'MARKET
'69 110. MAIN ST.
EAST
NORWALK
Ana-w.
In. Charles Whitthkcr,
Jack or the grip.
' Robert S. Brown, of Pleasant street.
I.
111819 has been good tides. out dur-
in; the past few“
. northwest winds.
W. About one person in 11111
glued to their homes because of it.
of “'l11-
“ street, is recovering from an at-
or
.- '
Mrs. George Chit. at fiat Side me as it is the only post-office on tho
nue. Post road between Rye and ‘fiorwalk
- - It will become more iinpottant situated
Mt. ad 311'. George llatine, of d: it is on this main thoroughfare,
like. are visiting Mr. and Mrs Jo as this section1gt"ows and growi:.g itl
seph Peck is, and ”lU\\' it will continue to d).'1
All the Noroton post-office needs now:
to make it a “l’irstclass” oi'ii(e‘is to
make it a freedclivery one, and this
the people in Noi'otun ate entitled to
and should and will have, before very
Mr. and Mrs. John Reed eiitct'tain- long, 0, they “.1“ 1in out “)0 (10$ ,
Hi friends. ”0111 Bridgeport 0"” the 10b, which is no larger than \‘oi'otoii
holida)’. has a tree dcuivery from the Green-
w'ich postoi‘i'ice and a rural delivery
iron: the t‘oscob oltice and coverinf
the identical sanie routes by different
carriers.
’l‘he Misses Ti'ippan, of ltrooklin.
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs;
E. H. Dvory, of l’eunoyei' street.
7
Harry ’l‘ie‘iottt resumed his studies'
at'tJie Wesleyan t'nit'et'sity, aftet' a
vacation spent with t'elatites liet'c.
Mrs. William
ill due mostly from
Mrs. lluylei' will cclcbrate
birthday in a I'cw weeks.
I
t
Iluylet' is'1 seriously"
advanced age.
I111t' 59H]
There weie two sales of real estate
in Utilit‘ll 121.1 w'111 k with mortgages of;
$1.190 l1or 11111 iiis1 week 01 Januarv,‘1 I
lttlti,tI1c1'e “11111 also two salt-s Ol pro i
]itll\', .11111 1111111111541: 01 $3.51w.l.ast.
w1-11ks tianstii's w 11111 Hai'ritt M 1
Starlet: to Susan A. Dibble, pioposed1
.';treet G. ll. "l‘ltatn11i to Katherine 11.1
Miss Marion \\'111'.l ha: i'1-turned to
Bridgeport. after iw11 w'ccks‘ visit
with her mother, It's. Word, of (‘ttl
ll
days due to strong
East Not'walk is in a grasp of the
are
' The leak in the water main :11 the
junction of SeaViow' avcnttc and East
avenue has been repaired by the street 1
department .
The East Norwalk Mill pond was
‘ ill rather bad condition y'ostcrday. A
law were skating on it, but 111 spots
it was flooded with water.
The Third District Commissioners
. '1“ meet tiltls evening in the Electric
nut. {layview aVctiue. Important
matters are to be considered.
‘l‘ie condition of Selectman .Iohti
Got-ham, of Wimfield 1st reel, is report-
oi to be the same. His many friends
wish him a rapid recovery.
Deloa 1.1110111111114191. of liridncpot'h
formerly of IRowayton, was in town
Baturday and fidiled his cousin, John
UHomntodiou of Rowan street.
it'
'/
The Saaqua Campfire Girls will
1Com tomorrow evening with Miss
Gladys Birch of Delis Place. lhtskct
. Waving will the principle occupation
i’ of the event;
‘Mrs. H, J. Seymour and her friend.
1f“. In. Jessie. Ellnell, of New York, who
have been the vicitims of the grip
for a. 1weelt,are now convalescizig, and
, hope soon to he in tlicir usual health
.‘ again.
One of the finest lectures ever heard
mute East avenue M. I1). church waI
1 jureaented yesterday by Miss Carrie .l.
Omahan, a representative of the W.
_ F, IL 8. lissl Carnhan is :1 natural
. .huker and her talk on the conditions
.jn South America charmed the con-
‘Iegatlon. He descrpitions w'ct'o vivid
@011! minute. «She told of the occupa-
m of that country and ot the
dances of success. She declared that
do believed that South America was
its coming country. Miss Cat'naltan
Till a native of Pittsburgh. PAL, and
fmpent a number of years in South
i'merlca. She is a speaker of nation-
*1
instructive, as well as
n1" ‘5'. “an Afifirt .
OWAYT (113»:
_mm-vv 4,..-_
Iliss Margaret ('.lcvct'ley. of New
York, 11; visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. a.
mverley.
Hrs. Susan Petty .of Mt. Vernon,
spent the week-end with Mrs. Ii. 1.
Raymond.
Russell Broadway has retutned
home from a week's visit with rel;-
, 1.1,; fires in Philadelphia.
.1
1
Benjamin Broadway. of Philadel-
‘la, is visiting his parents in Crock-
'eu'street.
' lira. John Flint'leit Tuesday for
f
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Petty
.. _. to ,thelr'home in Brooklyn
_‘auttltonotay in Remnant.
l
l
d repute and the. her lecture of yes- ‘
. . . lipp street.
in confined to his home Willi pneutnon-‘
Scott, et al., Mansfield avttiue.
'l‘lic Misses 0:11:1' , 1f (‘tnw' IlilI
iavenue, 1-itt'1t't:1i1111l tht1 meinbcis oI PRECIOUS POSTAGE STAMPS
the Dell l’itiz'cr t‘it'cle at llltll' l1otn1
Tuesday evening.
Issues That Bting day to the Heart oft
tho Philaiclist.
Il.t' ~illl'
lug."
l-l111l:11‘;i>t11"tt1-
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Mr. and Mrs Albert Peck of 011gi
Neck Point are the parents of a son.
Mr, and Miss llaskani of Mansfield.
1v1-nu1- left Inst wm-k l‘oi' .Iasksotn'illc
where they usually spend the winter.
1 . ‘ s I u -
l-.dward L “.menh' 0f ltowayton lrcquwtlv is. him It is dam-11111.11 111. all
avenue, cntcnaiucd the int-inlets 11f> ”I“ stumps: .1 I11-1c 11111 not 11 111“ 1laltu
the llaptist Brotherhood. Friday evcn- tintsl'ot'thisI1111111'_.11ll 111' “.111le are 11x-
] cot-Jingly r:11'1-, stamps or which but it
_..__.._.
there is midcnc 11 w I111 h leads us to lic-
11.1w lhut 1.111111 stamps were printed
and used of 11'l111. '1 no (topics at all :11'.1
I no “It
\l1:.SicphenlIovttoillatherlttintc',.,,l,,.1.1 1111111111 11111 Iltst Is it post-
1'1111 grip. 1.1.istct" s 1111111141111: it issued at this
11:1111111. ‘x‘ H. .‘.1111|111i' is :11111111p from
lititls111.11i:1..111 ()1in one copy of tlii
1 lion in l'ai'ls, probably the largest col ,
Icctioii ill the w'ot'ld.
I11 lsttil thc Slat-1' t‘oitst l't'otcctot':ttt-
issued :1 scrim 111‘ stit'chztt'gcd stamps,
,1 tIn-tn are in tl111 I‘lllllth‘ of the world‘s
Mrs. Lester Iloutttl' Hf Stilllllttl'tb ltll‘ ~ :.'11:1t1-st r.11'1ti.-s. 'I‘Iiis r11f1-t':1 11spccial-
1”,”). Miss Laura Standing of 111111. 111 1111- 111.1-nty sltilllng \':1l1111s. tit"
11.111. has I11-1111 spixndin; 11... “Wk :.t 1:111 :o shillings. sut'1-l1ni-1.111d in violet.
111111 of 1111.11 1 its most
siti1l11111pt' 1' known 1 it '..;1<t ltnlcctl.
l tit those st: 1 tips .11 w I111 Ii onlv 1111111
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Its known and is in :1 1'cI1-I11'at1-1I I'tlll1'1'- .
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1:1“ 111 “'lllt‘ll :11'1- s1ur1'c, and some of
1:.Iy livt- 111pi11.1 wct'c 11v111' pi'intcd; of
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l.111' parents“ hunt:- on West 11111111111. | W
1 1.111 1'111'1111111111 surcharge. only two
_. :ivm , '11tti11<.:tlltlol'lllt'll:"l‘NIlI't'llHl'NnolilV
liopl‘t-St’lllillli't‘ stopln-n It. lloytl, ' I“ ”I“ 1 1 . i. .
' l: '1 . . t
.11111 .to II.Iitlord lost “01k "1‘ ‘1 ,\:. there is 11111] 111111 b:- unly 111111 coll."
"swore In his olltcc, Hittl l‘t'llll'l""l1 111‘ this last stamp. it is justly 111111111111
11 his Ilaricn home, where is still 1.. l..- mus-1.1111111] tho 1'111'11st or "II
'111'11iv1ing the congratulations of liis‘ '~'t:1111ps. It probably “-0111,: n... 5..“ so
A '11- . , .. ,. . . ,
i‘i'icnds. lI11,.I1 :11, lb: b.1111“ known and mote
"__ popular “pustotlicc stntnps of Mull-
M 151: Ellicl Kano of \‘oroton who' "'5‘”- ‘1‘1 0| Iltcsc there are known
fotii'tccn copics11ftlicpcnny and twelve
11ftl111 twopculty. “I. Nicholas.
1
sccotid year at Stamford
and who took high hou-
-'... 1:1 the
High School,
1’
"it's at bet» graduation from liarietfi 1
Center School, recited "A (‘liincscI LUCK l" A MISTAKE. 1
w‘tory" in 11111 ussctubly-hall of 11111. 1
1 When the Famous Singer Albani First
' Went to London.
I The curious story of Mine. Albitnl‘s
At I’lnehurst. N- (‘11 tirst London citizaizcnteut In its foIIow'a:
opened their season's golf 0“ 1‘11“” t,‘uloticl Maplcson heard of her sluglni: '
day. Mrs. II. ll. \‘an t‘Iccf of Dulchcss, :11, u theater at Malta. and. thinking
New York, won fit'st prize attd Mrs. that she would I111 successful, Iic made
.l.1’l). Chuptiian of (“~ppn“'i(1h “101.1 her :5 ochr tltt'otuzli an agent of a cott-
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second pri'1.11.ltob111"t llutllcl‘ of the
1 tract to sin: I11 ”111' .‘lttjt‘sly's theater,
.(h'hc it""111111 t It and w 1111 t l 1111 1.
Vice, Burn (lolt‘ (‘Iub made best gt'sso " l " t " 1 t“ .
of the day, with 38-3?" -1'.'i.
but on Ill“‘ll\lll:.' them she told the cub-
Ili'gh School. Thursday afternoon.
the silver foils
1111111 to tll"l\t' her to the Italian opera
i house.
Mrs. E. J. Nnroniot‘e. the State or I lie. instead of going to ”or Majes-
0f “lofhors' clubs, will spcultl ty's. took her to (‘ovcttt Garden. which
I
ganizct' . ‘
tonight at the "10th "f the 1th”. was also devoted to Italian opera. bite ;
' . was shown tip to the 1:1:11111"1t's olllco
. 1 '1; ' otlicis in the Menu)
rg"“”‘““’" ”f 111 . and st: ttctl “1:: t sllo I1:1d 1'1111111 to sign
dist (‘hurclL Th“ women of the town! the c'onlimt w'I1I1I1 _\It'. .\I iplcson Itud
are cordially Invited to attend the aim-11111.11.
meeting, and arc particularly request Mr. Gyc. thinkhu.r to play 11 ink» on
11.11 to asscmblc promptly, as the. his rival. anlcson. nunlc out :1 con-
:pcakt'r must leave Daricn on 1mm“) that, and .\llullll slgncd II. .\li'. (:ye
1
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I
1then told llt‘l' tI1:1I I111 was not t‘olottcl
1 .\lnplcs'on, but that I111 could do tnticli
M .11111111111 by l11-1.Il11 1tiT111'1-1I to tear up
111'. and Mrs. llirmain VanKn'k left, ”u. 111111111111 if hm, mm”. but told her ‘
\‘t editesdny. for tlicit' annual vacation. illllll Nilssnn was salt: In: :11 Ilct'.\l.1_-1I
is occupied during tltcit1 1'1t\".~' and would brook 1111 li\':ll
T,11‘.1‘,:1s.k11y.l).Duo“ Alliitni decided 111 I111 the contract
train.
l'li11 1'11c101'y
absence by Rev.
4 - 1 \ltllltl lilltl llllls‘l1111';11;;(1111,110f[he SllII'R
‘ ' 11. ministered (ll , . ‘ ‘
301"“me who Id of ( ovcnt 111111111111. eventually lutll'l‘l‘lllg
Itolv communion yesterday at 10:30
' tllt1 son of Mr.
a.m., this being the only service for" “.n‘,“
the day. 111', Caskcy was for many.
years ccctor ot‘ the American Church!
(lyo. ~»\\'osttnltistct' G11- 1
'19.;110 is in the. hands of the Siam.
11".111].
l the Not-walk 11111111 will journey to Dan
Icoul'lly
1 1
:1‘()I1lll_y 11111111 .i\11s today recovercd “11'
'on Saturday t1.) the olllccs oi the l“lllt"
party was accompanied by .Ioliti llunr
' the money
' cl
.~ messenger,
1,1:tolen, was tcltuisctl tom jail 1 da'
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SMNEI} """
man of Breckenridge, are still being
held by the county atz‘liorlties.
MANY I‘III'ERNDRS
IRE llillltilllllill;
111111111 17.111111
1111113 1111 111:111
“llll Stamford, of the interstate
league, at the Norwttlk armory to
right, to oppose the 101211 spted 111:11'
veis,l\'01'\iialk baskttball fans are an-
titipating one of the utealest gann:
oi 11111 year. Stamford will invade 1111 J} 1 Flat ON (IT). Mo, Jan. 11.
1"”! court In 1“" full SHOW-“11 ”“11 lH'IPdtlltk l) G;'1:1diiti, Democrat, was:
"“ titled in the “5110” 1’1“”) “l ‘lin'dtr ut 111d o~11rn111 oi Ml..~'0llll 111
Stiii,tt1 lirey‘luss. 1101.11.111 Iolinson and .13). a g
l'i ll‘_\. These the stars of 11111 llltlUtll . TOPEKA. Karts, Jan. 5 (‘oinc1dent
11.11'11 will be opposed ll} Smolick With the inauguration today of Govw
t:-.‘111?, Ashmead Ilai'rigan and llol- ,eruor Arthur (‘appet' 10,. his st'cond‘
l :11 who ll:t\t 11111 as \11 been dcl":1 ll “11111 as Chief execulho 0L, Retreats
”1‘" 3”“- The p”“"‘1 " ot ”1‘ ‘the litter Government lintsuc, which
I) and tI1-j 111 l1.u11ded,1.11111 to tonsider radical
l‘ulti aggregat1on,0“9\t‘l. thanres by which it is ho ted to r‘llll:
“M ”Y mightily hard 10 10“” th“’plif:; state county and cit". gOVem-
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o
('01111 01 tlic local quintet ‘ meme
'i‘oniahts same “ill 1“ ”I“ “‘1“ 01.1 Bl 0.,Jan.8~~1a111es M.
1111111 in tI11'11 111.11 that '1 NUINI“ 1(‘nx, Democrat, was today inaugural-
and Stamford 11111111 lime oppostd each, ed 'o\erttor of Ohio tor mp sec-oi '
., (1' on a basketball court \l'itl'1 that in four years
Spull‘ and ])|t1\f1|ss|1lil\llll.{ both will; lNItlANAPOl lg 1nd Jan. 11..
Not-walk and Stamford last _\1a1', so: It ,Janie' P. Goodticli. Republihn w 1.11
a game was itttltU-H‘Niblt‘ tonight 1‘ tviaug uratcd here today as ,z.mr1101 of
.1l1'o..11ve.r, will seem like old 11111115 ant ‘ Indiana. Governor (11001111111 1. .111 .
'judging front all 01 ”N “’I"“I*‘”‘ltlrt'ss was brief. as he reserved 111.:
has becn heard about 10““ (lulllllilll: of his policies and makinp
cti'lttisiasisnt “ill 1‘11" mi!“- N" 0’“ 111 his recommendations for the ad.
is nactly 5111'“ WM”! “‘3." 1““ game drez's before the joint session of thz-i
will 1.1) but b‘lu't'ulallttllS 1”“ many. legislature which followed.
1.1.1 Thursday 11111111111. or this “‘1'1'11- SPRINGFIELD, 111.. 1.111. s.- A 1111.1
iget system and (unsoli'lntion of sta't-
biny , w'licie last year's few-l will I11thdmmismim-p aucncics “.9“. ,1",
climiall)’ OIK’DPU 0“ ”l“ Ilanliut‘} ‘ “hustled as 11111-1l:' iii the iltltli't'r
11111111. A but dl'll‘ls’illlt’" "1 Norwalk. which Frank (I. Loud-111 1I1'lit1-“111l to
supportcis llI\ 11 altt‘utl) 14111111 ““1 ”1“”) day 1.11 Ill1 111-1 usioii :11 his inangut'a
141111110115 11f 21061111111311.1111: ”11' 101'11’. 111:1. .1: 11111111111111 1.1 11111.01: 11.1 .1151.
quintet lo lh1- "town of hats." and ;~.;,1 tl111 1111111 11;... “m“. {up “1...“-
tl11-:11 routers will make the It'll) 1" s..t'11 constitution. 1'1'1'1111111111111b11l
automobile from Norwttlk 'l‘hl’l't‘ i'ltll‘l‘lllll in thc lllllllbl‘l‘ of t'lt't‘llolh.
nm a doubt In Norwalk. but what, the and «xtension “1' Woman Sum“...
lt‘t'nis will act the jump on the 111'- -_-- .-..._...
:ttlilclcs by grabbing till the REAL FIGHTING PARSON
first contest of the series.
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Women’s Winter Apparel
Those who claim they can foretell weather conditions
say that there will be plenty of cold weather. Have you the
necessary cozy garments essential in every wardrobe.
Our stock embraces an excellent dollection of warm
winter garments including “MERODE” and HARVARD
MILLS” UNDERWEAR Underwear in a splendid range'cf
grades and weights for women and children. "FANNEL-
ETTE NIGHTGOWNS, FLANNELETTE UNDER:
SKIRTS, KIMONOS and an interesting assortment o:
BABIES’ WEAR.
You will agree with us that we have more than antici-
pated your wants, for these Comfort garments will meet
every need of' the most exacting woman.
Two Records
in One
Some one in your home prefers vocal music.
\\1
You‘d rather '
.\.e1.~\ssis tttit‘
.\I. llllllil and
I’ITTSIII' I111.
District Attorney
Jun.
Jun" Home Missionary Tells How She Re-
stored Her Strength
“I am a Home Missionary, was weak—
:md run-down after 11 hat'd spell of
LaGrlppe. I Iiad heada1'hes.itttliges-
tion atitl pains in my chest, and
tired all the Lime. 1\ friend asked
to try \‘i'tol and the result is I 111111
free from '.hoi'c troubles and l" I'cel
.iiouey. $10,000, tnkcn by three tint-k-
ed melt front an :1titotito‘.'llc in w'liici
it was I-11in:.: conveyed from :1 bank .
was
the
1111s (:Iuss' (‘ontpauy at Awt'cutuni, ’I‘Ii.1
01111 track from tonight. January l5, TO RUN BOXING CLUB . 1. have instrumental. .
-l111 lii'idtchort lllue llibbons will I111 ——“"
1,1111 atti'acllott at the local fl‘l'llltll'y.‘ MILWAUKEE. .lflll ‘i -:-“Ki'l" The January List Of Records is complete with both.
and on January '13. Norwalks old \'t'11d1:11,t‘ofincrIij'btwcinht champion
lotcs, lucw'luss. Norman. lb-iclt. Ilat' , . , ' ,
\1y and Murray will Iin1- up against of Rlil'nclaiider, "0“ ”'1‘” known V“: Come in and let us play them for you,
1tlu= Itoinestcrs, under lllt‘ nann- ot 'the “51mm! NITFOI‘ of northern “is
1g:,.,.l,sh,.“d llay. cousin," Is to have his (tw'li’lmklllt
club. I
r l \Wicn "Kid" Wedge was in tho 1'1'1'!
UNKNOWN MAN . he was famed for punishing tipposiui'.
iiittlct's. llavins ltt't‘nlllt‘ the Rev,
DIES RBM AB[IDEQI It‘rod \leuo, be is one of the most
" popular preachers in the North and
has a Sunday school class of 11.131 111
1 1111111 “‘lltts‘t' itlcntity is lint known. whom 1‘“ is teaching “0““?-
1111: at 1111- Norwnlk Hospital, as lll1' “Kid" \\'cdt'.c. 11's inniiaxct' of the ”'39: Q... ~.-. ,Q.’J®..GLQ«LJ\GT “FRO: .2; 1411
”1"” ”l “Illll‘lt'l‘ I“ “b“ 1'1“!” “NW"; Rhinclaudct' Amateur Alb‘ctic Asst):
by 1.1.1 tuition of! :1 hut'wusun in 111.1 ”mm“. “M an “pp“..mm, 1111111111» ,#_, - , A - _ _ ..-. -. -- - —
vicinity of \\'1~stpoi't. llis 11111111) : '. , ,. ' ,' . .
harm is supposed to lie Pitch Iittt hi1: d“) “uh ”‘0 NM" lloittttl. ("mm‘jq'
Mtrnania and residence is not kn 1w'11. sion ’1’" fl “1“”) “""th b." WNW“ 1”” 1
Mr. Fitch was brought to the ho:- boys will lit‘ ablc to Itold regular box—
t..'t.ti in an unconclotis condition by an lug 1mm,- in ”my pvvymmsium, with Ver ise in We fen ine -.
unknown ”m“ “I ‘3 carriage. H" “3"“ other Sunday school boys “"1 spccia ,
ll't‘lllt’ll by llt'. “alter Hitchcock lit -_-_ '
no mail. Injuries to ltls head c:ttt~11tf tors. ;
by thr- fnll‘ resulted in his death. I Th“ ””1 Wedge “’"1‘ “'m that h“ '1... 11
lnvtstinalitin will be made as it could how his license- as soon as he “5
the Identity of tlic 1111111 by .\lcdic:1l provided H“. mm“. mm: WWW...“ , ‘EBUILT TYPEWMTE‘; L. Q ,;
I-‘..\;:ttuin111. I)... S. ll. lluntintzlon and of u m“. Huh I 1' you Have 1! Smith. momma] 3:.
. by 11111 police, 9.11m.» track 111‘ the 1.1111 ' ,1 1 Remington. all otbel
titres of the man will probably b1 H" 1 makes, sold, rented.
11111111. bcforc this evcttlnc 1 [limit all the luck that come-s yum! . i'epalred. Rentals. W
-—-—---—-- wag—dint don‘t lIlCl’I'ZNI) on its 011111 i Any Junk per month. “8.311553!
1111:! If you want a job, :1 Scull-1 sold at ‘5 D“ “in!“
ticl “’uiit Adv. 1: J'AS. DONNELLV
”HECIWES RECflVfll ' " l SELL S Jan 1 1| South Mala Street. south Norwa-
ll IT TO ' e 1 TAILORED SUITS
$10,000 PAYRII 111111011 111111111 3...... a w... :1.... 1 i...
REMODELING 0F FURS
by.
New York Ladies’ Tailor
G. ROCKOFF
11 North Main
We Also Do Cleaning and
Pressing
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. Eaztt Nor-walk
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David W Raymund
UNDERIAKER
Tel. office. 10693; Home, 693,
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
\_ —-——-—-— _—
.11el, :1 business man in Ilrcckluz'idg 1,
l':1.. one ot’ the four men arrested 11 1‘
suspicion of licini: paitlcs to the l'ob
bery. to 11 spot near 'l‘aretttutn. whc'c
\v-1Il and stront: and able to go to work
again." Mrs. Ilattic Johnson. 'l‘owan-
I'a. ‘
The t'cttson \"inol was so sttcmvssl‘ul
11:1.
I
I
new RED MEN'8 BUILDING 1
THE GREATEST A
FOOD VALUE
-r—a
was di111l1 sed iii the sutclr
itt which it had been packed at
the bank to nice; the Glass (‘oxiipani‘s
payroll.
t‘cmcllo
in building up Mrs. Johnson's health
is because it is a constitutional remc-'
dy which contains beef and cod li\'er
pcptonc’s. iroti and luminaries-.1 pepLo-1
miles and glyt'eronhmphal1's, all com-,-
bined in a delicious native tonic wine. I
We wish every person in South Nor-z
'I‘1tr11o, the, Adams Exprt'ss
in (lirrto of tlte payroll
of the tllr. (‘o 11pauy. when i was
.:‘i
w'ulk who is suffering from a weaken-c
Frisbie’s Pies ;
The most economicf
dessert. Sold atlall
stores.TiyAhem
Woosterdllowersotk
Attorneys at Law
PATENTS
A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
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