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Onthiaml'wamy-nn Warhol-Italy!“
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"1’ Wrecked
file 318th U. S. Infantry. Zolller was
“ -.'Mra Frederick Zipper-3r, of 381.111»
coin avenue. W the
at her ion, Private minim hitter, of
a Well known local young man of (tuna
character and his many friends about
thevcity wil be grieved to learn at
his death :1 France on December 22:13.
at typhoid, fever.
Matures drafted from this city
last March and went to Camp Upton,
from liberalism sent to fiance
soon after. He passed through a numa
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 8.«-—Ten persons
are dead today and a. score of others
or Oapa Double Price.
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men. 5 '20 L8: 1 to; can:
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3TRANGWARD "’0 RENT-“NINE” rouxxsmtn FOR SALE—is" DINING ROO)[
\.1'111L131, Ct, 1:111. 6. 11.1111. ’10"!!! near Centre. Gentleman 111'oI‘v-.t',‘t:1ble_ solid quartered oak top.
'.1' 11mm Ut'Ol‘Z‘._ >07) of Mary .\. :11111 “"- “\(ilil‘é“'1:'~ l". R. Sentinel. '1 111111019111 With full set loose leaves.
'1: ' -.tt¢1(ltoi'uc Stranngard. in his filth
an be seen after 6 p. m. at 61 Bay- The damage is estimated at $1000; of typhoid in France
suffering from injuries as the result
which wrecked a..fiim exchange build
ing in Penn avenue. late yesterday.
FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM APART- \lt-VV Ave South \‘oru'alk Cl. or phone 000
_'\-'211 Punt-12,1 services. from St. Luke-x
"'Hbztl ('lt'u't-h. Nurotou. i‘t” l’l'ida} ,111 1111 uilh “ml for garden at '30 “ "5' 1663-3.
,“n v 1" WaShington street, South Norwalk, In-
‘ I. I I ""‘TP of “’ill lam A. (hiflin. 111.. or link,
WANTED ‘51-” Frost.
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WANTED TO LET~.\'E\\" GARAGE .\'l‘ 7"
1; yvi 11:- Av ,. T . 121.
SEWING MACHINE ornn- ‘ ' " 1" 11 I
1 ' ATORS' PAID WHILE T0 LET-wFL'RNlSHEl) ROOM:
.7 LEARNING. CLUETT, PEA- elt'uii‘lC linlvt ..utl 1111111.
BODY a: co, INC. Road: cits. , lol'
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_ _ .t A .- l ‘Illishml 1'01111,1:-.11i1l1 \1 .111-1 Lian :111-lnll:
'WANTED — One hundred ‘1-1-111'euiu111'1a 1'01' lich housekeepin? .
{100) Operators experienced on
Singer Sewing o'Mzwhines for our
new department of men's
shirts Employment guaranteed
xtdefinitely to first- class work-
615.
M. N. MAYEHOFF & co.
WANTED—Twenty-five (25-)
-1'esser3 experienced on shirts
. -::r our new department. Em-
pioymen‘t g'uftrantecl to first-
cinss workers.
M, N. MAYEHOFF & CO.
$225.0 pt 1' 1":ch 214 l.:1~'1 :11',r1nuc neat;
\(1111'uilt Depot.
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TO RENT'-l’Ali'l‘ (‘1' T'Rl\.'.1:51'l‘i‘5 ‘
21111121. Iu‘lllll'l‘ 97 South Main'St. Tel.‘
villi-2:. '
FOR RENT'- l; ROOM HUNG \I. UVV,
merit. Electric lights, hot and cold wat-_
er. \l'ztsliington street. East Norwale
Four loom apartment :'.9 Chapel streeh.
'Slm‘v, i'l'l'.‘ “'ashington street East Nora
2.
walk. Store 43 Chapel street. inquire
’W ANTED—Experienced first.
class hand workers for basting.
'ucking and. button-holeing in
our Silk Department“.
M. N. .MAYEHOFF & CO.
(H South’l‘lun street. Tel. 60.
LOST
LOST; $1.121 LIBERTY
Snub \I'vu'dlk. Monday.
Bow 1.\'
Rdward. 'In
quit'v' :11 Sen'inr-i (lflit'e.
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Rmvaylon 01' South Nor
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bmltm'dgt- office in So.
\.' .. 11-: «ll: uni :tti :t< correspondent for
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311-; of bonds. '11111 t- 1:- Right man can
malt:- bi): 111011111". ltefmcnces gi\ en
an: expect-ml, Address box 108 Hotel
E‘.lt"1:1t"c:-;1'1-. Sn. .\'01'\v.'tlk.‘.
NAN" l £O——F‘l‘ MALE ”15.1 I’, COOK
or middle :1ged,pr0tc'~'t-
'l'. “31 7:0 :1 day. Priv: 11.0 Not' unlit home
line. Experience necessary
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Not'walk.
WARTED'W \
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and \\'iilon A112,
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:11: t;r>1-.-1'111nent. I'ct'nl'unent Posi-
\'.:t':ancius constantly. \\'rit<.
[ntriiihlls open. Franklin in-
. 12-111.. 2:: I). Rochester. N. Y.
WANTED—11121.? OF ALL KINDS
1:11'1011: deput'tttitutts. Good oppor-
11,1' [O'ZUELlit' 3.10011 salary if satis-
Jucobs 6; Sons, 1111'.
.\ 1'11. Norwalk.
ry. ii.
Mira 111111011
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, WANTED--Ii.\li3iiOIDEltERS
Georgette waists, work given
(".0011 pay.
Cull frbm S 11:5 11,,111.
t" “brie-NIH: \V'ashinzton St.
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on come ON—LET'S
TAKE A CHANCE!
l.~.".'r, that what you said?
. of the accidents in industry
not to machinery. but.
Safety first.
75 per
r-. '3.’
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$1.33 4‘ : "—;
w carelessness!
Maul positions open at the"
Norwaik Tire and ilubber. Go.
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WANTED .1111 I 11' , 11:10 '11:”:
111 '1 :15 lmuv 11-11'1111101' in‘uilv in “'11:;
:mit 3111.41, ‘w :t'._'1"'111'.1hlt In t'liiltiie 11.
\\' «1111111, ('e-uu, Tel 1312. I
\VANTED'-l THAI 'll KKK“ l'l)“
it." with}; '{I'tliirllfl’m inquirv fill lift"
1VANTED~OIAN WITH SOME( AP- resident. in the city supplied with
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(11'2 .. ll.-11 in 1114, lining, and F1 ll seems tlliil
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‘U‘udl‘ work all year around.
Grace Embroid-
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Ni“. " RULES FOR
COLLECTING ASHES
«Continued from First Patio.)
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111't-pni't'd :1an are now put before the
’ public.
Many complaints have been receiv-
(11 at the city engineers office re1
gut-ding the rough usage accorded the
ash and gatbage receptacles by the
111011 «employed in collecting such. In
vestigzttlon disclosed the fact that tho
(1.1111511 of the rough usage can be irat-
Led direcily back to the complainants.
(‘in ordnances were made and every-
:1
copv and specific orders welegiven as
to the cousiruction, size, 11' eight and
contents of all receptacles but it
in many cases these 11rd-
mtnces 11"1111- disregarded entirely.
Hall and garbage collections. are made
in each section of the city at a certain
. stated time during the week and the:
refuse should be ready for the men
‘Vlllf'll they call. The ashes should be 1
kept in iron receptacles or leceptacles
lined with metal and should be kept
dry. Many persons about the city
leave their cans uncovered with the
results that the contents freeze to Ethe
side of the cans and when'the collect-
against the side of the cart in order to
'empty them. The cans are left in a
badly battered condition and the city
engineer receives another complaint
against his employee when. in truth.‘
house-holders themselves are to blame.
Still other residents take an old bus:
2": inmtt'diatcly for
{write P. 0. Box 163 So.
.or sell the 5.11110.
x1‘.! Lincoln Aw. All impr'01 0111111115, In-‘
quirt- of ('ltzta. l-Z. Hoyt.
f TO.LET—-F'l VII R00 AI A PART,-
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FOR SALE—POOL TABLE, PLUMB
.111: and bar fixtures, wall clock and
other person-ti property must he so?
cash. Tel. 535-2 or
Norwallg.
FOR SALE- “-1111 FEELING. 3 Rooms),
Not-walk Post, other “"0“ loomed:
l‘1ice $1. 700. A bargain. - i
Ask Jonn T. Hayes
No. 7 Main St., Norwalk
an. Elfin—138838130!
‘BUSINESS NOTICES—J
BUSINESS NOTICE
Vail- warning is‘Zziven—That :1“ cans
for oil 01 gnsolene. marked "1’ K. S
m1 the. property of Paul Pt'eusder and
Son, and that it is unlawful to fill
All Junk dealers are
I nrebv warned not to purchase or sell
. those cans.
FRI-1133511118 sox
HISTORY OF THE WORLD WAR
Have been taking orders for some
time on this Authentic Ilistor} bv Gen.
l‘cyion (“. March and brother Frimcis
A M111c11.\[,1 prices are within reach
all. lwiistm'} comes in thtee bind-
1111's. leather bound (Librarv edition)
53.80111111 in 1etl cloth with gold letters
$2.10 Bound in red cloth with ink let-
2.2.'1. £01111 nts same in all bind-
All inside fuels leading to the
during the war up to and includ~
im: the. photographs of the surrender,
utjthc German fleet. Your chance to,
purchase one of these historys very
lt‘l‘S
lllE’S.
\1'111'.
reasonable. These books contain .750
panes and oven 20%) 1111010512 ,I1s. Just
drop 1111.1 :1. pastnl with your address
' and 1 will 11111 with complete book for
)0111' inspection. Max Malmo 223 'P‘iaX'
Hill, So. Norwalk. i
1
Peter J Nelson. 1612111711111 long dis-
tance hauling: and: trucking, 213111.125;
ave. East .Norwalk, Conn. Tel. 1892. I
Highest market prit-rs paid for '1”
kinds of 111etuls.Spct'i'.:l ."-'cs to':
all old automobile lilL'S ‘-.""1-1l.~:n i-
second hand iurnitun. 2 ‘1 1': .1. .i :11"!
suits, Call or 11 rm. .i. l.('1lil.;1.ll. Junk
Dealer. 6 Daic St, Tel. 324-1. ,
LADIES TAILORING SHOP 0f .\'.,
Fromcr which was formerly at 70‘
South Main St., is now located around
the corner :11. 2 Hanford Place.
1626.
PAINTING - PAPER-HANGING
decorating, painter's supplies; wall
paper, up-to—date styles, loweat prioasJ
ders solicited. Tel. 400.
White, 61 12 Ely avenue. i
Union Parcel Delivery. Edward J
Flaherty. proprietor. Trucking. Long 1
distance hauling. Light and heavy
trucking. Oillce telephone: 1581. 300
km tub or boiler. til it with refuse 50‘3““ connection
it mcrilows the top and leave it for
the 1111-111 to collect. The collectors
have been instructed to take any such
rem-plume with them and destroy it.
1:11111 whenever they 'followinstructions
unotiir 1' compuint is made.
in order that all people about the
city may learn Whether their recepta'
cles are within the provisions of the
new regulations ,a system has been
devised whereby all can's, baskets, bar-
rt-ls. 01' boilers which should be re-
placed by more serviceable containers,
will benmrked with :1 green label by
the collectors when they make their
rounds: Any householder receiving
hi." can back with this label will know
. that it. represents the request of the
street department that he provide him-
self with a mom practical 1eceptacle
for his refuse. In event that he dis-
-rega1'ds this warning his ashes, gar-
bage and refuse will not be collected
until he ‘ o complies with the wishes of
the department.
3-. _ *5
RESAlNiNG SELF-RESPECT.
' 2:: respect of another 'is the first
'tfi'fhill of the self—respect a man
our ideal of what he is be-
to him the hope and pattern
It is hoped that the regluations will
be carefully read, and the observance
of them by eVery 121.3011 throughout
the city will avoid all unnecessary dif—.
flculties which might otherwise arise
and will also mist the street depart-
menbin the performance of their work
an provide ' ucb...
'host of friends.
ANDREW TULLY DIDN’T
. WATCH. Hi3 STEP.
0
Andrew Tully, format)? at the bonus-
bury 5;. Bisst-li factory in “'innipault.
and wall and favorably known by 3
came into the Hope
Hose house last evening: shortly after
eleven o‘clock, and after greetin: a
friend or two expressed the wish to
hear Corporal ion Counsel Quinlan who.
had just started hisspeech upstairs at,
the annual meeting oLthe. Company. '.
Going? up the stairs he stood, on the
second step born. the top so that he
could just set.- over the lower partition.
into the room.
Following the speech, Jerry Terrill
n51: responded to at. encore to his song
when Mr. 'mlly evidently forgetting
his position and stepping backward
plunged to the bottom of the stairs.
cutting: a @312 in his Head, audibeing
rendered . unconsciou!» ,
Although a hurry call was made for
a physician, it was some time before
one arrived. and in the meantime thee
injured man regained consciousness;
and stoutly refusing to being taken to
the hospital, was taken to his home
where he entity, fair. ' ‘
film at”!
lit-served for interest,"
‘011linances.
.y: lilvage shall
Vt alls of [lame turned the interior
of the building. an eight-story brick
strucure. into a raging furnace. Some
of the victims mostly women,
plosion. while others jumped:
'indows or were
rescues by firemen.
Investigations were begun today to
ascertain the came of thotire
Shortly after the explosion occurred
77‘ H‘“ Hill. Lot :',.0x130 foot. within 5 minutes v: alk reports were cuculated to the effect
that between fifteen and twenty per
[sons had been killed. but these. later
proved false.
and. -HC-
{[GAl NOW
Report. of the condition of
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THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
,at the close of business on the 3lst
tiny of Dec. 1918.
Assets
Bills discounted ......... $366 536 :10
Demand Loans (“ithout .
Collateral) ............. 27,701.01:
Collateral Loans (Time
and Demand) ............ 35-1 0.58 "A
(Time and Demand) ..... 1.54 .6171};
l1 untls set aside for Sav— :
‘ ings Depositors ....... 1.683.038.27
Liberty Bonds purchased
. for subscribers ....... . 194 45000
Stocks and Securiiit's . . . . 180 235. 00
Banking House ........ . . - 50,000. 00
Due from Federal Rescue
Bunk ................. . 173,411.64
Due from Reserve Agents
Due fxom Banks and Benin
29,262.21
crs ................ . 9.686 10
l_: nitcd States and National
Bank Notes ............ .14. 417 .00
Gold Coin ............... 8500
SUVer Coin ............. . 4, 000.00
Minor Coin ............. . 156. 04
Checks, Cash items and
Exchanges 1:...875 3
Other Assets. vi? War
Savings and 1cvenue
stumps ............... .
Total Assets , ......... 3.039. 7.83. 28
Liabilities ‘
Capital Stock .......... ‘“ 1110.090. 00
Surplus Fimds
Other 1' nuivided Profits
less current expenses
and taxes paid ........
Due to Banks. Bankers
and Trust Companies
Dividends Unpaid ........
General De~
posits
Trust Funds
37,-.93
5H10000
1,001,677.87
235182.91
were .
hurled from the bbuildins by the ex-'
from g
saved—in thrilling:
l
ber of (amusements and in his last
letter spoke of the fact that he had
been slightly wounded. No further
word was heard from the young man
(not of a spectacular fire and explosion. until his mother received the fateful
from Washington, ac uaint
lug her with the news that he ha died
on December
'.22nd
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1CATH0LIC UNION, 46,
HOLD 2ND SOCIAL
AND INITIATIOI‘T: ‘
(Continued rroxn First Page}.
be the first time in nearly ten yeuis
that the Third Degree has been heldh
by the local Council. The details of:
the program for That day will be
nonnced later.
i The social part of the 91' ening was
spent in the enjoyment of _a refresh-
Sing lunch, while the Catholic Club 01
chestra ,recently organized fmm 1:11
tented musicians in the organization.;,-,
,rendered many excellent selectionsi
l'l‘he solos rendered by Brothers John
lShay and John Phelan of the Milford
Connecticut, Council, uere receimd
enthusiastically, while L11 1 Cave. :1
local young man, contribu - i also to’
the success of the entertaimn 1m by;
the excellent rendition of solos.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Funeral of Mrs. Bennaducci
The funeral of Mrs. l—jaul Bennadua |i
this moraine at 9 oclock from St.
Joseph' 5 Church. Rev. M.
celebrateda requiem high mass.
.1 The pall~bmrers were A. DeprOsp‘cro.‘
L. Caiti, S. lannaccone; and -P.- Samm—
co. Burial was made-in St,
cemetery. .
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TODAY IN WALL STREET
NEW" YORK Jana ‘ (WALL 102'
30 :1 m. ,1 —Today‘s session of the 510, k.
Q 'I.
-.
Exchange wulch suspended operational
1:2 30 o’clock as a mark of respect :0
the memory of Colonel [looser ell. open-
5330'“) (.‘d with a firmrbui a dull undertone-.1 '
Oils shouctl little of their meal
sinnglh and activity but other specu-
latiw ifisuert particularly the motor
73:...“ (mm gmup, and leathers and tobaot'os ad
1':1'1('.1‘d substantially with secondary
rails, notably Texas Pacific and Miss-
omi Pacific. and local tt'aclions added
10:67 71 03 fructionallv to \eslerday‘s rally. Shiv,
1'. Sterling Furniture Company
pines and coppers were moderately 1'-t1
,actionary.
1
1111295113 in THE COUNTR'Y SCHOOLS
1‘.: mgs De-
)ml'fiulent - 1,583,038.37 [sccretary Morrison Says They Should!
. Be As Good A: Any
Total deposits .......... . 2.608... 99,011 At a meeting of «uperxisors sof pub
"111:1 Payable ......... ,,._. 175,.00000, lic schools held' at the Capitol in
.._
Total Liabilities ...... $3 039,783. 28 state board of education. made i! 91““ convinqed
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NOTICE ,1
it has become necessarv to colon"
Tel.;sonu~ of tit-1 laws governing the re- cilv
:mofal of ashes and garbage, Please
Mon-ison, assistant secretary of ,tho
in behalf of the country schools.
Was a. :rreat mistake, he said. to look
iupon the rural child as being essen-
tially diffeient in capability from the
child, and that the underlying
needs of elementary rural schools
news from Washington of the}. death a, ' \ ' ' ,‘ ‘ ' . .l' . ‘ ;.:
as. sen-grams Worth sown. snot.
A \. A51: $.10. EACH:
mymm’m min- in out: m MM
. 1n Wins-88w m a twat on»
£11 KITCHEN CABINET.-
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was largely :tuended1vbenjt .Was held '
J. ILyn'Fh"
Mary’s .
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i‘ At the old club plan. Club now forming. $1. 00 down and 81;“)
wackly.
CABINETS FROM
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0 127-131 \Vasbinntou St
28 855. 19 Hartford a few days ago. Henry C. ant.
Mr. Morrison said he. had become
that the one-room school
of a s on! for the rural districts.
The heilth of the children attending
the ruril schools should receive moxe
attenuoin than it does, continued Mr.
1110311150111, and there was no reason
read the following extracts from the “91‘? the same as “1°59- in the cities. why the sanitary supert 151011 of rural
and act in accordance
thereu' ith:
Morrison declared that the coun:
should be as
as the sub)
Mr.
try elementary schools
good as the city schools.
as efficient
K
scnoots should not be
as that'of the city schools.,
Mr. Morrison believed the country
, l. Ashes shall 'be kept in iron recep- jecta of study and the methods of high school should be (figment from
01's appear the) must strike them Estimates 011°31'10“! 817911 T1181 0"“1'1cles or receptacles lined with metal teaching were 90‘ essentially dm that of the city. and that the sublet?“
“and" and must b" kept dry.
Contents of receptacles containing
not constitute a- nuis-
£12109.
-".R1cc_ptacles shall be kept in good}
repair 3311! must be so used that their
contents a]. no time pill come within
four inches of the top.
«1. Receptacles and contents must not
'1': too heavy or cumbersome for one
man to handle
5. Refuse or rubbish maybe kept 1n:
boxes or barrels or may be tied in .1111:-
rlles to prevent scattering. and must
be kept dry
The above rules are :tbSolutely net-
essary; Observance of them will aVoid
difficulty and assist this department in
giving efficient service. "
HE.\RY R. MINOR
Distiict of Norwalk, as. Probate
Court. January 8, 41.3.. 1,919.
Estate of Samuel H. Ends dilate of
Norwalk in said District, deceaSed
Ordeced, :That the Executor exhibit
his Administration account to the
Court for adjustment, at ,the Probate
ofllce in Norwalk, on the 14th day (11
January 1919.:1t 2 ocloclc aftemoon;
and that all persons interested in said
Estate may be notified thereof, the'
Executor will cause this order to be
published in, :1..an having a ct»
culation in said .District. at leafit {170
days before 58155;.“th 01.138113?!
1919. '
- everything (9136 advertised. that if You
d simcett, mummmmi
9 Wm Wig
111113! 1111 1111
111111.111th 11111
11.8 11101111111188
Save your hair‘! [Double it a beauty in
- a few minuteo—try this.
of stud} should be suitable to the
needs 01’ the pupil and to the coun
uy .
'1 be countr y high schools should give
the tow. and gins an education which
ran be used in “the country if it is so
desired. One of the greatest. tragedies
in education, Mr. “Moi-rim said, was
11133.1 pevxilé WWI bed with instill
for all good
being a '
.to satisfy.— their tastes. He warned
those in charge cflethm against
the folly of making schools exclusively
vocation;_E1;ery. American child was
entitled to culture as well as to earn
It you care for heavy hair, that glist-
vns with beauty and is radiant with;
ing capacity. he said
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W8 snow IN FURNISHJNG HOMES COMPLETE.
i
It was no many the beat possibio kind-l
l
l
I
s of life withouf _
sufficient carping, power.
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life has incomparable softness and is PIONEERS ELECT NEW OFFJOERS.,
«fluffy and lustrous, ‘trv Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it imme.
diately dissolves every particle of
Street Commissioner dandruff; you cannot have nice, heavy tul affair.
-,—- healthy- hit-if if you have dandruff in; chosen for the various honov'sz
This destructive scurf rdbs the hair or
its lustre. its strength and its very life,
and if not overcome it produces 5 rev
erishness and itching ‘of the scalp: the
hair roots furnish, loosen and die; then
the hair falls out faSt.
If your hair has been neglected and
is thin, faded, dry,
3,93 msnmll bottle of Knou'lton’s Dan-
derine at am!
ter for a fan cents; apply a little as
1111 acted and ten minutes after you will
say this was the best investment you
ever made. '
We sincerely believe,
regardless of
' The. 5.111131 election of officers at the
rooms of the Pioneer Hook and 1.1111-
(lei Co. last evening was an unevent-
the follow: ing members he-
Captain, Charles Buzzaxd.
Est. Lieut. Ross Malkin.
2nd. Lieut. John Gard'eila.
Financial Sec'y. Charles Hoyt.
Recording Sec'y. Hens. Nutterford.
Treasurer. Edwud Hoyt.
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6.0mm 01' “’0 oily comma; encasement anchs.
The following named officers were
campxnent, No. 31, l O. O. F.. held
willonday evening:
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