Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 20, 1915, Page 13

e co-ulmon-. orm: central mchsnn has ulv-ne.d to, ward and overspread: the ‘h&':nu ‘:: military as Co. G, $rd tegiment, First Brigade, e m-'rfl':my ;,'.*;u,.. Satinday 10 v hn?;a-nun the process S o] Conactiius Nattonal Guard, (hough at lu_dh‘ in John J. Dwyer, adminis- - . T i ety Trator, vs. s......‘ia..x o xew ton- | | Rt DR.R.J.COLLINS ; gencrally : o i ; i@ X ety Th irect 5. ‘ 3 e N Lo e - | 260 his week. Jons B Wood- | clety for the promotion of Collegiats : = ; DEN I IS I CQ Aguuc Toast tro Nnrfi%lk % Bt vio the - - | 148 Main Street, Norwioh, Cap e T Dings are apired 5 s ¥ o3 e " = K oraria ? | Dort. e Ga noe | Ponemah Hall | . informa- The winds along the north Atlantic [RUal mesting of the he board of NSste]aay. 2y e nob e wdosgg | S The 001 of the Society for the Promotivm- of X . -ll.lun-—-fl-t-dh-ut. | & . q TuThS M E e e e e s il R o W s | WARD LINE VIl z:s uotlons_""" sl < Son ek, RS |aniel ons —— fancs ahved | - i T| By : Frederick T. Bunce jovember, Northern N" Englan Rain and lbe fl‘fil ol the Norwich Bulleul ‘fi as ‘Whose lost a - rarmer -Saturday; mma dy ahd e ¢ » ",,,I i 4 East New Yor! on, : . m'.u,; terday. Mr. S dance and list of unclaimed letters in the and colder interior & lfi“‘ b - Norwich for the weok en P tiorn “New Eugiadl: Probably| e ervenss 3t semiey Bois. foy the] ahe meed wear it no. longer. Glari, Lilian uret, . A. Dudley, = 38 FRANKIN ST- : 5 reioiand colder astoniay;: Sunddy|bolics s g Soad diere, Je algiht|. Edwund Clarencs-Stadar's Poem. suspended. ‘The. X e A hone: 116-3 Norwich, Conn. it L ly cloudy. . 3, . N 16, 1865.—The Round 1 Tromrner S Observations in® Norwich, s be called S CRRE R g B e Dr. 3. H. Williams. 3 Lngrowing imund m““ Srodme pertectly. ¥ 2 Toe Namils treated withowt . paim. i Iberality T ! s ooty e Gresnman's { ] . hampooing, Mamicuriag, Scal " REAL GERMAN LAGER . |changes Friday: Bs Cfegds of ¥ t poem - = The total : . Treatment and Facial Mamase” is on draught at P ; Aiig Drongit . DAL | Georse Armol Switches made from your comb- H. JACKEL & CO. 2 . g ) e, Mot There ars sl:s scholars in attendance C. Broadhurst, ¥ T p. m. .. .4 at the schools of e Cent 100] furn Reom hannon ' ‘Highest 60, lowest 37. 2 w&""m‘ G N“;mh.,g‘: alstrict, of which John W. Allen 18| Hard Cohe. chapeemne ot the ,",'.',',_ . Johnso! uPHoLsTERING Tel. 743-3. (Take Elevator) J . o Comparisons. 3500 reward for the detection of thelthe principal. Of this number 111|ing were Mr. and Mrs. John D. (/] | ‘Predictions for Friday: Rain laced the tie on that]are in the senior department. Sharples and 3r. “William 73 4 3 ," L3 ‘Friday’s weather: dlctad day night causl the acci- ksto Residence. 4 &nd o & £3.pe dent to the express frelght train, Had| “mrerrs ooy l.,”'"":'_'“:' s =1 F. Automobile and Fumiture | PR- ALFRED RICHARDS 4 Sun, Moon and Tides. this accident occurred to_the steam- |, nCa¥ NOW ‘G the house and Bogue, W. R." Tm) garage, D ENTIST : T) Rinel P sete | B, | 20007 | Bone mesn = tercoic diesgeer 0UPHSES |lot on Sachem street owned by Rev. . B. Ring. Aut ile SlipCo ; | Rises. | Sets. || Water. Baye Deen 2 ferrible disaster. - iaay|J: P Gulliver, attracted a very large y i) OMI 1pLovers 5 e m | p m & m | & 0| jeave . for Washington today and|=ttendance. The house and lot were A 34| probanly will remain until ‘e’ meet- | BUSCHA"SR XY LOres=y SRS ana o : : > at Factory Prices (06 oF anyxbes, 10 Dbcemlier, the carriages, garden tools, etc. were AESeisa In Iraiaud se. Fawian. | |Swboust of 5 vasiags phrabe e il < xax. JOSEPH ANGARANG esday, Nov. 14, 1865.—Lieut. Jo- [ding on some articles being being rganized at uvh H. Lawler, of this city late an | spirited. Hampton met at the home of Mr. and 258 Franklin Street 3 I - : ¢ of tho “Coumectiout Voluntests, | The i9th congress will convene at|Mr. Edmund Keot Menday ovening. i o o s ; Six hours aiter hish water Tt 1a Tow | Sth resimont, with which rosiment né | Washington on the 4th of Decem! evera] zames of were played. | IOREHOUND elephone. 311-! Norwie n ; . tide, which is followed by flood 50, 0. " |aven Toamtorei ot Meut summer, ‘salled [ next. The senate will consist of 48 |after which refreshments were served | /i H HO! G i {from this country some six weeks |members of whom 37 were elected as|by Mrs. Kent. Evervone enjoyed the |l AND TAR GREENEVILLE since_for Liverpool, whers he arrived | republicans or Unionists and eleven as | evening. The next meeting will be held Telephone 488-2 Thayer Building, Room 305 § ¥, S in safety. - Soon aftér he took a stearn- | Democrats. Eleven states are now un- | November 27 at the home of Miss Bes- Ty er for Dublin where he was arrested | represented, six of which have already [ sle. Lewis. > = Entertainment -at Federated Ghurth|C\ ‘il 5rrival on the 28th of October, | chosen senators, and all of which will| The officers are: President, E. For Coughs his I‘S Gas Heater Postponied—Notes of " niterest. on suspicion of Fenanism. In onr} probably choose them before the ses- |Glagier; vice president, Mrs. Eva Ker d Colds European advices details are given of | sion elose: secretary and treasurer, Miss Gladys an O Weather The entertainment which was to be|ine articles.- found upon him. The Leader. There are 16 members. held at the Federated church for the | pec *0e S8 o Io0RC VRS O e Turkey Disease Disappears. Sunday school children was pdstponed | erv to his friends and coun en in| The disease so fatal to turkeys that Surprised Edward Lucier. 4 All Draggists . Wi i Friday afternoon and will take place {nis ‘ci 7 Sk has prevalled here for a few-weeks| s gl pan el S th the sudden drop in the Monday evening. Bt. Major General Joseph R. Haw- |past has almost entirely disappeared | pivoms Taior st nin ome e Soorin £ temperature, the absence of Nohia: o Tibacant.: ley was in town vesterday. He has|and now we presume the turkeys will|, 'sireet Thursday evening with 15 of e st d other heati h - not yet been mustered out of the ser-|be-“up lnd drmed for Thanksgiving | hig" school friends attending. The | L - steam and other heating, has We give this branch of dentistry Umbrellas turned inside out was a|vice but expects to be shortly when he | and Ch: as. guests presanted Mester Lucier a foun- A . most cereful attention. In addition | | COMMPn sight along’the streets early [intends to resume his editorial con- e Nov. . 18, 1885 ARbitier G o e o DAl S e, e brought discomfort to many. 5 i g ity e e aian || Friday atternoon. " [nection with. the Hartford Press. He|railroad accident! The down freight | o0 Jug, (00 O BT 00 QIR U RS ) 8 e are obtained by locating the right . absot nless - sessions —in organized the first- company enlisted |train on the New London Northern n 3 store for your_trade. If a fine stock our ‘dental chiairs you're certain of ]| -A telephone pole on Fourth strest!in® Conmecticat for the war and. pas|ralircad which leaves this clty at 580 | pULSR: and at 830 everyono sat down) COAL AND LUMBER = A GAS HEATER Grain, Chicken Feed, Etey e b was: blown- down during the rain'and | been in the service since April 1861 (P. M. ran off the track Friday at|y'a, 3 e o8 4 4 the ~Usry “hest Wirads of “work at [ wa*,BlowT down d = SetTion. Mooy ks Viatsapcas station, Just this side of |lncheon, xumes wers played and se- or Etc., fresh . and reasonably priced MODERATE charges. e ottt pity” o Rev, | Montville. Three cars went oft the e merry gatnering brake up st & GAS STEAM RADIATOR |l fill the bill, you'll find that stock You notice tHe ward “mederate” || | Mandger Gadle with his warriors are ety J:‘éi"ch‘;‘,’,?“.?}é’é’g rackc but no one was Injured. Jafo: hows afth pankiig ua shjoybble here. 1¥%s not a heaping togsther of in in : copital Jetters feady to et the goldlers on. el “p' ¢huren Saturday. night and Jeft | Owing o & Gente ton i NoierPoon: evening. il of % i .|a large lot of feed stuffs that counts pi because our §| Cranberry Sunday afternoon. N ‘cicher by $80. tn. cash A such 01!.-11?15 toz; d:_nse ‘fu:bfln !\c'w gork. vt K I will give you immediate com —it°g ‘the: sipect knawledps BF qualig mederate-chary & 3 —~——— X on Friday, the Norwich boats in Com- : 5 25 > charge polioy for SKILL- k| o0 1y =TT | Coneras [Other of this world's Soods as to make | s "l hoes Ot e’ i ooy FieleE s it Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh [fort in the Home or Office.|and varisty. Every customer gets FUL work is a guarantee of abso- [ a¥enue has 1eturned to her home after | the total value of the gifts about $130. | Jines did not reach New York until| This afternoon on ‘the Providence 0 E] e S o e . iute satisfaction.. spending the past two months with her Company C Organized. 3 p. m. Street grounds the Plainfield team will ALWAYS IN STOCK Full, new stock on hand. e e “d“""- ety e aunt and uncle of Burlington, Vt. She| Wednesday, Nov. 15, 1865.—~The new Occum Bus to Start. ;n*l,r:‘ha lfl,ga}‘ fleven in oun;:muon 3 3 o means making sure of g resul DR. F. C. JACKSON also visited Winooski, Montreal, Mt. |military company organized on Tues-| St John having demonstratéd that|for The Bulletin: ‘eup. ~Manager D. LATHROP Mansfleld, Camels Hump and also at-|day by electing John E. Wood: omnibus 1 B -y G 5 e, o G g e ] PR - : tended thio Vermont and New Hamp- Coptain; Bawin S Fitch, first Hewten: | poses 1o Siut ome to”Gocum. mmabing | (he Aeld and nopes (o earey off a vic. | Office—cor. Market and Shetucket Sta .nle C‘y of th CHAS. SLOSBERG sbire footbail ant and Frank M. Hannings, second |two trips each day, reducing ihe pum- | '01V; especially over Plainfield their Felagtamie 9613 3 C Street vcaatar - = lieutenant. Zhe two firat named were | ber of trips to Gréeneville. People up o N A o T T R e T a2 ’L cve reel n the 18th C. V. The compary num-|Occum way can get the Bulletin at 7| 1814—1015 Gas a.lld flm . Geo:ge Thompson and John SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL. | Pers sIxty members and will be knowg |a. m. dally by this route. ot L i ot s o M A Y in Providence Friday, Jobn A. Morgan & $Son |37 Main St. Alice Building New Styles 19 SUIT WITHDRAWN AGAINST MOTION iiST BUSINESS e ———— COA L 4 - s : 2 Fall Mlllmery “DR.D. L. COYLE Succeeding ‘the King Dental Co. 203 Main Street Next to -Boston Store 9 A, Mgte 8P, M. Daily Sundays by Appointment Lady Attendant 'Phone 321-3 Assignments Made for T City Next Week. 4 CAMP MEETING ASSOCIATION. OF SUPERIOR COURT. BORN £6.00 At the superior court short calen SEEE A e C e ER—At Pendleton Hill. N 3, Cen harf i e iay e A L Mra. A I Bronken Wes Flalutif - | Logal. Matiars. Dispecsd . Of ‘Bafore Ry e B W B b ek B o a m 0 MRS. G. P. STANTON Zudge Williamn L. Benett, the follow- cause Burnham’s Tower Fell. Judge Bennett. Palmer. Teiephonia 884 52 Shetucket Strest ing jury cases for trial in this city next — ALDRICH—At East Thompson, Nov. 16, : 5 ; The 7 week were made: The superior court suit brought by| In the euperlor court short,calendar| Jjiif® on to Mr. and Mrs Raiph or your automobile. Yy - 5 Dueatyy., Kov: vaUk‘;" joaczlouskl | Mrs. Annie H. Bronson of East Lyme | seseion here on Friday morning before |~ TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY are wind and water-proof. . Cager vs. Asthur Y. Mott, Hemey A |2sainst the Connecticut Spiritualist|.udge Willam L. Bennett, there was a. MARRIED A ockak " 3 Grand 0 enin - e lr or Nerton vs, Fiizabeth R. Norton. - | Camp Meeting association for $5,000 | lcrgthy moton list, but ‘the majority Moosup, Nov. surplus st “Moyer’ 3 Vednesdny, Nov..2i—Mabel Weeks |Jdsmages for the falling of Burnham's |f the matters were postponed or went| 17. 1915. by Rev. A. H. Withes, Sam- NE RK. £ all i ve. Shore - Line ‘Electric Railway Co., |tower upon Mrs. Bronson's cottage at | cf. g Georgetta E. w Concord at low figures. Saturday, Nov. 20th of hn‘s on Crrin D. Vargason vs. Ebenezer Allen, j the Spiritualist camp grounds at Pine| An additional bond of $75 for prose- | _DBAarb CHELSEA LINE B _haod & car., appeal from probate, Arthur P |Grove, and crushing the cottage, has|cution was ordered in two weeks in A STORE WITHOUT THE Turner; admr., vs. Thusa Gidman Tur- |been withdrawn. A’bin Hoberik vs. John Lee. FREIGHT AND PASSENGER THE CHAM s s, Bronscn recently secured a| Fermissior to amend complaint in |OCONNELL-In Noryich, Nov. 18, M SERVICE BETWEE LL 0. WAR PRICES lay, Ncy. 26—No short cumdu judgment in e superior court here argaret Black vs. Cleo A. Black was| .. NORWICH AND NEW V K Tuesday, Nov. 30 (Special)—Lewis | for $1,250 in a suit against Joseph 'H.|gravted and additional order of notice | 'jeral from the home —of —Andrew From Norwich Tuesday: g,“m 14 Bath Streei, Norwich, Ct.| COME ONCE AND YOU WiLL ] . Scrantop vs. Thames River Special- | Burnham, owner of the tower. by, registe-cd mail was directed. aned"n",".';’éucni'é;fie “Saturaay morn: || days, Sundays at 5.15 p. M COME ALWAYS. s 3R ll-paxr-. Painting, Trim. | ,62,0% (sveciaD. Nellie *S" Teaven: | The sult ssainst the camp mesting| Leave .o withdraw motion io ex-| g af Requiem mass at St.|f - Kew Fork Brookive. Brodse 2 - - ' oal d ' | wort V8. wcius Brown, exr. appeal | association was brougl on the ground | punge was granted in Washington Mazy's church at 9 o'clock. < ming, Uphelstering and Wood Wark. |trcm probate, (special) “Sherwood .| that the assoclation as lessors of the | Trust Co.vs. Frederick C. Jennings e B Sion, Tt River foot Roosereit]| PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING Maurice Frelberg ll.:kunlthlng in all its branches. | Avery vs. Dwight Spicer, e al. lund to Mr. Burnham had the right to|and others. e > ~Lod e days, at 5 p. m enter upon the Burnham lot and com- Defauit was opened and pleadings RESOLUTIONS < Improving After Operation. . |Pel Mr. Burmham to keep the 1%5-foot |were orderel fied In Nelson Anoon |paseed at Directors meeting of the s B ENOURI: Agnt 2« ooden tower in a safe condition for | Erown vs. Herbert rown. ‘orwich Chamber of Commerce: ause Hattle M Fowler of (he East|acioining property, but that the camp| ~There was a rehearing on the peti- as, 1t has pleasea Almienty |1 $1. TO NEW YORK $1. home for over five weeks, had & bome|eting association negligently Tailed | ticn of Receiver A. A. Browning of the [God to take from this life our friend tamor removed Wednesday. Dr. 3. W, |Lc do this and that thereby the tower [Thames Loan and Trust Co. for ad-|&nd associate member, Dr. Rush W. Clothing and Gents' Furnishings . Call Up 734 81 Franklin St., Norwich, Ct. _— ‘With or Without Gas Attach- 4 Kimbal ments but Always EFFICIENT 4 & Callahan performed the operation. Miss | 203 {8 supports were in Such a poor |vice on the auestion of how expenses |Kimballibeldl .= =\ o o oress and ECONOMICAL— an ‘m % 507 te 515 -North Main SL Fowler is getting along nicely. e o ey i | soutd by i Repertments. s | iE,Jep Srmbethy pith his canily in & : o —— |owie ano Enae womeen |t LS T et o e s Gk G et e | BT BRI S 2 MODEL RANGES Novelties ost jai nishings in it 2,000 o] of a member and citizen of suc igars are Good— L “" GIVEN COMPENSATION. gs in. it worth § ;"t.’;‘.‘.f:‘f e;n-;ocrm;‘ ‘o'( x;?:é:n and :;25271' tegrity: that we place on our recor We furnish Repairs for ‘all maki Turkeys Turkey Place Cards TOMS/1-2-3 5c CIGAR | Maurice O’Donnell Had Bad Case of |BLUE RIBBON MEET Lefore the court that no part of the |y charsster, which remaine a 1asting of Ranges Pumpkins Pumpkin Place Cards Infection of H 4 liquidation expenses or the taxes | inf\ t 0 o a1l who X Risetion 50, 20d Advn FOR Y. M. C. A. SENIORS | cught to bs borne by the savings de- | hit: Further, = e BT SR Lut all ought to be charged | Reésolved “inat the Secr tary forward Fruits Fancy China 2 Fruit Baskets Napkins” A Jd. Wholey & Co. Favor Baskets Lunch Sets - 12 Ferry Strest Mottoes. Thanksgiving Cards MRS. EDWIN FAY FRANKLIN SQUARE GOOD mmw 10cCIGAR | " Dr. James J. Donohue, compsnsation them and see. commissioner, filed on Friday the fol. | Close Contests in Half a Dozen|up to the commercial department. opy of ti his fam. THOS. M, SHER Prop. Franklin St. |lowing approved compensation agree- Events. rolnted out that the savings depart. |\ Vo "daRy" papers. 7% Next to Palac . mnent was already short the sum. of|gspread upon Pie récords of the Cham.|F, H. WILLIAMS, JR., General Agt. New London Ship and Engine Co, 6| The Y. M. C. A senior class held [$:5,000 which had been placed in the | Ber of Commerce. H. C. LONG, Special Ast, Groton, employer, and Maurice O Bon. |2 blue ribbon meet In the gym Fri- | commercial Cepartment while the bank g ok 4 rell of 64 Goshen street, employe, who dny evening with the following re- | Was in ope~aiion and had not been in. . KENYON, Special Agt. bad a very bad infection .,g the lere | suits: vested for the benefit of the saving: Hartford. Conn, hand and forearm on Oct. 12 at Groton, | Running broad jump—Arthur John- | @¢partment as it-should have been ac- S compeneation $10 per week during dis- o 8 SRR in., Ahrx Charnetski, | cording to tle provisions of the statute. Phone 581 MODERN PLUMBING 2. Jame: 8 ft. 7 i Mr. Fanning quoted ‘a number of au- ability from Oct. 22 et Y e | Eocities 1o sapoet: Ml Soatuntin D EN T IS T is as essential in modern house as kgl —— s lgl;_}; frthur Johneon, 'S 6. 7 In. and also gave o Judge Bemnett a eloctrisity Is to lighting, We guarss- Adam" Tavorn n, n s n cl . 3 SEVERE RHEUMATIC veive Dotnd shetput - Arthur John. |~ Recelver Erownine staied fo the DR. E. J. JONES |tws the very bast PLUNBING WORK Thei son, cou was 2 - a3 . workmen PAINS DISAPPEAR |27 " Gus ‘Neison: 55 2t 3 i - | cut the proper way t charge the ex- Suite 46 Shannon Building |7, ™ s way Hop, skip_and jump—Arthur John- | penses and to have ‘the court make a Taki . > offer to the public tne finest standard Rheumatism depends on an acid’ |son, 23 ft. 5 in.: “Alex Charneteld, 23 ruling which he could follow. He said T b oy |7 Adkbader plimeant prives. beands of Basriet IurOpe ahil Amerk in the blood, which affects the /[t 4 In: Raloh 23 £t. 3 in. - d asked Judge Wheeler of the Bohemian, Pilsner, Culmbach Savarian i musele i e BE o Hlex chamer Ei”.m'“" iienses nad been: passed J F. TOMPKI Booitn Xie, ‘Guinsess Dusiin Siout n.; ohnson, 4 ft. § | Charging expenses pass * flammation, stiffness and pain. Thi in.; H. ‘B-uck‘ ts 8 in.; Gus Nel- | Upon by the supreme court when other THE DNE SAVINGS BANK . . Ns C. & C. Imported Ginger Ale, Bunker id to the blood through- fson, 4 ft.”8"i matters wern before that court and OF NORWICH . Gl B, Ale, Frank Jones' Nourish- e a? t“‘ s digiative process. ], Eelay FACS-Won by Charmetak’ Judse Whesler had told him that it The regular Semi Anuwual Dividend 67 West Main Street e AN AOLIE Qe et S ShE S pe Y team. not been.. has Deen. doclared. st the.rate.of 4 Budweiser, Schlitz and Pabst. i | Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the old-time | "The captains of:the four teams were ’rhe (onomng ‘matters ,were post- A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town. blood tonic, is very successful in the":| Arthur Johnson, Samuel | Crowe, pered: Josph Mazura. m it ‘ Vl the past six hs, and will be pay- 7. treatment of rhen 1¢ acts | SArnetdki’ snd 1. Bauck '~ Johnson, | Sty 4pDent. abie"on ana srier Tovemper 1o .| Robert d. Cochrane Thons ML IL directly, -with purifying effect, on. SIST N Nelson_were tied fov sce- | Musioner; (iadley Fotter, administra FRANK L, WOODARD, Tréasurer, QAS FITTING, lace in ‘the. ru nln high tor, vs. Vi <1 others, the blood, and improves the diges- ‘| cack totalling 4 £t. 8 ine = o o | closure,of Gefente, If any: If otherais St o i PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING, DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN |10 West Main Street, Norwich, Cons. Pncheecmtfinodlol’.ye,&r, s Nose, Throat. ' Glasses. tion. Don’t suffer. Get Hood” e St LT Tolephone 328-3 - LADIES’ R!éu:.':;nou A Y d HENRY E. CHURCH - Agent for N. B. O. Sheet Packing. < _AND HEALTH CLUF re o" Rea y Dental Surgeon- : L . Hours 9:30 to 4:80 m L.F. n‘:‘m‘;‘. h?lElflB thusiasm Manifest Among Members. I MoGrory Building, Norwich, Conn, T. F. B“nNs oy, s 30, 4 ~WM. SMITH ALLENy New Organization Starts withgEn- e PRACTISE LIMITED A ‘The newly formed Laai R‘fl““" H o R L' c K,s MAHONEY BROS. end sl TO les’ lor. A e NN NI L « : - ;. """ii"/"‘io;'; Sasd '"n,o. B by ety T TGS Malted Milk e e | mrn w Healing and PUmbing| g epican House 3 %e' 4 g b o o brief adaress an- M Y.ehling, c-npinc. Hack, L"w . Ll s Sransiin se. | . - 92 Franklin Street Fii or Golfing. Special Ratés to Theatre Troupes, Traveling Men, Ets. vt en e awtias e.xs ot ) IRON CASTINGS | . v connacion, Snatociot srast. ro rvi ai 1 7 s £ : Prompt service day or night" PURNISHED PROMPTLY BY * | oot & SANDERSON, Props.. | to W m a A );:, i I e ] (P e e g : bofcon Bu M3 FIELDS, . . Florist|THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY (0 MISS M. C. ADLES and -the members are 39 Ward Street 3 HAIR, FACE AND SCALP SPEC tions. pecial _Forms and - Neo. 11 t0 25 Ferry Stregt. . .} Ladies, don't look . ald- oned a ity 7 i 2 n 3 . oty - IR e Batr_scant Sver Dublic, there 18 n . pNe! b e A MR £ sk s worn: get :u;‘ wrun%l‘ ad: umm cmuu-m -ua'm The 5-1 are reg . as HORLICK’S, the Original 4 - - 75 cents per day and up /= #AVESTBROTHERS. leohaiie 1222, ~ - .. 26-28 Broadway for