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anISHED BY
alums GOLDEN
AND A. L. GOLDEN'
DROPRIETORS t
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«IR-LEAK DEC. 8, 1916 I
IATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
V,fle ”:05 a. m.; 11:40 p. m.
r'itc 7:37; sets 4:23.
NING SENTINEL ’I‘ELE-
PHONE CALLS
vital in M11 W n It.
“Module! “(lingual-l
icel the wholesome elects of the exer-
cise?
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A BUSINESS MAN‘S POTATOES
Soloman Grudin was in business in
New York, in a modest way. In 1901
lie frll suddenly
lll'tl’l cf II, and wanted to gut back/IO
had $1.5m llo
and bought an
be lost. Inonc y.
lht- soil. tic went
met" to N- w .ltrSI—y
old,
$3,000.
III-Elected
lie
farm of 3:3 acrcs for
started by planting fitc
Rooms—92. ‘acrcs of potatoes.
Office—g3 l “You can‘t raise potatch in that
t Branch Offic¢._138& tsoil," tho practical farmers round
3 RfllanCe——218-2. Iabout told him. "Wait and see," said
.. Editor's Residence—4521
-. 4 l Managei's Residence--
£113.12.
Ihcr’s Residence—89o.
(irudin cheerfully. He got 175 bush
«is per acre of the finest potato“;
Now
on
those neighbors had ever seen.
he's getting 35o bushels an acre
‘shat same land. lie has bought. from
czARlGRAD
' W8 Ill settled. Russia is to have
. " tutti i» . -
gm: Root and the Dardaneli. s i. Tm. y...”- he sold 413.300 worth
‘hll been ex ’4‘
0th pccted for a year OI 0f pmmms, making a net profit oi.
MO or i
reward would contpen $10.00“ ”A “feeds his ground lilcnii l
‘ Mania for her huge kisses and - w " .
1 oi It‘rllllu‘l'.
imp her yoked with England and
Woe to the end. ilritish star smelt
o hinted at it various times. But1
in It has been ottiually announced
his profits. an adjacent farm of 173
acres .and raises potatoes on part of
and says for ct'ci'y $.34
$130 prolit It's llkt:
ll tlterchant using advertising,
l-t.
succccd In litlllllllf! lit min: llllfilll'"‘;
this Car’s gowrnnitn '
t hat -
I H" methods. ‘
2M", capital and its enilrons are -
i
, O
boccme Kits-.1 .
4 N1 '1‘ “l" ”1 ' F .‘A.AJ o IWV'I
worth he gcls
(lrlltiit .... ~' iliii‘ :it ~s malt t‘.lil
_ Th0 mythl col \.ill oi l'eter tin" é '
0391'":th l‘tld lltl llllliltlitlllil'n of Il'f' . ‘
y ‘ ~ r4" fl .
Simian Empliw, l5 It.) in: ittlfillwl l ‘1 L
. I l ‘
mantlnoplc. tltc .‘Llli‘it‘lll ll)7.iill' ‘ ' : I
III which was a. world t'zlptllll lonl' ‘ i"
i t
thin Rome was, and “llllll Napwl
.30” called the Kt) of thc \\ Nil
30 be ‘fl‘Czarigrad the t‘ ity oi thvl
W Rusain is to how hcr him: 5
l. lc-B-lrcc ’l‘lic gri'fll wot i
.. y between thc Block Still .‘lilll the.
“Lehman is to gii'c hcr on our :
.tor her agricultural wraith
. , tor the good oi all llll' world
m ll to emerge from llt r halt- Asiat-
«do ucluaionit. and blossom forth as a
man power.
urination. '
'60. Constantinoplc and tho llill'tl.l‘l
on» are now Huron. All fill-J
"(duo is to go iiicnt
:Ililpll! to ho
“he don't much lllul‘vl' llic giiill now
“when the war fililrlr’tl. The llrtl
N tried to win thcm for hcr. and
tragically. Nlcltiiltls'
. to lake thcm by tlli- back
‘00! route of thc (‘t‘llli‘llhllh llIlrw conic
to" l" stand-Jill i.
t llttlia while to otter it solution bf:
Mills a FllOIl, di tcti t lite of lot
)Vttbrough Bulgaria lhtt lht (.tr
hlve cntled that (lit lint, for lot-
. t at least. i
‘ At this momcnt thc ltttsxitut occulia
of Constantinoplc looks about IN
E 1"TADERS’
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FAVORS OLD EDUCATIONAL
SYSTEM.
‘Q
and in!
Editor lit'cning Scntiticl'
I want to conttncnd ilm
Scntincl for its timcly ticws on ill-.-
iconsolidated school conditions. 'I‘hcro
is no section til lhc town blil what but
tiuf'fcrcd in its real ctlucaliotutl worit
'l‘h'll undcr the existing contzolltlntittn
‘ rcgitnc. If we. in East Norwalk. Stop
and compare the (llal‘lllfitnillgtai ti..~.i
ltai'c comc to our schools and the in.
lending acholurq. i" this district, u-lilct'
thc prcscnt system; with otlr [ortncr
prosperous and wcll conducted sf’llmll‘.
llndcr lht- direction of a district com
niittcc. lhcrc is only l‘l‘fil‘t‘l and art-ti:
disnppoilltntcnt. \\'ti l0rlllt'l'ly (“lilt‘ll
our school proportion and had no dcb’.
Tllt' district conitniltcc Milt-civil .thi:
tunchcrs. thc district tzlepztycI‘r‘ Kindly
lttct t'\'l'l’)’ necdcd cxpeitttiturc. thai
school work progrctucd HI) itilhly til‘l
succcssfitlly. ’1‘hc schools \vcrc main-
tttincd in the interval of the dintrir:
and thc pupils. Today wc lite m
.. \'()l((‘ iii the public school education
”hula an tho [grimy] 0....“wm0n m of our children. If thc ctlict gmw
Win. But Russia jg probably forth forth.iwcimust sendhthem out of :htldr
- ‘ ' ow " t not er .ection 0 ll'!
‘1' mm being .\l- n (lher to II t
‘ l':\‘t"lili..
Sharing ull “t‘h‘lf‘l'll
has
and tallc
FOIlli‘Wllill of it (how
.lrittt.i litthc
ll(‘illi}lillllfl. sccnicd i‘or
thrtiu' ll . i
L’h m“ h” town. ()ur tax-payers must hclp pity
.the bills for the extra cxpcnses for
transportation by trollcy or bus. We
also have the honor of becoming Shun--
holders iii the school debt of the On-
tirc town. Do th\ fathvr and Ill0\i~
ers and the tax-payers tool It thrill of
pride in the thought that they are to_
help pay other people's school debts.
and at the same time have nothing to
say concerning their own children's
School :tdvttn‘
Russian bcar ncvcr gin-s up,
, he always conicti back.
WI do not exhaust liim.' \\'*>:i.ri
Hand hunzér do not break his Spir»
The Slax soul is infinitely patient
'Iiduring. When lit by a clear
it is irresistible. And. tllc
purpose today is not that of
house or a decadent nobility.
l a maple.
' And ddn'scious of-its power.
Martian nation is now animat-
thls age—old quest.
. mpleu’ And
‘ves‘.’
. _ . UNCLE 10811 1
awake for the first l
we. . .....
aw W‘e‘ mm;
l
: ROWAYTON g
i
for Con-
that fact is lhc
m be“
mlfllng guarantee of accom- —. _ A“. 1
L- ' Charles C. Bowman today; hauled.
j tout hls' motor boat “Edith. " for the
99“: AND EFHENCY [\Itntei'. placing it up on Mead‘ S dook. '
bushes; interests." “c are] \
considering the elimination! ‘William Pinkuey has hauled out his
{.mm from managerial posi? launch"'Bee” on the Williamson ways
. Not that big business has any on the west Side of the river. forgthe
TH NORWALK tin Wm wk..-
TOYLAND—JOYLAND
NOW IN FULL SWING
COME AND BRING THE CHILDREN
Goodness! Thercs about everything any
live bOy or any nice girl could Wish for
Some peopl: said we couldn't get the tovs
this year. But we and Christmas wouldn't
be Christmas without them. So here they are
STO R.
Tomorrow Will be the Day
In “The Store of Christmas Spirit.”
Everything ix in readiness for a smashing record breaking business tomorrow, Christmas buying is now in full swing. Ev cry department is busyrior many
people who in former years procrastinated have this year “turned over e new leaf" and are shopping early
Our forethought in placing Orders neArly a twelve month ago make? it possible for us to otter you merchandise that cannot be protured from the manu-
facturers today. For temo- row we mention only Fifty of These Special Money Savers.
PAGE SIX
Considering present market Conditions we
cannot hope to repeat any of the offerings
included in this sale. Be on hand early. The
sale begins at g a. m.
Of 50 Specials
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NO. 1 WOMEN’S AND MISSES' COATS,
$17.50
lint: $27.50. Made of wool \‘elours and zibelinc effects
Ail smartly trimmed. The season‘s latest models.
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2 WOMEN'S AND MISSES' COATS.
$15.00
ltcg. $22.50. Made of good quality wool tt-lour.~ Majority
irilllmt d with fut, desirable shades
WW
NO. 3 WOMEN’S AND MISSES' COATS,
$19.50
A splendid assortment of time or belted
Tllt‘ Silsou‘s wantid fabrits and smart coloring-
licg ”W of)
models.
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No. 4 WOMEN'S AND MISSES‘ BLOUSES.
98¢
ill-g. $1.50 l;llll)rt)ld‘l'('tl or tinishcd Mth lat-cs. All new
Mini“ models. All b.1635. 36 to 46.
W~WW
NO. 5 WOOL DRESS GOODS. 5,4 OFF .. ‘ -.-
t‘huom It gift from our complete and carefully selected
rtusorlntc'it of tlnc. woolen dress goods tall in the wanted
it ttgthsi. All at reasonable priccs notwithstanding the
many advances which have taken pluce during the last
l\\t‘l\'l' months. I
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NO. 6 WOMEN'S WHITE SKIRTS. 980
Reg. $1.50 to 82.00. Bcitutiful wllitc likll'll elaborately
ltint'icd with latt’ti and llitntbltrx cnibroideries, dcep
lit: iunccs. llllllmttl du~l tufllctt
0‘.
vamm
NO. 7 WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S RINGS.
4 19¢
ling. prices up to $100. l‘it'c thousand beautiful rings
l‘hcy :trc most extraordinary vulilcs and look almost like
Iltc l‘t‘ill thing. ' ~.A.W‘
WWW
NO. 8 WOMEN‘S UNDERWEAR, 01¢
llcg. filltc. womcn's flcccc llnt‘tl \t‘l‘ln and pnnta All mus
Wmmasnw
NO. 9 WOMEN'S WAISTS. 32,93
Iteiz. $l:.'tti(‘repc dc (‘hi tic \‘t'aists, lllt‘t‘ trintntcd. in white
lllltl “"8ll color. They till‘ positii'cly lhc biggut VIIllli‘ in
thc- land. ,, . .
MAJ‘JW‘D'“ ‘1
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NO. 10 CHRISTMAS CALENDARS 10¢
ltcg 25c 2.000110“ prtit) htitns calendars in landscape‘
tind limnl cflccts.
NVWMW
NO. 11 BLACK M :SSALINE, $1.09 YARD
ch. $1.75 yard. Fin i quality.
. . soft tlnisli.
black Silk messnline. yard wide.
rich. lustrous
NO. 12 BLACK SERGE, 89¢ YARD .
Reg. $1.50 All pure wool.
\\’ltl(‘. shrunk and Spa igcd;
Wm» WM
NO 13 WOME 's SERGE DRESSES. $12 50
Rog, $13 50. New nh' pincnt of fine worn
on .
All colors. Six ~19“, mom I! “ SPFKc drcsacs.
WWW“
NO. 14 WOMEN'S BATH ROBES. $1 79
Rog. $2. 75. Special Xmas shipment of Beacon Bath Robes
[or women. truth). It iatly trimmed. All colors.
WWW
NO. 15 WOMEN’S FINE WAISTs. 79¢
Reg. $1.00. Ten dozin new special waists for tomorrow‘s
selling. They are dainty waists and all new.
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NO.16CHILDREN’S WASH DRESSES 79¢
. Reg. 8125. Pretty p. ‘aids and stripes in good quality
ham. A yttriety of models and colors to select from. 8IILI‘III‘II
plc: ttc‘ skirts.
WWW
NO. 17 THREE PIECE TOILET SET, $2 49
Reg. 3.50. Consistinv of brush. comb and mirror;
white Ivory backs, neat. lined case.
last black. told dyei,
itt black only.
M ill.
fine
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NO. 18 WOMEN'S SILK WAISTS, $1.99
lleg. $6.50.
white.
Pine quality hllL “Inst ~,
Extra value.
not all Sizes. Mostly
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NO. 19 EMBROIDERED FLANNELS, 98¢ Yd
Ri‘lt. $1.33. Beautifully~ bilintllid :llk skirt
tianncis, scalloped or hcmstitched.
embroidered
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NO. 20 WOMEN‘S SILK STOCKINGS. 79¢
‘l'u'g. Bic lieitutiiul
quality.
Fine quality black sill. ~ stockings
A manufacuircr‘: special tor xlllfln
MW
NO 21 WOMENS LEATHER HAND BAGS,
$1. 49
Reg. $15.00. Beautiful new hand bags for Xlllllh, scat or
crepe tiniSh. tcalher or Illlk lined; titled with purse and
"mm “M:
NO. 22 REAL INDIAN BLANKETS. $8.98
lit-Ix. $20.00. Genuine lntiiun all until hhittkeis, in all the
lllbul colorings. They arc urtl‘lul many ways. for the in»
valid, auto, bed. conch. bout, calnp. i-ic.
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NO. 23 WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEPS, 125‘.
than. lilt-
‘corm-rs
tl "
All purc liliclt. llcttlattithi-d. lit-all .tttlbrotderel
New dainty styles. . 1.
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NO. 24 WOMEN'S KID GLOVES, $149
lit-g. $1.73. \\'oluun'.~‘ il'ltl llll:mr-' tint lull giot’cs 'l‘ltc)‘
on- one clasp littlnnish lllltl l\\li chinp lhvtiulil‘ul tibxtil‘l
Wm M mm- Whammy“
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N0. 25 CHRISTMAS GIFT NOVELTIES 1N
CHINAWA-RE. ONE-THIRD OFF
Spccittl price tableti upon
“will of thc popular notcltics in «itinerant-c.
and dcsirublt- for (:l’ll’lsllllflfi kills
WW
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NO. 26 HANDSOME WOOL COMFOR’I‘S.
/ $5.98
lick. $7.30. 'l‘llt‘)‘ IITF llllt-tl with plll‘t‘ |.tlnli',~. “ti-ti l'tii'tirt‘d
with line American ttainsook. sitti- ISXI. Borders to twitch.
WWW
NO. 27 WARM WOOLEN BLANKETS.
$7 98 PAIR
itonl blankets. ’lhe lust West-
illltl glfl's. \‘t'otidt‘l'lul
tillith you will ilnd :tli tlSmll
\li t‘).('t.’llt‘nl
Rug. $12. 50 pail. Ali [)lll'l‘
l‘l‘l’l mills. l’lain col :l'h. plaids
value the way wool i. today.
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NO. 28 FINE DRESSER SCARFS. 59¢
ch. 75c and Mic. 'l‘tt.;.
drawn work, white i r .. l‘ll.
are hnen. lace trimmed and
chiilalion size. ltixfni.
'NO. 29 PATTER’N TABLE CLOTHS,$3,49
Reg. $5.00. All purt linctt. Scotch mtutufaclure.
value. Handsome dcsig'is. llI-L'lllt'll' size 66x85.
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NO. 30 BABY‘S CRIB BLANKETS. 93¢ PAIR
Reg. $1.50. chvy crib liltllll(Pl‘.‘-, hull oiderdown finish. silk
binding. Neat blue 01' pink borders. Size 36150.
No. 31 42 Inch LINEN LAWN, 98d YARD
” Reg. $1.50 yd. All pure‘lrishilinen. Just the width
cuts right for women's and inen‘s~limtdltcrchiofs.
vvvvaMM
NO. 32 HANDSOME TURKISH TOWELS, 49¢
Reg. 75c. Big'size. fine even weavc.
Pink or blue borders. place for initial.
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No. 3'3 GOOD DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS.
$1.49
Prgtty range
Sturdy
that
Special terry finish.
. ’- '
Reg. $2.00. Fine dodble ntercerized finish.
of patterns. Good 3. ttrdy taluc. Sire 2x2lé.
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lace. Olgandies. striped nainsooks, embroidered voiles.
No.34 FINE WHITE WAISTINGS, 25¢ .YAR'D
Reg. 39c and 5°C. They are seed voiles. Inarquisette3~
NO. 95 jACQUARD EIDERDOWN BLANKEES
Handsome big doublt sire hiankt- is htflllllful
Reg. $4.50.
bcd splcad ot tontlmtel
(olor combinations [or blanket,
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NO. 36 SPECIAL PILLOW CASES. 250
They are scalloped or hcntstitchcd.
Regulation Size 43x36.
Reg. 35c. intuit oi
good title muslin.
MWWW
NO. 37 CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS.
an.» $3.98 PAIR
lttg. $5.00 Handsome big double lllll sizc blankets Hall
wool half lotion. Colors, tan. grcy or “bite.
WWW
NO. 38 INITIAL PILLOW CASES. 39¢
lladc OI ling. “fruitol—the-Iooni” muslin,
All initials, English style. ltcgnlnr size,
hein
Rc . ’0c.
3 ” 45x30.
' Stitchcd.
NO. 39 BIG 12-4 BED SPREADS. $1.98
crochet lictl spi‘czlds. ll“lllllll"l.
,n.
lteg. ‘.... liig 12x4 slzc,
Mursiolles ticsiglis.
WWW
NO. 40 YARD WIDE PERCALES 12‘ (S YARD
“9&150. Yardwidr. \lazlchestcr purities. All )lt '\' pot-
icrnli. dark or light colors.
WWW
NO. 41 BIG BED BLANKETS $1 98
llandsouic licau tullled Ncwfoundland lMtl hhotklts. tuti.
ctl tot tllcit nailtlthi. Whitc or grat'.
No 42 SILK TOP COMFORTABLES 9393
Rep. 3.2.00. liaitdStnic Silk comforts filled with woolen
laminated cotton butting c'ouit‘ed. with sturdy .-l.l(llttnrd
stilt. Bordcrs tontat ch. . Colors, bloc. pith. \thou l:l\(Il
dcr and I it c r
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NO. 43 HEAVY WHITE OUTING, 9ci- YARD
llcg.15c. yd. Eunice cloth or whitc outing. :24 width, for
night dresscs pajamas undcrlhllirtii (lt'
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NO. 44 40 Inch ENGLISH LONG CLOTH
$1 93 PIECE
Rel $3.00. Firm cten Ihrcad. suit cltnittois iinim linguist
long cloth. to inch’ei: “lilt‘. t1: yiml pincesy
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NO. :15 BIG BED SHEETS 799 ‘
Reg. 08c. Made of iOIl round thread S‘nu ii: 11:. \'o so out:
no dresging. llh: double bed sizt Slelii \\ ill mat well
and wash newer.
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No. 46 BROWN/CANTON FLANNEL. 6.‘ 9;»
Reg. 10c yald. Flint qttulity unliiotichcd titnton flannel.
3-4 widths for night dtcsscs, cliildre.i's “car. etc
NO. 47 JOHNSTON BED BLANKETS,
$2. 98 PAIR
Reg S-l. 50. Look anl \vhtl like. .I $.i.00 blanket. Soil elder-
‘down llnisli. Silk biniim! iitk or blue bordcrus
NO 43 LACE CENTRE PIECES 25¢
1293.690. Lace centerpicces (ll‘fulll umk c'cntcls. ’l‘hes‘e'
are veiy good value 4
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No. 49 FINE BED pILows, $1 93 EACH
Reg. $3. 00 each. Filled with p ’re new goose feathers and
down. Regular size. 22x28 Soft and light weight
, .
NO 50 LINEN T0WELING,121/.¢ YARD
“Reg. 19c. yd. Sturdy all linen crash bleached OI unbleach-
ed. Red or blue borders. Excelliint for dish, roller or
Q
winter.
Medics against golf; brill
” “MW"? 3“? said to have Mrs. Robert Wlnus has returned to
that golf-playing ruins 3 her bom(ln Rowayton avenue. otter
undergoing treatment at the Norwallt
Til-Odd. lWe‘ve olwnya heard hospital.
. flint golf III a wonderfully
my:
.I l
Neville Hayley has returned to
It is credited with his home in New York“ city. after
look-
" tun Jon D. Rockemto’rl
- 1 Col. William H. 89:19, who but oc-
l ' It ” no steadily m‘ copied the house at the corner of
‘. W “1“ “1m bu 500“ Mouton avenue and Petition:
but) 0! lt’S booming l urea for none time; in: mud to
French crepes. etc. J“.
kitchen towels. Limited quantity.
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Matildn Guldor,
her home in Rownyton avenue.
who Is seriously ill at tion of the state will be present and.
printing vu'lOui kinda am been of-
, , .- (erect.
Work was started yesterday morn. . ..
ing by the Connecticut company on William Cronin wan gIven ll plea.-
PBVlnB W133” "911“ “Wall u”Tum sunrise at his home ‘lut oven-
U'Oll‘! tncko. M “‘9 01°"- 0‘ W01“ big when a largo number of friends
yummy. more “in 800 feet 11-6 descended In run 'forcv thout warn-
Nen Nd, u [Ir a. the “ml. ml q “1" ”d n w“. a comp 0t. “rm”
tho “tilde Wk . Mr. Cro‘on. however. upon «taint:
"—9“- . '“ ma wtnd.x proved a line hoot.
At S meeting held on Mondny' ovelf Many men, urn unloved and W
141118.11 Klmmlek, Marlon Gonnly.
all declaring Mr. erecting a. Antichrist '5 new SMALO’OX
Those present were: May Angelman. CASES REPORTED
-—-———j
Laura. M00119. the Nissan Lena. Ruth Wallingford and, Naufiatuck Trouble
and Mabel Oaks. Mrs. Viacom“. i. Tram to waterbury,
Wilsonk Mrs. E Prince. and Mn Five new ‘smallpox' c'anes were re-
Crooks; Maseru; Benjamin Manon. HO ported yesterday to the omco of the
hard Anselm. Le Grand MOM: state board of health. Three
William Klinmtck.
doom Niall. Fm! Room. Thom one from Naugntttck and one from
mum-tut! Fred Sherwood. Fred Tl, anlllngfortl. The totalmumber or
tor. Chum Sultan. M010 Clarke. um repel-tad in the state to seventy-
“ _ ' ‘ Colorado. W. Colorado. ing, the Rowuyton Drum Corp. voted dancing «I aloud; 8mm w and {mu Mum four.” .
. .mmcgo ‘1' ; tom the tnvngmn out» one: Wu m mmvmttm g.. —" ‘ The Mutual: pullout “ported
‘“ '11.; - I'M-«Im- “'3‘?!“ firm-“m W Pm 011:. wipfi- ' In 1 SW m: t. yr gout-Ir Ali-Wm Whaler. other of Hll‘v
'. . 1'; .. mum-nu II. Nu; m, «minim ,g ‘ctttt . [1,.» m _ m» we iii-m , my.
1 ‘ y i l .. l’ in. l ‘ | Whitlmim‘.‘ MV‘KW‘W Nil ”All“ molly wring \ {234% ‘vl‘ will}. ‘9‘ w I'll Willi 'Jv M‘
'sult of this case. six families
new
Luann Gilbfl'l. cases were reported from. Waterbury.’
ford case is that of Oscar Wood, it;
Frenchman, who has been visiting in
Waterbury. and dined at the homo
where the disease dovetailed. ~All a re-
which
have been eprsed are under quaran-
tine. .. ,
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ADVANCE AUTOMOBILE
REGIIPTG Wises
The atit'nnco' receipts for registra-
tion 0? motor vehicles in the automo-
n...—
. btlo' department at. the Capitol to date . .
ailtouirt. to 537. sot. Th0 early demand *
fir tint on“ mutant gmtl‘y Intent. ‘
to
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