it. is to sit down at the Hoosier and
do your cooking My, how it helps
you get good meals quay, ficlps ttdvu up ill
just a few minutes after meals.

space to work on. The Hoosier gives it.

Six exclusive Hoosier features you must
have;

 

t—The all-metal glass front flaur bin.
2—The gear-driven shaker flout-'sifter which
makes flour light and fluffy.

3—Scicntific arrangement—articles needed
most frequently reached

4—Rcvolving caster—the final touch of con-
venient e.

"be Hoosier 53m mntlss trips to the
cellar, to the sink, purity and cupboard. You
may think you allblly have a convenient
kitchen, but a million “ht-Joann know

better. You may drag: your mind when
you sec the Hm.

STERLING RANGES

Guaranteed to Cook, Heat and Bake. 60 Days Free
Trial. Ranges $15.00 to $75.00

5—The ingenious, big-capacity sugar bin—-
holds more than twice as much as most
other bins.

li-Finally, the doors that roll back at the
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1 the (lottntry Club. port. were lien \Ott‘d as accepted by “mm.“ (. litut “”0“de Vlr. 110“ The handsome sum of $1800 is to ,
-._ ”f“ ..-._.-_ .4“ the as.o(iation. 4.” , ,mmptagrun, :inzl . moted that m ”illlllllllg the funds already in hand and corded today for the East. Norwalk 35:" ‘
' Jndgp “nislt then presented the rc- ”Mm. I“. in mm.“ 1., ms t or“) bi! .VV hen the matter “a: Voted VIDO“ “isomlnlumll C1111) ”“1“an on ‘3“ J;
' , ..t «that. A friend of in} move 1’
"‘ Iott ot the special committee on the . ,, .2 W119 thumb do“ 1 b :1 SUN majorltlw ‘11 L . ,.
WAMPOLE b :l10 'lltttfl site which report was the lot to. th lecl't n of the lust Dropos ; Mr. wmflermln bresctitetl tllc filmliment residing in Morrlstoun. N. J..! , g
has: contributed ’100 touard tho' ; g4,“

itstilution oi the I‘Vt‘lllltg‘, “Lilli “it“ worthy object. The whole of East‘
hm: ux‘ ihoir lg; an “hem-Hun (n it' gnid HS ltlllollh‘. ‘ NorWalk is awake l‘l llllS laudibl e un

llr. Wheeler, "and l object to thiti Resollt‘d; That our legal counsel lll’l'taking.
one." the Cl voted and instructed to appear.

Mt l.‘ managh :Igrcrd “up the stand before the incoming t gislature and
taken by Mr. \Vheeler, and Inmedtlisk that the law be arranged all toy

that. the election he carried out lndi Pl‘flb‘e It? to transmi the buuineas oi’l
vidually. Ville association and hospital in (hi

i Mr. Howell ()l)j-.‘Ct.(‘tl to the last mo thest pos'sibte manner.

ell candidates. 1
. onto a: \V.I< piesentt’d ‘0 the board or “You can't entertain a li‘. otion tl'li
idll‘i. t-tor. tuo necks ago. i

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fillson-Powell-Corpomtion lV‘Vht-tlt r ago: '11 mount that the tet‘o;t

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. ”'RESCR'PT‘ON DRUGGIS‘I‘ ._ - which more to be made relative to it
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{“4” ' 1 . members of the. association vote fort 01W" 13- Jackson ”‘9“ moved ”(1):? i {Q C deifWis
2 - - - .. , association extend a hearty vote ; '-.,, f {
four ottt of the st}. (.mdldatem i Orce or 29¢; an al.
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li IlVVard E. Gotham suggested voting: thanks i
for the directors inleidually without tors towards the purchasing fund of
‘any nomination at all. the or“ hospital site. This motion

1m- Mchtl‘en again stated that the was unanimously \‘,0l(‘(l and placed on

(ht. ir nits in (nor ot an indiVldual T900"!-
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