it???“ “ try
t‘t try,
t4 will fly 3,;
‘4 _ . , , , hast: bps-oat *4
, v0” AT- BALIFA‘X / Word was received here this morning « f
7 ‘ . . (mm m. m Facet that flank Raymond oi Greenwich. ’ '
.m I'd mm M l lono'lthslatelloswell .utl
. ., , . . died in the Greenwich Hospitol at the
Climbed ~- ’ "
Advertisements f
A large vartot' y or Toys of all
living. no concerted elm 'ls lwinl, V
Me at; present to mute n list or?“ 1;. big and little boys-sad
(it’ll.
tine dead, but hundreds ot soldiers,
“Jew is the time to select
an of 63, last evening, bllowin: his.
being eonlned there in the early part
of last month with a stroke of no
play. He is survived by s brother.
Rufus 1). Raymond ob Green-lie! and,
a daughter. Mrs. Henry Gerhardt of |
.nmm‘m
@flmM-fivs‘w'durm 26o.
mm»; he“ saw Mm
,snilom. American "miles" and valor
tteers are mm m the mus of
wreckage searching [or bodies. The
t
East avenue East Norwalk. Funeral
.~ Inglis-blanks. l . moonlit and“ he. . ' . .
$133213? whom probably never 'w'm ‘5' U“ W' ”'”"‘“e‘“‘ "n 5° W 'm‘"
t - .
-..... WWWWW . W t3: $h1“h“mmmiwm mud n“. Dolls. Doll Furniture, Tea Sets, m") :ilrhur s. trade; 4.
s ”' “‘"——' ..._..-. W... nae—n... _- .e ,“V .. 4. . , . » . gr. a ’3, I
wally: ! n In : m3 BALI. Slain ‘ at. 3' I more. I M “m “C, 10“., (not traitor Mr. and Mrs. Bonk-in L.
l ' l ' | At all: hospitals. . retailer and fill-1 . P e, 0' A E l t str ' ll | this
t
L . 5 i‘ed, eve available u as. . - -
WANTED-A rvruwm'ren up To LET—sot NICE nouns AT ‘5ng by theriouudod. tn'apfittton to‘m’ 7°“ m’ M an”
Pu'osrapher, one with a knowledfl‘ “’2 “"501“ "clue. Rent reasonable: , F03 “LE-4).“: Sims h”. SPEN'flle 3'0", ‘Bcotia General 3"! “Film Guru Drums Iron To’lt
~ ”WEREENM preferred. Answer by Inquire at 164 Harbor avenue. (6' W” “N“ and frame for-iale- Hill Hospitals. and the luxury, the. ‘ ’ 39 ' ‘ u
PM. W ' ts, losqm
,. . , , tGood condition. it. B. Slauson. 6 v. M.‘C. A. Knights oi Columle
t. r stating .. . l . . .
'pecled Dr“;:’,‘.m::md?: salary View Crest. d8 3t Building, St. Paul's Hall. and public,
. ‘ 3hr . a . _W«;plmu have been converted into term 1!.» Wm WM“, M
FOR 8ALE—-PRAUEK‘.AIJ.Y~ NEW |porsry hospitals. Doctors shd'nursettv
- ' have worked anocuinlly aince the w 01m
rea lady's long heavy coat, reasonairle.€nm hours of the-explaion with mmgmm ‘3
Can be seen at so Second street. or no sleep.
. outing after u brief illness. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow after-
noon at 2:30 from the home of hint
parents. Rev. F. A. Coleman will om-'
clan- and interment will be in the Non;
walk cemetery. The funeral wi'l be
private.
TO LET—5 ROOMS, 2ND FLOOR.
All imprOVements, except heat, also
garage, 25 Stuart uremic. Rent
sonable, '
BLIZZARD HAS
REACHED "THIS CITY”
WANTEG—Cil'il. souvrcn Ex!
minations‘ in South Norwalk soon.
en and women desiring government
l The Aendcmy of Music. the theatres!
terhhilts. post outce railway mall T0 LET—AT nou’tvrou A FLAT '—* * , o
t ' - r. - . , . ‘and balls of fraternal ornitniiaitionrt as ‘
UilOmc’. stenographers. write for free 01' 4 rooms. all. improvements. One FOR SALE‘!“ 8 STiFl" AM) !how been thrown owl" ”"101“th m5 ‘ ' “3°"th from Page One) l "
articular» to J. C. inward (former minute from trolley. Phone 1232-3, orin 80" hats at '1 “Ch' Dreyer H" Co. 'h' "Wk“ ”mm citizens have “W --..,._ l
overnment exauiinerl' 42i Kenois tiuire on premises. . _ - 01 3t vm-d tltt'il' hunt; and‘llzfl‘n ‘lht'll' P“ of» Mexico. was causing some diacom-l
id .. . . tut-luthing W t c on or unit es; . , ' fort today and generally delayed‘t
g “ ashmgton, , , . The. newspaper otllcee are the clear“,l Pyrex Glassware. movement of tragic' already badly
....._.._._..______ To LET—5 ROOMS FIRST FLOOR ‘FQI SALE—ll HY NOT BUl Alarms houses for information, and they . consented by heavy shipments. Con-
WANTED—WITHIN 10 MINUTES' improvement.» with bath at l25 South Airedale PUPPY for a Christmas lire-.ltavt- lu'sieced ‘alldurinstthe atom) byt Fancy Ohma and Out 018”. tinuation of the snow was predicted
talk to trolley or station, 5 or 6 room Main street. inquire at 137 South “3'“? Puftpies 5 and It months ola,ithronc.~t of persom anxious. for nevi . I 1‘1"“ tonight and t0m0rl'ow by the
ousc, 5 or t’; acres land, fair price. im- Main tttreet, d8 3t house broken. Bred from registered 'l '"la'l”“"~ Th” “I" ”kn” "me" 9‘ Hestnc mm - Weather BUN“ for a greater part
of that section.
in Harlem New York and New Eon,
, land Warmer weather was indicated.‘
' but cold wave warnings Were issued}
for the Lake region, the Ohio \‘alley,§
'i‘tunesaec and the riast (iul! and;
South Atlantic States. .
The Center of the storm as ever
Eastern Kentucky this morning, hav-
. a. “ ting developed greatly in the last
; HWIIIIIM‘ t ,tm-ltwelw hours, Widespread snow in
ion government at the dltipoeal 0! ”It,” :the north and thunderstorms in the
citv " ‘ south accompany the diaturhmcc.
l .
'l‘liliRO. .\'. .3" Dee. 8.-~Atld'ttjonah.m, . mptmu! .Aboiu fifteen inches of snow fell in
lineuiouuitlot'eliof‘ tor the sutierln': than 11.693. Pro ‘ I!) ~ the Ohio Valley in the twelw ‘ltoura
andlf'lntlli in tialitux war. dependent. today: . since 8 o‘clock last night.
Munopllonel‘m‘l" "w lvmllhflh Th” great. arrow IWAUANS HARD PRESS- The cold wave which has been at}
lem dominated t o .ttuntmn. B‘Dl BY AUSM‘IGER'lWMM from the wear has 0‘”
MAN ARMY WHICH'apread the south. reaching the 6qu
I
, street, Pity. Telephone 1852-12. and twelVe selectiona, “9.50; Mano-1 Almort We”, hour brttulrht word 0:
WANTED—Oi. HFAL‘SE TEETH.‘ . ' .phone andutwelve selections 829.50: la relief trrtln stalled by the huge drlflr ‘ coast with freezing tempm tom. 21
GA‘NS THREE MILES ;thougii it has, made little progress
{Continued from First Page).
- .- . , . itlie ottlcial headquarters. for lbtls of,‘
and prize winning stock. Pedigreesluw do,“ and "um“.
TO. LET—Z CONNECTING 1...}: ‘furnished. Blithefield Farm, “'ollpit‘ The spontaneous act‘onuof—rthe Unit-‘3
niaited rooms with water, gas and all Hill Road, Norwallr. Phone 1140 isnzied States in altering old hss awakened“
convenience» for light housekeeping. ' W —--- at”. new MM 0' “month! bettwoen "log
9 r . . . . . ,two peoples, Relief also has been
8-.»0 per WOPK, £14 Lani atenuetneap FOR SALE-“SPECIAL BARKIAIN'tm‘Dmlnod ”om every town in Nova:
East. Norwalk depot. d7 3r Upright piano, 350. Used pianos tu‘mm“a and “.0," all oarttt of Canada»
8006 condition. Hunt-inston. two. Star-'81: Robert Borden, the Prime Mints;
l-‘OR ling. $150. The Alfred it‘ox Piano (outer. arrived here yesterday and lust!
plat-odor]! tho resourceu of the Dublin
ediate. possession. Winter's, 25 West
2nd street, New [York ‘City. d7 6t
“notional and Nickel Plated
a
Albert F. Gcltebc’
WANTED-vlih‘rhi. wanton. GOV-
.rrtntent partitions, List free. Franklin
. stizute. Dept. 25k, Rochester, N. Y.
n27 1m
.., .
WANTED—A BOY TO LEARN
li‘.‘ commission end. ot. the newspaper
msinesa. A good opportunity form:
mbitious boy. For” further informa-
ion apply at the. .Union Newspaper
tit-Jud. South Norwallt station:
'ro LET—wool: n'oou '
lease. inquire at The South Norwalk 35 North binln‘street, 50“”! Norwalk.t
Trust Co. at at u. 3U
T0 LET—2 APARTMENTS 3‘ FOR . SALE—BARGAINS.
rooms each, at 96-98 Taylor avenue, disc phonograph-l. Columbia
city. inquire Mrs. R. Tsrlov. llGrovs twelve SPlBCLlODI. $14-50:
Dm't matter if b‘oltén. I pay $2 tOl TO LET-BRiCK BUII'DING- UN' “F’ml’m, and "MVP relections "7? Which‘hfiw been piled up by the “w
‘17. per set. 59‘“ by parcel post and ion street, suitable for stuage. Room Flemish and twelve aelectlonti 829.o0.;‘:" along Q!“ galll‘ogdflfli’g” “NW" it'll" of the Mississippi river.
receive check bv ret'tlrn mull. L. Ma- 10" four auto cars. 1‘59 ”3”“ & 331‘ ”"51"“ FonPinno 0"" 85 North l‘l‘lr'llfinrt‘irtte 'lrlmm llflllfnxx' esrlv to: l "9"” snow “’an in N". Eng-
. .- - ‘ ‘ l . M in mm South Norwallt. as 3t ‘ " ‘ '. “M “a ”1" "Add” AM” sum.
so..'.00. S. Fifth street, Pbllndelphiu,,19y 00- . a _ . , writs toreca-tt. probably "twinning
dav that the condition 0! manyrof the.I ,
Pa. n22 Im‘ ' _ "‘1‘" "4 “‘"dm‘" “l" '9" "“0““ mmtthtit at least 250000 (lermaul Sunday in the Lake region and New
l F03 3ALE"AP0”'0 troops took part ittthc latest "pernJEnglan'd. with muth t‘t‘ldt‘l' "filth"
‘ 8331-th
that th're were not enough doctors in
T——- L 0R 1' N
1'0 LE F 0 S 0 3 A D ‘ the cittvto give them the needed treat:
PIANOLA
lrooms each. Pleasantly situated, elec- in first class condition. inquire at Sen-imam. The most imperative heat in lions i" n". i‘amltrai sector. trivia-{italicFgoasstmdtr‘trttndguthwo: ' " V
,trlc mm" and improvements. Rents mm on“ fact trim said range. more Dhnlclanl.! lfitllroil. southwest ot'Jeruttttlcm. be.“ £32m,“ o": l: Kimble , 95W
gmoderste. inquire 8‘ WWW"! one: "— "" ' 3'7"“ ""99 h“ "d persons. “W““thaa been captured by British coast from Jlli'lirtOllVl‘llt‘ ‘Flu to Ease Wham!
flute/Tel. 3.5“ or "3'3' l FOR‘“LE—‘ AUTO TIRES 2' 3““lhm from 1‘" king!“ t 0' tu’lur'let. art- furious t is l't'pttt'il'tl llll Anvil-l port \liflne ‘ H '
’W t . ' v x " "‘fl l“ " "‘7’“""' ‘°"‘ .'. . U " 7' , ‘-_ '
WA N l "—“—"—“"—"’"—"" "1' 33‘4' “n” “‘0 “WW3 91‘“ parlorlnfll: mernwn.‘ WWW): mpznwfinh t'liil t‘llth'll-‘i in Jerusalem. pmtl’lulll_\ t “ ““"M‘W W“
l , ‘ BUSINEss NOTICE. iauite. 2 kitchen stoves, marble toilet‘
! . Isulte, 3 gal, coffee percolator, 2 din-
5 Ladies' and gentleman's velour and..m8 rubles. parlor mm. 2 large rugs.
jft-lt hats renovated at Redwuy'a, (‘or-‘flnd 0"le household goods to numer-
lner ot‘Water and liariland street. Alt-‘0‘” ‘0 mention. Philip R Mulroney,
1 :50 hats for rule. .52 Van Zandt street. Tel. llfi2-5.
WANTED '—~ s‘ntarunxnns. my; / ' - .
while learning. l—utae A HALL. eooouan'e HALL}
. .crland touring. like new.
.7 a U?“ renovated.
which has be" ‘ be u o y roadster. Werhle’s garage,
~ . , l ,
Chldt Mb 1 L is now open for engagements for balls.) street
9 3 ‘1 dances. entertainments and concerts.; '
~ 'Apply at the Unity Hague club rooms.
l & C0” Inc.
J ..
l .t 127 Washington street. telephone'
Jack. Lelivelt, once. with the Yun-
ltees. may nucceed George ’Stovail as
manager of the Vernon, Pacific (Toast
Mamie. team.
till Jews, have llt't‘ll removed from!
Jerusalem. It is not indicated
whether the Turks are cvrtcuutiutr
all the t‘ll'lllil'll population or only
part of it.
or large town w'lliln easy railroad
communication with Halifax, in caring
for three hundred more. So for as to“.
known here. nom- have been sent to
any other place. it the trains Were. ‘
able to get through. it was expected . . ' .
two hundred, more injured persons llllllti are h'llt'lll ttud soldiers are RELIEVE THAT 0011) AT
would he went here today. idle along the entire length of the . on“
ml’girrféi‘ a“: lifffiffihfi 2'13: eastern front from the Baltic to mm me of our m.
. fl ,, . . , ¥ .
lief of Halifax Wm, Governor item." the Block belt. tht Romanians. llll- Tm M mm”
dcr the force of t-trcurnstnnct-s. “d m 31" m . W. Yo.
presiding. was held in lv‘anucl Hall to _ . . _ . _
having: Jfllllt'tl the Russians tn ,Wmfind “Immanuel“ remedy.
day. in addition to the two trains ‘
Which a‘d‘rady lmw‘it‘" th’ With d0!" tltcir armistice negotiations \l‘llll_ 25 can“
the (letltral PtHVt'f'S. The Russian '
FOR SALE—~PRIVATE FAMILY . torn, nurses and RUDDllMI. as many
would “l"? ‘0 “1"" some WHO!) 1“ me’mcrc MW workem M" M “I" a” are Government announced the llt‘trtl-
tintitms have been halted for'tlt’l'ttil
thouzht to he needed. Arrangements
days to give the Allied countritwi
Drugs Frucrfliao
WANTED—TURNERS 'ro worm
in factory. ‘ '
|v>..
FOR SALE—l LATE MODEL 0V-
l9lt Buick
Raymond
; Universal
, l F00d Chopper
l
t
l
. 0“. 3i
:1593' . . Jeountry who will give their-nine your
Yold Morgan horse, weight 1.20., pounds
a good home. is perfectly sound and
safe for lady or children to feed or"
drive. is a regular pct. Rained on
tour farm and timer bun owru-d l.“
ianybodv else. is uric-l it) all kin-2r ' ‘
Union Parcel Dellverl'. Edward J'
" . . "tFiahei-ty, proprietor. Truckin’g. Long
, FOR SALE—“01735:” ”ONE. 7 (“Mature hauling. Lixht and hcal'l
rooms on each side. All improvc- :trucking. Oflice [ClovhonPfl 1581, 300.
merits, well located. pleasant. view, "on“. wnnpctton,
good sidewalks: nonr trolley, Only 81,-:_
H. A ME AD
Drums:
8 North Main St.
South lot-walk. Bonn.
. " home needuniverv
Sally] used
are being motto for the shipment. of
lame mmntitica of blankets. clothing
3"“ "”1" “”lclet“ opportunitv to express their atti-l
BOSTON' he“ 8.—~Bedding. ‘clmh' tilde toward the negotiations. t
:. boots and surgical dressings are . . .. ,
Wm”. “Wand m mp.“ the wmmt Mettnwhtlc. it Is reported. 1,000
m of the people of Halifax. in a Bolshovrkl troops have arrived at
‘evvratu today, to Governor McCall. Vladivostok. Whether these (fillllt' -— .-
50. cash. Balance can remain mort-
€329.
.«Ask John. T. Haves i
no. 7 Main so, trot-walk. i
REAL ESTATE-JNSURANOE
i
Any LEI-ore,
0r Stock or Merchandise '
Bought for Cash.
Address ll, care Scuthtel?
flELECTIdN‘Z norm};
The City National Bank; ,
South“ Norwalk, Conn.
The regular annual meeting of the,
stockholders or this bank fur the pur-
pose of electing directors, for the en-
suing year, and to transact any other
business, proper to. come before said'
meeting, will be held on Tuesday, Jan-
uary 8. 1918, at the blinking‘qunrters.
The polls will be open from one to
two p. m. ‘
WILFRED BODWELL.
Cashier.
Grace Baptist Church. Sunday, Dec.
91h. 1917.411 a. m.. preaching; 8p.
"L. Lord's Snow: 3 p. m.,/ baptismal.
ut>t~vlce,xwhich closes-the great ire
.vival of this church. and we thnnk
the Lord for what He hue done for
us during; the revival the Lord gave.
us phirtydo'r. Sereuteen of [this
number are candidates for baptism.
During our‘paatorste since June tln ‘
Lord halt mailed to the church forty-
four Ioulsfour souls. The poster
preached ,every night during the re-
vlvai. The public h invited to all
the eel-vices. B. it. Btmma. parlor.
littbt‘rt Um“, clerk.
ttc. I Miller Kabn of the West Nor-
, ‘furm work and a very nice timer: 1
If you have any Junk call up Feld- good home and driller, price $100, No
l “0' 6‘ settjockics or peddlcrs need npply.‘. Cult
vview avenue. Used cars bought an at stable rear of private estate, 3061
i mttn‘ & Steinberiz. Tel.
n9 1m
sold in exchange.
10 per cent. discount on 1917 bicy-
'cles—auto tires, seconds at reana- _
ble prices. A. biodneflo N. Mob
rectum
DESK ROOM
Apply. llr. flattery
16 So. Main St., So. Norwalk .
_1
mm.--
SENIOR” HIGH SCHOOL
, CLASS-5 RECEPTION
(Continued from First Page).
.... ......... Boarding School Girls
Helen Vosburgh «‘l.’l‘hc Mvesick Aunt;
Robert Rowan ........ The Postman
The sketch am a clever litclocomtl
cdy in which all of the characters took
their parts splendidly. .
Dancing renewed the presentation
of the play. music being rendered by
the senior class orchestra. Refresh!
ments were served. during the inter-
mision, and a
enjoyed. ,
The committee in charlie of themfr
fair consisted of Carroll Hollister,
'Francls Crosby, Evelyn. refit and
Edward Ryan.
FIRE CAUSED.
$1.000 DAMAGE;
The estimated damage caused by"
the tl-r‘c which partially destroyed the
residence or Edwin 1... Monroe, in Fair
strett yesterday afternoon. is placed
at 81.000. The loss is partially cov-
ered by insurance.
The ore is believed to have been
started by a detective (:th line in
the lttlc. The l'"".3 quickly com-
\filk section of town has enlisted in
tic army. and. been sot-rink
‘.
u
. 2* .. rm transferred to the base
r4 tpigil it Camp Taylor. Louisville.
my. >,r .
,muntuted itself to the roof. and from
It metbm spread to the wslls ot-tlle Midd-
illl. which. above the first “or. were
unplsstered. ‘
mswyta
ti. :1,
'| with onevhalf ac
| Norwallt Road near Connecticut Turn-
' pike.
general good time was' .
- . ill Nature.
North Main street, Bridgeport, Conn.
North Main street curs putts the
house. . -
FOR SAL —FAMILY HOUSE
of land on West
Must be sold'nt once to close
estate. Small amount of cash requir-
ed, balance on mortgage, inquire
Keogh & Candee. Attys. United Bank
l building. Tel. 535-2.
The bazaar. which was held last
lnightfun'der theauepices of the So
:ctnl League of "The House of Mayer
,lioff," proved to be just as great an
Iattractlon last evening, as it did
lThurnday night. A very large crowd
iwns in attendance at the his affair.
rand it, is expected that quite a. sum of
3 money was realized.
T. Macllrelth. chairman of the lie-
' f Committee. also asked for mass
:: replace lllflllttfilltltl of broken win-
"uw pane» and make. homes” that were
not dnotrnved habitable ,
MONTREAL. Dec. 8.~Thc
mendous force exerted by the cxolc-‘t
.Jicn hint destroyed the northern i...
of Halifax issuid by the correspond-
ent of the Montreal Star to have ‘
miles, with a fivemile radius.
Two American vessels. one of them
n naval cruiser. were
the moment of the catastrophe. The
rshock was so great that, the chief!
cflicer oi the warship brileved at first.
the Star correspondent says. that thev‘
cruiser had struck a mine. Them?
seeing another vessel on the horisom,
he concluded he had been tired upon?
At Sydney. two hundred miles dis-i
tam. in an air line. the: ahooh was;
like that of a severe earthquake. Win-l
down in the ROM Lentmont, at Trurol
more than. sixty, miles away, were:
“broken and a. «clock was shaken from}
the wall. of the train despatcher'st
ofllce. A barn at Mengher's Grant.
thirty-rive miles from Halifax. Was
: Thee haw 0i
Compensation
'When there are two like organs
in the humaubody. one must do
tthemorkot/both,ifthootheris
l
5
ed.
'11‘ caspinpoint should Its.
the qflnmmmwm
vs, wor s
allthsauistauoopossibls. ey
m, voo ma ' W!!!
on 0330“!!!”
E
8‘:
THAMES]!
unit-ts. Optometrists; Optician-
“Ths House of Good Glasssst
- 81 Alhnlic 316W" coca.
Goon .
lltted from its foundations as though
the work had becrl done by an ex-
pert building mover.
WASHlNGTON. Doc. 8.»~Sscretnry
Daniels today offered the Red Crows
n. quantity of supplies at Portsmouth
for relief at. Halifax. Two ships and.
er the direction, ofthe Navy already
are at Halifax doing what they can
to relieve the situation and another
has been sent from Provinceton.
Mann, with a hospital unit to coop-
erate with the relief corps. The ltuot
plies at Portsmouth include 25,000
blanketr. and 600 stoves. No further
reports of conditions at Halifax had
been received today .by the Navy d0
partmeut.
WORCESTER. Ian..- Dec. 8.——A
special train containing one hundred
doctors and nurses from Providence
New Redford. Woousochet and. Fall
River. parsed throuhVoressur at
,10 o'clock tor Ham . . .
em W 7W;
"He runs mad tor every tub!
\
talus up.’ lambs is as}: dost-s
, wt infusion at bar "
‘ . Ive. til”; at. III. I"?
thumbs-Ins to
lye-‘3 from the l'nitt-d Stilt/«"5. Jttpnlt ultd‘
,porttry independent governumnt lll
\l
mlleu oft shorc‘makinz for port at cred.
forty-tire Visiunol (iovcrumcut have guilt-i
, -_ i
REVOLUTION IN I
UlSBON, PORTUGAL ‘:
from. l’ctrogrnd or are units from
Siberian towns in not disclosed.
Vladivostok"lutlds much war mu—
tcriul and other suppiics sltlppt'dt
l
t
tlllf‘l‘ Allied countries. "l‘hc tem-
l
to
l
l
. . l
(.lutll't‘ul l\i|li'tll.lt‘\‘
joined
MADRID, Dec. 8.—~A revolution
hart broken out in Lisbonuthe capitol
lllt‘l'lll has chosen t'ttrmcr l’rc'tuit-rlI -
been gn-ntcr. orobsblv than any ex-,,l\'crelt.‘i;y as Minister of Justice."
tr'Irlslnu in the war zone. Debris li'0"‘tll(’llt‘l'tll Konuilofl' is reported
shells .stell plates. and shrapnel llilveihav,‘
been found m" an area "f "m 3(“lamlthe t'ossuu-k leader, around \i'lltlm: '
most of the lcdattrs til' the old l‘ro- ,
‘sercmts ’
'
Celumbia
With 12 Selections l
l
”59:50
of Portugal. according to a dispatch: f
received here by way of Oporto and]
Toy. Outbreaks'nlso are said to have.
occurredmt Oporto.
READY NOWAT cadences
Fresh lost (inst received) of Foley's'
Honey and Tar m selling at before-l .
the-war prices. This puts a well-l
linown cough medicine, ready to used _
in homes at less than it costs to buy;
and mix the ingredients yourself, and?
saves bother and moss. Mrs. Mani
Kisby. 3533 Princeton avenue, Spo
hone, Wash, writes: “I was sick in
bed with logrippe. f coughed very
badly. I took Foley's Honey and
Tar. it stopped my cough and l got
house an ."—StlllsonyPowell Corp.
better. So. now I,«’am around the
Chromed;
These Are Going PM
i.
'nter lite in the diflerent MI ant
’imbs. .
F
um Your sawt- Mm
Deliury‘ When-You say
i
-.u
, [impish-alerts,
mvv’ltwillbsworthyourwhilsto 5,
“.mmwmbdm ,
bottom-rim. if;
7 Arturo ltlili.
ll
'Anolllfl-Wal’il
l. ”WM” Piano.»
. s25
.‘l
v
it. several
__¢
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