Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 22, 1915 · page 11

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‘ fin fis’i‘ TALL H ME
MAN AT THE C HER ,
war I CAN'T MEET HIM ”WY
To‘oav— MY PARENTS C

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Lemmas AN' IVE
F A Mth To 5899K “P

If: LITTLE LOVE AFFAIR

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

SEE hERE You 5W
PIN~HEII0~TH‘5WEU- ‘
DAME UNIT TM are

MUSE H89
CANCELLED YER

ARE wnnmuo ME' TRUE LOVE AN wm HER FER MESELF‘ TIME auteur. Tot-D l‘f’lTl-l‘ PRIZE
Wesggw‘ ’ ' E16 1m. You” 3008 6“- EIGHT!

OLL YER Hoop!

How on Bo! -I
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BUT ON THE LEVEL
How W02 5 To

KNOW TH’ GUY WAS A
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lURliEl ANU UUlUREN EUR
IUAURSUIVIRU UUMES UlUllg‘

prices vary in the ditl'erent Norualk -_,, v‘ev" w
tilt is, but the wires for turkey are
from 30 cents to 35 cents per pound,
:illit—P killLlit’n prices call for from 22

to 35 cents per pound.

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——A WISE MERCHANT

Loral markets have now definitely
learned the prices for turkeys and‘
chickens for the Thanksgiving trade.

advertises his goods. it he cannot do ,
1 “(1‘3 quoted by local markets would it in a llll‘gC‘WZly,‘ll(“uSCli tho SERUFCI '
ll.til('ill9 that turkeys and chickens tor‘ "1“"de “1“” {3319' columns. (all " ””4”" -‘:""
the thanksgiving tables are high. The; up the attire, and an ad. 1111111 Will call ll. “3
lat once. My“, York on
ttitli friends.

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t‘liarlcs t‘. Siiitleus has been

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,titiiial contention
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Buy your goods today at [he‘ll aP
store it you want to enioy your
Thanksgiving

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3 This \teek Judge and Mrs.
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in New York.

Sand was spread by several

Fancy Maine Potatoes pk.
Fancy Eggs a doz.
Mince Meat , 3 pks. for
Seeded Raisins,'a pkg.

Not a Seed Raisin, apkg. l’2c
Cleaned Currants a p 150
Pumpkins or Squash a can 100
Cranberries a pound lOc
Oates a pkg. lOc
Citron a pound 208
Oranges or lemon peel lb. 15c
Mixed Nuts a‘ pound 150
Paper Shell alniOnds lb. 23c
80ft Shell walnuts lb. 230
Brazil nuts a pound “180
Filberts a pound loo"
Imported Walnuts. lb. 150
Prunes 40-508 lb. 15c

special stamps this week. only.’ ~-
too~ Stamps with x Can
"Baking Powder at .

25c
30c.

25c
100

" .‘llilli
" IN” door by order at the w-let
it was tier idcd by them at their

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land dangerous on rainy days.

3’ Edwin Siiiiili, of Saitizalut-k.
yesterdat with his parinli 1d
3 home. He is attending the Ni“
. l' -(itital St hool.

Nit-Iiiey ran her a surprise
Filthy cit-11111;.- at her home on
3 Twin street.
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jmui bi those present.

 
 
 

; A Ford touring ear bearing the
:Ult‘l' (‘SlRif- skidded on the net
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l‘ritiai mo: nine and
led (oniplettly oier
. :lilt‘ tar \Iete uiiiiiiiutui. but lb
was a complete wreck, lilt“ bod
3wheels luoltt‘n. Two of the,
inlso blimp. The
.in Norwalk.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A farce wil‘l'bo
ittoll; 3\'lllt'll 011'
,3: tot tlieii dince.

presented b
'i‘liniiksgit'inzz M
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leymon will take part. It is
ccss as all the others havobeen.

by Svec's orchestra. Trolleys

 

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GRACE“PARISH ’NOTES.

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the Parish Hall at 7: 30 p. m

thur for basketball practice, in
Parish Hall, at? .30 p 111

Thursday — Thanksgiving

 
 

704 Stamps with 2 Bots.

 

. soc Extract, each 25c:

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND cosrsss. : sermon’ at 10 “1°C!“

Teas ‘Coftees

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too with I pound at .. 70c 30 with x pound‘at‘ .. 35,; poor or the writ
- ~75withtpoundat..60c 25withxpoundat.._32c
outwith I pound at .. 5°C at) with I pound at .. 30c The otter-tug 0" Thanksgmng

 

 
 
 

as Stainps Free This Week with soc Purchase of Teas or
cofiees 33 -:._' 3 3 int;
' . see our Circular.

The Great A. M Tea Co
124 wasmno'ron 91:31??ng

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flt fit the Norwalk Hospital

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“George Irwin
James Rtiey,

Frank Riley
arrested 3011 Sat

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Judge Lookypod this morning.

 

 

The caries of Frs‘nlt' and “This
m toifltnued from day to any?

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SAUGA FUCK

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llradiey spent yester
business and \isitiiin

days in New York
.liiisiiiess and tisiting with frit-

Stiperinteiident of the Schools tltot'
litiwinan is attending the
llartiord

: ilillltl‘f‘iliLillltl so to their winttiriioiiit

i ll“ llt‘tivhl' (‘liai'les “‘akemaii on all the
corners Saturday morning.

' " tnius as the pnveiiient is Very slippery

A number of friends of".\liss Mc-

North
lici'Ii slimt tits “(to “111m t (lllllt ( tit lll ate iiut.

)litsit itid diluting weie also on

'1‘ he no c upants of

ring all rated in in the back and two
:4 hoes were
lllilt hini‘ beiotitted

y the

.4 tt‘ohiing Mnnz" ille'nibeis of the trol
hoped

that this euteflainment will be a suc-

sic tor the dancing [will be. furnished

"on to Compo Beach, Southport and

Tuesday—ours Friendly .Society in ““d ”‘8 "k" are We“

Wednesday~Knights of King Ar

Day—.
Morning prayer, Holy Communion andi

ltriday—vChoir rehearsals? 7:30.
requested that @omtbuttoiis-
for the Thanksgiving baskets «or thel Men to the Senior Club by the Jun-
id‘to the tor Department and
Guild Rooni. in the rear of the church, cla‘ss ant". orchestra gave several en-
hot later than noon, on Wednesday. tertdlmnents in turn.

will ‘29 1'0" the Door or the parish.gtha town, sev'enty-ilve in number, are
Sundays altering will be for the bene-lalso aflllluted with this department.

"M" for drunkennes. Were up before besdsflhch as core of the sick. first

- writs giW-thttiy day‘s and“ "cdstizi with etc.‘ '- “
”accommodated from day' to 11W.

 
 
 

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I DRIVER UUUHIE RUEUUEEN Ulli EU RIMES PURISH
IBUY MAY BE UlSUHARUEU UUiiSPlRAlURS

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labor leaders with the Federal author-
ities.

xi-zw roux. Nov. ELL—All mm
deiite gathered by agents of the U. 3
S. gott-rument here bearing on plotsj
to prevent war munitions from reach-
ing the l-Tiitente Allies will be sulIinlt-‘

l'i‘Osertifor llesvman declared he
has not determined whether a charge
.will be lodged against Dr. H. La Bar-3
Erin Peters, whose iiiat‘liine killed Miss
“UM‘ ’l‘ailln, recently. The action of‘
the authorities is guided largely by
the dc ('ision ol' the toroiit r, wbtth lnl'

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The Kind You Ilrwo Always Bought, and which has :33 g
In use {or o‘er 30 years, has borne the signatnro , 3, '

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

HM“!- 'ill‘ 1 tse talus all minimal responsi- ted to the Federal Grand Jury Within and has beelisinade under hlspe ‘15! 1"
3 3 . . 3 obably this week. lti soval superv on since its infan 3 3

on bilil‘ of! the doctor's shoulders. at shor‘ lllilt, pr Allow no onetodecclve youln 9" "
lids it'luald Stanley Lee, author of is understood that when the lireSFn-i All Coudterfeits,lmlfatwus and l‘Just.“s-good” are 1,335..
Maud-1’ and other books, was ar tatien is completed a blank“ "“11“ Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health 0&9 t -;

Nu Iesll'tl tecenily in Spiiiiutit- ld cliargnd: meat ““1 be asked against all lb?E
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“Hit in iiislaughier. in (Ottllt (tion with persons shown ‘0 b9 10"01‘9: ”Cafe;

his (:11 running doun :1 1.‘ your old‘fllflll as may be exempt 1111 or I

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Infants and Children—Experience against Experlmqfiwb ,,

What is CASTORIA .....

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

this

boy and killing him. The circumstan- "'5’:
MM’ ens were similar to llln 'l‘uvlin acct: It is asserted that Directors of the Coslmrls ‘5 9' hamesgnsubstghi? :01‘ $33“)?! OR], gm.“ 3 ,
Rlflule. 31' nt ("(bllSlllrfi( ROS ('Ollll'Oik‘d n 89’ 0, D10]?! all 00 ma 3 p a s D em}! a

lee tuiiied his t 1'11 towaid the alltged
tutb just as the boy outed towards (lui in fund of $40 000 000 (call 1th
deualk. Altornev llettman said tioiis to this fund have been Lho sub
this case had no bearing: on the local jott of tlotoriimeiit inquiry. The eti-
atlair. ldonce. non tirtually ready for tho

contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other: NW
substance. lts age is its guarantee. lo destroys “(autumnal
and alloys FeverlshneSs. For more than thirty years it” All
has been in constant. use {or the relief of Cons -
’ Flntuloncy, “ind Colic, au Teething Troubles on "

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I f t Gmnd July ,3 Diarrhoea. It; regulates the Stomach and Bow?
This A denial “as made In the proset it “"“‘“h r atton 0 “e _ 3 ll 1, ussltnllates the Food, ghlng healthy and no ral
“no”. my lil: tl no \\ as about to issue a war “W“ “'0‘“ ‘° “W“ m" “1‘0“ “ ‘ 0 1 Thu Children’ s Panacea—Tho Mother's Brien ‘

 
 
 
 
 

. \l in Anieiica ‘

“till it: lii‘ts been rumour! “gain.“ a z't‘ouiun trlmitiul tic1tilmtyhips “flying

. is .
local salt-stud“ l‘hatging him With plots to blow up is t
' In tlit tiatlic in ltuuduleut passports,
Ihell and l‘Witl l‘liefl Ill that he is

“ our munitions to the Allies. tires and i

, illogmi to hate held bark his fiim' s 3
money. and ti iud in ”I” he i all t t‘\)li0~l(‘ll in munitions plants, ctlorts

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5 ‘ o’to l't-Itiitiit strikes in them plants at .
tempt to make. the Tetitouc workei: i
no on .:5‘lll(", and c‘flirts to buy ten
trol of niuiiitiou plants.

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spent
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haw turned voter to another concord
orders he had taken presumably for ,
the local firm, Nothing
wait! to the prosecutor.

 

 
 
 

has been
From 01 her
sources it is learned the mullet has

been dropprd. and no .utioii \till be
taken. i

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(111s tlim- 11. \\ ho \\ is ’tliss llose Tat
iii’s '-‘e.~Ioit the night slit \\ is lilled
by the Dr. H
il,.e lla'roit Peter's :ttttoiiiobile. was to-

. 9‘ V ‘day (“Hilf‘tl'xf‘ti from the .\'o“wall; hos
COMMUNIIY CIUBS iipital, “iIHO he has been undid-4011i;

in use F01 Over 30 Years ’
The Kind You Have Always Bought

TM‘ OINTAUR COMPANV le YORK CITY

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“UH" treatment for injurit. ‘ lie sulleret‘. E : ,.
pate; INTER[SHNG'HISIGRY when the Peter‘: automobile grazed “ ‘~_‘
l11m and knocked him down. :-—— ~- w-w- ~~ » w“ ‘* ‘ W“ *”_ ‘M

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Mr Car Owner

We make a specialty oi Lichting and Starter troubles.

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' i chaiiics are capable of repairin i4l‘i . ieetr it it St :.tenis We test" {It
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pair “Ol‘k it; all its branches.
“Tho

VAAS hRoi HtRS GARét it“

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‘1 We are justly proud of our Junior
Department Theie are forty girls :.
enrolled. There is 9. pins in physical ~
culture. a class in applied design, a
1drsmatlc class, a glee club and :-
mandolin snd violin orchestra. All of
these classes are conducted by worn
on Who have specialized in their line
of work.

Last winter on entertainment was

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What Are Your AsseIS?

The scientific conduct of. bmlmu. and personal mm todaffmfl
the methods employed very dlounctly ‘

Avoid The Liability

given efficient and courteous attention. "

F airfield County National
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'iDny This year the Camp Fire Girls of

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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Irwin aid to the injured, care at themselves

 
 
 
 

 

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liirtli w'ete been \tiy busy and
BASE til Mrs. HAM
mos which hate been e njoyed by:
Iltlgians, was g1 atii’ying in its re-i .
Saved Her Life
'l)e Souto. our. own State Presldént,i
ottii Mrs. Gerard, Mrs. Ida B. Judd,' to tell the public the condition of my
falling, inflamma-
e’rlne Bails Bennett. Monday after-
pains in both sides, '
short of. memory, ‘
nights, and had
“ll-3’3?
dread in my mind, I_hadoold, nervous,
so sore that I wild/hardly bear the
“G I never expected to get out again.
tainly would have been' tn grave or in an
Well at night, eat anything I wont, have' i
illuminunlty Club rooms and once a gone, my house children and hmbandi
before taking your remedies, and all' ts
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liliey' miti- comm cums. migm 'E‘ml‘d m, 03,4,

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:ittnitlis .tviilivig the it ll uslon at OUTJREMAHKABLE i
.-.impiislittl a few things. i I
We have had open or public mett-
many people. A large Concert. given Declares Lydia E, Pinkhams
bwdistingiiashod artists, to aid the, Vegetable‘Compouna
At our general. meetings this-3.
winter we have, 011 ottr program Dr.1 "" VJ‘fi‘al-Sfimty
“u“ \irs. Bolton,‘ Edward A. Mead. our} Shamiock, Mo. —-“-I fool it: my duty
Miss Add. 11. Stark, Miss Vida Hunt} . health heme “3mg
Ftaiicis Alisa Mary Anton and Kath-3? . yourmedicidd Ihad
l tion and congestion, t
‘iioons tens at which entertainment by Ignalewoaknoss,
inictures, trnVel talks, art talks, music A
‘ backaches and bear- ‘
ing down pains, was i
Inervous, impatient,
passed sleepless
neither strength not
There Was always a fearand
Weak spells, hot: flashes over my body.
fluid a place‘ in my right side that Wss
weight of my clothes; I tried medicines
and doctors, but they did me littlegood,
I got Lydia E. Pinkham’ 8 Vegetable
Gompoun‘d and Blood Phrifier, and 1 oer-
ssylum if your medicines had not saved
me. But now I canwork all day, sleep i
no hot flashes or Weak, nervous spells.‘
iThey hold their council fires in the All pains, aches, .fesrs Isnd dreads In
and; week talks are given the xirEs on sub [Juno longer neglected, as Ium‘ almost '
urday lects in which they can win honor “Wheeflf thebadsympwmslhud'
Wandhspplngssinmy myhomed’ :- ,
mJosruHu, F. D. 1, 36322.
-‘Riesp’eétfully submitted. " wmlte
Noafllk: .3, ,, , _. _ bonfidontinl) limiting.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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