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INSURANCE
at ALL mm "'1" ll
run In? 60!th 1N TB"
nttsmns AND wameu a;
your: INSURANCE 35001.0 alt
wnrrrnw 'ro resonant cov-
lnt you, Think this over, it mean
a great deal to you. l
Taylor at Golden
Telephone No. use
couch Norwalk Trust Co. lug. '
Children’s Dresses
Children's Dresses made up in attractive styles with
pleated skirts and blouse effects, Norfolk and bolero styles
in plaid and striped ginghams and plain chambrays with
white trimmings.
Sizes 2 yrs. to 6 yrs. . . .. ......................... 50c
White Middy Suits, consisting of blouse and pleated skirts,
made of fine galatea ......................... 59c
Infants‘ and Children‘s White Dresses trimmed with lace
and embroidery. 6 months to 6 years.
Also a good line of Rompers in chambray. gingham and
Crepe .. ................... 50¢ nntl 59c
J. I. MALLET TE
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. .Tbcr‘: “ill be a regulJ: meeting or mx
‘tlte First District L‘otnn'iss-oitcrs this
turning
NORWALK fl
SOCIETY l
AND PERSONAL
News
RBAT your coal bin to
the most superior
coal it has ever enter-
tained. Lay in a supply of
coal that will produce more
comforting heat to the pound
than any fuel you have ever
paid out your good money for.
Warm up to this proposition.
Leave yur order with us
now. _ j 1‘
A find of gypsies in :iutouiohtlt-s
‘uttructcd quite; littel ailt'lllltll the
.l‘iret .iisttict this morning. H
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There will be a Salzt'uthz‘tittfi putty"
a: the limb Club ton. -rro.\ afternoon ._
lllach payer is requestei 'o ‘urnislt a
,’ttn cent i-rize.
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Parney Redock, of Brill r‘, was
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arrested vesterda- afternoon it herplm, , t
Harri ~ ’ ~ ’ " ‘5‘"
cant lutt‘tas Hunt, for \toiating the
I Dr. and Mrs. James A. Meek, of
’Iimc who, and failing to have lits‘
'l'n COU’I this mora-
‘license endorsed. Vi est avenue, are visiting Mrs. Meeit s
Water St. South Norwdl
iitu he Mas fined 35 “mm“. “M by htothtr, the lion. Maurice M Minton.
,--._._ ‘Judge E. M. Lockwood. at his country estate, "Arcadia
. : ;l-‘arn.s,“ at Hopewell Junction. N. i’
:Part of Mr. Minton'a Moo acre farm
is being used by the State of New
York its a part of the mobilization
camp for the troops of that state.
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Lady Washington Lodge will meet,
tomorrow evening, in lioodnt-r's Hall,
0'" NEWS The remaining officers willl
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iNorwalk.
‘lbe installed and there will be an iti-
dilallOD.
Stephen S. Jarvis, of South Nor-
wrillf, has purchased a new Overland!
touring car from \‘attst Brothersthe
local agents.
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Announcements hate btrn YFt‘I-‘H‘Cd
front (‘hristoboL Panama. of the mar-
}riagc of Miss Lucille lteloms Collins.
:to Scrgeatit».\iaJor Joseph Oliver Ma-
? Edward Ft‘llow was arrested. yesternson, in that place, Wednesday. Jutw
One candidate “I“ examined “”1 luay afternoon. by (imcer Siratf‘bnmn-lfl, 1916. Mrs. Mason is the daughtcr
“‘9‘“ ‘“ ”‘9 ”mm" mm” 0’ welder the Washington street bridge,forlof Mr, and Mrs. \viiittm t‘. Brede, of
Norwalk Barbers‘ l'nion. Other mat'tviolation of the traffic regulations, andil.ounsbury avenue.
tors of routine business relative lolfor drivfli’g a car without a “WM“
the welfare of the union were discus-win“. “a. fined 31 um. morning. to,»
“d- ' 'I’vt’EMltho traffic violation offense, but wasi
l . released on the second charge.
Owing to the restrictions placed on.
all gatherings of children by thel A dance will be held in ”I. ”,me
Board of Health, the scheduled (‘liil‘
, , fllcath dancing pavilion. on Friday
tit-ens lIay at the horwalk Countrytmcm‘l‘ of this week, under the an!-
(Zlub, which was to have been held
yesterday, had to be postponed
~60 TO THE COUNTRY CLUB
i'l‘hursday night for dinner.
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John Colgan. the popular druggist
in (ilendenning‘s Pharmacy, will start
I Monday on two weeks‘ vacation. Dur-
ing this time he expects to visit Sara-
toga Springs, Lake George and ot‘tt-r
Iplaces of interest in that vicinity.
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Guards ‘
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.llll'f‘S cf the (‘ompo Lil: ‘
.The Life Guards are planning to hold)
‘- .. . ' - sore time durin ‘
.t btttth dtmnal .il 8 ”mug“ (.mmy'
the middle of August. .
Samuel J. Kantor has rt-turneti
from a few days" stay in l'niontillc,
.\'. Y. where he \is-
A number of yachtsmen front this
place are planning to enter their
A “. ' “a
brats in the open race htch ill be mm” 'roothili “mm“, S. S. ppn.‘
held next Saturday. under the au- . . . , , .
- ~ . ton. of Ridgef'ield, _\t‘>lt'r(lil) after-
:‘plces of the lndtan Harbor ‘iacht . . . i
lnoon. at the “ushtngton street bridge; ‘ ~
Hub, of Greenwich. If , l . f the traffic rules and leave on Monday for line Placid in
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"r ”0 lillllll t,“ I car certificate ‘tlte Adirondack Mountains, where they
in” dining “l 1"“ 'i " intend to spend the entire month of
or ti driver's license. ‘llcnton was August
fined 37. this morning. in the (‘ityl ‘ '
court, for violation of the traiiic reguv;
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Attorney Leo Davis and family “ill
Harold Beers, of South Norwalk,
wffose son Frank was bitten, last Feb-
ruary by a dog owned by Michael La-
brino, of Ely avenue, has now brought
suit against Sir. Labrino. through Att.
torncys Davis & Dunbar. Mr. Beers
states that Mr. Labrino, at the time
of thc happening, promised to pay all
dot-tors' bill's contracted through tho
it"l‘ldf‘nl, but up to the present has
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Ward Green. who attends titt- Sit-t.
"HS Preparatory School in llltlttlltt‘ll.
, , IN. .l., has :irriu-d in Norwalk. “how
The Woman's . ltcitt-f t orps oft _ . ‘
‘ . be “ill spend the rt-mtttudt-t' of thc
Itougltts Fowler l‘ost. (.. .-\. it, has‘sutntncr
dt-cidriti to ptistpone the obscrvanct- of: '
I
its thirtieth anniversary, scheduled
lotions.
llmulolph llctts. “ho is employ-dd
r museum
W. ________ I, -’
jited With Mrs. Knittir, who is sun's
not done so. I ,
A dog belonging to Henry WiL
l‘atms. of Itovvayton, was disposed of.
this morning, by Ilog Warden Thom-
:is' Walsh, after it had bitten the
ltllluhlPr of Thomas Crawford, of R0-
;l_\l011. The biting occurred on Sun
tiny lust, and when the warden inves-
tlcuted the case, yesterday, he found
that the wound had not been cauter-
rzcd, He informed the child's mother
that the wound needed attention. and
llcalth Officer Dr. W. J. Tracey was
t :tiled in. The wound was cauterized
by the doctor this afternoon.
for Friday evening. on :lt't‘nlllll oftltcl
than of Mrs, Thaycr, mother if one
of the members of the organization.
All officers and ructnhcrs :trc invitcd
to attt-nd a memorial service for Mrs.‘
'l‘haycr, which will bc hold on Friday
ttftcrnoon alr‘1230 o'clock.
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‘rcsitlunt was rcccivcd latc lust night}
by the police, in which it this stated
that a drunkcn woman was camping.
invostigntcd'
porch, Officer Tliorpo
oner was sentenced to thirty days int
jttil, this morning, by
in Now York city, is enjoying a \u~
within which he is spcnding (it his
homo iti this city.
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Mr. and Mrs. .\ l). ilroutt of 8 ("Mil-
lcrmc strcct, art- the pr mi pill‘t‘ldw of sunk. Her crew was saved'
in l‘.’ll_\' lit)_\’ which was both on Tiles-i
day morning. Mr lirmvt s the prth
t -l ' t ‘1‘ ‘ s t . .
A ttlepbonc c.t.l ftotn t lt)\(‘ trtcl prctor of the Quality i'l‘ini, :tt titti‘mems have “0'.b“n reported.
corner of “all and Water .ttrccts.
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liiscs (‘arol liflll Robert ()‘s‘ltca.
out fl" ”‘9 "m" ”"imm (‘iuzongfiununih N. .l.. rcturncd to their ttnmnttelegrams to members 0f Con-
today, :tftt-r it two wet-k.“ visit with
'l 1..
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Robcrt F‘ricdlnndcr has rt»tt.rncd to
Ti i t" t t B d :iudge Vos-l
—- mm s no ques ton aiou ran 's .. ..
burgh. (.n the stand tinm‘ of htr re his duties iii the (7.. tutti K. factory till-
31 {to to $2.50 guarantee alarm clocks. .
think of it \'0 charge if there come "Wk“ “'°"“ W “0‘“ ‘0“‘l’l'memmitcr entering a two We-k's vacation
:to the court. i. I, f In: tic (‘onuio Mill.
titlt’c'ts,;niain or hair springs break.
within the first 15 months. Uharies
Dmitri, South Norwalk.
An Overland touring cur. owned by" Miss Mnriposa Taylor of 1:.“ m”
lra Lockwood, of South Norwalk, lOid, is spending the wot-k in Sarato-
mcl with an accident and was quite {la Springs, N. Y,
badly damaged in l’elbttm Station. N.’
Y., on Sunday. Mr. Lockwood was’ 5““ l-Nm Th‘WDO. 0f HMS‘ORO. is
‘driving his car along the Post roadl‘l‘aldlnlz a {(‘W days With Mr. and
'when another car turned out of a side; Mr" George A. Smith or UM?“ Park.
street and struck it broadside. Thai "“"‘ "
whole front of the car was badly dam-‘l Frank “mama” and Militant
aged inflow, of Bridgeport. were Visitors
’ th .,' tl local ar-t _
LaaSthfrfheerg-‘mwed carg to with friends in this city Monday evo-
agers. sous ‘ “*1 ting. ‘ 3-: "
this city, where it will undergo re-
pairs.
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We Have
. MONEY to LOAN
on Improved Real
Estate .
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.‘ ‘ Miss Mildred Hodge. of E'lnhury,
ivlr'zlf‘f: friends in this city Mondai’
evening
The Norwalk Gun Club is making
extensive preparations for the state
shoot. which is to be held in this
i- 1 diligililus" 1
Miss Madeline McFarland. of In»
Y '- 11319..
"if Hunt’s “I“ w ,ch- al ”0’10“ POM 0“ Saturday: dinna Place, is the guest of Mrs.
' August 12th. The committee in Viola Drake, of New York.
charge of the shoot is havint the __.... '.
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"" South Nor-MW '
Miss Mary Cassidy, of Cross 5&5.
First District, is spending the day in
waol'k onyq‘ :- 2'; 1‘3 Ifldk
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grounds put in afi’ape. A new trap is
being placed in position. This makes
tire. try» on the grounds at present.
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TROOPS RI OCCUPYING
POZIERES, KAIQ SAYS
(Continued from First Page)
a German aeroplane, and were
ttransported, together with the
,enemy’s aeroplane. to Zeebrugge
Ion board a torpedo boat."
British troops have established
themselves in the town of P01-
‘ieres, says the official statement
issued today by the German
iAr-my Headquartres staff.
The Russians are continuing
their successful drive in South-
.em Volhynia. pressing hack the,
Teutonic forces near the Slonev-l
ka river. a branch of the Styr.
which the Russians are crossing,
the Russian War Office an-
nounced today. Great losses have
been inflicted on the retiring hos-
tile forces.
An official statement issued by
the Austro-Hungarian General
Staff says that only 100.000 801-!
diers were taken prisoners by the
Russians during their present of-
fensive. according to a Budapestt
ldispatch to the London Morning‘
Post. The statement brands as un-
true the claim of the Russiansl
that they took 266.000 prisoners
and declares that on the 300 kilo-
metre iront where the actual'
fighting occurred. the number of
~Austrians and Hungarians _en-
‘gaged was less than this num~'
ber.
, The Turkish fortress of Erzin-'
.gan. in Central Armenia. has
been captured by the Russians.
.This was announced officially to
day by the Russian War Depart~
ment.
S. S. McClure. the American
rublisher, who was detained’Yor
some time by the British author-l
ities on his arrival at Liverpooli
on the American liner Philadel-
'phia, must return to the United:
States Saturday on board thet
same vessel. in the meantime so-
l'ourning at an unnamed water
rplace inland “for his health." ac-,
,cording to .1 statement made by}
iBritish government officials to-l
tdav. .
The British Home Office de-l
clined to grant a permit for Mr.
: McClure to stay, in England.
Replying to the request of
IWalter Hines Page. the American
tAmbassador, for expedition of
the answer to the American note.
regarding the detention of mailsl
by British censors. the British{
Foreign Office today said that‘
,the replv would be sent to the‘
’ United States as soon as possible.l
‘but that Great Britain was still
conferring on the subject with;
the French government.
Six civilians have been executed .
bv the Germans at Ghent charg-E
d with "war treason." accordingl
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lto a Renter's Amsterdam dis-
‘patch quoting the Telegraaf.
‘ The dispatch also says
the Germans have removed 7.000!
lmen. 2,000 women and 153 pupils:
:of the Turgot Institute from
Roubaix. presumably for agricul-
tural work in Germany.
Ezerginan. the strongly forti-l
3fied Turkish town in Central Ar-'
that l
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; , .menia. has been evacuated by the‘F—r‘!
lTurks. according to a dispatchl
from Petrograd received in l..on-‘
don today by wireless telegraphy
Ifrom Roma. ‘
I An Algiers dispatch to
,Lloyd‘s in London says that thel
British steamer Olive has been'
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recent move- l
The Olive waS—a steamer o
2,396 tons. Her
i More
. agents
than 7.000 steamship
throughout the United
or States have been asked to send?- .. ..
l gress tamorrow protesting,
the complaint and arrested Kalllerlnolflu,“ ”um, my “mum liyrn-u “I" against the action of Great Brit-l
Johnson for drunkcnncss. The pfli‘q'ili‘lax llili road.
lain in blocking efforts to send'
{money from this country. to Ger-
Austria-Hungary.
iKarl Schenk, secretary of the
‘American Steatnship Ticket
Agents’ Association. who circu-
larized the ticket agents in be-l
half of this movement. said toda
that he had heard from many 0
the agents: and that he had ex-
pected a tinge of wireless mes.
,sages would descend upon Wasli-'
ington tomorrow.
“This plan received prematurel
publicity," said »Mr. Schenk,
,thrtough' one of the association‘s
.circulars reaching a senator in.
ladvance of the telegram. This.’
however, is not expected to in-
terfere with our program.
Copies of resolutions .calling
upon the United States govern-
ment to take prominent measures
to bring about the recall of com-
mercial restrictions placed upon
American citizens by Great Brit-
ain were sent today to members
of the Senate and House of Rep-
resentatives and the governor. of
all the states. The resolution:
‘ many and
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lwerevadopted by the. association
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Entrance on Main S}, Fairfield Ave., Cannon St. i
Bridgeport. Conn., Tuesday," July 25, 1916. i
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T h d' '
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some household wares tit it
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h M“ E d S l
- t e t n a e. ii:
'l‘ltt- Mill lind Sale origitiatctl in the stllittg‘ of k‘Ii\l\ \‘f yart‘. gt t .ls pitccs from the “I
log mills. firm if has cxpanvlctl. taking in itit-rt‘ltttratlisc firm I “litl?_‘t triai‘t‘dfacturcrsz—suifs, l'; wt
shots, underwear and rugs, for cmniplc! , '
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ll] ('\t'l'_\' ltl‘allt‘ll (ll tiicrt‘ltantltsttig‘, thtrt- arc .‘tlili litnis. lltst tit‘thmn art'oiit.~rctl the ir: ‘
llI,-\\ldlltl Mill l‘jlltl sztlc. Thuuwintls of fl!.tll(ll’:r\‘tttl‘lll conic liti‘t‘. l‘or there is room in the i2, """"
salt- for any quantity. no mutter how ltig. if it Hitilnul‘t‘S up to our statitlartl of quality 3‘
. i] .. , t . . ‘ . ‘ ' ' " ‘ ' iv
atn tun be sold at inc €tt,tl‘ltiili_\ prtt‘c \ihtt‘lt alums is tnarscd on Mizl latztl lots. , s ‘
llcrt- (it't' Mllllt‘ hfill<t‘llt;ltl wart-s (I) \llUH' how tlit’ Mill lifltl Salt‘ nacho; 3.) this in]. ,‘ _ "
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portattt section. Scc tltc savings it presents itt ult'llslls} and tlislicsvthicli arc of necd every I!
tlu} ill t-\cr_v llUllit'!
sill
.1 )lilll(“f"\t'l\', \ntcricatt porce~ { (ins t‘v‘m‘ncrs \iith 3 l.urners and l
"1”" “f l’rfil‘l‘.‘ ‘i‘Tl'rflllmlS- 100 ‘ largc I,i\‘t‘il and citicicnt broiler; ’ .15
picccs, \\i st-rt'e 12 people; ‘ . t, ~ . 9‘
. rt "llidl' :4 ,.. . O ,
rcgulttr 511* $8.25 l “ J ‘b $7 5 a
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tut gilt“ “m” sets, 7 ways, lid, hut plinth. ititluxtl hill it, 3":
grat‘t-ittl design; rcgulur $4 50—- 3 "U“J‘r'r‘i rcgular $315—$240 3‘5.
33.50 4~piy unrdcn hosc, guaranteed Wt
.\ tlt‘\\ shi‘l til cut glii>§ lll M‘Y— Lumpy. rtgqulgtr 10g fttttt— 7C Q‘s
tral sins and shapes, hcavy and 1 . , _, ‘1 t' , ’3:
attractivc bowls and trays and ‘wmm k (inane rcfrtgcrad 'té
t‘nf‘llluirls alitl (lislit‘s‘ (if difit’ft‘i‘it 3"r\‘ 3 dour ‘hhulmng gill“! seatn- ?
pattt-rn : rcguhtr $1.25 to Sz—Sx ’css liping. holds on lbs. ice: reg. fit?
\‘cllou mixing.r bowls, good and UiRH‘ S‘tth— $32 27':
l’lls' and ‘ifl'l’i regular 5W7“: lilt-t‘trit~ l‘t‘lltilllg lamps. scyt-ral r L“;
. l.
.. _ _ tastctttl patterns: regular Ss—
‘ lca-scts of .i.’ pieces, good ‘ ‘ .
.-\tttcrit‘;tn port‘clain with tasteful g _ ' $4 ifs.
tlct‘oratiott; {pg-utm- $4.50— Mtwlzt‘tttt- cabinets of light but fi
$2.75 strung construction: rt-gulur 1a
\Villlt' t-ttatttclwarc cooking St 5t». 5; . 29
ult'lisils‘, a grcat many silt-s and 15 H1 ,} ' k '/ a";
- ~ I t l ' ‘ ‘ ' ~ g r - ‘
shapes: rcgular 75“ t0 NVZS— c. t‘ltt‘ ptrs. .tor ,lllOOllll) , ‘ A;
’ 55¢ Itfl‘llfif: buts—- 75c ‘ ”W4.
Aluminum cofi'cc pcrolators, .‘atlimn scts‘ 5 pitccs; regular . 1%:
(\(t‘lll'lll surf; regular $2.5o—Sa >t.tt>— 85c 6%
'I‘t-a kt‘ttlcs of aluminum, light \\littt~ lrrcad lioxcs: rtgulnr
but very durable: rcgular $1.50- 5:’ic~— 35c ‘ *
$t.8 — . —""‘, . Te
.. ,, 5 Lunch kits Willi lltt'rmos liof— . 2';
loi.t-t pppcr. regular it rolls tlt: I‘t'gulgtr $a;,,_ 32 m 7.3:.
:5c— 8 rolls 25c ‘. } - ' ‘ ' ”l7
‘ utr itiuc ‘t'llh. st r. ~; '- ., ..
lirtiottts, gum] cum and fiUOd il'lll" rt-trtil'ir Si it:1t L‘h "1(1): ‘1 ' El
\vcigltt; regular 4w— 3°C , 4‘ M I _ 9 ‘ 3.“:
\\'ct-\vaslt lutskcts, solid and I i It?“ JIM”); “blunt???“ for . I 2‘;
. r. H .1 _. ‘ ‘. \t‘ Z t't'lt‘l it it' tint‘rt‘tll . ' '3
.tr n . t I. — C— . - .
\ '(‘l L “.11 fr ID" 55 i 'w~t!ts":.t tltc lttvtttc. some \titlt “NE
luml'll'r‘ 0' l'lmll Ulcar blown l 'tiztlioqmtv \‘il\t‘\' 'ttttl 'lll \vit't fig
Qlil‘r“: Irlk'g’tlliir 50—- ‘ 4C ' ‘ l‘illltltilllt‘. Mics—"gt L‘l‘Cflt funny i ‘4'}
. "Li“. “nil"t \\\Lt]ltf2. Ttgu' ~1/t‘s‘ (llltl tl\‘\i:'l]\: H‘Qllltll‘ $3 {0 to:
l“ ”-9”— $1-7° l Sis—$2.50 to $5.50. "‘
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to resrst British domination of; E. .- "nu-nil.""""unni"- ' ‘ 3.
American commerce, composed = fl ,, . E
of fifty or more representatives of 0,9“. H ‘
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firms and indtthuals, who have 5 ‘@ 0516’), g
been placed on the British trade l l “""‘
b] H . ”I I . .. You Get coon Value at ANY Prlce—Silk- Liile or Cotton '
ac tst. . .- ' .. g I ZbctoSSN ‘ , I
L Maurice B. Blumenthal. coun-. : ' WP" E“
sel for the association. left New : Email/.890” Company-1.9,. a
York fo‘r Washin ton late last I Worm
i ht ca r ‘n cg of the r .' I u ’53-!" 5457240. 51: NEW roam I
n g . 't' yi g 3 OP)’ P 0 . IIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllIllllllllIllllllllIllll I
test which. he hopes to hand to,———__~. -.- -. .m- - ..-.. ,_.. .._,_ ,
President Wilson today. i ‘5
- g , - Beat s.aa.sugarcttred Ham .................. 23c. 7
i Best Breakfast 8. at 8. Bacon ..... . ..... W300 23‘.
N0 EXCUSE '10“ t S.&.B.Crown Bacon ...... —. ................ 25c.
Dixie Bacop ............................ .. .....19c 1
Plate Corned Beef ..... .. ..... . 120. W
RHEUMAIISM Brisket Corned Beef ........................... 10c. 3?
‘ , Lean Corned Beef, no bone or fat ........, .................... 16c. - .33
~ Rump Corned Beef ........ I ............ 22c.—24c. .
People Who Go Around Complaining Pickled quI' Feet . ....... ...................... . ..... ’12c ii."
Not Entitled to Sympathy Smoked and Pickled Tongue ................................. . 25c. :
No matter how man." lilwuma‘ic Pure Lard ,..... ........... ............... 1 lb pk 29c
Rcmdics you have tried there is only 3,. 100 percent Pure Leaf Lard, 3 lb pagll 65c.
one that's nhmluwlv euro and m‘rltlltt Boiled Corned Beef, Veal and Beef Loaf, Dried Beef and Boiled Ham .
Get a bottle of “Neutrnnc i‘rcscrip- Everything in Helnze'l Pickles. m. . .\
tion 99" at your druggist's today, taku‘ , ‘ '
'it fttithfiully and you'll be rid of all P DQHCHARNOKS MARKET
soreness, stiffness and swollfii, RClI-i ree very. Phone 5832 76 North Main 8"
ing. painful joints and muscles, after it
,a few days. I '—“ "“ ' 4 ' ‘ ”‘ "' 5
Oh my; but “Neutronc' Prescrip- ~ ,
iion 99" will surprise you. you can dls- DELICIOUS CREAMERY BUTTER .. ............ _ ......... 32c
tinctly feel that overload of agony ‘ , ’ j
and pain leaVing you and whatare. 'URELARD...s...u-..n-..-n--n. ..... h..: ....... nun”... 15C 2,,
“9f: 50 9W- l‘h' ““e- l CONDENSED MILK (full weight can) . ..... ..... . . 8c '
Get a bottle today. you owe it [0!
yourself. then say “goodbye trouble."ll VAN CAMP'S soups/r 7c
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50c and 31.00 the bottle M W" “"13“ l posr TOASTIES ‘5
gist. Mail orders filled on 31 size.
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walk, and all good druggists every-
where.
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