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‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ooivcd than several your}; 217-3 and it
‘ (is. [damn-rd to iorm 2m 1‘.er .7; which out cost to the as .
‘wili interest the youth of til ccmmt: :IIXOSL g ital to they :zood friends.
lnity. During the year wt; have: sufiere-iLThc splendid hardwar '- n gilt from
' it lion-i. It is expected the
policy before
b.1911 rc- witli .hrc-r- local firms.
All the painting has bccn done wtttt
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will
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Ithc loss of one active member and one:
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honorarv member, thc former a direct-{hull will be red-u} lul «LN
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'or and able. worker, the latter a gen‘ Il\ol’e'nlb91‘. .
lawns trier-d | This committee is greatly indebtui
‘ H . . - -‘ .‘.:: for
Thc public scrvwe Commillt-c, With 1‘? 0‘“ alcmlfii, Ml“: '1 111 151552,!“
assituncc from the board of health. has ‘hls Icontinucd “lure“ m_ e “H .
greatly improved a number of vucuutlms interest in the work. his regular a.
lots on our main streets, have piacc.(ii“”mi”1'3e_at llie mgmmbtdnd 1113 89'1'
signs at various points, prohibiting on- ”f“! liclptulnt-ss an CO?” “*1 H d .1
ieciionablc dumping and udvocnted‘ 11”" fln““"e commune 5 a B
May 3 and t in this district as “clean
[up days.”
The visiting commit-tee has caiird
i . . x. . h
“1pc“ mammoth Snelnbel; and hioug t:‘vociution have been cxprcsscd to each
t. let-r to c crs urlngltncss. i. . . . 7 fl , .
‘ " ‘ ' l " I. thul in in
l The depot and triangle- committeeslm'hndu‘u‘ and M “a:
, . . d‘i donor may feel that his gilt helped
{de kept the” respective Oman 3 ‘nlwmpietitm of Community Hall, each
good condition, the grass has been on t
'lloakc possible a place for the health»
during the summer season and the‘
. , h .lul t‘uitcnuinmunt of our people and 2
”NH” trimmed. ‘1‘ e ccmcteiy com-“m" wlicrt‘ civic and socizti work may
millet) has placed in posuion as usual
, the advanced.
tvso flower urns near inc ccmctcry We are gratct‘ui. too. for the court!-
lguws‘ 1i .sics cxtcndcd by the Press, and lastly
l Therclici‘committcchasaccomplish-1M. would inc’ntion all who havc been
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cnv MARKET
p9 NO. MAIN ST
lcd $1.872. Space will not permit spe—
cial mention. but the thanks 01' the as-
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BElNfi EBHPI‘ETE'itd much during the post 5'9““$“B‘~"la.ssociatcd in the various activities 0
' lstidcs securing cmpioymcnt loi‘xiit=t1,,;,,S organization. The “party 00.01,.
---—-—‘ laud women there has 1’9““ procuredlt‘l‘iilltnl of tho members, their dcvotion
.Ew Norwalk Improvementétvr “WM!" families clcvcn pairs toil“ the work, the vast amount of time
‘ Association President Tellsfilm' 0“}: owrcoat,‘two liluldll'? “l9” Loud strcngth cxpondt-d, all nttcst the
. -, int'li. thirtytuo gatmcnts. rolls. blcudgspim of loyalty among our women,
l 0f Work Accomplished.ror nectly families clovcn pairs oi; and BM“ us in... cause for pridc in
During the Past Year {food a “ab-V “Trim and baby outm':this association.
._____ [and l-llt" choir, appcals for aid have. Roswptfuuy sulmiitlcd.
.. The annual int-cling of Eost Norwulk bccn frequent and the work far-rough; EDITH A. MARVIN,
' , ‘lmprovcmcnt Association was held his. ' President.
‘flursday, 'Oclobcr 2. 19l7. Otlicurs Tho school committcc has visited thol ..._
lwere electcd for the ensuing year: schools frcqucntlv and was always rt‘fi-i ~-lf you want. to buy a pair of shoes
President~llirs J. Wallace Marvin. rcscntcd on spocini days. During thc‘ go m the right placc——‘.\i. Joscnl &
First ViEe-i’rcsidcnt—dirs. Gcorge E. Christmas holiday this committee in- Sons. 05 3t
Thompson. lVllt‘tl 159 children to a special moving
Second Viccl’rcsidcm——.\irs. Snmuei’pit-turt- performance—this cnlcrtaiu-l Missionaries Heard Herc.
J. Kelly. lnwnt living substituted for the picnic; About 100 people attending the cm
Trcnsuor—Miss Louise Bussing. lubic!‘ tho ini‘untiic paralysis of thc prc- 'lcc at tho Advcni. Christian church last
Recording Secretary—Ellis. Myron\'i'.'\i<2us summers haul madc impossible Zovuning hoard Rev. C. H. Hudson give
Osborn... ‘38:} gnrnn‘uits and 3* pairs of shoes and an irttcrctzliuu talk on his work will:
- Corresponding Secretary—~Ztirs. Ev—rubbrrs wcrc givcn out during "m.”w llritisll troops in Mesopotamia. Mr.
erett 8. Bulklcy. ‘ lycnr, mulling it possible for many chiiwlliudson togcthcr with Mrs. Hudson.
‘ Board of Directors. Mrs. E. E. (ior- «iron to nttcnd‘scllooi properly clothnd.jliio wile, haw: ,bccn doing missionary
than), Mrs. H. J. liipson. Mrs. Edward 'i‘bl- library (‘Ulliltllllee has been very worlt in .‘llnsopotztmia us Adventist mm
11“. Smith, Mrs. Edward ii. Smith. Mrs. progressivc and is justly proud of tho sionurit's um] so arc thoroughly at
Ellis Taylor, Mrs. J. H. iltundic, Mrs. E. new index systcln cstuhlisitcdma sys- qnlliulcd with the country. Mr. i-lud-
lK. White. Mrs. Edward Davis. Mn. tcnl which pluccs our free library in Mlll had u map of tho country which he
Charles Seymour, Mrs. it. E. Morrison. tht- from ranks in regard to propcr had drawn from nicmory which show.
Mrs. Fred K. \‘l‘hcclcr, Mrs. Fred W. Conduction. etc. Many gifts of books‘cd Mesopotamia lying between the
Campbell. and Mrs. James Paul. and magazines have been rect‘il'od and Euphritlcs and the Tigris rivers and
l Auditordilirs. E. .E. Gerhard. 'tllcrc arc nwtnisesoi many mare when which also showed a number or cities
l, Treasurer's Report. ,tlm library if} movvd to its nvw lillfll‘t- along ull- bztnlts oi thcsc rlwm. Them
Balance in City Nat‘i. Bank y ' frets. i'l'ltlnlla bavc donated lht‘ir.59l\‘- citio-s wt-rv illl mcntioncd in the Bible
‘ l0ct.l,191ti . .............. “26.08 .N‘s m‘lti‘t‘ti‘lthll’ find lonncd ll'litlll't‘lt"!nlitl Mr. liutlson more a numbcr o!
lContribution to Building Fund 1.872.“ 4‘5. vie-din Ult‘ work-u ’l‘ht- librury llllb‘ ‘ Scriptu'ni icxls which related to this
1 awnings for year .. 491.1,] bran upon 97 ai't'crnoons, and on nvcrlrcglon in ”to light, of prophecy. Most).
-;‘_Na_~‘ag¢ or 3‘.‘ books givcn out ouch scsslon. ' potrlmizl is in tho licglon \vitcrc ill"
$2,789.25 The receipts for the your totaled union or lclllitwns locntcd and 31‘
6,000.00 $138.63. GXDFMPS $31-33. leaving fl bul- . though no onc has over actually found
:mco ol’ $116.80. fthc spot whcrc tho Gurdcn of Eden
in this connection mention is nin'id “its. lhv location has hccn prctty pearl
of the committee which twcurcd till ‘iy decided. -
The fact that they wore in such or.
scum;i
Pd. 6 months int on
Loan
............. $150.00 subscriptions for “Today‘s {lingo-i
To. A. Waidron 4‘: Son zinc." earning thereby $35.00 for the.hislorical rcgion gave added impetus
per cou'thrct ...... 4,000.00 association. 1 to tho work or thcsc two people, Rcv.
. lPd. Ftnctlnros ...... 600.th The garden committce has been tm .and Mrs. Hudson, and they told of
Expenditures 221.86 usually fictive during ”19 past summonltbt-ir many cxporicnccs with the Brit-
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H has co-operutcd With the Nol‘walk filth soldiers and also with some of the
Garden Club and greatly assisted by millvt-s of the region.
the Civic League which presented ourl ‘ The couple are stopping for a short
aSBOCiftNOD Will! a 591 of garden {OOlSltilnc with Mrs. Hudson's mother. Mrs
anti $44.50. At an exhibit given by theiA. ii. xu-kmon of 5 Edllc uvctiuc.
garden club in September, children un- l
dcr our supervision had forty-(light ex-I
‘nibits and received $10.25 in prizes for spot" the wcck-Pnd with rt-lzttlvcs on
vegetables and flowers. EScuvlcw avenue.
183 children enrolled “garden work.
and about 150 gardens were locuiod.‘ Edward Brcnnnn of tho Nnvul 110
During the past month a picnic was: scrvc. spcnl tho wreck-end with rcirt
enjoyed by over 70 of those childrcn— tires on EllSl \‘l'nsitington'slrect.
ice cream and cake served by the com- ..
mittec and prizesof $5. $3, and $2, are. James Ilaniord. the l
, _......_._ promised in October for the best enjoying it day
But on lland Sept 30, 1917 ”$2,514.66 stories on "Production." "Care of Gal-i
l . IJOUISE llUSSlNG, Trcasurer. dens." "Garden Account".’ In the chiiu
‘ Repot't_f9r Year 1916-1917. dreus garden tract 29 boys and girls
:‘Members oi' the East Norwalk im- started plots and (105,933,, dlz‘C:\-__f’vgiug Mr. and Mrs. Cbarics Stcrdling are
provement Association, Inc. conditions 22 finished the scason's 110m“: filler eniOying on cxtcnded wed-
, During the past year this association.v0rk. . vs: I“ dint: tour. They are residing at 16 Ed-
' . has held twelve regular meetings, four Th0 cntcrtninment and humor cqm lie avenue.
‘speclal meetings. and six director‘s' *“ “
‘ meetings, with an average attendance
i.
lTranst’crcd to Savings Bank 3
. ' $2,009.39
‘ Bal. in Savings Bank July
1,1917... ........... ......
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Hurry Datum] of New York city,
4,080.27
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36.089.60'
lPd. A. Waidron & Son
l per contract ...... $3,200.00
“Pd. 'F‘inch Bros. . . . .. 300.00'
”Pd. n. melding 75.00
1 “$3,575.00
ctlor‘c-irricr. is
off today. his plum
being tattoo by John Burns, :1 substi-
ttltc.
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Jul 1. m .
- pummzit-cutrtile‘turckw ..,. ~
. _ .muchss‘cicfihthwmof ..
fhcgnimiops W V
Iglgllocougmenscnfie. difiic ll
ti
nittee have mot iii-monthly during tho , - ’ “‘4 __ .
past winter for the purpose of limiting . .‘ "I
”.0: 31. various articles for the bazaar to bc DRUSQ'SIS “{Pl BuBY
one big work of the year has been held in November. A large amount cl ‘ ‘
the building of Community Hall, and work was accomplishcd‘,.many articles ' .
while it will‘not be a completed bulld- being in readiness. and orders taken ”‘ELfifiZfiSZTP,f§:,,:2,?n"‘9:?"°
"i‘lillill‘é‘i' ”‘° ““5 °‘ "‘“ °’“ fi“§f§f§.‘3.3f’ilf§'$023322 12.2.5322 “W“ °£ 5...... ‘°‘ ‘7:“'~'“"°“‘*
The mcmbershlp committee has in; with the third district firemen pro- Prescription 99 .81? being‘sold and
. , . .- . .3 . . .. ' druggists say this is the great‘cllt- rem-
‘worked'dmgentlr. ever striving t0'in~ ““5 333.50- !cdy they have ever handled. so
crcase our bimbo: Applicatibns for TWO musicales have We“ give“: Pm great, a demand tor a medicine has
ceeds towards new window shades for some good 1.0%,)“ka of it. "and in
the hall; 100 mite boxes-hams been dis- the case of "Neutronc Prescription
. tributed. a penny a daypin‘n—jpmceeds 99" the reason is its wonder-working
totvnrds the healing plant 0’ Commu- curatiVe power in all forms of rheu-
nity Hall. This committee has also matism. , .
bc‘en ttctive inlhedtcross work, haying Inflammatory, mummy and sciatic
Wide 40 “15810!“ shirts.31 pairs 0‘ rheumatism are dulckly'subducd. tho
‘pgamas, 12 hot water bottle-covers; 4 pains of. neuralgia are‘banls‘hed. swol-
p (rs bedsocks, and 10 bth robes. lien joints and painful mosaics disap-
, The building. committee has worked bear, the blood is purified and the zen-
continuously during. the year and while eral'ireaith improved when "Neutrdne
. fltthasvexlperlenced many diillculties it Pfegcflptjon sprig .usléc.
‘ has relé'eiilcd'fmuch encouragement in This successful prescription is ‘ the
I hermit? sift§,_»;h§[i)m1.§¢}r.ltr.ied..-remcdy or n famous specialist
_ . _ worn done ““1155“! 00“; ~ . used in his praotlcc for ye‘itrg. , .
' ' Groli‘itfl “broken ln'o‘cto'ber. 1916p no place this "Neiit’rono Piccolo
‘lo‘r‘ community mum! the com ct; ‘ (111th ii
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jcampaign ill October, 1910, for raising _
tiunds for Community Hall and collect}
. . wuss»
Edward F. Smith of Scarlet avenue
is cnioying :3 't‘ac§;;on Iiom his duties
socialicn and we are with the South New England Tclc- Ffirndly
7.1: one: company.
M r. and Mrs. Leilnlnd (irccnwood rc-
ic‘lnt‘d from their wedding iuui‘ Satur
nay crening. and are now residing ‘d‘.
the home of Mrs. Greenwood's lather.
Ralph E. Dewitt, on Edlic nvcnuc.
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Quite a number of the sporting cit-l
East Norwaik are planning ml
at Now;
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that I
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.attend the Kilns-Brown tight
‘Havcn this owning. They say
“fight" will be a mild word to describe
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Georgc Sturdcvanl, formerly
Gregory Boulevard. and First street.I
and now a member of the Naval ill» '
scrvc has been sworn into foreign scrv
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of
ice and is now stationed on thc subnta I‘WWWN
rinc chaser U-A stationed at New Lon ' l: ’ ..
0n. ' it . ' " "W” 1' N” l a Don't put up with the discomfort of a. cold house when at
l t: OWAYTO , , trifling cost you can install a GAS BOOM HEATER that can be ,
i The ladies of Christ church will hold :; ,5 used wherever needed. ‘
'a rummage sale at 206 East Washing- I _ . .%
ton street on Thursday. Friday and St- 1: ‘ g Hundreds of these GAB HEATERS in use locally and 1mm;
urdy of this week. They urge their ‘ij be seen to be “Wroclaw-
iricnds to give this sale ggnerous pat-
.ronage.
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Cards have been l'PCt'lVed from
Frank Scoficid. of Fort strct. who do
. parted with the National Army men on ,
[Thursday last for Camp Dt-vcns. Ayer."
gMass. Mr. Scotlcld says that he is
:iccllng fine and that hc gcts enough to
lcat and that the {God is very good.
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Tomorrow evening the Womcn's Mis-
sionary Sdcicly of thc East Avenue M.
E. church will hold lhcir rcgulnr
monthly meeting. 0n \Vcdncsdav
cvcning the first study period of the
“only organized liible class will bej
hold. This class will begin a study of
the life of Christ. All are invited to
attend.
The district commissioners met on
Saturday cvcning at tho oiiicc of the
plant on Boyvivw Hut-c. Only-routint-
maltcrs oi ilnportuncc to the people oi
tiw East Sidc wore discussed. 'l‘hc
coal situation this year is vcry uu
promising according to oil reports.
This muttcr will bc discussed at each
succeeding him-ting and action taken
Thcodorc Olson of Brooklyn. 1'0"
mcriy of East Norwaik, spent the day
hero yesterday visiting old trlcnds.
'Ighc unnunlcnnvcntion of tho (.‘on
nccticut and \wstcrn Mnssnchuscttq
Advcnt Christian ciulrch is bclng hall
at thc..\dvcnt church in Brldgcport io-
inorrow and Wetlncsday, and tho locu}
delegates arc‘ George ‘Von llcimont.
Mrs. (if M. Tceplc. Anna von Belmont,
and Mrs. Robert Thompson. The Sun-
day schools will moot Thursday one
the following arc the local delcgutci,
Anna \‘on llcimont. Mrs. 'i‘hcrcsa Pod-
zclny. Mrs. Esther Blackmail and
Dorothy Bruggc. On Friday the Loyal
workers will hold their convention and
the following form the city will nttcnd
Lydia Self, Anna Von licimont, Mm
,Thcvnsn Podzahy. Adolph Podzclny.
and Mrs. G.- MI‘ chplc‘.
The llndcuvor Circlc of the King's
Daughters will meet with Mrs. E. '1‘qu
tor, 48 Cove avenue. Wednesday anci-
noon at 3 sharp.
. li'lcv. Harold E. Wilson of East Nor-
walk. was in attendance at the Dan
bury Fair Friday; and was the guest“
inst night'ol Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.
Berry. of 104 Grassy Plain street, ro
turning homo this morning.~l)anbury \
News.
; Owing to the fact that a conductor
[on one of the trolley curs thought that
the East uvcnue railroad bridge was
on firc an alarm was turned in at 10:43
last evening that summoned tho May-
flower company to the bridge. When
they arrived thcro no fire was to no
soon or smelt. and they returned to tin-
enginc house.
l
l There is ilvblg dcmnn‘d for furnished
or unfurnished rooms. tints and houses
in East, Norwaik now that the Ameri.
can LaDcitcllc. Luci! company is to
open hero on Strawberry Hill within a
short timc._ chts- are very scarce and
:whcn there is an opening a little judi-
cious udvertisingusuaily results in the
place bcing snatched up in a short
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Piatt entcrtaiu‘
ed a party at dinner last evening in ‘
honor of their 26th wedding annivefi‘ .
salty, About 35 guests Were present.
all of whom had a. delightful time. Din
her was served at 7 o'clock, and tho '
room was prcttliy decorated with dghf
lias,~goldtan rod and ferns. Many hand-
;siiverware, etc.,..were* received by. tho
'counle,
Music with on-
‘1-
thc brand] Split—Hwy LLi l'lilli oil‘. 1-. '
1‘. t'. »- ‘. rt hing.
Tuesday—firs [all nip-22mg t-t‘ tLr:
some and useful-presents. oi cut-glass. _. -
*who wore all wished by‘ftbcir ;
~ “ departing glutamatwenty-slxmore years
. of bapplly‘inarrled lite. ‘ _ ,
" " ‘ " ‘ bothinstruz. .
Glues Pittman sores. l
Mfrd'lngrnirit' club of the fiirls"!
Socxly at ilzt' l‘csiocl‘.(-.- til .
Girl-1' Friendly society in tho Paris's
House: at 7:39. .
Wednesday-Woman's Guild or ill; -'
nrish House at 2:30. Too scl‘wd at it
o'clock. "‘
Thursday’»First fall m‘titiu . " «J
rectors helpers at Bigot No. West,
Main street.
Frank Carillo. formerly one of tho .
men in the fruit store in the limo! ”1
Manackemo block. who left for Camp
Stevens with the first batch of cigh= .
six mcnphas written homo that he h‘ s
icccii cd his iarraot as corporal
Dr. and Mrs. (‘harlcs E. Hacklcy oi
lilowarton avenue. have returned from
a thrcc wecks' visit in Scranton, Pa.
t‘harics ll. Briggs and family ct
Lakewood, N. J.. havv bccn spendln; n.
several days at their property h'crc.
PRICES $4.50, $4.76, $6.75, $6.50.
Supply limited at these price;
DON’T WAIT—ORDER TODAY.
. The Eounecticut light and Power Co.
67 Wall Street woman:
“m ....m...»- 1' ‘ W -«:§$~m=fff,.j; "a; 7.»:- a.
Mrs. Mary Mathewson and Miss All a
na Mathewson of New York city. are
guests of Dr. and Mrs. Charles ll.
Hackicy oi lloivayton avt-nue.
moved from tho Cusbman house in L3- York city.
gan street. to the Dickcrman house in
itayview avenue, South Nut-walk.
Fishermen llcrcubouts arc rcfionin;
good catches of frost iish off the local
harbor, and scvcrnl patries werc'out
ycuterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frcdwrick Spromr win
-———— Recently sold their rcsidcncc in Rm
Samuel Davis, clerk in P. Necdlcs'jwayton avenue to Miss: Carrie l’Pl" ,
grocery store in Rowayton avenuc.:have returned to Brooklyn for lilo
spcnt Sunday with relatives in New :wintcr.
!
Mr. and Mrs. Lul’ountainc have
WEFQEEEW
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Hopes every man and woman. here will adopt
this splendid health habit.
Says a glass of hot water with a teaépobrrful of
limestone phosphate in it washes poisons
from system, and makes one feel
cle‘an,~swcet and fresh. 5'...
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3 Why is man and woman, half morning clear the inside organs
the time, fooling. nervous, dcspon- of the previous day's accumula-
- dent, worriedg‘some (lays head'- tion of indigestible waste and
achy, dull and unstrung‘; some body toxins. Men and women,
days really incapacitated by ill- whether sick or well,arc advisedl
rncss. ‘ to drink each morning” before
If we all would practice the breakfast, a glass of real hot
”thinking of phosphat‘ed hot water water With _a. teaspoonfUI 0f Iimou
’ before breakfast, what a. grati’fy— t stone phosphate m it, as a harm-
' log change would take placer. . In- less means of washing out of-
stead of thousands of ‘ltalf4sick, the stomach,,lircr, kidneys and
anaemic-looking souls with pasty, bowels the indigestible material,
7 muddy complexions we should-see waste, sour bile and toxins; thus
crowds of happy, healthy, rosy- cleansing, sweetening and purir
checked peoplceverywhere. The fying the entire alimentary canal ‘-
reason is that the human System before putting more food into the
- ideas not rid itself each day of all stomach. _
' lthe waste 'it accumulates. under Millions of people who built
our present mode of living. For their turnat constipation, bilious‘
every ounce of food ~and drink attacks, acid stomach, sick head:
or taken! into the system nearly an aches, rheumatism, lumbago,
nem'ous- daysand sleepless nights
have become real cranks climb
the morning-inside bath. . * Al
quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate will not costmuch at the
drug store, but is suflicicnt to”
demonstrate to anyone .its cleans-
ifig‘ sweetening and freshening
efiect upon the. system ‘
ounce of Waste material must: be
‘ carried outt,.else'it' fermcnts and "
rum .ptomainc-likc 130150118 111
, the bowels which. are absorbed“
into-theblbod.. . _.
f '. ‘Jnst: unnecessary as it is to
lcl‘can the ashes from the furnace.-
each day,;b‘é'fore thc'flrewillibumj _
, bright 3am! hot, cone must each;
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