Evening sentinel, Friday, March 10, 1922 · page 2

 
 

 
 
 

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B". John L. Shiveiy. pastor of the:

arrow Conn-W church.
«conflicted the services st! the Nowell:
Congregational church last ught.

Why not @ Vietroh in your home
In our Easy Weekly Payment Plan.
See our tonight: odvefiioement. Don-
nellow's, 18 South Kfln St.

"We have been notified that
on hiring into titer one 01 John
Sam-eon. which was scheduled to be
held next 'I‘uesiiny. attornoon before
no nor 0: Motor Vehicles.
lies been postponed indefinitely.

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Report was made to the police last
night that a wnter main bud burst
on'Betts place. The matter was re—
ins-red to the First district Water
commissioners who found that there
In. a leak in the pipes in the home
of Allen E. Dunn. 8 nuts piece.
which was quickly repaired.

 

William D. Wet-d. son orfierhert S.
Weed. of Stamford who has been
01mm a Tf- sponsible position with the
Nmaik Tire and Rubber Co in that
city for some time. has been promoted
to the manngernhip of the company s
district wnrehouse in Sturacuse N Y.
He left to entrain in his new duties
earlv in the wwk.—-—Rti\mford Amo-
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—Velour hats at O'Brien's:

' mdo for him.

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Dryco Milk-
Hospital! Size . . . . . $2.00
All Other Foods at Reduced Prices

Stillson-Povrell Corp.

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* rector of St. Annes. Annapolis. the
_ home of the 1?. S. Natal academy. Mr.

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Ohio! MW Hotel.

 

 

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son, (mo: 8. mum-moron
view at thehomo or WM‘WE!
mnue. on Saturday extortion?!“
until 6 o‘clock. All lovers of nrt or.
cordially invited to attend this or
human.

 

 

{cameo in a. good many things. out
the people xho ott-tinerm for the

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Winsted. Conn. bulletins say an old
Ford was found functioning on a still
at Brooklyn, Conn” when Prohibition
omcers raided the (arm 01ml
Nivviksacu tank. radiatbr. the
feed pipe and hood were so arranged
they did the business.

momemr registered" 4
acre. Emma-covered» 0. 1".
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——Auto Accessories. Aaron Kenn
Railroad avenue.
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Charming new biouaen including
many upu-Io-date sport models.
that are more than beautiful. have
arrived at The N. 19. Run .Co.'l
store. These wniltl are mode of
choice mate-rials. expertly tailored ”11‘9th 0' Europe.
find every one is an exceptional value countr’ 3’ '9"-
Prices range from 31. 98 to 85.00.
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church service o: the South W
Methodist Church next m is a
graduate of the Imperial Conservatory
or Moscom fro-iv which Womb.
31:09in the m1 of A. B. and 2o“
honors. He is or a musical race and-

 

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Because of the delay of the arrival oi

district. has assumed the duties of 0“ South MM" street. formerly “‘0'“
carrier on n r n No 37 “on,“ authe Hartford Lunch. will not be
from the South Norm": not once. 099“?“ t°m°mw $81“?de mm“!!!-
William H Tristram refined the as previously announced. However.
ponition some time m but has been; .the workmen will be kept busy so
acting [n a tampon” c.mm “mu that the place WI be OMCG 0!! ”011‘
Mr. Wilkinson took over the duties. [day “‘9an3 “‘0‘“ ““- Wim
._._________ Mano- cud Michael Rome. the

—-Auto Accesmfles. Aaron Kohn. proprietors have snare-d no effort to
Railroad avenue. lmake the place a most attractive addi-
ition to South Nam-lire .high class
The, Central station aupamtus was restaurants. New fixtures; t: "m"
summon", h) Box 4 to Dov and Rav new kitchen. ice boxes. in e were.

lfurnishings. etc" have been added and
mond streets at 8 o'clock last night.

he proprietors are conndent thnt in
When the apparatus arrived residents 1

u td
nun-h} said that they had seen a their new business they will nope i

 

, those who are particular.
small lov turn in the alarm and then! _“m snamy m l i

run .nvny. A good description of the t‘
)0. Wm gum and a search is being The call-co Girl. Palace and Regen .

 

S. Hui-rusted Chuhh. of the Ameri-

. tcnn. Museum of Natural History.
I‘he 1‘“ Jo“ nh Patton M°C°muv will give u stereontlcon lecture in the
I) D “M ”m” ‘° ”93"" "1° “"6! South Nonvalk Congregational

of lrmm night lsnt lectures at St.
I‘aul' 5 church tonight at 8. belongs to
the well known McComas family or
Manuland He has becn in Trinity
parish. \‘ew York for a. number of
wars. and is Vicar of old St. Paul's
Chum-.1 whrre so great a work is be-
ing done {or the whole church. Bc‘
fore going to Trinity church he was

church. on Monday evening. at 8
o‘clock. He will give an interesting
talk on wild life and scenery and all
lovers of nature are invited to attend

The South Nomlk‘ Lunch; on
South Main street. has m'nde an ad-
dition to its service to the p‘ublic. by
the announcement that it now has
facilities for all kinds of pies and
”pastry. which the public'. can pur-'
chase there and.. take.-,home...wiu1

 

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\icComas is well known as a speaker
of great earnestness and elouuence.
and is especially well qualified to
tonight. There
should be a very large congregation
at the old church tonight to hear this
speaker. There will be only a. five

them. All pies and' other‘n‘nstry is
made on the. premises ”by expert
pastry cooks and fieople who have
tasted the product have been enthu-
sinstic- about it. expressing” the desire
to take, some home with them So

 

greatmave these demands become
minute service. so that the lecturer‘mm the proprietors have. added a
may have plenty a! time for his sub- special department to the business.
. ject. and the whole time occupied and orders can be lcgt there.
should not be more than an hour.' -
All persons nho come will be;
. welcome. \ The Cnmoo Girl. "

 

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If he is telling you
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jm'ong Within salt.
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little
“Frmone” on an aching corn. in-
st'antly that corn stabs hurting. then
shortly you lift it right oi! with
fingers. Truly!

, Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
“l-‘rcezone" for a few cents. sumoient
to remove every hard corn. soft «corn.
or corn between the toes. and the
celluces. without soreness or irrita-
tion. —Adv.

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;Sfiocks and Bonds
Invesmm snow-ins

Quotation of local issue furnished.

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ones. made profits: on. y or“ ~21»:

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no: automatic painting.
woodwork mymmmor

They unusual!“ hand ale.
mltl ofmvefime-dtttw

liihmmt—i’or it no loan: to guess
tour with them. So it is through

“ht unto! work 3059. be”
men who WM“ noon thew.
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Rio-Opens Monday
M o to i n g

Under the New Name of

Also Under New Management

7:; Prices Reasonable, Service the Best, Rune

First Quality
Chet: EnnHadvfi Years Experience

 

 

 

WY REPAIREN‘u

We item FEW 10 give the but close of w01klll.:rl<.liP

. , at: ma notice—Ail- work guaranteed.

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