manna oar, 11. 19.21. .25.;33!
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Wants, To Let, For Sale, Duane” and mtgional cards, Miscellanea: Advs.
LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
Two Cents a. word; minimum charge’
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.7 .3.
WANTED
MATJ'I‘ED—Anfiques.
paid tor—-old-time furniture, 1n:-
liognny. cherry. maple, pine, etc., also
old chino. glass. anything of merit
that. [.4 over 100 years old. I). A.
'Bcrnstcin, 205 “'estport Ava, Phone
’98.
WAN'l‘fil‘J—A F-uick 6 runabout. Must
be in good condition. Nothing
(“Julio-r than an '18 \l’rite stating par-
liculurs including your and price to
BUICK. czvrcr of Sentinel Omce. ’
WANTED—Stenographer for item-
pomrv position. Must have at least
five years experience and be capable1
of assuming secretarial duties. Apply
Norvmlk fire 6: Rubber Company. '
mayor-hue, 3 times $1.00. Gaps Double Price.
{I SMALL TRANSIENT AD:
high prices:
' me k R E
V ) STRICTLY CASH
Telephone orders tortthis kind of
advertising is accepted only as an
accommodation to our patrons, and
Immediate collection will be made
for same.
Foam ._ -
room apartment, at
which includes a is
two months old.
WANTEDmRoomers. Those wishing
to place themselves in 3 00d win-
ter home will do well to cal at 30
Chestnut street. Home comforts and
good service guaranteed, H A. Crow.
00 Chestnut street. Phone 1""“
-01 ‘u.
WANTED—Position. Married couple.
a man nsnchnuffeut'. and wife its cook.
Position. care.- oi Sentinel. ,
WANTED—To buy house, 8 or more
rooms. some grounds near South
NorWalk Station. Winters, 122 W. 72
St . New York City.
WANTED—Experienced operators on
Shirts, sleevers. tellers neck band
runners. and neck band setters, to
corn $18 per week. steady work. Also
upefienced sewers on lain needle
head. Also numerous other articles. . Con-
lnquire at 170 Main St., Norwalk, Cmblncgatfldggnwk
.Conu. Entronce .011 Center Ave. , ‘ Work DWELHF‘M mu, 3V!!-
condition. Inq. 9 Burrltt Ave.
FOR SALE——Thc contents of a three-
l-most new. Among
hite enamel bed—
room Suite complete. A number 6738
Stamford stove with hot water back,
A 9x12 Brussel rug;
also several dining room and parlor
chairs. and a rocker. Practically new.
u Singer sewing machine with a drop
'FOR~SALE——l{itchen range in good
BUSINESS NOTICE
‘ MECHKN‘IE‘ ~
Automobile Repairing of all kinds
Will repair car in your own garage.
Telephone 1726
mam non-o mo
will overhaul and repair your car.
any make. in ” your own gangs.
ignition and lighting system: 3
glow. All work guaranteed. 2 .5
l-
—a
w. J. LYONB .
Phone 2047 20 lsaacc Plooo
MASONRY—CARPENTRV '
BRICKé STONE. TEéRRA A.
com
wchcmg
3 too
Walks. Rankin? Wntfa. um All.
._ Its Bronchel 7
I. CLARK
110 Taylor Ave., 8o. Nomlk, Ct.
FROM 1'. isms!" 30‘
'31:: Home ,
FOR SAIlE—VVhlte.
riage in good condition.
ward ave.
reed bab'
42 {V
car-
ood-
o.‘ l .1 bolster! ans!
«fiéfi’u‘mflflmmwmfi
FOR SALE—Cord wood, in au’tengths
supplied promptly. Phone 23. Ledge-
wood Farm. Ask for superintendent.
. mantel“; mm , '
ongunn' teed. Dropuocu'dor
telephone 817 to: Wm" t0
NOT-[WALK MATTRESS, CO.
anklln and Monroe St. 81'. Not-walk.
Leghorn pullers ready to
Tokeneke. Darlen. Phone 347.
Eachine. LEROY S IRT GO.
TO- LET
TO LET—Furnished room. 120 “'ash.
ins-ton SL. 1st floor to the right.
To LET—{I‘wo rooms. good location.
inquire lxcogh & L‘andee. or 11. Jose-
lovaky,
summer room, 'wtih board
1m f“wane- tawny. References. Ali‘s.
“.1112 or, 8 Putnam avenue.
To LET~~6 room flat
ma-nla.
.Avc. 'l‘el.
with improve-
.Ar‘upl) Layton & Cu. K- R-
m), '
TO‘lef‘Tf'l‘wo rooms at 43 l-‘ort Sr.
lust I\0rWulk. with water and cos.
Maybe seen after 6 p. m' Particulars
.1! bond, Luck Store, 2:: North Mum
~Sl, So. Norwalk.
TO LET 5 room npntlmcnt. all im-
prmemcnt.‘ including 5v! range.
Ilomml‘. .[Hlpotl‘wl :ln-l painted. Libvrtv
équare. 1-.u-r Nurwulk Inquirv 64 so.
NJ”: 5: . u: 'l‘l-l, GU.
Jt‘tll.‘ RENT :room apartment. nent‘
l. luluh‘lu‘ll. nculy rlm-ormml. steam
hon: mix-d light. hotel service. no chili
ML 1 I "“~’ ’ l '-- ’ m
‘2’”... un_ innit... .‘4 \lnshmgon
. .._._..-__ _-___l...‘.~_.;‘_-;;_-.- * "
FOR llENThRownvlon: Furnished
or unfurnished to April 1st
8“; rootns_ bath and electric
also three rooms and both. Applv C.
Briggs. Roton nvcnue, Rmvnyt'on.
m RENT—~Storage Space.
Hold turnlture. Separate
lamp-fire proof building. Hubbell
Cool and Storage Co.. Inc.. Sausa-
hck. Conn. Tel. Westmrl 47. We
m nuotloble warehouse receipts.
House,
boule-
rooms.
c-W'“
,FOR SALE
1 Family house, G mom; with all im-
gngcmems. and gul‘uue'. sccond dis-
. ......................... $7,000
2 F‘ntml)’ lmnsv. :l” improvements
on (“(‘h' floor, first' district . $6.000
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Narwalk
goal—Fume Insurance
6 f U ~
‘Yum, Yum,”,’ ' '
9 ' '
Youll Say
That's the usual expression that".
accompanies the first spoonful 01“
our lce Cream. You can't help but
express yourself that way. for-
when our cream is made the best
way It brings forth the best ex-
presslon.
lcc Cream is more than alpaloto
tltklct‘~-l: is truly one of the N8?
{curls vac have—always lnvl
always appealing. lf you'hnven‘t
Luau) our brand you do not have
shot good Cream is.
THOMAS’
CHOCOLATE SHOP
24 South Main 8t., 80. NOW‘
r“..—
The Textile Store
All Wool Se e, 40 in. 98c d.
54inches .r.g....... $1.59ii
56 Incl: Brown Silvertone
$1.429 16.
$1.15yd.up
'uIOlolotiullIIIO
Velvet
lights.‘
‘ 120 Waohi
new paint. new radiator.
cheap to quick buyer. A. M.
ll oll‘pit Ave. Norwalk. Conn.
FOR SALE—«Four good cows about .32! ”‘
ay, 1.
Homer pigeons. one 1916 Ford runa-
bout. Albert Nekon, Homewood Farm
FOR SALE—191’ p a final
‘ 01‘ Touring can.
Will sell ,10 Spring Street.
Baur.
NATHAN ’o" MILLER
‘ General mix-3cm. paintins ““3
paper m" ,
Estlmot cheertnni gm
’ ‘efil‘amm 36°). 12%?
8' a" e Nonmlk. Conn.
ER AND PAINTS
WALL PAP our house
Now to the time to paint
FOR SALE~A late model Ford tour-
ove your
and keep it from dem- "1c”
rooms decorated. Ask for my
4 Orchard St.. Norwalk.
ing car. engine just overhauled.
Bargain at $150. May be seen tomor- $tfiom3réefiaog‘fir €33,333
row afternoon.Y Stanlcy Bedlcnt, 7 Alepxinder WM“. a Love Bl...
Center Ave. horwall‘. 4 ’South‘florwslk.
- - .~—s V , *fl—‘n—h—n
FOR RENT——Apartment. 3 rooms.‘ Bro. LOO! ' on‘ g istonco
kitchenette and bath. Heat. hot trill: in; of all “may?“ grip; to
water a janitor service. with stucco “mm“ ' Coxll' tree
garage. dults only. Rent $45. Apply lggflYgik. . 71 . L
asses visit that}? aim!
Dld ”akin-cant Home Life Inspir-
Moot-NM , Man to Book Even
loan What - _
‘ . ,~ :33 . ’
Hercule; the apartment house por-
ter, was deep in a newspaper when Mrs.
Uptown entered the lobby and he
scarcely looked up when she spoke to
him while waiting for the elevator to
come from'the upper floors, says the
New York Sun. Finally he told down
the paper' with (sigh. Mrs. Uptown
noticed .whnt‘he had been reading.
"Stranxe cakse. wasn‘t it. Hercules—
tbc than who had two wives for thirty
year-s3".y she remarked. -‘
“It beats _me. hopes, ma‘am," ad-
mm'od Hercules. with atamway look
_-ln his (3"‘5' "‘Just think he "got away
dun it so long. he did. I‘ll bet he
never talked in his sleep, he didnft,
ma'am." , ‘ '
u; suppOSG his \vldoWs feel pretty
bad. now they've found it all out."
commented Mrs. Uptown. giving the
elevator button another push.
“They shouldn‘t feel bud, they
shouldn’t." opined Hercules. "The
first one should think that she made
such a nice home that he wanted to
increase his happinesg by having an-
other. .
“And the second should think that of
all the other women in the world he.
picked honour to bring more Joy into
his lite. she Should. It won- a complli
ment’: to them both, It was."
his your‘mat‘rled life h'appy, Heb
cules?"‘ask_ed Mrs. Uptown. ' “
“It is that." replied the porter.
“Well, shall we expect you to—-."
"on, no, ma'am," said Hercules.
glancing over hls shoulder to make
sure nobody was listening. “It's a
compliment to the ladies—41ml: I’d
rather be rude. I would."
ODD BELIEF lN JIMSON WEED
Cherokee Indians Imagine Child Path
taking of It Will Have Ito Mom.
cry Quickened.
The Cherokees have an interesting
superstition about the jlmson weed.
which they believe to be endowed 'witlt
the (u't'lllt powcr of improving the
memory .undlndncing stability of char?
CARRIG'AN 51mm. loch “a...
stn I ion
FOR SALE-A six per cent first class
mortgage of $3,650 on an improved
corner. one mile from South Norwulk
l'. 0. Box. 154 Westport. Conn.
distance trucking of all kinds
once Leary In Co. Phone 1577. Bonn
phone 383.
l-‘O It SALE—aDcsira ble. building
smzlc handles.
$32.00 per gross.
$3.00 per
_ lot.
mlxlfitl. price reasonable. Cull 523-2.
l-‘OR SAl.E-NGW‘glnss gallon jugs.
dozen:
.175 gallon, $2.00 per
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
It is Cheaper to Buy than to Build
(lozen;.322 per gross. Reynolds Poul- 1 house. 7 rooms. East Norwalk.
11y I‘itl‘lll. I-lt‘chl’andvAvc. Phone lu:;b‘. $2,600: mortgage $1,000.
A ' . 1 house, 7 rooms. E 'orwalk,
l'OR_ SALE»-3“ol-d ton truck. chain 53 500- mortgage 33 000 a“ h
I drive. 2 work horses, cheap. Ma. ’ ' , . _ .
uurc Spreaders. ..Rnymouu Street & 1 houseul rooms. East Loxwalk.
u’rSon.” phone 429 Darien._t ‘ f $4,000,,Jmorigage 5-3’000' -
__ 1 house, 7, rooms. East horn-um.
FOR SALE—Fancy selected Dutch .35-5905 mortgage 32-500-
Bulhs for Sprin:.plan[ing.» I—[ya— 1 house, 7' rooms. East Nor-Walk.
cynths. Tulips. Narcissus. Dah‘odils. $7,000. mortgage $1.300. ‘
(.hmese Lillie“. The finest bulbs 4 houses. 7 rooms, South Norwulk.
money can buy, at Geornguneo’s.
$4,500; mortgage $2.000.
soned oak. $4.00 each.
on large lots on any of
‘ _ tbc
(arload 1015 immediately
nue, phone 1036.
‘~/
Terrace.
phone 1561.
PROFESSIONAL
, Ragtime Van'd Popular 'Music Taught
In 25- Lessons
WINN METHOD
ngton St
Studio Open Now
was. LOUISE cmGtELo
SoélaPrwatc Leuonu in Dancing
Cltib Classes Ar
Studio; 7' West Ave ranged
:tth v.
(it'lhl‘l’l‘ll.
Reynolds Poultry l-‘urtn. Highland utc
FOR SALE-J’ine home on Newtown
Sold on account ot‘ leaving
' town. Terms and price reasonable
if taken this week. Geo. Mitchell, Icic-
‘ Phone 2721
l Class on Wednesday Evening
Tel. 1838
FOR SALE»-—7 room cotlago at 1:00 1 ’house, 7 rooms. South Norwalk,
. East avenue: part cash and balance 54'0”” mortgage SZ'UM"
m monthly payments. 0. F. Schultze, 1__.house. 4 rooms. South Norwalk,
‘pllone 1942 or 164. slam“: mortgage $1.5m".
~ 1 housc, " rooms South N'orw ’
(“Oil SilJ‘I—Ncw 5(- 2nllon pzlxalfin $4.900: mortgage Slow} ‘ 811x.
lmd nrlcls. I‘ho fin‘\crllpll)”lzl:ll\:? _2 housos. 7 rooms. Marvin Beach.
$3.0tbench “'hiskcv Litimi trash $1.00”: momgnge $2.000, -
H‘mptled. $3.00 ent-h.' New will Recs. 1_ house, J rooms. Broad River,
para—flirt lined all sizes. bc~t {illll (hc-zip— l$4'”00: mortgage 51’5U0'
“gt price in the Sm“. Spu'lnl pm”... 1 house, 7 rooms. Broad River
$4.70“; mortgage $2.7M).
1 house, 6 moms, Cmnbury, $3,500;
mortgage $2.100.
l have two-inmily
hnmcs, lurms, lugs,
erty.
My time is yours. Swartz G. Corbett
Block, No. 79, Tel. 435.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTAT§
mm.“ count ,
.Sllllllli Slillltll
' luformntion gin-n tlu- Evening Son-
tlncl yestcrdny “as to the effect that
houses
o-..
beautiful
and shore prop—
a
'S.D.G CAND’ ‘
WHOLESALE c 1 CO’
BRYfAND ICE CREAM
corms
-53 Osborn Ave., East, N
- Phone 479-13
ONFECIION— l
n mrike had occurred in the plum ot
the J.”l.essc 8- Sons lint box factory or.
.Vl'ashingdon street. This information
was given a reporter by one of thv
striking‘cmplo’yccs. but was mislead-
> mg and was milicntly done with mail-
cious intent.
The . trouble. had dcvclopod in tlll‘
plant of the Axswnlgn Raincoat com-
pany. which. also occupies part of the
FOR SALE
AN ATTRACTIVE
BUNGALOW
Avenue
APPLY TO
Mrs. W. T. Haviland
36 Brookla‘wn Avenue
., Bridgeport
Phone No, Barnum 2171
All Improvements, 24 West
second floor of the building at 110
Washington street.
Trouble developed over
there on a. Sunday and blows followed
between. some or the employees and
the men over them with the result
that one man was discharged and
twould not be. allowed to return to
“‘Ol‘k yesterday morning. The rest of
the employees refused to work unless
the man was rc-insmted»and matters
went along until last night when 11
and the employees was field.
An adjustment or the‘ difficulties
was made and the employees were
back at work this morning.
DYl-ID IIER FABED'CL'BTAINS
AND A. SKIRT LIKE 513‘"
Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
All Kinds of Sea Foods
136 Washington Street
Steaks. Chaps, and Chicken .
W
“Diamond. Dyes" odd years of wear
to worn. faded skirts. waists. coats.
(stockings. sweaters. coverings. hang»
lings. draperies. everything. Every
package cont‘ains directions so simple~
any woman can put new,‘ rich. fndeiess
.colors into her worn garments or drufi
fperirs even it" she has never dyed lie:
‘fore. Just buy I
lather kind—then your material “fill.
tcome out right. because A
jwhethcr thci'mnterlo] you
fig wool gym or whether
*3 3131?.
world It z~
meeting of the heads of the company“
Diamond Dyes-am .
‘ Diamond:
gDyes are guaranteed not to streak.
‘spot. fade; or: run» Tell yourtintg'glulz.l
risk may .
nvlcr. according to the House Beauti-
ful.
, “'1th a child is born, jlmsou weed
11s- tn-utcn up and a portion put into
in bowl of \vmcr taken from a fall
)or «‘ularnt‘t wlwre the stream would
illlnlxe a constant noise.- This is giv-
fvn to the child to drink on {our
succt-sslve days, with the intention
‘lllmmli
nPAfiiANll-‘Bl
‘ tumult
BIRMINGI-LAM; . Ala... Oct. “Se—The
chief feature of Birmingham's ccle~
bration of her fiftieth birthday dur-
ing’ the week of October 24-29 will be
the historical pageant depicting the
half century 0; development from .1
group of cornfiélds in 4871 to tip.»
South’s leading industrial center in
Since thefirst house was built in
Birmingham only 50 years ago, “the
pag'eant can present only a half cen-
tury o the history. of the city itself.
The ear y history of Alabama, colonial
days and Civil war period and recon—
struction will be grouped .in‘ a. pre-
lude. Themain pageant will consist
of a series ‘of separate episodes show-
in the various periods in the“ build-
ing. of Birmingham.
V'lr‘ifteen hunderd persons will take
part. including a chorus of 500 spec-
ially trained voices, and several hun-
dred young people who will take the
dancing parts. Orchestras and bands
will provide the music. .
The pageant was," prepared from a
mass ordata. compiled_ by local his-
.torinns. The. opiéodes to be presented
will show. the discoyen; of coal. iron
and limeston'e'jn "latrgg\quantities in
sight of the account city of Biz-min..-
ham. ‘the construction of the first
small. crudeslnon‘ furnaces. the open-
ing of coal mines in what are now
the limits DI the city, the growth of
the city from. a-crudc. rough. lawless
mining comm .the boom. period fol-
lowed by the financial '{d ter of the
80'8. thep'eyiodstdeflation and then
the launching—of Birmingham on a.
firm mhdafion.“'
Theiifwill come- the experiments in
steel making. which were finally at-
tended by success. the entry- of the
f
“not 1311.er
~1 a:
AGAIN BACK .
IN SENATE‘
l
o
Continued -mm «F126: Page.
those having incomes of 325.000
less. This program. agreed upon byo
leaders in conferences with Republh
can. Senators. in the agricultural}
”bloc." is opposed by a group of near-
l.v a dozen prominent Senators from
Eastern States. The Smoot manufac-
turers 53W4§§ plan also promises to
be the center of a sharp fight. but;
-monowx TOE tum '
v . .
A.
drop: of “Outgro” upon the skin .831?-
rounding the ingrbwlng nail. reduce.
inflammation and pain and so tout?“
or ‘cns the tender,
tncath the toe nail.
.penetrate the. lit ab. and the null tuNBf
naturally outward alumni. overnight. ,
manufactured
However, anyone can buy from. m .
drug" store a tiny ‘
direction.-
rumts om: ‘rrsm
A noted authority Gaffe that a. few
.- .nudb
sensitive skin under-
that ‘it can not,
“Outgro” is a harmless, national»
for chiropodists»
bottle. continua: ,
proponents of the committee biumdc-i
clare that the tide of support. for it
.has reached the flood. and begun to
ebb: on the other hand. supporters
of the proposal claim that after it has
been? explained by Senator Smoot it
will gain ground.~ Including those
adopted by misfit? members of the
Finance committee. there are nearly
150 amendments to the pending bill.
printed and ready to be offered. Some
of‘these probably Twiliznot go in. but
others are. in prospect. The Senators
from the Eastern States are under-
stood to plan icooflar substitute on the
surges». estate tax. and other commit—
teépiopogals. which they oppose. and
to demand a record vote in each case.
W eathgr' , forecas
r?”—
Fbreéésf for «Norwaik: Cloudy and
unsettled weathetfiitonight and ‘Ved—
nesdny; colder “Wednesday: moderate
to fcénh southwest {and west winds.
'The'disturb‘anoggover the lake rc-
glon has moved but little during the
lost 21m out? is still causing
cloudy. macaw in the south»
eel} pom; onwofi $633103 region, Ohio
Valley. and.the northern portions of
fig? EzlltlgLag'tltl;~ Elégs’ant weather pre—
vails mother mentions east of the
Rocky mountain‘s. ,ffI‘he temperatures
32:115.!wa between m,*ROcky' mountains
and mewtifi. .river. Freezing
temperatures criteria as far south as
Kansas. ‘ "
Conditionvfavor to} this vicinity un-
settled wenxher with mild tempera-
l'nited -Stat.es Steel Corporation into
lirmingham. following the acquisition
of the propertics of the Tennessee
Coal, Iron & RnilroadrCompanv. the
construction of many steel mills, the
passing of the city from the raw ma-
terial to the finished product era.“
The closing episode will deal with
‘ selling of much; oil shares was re;
1tore followed by Lairiand colder.
? Today in Woll Street
' it"A LL STRE
' 133"” a. tug—2A
,
sumed at the owet of today's stock
p00 people» Iti’will show con]. "‘00
and limes-tone. the three, requisites for
steel making found side by side With~
in sight of the numyfurnaccs where
pig iron is maderat the side of the
giant steel plants where finished steel
is made and then converted into all
kinds of steel products. where it is
loaded on barges made of Birming-
ham steel. floated down a river open
to perennial navigation to Mobile and
New Orlt-nns. whore it is loaded into
of making lilm quick to learn and
giving ll m a xctcntive memory. The
noise of {be cataract is believed. to
be the voice of the Yunevl Gunn-
hola, the river cod. teaching gAessons
which thoncltlld may understand. ‘whlle
tlleastm 1th is
upon its surface.
Hon of ‘Jumcstown
stowed upon
\‘Ct-t‘tl. “‘35 b8-
tbc plant in Colonial
lllllPS'bt‘l‘lllle‘, certain soldiers, lllilke
in: its acqunimnmc for the
time at Jamestown. \':I., ate sprouts 01
it and consequently became delirious.
The sot-d pods have n nnrcntlc 252th
and. it' o-htcn in quantitics, are very
polsonmm, musing :1 fatal stupor.
‘e ‘ .IA.
, w:tch Hazel and Witches.
3 The “itching: power of the Witch
1 hazel ll:l_\‘.rt‘(‘,('ll'l'll a scientific jolt, but
llm :lt‘ll' mass of Americans.English
nml nl'ltrr. peoples “ill never hear iof
it. m' laden to it. and even though
Hwy would rend hbuut it, they will
lump “zillelicvin: just the: same in
tho \vif- i-ury of wilt-b lluzcl. Old lio-
lit-t‘s Ml: stand up under any number
(If \r'lt‘i "fir jolts.
Tim lutzr‘l was lwwltt‘llml,
hnnw. \\'ll('hu.~‘ have
lltt‘il‘
hence its
always made.
ycllm' rind-prod shrubs 'ththcr it
has :2. .m‘al qualities. bocmtse witches
“w or “'lll’llll‘l‘ witches use it be-
vrotzw 1; has nmcicnl (null-rim cannot
lip lli'zramilwl]. But if a man needsn
divinitu: rod in order to fiml hidden
“HM. ..; buried treasure. bc must cut
that .lixiuing rod from a Witch hazel
limb.
lins.
spl'llvs.
<pu0k5. ~ wrniihs. elves,
fa irics. brownies.
elfins,
lmrpies;
grmnnlcd than it is in witch hazel.
Paint Kitchen Shelves.
Never use shelf paper on kitchen
‘ or any other sort, of' shelves. Ex-
ports on household science say it
is a filth catcher and one of the best
itivilntions'to insects to inhabit your
closets. The best (possible way to
finish your shelves is to paint them
and then finish with a coat of enamel.
This givcslhem it hard. smooth finish,
which you" can wipe all with a damp
(‘luth when you Mums-c. If you want a
more decorative cficct than you think
you can produce with pure white
shelves, select some sort of CnIQrod
enamel and paint.
would be attractive. or you might find
a soft green to your liking.
Unbreakable Gian.
Ordinary glass is vcry sensitive to
‘ temperature changes of a sudden na—
ture. A drop of water on a hot lamp
chimney is very apt to set up strains
that will result in instant fracture.
. A giasi‘ is now manufactured ’that
is absolutely immune from sudden
tempemturé changes. says the Popu-
l
1 ,
{Mgfmtflms other into its composi~
gtion flint have different points of 9.1-
of tomes.
together;
.mmls out, of this cat'lybloomlug 5
Men‘s faith in; goblins. hobgob-.
A bright llghthiuc
tar Science; Monthly. ‘Two semi—metal-
miscibility} A tubers made {month
The times are then
plhfcs‘xl one/within the other «name; '
livery ruggod gills mm ‘ '.
.
nation of the world.
in.
"or 31?; feet ear-b.
l‘nnnma Qannl. This «lam
1
ports. .
l Other cplsodcs will depict tlzc pro-
wzrttss of Birmingham along education— T
nl. social and civic lint-s from the our»
.13“ days whenJawlessness was ramp;
1:1} 24 .
taut until today when the city
omim's to attractions as a‘mome city-tum“ mm“? U“ night: it you italic?"
lwitb sick lmdachc or dizzy. no?" mm .-
tsrcond to none.
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SOUTH NORWAkli
2 0'11}.
The IAQlfifST‘T‘A
t ‘ r
i Women . of? _
i\’i,ted,’t.o spend t
Q home 431334 rs.‘ >
ifnr ll’l’B church. "The society
3 planned a_t'tdl,pyq;rram‘ for the‘ ‘1‘“
are earnestly at work on it.
The Gui! Squ‘fits nicer Thufsdny
gternoon under direction of Mrs.
a.
shall E. Hoyt, captain. , . . .r . ‘ , p '2, . -. 1
' A. ~ -W“
‘will' attend [110' annual , Sunday ~ . . l c ; ,
‘School- {taunt}: canrenuon 3held
Thursday shew .antl, eveni
Stalml‘d‘d Whether ."fipi§copa1
gm , the \lfilQW?.61§’ service
a
I will-be the first‘chnpter or John‘s
the clipping! and bring'ohought. clues
tiw‘muscussion abattoir. ,
' 3 church is
withAlIr'ed D. Shaw; tenor.
1:?
ttunit; of this
ing service. .
Mu; moms
‘Inaawm-r
Inn-“ W...-o—-
mun“
Birmingham 'of today. a. city of 200.5
stccl ocean liners made of Birming-
ham steel by a Birmingham corporn- :Lfi’f LESS MEAT AND IAKE
tion and then sent to every civilized
(me part. of this episode will show iTnkc a glass of balk it‘ 3.0.1“ “a
0 opening olivine WVarrior River to» »
‘ . navigation softer theygovenimcnt mod. . . .
power ””4“" and Ynlrf‘eflfd for. “5 cofistrncted Lock 1:7. which hers {I did-Bl ;.
" ‘ ‘ ‘ “"5””“3 “‘5' .63 mm high. and two locks mm i. m:
" more than three
The nntno Jimson “no”. a Contrac- fer-t more than the Gatun locks on the
created
‘Lnkp l’mnkhend which backs up \vnter
r‘norb” than $0 miles. enabling l’hrming-
first, “mm to tow lnr productsto the gulf
*KMETHODIST fP-E
idATQ'ocig-tiy and other.
fireflfhurxh firings .hgen in .
lué. afifimbon ”pat the
llciiiblfin doing smng
l and
' ‘ {with mum,
Mari.
C“ der- disorders. 1
11° ilk-tile . “.mns is incfpfnsivcr;
r . * r '
churchs imheyigmnkes a delightful geffervescent
v‘l i't l‘i ia- mm- lu—vcéa'g‘E‘. ‘and
wank”:
. 0f :th
“church. Thursday evoking; the sublet“
gas . . '7 . , ..
ipel. All. attendants fire-asked to _t‘ead_,klf3f“3 flushmcsmv
anticipahng , another;
immarservice sumac filfililgi
or I 19 :
nymph- and muses is no firmer Fifth“ Avenue Presbyterian Church
.choir. New York. assisting. Mr, ,Shaw
'fis the tenor in the same choir as Mr.
Fred Patton. who sang so wonderfub
last. Sunday evening.‘All"}h@tu‘Ders "
' otth'E‘church should begin without-Big? _‘
la): tomb themselves‘rof the, oppor
beautifulԤunday even
y
ét operations. Hexican Petroleum
lsoon reacted two points and Pan
lAmerican. the controlling com'panyrlost .
{158. On the miller hand. Shell Trans;
port. one ot- the lwders of the Euro-
\pean oil division, rose 1 3-4 points and
‘Standsrd Oil of New Jersey. common
preferred. as well .as Pierce—and Sin-
clair were higher by fractions to one
point. Moderate gains and losses ac-
companied the early offerings of rail.
steels, equipments. motors and prom-
inent specialties.
m
SALTs l L: R KID \' li‘ is.
l‘k
hurts or Blarlflrlr . .
.. ‘-M}&~L_“‘>“Vr V
”K “:Kmericon tfitllka‘lld ttfirlkm
mest guard constantly" detains? Kim; 3"
ftrouble. Allccel'use we out too much and
all» our food is rich. (bur blood is
{filled with uric acid which tht kid-
;nt its strive to {filter out. they weaken
from overwork. become sluggish: tl'lr
t-liminalive tissues clog and the. result"
,ls kidm)‘ trouble: and a gonoral (it ~
lclinc in lunlth.
\‘l'hcn your kidneys t‘o’c-l likt- lump<
501 load; your buck hurls or the urine
, .
oldigtu‘. in sec}; cl'cllt-E' lwo cor flirt-t
ll}. ncid stomach. or you "have
I . _ ’ digniqvhen tln \v- other is had.-
.3131 W'ivgrumarmncist about [our
“ounces?— offrdfrfdf‘SgEg takt- a? table-
?“ 5mg ill-:a’ rgt}: ‘fit rater ' before
amnkinst {origai‘feiv clays and your
.slcidmnsio:ffififhé‘gr a9! , '. This flatn—
in}; 'snlts is fifindéRl’erfi, the acid of
.n'raw-b and. lemon} juice. combine-d
and-.has-v been used for
té iiué‘ll and stimulate
general lentil
;(‘log:ged kid 1112:5253 ‘
i
cannot in-
beiongg in
013063" can
dig ’3 739.05]
every“ honi‘e.
motions. Wage}; .
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It’s that. sort of ice cream that
you can obviously enjoy and do
not. have to deny the youngstom
It is the only cream that is equity,
enjoyable and beneficial for the lit-
tle folks as Well as adults.
NEW ENGLAND
CANDY co.
o. ,G. PALMER
Auctigneer-
once A, .Horgu‘ ,
Hardware Store, South m ‘ '
THE STORE THAT MAKES*MV ,
.Ncwell & ;- 'Mu’rray .
CLOTMERB' AND FUBmHE’
153 Washington Sta So. I”
Regular $2.00 and $2.50
$1.65
is cloudy. full of sodimt-nt or you and
to neutralize ‘. "t‘he‘
,- ester-e will heclooedri’ueodoy at 12
c
“ DavidW. Ra
UNDERTAKER
. , [cit—Office, nos; t—t‘odju, a;
(Non! RED. mews .n‘m _
AU'ro TOPS, NEW A!!!) ‘7 .
.,/ RENOVATED
Also Upholstering of Limousin-o 7.
First Class Painting “
A. MAIER.
«a Bond: lain Street
Opposite rWilsonjEB-t.
u .
Shop ,_'
SPEAQ‘I—ALS ..
I‘VGOlden’ls f. '
68 “’ashsngtbnm
‘r". V h; " *.«
> , ‘Y,
, Thwart Fm
Agent‘formbnmm _ _
.Pipeless Furnace
If you are ready tirmn' ‘
oneplpe heater see me lief“
making your selection
Price Reasonable . . .
Service Prompt .
Stephen Miller 1
”3;. - . n.
N
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‘ \Ucrmc.~ mother of. Ray Wermc.
SPECIALISTS 3::
Here you are aided ‘53
in your purchase by 2;;
.a sales force who
thoroughly Inndeyr-
_ stand the individual
needs of the slimand
stout, the tall and
m
wool-t owingdodeath of Mrs. John
, ..,5ammry' presses in the W
Reynolds’ Cider” ‘
or“ FOR m an”
Grinding Ever-y W , ,
‘One of the must pow-elm“
d as reasonable as . .,
give you service second to
trial will convince you.
Barrels and kegs for m
sizes. new and used, cheapest
in the state. ~ '
”m . * 53h
V‘s". cos nah...” -1
”h... 1"“ F" 1'"
L. u.
N.-
Reynolds Cider Mil.
BOSTON Posr‘ now
At ., Scribnlcr Attend;
Norwalk Chronicler