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ESTABLISHED BY
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Editorial Rooms—92.
Business Office—93.
Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
Editors Residence—12253.
City Editor's Residence—7521.
Business Manager's Residence-
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Publisher’s Residence—890.
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A special Communication of Old Well,
Lodge. No. 108. F. &. A. M.. Will beI
held at the rooms. South Main street,I
30th,.‘
THE SOUTH NURWALK EVENING SENTINK.
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You dress the bird and we’ll
dress the guests.
Everything here for the
, Thanksgiving week dress—up
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. Sure the little ones are as im-
‘ portant as the big ones to-
day, and here are all the de-
sirable styles. Suits with two
pairs of trousers is one of
our specialties.
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19:5. at 8 Quack“ Wor. 3m Theo. w.f .. 1. IlI‘l/Iorfolk salts. i'f stocks on our third floor. 0:?
Benedict, District Deputy for this jut-l ' i aCkinaws. i9z9 ’0"
isoiction will be present and witness The Empress. The Kaiser. The Crown Prince. . Overcoats. 10:0 Disregarding the real value of these merchandise we 9;"
the conferring of the M351" Mason. i‘iiis iiihittigiztiih oi the kill‘ ci‘. the t‘liii'l'(\\ and the onion 1' mice of lit‘l‘ll‘..‘:,!l\ “at idly... 1]... R0 CYSSKStCVPnS 00 ' 0:“
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Degree. After the work a banqre"; month iii a innit lll i‘l'allt‘t‘. it is the iélll‘*~lLiitlllilg'l’illlil ui lilt‘ <2 «mm ruItai intiiii}. . g ‘-’ l0‘. have marked them at prices that MUST and WILL .0“
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All Master IMasons ° Y . I, . , .South Norwalk. Norwalk. 1., accomplisn our object. 0%
ternally mvtted- WHAT ls LUXURY? 'il'l'lilitl‘i). 'lht- oilii r iiw per cent. [l l l. 3‘"
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ROBERT M. WiLCOX m l». i. -' h it lil'VvliL‘ f-l hull!) oft-W.- 'i in i'l‘il illii\‘-i' .ihpiiiit;v people NEGAlES COMPEIED 'fl 2 :93. Curtains 1‘qu Dra eries 0;.)
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Secretary "27‘ '9' 30: l‘..\‘l \ \'ill‘ il'l> stitiit‘ [wt \I>l()il stoi'i'ti ll.‘l‘ti H1. .litl- "li . oi |(,i\.\‘ l'tii .\l‘!tl , ____- __._ EN [NEL to? J 1 p , 9:.
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Mttl' lllp \1‘i'onic RuihliiiLr South ‘-\il:‘l ‘H'lii’i ht the ideal thing: to haw ““ ""1” “1 ~“ .1 4a- rd nah .i I ulllr. . 0;. On ‘ SSS i is rea lance 9:“
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Main 8‘"le "nd and 4th Tuesdays .i, (it: i‘i til'til‘l‘ to coin) 11in w. the iil- “‘ .- “‘ “ i““‘-" “““ '“““-" 1"“ ”“3 i W“ ' )M‘ I '. H‘ “ hi ‘hm 7 1... ..
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of each inl)lliild.llli.\ and Alli-3U“ 9“ l.iti»‘l. ’{iww t‘\]ill‘>‘t-tl liit‘ih “I'lt‘ .. ‘ "' " " “""“ h“ “"i "'“I “‘1‘“; in. M. .m PH.“ plum... u, rvcot'cr -\r- .3. .g.
Cl'illl‘ll"3‘ 8 “Tim’k' A“ RoyalhAiIohItaiivJ tho Ill mi; ilii’li‘5 hurl. oi “‘ r-. 5““"i ”"m‘m 5mm “WW-i iiitir l. Saupv prit-ito iii the same .0. .:.
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Nit-ems COMM“? “l"md C “ i'h‘w him in .mm il'x 1il't'.l’ll' i-ltJitl‘ll up tight (‘oiimaiuz has shot ill the right foot. I .A'I‘NS on 0;. 'z.
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HONESTK IN ADVERTISIN I . . «Jiii- til iifl“! lll'iiL‘.‘ iliill lilll llioin h‘l‘l’hl'l1 l-‘lllt’b‘. “110 aim was 3 9,9 ’.0
'l‘hl‘ “4.4;” 1mm. (‘Oliliilisdllil “qu misim i ii iHl .tiii. It and a “limo pail member “{ Company 1. His home was .z. .3.
l ' l l"'i .-‘ up i' I ll ‘t. ililn'il'tl 'l li'il' um“ “mm “m“ ”"1"" in.“ through it l‘iiiinouiil \l C 0300.90. 0. .00. . ° ° . . . O 9 9 9 9 ’9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9.
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(until lii.il di. .on. t l . ~. 3 . . . .. aim-z. ~o mother “IIIII IIIIIIII III do Pal; .. l' . . . l I o e e o o o o e o .99... 6.00.00.00.00;$.M.«°«.N.«.w.n.«.¢og
.i t i" .riivim ‘ll'tii'n “my in \ itiidllllll it i \H “H i ll Hal. “0 l‘t‘lllllliicti tillt‘ “1 (“(l lldl 4“) lilitllilli “l 00 ‘ EMPLOYERS LACK CONSIDER- I . ~ - ., . — . .A»- _....~..#. _‘.,‘.H M
U ‘» '- . . .. . .. . . in} new \.oi'.. lmutzsu tin-Ii liiitr- lind ”it ill Nogalcs, Sonora. during the . i ‘
“r the chum, r 1.... It will tin-“1...... oi hip .i. - iiu} shall p..iiii oi. :i ti 1' ii i ii ‘1 ATION? I .
i ' .. «H . - . , i . .. . (:ccupa on o 1211 ouii on ie . ex- .
p . . ,i . .‘ ,. . .. . . . ~ “U” ““"A . not. 2m: 1915. '
huh: «3.3.1. (’(llliliiiillils of rll(il .nlwi .Iii». . .m (. hi... \tith llllliwiil. MI. I . l .iiziii side of the border by (‘iirranza I‘i ”II ”H” of th Q ”I,” I .
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fining; that till toriiiullg laid before it..-'o.i« imlr t i \ illlll H i tiliul. .o maiu furor-ha would ht- summarily dealt I . . i' l . II i I . I . ‘
. . . . . . . 'irliommi' In.” i‘i‘t'li .H'dr. .liid \‘tiiile \"Ilil “as conrevcd to the American | 1“ mu 1“ ‘0‘ 1“ “Mimi” 01“” '
ll gm, sale“ this :tlll‘llti? as :i ic~ul . \n or; rim-i- ti~£li‘il_\ uiailuiiw want-I . ~ -I ‘ ‘ m propic to think that ”I... m“ con-I
, . . mm .m. min; :li..i .40 hi iill‘illivt‘in‘s, Sltlt‘ last night iii report). that meui- ' . ‘
0i 3d...” i..ilill' 1,. tho AN‘Ul‘illliii Hi Ii. -‘ ..i iilti| hi4- ill kill til'l') oi l'i’l'li" . , iiol those that cuipim them. still at
. . . ‘ . ,. . t ‘ v is llll‘liiiil'. outwioic and Illill'l' that m”. of («moral Alvaro ()brcgons ii . ' . i I l ' - ., . . i
A “pygmy; t‘liih~ oi liit' \\orid.\\iiirllI man who c‘fll'a‘ugiilll .L'Hlllt‘. “l0 M“ "II ii II \in I _ II _ forces. who entered the town follow- H ”it“ ‘ mi, ’ HIM‘ ”Mi “Md“ '
. .. . . ‘ Nil 1 .lt‘ H ‘l' ‘h r ' :4' ~ 'ls . ,. ' . - 2- ~ “ . .1 .
a,” 13mm“; to :li).>ilr~il :ili crooimtl Min- .3» sliiw and “m. h It”. fun_ | l ' i, i i H ' H M ing the evacuation by \iihi forces. had “WM " “(HUI '1 H" ‘ ”"03““ From a coal
, Ii ....... Ii bout liil iii. 'l‘hai';~ tho bonl hind. ion. .- v . .... . . WW“ S1‘0“ H llllh' more consider-
, . .. ._ n . pm. . ‘ . in culnd eight dilthtll looltrs. .
8i!\'t‘ill.~lZiL in lllk Ii-lwhl 0' I (m4 lI..Ill \\:illtt'tl nil lill‘ good Inul , . "4"on an! in” w< i 1 e.
b . I IIillti liiL' i\il|ll liiul illx‘i bra! and give Antoni: llu‘ mvn executed were a ‘ “ ‘ I ”M ” '1‘” help. P0“i{et is P03
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u...) in ”WI: III II II IIIII ; .I l M: itll to (hit llllll “ant .ivosi ih-awnu \(lllllLrlt'P IIIII build ”mum“ ”mm,“ and ”m... (“mum 3:53:13 : Inn.” All ilI..iiI on...” life La.
llwht-r‘. S '4‘“th “'5 ""‘ 1m si ciict». he wanted a yacht. (liK‘i .. .‘l ’ s, . » '.~ ‘ <1!“ .\' \WH is sometimes
_ . . .1 It ‘i viierctii ihliiizs \lllil lhcm PVl‘i‘l' dtiy, Him” “p... m... l'llVlh' .. .v .. l“‘ iti" l C‘
the A;tvr-u»u.-. t‘ln! a in hum” ' H Hui..- of hooks, llilt‘ lots oi trousers. I 1 ”‘9'“ "‘1‘an nl’ lbc casualties ‘ ’ - . “I. (m. an. and e y ea“
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(III II bt-ftll'l .! .. ”I'm, .mmmgflonI “-"a 0m- llt'lktlll “I“ “II“I cnouvh to My: 1 it till) i ttti things uhiio "mum the Mn" snipers Whose mm: ill int i. a mod iiio..o, but, (harm:
.~ . i - .. . . h - tn.” M. litllliL‘ it. mm “H.410“; “who”. precipilttlcd l‘l heart and good lot-imp to others! '
'z-l ‘ 1 .:‘ inbuilt-M iHlH‘iiisliiL S . .~ ‘ ; ~..- ' ‘ C ' ' ' «. "i It 15 “0‘ ex 053d t0 the
plim it in t . . . ii in l.id illhlil) lilt ill). “hat lit 0 tlo- 1,qu1“ of yesterday. placed ”WI... .1... better. h P
0"“ "i ‘i‘-‘ ““l" "”m“ or ““m” “”m'iWi‘WW‘ “its JIM Plain. Herrdui‘ 0011b it‘lli dead at iiioi-t» than tort)‘. l hau- seen cases wlierv a woman weat er and cannot be
minim-i, iwtuiisi- it l'l‘lll‘ll’I-“iq ‘1"? fort. i SHALL FOAM PAY FOR Efforts to ascertain the cxtict ioca- Worked for $1.00 a day (working upon loaded Into the wagons un'
liotlt’n" lla—illl‘~>‘ lilil‘l for ”W beuclill Luqu' apparently for most—«trod ARMAMENT? lion o! the Villa forces who evacuated H H'Wiiiu machine) donut; Fl'\'t‘i'lli hun-‘i / less 1t ‘5 thoroughly screened
‘ . . . " " ' ! ‘ "T i. , . . . . the Mexican louii opposite here. lhlltl drcd of liit‘ccs of work .i day but the
i an unsi'iilliulllue (“mil“il'OL 1'19"" -. . .. , . .. I. .. I liciiicsciitotiw iiatncy oi llianI{1_ . . -' . .
. (i . I .- II “IE” I“ pie. is uhiit the) haunt .ot. LituiIIII . l- ( III . _ for have lirott‘ll futile. or) “1 the t'ltiliioyvr WM. "Noti We carry the best Coal to be obtained and charge no
.ai‘v iltlllt'.:ii .u \t‘llhflng I“ ‘ I “hat his! man named the luxury of: N d p d” 0 I”“ run to "A" ”w ”M .‘ii ti contort-tire last. night with g‘D-H’lmlmll." and En she (and others. i; more than elsmete'
thirtriivo Hatch, but o ten ilP tl(\‘t’l'~.bem" ”I.“ from lllVlll‘iP 'l‘ht- 'ii‘iiclc‘m our IHHIIHHI d0 "1130 Whamm- Ilc l‘t‘NHliHiiW‘ of (it‘lfl‘l'lll Obrciron, .oi-vprosiinii') lost my ”mum"... i T . .
r - a . . . ' ‘ " 4' ell us our heattn r blem and we Wlll tell on w
lie“? 55 ii roddenl "f one Sim“ and ('(llii‘i‘i(lt'< "\ionm‘ 0i rotirsc ifi theiwm not “5”" bonds [0 Dl‘m'ldl’ l| inr- 0“” W H' Sago. commanding the] I ["me Willing '0 Work to SludV kind Of CO 1 talus: g p o y hat
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lit!” Rd\'tl‘ii\f'illl‘ni 1‘. published in an. ind; ol‘ liitiiri' but there ‘ll'c lll'lllvigpr “m”. and nary. lie will not raise lililtd Sinus .roopsti Explained taught) (llllli0_\(‘l't~ inmost to the best of
" ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ . , the liriiti: (‘Xt‘illlllgo 0 won. my ability worked fro "
a .. - > f-‘si'rz itc- . .i . ‘1.“l: . " ' .. ‘ ‘ ‘ " "’G'M‘mg‘“
o iltl. Mi ”Mi ll“ “"3 ‘ “ m h r liixtiiics that mom-y cannot oiiymihc} I “m' H' “I” “0' ”mm" d “d American Roidiern and the Canon“ lllL‘lli for $5.00 a Week (mean: in
..I- ‘~ :‘H 1‘ it wont be roaclii-d by ., . -. , lcrai inheritance tax or ii lnr ~ . .. . - . ‘ . - - . ‘ -
.m. (1 lid, (1 tldi ) hill of Appreciation lh one of them/i . . it" in unitinmou \Im, due in a moawmhm (iudcd). including holidays and Sun- . Phone
mime law. It is ”10,1401? “(‘F‘H‘Si“'-"i\\’lilt-li is \orv true. (‘Ollll‘ tax. lie “'1” simply put a tax the luck of information by him t It days. i l. “: because he complained arrls
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my the {cum-u] ngrniiicul to “(‘i. ll" li't 'f l I . l I . v. . . IIoii ilt't‘i. tunnel Obngons {0'99" ““Id l “in. two minim.H “me i m" game, . »
ti i until u ldhtliilillltttil iiap. . l (‘v to wore approatliinll' 30 ~ ‘
up. pm...“ adwytisvi's arc to him- , . . l ““0“, “mm and hx~~ h..." ,I l Inn» dl‘( nus . Ihiit think that the case of employer '
. I -\ ~ . piiicsswwliich li seldom does \u‘iicu‘ ‘ . M ”I 1" m" closely. “lid Omblovee is a partiieml‘ t . WATER STREET’ SOUTH NORWALK'
adequdlv [il'Oit‘t'llUlL tnolio. a] had arranged with mp Carranza ‘ ‘ ”p 0 ”19
The interest ol the public in the
mailer is. if powihic. more vital run
than that of tho stltttiio business man.
lrfillouston says he has the authority
the
di‘dhe powolfim’ (iPlliililtlt'nl for
gall-meat liiaun. the past four years
[fiddndihlllhl a _\t'ill' has been filciied
" {ii-iii tin» AllT-l‘it’llll pct-pic by fake jit-
V‘3lliir-lil ('(lllt‘t‘i'lln lllUllt’. The editor
of kl farm paper published in his
Maine-.4 df-t‘ialt’tl that 5.0"“ cases of‘
false advertising could be placed bah}
fort- the wiiiiiiission within thirty
' days. . _
I» Let it not bc imagined. however.
‘iliai advertising in general is;
Term-lied " The fact that the govern-
ment is assuming this new duty at
the request of thracouutry's advertis-
ing men themselves proves the keen
desire of the profession for absolute
honesty. and shows that the dishonest
ad is thc'exception and honest ad the
rule.
it is. in fact. an admirable tribute
to the cleanness and squareness otI
Mierican business. We have traveled
to. from the ancient rule of "Let the
buyer beware." 'l‘lie 'motlo now in.
‘Kfi‘t the seller bewarei” ~And tho
iii-tier himself, even if he ls not lee
dined—as the great majority of '
,l.
“'S'evneo o! moral obligation, Elias
rand flint there is no? buIIsinee‘e
lllflllt‘)‘ l.\ the basin of it» there is no
limit) like lilt’vfl‘t‘l’tlolll of the spirlti
which (‘nlllt’il front sell-control, undi
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which is based on it knowledge ofi
mom; laws of nature which arel
eternal.
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GOOD NEWS FROM SANTA'QLAUS.
Santa (‘laus has not been. hurt by
the war, nor his uorsliops demolished
'by torpedoes. There will be niany,i
many children in the warring court-i
coursc. be passed on to the cons‘iiicr.
:31” the consumer wouldn't notice it
much. he argues. Most of our becr‘mmefly of Bridgeport. Conn» ”in"
is sold by the glass rather than the was killed in Sonora.
piiiroi' quart. and the consumer pays “1””) 3“”
litila attention to the quantity in
mutual benefit of both and both sh ‘
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Ho has no Slit‘t'lai Dl't‘Jlllilt‘O against t‘unsul to notify me “hen the Car study the other‘s interests (1‘
room troops arrived." Colonel 9339‘
last night by Joshua Urbana, a tire-
miin who worked with Edgar BoamI
American locomotive engineer.
New Timetable in Efl‘eet on
III) Haven Road Monday.
cal divisions of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad will be‘
come effective next Mondav.
timetables are to be readydor
ti-ibution tomorrow.
early this Week.
is that the Villa eom~
ran. shot Bean with his
inander. Belt
he ccordlng to the ntfldavlt,
own hand. A
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il’ork, Boston. Richmond. :reenu'icli.
‘beer or in favor of foam. Hc merely .. '1 "Tie wires were down last night‘ .- Respectfully yum-s, ‘ ROSENFELD—CHAUNSKY-
sees a" Ol'pommh‘v '0 collect the nfiiiiiii'thclconmil‘ failed to receive the! \ HARRY KNIGHT. I Norwalk, South N0"““'”\3 N"“‘ HM?!“
cessai'y money by the least iaint’ul' ." ' Mv~~'—-—- iStamford Girl the Bride of a South and Bayonne.
. l Itxlleclf‘d information flid 'lt CHANGES lN TRAINS . I J l | The bride and h . .
process. A tax on bccr would, of Colonel Sago “New“ ““ a m . I i Norwak ewe gr. or attendants “ere:
' Miss ('ecelia Chaunsk). daughter of (”9559“ in “h“? Chfil‘nlf‘llse and ”NF
Ne“ Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Chaunsky. of 31 bride carried a bouquet of lilies ot'
Sevorql (‘ban l _ lElin sii‘oet, Stamford.
‘ gas it trains on the l°‘.'l‘hui'sdtt.\', at 5:30 p. 111., to Jasepli all?! of roses. The other attendants
iRosenlelId. of South Norwalk, by Rev. had bouquets of white carnalious.
was married the valley: the maid of honor a bou—
in the synagogue onE
NewiGl‘t‘yl'OCil place, Stamford. ' ADVERTISED LETTERS.
dls—. The maid of honor was Miss Pauline , Norwaik.
our,
flatness men are today—to tell "4
tibia and change honest sprites trons1
flirt; so pz-oiii-ihli- ii the long rut}
cele- leaving tDanbury at 5:49 p. m., tor-va ”0‘1“" ”5 the “001“! “deg“?
iIBrldgepor-t will be scheduled five min-‘ushers were BenjaniirtIKeeler of South
8 tiles later at all stations from Bots-.Norwalk. Samuel Goldberg Of New
ford to Bridgeport. There will be no.
change ln'tbe time of_tlie_§eparture otlSamuel Cbaunsky. a brother of the
this train from Dunbury. ' ‘bridc. Miss Elizabeth chschity ’t‘vas
him all over the The train leaving BNOkfleld J“nc-.flower girl.
tion for New Haven at 6:31 p. in, will; A wedding supper wot; served at
be sdtednled five minutes later at alllthe home Iof the bride’s parents and
things.
' . tb ce ion of two from
xsent With e ex 111 stations from Hawleyvllle to New.” abbut 10 p. m. 1h e couple stole
Last winter it began to look as N
. ' , " . n _' , th ts were from .0!-
he couldnt do vengwell for this coun-I The ‘dry communities will doubt IStamfor-d e gues Haven. away to Port Chester. w are they
{started on their honeymoon. They in-
' ‘ music. .
try this year, what with the Briashilees approve enthusiastically of this :3“; ng'fnii‘: gfifizxtflsewrfl: The :rain leaving Hartford at 5:43
blockade, and so many things made in plan. What German-Antennae will presents; of silverware were received :0:- °" Rigidity $382313 tend ”10W. “PM New Yer-E State
' - . ‘ ‘ i , .. one-to , . . . . .
Germany and one thing and another. thinkr-ot it is nubeaetory. 1b,. Mr. and Mm ”new“, .3 yell .3 “mm.“ stations and will arflveimr two peeks, and on tfielr return
but he has conquered all dlmwmes. Hudson Mum says Germany‘s sup-Ivory heart-y congratulations endgoodIhm "t 3:” . , glwzzkevgilr game; :1: font:
Fully halt the toys have been made ply of soldiers can’t be exhausted be‘i‘mhet The 0003““ proved t” M “ 'v’i‘be train now arriving in Danbury prosperous ”rival ‘, e ‘ 1:“
rl a t e "‘7 in?” ““9 ”Of-them “d mm" from Poushkeevsie. N. 1. at 0:28 p. .. ‘T’f .h‘l'l‘“ .9399»
in Arne ca this year, an IJor y W «be young people 35° very popular in
per cent. more have been coming from
the way he used to. He has arrangedlfmm the fact that in 1913. the laStiMr. and Mrs. ‘J'ohn Anderson
and‘yeal' for which complete statistics are: brate Event by Gi‘ing a Dinner.
things i“Om: niodcrn lines now,
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson of 35
makps (1011s in one place, boats in an.3m'ailable. the American people con-‘
other, trains in 8110112911 And it gurelv'sumed 2,022,000,000 gallons of malt li-ISummer street. Stamford. celebrated
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does keep those ,9“,de Miuiquors. more than any other nation iuflheh' silver . wedding anti v sary
i ' l'l‘ltursday by giving a r'l‘hanksgivingI
globe to supervisezllle world. A tax at one cent asmssldinner. sat which about twenty of
. iwould bring ”009000390 or iiuoo’itheir relatives and friends were pre-
£000,000 at year.
1
cause Get-mite are being bornslm ll h h t 6 23 d l
. » m., rd Irene ere a : . on one
times as test as they are being killed. [or Hartford .“t 6:33.
W Wetting 133.223.
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.. -—,--——-O----- But who‘s ’goliig to man the trenches “Mill.“ all a; “it.” on. . _._.,‘.._...-_..._._ .
Dim" “W“?- ’“ 1‘°"‘“""." ‘ until-those baby German crow up? . man-1m don‘t mu “fill. «unnamed to hire anybody. ton-‘9‘: WWWWW- .
Husband. wife or boy or I'WQT- , . —_-—-o--—-—- . a.” ”so no new .Seettlel. .f‘Sltuulms—Wenbed” “rm . About. . , _
~ 4 . - - . . [WW ere hiking m ‘ u." lithe I“ 2.1?le «exertion new
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Do your. Christmas 8318933!!! gar];
York. Harry Rifkin of New York and
ls’mmtorii, and realise , looming
(til Nutrient! dweimamei
tries whom he will have .0 skip thisiglass. M0“ drinkers wouldn't even the. shooting took place when the hr The Saturda it “~ ‘Umonskl'. of Stamford. The bride's Mrs. P. B. Baker.
year for 0m, “reason or another, butiIuoticc the fact. that they gain litiJevcomotlve Bean was driving clumbeg: fromvNetv Yorkyioaplii:tiji:itd expresllmh" attendants were Miss Sadie A. Berente. I
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“8% coming 10 America for sure” legs liquid for a nmkeL and a little the track 'lftPl‘ lea h g looted a in Danbury at. 3:28‘ Will be discontltfiMmmns and Miss Sadie Chaunsky of Colt & CO.. Inc. r;
. 1m ,. f A d ‘f th l'l - - where the Villa men a ( i v . y k Miss Ruse Shapiro and S- H- DBVis.
He did, however, transfer a large; 0 9 03"" n 1 0y ”( “mm: "' bank and the pronerties of the Can- “ed after tomorrow. 311“ the Sunday;lw“ per {h t‘l k a sister of “re Anna French "
. . . ,. wt . . , I , evrnl {Miss oro y iauns .\'. ~ ‘ ‘ - ‘
number oi his factories to the United1 “ ouidni hurt them an). ianea Consolidated Copper Compam- inW 13:05:? 888. from Pittsfleld .m the bride. Miss Sadie (‘haunsky is Miss Hazel (”306- “i
5....“ He .10....” make all the to... The possibilities for additional rev-i —-—~—————-—— !‘ ’ ‘ e-“mg “"8 “t 3‘2” “m" - of th b m W. Kertesz '
- 5 I . l _ WEDDING anNIVERSARY-_make its last trip on Sunday. a “mam .9 r e. K .
in one small shop near the north polelemw in this field may be imagined SH'VER . ‘ Commencing ModdaY. the train The best man was Isaac Rosenfeld. eystone GI“ CO. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Martin
Miss Bessie Martin.
Mr. and Mrs.‘lillpley Ropes.
M. J. HOWARD, P. M.
South Norwalk.
Howard Buckley, General Delivery.
Mrs. M. M. Burbank.
Charles A. Button. 72 Fort street.
Hem-y Jacobttdu. ”i i
Peter Kelley 8: Mrs. C. Boltz.
Mrs. John A. Miller, Harbor View
i avenue.
soups onion.
E. w. Perkins
J. H. Rlddlck .\ .
urns am. 137 South Main street,
Some! Wmn.
i . , . ANDREW nEARY. g4.
ii ,—
‘i Lure our eirur‘mow _
are obtained by “vermin; to ti. ‘
5y
Ilaopeoplo were an we“... but «man. no Sunday] M1
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