TUESDAY' ANGU-‘if 16‘, 1.28]. J,
Wants. 1's Int. rw sue, nuns. and mmmmm‘ 7
‘FORSAHE
i
m NOTICE;
whfin‘ned’ mm' M‘ M'
inry powers upon' the Public Utili-
tbs COmmlsstou. and authorizes that
commission to unjustly discriminate
against the Militias and to deny the.
pints” the equal protection of theJ
have ,
3. The statute in question is int
valid‘becnuse it is an attemg pt by the
WANT ‘
.éfifiwafig; 2% Mn} oi:
over rs old.
mom”. NM Pine-s
in for some one,
1-4: orwulk.
A
bung on'
34, 500. George Mitchell, Phone 1881.
WAhNTED—é xomanM for Eisner!!!
" ousewor pp Y rs. E.
ll SALE-vim” form with Fulfil.
Belle ma“ goings, inside city. with za‘l'ioonnprov:
W NTED—Gr 3 f0 cotton and silk ents available; worth 0 can
A_i.ndflig fio'rwaik r aik.Mtg.. COL. 8&8 rice . Address, Cash; car.
Norwsik. entinel Olllce.
WANTED-Young lady nir come. tron mu ~ omen house, line
iioner store. Experienced preferred. 125x175. some improvements inrgd
liq r Golden, Mahackemo Bldg. cellar, lots of fruit trees. goo'dloco.
800th Norwalk.
WAN'l‘ED—To Rent about 4 rooms or
9:11;“? first” ‘: tarmac °'
r u a gen er. ress
Box 91, Darlen. Conn. -
WANTED—5 or 6 rooms in or near
Norwslk or South Net-walk, with
some improvements. American fam-
flY. 18 Cove Aye. Phone 773-2.
Norwslk. t
FOR SALE-1920 Ford Mn. With
starter “75: 1921 Ford‘touriurcar
with starter 3360: 1919 Ford runn-
bout 3260.111“. cal-Pint!!!“ II
new. Call at 5 Westport~ Ava; or
Phone 3163. m.
WANTED —— Leather whipping ma-
FOR SALE--A new 5 room bunga-
chine operator. The Dreyer Hat
Company. Railroad Ave., South
Norwaik. Conn:
A
WANTED—To Buy. five-room house.
- low 2n Flatt St" East Nowell: with
all improVements: Inquire o: Chas.
m. 13 Ellen St.
East Nerwalk Preferred. State
terms Write B 2.. care Sentinel.
WANTED ~ General houseworker.
white. family of threermite P. Q
Box 624, giving references and
wages expected.
WANTED~Operstors on sill: under
wear Good pay. steady work. Fer-
sis Bros" 127 Wash St.
TO. LET
1‘0 LET—Furnished rooms. Rooms
for $3. 60 and $4.50., All improve-
mills. 3 minutes from _R. R. station
' mid trolley. ‘ Mrs H. A Crow. 30
Chostnui’é St. Phone 1757- 3.
TO LET—«4
rooms and bath. for
small family. Apply 21 Osborn
Ave. East Nor-walk.
1‘0 LET—Five room apartment.
Washington Street, East Norwulk.
All improvements except heat. Inq
:4. So. Main St. 80. Norwalk. Phone
0
-...-
'OR rim—Storage Space. home-
new furniture. Separate rooms.
neml- tire proof building. Hubbelr
hot! and Storage 00.. Inc.. Banga-
lu'ck‘. Conn. 'l'el. Westport ‘7. We
: negotiable warehouse receipts.
WILLIAM F HOYT
REAL scram
It is cheaper to buy than to build
4 Houses, 6 rooms, 1 bath . .. 84,000
8 houses, 6 rooms..1 bath ..... 34.500
8 houses, 6 rooms, l~bath . $5,000
3 houses. 6 rooms. 1 bath ..... $5,500
tfamily houses in all sections of the
Norwalks, prices
from . ........... $4, 000 to $10,000
All kinds of private
residences;
farms and shore property.
Look—l want to rent a 7-room house.
1 bath. willing to pay $60 per month.
WILLIAM F. HOYT-
2 REAL ESTATE
‘. 1
LOTS FOR SALE
rive Building Lots on Sycamore
Street, East NorwaJk
No. 38, 50x14? ft, ............ . $450.00
No. 40, 52x144 ft‘. ............ $450.00
No. 42, 52x140 ft. ...... . .. $450.00
No. 44; 00x138 n. ............ $450.00
No. 46. 60x135 n.
Four Building Lots on, Pine Ridge
Avenue, East Norwlak
“x166 ft.
EASY PAYMENTS
' D. F. MULVIHILL
" Sag Harbor, L. I., N. Y.
‘ Foe SALE
House 6 rooms, with "'9" V
. all i 0V0"
ments except electric lights.. $3.7“
House 6 rooms with some Wimprove—fi
ments .............. 700
m
Particulars. For
Ask Jolin Te; Hayes
7 Mle STREET Km“
Run. ESTATE mm
"shines-E 5* sum"
na ne-p store are
int their lowest now. 1P1?” will not be
ower. and will surely be higher soon.
We have a carloadr. of these coming in
at the low price“ .Better place Your
order now and be. protect against
advance. Satisfaction gua teed or
money re funded—cash or installment
We are beating houses of 18
rooms, we can surely heat your house.
! 3(kit'stoga:ergaffboul-s 1have saved from
o c y us n Internat
One-pipe Heaters. g ional-
Names furnishe'd on e _
telephone 473- 3 . :- quest Call .Or
the heater at
SOLVENT 01" E A
mam“ 0‘ Norma ‘08 l l
Court August 5. A. D., 1921.;
Estate of Julia.
orwalk in said Dis
The
trio's: loosened.-
i‘rict of Non: ,
sowed six mm limited and al-
oi for the editors
exhibit their claims
hose who n
accounts.
unis-n.
for- settlement.
$460.00
................. $800 each ~
. while attempting to avoid the little
ourt of Pro
orwailr,’ Mentor the Die .
meglect to present their ‘
A man nos-conundrum Bruno Army
Esrpt moaned-iv injured. when”
FOR SALE—1919 Indian mtorcycle,
electrically equipped and‘ side car
Good condition. Kenneth Day. 8‘
Betta Place, East Norwalk.
won GALE—Valuable business loca-
upfl to date new 7
tion. lug chea ; for articulars in~'
. 5&er Street
SALE—Good mmiiy cow. 3. The mum t Paul-.1
l 10 to. . 4M "girl? I
birGuemeey, milk hp 75- o Tehe Wm W‘
33’s: 3.»:No more
i i Prove-km liner
nation-i one-pips "intentsfivnz
Better Heating System
1! Value i’messured by service no
cred.
triangular antircliulter shakinggrstes.
Longs user ”A furnishing abund-
“Will: ‘°' ‘1” “3....
t and w
Strong. powertm mid Wow-
every casting designed to give you"
of hardest service.
Provides... cool cellar—in which to
. ymugm
In use in Norwslh since 1319.
Now is the time to do some serious
thinking about next winter‘s “Com-
forts."
Mon homeless fuel and. lees tur-
03h or installment plan.
, Getinonihscsrlosd comingin. at
the present low price.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
WY A. m Ala“-
So. Henrik.
Plumbing Heating. Tinnlnfl
, tion. Ideal business block must be
sold’ at once. Party going abroad.‘
{For sale at a sacrifice. Centrallys lo-
cated in business detrlct on Washing-
ton street. consisting of store and two
apartments. For information notifyl
J. M: ~Nr c~o South Norwalk Sentinel.
FOR trait “Jewel" five-
bums G - . first class condi-
ilon splend ' flicker. bargain at
32530. See fin. 1 Keyser Place.
East. Norwaik: Telephone 2857.
LdST-—At Great Marsh Beach. leather
bag containing .clothlng and an
grmyA coat. Finder will please notify
Washburm Danbury, Conn.
R. I) No 1.
LOST—An Airdale dog, name Wsmbs,
in vicinity of Millard's Pond, \Vest
Norwalk. Fidwr return to F. D Mid-
dlebrook Fr e St. Norwalk, and re-
ceive rewar ..
KENDRICK’S GA GE
roan alluvial, mo
ALI. womr' GUARANTEED '
"so cnssrm 8mm-
BOU‘I’H NORWALK
3‘ l
‘ JOSEPH S.KERY,VJR.
Plumbing and Heating, Sheet
Metal Working
Country Water System and One
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 492
21 Taylor Ave, 80. Nor-walk. Conn.
l CARPET CLEANING
Scour-lug, Tumbling Vacuuming
Conn. Carpet Cleaning Co.
87 CEDAR 8T., SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 969
ORLINS’
TIRE mcovmnqo error
a
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
New and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
' David‘W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
T.W,11at House; Um
27W WWTON '1'.
N".HBD MEN'G BUN-m7
on“. m nv .umsmmm-t.
Three year old Clara Saunders. of
0 Elm Grove street. was knocl'u '.
down as she was croning the Stroi
about 8 o’clock last evening by a. car
“driven by Harold Lewis.» Mr. Lewis.
was driving east on the street an!
girl ran his am. into one. owns-d by
John Womlsky. which was at the side
of- the road. The; girl was taken to
Dr. Gem/Farmstt's office by D. “f.
Rhymond. who was coming along the
street at that time. where her ipjunies
were treated. She was bruised an]
slightly. cut. .but not seriously hurt.
Patrolman John Smith investigated
the accident , ;
MAPPm mam m UYLOA’I En.
DETROIT. Aug. 16.—Maple Lent
V11, Sir Mackay Edgar's new chal-
longer {or the Hamsworthy trophy.
Lb unloaded ‘at Windsor today and
rought to- the course where the In»
ternational trophy races will be held
Sept. 3 and 5. Colone'A. W. Tate.
who will pilot the Maple Leaf. ' and
members of his crew. also have at-
rived here. They expect to hare the
challenger running in the Detroit
rlv‘er within a day or two. , ' '
The boat, 3: feet 6 inches long. with
h nine-foot beam. recently made 89
miles an hour‘ in trials‘ in’ the alent.
W
comm NEW Iii-TUBE“.
CAIROr-‘A‘ogl- Iii—Col: C. R. New.
145.
l
' ifstifistN
Will do” fight” Hemmer
LA].
HEAR YE! HEAfik YEllgEAR VS!
1; less
K Wu rtyweziclugi‘viglr—wsth the inde-
“lives wire" Real Estate deal-
nNomlk Com The
a} kneel Estate dealer in
l sivei
only exc u timeto
the city devo
his clients interests.
Fr nk Ploone cappels
a NOLE dSAM TAXio'gO.
Day and Night Service
7~Passenger Studebaksrs. 1921
Phenom, 17 Wall St, Nomlk. Conn.
fl
CENTRAL mesa” SHOP
(One Fright
Ladies' and Challdremszriglr Cutting
Michel: and
11 No. Main 8L. 8° allg Ct.
LENIHAN'OL EXPRESS“ AND
PAROE
LDELIV V! BY
9 Railroad Avenue.
—Phone
HOT!" AND KLOOK
Palntintand Paper Hanging
cheer-M Given.
45 CEDAR flflgf Bo. NORWRLR
W, sum mum
will overhnul end repair you our.
. All
delegated to; an administrative “9‘1
list you.“
South News“!
an, Md inning toms spec)
t I
lgni ion an i mg m l I
State to exercise its police power ‘5:
'legislation violating its constitutional
its. *
3 fie‘polaice power of-the State 3:
unreasonably exercised if arbitrary au-
thority is delegated by t‘: 6 State mlr
subordinate omcer or commission. ,
State vs. Coleman. 113 .antic. 335-“
t 4. Legislative pm .un not be
connecticut Cbmpany. vs. Not-wait.
WESTPOR'I" 19‘ m 0?
W“
WWW
Al. the beautiful- some he“ ' of
Dr. and Mrs. Elinor Ellsw fish”
in \‘i cstport, Sinai-day ailernoon.“ the
wedding of their daughter mm
min; and Gordon Stuart Stevens or“
New‘ mveir m ’ "Rev.
George'li' Km cm rm
chulcil-on-th'e-Green 0'9: Nflfirlhvt n.‘
nnrt‘ new rector 01*an in
Po‘tiand. performed the gel-em
Mrs. Stevens was for sever-l ream a
SL‘OlSl iii Trinity chuich cm
-lii- h we; were a m g m1
chm over siege detohhle. {Her \«1
was caught ooh a handset: 3: tree
M‘W blossoms an outsourced
of shower bcuqueit o: bri cw:
Lamt lllies or the valley. She a.
only ornament. modems-05m
pearls and diamonds the Egg ’9: Mr.
Stevens.
Miss Ella Stevens of New Eleven
was the maid of honor. WOW
89 Conn . 5&9
This statute constitutes just such an
unlawful delegation of legislative»
power to the Public Utilities Commit!
sion which one Supreme Court hat?
Pheld repeatedly is .n administrative-
and not a lexishtive or judicial body.
5. The privilege of using the streak
for a special purpose is a tranchiser
which can only be granted by the soy»:
eerlgn power.
6. This statute is unconstitutionsl
and violates the due process clause of:
the Fourteenth Amendment, in that it
confers an unregulated discretion
and arbitrary power upon the commis-
sion to grant. or refuse or revoke 'n
certificate to operate a jitney. .
7. No other State- reposes such
power in a commission. In most States
having jltney statutes. the granting-
power is the local municipality.
8. Public policy and precedent in
Connecticut is opposed to the vesting
in an administrative omcer of unlim-
ited power to grant or revoke a li-
cense for the carrying on of a busi-
ness not inherently dangerous. The
jimey business is harmless, peaceable
and beneficial to the public.
9. The power of the commission
has been used to prohibit and not to
regulate the operation of ‘ :ueys. In
wiping Out the illney business in New
Haven. the commission has abused its
power of regulation. This deprives
theplaintlffs of their property 'wlth-
out due process of law.
Yick “'0 vs.‘ Hopkins. 118 L'. 8.. 266.
10. From such a sweeping denial
of rights there is no relief except by
injunction.
11. This statute fails to requires.
hearing by the commission. but au-
thorizes the reji-clion of an applica-
tion without a hearing. This denies
due process of law. it requires an ap-
plicant to “obtain" a certificate. with-
out telling how to obtain it. It pro-
rides for unwumwul to t_he Superior
Court. but lOa\".\ the court without
power to grant . u rtiflcate or to con-
trol the action (3! the commission in
refusing one.
"P‘s [21°Tlie‘t'dinmlrsibh is not required
a certificate? It can also revokr a:
and without stating :1
clearly unconstitutional
reason—both
._¢= sap-s..- 13. The lbding of an administra-
W. J. LYON! live commission is only wild when it
Phone 7 20 losses File.1 is reached alter due process of law.
BRIO}? 8%§;-C%R"M%VOTTL In this 'rase. the evidence seems to
, HERA have been- ignored.
émfi‘gmsmm 14.—If this stnhltc was passed to.
Watemmm allow tho Stale. fhrough the Public
Walks, Beaming Wflfi. and All Utilities Commission. to create a trans-
its Branches portatlon nmn0poly in favor of exist~
i A L “‘35. No
110 Ta or vs._
Curbing Gutters", Lawn Rolling.
crate and Tar
FROM THE FACTORY TO-
THE EHO E
on teed.
telephone 311 -for
NORWAUK us‘i‘rllus co.
NATHAN s. MILLER:
General coon-acting.
or.
Con
Walks
Work Done In First 6lsss Style.
Franklin and Monroe St. Os. Romain.
painting and
ing street railway companies. then it
is unconstitutional and void,
15.
necessities of life.
mit a monupoly in that respect.
16.
use of tht street.
17. Pquc policy prohibits
passage oi laws which will stay pro-
gress. Thu real purpose of this pres—
ent law sm-nls to be to turn back the
clock on transportation methods.
13. Improved methods of- locomdu
. 5
”methods . ~
19 Th( lair. may throw around jit-
must in reasonably but not excessive.
ly arbitrar) or prohibitory.
Curry vs Osborne. 79 Southern. 293.
The statute is void for many of the
reasons set forth and an injunction to
i
stay its enforcement ought to be is-
sued forthwith.
During Mr.'_'
which 21180
Woodrum’s argument.
submitted on a. brief,
. Judge Mahler; askod- manptfiqnestions.
1' Once the 111% said he mongol. Mn
commission than against the low. and
SQN
1W” 1130sz
mmlmm
s
—‘F—-—--;?-
HARM“ m.“ e m
of September 19. w comma .3,
“Safety First Week" by Moi. so»
lice of the state aka: conference with
officials of the motor vehicle!
highway dominant. at the cam-3g:
yesterday. Plans ”ton on extenm*0'”’
campaign in an allot-t to m street:
and highways safer were discussed
Schools. civic organizations and auto-
mobile clubs will be asked to assist in
the neuralgia”.
‘A motion picture showing the dan-
pedestrians and‘ adtombb‘iilsts will be
shown in all part so! then-mate; no
handling df the films will be m
elm emote metal: 6!
. rel! a: More: Supt. -Mu We:
m; Chief smith. or New diamond
Supt. Flanagan of Bridgeport and?
from
him New York, and m
Nomlk to StanloHi. Na hot?!
when; -G.
was of carelessness on highways by 3
Vehicle. minimum?
the attorney replied that not- only have
the common arbitrary! item. but
"‘consekuently their actions are uncon.
stitutlonal under the law"
DERBY PHYSIOIAN' BEND
DERBY. A118.
hm
531083.
here for 21 years.
It";
Miami: wonder
. a
fiat 013’
09“!» 36W Rheum-um
[W “well”. I?“
Ila-em fig"-
102W era
‘Wtomoh‘rmh t. on’
m I
- ..u
jun 3.3-3 bouquet of pink r
to state any 'l-e‘ason for the refusal of
existing certificate. without a. hearing"
Transportation is"one of the
. It is questionable.
whether it.»- Stnto could allow or per-
Tr.» citizen was not made for
the
tion are lwrfectly admissible, if any
shall be discovered. and they can not
be excludnl “bill" the 1'08.“ provided
‘their use is consistent with present
: ney buses various regulations which
”Woods-um: argument was directed»?
more against the personnel. 0% theJ
they are arbitrary and have been and .
16.—-’-—Dr. Edmd,
awry- Magnlnwior ' eight years.»-
health slicer here up till 1m January, ‘
at the cm hospital during last...
night. He was a mum of Holy ..
Yale and the eoliegs of Phys!»
mm Surgeons in New York. He
. J
_ mm for. Bah
‘ 1 mt Should. Be— Mame Atlantivcoss't.
gown of pink orgudle an $2.331.
Liam. Flint was best man. -.
The young couple were .-
receiving at the mention
chine “salami-ding: .
ace Mann school. 7
and. is a talented. musici -
1918. has attended the m ‘
Music more recentlyu W11
the croix defguerre by,
government while he was .
bulance duty in Mass dw
World War. He pom-see an smock
lent baritone voice which is heard
much in church and concert work.
Early this summer he and W-
ens gave a recital at the Wmfimt.
Country club.
-.n, a"
Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. ”Acton
have recently returned from a tensile
Niagara Falls. The trip was made
by way of “The Mohawk Trawflund
the "Million Dollar Highwayfhszhey
were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur W. Clark. of.-South Nomlk.
Points of interest were visited
throughout the larger cities of New
York State. Good roads and fins
weather fmoreii the party and all en-
joxed a pleasant trip.
Mr. Charles E; Hoyt. Treasurer-'3!
the South NorWa‘ik Trust Cofnpa‘ny.
two daughters the Mines. Mary and
Ruth Hoyt left yesterday. for‘n two
. in. 4“;_
street, Not-walk, were brought to Nor-
”‘1qu at the Norm“: cemetery.
n W
~ field in New York on Sunday evening
'5" ”Wm“; a financial lender‘im
*' flint city and wéii known in Nor-walk. ‘
»noon from his late home. 540 Brook»
patently in good health and had gone
Ebro physicians reached him.
and Mrs. Hoyt accompanied Winch“.
weeks‘ stay at Mend' s Liountniu "
House. Vglmdstock. Ulster County, N.
s; , s n a ' .‘ “'
WW m
George Ybungsba. prominent man ,
DENomlhdiedntmhome inhbin
meetmerehlncaitnoucor'zs-lfi
m stares. long illness or twelve
m m Mr.- Young- was a
hatter by pron-nursed was a mom.
berottheauotleyL-odze. Lo. 04F.
More! services brill. be from the late
from on.
torment will be in. 1&1»:on Gem-
etery. liberal services will be at
go (D. s; gr.) andudll be held by
grand—son-in- law or Mr. Young r '
The. funeral arrangements are ‘
murmurs. DStannard a... l»
nutmeg. “Mam street. Norr
walk.
“tawny.
The remains of. Miss. Katherine
Denny, the 17 year old daughter of
Mr; and Mrs. Emma McCulinm. of
NM York. city. formerly of Basel
today and the remains were in»
Miss
hey died at her home in New York
= “Misses of- but short duration.
services for the dead were
m Miller.
_ Funeral Qrvices for Frank Miller.
omer “president of the City National
.. avenue. Burial was in Mountain
. ire cemetery. Mr. Miller was up-
wl in. Miller to spend the week-
end at their country home. He we! ‘
taken ill very suddenly and died he.
' Mrs. Arnie Lynn.
Mrs. Am_le Lyon. widow of“ George
Lyon. died this morning at the home
or her daughter. Hrs. William H.
Tristram...Nn.818.Elax.Hill road. No-
tice,“ funeral intent:
TURKEY MUST ACCEPT. AID
—Noc' only is Turkey in
thing of the past, but my in' Axis
Turks' ‘pochet their notional pride
and allow foreigners to assist them in
the work of reconstruction."‘Stsphen
Panretoir. former Bulgarian Minhter
to the United States, said in a lecture
before the Institute of Politics at Wil-
liens College today.
James Paker. well-known druggist.
has returned from Stamford and ac-
cepted a position at the‘Clifford Phar-
macy.
nor smoky re rmvm
The Season is here matrimony-hay]
[ever and asthma. sitters seek relief
Elsie W'illiams and ninth Williams
walk Trust -Cornpnny. after «as. 4w.
weeks‘ stay in Farmington. ,C
where they had spent their Ml
to see his favorites. the Grinning. at
the New York Polo Grounds, yester-
1day. in their tussle with» the Phillys.
their opponents.
Miss Allison Crawford of Kingston.
Pk. has returned to her he 3%!”
spending two weeks with d
Mrs. George Shriver of Meadogw
Patrolman John 'loot'hlll
resumed his best here after
vacation. Patrolman Milton Lockwood
is enjoying a vacation this week, ..,-.}_
he sire -l. The street was mu 1' """~’ ‘ ft
:m mi... and for his use. saith: Deputy Sher!!! and Mrs. Edward .B.
- .( Doulens. and son Roger. returned. on
the LPEISMJII'Q nor any other power W
cn‘n prollll‘ll the citizen from his tree Sundoy.atter a four day trip to W'
lington. l). C..and Virginia. W”
ihome. at“ Hillside place. South Nor-
iwalk. on a. two weeks' vacation from
his duties in New York city.
in New Haven. today
, attend n
Firemen'a convention. . .
. I
. ._ _ 1-4 -—II- . '
Miss Martha Hamilton. who has
been visiting her aunt in Redwood.
, on Flax Hill Road
“hikes Barre. Pa... are
Mrs. Thomas Donaldson
street.
i
Mrn Charles '1‘. Mitchell. 0:: ~
York city.
)
M188 harms; Bwnnwick has
duties in’Keogh & Candee's. '
after 9. he. We vacation.
firs. John Mott ot'Cedar street has
been spending a (eve days visiting, her
cousins in Milford Colin.
1.
Austin W. Mather. of Gnmeé‘btreet.
Cbnn. r?
til?
night; Wedneuiuy increasing cldiidi’rr»
ea. probably followed by showers;
not much shingle in temperatli'i-e:
mast-ate West shitting to' Swath
are at work again in the‘South Noni
. 5"Folw‘s Honey and Tar broke up a
. William O’Cbnnor' is staying at his ~
Cdptain Charms Blissard of ‘ » '”
ricer Hook and Ladder Com .Lis»
0.
New York. has returned to her?» hone: .
ton. and niece. F‘lorence. offing Filli _ ‘
Road. are spew a few dorm New . ~
“Misc. .. ans-en
is.spending two weakest Sound'Vl’ew. , J
For Nomi! .na vicinity: w‘04-
at-heslth resorts:~ Those who remalni
at home can flhd relief - ix‘x Foiey’s
Honey and Tar;l MRS Alice Hots.
817 York- 'Stfir Cincinnati.” 0.. writes:
bad cough and also my hoarsness.
It is cer-
It spreads a
;_healhg. soothing coasting over tick-
lllng. irritating membranes. eases
choking and *gnsping-«Stilison-Powell
Jorporation.
and—-
mm
EOYS AND Gm
At'flls
L7Cliildrens Store
W's-t magen- .0 “cu-tr
sly.
(
v
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