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Want 3, To Let, For Sale, Business and Professorial cards, Miscellaneous Advs.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
Two Cents a. word; minimum charge 50¢: per insue, 3 times $1. 00. Caps Double Price.
1'? m soamnommnvem W731
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WANTED
WANTED‘DOIIS tor repair.
‘rinz, repair and lurnish allkncc
1 ,. parts I0 dolls or or er} 11
TEA.‘O'J<XI3'¢ price Doll Hos;
Phone 3: 3, SG \YO:
m .1331 1. nilla a 161'
7,; 1r1c 5711111129 bowie.
Wakefield Exzrsc; C07 sdnbmnvilie
N. H.
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‘wAI‘x‘TED—Exr-"Tt‘
:: éeVr‘Z‘S
walk.
nred operators on
1e:lers,neck band
3,; r911; hand setters, 7to
see a. steady work. Also
sewers on plain needle
LEROY SHIRT CO.
'TO LET
'{itiu 1.7511
gxg‘n _
3151211139.
suitable for two people. 10 FOR SALE 6
r - . , , , H —— rooms. house with all
'I‘1e race So. 3011131111. 1el. ,mero‘ ements in East ,Norwalk 111g
, . . . 1 2Firsz St..7
'1") LET—«One store at «15 Railroad
Ave. Ideal location. store contains FQEbEJgJEI—f‘peqlggIleyctxgisCEd tagic
nunters. shelves. Sunable tor anytmachine, 110 or 220 volts First bugs
purpose: Inquire Stephen Norah. 188
:x‘o. Mam Sireel.
T1) 1 ‘5.’I‘~3 sets rooms
. 1 1111113 in each set. Small store
1d gas. 1117‘, Ely Ave lnq Mrs.
3111211 \‘aggv. 15 Lone‘ St
“9 VIII;
light and gas.
F011 SALE _
iron
‘ 1711111. Some large. hogs. Arrange-r
sue-ms made for butchering. Lou Hd“'~
kins. 23 Howard Ave, Balst Norwalla.
I‘ISOR ALE—~Union Park.15 rooms, in
fine repair large barn Bargain 101'
quick sale. Mitchell Phone 1861.
FOR SALE—Six room house all im-
prov ements Three minutes from
South Norwalk depot Monthly pay-T
ments. Phone .1535
FOR SALE—1920 Indian motor-cycleT
with side car, A]. condition, electric-
ally equipped For particulars,7 call
2599.e1enings.
FOR SALE—Oak desk. Inquire 119
South Main Street. Evennigs only.
gets a; real bargain. The Conn Light
8: Power Co 61 \Vall St Phone 1630.
FOR SALE—4‘0 close an Leslate.
Ezra Hoyt, Homestead, 256 East
Ave. House 9 100ms.’ Water, gas,
electiicity About one half acre land.
TO LET—New 6-room house for rent
on first floor. All improvements.
F111: Hill Rd. Inquire 278 Flax Hill Rd.
280
Immediate possession. Inquire Mrs
James L. Hoyt, 7 Cottage St. or Frank
E. H031.
1‘7
SALE—Few more little pigs. $6
‘ BUSHYESSNOTICE
(3.300%! ET BEADINGV TAUGHT
at a reasonable price at 50 Spring St
Telephone S71 7
1 TYPEWRITERS BEPAIRED
Bought.
gains in practically new Underwoods
president of the Lnited States Cham— l
‘iluncheon made short adiilesses.
sold and exchanged. Bari
r v1."
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NORW... ALE KIWAN IS
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her of Commerce was another speak I
671 “bile a third was Porter Emersoni
Browne. noted writer and Mayo-Tight.
A score, of others who attended the}
The interecitv meet might well
i1; ruled a, jollx success. It was join"
‘until the close The session was, full
of pen enthusiasm and humor Song.
.11‘711 1' song was sum; Bridgeport would
;. nder its fa1oritc: Norwalk would
iemonstrate its singing abilitv; Stain
mrd would Show that it too “as not
lacking in 10ml poner ‘while Ngw
‘Remingtons, ROV als, L. Smiths and
others.
$35 5007 andu
ACME OFFTICE EQUleENT MA|N~
ENANCE .
Room 411 Warnerc Building
.Bamum 6700, Bridgeport, Conn
BRAND NEW BATHROOM $55.
Syphon closet, china low down tank,
enamel bathtub and lavatory, with all
nickleplated fittings; special big bar
gain white Celluloid watercloset
seats. $5. Seidenberg Co., 545 3d 2110
(bet. 36th and 37th sts.)N
EXPERT AUTO MECHANlC
Will overhaul and repair your car, all
makes at my winter quarteis
Marshall Street, 80. Norwalk
lgnltionw and Li Mina Nystcms
ALL WORK A EED
Phone 490
If you are interested in saving mOD'
ey, look up the most scientific Inter.
national One~pipe Heater. Phone or
call and I will send our heating man
to give you installation cost. Do not
forget we do plumbing, tinning and
sheet metal work.
ENRY A. HEGELEIN
56 Water St..
‘ Phone 473-.3
8.0 Norwalk
FOR SALE—Cord wood in alllengihs
‘ l
}l;1\ en. not to be. outdone: Would N‘—
turn compliments with its onn rendi-
,1mn of its tau“ 1te song
5 Besides the singing and speaking:
the meeting “as lnterspcrced with se—
lactions lav Murra." s orchestra which
w-em ered in good form. Vocal, selec-
lions by individmil members or the
{our clubs also added to the enjoy«
merit.
“The meeting was presided over 113‘
President Frederick L. Lamson. The
fixst “speaker intioducrl Secretary W.
Engliss. of Bridgepmt Mr. ‘ Basliss
tall-zed for a. minute or two alonga
humorous line. Others who spoke in
Senator \Voodrufi‘. of Orange, Conn:
Lieut Goi'ernor of the, New England
District Mead and I.ieut.-Gov.-Eicct of
Sprineficld. P. K. McAlister.
The, next speaker was Porter Emer—
son Browne. noted writer. As. usual
Mr. Browne spoke in his inimitable
lxuinmous manner and from the 139-
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' 11111111111211) GUESTS 11111-117
States.
scores of {omigneis W‘h‘o sinned din»,
demanded the same,
{their brothers and sisters at. home. He.
said that there “as an increasing (Ii—7
mand among both white and black for
be education throughout the. countrx'
The speaker told 13% smother plus-e7
from the time it opened at 6 oclocl' i Of
tirag'gvd 1110 feet. by ,
driven by James Ballantine ofrllridg'e-
port. Necander’ of Norwalk
night; colder
cm OI II”?
. , “this 11
Mr. Lox 1:11.319 thoncornmented on the
5,.0001’1011 11111111711113 ‘in" the I‘niierl
He spoke, of the fact. that
ng‘ the oar and were taught English
ram-11.11011
we lie re w ork:
He- dc
died from
Charging he'was knocked down and
an
Oscar I12.
' ' 1 7 L7. Steup officiating. The
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igilfggamg: ntfmfi‘fifzfnm court will be in Rn'ersuje cemeter}.
Accordionr to his claim, Necander
was struck by the defendants automo—
the same vein were C. E Slauson. . Mrs. Elizabeth Lyons. one of the
bresident of the Stamford club; Char- :2: “174.3; 23%;“? elinglfiod mile: an oldest. residents of Darien. 937559.07
les‘ \Valker, of the, New Haven club r.— ’ CC“ on occmre on ‘ ng- away at her home in the Austin
' List 2.. as the platinum wasmountmg‘
a curb on South Main street. Norwalk.
Weather Forecast _
For Nor-walk and vicinity:
onight' and Saturday:
Saturday;
. . _‘—
He. then jpredicted’ "a. '
complete revolnrion in the school sys-lé —~
United States within Ten
f1) 1'
that is pr'eventatixc
;rather than cure and as an example
told of the c111 of Cincinmitii
clared that 11111111111115 had
typhoid in that cit} ligdrinking‘ Water
diicct from the 01116 71-11%. He then
spoke of the, intonation of a; filtration
plan;- with the result rlé‘at'there 1511 t a7
case of 137' phoid a mpntlfi'“? He closed
bx stating that it tooka.
of some kind to stir the peopl.’ up to
use preventatixe measures.
Norwalk Man Files
$5,000 Damage Suit
catastrophe i
automobile
Rain
warmer to-
south and
J..—
7 Deaths and Eudora]: 11-1
Hcmv Sou £g§§hass .
Henry'Sanford “Shaw. :1 “cll- known? “
‘ro, sident of the Fiz '51 Bigtrict passe-d
anay last nigl. t at his home 11171.11-
chard street. aged 56 years. Mr;
Shaw7 was apainter by trade. Suf-
viving him are his” wife, and
danghters. Mrs. Everett Burdick. of
Norwalk; Mrs. Oscar 'Motley. of New
York City. and Miss Grace- M. Shaw.
of this citr. Funeral
take place Sunday afternoon at 1: 31:
1111101111 from the funeral chapel of
l-rcderick H. Ganung. 8-1 South Main
Street. Rev John 3. Snarelv pastor
of the South \orwaik VI. E. Church
01' which the deceas- d “as a member.
“ill ofliciaie Interment will be in
{the famll) plot. Ridge Cemetery.
Bedding Ridge. Conn.‘ Friends are
invited to attend the services
. Mrs-Whieyer.
Dorothy Meyer. widow 01' the, late
John dimer. died \esterday at her
in her S’nd
three child'
51) Routon street
rear. She is survived I11
ren, Mrs. John C"). Johnson. 01" Kristen‘-
ton. John fileyer. of Danlmry. and
Fred Alexei: of this city. with whom
she made her home. The funeraLwiil
he held tomorrow afternoon at 2:307
o'clock from the late home. Rev. M.
interment
home.
3111s; Elizabeth Lyons
block. this afternoon aged 84 years,
according to word received here at
pressTime. The ndfice of the funeral
, will be given later.
Fuller-ad of Jolmjllines.
The funeral of John Hines was field
this morning from his late home. ‘7‘
if.
three "
sen ices will
SALE
or 'BOYS'
COATS AND
MACKINAWS
F0171 REX —— ‘ . 1' - - , ginning or his Address to the end had southwest. lifting to west sales. Summit street. Second District. at 8:30
and fourTroggi :gartlgrggkihpfigagg wfgygfignprg’ftggr Sigggienfgnégfige- 7 JOSEPH S KERY. JR. his ilu'li‘incc 1'0 curing 111th laugl1ter.~ W'arnings for high winds are display— and from St. Joseph’s-cpurch .at_ 9
moms. pleasantly located; 15 minutes 7 ' , Plumbing, Tlnning and Heating “I 5111'. by the papers_" said Mr. ed on the coast. The western dis- o'clock. 1{e\'_ D. L, Hurley animating.
from center Adults only. 34 Wood- FOR SALE—Elegant Reslrence ' Alli Country Water System ”own“- “Unit 2““.000 citizens of the. turban-2e 15 central this morning OVEI‘ Mrs. Joseph Heals-.11 rendered solo
‘W‘a'd Are So. Norwalk, P110118 473-3. ' 1 a ' Ranges and One- Pipe Heaters l'nitml States were killed in the ‘Vi’orld the Lake region. It is? causing ““591- “Face to Face" and Mr. Edward Splan.
________ improvements, large born, 2 acres. ' Telephone 492 W1 \ 1, ' . tied weather with 10931 rains ln-near- ”C‘ , -1. Th all hearers were
‘I‘O LET—One two 0!. three rooms Near Bell Island. Bargain. Geo. ‘21 TaYIorr Avenue, 80. Norwalk, Conn. . If”: 7_i0111 than this number were. , . ‘t" 't f. m Mil . _ i altar)”, e D “'1" “'15
with kitchenétte.E1'erv convenience Mitchell. Telephone 1861. ‘ .. , ,kmifll ‘15 automobiles last year. “'11.? 1% 0-11 C115 riots 9113 0 - ’3 381381?!) Thomas burns. Thornas 11 e. .
Electric lights, gas range Stationau , W., J. LYON: gnot d1-1‘lali‘v :1 10 year holiday on auto- “"13 .Severnl places moorted,more liamIDougheriy. Jul1us_ Ileisenroth.
tub. hot water. bai‘n Heat and light PROFESSIONAL Phone 2047 3:30! P186" mobilt's instead of war?" than an inch Of r811! during the last Louis Koenmg. Jacob hocher. Inter-
furnished Prii ate home. 10! 1796 or BRI MASOTNORY-chzofiP'ENTIRCYO “Thu-1» is too mm.“ machinery in txy'g'ht3'-:o\xr hours. The temperature ment was in St, Mary-5 cvmgtm—y,
A” D cam semmel Ragtime an_d Popular Music Tau hi 7 CK!” S “STERNfiNG. 15301109131350 TTA' ”‘0 “‘"M- ”mph" insist on working. ‘5 “Sing Emmifimm “‘9 Miwssipm .
«110 L} T Nicely f1 rni hell 1"0011 111111 in 25 Lessons 9 NCETE There is no work. The machine-1'.“ ”"9“ east‘ward mtglel‘g’afisfn? fol!- F‘"“’"" of Efflzf‘gd R'i“Pefil‘". d
’ 7‘_ ._ n‘ ‘ ‘ WlNN METHOD wig, blocs it nil. Now what in the world'mg slight y fmm e as no river The {111117111211 0 ,1 war: .. ee
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133$ 23.1158an Fifi-{11:11.1 fgu‘mi'f 31113 120 Washington St Phone 27211Walke.7Reta1nmrgm-O€Vfl:lfa, and 411911121 1w going to do to remedy this “'€‘9t“'3"d ‘0 the ROCK-V mountains. will "‘9 “‘3‘” at 3339 ONCE“ “mu“,m’
111;; 1.9 \\ 114111191011 St. Store. Studio Open Now Its 3111101198 rondili'oii‘f“ afternoon from the late home 11%“ cit]
. ‘ 1,.,.., w . , reg :. toad. Rev. Louis B. 0W9
£28111 REN’TFSio-razse space, house7 ngi‘fnteLEgsisse ?A%F'E'LD N'WA‘LL PAPER AND PAINT: lie 1.111111514017123 30:12:13“:‘LIL‘figijgg TOday in” W3,“ St t :SEILSfiI‘Ciale. Burial will. he in the
0 11111 me e :11‘ ans . 7, 1 ., .. ._ 1 7.7. ,
he proof building 111332.331 6551‘“; Social Class on Wedn28d2;m23enlng 'andgzoegtfletrtfi dgcgymtfiave $215121“? n‘” “”7" “'1 “V‘W‘S‘v but on the 11.111. STREET N ridepend— 1‘0“?!“ (“‘“19‘91’37
firfiipeggortfgc “Saugatuck Conn Studio gir‘weglisses Arrange-dc room-3 dec‘x‘Ied- A51: for my Prlcna;“1,n.g “.5 “ML” .7 ' 1 GI“ steels, especially those most prom- 911111717111 I)f>-‘:§-:Iiddl(")mk.
Warehouge lecell'ptsr e have negotiable n ' \e 1 . 1838 021011 wopaggtéeuid :1an Sage Ira: 'll‘usi 111-17- only a 10“? of the score 1111711111: mentioned in the merger ru- The fu-xwm} or Mr; Frank S. Mida
. LOST ' rial Liegmde: $11111; 3; alivénast‘ 111 ‘Slll‘ll .11» hits of humor py-csellted by more. became the market leadersbe- dlé'hrook was lxéld at 2:33 o‘clock this
South Nam“ ' ' M‘L, I110“ 11,”; - . t'oi'o noon, Lacknwannu. Republic f" ' a 0‘1 01‘ 'her :0“.
‘ LOS'I‘ B k b k I 1 "I ‘L Milton-d, Of the I mtcd StatES‘aml Mldvnle rose 3 t0 5 points and ;I;"T:I':10Y\lfi $3,121! trial-(1:11“: imnsStrToPl
, . . —- an 00 No 5162 issued N Bros. L0 i17l1:1,nu..11 uf Commerce. “T13 the nest Bethlehem Crucible Gulf States and Aw ' 7‘ f“ _ i -:f K ‘ '1. ‘ /'
REYROICIS 7 Cldel' DI!“ b11231: 11;“:outhu No r'vvalk Savings gucigiggy at all 1311;111:011; $332.“; Stu-11.111717. H" S1101:n in a. serious vein S1053 Sheffield were ' one: of _ three 3:1”; :ggfafid 2:1”: urigI “Zia:
OPEN FOR THE swo' 5 ii I 7' k t r “ I please return t0 FEE: :32: Addmr 71DC61‘ILI' Itreetfiunll his :zlldi't's‘; contained :1. welcomed points higher, General Electric and “w Nnrwggk ('.¢,,,.~.t::,7\- .
G . 11:51. 21171 as payments has been stop— 9 1 1111153117.:77 141 llmslnr-ssrfnmi]1 1t _ f Standard Oil 0: New Jerrg extfggdid 7 «7 1 - c- 7 7 7
rmdmg' _ ARRI r I 1. "‘ "““‘ "WY“ 0 ‘3 S"! 0 thoir gains with Siandarz ll o ai‘ '
'7 Every DAY fi‘_,; fi , Cdlstamx animm, 1:06:11an long thing.” S’lllll BIT. Gifford referring t0 flu-“in; Cappers, shipping-sf Interna-
One of the most powerful at! W once Marylou PM): “71‘ng the Kiwanis mm-t. "I 21111 nothinz if fivmsl Paper and American Vvoolcn ’ N
sanitary presses in the state. We '° 0 ' “"11““ 3" nl'IfmIiSL I have he"! g‘Olng were. included among the. conspicuous«' VVHE
grind as reasonable as anyone, and
7 give you service second to none. A
trial will convince 11011.7
Barrels and kegs for sale: I1!
sizes, new and used, chea eat pin.“
in the state. 11
Reynolds Cider Mill
BOSTON POST ROAD
At Scribner Avenue
David W. Raymond ,
UNDERTAKER
Tels.——Office, 1103: House, 693
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING"
WVAT'ER DANIAGE
. INSURANCE
Covers leakv pipes, LrOofS,
01‘ open windows on these
GET 1 SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods, raga,,papers, mm: and a?!
wound hand goods.
have. Price according to the (Ini-
111 or the goods. A sour. tool
titan-
Philip P. Mahonoy,
- [2 Van Zandt Street
Joann-hand Goods Alwnye, a. Kala.
Anything”:
rainy days
J. M. LAYTON 7&7 (0.,
Inc. _
SOUTH 7 NORWALK, CONN.-
A Good Time N ow ,
- To Have Christmas
.—.. ORLINS’
IRE VULCANIZING SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
new and Used Tires and Tubes 5011
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oil:
11111111: 1117' SPECIAL .‘fl-IH’I‘ING
, 01,.
31031111 or ICSTL‘IATE AND
TAXATION
. Notice is lien-31y give-n that a SPF-
(Jul mes-{11‘2" of the Board of Estimate
and Tax .1 of
- will be 11.17.3an the 8th day of Decem—
ber, 1.121 at eight o'clock p m. in
lb: Council Chamber. City Hall. in
{7111 See and Tax‘ing District of Said
7 flity. for the following purposes: ‘
To receive from the City Treasurer
an estimate of the amounts required,
by‘tlze Fourtn Taxing
the sex oral depot-tint: nts thereof. and
11:. the E11111. Taxing District. and 1119.1
several departments, thereof. to
cover and overcome definiencies in
appropriations for the fiscal year
which ended August 31. 1921, and for
_ the fiscal year to end August 31. 1‘3 ’9
To consider said estimates and 10
make,- snch appropriatiéns as shallrbe
found nacessary to meet the require-
'ments of said Fourth and Fifth Tax;
ing7Districts. and the several depart-7‘
ments of said Districts. 'which77appto-
pnations Shall be made so far as pos‘
sibir— from nnappropriated revenues
of said Districtsrespeetively. and to
lay a. special tax soficiént to cover
my appropriation 7 or appropriatiofis
of moneys in excess of the unappmb‘
11.111.11.213 revenues of saidkespectirei
Districts. which tax shall be
£5113 on the polls and ratable
«5+
atri- Within the limits of said Dis—
.5
respectively upon the assess-
forgot list oi said Cit} last completed:
:31}
To fix the time when such tax shall
135501116.- one. and payable. gDated. at
19511111111: December 2116.71921- 7 '
a CALVIN L'. BARTON
the 011‘ 'of Norwalk 3, '
Dist ric t. and ,
Ivb-Ov‘ ,
Photos Made
THE MICHELSEN STUDIO 'AT 78
WASHINGTON STREET DOES
HIGH CLASS WORK
Photos at the holiday season make
lasting, appropriate and sensible gifts.
W nether it is of the baby or yourself
plan this year to bane the photo
graph made early, then there will be
no rush or possible disappointment
It is a mighty good time right now to
have the photograph made. Arrange
for the sitting at your earliest conven
lense. This studio is well equipped
lwnh up to- date equipment. is con
{rally located and has the very latest
ideas in up to date photography
tivgugfi'ty of workmanship at conserva~
I‘ICES IS
establishment your experience at 1,111:
THE MICHELSEN STUD
73 1;» ashinzton 51.. Phgge 437
S. D. G. CANDY CO.
immense common;
7 ERY, AND IGE CREAM
53 Osborn Ave; East Norwnlk
Phone 479- 13 ‘ ‘
JOLLY THREE DANCE
Under the auspices of the Jolly
Three.7 a. successful dance was held
last, night in the Town'Assembly hall
for the benefit of James Lynch, The
affair was largely attended.7
Gall 37 orchestra furnishes? the mo—
sic and during the evening several
.0123: selections were rendered. The
Iofly Three are composed of J. T.
3112112111.. E: Sheehan 7 ands Han-om
Lynch. ' ’
BILIJARD EXHIBITION.
NEW-HAVEN. Dec. 2_1-—F‘red. B.
Hall.'of Norwalk, fancy shot player.
is scheduled to give a billiard exhibi-
balls in one shot, plan's liball corn‘
'£
tion. at the Colonial parlors, this 33— '
ernoon and tonight. {He pockets 24 7
phone 863.
i217“. over 2hr- rnunlry and 1 have yet to
FROM TI'HEEHO FAcronv TO
Mattresses. plumage,
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Ebolsterl udinre doing” 1mm
cushions of all kinds sold on our one:
payment plan. Also renovating, satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 {or repre-Sentatlva to
Franklln and Monroe St. So. Nor-walk.
find :1 mason why we should not be.
. uptimislic ’Kiw: 7111is and Rotary clubs
in sprf'fld lliis'feclimr
than any 0111 thing‘., “‘11 need good
ferllehip and lnuzlilcr. Kiwanis is
certainlydnin: :1 wonderful work. M1111
Ill“! not st-llish by nature. but because
they specialise. This forces them.
more or less. to associate with them-
FORS 1 LE
iy located in First District.
$6.000'—-a good buy.
Ask John 7T. Hayes
No. 77 Main Street
REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE
-The Textile Store
Mohawk White Sheeting, "Extra
Heavy '
2174 yids. wide, special.. 65c yd.
2:23 yds wide ........ .. 75c yd»
Mercerizcd Damask Table Cloth
60 inches wide special. 756 yd-
Y ar d w i d e Handkerchief
Linen ................. 95¢ Yd-
136 WaShington St. s. Norwalk
House. 18 rooms. 3 families, central-
Price
For particulars
Norwalk
selves Tin-1' t in :1. groove and this
h'nrls lo sellisbm'ss. Kiwanis and lio-
tfll‘fi‘ m'r doing: :1 great thing: because
”5“." W“- 01‘1'r11o111311g this feeling. Man
by nature is :1 social being and pro-
gresses “1111111 these annuities arr-'- 1‘191‘1
mittrd to develop. That. is what true
1\,1111'ricanism is: i! is lmscvl on opti-
1111521sm.'l‘his is the Americaniznton
{11.17. We love."
he last 511111111111“ of the on nine: was
(MAI-n Low-joy \h Lanejox spnl-v of
ill} welfare work 11$ 11. busincgs pro-
position: :1 nintIM' of dollars and cr'nts
131.! (hildflli should lac given evrn‘
01 pm tumtv to bring out the hr- 51 will“-
in 11.1111,
1" ”11 0116111111: of his 1d.'.l1css Mr
1 {1.1m}. tourhml iori: {l1 llpnll III" (liild
11" 1, no fwxpé rimt nt ‘ 11 hlr l1 \orwalk
'38
1
v
1
'17:;
!
Sluqnisli.
‘Illf‘ pain.
I} strong features. Bails romaine
Hing: to ease.
crate rally.
pe .- cen t .
“'A’LL ST..
Cull money opened at
1.30 p.
at midday. presumably on
the investment group contin-
, Foreign exchange show~
1111, further unsettlcment. after a. mod—
711L~Standard
Oil of New Jersey reacted five points
realizing
d
I’RICES BECOME
LOWER
Excry dollar saved to-9
do} “ill bur more when
prices become In“ er.
Put away your Shurnkcn
5
sales and rails shod-ed further neglect. dollars ‘md before long
In most other-quariers. however. par- thcv “7m grow larggr‘
licularly Vamong steels. equipments. Bcsnlcs growing 13 r 2‘ e I.‘
COprT‘S. lm'ezgn Oils. shippings, rub-
hers; and lobar-cos. 7 they will earn new dollars
while 711111;: are in this 7
"A bank.
I“ n P‘ PM“ For I: is an old In 17' of
COL! )5 IN (H1 781‘
Ease .Your tight. aching chest.
Break up the
$10
the
Notning
(ryngestion and soreness light on
has such
,17.: 1.117011% to secure. but “as unable
'11 «in so. He thencontinimd along
'71l'11- thought :13 given above-1
l Mr. anojoy divided child welfare
.into three, clnsscs; free childhood:
Errol-ill and education. In the first di-
11'131011. 'Islr. Log—(joy declared ihoté
childhood should be free from labor:;
I 11111.1 it should not be employcd in far-4,"
’torics He. said that it
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to engage children because of the
JACOBY BUILDING
Continued from First Rage.
The occupants of the building at
present are. Butler Lodge the former
owners. who have rented7 the lodge
rooms and banquet hall the 11.41. a: J.
Dress company. who occupy- the Sec-
0nd, floor and the New England Can-
J (15‘ company who have a; lease of their
quarters on the ground floor, which;
lease has several months yet to run.
to divide the store. on the ground
floor. so that one hal: will be occu-
pied by the, candy company, the other
1:0 be occupied by his own business.
which at present is lo’aed on North
Main street.
/
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($330,960 on
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lit would be cancelled by his Will. He
ta]. during: his life and had contribut-
1 ed generously to its support;
The fact that the note. was not can—
" celled were among the .Surprims' {or-7
nish'ed by the Will; which left Hie 68‘
Cornell University-1.77 . 7
At the Past. mowing of the Namath!
SOLD TO GOT-TLIEB
It is said that Mr Gottlieb mwndszsick children to the open air- school;
HOSPITAL PAH)
'Was president of the Nervous: Hospi—r
late of near-Ir 312.0001)“ chiefly to .
waste. He told 0: a factory in Hartford
which for sentimental reasons refused'
to employ persons 7 under sixteen
3‘1nz's of age. After :1 short time. the}
found that it was :1 paying proposi‘r
tini because children under that age
cause such breakage and waste
In the second phase of (hild wel‘
rare. Mr. 1.0112301: declared that most
persons break all health rules. He.
said that the children should . be
taught how to take care of their'bod-
ies and to develop them so that when
they grow to womanhood or manhood
they would continue the, training. He
spokewif the open air schools for
children declaring that while. we sent
no one had seemed to recognize thail
well children might. stayywell in such
a, school.
scribed was that of education... .,
spoke o: the development of an ideal
system. onerwhich would be. free;
that. everv child should have. an op-
portunit'v to go to school and mid thug
few713(1):);11’11111 realized that in certairv’
section51of the country that children
a. soar. . He. declared that the system:
shouldbe Americanin theabes‘l; senses
would be taught to 1.711111111in
matterof: what nationality. they‘ve;
Mr. 'Lovejoy: 11136111in ed
cation. 7 ‘
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American and praeticaL» 7: He declared ‘
I
only go to school three or 77mm- monthsI
inwhioh. thé- ideals. And. institution'sfi
when 'hcai penetrates rig:
colds. congestion. aching muscles
you are suffering from a. cold. rheu—
stiff neck or sore
W’ls' “Gt 1). muscles. just get a7 jar of fibrils-s Iied' '
matism. backache.’
Pepper Rub,
at any drug store.
quickest relief known. Adv '
(1o. zigcstinn.
concentrated,
penetrating heat as red péppers’jand
lit down 111m
and
isore. stiff joints relief comes at once.
. Th» moment you applv 1’ ed Pepper
' Hui)
made. from red pepper-
You will have the
nature and economics that
for ever; action in one
9 . . , .
direction there is sure in
Elks-l :1. 111111 cold loosen up in just :1 I“? S'T'Ill‘?‘ reaction In the?
short time. (lgijmslle. XVlfh the huff?
_, ... _7 , . . .
,1'53 [909,” Rub ,‘5-‘h‘~ 901?] fem, increase 11‘. rices m "the
ed}: that brings quickest rehct. 1'1 i {‘9 P 1- Him“ i-
, 1 ' s
cannot hurt you and it cerlniniyfl pfls- “Y 1‘ ‘3‘ ” {”7 3
S‘HWIIS to end the lightness and drive sure t“ ““1339 a £11-}. and
t when prices are, lower the
dollars you now save will
be worth more than when
you set them aside.
Never was the time so
favorable fur s a v i n 9:.
you feel the tingling heat 111 xever were dollars as an
ithree minutes the (‘Dnfl‘i'stf'i‘l spot is - _ , 7 - .
1 . . 77 . ' 1‘ e to “tip 1 1323
warmed through and through. “"hr-n ' 111‘ (Kim Hi 5 3 Ad
as they are now. Start to-
day by opening a. savings
account in The People's
Trust Company.
THE PEOPLE’S
S.
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§ “To Men Who Know"
153 Washington St, So. Ho
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For immediate and
enced on' the average rim
gearing machine. Prices are
Everything possible is done
the purpose 0% increasing her on
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Look! Four single houses, $3,800 each. 3,
JIisten! Six rooms, one bath, All In:
ON LADIES’ ST RAW
positively conti
at braids WILCOX e GlBBSsord
liberal. Shapes
tput and her earnings.
Special arrangements are made to provide board and room
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