celldneefis Alfis :
On no: me. Mlieroi-dl or Lou. 25°.
The. time-11w; Ono Wonk, 81.00.31:ch
or 03p: Double Price.
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with pneumonl
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man. A' l___ .1 1'0 Ln'r l r03 am
1‘.111.L'W'1111l ul Nutmon Jun t1. l‘JllLf' To RENT—"NICELY FURNISHPD‘ FOR SALE-'POOLI
TABLE, PLUMB
1.1 1111:1111 (reorgv ' Stranguard in his mom near Centre. Gentleman 131'1'l'1‘11"_int and bar fixtures, wall clock andg M
respected by a
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31111 fear. Notice of funeral hereafter. 1:“- ‘lddl‘esia F.R.Sentinel.01:1czdnt‘fslon’lf‘mm'gfigty :SAS'gg'nSOElwith pneumonia at their home mgx’ztcfigl I'lll'i‘i‘latallli 23931:?1'111Y'l’i1t1‘
__.. 4‘ m n 111 1' y ' . . a 3-- 1 -: ' v _ 1 0 i ' . ‘l ’ ‘
WANTED , FOR RENT~FOUR ROOM APART write P. O. Box 4133 So. Nor-walk. Eridigenort‘.) riilllonehvaifk'm en 5 fins ihardest steel without trouble. A sim- lie
lment with 1.11111 for ga1den.at 20 \Vest' __ 11:]: 112511113111 be“ gaugefiyyim' Me method of tempcrlm: small tools ‘
1W8“! -street nth 'No. IR. 111- 1'» quickly is to heal them red hot and Q
A WANTED 'quire muam A'. film“. 3:217 R11“: BUSINESS NOTICES. mania. The other sisters are Mrs. then thrust them into a potato, after ‘21";
SEWING MACHINE OPER- .111 11,-0.1 3 I; s T 1: MW“ ““9”“ "‘ “"7““ N Y' l“"“"‘ "‘“y 5111111111 ““ 11111111. ‘0 ”‘° "
. ' ' - USINE 5 NO IG Mrs. Clarence Bloom of Hartford, and,cnrrect temper to remove hrittlenovs. §
AEORS. PAID WHILE ‘44; l' 11i1' 1111rning'13 given—That all (an: “N (‘a i 8 Sell 011 f Beth l g ' ."z'
LEARNING. GLUETT, PEA- TO LET-NE\\' GARAGE .1'1‘ 25 11-11 011 m gasoiene. marked '1' s; S‘ 11-”1 fish." I: 11.0 9:- The? ii
. BODY 83 CO I‘lC Bayview A1'e.Tel. .1024. ,1". mg m operty of Paul PrensSer and 1011131, ' 1.1m w «on, ”gm?“ "‘3 How Many Shingles? .
l ' " 1. ' ,Son. and that it is unlawful to fill Westport 5 To figure the. number Of shinglesa 37.:
‘_A i TO LETMFURNISHED ROOM ‘40). so“ the same. All Junk deulois are Mi<s Dickson would have been forty 'houue will require [iromyerl as follows: E
* “e:'-lo1t1i1 lichz. and heat. ‘ 771.1"l11x Hilllpmbv “1‘de not. to purchase or Sell 11mm of age had she llVEd until "1\'n,l- M“?3m'(‘- “10 length "i ”I"? 1'00: 1'0 "‘3' 1
WANTED —— _0ne hundred iR(1H1l,1-.it_1. these cans nesday. The funeral services will 1191 cmered. MMS'W “'0 thstanco from 1'". H
- E . . . . held this afternoon. zone envefiover the peak to the other .
{-00) Operators experienced on g . .\‘ I‘UR PREUSSER & S03 ' care. These dimensions necessarily :
Singer sewing-Machines for our 1 TO LET ' T“ U (().\.\'l'('l‘l li. ' Andrew King Jr :are in feet. Multiply the dimensions 1;".
FEW department . , of men's Aniaho -1l 1110111511 ilh 11:11111'. 1:115 and H ‘ HISTORY OF THE WORLD WAR Andrew Klu it died t l . l together. Divide by 100. The quotlmr ""
shirts. Employment guaranteed ‘°““"“°“C -" “'r “‘4” 1‘0““9kei‘l’m' . Have been taking orders for §ome 39 s 1 8‘ ' " , n “5 ”me" ““1 he ""3 number 0" thousand silin' ,:
1 'w'definitel t6 first-class work- 52.311.1111' \V~.'0k, 2“ 1211.11 11111111111. ne111 time on this Authentic History bv Gen t..John.11 Place. Stamford. Satur- glcs required. To determine the num- i;
f: 3' EA“ Nor“ .1111 "91101 lz‘ex ton C. Mz'uch and brother Francis day night, from pneumonia. following her of bundles. multiply this number 3
l “'11: 21' MAYEHOFF A; co 3 ..___.-._--.. __._,..- A 111.111.. 1111111111111. m 1.1111111 1.11111 11111111111111. ms 1111111. 1111.11 from me "3 11.111.41.111. ”6-
. ‘ ' "" . ' To RENT—"uni "F "R'VAT b"! of all. 111111.11 comes in three bind- same disease on Deceng 29' Tho',’ 'ii
_ Agaraio l‘nq1'-m1 9': South Main St Tel. inzs leather bound (Library editionl survivors are his father. Andrew: Just to Ourselvv: '§
.5 WANTED4TW9ntY'five (25) '1”; 1"$3 Bound in red 11'ith gold letters: Klug; his son, Alvin, and a. sister; It is hard t" be really 3“” M 0“" 357
Pressers experienced on Shirts l 1*“ to 11011111 in red cloth W'ti in let-
: . . 4'. 1.1 'G . .111 *' ‘ ‘ 1 .
.or our new department. fiEn; ”AquR RAE”: ' 11:10:111'1232113311 ‘1' :1e ers $2 25. Contents same in all bind.
' ' - -1 . .4 '1'. .' ' ' S. , _
lilpymem guaranteed to rs 1111'1'n'clf'1'h'1w F H0 .AD '3. 11125. All insude facts leading to the
“"33 workers. l 1 ' ' ' 1... " ) ' '11'111. during the war up to and includ-
111.11. MAYEHOFF & co. ' i, _
A TO- LET-41' n E ROOM “KY-RT
3111111111111 ctric ligl1ta,hot and cold wt-a
.51.
ler. Washington sir-111 East Noi'wnlk.
ire-1501131119
‘ l' our 11mm .marnlme 11139 Chapel strcem ‘
WANTED—Experiencedfirst.
:pages and 111 ex 200 photogiaphs.
ing the photographs of the Sui-lender
of the German fleet. Your chance to
11111112111151; one of these historys very
These books contain 75')
Just
was a member
service will be
30 St. John's
p. m. The late
land cemetery.
.‘II‘S. Battestl
12 131111911 Court.
111-1 N'l‘l'll 1441.11'115N-11'0u'1 1911'
'munlll. (1'111’1'
lilt‘
class hand workers for basting, 23m” 130— Washington street East No;- :d me a at with 5m“. address
tucking and button-licking in’ 5'11‘111k. Store 43 Chapel street. inquire 3;;sz Wm “0;!" 'with complete “Ar:
. _ ' - Q ' . . '1 _. l
‘3“? Silk Department. 1“ .outhIu n 511'th Tel 60' '17'0111 inspection: Mix .Vf'almo 223 Flax'
M N MAYEHOFF 3‘ 0°» ‘1- FOR 3111.2141111'1131 .IJNG 3 110111115 Hi“ So Norm“
4.44m...” - fflj'fif ‘A’A_f‘;;‘Af“f;;: " $.13;“fjcj;::;f 11751171:"yé1gomzfi'1rua'ia1‘1raz.
ANTEO4—‘1 11.11 musr lb: 1 0 111 "" ' ° ‘ 9' Alant‘o hauliu; and trucking, 21; 12.1111:
R. \ngel ll’ lim- Si mu .\ ba‘na‘n
.. Ask Jonn 'I‘: Hayes
1-9:. 11? -. N0. 7 Main St, Hawaii:
“AL ESTATE—UBURANCE
l’nsi l
and machine- slum,
“ml “'illnn Al'e'.
_ -m._—
"a\ e. East Nor“ alk. Conn. Tel. 1892.
‘insx Si. \‘111'111'1l‘1.
I
Highest
minds of memls.Speci:1l
gall old automobile tires.
prices
s‘nmont Permanent
I‘
lions. Yul-annex constantly. 'Writei ._-._ _-._.... __. .- M “R .--_.:1'socomlhand lurnlture. all cTolhcsr and
1‘11. IN positions 11111-11, Franklin In-A 'suits' (‘all or “rite. S. ‘l.e1lnson. Junl.
~1111111-. 111-;11. 2:: 1. 11111411151111. N. Y. i lEGAl "0"“ .noalcr, 6 Da=e St. Tel. 324-4.
WANTED~~lIl l. l’ OF .\l l, KlelS . ' . l 3. ' ' 1 "
ill {mush I'lnlml'llllellfs. 'Goml (lflnfll‘. llisll‘ll'l of Noru'alk. 85‘ Pl'OhalC Fro;:]”:]£(;:z 2§:\(:ors:eliy
ll!5"l\ ill lll‘liilC 200d Hail” .‘1 If HQfl'lS" '( ”Ur." January 6' A D,1919. :SOllth \Imn SL. is now. located around
1111 111}. ll. Jacobs & Sons. 11111.1 In the matter of Josephine Man's- {the corner 1t 2 Hanford Place Tel
3... .. ‘11... “(mm-n .\1'1». NOI'thiiL' Etiold of Mansfield in said District. an 1626 ‘
_ *_ #5 9111111121th 1mg“; A -
‘IANTED -Bl’thHT GIRL '1 on 0F . 01-1191 ed l‘hat the (‘onserV'atm 111'. _
1 (21.1111! penllulnshlwp 11.11055311- _tl1r- said Josephine Alansl'ie'id exhibit dezgzlriz‘gNG BAP“ HANGING
311111'111s11t steady ll Jucolm alliis ucr-mmt to- this Court for adjuStv' '
_.- ..._. 1111-. '11.". Manufav'lurcxs Beldon '.ment 111 the l’robme ofllco in Non-walla. Estimates chearlnlly given Trial of
.111... Nmu'alk. j; 3L. Zon the 141.11 (3113' ()1‘.Tanu'11r.1.1919 at ders solicited Tel. 4M. Alexande'
.. 110 o‘clock for:enoon and that all ”er‘iwmre 61 1- n Ely ovenue
.VANTED 1'l.l-1llll.'Al, lJOSl'I‘lUN son's Inli‘lealf‘d in said matter mav be; ‘
in 'mzu'; l:11l.1' experienced in gt-ncial:iiolilie1l tilf‘l‘h’of the conse1"'1aim wilIA
will-w" 1m". .11 1| 11.11.: " ’1" car fSem- cause ibis order to be published in :1
fine: 3" I I I ‘ 0 new spam-r having '11 -ci1':cu11tion in saidA E‘laherty. proprietor. 31'”:an L0”
.-.. . - 4—. 4...“ _..-_.._.. - 1 llisnicl at lens-1t five davs before said distance hauling. ngut and haavz‘
.' .1750 5.11.111. 11'1'1111115111131111111111:11 of Januan‘ 1919. muck”; om“ ‘e‘eph‘m” 153‘ 3"
1.1:... 1.11111. -.\'e:11' trolley 11119.: ' 111mm" 11'. GREGORY ABM “umcmn-
. l 1114111111 Mathews Homestead andf Jmlrrci _.~- ~ . -.- ~44-
1‘: '~ll'1n'$. 1111111. $40 monthlv for 1111;" “Whill oi Norw'ilk 1:11 Puma—11:" LOST“-
1. :. ._ ‘12.: . ; 1 , ';
.5, 13:11! Afar?” ' " " “ ““A 1'11111-1 11111911111111 7 19m 1 LOST—$100 Imum'v 110.111) 1.1:
._...- __ _._i [‘stule in Connecticut Of John D“ 'Soulh Noxualk. Monday. Renard. In
.VANTED ~1‘.‘MIH€OIDERERS oN'Al'1-lle1'lato Of Btooklyn and the. Oil} "I‘lllile at Senfine' 05109.
1, ,.,..1... 112-131., \”,.- 111 01110 .und stale of New York deceased 1 “""‘ ‘ ““‘M“ ‘—“““
'111111 11:11, «'11-'211ly11'111'iliknllgyizeai'zll'lolind ' Th" 0‘3“” 01" Probate for the Dis-'5 ROYAL ARCANUM
1 .= 1,1...“ \' 1,. 1; 1-1411. Grace 11311111111111, “if" of Norwalk hath limited and 21L DELEGATES MEET
. 1111114, 111-; \Vughingln" Stu ammo si' 1' montl'is from the date hereof
4-- ’ llor the creditors of said Estate to ex- (Continued tram n”, Page).
.‘nibit their claims for settlement
‘ "’ Tlmsus 11110 neglect to present their ac- 01 Connecticut, had done-remarkable
OH COMIE ON—LET'S counts. proper'l) attested . within said “'Ork during the 935' 3"831 in securing
. . .. , . new members to the order. \arious
111111.111“ he de‘baued a recoielv A" plans were gone over, concerning the
Dr 1‘0!“ "ldebte‘l '10 511‘“ 35‘5“? 3‘0 '9' aciivltv of the councils in District No
qur'sh- -l 11) main 11:11 .ment to {1, and arrangements were talked over
WILLIAM L. FELTER éfor work to be carried on in cachin-
Executor 1111 11111211 council.
, It was alsobdecided itlhab visitations
, between near y comic 5 e ntroduo
Two JUST'CES AND ’ ed as a means of continuing the good
THREE JUDGES As wotk already started in this s'eotion-
HOLCOMB CHOICE Very favorable reports as to new mem
here were made by the delegates from
. Bridge1)011.Da,nbu1-y and South Nor-
Prenhce and Roraback of Supreme walk.
ARE A CHANCE!
lrll'l iiiltl
11.11111 you said? 75 111.31
r-i-ul. 111' 1111- accidents in industry
but
first.
:1:'1> 1!
'1". 11111 111 machinery.
111 1.111111155119113! Safety
«inml luminous open at the
Norwalk Tire and Rubber Co.
t
. (”1.0
1
1
it
.-,
' l
'1 ll 111111-11
11:11»-
'hs-
1
v
"l‘fkfil'
"ERA ('RI'Z, Mex”
than one hundred deaths, according to
fest attack b.1'1ebels on a Mexican
1il11a} pus>enger
Li";
1 111111211' to Camaron, near which sta-
11.-u the atlackwvas staged.
. but only
1-.2112Z.l11l:111.1 the rebels tObbed a
Court and Reed and Warner Retire. Airungements “ere made to have
Gov omm' Holcomb will have the Su- the able degree team of Seaside Coun-
'Dl't’lllt (’(rlllt and three Superior court “A: Of grldgepoxgt tV‘lsit {Shetxbman 90‘1"
m... or 3.33.15.31.13? 122.112.2212:
the (Sensual Assembly Chief Justice 3111311111111 has on the waiting list
Samml 0 P1 entice of the Supreme Those in attendance were: C. H.
court and Justice A T. Roraback of Sherwood and F' J' 30'5““ 0f Sea
111:4. $111111. tiibunal ieach the age limit Ligoenhgggngglbangfifitzogén; (GJeoréve
this 301“ Thomas. of Nutmeg Council, all Green-
In the. Super'iox (curt Judge Joel H. Eictb; Et 1? Austin and greet? hAllo‘
Reed and Judge Donald T. Warner er ‘3' 0 onassus Connc 0
. ualk;V1'illia.m F. , -
231:3?1 the age limit of. 70 scans. Judge child Elton Hoyhlngn Fgml‘fvggoeg
mm H. Maltbie IS filling the 11111 and 11' H Distinct, of Sherman
expired term of Judge Tuttle, who re— COIIDCil 0f SouthNomll-r
signed in 1917. and an appointment Owing to unusual pressure or busi-
. . -. A _ ness, Dr. E. 0. Parker, Doug-and re
must also be made 1n ““5 C“ 9- (gent of this state” was unable to be
present.
l
~— CHICAGO socmusrs on TRIAL
The Reading Stats 0f NOT‘VaIk “i“ CHICAGO Jan 7—The 'case of the
play at the Bridgeport BOYS' Club 01‘ five Socialist leaders on trial in feder-
Middle Estreét, January 17. The Stars at. con" M f” conspiracy. t 0‘ 1'
claim to have one of: .tbe fastesto
animal 11 .111 Ada. Work Wonders @111sz9“ of them;
1" . and 9x11013210 cam .
411111 mewetfir
— 44—1. I‘
< l
Jan. 7.—’——M0rc
fficial estimates, resulted from the
train from the
11.11 to Vera Cruz. The rebels
cke d the exploring train. carrying
v».~1'o1't 01‘ 81) soldiers, but the pas-
1-1' train, which Was following.
411111111 soon enough to back out
villilrl'Cl‘UlelltS drove away the reb~
after thirty fedegal sol-
1-1 111 women camp followers
11'1. dentified pensions had
Seventy rebels fire said
11.31111
READING STARS TO PLAY.
tulle-11.
~.'11111:1l:1.1 a band of outlaws
Marcelo Caraveo attacked Jal-
:11r1111-1- capital of the State oi
' ,l1ut were driven ofl' Before
1:?1
to that city
3.}1:
Samuel “'abt 1111..
1i
niarket pri1es paid for all
for
Will zilso buy
she is survlv ed
llah
the family plot
l Funeral of Mr: McLean. .
The tuberal senices Mike 11m Mrs.‘ A
111' .\i Porter 0. Holman Awerfi'jfeld 1111-1111 the; the. dishes om. rod in Labrador; Green-
at 7011111111. of her 1111mm... Mrs Damien land and Fame islands., In Ema n
1 Taylor. 33 East avoneefiast evening i taste may be acquired for thee-callus
Fr‘McGregor, oflciJaling ‘
Favorite hymiis of Mrs 'Mcllean more!” Gr a grateful spirit
sung most beautifully by Mrs. Lillian
Kewklrk
painter a “We" wanl were sent to her former home in News:
Inner. up-todate styles. lowest prices. } C‘1Imbe1l'.land W V8.1 to: burial todln'.
l
11111 Ernest
Shei w cod
1
A Veteran Jame C;‘ K f E The. Romans' new the great to.11l- 3.; 127-131 “’35me St.
' .1 ‘ °° " l makers of 01111-11 times. and the Iii-11.121 1;.-
21111135 C' Keefer, a. lateral: "1 “39‘ are their «time-goers: Sir William Rob- warm... ”the.” .:r
lf‘iril war died
Union Parcel Delher” Edward J HWTS Home on Sunday, in his "4111' stair of England. astonishedacompany
The body was sen'l lo 11,15 mm; l of diners by remarking that the British
191111 of Millerton, 31.1531” burial .to-l
He served as a private in the;
150111 Regiment.
yeax.
day.
Mines; of One
misioners from
new' 11.111 license
monev as noon
low
ers.
The renort
shows that the
With the return
out the county
when the new li
Therein: been
l
i
temoou. 101W :1:
continued to reside at mmmlyhnmel
'stead since the death or her mothe
come two years ago, ija was highi‘ig'
and acquaintances.
She is survived by {our sisters and to an oven heat. the scale mm
a brother. One sister, Mrs.1du Mc-i ,.
ullen and also her daughter, are illAn drop of quicksilver and then he - 4"
Mrs. R. M. Riggs of EaSt'Norwalk. He
Herman. and of St. Joseph's Church.
He had been employed by 11111 Stam-
ford Transit Company.
Mm. Battestina Bena'ducel
years. died last ev cning'. at her home, ‘mr a civil engineer the resident en-
liam Albert and Paulina Benaduoe1,ot' truclngs and as large as 0088""9
thin city, and one sister Francesca Act!
The (nuclei wil take place tomorrovIA mode. shirts for lief little boys—E.
morning at 9 o‘clock from St. Joseph‘si Arden Mintv 1‘ R. I. B. A
church an dintermcnt 19m follo'w ins "an M3"-
Vetel‘an John W. 'F'ar-rlngton.
John W. Farrlngton. 111-110 served hisl
country in the Civil 'War as a private E
in Company 1. Sixth Regiment,'1N. v.1
Volunteers. Heavy Artillery, died at'
the Soldiers'. Home. Norman. yestero'
(lav. in his 76111
rangements hue not been Completed
TWENTY SALOONS IN;
' COUNYY ASK NO
LICENSE RENEWALS§
plotion of Lint City Gets $156,,044
JfilIDGEPORT. Jan. 7-.—-'I‘he 111mm;
of one man who 'holdiz two liquor 11-:
ceases. has prevented the county com-'
Bridgeport. licenses by last night. The
commiesioners did notannounce this
man's name but said his Wife had in-
formed them that be Intended to re-‘.
his illness. The commissioners will 3.1
him a reasonable time.
one of the county licenses applied for
has been accounted for and this man?
has sent his money to the commission-
Because of illness he has been
delayed in filing his bond.
receive $156,044 trom’tbe sale. of ii-
cenSes and $540 from club licenses.
closed that. about 26 saloons through
largest number ’
port licenses over last year.
define mAn'rowE/HJH.
, W eight of «11111131111111:
{have been native: of Virginia and ye
"other state has furnished more than
five. 01 twenty-seven presidents eight
were born in Virginia, six in Ohio, two
in New York, two in North Carolina.
two in Wm and one cock in
how Homoslilre, Pennsylvania; Ken- . -.
lucky, Vermont and New-Jersey.
a. The deceased had
l"
l ..
Drilling “and Steel;
Impreparing a drill to be used on ‘
bard steel, the drill should be heated
large circle of friends?
A
and the up of. the drill be touched to
selves. A great many of us are more
lenient with our own faults than with
those of other people. while not a few
censure themselves far more harshly
for a false step than they would think
nf'censurlng another. What we should
strive for is to be neither too exacting
not too lenient where our sl1ortcoming<
are concemod, but to give ourselves
the benefit of simple justice.
of the Order of Sons of
a
11m; "; T
. .
The 'Iuneral
at his late residence.
Place. today,- at 3:30
rmnnl will be at. “Vood—
~".11‘
1...:
7W!
“9' Benaducm “3““ 24' Some veal-s ago when I was working
Beside; her husband‘ gineer requested the: draftsmen in
b1 three dimmers. “.1 1 the London omce always to send linen
Tl:
. 1..
011 visiting the work I discovered the.
Are-131m. When. the tracings were done
lwith his wife boiled them down and
Sin L011-
.51"?
in St. Mary‘s cemetery
Food in the Far "on?
Reindeer slew and roast tater fowl
[marlin-.11 111'11 walrus 'slew‘ are among
15:”): '
.1
,4
if one is iruzr'n in long enough to be
Course bread.
new: of codfish. cmnborry 311111 or 11
1+ hiuobenv (dried) coke mav help met-
The terminal tors along.
1.,
L. 1515 '.
ac
__ .
1 Early- Day Road Make".
h 1
,~,,
at the Nomton 50H ei'tson.’ chief of the imperial general
'RAIL TERMINA'I‘S
' ' ARE INADEQUATE
(Continued mum First Pane)
in France used film tons ot stone in
five. weeks in mid building.
New York volunteers. ' . ' .. .
3 ' 9 ' . Tully Quinn-able. .
\Ir~.\!.1cphers.on has just received
a telegram from Birmingham ““1111“
an admirable invention the telegram
is 1" she vxrlnlm'e-d. “when 111111 consider
5 812me 11111—111 $15.10 1. saw
AT $1. E :H
mymmWMmmmmm
glen; ammuflmma'mmm
HWSifRKIT CHEN CABIHET
ForfiardWoodinm.1.11;11
>WeAkosell.BedOak-.Gmlill 1.
1‘11; 'f
WM. W‘
‘ 1:
3 1111111111 St.,1-‘.a§t 'Horwa'flk.‘
Tel. 441
11.31.1111” l1?“ '
11.11.11 '
WE SPECIALIZB IN FWNG nous COMPLETE.
Y “'1'.
1.153;.
.11. ~ '
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-"1 "115}:
'1‘3'. ,3,»
mail 1.393... '
(N: 1.1 .
that this message line come 11 distance
of 120 miles and the gum clothe en-
velope isn’t. dry yet.”
vear. Funeral ar-
a
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1
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1
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Female'Mosquito la Pest:
The male mosquito lives but a
short time and does not ‘mneurk
blood. The tannin normally, feeds.“
.he juice of plants, but prefers blond
whenever there are our animals or
humans to fumish it.
accounting for all the
and would send the;
as he recovered from
All but
h
3
Prompt Delivery
“Harris & Guns V
of the commisioners l
road transportation. but at the ulti5
mate destination, and any serious can 'A
diiions of congestions obtaining on:
any of the trunk linen euroute has
been the re lex of conditions at the
{terminals themselves."
Taking up the Pittsburgh situation.
I111. Gray recommended building of a
"" - ~ new east and west; "'2'; lériiegvoidingl .
thePinsbnrghi us! 3. 51 ct 1
A?” Woman. he extraordinary development of l
“To be happy 8‘ m8" 111119!!an Indgstr al activities around Pitts-A
tul digestion and 11 11 nman needs boa burgh. . '19 said 311'“! the enormous.
titul attire." “ch." commented mas tonnage which 15. handled makes itl
Cayenne “one. wants “‘9 stomach of very ‘dfilcnlt to use this gateway for
A' an ostrich and the other wants the trunk fine traific, and mm is 95m.
Dealer Prevents COM-3 feathers" Alally true when the. through and lo-'
- ' ' Acal business increases coincidentally '
laws is usually the ease Physical con
lditions, which embrace it narrow
gorge. and a laz'ge’city. render the 80-
111111111 of this problem exocedtnzlul
dificult of local treatment. it is my
conviction that as soon “practicable
the trunk line railroads 111mm
Pittsburgh 131011111 be relieved by the
confirmation of an entirely new line
. _ ‘tor freight. purposes. bagnecziunz that:
' east and west of Pitts 3h, i: am
A" my '3 Good. ing the industrial and"
A “mm" 5358 111111712 ’5 "0‘ 5“" " Referring to the us ted embarvn 111»
thing as tainted money. That’s right; permit system Put into elect w.
All we ever look over our change for is the year, applying w W ‘19..
't0 399 that there isn‘t 11 [“1113ng quar- tined for over-congested- terminals. or 1
tor in the lot .-—-De'troit FreePress. ' _ specific contignees, the report “111' 5
’ ‘ ". "The permit system has fully some
lied itself. Every eifort has been
St. Swlthin’s Day made to utilize it without undue dis:
St Swlthin's day is July Iii. The friminatli 43311..“ rugggcacessbhfulmgagir;
.115 hen it' ion 3 ‘ r
. 1:3?th iiogmioifilgin frivhe tome, .1l its great improvement in movement
city of Bridgeport will Weather regards. 111111 ever. do not 51m- :oiifrilx'lés been had during federal
port the tradition. .‘ 111111211 of the credit for heavier load-
' ing or. freight urn exacted during- gov
eminent management was 111111.111.
s all in it has been dis Therefore is Public Energy.
“De man (lat talks_too much,"
Uncle Eben, “niu"satisfie11 “if wastln
his own time He wants to stop wcrk
fob as large an andlence.as possible." FRED .ANDE'RSON QUITS BASE
. BALL
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CHARLOTTE. N. (3.. Jan 7. ~Fm‘fl
Anderson.-of' the New York National ,
’leag'ne yesterday announced shat heir »
shippers in loading cars fuller, '
went out or business» adopting din’erent means of packing
cease year started, the
being 4 1m VDanbnry.
no deem in Bridge»
.e
When Ch one “Come: On "
A clumpan ee “comes of age'
about fifteen KW.
l
.
Wrist-audni-aedd
A Most 1&th out 1'6!"
Ymgand 01d
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Norwalk Chronicler