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OWMV’s TROUBLES

Lloyd-George, with his custom”!
commou sense and direct speech,
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Iwhile German victories were blazoned'
to the w,orld German troubles did not:"
appear in bulletins. He quietly invit-

M' "a the W Press that British warriors to think a little
fie Associated Preas ls euloslvely about the enemy's predicament.

" ‘0 “’9 “e “‘3' M‘““°“ ”it h' s another variation of the prus'

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7 news dis tcbes medical to Ito
otherwisg‘la this paper and also column of lien. l‘,ocli the beta of the
During that battle an officer

local news published herein. 9. IMarne

rights of republication of tip
“despatches herein are also re- CM? to bill In MM um “.M!
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, " " G W: ”it!“ "So are the Germans!" said Foch would retain their titleli .ts heads of
’ P30“ GAL-L“ 3 Attack again" bureaus and would automaticallv Ile-
looms-92 : ' Isume their duties at the humans upon
m 93 ' I lie was r.ir,ht The Germans proV- liming relieved of duty on the coup I
. Mn“ Oboe—1338. cd be more exhausted than the Frenchi 01- _...__.s
. 3WW218$ land the battle was won and France OVER 1 000 . I
fiditor's WW. IVVRS saved. ‘ BIEMBERS IN 1
. . ma ' ”menu" That is the situation today in all bili’ FIRST DAY .
essentials of the war Franco her-I _ -.
' self is not bled so. “white' as Ger-I (Continued From Pasta 009) I

 

#HE CITIZENSHIP CAMPAIGN

. The Woman Suffrage Party or Sew
or] Citv is just about as busy as it
'88 before the election mutilate the
”3 Victory to equal suffrazzc. The pre
arid ii-i

[many la—liad not lost so many men lnI
proportion to her population.

nicnsely superior. Even now. before
our power .iiukek itself felt, Germany
aidocti not venture to attack on the!
western front without calling on Aus- I
tria- Hungary for help. And Aux-ll

t campaign is educational
min worm-ii for voting._
OIIG‘ feature of thc czimpaitzrt is
More course on ”-Tht Business
Citizenship,' by a (olum
' Uhivcrsi y processor. llc wiil"
’lalnbrieflv but thoroughly and (liar-1
,tlic organization or rity stall andi
”lonal governments. function.
amid policies of political th
(Voters‘ relationship to the various mu

rid I
conducted has. I'chnonilcallv. all comparison be ’
‘com‘cs ridiculous In moralc the AH
lies are just an superior
It's a good rule for a'nybody, whopi
edisposed to feel blue about the war.
eiusr stop worrying and Just think ot'
, the fix the Germans at! in.
to tlir’ armv' ______._________ E
. AUSTRIAN-FAME”.
Austria Hunaary would like to qulti
'lightlnc, right now. And that is per“
”a." of 'h“ “mm“ “b" "n”"d lcctly mount and understandable
these lecturw will do so with ihr- def- at the mo?
1 mite intention of going out as tcacb- mom. of about everything she wanted:
"5 0' intelligent The. when ahc precipitated thc war. Shot
_ .'ork will spread in t“.or-VV'I(II‘-Iiillg cir- Hall) has more than H1" PXPN’WI to:
(ties until it icachcz. all of .\'r-w York's Like a
400,000 and more volinc women.

tht

parties.
_: liclpal departments and i
and navy, and the various aspects of
labor. prohibition, free and
other prescnt- «lay problrrm

spear h

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Austria ha. possession,

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"II in the war of territory
in a poker game

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‘VV tuner [after u

The state organimtion 0’ 'h' “U nizht'a vigil she thinks its/ a [Hindi gent thcntrc thi.. afternoon nndI “H

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man Suffrage l’itrty i: takinc similar Hm. to stop

. lteps to reach women throughout the.
little by mm.“ M "arreflp‘Wh‘nu war, nos 1' cxhaustlon in man- power:
h courses and local 19mm" work. and material resources, bankrupt phy-
4 It's a big task and a patriotic tint-[Meany and low In morale.
Judging by their past
‘ easy rd believe that. the

put it over: ~

Continuance of the war “will“, im l
WWW" “”1 ,‘lllf‘tIiillfIy, lcntlinu tired troops to her '

many for use on the western front i
And the ”m“ “9"" " ind more, distantly, faring Arnet'ltn on
f Von't be ncccsmr'. to tent-h c'it ZPll tlho b3
.. thin to nilul's. for every boy and girl and bellitzt‘rent HU‘H‘lln.
. will grow up with a knowledge of chterlul ”Owe“
~ that good citizenship mean

sucrers ii is;

will corni-
"

it hint a
Slic' d willingly
Wm" H“ givo up some (it her stolen tt-"'rtlttiiv if

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Zipfimeg“ are and Whu‘ "zfipon‘mnm . everybody would agree to let her:
it places upon every individual Phimlone. ‘
~ '9“ ‘ But Austria can't quit. Bull-dozins

__..__-_..._._.. .,
“tom‘s UP PLEASURES Germany won't let her, and the lilies:
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Frank A Vanderiip formerly pres; vion'l let her. Shes findiniz. to her
'e'nt of the biggest bank’ in America, C05: that ‘H a heap harder to stop a
handlingUncle Sam's war sav-
campaign at a salary of one doll

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year, has agenius for publicity as (
w it t [hm-,5 due to At innumerable times the commis-
pflnance. 1y 'e toners have warned our citizens .of

“fly trainings—he used to he a [up danger of waste that is extremely

‘ excessive and criminally careless. At
per man. Anyhow see What a a nicotine or the district held Septem-

and hum)“ appeal he can her I; 1915, the question of an addi-
(or what is ordinarily consider- tion to the filttr was discussed The
It

war than to start one.
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WATER SUPPLY PROBLEMS.

 

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‘ e ting adjourned for a month for
*2?ch and d'sagrpmble ”r0 :afistics, At the adjourned meetin.
of economlzing Ithe vote was in favor of the addition.
‘ Store up your pleasure“ .year. The next year (1916) the cost
the bank 0‘. labor anti material appeared unlav-
will enjoy them tenfold later, and orable and the work was put off until
* mam time. 'r'nis year. but it was found imperative
' more than halt the zest is taken that. the addition should be built at the
'9 earliest moment in normal times It
0' the terrible things that are «iriir-turc was not completed until No-
“.iemher
. ins and the aulferins the whole, It is wry difficult It not Impossible
. barring through
p.111“ is in: or even cold weather 0n the 5th.
ill] and 7th of this month there was
—butifyou havea heart, ric- -ivt-red each day 8.100.000 gallons.
' th nor— that is 800,900 gallons above 1 e ca-
'0‘” geta tenth part 0! e inacity of the filter. Inspection of the
. in these times, when every showed this to be an extra waste of
third day the pull" suddenly slopmped'
spaper m pk“ up brings you a What. caused this loan has not. been
During the cold snap ot this week
h il‘ mm 0‘ your Ml" mph” Itlm remrdlng cause in the onlec has
it IhPit tomes the practical mir “m," a-steady loss of live
I J w
M H tr am“ showed hits to 'be an extra waste of
300,000. gallons per. day. an army of
that be not!
V ”I“?! could W .T'hewholotmublclacanudbytltr
mm :0 store up your plea- carelessness M 'm mo, the
I it have to mayor
"" " M " ’3; “‘ {Kw l‘nonentdc it ”as want. on“ a
he! .. ewe- one

do an thing that
you It was too late to y
‘, store up money in
1917. Conditions Were much worse in
i I are and enjoyment now, he .would have been ready in July, but the
I am not uk- .0 5m, grade. and wash sand in treez.
mil to be sad or dolefu
H enjoyment o'ut 01“ pleasure or 9' nitrc lines and all probable places
of the sulering and agony of so with certainty discovered
mare The meter at the sun.
ar savizc'.’ stamps are "the ranat'
over 200 gallons per capltaper
e -‘-‘ rrmrnmertw The WNW“
”claims

WAR COUNICLTO

‘eoatinue their former duties in addi-
tion to membership in the new bod.

familiar witktha latest dcvelopent
Fox “)8 other 51“ by I‘m that. u the W5

TheI.
iiiiiii— power of the other Allies is int V" ”d 1"" Wills "D the members in! ,

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The Secretary of War expiaine

that be contemplated always having ..

an oficer on the council who we

.ano that
would mean deta‘ his members of tit

council for observation duties am

{Baker intimated that any Ur
members. including himself might to
to Europe, but added tint be bid

than no present plans to undertalrtai;

atlbn s

of the War Council was in some wary

:the trip.
Published reports that the cre

ooumtcd vi. 'th the Congressional i
Battalion of War Department

ten we» strongly depreciated. Iy
Secretary Baker.
tigr. ed to duty on the council. ht- saId .
would turn their adm' nistrative diu-
ties our to an acting chief.

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Women Are Huatling.
The women are working like heav-

inn-fiat shape. This la the tlrst opp
lty they have had for canvas rig
in a long time and tbov are certait li
coming to the front like majors If
phowtnk that the conundrum» a

to tillt in the war and when

cult-d
upon can do their share without't ill

I which is;
Ililtinuai‘v has suffered no lean than slit' 1 t Luck full of vim. up” Who hil‘V'”

Ipo desire to be ouulaiuiod are here.

fussing and with a spirit

tony and are asked to uphold the

honor of their sex and not allowl the

women workers to show tham upiI
Til-acre Speaker. Good.

by warned that. they are in fast ornit-

terday afternoon and George V. ll
nnan. superintendent of

spoke last evening at the Regent.
theatre. ltei. Frederick A. lolet’itan

‘spoke in the alteration at tho l’aiach,
(and. Judge Joseph ll. Tay-lor in Ithei

evening The spcakcrs boomed Itho‘

Icampalan In great shape They anokc
Ibrlefly and to the point on thy work

and hoods of the Red (.‘ ltlrih and they
told their storv in
New Speakers Today.
This afternoon, llcv
ton is to spunk at the Palace theatre?
illlll tonight the slant- of the down-
tonn playhouse Will be occupied by
Attorney Edward J Quinlan. blur
.Fred 3. Lyon is to speak in the He~

.niglit the speaker of tho waning “v35”

.hF"Rt‘V. Janice Benton Werner of

Also, Austria i. utterly weary of llto‘lirnco i'plutopal church Other an: alt ‘
me will bc announced from day to
t 'I

My .
People Should Remember 1

Promo of Norvvalk should remem-
btr that the work of the Red (Irons
Is something which needs no cap ana-
tion The Hill! amount of Hood nc
compilation bv tho orranixatioti in
l is w-ar rannot be estimated
there is still much to be dim:
that

:i little of the. title ('hrisltmts'

,erit would not lit units: In this cam-I

rtnd that a gift to the thl Cross
would only be appreciated but vtoiill
help in the good work “hich hit be-
ing dom- ‘VIt-iiibcrt-liip costs but. Olll
dollar and if von au- not a member
see that vou become one beforti the
lurk is up and Ihl't campaign is clm
(-
Six Thousand Members.

Norwalk (‘lmpu-r desires 6000 new
tfiembcrn below the tnnipalgn (doses
on Christmas Eve. It is for the se-
'curing of these 6000 members that

mum and Women tlil’Olllhnul Noilvvalk' Spirit. in terms of action" states tilt"
'are working this vv,rpk There have spresldent in conclusion.

been biil few rejections and there is
no excuse for any, The canon law
worthy and the amount so email
within the reach all all
should be none so poor in spii‘ii as
to tcfiiso to join .
Endorsed by President. I

Presldrnt Woodrow Wilson hits on-
dorsed the present drive for members
of the Red Croes. President Wilson
has made a proclamation in the in-
terest of the Red (‘rosa ,ChriIitmas
membership drive. He is the presi-
dent of the American Red Cross. The
proclamation is addressed to the peo—
ple of the l'nlted States and it is
given herewith in full as lollowtif.

'l'lie Proclamation.

"Ten million Americans are invited
to join the American Red ClrosrrI dir-
ing the week ending with Christmas
Eve. The times require that every
branch of our great national :effort
shall be. loyalty upheld and it ‘ispe-
culinrly fitting that at the Chr‘It‘tmlS
season the Red Cross should the
branch through which your Willlnfl'
nests to help is expressed. I

You Should Join .

“You should Join the Amerlc it Red

Cross because it al'one- can carry the
4 to

.plcdpc of Christmas good.
those who are bearing for us t e real

burdens of the world war both in our
'own army and navy and in the na-

 

 
 

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Judge. James T. Hubboll apok. ‘ '
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sir-lid it,

«i We) which rotten . I

John Stiltple-t A

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and :
Noi- :
ttle line. and possibli a rciiied ““"i I’i‘olth‘ Hie asked to innit-IiibrrE

that there'

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hmucufllmml Wilt-WM S nuflber of very tilled“ olerings for Wednesday only. Every
debutant o‘er: spatial ittansi. Every-item is seasonable and suitable for Christmas Gifts. These econo-
mies are well “wortlt' atria lathe Boston Simiomomw.

cons Edam: dancer; consensus on ma BARGAINS.

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Enchant; in amatbos.

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Men's Worsted Knit
Gloves

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t '" w All pure wool. all Hist-s. limit one

i 1‘ HM hm m.3.8'i'u£"mdm ”m m “ “mm"

' ‘ Value 98c. ’ .656 pair
”Wednesday it Sale 6* Women's Chamoisatter

 

loves
V’V ashable Gray. and White?
day's price $150 pair.

Beautiful" Boll!" Robe

it
Are Plus for Christmas Gifts.
.We have a moat surname collati-
lion and large ambient of colors
sand with cord tau-l antl’ .
frogs to match. complete. ready to

make.
murmu- Iceland

White or spy. que or pink bor-

To

l

. Brassisres .

duo Trimmed—especially made

for the holidays. .
Kasai-r nd“ 81. 00

; va’ssale .79.

Standard make..newest models. all

 

(IPI’N. V‘Ine “L.“ g 10!. 0 . l
Tomorrow m” 98 pair g'oy. TEEN" ”It; $1.58 Pair
.100 White TCrochet Coun- Wm. Paper.

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‘ Are Ilnc Christmas gifts.

Marseilles um” heavy ruined sacrum... fallalze. Holiday writing

 

 

lluircti Value 82.50 r. KW .vuuo 50c.
. , “w’mm‘fl‘ I’ngdnesdaygs sale .. . 36c
AIIWW'FI MSW“ Children’s Boxed Hand-

'f'lie wanted aha as, also navy or
ibllt‘k. «toluene-tattle.
‘ llemr SL501.’

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kergliiefs
Intaial and ”Pansy cornetut white

 

Wed " " le ..... 99c, andwlm W" b”
W600"??? w rm . 19c the box
ado ot gu‘EIsvoerowlbue We Sili W

It}!

and crcpe
dalntirat and most
signs yet shown.

A gift that Is useful and beautiful.
50 All brand now worth up to 83 75.

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46 Cents "‘
' . BlnleSImnxTatlor' rHand‘ ‘
'50 A“ “33' Fine Serf"? “ "gigghed Petticoats
~ .1 e . x t '6 '
i ififin'ii'pféfll‘sriii" “fruit: WQ’ nesdgfis sale . §2.l9
.h 50 ,, ,
l ’WBdeaY’fi $318 ' ‘ ' $850 Large alsr figmggswtgbzlfislllc or
J wmns “.mm :ilrulgiglfodf‘o$335,852?“1 “"0th

lot) dozen women'< dainty Xmas
llantlkerchitls, .ill white and ml-
orcd borders. pirrt- linen. Today
price We each.

Tomorrow’s price 12 l-2c
Each

Women’s Hand Baits

Lorne .l‘ifinlllllf‘nl of new models
in Pin Seal, Morocco and Grain
leatherl’. also strap back envelope
style and pocket books.

Value $1." 5 and SI 00.

Wmavsw sale. 5.1.98
Plaid Blankets

Henry weight. nice soft
linieh. llandsomc colorinxs.
pink and gray. Value 99.00.

Tomorrow . . . . . £5.98 pair
Hemstitched Tablet-Cloths

All linen.
Napkins to match. neatly boxed
tor (‘hl’lslnlfll presents.

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.94c palm ‘ '

 

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Two Biz Umbrella Bar- Dainty Camisoles Holiday Ribbons Women's eecc Ling
fim ‘ Satin and lace, all sites. Regular Just as gay as you please. Moiie, “11‘9““? COVPI‘IHS: “m" 5””

, A snap for bo ii men M women. abduction”. . satins, plaids. stripts and floral de- Um ms
autugffidbozf‘ueairmgfiz “I; ‘w “fight. . . . 9613 $118. 23’1”,” to 39¢ yard. Ankle length elbow and m“
m“ TM u. mm "m J m, I W {finite edn on sale 25c yd. siemg.

TOuueoulck. tau-mar aadaaveliic. .. ‘ , ’ , l'- ' B SMBI tomorrow . . . . 6*
Tomorrow 8 price “$135 Chiefs ur can Scarfs - 7
' Pure white bt'nlfllilchf’d, all inl- fiafirglrggcmh not“ “we ""nmtnsv A Warm Quilted Vest
‘ liuls. Value 190. ' ls sure to be pleasurablyt received.
1‘ wwawgfl ;Ww.*.lw Tomorrow ..... . 19c each" Jap silk vest black only. lined and

One to a customer

All Linen Table Napkins

Polka. dot , and Floral designs.
Value 32 00 a dozen

Wednesdav 8 sale $1. 29
Dozen

Limit 1 dozen to a customer.
HUNDREDS or GIFTS

IN 13m, RY
Rolladtflalda’l’lated

Five years Gum. Amet‘i'a
Rose Gamet and Topu. Regu r

Sandal-stimulus»
COW ' . on

Latest designer. aoowlth Colonial
stoned new” $12!.
.. 98c

:Sberialttmw
.. Beauty Pins ,

“Btu-lint altar and gold plated
Huge variety of patterns to select
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marrow. .......... 25c
Adiustafle Gold Plated
Bracelets

Finely chased designs Regular 49c
Tomorrow . . .. 29c

Guernsey Earthenware

. Casseroles
~rMetaI Nickel plated frames,- chu

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quilted silk, with sleeves.

Tomorrow . . . ...... $2.4,

GIFTS-0F SERVICE
No. 8 Aluminum Tea

Value “.03;me

Wednesday’s sale- . . $2.”

‘ Aluminum Percolation;
Eight cup size ,Valiie $2.00.
51.6!

Wednesday’s sale . .

GIFTS FOR THE HOME
Bissell’s Carpet Sweeper!

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S cial Tomorrow
2.98unt085.09
( rmaladc Jar
t' Gian, silver plated Top all!

'it'tdnesdav's sale .. . 4!:

Bake in the. Modern Way
GLASS [lg-{SK UTEN-

tlilti such as theisc would pleoria

 

:iiig- t'.I)',i."il.
I’yrt-i: l‘tth-rolcs ........... 81.5,. .
l'yrcx lit-earl puns ....,. ...... 15¢
Pyrex (Lake pans .. its:
'l’yrcs l‘ic. Plates ............ SEC

and other Pyrex baking utensils. .
Pyrex act Attractiygly boxed m

Mahocanv Finished Nut

W
.Six nitklc plate-d nut p'cks and nut

 

Wednesday's sale $51.98
Set

 

Carolus Watfl‘ Set—

V'ahie $2.00.
Wednesday’s sale . . $1.39

 

Women’s Cashmere Hose
First qtmlity fast black. all sizes.
Value 350.

Tomorrow 27c pair

Pants

Long and short alcoves.
8125.

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GOSSIP OF BOOK‘

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Tlic Banner Family.

The family of Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Ratchtord or this city are the banner.
family or Norwalk’ at the present? .
writing. (Itlrer families of ten or- .lt Wat-I in "The Grey Dawn' when
Tver need not accept this as final. The titan at the Door" turned to "The

boy ave an apparitimit) oi coming '-
to the bat and pounding out the ball Poor Little :m‘ (33“ “3th!“
for Just as good an average, but now Pockets “" 3a in
is the time to set busy Cupid," the latter “A Rogue by

Captam CurtlI's Work. pulsion." aided by‘ The Miracle Man"

It was Captain Seymour Curtis of will have us on "The Auction BIoclr’l
one (I): It}; Red l mes teams who land- 500 11
ed t e. atchfords. Captain Curtis .. .
casually dropped into the Ratchford Old Lady Nomi: ifinwody"
‘homo, mentiohed his errand in a caa- with ”me it
lost way and the result was that Mr.
'and Mrs Ratchford and the other pry into “Angela's liusiuess.‘
Imember. of the famllv responded in
a way which If termed casual, would
be nothing short or slander.

Were Willing Members.

5
' Talk Things Over at Annual
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"Keeping Up
told

"Thankful's Inheritance."
I That “Lovable Meddler." "Mrs. Red

The Ratchford family joined with a'Pet’Wv': IIII' driven "Russia-i of Re:
vim and a signs which was a pleasure Gap" ' Beyond the Frontier” wit
to (Tantaln Curtis and the envy of “The Foolish Virgin" on "The Rain-
all of the other teams in the race bow Trail."
for members. The Ratch'ord home laI .. d "The Win

0' fl “Much Turmoil follow
it splaylng a Red Cross service Ian‘ M Barbara W orth" by "The Mar.

nag lwitfi no less than 10 omser‘"
thereon. which means/considt-\‘ile‘ from ““3“" "The WWW“ Rosa:

Other Families Join. mond Fayn" by "The Real Man," and

There have been families ofv a... "The Promise" by “The Girl Who Liv-I

“"1 I“ who have Joined en maimed in the VVoods" to “The Cinderella
but up to the Present unis. intrusion-tn“...

trons upon whose territory the issues ,0 d
'of the world are being fought out. £11,:ng firemghaggf: m :2} ”A Country Lawyer," namod- “SIIII
Your evidence of faith In this work Is "Priidrnct-

inrceasary for their heartenilix and»

cheer.
Awakening Gratitude
”You should join as. Red (5
cause this and of ‘the nat;
M malty .. ..
l'aialnpirila ov’ena’as raid

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thus wisely,”
.i rm“:

l‘ “:3; than 10, when from jot-Boast the.

”4,

0"”:
Maria. “M. administering wt ~'mii- mag:

proud of the fact and so are the mem- ”'3'" married thpan be,”
been at the team captained by 801'291 Ilia Pursmué" could tell “The Pitt»
mour Curtis. But that does “It; (on ,wue."

0“” “he? Imlllt", who MOI“ A”: ‘wqumm;

Wanner Modems“! unto o-
Mfihllf? Skieai'froin "l'heEy'eaoftlie
momma”

flirtei‘fmt W hilt-m
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on, thousand a” cent. Jail-.3

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mm. railed with - “c-
{add-mm with

Tomorrow ...... 98c each

STILL ALARM OF FIRE

The Central Fire apparatus was call-
Popular Titles at Trlntram I: H1888" ed out on a still alarm last night at
about 8: 30 to the Central Hotel. where
{some paper in. the cellar had limited
the fur-
nace dropping on the paper. The tur-
"Empty nace was shaken down and these cool:

dnseen by the fireman of the furnace},
_ hadvrolled to where this paper was.
Com No damage was done beyondtflllini: the

due to some hot coals from

cellar with smoke.

 

 

Friends of Lawrence Paul have re-
ccived postals from him this week.
,, Scout'niaster Paul, who is now sta
”Aunt Jane and Ma 7 mozeih‘fd to tioiied at Camp Johnson. Florida.

fl ..- t writes that there are niiw six thou-
"The Count of Monte Ca 0 wan a sand men in camp now and the num

her is swelling daily.

Women’s wool Vests and

‘lar 81.49. ' crackers. Value :1 n0.
Thinorrow ......... $1.19 Tomorrow ......... . 98c
Ninon China Decorated Makcflhristmas a Dav of
Chocolate Set ' Delight For the Little
. ‘14 Pecos. Value 32.50. . Folks

Flexible Fyler Self Steer-

it'll!
The hut-it made. Value $3 00,

 

No. 1 Size ....... . 229

. Kiddi Cars 5

lair-orig and durable. Value 82.00.

Sale ............... $1.49
Doll’s Hammock With

Value 81.50. VStand

Sale Price ......... $1.19

 

Girl’s Needle Work Set:

A novel embroidery and sta

set for the industrious little needle
woman.

 

 

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last evening at the Norwalk 3m '
Church by Gabriel McGuire. "Wilt 3
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was the topic. and his Dream.
was very pleasing. H
Snow from in trout of fire hyds‘t,
has gllobeen cleared away so tut“
tiremen can readily obtain neat: to
the hydrants in case of a fire. It.
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at the end of every snow fall, in fad
it ls‘of greater Importance that: cu-
ingdhe walks of! first because It ltd-l”
com-bat any possible blue by 121 at
many minutes as the firemen w“ '
have to stop and shovel a way 6-. I
the hydrantdn cm this WNW“!

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