l‘Y MAR“. l‘
i... \ll MAIN ST.
to:
ORWALK
4”. Tattle, employed in New York
,. about. the week-end with his fam-
li‘ort street.
4”. Hall, of New Haven, spent yes.
\' with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
of Cottage Street,
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Mes w. Staples, of Pine Hill.
m- m been laid up with illness for
' time, is recovering nicely.
m H. Mending spent Saturday
mytigeport. where he served on
’ all] in the Common Pleas Court.
‘ beautiful weather of yesterday
‘4" many fishing partials. Sev-
hm catches of eat fish are » rc-
ll” meeting of the Third District
' 1 Commissioners was held
Wen‘ng and routine business was
‘ _ of.
I.»
‘ it On renovating the Colonial
my» proceeding rapidly. The Hy.
mum Company will take pos-
Mon-obortly.
public reception will be tendered
‘1 night to Rev. Harold E. Wil
the new pastor of the Bust AW-
m
“at: film no we. a? m up
tested the visual tit tam ui.
sessmrnt ta Ell‘t‘flifl, has «um
94 papers upon the
to: this year's taxes,
of "these suits, for some
auswsors have been at fault.
;-.:nd to. be printed daily
l )osted in the local post-othee
This publication tells
l day.
{hing about the war movement.
,‘plans for “mgistration day," and 1‘?-
assl‘o‘t-
lance of all citizens in the enitargency.
quiremeuts for the patriotic
Everybody is invited to peruse
columns of the organ.
who to: the ml the yearn it... we
holdup. upon the you“ that In! as
seletuuun that my
wk the hrginniu of a bimilor action
courts how not yet reached the first
reason or
other, to test whether or not the
The “Official Organ." a publication
authorized by the president, recently,
during the
,course‘oi’ the war with Germany, is
every-
. tan-«We
gitirlt “Md?! H: 2*
“"““"*“m if
.15... ~‘ '
‘. i.. i . 4' x. i luni i:4: it t ”*3; “ii i . .
in (kt Stool ”$14.4 x, .th . . i lMW’W‘A ‘ww'w “ l" *5 * “I
uh in“: tail “ 4k uuw. Now. in IQ ’v’ ‘ “f “*3"
‘ a. ~54 Ami” $0 hid in RF? Titania” an n... dim natal: t
M a! ; Inherit” t‘ .3 M “Pr-i, 34 80:13:83 Buy 81:83::- alumni-
'ulmJ‘ 11 i .. inc: at ‘iaibtllr‘ko‘. , t llbllwu“ if.» M FWM4 willingnfi m it ll» 3 mt. . l.“
; in “new". in \tt‘uu than.» “out” nilwb
"‘lm dunno! fi‘h‘i‘iiuill at other» at th mapped out our night Mi ihi‘ boon
3:.lu’ ‘ 4! 3mm: oi 12w Methodist”! l‘lr'w unbound, the total new
to. Ni, livid Tumour mum. wt mm. and me We lo!
ultnl a the lolloalng but»; elected; yum!“ alter-non.
ill” would: Ivar l’rmditm, uni: 'i‘hlrlytwo boy: left Kuwait 8:
" l ‘Afldlflitr; \ll‘Wllli'Pw’ehl. Stirs. J. urday afternoon under tht- common
I 9 ell-as; set-rotary. Mm. .\l\‘Ill B ,0! Deputy Scout Commirs'onrr llou
\E'ilnotl,’ treasurer. Miss Kate Seeiey llu Min, and Scoumiuters Peri
tilll‘l'l Hunter, who recently return' an'd, 1‘34“"! MINE. Ed?“
ml to his home on ox Ridge, utter nav- 81mm! and Edward Nash. T he stun
:ug spent the winter at l’lllellursl, is “3 joined in camp Sunday nwmw
.l‘-"~" :t~- busy cumming most or bid by 81! more scouts. Scoutinaster E
‘(‘4.u\p(‘lll0r8 on the “’99 Burn 001! Wind Miller and Seoul Commission-
'll'T e. as he has been defeating near-t Pine 1‘1ch
‘3' all competitors at the Smtthern u'in- During the course of the day ll
"er resort during the past few months. boys were put through cooking uni
(harlcs S. Abbe of ‘w'est avenue. tent "“5198 drills, setting “1’ 9‘“
ll i has had a most successful season
.is the hailing supporter of Taylor
lielines in “ills Muir-Sty Bunker Bean,"
.irriwti home it few duys ago. where . _
he will remain during the summer er, , Among the scouts who Dalllflllalt
cept for such trips to the city, as re-‘ "1 ”‘9 bike “3‘"? tnernbers 0‘ EVtfl‘.‘
‘zr-arS‘als (or possible productions tori ”009 0f the City With the excepito
zzrxt yezir's theatrical season may; 0‘ the‘Rowayton contingent.
”millllllle necessary.
lull
MTV-
aittwugh the
local
Three minutes was the best tinit
made by the scouts in tent raisi.
teats.
each
s, the
l
lluliUr.
llvv. {harles Reynolds. piistor t
lNono rant.
William S. llm‘crill ,rcwnlly tlllt‘l‘
.iinttl \‘v’illiizni Vein-r ol".\'e\v Yulll us,
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lGRAN'l‘S DEGREES T0 3
. 6 WOMEN, -l MEN ‘
(Continued from First Faxed l
J were. married on February 2, 1895l
The older he grew, the uglier he bt--_
cattle, the plaintilf testified, declaring:
also that her husband had threatened;
to cut her throu‘i. l
Married But a Day. l
Mabel (lulpin and Herbert Johnsonl
ll were married in Bridgeport on Svpl
lumber 2. 1917.. and the following dayi
Johnson deserted his wife. MFR;
Johnson was ground ll decree. ;
Anna Kitcmar of Bridgeport, was:
lgriiuttd a decree from John Kiicmuqi
u ILA
~.i 4”. _ J \
)l' lllcl an to; only ol‘ :1 minor (llllll.
motor
rises and various other outdoor tests.
The high school boy scoupt troopl
which was organized it week ago is], H ”m Ioc'il high school on West ave-
‘7‘?“ " flaw .m-
,
C
K
UNCIE Slot was;
. . -. , rants.
. .. \lACE ~ STENOGRA
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. Male and Female.
4
in l tilt of. stone, ‘ _,
‘ ’ l 'J o I
- , g.“ Examinations
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" t - .l imr- : , 1" IE8 Y
t. - , your ; E‘ ery DA
' '25.“th “ l. m—
“ T.'tt ' ‘ll .‘ i
,_ v I‘ I i
. Merrill Business
t u. l” t l ‘ .
i x I ‘ J
, , College
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‘ 1 South Norwdk
; aumford Porn Chester.
lHORACE R. NASH COR“, MAIN AND WEST STS, ‘
5-..-“ ..__._, W- A 1.. -~~__-._. . . -..- 1..-- .. W
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service. There are now twelve niemvl DAUGHTERS 0F CASTILE CON- ‘ " ‘
‘wrs of the troop. but it is expected W
. _. . VENTION ‘W
that twenty-live more boys Will 11‘ .1
ho ranks after (he first of June, Members of ille naught-R‘s of (':I:-- l: GREAT REDUCTION
Smut work in diowayion is being” tile, t‘ourt Laurel, No. lot}, are Ilfll‘lltl‘ 1i
"avidly dovetailed under the direction in" tho .4”... (.0,,\,.,.,,,,., M .1 t . l 011
v. ... i . . .» "H - — n tlztttiiyt
oi hmmm‘u‘t” lra Q‘txregoiy who has ganizutlon which is being” lll’lll in ‘l
taken the plates: of bcuutmaster Jack- r - t IOOTWEAR
son. who was recently called away to Slam‘m'd 10‘1“. Moms ”ms“ “'11) t:
‘Marrison. N. J. Th new seoulmaster are representing the local lodge :ch, l, at our
'5 1 th “seisttjd 11w Assls‘fint- M185 lluzel llluke, Mrs. Cornelius 1m- ‘: -
.‘coumls 8r amen enn ugh, on to Y. . ~. ~ . . . _ ,
“rs in the troop, twenty in number. glam“ #111th km” HOV-Hill an] ML" ll REMOVAL SALE
are taking hold of the Work in a very corn m“ “‘5' . - ’ MAX LEVY
nthura tic manner. Signaling and The convention opened this mm‘n- l
lrst aid courses are being given 61"" log at it) o'clock with services ‘il s, S W ' Q ~'\
. . . . ‘ ‘* ' ashm on trout;
in] attention. A meeting oi the troop. Mary‘s Church, Stamford. The mayor ii 1’45 gt w
1(- um... mm lust “not was attended ' i
of the city made an address of Wei-
come. The meeting then adjourned
for lunch which was served at the
i‘luvenport Hotel. in the. hilt-moon
by twenty of the members.
All secondclass scoulrl are advised
\ bear "w lecture on Home Gardens
him will he delivered this evening
l
t Wrwm.
The Banner Bakery
.lllitodist church spent Friday lnl 'llll‘ that; of Ernest Sunbnry of
\‘W’ YUI'k Cll)‘. Elll'illlitllol'l against Gertrude Mlll'lflll
———-— . r' i‘ttol-Zs‘ Sunbuiy of Sprinzii- id, M11113.
la‘-::.-r.sive improvements are brim:l “-"-~ ”‘lllllllll‘ll “Mil l'I‘l'il'T nollc
:t‘HL'l‘ ti Miss Jennie Gerow, on 1.9.1. was shown that M s. Sunlmty hut
'oy avenue. {not roieived it copy of the divoro
_ ‘_.___ {complaint but another woman 0! [ha
now coming along: in 11110 Ninth, and.
under the direction or scoutinustc
Percy Quintard promises to be one oi“ .n charge this season,
‘ , the. crack troops of the city.
nut.» to the grounds about the l'(’.\'l‘.l’0llltl be sorted on the ili‘fl‘ll'li‘llll. l in". taking up signaling \vot‘k wllbl
great enthusiasm, and expect to he
come experts in
The boys .
this
“one, by Director Chapman. who has
' lilic agricultural campaign in Norwulh
Fred McMahon. of Bridgeport, spent
branch of that yesterday in Norwalk.
ot‘ (‘llllllllllll‘i will attend.
. ford.
the business meeting will be, held until
officers elected. in the evening there Tel 357
will be it dance at which the Knights!
Many of tlwi _
local Knights will journey to Show customers With PIES, made ‘0
‘5 Monroe street
We are now able to supply our
.order each day. We also have
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEn~
. W” Superintendent Jzunes Ff 144.2; t~ nan» llitll llélli'tl llil‘ i'vgirstt'rrt
,1“th is interesting ”,3 pupils of; letter in which the complaint was on
it ml in collecting old newspnncrecml‘w-
ii-l magazines to be sold [or the bone: Am”, WertulJo ““‘l‘l'lpd Mabu l
,1 m. lied Cross work. Hendrick in Brooklyn on October 2 l
l
. i19lzl. and left her two months latei [I
Ernest lt‘. Sexton, who has (‘mllplel-I ht‘t’uuw he had grown tired of mar-
d ll: sophomore year at the Mussurt 3'5"! ““5 M'S- Wcrtullo. “'1‘“ “‘1‘“ ll
MIN“, Agricultural College at Am.l?\'tll‘\\‘:llk \yns elven u decree of di-
.3».:' is now, Ecl‘l’lllg m ”u. milltm‘yi vorci- on the {around of drsertion.
riot Factory, has accepted a po-‘
in New York city.
Mm Richards, for Elf‘l'tll'al years ont-
1:111 the Jackson Meat Market.
l9! avenue, resigned Saturday
tit-low working in the New York
at.
like first quarterly conference of
‘ 'flfl-St' Avenue hi, it). (‘hurt-h was}
, ,d.mtwday morning. Routine bus—l
was disposed of. Dr. C. W. Me
at; diuirict superintendent ut-
the meeting. and also occupied
Wt (luring the morning service.
‘ ‘Wllltam H. Beers, of 42 First
ft, mu the victim of an unfortu-
midoat Friday, Mrs. Beers vxns
m in rhiiting a piano when it
and fell on her right log. The
wen; while not serious, are very
as at! confine her to her home.
W M. -Woli‘e is in uttrndmit-e.
GWAYTGN
W0” fishing is reported. Mnnyl
AAAAAAAA
pvvvvvvvvvv<
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l
its been painted and launched
4m in positional the club
3!... M. Allen's launch, “Grebe,"
.n pointed and placed in rendiv
r the water at. the Miller ship
uiSmiilwine.
labor is scarce in this section.
“formers and market garden-
: -ot!erlng exceptionally good
{omen to work on their farms,
‘Qit'tnkers" in sight.
futon Stabell, formerly janitor
IENtmvalk Yacht club, has been
its Janitor Edward Beers in
in; the club floats and placing
in WW5 for the season's
Wt of M. E. Doly, which
V, on the Rowayton shore for
imtts, sailed on Saturday for
L “B”. long Island. and the sum-
probably be spent along the
store.
Wm he MW
schooner shut-pie
l \Zcroton Heights: fingine Commit,” smoking (llflill't‘lll‘bf on iliu out.”v nitd,‘
i
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91.38 caught in the Cove Pond.‘ lull, drink lots of pure water.
7 l Rheumatism is caused by urir acid
{m no“ of the ‘Norwalk Yacht ’ \Jllt‘ll is generated in the bowels. ”,0“. on a pool in the State Supreme
" . Wfllmfi
1.. and V
:swinpntenl nl l"_lutlrhnrg. the Too Speedy.
v Joseph ii. Doniico of Bridgeport.
'l‘l-e 'l‘lnchelors' i‘lub of Noroton is “'l‘“ “‘i‘llllvil ”3.5 no bud {plum his
“Ellnllll! for. an enjoyable time onlwm’ “”10““ "-‘l'k llztmlt-o, ill from
v'ednosduy governing. May 23. in ”10' WW “'“ll “HUM Hit-N. and seen her
will. it will be it. repeat ovenln .0i ”'8‘ all“ “all lllltiu'u Ur :1 curvlngll ‘
'lm secondiunnunl ball given byi his “9““ PW?“ “N r-tld fill“ was noitrz . g
loll llllll. He said that she Willi intox-l
.
i
t
club. .
floated most of the
l “ll-1‘. illltl fro»,
{‘1 tnolnlnt has been made to Deputy, ”fan‘s”:"infill.“ im‘: “"11“” ‘” pil‘lgl’t"
iiviit‘t‘ 'l‘uylor that {our horses hove, l‘ ‘ 'H“ #th1.“ “4:" ”3" in... becnt !
- .,. ‘.l _‘ h ’ ; ~ .- i ,
wen put out in pasture on property oft ,‘M‘ “51,! ”Will ' "m l‘“ 1‘" h" ‘0" l
vori-tt Raymond, in (llenbrooli Road. ‘ ' “‘"l ”HIM, Andrew. t
- 4 ‘5 4' : t I .~_- I “”4 n... . .
x'lilwnl Mr. ltnynmnd'o permission “will ”ll “ll"! .1“, . ,...ittit~d u,
l‘imm of the horses disappeared PM it)“, (i . ”“r 1‘“. Ell-"UM oi thitdtllityl :
night. and the other trampled g‘u‘ ’ "' "“ “‘4‘ " ' 1
i'....l(..o \‘v‘esi. one of ll troupe ("l '
‘: i'il‘t‘i'r who mine to tin.z «unity in'
”H“. with l’;-yl:yr.'.: :z‘ctl is no: :1 rot l
.lnnl of this city. :zt:lt;~,lt! .
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l
”Ans up that way. |
Junior. W. Garlell of Hiidiltintl Form.
'éarlon, died Friday lllll‘l‘llottll, i-i .. ‘ ‘_ ' t‘ tittorth
Mumford hospital. where be under ,§‘ "' “"“ “““v AW" Went, living it: ,
ent 'nn operation for uppendioitia “”“‘"“» 0“ lllt’ wound oi ocscrtiou,
ill married her on Marci: 153, 189“.
.lr» dot-lured lliill he lliltl uriud her1
duty limes to com» to this country.l
ind sent llf’l‘ liltl‘i‘) :irl \‘tlnnir'm‘cll
.t lil:.llt‘- it home for lll‘l‘ l'l‘l‘t‘, bull.
“" lll't'll‘ l'ttl lo l'l'lliitlll in lions-lit:
" lii‘rJ-l‘ llll‘l'll hv :|. "one mar.)
l ‘ ' llrittgc. Judge llcrtl stunt! lint lit"
0 t l‘VDnltl lake the ("we ll'l'li‘l consider»!
lie". 1
Q a I ...»._.-_. _ . . _ n
BR'N [ll-,llllllllISl tMRS. moonav's TRIAL BEGlNS.‘
U l: SAN l
ital. morning. lie lntd bet-n ill :iincrl
'i‘uesdny. lo was in his lllth your. ll"
'orlted its a [)t‘llllll'ylllllll on Highland
“arm. His earlier days were spent in
"mrlen, where. he was “duvet“l in ”wt
um;
li‘liAf‘Jt‘lSCO. .‘.l:>y :‘l, l:l-‘
trio] of Mix. lli‘tnt Moon"). \yil‘~ t:
v: ‘
llioinits J. Mooney. who is li‘l‘nll‘l'
Says Skin Pores Are Closed and Uric . . . .
; tuner 01 deitili for tnurtitar c 'I,)‘n‘|ll£‘,‘ of
ti the piep:i:~'tl'ieo:i xl:ty hard: and»
Acid Remains in Blood
Rheumatism is. no respeclor 0f {lgk‘.:'5i0“ how. on July 22, lplti \‘llli‘ll in.
sex, color or rank. if not the must ‘ persons: were killed or totally wound V
dangerous of human afflictions it in ct]. hogan today in lite Sumt‘fior t‘U‘.l"l
one of the most painful. Those sub-‘0" the smur- churnc. Mrs. lt‘ooroy, ;.
. =mustc tenciaer. Is our at five lll‘l‘1‘Olli
led to rheumatism should eat llldlt‘lNl for murdrr 2n a result of the
meat, dress as warmly as Dosslb‘l’roxplosion. and is the third to lri tries.
ovoid any undue exposure and, ubovCEWarrcn K. Billings, the first defend
taut, nws convicted and sentenced t)
lllfe imprisonment. Moonvy‘s convic-
amltlon followed. The cases of both are
‘ \ i
must-
less
ubsorbed into the blood. It is the tune-f. court. 151' l Weinberg, it lllllllll'em.‘
lion otthe kidneys to filter this arid and Edward Nolztn,_:t machinist, (ho
tlrotu :hr. blood and cast it out in the .{e'nllnnung dt-londuti‘tu, “'9 awaiting
‘ . . . , ' ria.
1urine; the pores of inc skin are also
. l Judge Frank H. Don C, ‘ t. ~a
:t means of tracing the blood of thrsl n m “hm"
impurity.
lCOUl‘l Mrs. {money it ill defend herself,» l
in damp und‘ehilly. FOld,is expected to withdraw voltmtarily‘l
weather the skin pores are closed thus
forcing the fiidneys to do double work.
from the case today in favor of a
they become weak and sluggish and,
..._.. w--. ‘ _ ”M:
jurist from another county. Charges
of prejudice \vcrc i‘wuntly made '
. _ ' figainst. Judge Dunne by Maxwoll Mt:-
fail to eliminate this uric acid \Vthh‘Nutt. attorney for the Mooncys, lie--
keeps accumulating and Circulating cause of alleged utterances made by
through the system. eventually selt- the. Jurist in connection with the Bill 2 .
. ' _ . q sin lugs trial. over which he presided‘
ling m the Joufis and muscle: (J ll 5 "I
. Judge Dunne later announced that l -‘:
.stilfness, soreness and pain called would not lx‘esitle in the case. it‘
, rheumatism. ——~ —- 4*...-.‘_..___... '
At the first twinge of rheumatism HOSPITAL NOTES. l-
.zet from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jud Salts; put it tablespoon-
[ul in a glass of water and drink be.-
fore breakfast each morning for n
‘woek. 'l‘hls is said to eliminate uric
‘acltl by Stimulating the kidneys to
normal. notion, thus' ridding the blood
of these impurities. .
Jad.Salt§ is inexpensive, harmlosg
and is mnde..from thencjd of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with lithia
and is used with encélleut results by"
thousands of folks who are subject to
rhgmguamf' Here you no .9 plea-
‘sqxitreiteireemm tithimater noun
which overcomurlc will out! it, .
yo ‘ ldne
Mrs. John Carmen. of Westport was f
nduiitted Saturday. - . l
Discharged Sunday—Edword Plan-l
lgnn of North Wilton: Miss Lnlul
Preusset' ot‘ Cliff street: Miss Millie!
Wind. of 33 Raymond street: l-lvercl'l
Maloney, of Sear Hill avenue: until
Albert Rovositiii. o. " “ - strcet,l
Stamford.
,' NAVYRECRUITING TRAIN. .
.. CHlCAGO, May 21,-“ Aspeclul navy
recruiting: train was run over the. olr»
rated railways of Chicago toditv. Our-
car was modelled :ther tho-bottle
uhip Pennsylvania, two curried mod
his oil submarines and of .nubnito-tm ,
chaserayund ,a fourth was usedozt ': ,t
ecrutting omen. it oneémund t‘tun” tut . '
, n . . .
ml
Open sluices of system each morning and
wash away the poisonous, stagnant
matter, says authority.
A glass of hot water with a ‘tcaspoonlul of
limestone phosphate in it, drank each
morning before breakfast. keeps
us looking antlwfeeling fit.
Life is not merely to live, but.
to l'vc well, out well, digest woll,
work we“, sleep well, look well.
“That it glorious condition to
attain, and yet how very easy it is-
it‘ one will only adopt the. morning
inside hath. .
Folks" who are accustomed to
feel dull and ”heavy when they
arise, splitting headache, stufiy
from a cold, foul tongue, nasty
breath, acid stomach, can, instead,
feel as fresh as a daisy by open—
ing the sluices of the system each
morning and‘ flushing out the
whole of the internal poisonous
stagnant matter. - '
Everyone, whether ailing, sick
or well, ”should, each n'iornlng',
. before ‘ltrcakfast, drink it glass
of real hot water with a teaspoon—
ful of limestone phosphate in it
to \Vtiltill front the stomnehrliver,
kidneys and bowels the previdus
day‘s ind‘igestible waste, sour,
bile and poisonous toxinu; thus;
cleansing, sweetening undpurl;
. . \, 1
tying the entire alimentary canal
before putting“: more food into
the stomach. The action of hot
water and limestone phosphate
on an empty etonmch is wonders
fully invigorating. it cleans out;
all tho-sour fermentatitms, gases,
waste and acidity and gives one
a splendid appetite for breakfast.
While you are enjoying your
breakfast the water and phos—
phate is quietly extracting a large
volume of" water from the, blood
and getting ready for a tlibrough
flushing of all the inside organs.
The millions of poetic who
are bothered with constipation,
hilious spells, stomach trouble,
rheumatism; others who have
sallow skins, blood disorders and
SiCkly complexions'arc urged to
get; a quartet"pound of limestone
phosphate from- the drug store,
which will cost; but little, but is
sudicient to make anyone 9 pro- _ . .
n‘ounued .erank one the subgect of
internal sanitation. ‘
~ i
1:7 , ruinous. . ,.
J ' vtszmrnn momma:-
. .. - .-. W .. ._,_ RINGS in addition to our regular
stock,
W
l
l, The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
l‘ The Onlv Fully Equipped
l! ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES ‘ .. ,
Phone Cos—v50 So. Mailing.
do. Nat-Walk, Music Hall Elk.
HZELUFFS
Drug Store
1 North Main Street
i B33--Phones-- 1 532
l ._....
Whitman’sthucolates
”
Drugs Prescriptions
' ltuvid ‘dt Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tat. office. 1069.3; liauw. “8,
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
HEW RED MEN'S BUILDlNG
outwit uousu
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Nat-walk
Opens May I 4 ,
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD '
COOKED TO ORDER .
"W
‘JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop.
Telephone 720 '
$M
Beeeron 8t Wine
Tonic. Stimulant and Appetizer.
1?. H. BAXTER
Drums:
* .1
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—dn' c. 4...
- "Smith, Underwooc,\
. Remington; nil other
.makes, sold. ”RS".
repaired. ; tumours ~
per month! *Macllin‘e‘e ,
cold no per mth:~ 4
., ‘.. .4
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