in printed} designs asl
phite. A large and varied
K. BANKS
chemo Hotel Block.
See that lot of “pinheads”
Vwithout raincoats! Did you
ever observe it's the “pin-
(1 days more to buy,
head" who fails to ice pre-
FAVORS . i pared for the etorms of life?
. . 5 It kind of looks as it“ our sen-
our_Washmgton BmhfiaY‘ 11101.5 (It Washington were in
See our Favors, Napkins,» _ 1111 11111111 I111 class, not preparing
' rated Crepe and‘other Nov-p
tor storms ahead.
1 f Raincoats for the man'who
DON N ELLY’S
believes in preparedness.
15. South Main Street
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’lhtI tegulu w (It-Ilrlt m1 eting of the
-I—~‘* _- - t Norwalk
‘lI1151 Dist1i1It Commissioners will be
’Iheld tonm‘rou nig ht in the offices in
IWall Street Routine liuslnt‘r‘5‘ will be
Afiplendidm Y'allPly of 11111111111’ .5‘ dres 515‘ transacted
. e‘Iatopped up by dirt and ice, pneumonia.
I the. cross walk at that place
od‘with water as a result. ’ , I,
1.5I ,
ll'ev. Henry S. \l"1‘111Ih1I11(1. who con-
ducted the 1111.5.5‘11111 last winter in St.
1! two days more 10 make your Pauli: (‘111111-11 “I111 111nm- the .5‘91‘1111111
' for your party Washington’s at the special Lenten survive which
my; Come in 1111le HS 119111 you will be 119111 111 St. Paul‘s 0111111111 this
5'0“? fiWOI‘h ill-KW (31113 eto. Friday evening 111,8 o'clock. .
nelly5‘. 16 South Main stt‘Lee ‘ ' l
2 —————— 1 I All 111(I111be1.t of fitteltinuhant Post.
wart 1101111155- ‘11 “The Scarlet w. 11. (3., 111I1~ requested to 111115111 11
"I at ”19‘ "RPEFHI tomorrow. dinner whit 11 will be held tomorrow
,‘ .. noon at the home of Itl115‘.l:~abelle Rid
perintendem Ira T Chapman, Dr (Ir. (‘1 \‘\1I5tport I111".e11ue 'lhe ttft‘ttit will
It H Gumbnrt and George E 1111111411 111 honov (11' 1 1111-11111 1111111111111.
.011 were in New Haven Fridat inatnn.
‘ nrday, where they attended the
and banquet of the School
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(‘heshlt‘e Choose Club held
The 1|
1‘ “'1“ 11 “‘1'." ““(‘rt’filt meeting at 1111» home of Edward ll.
° 1(i111nhart. lIlatyvie‘e‘ avenue. The pres-
‘W 'ident ot‘ the club, Judge John ll.
illeétinrg "f all ‘1‘“ "WWW” 0" light gu“e an interesting sociological
W611 Store» or ”‘9 firm of A. l“. “(‘(‘k‘ talk on “Heads and Faces." lie illus-
m 3‘ Company 111111 “Nd 1“ New trated his talk with practical demonv
' kbltylust night. Among the plill' 15111111111111. the next meeting will be
131031 features of the affair 11:15 an at]- “m, Vt E \l-ttthmm Flax Hill Road.
"9" "'lqunleflntanshm A“ (Ilahmate and will he held on March {1.
motor was also tendered the employ-
1 AF. Beckmann. the proprietor
it? be firm. Thou. IlI‘. 11111th represent-
in'
W ”tho locuUiranrh.
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it is ex'peeted that Norwnlk‘s rhar~
itien and correctional workern, both as
,rtIut‘esentatives of organization‘s 11nd
li111l‘tvl1luul.5‘1 will be prominently rep-
The reg‘ulnt monthly 111i.5‘.5‘ionttt‘y “1g, ntctl at the capitol in Hartford.
”ling of the “ (11111111 .5‘ AI‘I‘OCWN“ \\'1I1l11e.5‘(la,\‘ :1l11I111111111, when 1hrI legis-
'thb South VUW‘HR ("‘"Q‘Pgi‘l'mml lathe committee 1111 Humane lu5‘titu
id “in 1’” “PM i” ‘1‘“ 1‘0")" of lions will give its in it public heurinu
' '0 D1 11.1.3 Rowan SAW“? '9‘ 1111 the bill authorizng the (Iatablsh—
'w' afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
M”- 1111Int of .‘I suite refortnttlory for delino
“fl 3059' “'if" or the Itu1ian minis- (tuent women. The establishment of
"DE New l-lnt'en. “'1“ ""11 0f ‘1‘" such an institution has received the
among Italians i“ ”m 9")" unqualified 1:11111101‘1, (11‘ the Connecti-
(.‘111 State Conference of Charities and
a narrow 95‘ UNDERTAKER
Office And Residence
4 Bclden Place, Norwalk ‘ '
Phone» »144r
Ladv Attendant 1
(1 who had .5uol1
“NOTICE
re 'Shoe' Store, 122 Washington
Oiien Wednesday evening 1111'
[Closed Tl111rsday,1\\'nsl1ingIt _
ovens COLDS .. F. S. LYON
”LES C°"~“"EIR' Gnod Job 91111111111?
' lied Paper, Best Work, Best Prices
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'Sp'ecial Price '
79¢. BOT.
.rowettottpmition "8 ”“5”” ”A'" STREET
i no; NORWALK. Phone 11117.
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writes for the holiday are 1110-, ., ,
1911191501., choosing “1 tlH‘ \" E‘. The condition of Robert Martin. of
1100315 store. 1:liridgeport, formerly of Norwztllt, is.
‘ ”'W ' reported to be slightly improved. Mr.
‘cwcatcn basin ““7“?" “I ”"5“" Martin has been seriously ill for the
“(Main and School “me” has pant two weeks with 1111 111111ka of
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'ture‘s to the children
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News: ;
MASTER HAYES' BlRTHDAY
ANNIVERSARY
One of the pleasauttest parties of the
season 'was held last evening at the
11111111 ot‘ 11111111111K Mrs. C. :i’. Hayes.
66 South Main stt‘.eet The party was
in honor of 1111‘ thirteenth birthday of
itbeir son. Theodore. Hayes. 6‘11qu
I'WFE‘Q‘ heartily enjoyed until 9:20 when
lheart‘s'out in half Were passed around
'to be thatched for partners, then to
the strains of the (Yonnt‘ttitnt March.
playttl by Miss Lois Marsh at the pi-
(l‘ llfford liuyts. violin the child-
ten i'otuted- mltne 111111 munited to the
dining: room which was \t‘ly hand
.5111111Ily (let-‘otuted with Alllt'l'ltiitll flags
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and large red hearts. The table.
. which was .51It for thirty, was very
hundaotnv and called forth tnut‘h
£1.1‘.‘1‘1i:1e from the guests,~ tBel‘ort-I par-
taking of the dainty rel't‘eslnnents the
ohildren joined 11111111112111 :1 salute to
(1111‘ flag and before leaving the table
15111111 The Star Spannh‘tl Banner with
:1 spirit denoting tIIutI Atnertt‘an patri-
Une (11 the most 11115151111; tea:
was the table
1-1I1111-rpi1It‘1I (1f a huge load of hay
drawn by (I. donkey and tiriten by" a
big Kewpio doll drensed :125 a 1‘111‘1111I1‘.'
At a given word red ribbon: were pull .
(Id and the load of hay, to the. surprise
ot'nll, ouncealed '11 St)ll\1‘!lll’ for all.
The guests (lepurtt'Id at a late hour.I'I
'niving three cheers for Teddy Hayes."
Muster Hayes very b‘ouutifully
routetnbered by all. 'l‘lte’guestw were: 1'
111g 111nm 1111111 11111.51}. Hazel nowns,‘
ltthel‘liuzzard. lIlditlt Lincoln, Doris,
Nicker1511n,t‘arol Mills, IMuylu Soo-
t’ield, Anita. Scofield. ‘thodu. Jarvis,
Ruth Parks, Harriet 111-11115, ldtt Seo-
fiel11,‘l.ois Hoyt-15, Illorothy Howell.
Masters Lester Buzzard, Walter (lind-3
“its
ney. Gerald th‘ophy, Frederick (lunq'
ung. Robert Wolf. Jack Wolf, Marshal _ ...... ..- . . —._.. 1
(laris, Harold Jude], Albert ltoliet‘tettn.i The Standing. ' Funeral of Charles E, Grocery '
Norman Gortnly, Il1ouio littlte, ‘Bt‘adI‘; . 1 \\‘1111 l.(1.5It PM 2(‘1:;l";‘05 f'llptpm'd wry-1111.5 of that late
ley‘ Ntckenon. . Kenneth Hawkins. Art-111:1 \‘1 1......1..2 11 1111111 Suturtlav “31:31 “I :‘fzhizrz;muilrtlo(died
Theodore “Ii.“ ‘- 3“” 1“”de (‘atnlh' THU" N091 ---------- 3 1 .7111: bury at the age of ’2 years were held
Miss Lois Marsh,‘ Mrs. Ruth Parka. "‘111111 No. 1; ,,,,,,,,, , 2 1 ,71'111:lr(1u1 the late home of the deceased
“151; K. L. llill't‘fi. Ml‘u. H. Rowland. Tram No. 1., ......... u] 1 J“Ilm‘tltk ntternoeu'nt ‘2 o'clock. Rev. John
’ “*‘I‘WSI “1’9” LOCIk‘V‘de Clifford R‘ '1'1 11111 No. 2 ........... o ‘1’ .(H'll'li':p't'1l01"lte('I‘x"""‘l\"I'l"'"1""nd \illlt‘i‘lllt’filt
littyes. Raynor Wermer, Mr. and Mm. _ 1.3.3,“ No. 5. ‘ .0 3 ‘00,) ‘ m ‘l " ”"9””-
t‘lillord l'. Hayes.
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
OBSERVED
The birthday :1niti1‘ers:1r;. ol' MI‘Ii.‘
Edward Asplnntl, of No. 3 Elizabeth
street, it 1115 observed by her family this.
week. {\lrs. Asplnttd received many
beautiful gifts from her children limi-
grztntl 1Il1ildr1—n. The birthday cake
wltitIit was :1 gift or her daughter, Mrs.
J. MtK‘Xt‘ll. wax: the (‘entorpiomyot' the.
table, biIing illuminated with fifty-six
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The Moment “Pape's Diapepsin"
Reaches the Stomach all Dis- t
tress Goes i
[To some foods you eat hit. back—I
taste good, but work badly; fetment i
into (icing and cause a sick,sour, gassyf
stomach?‘Now 111.111 Mrs. Dyspeptlc,§
[job this donut: tPape‘s IDiapepsin helps
"A about three weeks ago in the anlk' est citizens of Danbury, died on Sat-
. fully panned the tests sent out by the cent her, 1825, and was thus in his
. society from Washington. The eXlnl-‘éighty-ninth year.
,V E11114 Gray,
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Sew Jersey l
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1 T. Granville Hoyt.
At no examination in first aid held!
T Granville Hoyt. one of the ol:
Armory. as e branch of the Red Cross urday, after an illness of over two
work, tea local young ladies Buyoee‘s ‘months.‘ Mr. liqyt was born in De-
He was a son of '
ination was glren by Dr. G. Morgan,the late Russell and Harriet Gregory %
Muren, and consisted of a number of;.l‘|oyt, and a nephew of 11111 late 1.3;; ...
oral questions for each member of the T. Hoyt, 'L‘cth promiutnt business men "3
class. The members of the local class lot llanbury. With the exception of §
ttn in numbers who passed the exam- some ten \ezq‘s passed in business in It.
inntion are as follows: the Misses New Y1 rlt city. Mr. Hoyt had cantin- '
Edith Fits-h. Mary Gray. Inously resided in Danbury, at 343
Margaret Henry, Mary Jennings, Lair Main street. He was married in 1838.2" R.
ra Raymoud, Josephinaltuuzmler, Mrs. to Miss Julia Holt. He is suryIlted by '
M. A. Malkin, Mrs. Minnie St‘himmel the. widow, and by one daughter, Mrs. 11?
and Mrs. Ella Godfrey.
11‘ \
'Joseph Russell Flames. of New York
Illlrs. (‘hurh-n Murray. (11‘ Main street city.
returned l10111e.Sunday, after having. ....
spent a few days at the home of llt‘l', Frank J. Casassa ,1,
daughter. Mrs. lio‘oert Martin. in' Frank J. (3115115511, llw {'1\l;n1)ttt-n
Bridgeport. spanner of James C. llat‘lt‘inrt, in the
lIPnlnce Cafe, died suddenly :11 the Nor-
1 r- 1 tall; Hospital last evening, after a t;
.llt‘s.(‘arlHarsttmthofI’m-"119“3“"brief Hint-5.5 lie is survitetl 1in a bro L
,"1 ... ,1,. 1 voetprtlay with a patty 'of/ thet‘ and two sister's who live in New
ftietlds for P111111 Illeath Flotida where ll"':1”‘ 1’)?" '1'” 5“”‘99’4 “i“ be “91-3
at 1 e 5 111111e,\‘l’edneeduy (t‘I-(n
1-1119 will remain for 'i. few wet its. .- .
,_ ‘ ting at t: it o‘Il((loLI hand from St. .3115
leph (I‘Ihmth :11 ll o1lorl1‘ ’l‘hutsduy
Mrs Joint lynch 1.1111 lhl‘t‘I daugh- morning. The tentaits will be taken
ter.5.ofl.-in(oln:1ve1111e.1111\e nItutnt‘d 1., \'III‘I "Iitain b) Funeral llirettoi‘
home from 11 few (lay ' \isit to tilt‘lttls A l t‘ (11111.5 (111 the 13311 train. ”(1. 1;.“
in Illroohlyn, N‘. Y. (II 11.51311 “11.1111 titemht-Ir of New Britain 9
,1 loge (1f hilt-.5 and :1 former resident 1'
of that (ity, going trotu
Harry Earle, of Morgan .t\t:llllt‘ 1"“ walk when ,1 y:ottn‘ nor 1.
\111\\'Ili" yt :torday fo1 (‘ttlitorninl‘
where he will .5111Ind the retttaindet oi";
tre wtlnte‘ .
South NorI
Mary Falter
1' Mary lIostet‘, daughter (11‘ ‘311 111111
Hits F"11I1l1»ri(r!( Foster, died early 111-
i lay at the human! he Ir parents .\'(.I 3
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31111.51 Allln‘t‘nl limil)‘. ”1 1‘3”" ”41111115 fill’t‘fhl She was about right "1
Place. “.1“ entertain 1. number of 11.11., of age. and is nurl‘llt‘tl b) one D
lSi-Iilt‘l Harriet. tlnee l11111l1er15,(,‘h1ules, I'":
friends, 1111Al'ashingto11’s Birthday
an! t l11I5111
will be llt'ltl from thol
Funeral se“1\l1‘e5‘ :1
l \\'1‘1llt‘r
tI'atntl) home 1111
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Judge ll 1111:1111! F.Tnn.1uon.\ a"41"llit1r51111y (Inning 111 "(16111111. ltet. .1. If
Iludm Joseph R 1111 ‘01 IH'“ in Hart Harrison Thompson will ofilciut-I. 1,11 1
‘ford 10‘ij i:1t rmtInt will take place Triday
morning in Cypress
'lIlI'lls' renietery,
Brooklv 11 ‘I
Mayor Carl ext-l ll:11‘.5‘t1‘11111 ‘. pend
ing the day _in New Yoik (Ilty.
Funeral of James Hawkee '1.
- The funeral of James Hawkes, of
“m.- and Mrs, Frederith .I\. (‘oltInttl‘l itowuvlot who was killed by 11 train ‘1
“N”, in New York yesterday. yesteulay nIornlnL‘. was held this of
...... ___'___._____' ltotnoen at tzlltl o’clock from the 11111-
feral outliers of l). W, Raymond. Wash-
linuton street. floril‘retlerit‘k A. Cole .
,uI'tu. rector of the Trinity Episcopal
11-1111r(-,l1 offiointtd (to-l interment was
11 Pine inland cemetery. \lr. Hawker.
is surviveoby :1 onto and three child
ten all of which live in ltldget‘leldf
. Clllll BOWllNii
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_ "'11'1111 No." ..buwedlao (lefeul beforet :
'l‘I 111111 No. 6. cu iitain‘ed by Lawrence.
l\. Paul in 1111 other sesuion of the
‘ 1111 ilotuttllt tlub bowling totutItzI.
I Funeral of Rose Santa
1119. funeral of the late Rose. infant
daughter of Iilt‘. 1111] Mrs. Nithoitts
81111111. 01' ’Piurney street, was held this
l.(ItIl I.“ evening. The total morning at 111 o‘elock. lnterntetn was
'l‘tIaiu No. it wan 982, ambl" Sh Will's (‘l‘lllt‘ll‘l'lfl 1'
for Team No. :‘1 was 943. 1.-.“...
liil‘lll
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111-. and ura.1tetrtttt1m. at Work, ”gurus “1m pungm1mmm
IHenrt Iii llarr,oll and one grandson,,tt.
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STERLING
February Furniture Sale“
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HOOSIER CABINETS AFROM
‘. . $20.85 UP
Free Storage for
Ferrite Delivery.’
BABY CARRIAGES IN REED
20% Cit on
Iaét'i'ifs'i‘doFi'iiss'fim A“ M659»
, Open 3 Charge. Account
Sterling Furniture Co.
127429-131 Washington St. - 311. Nomalk
PHONE 105
"Get a Little Wagon”
"TAKE THE BABYOUT”
Says the old song, and nothing IS hatin- Eu‘r Irlhildren than
Fresh Air even in the coldestwutttz;
OUR NEW LINE on BABY'
CARRIAGES 111m GO-CARTS
is big enough to suit every purse. (mad (every ‘tzzste
See the Windo .v Display. '
RAYMOND & SON
\Nall 17E, High Sts.
\
Funerat’ Directors Norwalk
Captain;
Pol-111.5 (It ’l‘tIum No. "
a. made .
l1i1'1t‘. t single with 96. afternoon at ”I" '
home “.of Mrs. John H. Ferris, »West
:It‘r-iIutI with award party. . There
it etc (-1 igltt tables. and udction was
ItIlJiI‘tl during the afteittoon Dainty
The other sin l .ttttt‘d yt‘steydnv
tI-lt.‘ were low Captain Roberta nlsoi
tttlliliflil ten honors by having the
l‘ni.1‘.5‘1 111111; with '21‘12.
Tonight 'l‘ennt No.2 and Team N0
who cmnmunic-ltion in 1‘""'"."'""""' Correction that meets at Illleridelh, 1'th candles. With other decorations, the .. .11 ' lithSllmBlltS wore serted 1nd ‘1 so
131 comni'endim: JOSPDll 1‘0“"“5' ril 2941;“. 1. An attempt is helm: dining-room looked very inviting: The " “ ‘I meet. The scores: r at hm“ followed ‘ ' i
A“ companion '0' "'0 part "'9" mode to have it the lurgettt attended guests were as follows: ‘Mrl'ahd’ 'Ml‘s. Team ”0' .2' ' Sehtinr-l tldvs 11w Irw- .'
“I the TCSCllP (if MY. Thompson llt‘lll'lflk’ Ol' lllt‘ legiSlllllV'P St‘fisltllllillld William ASlllil‘OOli, MUS Johnson, Mr. 'l'lliIllitlS Robins . 82 96 84' 2'3‘ '31 u" ' ' ' " (mp t
e Greens RW' Lighthouse was to 1I11alt1I it (IltIar that the bill is sup Marklntoeh. Air's. Mat-Nell and family, t}. l.. \‘t‘oodwnrdn 38 52 71 211:
“Mm; to M" Rooney ‘5 trieutl5 '9 poitetl hr oreanizutions and iutlivid- \‘lrs. Elizabeth Stl'llllml, Edward Asp- ‘ H 1111311311.”- " 77 34 ”‘15
nae they would "WM" just SW" :111 1111111,1‘e1;artlle.51tof .51I(It, (need or 8111- land. .112. of Springfield, Muse. Mrs. M ll. ”Ul'l ------ 75 75 75 “33' i
0“ “1‘ W“- M‘ “(MM-M 1“)“ 0‘“ ton in mg. Thp bottling i,5‘ scheduled \‘iat'y 'Scott, of St‘llllt‘t‘ltldy, New York,' W“ H- II-~ — "-I i
th the' generous spirit with which he to 012011 at .. 0cm“. No 51-1 witnesses . t 'I'tItzild 311,9 300 3“ 940 1
_pou.eessed.1desirsr 1 '0 1111: ' "'0“ are tiullt‘tllllt'tl but many 1Ix111‘1~‘¥1io11r. of. ‘ l Tean‘i N0. 61 ' ‘
rough the Sentinel :1 large Isltare . of. opinion are desired, both frflll'l rtIprtI- L'G'“ RBI ) SInNAcH i 1.. it. l‘at1l....,. . ’ 75 Si) ‘75 230
1111111 and John Sherman. lIleyt‘x'I sentutiyes ”M individuals. I ' 1 ., ‘ 1" [mile 90 39 31 260‘
an. All displayed an interest ' ‘ ' I ' _ . ,lI‘. Hutch ........ '19 92 73 2M
. an added greatly in alletiattng the 1 I SOURNESS,HEARIBURN,1L it. 0113 .11=.111 76 St} 37 249-
1111111111111.- of 11112 lighthouse keeper .- f, ‘.»".«i _,_ _ , , 2--.. -... -... ---l
for hours floated muid (rites of George W. Coffin, Jr. l T111315 3_0 3.17 3113 933i
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l neglect Il llll‘CI" trou‘nle. llemoto tho
’ 03,1150 th‘I 1.55111. .. Kidnev Pills. '
Stillson- Powell Corp.
the! .7114. T. 11111511111 Andrews: entcr-
PREPAREDNESS
enables us to supply your needs fio'r flu. Milky—I
BLOUSES of Georgette and my: do chine—white,
flesh gold—in a variety of charming ankle.
VEILINGS 1n 3 comprehnsivc showing of the latest
novelties or well as the staplestylu; ‘II.
KID GLOVES—Specialty goon/anti good glovesIare
scarce. All the most wanted kied'smkfl‘c. 7
A splendid' assortment of Wanna ‘Si‘LK I'AND
LINGERIE UNDERWEAR, CHIC HEW UNDER;
WEAR, SILK HOSIERY, Etc-31F mark?! ‘tIIy quality and
moderate prices '
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"IO" ~09 1'135 Dfi’w‘tflmc ‘5: 3.?
. RR WASHINGTON 8T.
' you ever 11111119.
neutralize the excessive acids in the soldiern who had come up. Private‘
stomach no your food won't sour and Bates 01' Darten, tried to have I!" Te‘
t
Steatn Dying tit
‘upset you There never was anything turn to the budge entrance1but the
so unfely quick, so certainly effective. 322ml, '23: ggdgiugrzhmt/ her if he
‘No difference how badly your stomach At the station here the woman staid
is up‘set you usually get happy relief she wan “Crazy I‘Ltat”
in. fiva minutes. but what pleases you After a while she was induced to
most is that it helps to re ulate our write her name and then sire erased.
g ‘y t. Apparently rite had come from
stomach so you can eat your ““0““ Long Ridge. which lies 1111111 in Stone
food; without fear. . 1;, 1 - ‘ ford and New York state, and may‘
Most remedies give-you religf some— be mentally link-1
“times—Lthey are slow} but not sure. . ' ' ' .4
"Papa's Diapenain" in positive in new JUN'R' DEALER FINED I'$10. . l
It'rallzlng the acidity}: so the misery ‘ (Mnelius C1e1i1ents1 the junk dealer
won‘t come. back very qucltly. on Raymottd street, was fined $10 and
(You feel different 11.111011 as "Pape'a’ co. 111 th: (1 morning by Judge George ,
Dtxep‘sln" comes in o§ntuet with the H \ osburgh in tho‘clty cinn‘t for fall-3
otomnch—dlmess jug vanisheséyour mg to give 'réi'turne' of his junk butti-
1511111111611 eats sweet. no (in. 110 their nets do me 111111111111 ‘On the charge .
11181-110 eruetatton of “$981011 100d. of tocelv . stolen 3601111.. . .
your 11151111 (ilears‘ and mfeel'lftne‘; 111,03 pinion:
Go now, make the goat 31111111111111 settled (1 ‘
tit ‘
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to get and hold
AGood Position
if yen are not prepared
249 State Street
Blen Jolie
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. Formerly known as Bridgeport Blur maria-1:01am“ 01;.
Silk Dresses,IGlovea, Blankets an. In: Mini I‘Cllaned.
H. LYNGK Pm.
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are poulhle t! : vI—wa mutt-mm
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