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in nu. nuns women n
has our consume m
up women
one museum: snouw
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an iron. Think thll one. it new
iam- mus: Tract Go. In.
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1':in No. 1230
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UY a ton of coal that i
B will make De:c:nber I
ashamed of himself.
'Fill up that coal bin with the
best fuel sold.
Harris 81 Gain
Water St. South Norwah
T drunkenness:
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The Light Eight—'l‘ypc 44
Price of the car, f.o.h. Lansing, Mic-hi
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That capacity for doing one thing :; little better
than'it has been done before, a. pz‘c‘tlliarl}' the
heritage of the veteran Oldsmobile workman,
finds a new expression in the Oldsmobile
The instrument bozrd and (Steering ui:r:-l
are built of finely polished Circa»: lJT. '..
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Forecast for 'Norwalit and vicinity: , ,
Probably rain tonight and Friday;
warmer tonight, colder Friday. The
disturbance has moved rapidly north-
eastwud during the last 24 hours and
is now control near Chicago. it is
causing cloudy and rainy weather in
nearly all districts east or the Missi-
ssippi river. The rain has been hea-
vy from Kansas eastward to Ohio.
The storm has increased decidedly in
Intensity and now has a barometer
reading of 29.28 inches at Chicago. It
will probably pass out the St. Laws
renoe Valley on Friday. There has
been s. decided rise in temperature in
the eastern districts, and it is now
above freezing in Vermont and north-
ern Maine.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
. TODAY‘H . .-
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i 'l‘cmpcralure: Low. 38; high,
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James E. Ella, .lr.. has purchasch
the property of the late Levi Warner”
' in Arch'street, end contemplates mak-v
in}: a number of improvements.
Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith re:
ports that no quail are‘ being sold in‘I
the local markets, as the law phohilz-i
its such an occurrence, and the mur-1
ketmen, who have several other
kinds of gains on hand. are not violat-l
Jng the law. !
inasmuch as here was not a
quorum present at at night‘s sch-
eduled meeting of the Volunteer Cir-
cle of the King's DaughtorS, no burl-v
dress was transacted. l
2 Court Narruk, No. 58, F. of A.,
will meet this evening and transact”
+5ulnr business. Refreshments will
6 served after ‘lhe bond‘usion of
‘10 regular‘business meeting. ;
, There will be a regular meeting. of
Knhaoss Encampment, No. 9. l. 0. 0.
li‘.. this evening in the lodge rooms
ih Wall street. All members are re-
quested to be present.
: Local florists are selling great num-
bers of ferns these days. This in the
season when the fern is at its best,
and this year ferns are better and
cheaper than usual, because the flor-
i ists were enabled to "grow huge quan-
.titles of ferns during the wet sum-
mer (moths. ‘ l
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, No Matter How High
the interest rate,',no invest-
incur-con be considered desira-
. «vble titties! the safety of the
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Collateral) ....... ,- . a. . . .
colliteral'lhans‘ (Time and
Stocks and Securities, not
including those set aside
Savings Depositors
Furniture and Fixtures . .
from other Banks,
3 Bankers and Trust Com-
panies ..................
Due from Approved Reserve
United States and National
Bank Notes ............ .
Silver Coin and Minor Coin
Checks and (habitats . . . .
Fund set aside for Savings
Depositors .............. 182,318.73
Trust Fund Investments
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ment ......... 182,318.73
Total Liabilities ........
73N_M nSl
Report of the Condition of
The Peope's Trust
Company
of (South) Nomalk, Comm,
at the close of business on the 17th
day of November, 1918:
Bills discounted ........... 8 77,194.59
7,500.00
27,084.79
85,050.00
5,684.23
21,039.81
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31,783.78
8,839.00
1,035.00
3,242.51
6,188.03
3,064.91
1.803.00
124.63
Total Assets ............. $462,553.56
Capital Stock .....L ....... $230,000.00
Undivlded Profits.
less current expenses and
taxes paid ..............
Due to Banks, Bankers and
Trust Companies .......
General Deposits.8188,563.21
Deposits in Sav-
Total Deposits ..... 370,881.94
Bills Payable .........
Miscellaneous ..... ' ........ ’
25,000.00
148.72
$462,553.56 ‘
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Women‘s worthy
. stylish shoes--$3.50.
Inmillotofnllthejizing prices, good shoes for women
it» $3.50!
BABY HAD WHOOPING GOUGH.
sterner-s gwho have used Fore!”
Honey and Tar would not be withoiu
,n. an em "c. 8mall.01oyton. N. 1|.
writes :‘My grandson .had whoopirl
cough when he was three months.“
We used Foley's Honoyandfl‘ar but
“believe it saved his life. file is non
‘ ,1hlxhdndyfot." no i one on“: to new
in the house in one of Whooping
"with, oroup, count-moons. The
a 'MMWH been mm. 1M,
' hit mu; Ital
reboot,“ tea
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Mrs. Charles Rawhide;
reel, Stanton. entertained rela-
tive: from South Norman: yesterday
. ins. warrant H.- Bylnzton. or net:
den avenue, is visiting her daughterr
Mrs. 31,1": andrsws, of" Washington.
The; monthly‘ pay checkup! the
oheiuhnd other officials or
Q' ~ out by City
sawmill! today. Th. W‘-
noumflilponodot ‘ 7'
to iitootint'of the l'lnrtbll- . .
v lace trimming, white or flesh—$5 to $7.50.
_, . Second floor.
Good, through and through.
Good in looks, good in style,
good in material, good in fit.
True, we bought them
months and months ago—or
they couldn’t be sold ~ for
$3.50. Today they are worth
a dollar more, easily.
Patent leather, lace, with
kid top; and patent leather,
button, with cloth top.
Gunmetal calfskin, lace" or
button, with cloth top.
A new narrow-teed last, medium-high heels, shape that
hugs the foot firmly without pinching, tasteful and attract-
,lve in looks, cut with 7%‘inC
tops.
Right now in sizes to fit practically all '
womd'n; sensible, staunch, attractive $350
flu} and at
, murmur.
Sui. and crops cl: chine
inch: beautiful underwear.
Beauty is but one of
qualities of . this new
~ fine derwggr.l l
'“ ‘ 5 arm; ey uxu-
rio‘lis. i‘lgt is light. it fits
with rare comfort. it
gives good service.
delicate as to be almost-
filmy of texture, gives
good long service if
laundered with care.
Satin, of variety used in
'ibese new underthihgs, is cleansed with as little injury as a
:‘hen ’kerchief. .
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' pleating and such are combined with the silken fabric!
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How dainty styles are! andhow delightfully lace and
Camisoles with ribbon straps or with delighting caps of
lace. Pink or white, sizes 34 to 44—$i.25.to s2.
Camisoles handsomely trimmed with Georgette crepe
~-—52.50 and $3.50. I
Envelope Chemises of crepe de chine cling to the figure
with true comfort, handsomely trimmed with lace, flesh or
white—sizes 34 to 44—33 to $6.
Satin envelope Chemises are finished with Georgette
crepe top, white or flesh—$5 and $6. -
Skirts of crepe de chine have deep flounce of'pleated
lace or of chiffon combined with net underlay! Beautiful,
‘ whether white or pink—«$5 to $9.
Satin skirts have deep pleated flounces of lace—$6 to
$12.50. '
Charming nightgowns- of crepe dc chine with lovely
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THE ’ HOWLAND DRY Goons COMPANV
\* 700K111: ".fiWr (301—6ffién Thomas Rile, of New anasn, was _ m"
Physicians report more cases of. arrested yesterday afternoon by ser-l
kidney trouble amour women thin gennt Thomas Hunt, in West avenue."
men. Mris.‘_Anna \Byrd. Tuscumbil.’ fro drunkenness. He was arraigned
Alan Wm”: ."i, “’03 down W131 my before Judge Lockwood in the uptown (bl Viennese Popular ...... ‘ . .......
back so I~ timid Eliot stand up more court this morning. tho-ms case was
than halt “'5 ’ymb- Foley Kidney continued until Saturday. 3
"Pills toolcmlliot’tli’erhurtbut. They . Ethel "
“61110 1368me pills I ever Milk-{(1)1111}. donna Lama ‘Wl as Chant indone ......... . .. . . Bombergl
Rhoumtio.""pnino‘1vp"olien unki%".m°d by Memrgm mu... Ethel virgin assisted by an. army
backache. 9.0m»:- . 19.380" #11“!!ng in, will appear], " '
and sleep dish: ‘
mdmfid V,
Kidney Pill! Qt
Md“ “lean“ aborting Nov. ‘24
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7* ‘ 1%
e .tuturo'oliyoprl. .
Crepe dc chine, so'
Boolts about our
own lanclin the ‘_
holiday hook-shop. "
Books of Americzrfon
American citizens! Books :
that tell us somethings.
worth knowing' about ;
neighbors in South and ,
West! Books that come?
binc information will
real interest! Books that! ‘
reinforce description b
pictures! Books that reinforce description by pictures , ..
Books that will broaden ourknowlcdgc of our own [and
and make us better Americans! .
Today, as never before, men and women need to
know their own land of America. Here are books to
bring that knowlédge. They are splendid gift books, beéj
cause they are richly dressed and finely printed. They
are splendid gift books, too, because they carry a real gift;-
of thoughtful and attentive sludy.’ And they tell much
about the different sections of our one great country. «I
'1‘qu the Marvellous—by Nevin 0. The New York or the Novellstn—b ;
Winter, with maps, 6 plates in color Arthur ii. Maurice; with many 1“!!!“
and 48‘duogrnvureo, cloth with gilt trations from photographs. gray cloth
top—".50. -— 2.
mm“. Rot-nae .nd Beautiful, Our Nation in the Building—Hole
——by George Wharton Jam“ with 8 Nicolay; the romance of the Americans-
plate. in full color and N duosrav- Union, With 16 full page lllustrntior ,
ureo, cloth. gilt top—".60. “02-50-
‘ We Discover the Old Dom
9' ”“0" 1° "“3 60““ onw— Louise Classer Hole; with drn
Emily Post. New York to Sam Fran- . 2 . .
clone in _2'l days. illustrated with pho- Esrfifim Halo, blue dim" gilt ‘ ‘
ion-ranks and road man-82. Willi Americans Past and , .
Wlnm 30mm in the South— —~Juliua J. dunner-and, French om
{sand Misggmmond, profusely lllus- and: to the United States; cloth—n
e — . . .6. ' " "
m Site of St. Paul's (7“,.an Thimphu: 'l‘hrou in Mexico, Grindi-
Bolton—Robert Means Lawrence; 51- "EM“ Md Hm "m-‘l-‘llll‘l’Y.-.J\
lustrated, cloth. gilt top—~83.50. Primlck; '33.! illustrations from phot'i
__ ‘ grin) 16—— L. ~, .,
'0'" We Southwest ,l‘r'mh} From 0041) Wood to (‘lvlllzntkm-é
Pexotto, illustrated by the author. ”1, .1 A 1' k. . ,
cloth. gilt top—82.50. riut‘iihfifgrci ih‘gblii‘miin ol'ii‘iitlm iii ' ‘
mks: their Design. EquipmenHml an liouun-il ’grmlunit- of lilhrtumgiith
Use—Georxe Burnnp: frontlsvl'ece ln r-olluge‘ illustrated cloth gm top;—
colorn, 160 illpstrntlons and '4 dia- g1 ' ’ ' »‘
grams. green c 0th. ullt top—$6. .m 'h-onsurou or Washl Fun
A Hauler Holiday—Theodore Dre- Helen \V. Henderson; with Inst?!”
ggzihwig illustrations by Franklin viiiih 2ll,l;;rtn;13lons in duoyavurerrew
—— . c . 9' ~ -
~-~ . Kiln floor. roar.
Sweater for real v.
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out-o -cloors man .
For man who motors for miles at good Speed! ,
For man whose daily duty keeps him out in his car 31
day!
For man who wants the. warmth of :m. overcoat 'wn‘n’
out its fabric about his legs! "'9 —’
For man who likes the feel of a close-clinging staunch
protection against chill! . , .
" ' THIS SWEATER. Mite if
Pure wool, Jumbo stitch, big roll collar, good big poo,
ets, warmth a-plentyl '
,, I(e) Melody ....... (...,... . Kreisler
’ Virgin, dramatic soprano,‘
concert Friday (olfmfrande ..........\..rr3{‘.5. lHahu
. . liklf school: '0») Salome uric “Heflodo?’:flgasenet ‘
“my" :Foley auditorium under ‘09in of mg .-
' - . fldmnyuuw wan-emu. . 4- - .
-~; m Liobuheud .....,, . Ermine},
.(b) We ..v look, "gingham:
.1. rail"? florist -' »r« . ‘
Maroon or dark gray— $6.
Front basement.
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Ethel Virgin | Ethel Virgin .
sMorgen R. 'Str‘.
Ethel *Virgin assisted by an. M "
Dan in the Desert G."
‘1 Know a Hill ....... '. .. B. W];
='l‘ho Star .................. J. '
ii , Ethel Virgin _
Mrs. C..Glndwyn at in;
The ardman used.
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(It) Viennese Melody ............
.............. Gaertner Kreisler
'. ........... ». . Gunner Kreisler
Frederick nanny
moi Virgin:
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Norwalk Chronicler