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on this page. Tweedy-Five Words or
Less, 25c. Three Times, 50. 1. week
$1.00. Blackface or Caps Double Price.
WANTED.
WANTED—FIRST CLASS SHORT
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fan SALE—ENGLISH STRAIN? To LET—~13 ROOMS SECOND
't’v egg. White Leghorn puliets. fully-:i‘loor at 12 Chestnut street, South Nor— KMFE CUTTERS‘ MUST BE EX'
‘X‘eloped. Small lo‘s $L‘each, 251mg, walk, [mum E 11mm“, 40 Bay. PERIENCED MEN WITH HIGH
its. 50 lots. $1.50. 100 lots $1.25.. new ,wme’ (127 3, MORALS. GOOD PAY. WANTED A'l‘
til-e Norwalk 239-5 W. H. Gear, Dal? _ ONCE APPLY TO M. X. MAYE-
Lu Conn- d2? 3' 'ro LET~— STEAM HEATED ”OFF 5‘ (‘0‘ '17 4t
; "' “" — rooms, furnished or unfurnished and ’
‘VFOR SALE—HORSE, \i'A‘tl‘ON AN“ rooms forlight, housekeeping. 2] linion1
,rness, all in good condition. Price street, South Nortvaik. (west door). weaving, Pay while learning and
.0 to quick buyer. 1mm“. 22 Wootl— (‘23 31 quick advancement for bright girls. .I.!
flard avenue. (127 31‘ _ J. Cash, Ltd, Chestnut street. dflti
WANTED—GIRLS TO LEARN
, h ‘ j . TO LET— FURNISHED AND thy-1 " "" ' —--- —~
for: SALE—4 SE1) ( Alb; (,HAI.M- “wished room, a, we Hum Bristol} WANTED—BRIGHT vouxo MAN
’5 touring, $3007 ““2“ ”WISH”? newly renovated. Inquire first floor. for Stow room. 300d opportunity.
00; 1910 Studebaker Six, touring.’ (11912, We pay a bonus of 10 per cent. in ad.
550.Timae payments. Special discount __ dition to salary. ll. Jacob & Sons,
lttl‘dtty. Bracken, McMahon, Oi‘fll'll‘ To LET~~DASEMENT ARION (Shoe Manufacturers, Beldeu Ave,
lotor Car 00., 33 Railroad avenue. Hall 80 x 20‘ Suitable for any purpose. Norwalk. p27 3t
‘ d“ 3‘ Inquire on premises. .
L 7 _ w, , WANTED ~ RELIABLE r‘xrnnl‘
FOR SALE-T-PASSENGIGR PACK— T0 LET—6 ROOMS WITH ALL cut-ed horseman. Take care two sad-
; t; Lewis Six roadster; Oakland modern Improvements V at 32 Taylor the horses, and car, and make himself
Luster; Overland Sedan; Overland Ave. Inquire at United Grocery Co, or generally useful around small private.
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uring car. Vaast Bros. Garage. phone 1i. 0. Raymond. . ‘home. ' Apply “A. ll." care of The,
860, 17 Chestnut sirccl. it‘ll; :lt . —- -- Sentinel. -
cm-.. c. _ . . -_ I TO LET STORE AT 207 EAST, . _;
BUSINESS NOTICE. Washington street. Inquire at 64 So.i WANTED~~ AN EXPERIENCE!)
Main street or ’phone 60. ‘uirl wants a position for general
PAINTING —- PAPER-HANGING!
,ecorating, painters supplies; wall} ~>
, per, unto-date styles, lowest pricas.f
« timates cheerfully given?“ Trial orv
r: solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander-l
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_ : housework, a small faintly desired. Atl-
:dress Miss A. 7... 15 Reynolds street,
Iliast Norwalk. (th3 3t
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i WANTED — LOLINSillfllY, MATH-
’e\\'.~‘0n & Co. of South Norwallk, Conn.
require vtunpers and Singer machine
operators. Apply illlniotliately. (lilti 3!
-—MONEY
. (lather your rags, papers and otbcrl
unk and notify us. We will pay- ulo‘
t at. Philip 1”. Maholley, 52 Van Zuni
,» reel, East Norwalk. Phone 11825 ‘
,_M - , WANTED“ YOUNG
._ FOR SALE—’6 room housemlocll room.
ith all modern improvements!
good location, East Norwalkx',
Price $2,300. Small deposit. bal-E
-ncc mortgage. Also have a
v ilding lot, 38 x 170, on Arch
street, Norwalk. Catt be bought
easonable. For particulars
Ask JohnT. Haves ,
W MAIN ST. NORWALKJ
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OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH-
lnes, pay while learning. MACHINISTS WANTED
I“. Firsbclass machinists. Steady
‘ 'work to good men. Call, tele-
iphone or write Holland Machine
Co.. 132 Water St., South Nor—
fwalk, Conn.
l WANTED—~Y()l‘.\'tl MAN .\'(l'l‘ OVA»
, a 0 yl or fill years of use for order clerk. l~Ix-~
lperience unnecessary, but must write.
81 ‘30., Inc.
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.pooll, legible hand. High School grad-r
1 little lil‘.‘li‘l‘l'-‘d. (lood pay to start. Ex-
,celient opportunity for ndvttllcetuent.
;l‘hone or call. Nol'wnlk 'l'ire. & llub-
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lent-ell on Singer l’owot' mat blues. Al»
1so females to sew hooks and eyes on
‘hotlso dresses. Good wages, steady
' work assured. ltoyal Manufacturing
LOST—-»I’llltSlc \l'I'i‘lI LARGE SUM
of money and check made out in own-
er‘s name. Please return to (3019- A i m b“ l“ bil't ‘t‘o., 85 Washington street, South Nor-
man‘s Nettle Stole and receive rte u 0 0 e la ‘l y lwaik. tli’i tit
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‘ LOSTrliiCT\\'I-Zli.\' MYRTLE AVE.
WANTED-l‘liblnufi ANI) MALE
operators and lll't‘SSt'l'B on men's Palm
Fire and Theft
storm which loaded telemph and
telephone wires‘with lee seriously in-
terfered today with communication-in
this state and to a considerable ex-
ble was experienced as far west as
Chicago.
New York streets 'were coated with
ice and traffic was badly hampered.
HARTFORD, Dec. 27.——'1‘homas F.
"l‘racy, of Poquonnock, town of Wind-
sor, former doorkeeper in the House
of Representatives in Washington
and newspaper correspondent,
tempted suicide. today, in a local
hotel, three bullets from a. revolver
lodging in his head He is in St. Fran
cis Hospital in a critical condition.
COMPLETING SMALL JURY
OSSlPE 2, N. ll, Dec. 27.——Effort.=
to complete the jury which will sit in
the trial of Frederick L. Small, charg-
ed with the murder of his wife, were
continued today. Four jurymen were
accepted yesterday. County Solicitor
Waller '1‘. Hill said he thought it pos-
sible that the actual work of the.
trial might been started late in the
day with his opening argument for
the prosecution.
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Not-walk, as, llrolutte
(‘ourt, December 27. A. ll. 1010.
Estate of Eliza ll. Lowndea. late of
Nortvalk, in said isiricl, deceased,
The Court of Probate for the his
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hero
of for the creditors of sold estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested, within
said time. will be debarretl a recovery.
All persons indebted to said-(”stat e are
requested to make immediate payment
to
SAMUEL L. BENEDICT
Executor
NOTICE
Probate Sale of Real Estate
Hitler and pursuant to an order of
the (‘ourt of Probate for the District
of Norwalk. authorizing him thereun-
it), the subscriber hereby offers for
sale all such rillhl, title and interest
as Samuel H. Ferris, late. of Norwalk.
in said District. deceased, had at the
time of his death, ill and to the fol
lowim; chcribt-d real estate, to wit:
All that certain tract of real estate
with the buildings lllt‘f‘i'llli, stiutt'u‘d in
:llld Nortt'allt. and botgtde‘d lllm'rih‘cl‘h' “"95. of today's initial dealings. with‘
7517 If": more 22:53]") "1"“ SOWJ; further irregularity in Marines .ltndl
l- ll:e:tse,v 'n ., ,
l u‘ ‘l‘ ‘ some of 1110 leading rails, Gains of lithe law to fifty per cent. of the value in overcoming kidney. trouble while
less, by highway known as West
at:
.l laitio Minerva St.
John Henry Holman
John Henry Hoffman, aged 70 years.
died at the-home of his sister,
Adam Steinwald, 41 South Main
‘tent throughout the east. Some trou- street, last evening. Mr. Hoffman is
survived by a wife and 6 children,
John Hamlin, St. Paul. Minnesota:
William, Lewis and Fred Hoffman.
Mrs. N. Tllley and Mrs. Schoefor. all
of Newark, N. J. The funeral senio-
. newspnpsn MAN TRIES sump: as will take place from 41 South Mainl
street at 3 o'clotjl Friday afternoon.
Rev. M. Stenb will ofhciate and burial
will take place in Pine Island ceme-
tery.
Mrs. S. E. Staples
Sarah Elizabeth Staples, widow of
William B. Staples, died at her home,
Pine Hill Road, East Not’ivalk, last.
night, aged 67 years. Mrs. Staples is
‘ survived by two children, Charles W.
Sinples and Mrs. B. Wilson, of East
Norwalk. Services will be held front
her late home at 2 o’clock Friday at-
ternoon. Rev. Mr. McGregor will of-
ficiatc and burial will take place in
the Norwalk cemetery.
David. Palmer
The remains ofDavld Palmer, Cur?
para] ('o. 1., sth Reg, C. \l'. 1.. who
died. on Tuesday, at Fitch's Home in
Noroio at the age of 09 years, was
shipped to New Haven yesterday.
Interment will be made in that city.
Funeral of Ebenezer H. Crofoot.
The funeral of Ebenezer ll. Crofoot
will be held from his late residence,
10 Putnam avenue, tomorrow after-
noon at 2 o'clock and the services will
be private Rev. John Staploton, pas-
tor of the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church, will officiate( and in-
terment will be ill lakeview cemetery
New (‘antlun
Funeral of Nicholas George
The funeral services of the late
Nicholas (horse, of Harrison, N. Y..
who died very suddenly Christmas
morning at the home. of his mother-in-
low, in Fair avenue, were held this
morning at nine o'clock from st.
Mary's Church. Interment was in St.
Mary’s (ministry.
Funeral of Miss St. John
l The. funeral of the late Miss Ade-
nuc. will be held from the late resi-
dence, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o‘clock. Rev. Charles E. Iltll'lo, of
the Norwltlk M. E. ('httrch Will oili-
cirtte. and interment will take place
in the Norwaik cemetery.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.——Spcc‘
ial stocks were again the strong tea-
to 2 points were made. by Crucible and
John of Mull ave-t
the-em! mammogram and
displaying marked heaviness. U. 8.!
“their”.
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Milli filli NAN BANKS
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District No. 1~ldaine. New Hamp-l
1 st ire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhoda!
ll>lauo, IConnecticut, New York and,
New Jersey. ‘
District No. —Pennsy1vania, Dela
‘Wale, Maryland. Virginia. West Yin
lginta and the District at Columbia.
District No. 3—Norih Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia and Florida.
District No. 4—0hio, Indiana, Ken-
tucky and Tennessee. _ '
District No. 5~Alabama, Missrss-
ippi and Louisiana. ,
Diserir-t No. G-lllinois,
and Kansas. ‘ ‘
. District No. 7-Michigan, Wtsoonsmn
, Minnesota and North Dakota. ,
I‘lstrict No. 8-—Iowa, ’Nebraska,
. Scull. Dakota and Wyoming.
| District No. 9—0klaboma, Colorado"
nd New Mexico.
Dibll'lcl. No. 10~Texas.
District No. 11—»—Caliiorn
Filth and Arizona. ,
15911101 No. 12wWashingt0n, Oren
gun. Montana and idaho.
“Ill determining the federal land
bank districts and in designing-the
cities in which districts where fed-‘
eral, land banks shall be located";
the official announcement says: 1
“The Fedora] Farm Loan Btial'tlt
has given careful consideration to the
fault loan needs of the country. Tho.
board held public hearings in ncm'lyl
cvtry state in the {Talon and in this[
I'l’lilllt‘l‘ collected information of great
talue in determining its decision.
“Every reasonable opportunity has
been afforded applicant cities to turn-
lish‘tvtdenco to support their claim
tas locations of federal land banks.
{More than 1‘5 cities applied to be dc.
jaignatcd as the headquarters of a
ibank and were heard through repre-
'seniativo committees and individ.‘
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Missouri
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in, Nevada.:
‘; "The banks will be established as‘
lsoon its practicable Under the law
leach will have a capital of 8750.000.
'Application for loans have. been pour.
:th into the board in great volume
irct-enily and it is estimated that a
falllli more tlla nttveniy times in etc
’cess of thr- combined capital stock
could be used lll making mans.
Almost the first work of the bapke
:ti‘tct' approving: and issuing loans will
Elm the issuance of farm loan bonds.
'a new form of security in this coun-
llrt. The bonds will be issued ill dc-
‘romiltotiona its small as .525, it is.
Inspected, and will be available at one
{per cent. less than the interest rate.
it'ltdl'L‘Pll farmers on their loans. '
. What the interest rate will be has
{not been dciillitely determined. It is
Eliutitetl by law to a maximum of six
ll‘tl‘ tent. The expectation is that it
‘will not be more than 5 1-2 per cent
at. ili‘stdattd subsnmlcntltv may be
lowered.
Loans on farm land are llmlted by
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of the land and may be. payable in
, the present plan; with: m
entitle capital. be Marita w
to the detriment of. oils“ emu.
Mn. Stool £30.1on ground ,but rails were, One of the chief m, my eons
fronting the board is its-find exp-fl»
eneed employee for the. nor-rims“.
Mote than 6,000 applicationl'for poul-
tluns havewbeen rmetved: florist»
pointments will be exemflfronatvfl'
l service regulations, but-the board hr
liends to assemble a corpse!!! more
experienced to haunt
The head of each bank. will bender
signated as the registrar. Theyprob-
ably will be only residents of districts
involved and preferably. attorneys.
The banks will be organized‘tem.
rotarily by the appointment-- by the
board of five directors formed! hank
who shall be residents of the district;
in which the bank ls located; The
‘capital stock of each bank} wilh‘bu
open to public subscription for thirty
days. If it is not entirely subscribed
at the end of that time, the govern.
ment, is authorized intake 'the. un—
subscribed amount. Through a pro—
cess of having borrowers subscribe-t
in small amounts to the capitalistook
it is expected that. the banks not
long after beginning operations-will
be virtually cooperative institutions.
The permanent organization of the
tanks provides for nine directors. six
of whom shall be selected by associa—
tions of farmer borrowers, the other
time being appointed by the federal
beard. The terms of these directors
“Ill be three years.
If Ballasts?
Sills rattling.
Eat Less Meat if Kidneyl Feeli’Like
Lead or Bladder Bother:
Most folks forget that. the W.
like the bowels, get sluggish and clog:-
ged and need a flushing occasionally.
else We have backache and dull mis-
ery in the kidney region, severe head»-
sches, rheumatic twinges, torpid‘ live
er, acid stomach, sleeplessnena and‘al!
sorts of bladder disorders;
You simply mut keep yourlkldnoy
active and clean, and the moment
you feel an noise or pain in-the' kidney ,
region get about four curious 01- Jud.
Suits from any good drug store here,
take a tablespoonful in a glass‘of’wa—
ter before breakfast for a for day»
and your kidneys will then act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
‘acld of grapes and lemon juice, new
blood with liihln, and is harmlesmtor
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity. It alto neu-
tralizes the acids in the urine so If.
no longer irritates, thus ending blad-
der disorders.
Jad lSflllH is harmless; incrpenslve:
makes a delightful effervescent lithiu-
water drink which everybody should
take. now and then to keep their kid»
neys clean, thus avoiding serious com-
plications.
A well-known dl'uggist says In) sells
lots of Jad Salts to folks who‘vbellove
is only trouble—Adv.
Insurance
n‘ntl tSt‘ili'it‘W avenue. :1 canton brooch.‘ lilcach coals. Samuel llovner, 50-52, street; southerly 2:? feet, more or latckuwannll Steels, Utah and lltnpirafi from live to 1—0“). years. As fast as , .
itindcr please leave at this oillce. Ito-l, ‘lllty street. less by land of ~ Benedict and ”on 00st International Pa er and" W.-. _”M__ w__¢_ ~ m--.” a
hard. 1 JoM [all l0n&C0 Inc :‘—‘-:;M westerly 89 feet more or less hi’ I ' . ‘ p'. : L
. 0 o, o , industrial .\locltol while Atlantlt: (Jutl-
-- ' ARION HALL land of llaulel litmlop. ‘
! and West ladies and Texas (.‘ompany‘.
extended yesterday's substantial ml;
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Andrew Davey, inc.
98 Washington Street
Phone 410 So. Norwalk:
a gold heart shaped locket with ini- 5 “a“mad Ave- 30- Norwalk MW” ““‘“""““"‘" i“ "m “as" “0“} JOHN ll. kxltrr ,
dials w, p, 13_ on it. Probably between ,dition. Can be rented for balls, par, Executor vances. U, S. Steel hadouly a mod-i
rfil‘e house and Ktlbot'ic the tailor. R05 l ties and other occasions. Booking toril .--.._. crate 09““103- bl" 500“ "WWII-“Pd 115.
word. if returned to \l'.1t‘.Benedict,’ " next year now open. Tel. 1285. Sm“, of Connecticut. District of gain to 1 1-2 points, with fractional,
__-_._. qummm m (‘uurt of Probate mp improvement. ill Central Leather. Rem
" ' "' public iron and the prominent equip!
‘ ‘celnbcr it, 1916.
o . ‘ meals. Mexicans reacted on latest.
Estate of Oliver Cook, late of Dar—
developlnenis affecting that country._
Good Job Printing
1, East Nortvulk.
dill) 3t
LOST—SUNDAY, DECEMBE'? 24.
.gcollie dog. yellow with white breast.
33-1-2 (‘oltlt :v.‘ slree , “DaVid w RaYmJn}! .
t.thtillltl‘ltltlllt
office, .106”; Houu, 693.
ion, in said district, deceased. . . . ‘
The executors. llttVilllZ exhibited. L“ ‘ " “”0“" “WV" mainly higher. l
WALL STREET, Noon—Lack of1
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1m“ f0“? paws. marked ‘Vh‘t'e- An- 27 WASHINGTON 81" .their administration account with Fflld C - If] G - Fl b
l - ~ - ~ . - . , . ranberrtes. t. ...... me Go l3n ram 011? 3%
towers to nztmn 01' Ron‘s. Notify James 3 NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING ! i "est Paper, Best Work, Beet Prieeotos‘ah, to this court for allowanfl._ it is public lutclhesl olr outstde partlfclrila-l Mixed Nuts ilb ’21c ’ 3;.)20’
' “‘l A" ~ ' ' ' "m ‘ . . , _ tiolt was t o stri 'in feature 0 t e’ . .......
E. Flynn, 1... Ha). Hill Road orphoael ___- __7 ..-.~ I Q NORTH MAIN STREET l 0“],de That the 31d (1,“ of Jan s , \ g ‘ 1 , Best Creamery Butter-’1‘)"
1423.3. : - , t. NORWALK PHONE 901 ual'y, 1917' at 10.30 o'clock forpnoonv extremely dttll forenoon although a Walnuts, lb. .......... 23c 1c,
. ‘: ' .___._..~ -.._ {at up. prob“: 0mm in smmfm-d, be moderate investment inquiry was re: R. 8: R. Plum Pudding 4
1 Stenogra. her MAJOR CLAYTON ”'55 OF'N‘ land the some is hereby assigned for ported in some of the high grade is-l 1 1b.. can .. ....... 23c Selected Eggs, dozen .. 41c
NOTIGE‘ 1 p JURIES :‘thc 1,9,”.ng on the allowance of said sues. The. market continued to hold) 2 1b, can ........ 41c Extra Large. Prunes; "1
' ; l d WASHINGTON. DEC. 21—31940? mtcmmt; and this Court directs that with numerous advances over opening: Walnut or Almond Meats. lb G S2 lbs. {0; 535° _
‘ . . . i ( ) VV WOW?“ CIR-“0 formerly attach to t t' , thereof be lven bv publishingr quotations. Marines threw off their lb. ......... . ....... 60c 13 S ran. ugar“. . “00 "
. The undersxgned wrll Continuej ma C ante ‘0 m“ g '
the general staff, War Departmanu'tms order in a newspaper having a heaviness, the preferred gaining 21-4:
flu? busineSs of the William S; :lmd recently assigned to the 16th circulation in this District. at least 3'01““. Leading “dummls' “1““de _,__.,.,.._,....._...._._o. ‘
. Wilcox Insurance Agency. Re': A150 Bookkeepers and Stenog- woman, on the. Mexican border, died five. days before said day of hearing. U. S. Steel and Bethlehem Steel, were: .
newals will be attended-to, and. raphers, male and female. today, at Fort Sam Houston, 'lextta mm] by handing or mailing a copy of higher by about 2 1-0 4 WW5- C 01799131 ' . - , . » “
new polities issuEd. All custom-: g... ... “mu-ms received two weeks ago this order to each of'tlle icgatces tln- making less progress. U. S. Rubber ‘ I ttie Clty National Bank
as will be protected.
MRS. MATILDA. WILCOX,
ed some of
five days before said day of hearing. ‘thelr recent strength. Bonds were
CALL and let us tell you
i "whilc schooling his 1101139 0V9r thenler the will of said decedent. at. least and Paper issues assert
! 'httrd‘l“ ~~ ‘lle drill field. He ’las Lu,
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Administratrixq 0f the Splendid' Chances 5011 01 former Governor Um). JOHN F. KEATING. Jlldge- lfeaturelcss except. for a further con- '_
i Arkansas. - ~~ -; CtK‘SlOIl in Anglo-French 5's. ' . °. .
-—-—~ ~w~-— ~———-—-~---J now open. : , __ . K g > P ‘ f . ,~ i»
:‘DANBURY WOMAN ,s 1‘ l - - _ . _ - _.___ mvmnugpthuorlcn . ,_ _‘_.~_______ eepln the T0 Its .
f .. ‘ . SFEK'NG A D'VORCE' RUB RHEUMAHSM 0R SEMI—ANNUAL ‘ DIVI— ,, _ , , You can accumulate a capital if youtare making a profit
Augusta Levertck of Daullul-y, was i . ' DEND 0F BREAKS A cut” ‘N . and will keep the profits y0 Y make. ‘ g,
made defendant today in a divorce ac. ‘ - . ' ives you the means of;
A savings account in tnis Bank g
keeping your profits and turning them to capital:
The compound interest will be~a secondeproficwhiclrsé. ,
twice a year. increases itself and your reserve too-n-ourtzs- . WV
officers would be pleased to explain further. ‘
We loan money on first mortgage.
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Norwalk; Conn.,
December 14, 1916.
At a meeting of DirectOt-s
Merrill Business
College
jglllon brought in the Civil Superior
court by Jacob Leverick of the. some
r'gzlla'ce, who alleges desertion in Sop--
':_ ‘lember, 1910. The couple were mar-fl
tried on July 4. 1909. the defendant's;
all; loan liltls.
Rub Pain Right OutWith Small Trialt
Bottle of-Otd “St. Jacob's Oil"
aw tolls-ill,
First Dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound"
~~jmaiden name being Roll. i South Nor-walk ‘. Rheumatism. is “minority.” Not of this SocietV. held this d=tv a Relieves all Grippe Milieu"
; . 7 one CPE‘? in my legumes ”term“ dividend. at the rate of FOUR Don't stay stuffed-Up!
PLUMBERB' CHANGE PLEAS 3 Stamford p0" Chm; treatment. Stop drugglltg. Rub sooth- (4) per cent. Derann‘lm was 'Quit blowing and snudling! A dose _ ..
‘ing; penetrating "St. Jacob’s Oll" right
into your sore, stiff, aching joints and
of “Pope’s Cold Compound" taken ev-
ery'two hours until three doses are’
taken will end grippe misery and
break up a severe cold either lit the
head, chést.‘ body or limbs.
declared to Depositors from
the earnings of the six months
ending December 31. 101.6.
The same will be entered on
pass-books and paid on and
(lion handed down by Judge Charles 1
. , WILL BE 0" AGNN TODAY muscles. and relief comes instantly.
P. Orr In the United States District The Fair-Devereaux case will be re'i“st. Jacob's Oil" is a harmless rhou
Court, William McCoach and thirty-' sumed in the Criminal SuDel‘iOT Courtimatlsm cure. which never disappoints
two other defendants, indicated under today and it is quite probable that then and can not burn the skin
FREE. ,
Elegant $3 WilteSeis, Thcmolnetorsandly;
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pike Sherman anti-Trust law, will be stat "ll ~ _ . , after lannarv 10th. mrfi. , . ‘
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