W.-. n-
72:90........ so 78th we. seamless
81x90.,,”_.. So 81:90 60o. teaming
ptultow 01133.9.
121311. to 0 4211311 toe. 111111101100an
45186. .12i/goV45xV36.18c. Fruit of loom
E K M1 S
14111111de I) elo‘rlt. stools.
j. Voou 'VI'i NORWALK.
fl
.VVI '. ,VV
night at the church in
‘ if
Percy llui‘np 1re3e of itidgoiield was
in Norwalk ye terday on business.
Nell Dnoitlew and John McGlnn. of
South Norwalk. will spend the holiday
In New York. 1
Mr. and Mn. Philip N. smith of
South Norwalk have been visiting rel-
atives in Bldg field.
Mlss NHL... liaison. of Heston, is
spending ‘th‘e ‘tiay with Mrs. E. M.
liaison. of Reelll street.
Mr. and MrWI Prank Short, of Orch-
ard street. late II to spend the Thanks-
giving holiday ll ln Bethel.
and Mt'VVsVL W A. Coaper, of .ler—
aey City are tests of Mr and Mrs
Ilenry Sackma of Cannon
Thanksgiving sertvlte is to be held
today at 10:30.111 the Zion Hill M. E.
Church the dr4t time in several y.ears
Neighbor Camp. Modern Woodmen
of America. wll. hold a session tomor-
row night at thl headquarters in South
Maid street. 1 . ,,
Miss Iodine M. Foster of Tarry-
town. ls ht nth Norwalk to eat
Thanksgiving tllIrkoy at her home in
Reed street.
.llev. and M11. Frank 1) Torrey, of
Norwuik, are or ending the day as the
guests .of Mrs! Torrcy’s parents in
Fulton. N Y.
A subscriptiuln dance will be held
this evening at the waalk Country
Club. Bengal" Orchestra has been
engaged to furnish music.
Mrs. Margare Rowan and daughter.
Miss Anna Bowl 11 of Danbury. are hol-
Iday guests of 1'.. and Mrs. Cornelius
A.McNama1-oa. Reed street
The sewing circle of the Ladies’ Aid
Society of the [limo Methodist Church
will meet Fliddy at 2 p. 111.. at the.
home of Mrs. ndrcws. 16 West are.-
nuc. 1
The ball col
Aerie. Fraternal
hold a meeting l
office of Judge.
Wall street.
M. J. Leary.
traffic manager
Company, was a
tics of the‘ coffin
street, yeateVIdttylVV
ntnlttec of Norwalk
Order of Eagles will
otnb‘rrow night at the
James T. Hubbell. in
it New Haven. general
of the Connection
tvlslior at the local
linyi in South Main.
Geor o If on rey, the popular engi-
beer 0 the SO lh‘. mun sheet cities
or the Connectch it Compfitiy, hits gone
to his home in reehold. New Jersey
to spend the boil av.
Robert M. Lee. who is attending the
Sanford School 11 Sodding Ridge. is
spending the 'I‘lianltsglving recess at
the home of his parents. ex‘Mayor and
M18. M6rtin1er Ml Lee, in Italrfield are
One of the Ptllham Hose Company
l10rses..\vl1ich ”T a pull into Its foot
some time ago. Ls still in bad shape.
but Dr. 0‘. l. Oldlslend who is caring
lot him. thinks lire will come around
all right in time.‘ _
Norw Benevolent and P10
tective Or-dtu oh Elks. went, through
routine business last night at Elks
Home in South ltd In str.eet The lodge
will have lultlahlon ceremonies Sutr
(lay afternoon.
I The W C. T. Ul will meet with Mrs
J A. Richardsoukio West avenue.ll‘1'i-
day at 3 o‘clock burp. Will as many
try and be preson as possible as incl 0
is business that must be attended to
at this meeting. .
Attorney and rs. H H. Wain
wright. of ManalVEquamV. New Jersey.
and Mismiuacindt Wainmwrlght of the
Benton. Gentleman ry at Music, will be
Thanks gisving or guests of Chester
N. wainwright.o South Norwallt.
The 1.5113111011110015 or Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Pinbell wh1 %were married Sun-
«lay. have been eyed from Chapel
street to the stlport town line in
Westport avenue. where Mr Pinbell
.11 fine new house
érectcd.
It is said that
crehhed so much
mend Brothers’
the stranger who
excitement at Bay-
office yesterday,
among his sin VitrV diversions being
the smashing o ‘ window, had been
mm South Nari silt with a “jug on"
.for two days.:- so was in prime con-
dltlon. Nothing been heard fro 1
the a further; oggh. he is suppo
1111 t hat/e“ come 0 Daannry
This public he‘s pg on the Frank]
spirited a Militia "nd the Elm. Grov
layout will be 'h at the next meet.
ing of the. pity ii on Monday eve
niuV'g, December 7.1Tbe Franklin street
extension ls come diluted in order to
‘ket finislutlet to IVMthroe street and
fire apparatus 'to
V ly In time of tire.
“v I. 34 g 5*
Bd'liomtdc.
81x90 051:, teamm- ' r;
"““b‘ "lildrescri
ML be hell!
capability, feed
(I We have the
DRUGGI
(I Good claim, but We can't
complete stock of drugs.
equtpment the experience.
11w 1 111111 11
I NORTH MAIN eraser.
rec. tees.
l all.
fly and a.
goods. the '
M». .v
8T.
:31
..
Miss Bertha 1i.”
street will he a guest
in West llaven.
Mls. C. B. Dates
I-Itr.cet is capendlug 'l‘l
relatives in Danbut 1'
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
friends in New York
Miss Bessie Skin
Banner Council, No.
Peter F. Folev of
goes to Newark New
attend a wedding 111111
11011.
day. the regular 111cctl
sa Encampment. No.
held.
member our phon
thing in the cat-pun e
11‘: Keyscr.
Miss Gertrude Clo
avenue. Norwalk, is h
P. Beers' Wall street
holiday rush trade
Miss Anna Bossha
walk Fire Department
headquarters in Main
has returned to her h
of a week with Miss
holidays.
He will rotutn to III
Thomas Seminary. at
day afternoon.
Manager Fred Beck
playhouse will he. ope
with It line program
ire was formerly the
inn Industrial beam
spending a few days
she will spend the \v
er which was, being (1
star'ied ‘cross lots.’
and assisted. the car
on the rails.
a fund of information
the man about to bu
‘ manshlp costs no more than poor. A
word to the wise is sufficient. Let In
figure on your requi
Keyser.
rive on Sbnday to l
Sunday morning and
go over the Ridgefle
tracks of the Shore
over the Western dlvl
the advance bulletins
lsuacs Place. are spending today with
Mr. and‘ Mrs. Edwin Hoyt, of issues ‘
Place. are entertaining Mr. aners.
heater Fantou. of Weston, today,
street, South Norwulk, will entertain
the Stlent Seven tomorrow evening.
Liberty. will hold a business meeting
this evening I11 Mystic Chain Hall.
Owing to this evening being a boil
«When the emergency arises. ref
Massachusetts. is spending 11 few day:
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs Fantot
Beers, of Westpott avenue. It: ‘
The Oilicors‘ Association of the Nor
iar meeting Friday evening at their
Miss Viola Shove. or South Norwallt
29 Pleasant street, Danbury,
The schools of‘ the city and tom
closed yesterday afternoon for tin
week.‘ They will reopen Monday
morning, following the Thanksgivin.
John Tierney is spending Thanks
giving at his home in Butler street
and has been re- t. bristencd Music Hall
The monthly meeting of the Christ
Methodist Episcopal Church will In
Mrs. Grace Fay. of New York. is
Mrs. A. A. Altenbrandt. She louver
next week for Hot Springs. Va, whert
Miss Muriel Cobb Harrell. of Brook
Iyn. arrived in Norwalk, yesterday at
ternoon. with the intention of spending
Thanksgiving time with Mr. and Mrs
E. L. Bradley. of West. Norwalk.
As the large double trucker flatcm
in charge of Motorman Frank Ray ..
moud attempted to go into the Wall
street car barns last evening about
5:16 o'clock. the doubletrnckertrall-
rails on tlIe‘cuI've.-a11d all eight. wheel:
bit: and after quite a crowd gathered
~—Years of experience has given us
convinced. Phone 310. St. John at
Notice has been received by the of
ticlals of the New Haven road in this
city that a special train with officials
of the road from New Haven will ar-
pany’s properties here. The train will
leave New Haven .at 8 o'clock on
From Stamford it will go to Dpnhtn'y
by way of South Norwalk. s topping,“a to
train will arrive in Danbury over the
dlcates in. any way what officials will ,
be ahotujd the train. . .. .
order. of WWII
over the holiday
of south Main
IankI-Igivlng with
T. Gehrmunn .of
city.’
nor. of Henry
M. Daughters 0
South Norwulk
.ler.se3' today, to
lversary celebra:
11g of the Kahuna;
ii. will not ht .
all. 310. Every , .
r linc St. John:
se. of Franklin
elping out In W V
store, doting th
rt. of West field
will hold a regu
street.
0111c after a visi
Agnes Perry. (I.
3 studies at St
Hartford, Solar
'11 new Stamfort' ‘
1ch this evcnlnr
The new then
Family Theattt
e of the First
with her sister
inter.
rawn in. left the
After some tron
was placed back
of great value it ,
lid. Good work
rements and bt
aspect the com- -.
go to Stamford.
ld bran
Line and leave
sion. Nothing in
received here In
_.V\..
alike.
We want one trial.
ayery particularmin
ship and .prlce. ‘
it Ito. min 31..
[has 11-. In-
"’9 p. .111. '
T~ol.
We Fit 11¢ Form
if the form is shapely. We give you ‘
a shapely look if the farm is unshapely.
There are two great triumphs of our .
art. There's where We can please all
”Come now while you have so many
line patterns to ,helect from. . V '
Laos norm.
'FAQHIONVAILE TAILOR,
We satisfy .10
goods. workman
L81111111 Namath.
1218 No’ltlt Main sate.
I C—m—m.
: Norwalk.
will give an added zest to your Thanksgiving 11919111111101.1011 are ht Joseph Lynch.
perfect liberty to drop in and look through our immense stock.
0
It This stole cialttls ability, ’ °
V. B. J ackson,
- 1 4“" Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
58 WALVL CTRIIT. PHONI “I. NORWALK.
a M 1'. "30" '19
SPECIFICATIONS
MOTOR
llUttShl POWER—‘30. , “ """"‘
’l‘i’l’h‘u-i cylinder, Vertical. 4 cycle. Cylinders cast in pairs with
raterfilttckctzlintegral. Valves all one side. liiechaVIIlcaily operated
11ers angea e. .1 . 1
(li’lJNchltS—Iloro 4". Stroke 4%". w ““4““. 11
CRANK ilASll. Cast from highest grade aluminum. “and hole
covets. slumped steel.
VALVES. Are cxtra large-«L'IQ' “made from special steel. drop V
fergcd. Stalin and seats g1'.ound
VALVE l’oti’ l‘S. Inlet and exhaust [manages very large and 1111011-
structed.
VALVE OPERATION. Single Imm- shaft rtmdotfrom high grade
steel. drop forged with all came lntegral.
CRANK SHAII‘ 'l‘ ' is oft-let 2%" from center line of cylinders—still
- another increase In power efficiency with minimum of wear on. cylinder
walls and pistons. Crank shaft, drop forged from special steel. Three
main bearlngs—ull large and extra long. All bearing surface: ground.
aim to 4_ We have it large assortment oi DINING noon nuanrroas. selected "W'- Kmderww“
ption Wilt. ' . Vio give; you preference at Thanksgiving Tide. 0111 Iltle' of DINING TABLES. Recitation—November,
: RUEFETS, smasoanos. ciIINA caosn'rs and DINING ctuuas. any or WW1 Mfl'k‘“
CRANK-SHAFT HEARINGS. Special hobbit, Cunt-shaft bearings,
phosphor-bronze. -
PIS l‘ON lslxtrh lump-f1" -I1usurlng good compression and long
CONNEU’l‘lNG RODS Drop forged stool. l-hcmn cross section.
life. ldach pinion ground fitted with four rings
PISTON RINGS It‘cccntrlc trpc' ground on periphery-face to con-
form to exact bore of cy'iindtn.
Lilliltit‘A 'l‘lUN. Sp'stslt-autoumttc vacuum :15 f-reitable and
111
economical. Oil rcservoh cast ltitcgral with alumlttt Iqu case.
l‘O'l‘l‘rii. PINS lock 1 'Its kc3s and taper pins are used at «new
point to guatd against 111': 1 1 t gtttiug loose
Oil. CUPS. Am 11min. .l for every joint that may at any time re?
quire lubrication.
IGNITION. Double system. consisting of (a) magneto, (b) battery.
The magneto is not an extra or "special equipment. " it. is us touch a
part 0T ”W E M I". motor as the 1"Itl1cs and is included In the list. price .
of the crumb
ENGINE GEARS. (‘Iun- shaft autrMagneto gears all enclosed and
separated f1 0111 crank chamber. nears lubricated by non fluid grease——
not. cylinder oil.
COOLING. Is by large centrifugal pump-high t'ilicle'ncy at. slow
engine speeds ensuring cooling in hill climbing and hard pulling over
tuuddy roads.
t‘AltitlllIlIlTOlt lmprmetl simple float feed. single Jen-our own
design. Adjustable front driver" a seat Very licxible and economical.
t‘l ll'l‘tlli. Improved expandingrlng type, Leather faced. i.‘ou~
tamed In fly-wheel.
TRANSMISSION. Type—Selective sliding gear. Gear case into
grill with differential houslng In rear axle~“tbe unit power transmis-
sion arstem" so generally approved by engineers of late. Gears made
from Edit-F. formula special steel. Accurately cut and all treated.
SPEEDS. Three forward and rcveI'se—Jdlrect on third.
GEAR RATIO. Standard. 3% to 1 Speed of car. 50 miles an hour,
down do 2. on high.
' Dlthl'l Direct through nnilcrsal jointed propeller shaft to bevel
3 gear on differential. Two universal joints Pressed steel torque shaft.
Gears extra large accurately cut and made from special allo3 steel
DIFFERENTIAL. Bevel gear t.\pe-four plnlous
REAR AXLE Live. semi floating. E- M P. oxoluslvu design Right'
and left housing sections drawn from sheet steel and heat treated giv-
' ing cktra strength. Fitted with truss rods. H3att Roller Bearings in
"hardened and ground removable sleeves cat-1y load. Differential thrust
bearings. bahpit between ground steel washers.
FRONT AXLE. I-beam type Drop forged In one piece—not weld:
.edlnceutcr. Heat treated. Spring perches forged integral. Liberal
safety factor. Spindles off-set hack of yokeposts—wscicntiiically current
—-—affords easy steering. with tendency to go in straight line. Steering’V
knuckles and all connections drop forged from steel—mo castings. Two
point ball bearings la hubs and all joints bronze hushed.
STEERlNG GEAR irreversible. worm and sector mode from _
special steel case hardened. All bearing surfaces ground.
CONTROL. Geanshaft lover. at right of driver. Throttle and
spark levers on left. side of steering post below wheel—~opcr‘ated by
for emergency brake and gear shifting.
WHEELS. A1 tiller type. L111 ge spokes-42. Spokes and felloes‘
first grade second growth hickory.
TIRES. ‘1‘!" x 3’79" on all wheels. Morgan a Wright. Universal
J quick detachable rims.
BRAKES. Pour—all acting on rear hubs-«none on transmissibd
ad steel drums integral with rear: hubs. Emergency brakes. internal
expanding rings in same drum-—metal- totnetnl. Both sets double acting.
' ' SPRINGS. Front. semi-elliptic. Rear full elliptic. Extra wide for‘
fingers of left hand without releaslnz Frasp on wheel. Right hand free
this weight of car-—~ ". Driving thrusts and braking strains taken by
‘tWO radius rods~not by springs
FRAME Pressed steel-“U- 88scallop. Side members straight.
MUFFLER. Ill-MK design. sihent. Silences byV radiation—mot by ‘ '»
'Vobthractit‘m. Absolutely no Vback-pressttre. Cut out‘ .
BODY TYPES
WHEEL DASE.100".TREAD. Standard 56%".
WElGHT. Touring. Car. slightly. under 18001pounds.
GASOLINE GAPALITY: '15 gallons. OIL lgallon.
COLOR E-M-F. Red.
. PRIClll. With standard equipment pair acetylene headlights and
generator; side oil lamps. tail lumg. lamp brackets. tube horn.‘ tire re- 5
tied of course-M31713. .F' 0. B.
pair kit and tools—magneto Vincl
M
For further particulars and demondmtlons address
It.
1111.
. intern-ting Thanksgiving Program
, Held Yesterday.
The following programs were run:
dated at the Over River school, you
terday:
: Kindergarten and Grade” 1'“- '
Song—«We Thank Thee. Heavenly li‘a '
ilccltutlon~'l‘omtt1y to the Turkey,
Song—w'l‘he Harvest Is In.
. Kindergarten and Grade I
Recitation—The Pumpilin Sued.
Lenox Cur'.1le
ReeltatloanIIaIIksglvlng 'Joys,
Friday Bargains
AllccV honneny. 1111111111 Raymond :1. AS USUALV 'i'
iIceltuVlVloItgl’ll‘tlltltV1V1VlltngVIViillgémgfahlo. V Lon KimonasV, a“ the: new COIOI‘V
e recs 1 1.. 11-25 at - 9“
. «1...... “111...... yRe‘g’u lar $1. 9 for Friday, $114
ltecllatlonTllcfaIIsg. Vile Didn't Think E V
. .1011 so 14.11100 1
, Itemmuonv’l‘hanltsslyi 1g Dinner. '1 Regulal: $2. 25, for Fnday, a $1.9
‘ ltoy Sanford. Clara Sp 1e. '1 dwatd .lVeI
llff. Ethel. jar-.muu .‘
MM" " “tilled?“ I ' $1.00 FlanneletteGowns and Skirts,79c
_ Songs—Jack it‘ro'st. .. .
Kindergarten.
Higher Grader.
- Song ----- '.l‘l1anltsglvlng Song (Walls),
V School
. liccltatlounlltntlcs Thanksgiving, U
7 Alfred lioeskow.
. Recitation—4 hanksglvlng.
' Edith liuI'I'.
Recitatioanovcmher's Come.
Minnie Northrup.
Plano Solo—'l‘hc Gym-13' lloy,
Nettle Bullock,
Recitation—Tho llill of Fare,
Martha r‘lcwellyu.
liccltation~-Kl13"s Thanksgiving.
Gladys lI‘orhush.
Itecltalion—«November, .
Louis Pouba. “' 1 '
llecitanon—Gentleman Guy's Thanks ‘LUTERAGY IN STVATV ’ "NOTHlNG DOING FOR DOCTOR
giving. wflur.‘ . .
Dorothy ilurr. senator Luther's Statement That it. The Town. They Say, is the Hull
Sparta-Patriotic Hymn. to increasing. Disputed. ‘ V ., in About Fifteen Yea
Rooms 3 and at. The town is now the heal I
. . Those Who are omclal3 interested ' ‘
Recitation—JPhe Cat s 'lhauksgiving . has been in about fifteen years,
. In the repnsentatltt'a of the state in this statement comes from mam,
Solllouuy
' . , 'lucation. at' . not inclined to agree
llclen (.olohnrn. U L authority-Abe doctors.
llccitatloanix Little Turkeys, with the statement of Senator Luther One ‘51”,de says:
that illiteracy is on the Increase in ..
Minnie Built-31.. There Is almost nothing doin
llccltailon~When rather (‘arvI-s the tonnectlcut l" a mammalian the days. There is now less sickue
Duck other day 0"“ 0f the officials or the over the town than there hag
Clarence Close. ‘8‘?” 3mm} 0‘ Education “mad that at any time since I have been 11m ‘
Recitation—The Reason Why. It has an ntitnate knowledge of lhe lug here."
Clifford l‘iucklcv. toudltions In 40 iowush and from his
Plano Solo-ll Trovatore- knowledge he is sails ed. that there 0 ! flflbn
M'tbct mam" is not an Increase in illiteracy lie 11.111111111111111
‘ ' ‘ ‘ believes. however. that but for the Math:
Exercise~Pun1pkin l'ie,
LeGrand filrcenwood. Louis llarmmer.
compulqory education law theta would Slab-inn ‘
Alfred Wackerltugen. Albert Gnucr. be “we" children at school in this
V V“ .1 state than there are. It teoulrcs the
'i'“”“0332;.V‘egfgefigfigksgw"'fiv unremitting attention of the state at. 0‘11 BROWER Rabovsmn
11101111 Solo "‘fl‘uie‘} ‘0‘,%e.u'f“ “might“. ""19“”? 1533er Elho‘r’ilifl‘iflefitmgfifi
" , scone IciniechctI w
1111111011.. “”2326 38128212311911 "-" M” He bettetled that If til: 111w «Ila list 191151,, Injured in West avenue
ll‘xercise-Jl‘huuksglfiiul m) obligate the attendance of children at 99': 0" “’Paks ”~80 1‘“ now 30
fumes (.‘hurch ltulpthtevlms ltihn Vsrhool until they had reached a cor cmcred that he has been transf
llurr ioyd Hopkins Il“lnma min ago that 11111113 parents would from the Norwaik Hospital to
Weiss 13“.“ Watt-rs compel them to work instead of going home at 5 North “Full“-
9 ' 'r' ' ’ ' to school. When asked what percent-
m‘““‘””*’"“““d“"h““kmlmg' ago of the children at the state would ”lmnure blood runs you do it
““‘llh Stevens. 1;. the to school in case attendance was makes 3'0" an 9353' victim. [01' 01‘
30n8~Thaukflkilelg Day. 3 ’ lvolnntury. the official replied that, 'disease. Burdock Blood Bitters pur
SC'W’L ' .' but for the compulsory education "law Viles ”'0 “1000"9111‘88 the canse~bullda~
Recltailon—Thanksglvlng 3°“: not more than half the children of the You 139-...
'1 , M10“ McSally. . state would be sent to' school. The of- . .
Ignationw'l‘hauksglving Turkey. 11....“ said .11 was appromme to see Dainty Indian muslins are .
liar-old Chasmer. in... indifference of native 1,0. 11 A,.,.frou1flbres of the banana tree.
DialogIIe-w'l‘hanksgivlng “mg All“ tilli' an parents. and those with a long ‘ ' "
Mabel~Gcrtrude “"l‘k8~ ‘llnc of American ancestry behind
Jennie—Margaret Kennedy. In“ '.m to the necessity of having thelr TEL. 6734.
lollennAlvilda Lawson. tthlldren educated. Foreign born par- V
“WP—'MSHW (17980”- I-uts on the whole Show a keeper ap- Thmlks vm
Song 0‘ Thanksglviug. lprcviatlon of the advantages of «in-
School. cation than many of the native born .
Thanksgiving EXPTCISGt 111 be live in the small country towns. . Eiletythmg for the Th‘nk
The Wraith—“13°08 Tell,” g'l‘llt‘l omctnl said that in some instanc- ; . ' ~
The Laudi115-lllauch Verllu. as young“ born clumps are classed Feast can be found hem-'1'
.1?” Famine—Dummy Nutting. as illiterate because they cannot. "
'llte First l‘lmuksglvingaltuth An speak or write the English language. . the mg of everytliln
dersou. I This classification is not always cor-
Tlmnksglilug D.13' 1889~Clara Car- mm It often happens that the for. Fancy Cluster Raisins, Sulfa ,.
Denier signer. set down as illiterate. is well a“ $99d9‘133‘3‘93 Cleaned 0“ 1'33
Plano Duct— educated in his native tongue; The lace Citron Orange and 1"”
Mildred Iflllllly and Katlmn Gray. :1th age German 0, Swede. the crucial F1851 Dates PrunéS, Franco-
Declmnatlou~Tltuuksgl1lug. said. 13 better educated ’when he‘ Plum Pudding. Heinz Mince M V . V
Hazel Ball. comes to this country than the aver- lengquIkaln and Squash 3400““
Plano Solo—Amusettc. age native born American. in the G 6 "1“” Cake l
Mildred Osbotne. ' ‘sume industrial class; and very often 3850"“ oNuts Bundled Ml
An Original Composition. they have a high school education ANFQS C'mW Fruit. GT”?
Jack Aiken. which l'or thoroughness and 11101111113 CPI” 9‘} ifafibemefi Sweet P0.
Song—Pilgrim Fathers. is superior o the education given in Se 9;) A ““15 of Cheese. 0
School. the high schools of this state. But- an ("“5 Te“ “d Causes,
Thanksgiving Customs— since the curriculum did not include Made Cretimery Bull“: Fr“
Iris—Gladys Sanger. 11 course in the English. language the, Eggs'i‘hcallt Rind see what W9 have
latheeradelyn Silefel. - graduate multi come to this country s an sg V1118 feast. ..
llclen-v-Charlotte Nadin. with an lmpertt-ct knowledge of Eng- BUY EDIBLES YOU CA E
Priscilla—Kathryn lililkln. lish and on that account be classed .. .. . _ . '
JohnAlden—ltobert Crosby. as illiterate ‘ ' .ChurCh &M
George Washington—Chester Law» ‘ 'l f ll 1 l l ‘ . . .. '
rence. ‘hc man who 11 s n are win a ., . ‘- . '
Song—America. . dollar feels just as bad as any other '1 LEAD'NG 380°
' - School. ‘ . man when he is jilted. . .
Service brake. contracting steel bands camel- hair lined. acting on ore-as- .
Coats Skirts, Wallis. Falls
This will enable you to wear for Thanksgiving; blah tprice garment to“
825. 00 Ladies’ Suite, for this : . 812.00 Ladles' Coats. for this
" , reduction stile ......'..'.... 8127 75 :- sale .. ......... 8 8.98 _ V
82750 Ladies Suite, for this risen Ladies costs; '1an this . .Bisbars. ,
ductiopeale .. .‘.. 414.911 sale .. ..........sssa Egfi‘hfgfiw _. .
3000 Ladles’ 8 ts, for this 18.00 Ladies Coats for this '
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.840. 00, Ladies‘ Suits. for. this. . 84.00 Black Silk Taffeta“ 11 83.00 Petticoats. fonthla sale "
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8 800 Ladies'. Coats. for this All Wool Nuns VVcilingr black, .11" 8V17.00511Vodles'18klrts;for
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