ransom, JAN. 14, 1919
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SUITS AND OVERCOATS
At 3. Worth While Saving
‘ $25.00
For Stilts and Overcoots that
sold at $28 to $35.
SHIRT SALE at Prices That
Are Real Savings.
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Joseph Davis
86 Washington Street
South Norwalk
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City News
t‘l :1'1'11110 i\'v: hols, :1 former resident
l'w'rv. iv. rurinitsl‘y‘ ill at his homi- in
\'m'v.':;l'n' with :1 wound ultnck of in-
Il'ulmm. South For. Bridiwport Post.
a...“
Vlow in the family plot in St.
. cemetery.
. Gaming.
filtr. .I. ll. 51111111111 :mnount't's tht‘
l"0]H‘lllll_!.I 111‘ My: lit-11ml offiv'v. lttlfv
\\‘;i.\'.‘1inzli-n St.
(2:11! \\".1ll1 1: 11 A. )li-l‘lit-i's11n. (it
'1-1» (Hit \l’i-ll Hunk Av Ladder 11111111311);
.w ivviipt'Tutin: ill his hump, (host-
1111! :1-(‘111111 :il'ln'l'
donation for umn-ndivius
.lfllk hospital,
.‘v’lilli'l'. Ullt' popular
at" Nr-w Canaan, who
4 . ntly “:15 mush-rod out 111‘ Sl‘l‘VlCP and
.1 ho li.-l'1i1'~ was 11 law student
1'1 11 Nurvnlk law office, has taken his
.iml l1.’1'~:tgv and beat. it for the
llo- will stop at some
and will then go north-
wlwru he will become associated
:1 tl‘at'fnl‘ iiianufat-turvr,
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\trm't, distrit't,
ill
fill
tho V111“
l‘uliin ti
fullllllfi'
of tliv
111011 1-9.
« zilinting
i111;
-fdtn \‘vost.
towns in Ohio,
\x‘vr‘L
with
(3min 111111 ti-t-d at K11}?
mnnol llros.
H. In said that Dr. ll. 1'}. lard has all‘
on fluorine A. Knox‘a place, in
l“ltll‘l(lli, llidm-t’it-ld. («insisting of
Hing. l;11"..i' burn, outbuildings and
n\'(‘l‘ NI) :11-ri-n' of land. This propt'rty
'ms lwi-n in the Knox family for nearly
:1 wntury. .\lr.
his iiitht-r, ld‘Ollnl'd Knox. lt'is under-
~tood that the properly will exchange
minds spring, when Mr. Knox
1111] family will remove to Norwulk.
. mt ion
llt'tti'
nlwi
next
‘l‘liu Poinsettia Club of Neu-Jhmuan
“ill haw- its first dinner. the
owning of the war. at Thu haw-nport.
on Saturday night. All of the sill'lllllS
1-111'is. (-t' the Hub Wuro invt-rdv'd in l.i'u
lli'd i‘ross. Y. M. ('. .\’.. Y.
olht'l' form 111
lilt‘
Sliit't'
l1i=litl.\',
t', ,\.. in somv
'1 i-lt'vi'r- :-1-1'\ in), Inn!
~wiitinizul. With the war
inli lot-ls llliil i1 is proper
.iivd hopes that
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it) ll;1\'0 :!
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:111111liwt's \v‘ll in! present.
For Coughs, Colds, Etc.
WHITE PINE AND TAR
25c per bottle.
f
Stillson-Powell Corp..
South Norwalk
fl
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an
NO ONE BUT YOU
will know what bonds,
stacks, bank-books, insur-
ance and legal papers you “ 3
have if you keep them in I
one of our Safe Deposit
Boxes. 7. “.413 -.
When you have occasion
to open your box, it may
be done privately in one of
our coupon booths.
Boxes $4 a year.
Iwhose trazit- (It nth Saturday afternoon
'was told of yesterday, was held from
‘1
Knox inherited it from to call at the Own
DEATHS AND FUNERAL-S
Miss Helen Tatszi.
Mis‘s Helen Tataszi died yesterday
morning at her home, No. 12 W’indsor
Place, aged nineteen years. The
young lady was well-known and had
many friends who will regreat to learn
of her death. ‘ She was employed ‘by
the C. d: K. Company until taken ili
seventeen months ago. Besides her
mother she 18 survived by two sisters.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fazekas and Miss Clara
Tataszi, and four brothers. John, of
Stamford: Joseph. Stephen and Frank,
all of Norweilk. Funeral will be held
from the late home Thursday morning
at 8:30 and 9 o‘clock from St. Ladis~
lnus R. C. Church. Interment will fol-
Mary's,
Funeral of John DeLong
The t'unoril of John J. Dohon'z. who
died yesterday. will be held on “'ed-
nvsday afternoon 2 oclock. from
the Funeral parlors of Frederick It.
Ro-v. .lohn ll Suavt‘lv pas-
tor of tho First M. H_ ( ‘hu. 0,11 will offi-
clzitr'. Interment will tollow in the
family plot in Riverside cemetery.
Friends will kindly omit ll()“‘01‘.\'.
at
Funeral of Joseph Christiano
Thu fllnt‘l‘Jl of Joseph Christiano,
his late home 72 Harbor avenue, all
8:1)” and l‘1'-1'.11 St, Mary's at {l o'0lock:
this morninz. 'f'. large body of his coun—f
trymon 1-5001'1lng his. body to tlit1 grm’e‘.
in St. Mary‘s «dimmer-v. '
Funeral of Mrs, Homer Qiiig'ey
'l'ht' funr'rzil of Mrs. l'inmm' Quixlov.
was lill'L’t"lV illlt'lltlt'tl from St Paul's:
('lllll'Cll of ill (Vt-lurk this 11101'11'21151'. tho
burial l'tlllOWlllLf in Riversidt' 01-1111'tr-1'y.
MANUAL TRAINING OVER RIVER
SCHOOL
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Notes of Interest of Real Results on-
tained
Fabian Smlo rstiom and tim'ni-y Sin-i
Hanson made :1 brass bushing for 2111:
vmery whtwl grinder. l
Frt'd (Talinvztri. Jan'k (lritliin. Fruir
«'is Hoyt. 11ml (‘ontilius Lyons are 11111-'
1:11;: it new piston in :1 motor boat, our
L-ino for Mr. Antlion lluvlicek of Hon»
(ll'lf‘k :i\'('llllt'. 1‘2“»: Nm'wulk.
This is :1 real jib, twin:
buys .
Anyone doubtin: Ill" ability of 1111- 5“?
boys doing a that ('lnsw job 1111- inyitml;
Rht‘l‘ Schoi‘m “0113
day, \Vednesday or F1iday unanimousf
and see for tliPlliSeth-S that this is no l
child's play. i
Mr. l'lodgdnu the instructor, had;
charge of similar work during last;
summer at an army training camp. '
Mn liodgdon says that boys can do
:1 lot more. than people in gt‘neral think .
they can. All the Aim-rivau boy wants '
is an opportunity. '
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doll» by '
PUBLlC lNSTALLATION 0F
TRIBE AND COUNCIL V
TOMORRO‘N EVENlNG
Cockenoe and Winoma Red Men {and
Women Making Elaborate Plans
To Which Public ls Invited.
'l‘lltvl‘t-
joint installation 111 iii:-
ut' (‘m'ki-nm' ’l'1'ib1'. X0.
fill. 1H
51 Pool.
will llt’ 11 1111151 lll‘llit'nssi\i"
nt-w (lllltft’l'S
11nd \‘l'inu-
lt-d Mon‘s hall.’
toniori'mv i-vi-nin':
to llw public. :11
stztiiz tillit't'rs Will
n.
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(”olillt'il. Kt).
.\l:iin
lllli
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which :1
ho opt-n
immhvr nt'
utliriuh'.
Kilri‘ {111‘
will
installation (-oi'o'nmnii's
(lime-
in;
he ri-t‘rt'slinwnts 11nd (lilllC'
21111] 11 uviwrul good time.
CRAP-SHOOTER IN COURT
Get a small bottle of Ely‘s (“ream in the previous year.
Balm fromyourdruggist now. Apply a ment coat $904,274
little of this Ingant antiseptic; heal-
ing cream in your nostrils.
trates through every air passage 0!
the head, soothes the inflamed
pwollen mucous
It pene-
membrane and
Hltzllt’lk’l‘h
pavement $737,418, for the 935 miles of
road maintained.
or $1,306,686.
relic, to take woo! the
i.
m sou-tn xoawm mom
flowLAN 11' s ‘ HoWLAND's HOWLAND'S
Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street
m 3.3:”, 14. 1910. .21 . The Weatherman and Colder. 1
' Do you really
know for yourself ,
the MILL END sale? .
It was at a. little gathering of women a few days ago. '3 '
Nobody seemed to bring up the subject ;_ 1t just came up of itself. 1
And one woman remarked: “Huh, I went to the Mill End Sale last summer and there I "
wasn’t a single bargain there!"
Instantly another remarked: “Well, I went to it last Summer and I found lots of bar-
gains. I always go and’l always find them.”
' Why the difference of opinion, for both women were honest in their opinions? -‘
Simply this :——one woman came to the sale with seeing eyes, the other came and did not "
use her eyes or her judgment. ,
Women With eyes and judgment:——-The Mill End Sale is an open book to you. You can
see its worth. You can see its values. You can make savings. .‘ 5‘
Oi cou1se you can; you ve been doing it—.some of you for over 20 years. “ .12.: 1
Why the store is just bulging with desirable merchandise at special price. That 15 What ,
the Mill End Sale brings. That IS What it means! .
We don't really have to tell you women Who are keen and critical and saving this at all.
You know it; you ’ve proved it.
To other women we give just this message: ---Come with open eyes and mind, use you:
eyes and yoUr judgment, and you’ll reap a great crop of savings. '
v.-rr ..
Mom-"Are you among the wise feIIOWs who’ve
I learned what a goOd thing the Mill End
is? If you’re not ask your neighbor. "’
He knov‘ve !
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
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Cm Benn?" I'm high 68TH ARTILLERY DUE ' "1
tiibule to men “ho ltl t hm office and Y M \1-1‘1' “um.“ i .0 .‘l‘ 1,; H... S0 «,- find 4-,,
IN NE‘V YORK TOD/31‘
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working force to serv'ewmder the flag
. LIL‘Ill‘. ll\'1 ilifi-
and says they Will be taken buck up‘ 1‘ l“ H 11 ’. ‘ ‘ “" ‘ '
on their return.
i11';1\l1‘1:r ll-i'
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3-0.1' 130111. (it all traffic over 11.1. 1;“ 9‘
motor lil‘llt'll. illnllllirllllnt‘l- ot'
lilt'llVCfil‘fi now itlt'ln‘li-tl snow 1'1 morn].
l-‘or 71.3 miles of 511111- aid hiL'hu'uy
llltllllfltlllt‘tl the: met ‘1‘51‘15 $301,179. su-
111'1'1'1'sio11 1'1»: $73519 and t‘Vllt‘ildl‘
llll‘t-S for motor tint-ks. stone crush—
ftytiui
roads 3::
IN BIC HIV \Y
CONSTRUL TION
(Continued from First. Page.)
SCHULTZE'S so.N0Pw;.1K ..» 7
MARKET axpgwni'v‘tz .
jii'm {Misty 1:
Dim hu'
a ».
1'0»
Awarding to word
('t‘lYi‘il in this 0ity and in
the l‘. S. 'l‘1'.111.-'1'-<111 "l’owliutiun."
TRAIN WRECKS
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' . . . . ’(‘l‘S road rollers. tools and road mak- in arrive in New York today with 1121' —«-F—
Artimi' lit-.nson ot \‘tlt'm" «in»: . ‘ . . . Y Y . ‘ . ~ .-
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<1 .. I 'V ' ' itfiifttiJlmI. leaving “N t-xpnnst's nl' $3: . rm. pulley at Vl 1 dopartmmn )Vll.‘- 1VI()I{IC DE. 12V . .VVt V VV _ VV . .. I'lt‘ and Store Next Door '5 Added.
» .1.1tmi1 “.11'11 ho 111mm! :1 0!';ip~:amo- 1m —j..' (.1- j, j “ d'l' ,1... 111,:- and (inning 11.5 on 11 road inalzmz .__L ._.__h(=.'.1= “110 lt'u HH‘.‘ (.1, “llll Ill" NI ‘ _ . V . 1
,.. . ,. _ . , 1—.1 ’- “M "‘1 ‘ n ' >1" * “Ul - (1) j . , -. . - _ , ;. _ - j , (3” ( A (1 (i \' (1 and who 11 ”.1. E-I'lmllz: s NIH l1 .xm'u'ulit m ill'l"
‘1 m“ M'"‘“"h"‘” ‘1”"1‘ on “"1"" Im' (-iinstiut'tiou (it hiuliw-iw' ("} “ml 1913.111 tildllllm 111 '3 mm m " (Cu 11‘ n 111 ii I'm-1: One) " 3' 1'. ' ‘ ' "' " .
~l"t't'l \‘unl-ir ‘ll't"lll'lnll ’llltl who L'UllN‘ll‘llt'llilll (11‘ trunk linm. (‘..)‘ uni-n smmd and et-onmmcal. ‘ “ “ ‘ ""3’ Ni HT l‘m'ls lt‘l'll' HIM \\ l'IL'lll. Ant-PM: lms 1121 I'r'uH'il m. 11:1'11111. 1.4- r 1 “oddly“
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. i H ‘M' V111 ”5 ""“odmmp m v..“.. ' A “ " der I’vdm'ul Aid has but 11 llliiriho'll. IIHLAIJLLI “1A, Jan. 14 M'dt'lal. Strut-11111 Sonic}; wnodict. . ot lL’ )(Vl,”l,i“’l '1! tin pump, ”1' \\ “mindln
“0“” “93"” “l" ll'llll (2111110 UP .VWWT' "\1 . 2. ~ N 11 '. Th'it ig bpuywm Nu“- “m...“ and 1-1“. 511119 and county HillllOl'llH‘S today Franklin sari-r1; John TOOLlllll, m 1 " ' . Ml».
1:1" "h: .':<'1"::'.,~'\'-~-' ‘ " .. - ..-..- .. . ., ._ , . , - . .;.. . , , , .
day mmiiing. W115 picked up .yt-Stt'r: litl'lltjl I‘ll“'13:“;llhtlllftnl 'lllll \"i"\.\'\i;1'11:<- shire. This |'1\(lt-'1'rtl 111d 1111mm? has to “9‘“ llllt-‘hlladlmg “‘0 “H‘Ck-S “ll lllt' H.110 M10111. James (.nllnai 1'. 1(.-1 11.; ”NM .md Rn lumd mi 11w. llmt 1:1;
1, _ . . . . ‘ . ‘ ' . ‘ ‘ ‘ " ' _ “ y -.\.' Wm”; «.11 («infilluous Wynn“; “1' Phi lzidelpiua .md Roadin'r Railway street. and \Yillinm O'lli'it-ii o!’ S; rim; popular {11't\})"iwlt)|' has {mind '1 nuns,-
11.1} nth-111mm 11111] 5111 fit the night 111 ton “lilt‘ll 0111111120.; It)! lliilllflll} and 1+- ’ l I . , . ne . I" rt “ "Fllinf'l in. Iafi'ist night H'll q "11 H, \ 11 b0' f ~~...‘. ll' g . .
'1 1'-'ll 'lt Il‘o l 7- I i. . in I‘l‘ ”Vt-V \liii'm'il with lilt'l'iii-lil 11111] the “Mitts and lit)! “ll lllll'l'Ul'l‘lHl‘Dl 0‘ ‘l I“ U “ ( ‘ ' h.. I "H ‘ ' ‘- . ilan 1 0 A“ (.‘d ‘ "Im'y “l hill" ”1011' “"Iml'r 1’1”} “I"?!
' . lH l 4 WM (11.4111 15- 1‘ N'iun-i'iir'k \"111m" 1711' lr‘wi'w'n 1w. septum n”. 10”,] b..n..m_ in uhirh 1\\0'l\o ptisons lost then 111:1;va “(Ill to 30w lurk today .11 2111 «irimv and to ”1'11 wind 1...“ tutu-«z 1-30
”1"“ anw bolor .lndut' George H‘ V0;- ;\;( j ‘ " i211 1 I It‘ Milt-‘11. ‘1‘ 11 l"1"tic1il'11' l’t‘Hlures pointed out in lives and more llltln 21 Sf'Ol'f‘ \\ 011' Ill- efiol‘t to ,L't'i 11 ,L'l'nmsc oi their H')Il.< " ‘ ' “ ' 1‘
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luli" l1 this morning who {lldl‘l‘l‘d that j...“ .53, l”,- m.. '['\H."j,..; 12.... H, ;-.,_ tho ri-pm't are these: 3“”:‘1- _ by’jlll” and ”V“ “l!“ and "" tl1._, ll" “Ham .1011 m“ “m” “I 41) \.' "‘"hnj't:
. . . , . . “ ' . .. 4' . ' ' The mouth 01' the di 1211'11'111-111 11v 1110‘?“ llHS-“t‘nscl‘r'. «'lll “'0“! IH‘iH'by barked and hoped to gtl :1 1"flflllt‘t‘ to tun sll‘vv'i \Vlll' h “in 1.. .11 'I'tt' l m 1. V9
1... 1111'» > mother he liious'lit 111. M13. (-1I1tzitv t;:.n.~j1ml.111on to and 1111111 (he ' - . J . ' , 'x'nx wow “110.1 in . Tour—14nd ('01- q P'ili 1) 1h 1 .j 11.. . 1.. . 1" 1- ’
,. , on 1'13”” V l .V nl ~11l111'wi'11' I..-" reason of so many illldlllillliil [H'UJPCLZ 0‘ '- ‘ 4 de “ Fl '1’ ‘ ‘ em " U“ 1 l ‘ "l‘ ‘ \'1'r\'0ou\v11i1'111 I'lltlllt'l'b’ \yitia- i. l 1' 11-3
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. 1.x 1 ) “if“ 1111111 ['1 ”ii "“7. 1111'! - \1'1'11' liuiit lilllln 11.. bung gil't‘ll .t h} 1111- It’r;l>lii~\l“(‘. tho 1151011 13‘.” Hm “IL c. ”110‘? 351 1m” 11111111 01 m “10mm. 110"; 'N'PHlIlHl “"1"“ ”WWW I
“"i' Juli“ \US'lJill'SIli tor 1111- action“ l'i"‘ll\\‘"’l"_ll""l(.'i,Ll‘ to 1 H] 1 {NEVA great, attention NW“ 1., certain “.6. train 1 i11'l.: dolphin. and 21 lVloylt-btovm _.—»—- ———_ w , \. VV- - . , . -V .'
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1.. «'1' “in who \\:1< g1ll0\\’t\(l‘l0 go on hfnn. department. in the “,1”. o 013 lions 11: highway 0:1'1' “1.1031 the. 1";11- local- V0” V‘“” 1111111 “3”) died 111th LODAY -Dt WALL SThEE-T. “ ' § ‘ J I ' ‘3
1"t"<»lt- ”in a w.“ x-r Ul'l‘dced ‘ ’ _' tic 1111+ lllUl'luUllFlV inmwuszml by row “11““ “1'“ “hen an l‘l‘gll" 1““ “1'?“ _ ___ DlHCt' n?- rnwd‘y 11:4 tltr- n‘.-4,.-_ 1'. .13..
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HOSPlTAL NOTES l ‘ ' ‘ ‘ . ' ’ . ' 11mm fur mirm- Vt—‘lilcipfi Carrying bur- lht' passengei Wreck. but today it was ~11 3~ in. - -~l‘l(ld 1..., “v“ .
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.\v'n E11. .1 10.1.”, ..~.1,... l ”r... \"m ’; “ I' 1111“th " 1““de ”'0 n1.leage dem bound re‘wm'n the large (1“,... in warnmi that Amman Johnson and lUl'TllHlll‘d lllc- only toutmes 11: mum's. .\ :111'111'1w 1mm “:15 ;_-'.= .1 .st .1”,
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\V‘W'M'l'i H l'. Hurst-11 Barker. _‘-t:"- ' 1w Trunk line highway bridge construc- Magmrl‘us'flg and In?“ \ork E'lt‘v “n! £53113;th 0:1 It)l1)<lxll\\("-va‘\t<t); 1ttlie“l‘1lclilblnfl,l” 3‘ 1h.» llfilll‘ir‘ "W‘flmlt 01 “Mat 9 311mm l-llllll‘ «1: 312m. luv. :11,“ 1pm 1.1,; on
“Whiz". tion was restricted by 20vvrument res:- tho>e “ 1‘1““ "113‘ m" .'?(’1:“1“‘1‘V‘:_§V‘ Another \"’<'ti1n v2.” tod'iv idt'llfll'ied Marketmstandard shares l't'ct'nllll: lit- Road. in tumor oi llt‘l' hi 'lr’? .15' hut.
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. "”le du“ l0 ”‘9 “"L ml" Danbmy- $3“ka ”11:; the "ea-1111'“ 0. “15:”. :1; Ella Slang. 1:; wax- 01d, of Ambler, tle or no ailt‘lllltlll. The tirnwr mnv « \« mm: A 11.1w . .‘l‘ltnitlllt v 1111' 1.1::
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z HEAD DSTUFF D F a“ .r .1: II V» a; tollnd to bei'ood policy to con- 80 luau “as been the no; 1 on surtac- 1’ U “"-- lVVelltilthrdVVlllith‘ ”udéglthdln 01‘ at. gams oi one to llll‘F’t’ 11111111,; lt‘l' wcro Mr. and \II‘F. Pi'vrllu‘ll Iii-111p
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'1' CA TA ARR H OR A COLD .' str'uu more “oodin biidzes 1‘11111 In ‘5 “'3‘ ‘1“ $11; l)?‘t‘1]"“" “’11 1111c“ iv "in blgck 0,1 the load (”mwd by Marine Preferred, Lmtvd Fruit. “may Maul-r ll: 111V l‘owl .\l-.~<. .--. kl}l3le.
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Says Cream l\pplied in -{osirils “:2 “ma/Tuain-Ed an: C“'"2taéfi,”}$‘ bméfep replau—mem of sections or 11... Ha”. halt an hour earlier: but this was de» S. 51991 Opened unchanged; but soon Joel Lockwood 11nd hylnfi'l‘l' hawk-
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i Opens “I Passage” Right ‘41- ‘1. . fig (menial; Satisfactomy A “‘6“. ford-Spr.nglield route the Manchester. “1;th mllmllutad 01113312151- 1‘ h . it rose a small traction. 1111' proud-1w] “00d. and Miss (lam I’m kwuud. dr-
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Instant. relief—no waiting. Your tween Milford and Stratiord has “0t 5:333:1°'€Sr{0.nn.10n :mdu \It’es‘eriV' ting about a quarti'r of a mile out of mem Bonds rallied from vthm-dnv’s Harold Tulle-s and Humor Hamill ,V
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cloggtd nobtiils open l‘thL up, the been stated as the L. S. gm ernment de tin nfiles 1:0ch concrete between Fort XV ashmgton station, when the ex- setback. but ”hm“, Bond». WW“ I.“ Tones, Mrs. A. lullm, A” and Mm. V
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hawking, snuffling, blowing, headache, Vgoing forward rapidly and it may be Be dEVUOVPlVgenVEVSVtV OIl;lVlf;;l;:31I§’:in€; fpaésengers in it were buried in the: WALL 51 3mm, ()fls and 3.1.1,. M'Ehllh’ tied and Paul bi.1hrll.VV.nd
dryness. No struggling for breath at assumed that work will start soon. ‘ 3:}: “’“a‘ 5 ‘ g wreckage Seven of them new. killed 11ing< enhanced their gains very 171:1» Mrs, Morhonz :mtl HUT! imam. Arm.
night; your cold or catarrh disap- Repairs and mamtenace oi 45:23: P Ans-mien “ill be fziwn in the fu- outright and the others as ed on the “arm”. in (m. “1.4 hour. the admm'u (Y. Saunders. A. large ('nllor-tmn wait
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pears cost $1641 692’ as gamst $ ’ ' ture u, ei" minution o glade crossings “33 to hospitals. also takinr: in sugars; rubbers, tertiliz- #0er at «1 lfll“ hou1 and (ll-l .Jll‘ ”5
Ordinary pave-
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and permanent (ltparted at lllldnlhllf wn‘h 11 1 iv
and of dangerous trunk line condi- Trolley Car Fatality
ems many more happy birthdays.
tions. The Thames River bridge for COLUMBUS, 0.. Jan. 14 —-—Five per-
the railroad company is nearly com-£80m! are dead and a half dozen other
pleted and the state will begin changupasamersinjmed as the maltoian
“.1113er mold. bridgeandmiect it Ohio. WW1":-
iers and distilling issues. Rails soon
threw off their lethargy, some of the
better imam coolers and graham
M w a. hurried Mrs. George W. Bradley is still eeri-
My ill it in: home on Main m
Automobile tees "reaehefl a total of
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