v
WANTED.
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WANTED-Hm MEN W'A’NTI‘JIJI 7.0 LET-3 1100118 AND PANTRY,l
“MED-LATELY To "LEW mg, 3“: 30‘ I'll". not range and bath. in first class condition. Inquire at Sen
‘A'I‘ POM". END OF BROAD lilet
L'I‘ROLLEY. SILVER iAiKE ICE CO.
‘ WANTED-MEN r0 usuvrasr
ice Sunday morning 7 o'clock. I. B.
Raymond .4; Co. 4
.'r'
WAN'I'ED — GALESWOMEN ax
' perieuecd .intelligent ladies willing to
work and give our business thoughtful
. attention for six days a week will find
In good opportunity with A. Dickerman
1‘ I Sons Department Store.
WANTED-CIVIL SERVICE 1‘le
Nominations in south Nonraik soon.
lien and women desiring government
cleri—zships. departmental. post office.
railway mail, customs, stenographers.
Write for free partil raucost
.Write for free particulars to J. (t.
.- ‘Ic‘onard (former government examin-
_ on 421 Kenois Bldg. Washington.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED
ping clerk with good references.
Iceptiousl opportunity for right man.
' State salary and make application by
. letter. address "Opportunity." care of
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'rourr.
Adults only. 1 iaowndes avenue. South
Norwalk. )5 3t
'ro LET—5 ROOMS sxo ‘BA'l‘li
with improvements at 125 So. Main
street. inquire at 127 80. Main street.
.14 3t
v-wv‘--a. ~Iv~~—-—I .—
TO LET—4 ROOMS. CONVENI-
cnt. Rent reasonable. 49 Fairiield sve-
nue. d3 3t
TO LET-5 “ROOMS, SECOND
“001'. at 12 Chestnut street. Inquire 40
liayvicw avenue. F. U. Lawton.
TO LET-LARGE OFFICE: ROOM
in Masonic building. Rent 012. Steam
heated. For further particulars in-
quire ilonneliy's Stationery store.
TO LET-PROM JAN. 10TH BUN-
gniow, 31 Lincoln avenue, 6 rooms
and hath. all improvements. Rent 820.
inquire of Chas, E. Hoyt.
'ro LET—0 ROOM! WITH ALL IM-
provements. Furnished or unfurnished
at 106 South Main street, Inquire at
United Grocery.
‘ Sentinel. 15 fl
WANTED—AT SO. NORWALK 5
' or 6 rooms with range. Rent moderate. rooms each, at 96-08 Taylor avenue. the little lender confers with ”km“
.2 Address "Rent," care of Sentinel. 15 3t city. Inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov. lti Grove‘ Ruppert this mop-“In"
street. city. Telephone 1852-12.
w WANTED ——- AN EXPERIENCED .
sewing machine operator. One who,
' has had experience in operating zig-
siig or hematitch machines and who‘
. Inu- ability to take a position as forc-
‘ lady preferred. Exceptionally good op
‘ ymrtunlty for the right party. Web-
: blur. l; Edging Corporation. 83 Wash?
lotion street. Apply top floor. it 3t
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WANTED—HY RELIABLE YOUNG
lady of good education, office work or
position in icpartment store or dry
Oifice, Smith 'Norwalk. 14 3t
WANTED-BY rasvxurscrumso'
concern. young lady stcnographcr.‘
willing to do some clerical work. Ap?
ply In own hand-writing. Address 1’.
.0. box 354, south Not-walk. It 3t
r l
WANTED—TWO on THREE FITR-
nished rooms with privilege of light?
hoiiscki‘epinz. Address "K," care of
'2 Sentinel. I 34 .‘iiI
WANTED-11”. AROUND HANDY
, than would iikc‘situatlon with real cs-‘
tare man to do repairs or factor)“
Work. .‘s‘o. ii lva Place. South Nor:
I'hlk.
WANTED—MAN wuo human-f
_ utands order cooking. to work in lunch
room nights. Apply "Lunch." care or.
Sentinci. i
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is“ WANTED «-— TIIRIJE I-‘l'RNISHEU
in rooms, twond rooms and kitchcn. Ad-
": dress “Furnished Rooms." care of Sen-
tlncl office. 13 3t
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WANTED—YOUNG GIRLS FOR
light work also one girl with some
knowledge of figures. Apply Edward
Home 00., Chestnut street, South Nor-5
I walk. j3 31.
To Lari—2 APARTMENTS 3
ro LET—BRICK BUli.Dl'NG. UN-
ion street. suitable for storage. Room
for four auto cars. The match I; lini-
iey Co.
To LET—FLOORS 01" 3 AND 4
rooms each. Pleasantly situated, elec-
tric lights and improvements. Rents
i
~'—‘“" <m°dml°- ""1""?- 84 W°°d‘""d ave-It'luh, provided Roger Pcckinpaugli.
nue. Tel. 365-4 or 473-3.
TO LET -- APARTMENTS FIVE
goods store. Some experience in se-:m., II”! floor, all improvcmcnts. “1190"". is m" of the question. as it
looting goods. Address. statlnc partic. Furnished. Only 826. ‘ rooms first would only M strengthening my} p0-
rniars and salary. 1R. -W., Caro Sentinel floor. all improvements. iieat supplied. mm“ and Wpakpning “mum
:25. Also a few other rents.
Ask John T. Haves
No. '7 Main St... Norwalk.
REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE
BUSINESS NOTICE.
llnion Parcel Delivery, Etlward .i.
Fluhcrty, proprictor. 'i'ruckiniz. long
distance hauling. Light and heavy
trucking. Office telephones 1581, 300
House connection.
Some of the members of the legal
Advisory Board were in session in the
‘city court room in the City Hall last. “
evening, helping those pcople who had
trouble in doing so. to fill out their
questionaires. '
LOST.
LOST—BETWEEN DARWIN AND
New Canaan. brown coliic dog with
white neck and back. Reward. P. .i.
Hewitt. New Cannan.
~—
LOST—lid”. THE usury .wuo
as... Told. For; Sale. sust-
IIess and Professional Omit.
Miscellaneous Advs.
«www.mwuwmm
mmmwwfim Slocum
anpcDoubIePricc.
FOR SALE.
”M”—--.—* .— d.“
von cue—aroma mutual
i
;
tiuel oilice. ‘
Ion SALE—FAMILY 110051;
(with one-half acre of land on West-
:Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-1.
ipikc. Must be sold at once to clone;
‘cltnte. Small amount of cult requir-tE
~ed. balance on mortgage. inquire
iKeogh & Candoc. Attys. United Bank
zbuildlng. Tel. 635-2.
1
-mwmm
i
i
mg to the i'nited Sta'3s Mi Chain.
he would not ('Gilit' without hi: friend.
tilililil lilfi TRADE
NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Mlller Vitus-l ""_
gins. the new manager of the YankceS,lMAy CHOOSEFgIELkig DIRECTOR
reached here last night after Ii tire ' ‘ l . .
gnome lournev from his home in (‘inq an HAVEN, .Inn. panama?
:cinnnti. I-‘ront now on be will turn.men‘ are advocating'thc appointment
his attention i'o building up 2')? 2; Ilihutsl'eivSlYMelilm'Vm-mg pfzoltlaiglé
. g e . e or . . ew ave
offensi'te and defensive power of ”wiliartford “mm at: New Engllnd di-
WNPW ‘0“ ‘ team. While "“‘gim‘irector under 'Dt'reciorficnerai licAitoe
;would not say. its much. it wnsiand they on the govcrnmcnt might
whiapflm that n his trade 1‘ pend- not find it 3 ad idea to secure him for
. . .I. c ' f fed-
m an thn w c the pciition under the n w pan 0
g d t n Ill be clolcd '" ‘ eral control. They also any n) mnn
more familiar with railroad adminis.
truiion could be found for this :ection.
i Colonel Ruppert. bv the way. Waitvltif the country. ,
ed um“ nearly 6 o'clock for his n", Exports point to w. Mellen as the
. one Wimsr ambition was to unify the
manager at the ofllce M the Van- transportu ion iaI-iliiies of New l-ZnK-l
kees yesterday and then departed. ”(land to 41.9,: (mm m“. managumpm‘
he had an important husiness‘engagci'he nicam. liolley and water trunspor-z
merit to keep. While waiting for the'tation agencies of this section of the
country. and he carried out his am-
“m'fl' “' ”um” th“ 0"” 0' mplbition through the unity n. the New
Yankees admitted that the "mwm‘nnglnnd Navigation company. the
WI'N‘IWIIIIHK to trade mi Pratt, the N.w tram" mad. and the. .\ow Eng“
second baseman. to the New York land trolley system. under one had
ts tar as he could.
lie made a drop study of the trans-
portation system from that particular
male. and as an expert believed this
'1) he the logical solution or.the trans-
portation problem in New England
Bythe ironv of war the very condition
which he sought to bring about and
the shortstop and a cash considers-I
iion were Involved in the. desl.
Such a deal» according to Colonel
‘ ' "‘9 which the government. prevented him
Tirowns are nusiou: to iii I“ of from accomplishing the government
:l’rat' tn the New York c‘.:lI. rc- through special powers given the
marked the Colonel. "but thov want president. In” brought about. and lb"
. . , 1 l’~cki 1“ h in returnll'm'", Mains is controlling t'Ic roads,
l"“‘ "m ' "I" ‘I in the same manner as Mr. hit-lien
This would he a foolish move to make wruid have do"? and in the. protecu.
and one that wouldn't help our club tion of which he was chastised by the
inny. After no not Pratt we would .KIWcrnment through the Sherman auti-
..hm-4~ to co um and find a shortstop to ”u" 1"“1‘1'1‘KM combination,
fill linger's shoes,
Hopes to not Pratt,
"tiowcvi-r. i will luv . “
Pratt in h'HN-I: that i‘ v
St. Louis rich ViiI tel.“
OPENING or HILLSIDE SCHOOL
POSTPONED.
- difficulty of the coal problem
the extreme zero weather are
”We? than I‘t‘rklnm'ich‘ I do" or. hit many changes in our daily liv-
knnw it ”Irwin" has a“? WW 5““ mg. Among the mt. the Hillside
under way, but when I sent in n tcic-T .
r'Im 'l llin" about the Fruit deal he ':CIIO:I is 11M"! ‘ change m in open-
. u-‘- h . . " n atc is was to have been net:
“trod hm: "W h" “"1” “""".'"“‘%r:esdav the eighth but will be no:
:2": :°r;‘:’:":‘3’l“b‘f’rl will" m‘m‘r‘poned until the following W‘W‘k.‘
l. :‘ltn‘lf'l:ti.\l'll-' arisen: olut bv iiarrv nonrding ”up”! living at a distance
r f . '- ha . .7 I) ‘ ..
Sparrow. the husincss manager of the? I. ’0“ notified that ”n boarding
I ‘ . idepartmcnt will not reopen until Tues
.rleIll, ttfit‘i Ii'xcizlns mccts met’t'tId .
[”11“ morning There are only fivci ny afternoon. January the fifteenth.
.old-ovcru from last season. 'l'hcsWand day pupils are being informed
I WW” 1” \i'allv Pint! 1’ quun 1that the regular sessions will be tin on
linker. Lislit- Nunnmaker. .Ioc cht‘flnixeds‘mdays. morning. January gm
nnd Iloh Shnwkcy. l' is obvious that! ”It" at '4"' ““h this postpone
Romp of thc "wimp“ WWW; whn‘mcu l is hoped that the regular
~ schedule can be carried on without
Aim“.
. . . . , , . . We
picked up two 35 bills in a junev .on :73; 2:171:11? “:35th will M iiurthcr interruption. The lost time
2‘T”.[12"0?::;n1:u:;;a:ine::ni::d dz:- ' __ ' ' ' ‘ will bc made tip later. when conditions
... c n .. ’ " i '
MW reward. 34 u ENGLAND acouccs BEEF cos. i‘” "‘M ”mmm‘”
WANTED -—- THOUSANDS GOV-
ernment war positions now open. Mon.
.womcn wanted. 3100 month. Write im-
mediately-for list. Franklin Institute,
'Dept. 28L, Rochester. N. Y. an no
WANTED-SALESMAN WANTED
, 23 guaranteed with commission. Box
or care of Sentinel.
wtit/ANT i
.l
”W
WANTED—SOFT SHIRT FOLD-
girs, sleeve inserters. tellers,
WANTED-TURNER TO WORK
In factory.
‘ wsurso '— SHIRTMLIEM. est
while learning.
mummy
‘r it.
LOSTc-iiOlJ) WATCH llRAi‘i-ZIJET.’
Lost! last night. Reward offered. Tel.
1833-12. 15 3t
LOST~-FiVi-3 DOLLARS REWARD
for return of six months old brown'
and white Lewellvn Setter strayed,
from Iiriggerman Bros. store Wednes-
day morning. Annie-rs to name of
Scoot. When last seen had on choke
collar engraved S. C. Ireland. Finder
please. return to 10 Pairiicld avenue.
LOST -— WED. NIGHT NEAR
Trinity Church. gray velvet bag con-
taining. key. child's purse and money.
Finder please telephone 1606.5.
AGENTS
[INTI-Ill FRUIT C0,.)
“'III'I'FI FLEET
_To_.
Cuba, Jnmicn, 0mm! America
and West coast of South America
Titties and Sailings on Application
1.1!. lsyton 12 Co. Inc
Heal Joints and insurance
5 Railroad Ave. tooth "omits
GREAT
' OUMPTION l
l.(I\"i'ii.‘~.'. .Ian. 5.—«lintii the sitna-i BIG INCREASE IN RECRUITS
(mpg-mpg. mp pnnsx‘mwmn of beehin‘ NEW HAVEN. .Iun. i.-'Fi;:ures giv.
l'lntrlunii niiiut'hc rcduccd at least onn.;"" “‘1' "’th UV “310? ll. A. .‘ulcrcer,
hall. 3”,.“de to an omciai FMMfi-ommandin: the t'onnecticut recruit—
ment concerning the scarcity of meat. 5 ing diatrict. show ”1‘" "Om April i to
The liaiiy llaii says meat will he
:December iii. l9i7. a total of 5.431 re
the first food dealt with under Infdimnfl had been 5"“er forms; "’2‘”
lthondzla's compulsory rationing pisn.‘ 1'" ormv, on "C?” M 3'20“ ”WI. the
Iiuiti-r :mii margarine will follow meatist'te's quota "I 2323 for ”“5 .5e"l"°'
and other foods will be added as they] December was the “"9“ month ‘0'
lvecomc more scarce. All the chinr.*‘" "milling with a tom of 1.897 up
foodstiiidf. “it nddu, will be rationed by l ““3““ “““WM' WWW 9“ '0’ ”‘9
849 for the National
April . remiinriarmv;
' Amv: National ”cc-4 12: Enlisted
lflflmo Corps. 3i: British recruiting
MEXICO NEEDS FOOD STUFF
i WIT" rul “UPPERT i The (‘mwn Prince of Siam. I’raong Artit. tweiI'e years all has com-
0 ' i it) the i'nitcd States to be educited. This photograph shows the smile bu.
{ vi'ore when he left the steamcr at San Francisco: The Siamese ligation Y9“ "’3'” and I3“id s "I
at Washington will have chili!" of 'I im. Prince Praong Illsllrllefl on iring- York fans. but be onto
his chum. It was in fact lnlililflt‘fd
VOUNG AND UNTAUOHT DRIVERS
ON DELIVERY WAGONS.
This socicty rece;ves many com
plaints of tl.~‘ abuse of horses by
young and nntaught driwrs on de
livery wagons Merchant! haw ask-
‘cd us to repu't ll-tse cur-es to Ihrm
Ind have promised promot'ottenlion
Such cruelty work-I Against a men-
clzant's own interests.
I it ewakencd llflnm’renli)‘ crime
in. on tlu- mm of the public. which
sees it.
"lulu?!“ murmured.
The period after ('brisinuis is trad!
tionniiy one when the public expects
humus. Stores that do not take
with trains '0 work off their stod
are up! 1.; hold then: Izutil :notllcr
your. 0: more litrclv they have to
sell at a bi“! so 'tizLN' Ii't'hf '«iarcls l.
The ”I. d m miwben n little enterpfloe would work
(Herons against them he with." on now.
lrenehed the stage where the ennui, I! is a time when. unless tho ”5
ibssemnn has instructed his attorneys: “If I. stirred '9 ‘0 b" "3%?“
l” m" “m mu" m N" '“Tloi’i?o’v.I"-l's.'y”3-I”m wi:t:
(which was deducted from his uhry‘don't feel and! like toying M II-
;iast season during the period 'heng test, their Midi“. is com to some
glue was under suspension. Horses in- 5 ”INNS 01' “nothing thry want.
‘ .. I But enter; risirg stores have no par-
.“ Pd friends in New York 0‘ .thll, ticuiur difficulty in kecping the crowd
Iaction yesterday. At the ,Giants' once; coming. The customary My'ffi‘h‘
nothing had been heard about the in the columns of The Evening Ben.
;thr~atened legal action. itinel shove the MIMIC where good
i “9"“ II “0' on his '3’. '0 no!" Villm can he find Little mph!!!
is heard from the stores that have
zida. where he expects '0 “he ““5”. the enterprise to tell the public what
itraining in an aviation school. He
. . . they have.
jmade setters! flights last season and '
(has confided to his friends that he 11
' BRISTOL Cons. Dec. 31,—npwsrds -.
l ' . .' 1m ..
3mm“ to PM" the gov cut I" of 330 dwellings here. some of tho-
‘iw' it would ”9‘ “mph” thou 'huioccnpied by two families, were with-
know the temperamental Hermit if out water today, as s result of trou-
. he entered the aviation corps and zlvo' water pipes. according to 9 consens-
up baseball itlvc estimate by Thomas .1. Fischer.
' ' ls‘uperiniondent of the water deport-
. Before leaving for Florida Ilem'mpnf' ‘
informed his friends that he had not, Temrenturw ranged from 33 to 38
I changed his mind about nultting‘tbc‘dt’fli”S N40" "'0-
r' S. ' P. P bout:
rm} h?” 2‘2””? ' ”a; aue'iOTATE esieoucss area
9'3"“ "i ‘ “ '“ 9“ °” ‘, . museum *0 st" came
it"! '0 5" ; Iisu'rronu. Conn. Jan. 3. ~I'ri'ron-
stated ”11"?” in the state. prison at Wt-rtlbersfieid
. rgishowed their patriotism in t e recent
[beddid :0. “fit: pl:;.l‘:::l; 211%;er (firms drive when 268 out of 615
un 0” e W 5'“ m ‘ ' ' :of them paid over their dollars for
10k “a" "1‘" since he 099“" ““lfl’dlmemberships. This fact was recorded
himself at the league meeting in Defiat a meeting of ill}? miles? b07111 $5
. . . in de formal terdny. Additions 1y 1 an mn
(”fiber he, M") 22:: hisaralarv but’contributed 822! (or the ltslian war re»
.(laim 0“ i w c u ' lief fund and the Jewish inmates $106 .
has received no reply. so he decided for a like fund. {
to place ill? case in the hands of hi!
attorneys.
II is a certainiv that before manv"
weeks Manager Mcflraw will make.j
tome deal in which the second base-iAny Store
man will figure. He says he does noti m SM .' mm
want a lover or. his club who willI
, Bought for Cash .
disregard the club's rules of discipline
Hrs time: did last fall when he took
BRISTOL WITHOUT WATER.
~Advertise 'in The Sentinel.
2 It Is a b so ‘ . . l m
firm. displeast-g agatgrltfmgi'd'gfl‘ French leave prior to it" ‘3" "mm; Aurm n’ are d
times luscs trade. .trip . ' M" -1 ’ ' ”QM-“J
3— It Injures and often ruins valua. Three clubs would be union to get A M w
ble horses. I“ ChIClIO Minn and Cincln. ' o .
4 »-It encourages. the driver in cruel "'0' ’ “l ATTORSIY AT LAW
habits. which affect his character and “fl" "CG," does not want to SP 3 k I
impair his value to the business. lift! I’ll"? “mu"- m" insists “NIL Latcfiscmlner '
Rom? bovs are too Music and err he not H: v.1"?! in 0‘3””? talent. H" U' 8' P’wfl 8'“
unfit for o-mplmu'cnt es viriwrs. .i'i haa demanded Pete Klldutf from the“ Ollie. (or Booklet
izesgrm‘n; (“1,3,233’1lr’ul)‘: bang“; Cubs in exchange for licrzoc. while; on Potent.
stnblcman. Attention to this matter Cincinnati b" no infielder it can. Ill?
will sure driver and horse. II" I" trade {0" him. 3mm" i” plan-l I "u m“
Patrons. :auuz some kind of a three-cornert’dl BRIDGEMT. We"?
(live your orders earlv. it help!
horse.
Im not forzw that your hOrM‘ has‘
rights. and that the state ha“ enact-
cd :1 law to protect him.
The. ('onnvvciicut Humane
Hartford. f'onn.
Socict y.
A TWICE-TOLD TALE
One of Interest to Our Render!
“W "'"i ”9“” "1'9““ 9"“ mew You 10 sourri uonwsuc 3
When i is continued after a ion: [00‘] and drink ”k?“ each day leave; A. M.——4:101.5:.10.6:34. $001,825“.
inthe alimentary organs a certain 9:15,. 10:30}, 10:06. 10:50:. J
lapse of time, even if we hesitated to
believe it at first hearinz. we feel se-
..ie
cure in accepting its truth now.
following experience
woman is confirmed after ten years.
Mrs. Marv .l. Tanner, 22 Main St-
1.
gun the following s'atement May
1906: I‘il hadweak kidneys for a four;
time and trouble byiame back. When
and was troubled by lame back. When
stooping I became diuy and I was so
restless at night I didn't sleep well.
Dean's Kidney Pills. which i got at
(itrndcnin: It: (‘o.':'- drug store reliev-
cd me of the backache and other trot:-
hle from my kidneys. I again slept
well and felt better in every way.”
On .lune 24. 1916; Mrs. Tanner adri-~
oil: "I have the'ssme confidence in‘
Donii's Kidney Pills today as ct'ei'.
They have never failed to “help me
when I have'nsed them: ' i
Price 60c. nt'aii dealers. Don't rim
ply ask for a kidney remedv~gei
of a Norwaiit.
leal wins-why it hopes to lénd llenoxi
limercicirl‘dlihthptar‘liril'v'dafrnd 'hPJn thc Hub. The Giant captain sars‘. , he,“ Emits. undone“
., . . t by *
. Ithat he would rather play I" “0"” g ”'2" Remington. Ill 0'”
80999qu c for Drivers. . . 7’ 1/." mm sold rent“
Your value t your employer is in than In Chicago. '1' "nth-1 r0 aired “finals “
creased by a wise handling of your tI’é-p’fi?’ per” month Much!”
team. ~~~ “" ' ' mop ‘
. Makc 31 friend of your horse. and ‘l " :EZ’JEE‘: per "t ‘
treat him as you would a friend. . k B t w i WPEWRITER EXCHANGE
A driver should "“Vt'l' blame his' I”. » I'ldad a...
horse for what is clearly his own in o 3 er I.“ "uh“ Av... pod.
fault ' 'I'Iznmu Wecwm'rzns-L. c.
l‘ontrol your tcmV‘r and fit-yer} I! You 993“? A l
whip your horse Vin-n in dancer. . R ‘ c I ti f“ "w ' ’ ‘ ” ‘ ' ' “‘3
Amid ”‘0‘ habit of twitcitiuc or I m
snapping the reins and the f‘Ol’i"JiI'.' ‘ osy amp ex on :3'. Y" N. H. &_§_ TAB“
"filmnlidl‘hrzriyhii— horse up or down Say: We Can't Help But ka Bet. i ‘25 1917
'hill: you may .llijt‘irt' him. I" "d Feel Better After ' In meet NOV. '
Iicport at once to the stublcman an Inside 33", , NEW YORK
:inv harness. son‘- or innwnms. . . '38:“: Ef-ggmbgttgxo 5:491. 6:08.
Follow “"4",” thc “N""fi'm'" M'L ‘i6'571 77:18.1, '72541. '8:211. 8:591.
your stabicman as to watering youri To look one's best ‘and feel one'sf’i'”. 9:39, 10:331. 10:521.
' I l .-12:0.’l. 12:52 (Stamford only),
m J w my" 3" mm” 1’3"" Pach’12091. 1:3tix.3:021. 3:29.422n,5:,£11.
mom“? ’° ”W" "0'” ”1" WW“ ”'9' :46. 6102:. 6:47 (Stamford only).
‘Wt‘vinus day's waste. sour ir-rmenm-' :021.S:06,10:071.10:301.
.tions and poisonous toxins before iii 3“"“7'
1|
i .
t
-I U‘
* . — 2:3 . :..' . 5:491. 8:59, 3
its absorbed into the. blood. Just o=,,;‘§x“,-o.},., 4:0},3'3’1’35m. 5i
‘coal. when it burns. Icarrs behind 3i .P, ISL—12:03. 1:001. 2:441. 3:121.” “
i
certain amount of incombustihie 1113-: 4:321. 5:46; 0:021. 6:571. 7:021, 7:571.
tcriai in-the form of ashes. so media”. 10:071. 10:301.1040.
amount of lndigestihle materiai.l P. M.~12:03"1: 12:45: (Saturday
which if not eliminated. fom. toxinsé‘z’gg; ;:i?,3110;f1‘5§?'4¢l1%:’t82231
and Dim-(Inst which are then sucked m'sSatnrdayl. 4.23. 5.1.“ 5:21 6:001.
,to the blood through the very ducts 6:03.7z351.8:101.9:28.ll:151.12:001. .
‘which are intended to suck in only: Sundays '
Inouri.hmt‘ni to sustain the body. $031-$200, 8:001. 9:001. 10.031.
" 5"“ “'3‘" ‘0 see ”i" “’0‘” 0‘! i'. sir—12:10. 1503!. 2:35; 5:02.
litziiihv bloom in your cheeks. to seal :251.6:001,7:101.7:351.8110;11:151.
your skin get clearer and clearer, “3:12:00:
are told to drink every morning upon ”UT" NORWM‘K TO NEW
i
arising. a glass of hot water with a
tcaspoonful of limestone phosphate in
it. which is 1 harmless means of Wash I
ing the waste material and toxin:
from the stomach. liver. kianys and
bowels. thus cleansing. sweetenimé
and purifying the entire alimentarv
tract. before putting more food into
the stomach.
Men and women ‘wlih sailow skim.
liver spots. pimples or pailid comv
piesion. also those who wake up with
a coated tongue. bad taste. nasty
breath. others who are. bothered with
HAVEN
A. 31-12361. 1:131. 5:27. 6:”.
7:15, 9:101. 10:221. 11:111. 11:581.
1’. &I.~——12:0€l (Bridgeport only).
1:20. 2:41 (Bridgeport only. Saturday
only). 2:47 (Bridgeport only. except
Saturday). 3:301, 4:28. 5:19. 6:21.
6:51. 7:081, 7:31 (Bridgeport only),
8:441. 9:251, 11:08.
Sunday!
A. Dir—12:261. 1:131, 7:41. 9:191,
10:19. 11:121. 11:531.
P. M.—-2:101. 4:421. 6:331. 6:48.
7:081. 8233. 8:441. 9:251.
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH
NORWALK
wéh—ma-‘u. i;
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i
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MEXII‘O CITY. Jan. 5.—-'f'hc 00190?
:of the Mexican Government in inkingl
foyer the fleet of the Mexican Kayla».
'tlon Company. it is announced oilicinh
ly, is to bring foodstuffs to Mexico!
from Central and South America. The
vessels also are expected .to brint
uboui ‘c'oaer commercial relations
with the other Latin-American coun<
tries. j ' I
CARD OF THAN!“ [
We desire to thank friends and
neighbors tor kindnesses shown and.
floral tritium at the lose of our iIt-'
tic son, Raymond. i
i 3m. AN!“ MP5. HENRY CERHARDT
AND FAMILY.
/
Dunn's Kidney Pills—the same that
. Mrs. Tanner’had. Foster-Milburp (10.. . headaches. hilions spells, acid stomach
8m Enwnao uonmg MADE A/ Mine, Budalo, N. Y.—-—Adv. gor constipation should begin this phos-
' 'phated hot water cruising and m
sssou :
LONDON. Friday. Jan. 4.-Sir na— many ”mm “mm“ "5 :“Xm’d °‘ "‘7 "Mm” "‘9‘!” I“
' SICKLV ,one or two weeks.
ward Morris, who recently retired as - . .
Premier of Newfoundland. has been ""“m' "'0 "I“ "'"r 0"" “W, A quarter pound of limestone. phos-
fort and the welfare of their children.
made a boron in recognition of his
services to the 9mm". ‘shonld never be without a box of M0;store but is snflcient to demonstrate
ithe-r Gray's Sweet Powders for Child- that just as soap and hot water
one.
{my yon, [or me throughout the season. chm, ”fin” ”d "when. the
new answers or mutant .‘l'hev break as cowl. relieve («intimates on the moo. so hot water and
RATE! 10 NEW V0.1! nose. conniipntion, teething dimfffiiinestone phosphate act on the inside
m m m {WM and Malta”! tMNfl- I'W;organs. We must always outsider that
From bent out. Pier Q. I. gby mothers for 30 years. These pow-1mm” ”1mm 1. ".11, more int-
:3." li'". mew,ders never fail. All drug stores. thumps rm puma. gimme", born-s. .
n. . “y .‘ n o ”H! Don’t accept any substitute. as-fle'cnnse the skin pores do” not absorb’ 1’. 1—413“, 7:07.
5 .4 .' ,MI mullumd . free. Address. Mother Gray Co. Inn-purities into the blood. while the' -'
' II
I: n .- ‘ ,Bw. N. Y.—uv.
I bowel pore: do.—Adv.
pirate costs "91" little at the drug
A. 11,-122251. 4:351. ’42531, 5:50,
0:59. 8:05. 8:30. 9:411. 11:00. ,
P. u.-12:17. 2:12;. 3:401. 4:35.:
5:131, 5:321, 5:375:111. 9:181. 8:251.
Sundays
A. 31—4351. 4:531, 7:55, 8:301,
9:411, 11:00.
P. l.——12:17-1. 1:551. 2:231. 3:401.
4:35. 5:131. 0:111. 7051. 0:181. 9:25,
[’33‘. 112401. . ‘ ‘
80011-0 NORWALK '70 DANBURY
A. 14:13, 8:27, 9:591.
1’. 11:71:27. 1:541 (Saturday only).
2:43 (Saturday only). 4:391 5:27 (31-
cm Saturday). 0:25.
Malaya
A. H.435.
1’. 1-2:“, 7:15.
DAMN" to 000711 NORWALK.
A. 14:00. 7:25. 8:25. 1.0:“1.
doom
A. 1—7:”. .
P. I.-12:05. 0:4 , 1:701.
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