yum. 'l'o m. I...” ma Won-loud. mm . I
ASSIFIED ADVERTISEME
~- 0 cents a. word; minimum charge 500 porixsue, alums $1. Gaps Double Prloo.
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prriHu-wl Mil-21);: . lady
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month or
Tuesday
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unruly \ ll‘l'
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Glenhrook,
MA llllllll
. louvrul housework.
C. \\'. Strum.
. .- - Woman wishes house-
n! washing by (he day. Be: 90.
4-J'irinel.
’~ ~l’osiiion as night watch-
une who understands boilers.
«\nerienco Box 28, care Son-
‘ .190]; SALE ,‘ mamas canons ..
FUR SALE—1 parlor cylinder stove. THhATfHER wnflficzgl—‘mlm the:
l 8 coil radiator; will exchange for 3.3,: fmggg ”M g
a small hot water radiator. 1 eight one-pipe Kate? 399mg berm mm.
horse four cylinder gas engine with m- Bel . Price WIS
saw frame for sawing cord wood. In- ervica prompt. 806th m. All
quire. 395 Flax Hm road, D. Keyworth. View Ave. Phone 307.
Call after 5 P. M.
FOR SALE—Sweet Russet cider. “'-
have just pressed a load of russcts.
Bring your jug and keg to the farm.
Sixty cents a gallon. Reynolds Poul-
try Farm. Highland Ave, Phone 1036.
FOR SALE—100 lb. pig. “’1“ sell to
quit-k buyer. Call Saturday or all
daykSunday. 27 Fitch St., East Nor
wa .
FOR SALE—Ford touring car, winter
top. Mechanically perfect. Phone
- 1816.
liln‘ for drug: store, must FOR. SALE—«\Vood cases. Inquire
1 m- HYFT. App]; Stillson- Joseph Da\‘is,,85 Vl'ashingtou Street.
\n’onmbiles for winter
n fireproof garage: room
1H vars. Cars stored from
: until April 1, 4 months. in
‘ m‘ storage battry, $25
. kw. (‘ars going in storage
~‘111w1‘ 1 “'lll not go on stor
m vinlivr 1. Don't delay in
L..-n, as this offer will not
lilih'vss Sorricv Garage,
silk. Si-ntinel
TO LET
. ll llullsd‘ of six rooms
\ll modern improxrf—
H; t'nrnzu'v. eruirr 103
ill 14-16.
it.‘" of Six l'(l{\lll$ and
lilti‘xt‘lllt-‘nlg. 4 Thum'is
.\ [u (.li-i-i-nlwrg‘. lli‘jvol
\nvl‘Alllk
. 14 (71-059 Si_, South
and gas. luq. l4
Milli
'f.i
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—4 u 01' rooms, light and
mum ll. Magic; 15
' rho ()ifir'v, 111,43 Ely AVE.
walking (lislnnco to
m-ins. bath electril'ily. 2
why in busmuont. fur-
W TARLOV BROS
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an}, 3 lll'JP light l‘l)l)‘.‘l$‘ Up-To-Date Cigar Store
:21; Has! Avvnni- Appl} .
N “mg, Fmtm?‘ ill-90'. Manackemo Block. So. Norwalk
.\Iv:\\;ill\'. TELEPHONE 1581
HI: ms :it Viv. f‘ “prim;
. .i- -\ll.\'. :1 z‘ . 36 "'_" “ /
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.\ 7‘ Slnruge Spur-o. houW'.‘ FOR SALE
:l.,‘g..;;,.v Sit-nanni- "”me One 1914 Chalmers roadster,
M liaiihlinxwlhtbboll (ion! 5250 00-
i'u. lnxn. Szlugatnyk. Conn. One 1917 t-ton Ford truck, chain
no: i, 296. . driye, $250.00.
‘ -”-~-~'~--—‘~ One 1914 Ford touring, $200.00.
One trailer, $50.00.
F. S. LYON
.EHB PRINTING
South Norwalk
Pasteurized
fililk, Cream, Etc.
In “rink“ TH AVY PART 0!"
will” \lll:\\.\l.l{. NOR‘VAIAK
.’\-.\ll I'\\'l‘ NORW'ALK.
H 1 IM"‘\' and Buttermilk.
min-z [ml \Vith Any Trust 0!
( 'm-pnration.
F. H. Wempe & Son
_’-s «:4. .1 SL. Phone 901 or 1618
liisesa Block.
tH‘
FIORE BROTHERS’ GARAGE
Overhauling and Repairing
' Har-‘ord Place. Tel 925
F'iORE BROTHERS, Props.
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OLD CARS
us you: old canto tho 31-mo-
pon Auto Wrecking 00., 1810
Earth Ave, between 0“ III.
1’ um BL, Bridgeport, Con
Phone Bunum 5586-2. .8000“
and put: end tiru to at out
Into of our.
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VJ: am}: to l-xlin'ss our sir-corn
Hunks to thr t'rivnlls and “Pl-:4“ lxors
ior their sympathy and kind :wts :nid
.lm-ul tribute-s during: the illm-ss and
(inn- 0‘ ~lv~txth of our lu-lovul wife and
(lung). .-2.
Henry Zul'gt-s
le Klu-hrr family.
Allfillll) )IIIIN HOLD i'l’ HAWK.
l‘l'l‘"‘Slil'l:(}Il. .\'u\:. 13:.~~-'i‘hrce
:iv‘m-d lli"ll shortly ln-fim- norm today
:i anm-h of tho- .\l“?l‘upOlll:lll
Fumpuny.’ l‘e-nnsylxania and
[Hollie avenues. here. and'oscap-
u .l :i considerable sum of money,
r~ ported.
bandits line-(l the cashier,
l’flt‘llfll'ds. and twa girl employ-
zlu-ir backs to the wall. and.
» Hwining a sum of money. _e_s—
.«n automobile.
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lwalk. Conn. where the mysteries of
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:ll'.\-\' ROBBED IN Gl-ZNRVA.
.l'A. Nov. 22.———Mlss Ruth
representative of the Amer-
.igist organization. has noti—
;.u1i-:*o.- that. while attending
of Nations meeting.
5M: was robbed of furs val-
0n“
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LUST - lolit litu‘ pin with pearls hr»
twcu-n lo l’utnum Ave. and Lincoln
School. Yaluml for ussoci:oions.
lx'uuliy roturn to Sentinel Office and
you SALH—l upright piano in excel-
lent condition. Tel. 1182—5.
FOR SALE—3 houses at; 19-21 Union
street, buildin s for rent. at 16
Elgrshall street. ‘he Hatch & Bailey
LOST
1.4-)51‘ .. ”JEFF-Jill:
(iron-r Halli-3'.
.\':.uur- on collar
Phone 130”.
rowi-i‘. ~ reward.
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PROFESSIONAL.
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD ,
' with. PAPER lino PAiurs
Largest selections on stock and
lowest prices. Now is the time to
paint and save the surface from dev
ca before the stormy weather "to In
lmatu ohoorfully gluon, and
promptly attended to.
ALEX WHITE.
as Lowe St. Tel. 2139
J. M. SAYS
I'll fix it if it’s electrical. In my re
pair shop in the rear of the Mahacke
mo Hotel Block.
Will make prompt repairs on all
electrical merchandise. and appliances:
yafuum cleaners, tans, ~irons, a spec-
a y.
Yours for Service,
J. M. MOELLER,
Electric. Shop
In rear of )Iahackemo Hotel,
Norwalk. Conn.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN, local and long
distance trucking of all kinds. Office
Leary & Go, Phone 1577. House phone
363.
CURBING. gutters lawn rolling. call-
cretlnx
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9. . ar . 0 e r-
fitglk Supply Co.. 08 Water t. ll’ho‘lio
STORAGE
Space, for Hons-hold .lr‘urniturc.
I‘honc 1683-3 ’_
Nurwulk Storage “hummus
.8 l'niun slrct-t. South Norwalk. ("mm.
South
Primrc Lessons in Dancing. 1 Mott
avenue. Aorwolk Conn. Tel. 1838.
Wholesale and Retail
Cigars, Cigarettes,
Pipes and Tobacco
New and second-hand Ford ra-
diators always on hand.
Norwalk Radiator Repair-
ing and Automobile
Exchange
’26 Main Street, Norwalk Conn
HATS
f trlct, repair-ted to
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Earl Bmthenon. ot.,tm,¥kpt_, .1
‘ a town ‘po be
that m- bicycld was old ’ from Wall
street Suturday afternoon.
Robert A. Parsons of Albany. New
York. Clifford Persons of Danbury
and Frank A. Parsons. of 10 Yost
street this city were week end guests
of their mother Mrs. J. H. Berry of
29 “'oodward Ave. .
Noah's ark might have found water
enough to float on Elm street yester-
.day‘ afternoon. when a water main
burst flooding the street. ’The water
shot several feet into the air causing
the roadway to settle considerably.
Patrolman J. Domey notified Superin-
tendent Harry Keena and repairs were
made. -
(lrlundo Reynoldowns arrested Sat—
urday night on Flax Hill road by P8.-
lrolmuu John Flynn charged with in—
toxication following a telephone com~
plalnt that a. man was lying on the
sidewalk "dead to the world." He}-
nolds was sentenced to thirty days in
jail this mornlng but sentence was
suspended on his good behaviour.
Attorney William A. Griffin. Jr.. is
in Bridgeport today representing Hen-
ry “'ilklns. charged with selling icr-
cream below the standard. The case
is tried before .ludgr “'alsh in the
Wen-mt the ram
excluding the Baston and Albany. a
timid! ime New Ion: Gum-ad an-
.i .m: wasrlzzstfllt.676.’hnd' that csti~
mates r» mm mrmowed a net
railway operating lnconlo of about
810.000.009 or $40,000,000 lets than
the net railway ozerattnk income re-
quired by the Transportation Act to
show- ij per cent. on the fair value
of the property.
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semifnc wm.mr
NEW' YORK. NOV, 22‘(Wall St.
10.30 a. m.).~— "or the first time in al-
most three w j s. the stock market at
the opening of today’s session was ac-
tive on the constructive or buying
side. Shares of almost every variety
participated in the rebound. which
ranged from 1 to 5 points in the first
15 minutes. Strongest features inclu-
ded Bethlehem. Crucible and Repub-
lic Ste‘. C. 8. Rubber. Atlantic Gulf,
Mercantile Marine preferred. Mexioon
and Pan—American Petroleum Amer-
ican Tobacco. Tobacco Products. Re-
tail Stores. Beet Sugar. American Lo-
comotive and General Electric. Such
rails as Southern Pacific. Reading.
New York Central. New Haven and
Rock‘lsland also contributed in mod-
erate measure to the rally. Initial.
quotations for Foreign Exchangel
shovved distinct improvement.
NEW YORK. Nov. 22. (Wall Street
Noon).—'—The early rise made further
court offommon l'lcas. rriminal sldo.
Attorney Griffin also represents “‘11-
liam B. Bogai‘dus charged with non-
support of his wife. which case is be-
lug hourd bcl‘orr- Jill-lg“ \Vulsh on an
appeal.
The: damage suit of (,luorgc l.. Brit.
ton. of East Norwalk \3. “‘lllhuu 'l‘.
“'illiams of Bridgeport. for damages
of 400. arising out of an automobilv
accident in “'estport on March 11-.
1920. will be heard luvl‘ore Judgv
Candce and a jury this afternoon at
‘Cou rt room.
also
2 o‘clock in the 'l‘on‘fi
Norwnlk. A counter suit has
Renovated and Made to Order
Ladies” and Gents‘ hats reno~
\'£llt‘(l- Old hats made to look like
new. Beavers. l-‘clt and \'olour_ all
ll]$‘.l}tl9.\‘t nun-hinm'y [or doing the
llf‘hl work.
Orders (“HUG tor and
All work guarantvwi.
WE ALSO MAKE HATS TO
ORDER
Phone 379. 227 E. Washington St.
East Norwalk. Conn.
delivered.
_ Phone 954
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S. D. G. CANDY CO.
Wholesale Con! 0110!!
and Ice Cream onel
53 083033 Am
EAST NOBWLLI, 00".
Phone 470—18
I'l.-\.\ NIX“ I'll“ 'I‘IMI'I.
li-uvr Lmlluw (‘nnm-il tn Entertain.
limnl zuul “donations on Saturday
Eu-nlnu'.
lion-«1‘ Lurllow l‘ounr-il. Junior 0. l'.
A. Y\l.. will huxv u' lily: timu this com-
ing SLle'dn)‘ whcn (ll-noun \Vuync
Council, of Brooklyn, will smul its do.
lgrcc tram to this wily. to initiate a
land class of i-niulhluti-s. 'l‘lu- l-lthnn
famna in a body and there willwbe del—
‘c-gutions from lbmllur)‘. Bethcl,
lh-hlgrnm-t uml Stamford councils
present.
'l‘hi- ”(Av York \Vurld this morning
published the following: item roguiwl—
.im: the visit hero on Saturday:——
l Gc-n. Wayne Council‘s degree team.
field music and members of the I‘m-
formed Rank will [cave Hart's hall at
4 p. m. next Saturday. and proceed
to liogrr Ludlow Council. South Nur-
len filled by the dofi-ndnnt.
l “Now is the thin to liuv potatovs
ifor thc winter.
Food (‘0. to uuotv )0” prim-s. 'l’hnnr
‘194-2.
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‘a complaint Saturday night to tlu- 9‘04
”(‘0 that hPr husband llnvk Szivnzr.
had been (ll‘lllkllll-L mnl hm‘l (om:-
homv and lwut hi 2‘ Sit “mutt-ll llim
urn-atoll. l'utrolnmn li“)”illl~l.‘: \x« ml
l ker.
:F‘amous Players.
:i “.21-
1per 1-H“. and an busier lmu- n-us re-
Ask llrowrl‘ &' Mulunv'
Julia-Savant of “hi! .1 Sill'l‘l- nuuiv'
pro 158 during tho first hour. capocl-i
ally in inrlustrlals. shippings. oils and
specialties. These were featured by
('rucihlo. Luckawanna and Vanadium
Steels. Atlantic Gulf. American Inter—
national. Mexican Petroleum. Studebeb
Stromherg. Sears. Roebuck. and
Among rails. Deln~
.ackawannu and \Vcotern rose
7 points. Atlantic Coast Line 3 and
'(lw-at Northern 2 1-2. Re actions of
‘2 points ensucd on profit-til~
lkinu. but another rally in which
lslmrt con-ring was a factor. carried
lsomc or the prominent issuos over
itlwir previous maximums of the
:norniusr. (‘all money was offerml at
wan‘. I
jpurlwl for tivm- loans.
mol.';ifly mm In
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church. 9' morning. Nov. cm.
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at 10: 30 o'clock.
Mrs. Klmbollhas closed her sum.
mer home. on Drum Hill. and has
Kane to. arena the winter with her
niece ln.. amroneck.
Dr. ‘Mlchaelazkector. of .St. lint-
thew‘s. have: M oil the m. 0‘
the parish will meet at the rectory.
W'edneaday afternoon. Nov. 24th. at
2:30 o'clock. and organize for a. La-
dies‘ Sewing Society.
Contrary to the usual custom. therc
will be no Thanksgiving program
presenticd this your in South Wilton
school. the teacher. Mira Mabel Post.
contemplates having an entertain-
ment. as usual, at Christmas.
The pupil: who were perfect in at-
tendance during the month of October.
at Hurlbutt Street school. were Em-
est Bennett. Dorothy Bennett. Ken-
neth Bennett. Francis Bennett. Ruth
Bennett. Paulina Knapp. Raymond
Sconeld and Caz-l “'irth. Miss Me
Post, teacher. ‘
The proceeds from the entertain—
ment held last summer at Mrs.
Schcm-k‘s. bu»? been devoted to the
purchzuu- or the following children’s
books lm‘ tho library: "Air Raider".
Parker; “Arabian Nights", _“Bonnlc
Prince Felton", Sounders; "Honor
Bright". Richards: "Italian Twins".
Perkins; "Vl'ee Ann". Phillips.
“'ilton Town School committee is
having some problems to keep all
children in the school rooms at Wll-
ton Center. Nine have been transfer-
red to the North “'llton school. three
in Norwalk. two or three to Holden
am school. and it in aid two more
have not been to school for some
time- on account of crowded condi-
tions at Kent school. The town com—
mittee hires VVllton garage to convey
\Yilton schools walk to their homes.
\Vhy docs not the Town School com-
mittee furnish conveyances for these
children. A special town meeting
should he: callcd to instruct the select-
men to open school accommodation
in tho Toun Hall. let children from
“'ilton renter attend school at home
in their own town. saving expense
that is now undergone distributing
(-hililrvn in \urious schools. The Town
’school committee will not open Center
school so long as the taxpayers will
pay the. bills. li. C. liuccoe is our
lipiarcmntative to Hartford. it should
1m TO-V ‘
A, l. \\'intuii Spilll \\'mlnos«lu.\' in
1:10.20 i-urt, '
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Lilli! N-‘lslul \Vl stun 'mm nit-nurvd
from :t ('lllllllSll “luvs-K
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\\'ilton to present a pr—titlon to Mr.
illuscm- instructing him to propose. in
who lxgislaturo. an amendmom toour
school laws: “VVhr-n the town mot-t—
imz so pics for thc School Board to
upon 8016619? schools. the Town
School Hoard shall comply." “'itl
sonic public-(spirited citiacns head 1w-
lilion to secure signatures so that vol- .
«rs run pl‘r‘svnl same to Mr. Ruscoc
to tzikr to: Hurtt‘ordxthis coming Jun.
' to intostignlv but Favour wasn't to Mm- l.~ n” “hush“..i. “1' XulWVlllk. . .. . . . . . -
leerty H A T Shop ln~ found. .‘drs S:l\;.:;~ “as I'vi’w‘l‘t-d i has lle‘l'H Sl't‘lllllll}: :1 l! w du .\ s \l it h lllll :1?“th gfsf,z,‘;12‘;$efiq.°m' d' and
'lO‘ thi- prnsm'utnlg attorney to .ku'u-nr ‘ ir‘lt-lni> i1: “Wlll-i.- l (Siam-d) '
/ ‘ .. ‘ c.0111 it “:U‘l‘ulil 1hr b‘ir ‘itltfi‘lzilul's lll‘»‘ 1“ _ . 1"”— ‘ ‘ l MOTHER OF CHILDREN.
F 0 R s A L L IT‘S-“l- ‘ .\ ..‘..Hil\.~Li\i.u. .u .xu r_ “H” M r.
Jlnllsr. .3 l‘ll'llllr'. “ilh all illll'l‘flh‘ew ,. 9“; —I --- ‘_ i . . . ‘
moms. \w-ll lun-nwil in lain! Nul‘Wthl‘ I i . ‘ . ‘ ‘Qf .; '- ' =5 ‘ .2 Q
l';‘l('t~ $3.20“, mi particulars :‘ i w ...- _ . . . . ’ -- .__ _
‘1 -. 3 z i l l l l l l l l l .
Ask John T. Hayes : -: ._l M“; _ i";
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No. 7 Main Street Norwalk l 3 ?r {L . ' .
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE; d l l -\~ W": 2 . . Q
. l 3. ‘ ‘ 2 s . ~-
Dav1d W. Raymond l - L.- . - . ‘ '
UN DERTAKER ' " 9 " n... '
Tell—Office, 1103; House. 693 ' “-1. .l..—m.“ '
27 WASHINGTON sr. , s 1." . ,.. é
l NEW RED MEN'S BUlLDING, — i ’
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DANCING E 4.“..- ‘ " a: '
'l‘lw Modern Dam-1m: Await-nun! ' . «l I“ "
loin-11‘ Monday. Thursdu} and Friday-i ‘ ”2’7 ' ‘
pvt-mugs. 7 to lllrflll. (1:15» and priuru- I!
mstrm-(lnn. 26 North Main St. 0m). 3 ~ ' :3 " 9 fl
Palm-l- Theatro. So. Non-walk. (bun. 1 I %l I '
l Qg ' “ ”' ‘ i
Deaths and Funerals 3 - ”pt \ ‘
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Mary J. I’lahvrt). ! ’ ’ it; ~§~
'M'ury J. Fluhm't)’. “il'w ul‘ l\;.\lil3 ¢ W . ‘ 9
I’luhrrti'. (th-«l yrstq-nluy murmuu :it‘. l n ‘1 - i ‘
ht-r homla lll l‘rnslu-l‘l (\u-imw. ul'lm'i I l——_ l 1
an illness of somv- limo. Sha is smw‘ l "
vivml by it husband. twn annular-rs}
Mrs. Kutlwrim- l‘I. \\'allsh un-l .\lr:~.,l fl‘ .
Therese A. llt’rnjmnin. and sn-‘u n sons: - . w r
DaV‘ld F., Frank J.. Stcphcn .l.. Timur; a a m a Ion §
us it. \‘inm-nt .l. and Edward .l.. alll -- J l“
of this ('iLv. :nnl \\'llli:iln u. ur lll‘lllllt‘~l ( . _ _ ' ‘
port. '.l‘hc rum-mi will he mm tumor— . . There IS nothing in the world a woman so much fears as a surgical
row morning: at 5:3" o‘clock from tln-l . ' . . .
1W “mm and M 9 ok‘mck Mm SH 0 operation: Often the), are necessarybut often not, and many have
Mary‘s church “how a solumn Mimi been avotdcd by the timely use of that good old—fashioned root and
mass will be sung. Interment will be‘l Q
in St. Mary's cemetery.
.\lln'rt .l. .‘lithllvtun.
Allwrt J. Middleton. who has lwl-u
ill for some timc. diml. this morning.
at his home. 9‘: \\'ooil\\'ard auanuc.
H0 is survived by u “illow and 011(-
dnughtor. Mrs. flurry Bradbury. of
this city. Funeral son-ices will be
held from his late home. on \Vednes-
day :xt’tvrnoon. at 2 o'clock. Services
Will be prn‘uti'.
Clm l‘ll‘~ \\'. Ilcynolds.
.the Junior 0. U. A. M. will be row-ul-
c-d to 1i. largo class of candidates. Sov-
oral councils have signified their in-
tention to svnd delegations and it' is
undcrstood that several mcmbors of
the State lrody will he the-ref“ '
National Sci-rotary Martin M. “'oodl
of Philadelphia. is (‘\l\(‘(‘l(‘(l to lie‘
prcsvnt and will take part lll'll’lf‘ pug
izulw which will' lm hold at 8 o'clock
lie-x! Saturday night. 'l‘hc parade will
hzun 1111 Visiting councils in line and;
150 the moml-ms of the local coun-;
cil. »
It will lnc- headed by the band of
Gen. \Vuyne council of Brooklyn.
l-‘urtltcr announcements will hc made
later in the wet-k.
All members of the -§Roger Ludlow
Council are requested to be_gresent
on fixturdu)’ eve-um”.
H‘HUONER H'K‘HASSE’I‘ ASHORJ‘L
PORTLAND, Men. Nov. 22.~——'fhe
tux-«m: «ted schooner Pochasset.
bound to Boston. her home port. from
Poi-rshoro. N. 8.. with lumber. struck
on Trundy‘s Reef. off Cape Elizabeth.
toda y. while endeavoring to make har-
bor in a snowstorm. Her captain and
crew were taken off by a coast guard
CYE‘R‘.
.Tlm Pochaaset was built in Mystic.
Conn.- in 1874. and registered 254
tons gross.
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Charles W. Reynolds died. on Fri-
day. :it his hom~. .\‘-). 11‘. Union street.
He was seventy-in - :uurs of age. and
is survived by sew- ill children. Fun—
eral services “'t-l‘t' ‘m-lil ;' ‘5: afternoon
at 2 o'clock. from David \V'. Ray-
mond's funeral parlors. Interment in
Rivcrside ('(‘lllPtPl‘_\‘ .’
Fulu'rul of \\'. M. Shun-u".
'l'lu- rum-nil of \\':1shing‘ton M. Shur-
i'oll “as lwlrl yi-slt-i'cluy afternoon at
3:30 o'clock from the fuum'nl parlors
David \\'. Raymond. her. .1. J.
Shun-1y oliiciuic-d uml iulmment was
in Norwulk twin-tr”. Masonic serv—
ivvs won- conducted lul‘ the officers of
UM \\'t-ll Lodge.
Funeral. n! .‘Irs. Zargcc.
The funeral of Mrs. Henry J. Zar—
(‘P- which was held ,Vvstcrduy at 1:30
o‘clock from the late home at :4 ].ln- ‘
den street and at'i' o‘clock from St.
Peter's Luther-amhurch. was largely
attended.
ficiated. , Interment was in the Nor-
woll: cemetery._ ,
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'810 RAM TRADE.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. 22.-——Al-
though oliclals of.:.he.‘l:lnclnnatl base—
ball club any there is "nothing deflh-
ite." rumors persist of a. his trade be- 9
tween the hood club and the Chicago
Nationals. It is that Grok. Neale.
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These Two Women Saved from
Cedar Rapids, hm -“ After the birth
of my last child I had smh painful
spells they would until: me entirely for
I suffered for months
and the doctor said that my trouble was
organic ulcers and Iwould have to have
an operation. That. was one '
to mo,wuh a‘ young baby and four other
childrcmso one day I thought of Lydia.
EI’mkham’s Vegetable Compound and
howit had helped me years before and
.I decided to try it; again. I took five
not
Operations.
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ad organic trouble.
doctor said it was caused by too heavy
liftingfind I would have to have an '
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omratmn and let. it. go for over a year,
hamg my sister do 13: work forple as
I was not able to we! .
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One day my
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l Lydia Ed’mkham’s SaaativeWash and have cured me. Now I do my own ‘
811108 then I have been a. well woman, housework, washing and ironing and
able to take care of my house and family sewing for my fatally and also do sew-
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am :32qu and thankful to swear yyour of Vegetable Wild every sw’ g
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