Home recently,
. mm Moran. Tutor: welt.
"od their mm WW8
mod for promoting the growth of ‘
h'ir Years ago the only
a on Tonic of this kind 9
e it in the home, which web trou-
mo mo. not always satisfactory,
IL yin, diluent any lib-tom drum:
richer: in tow: over Thunirilpiuius.
”...—m
vli‘ronlr Kollyand Mica ‘Adu mm
visited in New York over Thanksgiv-
on supply, hip mtronir' with a ~
fink.
Li mmmckilmuyprupdm w _ , 9
it perfectly equipped laboratories. Fruit Brandt and family of Stamford
lrproporatiom or thin tort opont Thursday with his father litre.
I W m Sulphur m! w
“35m in: which $3303 and Sulphur. intuit Kohler of New YOrk spent his:
nib ed with other valuoble rem. WMV‘M at “5 hon“? 0“ Brushy
fo'r comp troubles and thin, weak. Rid“:
} iliht l‘o losing its color: or coming- - . M l 9 9
Mien “in! this remedy m 8' Dr Mcflommof New York visited
daya. you will notice the color 2’15“?“ ”mt home here over the
11:1in coming hm: your 'scnlp will y
pt
n land in less than a month's time
one will be a wonderful difference
3th hair.
Don't neglect your hair- lf it is full Mm. R L Gordie of Port Ghent/or v53.
‘0 dandruff losing its color or com- lied with friends in town for the punt
fut Got a fifty cont bottle or (W was“,
Mom's Sage and Sulphur from your
dragging and see what a few lingo Mrs. George T Smith and son Her»
. tment will do for you All drug- Old are spending a few days with rel!
it“! sell; it, under guarantee that stiles in Bridgeport.
m money will be refunded if the“;
’ 9edy is not exactly an wpfigmm' m- ond- Mrs 3.0018 0‘ SOQUIDON.
“genial agent Dodson-Powell Corpor Flaked with Mm ”913m 0‘ Seminary
9 9 :‘vutreet over the holiday.
gyesterday. ,
W‘W
M
9 ,. 9.9. .9 '9 99 99 9 Mi: m Mrs; George Woodmen on-
‘ZDDVERTI'SE‘D “fig” ' 'ltertwlued’ a small party at their home
" on Thanksgiving Mr. and Mn. Gnu.
Below is I list or letter-a random Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wood
» 39.!!ch at the W3? pout oil- md Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kaiser of
‘3” ”'9 no current '5“: 'Gienhroolr were present ‘
’db-c—n—
,9 A party of 15 local boys journeyed
Vi .. south Nomik.
Q ”-21, my Ave.
'flmmfl- 72 North Main. to attend the basketball game. They
had figured on inviting the 'buo «homo.
_ w a .3; the story wanes they refused lurid:
Phil“! O'Neill in it. on walked and the others iieio-
Mrs 1‘0“” Robertson, 54 West M"— phomodtlo Mr. Kingwho went for them
H. Soper. 10 Crescent Ter in his auto
"uh Sui-limo, 3 Elizabeth St.
, Mrs. Welch l
99, Robert Wells. 39 Main St.
E E. CROWE, I" M.
Alois Kohler nearly overturned ‘hh
new Emir car, Friday. at uhout 3:30
P. ..m Mr. Kohlor was driving on the
From rm near Adrianne a corner
9 The Winnipauk Republican Club will A team belonging to Weed it Turner
. meet this evonlng foi- monthly bnu- cumulong. 9 The team became fright-
omretiim wwuimuilhfon '
9 hie oiiice in Hufimrd. WWW: .9
‘, They dissuaded the: precinct for“
Democratic loginlotiou with the Going ‘
"onthulimn Now after his nine to»:
El otter. the dendrum will 80°” N . Miro. P H. Bible“ and son Joseph of ‘~
igichmond Hill visited in New York .
xirdclentj: poplin dosing owl; in this sub-
‘io South Norwoik, Thursday even-inml'
M Hermon Wit -E Mini
ernor, having been instructed to do so
erotic party oi; the recent caucus of
that hwy; '
Regarding his conference with then
governor“ Senator. McNeil sold today;
“western not at nong talk of the
conference. ~ We were. designated ‘9 to.
martian tho povornon'c‘ views on leg
isiotlou promised in the . Democratic
platform. ,1 may say that the gov-
ernor is an advocate of strict cornpll- 9.
once with party pledges. Beyond this
i can say nothing."
The Dmnocratic senatorial canons
limo raised u committee to drww hill!
in compliance with platform cleaner.
Knowledge ot'tho memo views
was needed to aid in this wark.
EVENING SCHOOLS.
The Evening School Nil open. this
evening at the High School. Sessions
will be held Monday, Tuesde), Wed;
nepday did Thursday evenings from
7:30p. to mill-.301) in. There will
be classes every evening in reading,
writing}; spelling '9 and, arithmetic.
Dresnmakirrg classed Cor siriii will
meet two evenings in Week—,eprobohly
Monday and Tuition]! evenings. A
class in commertiihl arithmetic and
bookkitpping will he formed if buf-
{loot Dram: out: donation; will he
étairgiit by n pron-tied: drummer: if
enough pupils are present to justify
and
forming a class. A 9
EDISON
RECORDS
AT GREAT
REDUCTIONS
While Our Pmnt‘smck Lasts.
nose. cued and blocked the road. Mr. Kohler
Comfortables and
Blankets
WHEN» IN NEED OF BED
COVERING COME TO US
Blankets " ‘ ' V 390. to.:$7,5o
Compatibles $1 to $4
~ Cmmpdiles 7% to 54. 9 .
Museums (4 min.) 31:
were 50o.
STANDARDS (2 min.) .....
. were 35c.
9Iitl.l.lluvulsuu
134-18. WASNiNGT’ON. 81’.
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City National Bank
TRANMGTS A BINQRAL 'MKINR
' DUNN!" AND OFFER! EVERY
FAGIUTY CONSIITINT
WITH IOUND
“Mimi!
purple. avid m
mom .
' rm Wt mum at» you
Orbit-i '
MW
m H. ”NIH
JOHN H. KNAP', N
Ffllmm H. BEND“:
Senators Archl id McNeil Jo, and ,9
.ioim a monomeric: Wm vie
by tho unicorn-elect 93 the Demo- ’
‘ Willi hill old classmate. Wade Borrow.
next day with" a miserable load on
dimmer coolnpun old Mandolin.”
mSnr-l‘utooomri“
~ 1.9m
‘ WM
thcihht hilarity
of Mmm.‘rm smooth
,ii toyed; new Yl'witil
omen
o ii: to mind the change in himdoilw
cow moo up loosely of the re»
38W“ one by on.“ of his boyish
ammo. How the old home bran!“
them book! These faded wells had
M the Costmntion of the interest
dreo'm of them on. were it had met
ital dumb and plnoo thou. absurdly
sentimental no it may seem. Mimi“
had, quite filled the m it left oath:
lug had made him forget it. ,
him: the memory of Polly Hayden
otoyed with h,‘lm and yet he had not
seen liar nx‘o‘in since the farewell ro-
ccptfon given him here hi? hi! around!
mother on the eve of hill deporture
bio hath been almost confident. then,
that she cared for him. although there
who was regarded by onlookers us
humid. on equal chance with himself.
On lucrniux of the sudden luck
which who to send him on his 93p-
pofntmont to import, uthridso- had
gooeto Polly and asked her to marry
him'. If rho would connect his plan.
ion" to return ior her in a. Year She
had handled at limit—it was Inch
an {itinerant decision she insisted.
and she wanted to be quite mn—‘bui
she promised to give himhiu ,nnnwer
the evening of the reception. ”He: had
me am happy. full. of hope. And
thrill came the bitter disappointment.
Polls but come to the motion--
how lovely one looked. he mulledi~
but. very only she had zone may
with Wide Burrow without word of
explanation.9lhuvinx no mange. ll:
bod been born piqued, and had sailor
his horn
Three months later a into-r from
homo told him of Polly'o approaching
‘wfluehoo‘horrow. Lethal!“ not
her. it very beautiful print for u wed-
din; precept, received A cordial note
in them and that in! all. milling
mmoliud of the Mandolin: mm I
hunting memory of the girl. . 9.
Slowly h'é wandered through the»
desolate rooms. ‘
sometimes painful recollections. At
loot he drifted into a. little study. It
the book 'of the honor and down in
a worn leothor hmchalr before w
libnry able. om the mm- of the
table wao‘ swung a Greek lamp of
dull silver. Lothridgc looked up at
it‘with pinned recognition. it was:
a (record! thing. He had always Idi-
mired it when he me boy. Portion:
he would take it but: with him
His storied into I listening sititudo
stop winded in the hall. Who could
it be? There m not even u care-
‘tahcr in the home. A ohndow fell
corona. the doorway. Lethriii'ze role
with an astonished exclamation as n
slander. block-sown“ weapon up
poured in the doorway and- stoppnd
it!“ with o frightened “amnion in
but rmluhmv w o
"lifrc. horror!" ISM mun-hiss in
moot. ,
"Prank!" Time cm no heuitution
in her on of the out name. "l—i
.9hmi no idea you were in Amount.
When did you ruch home?”
"Yuma“. i came dtl‘liflhf over
to lock It the ’0!!! Diane. You know
it Inc been pilot up sine. my proud
mower died. which up iii-tutti- i
not my. not you-d? i didn't
Dirk. Borrow looked a little club»
9 9
caution." rho cold. "i come to look
time no.”
37”! m!
“Eruption-Mint vurscdahuib.
mow I‘m thWifl-J
whim. uranium” homely
lint WWII!!! about Mmif now door
m W
dilution“! mulch“
will; mltmlmoiiphtoiiryhmm
“that root of the Will. do I clipped 2 ‘
in bore for a. some. corihblod n ‘
reviving old and.
' "I borrowed the km from Your 9
m thumbing i left here one loop 9 9
Map! 3 our hip you '
'9 Ind it. 1 coupon m‘w lived in in":
‘v In! rim Mi” ,.
9 ‘ii'nt' out coolant or w mm.
. Min
i lied grown on anemia idiot i
noio‘ to you—whit no unmet-wand
hid it. twrnrmdmtc road to;
clone. in than amt. otter woqllody
war: zone. TM 3 I"! ‘1me
one of the emotion; told hint ohm
ihud outline commitmnom to
tell you about it before you Went to
bed). WW mum on going home
with mo, and to keep droid distressing
Anyone in clipped on” with only
a hurried mom to your grand-
mother.”
She mndl Lethridge looked Ill
{liar with a. timer: expression.
know it the next day when i won
would come.
e'von telephoning no.1 was angry.
and my pride was hurt. it didn't
occur to me until ions afterward that
there might hove been u mistake
changed your mind donut how you
fell! Mord me and that you thought
to diurcwd my note "
"To 'what servant did you giro the
mom?" “hit Wow lifter u
Douro
old butler. i knew his face and was
sure I could trust him to deliver the
message"
[othridge’u face changed: “Wanton!
near I didn’t how it till next morn-
ing. no that explains it." He timed
itc her win. ”And whore did you
put the note?" he inquired. '
into the silver lamp there."
With a quick gesture Leihrldgc
tools and withdrew: fill hand cow-
romp of paper which wow wrapped
hung, .
"That rm a. moo—o. pink rose——
from my bouquet." raid Mn. Burrow.
with a nervous little laugh.
Slowly Lethrhlae mo the faded
and putbvmmhhpmut.
his. heart. For : momont neither
spoke.
"After-after I married." sold Mn.
Burrow, hauntingly.
hunched. it was ll) tram you to act
willntmud youof noting. But i
[flaw {on} rich!- lhont twin! to find
out when l we: Wude'c wife. I would
on olive."
”While WI was alive?”
ago?”
9 “1 Mind hard it.
But why do i any that?
Poor .9Wodei
9 Bile iookoddowu at the faded oar-
W- 9
Milt“. alto replied. Then. oftcr a
moot, cud in: brighter tone. "Won;
whet i come to remit ion—nu oll'
note end my belief in you And
mmmmmmnugp
“I never got the message: he;
mid. _ x
“i know it-wnow. But i didn’t
latch in beck-om “will! was: the 9
hazinning or an attack of gripwnnd'
when i waited. minim surely you ,
You sailed without»
What i polluted m til-f. you had 9
the canal: is}! out. of it will merely .
“i think it was your grandmother's ‘
"Here In this room. 1 clipped it
reached up into the curved meno‘
crud .with dust: He held I widowed 9
wood: commune brown uni mun .
mulling, iii: mo Wane unlined 9
their
occupation-miter. nonem- polo at‘
never come here even on the scroll .
phonon of finding the note while he ..
! remember it oil. The old fellow was : .
otrioken with apopiexy that very eve» :
nine end never regained conscious ‘
’
"‘Yn. You knew. of course, that ’9"
M 'dieG—fl. ammo—4w yam _.
have been happy. He ind everything
in man could taut to make him. so." .,
"Yep, r mom or won—wary f 7
myrmu-lonmm ”sumo.
sowitistimutodspcri. Shilling»!
mm communal: afternoon
,ics
fife-solemn
9 Minor of different famousi‘pcricdc,” many cop--
oi Material. pieces of Mahogany and English Oak.
D ks, Writing Tables, Consoles, Dressing Tables, Low
Bolys, Mirrors and: Separate Charms.
; Wardrobe Trunks elegantly fitted Traveling Bags,
{alloy Leather Goods, Card and Game Sets. ' ‘
Oriental Rugs Tcmkwood Screens and l‘abouretS,
Dhsk Soto, Silver, China and Baskctry ‘
{ Ekotfolicru for reading tablets and
Library Sets and Jewelry.
denim: Vases.
Second floor.
Specml Sale of Sample Furs
Collie and Separate Pieces in fine grades. '
5' Next Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 3 and 4,- have
bitei'i set for a large display mi sale of Furs, to be
hold in the Coo-t and. Soft Rooms 'llie representative
oil one of the largest eastern furriors will visit us bring—
inlg wrih him his fine stock of sample, garments, rind our‘
costumers» are invited. to this showing, with the privi—
lolge of selecting Furs as from our own stack. The
grade of Furs will be exactly‘i‘he some as we- always
have; there- will be a much larger assortment, however.
Fur Coats of Hudson Seal, French Seal... Natural
and Black Pony, Marmot, Sable Squirrel and
Carpool. '
Scarves and Mulls of Mole Clvet c'ac, Pointed Fox,
t Black Fox, Mink, Natural Raccoon, Persian Lamb,
Cannot, Lynx, Black and Natural Wolf.
Second floo r ,opening Tuesday morning.
Phoenix Knitted Mufflers, three styles. Button-over front,
Military,
. : Collar,
In white. black or grav. soc, ouch.
Opera Bags, pouch stvle. antique reproductions
livery gnome, beaded, trimmed with chiffon and tinsel
‘ Jewelry Section-
“Underpants of fine quality for gifts.
‘ Italian and Venetian Silk, plain or embroidered
. . , '9 ‘ $.59 to 35cm.
Swiss Ribbed .LlSle Vests with ham] crocheted yokcs.
5pc to $1. 25
"l sometime: . 'i ‘ .9 ‘
wondered if something like this hadn't 9
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IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Loullier and Mill Work for Everything
Tow III.
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