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tated Communication of OldWeil ,
~w3e, No. 108, F. and A. M., wull_ be
old at its rooms, Tuesday evening,
an. 20th, 1920, 8 o’clock. Work E. A:
. roe. “Refreshments, by the cm.
icon-s." All Master Masons cordially
sis-d fraternally invited. Fraternally
ours. ASA T. LOWND‘SS,
finest: , .
ROBERT M. WILCOX,
Secretary.
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A METERS WOULD SAVE WATER.
" e 'ng Sentinel:
Til: l:S‘zritirlill‘day's Sentinel there appear-
ed an article under the heading Much
W’ater ls Allowed to W'aste.’.’ For sev-
eral years past a similar notice has ap-
peared in the local paper, semi-annual-
ly, usually during the months of Jan-
uary and August. The item stated
ithat 255 gallons of water per day, i‘Ol
«each man, woman and child was being
delivered from the \Vilton supply.
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EH EXPLAINS WORK
Continued from page one
sense remedy for water
which is the result of negligence and
indifference on the part of a few of
lour citizens, some of which are large
- ‘ ' ‘property owners and. tafpayers.
«eh ‘ c l to improper home care. The First taxing dlStrict has shown
in :fgnguceasteg the mothers, as well as good business judgment m {‘b‘mdonégg
m fathers, WOI‘k ‘all day, and the the senseless method of building a t l-
fildren are not prone?” f9d. of go to tional reservoxrs to supply more pater
enamel when they are really 810k. be- for the careless consumer to “as 6;,
also there is no one at home to 511‘ and are installing water meters, u “Cd
wise them. i is the only honest. equitable anh—
It was instructive to learn he“; the igquaret deal system of dlgtnbutmg pu
”EU US i of reat aSSls ance ic \va er. '
mdgzavxvgricthofslh: SCthOI nurse. Chii- The writer has a meter on the house
«flea in poor health cannot keep .up water supply pipe, its records; month
Umull the others and take time. which after month, show that from of) to _6(l
should be given to well children, but gallons of water, per person, is daily
We nurse can employ the backward used. There are eighteen fixtures to
«B53 to get’_special care for deficient supply, and hot and cold water isused
children until their health and normal freely for every need. . This is lads-
:alental condition is regained. Manual putable evidence that if there lo be-
mining also serves very often to mg 2 . ' . .
awaken the mind of a pupil whobisé one-than: or more of it IS running to
ma ' ': fin ers bus . u was 9.
mtg: :grteleixtltlglior bioks. 3 i The present illegitimate and lawless
, Some very interesting examples of wastage of the public water greatly re.
mutual accomplishment \vel‘e cited, and duces the pressure in the mains and,
.all. present felt the practical nature of at the fire hydrants .A.’ the pr'f't‘nt
winch Work. It cannot fail to be a time, On account (‘1 - reduced avatl-r
‘mey-making investment for the city DFGSSUFE‘. the insur...u-e commissmnel's
“it" look after the health of the school are preparing Increased insurance
«children in this way. J gates to put into effect in' the Second.
gigs Natteford ,.-._ 9,3 great social p05- district. Thereby the .mzuorzly of our
lesihilities ahead of Norwalk if a little Dl‘Opf’riy owners are to be imposed
fine and money 1;; Spent on the prob- upon on account of the unconcern and
Elem of public health. There is need of apathy on the part of the levy.
Mel“ sanitary conditions in our But ”If“ "10“? alarming vmwof the
masculSI—and in some homes. Cour present, situation is the lillprOIC’Ctel-l
mated with the "East Side," in New and precarious condition which exists
*Ym‘k,.whel-e slip formerlv served as in case of fire. \‘I'ith such weather
‘ MRI] nurse. Noiwalk is' a very 9“,. conditions as Saturday and yesterday,
,mraging field. There should be, if 3 fire 53110le break out, on East
'Mever, new sanitary equipment in “'ashington street. with no water
mny 0‘ 0111' 30110015. and improved llrchure to fight it, a huge conflagra—
fianitor service would make the sani. tlon might wipe out the entire busi-
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‘1433 Main street, yesterday afternoon.
55 per capita distributed daily“
diary conditions much better in all our
Miss Natteford answered frankly
and concretely many questions that
duvet-e asked at the close of the talk.
Said it was evident to all that she is
intensely, interested in her work, and
h‘seeking to cooperate with all oth-
m who would like to See Norwalk's
meals and health conditionmbrought
m to a higher standard. I
SPAN AMERICAN
CONFERENCE OPENS
. IN WASHINGTON
Continued From Page One.
Ian—American Nations, which have
mm” in eliminating the idea or con
Wt from their national though”
the president‘s message follows
“Gentlemen of the Americas:
. '1 regret more deeply that I can
well express that the condition or my
Earth deprives me of the pleasure
all: privilege of meting: with you and
monally expressing the gratification
, ‘ch every officer of this govern-
. t'- feels because of your presence
{at the national capital, and particu—
Wx because of the friendly and Sig“
would mission which brings you to
‘1 rejoice with you that in these
bled times of World reconstruct
the republics of the American
tinent should seek no 5 l pur-
but should be guided l,: a desire
Serve one another, and to save the
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fiver: to the, world "no small achieve‘
ness center with possibly loss of life.
Where would the responsibility of
.such a calamity rest? Upon the gen.
erai public. who fail to become inter-
ested in the best welfare of the com-
munity and its activities? Or on the
water department who, as yet, have
not adopted any recognized efficient
remedy to stop wastage of- the public
water? Or upon the few who oppose
the installing of water meters, possi~
bly from personal interest or private
motive, and are probably typical of
only a. small aroup of citizens Who,
consumed by their own selfishness.
‘can never take any View of any situa-
tion beyond their own little concern?
F. A. SMITH.
I’. S.;~ The above is not in any sense
intended as a criticism upon the water
department or any c’ 1%: members. but
is written in the llr .i at rallying our
citizens. one and . to cooperate. to-
gether. for the best and most efficient
.vuings for the good of the whole com~
; munity. ‘
SMITH COLLEGE -
OPENS CAMPAIGN
(Continued from Page One).
Now. like the rest of us, Smith
needs money, and the alumnae have
determined I0 get it. The UL’nited
States has been divided into 59 dis-
tricts and. on Saturday, the drive open-
ed with a gathering of the alumnae in
each district. Norwalk, with Stam‘
ford, Greonwich. Danbury and lesser
towns, lies within the Bridgeport dis-
trict, which has a quota of $30,000 to
d to the utmost 0: ":il' capacity. raise within four weeks. The initial
-. of the high p ii ical and social iprincipal address was made by Mrs.
3 what have tittei‘minr‘d the na- iElizabeth Bliss, of New Haven. a forced-
developmenl or every country jful and brzlliant speaker. Mrs. New-
the American com‘nent, carry with xhall has taught for some years in high
obligations. the fulfillment of schools, was secretary of the Girls'
. must be regarded as a real priv- letective rteague. of New York. and
by every true American, 'served with the Smith College Relief
- is no small achievement that Unit in France.
Americas are today able to say; The following alumnae will direct
the world “Here is an important fthe _work of the Bridgeport district:
on of the globe which has today lChmrmap. Mrs. Arthur Yarbrough;
' .gted the idea of conquest from vice-chairman, Mrs. C. C. Sullivan;
mom“ thought and from its in- imen‘sr_comnlittee. Sanford Stoddard;
.fional policy,‘ ' potential donors, Miss Sally Wilmot;
e spirit of mutual helpfulness publicity. Miss Marjorie Smith; secre—
h animated the confirénce Sup-13V. M185 Frances Blckford, all 01
meats and strenglmns this import- BngeDOI‘t- ,
, , achievement m- international ' Information about the drive or about
.' , I regret with -;;,u that we are the needs of the college may be obtain-
eged to asseml ‘ 1 run; we 'sole red from Mrs. Arthur F. Lole, 32 High
.; -. of ascertaining how we can street, South Norwalk. ”telephone
1': one another, for in so doing we 1214. , '
serve the world.
ed) "WOODROW WILSONfi
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TRINITY MEN’S CLUB.
There wins a large "attendance at the
tainment cemmittee providedrthereats.
in accident occurred on West ave-
Saturday afternoon, when two au-
.,. lies came together." Ray Stud
“ or Wilton was coming out of the
on station in front of the ur-
and William. Hess. of. Wilton,
was going down West avenue.
canoe or the accident up} due
, to slippery“ ‘ pavements. The
sum. After the eating} was over, the
president. Bernard Numbers, called
the meeting to order. and requested
lowed by .
had- done then-bit inthewortdstrug-
the mines!
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. great privilege ti.” hay, been meeting was held Saturday in the Sal-
i-ered upon us: both Lg: 1538011 of magundi tea. room. Bridgeportfwhem'
geographical palm.) ., and be- 'iuncheon was served at 1 p. m. The
on was-r AVENUE greed, on Saturdayievening. The enter. _
land the affair netted the clubs-good
the rector to give a taméwhiehtsns.
made in his usual 133mm strain. telling,
of his experiences inatherWorld: War.
several «the MIAMI“
gle. ‘ One of the ,menrtomdumg;
ramped; and swamp
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Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. John Szaszax.
Mrs. Elizabeth S-zaszak, wife of John
Szaszak, died yesterday afternoon at.
her home. No. 32 Oxford street! Sec»,
end district. aged fifty-five years. 1342- ,
sides her husband, she is survived by 3:
three small children, Elizabeth, Mary;
and Emma; also, by one sister, Mrs.
Bertha Kiss, of Torrington, Conn. _; and
one brother, Bertalan froth, of this
city. The funeral will be held from
her late home, Tuesday morning, at
eighty-thirty, and from St. ‘Ladlslaus
Hungarian church at nine o clock. Qin-
terment will follow in St. Mary s ceme— .
tery.
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Nelson Hubbell. . 1
Nelson Hubb'cll died at his homai
Mr. Hubbell has been ill for some
time. Funeral services will take place .
at his home tomorrow at 2 p. 111., Dr.
Ernest F. McGregor officiating... Inter-
ment will take place in the Norwalk
cemetery. Mr. Hubbcll was ninety-
five years, two months. and twenty-
six 'days of age. He is survived by
his wife. one brother. “’illiam Hub-g
bell Of “'estport avenue. and severali
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3 nieces and nephews.
There is an efficient and common:
u'astagc.;
Charfes K. Miller. ;
‘Charles K. Miller died at his home;
70 South Main Street this noon. aged,
seventy-one years. He is survived by;
his wife and three daughters, Blissi
Carrie Miller, Mrs. Archibald Merriam;
and Mrs. Percy H. Terry. of Bridge,
port. Services from I). \V. Raymond s-
funerai parlors on Thursday at 2:30
o'clock. Rev. Mr. Snavely will our;
ciate, and interment will be in River-i
side Cemetery.
till] lawman
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(‘lllC‘.\(‘.O. Jan. 19.“.‘5ix hundred
volunteer nurses today engaged in ”13
combat. to check the spread of influen-
za. here. Reportinglrom eight dis-
DFHSRTiGS. the "nursing militia" began
a surrey of the city to determine the
exirnl of the epidemic and to aid in
roll-f measures.
“‘bilc 1,200 caScs had been reported
1:) health authorities early today, it
n as said that fewer cases were report-
mi in the last twenty-four hours than
during the preceding two days. Health
Iltllaruncnt officials said most of the
carts ,wcrc mild. Fourteen deaths
from pueumtnia and live from influen—
2a were recorded yesterday.
Nothing Alarming Just Now.
\YASHINGTON, Jun. 19.——eAlthough.
there was slight increase in the num-
ber of influenza cases. especially in the
Chicago district. reported to the Pub-
lic Health Service today, officials said
there was nothing alarming in the
present situation.
The disease is of a mild type and
with a low death rate, they said, while
the number of pneumonia cases result-
ing is small.
The outbreak of influenza at Camp
Grant and the Great Lakes training
station is subsiding.
Officials of the service pointed out
that as onlv about 1,000 cases through-
out the country were reported last
week as compelrd with more than 4.-
000.W.l(l cases a year ago. the spread of
the disease has hardly reached a stage,
to cause anxiety. ‘
Public Health Service Officials said:
they had received no report from their .
representative at Havana. of an epia‘
comic of influenza there or in other
(‘uban cities. ‘ ,
influenza on Steamship.
SEW YORK. Jan. 19.~—~Five lnfluen-‘
2a cases were discovered on board the'
Frenclrldne steamer La Lorraine, ;
vwrich arrived here today from Havre.§
gThey Were taken to the isolation hos- '
,pital on Swinburne Island.
, Antoni: the passengers was Marc
Hitter. the new Swiss. Minister to
Washington, who will succeed Hans
Sulzer. who recently resigned.
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party enjoyed an elaborate reception:
at the home of the bride's parents, 19..
Hariland street, where an especially}
interesting musical program was ren-
dered and a sumptuous wedding din?
ner served
Mrs. Newbauer, an employs 01' the
R. «‘2: G. Company, has a. wine circle or
friends in Norwalk, who today extend-
ed her hearty felicitaticna and best
wishes for a. happy and prosperous:
married life. . :
Mr. Newbauer is by profession a
prescription druggist. For some time
he was employed by the Stimson-Pow-
ell Corporation. of ‘Washington streez.
At present he is manager of a branch-
drug store of the J. A. Leverty e
Brothers. Inc., Bridgeport.
Entering the service in October.
1917, Mr. Newbauer saw active. service
In France, where he was attached to
Sanitary Squad 8, 32nd Division.
Among the engagements in which he
was under fire was the campaign at '
Sgigsonsa He gent ogerseaa July 7.
, an was nets 1 d harg
, May 3. 1919. y 18¢ ed
UMr. and Mrs; Newbauer will be at
‘home to their many friends after Feb-
max-y lot, at 71 Sims avenue, Bridge»
apt-é? They will enjoy a weddingtrlp
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points of nterest South.
During,
.thebrldes WIS, among the note»
worthy entertainment offend were ,
30mm piano Eclectic
Malachi-m Waist M
tne’schnrch . Brl
emailing Sound *m- m m
Roman “£1.8th
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lThese are the only members of the
0.: and many other ~-
the reception a: the home oi ;
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“Store
Great Price Cuts onWOmen’s andMisse
Dresses, Coats, Skirts, etc,
MONDAY! JAN} 19 mm
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Public Instruction-Victor Berard.
Labor—Paul .lmn-dain.
Hygiene and Social Welfare-M.
reton. '
M. Jourdain \vas Minister oi Labor
in the Clemenceau Cabinet. and M. Le
'l'rocquel- was I‘nder Secretary of
State for the Liquluauon'or Stocks.
In All Sixes and Quantities.
Also Hard Wood $5 a Watchful.
L. VEFFRON
3 Ram St. East Not-walk, 0m
Clemenceau Ministry retained.
Keep the membranes 0! the breath-
ing passages antiseptic both day and
night. Don’t let catarrh or colds take
hold. Get a small ,boiule 0t Ely's
Cream Balm at any drug store This
Lot. manner U.I. POM! Office
cream ,quickly penetrate: through all 3 7
the air passages; makes the mmbraa»
nee antiseptic and keeps throat andi PAT E N T S V
nostrils clear. 8.4 hemo- Pun-.1.
Put your'faith—just once—in Ely's ““ “-“vk Wen“
Cream Balm. In use for more than 30 44 - 3
years and depend“: upon M mom. i G i Teeth M ‘
” til and Eficiency
Hygiene 60% th
.. , e mouth is in .
important as hygiene of the boduyy'. ‘2‘
decayed tooth is always a menace es-
peciallyrwhen the decaying proces-
reaches below the gums. Ulcerstlonl,
Drink
. xxxx‘ m... .. m ....... .
- _ fl _ _ .' ,hldammatory. rheumatism, "1133 If:
terrble sanction which causes a bulg-
. I; , i Sections. inflammation: of the kidneys,
.. , -. , « , 6 eyes .and even diabetes
terminus. emphthalmic goiter that
.. and 81-1th t’s disease, In
A. M. WOOSTER
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. wim- Blary Thieme. sound ‘lew ave. “3", R SS S BLI‘N “BIS
nu‘e, was quietly married. last ”13"“ at " 1
7 o'clock, {OUPaul Baulnsafiéafftel gig- I; , » . - At Swimt my” \
deuce, R. I. Only inc 2mm 3 , ' _ , ‘ ‘ h .
ily were present. The ceremony. “'35 315.; Just, Recali'ed From the Manufacturers 3 -
performed by Rev. Martin L. Steup. 3 . . IICQH v “I,“ it“?
pastor of St. Peter's «'h-rman Lutheran , . T}. H} ,
church. The bride “:25? dressed "1 3;. an cw [asses “ ..
taupe satin. and (amrd a bridal » _ .
wreath of roses. All :Ulgihogiiligwg; t
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3353311133“ ”5 e... = : Bought at Such an Unusual 88V“!!! That We Are Able ‘ >3
44 . ' ‘ marrow , 1 t. a.” . -3 .
The Misses May Sliclinsky and Na}- g It) Ofl'er Them T0 n.- Mdm .
alie Hennick have returned to their 3‘, . .
home in Bridgeport alter rlwudms r . l s
the weekend with the Tariovs, in , ensa [0'13 \‘13‘
G ' trect. 31:4 v .. ,
rote s _ . ' “.2 , . f \‘ .3,” i Wilxh iii:
tlgists Mfirg‘iflutr fhi‘tiiicrobzgjl: 2:11;} R ThCSe DYBSSfS represent the smar t Sty les fior T ' " R ' .
sre,an .ao..>. .. , , "~ . _ - ,
ried in St. hawks wuwlflhjs morn— £54 mid-WINK? and eat ly 53111112. “1:9 materials are lie g
“‘5‘“ 913° ”“0““ b” “9“ ““3"“ 3' quality Wool Serge. Pouln. Tricotlne. Velour. Satin. 1:
0mm - it Taffeta and Georgette Crepe. :
. ., N lw York I} » me. ,\ x ..“ \ ,
.llliss- Tessie Chandler of (M ‘ . 1d ,, DRED‘SES xiii if
all was a Leek—9nd burst oi . l. .u ‘ _ a . h. ,1 l" ‘
Mm, Hem). (‘_ prawn, mwe szrcvi. ,4, Values m) to 3319.00 ....... . ..... . . . ,l , .1 Milky. :
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INCOME TAX AIDS - Qleméffis W 50 $ . u
U S IN RENT WAR Values 1m in ...... ............. .. . ,1
~ DRESS 28. $18 95 “and ‘
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whr-re. If. S. A... $12G” for his xhrce- “g DRESbLS $25 00 ’71. . . -.
room flat during the war lfif‘. v - _ . on.) _ . 9 '~ _
Collector “‘alsh can on to « xpmin :3 \ 31:49:” 111:!" U) ‘fhfloo """ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ._. _
that by withering these “ports from " DR "fig ”Q $29 00
all the Bill Smiths who are, running ',.13 , " f ‘ a a . , .
themselves rugged to Pa)" their rent!i i V 31119: LU) 10 535-00 ''''' ' """"" ‘*l
”I? "“0"”! “WWW WM“ “" evw ‘3. 2:" r -Uu-r «WWW are”..- a» «a» o— ’11
have, the information needed in set» “w: “T“ “ ‘”' " ” ‘ ‘ V
that the l‘rofiteer Smiths pay plopvr —4 w.m_....-. ,, “MW rrrrrrrrrrr M
tax or face prosecution. ..-,. “W ""”“‘““’“‘”“‘ " “
The information return: now due sggze RADlCALS AT ”(iRWl’CH'
covering payments of salaries. wezvs. xnuxylt‘n, (only, .Ian. 9 "our _ ,. .
TN", “Eigfilfl' and oillcr income serve ailmwl :‘miivni:~_ all Russians.l \Vt‘i‘!’ 3:; - YOUR ORDER PLEASE: ‘l. :7]
as uselu data for running down tax rcutgqi mu: Sammie} 2min 3) :1 fr"; . . , , ‘
amigos and chevkina m. Influenza: ci‘ai Mia-.3. mm the m of m.- lm‘all 1920 CHEV ROM: l s
returns to see that proper lax is pa . ,1»... T2,... 3,, 'n \K’I ;.= taken to llari— ' ..
Mr. Walsh more Hm? law hurrah-U 2ft; Susi llizizlt\\.lil a quantity u: in. I candehver at once Made] 490 T: . L 7
houses have been i‘fl‘llflzlly making 3.1m”, ,«wad a! it“ three plapvg . _
gun-Use information WWW for r-"Vcral inflict-w! the awn erv iumld. Those With light upkeep“ Call for denlonsf: a
years and have (rib-“minted \vnoifh undfiy 'Sl‘l‘vsi aw l‘aul Mattvski. 20 of . . _ .—
heartedly thh llw sowrnmpm S l't'illimanlil‘: Ailvck Kcnf‘heuvld. 37; Time payment: if deSlred.
checking system. and that same obit» likihawl .‘llnlnlm, 3.3.: and Jun” “3133‘. .-
gation rests on similar businesses 33-. all 09 xmfiieh.’ . ’ ,
and on professional men: also on per- A t ,3: v ,1 .
sons and organizations who employ us In S van: ““6 I:
secretaries. chauffeurs. servants or ‘ M
persons in any capacity. 0 SOUTH 110me PHCFE c,
The revenue law requires the tiling ;
or these information returns in each i 3 We:
case where the total of payments dur—l . ' l .. .._. ._._.... ,“
ing the year 1919 to any person. part»! i a
nersbip or fiduciary was6 $1000 or‘ O O or U. c we
more.» Forum 109'." and we, on which 7 .
the returns must be made. (are now ,' , SAN TOR "
available at, the office of the «olicctor r ‘1 . _
of Internal Revenue, Hartford, Conn. D o B Q “YINE 0F COD LI\ Hi. . 3.. ll
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CABINET FORMED Baview Ave. and First St. ,3; FOOD TONIC. 1:1: :1
Con tlnued From" First Page. TEL. 53 5 among THE B: at 51
Commercewli. Isaac. * 3 — ~,-— . 3 .~ OI
Agriculture—Henri Ricard. -- i ‘ CLIFFORD I h k 1m; ‘f ‘ —
guancemlt‘rfderic Francoisahlars. GOOD COAL Pr D l . , SOUTH MAIN STh- I 5 -~
Owes—A be“ Summit. . 0111 t e ive .iz‘v 1 ~. r
Public Woks» Yves he 'l'rocquer, p 17 g: ‘1 MPHONES~ .c. .. V
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MONDAY and TL'FISDAY ;
Egg, Stove.
Nut and Pea
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.3: miss a. r .UrUUUUU m. l... 441 mwmmmmm S ' I ..
l . ‘ y a e E talk
with former Premier Rene Viviani. ed m ,, Tel ' p 2", a t:
0mg: giirhfhwas not willing at pres- ___ ~’ i“ ~,... SANDWICH BREAD i-
. - P rovel [In] " . .7 ' - .
Millerand, “but he assu'rtgr‘ljt’mesaoil‘f1 tilts RYE 3m Loa f
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TO sun-r our GERMS . A Loaf-of Bram and a. Pan of Mother? l? mg”
KEEP Aéia'l‘assififisp 3011 your old can to the Bridge. AY ‘1)
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Do . . ' . »
for 1.3.3:.“ 33%? Eiiaiaflififigflt‘fié pm Auto Wrecking 00.. mo ”rm “‘1 1‘2 d“- n°“€hn“‘5 """" 4"
trils closed. Sleep in a room with a: Ninth A“, between 0th and i _ WAY w
Wide open window and keep your nose center $3., ' l' 5"
and throat clear and antiseptic and] Ph Om. ; A Baby Lost In. to Every Customs“. w.
”3%” Passages open. . ‘ . one Bunny; 5588-3- Smud- , F d k fier-
8 every precaution a in t’ 3 ' Q
gems that enter through the nosgeaaé' Mina!!! m M m to m “I, e era, slyStem 0’ 83 83A
mouth and cause influenza, colds, sore of m' 8 m MT. NOE 3 '
throat. tonsllius. quinsy. ‘ “am-:6- O ' ”
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HEAR THEM :;
F. L. HAMILTL
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