Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 2, 1921 · page 7

 

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7TED — Experiefl‘ced
rn shoe-makers. The
tram Shoe Co..76_ Union
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.(Mpn, women) over 17,
l't‘SIilI Mail Service. 8125
Ruminations Feb. Experi-
,.~. ssury. For free particu-
. instruction. write J. Leonard.
i'm'. Service Examiner) 889
.nvlg silica. “'ashington, D. C.

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TED-Straw hat operators. Good

- Loni; season. Inq. Mogelensky
.1: Water St.. South Norwalk.

 

a}; ifsl‘o rent five or six rooms.
:=iprox-cnlents. Convenient
rmrwalk. Address Box 86

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.2 mung man who under-
. milling and baking bread,
mkcs. Good wages to ex-
Address C. A. L. cure

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Tliil—A few more ladies to fill
..-w dancing classesrnow starting.
y and Monday evenings. es-
Hy 10w. attractive rates. Polley’s
'3: School. Tel. 2227.

 

'FI‘ZD-”.\ man to take care or low '
ssure boiler from 3 a. m. to 12
Address Boiler. c-o Sentinel, ‘

2 previous employment with ret-
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TO LET
lit—Furnished room. all im-
x-ualents. for a Couple or two

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I L Peterson,

2 3 Cottage St.
Norwalk. '

 

l.ilT~l-‘our rooms.
- lizlli.
U in il.

inside toilet
17 Laura St. South Nor-

 

LB'I‘W- Furnished room.

electric
int and heat with board in pri~
family. Gentleman. References.

8 l'uinzim Are.
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rooms
So.

with all Im—
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ii.
« t. Inqziirw
street. city.

Mrs. R. Tarlov. 16
Phone 1852-12.

RENT— ASlorzlzu

 

Space, house~
a fumitm‘v. Separate rooms.
re proof llllllilillL‘. Hubbell Coal
irnze Co. inc, Smiuaiuvk. Conn.
Westpm-t. 294;. \W issue nego-

Wareiloiise rim-rims.

 

 

 

IRD RADIATORS
$10.00 and Up. ‘

 

E- g. .

:l rwalk Radiator Repair-
' ing and Automobile
Exchange

Main Street, -Norwnlk Conn
Phone 954

 

 

 

ARTIFICIAL
SUNLIGHT

We will wire your house for
lectric Light, and install fix
res, lamps, etc., on the month
.~ payment plan, any part of
‘le city. Get our estimate be
re having your house Wired.

' 'ITE ELECTRIC CO.

4 - Washington St, S. Norwalk
Phone 450

 
 

 

 

Two Cent: 3 word; minimum charge Gospel- calls. :3 times $L00. Oops mm

3.

FOR“ SALE

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FOR SALE—New Parlor stove. Inc.

95 South Main St., 80. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—nah

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FOR BALE—(lilo well bred. five-yes:-
old Jersey cow. and one three-year-

lnilkers. Al: on
chain drive Ford Smith's Firm 3116:.
one runabout, one load of wood and a.

Eaton. 3

old Guernsey. - Good

lot oi? manure. Inquire

Rowen 3L, Tel. 441. L

n’ finish, '
1252p extendlon title? Bargain.1.“"'lu‘zlla'lj

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rand”

ed without“ or snowman-it‘s. »
,Thc shining“ sends. or 921m:
{com o! the car. were notified
sfi’hecsuso ottho menus-cons
cuv’buudings would have been dull.
Iced

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3mm moss~
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CARRIGAN a: 1mm, local and long

distance trucking at all kinds
Ofllce Loni-y & Co;. Phone 157?. House
phone 383.

THATCHER FURNACE-Agent tor

the famous Thatcher Plpeless Fur-
nace. It you are ready to purchsse‘ a
onepipe heater see me before making
your selection. Price reasonabls.‘

Service prompt. Stephen Inner, All
View Ave. Phone 387.

In the City Zhsil .the and“ building
shook. windpws were mud! 1nd the
report sis-head. It was thought st
nrst thst up, exceptionally . bury
pecking one might hove been“ drop.
pod on one of the wooden floors.

In Bowman the shock seemingly
come Iron: the direction of Long Is-
land sound. but up till a lste‘ or
this morning no traces of any . Is
that might have blown up hove been

 

 

FOR stun—s houses a 19-31 Union

stroll , for rent,
goershail '33} he Hatch & Bailey

 

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Flore Brothers’ Garage

Overhauling and Repairing
ii. Hanford Place Tel. 925

‘ FIORE eno‘rnens, Props.

3t 15

 

 

 

' THINK or IT!

WALK-OVERS
Right Here in Harwell:

 

w. Close at a O'Clock Saturday

Colyar’s SHOE Store

31 WALL STREET

 

 

 

INSURANCE

 

J. M. LAYTON & (30.,
Inc.

5 Railroad Ave,, South Norwalk

reported. in
The explosion is still a. source or
myatery.

Live Poultry Market
22 \voonwsm) AVENUE.
Save doctor’s bills by eating

poultry you know is fresh
killed. g. ,

“’e have just received s. high
mark or Barred Plymouth Rock
Roosters, Rhode Island Red. and
Brown Leghorn ullets and roost-

ers. Also many ther good breeds
for sale at reasonable prices.

E. LAPIN, Prop.

Our automobile will call at
request. Phone 2260.

Poultry killed and dressed free:

So for as eculd be lesrned no st-
tentlon we- paid to the blast by
Greenwich residents. and ' no earth
.tremors were felt there. The same
Ewes true with houses that were on the
gather side or Been corner from
=Westport avenue. as nothing was felt
2or heard of the explosion there.

MILFORD MURDED
' SUSPECT CAUGHT

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that he was satisfied with his deed.
The man's clothes were bloodsteined..

The man Wu brought back to Mil-
ford and locked up. Lntcr Coroner
Mix took him into charge. The police
began to search for further evidence
to connect Kacemnskss with the
crime. ' They found that he knew-of
the fact that Chernock was to pny his
interest money on Feb. 2. end they
had various supposed facts ready for
the coroner. so that the latter omclsl
could question the man. Later. the
police said that the man had admitted
' thst he was at the’ Chernock house on
Saturday: that he knew all about the
money and that two other. men had
engaged him to steal it. Kaccrnnaku
told the police that the two men drove

 

 

START RIGHT

The wise realty buyer purchases in

January—The April buyer pays more.

let us talk it over NOW
John T. Hayes

7 Main Street Nam-lit

ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT

District of Norwslk. SS. Probate
Court, January 31, A.‘ D., 1921.
.Estate of Franklin A. 'Smlth,llnte of
Norwalk. in said district, deceased.

Ordered, That the executors exhibit

1041! was the Committee fin Jule!-

' the bulk of propond legislation. sort

 

their administration account to this
Court for adjustment, at the Probate:

him from Bridgeport In an anionic”
bile. leaving him on New Haven sve-

alul resolutions
were given current “bronco end on
excl-t wu'msdo to clear u am-
ing notion on b‘llo. The
m which no hurls-s: cussed for

cutlets) such ml meetings. and the
Republicsn Scooters and Represents-
tlves in Tollund county met to corni-
nstc county commissioners- snd on
cudltor. V

Governor Lake was not at the Copl-
tol. having been the guest of the Sec~
0nd Compsmy of Foot Gourds. st New
Huven .last night. out! being I. visitor
with Colonel Galbraith. of the Loni
Legion. at the various institutions lib-
ds‘y. moratorium-Governor Templeton
was in 'the executive's other: in eccent-
nnce of the invitation thut he be there
when Governor Lake is obliged to be
away from the Capitol. while the Leg-
islature ’s in session. ' .
It was arrun‘ed today thst the
committee chairmen would go over

out the principal measures and st once
list them for early henrlngs. It. was
the opinion that in this way the chic:
measures will be brought up for conh
mlttee hearings: within the next few
weeks, instead of pushing them back
into the busy weeks of the isle spring.
Senator Brooks presided in the up-
per branch.

Resolution wss onered by Senator
Blake. by request. urging tint the
Government recognise the necessity of
immediate still-motive action In bring-
lng to on end the suflerinspnd wrong
that still continues within the borders
of the eastern countries. and that.
deep and earnest sympclhy be ex-
pressed for the unfortunate people of
Armenia. and to render old to them
in their efforts to e’stabllsh and mun-
taip s. Government of their own. and
approve the eflorts of the Near East

 

 

 

PRICE ADJUSTMENT
SALE

In order to give the many
)afrcns of this store an opportunity
to buy advanced spring styles in
lumps at the price adjustment sale,
N. are placing 800 pairs of pumps
in one and two straps, consisting
if all leathers; Black Kid. Brown
Kid. Patent Colt Skin, Black suede
Brown Suede and Gray Suede in
Louis XIV Hull and Cuban Heels.

These pumps have just been re
solved and are advanced in style.

DON‘T FAIL ‘ro TAKE AD
VANTAGE OF THIS GREAT OP
PORTUNITY.

MAX LEVY

31 South Main Street
South Nor-walk, Conn.

 

 

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,that dlusefisem will not'be ’i'orced to automobile and was driven by the two
. Ptake chances with traffic either bosrd« i men to New Haven .and that he “7"

'will observe this sign and the traffic

oifice in Norwalk. on the 16m day “fin“e. and that he made his way to 01¢-
February, 1921. at 10 o'clock, f0 Chernock house through the woods.

noon; and that all persons interest Q he man says he saw Mrs. Cher-
in said Estate may be notified thoro— nock the yard and demanded the
of. the executors will cause; this order money or her. that she started to run’.

to be published in a newspspr viii - k 1 a stone and
a circulation in said District, st eastffi'feih $39.13: gifheuiflman got mg;

fl
ve days before said 15th tiny of Fe;- the house and he {gnawed her. sud.

mg”- 1921, ~ ,
HENRY IV. GREGORY, after striking her, she ran upstairs to
7- ‘ Judge. in room in which her baby was asleep.
‘The man followed and with a cob-'
gbler's iron stand hit her time sud
again. beating her down to the floor.
The police say the man said that ho‘
had to "beat her hard" to kill her.
While he was doing that the daugh-
- tor. Anna. came in from school She
"" (”Nd '0 keep moving along, ran out and went to a neighbor's
There will be no parking two abreast house. giving the alarm. The police
at either end of the city. T0 dig- say that Kaccranskas said he picked
charge passengers. cars will be requir- , up the woman and threw her down“
ed to draw up to the curb. and it it Is stairs. and that he then ransacked the
not possible on one side of the street, urcau (irawr'rs until he had found
the" the passengers will be dist-ham; thermoney. lie further claims to have
ed on the other side. This will meanirun through the woods to the. walling

,

JITNEURS ARE T6
OSERVE ALL LAWS

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int! orJeaving jitneys. not In the woods at the \‘l’oodmont
Despite the rfllng tot the fiance'siation.

with regards to parking signs. there, The mun further claims that late

hiss been no attention paid to the "No j last. night the. two men brought him

parking” sign in front of the Boston , back to Bridgeport and he went to his

store. Members of the Associationiroom and to bed.

Coroner Mix. while giving out no
rule. and will have the co-operation information. says that. In his opinion.
of thf: police department In seemg;l<aceranslms Is the mun who killed
that it IS enforCEd. Airs. Chernock. The murderer. ac-

A special meeting of the Assooin- cording to the daughter. wore a mask
tion will he held tomorrow morninglwhen be was.“ the Chernock house.
at, which time other matters will llc‘qlhc poll may they have a black dom-
disoufscd. ino Wm may have been the one

 

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CLOTHD‘IG
__and_
FURNISHINGS
-for—
BOYS AND GIRLS

 

 
 
 

PROFESSIONAL

MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
te Lessons in Dancing: 1
el. 18

Not-welt Conn.
STORAGE
for Household Furniture
, Phone 1683-3
_Norwnlk Storage \Varehouse
don street. South Norwalk. Conn.

Mott
38.

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N TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
BRUARV 1 AND 2, WE WILL
LCANIZE ONE TUBE

FREE
.h tube or tire brought in for repairs.
1. M. ORLINS

: 39 West Washington Street
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

 

CARD 0F THANKS .
We wish to extend our sincere
lanks to the .friends that extended
mpnthy and aid- at the death and
p rial or our beloved mother, Mrs.
nrguret Waleur.
James and Oscar “’nlcur.

. ll. max. FORMER
DANBURY MAYOR, DIES

 

'nle Graduate and One Time County
' Commissioner In
Fail-field.

 

lul.\'BI‘I:Y. l‘eb 2.——\Vord has been
"Wired here of the death in New
2rk (‘itv yesterday afternoon of
Fla-s ll. l’clv. who was mayor of
:z ‘wiirv in 1901—02.

.‘ilr. l‘i'iv was: graduated from Yale
Wisity 3,1 lfiilfi. He .‘Zf‘l‘vt‘d as :1
commissioner of ”airfield
3' six year“ and subsequently en.
5 ml in the hat manufacturing bus«
:x' if afterwards going into business
“ pH" York. We is survived by his
" “ “7'": T,’ ulse Ilrlllr'N‘I"
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At The
Children’s Store

37 you Washlngtcn So. Norwsllt

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‘GUARANTE‘ED PURE

SILK SALE

All Shades of Georgette
31:00 9. Yard

11 North Main‘ Street
U1? STAIRS

New. York Ladies’ Tailor

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used. _

The ml-n is closely guarded. and
the Chrrnock house is nine under po—
lice charge until the coroner has ex-
amined it.

There are six children in the Cher-
nock family. the eldest 12 and the
youngest a babe of one month. The
family Is pl-nnlless. A subscription
list for the father was opened today.
headed by $25 by the. first selectman.
“'cll'are workers have taken charge
of the children and temporarily they
are with families in town. Joseph
Cllernock ls described as a harllwork-
ing man and all his savings Were in
the mortgage interest which he was to
have paid today.

Try a classified

advertisement in
tho Relltftrl.

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Local and Long Dis-
tance
TRUCKING

 

s. L. TALMADGE
DAILY TRIPS TO N. Y.

 

 

 

Weather Forecast
#

For Norwalk and vicinity: Snow or
rain this afternoon and probably to-
night; slightly warmer tonight:
Thursday. cloudy: fresh. possibly
strong shifting winds becoming west-
Ecrly. Disturbances central this mom-
in; on the South Atlantic coast and
over the northern portion of the Lake

 

 

 

GREAT BARGAINS
IN TIRES AND
TUBES
Radiators and Hood _
Covers

All Sizes in weed Chains

Aaron. Kohn

4 The Leading Accessorie
Store

9 Rnilroad Ave.

 

 

 

 

 

r.
.43.. .-

region are causing cloudy and unset-
~tled weather in all districts east of the
,Mississippi river. Pleasant Weather
lprevails in the western districts be-
tween lhe Rocky Mountain and the
Mississippi river. The temperaiurcis
risin‘ slowly in the Lakefegion and
the southern portion of New England.

 

The right way to see is

electrically—Electric Al.

 

 

- ) : . 1- , _-¢ . W—M
”‘14 3"“ "5‘“; “‘0 “15‘“ coonmcla's ovrzucos'r STOLEN.
lumps and fixtures in your ""‘

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ATLANTA, ‘Gn.. Feb. .——Atl:lnta‘s
.police department admitted today that
lCaivin Coolidgefs overcoat had been
:stolen while he was Visiting here last
;weei:. and that. the ci a best sleuth:

could not find it. The public was ask-
ed to help,

The coat was taken while the Vice-

President-elect was inspefllflg the Y.
M; C. A. building and because of civic
pride the detectives wanted to return
it without the world knowing that tho
' 'ihelt had been committed here. '

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home? IIIIVI“ you {i sur
fieicllt supply of bulbs?
Do you need the 'elw-lric
in
If so we’ll fill“

. 'fi
w I re: ext ended

other ‘
rooms?
nisli you-an idea of the
cost. See us forvthings

electrical,

. MEHGRWALKS‘ ELIE

 
 

 

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LEFT? ILAUMGARTN'ER COIN“ [
SOUTH.

PHILADELPMIA. Feb. .—-Pitchcr
(Letty) Remnants: felons!!! use

Philadelphia. Notional League teen.

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‘ singer. who also holds s church posi-

Reliet committee to aid those cutler-
ing people.

The Senate took exception to quite
s. few references on House bills. send-
Ing the one on annexation of the First
using district of Orange to New Hu-
ven to the committee on new towns.
instead of to cities and boroughs.
The House bill. establishing 3, fund
to finance Industries at the Connecti-
cut State Retormatory. No. 640. which
would appropriate $50,000, is believed
to be the first bill, ever Introduced in
which the term "revolving fund” is
used. The bill provide! thut when the
value of equipment and materials of
the vnlue of $100,000. the $50,000
shall be returned to the State Tress-
ury. .

The Senate sent the bill ensuring
the name of Snybrook to Deep River
to the committee on new towns in dis-
agreement with the House. which sent
it to cities end boroughs.

The Judiciary committee reported
favorably on resolutions for sppoint-
ment of George W. Kiett. judge. and
Benjamin W. Ailing. usistsnt judge.
at New Britain. to all vscuncies, end
the Senate adopted both.

MISS TVENDEROTH
ls CHAIRMAN

(Continued from I’m Onel

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the Republic {or the put halt cen-
tury. In time the Women’s suxiliary
will succeed the .Woman Relief corps
as. file grant..womsn's suites. .

‘t Wherever there is a. post of the
Americanlmmon. there will he s wo-
man‘s auxiliary. This is the aim of
the legion and the auxillsries which
already exist. The purposes or the
two organizations are almost identical
and they plan to work together for
patriotic causes and sound Americon-
ism in American life.

 

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TODAY IN WALL arm

\VIILL STREET. 10:30 9.. m.-——0ils
again led the general list to lower
levels at the outset of today's Stock
Market session. Royal Dutch was the
heaviest feature. soon losing aimst 2
points. Steels. equipments and mo—
tor specialties made fractional con—
cesslons. but rails were dull snd “un-
changed. Within the first half hour
reversals bcuamc more extensive on
selling or Crucible. General Asphut.
Mexican Petroleum sud Sears. Roe-
buck. Exchange on London gorseIted
part of yesterday’s late rally.

 

 

sort}! 3'0me METHODIST
CHURCH NOTES.

The Ladies Aid Society holds its an-
nual meeting for the election of of-
ficers this ntternoon at the church.
Annual reports will also be made.

Tomorrow evening ”at c church at
7:45 the subject for tho and Week
meeting will be "Jesus Christ sud Ins
Influence in History." This should be
an interesting subject to oil cur-lotion
people. The invitation to genes“.

Mrs .flndbury. Mrs. Sanderson and
Mrs. Massey hsvc supervision of the
Junior League on Friday afternoon ut
3:15.

At the morning- scrvice ct . the
church on "Bonds! there will he the
sscrsments of lisptlsm end the Lord‘s
supper. filth the admission of mono
hers to the church. '

The congregation is . anticipating
with pleasure the singing or list
Nanci-lei! 0! New York City next Sun-
day evening. 11m located is no
outer-lo concur-tons! musics: festival

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Noe-Mucous. Dom numeric" A innit: »‘

est Mule. slim
AT REGENT,“ THURSDAY m

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Mae Murray 5m: Druid Powell in'i‘sctu son George Fiafigléblfgi

Production 'ldolspE Clgv' A Paramount
Murray has the role of a pretty Eng-

All the keen sense for colorful ei-
fee“ and knowledge of what constl- iish girl..brought up In Innocence on
s. remote South Sea Island. despite

lute: the really thrilling and dramatic the fact that her father. a. recluse. is
which George Fltzmaurlce displayed a. pearl smuggler and. with his dis-
In On “nth 5‘” Dance and The reputable partner. guilty of almost
R31“ to Love. ‘3 said ‘0 be. contain- every crime on the calendar. To the
ed In redoubled measure-in his latest island comes Dion “Mme. a young
production. "Idol! of. Clay." The story. English sculptor. played by David
" romance °f two widely divergent Powell. Holme is trying to forget an
W°Tldl “’33 written by Guido. Bergere. unfortunate leve. nflsir that has vir-
snd no expense. either ot‘money or tusliv wrecked in, career. Through

trflsflc eflorh has been “pared In the South Sea miss. his will In his
making it 09°» 9‘ the m0" “V“MY work and in women is restored. and

produced nod spectacular pictum °t their romance leads from the tropics
"19 current season. V to the resorts of London society and
blue Hurray and David Powell sire thence to the shadoi’vy dens of the
again the featured players. Miss Limehouse waterfront—Adv.

 

FURNITURE

AT" GREAT REDUCTIONS

 

 ANGEVINE’S
emoval Sale

6

Deaths and Funerals

NORWALK MAN , I

TAKEN 'ro mount-31..3
Fred Whuey .ol' Nor-walk. was at»: “m or Mrs. ”W.
rested lost night by Deputy Sheriff! The funeral of. Mrs. Henry Upper-
Hlbbllrd. or Bethe]. upon a. warmntlmn was mm at 2 0.0.0“ from m.
charging non-support. The accused

lute home at 16 Orchard street. Rev.
was ”the“ buck ‘0 Bethe! ”“3 morn- 1,. .l. Schoeppler officiated... liner—
it): for s hearing. .

. Iment was in Riverside cemetery.
Whuley. it was believed. had enlist-3

ed in the army and was at Fort 510-:
cum. It uppeots.‘ however. that he? APPLY
wss visiting relatives here when tak-l

en Into custody. .

Whnley was recently 'connecied
with an automobile theft case and
served two months in jail.

 

 

SI'LPHCR ON
YOUR EC‘ um SKIN

 

‘Costs Little and Overcome: Trouble
Almost Over Night

‘ Any breaking out o: the skin. ezn
~ . - . fiery, itching eczema. can be qulc y
ceifnzist’lfmgzg: $5.1"; 11:? 813.12.. Ltlvercome by applying Mentho-Sult-
o? the day at the. meeting of the Kl- gphur, declares a noted skin specie is .
wants club sit the Royal Jame. tomor- jBecsuse of its germ destroyinf pro:-
row noon. He will speak on the. sub- .vl‘tlel. this: sulphur proper? 03““-
loci of "The Good .nd Evils ofilts- g‘f'm‘l’ ”in" em 1,213.3}: men;
lslntion." Judge John Keolh will all-0,90". Soothe" fl the Mn do“ “a
be a. speaker, {right up and canes '

On February 9th. I“. A. Macomber. smooth. . to
of the Winchester Repeating Arms it seldom falls to relieve the r-
cOmpsny. will talk on "Present Dnyiment without delay. Suderers tron:
sues Problems.‘ He is s Torcei'ullskin trouble should obtain s smell jar
speaker and is general Isles manager Eat Mentho-sulphur from unyagood
o! the plum. idru‘m .nfi me it like cold cresm.
On the sun Mayor Clin‘ord B. Wn-g
son. of Bridgeport. will he the ID;
er nfrthe. day and there will be a. del-l

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KIWANIS CLUB SPEAKERS.

 

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entlon of port Kiwnnlsns
presa l.

Mme. Jeannette

mil Nm-wnlk‘s ‘mm

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'A number of, exacrvlcc men. and

' t I re out of work. .
ammo? 'Who ‘ finalist-fly after ll Corsetlerc I“ (“out
om this morning by s well-dream ._—-—-——-—-

ed W “I on unioniobilc. bearing
New York liable numbers. who offer. .
ed them 38 a any and expenses. to-
getbs'r mu: their transportation to;
Albany. N. Y. to work for s. tractionl
moans there. sum: it was learned i

Nemo Corset

Now Anilsblo st ,

 

“lion. She has sun: at sis dim

' at other times with the St. mu
Symphony. the Bus-inn Symphony. at
the New York Minn. with the Elgar
Choir. in Ontario sad News m

 

sod will no South on the training trip.
member cigar,
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no plans twice toured the cousin
fir-om cbist to M in m!!! 9“?
.E‘PWN“ . Shh {“‘mf‘. 1‘18,“ng
”float and Gunther all was;
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times with the New York Symphmflis said that the men got several men

 

 

til“ the men would have to be "strikei
bunkers” the o‘er was refused. ll.

$5.00

Self-Reducine‘ 00ml

“"2“: low bunt Ions-s im- ihc nit-cli-
rim and mum- limit-cs.

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