,. r ‘ ,, y
cstgfin'rvwmts ;.
(mm m p“. One). (Continued Iron: run out
.1. .3 ‘3“ the us” would not a." and plenty of (net. so that making
.ud re when the motor camp wu such an easy matter that
m. the lights would not; the new mm were romlortsbll-
‘l'ho lbs being. that the cued mm W W31“
‘ . M We. the motor rac- They she found a hot water plan'
would be held in m.“ until 3 “being insulltd. which means the lax-
. that the motor slackened lt’srl’" 0‘ 1’“ baths in ‘ 19' d""- '0'
w thing they have not previously en-
_ ' mu man would. this was in JOY“
1””! when a dt-monstratim The Fifth Massachusetts and First
.0 possi , sidle up to a Ford on Ne" Hampshire. with too and m"
'3'! look it over and then get i run. rupectit'ety. were the other
mambo with its owner nit ' y’fiew England arrivals today.
I“ lie ttould show not the mum-’- Contour A Connecticut Signs!
m that he carried with trim and “Mr“. Int’m Captain Cunt;- .H.
which strange to stu- would really Sheldon. arrived here late yesterday
,‘rk. The owner then would prob ""l-rnoon. coming from Westfiot‘
. fl, Wont to buy one and would part Mast, where they had been in camp,
E? “h .2 the young man paying ”131, With the (301133 '8! B detachment r‘
h would bc around in the morning ”9" Hempshire siznal corps men.
all attach it. ln the morning sure, The 558”! company Will be attach'd
‘ will he would be thcre and the 1° ”1‘3 depot brigade of the 'l‘I'entv-
got-tr WM nortnmed, Then at night. sixth lJ'vision. Captain Ralph D
when proud owner was to no out and Cutler of Hartford assigned the mm
M the neighbors tliiil he was nrtw to tiwir fll‘artt’rfi,
. up to da‘u- and had discovered the NEW HAVEN. Nov. 23.—«~The first
uh attachment. for a Ford. illcn. tho lleitimt-nt C. N. (L Colont’l Rich“
bra wouldn't sound. the litzitidU" Goodman antllutandiniz. left Nev
“didn't light. the motor wouldn't 33W" Tuesday night for Crow
Ute and s boil it dozen othtvr nil: "Wm“- Charlotte, N. (3. Many Hm
.49.. ford sud New Haven rcctuits were
Finally 0nd man got mad at the members of the regiment. which W
untrant'ons and yanking it tilt me until recently. composed of the "leit
. ' ‘- tool; it to. n nrarby narase and ,""""'" 0' ”to First and Second ":41
é: . fire the thing was; owned digptmuments when these tt'uimcnts Wum
p." H a wad of nicely folded newafl'mrhired to form tllr- 102nd Rent
l
”we,“ which hnd been soaked with plant, United States Infantry. Cam-
mlo ltottid. Tllrflilt’ll this wad of Yale will be closed for the wintel.
my: Wort.- two wires which by he '
i“ fig soaked fot'mcd a short circuit -V0UN0 WWE WINS AUTO
, ' ‘en the "illicit" war; “milled, CLAIMED BY HUSBAND
'i'lte young man who sold those reg. —~
Elizabeth 8. Howe. the 30.1er
J: “or! at 810 a. dozen. wholcr-ciu
i.,,' .flh the understand'nt: that tit-g w'it- o! 77-ycumld Charles H. lltlwes
/'.Ild be sold at 82 each retail has oi Milford. by a decision of the (‘mm-
“ town and it is (cared that he will mun Pica»; court tndnv. was awarded
i" W retum. ' . possession 01' mi automobile which
t -———— ---—-—_~- Ltlthc claimt-d ,llttwt-s had given her but
SUED FOR $600, GETS $04.75. which he denied. The court itWRl’de
" .——-.—- , Mrs. Hawcn $1 damages and cot-ts al-
Walter Stapmon of Bridgeport. ’ rm 'l'lic couple are not living to—
wns today awarded. by a jury in the iit‘lllt‘l'. . ‘1
if; trunnion pleas court. damages oi Hit wen declared that he paid all bills
01.76 in his suit for 8500 against for the upkeep til the car nnd that
that a motor truck ownPti by him of it. The mutter reached the court
f‘ was atruck by a trollcy car on North when Mrs. liawes brought a rt-plevin
it; — “Bill street in November. 1916. He 'action 10 K8! pcttscnsion 0f the ma-
nid the motorman or the car was chine, which was then being repaired.
usllgent but the company dcllit‘d ' '
the claim.
M...—
{ l-nutln'el Want Ads are Winners.
7
.omo-o
paign
Stores. ,
discounted, n'o claimquesiioned.
iss'rcnsnum'n
the Connecticut company. He alleged this wilt was allowed only the use
. ts ,
7-_, . ' W E believe in telling the truth and
nothing but the truth at all times,
T“ p @4353" and our entire advertising cam-
is based along those lines. Misstate-
ments and exaggerations are unnecessary
in the advertising of the Liggett Drug
. 1] All advertisements of the Liggcti Drug Stores
may be interpreted literally, no statement need be
imam ' : in.
AT CAMP WHEELER
IAOON, 01.. Nov. 23.—Rcoords at
the hue boom it Cain Wheeler
today showed 169 cases or pneumonia
and 958 cases or measles. and my
surgeons nationhood today the thirty
Ilrst death in twelve tiny- iron pnetr
mania.
The units under training at Cstnr
WMeler are composed at former
gunrdsmcn from Southern sates.
Gov. Henderson of Alabama will or-
rive tomorrow to investigate condi-
tions.-
TURKEV "MOSES URGED
TO SAVE lMMATUHE BIRDS
WASHINGTON. Nov. 23.-—»'l'urkey
raisers throughout the country 'Wt'l'?
called upon by the toad admin’stra
tion to keep immature birds until
they reach full growth. instrud of
killing them for Thanksgiving.
The administration expects a full
supply of turkeys this year at reason
able prices and cautions talents that
the killing of immature flocks not
only will mean loss on weight. but
may glut the market and brim: titmn
prices gentrally.
NOSE, CLOGGED mu 1
A com on CATARRH 1
Apply ('rraln in 'Nostrils To l
0.2.13 Up At: Passages. l
.wa-
Ah! What relief! Your cloggcd nos-
rils opein right up, the air passages of
your head are clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking.
sunning, mucous disehsrxe, head-
ache. drynessi—no strutting for
breath at night, your cold or catnrrh
is gone.
Don't stay stuttedvupi Get a smsll
bottle. oi Ely'tt Crestn Balm from your
druxglst now. Apply a little of this
fragrant .antiscptic cream in your non-
trils, let it penetrate through over!
air passage of the head; soothe and
heal the swollen, inflamed mucous
membgutc, giving you instant relief.
Eiy's Cronin Balm is just what overt
mid and oatarrh sultcrer has Been
seeking. It's jlhtl splendid—fiat
. at
strontium tortonow; «ta-Wit ‘
$30,000 Manufacturer’s Shoe Sale
Thousands of pain of shoes of every description. The finest makes and the'most' desir-
thc advantages.
able styles. at less than leatherooct. We cannot emphasize too strongly
the economies of this great sale. Cone Tomorrow—Sale Starts at 9 A.
Over 800 Pairs of‘lVometl’s and
Growing Girls'
f Mas Orson
The famous “so-s-zm?’
Pro-pay. ‘ _
7 33333:: 55-00 §
chMGO-B-ZIB Shoes cqtulto any $7.50ka
anthem malWhnudetormton.
(«mural-law Mandytashiah
‘ Omwmmdfbbhaudm Msdcinbhckkid
\ usdpmmctslndsllthenewcolonnndmhinafions. High ' ,
hidilhcelntlotw~ flatbed: and medium military heels.
31.50804911885003—
- W M Now ‘
Footwear lfi: ‘1‘?
mg to
$5.00
BOYS’ SPECIAL! at... aw n.
Just Wh‘ctgle Boys New 3’th Extra
. 8
New BM-
‘ttph out.
Gun loin!
reocdc toe.
B h o o 0
worth mo.
For thin
”units.
ramm—
thnortlnary Sale 0!
DIETS AID YOUIG MEN’S
“33" $6.50 Shoes
for ’4'” '
All straps in the
lot. Button, lace
Police, Fire and
Postman’s Special
Custom Shoe
Black chronic calf, leather
lined, heavy double
sole, built for wear
in good or bad
‘ weather,cx-
(client qual-
ity. 956,50
. value-—
UnitedStates
Anny Shoes
MUNSON LAST
Scientifically constructed to sin
‘ ‘3 We believe that the truth about the goods
carried by the Liggett Drug Stores and the mention
of the prices are all that is necessary to sell them.
(1 ,, Furthermore, prices advertised as “Specials”
by the Liggett Drug Stores are “Spccials”—real
reductions from our every day prices.
t] Under no circumstances will Liggett’s regular
prices-be quoted as “Special” prices.
ll: Every ward — every statement — made in at
Liggett advertisement must ring true, for in no
other way may we expect to gain and retain your
confidence.
'1 dren will be made in the case of 10-?
s few days grace in which to “menu” W "W 93m?"-
and bluchcr. Vici
kid and gun metal
all, "Cordo" tan,
’ opuv 5A Tums
BBIDGEPOB ‘
t , .
imvon: new LAw 1'0 COMPEL' patch up their ditterences or make '
PARENTS SUPPORT CHILDREN arrangements for wvekly paymrnts ,—
V for the support of the children as al-
i DRIDGEPORT, i av. 23.—-'l'hc tint “mu,” ,0 gm; u, ml '0 ’
‘npplication locally of the recently; .._..________ a "s o ars.
;cnactm! statltic empowering the court." MAIL POUCH FOUND ,
gt»; countissioncrs inmpri-«m than." ' Ladies" Gcor cite Cre e Collars lain. embroidered. ‘ucked
,tnts who retutte to support their chiI-l m {N BONDS chug and lace whim P ’ p ' 500 75c 31 06 $1 50
................... , , . , , .
PORTLAND, 119.. Net". Shawl Collars and Coi’a': :rz’t cuff Setsin silk and broad-
.v. n. V
-0." \' till
'scplt and Currie Baroni. who were
r—“_
Ebmunht b91019 Judge mm" in the the recovery: today of a stole-n mat! cloth .......... . .1 ........ ' ....... . ........... $1.00, $1.50
; probate court upon. the instance of pouch from which Siam!) in bond Lawn Collars, cmoroadet‘cti and lace trimmed . . . . . . i . . . 50:
i the Connecticl‘l‘t. gimme fimletY. i" had been taken, it bot-nine known that quue Collars in sailor 32'} Show! effects ............ 50c, 7 l
Strait announce t ay. 9 coup? - ,4 . ., < 7;! 1» ‘ "‘ =-
i m" estranged. Thcy have new“ chili {ti-:32! authority nerv- Pin-USU- ”in?! £$§edé£c§g . . . . . . ...................... 50c, $1.00, airy!) ‘
édrpn, 811..“ the "we“ wag-e gnawed ‘ “Walla“: "II a. ..e-t cruel non . ' _ - w .. ............ _ .............. , ......... v 3
L10 run m." white the parent, ‘3‘” romaining 346,090 Lil :wcuntics. ltt t LADIES’ WAISTS ";
i in tho day time and the attention 0! met: case the mail bag disap awd af-i . . . ~ . - '
g u“, Hum“, mm, was can“, ,0 the m it hm hm: mm“ “mg: "unh . Ladies 811]: Embroidered Georgette Crepe Watsts . $9.75, 36.53
‘ ' " ”’5 Ltd: 'SilkWistl ' '25 ’50
lcasc by trusnt olhcers. for "any” men‘ The P ,0“; a .88 .3 ........ . .......... . ........ $2. , 53
When application war made to " “’- ' ' "‘ " ‘ Ladies'Lingerie Wants. high c2107: collars ....... $2.00,S2.25
commit. the children to the 'countypouth “'85 102'! m Shflbrmk‘fi P- ‘t-i
l home» in Norwnilt, County Contamin- and no trace oi it has been (Mini? 1 very good line of Ladlez’ $1 w Vim, including many styles
. sitlnet. Brophy. objected to the county The 1,.“ "90st today “2, found; and patterns . .
W"'““ b‘""""“’ '"h "m ””0" M hv accident when an million or thc" ‘ "' I . ‘
J. I. MALLE‘I'TE
the children but Mrs. Barcnl wits ob- - . . .. . . ' _
mtg were indict, t-scrpt it. the patlt E 33 WASHING!” ”I
incvcn children because the parents. ,
i ithlt‘ to support them could not agree. Portland "7mm“ lit-"M“? ’lmi‘”
dtmte. - _ count noswsut J
Judn'miler ”a” n" the'couplo use of bonds on which Baum can} . *L 1‘ I
'Mr. Baroni dccinrcd his willingness stumbled over-it in the underirrusltt‘ .
ito live with his wilt! and "sport near the Union Station. Thc con-E
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