MONDAY, JAN. 29, 1917
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Steamship TickeIS1
For the South
and .All Parts of the
World.
* Taylor&Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg
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WEIGHT
F you're trying to make
that furnace behave treat
it to a good dose of our
high grade coal and it will be-
gin Ito act friendly towardkthe
family. Prove what we say is
true—try a ton or two.
Harris 81 Gain
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
t‘ lark will legrcl to learn that he is‘
seriously ill.
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L'tucas Tribtr, 1.0. it. .\l.,‘.’ti will
meet tomoriow night and rehearse the
adoption degree.
William C. lret‘ount,
walk. is able to be out
illness of several months.
alte. '1 severe.
\-—-Mary Pickford in "The i‘ridc or
the Clan," at the Palace, Monday and
Tuesday ,
The regular 1mm dance of Grace
' .lli'otllers‘ Orchestra was held Saturday l
evening, in the Town Assembly llall.’
Arthur Tristram, of Flax Hill head,
l. '114 succeeded Mr. Amundscii as rural,
oelivrry carriel from the South .\'111
\vulk post omee.
The Hospital Thimble Club_11‘ill
meet with Mrs. H. P. Price, Elm
slice-t, '1‘111-11dzty afternoon" at 2:30
o'clock.
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Many V01 walk people attended the
opening of the motorboat show, in Him
Grand Central Palace, New York city.
Saturday evening. \.
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hasty Pickford in “The Pride 01‘
the Clan," at the Palace, Monday and
Tuesday.
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A feature‘wot the new schedule of
fire-insurance rates on automobiles is
a reduction in rates on commercial
. cars as compared with pleasure cars.
L The annual birthday social of Trin-
=-‘-' ity Church will be held tomorrow ev:
genius in the Parish Hall. A pleasing
program has been prepared by the
" young people of the parish.
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‘Untllv htrther notice those taking
‘\part in "ii ’i‘rovatore" will hold a to
neural: every evening this week at— the
Moose Home, South Main street, ex-
cept Thursday. 011 the litter day. the
rehearsal will he held at the Studwell
. : IMO Commnn‘florth Main street.
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;1‘ho Hobohon' Interstate Rogue
th,which II confined mum’s:
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THE ‘SOUTH NORWAL K EVENING SENTINEL’. ’
:llllllWAlll BAllllllllfllS’
UNION HAS BANQllll
The annual banquet of the Xorwalk
Iliartenders Union was held yester'da)
afternoon in the Noiwalk Hotel and
attended by albul thirty—live
members of the local union, and the
l.iq1151ri).1itiers‘Assoc-.iation Thomas
Durnin, tbt- international orga11.z111
lrom ilolyoko. Mass., was prtsent at
the good time. and was the principal
ispcttker of the
ui'teznoon.
A. big meeting on: held yesterday
mowing, at 10 o‘clock in t'cnlral 1.;1-
bcr Hall, at which session the execu-
board of the Dimer llealcrs’ As-
NORWALK
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AND PERSON“.
News
Gustafson—Deubel .
.\il‘s‘s Susie lJellbt-l and Amos Er'lcst
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sotiation, and Organizer Durnin were
present. 1(‘onsi.lel'ablc business was
transacted. one taudidale was admit»
led, and the members then adjourned
to the Norwalk Hotel.
A ...'licious turkey dinner with all
‘!:1- trimmings was served at, the
hotel, and the diners enjoyed an al-
tcrnoon of (lilting, speech making, and
music. Thomas Durnin. 111.1 ..ga:11z
111'. was. the principal speakcr ol‘ the
cccasion, and he spoke for the most
part on 11111 subject or organization
among the dealers. .\ir. Durnin’s
speech was ably tlelivtrco‘. and 11a:
bcnrd with great interest by the
diners. . '
\‘cstcrday‘s affair is an annual
event for lllt‘ local union, and was
”wilbont doubt, the most succt-ssful 111'
any which has yet heel held ill .\'111‘-
‘ walk
PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION
Burroughs Book- keeping, Ledger Post.
ing. Statement Machine.
The South Norwalk Trust Company
added tv' its equipfielt
modern
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tone of
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in magician.
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A public tlcniollslrzetion
absolute
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u" it‘ulit’rs and stnlcnents,
'11-curacy is assured. the lllllt'lllllt'
1‘ .... c u .n.s...1111 111 ligul‘e band
Iihg, and every posting is proved be
yond question. The change lr 111
.......1. 11.1.1 pen and ink, to macblnc
' methods means citiciency and prompt
'l11c opt-ration 01 the
machine is simplicity itself.
with the
.t1.'-.1ll.‘. 1111' 1111111111111 anus the deposit'
nlld subtracts the checks, computing
the new balance without liltt‘i‘ulfln
from the‘operator. The dates
repeated in the
cumulus and omitted tronl the others.
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liuovuu-utung
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is really to he taken at any time and
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Eless figure-handling possible.
1‘ 11"11'1'1ine a'1c"'.1n‘a1lt. The machine
is a mechanical marvel and does near-
v t‘vc. yin. 1.15 extept answering
ticns. The 'i‘iur-t Company .1'-ll give
an opportunity tomorrow to all who
are interested in seeing it.
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i NEH'. l E GETTING HIS IUMPS.
I NEW HAVEN. .lan. 29,—.loe No
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responsible «for—Hie first touchdown
scored by Yale against Harvard in
[seven years. had a narrow escape
frcm serious injury while walking
tire-ugh Berkely Oval yesteridty
mo'ning.'1‘w0 students, living on the
11.1.11 floor of Fayer'weathei hall, be
came involved in an argument which
was 'followed by the exchanging of
r:oi.-plime11ts wjth their lists. One or
11..) students according to the atorv
was knocked to the floor, and upon
l leer. thing his feet picket] up an alarm
lclock from a "table nearby. He nim-
11 the clock'at ills;1'ival's 1111.111 but
it missed itsvmurkjnd. went flying
through nn'open window landing 011
the bend of Neville..1vho happened to
so passing at the time. Neville could
1111. see the joke a'nil took. the min-
cit-uil to task
Net-Illa was nrouM last night nurs-
m, ‘11 nor 11111111111111.1111 he ever re
11111 tiny one foothill slime.
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wontlc' t‘nl ‘
which handles figures like
Stal'lin .1.
balance of the pre‘. ions day s
”1111 11.111 111 11111"
uvcrdral‘ts are automatically detectedY
111] (:11111 111 red as a dam,
The customer‘s statemenl'
ocnlnu at a moment's notice,
it” wanted. The machine makes error-I
it saves}
;time and labor, and proves the wot:h
the Yale football star, who'wase
(luslaison, both of Dalibul'y, new unit-
1-11 in lilalriapc ycslcrdav afternoon at
the residence oi~ sister.
.\li'S. David Shall, 257 Flax lilll Road
V’l‘hc house was preltily decorated, and
Mr. Shaw " rentlt-rcd the 11 11.111111};
march. The ccremony was pct'fol'l'n-
ed at 5 o'clock by the Rev, Fl'ctlt rick
A. ('olcman, 1ccl0‘1' of Trinity leist-o
pal t‘burch. ‘ The bride llllpt‘lli'l‘tl
charmingr in a tt'at'tlinu 1111511111111 of
brown crepe, with 1111' trimmings. and
carried 21 bolltplt-t of white roses. The
bridesmaid was Miss i'nuline llcllbcl.
ol' llnnbul‘y. sister of the bride. She
wore a 14111111 of French serge liul'eun-
dy. The bcst 1111111 was t‘nl'l Gustaf»
sou, bl‘tlllit'l‘ of the groom. A delight
ful l‘alnlly rcceplion followed the cor-
c1nol1y. and ltllc iii the 111111111: the:
‘ynung couph1 started on a wedding
tour 111 New York and ollicli‘placm of
interest. They will 1‘11.~11!11 in lino-I
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:‘ullmlm alleluooli in lht l‘dlfllllll 111'
U Inf ”19 "HN'llinc Will be given in 11121411' l1.1-lv‘i1'sl .\letbotiis't dinircb when
Iladics‘ rooln ol' the Trust Company, “1.-'. Mary Stilllt’fitr oi Nolwnlk in I
WEATHER FORECAST. 'tluringhunklng hours tomorrow (Tilt‘.~‘-‘ . 1... t1 the b1 ltlc oi iticb. mud in .1nc of
I'Cl‘ic‘lfl for Nt)!".":'lk and ‘.5..1njt..;:d111'1. llunkel's. business .1101, ac i‘11t..'. 11t1'1111l. lit-'.'. “111111111 ti. (-llhn
~i'nst'lllcd ”tummy snow or rain 1.,.1,t'ountttnts. b1;t1k-l.'ct'1pcrs, school leach-I11.-'.'...1'1nctl the corentony. Only 31 TN";
High and “mm“. 11'ar111e1' tonightlers anti e1cryonc interested 111 figures 111111115 111 the lix'nle and 11111111111 11l- I
A "|“c“.{}(ifinpd disturbance (.I.m,.al~tltltl clerical work are invited to '.tlll tended 1111- wedding. .
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not Laki- Supt-11011111 canslng 1111- and see the machine 111 optrntmn; .- 1 1..—.1" l l' \l l,
- ~ . . 1 “ ' " - 1' " 1' '.'111.'c.' nut turns 11 .r. 111111
«cite-u weather \"llll 111111 or snow 111! 1 till 'llusl totnpanys (lelk.. Ill 5 .1 ‘1 \ , - . ‘1
H '3”) I“ districlx H51 oi [ho Rocky 'person who operates the machine has .‘1..-' .1i11x Malmo 11.1 i. \\til1tll:llltl'.
‘ ‘ I'1 oulv to deiress he no or fizure and : 1. ~111 1. .\‘1'1111 'ort till'lltlt‘tl ti.L
Mountains. Several places reported; .1 k ’1' at ~ A p , " '.' “ _ . '_ ‘ k 1.1, ”H I
thunderstorms ’l‘he disturbance willtmm 0)?! .111 touch the 0111111111111. (Wilmlt'illilt. ol then 1..1111l11.1. tllll
1111b Lb 1w; (”1 11, q. l 111111 IA”; “‘0 machine 991”“an 8“ (‘ilk‘ll' ln‘tllte‘ti, Nundav lll'.‘ ‘.’.K‘t‘n. St twice
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. . “ _ muons. picks out the 1101M ledge!" 11.1.1 11111111111111 111- llt".‘..l'. 1:. 11111111..
\ahey on Tuesday. The tempera , . , . .
4111M; are rising in ”1‘ mm”! 111d columns, “(“15 and Bimini” 3" '"1 oi .\'tnmlord. .lobn Si‘lJlt'ltlt'l' cuter»1
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€1.10“, districts ‘ qmrcd, prints the dates—-111 short, “fl-‘1' -‘:ti1;cd with selections on lll.1 bur-
“ ‘ linc wnolo 111111111111 Ul tit-1.111 11.1.11 1.11 "mm“ upfrpfihmvnh were served.
~~<~~ I 11111111 keepers shoulders and perlorlns .. l .1 v
.:.:1 lll.1:.1- p11m1nt 1:11'11 1.. I. I1.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO it iit-cllaltlcally and .1uto.1.1.1cnll_1. .. “ ...',1 . v, .. (.
TODAY .‘.1ll1., .1... .N. l.«~-:~' “net. 1: i:'1nu
'l‘ 111'1t 11111 I it 1 l- l Iand wuhnnvarymg “NAM!“ ”“9 “' l.I1t-:'t 111‘ “'lllilllllillli. Mrs, t‘ull.
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(,1 [him]. 4 1». II 1 the .1... ”.1111: nan s 111 the s. a 1 bclnub. it, and .\11's. 11.311111Mancid-l
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outh N‘m‘“ TNSHO’W‘W ‘15 ‘1‘” 11.11,, 1.111111 Sclluub, Miss Julia 11.11
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. ““ I” ‘ 111.111 “.10 insa t“ l‘.: 1!-'1111 and Lime Lind oi hialnlnrtl
1l1ur1'onblls longer, postlng and Hittite
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ment muchin1 . 1
I , L' ‘ , MP. :1111! .\l".~'. 01111 linrlbol, of lluvl-
i‘osslbiy 111 no other line ot bllsl- _ , . ,
.1' . . land slit-cl, 11111 now 111111111111.- thc sun-
11111ss 1s accuracy so essential a“ 1n . . .
' , . . . ‘, 11y climate of l1 lol'ula, where they 11x-
'l‘l'.t' many triends ol .lcremlah' tanmng. \11ti1 this 11121111111111111 worn
to 11111111111 for several weeks, in
llnrlbol's. lit-:tltll will
pt'cl
hopcs tbnt .\lrs.
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.\irs. Winfield llouton and daughtcr.
i‘ hire, of Quinlard l’lncc, returned to
their home in this city Saturday at-
lerlzoon. :tltct' having enjoyed a week's
visit wilh relative..- iu lil‘oolJyn, N. Y'l
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‘.1.‘.‘.\' 111 A. Schneider illl'lil Saturday.
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Says .= Little Salts. 311 ‘.’Val'W May Save,
You From Dread Attack '
Rheumatism is easier lt).J‘.‘llltl than
to ctr-'1'. states :1 well-known authority,
We :11. advised to dress warmly; keep
lhl‘ feet dry; avcid exposure; 11. .1 less
meat, but drink plenty of good 11.1tc1
Rheumatism a direct result all
eating too much meat: anti other rich
‘foods that‘protluce uric. acid which is
absorbed into the blood. It is the
It‘unclion of the kidneys to filter this
acid from the blood and cast it out in
the urine; the pores of the skin are,
also a means of freeing the blood oi;
thi't in1pu1'ity.\ in damp and chilly
I cold weather the skin pores are closed
thus forcing the lot] love to do double
work they become weak and sing gislt
and fail to eliminate the uric acid
which keeps accumulating anti circu-
lating tl11 ouglt the system eVentually
settling in the joints’ and muscles,
causing stiffness, soreness and pain
'called theumatism. ..
At the first twinge of rheumatism
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ful in .11 class of water and drink be-
rort breakfast each morning for 11
week.‘ This is said to eliminate uric
oi these impurities.
Jail Saitu is inexpt.1naiv.t1 harmless
and i ' made from the acid of grants
and l on juice. combined with llthitt
and island 111111 excellent results by
tlloul'o'yll at 1.1111. who are subieet to
1f111l..l"'lA OFFlCERS
get from any pharmacy about four :
acid ny’stiniulating the kidneys to.
normal action. thus riddin‘g the bloodl
For the inaugural Parade
[Pith-5 Minty. laurmh'ficwsf
Rim: Mary L. Andrews of W. '1sb
11114111; and \ilginin 11th1.111 the
t'tl' tlllal liunlcts division in the innu
gem-l paladc, Match 4. in Washing-
.1111.’ihi1 section will be composed
ot 1'1.11itl_1 horseman end ho1scwomen
1cm \i1-i11..: lll‘tSt-c‘d in Colonial
(t1;\1li|llv"b 1111 11 white “lg to boots.
'll11- 1101111 11 will llet‘ sidcsaddlcs and
tin .1 (tatunu's will combine tbc n.1-
io111.l colors. red. white and blue.
M1~:1 Andrews, who is an accomplish
it! boxscwoman, {hourh less than
11vc1.11 years old. rcccivcd bcr up
[oiutnnnl from .‘vlrsfid. ll. "Uggx
' (bairluun ot‘ the women‘s division.
' ii i Florida.
.\ll:1s.\;:nt'.s Fowler, of ll: luv ntrc 1i.
Stamford is spending :1 to w tlllys 111111
her sister ill South .\'or11aik.
Mrs. Jane liauon of 120 South Main
11.11111 has just returned from a visit
to llt‘l‘ home in lianbury.
”Hit”, of l’lllltsvillc
was 11 visitor ill
M 111111 y
into,
1 Saturday.
About 6,000 lltx bill-1 were innilcd
[mm the nlllcc of the collector in the
City Hall, Saturday, and
the property owners ill Norwalk 11ml
onlof-town bt lore February lsl, when
11111 tax is payable. Bills can be paid
any time 11p to March 151 without in-
terest. The work of (-11.111111: 11p lust
Iyear's tax is going on, and liens are
being prepared for filing against those
~wbo still owe this tax.
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MUST
TRUTHFUL T0 RECRUITS.
{alional Guard olllccrs have
11 .1:1.t'ti by the war department
1::11nsl attempt at cocl'coin or
~11v mil:representation ill recruiting.
the militia buleztu issued :1 circular
at!
lll‘t ll
MllV
inointing out that the law plainly 1t
‘1111i1'cs that applicants for enlistment
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'bc l1'1'111'r1lt1tl that
the enlistment con-
llu'cc years in ac»
t h rec in
‘.E'Iitl shall be for
til-1 1.1111‘icc 11nd
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yca 1's 1'c~
No oiliccr has a right to give as
11:..l.t:1 of discharge prior to 11111 (-3..
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,"'1'.1.tion of six _1('i|l‘S scrv'icc .\'.) pros-
fl'llit‘tl," tho cirrulul‘ adds, “except
M11-
.\'1111" York city.
should reach‘
-.vl.11'1- under the term .
11' the periocam
2.1; til initial
11's (Lil is given
wind critter
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I it chillzaticn C-l “2c guild for horti-
"l 111111111 de1elopttl that many cu-
11711 ? 1111-11. claimed to 1111.111 been 21>.-
‘. ‘11..) oultl 1101 bc
2,111» to the limit of their enlist.
lmnl period it' they desired t'elcmc.
W. J. AND LEHlCH DROPPED.
.\'EW HAVEN. ('(lili‘. Jtln. "‘l
\':!11s 1001an .~cbctlule
it11.1§.'l1:, two thanges as
t’Lllliliflh
Itt-lzlpalttl will; 1.v>l 1110141111“-
a11d \
‘1'tlr‘lllilglOIl and Jeller.
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l.t‘i.l[.‘.il
‘.«t it etc dltippcd and lllrll' places arcI
[kittii by A!.ll1’jlrl
Nut'l‘t 't'al'olihd.
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lioul.
ENOOGRI‘SS QuTS GAME.
and l'niwrsity
lial '1 111 1]
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same at t'nm-
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held in the,
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H‘ 1WLAND’S
Mill St, Fllirfield Ave, Cannon St.
Be Shire Your
COr'sets 11‘-'11
lb. lillt\l 111:1111- 111111-15 in all \mtrica arc of 111. Him.
111 a 111111.11 Uillt‘\ lllL'\ lil licr.
.\ll l1:c \lx‘lll tll tbc lIt‘eigllt‘i' is ltaslvtl. all lllc care
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1.1111113 has 11111'. 11111 unlnc 11nd will}
111111-1' lnisincss. he said lo1'..1y. it is
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STOCK UP THAT MEDICINE
CLOSET
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.1‘th salary about hull and 11.1 do:
_Iti1ie.l it would not prolll him ll1llt‘ll‘
11' 11.1y this. year.
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Always be prepared for cmeri
g: ncies by keeping on hand a
ready supply of much- needed
household remedies and sick.
helps. See that yOur medicine
chest or closet is continually fill-r
ed with fresh and dcpelidable1
t
emergency and every day reme-I
dies. We can help you in a proper.
selection of things most needed
in .the home and sickroom and
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whatever we offer or sell you canI
be depend: d on as the truest and
=vpul‘est to be had.
. No home should be without its
'.nedicine chest or
pecially if there arc’children in'
the home. No traveling list is
complete w1thout a stock of sim-
ple lemedies, drugs and prepara-
‘.tions. Toilet Goods, too—yOu
know the best kinds. \ ‘2
’ H. A. MEAD
DRUGGISI‘
8 North Main StreetI
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Eyeglass Skill
A pair of eyeglaSSes can‘t be
madc "too good." We have a
standard of quality and of ac-
curacy which we would like to
prove to YOU.
We manufacture the Com-
plete eyeglaSS in our own lac-
tory and can furnish you with
“BETTER GLASSES FOR
LESS MONEY than is possi-
ble upon any lesser scale of
reduction than OURS.
THAMER
Oculists, Optometrists, Opticians,
“The House of Good Glasses."
87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. till 9 p. 11]. Est. 1897.
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3 LUNCH ROOM AND DELICATESSEN
'i Home-made Cakes and Pics Daily. , "
Cheeses, Canned Goods and Adolf Gobel‘s Provisions.
1:5 Smoked Stur eor1,G1'El'l Bloaters, White Fish, ‘Salt
Ikgkmlsfi trial tube or this em
and your dealer's name to VlnudomD
Dcpcinotul tooth. 1111.10. sendp tie. in
11.9? 5.11m“ dlumfiow‘ior N
Hatches Ever-y
J Strindard
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BUCEYE INCUBATORS
Hatchable Egg
7"- Old Colony
\ Brooders.
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l‘lit’tl '1'111'-- t~ .‘11'111nll1 ill 1'11 WKlilizll 11in» \.'cttr.~ them.
.1111~1.t'111~t s i .11 -;1 t; 1111' :1 ll: ('It‘s 1111 i toes
1’ tit llt‘ ll 11 l ttr,l
11111 uppcztr at llx ll'nl. 011111 1.1' litlltll‘t'~l .\llil i~ .'1 failure
11\c1' ill-11211111.: curscls, Skirt 1‘.11c~ 11111 hallo properly,
t'vcll 11111.1‘ 1111111 '1‘ 11111111111l.1'.‘lnl1l., il' cor-«x ..1'c 1.1111 our
root in in.
3113.1 ~11~ll 1. \11'll 1111.l1 \1l1ll11‘111l1c \1111- that ll1c_\'
tit) ill.
But how. be sure? '.
\\"‘.\'. '1._\ simply 41111]:th lll'.‘ 11111111511111il1 ll1c \lorc-
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'l'hc) llavc llcctl littlelil bulb
and pl'nctit'c.
111' lc~<1111 :11111 1'\.;111111l1-
'l‘llt'y lltl\t‘ ”gttllc [u \t'lltltll” l1: t'tll'xt‘ilt‘l't‘\ 11f lil'tlatl
ltllt1\\'lt‘1lgt‘ and cxpcricnt'c. From lbcln, ll1c_\' 11:111' Icaru—
('ll lllt- prnpci' lypc of t‘lll'\t‘i> for .litlcrcilt 11111111111, lluvt'
Icamctl how 111 lit lllth.’ comets, bnvc lcnz'uctl what
right and what i~ wrungr in corsctry.
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J. B. Jackson
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53 WALL ST.
NORWALK
Phone 438
Everything in the Optical Line
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EYES EXAMINED FREE
Steam Dying 81 Cleaning Co.
Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing .1. Cleaning Co.
Silk Dresses, Gloves, ‘Blankets and Lace Curlalna Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop.
249 State Street ——BRIDGEPORT—- ”
Hot Lunches from 12 to 2 p. in.
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