SOUTH NORWALK
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laurisestizuonetss :31.
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“Gather of tho Associated Press
The Automated Press is exclusively
“titled to the use for publication of
All news dispatches credited to it or
“otherwlue in this paper and also
the local news published herein.
i": All rights of republication of ape- produce mote food.
%. :td'et‘lfspatcbes herein are also re— Th: ",0” “semi.” kind d food is
:3? ___H_ ..,_ A . _.1 fl meat.
g flmc— mmx. m The most important form of meat
g1 ,. ' ' PHONE CALLS is pork. because "it can be transport-
5 “Wm .‘ ed more readily and economically to
i. m tour troop; in the field than can any
Iorwslk Branch Office—1388. ‘
““01"! MOBM~2182 other l'iPill." and lit-cause "boy; can
pity Editor 5 Restdence—l492— 4
33111312. Manager II Residence—-
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’ A BOY AND SOME PAINT
A group of labor leaders visited J
New Yoik City school whore the Can
cysts-m has been introduced, to net.
War the Hyniem tieservt-d uplift)"
If. They went away and adopted a,
Molullon .aironxty commending it.
Their action Was based irtI'gt-ly. it up-
t has, on their meeting with n lwelw-
mold pupil named [A'eri lllllllllt'"
Inn. bowls had just made an inter.
Cans discovery.
The Guy pupils, an the reader pro-
hblv know-x,
‘y and play manual Work of various
flnds.
electric app-aroma.
more no cxptertsivt'.
. 3 dying; (out.
<4, A. ..
W'H‘l-g,‘vw‘w
W
combine with'thelr Ittu-
Since copper tw-
tltet boys had to
use galvanized iron instead for many
lirposen. The iron worked, but it nev-
fl' looked right, when thty
”Inlet! it the paint would crock ofi‘,
ltwls, however. after a little experi-
menting, produced a ntrip of iron
‘lhiuing with it t-IIIIooih layer of point.
V which when subjected to all the usual
leafs. did not cratk or peel.
it watt very simple, ltc explained.
He had found that it he first heated
the Hon, tlItn painted it
bf‘t'ltllrlt‘
l'Jltl IIuth-d
dl’ the Ioo..c paint, and tipplird anoth-
er coat. the paint would not come off.
"That buy," Iietzl on t-Itpctt l‘l‘lilnt'l'
‘h tho VllilllilfJ group. .' .mr worked cu'
something bland new in the painting
hotness: “'0. littlt‘ l'l“'n looking for
yearn for nome to make paint
‘lck to metal of this kind. 1 know
of no procees that Lilli equal the dis-
covery of titis‘ ind. The
pincipie is pcIl'ect.”
Now, it may be
unit's judgment of any nyrttcm of edu-
ation on It i-ittglc incident like th.It.
fill the ntory is‘ richly
laybe we've been underestimating
the mechanical ingenuity of our chllti'
sen. Maybe our eager boy» and girls
lave far greater capacity for creative
\\ it V
ncit-ntiiic
illogical to how
nttugentivn
work I0nd discovery thttn we‘ve
nought. Maybe we ought to give
‘ more of lltem a chance at practical
. 1r! anu t-t-iottte, let more of them use
' sucti- hands and bralnrt
There mzty be a lot of howls ilimmelI
mm in every town.
tog other.
BEWAN “ATROCITIES”
The' “atrocities" which Germany
flung-2d the Belgian Colonial .arnty
.‘ emitted in Batu. Africa, and on
'1? vhlch Gent-any attempted to iustif!
' .Ihe seizure and deportation of twenty
/
’s
' firestigaled. In its statement of an-
mil conditions the Belgian iegntlttn
“i was at Taborn." says Otto Wm.
f" ’romrinet; there. Personally i have
- wmplainl to make of the Belgian
t
I‘" ever, as chief of the district, In:
- to say that some complaints”
made to me on tbs subject of
t
.4
“I. lwosslsotoidfhtsbutcbsr
Bcféomrmmtynnum
t
MWBTOZLmt48229nm.
Ltwltt had been ttIttkinIt Milli 2‘
_I'llotes a German ofiicial as followrr‘
limits. on their entry Into rattan!
m soon: 103'“ mu 'm
tentton mot been called were control:-
my opinion.
WING SEWEL .tttl by Belgian soldiers, but that is
s—==_.—;———.—_=
All these things were
littvurltt .o the attention of General
Totnht ur ttlte Belgian commanding of
Zion). .\l the end of two days ever;-
Ell'lll‘g :Iwr t-altu again."
Assuredly the
litigious have much to team before
tlIt y can attempt to rival the "kultnr"
of the Kaiser's troops.
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. H068 to WIN THE WAR
Now, we're told, it’s hogs that are
The department of
agriculture presents the matter about
like this;
To matte tsure of victory. Wt must
5 llttlt'ible, horrible!
to win tbu' war.
.I- Illt,'tlli?"d quitkm' than any o'ber
ointl ti ItI'e ntock.”
The
uric-It l'tI; !\t‘i‘v“flfllly and duty-oi start-I
lll t,'IIo to int reusi- llh
'lhe of box:
in thin (Ullll' I) in about lotto 000 INS
m... hog t-ttlp-
plt on. .. l'
th..tI it. “an :t yeat ago.
he more. l'l order to t‘util'itlliee
proper
ailms .and outselves.
I"
ll'I‘ttllIlk lllnlt‘itd nl “holes?
I .
iP-chng oI our hillillVlll, mt:
~ riIIIp') ft Intention of whole-NI
'Ie BlitUi-{ll'
elm; liturtltnx .lltllllillh Ittust rep'w
duco- thentrwlt'es. Itntl former» are air;-
ttl to .It' llllll m. i'» t-"riiult- ll'lL; rim-,t
llt‘r dun.
ttIt-ic in I!" hardship lltlln' imposed
in the int'tIIt-r. llt' It llli‘lt‘lzv' tl’li’O‘lt‘
ed to enter more zealously into an I‘\'
IIeIIItIly piolltnhle industry. The price
of pork lately h'tzs hto-n more lhitil
in ice its ;l'vt‘f‘llLli‘ llllt.’i' iu the three or
It isn't.
TM
tlt-IiII'IIId is sun: to tontlnue strong un-
iot. your! heioreihc unr,
lint-II to go doun lltut'll, if any.
til muttI tiIIIc alter the end of the war.
i‘t-td crops on plentiful now. Every-
thing ittv'ors hog-ruininz.
lint the pttlrioilt' appeal should bf.
.tiott; et ih..tI the IUII‘ ot profits. liuis‘
in: hogs Iris become its IIIutlI a writ
Ilm)‘ H" buying Liberty llontltt.
.\n art-rave int-rear» of If. per cent.
loI' lllt‘ t-ntlrtI country is ltIrOIIIIIIcndtId
tor the comlnc year. Sonic 5”!le a".
asked to produce more than that, and
some less. Missouri's quotztix a no
per cent,
cine population. Five per cent.
ruillrt- tor (.icozgin and Went Virttin'ia.‘
.-\l.tl'.l!|l.'t. town, Kansas. lndinnn, lili-
.\llufiiuslppi. SottI‘I
tihio- Kt-tttuthv 'l'enut‘isrtet‘,
hols. A rknnnns,
t'uf‘tlllllrl,
department thereiore .- t rtinglv'
it ought to.
WEATHER FORECAST.
.—
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Saturday; not much
change in temperature. The extend-
ed area of high pressure continues ov-
er the central districts with a trough
of low pressure running. from .\'ortb
Dakota southward to Texas. Pleasant
weather prflails in all districta. The
temperatures are rising slowly and
generally above freezing along the
northern border. Conditions favor for
this vicinity: fair weather with brisk
westerly winds and not, much change
in temperature. ‘
mm A mu AGO '1'0-
DIV.
Temperature: lligli.
Partly cloudy.
£1 62; low,
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NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS
Fromm-Young
Mltlfl May Young, daughter of Sir
and Mrtt. Harry Young. oi Wilson ate ..
one, and George Fromm of intrinsic...~
were married at the South Norwnlk'. ,
flaptlst parsonage. 'Monday evenlnz.f'
mitt-et- tlzttnor found the door oi the
tailor shop In Woodward avenue
incited last night and notified the own
I
rl. .\'olhin‘g \Hl's' missing.
Word was receiwd by tho- .\'orwttlk
police today that the “Well noldiert-I
who deserted from- Port MC'l’lltra‘ti'l
some time ago, had been captured in
New Haven.
A regular weeklv meeting of I‘m-lit»
noe tribe, .\'0. 32, l. 0. it. BL, will he
held Itinittht in Red .\len'tt Hall. in
Main nzrwt, Important tritium-mt will
ho- tt.tnitncted. ‘
John lioutlztnyi. :le inmattI of the Na-
rntnttke Home. was arrested for my
mac; yesterday morning. and wait sen-
,ienccd yctttt-rdny afternoon by Judge
‘Xehcmlah (‘ttndt-t- to 60 day: in jail.
0mm Wnllncc Samntis found the
'door of A. .I. t'otiinn' store unlocked
last Main. 3* Not the garare in tho
rear of the t‘olltntt block in North
Main sir-ct .\'othtnu :tppettrrtl to be
missing.
A special tontlavr- of Clinton i‘oII'.
mandtrI, .\v. 3. K. T., \‘lll lio- lull
this ctcninu. Eminent Sir Thomttu
W. Morgan. grand insptctor of III.-
‘Grand (‘nntmztndcry oi Connecticut.
will mail . w ottit lttl visit at this time.
The Temple degree will be conferred.
llfl-‘
'i-ignt-t her position and will shortly be
Imartled at her home in llethel.
.uho Mil be her guest in itilhwtty.
Rev. J. Harrison Thomptton officiating!
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hickey stood up.
with the couple, Hr. and lira. Fromm. ..
started for Jstltsonvliie. Fla, Tues-I
Ice—1.x:
day, where Mr Fromm has a promis-t,
int: position. Thc- vountt couple but 'i‘!
'many‘friendrt who extend heartiettt
congratulations.
Mimi Ohweiler, one of the teachers.
in the Franklin high school. has rc-l
....~ .:
The
vacancy in the teaching tn-rprt has been
filled by the appointment oi )M.:‘Il.
Sproul. wife oi the commercial draw-
ing teacher in the high school. who will .
1-0011 enter the Itme and rape ('lr to be
rent to the front in France.
Misti Lizzie iIlcudder. who has been
making it'll")? week's' vialt with the.L
Mir-sea Scudder of Pius liiil Iitoad. llflri 5
returned to her home in Railway. .\'. J
accompanied by Mimi Emma Scuddt-r
Alex J. iiumntltr and fanIIly mil
close their resident» ttt Zt-l Flax illit-
Roatl next week, untl lt-aIe for .\'er
\ork city. where they will spt' nd the
winter.
gt
Mrs chant. I-: Dow oiSoutb .\'m :0; 0‘ 19- OI» O. ‘9 and“. «V 9-» “ -m.:no:...~ . to... .0: o «a
walk has been t‘pr‘ilan a few days
Mitt )lrht .laclttton Immunity :tl liigh GOVERNMENT
Wldnt, New Y.ork
I
('bnrlctt E. Hoyt in in .\'ew llnl‘M.‘
tuluv attending the meetintt of the 0"!
ccutltt: commltict- of tho- llnnkeru' A» '
variation,
and .\ll'rt.
.. .-
.\II‘ i'dwnrvl .\'. [tart sir-d
1 108 Main Sf.
Et-oulittz to John 1‘
rt-lnt'v
.(I. I ('l
FRIDAY, NOV. 9, 1917
ROCKWELL & (:0.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Monday, November 12th
WEI START A
Cash Clearance Sale
We offer ZO‘per cent. discount on every
garment in the store except Furs and Furl
Coats on which-we allow 10 per cent.
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This is a very unusual opportunity. It
comes at the height of the season when our
stocks are 'most complete. . '
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a.
K,»
Since the Object of this sale is to raise cash,
there will be. no charges and no sending
of garments on memorandum.
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4:0
Liberty Bonds Accepted as Cash.
or; m ‘53.!
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u wTown Clork.— ‘" ”#‘v’
.\ special lll‘ I-ling oi llItIilomc Chap-i WOMEN'S PARTY DID NOT HISS
or of Tltt King's Daughter» will In
WORK "H l) Ul’
WILSON
BY STRIKERS i.t-i.l.tt ilit home oi M” W ay. 11“: last: ..
_ I I.,t-nue .\londay nitcrnoon, Nov. 12 \llAliTlI'OltD V“. 9 __\”:i Thomas
lCunlEnut .: ilor'»: t'.
l o'.cloclt The officers urge you to :t
tond‘this mccflnr: its matters ot‘ import-
:ItIct art to come mm the chapter.
One) '.'ll~IprIrn of this ti. y former pros-
' idcnt of the (‘tmnr‘cItitut Equal S'lf‘
.l'fih'e Assnt‘iittion, who spoke at :t
Womnn'r. Party meeting In .\'cw Yo in
.\ltrltI l‘..lltl.
of the Building 'l'tntlrs t‘otIII-
.-t'(‘-
iIIri‘czInt- of her present poII.
l
wilt '
.\ Itimlar rcmlmnnthly mot-ting of
('oIIri Nnt‘ruk.
held last evening in the lodge rooms in
Water ~irf'i'i. Plants were made for the
holding of :I masquerade ball in the n
ncnr luillrt‘. ltcircshmt-Ittn consisting u
oi hot roast be?! sandwiches and roller-
wcrr- servtId after. the adjournment o."
the regular meeting. t‘
— Litter-t style uofi hats. O'Brien.
am avenue lit spending
IT in .\'orwitlk,
mn. Edward of Flax llill flood. hm- “... Mm“... m.
S". 58' F of A was talttnapnrtmt-ntn in New York city for “my.” “film. "W." ”W, “minim”
the winter. .
.\iIIIt. )lsrznrtvt A. l'osburtzh of Pot-
Gi'trt'tr. lit. It... not; QIIInm.
e iI-Itn tnllt-d :l'i it
and there is no disputt with the
‘ “.‘ttttrnmrn' ttitet I!) but IIlIh (en-
trat-tot's engaged on gov flntmnt
work ' '
:t few do“,
itlI relatives In .\'thark. .\'. J. l
' l
i:rnel Wood and sister oi .\'ew
anaztn. have been \‘isllllllt their broth.
” William (‘nmpbcll of \‘ormtlk was
.ltqu-ld soil 'I'filtlhf:
-lIa\'e been callttl h“l'lllli‘t'
In his 5'lllt'l‘.‘.‘.1 ~‘ I;tt.:;; .‘.l.tt--
"le-ri- sitilzm'
of the un-
Itiil'v‘iit to .t‘ Humili-
Inn! and Hr \“.ItII"owII 2tl‘1*nlll,
whi I'e strike: of Hit t. ”.olw ltntt been
called at. it molt-i t.;;ui:.:~t the own
shop cOnd kl" ti
Jobt
fIII'r ltlllllltl'.‘ o.
'1" ['1 l‘.t||l ll" I;tt
“e have tIitd cury Ineuns
Th. indies' AitlSocletyofVl'nst Nor tullinu on friends In lluntlng Ridge known to us to mm. 1 time my",
\\' .iit met at the home oi Mrs. Crom LN Sunday.
wit. Wednesday afternoon, and en
zagtd in lied ('rntts Work. They are
~—
liiss .\'ancy ilvrnr. oi Flux ilill Road
North Catolinn, .\lit- hiann and .\'t-brntta preparinzn box to send Christmas gifts '3 ”“k'm‘ " "m “"_h ""r “‘1’“ '" -\" ‘
kit. hint- till been derelict in Vanlnd
dt'grtIt-i. The refill of ill» sinii‘rt lIn\'e
hu-cn doing their duty. and are evpoct-
t'Il lo kt‘t-p up the mood uork.
-.._.__..__..._—.. .
THEY MUST HAVE PAID UP
ll Ditmarlscotta, .\laine, failed to ov-
t-rscribc its quota
tic-rty Loan. nobody can blame the ed
itor oi the DamarisCotta Herald, at
.iiny role. He did his bit by publish-
ing the following announcement in'hi-t
paper:
"You Fellers who are four. Itis, eight
or ten years in arrears, who have dis-
recarvltd our plaintive prayers for a
‘nt‘rttibmenl. Here Is a chance to kill
thrce birds with one stone. Every tlol- ,
lar paid no in arrears up to the clos-
ing of- the Liberty Loan subscription ‘
We will invest in Liberty Bonds. Thus
you will clear your conscience, assist
'prtwutuent litigian tltizens, have been a needy and deserving young man. mission ,0, children, 150'
and help get the Hun on the run.
“Come aerosol?
ple of patriotism and generosity it
"at tho l-(glnnlng of the war, and ranks high. And it Isn't at all bad as:
a simple stroke til good business.
—-———-0
non: RAILROAD tinnitus.
WASHINGTON, .\'ov.
I
in the Second it
It sounds irresistible. As ttn calm?
to about fifteen soldiers in France" ‘
ultith will be packed this evening. A
wry pleasant evening was spent after
which rcfrt-nbmcnth were served. The
:Red Cross workers are planning for
:scparate meetings to further assist the
work of the ladies Aid.
I —
Richard T Higgins and Charles ('.
bold"
meninz for the benefit
sufferers.
ork city
.\'oru alk attorneys
were in Britt-.m-
port today. aitt ndint: short calender,
Ladiea' Slavish Society will
.dance in .\rion ilall. tomorrov
of thc war
Tile
F‘lwcll, public utilities commissiomfs, BIG GAMES FEW
will make a trip over Central New
England Railway next Thursday. ac
companied by the otflclnltt of the New
:a hearing .\‘ovember 12 on the veil.
tion of the Morris Cove Civic Sock-u
and othert who allege that the trolley
e
0
service of the Connecticut Company ht r, “mod on Saturday with Cornell fac- ‘Yv
llf‘.nlf'flllll'6"( taken, without bring-‘
in: abtvuI. Jill) :II IIII'.-r:tory Itsult tol
7 "WP. ‘
"The pittiic t.roI.I.' : tin-L our cont-I
:vIIittmI InI. tvitu‘ly laid. the on-
Illl't‘ div. - l.lt a... II tottto'i .,
t’-' on .,... ~.IF~I.' rend, Inn-II. hm.
lt‘it' Si-t‘l’tI ;. . to' ”It Navy [innirlu'
.;Intl Sect't'il. I It“ 't. l linker. Al ‘ll'I:
Inquest o’ in l' oIfitinl son:~|
time \Vt'll' called on :1:
Nil.» t-f (or .. II ' illl .IF‘I-ltl’ll.
pt-ntl‘IIg .in t. 1:» -r t o' the :Ii \-
t :Incer-I to the on i Lotion cf organi7
led labor. Alltl‘ w‘ai int: 0th three,
Week.» for llll: job to h.» Ll‘ltlf‘ intir
loud also the cm: at Squnntum. ut-
bau- ordcred sttikts oi our me-
AND FAR BETWEEN
(‘olloI :0 football games of outstand-
to an
nd.1’bis reverses conditions of oth-.
r years
in some respects the crest will be
Inadequate in the Fifteenth Ward. New mg "gems," at Ann Harbor, pmmyy.
Haven.
tanla meeting Dartmouth at Boston ”.0” snap and
:nd Pittsburttlt doing battle with
.“PALACE THEATRE TOMORROW W ashinzton and Jefferson at the homo
MATINEE ONLY
Special for the kiddies in addition
to the rumor vaudeville prosrtt n. ber 17.
"harlle (‘h'tplln in “Shaughled.” Ad
of the Pirates in Pittsburgh.
On the following Saturday, Novemv
the Pennsylvania Nichhtan
ancen wlt'IotIt rt- wr'in" to the dinn-
chanics on job: loin; pu'lnimt'd bi;
ing Interest are. growing few and far WW"? "0"""9'07‘
Haven road The commission will hold “We” as the season draws
or government
‘work to register out ptotestt attainsf
, these unfair conditto: H to lanur.‘
In explaining that
lion work at the Awr cantonmen‘.
had bctn lei: utthrampt’red purpose-
Secrelary MacDonald said: "We
trio not wish to inflic’ .. broth-h: p or.
Ithe mcn encomped there during this
do not dtsirc to im
governr .ent In its trainin':
.s
pede the
of lts comet-int :mm
For Ibt satoe reason, the statement
continued, no attempt has. hurt math-
to retard the fittinz up of transports
The, ‘rttat'cmcnt concludes with n
t
game is the one which stands out .sl-: declaration of the turmoil m or the
l 'ibough longtime rivalries will be re- 'unionrt and saw "in members are
t
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A COLD'OR CATABBH
Apply (‘rIInIs—-s in Nostrils To
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; newed when Syracuse clashes with
Colnte and William takes the field JO",
l
zalnst Amherst. 0
On November at. the day on which
mile and Harvard would have met It instructions from the
war but! not Intervenod, onlv
wmsameofgcncrsllntmstwmuplu
Alt! What relief! Your doused nos- ed. when Brown “a Dartmouth re-
0...
irlis opotn right up.tbe slrptu'gu of new once more their bottles of the
9’59"“! your head are clear snd you can gridiron broken all covers] years an
dollars W" "I railroad me breathe freely. No min hawking. when athletic rotations become strain-
nus Is contemplated in Win
crosses in rates on grain and itspro-
'suufllnx. mucous discharge.
macho, dryness—no mu:
hesdv ed from an oven-pints of rivalry .
, for'l'bisnsmeshouldheuneofthobnt
Grammar-mm ldmmm'cmfllfimmbmthumgyssreouwestmbotmem Itwtubeplttretl
. immenmrsousimofthoflw torritoryonwbichtbslrmgum
st
. 'llprlu‘fleld. ”III.
I” done ilths Ito-coffin." undated M” M m “fl-MM“! Outs small The-canes tbePenusylvsnlsfor-
mum of the Interimto Wmmanmcnummmunm on run-thorium.
W ”0'3"“WWMsmb dililovs-bur”. Int-m u-ILIMWto-m-tuieuwwwe
rhinoc- Inrcm W mb‘frssrsstntbsptkmismuss-wfllumsm most mun-lid '
lbslsytbomsnmudfrmhwiutbomhssomgum w "unplug...“ M'
Istlhnsssbsusllslsvsr'Mssl m tall mlrowpnh-dtbsussdysutns II ”sums-hustnh-sasf':
“be“
Wfiw'tt
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we, at,» «Fr-t; F‘. ”WW; it» .
14W 1;“
only striving to DTPP‘FVWHIP condl
lions created dating the last thirty
The question of a further spread
of the strike: ls Imd to rest upon
international
American Ncra'ihn 'of I Inbor'n
Ibulldlug orades departmept now lilo
session at Buffalo .\' Y
BUFFALO. N. Y.. Nov. 1—11»?
Building Trades section of the Am-
‘erIcan Federation of Labor will take
no action on the isbor’ troubles sf-
fcctlug 12.000 workmen at the New-
ark Boy terminal when ships are be-
ing built for the government shipt’
building work. After s series of coli-
”creates an the aubject. John Dotti
'of Washington. the nstlousl pres!
of the trades seetltm, said tonight
that "any wage. bourtt, or recogni-
l
ny through the international
t.__...._._ .- ._:P
the con srtIt I'fc- ;
.\ rezular semi-monthly meeting of
('Illtrl Cecile. .\'o. 107;, Daughters of
(‘IIr-tilc. “‘th held hint" niuht in the t'tt-
thollc club hour-1c, in \thi'l. avenue.
('omplt-te returns of the recent card
party and dance were announced hv
the conimlilrt‘, and the affair was pro-
nounced a great. success. (in Thurs-
day owning. Noycmber . 22nd, n so
cinl time will be enjoyed. Work for
the Red Cross will also be taken up
at this time.
—'rry n Sentinel Ad,
'iIburSday. said today titni the rcpt It.
that members of the party blew!
mention of President Wilson‘s nets"
in the meeting was "a i.tbric1t¥iot.."
Mrrt. Hepburn tit-claim] that porno-I:
Handing up about the mom who were
not numbers of the Woman's Party.
were. the offender“. .\lrII. ilcplltlrrt
:Inid him was elected to the executive
board of the National organization In
New York Thursday and was to de—
vote “her future“ to raisin: moncv
for it. ' ’
l
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—a safe corrective now and then, for ydu
Otherwise, poisonous waste
. materials may accumulate to the system and
cause you considerable illness.
safe than sorry. To keep the bowels healthy,
Better be
the liver active and tho stomach sweet,
good,
buywithconfidenceand use with benefi
gthesystemingoodorder. Composed
enhrelyofmedicinalherbmtlmefamily
act pleasantlyon the bodily
there is nothing that is quite so good as
organs, wi
Soaentle.
Norwalk Chronicler