WMNESIIAY, Dec. 27, i916 mmsomnana “minimalism.
.. -———_ _. “i A CORPORATION PAPER. '1
3' . . _ -. 5 3 - _ . n incorporation certificate was:
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. «wm , ' - . 3 the state by the Ryan Garage &‘;
l Aeronautics Exhibition. 5 U d , , . Service Company, incorporated, or.
"W“, ~ Automobile manufacturers sincef . . . Bridgeport which has authorized}
The regular weekly drill of the Siphhen oulbreak of me European War Do“ our 3 VBl'USlflg Space '0‘ any gagiital Stock of $5,000 divided into.
' “.1 have been devoting much serious alt~ ' . ' i’ shares, par value $100. Busi-E
“1 Company. C- A- C. was held last tcntion to the construction of aero~i Change In C03! prmes “951 will be beguiron 35.000. The ill-e
We are leaders in our line of goods of all descriptions
Ha , (Twain, Coal, Feed, Cement and'evc thin needed in
Y ry g
ruJIv A‘Avluunusu n..- u...- Inn-~-
lNG AIRSHIP MOTORS.
Be Exhibited at Pan‘Ameyican
evening In the armory. .pltme motors for two distinct i'ca-l- corporations are Margaret E. Ryan,
-————— lsons. Some of these makers intend: William’ll. Ryan, William. H? Ryan,}
Jr., and Helen H. Ryan. ..
Bridgeport&So.Norwalk
i to build and market motors ‘for aero-l
The formal dance of the Norwalk , .. . _
,. ‘ . ipluncs, while others are merely ex-l, the if “tg‘ line. 7 3 ..
Club will be belththls evening in the. lamenting with them in order to‘3 . l I a - 0 03 S omomw 3
.of engine, to incorporate in anionic-3 . _ .- , 1 _ . , 3 .
The regular weekly meeting of the: bile engine construction. A number- i 'l "" . 3 3 , 3? , 3 3 We Willplace on sale One Hundred Fine Coats at the .33 .
First District Commissioners will bel of automobile parts and accessories. 3 Phone ”3.3, x37 Washington St . a es i followmg pncesz— ‘ 3,
. . . , . ‘lnakel‘s, with this idea in mind, will ‘ .. . l ,
held this “911an m the 017109” “ icxhibii at the first Pan—Atncricen‘, .. ...--__ _. .. __ ”Wm... "WM-L; ,~_.M..M.‘._w——~ : $8 a. I' I $10 C‘ ’ats . $5
Wall street. IAm‘ouautics Exposition to be held . 3 .. ' 3 3 . 3 . .
‘l‘c‘oruary 8 to 15 in Grand Central?
li‘ulsce, New York city. Of course.
'tllcrl- will 9 no motor curs exhibit. ‘3‘ ' . . 7 ' I ‘ ‘ A ‘ Foran member a $15 Plusn coats $10
p, Winter Shoes forWlnterWeather y . 5 $24 Cloth Coats: $16
5 loss the engineering and research def . 3- .
'3 of the Famtly Furs at: Reduced Prices“
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and hnrtment of practically every ‘
Charge Aécounts Opened;
—Don't' forget your table wines. Ste.
phen Novnk. 45 Railroad avenue.
Skating was good yesterday unto-g
last evening, on Bishop’s Mill l’ond,; mobile factory ill the country will bc§ Reliable $110.35 for General wear
in Riverside avenue, and huge crowds" 1“ itl‘flmié'h f0? litany already have; '
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or for Skating and CountsyHrkesa
or “(an enjoyed the sport. gand have promised to do anything:
Many Styles for Men-Women andfihihlrcn
m. .
l in their power to promote the success ‘
{of this show and to secure recogni-
In a t'cw homes in Norwalk candles. tit-n ot‘ the real importance of this
.
Thane ls Good‘Skat-
stcnts highly perfumed handkerchiers
he: just can't make his hands believe. ~
This was his explanation to the police
tinny after his arrest on a. charge
. of stcaling ’kerchieie and gloves from
wmncn shoppers. I
Baptist Chun’ll Sunday 500001 Will “0, hi; speed at all times with scarcely
held in the church parlors tomorrow 5 any shutting off or coasting. In this
it differs front the touring car motor
wltltlt shuts down its motor speed
upon in traffic or in turning corners
l Raven & Bacon
$65.00 AND UP
.1 WASHINGTON ITREET TMPHONI‘ 147M
evening. An interesting program-has
been planned.
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burned in the windows on Christmas: exposition l0. lllf‘ ROVN‘HHK’IN and t0 ’0 o ‘ r~-—---_-_ —- M“ m;
flve, following out kiln 011:1 and"l benulifi. lite mnmwrmfll interests of the coun- lng Oil the MI" POli& f _5 JUST CAN'T MAKE HANDS “BE.
u custom "0w hit 6 0 59"? ‘ l Within a very short time automo- ' d I HAVE." , 4.,
. ..... Houery of All Gra es , t Big Barglns l. .
——Castlo House lady instructor at ' the] from the net‘onuttiic type of mo- 3 T l Kranach & Bach 3 Whig" :9 5'39““ Perfumed 'Kecehieu" .
Policy‘s littnt-ing School. Join today. i ““3 winch as 31“]? 1"" SUbJH‘l ‘01:“ AlbertD Morgan 1 I Shonin er 3 - e “:98 Them from Handling;
__*__3 "________ ilrtcntct' strain» than the automobile, . o . . g l o aewflfu; Women.
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to - l‘lti tu's c.‘ \" . tho new motor is foretnd to run at S No I Christie & Son In. J. J. Grass, a well to do demigtr. ..
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W" "-" Several of the ’ar- l
Studwell Piano Co.
:.n'l coasting hills.
The North Wcstcllcsicl‘ 'l‘imcs 'l‘lm cxpcriutent tlcpttrtlncuts Mi L G, 0 ' C n H “Men were found in h‘isupoekets.
beans that me road leading from St‘l‘lt‘l‘lll lion-(tut :tntl lndiunapolislf Extra lll‘ge Sling lams oosAtfifiyflgth-irSOCR 33 u, 3133,3333; 0033538,“ desire to take?
Redford V511,...“ “mm-am mmugh Planet's ituvl- utlt :Icroltlunc motors: s w ‘ -- 5 -. "fig _vh A” tuitottcrcle 8 rom women’s hand 3
. .‘ . . and ntountcd thctu lll :ttltonlobilcl S M - buys, Just to smell the "mm s .
Loni: Ridge _”"0 ntunit‘onlqs 500“ [‘0 clauses, some of tho itlcus for those? Large Fa“ Bloater a|t atkerel PATENTS I BUY AND EXCHANGE .Sitid. l! 9f be
be nlacadatnlzed. This is one ofibe3 ”Mm-s having been suggested by the»? . AUTOMOBILES — 3
W‘Best Salt Cod put up in boxes or strips; also A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
principle mans of entry into cottltectl—t {\‘ml'cctlcs :tvmtlon motor, one of, jAlso Buy Second-hand Furniture
. . , v... .. ii'yilit‘i] was brought ovcr bore in ll,‘ , . er U. S. Pat. Office -
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' “ ‘ ' ‘ "’ llnltl‘ lh P‘lmn. lttlccd. the nuts . . - 3 - - g3 owan t. ast orwa . 3 ~ 3.
”WW“... 5,3...de '.,.,”3' mm', 1”,, , ‘ . .. ‘_'; Herring. All kmds of Fresh and Canned Fish. Long and . practice N. Y. City . 3 T l 1 it: “re taming .3 _
0 m' “N" “"149” mm“! . Security Building 1115 Mam ‘ “441' Te'44I' G » -
————-——- tsilnle for the development of scvct'ztlt t s "s ’ - '3 w Comnzj ., ‘ ,
——Gl‘etcbcn Hartman and Alan little: makes of tnultl-cylindt't' enginesui Raund Clams. Greenpor 0y t ' - St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. ‘ 3 ; €01.99 . . r 3
in "The Love Thief," at the llcguénl "will" and WNW-“- “‘hit‘h are "W; E F ISH MARKET Send For Booklet On Patents lBEST PRICES PAID FOR; Headquarters, Beers" Station
tomorrow frupttlly appearing on tho market. it: BRIDG 1 3 JUNK 3 my Store, NOW“ ,
' '“fllb the illsplt'nlimt of tho submitting . a.” __ .,__.~ 4 ‘ t. ~ _ ‘
“—"' llion of light aluminum for stool inl 'Phoneo 108 and 109. l Send POStal or Telephone. l
While unpack“!!! :t catso ot‘ both M'ltw styles of motor construction. . 11 North Main St 3 L. EFFRON. fill—-
TObt'h‘ t‘l.'(‘cltill’. Manager Herbert Dur- Mani automobilc act-movies have F'" °°""°"" ' 15 Rowan St- East Norwaik.
gee, of the, llurr store, discovered “3” l-ccn llnti are conslnntly itcinir 0011'} Tel. [90¢ Tc]. 1905. i
the pocket of one of the robots a slip
of paper bearing the address.
Kittie McGarry, St. Clair. l’a." [icing
a gallant hucllclor Mr. Durgcc delayed
not in scuding tlm tpt‘esutmtblyi
young woman it onto and wishing; her
a very Merry Christmas. He expects
to receive New Year's gl‘et'lillgs from
St. t‘lttir.~ llrt-wstor Standard.
and cor-
Slcphcn
—-itnportcd wince, liquors
dude in bottles or in bulk.
Norah. 45 Railroad ttvnnuc.
The price of turkeys dropped in the
local refrigerators on Friday and Sat-
urday, and that accounts for the fact
that more turkeys were sold in Nor-
Wmlk for Christmas than Were dispos-
ed of for Thanksgiving Day. The
price was seven or eight cents per
pound cheaper, in some cost-s, on Sat-
urdtty, than the tiny bcfore Thanks
giving. and those who had not
thought of eating turkey decided oth-
erwise when the prices were known.
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—-Grctclien Hartman and Alan Hale
in “The have Thief," at the ltcgi’ent
tomorrow.
Miss Hoffman, the manager for the
“Miss
lidhlllllhlt‘ lo the :tcl‘opluno. us for cxn
:ttttllc Martini.r by syslcltts, cooliug‘NOVEMBER EXPORTS SET NEW;
smalls. tungnctos. multiple je RECORD‘
tilt“
initiations lmi‘unlalic ‘iI-(lg‘ Pic. 3 Tm.“ V) ‘
iltc iottltcouting Acro show thorn Willi l-lxports [or November wtrt
largest on record, exceeding those for;
Scptcmbor by $3,000,000. The totul‘
it" shown thousands ot' tho must
Ituultru inventions in this line.
* . ~ .- :l‘or November, on announced by the.
RIDGFFlELD TO CONTINUE ORJ Ilprcnu of Foreign und Domestic.
CHARD 'MPROVEMENT WORK. lt‘ontmcrcc, of the Department ot Loni-4
ltucrtc. is $517.900,000. Tllc tolttl (ix-3
‘potis for the 11 months ended with.
. November werc “001,200,000, ngnlnstt
‘$.l.ll~ii,~100,000 for thc some period int
2,250,800,000 in 1913, which:
t cur-i
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Demand for Co.oper~tlve Fruit Sell-
. int: Association Continues. .
litrcctut' F. it). White. of the Fair-g
‘illili (‘onnty Form littrcuu. and ”will“?! and$
. lw-nl committee mot at the High " was the largest total for normal years.3
stlml building‘ in Ritigt"flt‘ltl, last Nowmbcr imports WW“ Willie“ it“
\l'f‘t’k. Altcr u discussion of the sit- $177,000,000. representing 0 filllllli ll?-
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lli'lltln. it wits (lt‘(‘i(i(‘(l that at pruning "Nil“ “'11?“ “0010“?“d “'“h ”10“" for:
and spraying (lolliOllsit'ulinlt should be October ($178,700,000) but, ,cxceedlngi
for Novr-mbcl‘.‘
held in March. i by $21,500,000 these I
1 it. was felt that plans tnudc lustllilil’), and by $35,000,000, or 35 WM
your for the organization or ;. coop.‘ ccut., lthe November uvomge from.
i‘l‘nllt't‘ fruit selling association 1911 to 1915. The eleven months im-i
should be lfollowed tip in”. if ih‘cl‘lliillli were valued at 32.180.800.000,
‘tt‘ctluction is Silillcll‘llf. such am its-:00 against 31.606.800.000 in 1915 ““‘l'
l"-"ct'ntinu should he dcfinitcly orgnn- 31.031.000.000 in 1914. tltc former high;
‘th‘tl this year. record your in imDOI‘iF' (
3 The mum-i: of Boys' and Girls’l 0f the November imports, 06 pcr:
. wovlt was discussed at It'nulh, m. I will. cutcred free of duty. bclnn’ about.
firttor White and other illtmther‘s Millie sumo proportion its that for No-‘
l the commlftne will look up the local wmhcr, 1915- ,
situation and if thorn nPcllts‘ to he a! lip“ l'nitcd States ctttcrctl upon Hm.
lot-:tl demand for this work tlw Furm‘ last month or the your with :1. ft)"-'
lttlt'cnu will bc asked to coopvrato. trier. trade of $7,148,000.000 for clcvcu
As tlm poultry pl‘op‘rnm lhu mom.llt‘orttlts and with prospects that the
ibct‘.L ot‘ the committee wish to hold a. Will’s trade will approximate “-30?“
ldmtonstrtttion of St'lncling high pt'o- 000,000 in value. This csttmnte is;
Elllwini: layers at once. if it is possi. bnscd on actual results for November.’
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writ-d or rccompi-uctml to l)(‘00nl0tH
. . ’ont ' music shop in North
Fred ll 1 3 flu in 59“.”. lil'Opl‘l' delllilllsil‘llltn-s
’l‘l.r favorable trudc balance for No-fi
DAIRY. CAMPAIGN. FOR REDDING.
Other Features of Farm Bureau Pro-
gram.
Director Pints. ll. l’lump out] the
Modding Farm Bureau Committee met
in thc ’l‘own Hull last week to plan
work for the year.
The following members of the com-
mittee were present: Llewellyn Wur-
pct', lil’l‘lllttll Smith. ll. S. Barnes, and
llcv. W. A. Tale.
The needs ol-llw town were dis
cussed and several plans of action
susttcsted. ()n the suggestion of Mr
Llcwcllyn Wurncr. seconded by Mr.
Holman Smith, it wits decided to
carry on it series of dairy meetings
for the purpose of milking: u sorlous;
study of methods of feeding and to
stimulate ittlcrcst in tho kccplng ot'
dairy records as a means of climinttt.
in: unprofitable cows. it Wrta further
decided that it the cooperation of the
Granite could be secured it would he
hipllly desirable to carry on these
mcciimzs in cooperation with the
(trance in the carrying on ot‘ a valua-
crutlon would not only assist the
Granite in the curryint.r on of u vnlultn-
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THE SELECTION OF
SUITABLE WALL PAPERS
is an easy task here. 'We show
so many varieties both in pat-
terns and plain colors that we
can suit any taste or meet any
requirement. And we can suit
any purse too. We carry papers
in every grade, so any price limit
yau may have set can be accom-
modated. l
Gorham Co
lilc proul‘ntu. but would bc entirely in
linc with the utctltods and purposes
of tilt Farm Bureau. ' lir. Wurncrf
Mr. Smith uttd Mr. Burnett will look
out for these meetings.
A poultry dcntonstrutiou will hc
carried on in the center sclntfimc'
(tiring: the hill nn-lct‘ lm tlirct‘iotr
of Mr. Norman Smith and Mr. Grouse!
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WHY
delay having out those teeth that
’ periodically ulcerate, causing youl
so .much sufi'ering‘ with loss of
time, and at 'the same time en-
dangering your health? The de-
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The New Science
iDFtl'lmTlON OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the: ,.
cause of the disease and the art 0'»
' adjusting the some. Disease ll caused!
by a wrench, twist or spnin in tilt?
fbeen. Even if done in childhood.
.lt creates pinched nerves‘and pain in:
later life in the different organs and}
limbs.
3 Chiropractors remove the cause ot'
idlseane and pain. health is restoredi
.througb harmonizing the nerve ayei l
items in your body. Femole trouble; .
1 given special attention ; also curvature ;
got thespian. You will never regret“;
igiving the Chiropractor o chance it
ibelp you. ~
. Magnetic treettnentu given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
Wuhlngton st, E-o. Norwalk, com
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Graduate loom Palmer School. F
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FAST FRElGHT um To new i
3 YORK. ‘
Freight boat maven Pier 27 Eat:
River, New York“ (foot of Gather-incl
st.) every day except Sunday, It 8 p~
; m. Freight received at Nomlk up 0:
‘5 n. m. and at South N'omlk u: it
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" For Undo-date Serviep Call j
FRED H. GANUNG.
gutter-i Director and Embllm
Office and Reddom
Telephone-904
54 so. Main st. 'so. Nom‘
Mrs. Ethel Virgin O’Neil
vocm. srunto “ ‘
43 West Avenue.
South Norwalk
For“ partlwl’lnl”
inquire at Studio;
Phorre 340:
Tuesdays
Fridays
a 10.12: 3.5
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_'Clitlord~i>rhamacy:
Merchantslhoiit I
Sharing Coupons; ..
With; 3 all: Cash... 3...... 3
5:30 p. In.
George F. Footo, Genon'
Main iii-1‘0“ in conversation will 32 this will be done nut] the records or. winner was $340.900000, M nbmtll
Director Plump and Mr. Smith will
Sentinel representative eXDFE'SSed 119‘” ‘ tl~n productlwly of n... birds Spied...“ twice as much its for November, 191.),
constitute a comtnillec to take care
of placing lime and clover demon-
. .80. Main and Rim testis.
tcaytng substance thrown oil by: 1' 3
lthem is continually entering your - 77"" ’
self as much pleased with the christ‘ i will he maintained durin: the your. ‘ “id in“ llmf‘:t 115 much :ts for Novem-l
3 it it is impossible to, conduct this iii-i hpl‘- 1914' Th“ excess 0 exports over‘
“a business. The little store was ipmtstt‘ntion in January, it. will be din! imports for "l" 9‘9"?“ months or 19169
stratiousl. .
Director-nt~large Eaton of the Farm
system, the open cavity is a far:
tile ground for germs, and a di»‘
’ THE ANNING J. SMIT.
Ant Phones 833-153: , ,
P0 RTATION LINE, lug,
crowded t0 "8 “RPM-1W hilt the” 1m“ fm-rctl pntil curly full. when it will was $2,775,400,000. compared with, Bureau and the Rev. m... Tate of
”Of novelties, victrolas and records ho conducted along the lines ltcre— 31539-600000 in 1915 and “93.400300, Georgetown will take the lead in con;
were always complete and the service with outlined. in 1914. ' [ducting some Boys' and Girls‘ club
on prompt that: every visitor to the 'Fhf- iltombers or the committee The not inward sold movement io‘lworlt at Georgetown. This will not
store reoewed what they sought. Even present. Were as follows: Director F. ‘iill‘f'i 90.100000 {0“ ”10 month and. be tied up with tho Farm Bureau.
- E Wimp, James 011mm"... Mm... snotthtl'uuto for the clown mouths; llncctor Plump and the Bedding
with the exceptional demands made Anderson, Chas Anderson. J3 Ebert ending with November. Like periods4 Committee are to be congrutulated
upon them, Mr. Ponty succeeded "1 Anderson. and (‘hns A, Lewis, ot' 1915 were $57,300,000 and will-Loom) the strong program lined up,
keeping.hls.‘stoclr of records complete r“. macho, respociivclv: while in 1914
A party was held at the home of there was a net outward gold move-,HAS EA
rect path by which they can reach.
the parts most susceptible. With:
a perfect method, and a wide ex-{ *""”“"“‘”* —'-
periencc in difficult cases, I am‘ ‘
able to extract teeth without
[pain or discomfort, and no ill af-l
'ter effects. ' 3
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so that'one may get the record they , ST NORWALK FOUND THE .
~ - . mom of $100,000 for the mottth and ' D J H Mall v . . . '3 ,
".11, even after the Christmas rush. Miss Katherine Satin, :18 Chapel $169 200 000 for the 6mm momml SAME? [. . ., . ery We carry only the beSt. in each grade with; a *2 wide
street, Sunday evening. About ' ' --~- ' ~ ’- .
30 Gold imports in November. totaled!
guests from Stamford, Norwalk, South‘ 340.500.0001he smallest with one ex— The
Norwalk. Bridgeport, New York andmcpiion during the last six months.
ll 80. Main Sb, So. Norwalk. Conn
——ANOTHE.R‘ APPEARANCE 3 .
Iundnyn. by Ippalntmon: only
of the McEnelly's orchestra“ Ar~
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Am, ,, Foundifinthe'Straight.‘ chorce for the parlors, library, living room, dining room,
mory. Saturday evening, Dec. 26. 1916.
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5;?NextChristmasg
you will need money. You
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will have it, if you join the
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3 forward Statement ot‘ an Ent -
Port Chester attended. Games.1 ”:3? Hr g $983311“ gafé‘flnfffif' 131132;: "0' walk Resident
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dancing and refreshments made thefwmm aggregated $25,300,000, the We have been reading week met
evening merry—Stamford Advocate. large-gt figure shown by any earlierlweek in the local press of South Nor.
- tinoutlt of the Id.veittr. 'lt‘he? forged; walk citizens who have been rid of
months show so mpor S 0 .‘jdistressing kidney and bladder trou-
gguifitizt;§31gog§ld exports to the value; M6433, Doan’e-KldneytPills, and We
~ . - .have often wondered whether the
LCOAL OPERATORS CLAiM Dls_'eame high opinion of this medicine is
CRIMtNATION. .to be tound: in our neighboring towns.
l'l'hls'frank and earnest statement by
PUT CREAM IN NOSE. ' °
AND STUPCATARRHI
Tells How To Open Cl ed N -
trils and End Hug-Egoldspo: .'
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‘CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. 27.——'
You feel fine in a few moments.
Federal investigation 0! the chargei
Your cold in head or catarrh will be
80119. Your clogged nostrils'will op-
on.” Thank passage-3‘ of your head
will clear and youcanbreathetmly.
No more dullness, headache; no hawk-
in; entitling, mucous discharges or
dryness; no struggling for breath at
him ‘
h .Tetltmr dmggm yowwentrn small
bottleotzElyis Cream‘Bal’m. Apply a
little? ‘0! this manic, “aseptic
m in your ' 11mm: Wit pene-
trate thicugtievery dc mosaic!"
lipid} booth» unburneswolmllna
limitation“
1,9hli8imas Club
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and NewaBiver fields are benign-died.
criminat’edingpinet. in the. Mamba-f
tron to! one]: care: was: commenced to.
. (3 AH! is now open to re
3333i“ members. Hundreds-
are joining daily. Why no
A; :be one ofrthis great» Club
? join today.
that question and two agents from that"
department begun work. in; the field;
Mri’ Bernhart said that while coal
opmtors along the Baltimore and;
3‘,
é."s°“th”N0malk
_,reuniremnti. along
Blink-i end: mm
branch lines-vero‘iufl’orlu
operator!
that coal operators in. the minimal-
vanifiiiitt street-,- East. Not-walk. says:
doyih’y the Department of Justice W. .- “I was troubled quite a lot by my
G. Barnhart, district attorney took up back being weekend always-aching.
Theikldner“ secretions». ‘ were dim-ego;
In in m? lt'took only two box-
es of Desire Kidney! Pills to cure me.
onto, Nerlolk and Western and Chcsa- It has been threeor more year-é since
penile and .Ohlozpallroitda were getting Llama had any trouble" with my: kid.
from lb..to".90..‘pergcent..ot masonic"... » * ‘
a well-known 'and respected resident
01' East Norwalk will newbie doubt at
J. Van Sony, student-pensioner, 43
Pelee ”50¢. It on,deelom.vi)on‘t‘ sim-
n-«tmdm‘vt‘ mmmmerthat ~
“All" 9 p. m. to 5 n m.:v7to II o. m
not
‘3 Special Sale
ion-.3Lsdiesl Coats
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‘4‘...
mm The new venue
? ' RIGHT . 3
ll WEAR. ' Goon; CLOTHES. ‘
FROM
~ CHARGE
sleeping room and kitchen.
D WITH AUTO DHIVlNG.
» MlliRlDEN, Dec. 27.——George de
"Winter, of Springfield. Muses John
Hurley. and Benjamin. Shapiro. ol
Westfiprlngfleld, Maser. were°in ‘
'llco court today charged with the
theft of-an automobile from the state
urmoryt'here. The _ machine bud. been
put up by the local militiamen-“use
prize. Do‘:Verney claimed -hi‘o-tioket
did' not much- the stub “I? up
the potential -
hilt: taken ilk car and,
“to?
A Splendid Lille Vof Office Furniture 3_
RAYMOND 8K SONE '
V :3 Wall-I (Bl. High Sts. . Funeral Directors Norwelk
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