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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 22, 1917 · page 8

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#71 pouring

‘fiundred Announcements.
- 0111' Large Variety of
Samples

*0 tooth Main Street

$12.00, and $10.00 for

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I Complete Assortment In

E. K. BANKs

Mahacuemo Hotel Block
South Norwal'k

,- Swiss, Scrims and Maid:
,in white, cream and ecru.‘

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N0“!
, Is the Time to Consider
And Repapering

’ Estimates Cheerinlly Given
Call ns-—¥’hone 1446

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tomorrow Honing: of

ofthe First itistrict

 

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herds of Bethlehem will meet 1

1,111 Main street.

held this evening in the ,‘iuhol

.1”? house in West arcnuc.
ore will he 11 regular meet ing llt

0. O. F.. in the lodge roonm

i. in the lodge rooms in lied Mcn‘

11 important meeting of (‘ourt 0'
N0. 105, Daughters of (.‘astilc will

.11 will be a Very important nicer
She. 1111111

ndery, N0. 470, l'. 0. (l. (‘.
litine hnsiness was transacted

night, at the regular weekly meet
(‘ttlllllli‘i-

will

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hi

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It:

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hing ofjizihaoea Encampment, No 0.
In

Regardless of

terns.

I'lC";

and no:
terns.
Spring sock'i
shades.

Boys‘ wear 3:

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5 “March 20“
day of Spring.

outside, Spring is.
in every article of wearables
in our new Stock.

\Spring Suits in cheerful pat-

Spring Overcoats in IiUht lab—
and colors.
linear in bright pat-

Spring under'vear and
jarnas in medium weight.

Everything for

if you want style and quality.

Rogers 81 Stereos

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i: the first

weather
reflected

the

Sprin 3 shirts

in the 110w
pa-

Mcn's and
you want it,

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l'i'oi'oot, llohcrt (2,3
Atlon, ll. Ilurr Bench. lloln. \‘i'hcxncr
381-. :1 I). Jennings, (lcorgc ll. Hunter,
and W. W. Thornton. "()td Glory"
home Iny Iicnry It. Minor was the next
icaturc in tho parade.

Ard then came the goal. The 3'."."I
i5 mcd in some of the doprtw worl.
an.I was. led by Walter ltosc.

in: oi (llarncc It}.

treet. All members are requcral- 'i‘iu ltowattoa Drum l'.t\lll~ 111/
' 3 31.1'11‘1111 in tin-i1 nattt n.1iioruh 31111»

..- , \idttl the music ioi the nor. ‘1 ion, The

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NCING SATURDAY NIGHT ’31::1 tht next in low and tin-n l'olv
“Assembly Hall. (trace lift). 3 loud tln 1111 mintrnoi' IIIi‘ local or-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mheetra~Cathedral i‘himcs.

' in New York
they attended the Flowcr Silo
Grand (‘eutral Palace.

ontertainmt 11'. cor
evening and Him

tier Grotto
met lil‘Ai.

for the holding;
our future.

bury J. 111111111411, Ilro
actor, will aim one oi his d
ixnpersonntionr on April tilt
_ Palace. Tht‘iJi‘t', ;‘.i;'.
‘ we a Kipling: 1:111:11.
similar rccilulté in.

' Connecticut. and his

sum-cs ii

lIc ll:

tl;'- l'rn

he has be: it asked to repeat it
111‘ at a. later date. Mr. Ila.
pas upprartd in some cities
aix times in succession. Th

‘11.“1'." " Ilt'
Boar

Walk llo<u'1:v.l.
lie lad-1115' mum:
hoped. that the citizens‘

_\'c.~t-»rda '.

11 Mrs. Frank ll. Hoyt. oi l‘iiu-

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oi a dance in

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audience.
pooh so delighted that in catch in-

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ill be given for the benefit oi
C‘I’.‘.

d.
of

:will avail themselves or this
opportunity both to hear Mr.

;::ii:.'/.:111ou.
lin'.11r»li:\'1‘,j: {1.131.111 pin: :11'1'i3itl

llll’ Iodco rumlli. the wound

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my to».-

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murals:
11-:'.~l boot 1 I313
prints, coffee and cit-arr \'.t-:
and was crcatly onioy'd.
'i'drn follow,itl the :~Ili"‘('il mul'
.llitii" .Iohxi li-‘ofzh was i'll' to.
11.:1'.t'-1 and 3.311.911 to lrz- wry 1:1,...
lilo in this capo-It}; llo IIIIi'llilIii'Itl
ilic various speakers with a in:
\.t.".' appropriate for 1:11
'I 1.. 111' : 11i11'.; 31'. 1'1:
"tiv‘c Grand (Ivory-1 H, Itig'I'r'" t~1
1r...- ui t‘lurcncc v). (‘3tii‘oot Iit.ilt'i‘l (2.
i.\1i'\.;'-1:1 Brown, 111‘ NM: Han-n;
Jam's. ‘1‘3'. iiut‘scil, 3’ lion:
('hairnnxn or tho .‘ II;l\'L‘l
lint-211'I :ncnt (7oz: '
I: own: N. C, ii.
- 2:11.11.ipi.1r I o've
l‘. Ilziitis ti" (lnz' lii'oilzt‘t's‘ l.'='.1i:':
.n‘. 1'. ti. John H, ’Ila'lc-noo 111' 11:-
tlt:.x.'1tti\\:11 organintuion. 'l‘lun s'pccth- .
rm intricetingz and 5:1: :1ll3 111; or
’i‘ln (ilil'litlill”"‘1i {o 1 iii» 1 1' '
hast (tract of this affair, v.11 re crcztt
Iv tililllili'lfiiltfil on tho re nit. 11! ii. cir
Everything! ‘.i1"lll oft‘ lino. It
led of S. S. Baker, chairman“.
' N. tannins, )Iiurlcc Stli
, lcnnn 11‘ Hotchl . (hm c
" .roi .imuc'i A. I-‘r13'. William I’ovl-
1110111.‘\\'illia1n [tritium-Veil Sore um 11

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id tonight in the lodge rooms in
street.
-—SPECIAL LUNCH ‘"‘"““"'“" *4 --
'Erldays at the ('ountry Huh, 0 D [E lows HAVE 1)} A‘TSBURGH ”IVES
{lady W ‘JIiincton Lodge. No, 2t,

IIIE UNDER IIIE

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(f‘onlimteti From First Price)

"l‘hc \‘1'111‘
"1. thinning-
lti.'v‘t‘i 111111

dopai'tt11ciil," Ilt‘ said,
to hate [our camps 0!
mil, irom all parts 01‘
lI.:' (1.1'11313, at l’lattsburah, iicxl aunt
1111. iii tln- total prohuhly 3:3,th
\3.'I In» I033 linii'.i't\;1 tighter-n anti
:‘.t.iu;1 3111133 of :1'41'. If 11 (all for
\ttIillllt‘t 13 should tonic. and It looks
111' it one would come any time,
I'I.1Et.~I1'.:r;;‘1 would he the logical placc
tl.t> ostrthliwluumit (it"u mobiliza
training: camp. In God's nann-
:.11-; tour c-,111:111'_\":: rt'nllv'nn-n,
1.; 111‘ 1711.: 111111111111 to Il!‘;lIlIl, tli‘lt‘l3lt
11a. and llltlt’fllli oi tho manhood or out
l-:.tl lli;.l wort 111:1) Iic callrd upon to
(I'it‘iltl ion."

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recommendations
teBy no means will this committee ai-
mpt to infringe upon or usurp the
powers or authority of any official, but
this committee will do its best to make
itselfnseful and assist in crcry way
possible those who manage. cur public
affairs, both civil and military, and
those who make and enforce our laws.

Those Present

Considering the short notice given
the number of committeemen at 1111:
meeting was large and gratifying.
Following is the list: Mayor Carl A.
Hurstrom, Mrs. Oliver ll. Jackson, John

PREPAIEIIIIESS CIIIIIIIIIEE
HIS BEEN ORGANIZED,

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of it ilx might be found useful.
Transportation.

The transportation committee would
have to know how many auto trucks
and their tonnage would be volunteer-
ed for short or long service, or that

could he purchased by the govern— (‘avanagm A. E. Winchester, Edmund
nient. .L. Crowe, L. J. Reynolds, 3.3333 W.
Construction. Seullcy, John Keogh} Henry I’. Price,

The construction men ought to be in M. J. Riordan, Douglas E. Nash, John

a position to report on the hasty erec- I‘. Milne, William F. iloyt, Rev. E. lt‘.
tion of barracks or the furnishing of R’lctlregor and Frank L. liaineon.
material and men for work here, or in‘ The Committees

some 111M413 city. I The mayor, following: the plan as

.
presented by Judge Keogh, announced

following; sub-commiltccs,
same being authorized to call into

Military.

The military man in councctio't with the
the local military 1 “IN rs night be 1116'
called upon to t'llltl’ into an enlistment Conference any di‘sll't’ll as :istant-c.

('HT‘JWAI,’ 11 and with illi‘ promi: c of tho Banking and Finance -ilenry S.
l!hllli)l"‘il(7illl(‘l:§ and othtr imploycra llt I-m‘IHVOOtI 311d Henry R Price,
in a position where he couli give some 'Iloy SCUUI 3—I7'41uglas, it). Nash.
kind of announce that mun enlisting “91'?!" Ii-"r. liatlror M .i. 1311141
would hate. their jUIM back without and RP“ 1'1 I“- Mtiiil‘t‘twl‘.

Light and (his I’owci' .\. I'I. \\'inr

loss of number, position or hour-fits on

. .‘ ‘3 3,3 .
their return. 3“" I

l'OUtl 8113131105- 7 ..I “right.
Fire and Police-«John I), Milne.
I.;1I.1(1r~—~.Iolin W. Scullt'y.
I.:1w— John licoah.
Mannincturcrs—Johu .I. thuanauh.
I Medical«lr‘rcderit'k l.. Irillilfillli and
IN. nutmt .31. WNW.
Military ~’-(lt'1ttiiil llusat ll 13111.1,
.\':11'al---\\'iilia:.1 1‘. H1131.

Medical.
'l‘ho doctor 11111) ho (filled upon to
turninh a coin-1 of doctors and nurses

From twenty to fifty “firms should
now Ili-‘ in training in anticipation of
this.
Banks and Finance.
TIH' I‘llilkt‘l‘fi' committee may hint
to tall the heads oi other honking-in-

stitnlions Into a (‘CilIIlt‘tht' wherein ”We I1. 1..(1owt and 1. J. Ihom

the motor might have 1111- n<c of “5-. ‘ . l ‘3“)

inonty “3,0,3“y 33333 33333333333333, 3,, 33,. \‘3 0111-1» ..lia. 1111111 it. ..11 min,
1v; Mary litrlw .lcnmniz'

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11' mid latir b the colltttion ot loam “I“
‘ y1riilISIHHlilill)l\'“’ll.J Reynolds

t‘oattruttionw Ill. .I. liioridt'i.

RVKEY TO LEAD CARDS.
st He Says He Has Signed a
Thrce.‘r'e:41r t"ontt‘aci.

Ltil'lS. March 2‘3.'-lll‘illlt.‘l1
Ito-£213, Marinate triunaccr of the SI
A...:vricans, announced yester—

on :1 bond issue.

Preco Committee. 3
ll tioublc comet tip 11 no 11111111 I1: 111

the press with 1! lo lutlntntc 111i
nmnld public opinion to 1111111 and im‘
sure people, to carry on various put; 3 M Le:

 

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Illt'ity campaigns. ;
1 Any scriuus troulilc or ilacnciul dith-
cultlt-s wil i111111rdizitcly swamp the
charity board, for. it has neither fund-e Lon»
nor organization to cop.» with cmmw day
3:: nclcs. toniraci as president and
int-.1 agcr of the St. Louis Nationals
It. 113 understood his salary will be
Sl.‘.,t.otl a your.
I'll't'Itit'Ill Ilall it. til.‘

S’l‘.

‘ Clergy an:I Women.
I Militiutncn 11nd rolu'itcers going:
'away will lcare «lcpcndonl families

and children. *1 plan to care for thus 1 St.

Louis A111-

dcpcndants will hare to he worked out tril z-HS, wax in confer-911cc with hint

and probably the outlinuig 01 this plan 1.1111111. 3.5. ll" 'tail previously an

will fall to tho clergy and thc women honored that he would hold liIC‘Iit‘)
11:1ourcommittec. I11 connection with to his contract w‘tl1 t‘m Americans.
the physician on onrpcmumitiec the
\t.l‘.lt‘li and clergy would have the
wozk of recruiting for volunteers to
up nursing.

PALMER FLEET DISPOSED OF
M" ...—....
BOSTON, March 2l.~-’Il1c sale
Farmers on Committee; the 1":1111111ingr four tzcltotmrt's oi
u"'ip' ll'ia t'itv 3.; (11' oil” from New 011111 well-Fallout) “Palmer firm"
“J ""' l ‘ i i ' -v ., .1 . 33'. v ...Q
York. whcro will our Slimlllt‘N cmuo thirteen l:111.c til.i.II!lg \t...\l.«, w...
313-33333" ittznonnt-t-ti today. It is

Twenty years ago our 111'lk «ititplr ”‘1” 1"“ VP“ “Wk Dll?(‘I1=\-‘t(»‘!“3
than S. 1,0tll'ltlt) for the f1\'~:".

(In

”to

take

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5‘“ 93% to Soldiers. came from four towuw, Ten years 11131) m” I , l l’ l
'1l1. ('Iiiziitlli 1I.t":.1'ce| that auroral 33.3333, ““330 33,3333: Now “3, 33,3 unlk 111's Singleton luhncr, llill'\\'0()t' 11 n1
1171.1:1111:111'.'3;a (.t‘ the intcrcsts which from tw'cntv different “mm “.333 no 1r, Dorothy 1‘,11~33or-333tl Jane lalmer.
mold l1c_ alitrIt-d of the tut-1111111111 . II ' If “H 11" ”1‘ (mm lhp 31313131‘333-33301'11' controlled by Wil
asvona "111 :1 o':' .3 1 . .~
1,13.it'l...tl ti.ltittl Ills. “1151.11.“ noun. 0 .1 I I 33333“ 3:. 31333333313. of 33333; 3333' “3335 pg 03’11
-. . at l'.~ would lwcp thcot mioriwcd (litt'1l1"rtln~1 l‘liciarmeronourcouim1'.3 11.. mum. to 1 5‘ “'6' 'low and
1: Li!" Wot this It'ninlalinn was: 11.11 inc. onld know about this uni in con- ) Ii '1‘ .iu‘ ' l‘i!‘
'1‘" I” “‘1! ”W3“ “11““ “”l'l-IHHL' it‘ll" notilon v iih our transportation 111:.m CUIIIIH‘IIV “I I0“ “I ‘7“
3' ' ’iita'q'tzl also th'il. of i‘.:c clovcn cine claimed nine (11‘ Ill!‘

-.1 tit-11:4 and ("MW in t-lo'w proximity
:1. tin 3;c.~11'\';ttio:\. onlv one wow con
I' " ";11'..'».'~l'.'," titling: was car»

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might iv in :1 position to help 111: out "'1“ “INI‘
01‘ :1 had hole. ( tc‘iooiiere.
Scout Master. 5

.LK PLAYER RESPONSIBLE FOR

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d on in all the other... he mid. I11 he have :1 Scout lilastet.'ll1c motto t V H
H“, immoral conditions (‘XI‘iii‘llL In of the llo3 Scout 1'3, "Bo l’repar‘cd.’ YOUNG ATHLETES DEHT
" “mum". “'9'." "“"m‘"! ”7"] lie is pri'puz'cti now, so are one hun- TQIJW ll.\\’lrl.\' \laith 2‘3. (“2011111111

171:1: of wohlir'rs’ atoit‘n uniforms and
t-".11]m'v'nt had Item rccovoi'cti i’ma.

tI.-~'.i.: in 133 (1 11‘0“ had horn tll‘llf-("NI
:1ttl“l1-;1't-u 1131:" in two, men but!
lit-1n “1.3 no; ’ ”in thrcc. llll'll had

1-‘1'.1 liilltd; lill'ldlt‘,
i;v.'l-«' rim-rattal, and
I . .~ bititl.
.‘-t the contiusiou oi his xtittcme 1‘
- »1 'l comm i111 "l‘ll‘ll stair-(l the b II
in In"- 11‘l.ili'lL"tl
trai'alilj, passed.
NAV\I NEEDS MANY MORE MEN
WASHINGTON. March 22.—-Tho
navy is short 13,514 men of its pre-
sent authorizi'd cnlistod strength of

Wm ion pit know
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(3' :1' “infill to"
1‘" (inch: elm

dretl hoy rcuuta whom he. c1131 Call on Hi In. Mix ).‘(?:=it‘l‘(lilv
on :1 minutes“ notice. These 11'.in have 1:11:11211211'1; ox" illi'e South
horn assiuting in taking tho military Ianlutball li'itlll which
(:1 11mm. 'l‘iwy ItlilV help 1115 in taking 133.1111" at \V'ailinptord lax:
an itircntoro of our resources or in a 1:11.11! in‘wliich Thomas: l". llawzicy of
recruiting cronfiym, or nsxst in dis- \‘t‘atluwt‘ord wow kicked in tlic hc'ud.
lriiiition oi” food or supplies or in :15-
..3..u._3_.3 the police. or the health than hospital in this city,
oilicials.
I‘m" different. ways in which those
whom our scout commissioner can
summon mnv be useful.

Committee on Gas and Electricity. .

It may he neceésary to regulate the
use of gas, and electricity rules and

“Zr-N l-‘ivi'r‘ll ‘3:I\'~'Y‘I‘V_

EILEIIIIIiIIJS-Gii
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ll.ut ho had Hiuned 11 thrcuycan
business 3

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of

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understood ,
paid ;

played in a:
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132“ 11 rtl'iv

tI-c injury resulting: in his death at
Tim Cor-
Tlicro may be a. hundred and nut-r has: been unable no for to learn

hwnnftleMot New York. “ I

OF TAX SYSTEM had ”3”” m invest,” he said, “but:
LE Connecticut angina: is the death ratv
Insurance Company's tie in the Marne“ corporations."
Statement '
The “deathc ratle in the throats of
Connecticut corporations” was echoed
by a. statement in the New York
"Journal of Commerce and Commer-
cial Bulletin” yesterday. The state-
menf‘was in the form of an advertise
incut showing the status of the Lon-
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DEATH RATTLE

Echoed By

VALE STUDENTS ARE TRAINING
NEW HAVEN. Soon, March 22.:4n
a call for Yale men to indicate wheth-
er they wash! he may ior service in
case of war by signing information
blanks, (m. D: 531:1 is mentioned
that. 1,280 Yale own would he want—
ed for the mo ofliCt-rs‘ training
of America. Although a 'small c0333. corps, which “mm ‘09 trained at the
pony, the statement showed it to be 6011959-
in a thriving state. This is one of 1
the two companies which A. G McII-y
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Connecticut could have had it theI .: M

t 1 — :1
tax 5 'stem of his ' " 1'; . ~ ‘ 3
In; -l) . . t E oldie ,‘154110‘ bOI {33¢ 7’7 ’ fe‘RiGthL .. af
. :1 1. Mi. .\lt.llw.11nc, who is. many W _ e
per of the London & Lancushire 111-: HIMBIIEG‘ ”’“lk . ‘ Milk
dcmnity (‘oznpam and 1)"! shield of; ”mm

the Orient Insurance (‘01111111'13 ap-

peared with othei important insur I
once. men before the (‘01).lllliit‘t, and

he told how he had been compelled’
to organize the London 6;- Lancashirm
Indemnity Company and the Saieguard I
Fire Insurance under the"

:s :32. ”-5-“; 3 g; I’My“ Cit-'5 YOU

‘ ‘ .moPriea
A 131mm Diet for All Ages.
Keep Burlidr's Always on Harri
Quick kinda; Horne or Office;

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Provost! Litigation

An Enormou; amount of costly migration that
passes through the courts in: the result of badly
drawn Wills or poorly chosen individual Ex-
ecutors or Truztees.

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You can avod ouch wane by having your
Attorney draw your Will and appoint Il’it
People' 9 Trust Company as your Emma-r.

1111 words .—

TRUST COMM?

333:)\ of South Norwaik, Conn. /f* 3. '

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, 3 E xira Stamps
I 100 Stamps with 1 can B. Powder .....-.-.... ..
:0 Stamps with r bot. Extract;

3 10 Stamps with 1 bot. Extracts 10¢
3 :3 Stamps with 1 can COCoa .......--..... . . . . . 20¢
I 10 Stamps with i can Lyc .................... 10¢
- 13 Sta...ps with 1 can Chloride Lime ...-... . 10¢
I 10 Stamps with 1 L101. Ammonia .......... ....... 10¢
1 10 Stamps with r _bot. Bluing . . ......... .a . . . . .. 10¢
10 Stamps with 1 hot. Wash Fluid ...---e.‘ ......... 10¢
‘ 10 Stamps with 1 can Atlantic Cleanser .... ........ 10¢
‘ 10 Stamps with 1 Can Kleen Sweep ...“ ........... 20¢
l 10 Stamps with I pkg. Dog Biscuits -.. .-..-. . . 10¢
3 10 Stamps with 1 lb.vC03ee ....... ...... . ..... .. 20¢
15 Stamps with 1,11). Colicc .....-.-..--.. . .2513
20 Stamps With 1 lb. ("Julieta . ............ .300? P
30 Stamps with 11b.Co!Tee...... --..-... . .33¢ '

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Andean/v Davey. Zinc.
98 Washingioa St.,So. Howells

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"Mild to {1551131 the hospital at iii)" :IOIE‘ZIIU‘P: {ruffle .1tlv ,I‘ddm 'd t? cruitin:r are being redouble: The regulations may have to be made. W9 I ‘ elk-mu
# v—r‘ " " ‘ - . t '1'? ‘" _ . ‘ a ‘ ..
a ‘ _ tin-111 in providing hologram for the present month has seen the largest have on that committee a‘mnn we can; ~-.,._... 7 Cakes BESt Laundry satanic“, ‘l‘rge
' WW “' . occusuon. recruiting on record. with a net in .J‘1 depend upon.- Tllt’l" have “SC-(l “’lemn" Preacrip— Soap - 25c 1'4.“ 3" m 'in Tomato
LASKETBALL A pleasant feature was the presen- crmi'e 031947 ' committee on Labor I Prescription 99" . ...... . l . . . . lb W m I Ch
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world chit-1111110115 V; “OWN? l' l‘Oiinliifotnu (lip 13 1:10p axir int"; 1 i We. may; 3-3:???“ upon on very They have 'sed “Neutrone Proscrip— Ginger Snaps ' ' roc ' n :01 :06 a ' J
armor-y Rescue out s’a c "2,. ‘3 1r. 3mm"). mm 3,333 333.33c333..33_ “"“‘ " “" Shim nouco F0 furnish carpenters, tiou 99" and their tired, aching, Best Prunes . . . . 2 lbs. 250
« ly all its en’ects in a fun in the S ein SAYg ”' ls SHCKY ~. 31111130113, 1ron~workers, chauffeum. weary 533031933 joints and muscles
m 1 n ' vi " I I - ' t
11t Luildinq tin. a. week a 0,:1nd the3 cooks, or other workmen,—hence the have disappeared. what B. Wile! after BEST SELECTED POTATOES ~-~»~~~~-- - r 5 53¢ peck
igi“ “333 339 33391113 111 ..e e.l. committee on labor will have a very

 
 

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All orchestra from the New Haven
mum furnished cvc nllrmt: tnvtmmm. .3
tat music, and there were delightful;
meal solos and quartets during the
degree work

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Our-Amoney Iaddcr' is within your reach. Will in‘ be up-
‘ 3 Each time yowspend—spend wisely or spend
s you deposit at the South Norwalk Savings

always safe and ready at your command-and
hile are earning compound interest. Watch your

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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Cincinnati Man Tells How to Shrivel' and firemen will have to (20-0 rate.

Up Corns 80 They Lift Out

Ouch 1 r 2 '2 1 I This kind or rough

talk will be heard less here in town
it people troubled with cards will fol—
low the simple advice of thin Cincin-
nati authority, who claims that a few
drops of a 'drug called ireezone when

fripplled to a tender. aching corn stops

soreness at once, and soon the corn
dries up and lifts right out without
pain.

He says treezono is o sticky sub-
stance which dries immediately and
never lnflamos or even irritatee the
'stirroundlng tissue or skin. A quarter
of an ounce. which will cost very iitr
tie at any drug store, iii Said to

. man.

important part to play.
‘ Committee on Fire and Police.
- In case of tires or riots, the police

3 .

GI'Y.

I3Some plan must be worked out in' ad-
vance. We have 011 the committee‘a
man who has had‘ years or experience
in handling both'roi these classée oi!

tore intended it should be.

life's comiort and—happiness.

‘ ‘ ~ -. a o 1.00 size.
This 15 just 33' 33.3.3“ outline of What orders tille 11 $

the canons units of our committee
may do, but each oils as he gets into

“1" Wk "no like the actor, “Make
his own parts:

It doesn‘t matter at all whether we
carry on the work along the lines »
moped out, lint there soon will hen"
lot or work to do somehow in some
kind of fashion and at lent we yill
save time by being organized to do

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these long weeks of suffering and mine
“Neutrone Prescription 99" causes
all rheumatic poisons to disappear by
purifying the blood, making it as no-

Go to your druggist and get at 50c or

$1. 00 bottle and insure your share of
Mali

For sale \in South Norwnlk by HgA.

5 lb. Kit! saucy FAT MACKEREL a. 231,30 each
3 lbs. Med. Size'PRUNES for 9 25¢
OLD FASHIONED CODFISH .-.---W. .. 17¢1b.
RED MARROW 1315111313-..- 1039 11,.

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OPTOMETBIS?

' 58 Wall Street. W

KRYPTOK LENSES—Fooling ms in «8.1.1 .9.
Shell Shut-0n and Other Manchu.

Thoroughuaminotion of the eyes woof rpm
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