Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 19, 1918 · page 11

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women—nanny muonnow vo Luv—t 913mm moun' eon sALs—nnw HEATING Past.
(Sunder) Wis. weather permit-v at s cats" street, tannin no. a Oot- tor stovo. Will soil loss than factory

 

 
 
 
 
 

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“When-tumult! lot,

far distant future as a result of tho'
remarkable strides made in auto-o
bile activities, is tho belief of nob-
bina Ii. Stocked. state W
of motor vehicles. who throws new
light on the inner workings of tho

 

tins. m to harvest ice at Polls are- uge street. or us Ely avenue, 119 at price. Call 18 Seymour street. :19 3t
huepofl'. Hereisscllance fallen
nods lac by Garfield's order. Silver
ultra lee Co. ‘

 

 

To LIT - I ”AMEN" I
|roomtt ouch, at W98 Tsylor avenue. of all kinds. kitchen stove, gas range,

 

writeup—now. 1 ssnnsnau, i
unleashes. county work. Fair-field W
and nehr counties; commission onsl- ‘m LIT—BARN, FACTORY WITH FOR dALl-THRE’E PAT H065.
ary stro—ssoo, cash advances: refer- or without power, houses, rooins, flltl. inquire at Peter O’Hara. Howard ave-
cncos. hill! school education. health, plorwallt and South Norwailt. Rents one. East Norwalk. Phone til-l. 111 It
site. odrc hlld lovers need apply. 0 from at to :50 per month. Raymond —
book soiling; established iirrn. For uros, its 3t Fon UALl—b WORK. HORSES.
personal interview write immediately. —..-....--...._...___.._~..--
C. it. care Sentinel. ,7 To LET—2 CONNECTING r‘tlll- Republic truck. E. Farr. 5 Winfield
niuhed rooms with water, toilet, mu. street. East Norwaik. Tel. 875-12.

WANTED—NV". SERVICE l-IX- and all conveniences for light hofipe. ”1 8t
“flaw”! in South Norwllk soon. keeplns. 82.50 pcr‘wcckanuiro at No.’ -— "- —— "“
fle- add women desiring sorernment .zii East arct.ue,‘nesr Eur: Murmur Ion sat! — FAMILY llousr:
clerhhlile. departmental. post olilce. tit-pot. m a. with one—half acre oi land on West
railway nisll. customs. stenosrsphers.‘ :Norwalk Road near Connoetlent Turn-
write for free particulars to J. C. To LIT-6 ROOMS mm A”. pike. Must be sold at once to close
'{eonard (former gol‘ernlnent cumin-'lmpmvcmerlls. 20 clay street, South estate. Ilnall amount of cash requlr'
en in Kenois Bldg. Washington. Norwalk. also 6 room cottage at 5 DI ed. balance on mortxase. lull!!!"e
—~ -. Sm court with all improvements. ln- Keosh a Clldoo. Aim. United Bank

WANTED-MACHINIBT. MUST ilk: (lull!I of J. Di Bella. 121 Main street. building. 79!. 836-1..
all around mechanic. A-l also. Aapll' Xorwallt, or Central Hotel. South Nor-4’ '
at entplovrncnt dept, Norwnitt Rubber "II. ”3 a" you BALI—ills? RECEIVED
Tire Co. ‘ its 3! -. .. several second hand roll and fist toll
I l i To LIT—LARGE Ol-‘l-‘lt'lc ROOM desks. hook rocks. once railing. desk

WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETH“ tn Masonic building. ltcnt 81!. Steam choirs. kitchen and dinlns tables. I
wanted. Don't matter if broken. I heated. pog- fuflher particulars is solid ”bonny chairs, Colonial de-
pav 8': to 815p" not. Also ml: for quire. Donnelly's Stationery store. .stn. 1 crotch whose!!! "Im- ‘ “‘3
old gold. silver. and broken Jewelry.f ' bottom chairs. a few fire plm It"
stnd by parcel post and receive chock To LIT-4 goons WITH AM. its. left. my hobby. old mirrors. John K.
by return null. Will hold 800!!! 1. provenenta. Furnished or unfurnished Pinch. it Water street. “5 N
days for senders approval of any of- at 10. South hlain strecti "mm", “f _.__.h_ -.
fer. L. dialer 2001 So. 6th street. United Grocery. ’ ‘
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street. city. Telephone 1852-12.

 

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roa sets-visor noon trolley:
with all improvements and sev
To LIT~~HRICK BUILDING. l'N- acres of land. One mile from city cen-

WAITID — THOUSANDS GOV?“ "7“”- "i'm‘ill‘ for rittt‘ane. Room tor or Wall fleet. Owner anulouu to
"1mm" '3' positions “0" W“- “fll- for four auto cars. The Match 1. liai- up“. Price mm,

women wanted. "00 rnontll. write m4." 00‘ . A“ ’0'.“ T Hayes

«1'38 ill, 70 Let-«moons or 3 .\.\'ll 4 lo. 7 m a" lorwalk

lroomti elrh. l'lcnshnllv situated. elec- M m‘mmm
trtc lights and improvements. lientli
‘nlotlcr-ate. inquire at Woodward ave-
nue. Tel. 8654 or it”.

 

 

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WANTlD—TO KEEP BOOKS AND
do clerical work during spare time
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" “l“ l 'i‘lnnlutt. aas fitting. etc. it... appli-j
COTGMIkEI‘S shoes and fixtures. Aitcnt itlr ltttuti Pour-Minute Mon NI!!!“ to

‘(iail liottl‘l’ater llcatcr. l‘recucupe “W“

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0‘ "*M‘ “0 on immediate uttcntlon. 3f. t‘ltttpel

Speak at the local Thea-

 

llrt-u retur- Sil‘tfl‘l. Bridgeport. Ponn. . .
‘; ”when” proprietor. Trucllnlt. bond ltlt'nl lht‘flll't‘~‘ and niinlulnl- "It! inter-

{distance “mm“- l.luht “M heavy mil in ill" thrift campaign and lo-
— .trucltinit. Oiilcc telephones liliil. 300 ttlyhi (lct-nrlll “lit"lf‘l li'l'mlf will upeall
House connection. at the Palace Theatre and rot-tell
I‘I'Ittli'M-ll lltullll Will in. llll.‘ hlli‘ltllt'l‘ at
tho lttlgtrrtl. ‘
The rally which is itl he hold at tho

, . . l'.‘llt‘.i"‘ Thontrc tomorrow afternoon at
LOSTmOll STR‘“ El). A “FAME" 3 o'clock promises to he most inter-

FOI." has strurcd to my other. (Miner can rating. l'rormor t‘. at. Battewoll. oi
pm". same by describing "a put-mg \‘ttln llnivt-ralty. nnit Lester Scheme.

. _ _ . _ of Hartford .lll'a to he the speakers on
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WANTED-SOFT Slillt'l‘
et~. i-lt‘ltlf‘ lnrortcrs. tellers.

WANTID- 'l‘l'llNI-Illfi TO VWc.
in factory.

‘ ' titlcntlltnco in illiitll‘tlil.
. .. ' LOIT -- BETWEEN WOODWMlD 'l‘h" srrsnsrmentu for this rslly were
WANT‘D M SHIRTMAMJH‘ "whionut' tintl \i'nllhinuton ultiwl- " :llml't't'l'tllflllhztsdlllyh‘lNa‘lrl-ttlvnalllt 'tulllll 12).;
“m" “'"m'm' lhltt‘t-ti music roll with music. l-‘i‘tttlcr '5 '

.ltmuttry :‘tith. a Woman's urnanlsation

Cl " P please return to Telephone hulltllnt'. will he potrnriod at u “willing to he
re , cahody
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Washinstull street and receive reward. MM in ”w t‘lll' "all nnd oi the sonic
its at ”W "W "“html ltzlrrnts‘ orltenlratlon

il'lll hr t-nznplulctl. Mrn. Wllliunl 1-,

-mwWWwwwwmwwmnmfl"H Hllit'li'l. slip of a lll‘ldgdhort “up”.
' H' ' ‘ "‘ “"3"" on this «union.

l - m roll:
1! YOU 5‘" Thisnlestinglsalsoofgroatiulporb
Mltw unit It ill lloputl thltt intgo unclut-

; an. 01' ,
l mm ‘ mo tttlcm will mark tho meeting.
4 ‘ N. “c Many people aro buying ‘lhrift
am AMI“ DOUG“. "l
W

fil‘l‘xH. it‘ll r~t cnou‘fh have nuhucri
”w M ed to tintc to this now int'nsttnent. th‘c

 

 

 

‘ . AGENTS f 01 I" ’ ‘ ‘llost offered in years in the opinion of
. - 'Norwullt hart ers.
Old Million "M £5 I WALK. ' 'l‘ltc tnlllut‘tl men appointed at the

meeting last ecvnlng include Mayor

, .
To Old Point Comfort and loans “mm“ Donovan. Ila-Mayor Albert

Mid! Judge John J. Walsh. Idler 0. hltlr~

nnd the. South District of Norwaltt. as. Probate pby. Judae Joseph ll. Taylor. Attorney

ION ml-JIOUFV'“ ' " 600m.

._—.——— harnesses. wagons. 1 Ford machine. 1'

"8 3' to interest tho Norwnllt public. a full ’

ln'l'lralnla M. l'ollinlan. ins-Mayor (3er A. liar-

CLlDFi LINE . strum. Rev. J. Harrison Thompson.
3““wa “my ' Attorney Leo Davis. Judgo Willlhnt li'.l

To all points lfl.rl0}‘ldll. (‘roorlllu Tmmwy' R." "km.“ '1' Lynch.

automobile department in discussing
the developmntofhis bureau during
the past few months. says the Hart-
ford Coolant. Hr. Bt'ockel'a views

city. inquire hire. it. Tarlov. to Grow crockery. chairs. etc. Can be seen at 5 are of more than 0.14.", interest.l ‘11.... m is
Burbank street. second floor. 519 at

combs front the head of one of the
‘thirst important departments of the
lstate administration. and also indi-
.cate the great mogress made by the
state in its iffort to solve the ever
larowlng problem of vehicular trails
comm. .

“The time will conic soon." said
in. Stochel. recently. “when it ivl‘I'
‘be necessary to have a state director
of traffic. Automobile trnmc will he
'ro h0li\'_\' that it will he the only way
to handle it. Such an oflcial would
have charlie of thc automobile laws
of the state. and one of his duties.
would be coordinating the laws of
this stain with those of other groups
of state», such all the New England
states. for example.

"Not only will there be a state di-
rector of lrailc lnlllia state in time
to come but there will be such om-
cials in all the states of the connirv.
As it is now. what is all right in one
state lnay be all wrong in nnother.
and auottnobillsts going from one
state to the other are liablt to not
into t-rnl-ttrrasuing situations. By
dovetaillnx all these dilering state
lawn and pruning them down to agree
with each other. there will be certain
fundarm-tlltll laws applicable to one
state on well as to the other.

"Then it man going from Connecti-
cut intoMasrsr-h-metta r.t'.l find [sme-
lli‘nllv the manic lawn-l in ftircv- that
have lit llc helium-ti in t‘onncctlt‘ui."

"Do rou tin-an." he was asked. “that
the stale director of italic would
not only have the responsibllltv of
framing illcsn laws and bovine thorn
conform with the lawn of other states
hilt thnt he would also Wave to en-
forcement of them 7"

"By all meanaf‘ ‘replled Mr.
illocrltcl. “it would be his business to
look out for the enforcement of
them. Tlli'l'i' are some laws in this
state now which are not ulsvtahly
enforced ilv that. i mean the police
responsible for their enforcement use

. . its Made For

' wanted at once .strect. ' orwnlk. Phone 0”“ I trefl’ and is,“ their Judirntcnt with regard to the

‘ lu—L— Tomorrow 3 Rally WWW“.

" - John K. Finch. ubllc attctllnt-cr <~ .
Apply land raiser 0010:“ Wm” alrt-ct l'lutlit for tho i'tlllllfllllllll'l tt‘ the 0" instance. "“‘N l' "‘9 1"
B I! rd n! chine Tool i app ' ‘ ' War snvitlgrt nilllslp .. t l an automobile "m“. ' Itsnd-
I! a C , Fa [Id 0"" “5 6t iltlllt‘d land "“0“ a" ‘ , trolley. That is a good law. and
' o. 8 0|! I'.V : "“" ‘ ' "" "' ' "m" ""mmmn" ’" "P h "‘ " ‘ .ubiedlv prevents manv acci-
_ . p .. . . ' l l t t I-‘tlrnltl . '

‘ llllon Patttl llclllul. l.tlu.trd .i :11“:‘lnsh‘.rtfi\orl..slrcc ....‘:... “I. ...~ ... L But i have seen instances

Willa-F an autoist was allowed to pass
a trollev car when people were get-
tlnu on. and nothing use said to hint
about it. Of counts he was soinl
slowly, and there Will practically no

 

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says glass or list waist-win
phosphate before breakfast
, washes out poisons.

 

 

 

 

if you wake up with a had last!
bad brcolh and tongue is coated: if
,your hood i.i tlull or aching; if what
iyou czlt spurs nntl forms gas and acid
tin stomach. or you lll‘ti hlliout. countl-
.ptltcd. nervoutl. sullow and can't‘ not
ileollllfl just right. begin inside hath-
|lnlr. think before breakfast. a glass
of rent hot water with a teaspoonful
10f lilntaltone phosphate in it. This will
flush the poisons and toslvts trots
'stoalach. liver. kidneys and bowels

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land cleanse. sweeten and purify the
‘cntlre alimentary tract. Do your in-
'sldo bathins immedllltcly upon rtalna

 

dill/syn“ Coulee. .

Court. January. it. A. n. ms.

Estate of nerds o. Jolie-on. into of
. Not-walk. in said district. deceased.
The court ol‘l’robste for the district

 

heal lotus and Muslin
I 9 Railroad Ave. tooth Norwallt

rusersso vvil.t. is noun

or Norwslit. haul limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit

Owing to the rulill that t,“ M their olalsls for settlement. Those who

Administration lasso Mlle st soot motto present their accounts.
today that theatres may close soils potty sttested. within said it”.

pro-
will

bill" day than on my (m- be debarrod a recovery. All persons
lill' lite-day) Monday win sat basseb inssbtsd in said estate are requested

a ":ltucfatouii’av" as has

tile-sit muons hummus-Ho
film it elites. mmmm
its and the Mt rm MI I!

‘openonltonddyforthdlrmy

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radiate sve‘seosrtss. wllossasd‘trassls

“"WW' massages;

sun-r r. mason.

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A‘rlsetsust covers about two allies

oceans-mute “wuss

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J. J. Linawoller. Arthur C. Wheeler.
llev. bottle it. liowell. General Russell
l-‘rost. Attorney Edward J. Quinlan.
lie-.2 Brhest F. hfoGrhsor. Porter liner-
tlon llrnwnq'. (tour a V. Buchannan.
list. All
Candec. it“ v. J. Benton Werner.
William J. from. thn '
tier. Freedrlclt A. Mouton ,.
tor lioCran. lav. Harold I. out.“
Frederick L. hamson.

The places at which those soon are
to goal will he aim in the local
pro trout than to title. ‘

“tilt. 0L0“ AT NOON.

At the rdqsost ,oi" M M
lulsslea. the allowing-barin- 0f
Kuwaiti will olden owflonddy’s at
t! o'eloefi ss,_, us the Curr at
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till the morals: to wauh out of the sys-
tell all the previous day‘s poisonous
lwpato. leases and sour bile before put-
tins more food into the stomach. .

To feel like young people feel; litre
tyen felt before your blood. nerves and
lutrsclos became loaded with body ita-
'purlttes. got from your pharmacist a
tapartor pound oi limestone phosphate
which is inexpensive and almost test.-
less. oacopt for a nourish twinge which
is not unpleasant. ,

‘ Just as soap and hot water act do
the shin. ' cleansing. sweetening and
th'sshcning. all hot water and litho-
lslono phosphate ’sct so ill. ma.
:nvor. lltsasys and
two-sit site annually W
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pow-ls. itsa’ use!

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tralc; Asitwasdono in one of
that-Isu- psmoitse-ettv. ens
whepualswuhsavtsst. i sawno
mwbythopolea-awshoold

do as he did. He was apparently
unnathatcosrseinthelstorestsot
hdpiagrolsntbe 0..ch
‘Tt'is uninteresting thingtonotel
tht wescldon see intllis ohes'
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A .. .u- dun-team a... ~ A ,h.

peoplowho are nunbybeing struck. '7'.
by automobiles. The first and per. .
hops the biggest duo is the nuns FURS W AIS-rs MILLINERY ._..
chilies. They frequently run into
automobiles and-are struck by autos;""_.v. _____ - ‘1‘ -::::: zzzz fl AAA-A - v :v: w r.
whileplsytnzinthestreetorruanh" -__
across the road. . l-
the second clonal “ V we.
the helpless. in this class are ‘in-l '
ci'ndetl people like drunkards. The; I. ' ' l.
third class are the aged who cannet
set out of the way of automobiles or —.
vehicles quickly enough to prevent M b a” ”31¢:th of waste. W k m ‘ /
being struck. There is a iourth clastlb for my £103.. 1
2:32.93: mines have to do; n. ”in“ mien requires your attention to this .
“Yours and visor-oils redeem!"- ”garlands! strength of the nation depenik absolutely ..
we rarelyevereee here in anion». ”mmumhdivlduls composing it. Your
bile cases. They seem to be able to m My w your ”[1“!th of ..
get out oi the way quickly enough to M a" y" am your full duty to yourself and to I.
prevent trouble." E you mm in tug ‘ .. ’.
Mr. Stoeckel was asked how much ; u 10“ Ill" M . Ith‘I account. Open on. hump. ‘. u
of an increase there had been in the; aw”; and an to u 'MMMI’ “a weak. ‘1 g j .
33:30:33???" "i" W .. W; , week are by too.ooo.ooo of parts produces s mm or. ..
"tlh. Tit has grown over ten on. m‘” ' A.)
cent.” he replied without hesitation. f
.rlt has had -a big increase. which: THE ES ‘. t.
i should any rouuhly must be about ’ M;
ten per cent. And as words the H .
uutouollle ttslncss n I " and a rectde TRUST COMPANY . .
no there is really no comparison. . '9;
At this time there is always a W”- Of south NOWk,C0nno' W L:
leru as to tho. best way to handle fi.
the automobile trade. and new phases; L . a... ‘
of it are coming up all the time. A' ______ __ _,_.__ - ._
decade ago. horses frequently ahled' ‘
at automobiles and caused accidents. tpminhg his ability to W“ . earl VIII 0' CHAN! .. .\
was by owning his competency Any adult suiferlsu iro- cdlsl. .g

but you hardly ever hear of any such
thing happenlns now."

The commissioner does not
there Is any dancer that the motor
cycle will nnprmr‘l the antannbtle
in importantc.

"i don't think anyone would ride a
motorcycle if he could ride in an
easy riding car," he said. "The no-
lorcycle in a uood thing for business
and it is titled quit.. a bit for business
tripe. such as getting a man to a
given plate quickly. not for pleatlt'“.
the automobile is much to be arch-t-
red."

“But." he was told. “the loot-ir-
cyclca with side-car attachmenta are
being used cxtertslvclv for pleatiure

5'39" 15' “Winn “"39 "P ‘l ‘ cold or bronchitis. is invited to call at .‘
think “ml" WW“! “1 “mm- the tints store of Plhistetl's and got

' One of tin innovations. which will uhstliutely tree. a sample bottle of
be a great help. especially to the Bosehee's German Syrup, a soothing
police and he press oi thc state. is and healing remedy for all Ills trou-
s daily report on all licenses issued. blea. which has a successful record of
People may buy subscriptions to this fiftv years. Gives the patient a good
list. and it is furnished tree of charse night's rest from coaching. with free
to the police departments. Thus eapectorattr-n in the mornins.

when an accident occurs and only Regular nines. 30 and 90 cents. for
the number of sutombllc or sutomo tale in all civilised countries-Adv.
blles is known, it will not be ne- — _ . - »
ccssarv to ltnolt into on obsolEtc au-, . ‘ Y .
tonsobllo register in the hope that it{ Enameled “mm" “emu" M“
msvsbe there or to call up the chief iii in"... Iron Frying 1’31“.th Doll-
clerk of the automobile department “I Griddlcs. Waffle lronr. Galvanised
in 'the middle of lht- night for the

information. l

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tripe, Don't you think that the mo v "
do mu-‘l to vulptllarls'c the rhino: From the first M "m year. the re Sifters. “we" and Steel m. ”a:
eye‘e’” port is on hand from titty to d'y'lltol'els. China and Cut 01"., x;
"No. i hardly think they can Ill: “ handy nnd ”Tr"? 2:"':H;: ’ f
pcracde autoa. You know. all a mat- watch. TM to“ N I l” [I m ”g
tor of fact. lhc-w‘ side-Cairn can" a “With“ either. Title will be la.. Al f. 3..
met manv accidents. often in try- ”'d “hm" 3" first M neat 3""- “u'. W I. '0. m our!
the to turn them out of the way of "l the reulstrstlons for the "If up ” "1'" ."
other vehicles they will catch 0" ‘0 “i“ “m9 "1 ‘01".th press. "M "I 7’” .-.-_. v--- . ””1
somethinc and instead of going away "l“ “"1““ other ‘ nus. ' _ ”M - Tm. ”"
from the vehicle they will run square Commissioner Staci-act has delved N. Y» N. K. i I. m . not
into it. The motorcycle is all right into literary composition and‘hc will 1918 lift»
and it is a good thing to have the have numerous articles in the book of “If.“inlu' , ”“53
side-car utiztt-llmcnl. dangerous as It lntcrcat to automobilc mcn. Thcro ‘00.". MOIWALK TO NEW YORK all},
is. but the automobile has too great will boother articles written by other. a. M.——i:39x. 5:271. trill. :fgv 40“.
a hold on the people to bc supen experts on motor italic. This book 6:571. 7,.313‘3'1715“ 339"“ 8.50:. ' ' “Ni“:
celled.“ ” will be imilhrd it” “7 i‘""'""e‘°:m“1lt'22:trri. 12:52 (Stamford only). '

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least that is the hope of .ur. Stm-chel . l :5”... rm. 3:17;. .,

lust now—to all those who are suit-lam,“ .53" tatalnford o
scrillers to the rally report. you, 10min.

:lta. 5:213. 51“....

The itrmvt‘l of Mr. Stoechcl'a de-
nll'l. 710”-

pnrlmmt. 'lllt‘t‘ its establishment that

spflllu. lliltl lvijcn littlo short of phc' .undays

 

 

HAVEN
.A. Mrrlzzztlx. l2:liliu. 6:37. I:
'ilih. Ozlltll. til:'.".ts. ilzblis. .

drill: the some sort of business
practically that lit done at the main
tithes. Reports from those branches
are sent to thc main office daily.

M 8W Milli

Don't utlortfle About Veur Duties— l L 3,2“. «It.
The inspectors. also a recent in- . ”a“ Comes the Moment V0“ ggl‘rll'r‘7atlllix. 7111! (Bridgeport “W
stltutlon. are scattered about the 0:25!-

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“ .lleob'a Lint.
state. each one bavlna a territory to W a“...
cover. in this territory he looks af-
ter the enforcement of the automobile
laws and examines applicants for it-
tentea. l'e collects fl 't'I‘ the sp-
pilctnt d'l'. as" lilo tut in a car
illl'lllll'd by the applle lit The lstv‘
tor has to show his ability to run

Iundoys "
A. M.~-l2:26x. it“. 7:". Olin.“
10:19. ilzl2x. thus.

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Don't stay crippled! Rub this sooth-i
ins. penetration llnlulsnt right into. i. “(“th ‘1‘“. .
the sprain. ache'nr strain. and out! 71m“. “:33. mu"

00'". Ml“. soreness. ”IMO! "Idf NEW "‘3'" 70 MT"

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MM" °'" ”“°""”" '" Emmi, llztlllu. into. ti:i1x.ll:oo. ‘ ‘.
tile iniured tau-clot, pl.«»tz:l’l. a:i0x. «at. hill.-

the automobile. if he can do all the atmstboas pl ‘
thlaus necessary to prove that he nerves. tendons and ill-meal; 1;: 5: 7x. ilglla. 02.13;."
"a ’m ‘ mm "mm mm. up ”“9"" " am“ mm M o A. him-hills. «tins, 7:55. stats. '

 

tbo shin end can not cause lniufl'ipmla llzoti. ,
I H I“... not seal-ll trial Mt" r. hl.--~llzi7s. MM ”3" "a:
ma ahy' drss store row-linear to! itzsl. rise. 6:11» 71°“,- """ " «

Hg pump. or Mil illi'tl Ifotllll 'lllllll 'R‘Ib' ill. raiser! "an 9‘"- ‘ mt "3‘01.

onto the sidewalk and sunshine the
late teas window: if he can heel

Will!
a risscnal'lo spsco. the ‘ curiosity oi aster mambo/Wt" is an“ WLH~::°13?.VII:A3§‘3:& y
' a" list and tho it. can not tool the me It‘ll 0'. p. 1.1.4:”, 4: ms.
the inspect. i so led._ you ,
cease awarded. '5 ' ' soreness.aadyososl asvsbost rest A “my" ”will” ,

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witnessed-a installer-listen mound
do away with assists/tbs insult “he; Jasdh's‘
attains. rsaalaa .

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nomcnal ltd husinens has had a Their" "if M" W“ "m most A ””12”..." 5.37,, 549;, 8:“i‘ti'lgj
l sicadv urowth and it is constantly important "he ever "ll'l‘l’lm’d by 9:19}, l'tlz'tsrt.‘12:0iix. .totufi
increasinu. The department employs the automobile bureau. it has rcv‘ p. Mention. 2:_iis. tiztla. 70:? . 5’
a lat-ac staff or etenographcra. who corded the «Mum 0' "‘9 “'93" 57W “392% “5‘?" 7:02" ' " «Kalil
help on the routine worlt. There is meat from the office of the secrets" uguxymfilfi‘fo SOUTH NORWM-K-u
a chief rlcrlt and a deputy «unalte- of the state and thc appointment 0'! . M, (”0]. 5:30. am. ' "
sinner, fifteen inspectors and the cont. the commissioner of motor “Milmgsmix. llzliix. Ozibs. l0:501. . , ”'1‘ ’
lulu-loner. run your it” ""‘° ”“0“ "mm" m P' Mv-nl‘lgall' limit aiI-‘tslix'sdlltll'

t'p to a short ilm‘c fun. there was the bureau throush an lncrolso Ill 2%: 3-3; llllhs; my“: ' “r“
hot one set of othcca. located at the [business which comhloirlv "WWW". ' ' ' ' uundays >
State Capltnl. Recently two branch land the routine of the dmnmwl- ! A. M. ilztiti. 8:00;. 0:09;. 10:08:“: .
oittrett have been established. one at 1‘03”“ lean. ma" 3...“. 5,”.
New Haven and one at Bridsepori. ' ‘figahy: unto; mutt. ‘szlox. “:1".
These oillvctl itch the power of ltlv- ““8 NB PAW 11:45:, i .,
ins out licenses and marttc'rs. ands .- ‘ pom-H nonwath To HIV! .

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