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V —The Krieger Co.. store will be Open
all dav tomorrow.
The funeral of Miss Alice Louise
Fitch, youngest daugh‘er of the late.
Ephraim and Mabel (Rowland) Fitch,
was held “Wednesday from her home
in Godfrey street. Rev. Charles “K
Burt. pastor of the Nor-field Congrega-
tional church of which Miss Fitch has
been a member since earzy youth. cun-
ducting the service. Many beautiful
floral tribu‘es from sorrowinzg friends.
covered the casket. interment was in
the family plot in Norlield cemetery.
Friends present from out of town
were from Norwalk. South Norwalk,
Wilton. Westport. Bridgeport ail-l
Cannondale. Suizviving Miss Fitch,
who was a granddaughter of the late
Probate Judge Charles Rowland. is one
brother John P. Fitch, and one :isler,
.\ii 9 Ann' .tch
The wedding of Miss Ruth M.
Tmadwell. daueh‘er of Mr. and MN.
Thomas W. Treadwell. and John
Thomas Fox of Montclair. N. J._ will
be. solemnizcd Saturday at 6 p. m. in
4—5110 Krieger (30., store will lie-open
“Ida! Morrow.
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‘ ‘Willlun Hamilton, of East Washing-
ton'street. spent yesterday in New
York (my.
Rev. flaccid E. iWison gave a very
Interesting talk last evening on “Mak-
ing Religion More Real in Business"
at the regular mid-week services at the
last avenue Methodisot church.
The library of the. East. Norwalk 1m-
provement Association in the Com-
munity ball will be closed all dav Sat-
urday, Washington's Birthday, but will
be again reopened on_Tnesday after—
noon (mm 2 until 5 o'clock.
Rev. Harold I‘l. ilson gave a Very
Visiting in East Norwajk as the guests
0! Mrs. Fairbanks‘ parents. Rev.
.lhlrbanks is now the pastor of a grow- Emmanuel church. Rm’. Kenneth
in: and nI'OSpQrous I‘lllll‘l‘ll in Long [3- MacKenzie being the officiating clergy-
land and is held in the iiil'ltest esteem. man. -
by his large coligrcgation. Frank E. Bennett is doing jury
duty in Bridgeport.
Frederick Kennel of the West Side
is seriously ill with influenza.
Miss Louise “'nkcman is ill with in-
fluenza at the home of i‘rivnds in
Bridgeport.
Orlando Andrews and Robert “'tl
liams will spend Frillnv in n"'lll‘l.
Mrs. Frank l". Gregory of Norwulk
has been a guest of her brother.
Frank C. Fitch and, family of Good
Hill.
Mrs. John Treadwell has roturnnd
to Bridceuort uflcr .1 low wacks' visit
with ho-r parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
Gould.
i’arry Terpcny is enicj.ing a ten-
dtlys' fttrlouch at his wcs‘ Sid..- home.
The school children of Ea<t Sor-
walk will r-njny no extra. holiday this
year on \Vashiczton's lliatlnlav as it
falls on Sntunlwv. The. harbor shops
and the majority of lllt‘ ,-lores in me
East Side will he c-los-wl all duv while
the barber shops will Plll‘d' at, imnn,
Tickets .i’o: tim .lyn‘.‘ er the East
Non-fall; Tobacco t‘unil “EV-h is to be
held in the. Community l::.ll on next_
Thursday evening. are selling briskly
and may he ohlziined from any of the
members or the committee or can be
purchased at M. P. l‘mnne’s hardware
store, on East Washington street.
The membl-rs or the Nut-walk
Improvement. Association who are to
take. part in the musical entertainment.
“The Minister," hold .1 l‘chcarsal last
evening in the Community hull under
the direction of Mrs. Lewis 1.. l’uah.
The members of ihe cast fulfilled the
parts assigned to them in a very pleas-
ing manner and all indications point
to a very success affair,
l'fnst
FlLE CLAIMS PROMPTLY.
(‘lmrlos E. Julin, federal director for
Connecticut of the U. S. lEmployment
service. said this morning that the
“'ashingtcn office of the Emplonnent
Service had been directing particular
a‘tention toward expediting settle-
ments on government contracts, par-
ticularly those placed with the Olall:
nance Department. and that the ord—
nancemember of lb?! Claims Board
has being doing everything possible to
co—operate with the Employment Scr-
vice in this matter. Up to the pres—
ent time, only a small percentage of
the outstanding claims have been filed
with the District Claims Board, and
Mr. .Iulin pointed out that it is very
important for manufacturers havirfi.
claims to realize that no action can
be taken until their claims are drawn
up and filed with the. District Claims
Board. The ofllce of this board in
Connecticut is in the Liberty Building.
llridgeport.
[The ladies of the East. Nut-walk Im-
provement. Association will meet with
Mrs. Henry Harris, on First street. on
next Wednesday afternoon at. 2 o'clock
to sew for the .Red (Toss. The usual
Red Cross "1001an day of the lai'iies
has been Tuesday but due to other
important matters which ha'e arisen
it basebcen decided that the meeting
next week to be held a. day later.
A very interesting talk on India was
givmhflt evening by Rev. A. A. Dahl-
gren ti a large and appreciative au-
mafi the Swedish Congregations?!
' chard a Ian Zant street. Mr Dahl-
' swarms former pastor of the church
, but mlg'ned his position here to take
' up Moriarty work among the inhabi-
tants—“id India. He remained among
firearm tor seventeen years and
“a due to deliver a very intelligent
and interesting address last evening.
SAVED HIS COUNTRY
Redd-"Wlio's your friend ?"
Greenw—“He was the color-bearer
in our division over in France."
“What division?"
“Camouflage division."
“Oh. I see. He logged the palms.”
——Yonkers Statesman.
Sills in nor with“
uranium in
.ermxlvmu RELIEF CHAIRMAN.
PIESBU‘RGH. Feb. 21 .—-Jona8
mitt—d! Washington was elected
chairman! to 'thhianian Relief Com-
m.. the Lithuanian, National
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—The Kriezer 00., store will- berm
all day tomorrow.
Miss Helen Sammis is employed i
Bartlett's dry goods store. i
Miss Jean Burleson oi” Jewett Cit
is visiting with Miss Anita- Raymond
at her home in Railroad avenue.
Mr. Silverberg has had his show‘
window considerably enlarged which
makes it better adapted to the display
of goods.
Mrs. S. S. Brinckcrhoff entertain-ed a:
number of friends at cards at he
have on Railroad avenue, Tuesday at-
tin“
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Mr..:. David Patterson and little son,
Bill); of Main street. are spending th
week in Norwaiii. with Mrs.
son‘s mother.
Mr. and Firs. James McManus and.
daugh‘ers. Rose and Renie, attended
New
thn Wedding of a relative in
York on Lincoln's birthday.
Fred Lyon, who has gone into the
carpentry busine.~s for himself. i
erecting a house in Durien for Mrs. F.
ii. Lained. and is engaged in doing
jobbing hero and there.
Joseph Vitiuliu. the barber. who wa
operated upon in the Stamford Hospi-
tal last ing-k is convalescing. and hi
en‘ire l‘etyv’vl‘y is expected to be. a
lllHiier or short time.
Journoymen painters are to receive
$7: a day on and after April I, instead
of :m rem..— an hour. in this case i
will b.- m-(‘msztry for thc bosses to re~
m-ir‘ St; a day per lilaii.
All the harbor shuns in town xvii
close up :heir places of business Satur-
t‘;'_\' 2!’ 7’ p m, in 1““ vrrzmco of “'ash
iliz'mn‘e: birthday 'l‘lier \"ill be ope)
this“ pruning until 9 n'vlnt‘k.
The members of Ponus
room-«tell to in present ztt tltv- wigviam
\‘. 4 22:1: winy ("3‘ ninrz. l’ch. 2G.
port and Greenwich will
and short talks.
Tho (‘ouimttnily (”uniting Club dim-Ed
ing not to contlntio in
comim: svavcn, has otters-d for salc thi
entire equipment.
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or John H. ilehre.
Fin-"tan l cw" ‘3. Movers. Jr. of tho
(“antral F‘irc S‘atlon Stamford, with
his brother. Rome? J livers. recon!-
Lv return-ed from France. spefit. Sun-
day in New Cannon, vi':iting their sis-
ter. Mrs. Francis Demme.
Among the energetic war workers‘
of this town who have done valiant
work and still continue their praise-
worlliy efforts. is Miss Ilclcn Olcott.
who is connected with the (lrcenhut
Hospital in New York city.
The Altar Society of
Monrm '5 arm:
malade. etc., will be sold.
Mrs. Francis H. Demiue and daugbr
ter Alcena, accompanied by her sister.
Mrs. George L. Brown. and daughter
Doris. of Stamford, spent last week
visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
L. D. Meyers of Pound Ridze.
Romer J. Meyers, wno Horned last.
week from France. has been spending
a few days in New Canaan. renewing
acquaintances.
lioncrab'e discharge after three years
of army life.
old Ninth Company of Stanford.
Tomorrow being the anniversary of
Homer received his
He was a member of the
Washington's birthday. the stores will
he closed all day. The merchants
came to this conclusion this week and
Patter-
'l‘ribe arc
The
Cl‘mll (‘hiefs from New Ilaven. llridze-
long
huuii'icss 1!.“
Any one inicrrstr‘d
can Hulk-1 ann‘lr'nllon 10 Harry K0110)“
St. Mark's
church are holding a food sale at the
old Liberty loan headquarters, next to
store. today. Cakes,
homemade bread. rolls, candy. mar-
by the social, set of tho ,
tcocm in the our future.
growing. ,.
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Mr. and Mrs. John :Kramer of the
Darlen side are entertaining cutof-
town relatives at their home.
Numerous residents of this town
journeyed to Stamford to see the big
lire. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John \‘V. Masten of
Highland avenue have been entertain-
ing Mrs. Mastcn's mother, Mrs. A. M.
BreWer of Mt. Vernon, X. Y.
{Philip Nivens. who 1.5.. been ill at
his home. Fairficld Downs, for several
weeks, with influenza. has t-ecoverud
and is slowly regaining strength.
A jolly party of young p‘oplc cn-
joyed the dance at [hr town hall “'cd»
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veterans. . - '
Mr. and Mrs. James A. l“. MacCam-
moud and their children are enjoying
a few weeks’ vacation in Florida—but
from all accoun's. the t-limutc of Da-
rirn is pret’erablc to that of the balmy
South. which has had much of both
cold and rainy wrutln-r lili.‘ winter.
Fred ll. Baur ot‘ Nommn ilcighls
) was r-lvctrd a dirm tor ot‘ the American
Grocm's‘ Society. which iuilttdvs over
10.00" (iv-aims in food lll’ullw"s, at its
annual convention at .\.’i.\n'urk. N. J.,
last week. Mr. flour was also elecltid
Vic-cpresidem and a diivctor of the A.
S. llurnham Pug-kin? (Vi. at a recent
mat-ting of sincldmldt-rs of that con-
_ corn.
Three people who read, last night.
in The Advocat-I. of the lccilal to be
given on “'ashiuzlon‘s birthday. by
Miss Ruth Vroom. at the Soldiers}
Home. Noroton llcirzhts, today sent to
Miss Vroom cigars for the veteransl
Miss Helen W. Smith sent 100, \Valtcrg
D. -Da‘-kam. 50, and Bartram & Mead.
50. Misa \‘room expects to have 300!
cizars for the occasions—Stamford Ad-z
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The Darien Fire Department which
has only been called out in months for:
a couple of small brush tires had a
busy time of it W'ednesday niuht. after
their long vacation. [or Stamford did
not have all the tire excitement that;
was going. First. about 6 p. in. they}
wore summoned to fight a brisk brush;
fire on the George “2 Lash place on;
the upper Post road. which kept them;
busy for an hour. Then. just before 9;
p. 111.. came another call from thei
Aiken place on Or Ridge, where there
was another serious fire. l
Senator Charles i‘.. \"illimns-on n"
this tovm has been taking an activn
part during the past couple or dam in
the discussion of the proposition to in-}
vestignte the street railways of the.
state. At first the senator advocatcd'
leaving the matter in the hands of the?
Public Utilities Commission, created!
to handlmsuch matters. but when he?
learned that the commission would?
not report on such a matter until ai-l
tor April he favored a special controls-i
lion, to get at the matter imm'ediatelv
so as to be able to report before me"
adjournment of the General Assemblyi
a 1501.31“
This
i fund, created to give‘rhc boys 11 we];
is rapidly
-—The Kriezcr (30., stone n‘flLDe open'
ncsdny night, originated by Bliss May-
m. 31, 1919
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SPORTS
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.Rfll‘ar" and. fighters leat- Would Match Champion Even if Knocked Out i... .
139W YGHK Law With Winner of 'l'cndler- ard lVlll Remain ( mi: 0
, Jo“ wmam and J—Mk Dempsey Wm Welling Bout—Busy Sea- ptcn ____
have to sign their articles for the son Looms LI) for Hebrew ‘ w ‘
championship July 4 fight all over Flash~Dick Curlcy Wants, SAN FRAMSC‘E: "“ "‘ .
again. The papers signed in “’09- Him for Four Bouts . Benny Leonard nill ‘lll‘l l. ;
hawkert. N. J. m not worth the pa- Rweiglit champion of tlic m-rl-l
per they are Writ'en on. . Moreover,’ NEW YORK. Feb 20,—Br-nny Leon ”fifth" mmn though he is my.
Tev Rickard, Dempsey and Willard ard, the lightweight champmm “fink.” “{m? Ritchie. A” 3"" h”
and the two witnesses to the contract have to pine for action when he re- figmnjg I" the Dghm' mi
are liable to pmsecution for violation turns to the East from California. Ritchie cannot .“xpm‘t‘ my. ”W.
of the penal code of New York state. where he is starring among the fouz- a world "f “M” ""0"”.1‘“ “"‘
At least, so declares Counselor m- roundcrs. aid; H" “m gm . no “'1‘" I"‘_
manuel Tucker of No, 22 “Villiam' “'ith the promoters of New Jersey, Young Corbett, “h" “PM “'4'
street. New York city. an authority on a Pennsylvania and other cavern anfug may “‘5" ‘0 himself, Pm mp E"
law Cchn‘ng pugilistic events. who plant‘ifitg similar attractfims. and New knockml nun-n“, I'm“ mi for 3f ‘
made these disclosures yesterday. York on the verge of bringing boxing """mrd “mm“! “I“I‘nn-V 1"," ‘
7“" 4”"le attorney has been noti- back. the woods will be. full of offers. three rounds at the ball park 3'
tied and Rickard will be notified. 4 310900 Offer. , dclplua last year, but he (in -
Should the district attorney decide to Promoter Dave Mantrav .«v’ \‘mmvx m1“ after the “'m‘ H0 “TH?”
lake the penal code seriously Rickard announced. todav. he will give L'nhard 133 pounds hmw'lr’ but “M“
Dempsuy, Willard. lite Dov-nan and the 810.000 to meet the winner of‘tlie rom- Kilb“""'s CERT-"0“” do 1‘” n“ ‘
whole crew who were party to the con. ing bout between Lew Tcndler of l’nil- take ”‘9 wmner '“ "nd' kn‘hmx“
”‘8"! might be prosecuted. adelphia and Joe “'(‘ning' the ”a”. our featherweight rhmnmm-
Th" code in quostlon relates to the Chicago bum. Mark-4y wants to stage the (MOM-
intent or ”WWW it'EVim: the state for the bout before May 1. i %" M ”‘ " “
intent to elude the provisions or code lliv-k (‘m-lcv. New Haven promoter. GIFASON [‘SKS 80‘
1.1a. which legislatcs azainsl prize Wallis Leonard for four bouts. and Phil DESERTERS T0 RETi ‘ ;;
lighting. adclpltia promoters will vie witKoacil
‘ 't~‘l"':i‘ , - 1 i" :' ,..—~. i . .
Th: (ll ml it omcy may treat thr othc in nnkmc om is it) til: champ on CHICAGO. For, 21,..Mvml-vrr» - v
mattrr as a joke but it is hlchly ccr- l0 "NWT 74"?“ Tendlm‘. who it“ ”“an (‘lli .10., mm -' \ \ ' l ' '»
tain that Rickard will gm plummet— touted as the limit light'lfu-izht (-lmm- ' U ’ I M f, V
‘ ’ ‘ club last season in PilL‘ l4“ m
and William to sign all over again Dion. . .. . .
‘ ' . . . -. building Will be imiiml it)
bu the 35 cents spen‘ for tran'.<porta. Tendler has risen so rapidly in light- _, .
._ .. . . . . . “Ixul' Gleason annouumvd on l...-
““n "l W t-chawken was wasted Wclglit circles that the “is": birds prc- _ ‘
. _'.~ . . - .. . . rival last night to assume mam.
A5 ‘Unlilg may be legalized in New dict he Will be seen in the ring \vrh . p
. . , , ment of the Vi littn Fox.
\ml. wry shortly It is hardly likely Leonard before many months 113‘? I 1' k + Q d ‘ VI ’
that vliargcs will be preferred aginst fiasco-d. Welling. who kept in condition fin" ”W's”!!! .1 ’“Inlic' chm n.- .
Rickard and the principals in the navv. is also getting consider» Philadelphia h“ 3 f": >f3.wn'“',.lv . I .
.__ ahln ailcniion as a lightweight 'ron- Olhf‘l “1‘13"” "n 1"”) “hmh‘m' "
1‘ng g)! tender been offered :1 contract. Gleason m1. .
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l .3 flRAEFS ‘ RAILROAD SERVICE FLAG
was-r VIRGINIA DEBT SETTLED DEMOB,L,ZED_
duauumrowx. w. \‘a.. Pub. 20.;
The Hons” of Delegates ol‘ the “'ost
Virginia lieuislature this afternoon
adopted «v resolution. which already
had pcssed the Senate. providing for
settlement of the Virgin'g «'r‘it on the
basis proposed by Randolph H. Harri-
son. of the Virginia Debt. Commission.
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Yale to Row University of
Penn and Princeton There
This Spring '
xtcw YllHK. Fob. 21,»le lump.
svlinniu Railroad Fol'vitm flag, “will
tlic '24 it: stars, of which 225 nrc ul‘
g’old, wvs demobilized today with in»
Dl‘PSsiu) ceremonies. Dr. ‘William T.
Manning. rector of Trinity Parish and
a chaplain in the amiy during the \\:t-.
was the principle Speakers .
The demobilization took place-
the rotunda of the terminal. Din-in
the ceremony, all the terminal
pioyes were relieved of their duti-
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 21.—-Yale will
meet Pennsylvania and Prlnwtcn this
year for the first time'ln rowing races
on the Housatonic river. which is now Mike a collection of clear stubs or
regarded as Yale's home coutse. any kind of tobacco shavings and pack
Until this season Yale has gone to away or “e in 3 thin piece of cloth
the home courses of both these oars~ and hang up With “Hides bothered by
men. Al‘hmtgh Yale may send a crew moths: 01‘. if ”19 tobacco is dry so it
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TOBACCO THRIFT.
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A row More
to the English Henley, plans are not watt not stain. scatter over and around
ready for announcement. clothing. of the
The crew schedule for the season And another use of tobacco shav-
announced last night follows: lugs: After soaking in water for 8
April 19.~Flrst and second varsity. cmiple of days Spray over plants that
Yale vs. University of Pennsylvania. are bother-9d by “1800“-
on Housatonlc river. Derby.
Kay 3 or io—E‘mn and second val»
shy and freshmen, Yale vs. Princeton.
It Derby.
ROLL OF HONOR
CALENDARS
On Hand
DISCOVERY OF RUBBER.
The rubber tree was discovered by 88
a Jesuit. missionary, Father Mancelde: >-
3.” 3L4?“ VHS"): at Ameri- Esperanca. Ho. found it while on one- TAYLOR & GOLDEN‘.‘
can Henley on the Schuylkill river. a his apostolic journeys among the”
Jim? 20.—i-‘irst and.probabl_v
second (‘ambebas Indians of South America Real Estate Ill Insurance
VMity and freshmen eights
on the and gave it the singular name of aerln- 0m“
Thames at New London.
gueria. because he remarked that the .
‘ savages used the sap of this true. Which Gui Be Bad Free by Calling!
'NGREASE which hardens quickly. to make “Id? at Their office
IN CAPITAL STOCK pomp; that were shaped like a spy-
11388.
BILLS FOR
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No Opposition at Hearings Bohr. in-
hcusewives should take care that they
have enough oodst'ufl’s in the house to
last over until Monday. The bank will
Collard its closing session here
last night.
Says we must make kldneya‘clean the
blood andpimples disappear.
Pimples, sores and boils usually re-
MER-EDITH RETURNs i
TO CINDER PATH;
2l.—Jamo;- .
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corporate Committed
A bill providing that the industrial
Realty Title & Guaranty Co. of Hart-
ford may increase its
In the Ann "realty Magazine.
the otlcial organ of the American For
estryAssociatlon. just oil' the press.
in mun. SHOP
84 North Kam' Street
1.5.- - r
M sult from toxins, poisons and impuri-
ties which are generated in the bovvcls
and then absorbed into the blood
through the very ducts which should
jabsorb only nourishment to sustain
'the body.
it is the function of the kidneys to
'filttr impurities from the blood and
cast them out in the form of urine, but
in many illsituit’fqa: the bowels create
more. toxins and impurities than 117-:
kidneys can eliminate. then the blood
uses the skin .pores as the next best‘
means of getting rid of lilt‘\‘0 impuri-
ties which ,fen break out all over the
skin in the form of pimples.
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‘ “2-4119.” 00., store will be open
. . all din“ tomorrow. .
Hm; Robert. Budd Whiting and her
datum. Hrs. W. W. Lynch, has re.-
‘Jhot‘ to the city, where they will
' firmninder of the winter.
calms lotter‘s husband, hieut. XV.
be closed and' the postoflice will be
open as usual on holidays.
The Harmony Fellowcruft (‘luh is ar-
ranging to hold a masquerade ball in
the town hull on Thursday evening.
March 13. and the event promises to
be one of unusual interest as it has
been some time sidce an alfair of this
kind has been held here. No un-
masked person will be allowed to
dance until ton o‘clock. Music will he
furnish-ed by Gordon‘s
for them are expected.
A number of Mm. T. H. Fenwick‘s
Grance friends called at her home in
orchestra.4
Tickets are now out and ready buycrs‘
PHILADELPHIA. Feb.
E. (Tcdl Meredith announced his re
entrance into amateur track and field
competition at the annual dinners of
the Sporting V‘Vriters' association of
this city here last night.
RUB utuuliliiiil‘
AWAY! 0‘ ill lfllil
Rub neuralgia pain
Stop suffering!
from face, head or body with
"St. \Jacobs Linlmcnt."
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,nwom nine to fifteen members was com sot-am 1 cities to plant trees in honor
. Electric Co. to have not less than live
- nor more than thirteen directors.
directorate an editorial is devoted to the new in
sidered yesterday by the
WI": considered by this co
opposition developing at
hearings. follow:
legislative of war heroes. The magazine “T393
mmittee 1:9 mm this be made a national me“:
any of the meat. It is urged that. a boulevard
be planned as "Liberty ROW" or “n“
Allowing the land Mortgage. Title some special street with "victory
Company of Hartford to increase its oaks," each to be named for a fallen
capital stock from $500,000 to $1.000; hero.
030.
Allowing the Yale &‘Towne Mami-
facturing Co. to increase its capital-
stock to “0.000.000.
Permitting the Stamford Gas &
Furs Repaired
from your own or from furs cw
fully selected by experienced tm
rierg Telephone 339.
Hemstitching and But
tons Made to Order
run in N08illlt8 __ ;
sum llltlll cow
Providing htat the executive com. “Pape’s Cold Compound" ends a cold
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Oak street. Friday‘ and passed several
l‘curs of ”olid cnicvment together. The Rub this srcotliin, penetrating lini-
(lay. besides being St. Valentine's, mcnt right into the sore. inflamed
proved to be one in the nature of a nerves and like mastic—neuralgia (“5‘
surprise. for the party-was augmented appears. "St. Jacobs Liniment"con-
The sures: way to clear the skin of Get a small trial bottle!
these eruptions, savs a noted autiimiiV.
is to get from any pTiftrmacy about
four ounces of Jad Salts and take a
tablespoonful in a glass of hot water
2w finch, is still in the service in
I 8. L'Hommedieu, who is stop
. jtthe home of Mr. and Mrs.
fi-Gchmidt in Lakeview avenue,
”ileum celebrated his eighty- \each morning before break-fast fer by other friends. who brought food, quers pain. it is a harmless neural-
' birthday on Tuesday. the 11th one week. This will prevenf iiie nn'l be‘om th . day was over a genuine gin relief which doesn‘t burn or disco!-
St. Valentine's luncheon was the out—
conic. i” was a balmy surprise to‘
both Mr. and Mrs. Fenwick and thor- a small trial bottle from any drug
Cushly enjoyml by all. :store and gently rub the “aching nerv-
Erervthing points to 'a highly suce‘es" and in just a moment you Will be
cescfttl affair when the Soldiers’ and absolutely free from pain. ache and
Sailors’ fund dance takes place in the. suffering. but what will please you
town hall this evening. Everybody in .more is. that the misery will not come
town is going. at least, so they say, ‘back. ‘
whe‘ her they can dance or not. for all. _.\’o difference whether your pain 01'
seem to want to help the good cande'nounllh miter! is in Mm head
or the. skin.
Don't suffer: it's so needless. Get
ere were present his daugh- formation ‘of toxins in the bowels. It
muddaughters and great-grand also stimulates the kidneys to norm-ii
m and in the evening the mem- atcivitv. thus. coaxing them to filter the
if file (baddest. Bible Class of blood or impurities and clearing lite
aha; M, New Canaan, cam-3 skin of pimples.
__ mouse in a body, when speaking, .iad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
.and short story—telling mgle and is made from the {old (if grapes
" pass like minutes. Mr. end lemon juice. combined with lithia.
-.= on stated that as his birth- Here you have a pleasant, efferves-
.91 the 11th “made him a cent _drink which usually makes
‘ * ‘ ; pimples-disappear; cleanses the blood
" menu 10rtholddneys‘as
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mittee of the. General Hospital So-
ciety of Connecticut shall consist of
or grippe in 'a few hours.
Your cold will break and all grippe
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not. less than three nor more than sev- misery end after taking a dose ot‘.
en mrmbers. that persons contributing
$500 sl‘ali be members for life, and
person: contributing :25 shall be mem-
bers for one. mt.
Prov‘rling that the Pine Grove Ceme-
personai property not exceeding $50.
000, the. proceeds of which are to be
used for the benefit or the cemetery
and chapel.
Pnevsu'rs cinemas.
“Pape’s Cold Compound" cVery
hours until three doses are taken.
it promptly opens clogged-up nostril.c
and air passages in the head, slow;
rc- .
fer? Association may hold, in trust. lleves sick headache, dullnesS, chcr-n
' sore”
nasty discharge or nose running,
ishness, sore throat, sneezing.
ness and sinness.
Don't stay out Quit bldwing and
churning! Ease your throbbing iicad~~
nothing else in the world gives such
. prompt relief as “Papa's 061d Com-
costs only a. few cents
u' .
It acts within:
two
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