J - . i it: ii i ii I 8 § i s Sit E . S ‘ E if: 8‘ g. . 8. DUNN ELLY’S thfiogzgmiu st t'bemfsrrege: cm; '.he accident underwent an operation —..,this morning. Walt Selikowitch and ton Wit are expected to ”00'". ' - iiy News ”“r‘h‘té’géi‘r‘r’ii’r’m (Continua fre- l'lrst has). - The Crsftsmen meet this evening in impetus to the efforts of the various Mr moms 10" “"0“!" 0‘ the" I" team captains and workers and local people have been more than ever dis; “m“ «- posed to contribute to the fund. The W 'hisyfluwer Hook ‘ Ladder lighting has been brought home to the In or this country through the per 1 3 r "I “"9“ 0‘" ““5 "mm“ $3.11.. of American troops. extinguish a blue on the roof of u The drive will continue .Elhmshont M belonging to George Olmsted on 1111?. week, and it in host: th‘: the: ,82,000neededtoiunhe e vee mm avenue The dsmsse WM success will be obtained this week ' W- The sum or mm are s... collected _ or pledged up to Sunday afternoon at Dr Arthur 8. Baldwin wss broubt 3 o'.cloch and s little better work th' 11 his home on West avenue from the week is hoped for then won obtained “W Hit-vital yesterday sfter- i'uuzmn" :sth‘er. may]... 5:“: «t in the Norwslh Hospital nmbu . ' 0" m e been 11 ling hard enough. . Althoush 0" 38‘1"” “no" The committee on corporations are "m in rovem‘ent,11e is still in n crit mm every effort to not! up subscrip- 16:31 cosd’ition. » , tions of sisesble amounts sod are A meetill with I out den! or .m... _. to auxersstt. In" 3°" Wm“ '50 mm! and such an extent so that when the drive Arum-y. Friday ulsht. Nomi” '5 is finally closed. the money will total W. Reserved seats at Olson's 850.000 and the campaign be nude e success Daily reports are made . to h at to Wu asto- . ""'_ ' treet. The team captains have not ’-l'iroonthe maintain"!on 3°“ :11 been heard trenuyet, but those flail street near the railroad «“9“ who here reported have presented st- Ceutnl l-‘ire station apparatus out .ures which are most mum ”nerds! afternoon at sbon 4 o'.cloch l The «nose did not mount to more DENIED MAKING " e ”We 0‘ “0“." 99"” 1”” VSLIVGHTINGV “REMARYKVS believed to ”dolls locomotive nre V l (Continued-- ftuln that M). Ahertiiinsteoi incorporation of the! part by Secret Service intent 7].”, f Manches- 9 a - I- W. Cheney (.‘omimnVyd‘oat the, 01V Charles Lune, of the nap-um”. of was recorded yeste y Justice, held . hearing in the m 0‘ of the state secretary. The busl You know how important a factor 1n your affairs your clothes are, but ’ t except when you’re buying them; on probably dont think much about 1 :nd then a man’s qyite apt to think more about what the clothes cost than about what they"? , “ 1 -. a" " . , 3 I b > - ,z, w ‘l * ‘§ ' 1 '1 V- “’31 a, ' ‘ 43' \ This season “What they are” will be the vital question. You’ve heard a lot abOut the excessive cost of wool; the facts "" ‘ ' J Vabottt it are a good deal mOre real than the words about it. ' r I M ivided iuto 6’00 hell had to nny 5". Iain . firm 1' szimrpfnton are Home hiking to m "a...“ hlm to ”no" to e 1! Frank Chief of Police William R Pennington, 18. choosy. Austin Cheney :11 st stated Intervals, Vi“ Cheney of Manchester. I Henhels came to this city with his W tam iiy fronuBrldsepr-ssnd appears to be about 28 years old. He said that : “ ——CAMERAS— ‘ he was perfectly willing to enter the . service of the United States in- the But the result of high-priced wool shows in one ~of two ways; either . . . ! V 1 PM” mfifiV t ""3, ,“‘--—-—'——-.-—.---'"j "m ’ ‘ -‘ . your clothes Will haV‘e less wool 1n them or you]! have to pay more for . lave YVm-r F m o ; iiam Woote of Newark, N. J. .. ls spendlrlg Easter holide'ys with his BeDeveloned , w“ mother, Mrs. Clara Swift: of liliesbeth I Hi; ”Itmt. them, If you buy cheap obthes that means you dont care for all-wool; there 8 no way to get all-wool now at "cheap”. prices. . . . . o " .V: ' . . ' We" r'e here 1n this busmess to be of service to you; and service too you means, as we understand it, supplying clothes that are best for you. L .. “a . :M. Mrs. Charles D Taylor, who for tho *1 past eighteen years has conducted s restaurant and rooming house on Franklin street. is this week closfns up hm business. “h. ‘ The Name": Medical society heal its regular meeting at the High School ' last evening at which time s large delegation from this city and from Stamford listened to a talk. illustrated ' l ' I I s; and we ’re ready to shOw with lantern demon-muons on The VVV ' " " That means Hart Schaffner & Marx ClOthe .' 3:532:23; smash you the Sprmg suVinVs 399 9V¢r9°ats “’9 haveio" Y0“ . ‘ 1.“. ‘- ‘ ~’ . .. . - I tertheVmeetinnesnoper wassmai ' f V _ 1.. - 1- ' "I I V f ‘ .' W ‘ ’ .Vat the Hotel Habaclemoaiidwss .11- . - 5 » . ‘ ' i i loyedbymall 5‘ ‘ . 1 . -. _ 9% .t‘ I 1.....- .«e ‘11. outsmart m'rmouv . ‘ f-r f ’; Tim is the test of truth. And Donn' s ‘ Kidney FillsL have stood the test.’ No _ . south Notwalh resident who sullen . ." f V ~. , budta'che. rr annoying urinary 111. ” ; ‘ :v ; - can main mmnvhtded by thletwicev ‘ ' told testimony. ~ ‘ ‘ Chas H issue, 1115 fish! mt. Nomilr‘says: “l Inflated utmost con- ' steady for several years from back- ‘Vsche had other new or new complaint. dhst-p twins-s cousin the? in mytrttcsmesiegtulneeutorno . to stop or __'sirdisbleil. lwll 1mm ' V‘ ‘ by kidney weekmawioo. 1;“. ,y’.restw.11.nsgetspmmisesmifld_ .. " ,sore shdistne lsotDosn’eVKldgeyVV“ . , A “"‘mgmm‘ “a m , ‘ 77m. a; wiiilesvesthebnlk ottnrusoutaausmuuml mumunsmvssv. , ‘stbmsifl aim nuns mm as t, memmwutt. - t VM ,1,” _. , In! W, m th§ee waits :1 tr... of won» with. '11me to dim; m night raided esteem fir-A W “V “93’ (“5“ u". ”1,1,.” acumen. 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