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than with any other crude!!! teeth.
because the forms and oolort‘are bet.
ter. They look as naturt! as your
own. All delicate shades. come in
and let me show you what they are
like. Something new.
days by appointment.
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Deposit a Portion”. “Y” Savings
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16 So. Mutual. So. Norwalh. _
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88 NORTH MAIN mart
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29 Haviland Street
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_ sugar
5 lb. pkg.
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You. Are'lStill Using
Kerosene Lamps Ask
About Our New Co-
' operative Plan For
House Wiring. lt Puts
Electric Lights Within
' the Reachiof All.
turning a nonsense welcome,
LGranulated
'1 350
DAVEY
no. AIKinds or
Stoves and Ranges
AJ Angevme
&SonCo
Sepairs‘Fm'nished
A and asidephonc call will
Wear-mantoiookatstovc.
"“0““ ”Mr selectmeh.
' to accept the report oi the committee
o no... Issursnfss
sum ens
(Continued iron First Pose.) :
On the other hand Killing'ly. which
includes the borough oi Daniebom
went ‘dry” 591 to 682. atoninston up-
set a license maturity oi 181 by re-
and the Stony Creek districtm Bran
iord went against the “wets” by a
single vote. whereas last year it was
18 votes manta the other way.
Brauford proper It“ not vote. to that
end oi the town renting license. A
less number oi towns than usual vot-
ed on the- excise question. hi slime
towns thocarly odort was to set out
the new m M an “an
in the warrant. hat in the and only
41 towns voted on this question. 0!
those voting 3: were license and
debt nosiicenee. nod oi this number
21 went license and ten Ito-license.
As 50 towns not voting remain li-
cense and 77 reIntln no license, the
standing of towns on this nucetipn is
or license and 87 no unaccustom-
pared with 82 and 88 lastyetr. and
practically the same as it wasthe
year before.
The voting on this question had few
features. Staliord which remained
license on also vote. last year,’ ~weot
license by 46. Roam which ”has
not voted on the question for 25
yearshrsnalned "dry.” as did War-
ran. ioh had not voted formally
. .Lleeuse Ionic Grows.
Winchester and Windham managed
their license mains we in
the diet instance almost toreeord
fiaures’ All the towns in upper
mandala county which passed upon
this question remained in the it-
c.» “In.
Berlin was another town which
stayed in the lioeuaeby a hrpa‘um'r-
sin. The battle bushels New cu.
usan by the temperance advocates for
two months smallest1 in the holdingnf
the town by 48 majority. while hat
year the am was'a more flour. .3
Town elections for the most. .part
were spirited and in the larger ones
unusually pron-acted. Politics played
s‘ considerable part and both the Re-
publicans and Democrats made many
claims. in Winchester the Democrats
Hayes and 'i'homts iianiiau. by a
margin of 40. defeating the present
incumbents. E. R. Bentley and How-
ard 'Hocchltiss. The meeting v'oted
which melded plenary. increaciua
the grand list by over $1,000,000 and
deferred laying the tan rate until
March. by which time the new list
will have been revised and inspected.
in Norfolk voting machines were; tried
out and were tilted. and there were
other towns Which superheated la
the same way at a preptratioa. ‘
Thetown vote onllo’sn'ae follows: '
. _ Barkhanstasd. license. ~80 maddrity;
an outage; latt year-.5yeg 117.110 as.
Berlin. limes, moistened. mm
.133. instyear‘, yesldanom ,
Hunter-d. second. district. on linen»,
cheated over; vote meanness.
' _. Last-year. yes 88, “no ,.§h.~'lfhe ffirst,
district didnasvoteaudremains li-
muse,"
Manitoulinanasumm.
”almonds. lastycsr. yea1si.
non.
'00”.
Dennis ‘
' 301.8: -
Welcott. no licease. unchanged.
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NORWALK
330. last year, yes, 887. no see.
no 313.
Harwlutoo. no Hotels. unshared,
rote. yes :2. no 75.13am. Yes it.
n"no 88. e ‘
Kilinciy. no license ,changed over,
vote. yes 562. no 691. last year. yes
551. no 479. .
Killlnxworth, license, no change,
vote. yes 64. no 44. Last year, yes 58.
Litchdeld. license. unchanged, vote,
stood license. . _
Manchester, license, no change.
vote, yes 822, no 670.1461“ year, yet
971. an 781. '
Millard. license. unchanged. vote,
yes set, no 452. Last year yes 636.
no 482. .
New Canaan. no license, unchanged.
malcrlty for no license 43. Last year,
yes 374. no 378. "
New Hartford, license. unchanged,
lantern; a. 1.1%“ year did not vow.
stoodllooul.
New Milford. license, unchanged,
vote. yes 886. no ssr. inst yéar. yes
523. maid. .
Netti: Cauha'a. license, unchanged.
malority oi. eight. Lott year. you set.
no 198.
Old Sayhro'ok‘. license, uuchsnseo.
vote. yes 188. no 96.14“ year stood
license. no vote.
lllaiuneld. no license. unchasasd;
380. no 475. ..
Plaiuviile, license. unchangedsvote.
yet 87. no 306. mast year. yes 271.
I0 I“. u. '[p
Plymouth it
no 212.
Putnam. license. unchanged. vote.
yes 688. so 838 last year. no vets.
stood unease
lama. “091$ uncharted. “”9.
yes 273. no 141. Last year. yes 2'10.
no 202.
vote. yes so. and“. Last year no
vote. stoodnn license.
cry. license. unchanged. yes
:12. no 184. Last year. yet 286, no
:19.
Sonthhory, license. unchanged. vote.
yes 122. no 92 Last year. yes 147.
'no 91,
BM. license. no change. vote.
yes 127. no 182.- last year. no vote,
stood license 75.
yes 417. no 372. Last year. vote tied
at 864. which tell town as before.
Cranium. no license, chanxed
from license by 80 majority. last
”If. yes 337. no 768.
Trumbull. no "cease. unchanged.
vote. you as. no 101.1.act year. yes 4’1.
no 9!.
‘ Warren. no license. unchanged. vote.
yes 38. no 49.
stood no license.
wuehcater. , uncharted
license.
808.
Windham, license, unchanged.“
voile. stood license.
yes as; no 175. last year. yes 97s.
irate. yes 31. nods. dastysfl. mm.
“stood no license.
\
sud moving about was my will
MW andaowmrpains~
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maturity mg. l. which the hrmiaa- '
tondlafi'ictuve Sludthe Unlonviis
idistrtct 84. Total vote. yes 395, no
Griswold. changed toiiceuse, vote,
yes 893, no 36. last year. yet 304.
rm. license. unchanged. ma-
,. Mil! Ill. Instant. retail. no 142.
mm
mflmum“
dad mum-es state and
slid.
mum-amuse,
“*“UHDO‘
”unsweetened“;
Alumna-shut.
ILfies-roswonidwhisirriddilflt
,t
The W's sea insults cares:
The bank may break. the raster-y
hrs;
A breath may burst his bubble shares;
And soft white hands could scares-
. . h an , .
A living that Would serve his turn:
A heritage. 2 seems to me,
One cares maid with to hold in fee.
The rich man's son inherits wants.
Dis stomachs craves for dainty tare;
WDIMsaas-the hearsthepaui’a
Of toiling hands, with brown arms
bug,
And wearles in his easy chair;
A heritage, it seems to me,
One scarce would wish to hold in ice.
A
What doth the poor man's son inherit?
Stout muscles and a tinewy heart.
A hardy frame, a hardier spirit;
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you)“. no 24:. last year, no vote, '
vote. you 480. no 437. List your. allrwerth being rich to hold in ice
yes 388. no 5915;.- past year. ymflm Mil-kit I ll;
”bury. no license. unchanged"
Station]. license. unchanged. vote.._
- new from constipation. The conoi- °'"
mt year, no vote.
majority, sss. tanner ream. no
vote,‘
yes loos. no ass. Last year-roll! not
Windsor. license. enchanted. 70W.
, "Io radiant?! has at any drug store.
W. 1'. Hatchet... Nicholson, on; use , y
a severe attaclr’ oi rheumatism. ms '
feet, uncles and joints were "0% V
Hemcsrtainlyluahadwly‘m .'
hestartedtotalis- may Kidney Poll. ._
Essays. "lugtaiew doses made me
Wmaflmaaudlaieep \-
annexe...» menstruating» ,
‘ slits.” .
King oi two hands, he does his port
is every useful toll and art;
A baritone, it seems to Inc.
A kin; might wish to hold in fee.
5 .
What doth the poor man’s sou inherit? ,
Wishes ' o’erloyed with humble '
things. .
A rank adjudged by toil-worn merit,
' Content that from employment
springs; '
A heart: that in’ his labor sings;
A' heritage. it seem to fine.
A kins might wish to hold in too.
What doth the poor man s can inherit?
A patience learned at being poor;
Courage. ii sorrow come. to bear it,
A teller ieeliux that is sure
= To make the outcast bless his door;
A heritage. it seems to me,
A kins might wish to hold in fee.
0 richluans too! there 'isatoll
That vim? all others level stands;
large charity doth? hover soil, .
But only. whiten. soft, white hands—-
This is the best crop irom thy
lands;
mutilate. it teens to Ins,
{AM/o
Aponrmta’s son! scorn not thy"
Ion-usavw.m.w-to mm. '
mutate resbtrearout and be- 9
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Ahedhaaitsesnatem. .
slams-Russell Lethal.
iiiillll ill lllll
hillt—"fiilliifll‘
Sells. new. Pills, Act en
“scene tilts Pepper Acts
' hilattrlls
' Get a lit-cent has now.
Most old people must give to the ,
.bowels some regular help. else they
t
tron 1s pct-techs irlatoral it is just
walk slowly". Tor no is never so
active at youth. The muscles are. less
“elastic. And the bowels are musclns. ,
so all old people need Chacarets. "
One might as well refuse to aid wash '
auntie aid to weak bowels The 6......
must ll'eYept ictlv'e. This" is impor. '
taut 'at all sits. but never so :much
“as: any _
5"“‘A‘3e is not s time for harsh physics.
e.
I
wmm’wmmmne' r.-
as naturalasitiafor old rootlets. f
eyes 'w'ith glasses at to neglect this .1 '
' Mel 18'
.mm-A»!m_.ww~v ..._ o...— .m cm. .
memento
Garments for Little Folk
Winter Coats, Freaks and Bonnets
This is an era of sensible clothing for the littlest
ones, and all little frocks and coats are Chiming” sim-
ple and childish. Everything is planned for the cornfiort
d! the child and the ease and convenience of the mother
There is apparel for school, kindergarten and playtime.
‘ Winter Costs are of Cor duroy and
white and colors, of Plush, Astraklian and
novelties.
Chinchilla in
colored Wool
Little Snow-whit Coats for babies aged one and two
years, are of Serge, Lanibs' Wool, Corduroy, ~Eiderdown
and Crapella.
Halls and Bonndllc are of Plush, Corduroy,
Benga-
line, with a bit ofiur, a posy, a tiny garland. or the
bright-eyed head of some little iforest creature. _
Balm of white or black Moire are daintily, trim-
med and look very stylish. f
, , Hats, for L ittle Boys:
0
Soft little Hats or Color .4 enemy With a leathery
tip or the end of a bright little quill.
sociatup.
FM Rm, Bloomers and Play Suit for the
smallest kindergartens up to eight-year $3188. 5° ‘35 “P
Creepers for little folk WhOJdO not walk 5?”. “P.
Novel Pom
Dollies at all sizes with hand-made clothes, and the
most fascinating White Rab him, funny Dogs and Cm
W» White Elwin-nth that carry bundles that are
' sweet smelling, and sundry. interesting looking
that .prove to be Rattles. Come and see.
Suite for Little Boys.
things
'Quil little Suits in the style of Oliver Twist and
David Copperfield. Good to wear, good
.' to wash, $1.00 up. .
to look at, easy
Children’s W ear 'Section second floor.
v. . ToClose Ontf
Two Stock Patterns of_ Dinnerware .
Very good qualities of American Porcelain, and at re-
duccd prices that are 20 per cent.- less than original.
. Dim Blue More}, nearly all pieces represented, a
'ver?‘ deals and white porcelain thigh, light. blue flowers.
To give an idea:
,y.
Dinner Plates.
. Pie Plates,
Bread aed Butter,
Cereals, ’
Fruit Saucers,
, Gold Band White Porcelain, plain
solid gold handles.
luncheon. . . . , “as.
Dinner Plates, '
Breakfast Plates. '
Cups and Saucem,
. Cereals. .
Fruit Saucers,
Eels.
5th!-
add.
86b.
.46!-
classic shapes.
Everything for dinner, breakfast or
‘21 ca.
:9 dis. a.
as eta.
:5 CB.
9 ct!
Odd Stock Patterns in Small Lots
A table of odds and ends, fragments of fifteen or
more diit‘erent decorations, and a number of fine English
thorny Breadalbane,
Porcelain pieces included. Among
Kylier and Colonial Flowing Blue.
Youth may occasionally whip the how
all! into setivlty. But a lash can‘t he
utsd every day. what the bowels oi
the old need is a gentle and natural
and without harm. Tht only such
II't'oui‘c is‘cmearet's and they cost only
They work while you sleep, ,
Unethateaube constantly"
"The City National Bank~
To Young Man
This Bauh'hasj special reserd' tor the young man who has grown ability
auiisdameutintheocudast eta snail business.
' That a“ boom increasing number at successful merchants. 6! ma-
'tursbnsihasew tint! this Bank a satisfactory place to meet
I their turn is on indicatin- of public confidence and appreciation: ...
' scams italities that appeal tosuch men are worthy of m consid-
apes some besti'uthc
best m. ., . I
. Suits,
In Large Variety
Dresses,
was—am
00th and Si. latestlniodels $6.98 up
MMoitaschdtSon.
iflm‘eW'
$1498.»
Norwalk Chronicler