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minnow
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Pal suntauoui. J. N. W. James
O'Hara. win. Thompson. Jones 'llc-
flirty, Lent W. J. 6968“!!-
run. Minnie Semen. Aliee‘V. We
raid. lionoe R. Nash, Ernest ‘l'tlly,
nude: Brothewon, Annie Cameo. C.
A. Quintard, Dr. W. Tracey, Eugene
Roth. Leon Sklar, Mrs. W. Hoyt, E. M.
(has. liens Barter, Marshall Guts. Mil-
dred Cans, Mrs. E. M. Gain, II. N.
layehod, aw. Mayehoif, latte Fish,
Kaine-rim Hirsch, Mrs. M. Prince, W.
8. Sturdevant. Bessie Field, Edw. D.
Randall. H. Augusta Crabb, D. C. San-
lord, N. Framer. Riobt. G. Finch, Ce-
celia Tuvlin, A. Tarlov, Elia. Tan'lin.
Violette. Magner, Nellie Clark, Mary D.
Smith. Mary E. Smith, Frank N. Lauv
dor. Cecelia Sachs. Ada Hermon, Mrs.
Jas. l’aul, Helmer Amundsen. Mm. Ci
Keeler. Sig. Roth, 060. Mm, Rd’h
Gorfield, George CM, Annie Steeg—
muller. Tony Mo,’ Ethel 'l‘avlln.
Mich. fitment. Morris Feldman.
Myron W. Osborn, Daniel 0. Robin-
6011. Mrs. Lean Smith, Frederick Love-
joy, Mrs. Alice V. Gurner, Mrs. James
Hartford. Mrs. Emma L. fleouid, Ed-
ward J. Tracey, Julie Glut, W. E.
Goldsborough, Theo. 0. Dawn, Wm.
Brown. Dexter Hitchcock, J. G. Greg-
ory_ Mrs. Win. Brown. Paul Burns.
llnry Brunyi. F. M. MacKay, Annie C.
Condee. Nehemiah Dundee; Annie M.
Wimw, Miss Gertrude Tarlov. Flor-
ence S. Nash. Mrs. N. Hatéhman, ll. J.“-
Marshall. R. J. Weiswall,‘Willlam Kl
Anderson. Grace McAllintnr,viilar-y EJ
Olmstead, J. C. Inudon,aAnna .Steeg'l
mutter, Hattie K. Greenetein. Dorothy
M. Greenstein, Miss Mae 41!. Strum.
Mise Lillian Walling. London Kemp,
Bertha Reynolds, Thomas 1. Raymond,
Mm. S. '1‘. Jackson. lrv-lng Coleman,
Int-y ()lmetead, S. W. Hoyt, Jr., Mun.
shall Hoyt, Frances Kelly, Leighton
Nuttlng.’Wm Sale, newo'y Miller, J. H.
Coatee. Jr., Marion Grand Cantos. Ma-
non l". Cones, Arabellalt‘ore, Geo. F.
Muendei. Mrs. H. Allistin, Ruth wl
lead, Daisy K. Flynn, Edna. 13. Greg-
Hwold-‘L. Nash, Douglas B. Nash.l
Marlon Noel) Quintard. N. u. s. llra~l
inatic t‘lub_ South Nomnk Baptist iii—l
ble school, John W. Mend; R. M.Wolfo,.
Frank B. Hoyt, Mina P‘loeenCe Hoyt,
liliuheth B. Hoyt, lire; Frank Hoyt,
Mrs. W. lrying Lowndee‘, tJuliu 1i
Callaghan, John W. Allen. Rotate Wu
F. Ftl'low, Edw. S. t‘hurclulienry 1(5th
eigiI, William Foster. Frank B. lid“
wards. George l’unelt, liercy‘ G. l-Jd-'
wards. Jeanie \'. ll. Mncomber. billion
5. Return, Wm. and Blant'h Mel.ean.|
Leon ll. lintrett, \V. H. llurrett. t‘lu-
lett, Peabody (‘o. First Taxing die-l
trict, Second 'l‘nxing dintrlt-t. Am. “ill :
Mfg. 00., Harris & Guns, 'lmmsbury l; I
Mathewson. Lowndes Oyster (To. A. .l.‘
Collins (‘o.. Knapp Bell (‘01, Rough lieu ‘
Co, Norwnlk Bo (70., ill Po Battery,
00.. Mining; Mtg. (To, Norwaik Iron.
Works, Norwalk Simply 0.. ll. l'. \'.2
Co, NOl‘Wdlh' Tire and Rubber to, Na»
tionnl llanh ot‘ Norwulk, Stut- ol' (‘ol
umbla (‘vlrr-lw, First glint-eh ot' t‘ht'lst
Scientist. Mr and Mrs. lloht. .tikon,’
W. Ii. Brothertou, t‘lms. l‘. lilunro. A
N. llet‘ndict. Mrs A. N. “unwind, Elmi-
nor 0. Borrinu‘rr, J. ll. lirinemuu. l~‘.?
Carrennoito, l’oale Zion t'luh oi Norr‘
'alk. l
Chile. (‘omstocln Chas. ll. lusbiow.
Vera. Belle Duncan. Geo. A. llmonpm’t,‘
t‘has. Dotson, John'lhuson. Francis t‘.‘
Davis Mary I". Flanagan. \\'m. I’oltor-
mann, Alice M. Fitzpatrick, Arthur'
Godfrey. Mary F. Godfrey. Win. (lunt '
ley, Ralph S. (H-egttt‘y. Alit-e (lould.:
Mrs. ll. H. Gray, (100. H. Hodges, Mrs ‘
Wm. B. llurlbutt. Gladys 1.. Jt-itninus.‘
Daniel Jones. Chas. Kramer. liumsonf
Lawrence, Mrs. K. lAtWI‘enCI‘. June ll.‘
Merwln. Mil-n. Elizubeth J. Mort-k. Tim»
otny T. Morwin, n. Mnchappor. not:
(i. W. Ogden, Josephine l.. Ogden. Ed—
ward rmum. Gri‘ulll Roberts. K. ul
Rounds, H .l.. Roma-n. l). \‘i'. G. Rog—l
era. Silefllll’lllh ll. lluxeoo. t‘urtis W.
Rtucoe‘ Alma l‘lfilellt’ Rum-or. lhumnn
Smith, Elizabeth M. Sony. G. F. Soc-
Ribbe. Florence ll. Scribner, Mary ll;
Scribner. Henry ll. Patrick. Wm. F.
Scribner. (flute. L. Scribner. l’llllllllt't‘y .
Scribnei_ MP9. J. M. Taylor, .um‘,
Smith, Orion Stnnnnrd. Geo. Stunnnrd, f
Gladys Stannard, Everett I2. Sinnnmd, l
M‘rs. Geo. Weston, n. R. r. \i'mong-'
feld, Albert Wolft. Mrs. ll. A. El
Young, Mre. Ralph Gregory. i
Edwin Muxoll. Frank E. Bennett, lis~ ,
tella Webb. Fred E. Bennett, Mary‘ R. '
Rounds. lierbert W. Barrett. leo. J.l
Thomson, Estate Julius W. Martin. E. l
C. Roscoe“ John Gorhnni. Frederick M. "
(Jenn, George F. Brown, City of Mali 1
cal Jurisprudence, Chas. Bui'nham. F
S. Benedict, E. G. H. Schneck. Com ll. .
Bordon. Harold S. Betta Wm. H. Hun-l
tor, [lotus P. Miller, Alice‘Smith, Hen-
ry W. Htrdon. Goo. E. Taylor. Wilton ‘
Liberty Loan committee. A. L. Winton.
Father A. Miller, Mary C. Ambler, Mrs. '
I. A. White, Daniel J. Miller. I). Hen-
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mm. 31'. Jill: 5
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I” lloclslro- ”Ill 8"?“ Hum
lo Gm Ctblfll 50.0500.
Ionian-ill find
but tut-eut-
rowhm I:
d
0cm
uni-Juno! .M
'l “on
Matt"
I: MAI/Mod _ ’65 I
tii'ul.
niuuod ft tr
now 75 cts.
Wore $1.50
$1.75 88 cts.
.225 $1.13
' \K‘L‘l't'. ‘llti\\'
Nutnowls, $42.75 -5138
tcompotes. $33“) 52-50
'. Bowls,‘ " " #2975 $1.38
' - $8“) $4.00
Toilet Table Sets
Nippon Ware and very attractive
'l‘lli‘ot‘. l'oui'. iivo or six ph't'os,
tray, powdm' hox. lntir I'm-oiyfi"
and soliwtlilit's :t hutpin holder,
('nndlostiuk. cita, ull wry hundy
and uiw to dress up the toilet lil-
blo.
l)(‘t‘tll'£llltlll.\' in upplo hhmswtnfi
violets. nnd t-olot'tvd hunds.
“it'll .Vtiw
$1.3o $1.00
$21 ltl $1.50
$13.30 $1.85
Husn-nn-nt.
Whipped Cream Bowls
l’huo. llowl and Ladle in dainty
(lt‘t'oi‘uilniis, colored hundx'. floral
splays. Wort- regularly 50, (3.3 and
75 "15‘.
45 cts. to close out.
linswun-nt.
Rugs tor the Motor
As every one knows the uses of
a good motor or steamer rug are
minty. 'l‘hero is hardly two ' n time
when it ought not to be along.
Reversible Plaids, warm greens
and rods with at line
fringed otlgos,
$11.00, $12.50 to $25.00
Gray, black, blue}, brown and
green vombinntious, hemmed
edges sm-urely held with several
rows of stitching,
$7.00. $7.95 and $8.50
Third Ulnar.
ry Miller, Nobel E. Ambler. Mn. 1!. A. Moment Mun, Ann: Call. Mr]
White. Daniel J. Miller. 1). Henry Ill- llmlurdt. Staci: Vans, 5‘. Comi.‘t‘utaln. .to- shelter. Holcolm I}. Tobu.
ler. Intel 1;. Seniors. c. e. um... stem lie-elk. rosy mm, Joe. um Hum rm, ‘l'Io-u n will».
ammo- n latte. an. r. a; mu. er. Cantu l’rcinoli. rm w. Shep-((25... m We I» ham. r. n.‘ ammo Ian-Mm WM “’0"
liu‘ry 1:. Jackson. am. nun- mt. mt. w r. em... r. 3mm Arcadia-on. W... m mu m».
an, 81 L. Webb, ninth. mummy. Shim». Pin-t Tum: damn tt‘tty oi Alon-flu Cm. I'n I". Icon. M-
N“... “‘iliinun. Flue“ film. In. Nan-uh). F a fluke. Frank luv..." ll. III-ti. M menu, huh
Mary (3. Abbott. Mm. Arm 6 Kramer. loom mm. IA'C'H filter. M J in... m In... flu: ll. fink
*9 that t: know. "m. A JmJ‘ar» \‘mtwa Pun-ole Vittorio. I‘mm- W
”to“ ran»: the trout. Arthur 0. m. W m Jon. M}-
nuu. t... mm, m mu tum Mr. M “L finish. 39‘
1M 14m." in I‘Elltaw.lu «- Man. In"; Kalli-n. it u. uw‘
- Mb.t7¢wfl~'hfifml
In. at. l flute! um I! W}. M W! MMIUNtXS
133”.“ attic-.3u0
If :1 gift is \i'lllllt'tl
Htlllll lw found.
of gold.
Amberina
An Artistic and Decorative Glass
in useful articles, cloning out at half price
This beautiful wait: is made l)_\' the Libbey Gloss /
(‘onuuttux out] the wonderful voloriug is flu-result of
mixing gold with the molten
glass. Hold articles
and sonu‘timm mine Fire droppod in and there is
mad ‘ n \‘ttsv, u howl, a wide-tnoutlu-d dish or a flask,
shading from :uuhor to u dorp rod. 'l'ht- t‘ttllt‘t‘llotl
looks like on exhibit oi" l“lot'rntinv or Etruscan
glass. There are unit-Ins for tho sidrhonrd. th‘o diu~
in: tohlo or lllt' dressing luhlo, all oxt-umllnuly llt'flll-
nothingr mot-o pleasing
Yates, to”. short. ‘slviulvr. big round ones. Everv
style and all wry prutty. You will immediately plan
1’ WWW puns, roses or whatever the vase Hei'lils de—
wt-ro $3.4m now $1.50
you» 82.50
woo $3.00
Bon Bon Dishes, +1.25 ‘03 ct:
$2.75 $1.38
Perfume Bottles, 9:11.25 $1.63
$3.75 $1.88
Hit N- m» or.
Hosiery for Women
Bill! Thread Stockings, t‘xlt'u l‘t‘-
iui‘ort-od. medium :ruy. vordoynn
uud smoke colors. 1 $2.50
Black Silks with white vlot'ks,
also white silk ulth lilut'k «looks,
extra g’OHd quality, $3.00
Thread Silk, whito with Wllllt‘ ot‘
lthu-k t-lm'ks. $2.00
Thread Silks, swim ill hut-k. gray,
t-ordovun and navy, $1.25
Black Silks, in out
tops,
lisle
$2.00
sizes.
Children’s Black Cotton Stock-
ings, ' ‘
Silos ii to 711.. 35 cts.
8 lo 913:. 39 cts.
Infants’ Silk and Wool Stock-
ings, all sizes, 75 01.3.
White Cashmere, 59 cts.
Silk Lisles, white, 35 cts.
White Cotton, 29 cts.
hi.“ it litter.
Liberty Stationery
This writing paper whirl] is a
good linen finish and agreeable to
the pen, has at the top of each
sheet a little group of Allied Flags
embossed in color. The British.
the 'l‘t'iColor and Old. Glory in the
middle. ‘
‘24 envelopes:
75 cts.
24 sheets
,\l_t : t. “golf,
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lAnu Nun. Erin: Storm. Charles
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1' “Md/1.5.7: .‘ .‘0 I]
A (ireat Storehouse of Toys
Ready for Christmas
All of them made in America
A Great Storehouse of Toys
Open for Christmas
The Toy Room is instulh-d until t‘hristnn» in tho old Tea Room. it
is a wonderful t'XlltlSltlllll of all sorts of mousing pluj. llilil;<, and it will
prove a laminating plat‘t‘ not only for the little i'ulk. 'uu‘ for gtowu up< .‘li
well. .
All Toys made in America
As if the world were at Great Batth-tivld now illitlxlllt‘ War Hutnv is the
only ono worth while there are the ,
Tanks. regular Battle Tank: of tho mttt-rpillnr kind with guns poking l
thou- uosos outwtho monsters that prowl in No lilnu’o Loud. You should l
Bt't' them! ‘
1 . Regiments of Soldiers with vuntp mptipnn'nts
Submarines and Armored Cruisers. .
Artillery of many kinds. '
; ’ ' There are Dolls and Dolls, lug uud liulo. all
~ kinds.
i There are Animals whit-h are most wonderful.
1 some of tht-tu'just udornhle. others, Just qurer. Sumo
l , Hiund rill. others wulk or run. and some hop.
j There are Mechanical Toys, railroads, ships, wag—
? ons, trucks and engines. '
‘ Educational Toys, . the
kind that tlt‘Vt‘lttll you”:
‘ minds and Iu-t-p little timwrs
‘ husy. l’leuty oi" \
i llwm. Ty ' "
‘ And the time 1.. &. king % K
I lti l‘ll\ le‘ l.tl\\ a”
, ll 0 l' o r o the
Flt'l‘k is tlt'plt‘l"
é _ ml.
‘ -- I. M J
'tTlias 1’. Warner. Aurou Muttittuatu.
sz. itK‘lll'l. Frank Ferris. Anuu 'l‘ur
‘inn, Mlltlt'l'll Grow-r}. Henry Watson.
James G. Monnghun. .~\. Williamson.
‘l.rGrttnd Miller. l. l. lirown. How. A.
‘Wllliutns.
l Mitt-lo l-l. Herring, Edith P. Miller,
t‘barlek llttrtly, Mamie lluniy. James
MCGQ‘fll‘)" M. Amnto. CIe-ophos hollow.
Nina A. Goidnelunidt. ldn M. Zelufl'.‘
'uiuind Zeh‘, l-llnil vBenig, Prank
Kmllrh, Jowph (lenient-o. John ()qri-
:ur. li‘t'iiht‘ltil‘tifl'th A. Slntchler, llenju~
min t‘nmne. Mary (T. Mtihout-y. Anna
Mont. lieltn Finnegan. Kate Monnlmn.
Mrs. Maiimret Kuywortll. Howard L.
Field, .loo i‘olusrhuy. Punk llehlol,
t‘has. t‘tziner, Wm. Smith. Fruit-is
Krui‘ut'ih. Agnes li‘innegau. lloso Mole.
Muy Moln, Clifton! Cotnstot‘k. Stew
;l’eusuk. Jon. 'l‘ucotch_ Michuol Wargt),
. Elizabeth M. Snyder, Calvin J. Snyder.
Bela Lem). Emma [Mime], George
Chonnery. Snlvntor Tesla, Janos No-
iyuk. John Kucsken, Joseph Szempid,
Matilda Gizey, Mury Fruiini, Loo \‘un
liuutoo. Leo llunnon, J. Hontleky.
. Samuel Libertino, Max Singerwuld,
Lulu .l. l‘teussvr, Dominic Seueso,
John Warm), 'l‘im Bunnon, lrone Marti-
‘nez. llelen Saunders. Marguerite
:Seuch. Augusta Martinez, Julia K0-
jyztes. Lena lluttnlo. Mary Wnsenehy.
ii’unt-zi Morrow. l-lvu p. Stone, .l. Mil-
lion Coburn. Richard Ryan. John J.
illtuilou. Henry Clay Bede", Frank Fin-
‘negnn, 13. Cloud), Hugh Sweeney, Bol-
gdo Pelliocioeti. Samuel L. Jones, Fran-
cis l. Burnett, Anton Carlson. Mary F.
Pennington. Fred Ashley. Julia (indoo-
buck, Hazel llnrt'is, George J. Ambler.
Ella. Parker. Mary A. Lynch. 1190 J.
Gout-h. May Kern. Mrs. Ed. Browne“,
Charles A. Sherwood. Virgil \\'. Chain-
pion. Wm. l’. Daubin, Julia Etchlinx.
Wm. Raymond. Mary Kerekna. A. An»
(latte. Jr.. Harriet n. Lndrlgan. Nathan
Dalton, 1|. llolohory. Jr., James R.
Connor. Fred Keno. Geo. J. [lieuten-
hoch. Wm. G. lhllory. In. lie-nu.
lPurlck Cox. Wm. Md‘mmbo, Jack
Joli". “Mild l‘. lend.
tau. Don Fried-In. l' lmttello.
Milo i'i‘. Alton! Chili-new, Pool
Home». t‘l-u filial. Fwd 0pm.
I?“ martian. J. l Puma-tn. N
am. Jone-x A. Coo-ho. In Joe
”Hun- t‘unhy. tum v '1th.
W LIA-um. em B Cabin.
W m Mel Milne. Fm
Mm. WI. I“ Went In. W
‘Stevens. Florence T. Wilkinson, t‘larn
4: “Mg'fl. ”unlike-aw
.Muum elite-it.
S:i“}(‘l, Mrs. Alice Nulkioy, l’eter WOULD REDUCE AGE ‘
Juloson. Mart-us H. Parson Geo. l". ‘
FOR AUTO LICENSES
Burdich. Mrs. ldn linyilund, Mrs, ..__-..._-_.
Goorgiu Hull, Lillian Kelsey. lleleu- HARTFORD, Oct. 21. tint-1 lltsptil'l.‘
Sherry, J. Howard Brown. Paul R.(‘on- or \‘erner l". (lidnmn. oi lht- Automo-
nory. i.‘lit‘isioplier Collin. bile Department, said today um the
_autornobile traflic in the state on Sun<
‘ - "d ‘ Mina—D. —<- tiny was heavy on the State road from
l‘CEdlng our Continental .Springfield to the State llllt‘ (lid on,
Army Under Washington the Post rout! through iv‘uirfiuid mum
._ ’ ty. Eight men were on duty during
Anion: the Gi-orgt- “'nshington my . 8‘9] (it-:10” ”‘3 129k"? 't‘or ‘leill‘ll‘jlk‘l-
ords at. tllt: t‘onxreasionul Library. in'. n y “‘9 one? 5 “9“ ”W‘” ‘l ‘
\\~':t.~hin;.;ton_ I) t‘.. is tho old uerouutly‘ej" were in 5'3"" Huron. “r1119:
hook at t‘ulvb Gibbs. who bought I119; 1: 1‘9“)‘:slerin_anh eastern “l'd’ “ ll"
supplies toi \\’nnhingion'.~4 still! all;5 “,9 3111.0 5° envy. ‘
. . . . - (oinmisetoner Robbins It. Moeeke!‘
ihiouuh lllt‘ mien )ldlfi of the llL\U~v“ . ' '
l‘.lll()"-ll'\ \\;tr. llb‘ [when are Yellowfbald “"3“" that he would recommend
.imt lllt ink is faded. but the old hero‘slifllmf :2ngalAlneentbly; that the Ins":
i'et'vnls arr still clear, and it is inter-l g l: d “9.115" 0 “ll 01‘9'.“ 0'
eating to <et what the fighte‘rs ot those‘lbe induced ”0m eighteen m ““9"“
dhw ,"v ' ' lye-are. to meet the conditions created
’l‘ht» book begun in April. 1776. when llw dllgdhrll'ttb Elgitsikrti’dnlbnwli: :‘x‘fila‘:
Waish'nnlon‘n headquarters ’ ‘ ’1) ’8 F
were in I eon ye-ne old univnrd for driving unto
\i ' ' i' ritv. on P .111 street 0 o—- : ' ‘ .. '
‘ e“ ‘0' ‘ ‘ "‘ ' pp mobile trucks. ‘
site Cedar. At this time the war hed‘ ____v
not ‘et allot-ted iriceu to any extent.
lie lit-st putclmsl‘s on April 10 Were. FORESTTlRE MENACE ENDED.
sewn pounds. of beef at Sixpence «,5 p . .
pound; one tongue at three shillings; ' Rescuers CMW‘Pe Hunt for Bodies In
tour pounds of butter at one shilling» . Minnesota. ..
sixpenue .1 pound: “sailed :ind sellery,"| Di, PVT”. ann 0“. 31.— lhe dang-
one shilling; nix birds at one shilling; .0" 0‘ iurther {01'9“ fires has pas-“tut.
and it shillings worth of potatocsflaccordmg ‘0 reports from all Dfll'l' vC
There was no sugar at all. A (shilling.the burned areas, Wlml‘f’ smouldw
in ”.059 days was 13 1.2 cents m writi‘ncts were causing fear of addit
modern money, so you can see that Ca- : disaster. Rescue Work hits dc w
leb Gibbs‘ expense account was notll“to a hunt {01' b00195-
very large. according. to our stadium An en’ort to establish nu exat' . - i l
_.
today. ‘ toll is declared to be useless. : u. 'y
There were some of the same muddle-1'30“ W018 burned to aahe ‘1“ l"
problems then an we haw now, T1-..us.:zece are being cared for by it . » * .-
mutation was the cause of shortahesyiel‘n Minnesota Relief Cmmm .~- .ti
just us it often is today, but than u .nmny othersunportmtz bodh- :-
was the oat-teams that broke. down nlellt the Northwest and atoll 1‘ ‘ ‘1'
they dragged along the coma-y mqq,-,,back to what is left of then i: 'r)
or were olocked by military unnupoit.'rebnild them.
On page after page we tlnd beet. cab-
bage. salt. e333. milk, butter. nsp'ler-. Try a Sentinel
gun, bacon. nuts, cider. Alumnus. lull.
enthuse and potatoes and community l
cucumber-r. im- the unly vegetable-m .
mentioned. l
in the tire! part of the retaliationl
the atom were tuned to ormhki
my lot ”reflux the army, but it“ : l
they tot-re Initial to mold the loud ti.
m...".‘:1.'1“.£’.'."”.. ".3: down. lulu In. tom-y
mud: swirl." at an rut-b one». a”. 1
.mm gmmwflflyufmliu. Mm!
Want .' . iv“
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