W 1 onus raids tor the arrest. at 17 1- eons charged with using the ms or the sale of drugs and Instruments hood lot W31 purposes. The number of arrests to be made in the reapeutlva cities follows: 3 New York. lt~33~ music. 3; Pittss bomb 7: Indianapolis. 6; Chicago 9; 31. Paul. lit Fort Worth. 4; St. Louis. 3: Omaha. Vi: Oklahoma City, 5; Portland, Om, 9; cover, 5; Seattle. 3 8; ‘Bpohane, 5‘; San Francisco. 7; 3‘ 1 Oakland. 10111.18; Los Angelou. 3; ‘ ' ‘ Ban Jone, 3; Mobile, 3; Marietta, 0.. 8; alias. 3. 11 3 Two each in Albany, th’lhlnxton. 3 Memphis, Birmingham. Cleveland. Blenhenville 0.; Duluth.- Winona. h 11 you feel a cold coining on. y not develop into pneumo— but you ”can be sure of curing ”the cold. There is a way 19' over! come colds and succes'eiuliy oom- Bat pneumonia ’3 power to destroy: lie. A rcgnlm treatment with 1Minn.;San Antonio, Houston, New , Orleans, Kansas City, Topeka, Ala- as been “a reed u 011 as. the mode. 0‘" 1 “rest revefit tiv e Star e is- One each in Atlanta. Cincinnati To ‘ 3p ‘ a ,1 1 ' . " lode. Minneapolis. .Galraeton Salt Lake city, lthuca, and Elliott's. N. .Y.; , East Orange. ,N. J.; Lancaster and Pine Bank, Pa; Cumberland, Md.; Charleston and Columbia, 8. (3.; Jack- sonville. Fla; Columbus, Springfield, Mount Vernon, “Dayton 3 and Convoy, 'Ohio; Fort Wayne and Torre Hosts. and; Peoria, 111.; Kalamazoo'and 1an All 3<lruggists-$n 50c, 25c. » HETTIE GREEN'G BIRTHDAY. NEW YORK, Nov. 21 “Mrs. Hattie 'Gréen, the “richest Woman in the Inter-id." was 78 'years old today. “it's no holiday, thong she declared at 1 ‘her square little rosewood dosh at the 313:” M‘illiuiéldenkfnli ““3332: he 1 or Wall street. ’Why should 1 ' ' 11 " ~ to a rest a whole day, just because I gmzam'vjvrglgmsggggggzzzempzx happened to ‘ have been born ’ -. V, r on Nov. 121. 1834'.” 1 iiuma Fresno and Glensdale, 0111. Mrs. Green consented to relax just long enough to dictate a series or 1 "Don’ta for Girls." They were: ‘ ’ "Don’t envy: 1 ‘1 MOTORPROME To BE SOLD. NEWARK, N.’ 1.. Nov. fed-41m Stadium 53Motordmme. Don't overtime. where eight persons were killed and Don‘t rail to solo ohuteli 1' " a number injured during a recent mo Don t 991 anything but good, whole- tor cycle race will be sold at sherii’r’s some need; .3. [sale next Monday to satiety the claim ' Don't cheat in your business deal 0! $16,000. held by the Contractors 3 1am. who built the stadium for the East Don' t forget to be charitable. tern Motor Racing Association. 'Ow- Don’t tor-satin take a. lot or exercise. ing to the accident, which out n step . Don't forget to obey the law oi to racing, the plant has been 'a finan- God.” ‘cial failure. BARGAIN WEEK Cleaning Up for Christmas In addition to items already advertised. we are adding the following as FRIDAY SPECIALS.» CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. Ribbed Vests and Pants. Special Purchase 18c. Children's Union Bulls. any. 260. p ‘ . CHlLDREN'B SWEATERS. 980. Wore $1.25 to $1.98. Sample garments. HEAVY GRAY QWEATIRS. - 3 Special 81.00. Men's or Ladiu'. FULL LINE! CHILDREN'D AND LADIIBL EWEATERO. 8i Washington Street. South Normlk ’Phone Mb We give our Green Trading Stamps ‘ 1 prostate tit-initial Mimi W ”est ‘ brass lining the air passages. and: at Valleburg. 9A1 Dickerman 818011" 'A. cold a really Inserts thermal». memes; the em and m 'in some and producing nasal catsuit and throat transients others. A cold is due to an lemmas oi the mm my be p’roxnp’tly torso with a little illiy's Cream Balm. Which immediate- sneesing. coughing. ruuniuaz‘at 11116 none and 1 eyes. hoarseness, sore throat, lever anu'headaehe. One rea- son why this Durerantiseptio hairs acts so quickly is“ because it is no plied directly to the tender sore sur- faces 2 Even in severe. chronic cases of ca- torch, Ely’s Cream Balm never fails poisonous discharge which clogs the head and throat causing the disgust lng hawking, spitting and blowing oi the nose. This remedy not only drives out the disease. but heals and strengthens the weakened mem- branes. thus ending oatarrh. . Catarrh is a filthy. disgusting dis- ease. Don’t put up with it another day. Get a 60 cent bottle of Elys Cream Balm from your druggist and 1y nelieves the symptoms. such Alb-31m“ ‘ had been gross and criminal careless- . tieuiorly since it has been reported" to quickly and effectually check the» " press” the color at . 1 the 3‘ than to this 11.1111th 11‘ muggy g be”, Mugging! , 9 1‘3. ‘Wiblfi 1.0 do W. 0111‘ mind“ use w lines; 1 o is m “1,3?“me mar? Wit: 3:” made a “base ." and their dark ‘ that the indications 1m to. Mil 1111:1an hair all mt middle or. was. one our sites wrecks caused by tom ii}iii 1"” W3 Mi» 0“? “We“ have can with rails. misalignment: how 1 hair! Wow they are fifty. mm the alleged detective joints. mils sail WY m “Bimini 10 ”Preemie the ts could he in existence unless there wisdom or our Wilmette“ in‘ using f'ea‘ge tea." tor their hair and are fast 1 loilowing suit. 1 The present generation has new vantage of the past in that it can get a that minute examinations have been ready ““150 preparation called WY made or the roadbed since the wreck oil: 3 sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. ’ oi the springneld express.‘ 3 9. 1A1; a stain ionic and color restorer title m ' preparation is vastly superior to the HEBREW LADlEs' AID RECEPTioN ordinary ”use too" made by our The Hebrew Lodies' Aid Scoiety held grandmothers. ‘ an tutorials! reception and entertain- The grown: and beauty 01' the hair meat. last evening. at Washington hall. depends on a healthy condition at the. in honor oi their many friends. Most; scalp Wyeth’a Sage nod Sulphur Hair cal selections and 30103 were riande‘red Iteotedy quickly kill; the amoral! by Misses Ethel Stall. Karel and Ben germs which rob the hair or its lire. ale Harris. Bertha Rooduer and 0111- color-11nd lustre,niakee the scalp clean Rotreshments were served be- and healthy. gives the hair strength tween dances and at a late hour the color and beauty and makes it grew. .aflali' broke up, all declaring themselv (let a 50 cent bottle from your drug 1 es recipients ore good time Mrs. Sam- gist today He will give your money new on the part or the stupidly” sum posed to look after those details. Pars done by the society was discussed and fair trial, special agent, Stillsompow. see how quickly you will be relieved. it is perfectly harmless. , on yo 191111111111 upon. all Corporation. saws in paces Mennonite. Worked into-Many Attractive Do- signs. ll you are Jhterested io1vemhroid~ .«ery or in gassing your own dress trimmings you _ will be delighted when yon have discovered the poo sibliities of hand work thwarting all sorts of pretty garditeres for dresses, 3311111: and accessories in general. Conventional designs, floral designs and the daintieet oi berry , designs are all lovely when carried out in glistening beads of varying sizes, combined, 0! course. with fancy stitchery. either in silk,, cotton or woolen threads. For example. there is a dainty de- sign of the leathery mimosa worked on the ends oi broad yellow satin ribbon with a hard pencil. than the stems and delicate foliage ere work- ed ‘with pale gr’eon‘silit Ind the her- rylike blossoms are indicated withfil small gold beads. About two dozen beads on used for each spray and there are three cmouesrss s ms sprays on each end of ribbon Those ‘ e s. “in. serve the double purpoaemt decorab ‘ ”Meagan mm “13;, 1 ’ "‘3 "‘° m“ “d 0‘ “ii“ ‘1“ “mil“? sorrmmsnrvmmrt that holds its. ribbon down. Around til‘é’ 116m at a white chines __.._ ,.__ _- r.... evening sown in a very efleotivo doc , CONNECTICUT PATENTS. oration showing blackberries and . The following were issued Neverm- their dark green leaves. The berries be r 20' 1913. List furnished irom ol- aro worked out with small shiny lice or A. M. Wooster, solicitor of in" wooden beads, they being much light- onto. Bridgeport, Conecticut. er in weight than jet or porcelain. Aemns Phillippsen, Bridgeport. igni- The leaves are done in the long and‘ log device. 93"?“ stitch in varying shades of Allan J. Boston. New Britain. pipe (teen. and the status are worked in roll. hxown .“ko “mm: 0‘“: the colors ' M0110 C- Buun‘s. Hubtord, “‘8' or 11an as closely as passion. 1. H, mm, dos. H0”? 136111308 8” W737“ With Grant Hammond, mruord’ m . “’5 bead. and “G “M 1° ““01"?“ Henry Ml, Hartford, tobacco lath. 3 WW "1"“ WW 3°" 8 "id ‘9" Willaim n. creams. Hartford, edge- iiat. This idea can be uoed you any snide torturing machines. “01°? W 0! 8°" W“ chum-3 Christopher 11.13pm», Hartford. 5" 01¢"th “3"“ ‘9 ”9"" ““9 'muitiple-spindla‘ocrew machine. “a there in artistic mm. mum witomboidnlnwvl in deep purple bud! M the will“ cunt. 11. Veneer. Bantam, counter. cheaper. with its scarlet berries. my“; p3 mum); Whitneyvmn, would he a charming design for a. more. 1 table cover. Flowers on“ sorts can ‘ Hubert“ x. 01'1th and a J. my)“, be imitated with hands no noes or New 3““, mm mm“. mm“, notion numbers; but the 11°er on some. Humanist. New Haven. We a leathery ”WI-am are but. spray monument tor hose hassles. this wild carrot and toideurod herbs “ m“ 11.. Latino». synonymom two good design to tailor. Work the 1m” rod and bracket. former ~with dry-tel or small white moi-go a. lemon Waterbury. vii-e venom been: slid the latter with uranium “old bends. WM 13. iiihibimhl. Waterbury. Any convention desire in unity Moved with the our Annual. (imam little hon tor the collar. mode of narrow velvet ribbon. «010mm. .3me3tammsmms - 1 m1. mothers understood the secret: The: ‘ no) Recline: presided and the worlt .baolr it you are not satisfied after '11 3‘ 1) And the same applies to Raphael Tuck Lords 8 W101 primary battery. cord 16r- “ ‘ Charles a. who, Waterbury, limp; a Mod on in arouse arm-o we end mu 333.” I 1 W in Ill. VmM of W MW: ties. W Onolovoiynblonn of Willie crepe do not». with a Reticulum collar 01‘ 11min. has our and the Moon 3 omens. tiny WWW .medonetlmanlerbluuunge mmym do M will 1‘ 11mm_wn flatworms“ H onhuthyMaemMiehoi Mr 1.1 W tom Tb Days BeiorepThanksgwmg 1 011, such an enjoyable atmosphe‘r :of preparation. Such a cleaning and furb‘ishing of silver and unfolding of fine listen as therein new daily Next Week will come the work of real interest, compounding of sweets, taking store of fruit and nuts, ' and otherwise making ready foria feast day such as no other‘nation has What an incfiable air of good things will pervade the kitchen, spices and wholesome herbs blended in magical £21le ion by some wise cook. Perhaps half the enjoyment is in anticipation. and a great deal remains for memory in the days to come This is the week to find out what is needed. Next week will be too crowded with other matters. Hare yoii Fancy Linens enough? Hemetitched Luncheon Sets for use Thanksgiving night. One Square and six Napkins in each set: Dot with flour dc lys border Clover with Grecian border $2.75 " Circular Centers. rose and fern, ‘ 36 inch $4.25 ‘.‘45 inch $5.25 Rose, Grape, Wreath and Tulip designs with cen— ters 36,3 45 and 54 inches, at $2. 715. $3. 25, $3. 50, $4.00 and $4.75 a set ‘ . 3 r '1 'And How AbOui; Dishes It takes so many. New this offering is very oppor- tune. There are four patterns. in English Ware that are. to be dropped, and the prices of said ware are one third and one half below former values. When you read the following list remember to take that into ac~ count. 1 '1‘ Open Vegetable Dishes. Covered Dishes, round or oval Turkey and Meat Platters Bread Plates 19, 23 and 240 85c and $1.00 40. 56. $1.00 and $1.25 30c Coffee Cups and Saucers 1 17c Soup 'Tureens $1. 50 Dinner Plates 10 and 150 Soup Plates ' 10 and me Breakfast ‘Plates . Xi) and 120 Pic Plates ' A 7 and 80 Special in Brown and WhitcEarthenware Bowls and Bak- ing Dishes. Two quart sizes 15¢ Guernsey Earthenware ( overed Casseroles. Beanpots, Bowls and Pudding Dis‘hcs Pitchers, Shirred Egg Dishes. Oval Bakers and Mummies 10¢ each Very special Order Your Christmas Cards ' i” Personal Greeting Raphael Tuck Designs from England. The Cards that are dificr‘cnt. that carry a touch of your own personality. There are quaint old timcy pic— tures to send to friends that are for distant, that will bring to, them a warm menmry. and these have illto minatcd lettershand colored. many little familiar ver— ses always well loved—- “Gather ye Rocslmdswhilc‘ycmay. Old Time is still a flying " Sample Book at Stationery Section. hm 0! Warm Wininr Garments tor the tiniest 11.1.11me totally meet 11. out all team with lack Frost , 3 in commode! the minor romeo 1 Our inflow Want in ready to simply all your needs 1 at soon: to! prim. liiil'w’l‘ll’ COAWW and short. also lone phrase. in also: i can. Wino. Paulie and Wool novelties. every dainty/.1 «the: and semis interilned at .. . .. $1.26 1:31.30 h m sure Mil) horsepower lion learn and n m Warmly trim noradrenaline: years. “More 1: ‘ WWI white and “tilt WM!“ 1 MAN?! 1 we. one one $1.110 VWANDBGNNWAn amateur m 11E. allele-01W When is to 21m ' 1 B ”.1111.
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