. ally lanai-knot. ”MM
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' M has ever 69% WMM‘ loner will be issued as a maniac a
”“38 Plymouth“ M1“ WINW "W“ l“ H" "w" "'8 'per. Ball warm-land advent-o
kitten. ‘KWuaflf' and counters linens .houid men in. Mice at out»
Two Gent: 3 word; minimum charge 50¢ per issuefitimu $1. Gaps D
“Seaport, will start mm
.. their Norwnlk ~kmh.
{: 11:15:: Street, Not-walk, Wed—
.:-.,-.‘day morningrhpt. 181:, 1920
.4 7:30 o'clock.
WANTED AT ONCE "
J, Experienced Skein Winders,
..Tld girls for machine opera-
LJI'S.
WOMAN WANTED
.-’l.round operator, stitching
Tue Tristram Shoe 00.,
'n.)lll. . 342p. Marine engine. Ricco Bros.
2 5mm: St., South Nor-walk, Ct. 13 \i'oodward Ava, Tel. 467.
FOR SALE—~0ne 1918 Ford ttn
"“"T‘.‘“ w_-—n—~ truck. Hiccio Bros.” Garage, 13
la \X’I’Hll—l‘imshers and L“ 90‘1““ A""";_T“]' 4""
“Md hand sewers “'anteleOR dShng-‘Olverlanld Rgndster. 1920
- . . ‘ . mo 0, ougit on y t ree months
“ -ll'l 5 coats. 1201118 Green-mg.“ rfwol exrlra tires, one nevor run,I
' . ‘ I)E 'spn igit. ega lenses. starter, etc. Ex-
it A BIO-5:. In?!" pot,giillentogondition. Bargain. inquire
.5 . ‘ . . our '09, 74 “'ushin tun Sire ‘,
l tl\. llfifit horwé _ ‘ South Norwalk. g H
‘t tii‘JN'I‘ ti room with im-
. ,oung Aim-rican couple.
' . ;.. t-nlinvl.
.3 :l-nood
night
«r 1;: excellent reterent‘e.
\Zo'l. Mini Felt Hat (20..
fits. South Nor—
watch-
litISS
:. ~s in small tntuily,
Amid} to Mrs. l“. M.
‘ . thud. Telephone 1612:;
\pvi-lwiicwl maid ior
.":.ill|'2ll position if sutA
.‘-.;»;;_. :09 East Washing-
! .‘ pvt ivut'wi hand em-
iii ill‘PFSPS nnti waists
Hod pity. (lrzice Etn-
. .\ IIuiitord l’lace. Tel.
qautmblo woman wants
in lilqttiru ti ill-Minnie
.2A.
in lh- Regent
. T um. to noon. Ap-
" ‘.t"ll) :it ii'ufll‘lll.
vignsc
WANTED FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES
FOR SALE—~0uthoard motor for row RICHAD H. Wynne Ac-
boat. Price $40.00. Address P. O. countaéit. T'I‘imeato hinteAyogirt boil?-
. . ‘ _ examine . ax xper. u s. .
T-‘l'i‘ L995 Manufacturmg 00., of Box 44' .Rowauon' Lon“ - . praisals. 11290118. 5 Diseasa Court.
FOR SALE—2 Smith motor wheels; Norwnlk. . .
1 Evans motor; 1 Pierce bicycle
~ After 5 PM. 129 Main 81., Nor-walk.
I-‘OR SALE—~A farm horse. Inquire
tidrs. Wm. Reinhart. 13 Grand St..
Norwalk or phone 913-2.
FOP. ,SALE—Prii‘aie sale 01 furni-
ture bedding. bricrabrac and fumi-
turo commencing Thursday trom 1”
A. M. to 4 I’. M.. Selw_vn's.Bungalow.
Bell Island
FUR SALErfiMotor boat, hunting ca.
bin (‘l'lllsE‘I‘. 25~feet. Phone 2305
Norwulk.
FUR SALE—Oldsniobile_ 6-cylinder, 5-
passenger touring car. 1919 model.
:‘.TA, in good condition, run only 6.-
mm l‘tlllj'lF. Address Geo. Broomhead.
Max 116. Rowanon. Conn.
I’Olt SALE—One 4~cvcle 2-cylinder.
P‘Oi: SALE—Several small i'arms; 3
to 20 acres. good buildings; a tow
lllllt's out. $2,500 to $4.800: 1-2 cash:
A_l.~io farms. 4‘) to .130 acres. Chas.
I-iohn, 5:2 Alain Street, Phone 405. Nor-
Wu :.
l-‘Uil SALE—7 room house. all im-
lli‘t)\‘1*lllenl5. t-lectiir- light. gas. heat.
rung-g bathroom. lot 120x2t)ti_ $4.54)”,
14: ('ZlFll. Call 90 Winfield Street. East
NOthlK 0r Phone 1422 :1.
i‘th S.\I.E~Sniall farm: includes S
cows and tools. Inquire Steinnl.
Bridge St.. East Norwalk.
FOR SAIJE~6 room house, all im-
provements in retinal neighborhood.
Bargain ii‘ sold soon. Grohnm Print.
Phone 116. 4 Elizabeth St.
I-‘Olt SALEmUp-to-tlute, 22-11. round
bottom pleasuro launch: in good
condition: no reasonable offer refused.
Apply 3 Inn St. South Norwalk.
li‘Ult SALE—Aime oak sideboard. on»
tour burner gas range. Inquire, 16
Crow- St. South Normtlk or phone
155212.
I-‘tll: PALE mMaxwvll car. 1917 modvl.
poof-«f condi'ion. new tires. Vziasts’
_ o :1 unlurnishud room"
vzieo-iwr-z ;: iiil‘tllir. (l I{_f
\ 1 mm .\l/._ curt.- Hunt
Garage. Ark 101' Guryn's car.
Fill: SALE 7 .-\
6 rooms,
l 1,- w
ham,
desirable houses
electric light. gas.
fortune. rurigt-t good location: m'ldo‘n
l'UOlII
l'll~
Yoi l~;.
and
young
Ad-
infallib-
l - .tr Hzttion
..'l“‘~ in Nt-r.
Snuiilil'l
. -l“.\;.~llt't‘. ('oltlrt-d (lI'
.irtll Lunch, 6 So. Main
‘ ' Hybh.
~."7'l‘d kitchen mniri.’
.ttl and good salary to
Andy at once. Hotel.
K \"l'tllil-I I‘t‘qlllli‘r self»-
,«rn-rul tit-purunents: ex-
' t'~.~’:ll‘_\'. Apply (it star-1‘.
-i..‘i-oitlers nnd crocheti
'. .xsn :tiul dresscszworl;
l'il_\. Roth's. 2;: Ely
i; nut
' n IiPiQT—:/:
.5'
store on
. or North Main SL.
:u-uiulu. Write. film-mun.
_»\\t-.‘ Bridgeport.
. I
> hungruplwr with some
‘ imoklwcping. 0mm) 0K.
~_~<;ir}. Answer in own
\-.i'h wage expected. C.
E-.‘2 purivntted man {or
' ‘lt'li. salary: mun DIE”
.' s- of Suiiiuel Iloodner.
it
l; I about 17 or 13 your-q
. .rii stamping. Appli J.
t'huatnut St. '
l2, lort‘ly uouiuh— tomtnke
I.’.""‘~ App!) at 17 North
i'noni- 336—4.
.t.‘ will bout to rent from
- .TTil. capable of cruising
w: 1'“ terms to L. C. “'wlls,
.. t‘nnn. or 874 Broad‘
H-“a' City.
B ’rti and room at Be-ll
A or two weeks from!
, 2"Y‘Illt‘llll'n well known '
‘.' t ‘\'lill't',\,—‘. “\‘acationfst"
i.“A.
‘%
1 iii li—BO)‘
‘1‘. One
Li]. S cur.-
*y X. “7,.“ .
.l’ ”l. .\.\ . nD—"ht“nozrtiplit-r.
mi: - ._ and capable.
«I» Farms,
. i1 I‘Ioru'alk,
g‘tnerul office
who can makp ' - ‘
Sentim.1_ him»; H
t-x»
Ntir'h At
lilo, 144 “'ntt‘i'
:m- prion Addl‘t':3;i_ Box 625, South!
Naiwulk.
FOR SALE‘~P-'onertv at 15 Mar-
Flmil ST. suitable for 2min. coal or
.ioxugfu o “‘1 ui'gg: on 19 Union
f. ’llin Hatch g finder 00.. South
norwaiii. t‘onn
LOAN—Taylor & Golden. hate-133.500 i
to loan on good first mortgage.
Telephone 1230.
HARRY P. TRIPP, Cmctor Point-
pr: estimates cheerfully given. Tel.
352-14. Charles B. St. South Norwalk.
’t dress
HIGHEST PRICES paid for cattle and
calves, also hogs and poultry. Ad.
H. Zlotkin I:
South Norwalk. Conn. TEI. South Nor-
walk. 2078. Drop postal and I will call.
RUTA R: AGNESE. ‘E'holeaale Fruits.
and Vegetables; also local and long:
distance moving. 8 Lexington Ave,“
South Norwnlk, Conn.
l
t Many times a day they were to be
Son. Conn. Ave; l
When the kitten was about two
months old she was very fond of bo-
ing around in the chidien «park. or
wherever the chickens were. She wan
the friendliest kitten dive and mm
a disposition to chum with very liv-
ing thing. «But the chickens' paid no
attention to her except to get out of,
her way. The hen in nucsfion. how-
Pl‘er. met her advances kindly and
they soon became boou companions.
seen walking together around the ‘
place. The ban would frequently stand
still while kittle would rub back and
forth against her breast. "And while.
Biddy scratched {or bugs and warm. 9
the little white kitten was never far!
away. We do not know whnt was
their means of conmmnicntion. but
they evidently had a satisfying one.
for they never seemed to tire of each
other. They asuwintmi together to
RICHARD DEANE. 19 Union Street.
South Nor-walk. Plumbing and;
limiting. Steam. Hot “'aier and Gas:
Fittings. Repairing promptly attended.
to. Phone 2556. 4
H. W. FISKE. Vocal instructor,
'ltailan method: teacher of .
0 Hum; private lessons at Studio, No.1
6 Stevens SL, Phone 555-4, Comer}
Franklin Ave. City. '
old g
ke '
lEMIL A. KNOB. Bell Island. Con-
ilnterior
tractin Painter. Graining, Glazing.
crating. Estimates cheer-l
fully given tor an wor‘x. Phone 2311..
CABRIGAN &‘ FLYNN. local and long3
distance trucking of all kinds. Otfice;
gsenary 8: C0., Phone 1577. House phone'
.—
—‘. ’ I. b
0n and alter August lst. the Royal;
James Garage will be located at 12t
Mechanic street, Nor-walk. Stephen
J. herckes. t
WALL FAKE AND PAINT
The Background at a Happy Home.
Just necelved ten thousand r5": 0!}
wall paper. Latest designs and coloring
min pressed borders. You know "It
wail pore-r advances in price like every-.
thing cue. But belore going come place
else and pay high prices I wish you Would?
took over my stuck first and lave {total
:5 to 50 per cent. Estimates cheerfully;
given on paper and painting Punt And
piper now and save money” i
ALEXANDER WHITE
l5 Lowe Street. Tel. 2139.:
THE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC CO.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS '
Telephone 959
207 East Washington 82.. so. Norwatki
51 Osborn Ave.. East Norwalk
Ray Wermo, Mgr.
"ere for U: and We'll win. he YOII'
CL‘RDING. gutters. lawn rolling. con-t
ere-ting. tar walks done in rel-x:
:lass strte I. Clark. nfiice with for-v
Stalk Sunnlv Co.. 108 “'ater St. Phone,
TO LET
'1'0' LET ~-". rotate \ri'h improvemoii'.‘
atlul'i on‘r. rt-n' 3H. Inquire n: R.
JHN‘l'H -i;_\' (‘i' E tiorham L‘o.
-. __n—.__..i
in mi:
4
FOR SALE
Residence at
207 Flax Hill Road
Belonging to estate of Frank-
lin A. Smith. Lot 67-ft. by
125-ft. House contains 10 rooms,
2 extra lavatories, 1 extra toilet,
fire-places on 2 floors, excellent
heating system, oak floors,
chestnut trim. Garage for 1 car.4
For particulars Address F. Ir-
ving Smith, No. 32 llmwood
Ave., South Nor-walk, Conn.
INSURANCE
and
REAL ESTATE
For Particulars Ask
JOHN T. HAYES
No. 7 Main St., Norwaik
NORWALK — NEW YORK
TRANSPORTATION
Innufacturer A Specialty
Long Distance Hauling
We guarantee service—-
JOHN F. HEALY & SONS
89 WASHINGTON 81'.
| PHONE 1540. ,
onnéa TO=.~8ETTLE ACCOUNT
“—
. womk-red
till thnt twrson lift“ oxliiiii'ml it.
' t‘nn l"lli"| him.
; two yl'lt‘ll n-Ir dare tum lllllril.
the exclusion of the other [owls and
cuts on the place. One seldom saw
Iiitlrty with the other chickens. and
little white kitten absolutely sic-sorted
her little white twin. We sometimes
if the kitten thouxht shei
was a chicken or the- hon lit-tiered her- i
so" to be it cut.
wore most congenial. l
a,
i This state of affairs continued until i
i
the sale of the {um nccewitnted their ?
lit-inc partial—Mabel J. Mt'llwune. in
Our Dumb Animals.
GREAT MAN NEVER HESITATES
Self-Reliance One of the Most impor-
tant Possession: That Can
Be Acquired.
Insist on yourself: nvrvr imitate.
Your own gift you can pro-writ every
moment with tlm (‘lllllllllllH'i‘ force of g
n “‘hOIe life's cultivation: but of the i
adopt-3d talent of nnmlit-r you lanOt
only nil exit-iiiporzitit-nus half posses-g
alt-n. Thnt Whit-h cot-I: mu do best'
none but his linker czm teach him.“
No man yt-t knows what it Is. nor can 1
Witt-re
li..~‘tl‘llt'l"<l
Simkospmw? is the mutter
who cuul'i llllY‘
I‘Zwry grout mun is union-2 The Strip-
ltllllxlll of Scipio ii promo-2y that flirt
In- mold not borrow. If nnyone will '
tell u;- wlium the grunt IllZIll linlintea .
In the nriginni (ride “in-n lu- performs
a grout (it t. I will t--ll him who else
In that Which is us-
signwl time mil ll;tt‘.l runs: not hope
Dwell
up there in tho snug-lt- and noble re 1
:lil!.\,‘ Hf thy Ii{|‘. old-y ”if" lit’fll’f and ‘
thou shalt I‘l‘;tl"xl‘l"‘ iizv l‘orewofld
:zgulnr—llniq-h \YuHu Enter—m. 1
How to Treat Stamrncrdng.
W? 0, rooms. light and i .
ga“ 11 1:: lair AWL. In uii - Mrs.= ‘ . ‘
314:4? 13 Low,» 5._ q ‘ i In-ioro tlzo klzidvr'ai't-‘n section .
.. ~‘ .——~.—--—~— —«—.‘ month; of ”10‘ Nun-mill Society for .
till “£31 7 Tun ntr‘vl)‘ l'l'm’h‘“1§ tln- Study and (lorrw-tinn of Sim-'0?! ‘
icum~ with itw 01' bath. 2‘.’
Squtll Notwnik.
TO LET:FI"‘,I‘ moms. 35
St.
.‘dadiwn ;
St“
Raymond ‘
South NorWnH-t. l
every :
linuévkceping.t
for couple only. inquire
.
TU I.I'I'I‘~.'l rooms furnish-d:
('OIth‘Yllflllt‘P 'ftll‘ lixlt'
improvement:
7 tjrore St.
T0 LET—vPron: office rormrrly DCt'upi-i
ml by J.
It‘o r
it. Taylor. Attorne\'-ut-I.aw.t
lul‘ihwr pnvfli-culars, inquire: at or
rice Old \Veil Cigar Co. ’
TO LET—Two
Schultz's
and
front
market
rooms over
_ _ Railroad Ave.
.. \\ aslunztcn 5!. Suitable to: of-
tit-e, Rent $24.00 For further parti-
c‘uars. inquirn_oifioe Old “fir—ll Cigar
(0.. or John heugabour on premises.
CARPETS CLEANED
It is our business to Clean
Carpets and Rugs. and by hand
process to restore the colors.
,Goods called for and delivered.
Connecticut Garnet
Cleaning Co.
Geo. S. Wyman, Manager
87 CEDAR STREET PHONE 909
LOST. T"
LOST—One tan brit. use. mark H.
T. L., on Saturday. Aug. -‘ 2m, be-
tween Compo Beach and Darren. Lib-
eral reward and no questions asked.
Return to Internal Revenue Omce,
Bridgeport. Conn.
. timid.
l‘l~'IE lvrx lir. \antur ll. Swift of llus- ‘
tun. rand :1 [minor on the t‘l‘t‘ullllt‘fil of
stiitiiinvriug In its \‘t'l'fi‘ mriy lwgin- ‘
n::.:<. Stundnw'ing in vary you-L; t-l:il- ‘
dl't‘ll writ-n rvsu‘ts from nervous stress
and strum. :renl fright. tlm i.i;it.tti«-u ‘
of others turd stunt-times from nevi.
Allin»! all of those thin-.5 can 1
on prevented. Tlu- imitation of "noth-
or Curt“ can easily be ntomwtl It,\' the.
pnrontx. Nervous stress and strain
can be eliminated by pmper homu hy-
git-iw. which when put into practice
has been know to stop stainmering in
two weeks. Grout strain from fright
can be avoided by having the compan-
ions of the I‘llilih‘i‘ll refrain from pur~
pusvly frightening them. and after any
unavoidable fright it can be minimized
by proper «intonation and advice
after that (right has occurred. Doctor
Swift dcm-riiwl one case in which I
more was em-ctt-ti in two weeks.
Victory Wonh While.
There's- Ilv) satisfaction shun] to the
OTnSCit\unlms~' ni’nit-zixuring up to your
limits. The man who does the merely
ordinary things can never take the
pride in his achievements men of
vision tnl:o.~ They see what lies be
yond the hen of calculating mortals.
Struggle to them is wound nntnre.
They delight in hard things because
they are hard. And to them come the
great victories that never tarry long
enough to be made sure to the weak-
ling and the fearful. It may cost toll
and struggle to bind the (towns men
pray for. but they have no value with-
out sm-ritic-n. When men purchase re-
wards that demand the strain of every
capacity to win them. they are min-
ing the personalities in reserve that:
é blemish on his clothing from heel to.
At all events. they i
. peat-mice on the balcony of the palace.
“'heru ,
v is tlw mn<tvr who would have taught ’
Franklin j
or \\';:\llill:tun or Newton or Bacon? :‘
drill be shared equally by the widow
duct aim.
, --—— t
timber-“1‘11“ do the mat interest- *
inn mdnh‘umpe." said one of D'An-l,
ail-rid; maturin- ~It the luarimmj
tendered the poet on St. Gain-tern
day. when the “Iibemtor” of Funnel
acted his pert with counters. animal-cl
and "king‘s guards” and the populace l
acted theirs. '
anmr :ot trumpets, the rush to
nuns of me “king‘s guard" :mnonnmd‘
his every Omrflnl‘l’ mill exit. He is al- .
ways mmanied by a long line of!
aids and functionaries. and wears a!
happy countrnnncu himself. .
At mealsnll the counters center;
their attention upon him and listen to;
the stories he tells, laughing some»:
times and crying at others.
'D'Ammnnio‘s Wishes in food are til-l
ways compiled with, and religious.
zeal marks the efforts of the entour-z
are to please him. His autumn is ai-i
ways sp‘ick-nnd-span. There is not ai
crown. His long Italian cape some-i
itinies calls to mind the Millar- gurb
of tine fallen William I! In his German 3
military capo. "
(in public occasions in theaters hll
place is reserved with much attention.
and when he enters cheers are given
by the men-and women who follow
him. When he gives a concert in the
palace his place in the front row in‘
rmpawted with the reverence due to a!
religious chief. Ills apartments nreg’
hndeckod with all sorts of min:
from the townspeople. Italian and'
Ditlllidtinn tings make up the color“
srlwmn. On his name. day be was tired
recipient of [lowers of flowers from.
admirers in the city. The royal marchl
gnu-ts him when he makes his lip-i
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Save Flock From Dogs
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Delnwnre. l').—-l‘)tlm Pollock
sat uttor tlnrk renting in his
home on a farm near here.
Ginnring up he saw a pair‘ of
(‘31-: -- pleading eyes — peering
through a window at him.
Iiurrying to the door be dis-
covers“! that the eyes were those
of :1 torn and bleeding ewe. The
animal had mount-1d the steps of
a porch before rewriting the win-
«low.
A commotion was heard at the
burn.
Arming himself with a slmtgun
and hearing a flashlight, Pollock
round tar.- dogs eating one of
the fiOt‘k to which the injured
owe let-It‘lugtwl. 1'0"th held the
l:i.~l.li::iit lll'l‘iYn‘t‘ll his knead.
m-nlnriug its rays on the intrud-
in: dogs. and with two shots
kiilwi them.
Than lw cared for the injured
cu». highly considerate of the
utmost human izitvlligvncc it (lis-
pluyml In informing him of the
Iiutigt'r its many brother.- and
elite-rs were being subjected to.
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FORMER «0355233 We
Mart-ted Senator Goff of West Virginia,
Who Died Wag: “any
Millions.
Clark-shunt. W. Vu.——Speculntlon is
rife here as to what didposition is to
he made by “ill of the estate of the
Into Judgi- Natl-mu fluff. former l‘rit-
ed States senator and tanner saute
tnry of the navy. \Vhllt- no inform-J
tion has been divulged as to the tea.
tnmentnry diwtrilmtit‘m of the prop-'
on}: It ‘is generally believed that it
and the two sons.
The estate is variously estimated at
“notion to smmomo.
The widow. who was the judge's soc- _
and wife. and timely Miss Catherine j
P- nnoy. thirty-rive. of Cnroonear,.New-
foundtund. whom he married InSt Au-
gust. and who has been his unite. in
{Dalian only: Sunday evening.
Bum—t
QUART ”ON JARS
950 not.
Orders ‘Befivaod.
’ n
The Growing 7
Need
or a bank account m be!
coir It. w 0‘
list-II ”and emu-aim
‘ Inhdfll'.
come apparent as your busi-
FIORI 3301“? m
Overhnuling 3nd m
11 Hartford Plum. Tel. II.
non: momma. hm
‘-
nu: m Such an M-
oount main of 81'0“ ”wait
60 you me any Mk!
Do you want to get a good price!
It so. cell it to—
t JAFFE a ASH
" Who will pay you "to price Our
paper: and rags and everything
ciao.
TELEPHONE 400
f town
M“ on your out 0 we aim buy furniture.
customers. It will discount}
the notes you mail?! in "4"
Menu, thus [Wins 7'“
the use of the cash at 0110'-
Cone in and talk me“
over with the cum.
‘ ELECTRIC LIGHTING
Home and factory wit-in, CI-
pert mechanics. W or-
! plinncu and merchandise.
WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
134 W'ashington St.
Phone 650 South Non-IR
YomigMenandWomen I
HereisYour
OPPORTUNITY
FALL TERM
OPENS.SEP‘L 7
Send for Prospectus
REGISTER NOW
MERRHJL
Business College
F. S. LYON_
JOB PRINTING
South Norwull
A
15%
REDUCTION
0N
Bathing Sum‘
_. ».——- m--._...‘. m .o “u.“ “—‘fipd—
A. W. HODGE
Inlic mu Block
52 SO. MAIN ST. z
STANDARD
Trnsportatien Go. 1
DAILY TRUCKS TO
I" You
DOMI- WE
um ‘56
REGULATING
A ohild‘u teeth is of at much i.
portance as having then filled. ht
expected to share in about one-third
of the estate. ‘
Boy to'Sbun Racing.
t‘lorolami. O.-—(’arroll Biomet- "Shill-
in.’. aged (our years, of Peoria. Illw
will not follow in his father’s Wraps
it his ,gnndfnthcr can prevent it.
Herman Bueiilcr. who left 1.3400000
catnip. made a bequest M 330.090 to
his grandson. conditioned on his keep-
ing: out of the racing game. The
child's father is one of the best known
it not infrequently We um
erson has reached maturity.
gel-actiy sound and healthy teeth
are extracted. and artificial one.
inserted. simply bounce the nat-
ural one: were ugly.
Parents should look into this
part of the child's well being; I
teeth overlap. or We, or hm
wide spnces between then. they
can be Rammed and W.
Don‘t
mm m! ”I
They simply can’t make tires
And a tread cut means “trouble.”
If neglected the result is a blow-
out, merm- later. The m
good such to [await crud cuts.‘
no as to become whole-one nail
beautiiul. I use only the most
unmoved methad- mc ”plane-
1 producing result: tint on highly
Deaths and Funerals :
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' - .. ‘Xtui'L'Xmg: 3f(:{_“ia)§k'19§%' “abate u" ‘M" “”M'“ M”"‘ “1"“ 59‘ m “'0’“ mark the “ma“ ”Ike's m we comm” and ‘ fewt on stun inimd tire to us the “mama—5'
. ,. £?.RENT'*E!lhei‘ a small F—f‘atu oi t‘harlotte 'W. Flt-rm late “PS. Julia Shepherd Bonworth of 3 l —Grlt. years “3° was ' top-notch?! in 610.? <3 thgrg’ blowout $00
'i'.r'i-i:'i§tTe=-39r§tit:g an“? or rm" mt?‘"”f“”‘: i“ said District. deceased. H91"? Stm‘. died last night at the.i rat-in: game. “I on My} uw’ but ~ 3110 ’ J [L ‘
Llll‘i’; SentinellOfficé.J' 8"" Mm?“ "”1. rum the Administrator ex. thorwalk hospital after a lingering ill- I to allowing my grandson to be put“ find for us to hm . .
_ ‘ils Administration
thii.f (.txiirt t‘orsdjustment.
t. e o . u- m .‘orwalk. on the 7th V
of September, 1920. at 2 o‘clock. “‘33;-
noon i and that all persons interested
in said lastute may be notified there-
She s slurvived . Absolution.
g 'Absolutlsm. as practiced by .
Catherine or n Napoleon. on an im-
’peri:1l scale, may dazzle the imag-
§ination. It Is a system which has
liCCOUl'lt [0
at the Pro—
ness at the use of 34.
by one son. Funeral arrangements
which are in charge of Funeral Direct-
or Fable of ’Westport, have not been
completed as yet.
a race track or to be Martin]!!!
manner in mnnection with time-
lng." Bnehlcr's will declared.
’Weéavuimizing Co. in mm...“ m.”
autumn. “Gum imam Iv w: cut;
5 h’QUQR CONFISGATED.
“1“]. Sept, 1,—Four men
u-i'lt illegal transportation
'1'} “q.""T- were seized in of. the administrator will - -. ........ i . . HONCaMt-in Win Fem. 9
3:333 ”filial?! En- 2313503 bé‘lil’llllllllit-Thed kiln a $123.33 Th Funeral of MrsJiovuc. Jr. ‘ ’gfygfie h‘fnmfifi'fg? “1,333; Auburn! iNetg—ngegl‘flolmg‘; t Hoyt: [bane flag.
"I .“- - “'1 . Fought -j'C' 3 1011 said Dist“. 2 funeral f 3 , ‘ ' farmer it my I e. non u m ‘
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'9 "" ‘3”?“3‘19‘1 before 0 ' ‘MRg’r'Ml'MtghmoR 188 South Main .tmet, am held his i“ even an imperfect form 0‘ W‘ .n am. fine wolf pelt for a robe int ‘ in“ “SW
lfilllllllsslnnpr.Hugh J. ‘ Y- Ju'lge afternoon at 2 o‘clock. from the late tution has been «almond, the a, » liar way. ;I : ntlyhe u this. - t > ;
MD (are their unmes LABOR DAY SINTINEL, home. 13nd at 2:30 o'clock from the ,defects of circulation: appear colossal lime dmghter were walking “on; W
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