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none 1375"}
Miss Margaret t‘oilins of Spring Hill
avenue is improving utter a smote at
; tt-k ut' Spanith influenza.
'dr. and hits. it}. M. ltedd and tiattuli»
8- r spent Sunday with Mr anti Mrs.
(UL-«(1, of Franklin ll\’i‘lll.r. ‘
I'l‘ite. Endeavor Circle, ol‘ Kitty's
irtlli’flllf‘l‘S wiu meet with Mrs. Reed
p Flynn. on \‘i’etinesday afternoon,
at 2 o'clock. -
i‘lle \'\'omon‘s Itelivl‘ t‘orps. \‘u ‘;u.
u" Buckingham l’ost, will tum-l wi'h
\‘rs. Johanna t‘ot-tius. No : l‘:\"~‘i't~'lt*_\
st ‘eet. tomorrow, all day. t
The reattlar busincw uumtiuz: ol‘
t'uurt Laurel will he lit'lll on Wednes-
«luv eveuisg in Red Men’s llilll, Wash-I
ittnton street. There uill be initia
tmll.‘ and every member is requested
to be present at 8 o‘clock sharp ;
The local superintendents of some
of the big life insurance companies
ntve been notified by the New York
ui‘it-e that slunatures oi” phvsicians
will not he required for the pavmeul
oi claims in the industrial department.
:1» physicians have been too busy to
sun the necessary blunks. -
Word has been receive in this rim”
that Thomas E. Spurn. m” 4:: (‘lltmtlllll
smut. who lelt this city on July 23‘
wilt 170 men for (‘atnp Devells has
lec- a mo ulvd set'noantrmalor (ii the]
H“ lieadquarters' Company. 73rd in-I
fantry, at that camp. Sergeantvnmjorg
Soino is in Norwnik today intrltnz.
been granted a week's furimlflh. l
A cotumunictition has been received.
from Private William Swenson, of thei
American expeditionary forces "snllltl‘;
where. in France." soyinn that he and
the. rest of the boys are in the best at.
health and are itching to get a
"whack" at the "Hun" and their.
“kttitur.” l
Three. members of the polit-e' du-
portment are on the sick list at the.
present time anti consequently llw do
purtment is considerably weakened.
Patrolman Jerry Dot-hey has been ill
.iur some time, while ’atrolman Ed-
twnrd Chine and Jolm Flynn were tak‘
on. sick yesterday. are now confined
to their homes.
Sergeant Kenneth ll. Taylor, son
0! Judge and Mrs. Joseph ll. Taylor.
w" this city, who since his enlistment
in February last has been stationed at
Fort, Wood, New York' received or-
ders yesterday to report at Fort Eus-
tis. Virginia. anti left for the south
this morning. Sergeant Taylor ex»
poets to leave. soon for duty across
the seas.
The 369th regular sessios of Nor-
wilk .ludgo. No. 709, Benevolent and
Frotective Order of Elks, will be. held
in the Elks' llotue. tomorrow cVening.
Au esteemed leading knight will be
chosen to fill thp \‘acancv (‘allflt‘d‘ily
the resignation of Horace J. Lewis.
and arrangements will be made for a
special session of memorial and ms
timony to the. loyalty anti courage of
the late Aime Tarlov, who 'was killed
in action on Septémber 15m. A, spe-
cial session for initiation will be held
or». Sunday afternoons at 4 o'clock.
'l‘he ble of a big air ship mounted
or an auto truck attracted much L\-
tention on Wall street shortly before
5 o'clock last night. Both of its wings
were mission, whether front an accin
mm or because they had been remov-
w: for shipment. It was sai‘d1hat the
name had been used in the Fourth l.i~
lu-rty Loan campaign in Military. The
.I‘ ll attractive feature of the thins
um: the name. which was simply a
wmhinanon ot’ two vei‘y common cos-
t'umrna but it was the combination
tlat made the convivial smile, for it
wt to. that lucinus compound. Tom dud
o" 7'”.
l
Benin
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lioaisiy' inlwri'vre \‘lllli llll‘ orderly ‘ lull in “l‘lt'lllii. in spite of t‘lil‘lll}
‘rrtirt-uu‘nt oi the t‘iit‘iliI\'
it‘l'it'ltlls
‘lillt‘lll are \I\\lt‘llillllt'illlI\ clearing
tluruuut- (‘anal
When Are You.
Salim?
How.“
wfik‘W’ it? ”a!“ We! ”ill *
”"1”“ "l A ”'0' Low mi. , turns. 3
3‘ Tut; EN‘EX‘ "a n“ the group M anon,» e'wisfleteuul
'ETRE.‘T km,“ aw “i in Lin: "1 Htl;fiitti l‘a- atazlilz
THERK FRJ‘N‘II: l‘fi“ zdlitirj“i.91("‘~\i|f9‘iii-liq»: ’i.- “hull
BP‘A‘I‘II!.‘1 limit I; llntir lilo-r»; t let .3! in
»»——~v-~-~ ‘l'tlt' illt‘ Belgian Krill). 7h iii .
Iiltoth \urr “‘“rt‘fl‘li in dili-llilllli all
filltt’lllo‘llasl defense guns. of him-it
lln ill'l‘.t‘iail ltl “dill“ ill" ““r'tl nnmiu-r \h’i‘t‘ intact. The hit: 33* ;
a; .ll ~ or llttill'lll'J i’t't-sit tilVln‘luus‘wulimetrr gun at Ilcagculnmtii.I
till“ tu~ our ill trout of the Amer which “its lire-ll up in the last tuin’
lint!“ litil'lli‘tll'\l til \tl'tlllll ill ““Illll‘ “H [hp (‘llIV ill. “llllkll'lo'. “that
altvml'l lH lwltl lll'f llm‘ fil'lilll'. aim captured undamaged. '
the tit-it hi the iivrtuau legions art- "Ft‘vllt‘ll tlt'llll‘lllllt‘llix Wlllt‘ll
.Iir}; ltm'li 1thde lllt‘ l'g'q’yi'I-ilhxi'tl llit‘ liI\.\ have l‘vpnlsml a
clan border. violent t-ttviuIv counter attack and
'l'lwrt- at“ svvei'ul situations .xnrvvvdtvtl in improving their
along; the front. however. whit-ll lIJ‘illIgt‘llt‘atlx east of lllt‘ rive-r.
«wall it puriblr. and rum pro-t “The Second lil‘lllsli Army ix nit
llitl‘l". that Mal'Sital Pot-ll will wr- llit' ltank of the list-ant from Hail»
[Continual ittom Page One;
l."r"“\.l'i‘\l>lilllt'i'. it has advanced more;
it M‘t‘llZS certain that lllt‘ llnndinultlmn lfulti illt‘li'c\ hotwveu the Es—
lllit' lam llt‘l‘il ottll‘lankt-d in lit‘lrjvaui and the MN.” l
mum. “llt'l‘l‘ lllt‘ St-lteldt river has: l.tl,\'l)tl.\‘. (M13317, 'i‘lic liritisliI
lll“‘li t-l‘oxsctl. and l‘ilNl of Le i'it jltuw lllll'tlilt‘t‘tl their line to lllt“
lt‘llll. \illt'i't‘ llil’ liritisli and Ant left bank ot'llu‘ licaiilou River. and
appear to llil\'t‘ i'ouu‘ltt have captured the \\‘t*.\lt‘l'li part of
their .\\‘;tI\' llil‘tillL’ll all tilt~ll‘llt'~'lltv village of 'l‘liiani. five miles
lioux. [southwest of Yalcnt-ienut-s, it is
This llllt‘. therefore. may lie l'i‘ll‘ announced «dill-lull}:
dcrt-d untenable for the tiermansd The liritisli alter sluirp lighting
vim may he forced to fall back in . llith' advanced in willtin lt'\\ titan
iltn litu- oi the Meow laci'ol'e at ‘u lllllt‘ ol' 'l'ottrnai.
it tripling" to stand at buy. ] The statement follows: . .
lit the meantime. attack lit the“ “As a result of ltil‘lil l‘iultlmu
Milt-x in livlgitttu, east oi the tlnrtnu‘llieitigltl.wetnivaut‘tul our
St’lll‘ liiyt'r and in llll‘ tllxt- region. lint- lo llit‘ lt‘l'l lutnk oi llll' “i‘l't'l‘
tilt-cairn in tlisnl'mtnllt- the HM" l‘it':|illlili.otlilllitil'HllltlllJllt'“1'51-
titan retreat. ln Belgium. the t‘l‘il portion of which is in our pus»
l“l't‘lll'll and British are boring session.
linto lllt‘ enemy's positions ”Further lm-u
uuii'ti) that llli'IV may votuplclcly made lI_\‘ our troops lit-tween \'al
outtiauk lllt‘ ticl‘ttutn forces slill‘ t-uvienues and 'l‘ournai. The one
holding: the line Stilllll\\t'\l, lit-l in} K resistance on this; front ix in:
IL'llitl ll‘tttt|)\ llthillit'lllg.’ toward creasing.
“lit the 'l‘illll'ilill set-tor as a re-
llw country from the llult-lt it’d“- sull of sharp lighting: duriuu illi-
to Gui-loo, on the Lynx-Zoe» night. he drove the enemy out of
Tllt‘ I’I't'ut'll ill't' the Village of (WWI and lllt‘ woods
\\ illllli sewn miles of lillt‘lil. while in llu- neighborhood of l“i‘tiI\t'li|lt‘.
NU
progress 'litts
llt‘l‘
lllt‘ liritidt have l‘t‘ill‘llt‘ll ilte (llll‘il‘mili\ now ill't‘ within lt'\nI
Suluddt. near 'l'onrnai. than a mile. from the town " ‘3
lil'lli\ll troops are within two lil‘fllNH, Switzerland. (let. 3‘.’
miles of l'itddttfllt'lllit's and the tllaras‘. t-Vl‘lit’ Herman anlltori.‘
tierntatts art- expected to abandon tit-s llii\t‘ under consideration vii;
that city very quickly. lt'arlller ovens measures l‘nl‘tlu‘ \llppl't‘snltill
Milllll, lllt‘ railroad l‘unniuIt.r from oi" l’olixll propuwtuda in the Polish
,\'alei.t-ienue~ into _iliu Al'tli‘lllitw provinces of l’l'lls‘\lil. Nome light
rt'u'tott. is in peril. and only in is thrown on HIV slate of tillllll's
t‘l'wtwtl resistance will prevent there by a violent scene in NW Mllll-
creased resistance will prevent the kiwi i'ount-il ol‘ l'oseu. The tie»
liriiislt and Aillt‘l’lt'illH from t‘lll» Inand was made l)_\' t'onm-illnr
lint: it. In the St-t're-(lixt- set-tor. lit-wandowsk)‘ that a l'Hlt'llppoilll»
the Front-ll ltuve llIiltlt' material ed to a municipal office. The mun
progress in various points. Il‘llltll‘ made it spent-ll in which llt':
In lllt‘ ('ltiililllitllliv region. (ien- t‘xpl‘t'mt‘tl a t'lllllllll‘ll‘ sympathy for
oral Ht'l‘lllt‘ltll and tieueral linuw his “counlrytuen”ui"'\\’ursa\v."
l'uutl were lllillltlt‘ to advance Ives "Long: live Poland!” the mum
tci‘tltiy. nor were the Americans. t‘llltli‘ excluinutd. “Poland is not
in ”W Argonne able to shake the yet lost.” 'l‘luv speaker mu rep I
deft-now oi the (let-titans. altlutglt rintandt-d in the \lllll‘pt‘sl laud
Rappe Woods and Hill ‘Jllil were uttag‘c liI\ tlu-_ president of the
taken from the enemy lt_\’ a sharp t‘tunu'il.
tilltlt'k. l LgNllION. Monday, OH. 21. Speak-
9.1 I . . ‘ ,I I . . ng n ilt‘ House ol‘ t'ouuuons £014an
“it’litlllllll: '1 ll'i‘i'i-‘ti'hullm‘l'i'tli‘n‘ h‘ d’l‘xlii: {antes Thomas MitcNamara. Financial
. . ' Ntcretary ol the Admiralty. said their
town is on the Milllllt'l'll hunk til was good reason to believe that all
”1,. river and u“. arrival "1‘ Al. let‘umn tiestroyt-Irs'nntl torpedo boats
lied ll‘nopu illt'l‘e t'xitllillsllt's ('llli~ 'Whll'll ““11 lllf‘il‘ bases at ()stend and
tart with linulatiitr l'ront iltl‘ foi‘lll-trmm“ imH‘ t’Kt‘Hl't‘tl lo minim“
south. It threatens Austria from; “Seeing mm past“... mum in. “Win
lllt‘ southeast. ii' suliicienlly ltt-tt\'I\"at night and that hutch territorial
illi‘ullll')’ i'orct-s “m. “M“ 1‘, ”mph water could he used. there was no
lllill l‘ctriou .” ”mm. Icertnintv that the measures taken to
P . . . ,
. lllll‘l‘i‘t‘fl them wotl ) - ~ "
Newspaper t'tilllllll‘lll on the hp saidI Id “1 eflicat'ions.
Ut'l‘mu" "Pill." in l’t't'iidvnt Wit ansrntumt. Monday. on 2p»
Isoil->4 lllll“l note seems to reflect German forces at ill‘us' is are wurkI
seminwm opposed in serious “mp int: incessantly to rem e war nutter IthFE Now i" LONDON
sidet‘ation ol' the claims nuttlt- lit‘ lal front that city. according m ”u"
ll . . _ "I . i . ”my. Roosenaal correspondent of the lint-
.H 1““ _»-“\ill|lll"l_ 1” ‘l l”- delblad. He says many rezltuents oi
(olumeitl lll English Journals up~ German troops are leavint: the cur.
pear to show that the some view and that thcrt is much etcltetuent
is l‘llll‘l‘lllll'lt‘tl in lfimdou. Imuong the pPOplOOlllPl‘e. 0n the nth-
ii , )I, I . . ., . er hand. Antwerp is very calm and
II.IT\l)(_\, ‘\.l“”dd-" ()ti.I —I- has not been ail'ecietl by‘ recent
lirtiislt casualties reported tor the ‘
events. ‘
. ‘ . — u .
week entlnn: lotlaIv numbered .lt.- The same newspapers correspond
130. t-tnllpin'cti in 35.7“) for the ent in “08‘1“0'1‘1 ML"H hundres 0’ TM"
previous ucek. 'l'licy are divided ‘fgfw rm"! “mlhom Fran” ““1 “r'i
as follows- tisimz thcte. hating been on the road
“ ,, ' ‘ _ _ . for three weeks. Thev were given
lulled or du-tl oi \vonntiS: ()fil- onlytwo hours' notice to collect their}
cers, 517: men. 4.!l7l. Ilwougings by German oificers at Don-i
“ammlpd or missing: (”110me hi. (ambral and other cities in the
. . _ . I . ( , war zone.
1’46}: nu 1" 30.138. l PARIS. Monday. Oct. 2i. utmost:—
BlaRNE. Monday. (let. 2] tilt!» German and. Austro-Hunzarian con-I
vas).»~l’riuce Maximilian. the sols received ashnrn rebuff from In;
German imperial l‘ltancrilor will TN‘1‘Ch9’V‘“ ”‘9 MShPV‘k “mmr'”;
“lll‘ill' at .1 ,p. . .. , t' I ,t' l I Minister. reccniv. according to atlrw—I
' . ‘ ‘ l w” ""0 ”"r “ l ” es from Archangel. The consuls pro;
“”4”?“ "”. luesday, “('W‘Vll‘u! tested against the inhumane treat-
to Berlin atlvutcs. Debate on‘gtzn- ment of political adversaries by the.
era] policies will folio“; it lscx— Bolshevlki and received a repiv fromI
)ecled that i .' -. . . the Foreign Minister which said: .
llm-e (1mm t “I” ld“ tor h“) orI “Germany. which vtolaied the, new
. ' 3‘. =tralitv of‘Bolaium and holds popula-f
UAW“- "Monday, Ot'l. ‘21:“- tions of invaded countries under a
Allied ioret-s which have swept Ibrutal yoke; is not qualified to inter-
ihc ilerm'tns out of Bel inn Flt n; "9"" 1“ ”“5 “Winn" '
tiers titull‘lll‘l'il the hitr 15-inch t-‘in ROME' 0“ 21‘3”“ "m der‘
' . . t; " 2 ‘ ' Larken. Chief of the German Politi-
non with which the (germaus have cal Department at Brussels. has mil
‘bcen bombarding Dunkirk during formed Cardinal Mercer, Primate off
the past your. The gun was untlnm. Beltiunl. that. when the Germans evat‘?
aged. ncordiug to an official state. “a“ mm “mm”- the “pm-'9‘] my
sinus and political prisoners will be
spontaneously! released. according ‘to,
. "IO Ossvrtntore Ramona. “it semr‘
«Idol Vulcan omit. He “told the
cardinal. it in mid, that I out of the
Belgian who won domed would be
rm to mum to their can": on
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' I NORWALK GARDEN ASSOCIATION.
l ,
fa: ”mull attit- Wm a! million a m
on. recon-ta to the W to an the lesser W Lark of for ’
Mien in mi ‘3‘!!! 5 [aids-a I: Imam its all t‘fid .w H?
at let-ms ht}. mite roman that not garden need. in an sb- .
solute neteuuy .
if you can ohm; none more make a compost heap in .
somewroeruftheg‘udcn actitdaflngthowintuwihh ‘
old burlap; want. or . If there is no man lobe had
spade in the leave: now and you will be amply repaid next '2
spring, not only in the quality of richness but in the tex‘ .
ture oi tl‘e soil. . , i
In any et cut do not waste the leaves by burning them. as ;
you are not only injuring yourself. but depriving some one else t
of a possible chance of benefiting his garden by their use. 3
This apreal is more espeginlly addressed to our club boys i
who have helped each other so well this past summer, and we ;
are sure they will be willing to turn in and help each other to
comply with the Department‘s request.
MW. w.-- > WW
MAKING FELT GAS MASKS
Later the papal utmrio at Hill'li‘h GOVERNMENT EXPERIMENT
wa< informed that Lillt‘ Mill Ulllél‘ GREENWH‘H. Oct. 22.71vlt‘or neterai
“tamo- uithin tlu- zotu ot operations Weeks I’Ml Ollit‘illlh from the thel‘n‘
had been spared 4o In its tun-slid" them have been at the plant of the Alu'l
by llH' German armies erlcun Felt Pompom. in (:lenvillel
PARIS lint Further progress here. trheie workmen are engaged in
was made last night it) the F‘I'Hlt'h on making felt gas masks. “it is purelyi
the Serre front, the War (NEW on an experiment." says one or the oili-
nount‘es. "ht French reached tl't' t-iais at the plant, A number of mid
railway northeast of Ali-sis stir-Serl't' masks hare been shipped to bani-”is-
and also the Si. Jat‘lllwr‘ Fat!“ "“1"” land. when they ate being tested out.
west oi t‘itaiandry Outside (it a small plant just outsidel
. » ' ' ‘ ' "' of Norwalk, it is the only company in‘
STUMBLED WHILE HUNTiNG: the country. so far as can be learned.I
SHOOTS COMPANlON which is doing this particular kind oi"
'i‘tlltlthti‘l‘th, (lt'l. ‘32.~ William work. it is rumored that the Govern-
”. Graham, It, your old son oi Mr. and men! may take over tho local plain in
Mrs. William Graham of No. X? ilitlt- tho l‘uluu- should the (‘hjlt‘l'llllt'lll
land avenue. was accidentally shut Ill‘m‘vsut‘li‘tissfui.
while huntiin: yesterday allot-110ml. . .. , ,.
Young Graham wa~ at’companietl lI\I GREEK CONSUL DEAD. I W
John \Vlieelt-r of Bridgeport illld “vfll‘ BROOKLINE. Mass. 0(‘l. 22. rile-
H‘l‘ lioiiniuu The boys were Itettt‘ luosthpnpfi T. ’rilnay‘inis! general '0".
the Patterson lttrlu “1W" ”W." “mill"l out of (iroece, for Boston and Now
a bird in the fields nearby and started England, for more than fifteen ".an
ztitcr it (il'illlillll I\\"d.\ in front and died ltert‘, 31,519,113), He. came “3 Am
“'l"““*‘l‘ ""‘l “‘ffln'f‘” “l“““Il"‘h”‘,d- erica more than it. years ago, and had
Wimp, “ward his rule and as he lliti been decotaled by the Greek Govern-
su he stumbled. taut-lino the ulst'lutt'ut- mom Willi UH‘ t‘mss ol' the. Suvious
of the weapon. the bullet hittinr (it‘ll‘ ' l
hunt lie was taken to the t'harlotm
littngvrl‘orti Hospital The bullet
could not no found.
every wav pttrbiblv.
a) A:
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BEGlIN E011“ WATER l
DRINKING llll" YOU ’
RETAILERS musi- SIGN PLEDGE [
CARDS l
\\'.\Sllll\'(l'l‘(lN. lit-l. 22." Shoe mull
ulnrluwrs and mail order muses sells
in: directly to the consumer ate re
quired under it ruling today by the
War industries Hoard to Alan retail
ers' pledue cards :illtl uhidc by the re-
cently established mice and qualitr
standardization pionratil. Al the
sumo little the timid ordered colors oi
children's shots. tenth-ted to black.
dark brown and white. and the Him I! you wake up with a had last“.
inatlon “f l“"'l”"a'l“”‘ ”"9"!" on "‘9 bad breath and tongue is coated; it
tip. . .. .
Another order forbids importation your head is dull or “0th n “hm
oi men's and boys' felt hats. which you ”ll 50‘1"“ and forms 5“ and acid
In not conform to the style. shape and in stomach. or you are bllious, consii.
color restrictions imposed upon do» plied. nerf‘mg. sallow and can't get
""‘mv manufacturers. 'feeling just right, begin inside bath
BISHOP'Iaéaé—ijnusw H ling. Drink before breakfast. a glass
AGAINST MILITARY excess’or real hot water with a leaspooni‘ul
BOSTON. Oct. 23.~The lllaht Rev. of limestone phosphate in it. This will
li'ltitm‘ftflillg”mil, toialzlimi‘l‘ in” "““l' ”‘9 Wm“ ““d mm” mm
a .' it “‘ .' in a it , . '
meeting of the Boston Federation oi stomach, “W" kidneys and honels
t‘hurches. sounded a \riii'nintr against ”id ”PM“. sweet?” ““d PM“? ”‘9
nmrdevelopment of the military sis entire alimentary tract. Do your in-
tent. but said. nevertheless. it was the side bathing immediately upon rising
:lgtltguga “21:"me m hm” "PM" in the morning to wash out of the sys-
“There is adascination for all the tem all “‘9 WWlous day‘s poisonous.
world in the raiment of a soldier." he waste, goat-tr and sour ‘blle before lint
declared. "and the self sacrificing ting more food into the stomach.
$22353: [fitti‘feahr’itwnirfg filming: To feel like young people feel; like
more keen. But it mothers of men ’0“ Mt More your blood, nerves and
are led on this idea. future gonm‘a-Imuuoleo became loaded with body im-
tions may come to feel that there is purities. get from your pharmacist a
n" occupation “9 impirlnx and "“"l‘" quarter pound of limestone phosphate
\\ e must-Iwudiflhiilfl‘ 1 “mg, is Inexpensil’e and almost lost
gloss, except for a nourish twinge which
T00 FOND 0F ANOTHER; is not. unpleasant.
Declaring that his wife. since mid-j Just as soap and hot water not on
ing in London. England. has been ”mime skin, cleansing. sWeetening and
hour run. near
hyfi'tflm at hot mm with :1
phosphate before breakfast II
Wuhan out poisons.
i
m
fond of Joint Saxby. of that city. Etl-‘ . l'tne-
ward R. CastlebergI of Norwalk. ,mBItreshenlng. so hm; “are; “3:1“;ph
brought suit in the Superior téourt.ask~t stone phosphate Mt on e ‘ '
in: tor a divorce front Elizabeth (‘33- liver. kidneys and bowels Men and
tleberg. Insertion in October. 1914. iSlwomen who are usually constipated.
also alleged. There is one '“l“0":hillous, headaclly or have any stomach
“““d’ "f “mm ”1" ”we" “9"“ minimum should begin this inside bath-
oustody. Papers were served on Mrs!
(‘nsilebet‘g. in London. Her maiden ing before breakfast. They are as
name was Elizabeth Dace; the subject Shaun—Ad"
Who ASlifll .le T9 Give .
Make Sure of the Fact
That when you buy 'LIBERTY BONDS you are not giving your .
Uncle Sam (or anyone else) anything. Nobody is benefited by
the transaction but YOU.
You Are Not Giving. You Are Getting
This terrific war is being fought forIYOU, Pershing's boys
are sacrificing themselves that YOU my have a safe place to
live in~.—--that YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN may continue to
enjoy Life, Liberty and Happiness.
‘ Therefore, it in your privilege to
'Btiy Bonds Buy fluksof‘l‘lmn ‘
And Don’t Wait
out»: or moron. I!!!"
HOWLAND'S
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Entrances Main SL, l‘itlrfield Ave, Cannon SL‘.
W
Santa Claus is a very real
person to those dearest of all -
folks: the little children.
What al sad thing ’twoultl
be, if we could bring than
no cheer and joy and fl“
elalight at Chrts' tmas time‘.
But we can. And we , ill. And those of us who
ire wise, will begin Christmas planning right; away.
it is going to be ever so much easier, if Christmas
:Itoosing is spread over eight weeks instead of four!
Beautiful dresses
of velvet for
young folks.
Dt‘lilll of color, softness of surface. l‘ll'lillt-s‘t‘ oi
affect. newness of style!
llow splendidly all lll't' t'ttitllillil'tl iu thew new
t't‘OSses for young folks and for \\‘Hillt‘lJ ol‘ Ivnullii‘ul
figure! ‘
-. The daring contrast of brilliant red trimming
«5" deep navy dress is. of splendid effect! There is
[rep blue and black with decoration of flashing jot.
i‘ltc‘rc are panel fronts tt-ruiiiiatiuu in sparkling
lt'iuc'e. Beautiful tints of burgundy and taupc anti
3 ‘ .wn.
int in each and dig‘liil'It int: mull. a richness which
is impressive anti (listitu-titc.
With that richness. much service. With it. too,
nullt‘itltutlilIv--l'or no two of those lutndsunu- dresses
are alike. $25 to $37.50.
Second "tlhl'.
Jewelry that _
looks like platinum.
No patriotic woman net-d avoid "l‘HlS jewelry. —
'lTlioug‘lt it looks like platinum. 'tis sterling siivet
~r aluminum.
Yet beneath the (‘Yt'lllllg‘ llIu‘lil it can st-arcelv be
told from platinum. .
Bat-pins of silver. 3 lift'llt‘S long. opeuwork pat-
.tt'ru set with 15 sparkling and brilliant \vliitc sioncs~
"Cally worth 34.50—- $2.95.
.3i'tlllt'ilt‘h‘ and barpius of sterling silver, new de-
iuus‘ and a number of attract irt- shapes. all set with
‘n-illiaui rltineslouesm $4 to $16.50;
Finger rings of sictlinusilvcr in plaiinum iinisl;
or polished. Set with while stones. some in patterns
that clustc‘ around a colored stone—— $3 to $12.
‘ lfl‘l‘l fi‘tilll.
r
alsic.
Invigorating tea
& coffee economies.
S.2 Choriuuity to secure supply of the finer Howco
lt-ztz: and coliccs at a saving.
7}" ’Aud tie coffee Situation is such. in the wholesale
market, that the frovcrument is taking it under con-
h't‘ll
Who k :c prices will up?
Yet these are Iluwland prices for a short tiincz—e,
Howco fa:
. . ica.vall flavors. regular 800. iii.
1 “3—720
5 Ibs~$959 toms—$6.50 :51
Howco (Bream coffee; afine blend, regular 45c Iii
1 lb—4ZC 5 lbs—$2 10 lbs-$3.80 ' 1
Front basement.
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