Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 2, 1922 · page 7

 

 

 

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lust Week of Sale
New Taking Inventory

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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advantage 0! these

.xeS [O save money.

‘ . 4.5 75c, 95c. 31.45, 32.15 g
‘ g. and Starched Collar: 10:

limit
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12:.
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heaters ........... .. $6.25 .::.
,L. :5 $2250, 3-29.50, $34.75 :3

' v ercoatt—

so 50, $22.50, 32950. $34.75 !
.eat‘ner Coat, size 38’ $12.50

 

 

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is ill at her'
Dr.

Carpenter

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Sound View Terrace.
. z-e-r is in attendant)".

 

.v. mil be a meeting of Wano-,
l-uncll. No. 3‘1. Degree of Poca-.

l n R. 31,. tonight. at which'
.r-ptlon degree will be Worked. l

"M v Freeman Light will givo '1'

~:. “(in the VV'itnesa Stand" at
am}: of the Sunday club at the

Norwnlk Congregational

. In Sunday.

 

Stove and nut coal.
Harris and Gone Co.

l.L'L’,.

mn Tel.

 

.. Harriet Alling. of this city.
'l'lrll'fl to her home aft¢r a ten

\l .v ulth relatives in New York
Ml Newark. N. J. Miss Ailing
:m kt at a dinner and dance
lr\‘ tlm lLord 8; Taylor cmployes

I. .\'- w York city.

Imus Ghiotto will be at Wash-

St bridge. Friday. 9 a. m. to 5
\\|lll all kinds of fresh fish.
‘lllL'V' until 9 p. m.

 

\ lll"'llllg of the medical staff of
‘\.nr\\;llk Hospital and ot‘ the Nor-
;c .‘lmiicul associatiOn will be held
lzht .it the hospital. Prof. Heyd.
‘lw Post Graduate hospital in New
lt‘lk (ity will address the me‘ting.

 

lun- to the wrong information hav-

1; iwn given the Evening Sentinel.
the name Claude Francis was used
w sterday as that of the man arrested
m the accident on the Post Road on
Tuesday night. The name
than arrested was Harry Francis. and
address. (lid King's Highway.
The Evenihg Sentinel regrets
use of Claude FrunCts’

llin
lmrien.
the wrong
Lil nir.

 

{ndlatof and Hood covers.

Aaron Kohn.

 

Our Regular Prices

1 .

Horlick’s Malted Milk .......... 38c
Horiick's Malted Milk ........... 75c
Horlick's Malted Milk ......... $2.90
C'yco Milk (Hospital) ........ $2.00
vulluns Food ................... 65c

Stillson-Powell Corp.
sou-m NORWALK

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

DEPOSIT ’
YOUR MONEY

in this bank before

a weekly meeting last evening, and it local police last night to stop a truck

3. N. Baptist Church. Fflday_ Feb. 3 Providence. R. 1.. Mr. and Mrs.
. 8 P. M. Tickets 35c. .Thearny. Mr. and Mrs. Knapp and

$13.50l

ot the.

 

 

 

Dr. and Ellis. Herbert .3. (‘Jl‘ticii limo
returned from a two months hip in
Florida.

 

An open forum marked the neck“

E. ,K. BANKS
‘ luncheon of the Kiwanis club held
Dry W8 Stem ! {oral James hotel.

.th‘in noon in the

and

 

-—Radiator
Aaron Kolfn.

Hood covers.
Under Mahackemo Hotel

Mrs. Edward G. Shine. of Orchard
street- who “as operated upon several

South Hamil:

5.3: “lays ago for appendicitis at the Nor-
fwalk hospital. is recuperating nicely
- land sat up today for the first time.

 

 

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The Springwood Sewing Circle heldl The Greenwich police asked the

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“'35 Very successful. .belonging to the New England Trans-
‘portation company and ask the driv-
hlr. and Mrs. John H. Manning, of er to get in touch with the Greenwich
15 Berkeley street. are celebrating police. This was done.
their 28th wedding anniversary today.f ’ '
l Guests at the Royal James hotfll
——Lecture: “W‘orlds In The Mak- yesterday were: John Leich. New
D. Rickcton.

818." by Dr. A. D. Carpenter. at the York city: Harrison

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~ Mrs. Polk. all of New Haven.

Sayre Youngs won first prize. and: ,
Joseph Davis consolation prize at the‘ —Coal "95h mined. screened auto-

 

 

 

 

Heart‘s games at the South Norwalk matically, $13.50 per ton. Harris
club last evening. .md Gun: 00., Tel. 121.
Mr. and Mrs Everett S. Bylngton. John Hersko. of 69 Ely avenue.

of Cross street. First district. are cele- complained t0 the police that JUHUS

brating their 13th wedding gunner- Souory. or 71 Ely avenue. was com-

my today. ing to his house and creating a dis-

turbance. Patrolman John Shiith
—-Buy your Vick-01a, at Donnelly’s warned Souory to behave hims if.

on easy weekly payments. Store open

evenings until 9 P. M.

 

 

The civil case of Harlan Philips VS.
Jos. Giovanni over the title to 6 inches

The postponed annual meeting of of land on Flax Hill road. was again
the South Nor-walk Congregational before Judge \‘osburgh in the dew“-
church will be held at the church town court this morning. Botlustdcs.
this evening. All membti’é of the Judge Edward M. Lockwood at the
church are expected to attend. plaintifl and Attorney John J. Cum-O
for the defense. argued their respect-
sidcs this morning.

 

 

 

The annual conclave of Clinton “"
Commander—y. No. 3. Knights Temp- .
“11'. will be held in the asylum on BERKELEY ('IIAPTER GETS
Berkeley Street. tomorrow lvenuuz.‘ CHARTER.

 

at which time officers for the ensuing
year will be elected. _-\t the state convention held in
‘Hartt‘ord on Monday and Tuesday of
this week. a charter was granted in
meeting of the Norwnlk Aerie. No,_n9rk9l9.\' Chapter. 0- E- S- This 11“»
588, Fraternal Order of Eagles. held nouncemcut was made at the meeting

llast night for initiation to be held on I of the chapter held in Masonic temple.
Berkeley street last night by Mrs.

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'Feln'uary 15. A class of forty candl-r
dates will he taken into the organiza— v Arthur K. Fitch who was :1 delcuulc'

 

Arrangements were made at u.

 

 

 

tlon. The initiation will he the nrsrto the convention. The Chapter will
:10 he conducted by liegreo Master ' be constituted ubout March in “ith nu
lltoonev and stuff. ('lill)0‘.ill’u' program. At that timc. tin-
. urgnnizutinn will he one )‘1'fll‘ old.
l -—l.ecturc: "\Vorlds In 'l‘l‘.‘ )lak»l Arrangements \vvrr- made at the
lll'lg.” by Dr. A. l). Carpenter, at (helium-tint: for the .\l..rth:1 “'ushingtnn
S. N. Baptist Church. Frltlu}, l“t~h. :l‘sum-ez' to he laid .lt Masonic telnplv'
:5 l'. M. Tickets 3:30. on Fliu'unry ‘22. A suclnl timo- \vitll
‘ -- -- dancing followed the business nll'l'l—
Harry Francis. 0i llaricn. sfnterl lug.

today to u. Sentinel reporter that he .———.~—————————-—

had "Oi-run away following ”10 w" YUl‘Nti slxuizk \vrzm. kix'l-tivi-Iu.
|cident on the. Post Road Tuvsdny _....._..

night. hut instead had now down 10 Ruth llowmau. of Nt-w York. pupil

of Lillian Sherwood-.\‘ewkirk. crentml
a furore (it the Richmond Hill Audi-
torium. where she sang lust Monday
evening before an audience of over
two thousand. Miss hon-mun was us.
slated ll)’ Quintnno. the celebrate-d \io.
linist. She. sang four encores. the nud—
lt’llt‘t' having 10 he requested to allow
the concert to pl‘Of‘t‘Cd. Minx lsuwninu
has her-n (:fl'rrt-(l tln- whom) position
in two Nt-w York churches. but as sin
is yet but seventeen and in llllllt
School her trachcr will not cumwt in

lpolice headquarters to report the nc~
clden'. and it was while he was at po-
Ilice headquarters that. lie was plziccd
under arrest for TtCkleSf- driving.

Bishop Hugh Lakimnr Tlurlvson. of
.South Dakota. will be. the Spt'ilkt'r at
~11 meeting of the Men's club of St.
,I’aul's Episcopal church to be held at
8 o‘clock ntxt Thursday night. Ar-
;runge’ments for the session have bow-n
'complctcd. Thu Men's club is very
fortunate in securing llishop llurleson

“who is a fascinating speaker. The having hvr take :1 pns‘uion 1111,.
Nuns clul) invites all the men of son. gm. has 51 um...) “.111 XI;_~,‘V x. v.»
neighboring parishes to at‘cnrl the kirk (1”... )Plllfi.
minim; and to listen to Bishop liur» __..__d _..-_V_..—-
"9”“ "‘ “ddr‘ss' numm'r Iii-:A'ru ur‘ crmln‘mt
. - .‘l 'L.‘ l-L '.

—7l.rtrge stxc pert coal $11.00 per H H I h

ton. Harris and Guns Co. Tel. 7211.

l‘nst (‘lllef Sistc'r llrvcl- and SH‘re.
tulj‘ Fish-1' J .\l< Ruiz. \H w u; points-(l
'.l I'IHHTlllllI-t' to Ilt’uw up in snlu‘ions on
‘the «in-nth of Mrs. Elizabeth .\', l-‘I-rris
at :L met-ting: of Luvly .‘lt'lu'll‘llliill
Lodge. No. x.‘. Daughters of Scnllu.
lll'ltl last niclll. Mrs. l“i'l'llS was :l

Nor—
AM
the
from

The proprietors of the South
unlk Lunch on South Mnin Sil"l‘l
mnking mnny improvements to
'propert)’ recent ly purchased
li-‘mnk ii. llnxtcr. This has hmn

m scum lemme

’ pul

MEN
$30 and $35
Overcoats

$14.50

MalloryHats $3.85
FlannelShirts $1.45
Wool Hose...4 for $190
Neckwear, ....2 for $1.00
Boys’Caps..........50c

 

Rogers 69‘ Stevens
Two Stores
Norwalk S. Nomlk

 

 

 

 

SOCIAL NOTES W

\\‘I'IS'I‘ERLIYG-LELEIT.

_\ pretty wedding took place at 8
o‘clock lust night at St. Paul's Episco-
church when Miss Sarah Louise
lk‘ll‘ll. of France street. hecnmc the
bride of Fritz Salomon Westerllng.
The (‘t remony was performed by Rev.
Louis ll. Howell.

The wedding was largely attended
h} Trio-lids ot‘ the bride and groom
lllullll srvcnty-fivc being present at
the church. The luridc was given away
by “‘lllinm Lauder.

The llrlth was handsomely gowncll
in :l lurown travelling suit with a hat
to match um] carried :1 shower hou-
qllr'l or white roses.

Following thc ceremony tho-re \vns
.l rmwptlou ut the new home of the
llllllf‘ unll groom in Bust avenuv.

 

 

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will give me the utmost

“Where can I find the best and most at-
tractive investment for my Februar ? funds?"
is the all important question hundreds of local
investors are asking today. “What. investm out

 

 

safety, complete sta-

bility in value and the most attractive interest

return ? ”

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We are at your service to answer just
these questions that are puzzling you, and.

you .are invited to call
vestiiient problems with

Our unlisted d e p
opened, in charge of M

$7
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able to give you all the information you desire.

and discuss your in-
us at. your leisure.

a :- tm en t, recently
r. Frederick C. Hull,

specializes in unlisted securities of very high
grade, securities yielding 6%, 7%, and even

Mr. Hull will be

 

marrow; DOCTOR
ROBBED IN OFFICE;
$77,300 MISSING

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locked. l-lc unlocked .ihc door and
was ginblmd by one of the men.

in n tussle the doctor was hit over
the head. and one of the hundils
ll‘u‘n seurclu-d his clothing. inking
{33.300 in hills which the physician

said he was carrying. The pair
then f'lcd to the waiting nutmunlnllc
and disappeared hrl'nre the holdup

LADII‘ZS' A") ELECTION.

.\II‘~. (Svnl‘gt‘ .‘I. )Il'thhill “Pulls l"lr.\l|
Mcthmlh-‘t (‘hnn-h ()rgnnizntimi.

lwczlmv known. Dr. Morgun will min»
in: company bonds worth sflmltm
“vrc takv-n from his dunk. probably
\vhilv hv was out of the office.
’I‘lu- nutmnolule in which thc
mcn sprd away was a large
machine, with the curtains (luwn.
the police learned. Although nciprh.
hora suw the Mnsanchuscttn mnrkcr
on it. none could recall the number.

flvc

The Ladies' Aid SOcicty of the South
Kl‘nY

anwztlk Methodist church held its nu-
mull nlc-‘tiug yesterday afternoon at
th« pnrsonngc. The Tollnwing officers
er‘c l‘ll'i‘lt‘tli'“
l‘rr-sitivnl -- Mrs. George McKihbin.
\Ilpi'~l‘l'r‘l‘~"(lent" Mrs. Frederick ll.

 

 

. , tutimmllty of the anthracite pom tux
. ( orrrsponding law of 1921. which was plmmcd to he
(“MO \dumH' . t, ., . lane of the principal revenues in the

.Vluuy "hm“ WM" made t‘m m ' n'lnerlcs of luws pom-ed by "ac state iv“
stunt: )l-ur. it “its voted to hold it lVlnllll‘I‘. it is understood nn nppcnl
\\'nshim:ton l-l“lll(l.|_\' supper. will lie taken.

The un-mhcrs were enthusiastic ()\'|‘l‘
nicml‘mrfihlp

Secretory —- M l88i

 

lllc pin.) in lucrlnev lht- ‘ _ . . _ ‘
l‘lu‘hl I» 0]" III-J) AX'I‘K
: ‘ lrivc for every mom» . . ‘
ill.“ lunvlf'thpnd Sufmlwr TO‘ “0“" 1' “‘"lpp- ""hr 3 A month"
' r 0 LL 4 ‘f rwl tints hon invmlr-d (crtnln ills.

. . . _ ._ ct n a social
All”. “1‘ huqlmss mc I g |lrictln in Hip Depurtmcnl of the Sui-r.

 

 

hour followt‘d and "f'fri‘fil‘mm‘s “"‘rpllwldm mustang t‘onmflvml'lv "Mimi?"
5' rvwl. ' in the fields add firmrdrns. they have in‘
' ‘ ‘ . :ft'Hll'tl the houses. The inlmlviinnia

\()R\\'ALK Lnt‘k Cl). OFF“ ER" ‘nrc unalllc to km-p them from lhv-lr
”fl“ ll’rrrnl and in some cmwcn have been

Animal Meeting Held Yesterday and‘arumui 1,, ”Mr“. "N.” “PM M, m”
"‘9 Visual Dividend Declared roundinrz thr‘ni with ruinmm‘.
'l‘lu- usual tllVlll' uvi was declnrml M

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lmnrir- necessary owing to the largely

. ':'e' c lc‘r 't": "l‘n
increased husin‘ss of these enterprisr 'h'” r m m ’ ' H U" "RH”Zb ‘ n

and scores of friends mourn her rlruth.

ln- ll'lll on l-‘(vhruary 2.3. A gmn-rnl
S‘OCiiil time followed the meeting.

room has now been enlargsd and 0th»-
chnuL'e-s: made which will insure
the host of service. .\‘o eating: place in

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Nortvalk is more0 popular than (his (£.\.‘vllil.l\-(§ NIAF'IlNI-fs N()T 1”".-
restaurant. STRUYI—Zl).

—Proper audits and direction in Judi;n Nehr-minh (‘nmlm today

the make up of lmlixidual partnv r- granted it stay of proceedings for mic

week in connection with the disposal
of the confiscated gambling machincs.
The machines were to have been «lr -
stroyed today.

ship. fiduciary. income tax returns.
will avoid future inconvenience in
payment of additional tax. or the de-
tail necessary in securing a refund.
Returns made up. information freely

 

 

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NO. CHANCE
OR . ARGU NT

 

 

saturday noon and
it will begin to draw

interest from' the

 

lst of February.

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South‘Norwalk! '
SavingsBank

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

IF YOU PAY BY CHECK

Your check properly endorsed is the bat ‘
possible evidence of payment.

CHECK ACCOUNTS mvrmo

 

 

fir,

ins rt stunrnnteurs. They hour not A t 3 t H .

lmcn able to accommodutc the large ‘ :f"”»;min s \turt :1:d(9 u tl!"
. - - - he . r 1 . — . 3 .

numimr of patrons. The main tlllllni: m m“ or ‘ m “’3‘ "“r “UW’H‘ "

The stay of proceedings was grantml '

Elven. Can he seen evenings as well. in order that an appeal might be luk—
Charles T. McGovern. office with an if desired. Attorney S. l’. Genuario?
Keogh & Candr 8. House phone has been retained as associate COllnstl
853-3. in the case.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

um annual mum's: or: the stock- numzrlvrsAltmcs'rrzn.
llmldcre of the \m‘wgflc lnr‘k (‘nm~ ..--.... .
puny. hcld at 1?” “flirt- of Hi" mm'. .ul-leuucx. in-n. 9. Jumm tun-2m.

Hamlin] lx'nlll-r and llv'rnztt‘rl lx'nllcr,
czmh of “ham Wm: form-«l iuln hunk»

puny yrstvrtlnv nt't- ”won at ‘2 o'clock. l

, The follovrlne w: it also (ll-vied di. ;

""4“”: ’ruptcv n u'cclt nun. nfh'r \‘llcir mur-

M. R, Riof‘anslnnr], (logy-firs R. in!“ l kt-ln xu‘rc clnsml tinder :Ills‘iclimcul
lhlllll. ll ll. l’lllfillI. “ ‘V l‘lumh. 1‘:d"l.y(fl1fllll in, r‘f‘f‘lllllll"<. "n" .llllllls
jwnrd llmrd. (‘llristizm Swat-tn. 1-). Hill ,gri‘flmhm nnnihcr rum-kc? proprietor.
””1“ \V- V- "i“hr’l“ \V'l‘ lll.ll‘lll lllllli‘l‘ Slll'Vf‘l lmrl cvcnlnfl’

l“(rlltl\\ll\Lf lllt Ilo'lllll‘. (if dirtclm‘il. (3“ “-;”,-;.,ng_ 1'}mr‘zlll': ”mm Willi
in" l"’”‘"""‘““ “""’" 'hm'" "”l‘wm “r virmving checks without funds. linr-
”7“ ""T‘W”“3’.7 kcr'H lmnds nrc $34:ng 1‘10 Knllr'r’e
l l‘H-sidnnl ‘ “I H “('(‘mmmml' $2M” null l-‘rltrlrnnu. $1,190“.

Sectvtzvrv {tn/l Tlvallrt'rA—CMJI‘ZQ" ll.
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l “'11P" YUI'H STITCH (‘LI'B

. A very plturnnt enrial time and
,llusinc-gs meeting of the “’stch-Your—
‘Stivch Club was held yesterday after-
fnoo'n at the home of Mrs. Elmer
illendricks. East inenuc. Just before.
ithe sewing started for the afternoon a
package addressed to the club in cart:
of Mrs. Hendricks was received.
When it was unwrapped it was found
to contain thimbies. one for each of:
the members. a gift of George 1". Ella. ;
the hardware man. Needless to say‘
the gifts were much appreciated byl
the members. A vote of thanks Was
also extended to Funeral Director
Stannard for his courtesy in loaning-
chalrs to the club for their social and;
card party held last month at the
home of Hrs. William Hamil. Mr.
Stains"! refusing all compensation
for the some.

‘ - . asset is dependability.
Biggest Shoe I That is what you need

'3' . . - , in your money attain
., ‘ m T and for that this bank

at

Dependable

About the best thing
you can say of a man is
that he is dependable.
What. he says you can
believe and what he~
promises that he will
perform. This bank

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

(“mung ANTIIRACI'Tl-I UOAI; TAX
Second \‘icc-Prcsldentv‘Mrs. Arthur ‘ PHI-Jul)
i‘lnrk. ‘ .
,. HARRISHURG l‘n. ll‘niu. 2.-~-'l‘hc
. ‘ .__ _ H G . ,_ ‘ . .
Financial Secretars Mrs I l “ liaphin County (“our-l today handed
go’tl‘icnwurerwvrs (‘horleq l9 Hovt down :1 Alt-rtiaion upholding the constl- "

realizes that its greatest ,

 

rm.mos m3

2 r“.

We are as near 1
trlvplmuc. and will (
:llll' coal is from ll
mining companies.»
.‘liul to gel the bust.

Orders or pnyt'ncnls may
94 “Washington Sticcl,

 

Telephone 113

Invest Now,
While Securities

Goldschmidt

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Are Cheap

Maples 6-»?

Investment Securities

Telephone 153. 13‘. 720
85 Washington Street
South Norwulk. 001m.

ESTABLISHED 1892

For everybody.
For every use.
For every (lily.
0 you as the nearest
lclivcr cunl unyuhcrv‘.

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The Norwalk Coal and Supply (‘0.
Millions BUILDING supers

SO. Norwalk

gar—‘2: ' " r.
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February Investments
That Meet Every Test

 

 

WOMEN GIVING
TO Y. M. H. A.

 

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inn (loam Undo.
Ml Morlin 1+. 'llulixcrg.
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no in: H. M. twilz.
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ml Mus (lulkuwskv.
(l. l". Hchuitfl‘.
ten Hershtia lll.
5 it, Fnclm.
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5 F. Knplnh.
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Mn‘x‘ M. 'vVillc. Iii" thlrlfutll.
llm'nmal lli‘lfllilléald.

l" .‘ll' llrll'lH,
1!) Al::- Cohen.
1‘! Month l‘ulzrv.

5 Miss Clinrloltc I‘nlszkv.
. \lE-R'ill r lmotn‘uvl l‘nlstki'.

’l'he total of campaign cuntrilvutlnns
tn ulnlo in over “2.00“. Al the large.
“mt-cling of all the nielfihers of the Y.
EH. H. A. to he hr'ld tonight. mmw
1 lnnrr subscriptions will he rcpfirlml by
l the fine workers who are busy day and
l night canvassing the city.

:SHOT AT MANCHESTER OFFICERS
l MANCHEISTER. Feb. can man
who shot at police office." early today
:is being searched for widely on the
linear-y held by both the state and local
,pollre that. he is innate. and that he
may be the man who shot through
the windows in’Max-ir Hewitt: shock
,in Vernon, SaturdAy night. wounding
two men.

Dinner Crockett, on patrol at 3 a. in.
saw a man come out of a share Store
doorway, and u this looked like a m
lpictouc act a hall was given. The man
shot an ear Crockett and run. An
exchange of shots follow. Two
hours liters man tho! it Caitlin

 

 

’ Schenoel m another calm. and be-

fore this anode VI! our twenty
shots but been exchanged. lilo mat.
ties followed.

The cute police were am: m I
search has“. As the Var-ca shooting

hetero the officers hove a than tho:

:sn mom shmmmthm

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AS WELL AS MEN

0183mm nmnum'u‘

lNBW llll Ml
lWORllllllTll EASE

EBecause Lydia Ei'Pinkluun'u.
‘ Vegetable Compound Ron
stored My Health .

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l
l Home“. N. Y. "I was in badhsaltli
l but there. didn't. secmln 1m any melting
If?!" limiter with me.
I was tired out, all
ova and itwnsun of»
fort for me to move.
1 was irritable and
cmzldrmtnlee nights
and had lrou lé with
my bowels midst my
. perimia. ll. Seemed
“ ' that nearly everyone
around me know of
your medicine nod
' " warm d me to try it,
, -‘ .- so at lost. I took
Lydia E. Pinkham‘s \'I~;zcl.able Com-s
l mund Tablets and Lydia E. l‘inkham's
I load Medicine and improved every 48 :

I do all my own wwrk now except

i’wasbin and do it with crane. lean ac-
,com lie so much in a «is new or ii
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