Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 1, 1917 · page 4

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CITY MARKET
69 no. 111.1111 81.

Mrs. Ernest Mace of West avenue
has been ill for slow 'daysn

Miss Caroline G. McClellan is
spending this week .vislting'friends at
Concord Muss.

Mrs Howard Holly of Maple avenue
is spending a few days with relatives
in New York.

 

William J. Flemming. in, obMans-
lfield avenue started Monday on a
three necks' business trip.

Mrs. 'S. E Hindley has returned
from a visit to her sister, Mrs ,W. E.
Gifford, at Worcester. Mass.

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Miss M. E. Hurst and Miss L. Van
' Motion Roberts has r 93‘3““ . Dom sailed a fewldays ago for Florida

airman with the John B Law-1
, ' wheret ill 6 d ' ' ' k .
_ m Influrnnce Agency. V hey W 31:11 se1eral nee I

, ‘ ' ‘ William Zelgler, jr., is showing some
. ‘30:? flag? or more than 200 of his fancy poultry at the show this
”“3 “3 5° '13 m “'9 W340“ 0" week at Mtddlelowm J. Fairchiid hav-
inflow avarice this morning
The vastly meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the East Avenue M. E.
Aim-ch was held yesterday.
I. A. Jackson, of Ssaview avenue,
1- "is confined to his home by sickness. ’1

The Board/of Relief held its first
ms friends wisi 1
“any ),mm a rapid recov toossion at the Town Hall held from

:9 to 4 o'clock, and will meet again or
‘ery Saturday during Ffibruary at the
same hours

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VJing charge of the birds.
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The Congregational—Indies Mission-
Vary Society will meet this after-
‘noon at home of Mrs. Albert H. Sco-
tield, on the new Tokeneke road.

" Fred hoveloy F. Hodge, and many
,omer EastLSiders attended the bear-
1..lut in the. Decker v.5. Geib‘s case,
mgeporhgesterday.

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1 Charles Smith who recently brought
ibis family back to town from Amherst,
Mass" where he had been employed by
the Massachusetts Agricultural Col
legs. is now employed at Walter Ste
-wart & Co.'s grocery.

Another session of the Mayflower
' “It and Ladder pinochle tourna
aunt will :be held this e1ening in its

_ garters. Van Zant street

It has bolan'neported that there “51 Former Constable Hartford S. Smith,

that 0.11 mm. shortage this year. who has been confined indoors 1.for

The local industries do not seem to over a “’9‘" 'by illness. is now ”’1'“ t"
”it! “acted by it. however. be about again, and Mrs. 1111111111 who

..."... Vhas also been seriously Ill for a long-
. " not atom are relaying on Mayor of period. is improving Slowly.
'flurl Axel llnrstrom'spromisc to have .....-
“View avenue paved in the spring. Mrs. Sarah J. llrown. mother of 111'.

a

Noroton avenue where my W

[erect a schoolhouse of Wren!!!
'Vshaps, with chanson- on I’ 1M0 mm
with the street, mm the tract
sloped gradually below grade with 11 mp
lighted and welbmtiluted basement. Ibenttbe latter mil hemmed
to be used for the carpentry. cooking, Scraps. he said,tl1e churchesvwouid
and other manual-training classes. It Entryway tumblishoon’em

turn their attention to con-

was admitted by members of the ”SHIV features. or to engagein new

board that the farther part of this forms of service, that their brother-
tract was low, and, at times many. linens might prove an acceptable sub
but. they maintained that, Sines the outfit? to: the fellowship of the salo-
,_plot was so large. the schoolhouse ens lofts suggestion that construct”:
could be built, as planned without any work than“ now be undertaken by the
danger of dampness, while the re- tempslrance people whose work of
mainder could be drained and aflord- dennnlciatton and destruction had

an athletic field and slotting pond turnout preamplifier] its _wr‘pgseV the ad ‘

1the youth of the town 811th number dress l was different—rand very pleas-
‘of people at the Il-Ieig'hts :3ka, ing 1!! Io—from the old timeanti-salo-
and, when the School Board endeav- on 0958611
ored to have the option confirmed and ’
lto receive authority to proceed with Moi-cam an.
the matter, this authority was not. 8
granted. Instead, several other plots}.
were mentioned as béing more suit-1 ’V
able, and tbrée citizens of the town,‘ V_
with the. Selectmen. were, with thol ‘1
School Board, constituted I commit.
toe to consider all those available
sites and recommend one to I nub-e
quent town meeting. This enlarged
committee has held several meetings.’
advertised for and inspected the var
[ions sites, but it is understood that
it stands deadlocked, and thata unan-
imous report will not be presented to
‘the town meeting favoring any one
site. The School Committee, it is
said, holds to its original opinion that
the Smith tract is, price, sine, and all
things else considered, the best site
available, every member of the board,
even those added at the October crow
:tion. standing pat on this. But the
other members of the committee. it
is believed. are unanimous in favoring
any site except the Smith plot, al-
»though they have not united upon any
’one of the others offered. As a re-
lsult, the report to be made to the
town meeting will not recommend any
site at. all. but state the facts regard-
ing each of the tour available tracts.
and leave it. to the meeting to settle
the question. Wherefore the town
looks forward confidently to a Kli-
konny cat sort of a time, when the
flown meeting orators will bc out in

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hlr..;and Mrs. George Fitzpatrick
woreireoent guests in New York.

C. ll. Fnirty -1bas.been cutting ice
from his pond during the past week.

Mrs, E C Gilbert has returned from
11 visit with Miss Emily Wood. in Nov.
York.

”Mrs. John llanpt spent a few days
this wlesk with friends and relatives in
Brooklyn.

Herbert Scofield moved the furni-

to Woodcliff.“N. J.. this week.

‘1. it. Gribcl of Jersey City spent
the mock-and with his sister. Mrs.” J.
E. Hcmm. 7 lioyt street,

Mr.,a,nd, Mrs. beater Avery are the
bappyl parents of 11 “nine-pound boy
wboqtrriveti on Jan. 2, at their home
in Bridgeport

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tilt the temperance ‘11»st strut. Saturday afternoon,

V 11nd =lhe Community club:

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1 ."' d “-P Prfid ." ’l 'k-
MM 1111 meat 9 y u. ' , FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

the club rooms, V

' theatre.

ture of Mrs. Curry of Oenokc avenue‘

’ (diunial lunélcon

the
event being the My» of Miss

loot have usually «much at“ 111mm Whitney. The wet .
have Widely «Junction. mm was pleasantly spent at the my- ~

111g pictures after which a. Miler of
biscuits. meats, ice cream and candy.
with the moat _
Miss Shaw 8M11Miss Whitney. ,._
useful presents were received. Those
present were: Mrs. Elisa. Crissey, Miss
Hannah Avery. Mrs. Alice Webb, Miss
Shaw, Mr.1 Biasey, Mr. and Mrs...
Thomas Whitney, Edith Whither.
Alyce Barnes and Clarissa Benedict.

THE QOMMUNITY CLUB.

Cater-12hr for February, 1917.
.February‘an, Friday, 3:00 p. n1.—1.~
Meeting of Civic Dgpartment. 8:15
p. 1111., two plays will be given at

Hoyt’s theatre, under the. auspices of

the New ”Rochelle College Alumnr
”Neigh-

ets exchanged at
Wednesday or Thursday. or at Hoyt’s
The club shares proceeds?
but must sell tickets

Frbruary 5, Monday, 3. 00 to 5: 00
(1.111., club tea; hostesses Mrs.
Hturgis, Miss Sarah Lewis

Viir. Bernard Sexton (Gray Wolf), as
fsouated with Ernest Thompson 8151011

usual lndiarr stories
February 13, Monday. 3:30 to 5:00

1 p. 111.» Club Tea, Hostess Miss 111111-‘

cent. Foster. 2:30 p. in.
narrative anrd.
P‘tbruary 13, Tucsday.3 :30 p 111.»
Address by Mr. Joshua Ban. of China
and Yale University on “The New‘
'\\ 01111111 in Chitin."

meeting of

postponed froananVuary.
February 19. Monday, 3. 30 to .
11 111.~t.‘lub Tea;
l. .litth Calltlee.
February 23, Friday, 13. 30 p. tn ~—
at the Clifford

1:00

or speakers. Charge 71!. cents per
person. with 10 cents additional for
,‘ncidenlnls. Notify chairman
committee. Mrs. Harvey Kent. it
lArt‘h street, of intention to be pres

 

birthday cakes for V
Many :

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SARATOGA CHIPS

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7 Railroad Ave.

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February 6, Tuesday, 3. 30 p.111—— DEATH OF PEGK RAISES SALARY)

QUESTION.

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I Legislative Action

‘, Deputy (‘omptrolicr F. Clarence
its: all conferred yesterday with At-
loruoy General George E.Hi11man
1ega1ding the situation involving the

Vt‘ecislative salary of liopresentalivo‘

111'- 111ml C. Peck of Derby 11110 died
hit F1iday.As a member of the‘
lmusc of ”Representatives Mr. Peck
. 111mm have received 3300 for the see
' stop and Mr. Bisséll asked the attor-

Hostess M115 N9- 1 may general what was to be done with Native Chickens ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

' the “hinoncy
! . .llinman said that, unless the
' 11:11:11 took special action to turn the.

‘ltottl‘ for members and frientlts.‘Cle1'- Vmunoy (no to Mr. Puck's relatives l

11.11 iiionhy should be gitcn out. hir.
l'rcl v: as nnmariicd. In the past.

0f; the House has bccn known to vn‘e mergarine ..........

to turn 0121 the salary to tho Wltlfllt
cf 11 representative dying doting :hr

50. Nor-walk

“The Event of the ltear”

and Hour for our adv.-“Sea-

son End Sale of Women’ s Roady-to-wear.

resses Skirts and Millinery

room. «on. '5'

for Supper 1%

ALL HOME MADE

BAKED BEANS V
CHICKEN PATTIES VJ

Seymour

Tel 973 ,

MOTOR TRUCK TIRES
We carry a large stock of Solid "1:,
Tires for Motor Truckswhavs the

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'in Greenwich, will tell some ve'ry un- No Money to he Paid Without Special.best €00in Press in the state “V,

applying—vouuranue 10,000 miles.
'Prices as low as anywhere.
THE BARKER FACTORY
Off Gmoent Strut

Weekly Prices

VFresh Hams ................ 21c.
Fresh Shoulders ............ 18c.
Fruh Hooks ................... 18c.
'flCormd Pork ............... 18C.
Homedcossed Veal .. from 18c. up
281:.
Sugar Cured Hams ...? ..... 24c.
Flank Steak
1"1m" Pot1,RoaIt no bone
Heavy Prime Roast.
Corned Beef ........... from 12c, up
Small Pig Pork Loin ........ 241:,
Pure Lard .-. ................ 28c. lb.
Gold Medal Butter ........ ..L‘ific.
1 -20C .WZBCI
'SaueVr Kraut .......... , ..... 101:. lb.
Homemade Sausage at.

 

”to is quite a great deal of talk it. S. Brown, arrived Monday at the
float it lately. 1 Congregational parsonage to spend thei

—-4 —-——- 'remaindcr of the winter. Her daugh 10‘“ "7” “‘5‘ mun, ““1 probably “‘8

women too, since they can vote upon

full f rce, when the jitneys will bring _ . .
‘lork more weokatd visitors of rela-

Mrs. Purdy remained

Mmand Mrs.,l'larris l’tmly of New

tives in town.

Fresh Eggs ..................... 148E.

Chamok’s Market

out.
libruary 26 Monday, 3: 00 to 5: 00‘
1p. m. ~Clttb Tea: Hostess, Mrs. ll. C.

11'on1Vion. it has not yet been decided
“bother the House will take up the

The regular weekly prayer meeting

'1 or the East Avenue M E Church will
infield thisevening. Rev. S. ll. Fair-

W will be in charge, It will be

Vjolowod by a. meeting of the official,

VM
ll number of East. Side young men
have sturhd a social club, The quar-
.Vf‘im are at 71 Gave avenue, and
Wherehip' is increasing They cx-V
tact to have a baseball team this;
qmmer as they have some good ma-'
'Itu'tnl Oflcers were elected as lol-
1 Ma Ed. Blackman. Pres; J. Rich-
mls, Vice:P11estdent; B. Plunket, Sec-
:Valnry; ll. Warm, Treasurer.

The supper to be given
igbt by the mean class of the East
Amour; M. E Church, promises to be
a great success. The Rat. Mr. Stap-l

lo‘ton will address the class on the.

its ‘

Friday ‘

ter, Mrs. Georgt1 L Pratt, of Fulton,‘

is also a visitor at Dr. Brown's

N. Y.,
home.

'llighway Superintendent Robert
Greene earned the gratitude of horse-
men and pcdastriansou‘ltondcy by
sending out men to short the perman
out roads of the town, for the hall
frozen slush had made the coucrct:
and the Warrcnlto extremely slippery

I

Tlicrewas I near-riot Monday among
‘somc striking laborers working on :1
mm ‘mnse which is limo; urnctcd 111
i'lnu section. and '1'. .1111 time it was
thoughtthat constables would have to
be summoned from-the center.butihc
disturbance nus finally qut-llt l by
those on the spot, and the di.1‘111'bcrs
:tlri\'..cr. may.

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The children of the town apprccmtu
the Ma library- more tll'ii their old-

,\', lengthen Darieirtuwuintentions. will

this matter. 'and when the midnight over hr “ “3“-

electric juice will burn. as ballot and

checklist, which usually enliven and "Bill" Shepard (“Talmud music. The‘

next (lance of this association will be
held lit the some time and place; FcbV

be brought. into 1150. 20, V

1t.

t
it . 1. srbcrt S. l‘lmwn. Pb.'l)., ad 1
H H ‘ Tutlnty five couples enjoyed thom

dressed the quarterly social mectlua
Union. held at the home of Mrs. G. E.
Union, hel dat the Home of Mrs. E. E
Richter, Mansfield, avenue, Tuesday
Dr. Brown said that, since prohibitiot
was now 11 foregone conclusion. it Was
no longer necessary to speak of the
desirability of bringing it to pass, but
he planned to speak of tlie'probiema
which would need to be considered 11(-
tor the victory had been won and the
”Saloon had been buntshad.:lto oomph
montcd the women, whoss Vorganiza.
tiou, the national WA. ..T U. was one
of the first to engage in this move-
11111111. and likened the rosulta of theirV

Fellows' Hull. Thursday evening
Mrs. ll. G. 5.111 vcr and daughter ller

nice of Dorchestcr. Mass-1.. have beenV

East Maple street,
works

for the past two
on,

W. Stanley inck'wood returned Mon
day alter 11 two weeks‘ tistt with his

Pines. N. (‘.
enjoyable one.

ills trip was 11 most

selves at. all old fasluonad dance glveuV m
‘by the Auld 1111.111: Sync Club, in Odd fully 11.1 Deimonlcos Saturday even 1 Don't miss mr Cut out this 3th;

EShercr Monthly business meeting
Notes.

i it is .vltally important that mom
”(‘5 attend that play on Friday night,
and the luncheon on'V the 23rd For
Hire plathVhe1 notice in short. but new
‘lnps for this reason more neightv.

The play was given most success

and deserves our:
Do urge your

111., January 27th,

theutlest support

' minds to buy tickets. .,
Notices will who given in the paper

guestlt of Mr. and Mrs C. Elm-11, 19Vc-11ncnnlng the Colonial luncheon. lofiekm containing Foleys Honey

V'lhis is 11 “birthday luncheon' and
Mode 111i club members lit the coltL
Motion.

The annual luncheon of the Con
111c1t1cut Federation of Women‘s clubs

daughter. Mrs. Prtlllman, at Southern will be hold at the Elton hotel tht- i

V“cibu1),'I1‘ebnnry 119th, 2917,11t l 11.
1211. Piles 731.50 Notify c-orrospond

nurttion and turn the salary over to
ill. Peck’s relatives.

{Free Doiiwy
V 12:138341. ,16 Northiblainfit.
South Norwalk

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nus AND 'FIVE aims

bladder ailments; and Foley Cathan
tic Tablets. a wholesome and than

“31th clunsthg cathartic, omclalty
to in action. and cutolt to give good to

 

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Mmsterdilmmok

Attorneys at ”Law

RETENTS

A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
. er 11-5.9111. Offite
F. H. .Bowcrsock, 13 years
practice N. Y. City
Security Building, 1115 Main-
St, .BRIDGEPORT. UNN.
Send For Booklet On atoning

 

 

«enclose live cents to Foley k 00..
2885 Shelileld avenue, Chicago, 111.,
lwritlng your name and address clear-
ly. You will receive in return 11 trial 1

{and “For Compound, for bronchial
lcounhs. colds and croup; Foley ~«,Kid 1
ney Pills. 1‘01 pain to sides and back,
‘t'beumatlsm, backache, kidney _Vand '

dill-‘0 PAUL SCHUBERT -
Voice Building Specialist ‘ '

 

 

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“Modern movement of men’s classes"§
in the church. This movement htthI'l‘i. M..nd:.y afternoon, 11 3111.17) of 1:115
moi assumed gigantic proporti m: 'vcre ‘c‘: r orlng for admission before
and 1‘1 almost as startling in its sn-f-he fwen—int; hour. so as M enjoy 1'12
mutton and sweep as the saltauonistory-tolllng hour for the smaller
Aim): Some attribute it to Billy Sun- 1group, 111 UN“ time Last Thursday
rday, some to the [nighty conflict Vaftcrnoon, which is the time when old-
across 1110' .water. but be the cause?" children enjoy 11 similar privilege
“what it, may. a mighty force for the ’5 “'9’? present.
‘ [lift of man has come into beingaud ' 1
V making 115 influence felt in addi- V At the annual meeting of the State
. fin to 5m Stapleton's address all’ountiymcn's Association. held Their

‘ splendid musical. program of solos and day in Hartford P G: Sexton” “‘M‘W‘"

minis quartctte singing has been me {of Mrs. E. S. Auchincloss’s Keewaydln

”its!“ that will add greatly toVVchlfv‘urm, which has :1 number of princ-

iong agitation and many prayers to
the fiddler who threatened to desire}
a bridge with hi1flddle,nnd who, fini-
lng the keynote of the structure rel:-
erntod- that not on his violin until the
bridge began to vibrate in rospous1'
Vund finally to tremble so that 1111.
Vpcoplc. who had laughed at the ldo
of wcnke ting tho sturdy structure by
so dimple :1 method begged him it
desist before it toppled min the valleyV
below. He also illustrated the results
which had followed the presistcnt dis
cussion of this question to an expel‘.

 

The Mothers? Home Club will mc'e't
at tho home of Mrs. ll. ll. Keeler,
131111.111 avenue, chn'uctduy Feb. 7, at
3 p. nt. As usual an interesting moot-
lug will he carried out.

The furniture belonging to 0. W.
Blnket'd has been stored in ii L. Sco-
flcld's building for the present. Mr.
Binkcrd having rented his house to
lil‘wulnce Frothiugbam

The 150 or more persons “boat
tended the Fiskc 0 Hum play in Stam-
ford Monday night found traveling

1mg cccmtory if you care to be prcs- "
out.

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’ and Bridgeport, Conn.
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SUITS AND OVERCOATS
NEWMQDELS
on) $12:50."$15‘AND

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“'Pape's‘Diapspsin" Fixes Sour, Garey, .GROCKERY.

in Five Min-

fiddle inch—1':

1H. Stowe, 5 West Ave., South Norwalk V

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hiriyment of the evening. winning birds, chickens. ducks geese. ment in physics which-:had been de
1 ...... and turkeys. was elected vice-president monstmted.“ A‘ipiih-bull, lighter even
of ths‘nssoclation for Falrftsld County. ”Plum “paper, had been suspended by‘n
:Tbns Darien finds her place on the thread 119111 11 heavy bar of iron, sttn
Vl‘smil- Iliarly suspendni in such a way that

quite treacherous when they were! 1‘1th Complete assortment of Open
bomcward bound from the station I If what you Just ate is sourlng on ..StOClr Dinnerware, ’Blue ‘Bird,
The streets and ‘30!“0 Of'the sidewalks )Our SkomaCh DI” “83 “Re {I lump 0'111pink,‘ ’flotaliaecoration’ gold band
were 11 mass of ice—~of tho veryyvery 19811 “fusing to digest, or yttu. belch :English B11111: Togo, plain white

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5111. Main .St. .80. Norwalk. "

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The; funeral of Frank J Hayes was.
held Saturday in St. Patrick’s Cathed-
‘ ‘ rat .New 'Yorl}. Mr. Hayes was a; rest

1...... xv ~ w , .-«-.

rs: Albert Johnson, of-Rov'zayton

3111111 "ber home. Mis‘s 1151111111 8.
. ord, trained nurse. insuring for

1 hate-.1 or his brother,=,tl1e‘ late Judge'John
ll. ,Hayes, whose death occurred
about a year ago. 'Hezisxsurylved by
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. two sisters.

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m - ,
e will of Richard Tjader, who , _
at New York city. Dec. 27, 1916 hem“ “I 8 mg “m1 “a his “he“

been offered for probate. It (“3. necessitated the «dosing of the slum-

.‘tierit‘offlrooksidc avenue, «ion the 1911- 1

"Hayes. lr. Mullayes has beendn poor.

every puff of 11nd sent the pith ball
against the i1 in bar. At first the bar
remained imn oyeable, but. as a result
df-thcrprssistont hammeringof the
submit. so slight, it 1113an tlinally'to
quiver. then to moral. and finally to
swing, and -11vhcn,'l13ter the bar or
iron continued when later. thejlurhall
was improved the, ..bar ,. of
hour . Dr. 1Brown discusseddbe'reuons
Why the saloon "oxsist’s considering it
«Isa place of social resort, as a refuge

"Miami, Fla. and

slippery quality. after the light rain. gas and cruciate sour. undigested food, wand haw hotel ware, etc., at low- V

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2: Gomstook has 110w arrived at
111ccording to postals

or haven feeling of- dizziness. heart~‘ .1151 mi?“ .
burn dullness, nausea, bad taste in
mouthvand stomach headache-.31 you can‘

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INSURANCE

LEirc, Life; Accident, Burglai

1,sent twhicb knew his New Canaan

friends posted, he snioyeti a "-400 mile“

auto tide on the "Dixie Highway

from Jacksonville to Miami: ‘It was
some tsport and goes on to say that
there is nothing slow about "this

1 bunch."

Th0 Girls‘ Club Dancing Class will

of real estate in Oklahoma and ”9" ”me“ Vibe family in town earlier from unattractive 1mm!!! or 1111meme held in Raymond Hail on1Frlday ov-

aim, Sweden valued at $15. 000. than usual Elast fall. He spent :‘the: n‘ndens 111.11: institution which :niinis. eulngt
11111 estate of $5, 000 All greater part of his time hero in other tors tie: an acquired appetite almost as 1

is beooeathsd to the tan» treats. being mason-led. He had been .old as' the race, referring to the intox- :9

sngJVchVdV' .for many years ln1tth real ration 11!.th in illustrati H

Egmrct Thorns finder.
WW“ lamented Feb. '38, 1100B.
‘ the family'imd extensive holdings.

 

ancient 111111111101. ot a malt-am om

pas in sainetimss said, for wineshops

The School Board met on Monday were a feature of Romanmt'vlllntlon.

«Web. 9. Much interest is be-

mat on in the dances under the tu-

ot a number of the ladies of

‘ , which also furnishes much

” out to the large memberSitlp

as persons who are students of
rpnlchorean art. ’ ‘

of a number of the ladies of

trio branch at Gleobfuok tp

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.3131“! mm “Writs. V‘Opgra. ..

1surety-get1relief 1,21 five minutes. 3 mm VF. ‘GBJIGBG
'Ask 1your pharmacist to show you ’ -
the formula;- plainly printed on ess'f .Phooe 1“”
tittycent cases of :Papeh Din 118511.25 Washington at. so. Norwaltv '
than you will understand 'Why dys. .‘ Mp: Delivery. '
peptic ambles of all kinds: must 1110,,-
Valid Willy it relieves sour, out-”ot- order
Q11stonuurbsor,vindigention in five '--‘1mln .
utes. “Pope’s Diapepsm" is hardness; g
tastes like candy: though cacli1dose
will digest and prepare for assimila- '
tion hits the blood all the: food moo?
out; Enemies, it makes you go to» the V
table with a healthy appetite; V bu” .
thtV' will please 70111.,th ris that: you ,
Will feel that womstomm‘ch and. 11111131:
:V‘tlnes are clean and fresh, and you will-t
not said thwart to laxatives or-‘liy; '~
er pills :for willingness 1or collation~
'ttgp. ‘ ,
This city- «111111.111 many 'tl’ape'sg
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Plate Glass, Automobile, Ma-
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REAL Essay:

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