4g.
you-J“
Our Young lion's Suits
um and 1 590
Our Men's Winter vercoatl
$15 00 to $30. 00
vvvwvvvw-va
grins and various utylee.
BUY _A LIBERTY BOND
o
see For Tm -
And you will be pleased at the
nine shown and the beauty 0! the
._ “.5. W
STAMFOR
. FURNACE
I '4'
When it is cold, you put on an
a: extra jacket. That Is very simple,
and yet some furnace butlders are _
not so sensible as that.'
In sraxiroat) furnaces there is
.1083”! DAVIS an intermediate air space betw ecu
It. Worthington Street
Wm
pariah" £55m“.
Forecast for Norwalh and vicinity:
lair and
the two jackets, and this prevents
the heat rom radiating into the
ca liar. Burning coal emits gas as
well as heat, and in a STAMFORD
furnace this gas is consumed and
reduced to heat by a gas flame
.mwers tonight; Tué‘sday
__-Il1tlv cooler. A disturbance which
is central this morning mer Ontario
I canning unsettled weather with
' . t rain in‘b’u eastern portion of the:
.e region and New England. Pleas-i
weather prevails in nearly all other. ~
trictII east (.1 the Rocky mountains. !
e, temperatures along the northernI
rder are generally above trezing.
line.
are worth while.
I -
roam!!!
HORACE
.-—.__.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO '1'0-E w.
DAY
42}: in“ ,%
'l‘IIIIIpI-I'I't'ttti'. ' . Ulixit.
51‘. Fair.
These are economies that
:Corner North Main and West Sts
COUPON .
l: REMEMBER THE FIGHTERS I 3i
R. NAsN ,,
l
.Csty item
Bertha A. littzzaud has Milli an IIIIto- i
nubile to Sniuuvi Libertine. l‘i
D “2 Flint bun hold on :IIIIoInolIilI-I'
to Joseph \\ .11115ki. III
——MiIoI O'liell's tins.- es in dIIIII'in:
[or both thiidrtu .IIIIl 111111115 will ht»-
sln Friday. Nov. tub.
The Rtynolds Motor t In
Its sold another automobile to ileujnfi
lillil Rubert ot Somatic. i
('IIIIII'nmy
How you can get this
splendid Service Flag for
only 980, All that is
necessary for you to do is
to clip the coupon and
bring or send it to this
office with 980 in cash and
thin Pat ' Flag is
yours» ordered by mail
add 7 cent) for packing
and postage. Mun be teen
to be appreciated.
The Evening" Sentinel,
South Norwalk, Conn.
U. N. Wurdwcli had sold to A. \\'.I
flodge ihl» stock and fixtures ot the .-
‘ore at H North Main utreet.
..._—
W'ooluortb tr Company have
talII-II :Inother tlt'e \IIarII' II I159 o! the
Rosario (.Ipunno h” '0“ to 6 Cr block at 114 lit! \‘la5hington street of
lune the "‘al'hmm' '1‘." or 2" Bast lmdby and Ely ilutmoud at It year-Ily
l": W.
Wanhlngton street for 3395 II- dual or :1 800 ,
Tony Gunnl and Nit-bolus ilruno hudI
ll disagreement on El\' III'I.Inue y-Ienter I
do) morning, nith the result that they’
'III i"l arrested and brought before
.ludnc Vo.~burgb in the down town
court this morning. Alter 3| hearing in
their ('m‘t‘tl tlunni was dllcharm'd while
llruno was fined :10 and costs.
——HALT_! WHO'S THERE7--
‘my everybody will be there. llottl“
Guard-McEneliy dance.» Tuesday. (lot.
In. Armory, 33 cents,
There were twenty-uric sales at real
Quinta in Norwalk, last week, with
mortghxcs at 836525. For the second
‘H‘ll of October, 19th, thcrc I were
new-n sales at property. but the nIort-.
gun fire $62.6“). '
__,.——-—
"opportune llruI: (‘o,, of Sotuh
Norwnllt. (‘onn.. was incorporated Oct...
7.; to buy. sell products and merchan-
IiiIII- of all klndl. (‘Itpitnl stock. $2.000:
til i th l-‘airth'itl divided into too IIhIII'I-A ot 87. I- 1h
position in the 0 con 0 e
l .‘ommonce thIIinI-IIII with 82.000. in»
(‘01!le ”3"“ Burontl 3“” “Mk m I-orpI.;rulorII S. W Merrill. Wilton;
lhey‘ will in» shipped to France tor the 'ilIIlph 1‘ "l'nt't' Sound ileach- t arlton
are of American soldier: KI mono: ‘\0'l'll, Wilton.
’rnlblo. The (‘flM’I were tniIInto
Standard. \'in auto truck. today. and
of 111m.
n cm at
A largo number of Il‘llfit'.‘
lrultn. and ethnic ar'IIlIlIs
”rut of the county are being gathered
”—-
I'nnoI» that IIhe had at the Knob bud
burn stolen and ('IInstnblI- Clark. of
llowuyton. was rent to ani'oilKfll". Ilit'
IIrrI-slcd Russell ltctluinnuu nnd Nor-
blII' Pidgin. both of New York. who
WO'l't' in the canoe. 'l'hI-y ‘Iutld that
they lind lulu-n it Just tor n joke and
after they hld hccn tnlu-n to police
ltI-udqunIrlcrn and severely
tthy wr-rr- allowed to 1:0,,
(‘ocltcnoe Tribe .\'o 'l‘.’. l. 0.11.)!
bur-t last n'I-mk and made plan-I to ”n
lertttin tlII member: ot the Tribe nut
Friday. when tlrI-nt Sachem George M
Burns. and several otherl ot the great
dim-ls It ill" rotwrvatinzt ot ("Inns-cli-
t-nt will make an ollicial Visit to Nur-
“nllt ThI- carnival committee in plan»
loin: an entertainment tor the mem-
h'" "f “l""m" "mm" “‘0 “”"m' "’ antoozeon'r nov WANTED TO
1'ndth aw I-IIrnirnt hIIlI. two mo 21:0 ENLIS‘I’
w WWII-ful- new HAVEN. om. I'.--- WIIIII he
lm'lII-Il in height (‘nI'lsI-imo (‘anIlIIlo.
Norwulk nutomobllfllfl traveling of llridm- I.port made tip in I-nthuninum
“WWI” "“lflhh‘mn‘ nectlonn 0' New when lit‘ presenter! himself today for
\‘o: II mite occasionally IncI-I mountId Inllktmenl “I "w United 8111th Army
FMN'WW‘ uniformed In mm. ”in“! I'II-I 'uitlng stutlon here today. Find
atom: [be country ”3"" Th?" 111.1 M -II:ht tux taken at live tool
"1"" “l" "WWW" “l ”'9 recently M lil“'l‘t'-t|lllll’t‘l'fl ot nn lnch,nl1lch wnl
“WW/”l "m” police m"? in that mu“ u on: II'tIIr of an inch ubort II! the ro
3"“ ll "‘ ”WI" duty ‘0 ""03 the coun IIIIlroIIIonts tor a wciitht of ”0
'Ir) Iii l'li'lf'l' "NM ‘0 ll "‘3' la" 3"" IIIIunIlII.(‘11nrlelo ItaII Main ordered
word. huntthl do" "0°” "“1 3"” III. II... IIIaII-II and um tlmo IIIII
In! mint-Me 1“?"th “ “I“? l“ Non-1.1 llrflWt‘d III tnI-tm. 'l'llt‘ exam.
needed. Th0 70MB ll organlfl‘d 30" inln' phyiit'lhnl noticed. however.
In my' tum and many I" "I WWW" IIIIII 11.. bar IIIII- rat-111x his he‘eh- and
L lornwr cavalry," men in the United Wm bI-r menuttrement “I, taken
flutte- army. IIIIIIII-III no true IIIsqut to be this
tI-It IInIIIhuIt Inch. or hall an inch
I, ' “*‘l‘ "W "W ""0" the pond. ItIIIrI of Illt‘ rt'nllll't‘mt‘nlfl. Condelo tit
my a Liberty Bond Any bunk. IIIIImv It'flflfi old, The War 111-9.".
‘ 111qu thI been united by the recruit-
' Anthontlvc “NW'HW h” M "' in: «nice tor authority to enlist hint.
felted in New Haven and Illnrtlord
that all “it! of the to! Infantry for- MORGAN MIMOIIAL OUIATOI
imIrty time first Connecticut, have . DIAo
"new mm 111 mm No "HM HARTlI‘tll) om 1.-..-—IIIIIIII 11.911-
IMorIMtIOI MI MOI 8""! “l I“ "‘0 kin, curator at the Wnduworth Minn .
pro-two! location a! the mill!" ll “'Iumm. and Morgan Memorial. tllotl
known he". ll ll Wm ”M ('0- tlnntlav. and ntxtv-tlvc your. He won
1). or New linen, which no buttoned "It-yawn the country over In ht:
Ion.- la one at the unite ot the WItllt'llculll' 11'... Ht: recent work on
III! in Europe. but all dmlll m the inundation of the J. P. .Ihlornn
huh-l. mmmmwlm o P. Avery collections. lie IIIIII
mun-11m.
.urtbrfwnW
“ m m m HUI II. I m
# 4.31:3. ”P595! .-
r
lI-ct urcd. -'
‘Itnnd nth than 'l‘ho ctlI-ct bI uninc-
' refine" and luxnrlunce.
«up» trovdld «III-um 1.1111. end-Ind
, fl' _ .
.__.. .-.. ._.-_....-
l)I-Ir~nd.1nt~ Sona'ot evolution W-ul
polo SIII-itty of New link and Nation-
al Smlcty oi .\rtl1.ttIo|ogy.
lie was ot I-IIII) New l-Jnhhmd rin-
I‘vestry. ile IInVIII II widow. I.
McVEA BEATS JIM JOHNSON
(‘0l.0.\'. Pannmn. Oct. 15 —Sam
“even and Jim Johnson, beau-weight
pttuilistn. contested twvnty-tlw
rounds here yesterday. .\lc\'c:1 won;
the til‘t'lflilln.
I ll 9, ll I'V'h
CORPORATION PAPERS l
A,“ Illnl'illt’ oi iqut'p'u'IttioII ot' the
Foley-Lune t‘otnpun) III' .l'.II':lorIl' 11.:5
l'cI-ot'IlI-Il til the other of ill“ Ht'Cl"ll|l;I':
oi the” tttIItI- ytthq'lIIy; 'l'hII I'IIIIountI
ot I'Itpitul Mock h». tomooo, ‘dindId
into mo slIIIII-II, ’l'bI- incortmratorsl
intuit! l'. Filit'). ’l‘houtnn ll. Latte;
l.I1n~'. ot'llurtlord. I
Am!
and George 1‘.
[\t‘tir'lttI IIi ltSNtlt‘ililiOn Hi ”to
mom l'lIIIiu t‘ompztny .ltlIII-tiI- Aill
Int-lotion Vt'-'Ir1 rI-"~.IoitlIIl 'l‘lII- pm
In .-I- III the lllMiL'HIJZIlltl" is to In'I-out
:II'I- ;.Il1ltti1' mono and >01 Itl lttnc
I» ”tin." of all kinds. I
at which pluce.’ nimllflr comm trom all 'I i” (”filth H ”m" "1 llnnlord, ArtiI'II-I- of awociulion of the lab-1
“"0" ”Willi”! to tltt‘ policc that '3 tlllil ll» ;.i11'1ut, ltItlinn slu-rp L-lltllrl-I
The ltlll'pttilt: l»:
and social til
2's and {III
I~:.~I, “l‘l'd' I'III'oIIl"Il.
to prouIIItI- truternul
Jo) IIII n1 1111111111: IIII Ino'uIbn
11111111le bIInIlit.
.\ litiztl I'I’II'iilirIItI- of tl.5IIltltiIIn II-I
\l‘IIIbburu. &- "I'ltl'l'n. Inc. at NIIII‘
London. \\ll:-' 1I'.-I1I'IiI-Il. .\l| Ib.ll.~' :I‘n-
mild 11nd tlII'rI- lll't‘ no nut-ts to Ili.».-
II'ibutII. .
111111; 11111115 ‘
01 1111111111 11111 5
Sift, 0088i, ' Will,
ell-cent Bott‘c Deltroyc Dandrutt and
Doubt" Beauty of Your Hair
Within”“ten minutI-II IIttcr 1m appli-
cation ot Dmlerinc you can not find.
a ninglc trim». of ItunIlrutl or tolling.
hair and your'rcalp will not ltI-h. but
Will)! “Ill ltll‘fll‘e you tnoll will he of"
ter 11 few weIluI' 111w, uhcn you 11cc
new hair. line and - downy nt tirIIt~
yen-hut rcnlly new hair-crowing
all over the ucnlp.
A little llttnderlnc lmmcdiutclr dott-
blen the bounty of your hulr. No dit-
teron‘ce how dull. tadcd. bI'lttle'IInd
rerun. lust. motmn a __I-IIII'11 thtI
Dnndertno and carefully um“ lt‘
thiottnh your hair, tnltlmt one until"
ink—your hair will be light. tiutly
Innd wavy. and tho 1111 appearance ot
nbundnnce; nn lncompurublo luctre.
,net :1 zo-I-I-nt bottle 0‘! Knowlton’l
liantlerine Irorn any strut Itoro ontol-
lnt counter. 11ml prove that your belt
in a." pretty 11nd wit u anyv—thnt it
bu Loon neglected or injured by on"
tau treatment-that'- M m
I! on have mum butt and lots at
uumvmmmuuubnnoge
ilIIOI-I-MV.
I
‘ lez.
‘ tlII-tr mind-I.
u
titilllilli lflll Willi
BUY; WHY Hill Hill?
A DOUBLY PATRIOTIC ACT ”BB
CAUSE TREMENDOUS FINAL
STRAIN 0N LIBERTY LOAN
WORKERS IS THUS
AVOIDED.
New l'ol'k.,OIt. l'.3.— Tbo big tall!»
paiun tor the Second i.ibIrty lonnI
in turning ahead in IIIIIIlI better
1.!er than the omcinl subscription
‘. tigut'cs Itouid stem to indII'ute.
These figures for the tint .‘t‘Vt'll
working; days I)! the drive that
“ill cnIl ()I'tober
Second Federal
lit N'l‘l‘t' “lhil'll't.
which IIIIbrnI'r-II New York City and:
' Suriname county in t'unan'ttcut and”
lII‘nunI I
l behind in the :IubIII'riptlou total that
I-otlnlic.~I in New Jewry,
must be pilI‘ up day utter day in
OI'III'T ltlvrt'tn't' ltll'
hllotiuenl ot Si.5t.III,IIUII,IIoo,
lot It is clear to every close titli-
deut ot the campaign that the otl'it'iu'i
iiutll't'n tall for Hint! of the actual
tIItal ol. 511b.'IriptiIIIII 11p to data. it
ls estimated that bank: throughout
:-thI Iii trtIt hold subacriptious not
)‘t‘lJ‘t'ptil'N‘d approximating a totnl
or from ”Snowman to $741,000,000,
There is another tut-t
.rnunui any (III-ling at tllr't'otlrlizv-
llll‘lil 1'. 112I'l1 the olht'ial subscription
for the opening do}: o! the
MI mint might cnm-nIiI-r. lt i~
IlIIIun
I;I:I IzI lIoIIIl t‘ notion»: und 1-
12;: tut-- I'.’ ..t.-:I~r1ptton-
ut the slut. .fi‘lII» ruih writ-v 5.1 t‘:.
rim-Nil: days, Vin-.1 .I.1:1‘.l till .I.-
“ho have been l1csst;.t.:1:. lliulv
and bin I'Itlmritat .,
that have been hold back to rqu- the
IIIIII — l‘t 1‘.
Il'r
b
intern-It on the 2 per cent required by '
ll1I~ Federal Reserve Bank nurse to
the r-lll'fI'HW' ln mighty t'olumc.
lltIt tlIc Liberty llonn t?(1I111I.1lttI-II_E
i5 not relying upon this mental-Ir.
filli‘i epurt nl Ellilfirl'lilt'i'n. _lt I'I-rv
II '1!P"l"l:. refuse-11' to go l1Il1»‘.d tlIIII III!
tic int n t111n.~ with-Ii I-lI' i\\ .I blr;
273' 5bow that th‘l
11115 llln‘ll'lti ill:
that diII-V
from tho hietory II! nil ltttue’
it It: .plot' :1 '
l 5‘.
TI
Iit in the di: triIt's nubsctiptlon ap-
IIIIt'ImI: I'I-.11t it (‘hpt‘vb‘ that new
l'io) :Il AIIIIIlIun v. til now. on III-I. :d to
troll 11p lIl III-II—uw and got bus).
t-uy l‘ Intr5ou director of publicity
itor tlu Second Federal lienervo Din-
It: 'lI'.t in n 1121,;an appeal for quick
ution a lutor3.000.0001ndivtdual
. .~2:1i1~c1il1115. it. fixes this as th-
lll'llilll'llll nqubIt of pm. on» livin"
IL" the SIIIInd lliIItriIt that Fuck:
1- L‘.'1111 has tiII tight to confidently lool:
i to for Hill). criptIonv.
’lblu in II “his order" for a dtstricl
l to which the N 115115 (‘nlllllt' raior. au-
Eli?" ti totul mutilation or, npruov V—l
. mriely 12 Mo 11011 llut illlt‘t'ltll‘
r‘IIIer: on do” not think no. ii» m:
111' ‘ that Jutclligwt patrIIIIiHu
tilt 1I:,. l u: ii iii.
:'I.~1 proportion than one in tour.
Flank It. Vi'umlt‘llip. presidcnt of
the National (‘ity Bank. in IpImkinn
.1! the Liberty Loan PilltlliltrIl-d the
'llll)’ of citizens to comI- toru'ard
promptly with their subscriptions.
. ".\t the present time," raid he,
"IIIb~;I'ripti1InI- are not coming in at
‘a rate that will bring 111 the tart
'IIIII rIIIIIirIIl. lt lIaII alw'nys bIen
true in tzreut campuinun IIl thiII mrtI
Him the built of the IuonIy comes lnI
I' dining the last th‘ii 'l‘he tact‘
nlmuld be eIIIplInsiu-d, ill)“6‘\'.?r that
It wont! be much bI ttIr i! illl“ ub-I
5Iription: “t‘rl‘ more III-'nly Illstrtb
‘Itted IIVI-r the entire period or the.
rntttpniizn in order to mold the in
Imondous «tInin which it” oh the
wurltvrn and the publiI durlnr. the
i.1~t fr“ days of the first lIbertyI
Loan IutIIpainn'
l'rulru upon the wholI» clvllinl
puhlu iii pair-:iot I- duty to guarantre
with it' .-ttb.~crlptlor11~' thz' I'IIIIIplele
il' - . ot t‘11i~' loan. hlr. \‘nndI-rlip
211M. : l
"’I":»- act ot -:1.lni, Iu~lI dollar for '
thu IlI..'~ lllliil'l‘t i:I' It dt'llllltt‘ lll'l otl
. \tut. Amt-2'11: tt~
told thit we t'rII 1111;:111'; this our bx
. cotupeliinii urinal) proportion of on.
. young men to no to the front in or-
der that thou- IIt llOlllP may be‘nt'ed
from our IIII'rttiI-e.
which the United Show,
tout tlrht We are all in it.
‘inI i all “in lt'
Civil War Veteran, Too Old to‘
Fight, Buys a Liberty Bond:
A veteran or. the Civil War. clad in
his old urvtce uniform or blue. no
a noticeable azure among the Illllll-
ber 01 new Liberty Bond buyer: at
the Liberty boon hndquurteu tn the
Equitable ltitldtnn. lie on upper-
“ontlr unaware or the int-mt btn Ip-
p'onnlee excited. and when or
crouched wu tooth to I“ of him-
eoll and deprecated theta!" or the
clerk! to chow hint II] MN m-
adoration.-
“Jobn 'l‘. mum“ ‘- tbo norm
be to the blub‘ II I My
told he at! be m owl”. pet-
I. .
4 humorous
It won only alter IIIIII h pert-union
no to Old hl11 government with his
alt-ll nIeobII now that he won no
loner chin to built. and he tour“
that the publication or ht» picture
would ottnct to 111111 b publicity that
hc’tlld not tool entitled to.
flu nil document to still I Ilen-
taut characteristic or the "Indian;
mm that mt any who or:
.I 'Will you beaslinker? ‘ . ‘ :_
(ltrilltt is in lnt t1'"- 1
do not ocI-Il tn lII‘
This in n» wnI'II
II I nation'
\\ o-I
Inuit Iblr- I
that be conmntetl to hurt. his ptI-turo I
token. proteutlnx that hit- only obloct I
1min:
HIIWLANDS
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
""17
. Your dollars out into the Liberty Loan will buy il
l ' things needed by ”the boys who have itone to 'l
camp at Ayer. '1'. .I it b fifth-7.1131”
' Those dollars will buy equipment and food and
ammunitionfor the boys in the Navy and in
France.
Will you fail to give" your dollars?
w‘r-NJ‘-
Athena underwear
brings warmth and comfort
Women' 5' clot! 1e5 that lit are mice as com. ortahle as
those that (1 1t.’
1
l
i
i
Ien 5' ithena undeIwe' Ir 01 CI is all othern iIeIaII'te
iit fitsw as does no other.
I. .- This littiuu ability 15' combined \Iith excellent (ltlfliilY
Io. fabric. It is combined with ta5teful careful finishing.
ilt results in uudctuarsment that .t. are fitltiiif‘dt‘tOIV fII-In
et er'I' standpoint. I
Athena underwear is cut to lit.o:1 1- .1tte1 114 tint h. .e
lhecn te Ltd an d found correct. These huttet 1115' {the iulueos
I .1 her I: it is I'eIIuircd. 211' e 11:11 1011' whcr c the figurci Is mar row.
lTheII' make a we t 01' 3 1.1111011 5ttit lit 5nuzlv both back 9.th
IIfl'out—aud Without niuchinn ()1 binding.
i Athena union suits and pants at e made with a naten I II
lseat which 2i 'es protection at all times. That protection
'i115ures warmth and comfort. This 5eat is unique does II'L
uane. fits wth rare comfort. ‘
Scteral uciahts and fabric- (Iualit194»
iuuderuurmcnts now Ic'
I." we Athena features.
! t'omm
a»monir At.‘ ll.
1dv—but all made with the (mid-
W 5“ and pants
medium \I‘lrlil and pants or wool and II» mm
might or with suit norm tie-Icing ~ ittttt'knit.p0I.-sil1l\'l-it'otton and 4:, or
7 'II' and to.” II stuciul warmth $150 and 81,75.
i l'nion mite
'tu-iAhI I'otttm.
inttli ”kiln
'flntl ‘l. L10
ot lino
low.
or ankle
xotl IuI-dlIIII'I
Dutch. or' high
drunk—81.2.3.
Purc- n'ool tests and pains of rm.
IIolt quality,
2.00.
setel‘al style-it, $1.73 .In.l
union suits,
.70 and Si 75,
I "envy t-loecIIlcotton
,‘ltl‘llll un
iiiutch or high nI-clt —$l ‘ Ion hum Dutch 01' "K"
III 1 its ~$i.1|lztnd31.7."1.
i Merino tents and pants hull cot"t
and bull nool— 3| and 3|. 25. l'IIrt- wool union nulls. Pun-Pia"!
light and line and wcndrousl
. . y warm --
SpIIial stilt-anIl-uool and pure onI light Weight 8'.’ 25 and 3". .30; 1111. "In
union nlliir $1.25 and $3. .70.
Im- igl11.~3.’l and 83.. 'IO.
Athena underwear for children I
I as well a \I . ..
VII ith the same distinctivc' ztblitv to .fit Iand insurseI cdildlffiori t ~3
I d V I . i it)
t! Cst.‘ ("Ni ) lilfi‘" 3.’(‘ I(
I iAl .Il~it'_ “I". '
I
I “These are
happy days
Ifot' Ina-11v mam ncoulc. NQI .'\
homes are beimz establHch.
no uifts from dear it tends. 'tltIIs'I- gifts will 5‘11. IIv in th
the. Iz'ivc15' u'ood will and "not 11519. Here are 'I'Ich:1d
tl cv combine w ith theseouaili i. ' i a )
III. in» ideas that hill tit into the
home:—
! Mahouauv serviiirr Him
with 11'th inlaid latterns be
ncath II“ late or
riaS' $4.50 to
ilttillCS' I 1'0 beim.Y built. KI W
into thostyucu homes 1.1“
it r' ii i‘illQ-Ilifln (N {ha}, EII-rI'
Crumb 3”“; black 01' I131!
- bra» or nickel or colour—o
glam or cut 85t'to$2.70.
t Casseroles: and pic Ilishe",
. igleI tric toasters—$4. 50 tot ,giCReltofl or copper frame...
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Electric ”I“ Electric lamps—$5 to v225.
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tion.» '-—$l1.50 and $7.. 0 l d .
Nickel and copper nerco- "'1350103
MIMI? alcohol burning—$3 Cut glass disheq and 11.1593
101’ many sizes and 5l1IIIII<—.
Piano lumps.
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1‘ 0Steak llgnléréI with nickel 31130333.
rame— 0 0 ancv China sci. .41] s n.
Aluminum and nickel ner- le 1. '4 '
columns—$3 to 36 5011331573933“ ”1%“ d‘ ‘ m M
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811lo"ttt the Bolton More. alarm! with Saturday afternoon, that mm. Mtg
Ithc usual rut-l1 The demand thlu yI-Ii mum-d Stanley, and nine yuan. h“
Itor utupln. ean-I'lnllt' harm bcddtnn. Ills-appI-IIII-Il from her home I.1 We‘-
ouch nu blanket! and comtortnblcl. pan .
bu new-1' heton- been Paunllfll. Fort-1 "rhu- child was thought to have M
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but much an «met-rm math I! m" the 111m at bur dlumnrnl‘wo 5th no
Mo. lt' II It plmmm- to note that lhll'dmtud in white. “4 '0". m e“
public will be well taken care or in
um rim "HarmIt Balm" 711. "'I" lookout tor on- 11111. .111 other twat
will be open tonight until 9 o'.clocII mu 1m rennet but u 7‘“ buy
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:a wide tariet" and Ileml- '
lt tool H'pflllt‘tlrlll the local to)”: I
The Smooth police have been ll Ibo .
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