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. olomoumns
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Moon unwnivnrl
Engineers and ill-omen; operating:
In t“. t? 7* New York. Holt! llarm
,llutlord railroad, will not pvt-mil I
exproroeld grievances nu llSl‘
Cigar-a will in the tutors b9 ('lfitib‘é‘d
by letter accord rig/to grade by til:
pay-alt of the internal rote-one tux
according to an anIOlIICPmeni mad:
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RAYMOND "BROTHERS .
M 113-! 131 Washington St.
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- mam.-
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m
,. 'Sugar ShtHKg—e Price"
3 Thanksgiving Shortage
{mainland whit}! ill_ still
have no money from them, either.
1‘ New Jersey .cranherry grower-l are
in a had tin. 'i‘hey hare no ember-
worae they
lthe management to hamper America-
‘ln the preparation of the military our;
‘tablichment or prosecution of the war‘
proaraln it was learned today through.
(the national board of mediation on!
railroad alslra. " i
The board has received word from
the lntemational Brotherhood of
Way Engineers that two threat-‘
of
rat
public today at the internal r-Zl'enue.
times. Notlwa to this effect. have
been sent to all manufacturers and
importers of cigars. The new ruling
includes all cigars weighing more
than three pounds rm thousand. and
the consumer need only to look at the
additional label to tell whether or
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, Just ArriVed
no? hit hfiith %%% Ygfigfit
ECA 3T TELL AN
the without crtpnberrloa at thin time
lot the your. hp a condition which at
Enlways desired by the growers, bul‘
A" ithey usually «expect in" exchange, tot
a s have money. ; connectitut. however.
than all these cranberries and the
consumers hove not paid for them,
ii" the affirmative been made effective,
enedatrikce on the New Haven road.Mt he “ WWW the-grade he i:
have been called oil and the cases at" 9.713! 191'» _
the engineers and firemen will Jbo, 1“ t0 the revenue stamp,
placed in the hands of the board tor: m Wm are not: obliged
mediation. Ito all: a label on each box of cigars
Had the strike order already voted. I0“ With mm 1“ 10’1"": ”The
contents of this box have been tax.
would paid as cigars of clan ‘ ' '1 all
hm. indicated by the revenue rtaml» affix-
.ed to the bones at’the same time the
trevenue stamp and before the cigars
a tie-up of government freight
almost surely have resulted aut
tries assert.
School-Children’sShoes-Dresé
Kaiser Now Asks For
53.750.000.000 Moi-ct
‘l'sl 1a:
giflews
and thereby hiring: the tale.
in accordance with a long enroll-z
.liShed custom the growers this year,
loom their prot not to this state in an-
“ Water a!“ ‘ 'tchpation of lthe annual Thanksgiv-!
ling sale. And then they waited for}
the money to come in. But it hall!
not come. The market ill flooded
with cranberries and nobody in buy-
Iirlg them. The trouble lies in the au- AMSTERDAM, Nov. 21.4 bill mi
gar shortcut
. it t we“ a a" an d m3 of it. to been submitted to the German Reichr
make that it: clone sauce, which the 1“ ““Iho’m“ the ““5”le ‘0 d"
small boy htia been wont to dream venue of s credit at 15.000.000.000}
abouth fort nlonghs before.f and 8i; mark: t83.150,000,000) for extraordl-i
monlatectennnua m,an - . ,
sugar is undbtuinnble. except in low nary “Wn‘es' any: a Berlin a”!
suflclent to tallsfy the ordinary con- patch.
numption. Anti so. the erstwhile cull-Y W
""‘ ""' ‘berry consumers 100k at the rrana ”its IN BOSTON?
The boat Deupfltch is at Raymond barrier; on display. admire their t
kmhers' wharf with a cargo of beauty and than no more about 30va NOV- 31-"‘"B°V"€ 0'
”mum“ I "Will—‘80 tar‘ as buying in concerned. Inter," reads a his sin prepared byl
w— I. If: wort. mm... m... ,, cm m-
P . . ‘ "
William 8. nonrandom»: on» 93-“ to an“, fimfday w 10 cm. mutilation aid to the commandant of
pioye, has enlisted all chieirg’ook in But a drop lit prior. welcome though _
”In l'nited Stiles navy. v ’ ; It may be! at all times. will not Willem! pm in the it"! ”Yd.
, ' gt l int: about til precipitate of susdw~ and ham of the district- m
ing in chemical terms—an so ' my. .
—L,U~CH AT cOUNTRY CLUB ' as far as tho rule. of cranberriea it“, the 'umfv" the “n u no
you will enjoy it anu on Friday a Spe- concerned the” m nothins doingo-i" men that the enemy has oar: ov-
ctal luncheon is served. ’ ljmklng in [plans temp. orywhero." and that “secrecy moans:
-————-—- E No sales will bring the price still an! ." It urns them to refrain
lower. and li'rhai‘fl by Thank-sitinx from discussing naval allairs or now
Milton C. Beers of Norwalk. has our 1) d l ill be ill them '0‘.
' ' 7' .‘ , tA- 3’ 9'3"" ’° “‘3 ’ hi wthrtrangmandto‘
Li'llPd tn the lulled state: (”and r y “'0 cents a‘ mm". or maybe they meals of a VI 1 I
report any pencil who tries to set!
““"y' a ‘3 will be glvlnlr'theln away, if they can >|
~ ’ilnd‘ anyone to tall-e them. All of information from them. I
The girls of Franklin school have which offers mighty small consola-
' t
New Jersey cranberry CHARGED WITH MANILAUOHTIR;
Athletic mocki- tion to the
organized a Glflti n growora.
tion which meets at the Lincol
[school Wednesday afternoon.
”a |
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 22-—Applica-'i
ttion for a warrant charging many
lelaughter was made here today
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{ SHORT/AGE 0F SALT AND D
Mrc—o (
. MATCH! ‘ y
The following boat is discharging .. . V 3 *Profircutlnn Mm” Mum, or;
at Raymond Bros. wharf, South Not-U "Motif; “JFK MVt 22,—New :3: ‘goymogés for N Y
.. ' l N . ' lth love and ‘ Y “Y c" i‘ 95190“?! I n on, ter. . .,
"uh Reflfm'r’. 0 WW 8 take olaalt nthd matcheapnuriu the bat-n responsible, for the death of
’ I'm to“ past week, it the, result of widespread Daniel Allultlk ‘l "‘9 station there.
rumors that ‘ here was to be a short- ‘NoV' 13' b’ Coroner "i"
glaze of the». commodities, panicky
u—u-o-a— 4‘
~:"Thin is a Jewelry Xmas."
.._.—....... ~
‘zleave the factory premises.
Not a! Com or
Callus on Feet
"to”; mom”
the Pint Naval DION“. and poatod ll .
Howard C Atmore. otsml lift off no easy. it is wonderful!
found to have i It works like a charm. Try it!
Women aha-id hoop freerorte on!
their tired-era and never let a corn
ache twice.
2W
It noted Cincinnati at)
lhorlty discoverednueu
ether compound and
called it treason and it
now on be had in little
bottles for a few cent:
from any drus store.
You simply apply a
few drops of treason:
upon a tender corn or
painful callua and in-
ataatly the sorenesl dis-
appeara. then Shortly
you will find the corn
or callus no loose that
Our big and varied line'includes
' ' many of the most reliable makes
in many models, insuring a per-
fect fit.
(Mot! Wl-
hat New“
Open. May 1
BROKE 4)le AND no
KIND. 0’ 8% FOOD
COOKED TO anon
[01!!! I. O’SULLNAN.
Tm no I".
Barker litter W
mattered-l
in little lore nuts:
“WIN
you can lift it of! with
WI.
No pain. not a bit of
soreness. either when
applyinl freeman or at-
terwardn. and it doesn't
even irritate the shin.
Hard cornn. soft com
or come between the
toes, also toughened cal-
lous. Juat ahrivel up
Mrrl. Louis B. Howell is reported no housewives have purl-batted nod hoard-l
resting comfortably at her home, at-‘ed nearly all the. available supplied!i Children Chantilly ‘ M.“
tor hollering a broken ankle, as the The. dealers. unprepared for the and, Ind Mendy “ c" I ll
result of an atcldent. Mien deulantl. found their normal Treated by “mm. a » . W
_~.. autocla- depleted. in many parts of Pllnlsas Method- A com” W?
The meeting of the Sunday school the city salt is not to he had. : ceull mm
teachers of the First Congregational' Leading members of the trade say ”R s ”an”
church has been postponed until rtlr.,tlm‘e is no danger of the shortage . . ‘
ther notice. {lasting more than a few days. The ‘ Ola Mull»
...._..— jproblem la ttaid to be simply one of ”Writ. Surgeon by w Ow.“
George Collins has rcslg’nod llitt pn-‘ltrnnlportntion. ' i Churn“ (or Very u m
lent Ddlllll Work.
A
sitlon as chauffeur for H. H. Pollak,i _._4___.___. .
and has enlisted all a driver in the; GARMENTS FOR FRENCH PEA-
, . . - i saw WOMEN x
t r -or t. of the lnltod. .
quarterman p ‘ p ‘ ”NEW YORK Nov. 22.-—5Fhe beatI
tes arm '. He will leave for duty; . ,. , . ' ll
3”” a fe’w days. woolen fabrics in America are to ll; 10 vi." In Bonn . " u' to . " All in“ 'III
- ' ~ . 'turrtod into thulkv skirt» for the new; ‘ the Practice of n by ‘W‘ m. 9.3";
Charles Boulon of Main. street. tertfiw WOW" ff “mum“ ‘1’“:553 "Wises «0.), 0m% We.
t o t for dut' at Camp cording to it to com-m 08 ll , r ' WI- .
yesterday 0 rep r y ‘of making the 100,000 garments pledu‘i Dentin y ' ”"1 M
Mr. Bouton;
lll'Nl'lS'l'
75 until Main Street
mum lain
' SW68 or All sailors . £53.33 -
l '
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN mmml;
s: Washington m Iautll um“ “W' I l '
l, .. . L
._——.————————-——-——- - TEETH -
O. B. JACKSON mm mm .
, m m w. ”gran-rt“:
M‘mwmztrlm .. °°" " m- ” W-‘rr ,
Maura-ooh atrium. Oculista'pmcdv- The Bannorlelery *
Tel an s Wind K
W: are now able to ”ply a.
'mm warm-alu-
Royai Society Ari
Embroidery
Amitnsofdtampsdhrtioluinclndiu;8¢arfs,0¢ntu?ieces(
andl’illowrops...” ..... ..... ”0,350,500,751:
mun-”Ming”. ..... . ........
Oretonnoxnittingnscsw ........ .......».".50o,81.00
Ontonnesformakingbszs ................. 39o,500ayard
Plflsndhncyltiohforbacs ........ 10c,a§o,50ttapalr
Ringsforhsp... ........ ......250,20¢,85o,woeaoh
Yancyflilklihbonformskinghags.......35c,89o,dopayard
Lyon Brand Knitting Yarns, the khaki, gray and calm.
J. I. MALLETTE
88 wmnnoron 8!. count [DIWALI
Devents, Ayer, Mass. ‘ .
taken the place in the Norwalk quota.“ by the waist and dress manutnc.
«Angelo De “area, who was my, turern and cotton textile trades as a
charged from the camp because of .19.; Christmas gift to the women and chll- .
den . idren of Northern France. Woolen man-
”n P, ‘ufacturorn and johbers are contribut-
‘in to the gift and the garments.
- .. /. llburn. Hf)“ of .lilmes' g .
“migrdof’txnon avenue “Teflodgwhich are ltoinccm over patterns col
his call Valid will mobilize today at the; “fled in France b" ”'9 merrily“:
twelfth Regiment armory 62d streetln” French wounded. areto )9. ah
I ' butetl by the American Fund and t e
. k. .
and Columbus avenue. New Y” He; American Rod Cross.
enlilted last June in the Beltevue
base hospital unit. He expects to be
"over there" shortly. ’
Shortage of sugar has hit theJunch‘
wagons a hard blow. Upon orderinl
n. cup of coffee. a container look: in
vain around the counter fbr sugar.
Any questions of the man behind the
counter will reveal that the sugar is
supposed to be in. the coffee. Some-
times lt can be found there, and often
it can't.
. hot teo- is all excellent cure for a sick
-_.__..,_________..—- ‘
BOSTON TEAS TO BE OMITTE
BOTSOX, ‘Nov. 22.——Tho Boston Tea
Party Chapter of the “Daughters of
the American Revolution has decided
to live up to its name and “dump the
tea overboard." The chapter voted
yesterday to omit its usual tottodurvl
in: the coming year and to give the 9
money thus raved to war relief funds.
mom. I
lunch-nonlinear! went tighten using“ M,m”-uugg‘, Md
, -~~.—-——-—-——-—--— l WWI-native. Texas. , .
A pinch of salt placed on the tongue
and washed trim with a_ cup of stronli . .
headache.
M mud-en and our.
Wynn. economics roan
to host m
lauded tortilla!
Simttly lrreaisfable
'flle beauty and quality of
our Women's Footwear is
seen in the splendid array of
"0ver-thAt-top"‘ltylas.
t ‘
sinusoidal. wash”.
soon MI and 001'.‘
”flhmhwsflh
BeeeronéWine
1.1m "
W
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a
The Gorham do. ..
DE co RArors
Everything in Paints ’ l
and Wali‘Paper
Stan cloud 1 r. u.’
One Million Women
10 REPLACE MEN
Therewinahortlybeonemillion
men dulled into the Army
leaving one million positions to
’befillod. Womenmuatfillthaln.
Mabel PottorDauott bella you why'in
“What theWarRestMosnatoWotnen” ,
V—th. moat vitally W article
forwommplblislledhAmerica
PIGTORIAL REVIEW.
ForvNovember on Sale To Day
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SO. NORWALK
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CONN.
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it First Street
East Norwslh
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