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sms mm 9
manned tron. flaw. hos-I
ihslx its usual allotment a! sugar from
the reliant“ with all other do?
words have been" filled.
"We began wsv last August," said
one big manufacturer,. "to get ready
for Chrhllnas. A1 this season the
demand for condo is so tremendous!
that if we depended on any daily sari
ply from our factories We would nev-
er be able to meet the demand. Hence
‘We have to take advantage of cold
islet-age. F0 ample, we and l
have no do i any number of other
manufacture , began in the late
summer. whil e demand for candy.
was small. to get ready by making a
quantity of those candies which keep,
The candies made at this season are,
for the most part, the small hard can-
dies. which you are everywhere at
tChristrnas time. They are put into
lbrris 8t Gain
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a
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That’s All - '
series] that "curing!“ has west. on
seven mam be had Men afraid
IN’ “RAGE that ho would not be ablsvto work tit-t
[factory the a
inns literally
{This especial falsity. which makes
{one or themypowiarjunds of
csady inthis sjtthsd Mae-sensi-
late summer and. esrlrhll in laying
in vast quanitiesof angst
and the large ml!!! 8 candy senti t
abroad is one of the reasons 3i" o Warden Wilbur M!“
.w’ the unexpected W I" ””‘of net in the trees for the wood-
"in: M" “a in the ,1.“ m?" peckers and chicadees and the sweet};
9'9” mon, ‘1 m ‘0 '" w“ m; ings from the barn loft willleed many
$23,312" {fincggg' hit. 4:302:11. of the seed eating winter birds. Be—
hardly ttbe taste 0' it. - .sides, the knowledge of feeding and
tempt was made early in the ““5”ibirds there is real
famine to induce the my officers to: watching the birds come to partake.
‘tyult buying candy for the soldiersiot ones bounty
inorder to ‘ ‘ '
for sugar. This demand was refused
by the Quartermaster ‘ —«8ee the grest emotional actress
which asserted that candy was 009i
of the most necessary of the field rs-
F‘w THK ult- :. . .
~The be." slow snakes It for
thg birds/loge! a living and all who
Gila should put out a little Iced fo-
them. .
”White is having a hard time to
get food and grit and the Commission
of Fish-and: Gone are desiriom to
take me of all flocks known. Any-
one who knows where there a trust]
.and who is willing to help feed
7 them can feed for them by apply;
i
And dont forget to put out a piece‘
eugdsy, . because. these
am in (the phat.
y for-tunic. it “as said. during the
The fact of the army in the fields
given;
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A“ at"tt‘t'obably saving the lives of many
enjoyment in
help cut down was refused 3
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De t e t. .
par m n ‘Noms Talmsdse in "The Secret of
the Storm Country," Regent Theatre,
tlons of a fighting force. tomorrow and Friday.
‘I w.” h“ lrcold storage and keep unimpaired.
\ ;Along in the early part of October,
' Ewe began getting a stock of other
T‘- 7” leandies. The bonbons and choco-
‘ilates are put up at this time. The
. HOLiDAY
FOOTWEAR
It was ..
THE SEYMORE:
i mam. restroom ave.
WSW
Grier now and save money. Try our Home lads Pies. Christmas
Pudding and Fruit Cake, also It sated Fowl and Moots with our
Home-Made Cranberry Jelly arr! Fruits? for Dessert.
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From The Winter Fashitm Book
Coma-n H22 _ Conn-n 7m Cesium- 7m,
35 am [in Ms! the were sworn.
m Bod.- by using Hamil? ‘
Patterns save from onshsif
Con-tn: 7540
You may "produce every design in The Winter Faslt'u
Review Patterns and don't t'nnm this: "K'Unul Review
to one whole yard at material on eat it dress.
December Fashions now ready.
James Danneiiy.
PBAOTIOAL arm's my: in
sass mrosn ‘
- SUPPERS
SHOES
SPATS
. . same! PRO]!
*chocolates are made last. for they
" ,fsde out in time and cannot: hes .”
' " ’I The museum” continued to any
' 'that realizingtthat a sugar shortage“
O ,2 ' . was impending. every his candy mah-=
er bad scoured the country for sugar.
‘His concern. he said, had laid in a,
supply on which it was practicallv;
- existing at present. In answer-to thei
’ ‘ —— ,qserv as to the possibility of a candy
famine after Christmas. he said:
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line your diam; scrvedc1 I?” I No l.do not thing there lemony
day evening at the untry ‘ 'dorwer of such a thing. It is true
Jansen Cletus Manet. 0! H01! 01'0“ we have had a bigger demand this
college. is home. and has accepted a year than ever before, and we have
position "ml the Joseph DsVis cloth- made more. but it is our experience
, lk that after Christmas the candy trade
“‘3 note, in South “'1‘ ' goes down to practically nothing. The
—-Baby rings, bracelets at Brand's. sale of candy in lasting; Dobro-r!
“I" Isnd Hatch put toget does not
CM!" P' Ilills, 0‘ South “I amount to more than one-tenth the
field representative of the Standard. Christmas trade. Everybody has
on Company. joined the W0"! saggy; the bouts: for 1111;”; "time
of Commerce on Saturday. a ristmss an ew .
masher" Xmll rm; Johannes Bruyu. of B. E. Howell
hat proper 9 Sons & Co.. the secretary of the dis-
O'm tribution committee of the America‘s
local plumbers have been kept Refiners' Committee, which is In
charge of the distribution of sugar all
busyzdnring "he past week, repslrinx’o'" the country said the retail gro-
water pipes, which had frozen in the} c P” Vere given every bit. of sugar
cold 3859- Many 9009‘! were caught that they ne'ede so far as the Distri-
wnre, ariicularly those who were button Committee was able after the
11:: am: home 2' icondevrsed mll’lt people had been sup-
‘ y ‘ ' 'plied. The last was necessary. ‘ he
‘3” the Km“ °m°fl°nl “mm declared. because of the needs of the
Norms Tal-sdge in "The Secret of. army for the milk. h d ‘
torm C ntr Regent Theatre,. Investigation at t e can y factor es
the 8 :uFrifiay {as to just how much they were get-
“’m°"°' ” ' 1 ting from the Federal Food Adminitr
'The creditors of the Stamford Paper'iratfon, showed that thls1source Iof
. ly has been extreme y irregu ar.
Box Companv have been notified to NW
' _ Two of the larger candy concernsin
apt '"l at the meeting at all thecrcd *tbe city both declared that the Flood
itors, which is to take place today. sti Administration . had of late stopped
z p. as at the Broadway Central air. supplytag'.them with any. _
tel New" York. lesllmstcd'by an official of one thin
’ . , ‘ tr “so to out his company got about 375 barrels of
”1” " long. our; a ‘sugar during October and November
boys "0'97 there." Cheer them 5‘ the from the Food Administration. An
Patriotic Concert of War Music, Ar-j official of the, other stated that he
not! Friday evening, ‘ had gotten only about 45(5) barrels be-
. ltween Oct. 15 and Dec. 1 .
Creditors 0' the 93mm" 3‘ Bowel? The former of these two concerns
Street Railway Company have been is using, it Was sand. about 25.000
allowed four months, from December-l pounds of sugar! weekly, 0‘: approx:-
2 laims aninulmateiy seventy- ive barre a a wee .
1;? 33:12? 2.1;: :uperior court The rest of the sugar. it was said. land
‘ . 'becn purcholtd n the Open msr 9
“am that claims “0‘ presented byi before the acute shortage was left.
AM“ 1i. 1913. 5b!“ be barred. ‘ An official of the other factory ieit-
, timated that his concern was using
-—Cake at Banner Bakery. at present about 10,000 pound of sug-
3““ Kathryn V. Pickering. former- or a week. This was way below the
I! 0‘ 30““! NOWBH‘v who has been normal consumption. he said. Be as-
' taking a‘course at St. Mary's Traits",
’ ins fichool for Nurses. in Waterbury“
Conn, forvtbc past three years, will
graduate on me. 20th 1917. Her many
friends wish her great success in her
new profession. ;
—-(3eer up! Military music, patfH
otic speeches moaning, unluriing-V
Norwslk's sci-ricotta; Patriotic Con-i
cert of aWr lsslc, Armory, may ev-v
mi... , i
r'l'he Christmas rush is can in oarnést.
in the poat'oflwl’sskages are Doing'
sent‘in large numbers, and there is at
constantly growing demand for stamps;
for post-cords, and letters that will‘
bring good cheer to
home. People are again asked to no
tomcat-ch11 about packages for math.
ing. to see that the address and the re;
turn address are phinl! legible, and;
thatzthe wrappilx is Very
this men”! may parcels are
cause of carelessness in wrapping on
addressing.
«ownwuct-taon
moo-crewman! luncheon
Friday is especially tempting. ’
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Pretty and Bracficai
Presents ' '
Mm Ml! Painless ‘
and Pathway m and Consolation
rmus by Ms. - . "New
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I“! Denial Work. “filled.
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would be pleased to explain further.
The City National Bank,
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it creates pinched nsrvos sum-H
later life in the different organs-Ill
Chiropractors remove the cans.
lisessa and pain. health is. name.
through harmonislng the not"
tents in your body. Female
given,swcisl attention: also m
of the spineé
flying the h
Magnetic treatments given
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Palmer. “haul.
ingenuity Eveningnnm Christmas
All Kinds. of Shoes for I
AllKin-ds of People-
.Suita‘ble for. Christmas Presents. .
Ranging from a Complete-Parlor, Bedroom or Dining Room
Set, to a Host of Useful mom-nmm.
Eacy Chairs . ’2’, ‘ ,_; ‘ Shirt Waist-Boxes
Fancy Chairs Cedar chaste
Office Chairs Book Racks
. surrey Desks .. , cigar-omits '
v Typewriter Desks mat. sum"
Telephone Tables ‘ Foot floats
c...‘ Lo. Tablas unstr- am.
2. 11' 1"qu Wood Baskets
, “wing Tables Sign...“
Tea Wagons v: I .
China Clout. sun ”mm”
Buffets M «mum ’
Hat Tron w Doll" Carriages
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. Christmas Stockings of all Grades
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