”wt ..' NOVEMBER HITS l The: Will Appeal to the Boys All To You “loo—kiln. i The Radiance of Your , lyee. ; Ital—twinning Is Ponchos ‘1 Down in Georgia. . . 3 Carolin, I’m Coming i ,f Back to You. -‘ - 18505—We Don‘t Want the i Bacon. Ono, Oui Mari. 18502—011 the Level, You're a Little Devil. That Soothing Sere. node. ' 18507—2? Everything. Fox trot. Hindustan. Foxtrot. DON NELLY’S 16 Se. Main St. scorn nonwm. I. Cit—y; iliews ,_1 .. 3;:4‘./“ r | ; - l FORSALE ORTO LET FARM \ . LARGE HOUSE AND OUT BUILDINGS. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY non FOR GENTLBIBN‘S FAMILY. ‘ ‘ NEAR RAILROAD STATION. RAYMOND BROTHERS ‘ Phone 113-3 137 Washington St. ’ 3‘ ‘ AS TO YOUR ‘ DINING ROOM limeu‘t you found from expu‘ 181106 that )our dininproom is. used more than an) other room in the hillial‘, yes. even more than your budixionls‘.’ You use it lillt‘f‘ or tour firms 3 day I'm meals; your gussts linger there at‘tei eating; the men like to smoke and play cards mm. Therefore your dining room turnitui‘e must be iaullicas. it will be it‘ you get it from us. ANGEWNE FURNITURE CO. l l i Growers of dshlins hereabouts ari- etlll cutting some beautiful blossoms. who hu been ill for the past welt, is nicely improving. ed to his duties after u week's ill- lees. “-er tine menus, food saving Silt!- geetlons. Bounty recipes in the liomc and mu: Pose of next Sunday‘s New York America. "Adln’lnl Dot." lemons midget ot the Bernumnalley circus. is dead an White Plains. N. Y., from pneumonia. "" 'Jeremieh W. Ahenrn. oi the Boston I» nip. 3 ~Velour and still hats. O’Brien. t Ire. D. H.Plntt has returned to ‘lhtunny. ‘- -—-Don‘t forget to hand in your tau. list bctom 9 p. 113. Saturday. ‘ Charles H. Dilworth. of Hartford. Conn, is enjoying 1 late vacation at his home in Mott'nvenue. -—Jnst where our American sol- "diers ans fighting in Franco—Special '11in given with nvxt Sunday's New flork American. A very good iciure of ill? well Imown artist. lenrv Raleigh and his children. npncarn in lllv Nuwmhm issue of the Red Book. _ Mrs. Jcan lminortier. who has rvni- ed her home in Washington strcet. lo Crescent terrece. ~(lormnny's punishment urtm- tin» warm—How the Allies arc proparing a just retribution—soc ns-xt Sunday's New York American. Howard Godfrey. 2 Chestnut sir-wt. is now improving slowly. ” lintherinc, are rct-ovcring from :m ii'. "lack of Spanish influenza m ihcir home in Spring Hill lll't‘nlli‘. . 1 NOTICE '- .‘ An important meeting is called ut "L. U. Hall, Sunday at 10:30 sharp. 1' J. J. GlilO'l‘TO. ‘ ‘ Prcsldv lit burg. duct. ’nd illuminating thé track brightly. ea. ounty. Semi for “Which and Why' .. Lord & Bnrnham Co. Ir- 72.: Sore November 9th. . Bring Them To ‘1'qu Truman Stevens, of Park sum-cl.‘ 480‘ Hint. OI 7 Reed 'sti‘cct rcturn " “are. is recovering from an attack of ”Mon Pu‘k. and is stopping with Mrs». 10 Dr. George. W. Pnut'ctt. has mm ml 3" Mrs. John Stirk, 0! Brulnvpori. who‘ is ill at the home of lwr sislvr, Mrs. V Mrs. Thomas O‘nricn nml tlnuglm-r. I the Bartenders‘ Local, No. 209, at t‘. . Word has Mon revolved from (‘orv : Mg 90ml Charles Gray, who has .t‘lllt‘l't‘ii ~’ ° an oflicers’ training. st-hol int (lotus ! 3:; . i . Miss Elinbcth Stcvcns. or \\'t~llP.~‘-l ‘ lay, Mann, uttendcd tho (iilil(‘(- giwn: . ‘_- in the Countrv (‘1th Thursday own} it The New York, New Haven & Hurt-ire, _' ford railroad is gradually equipping; its locomotives with electric head-i -_Ii<hln, as rt-quircd by the federal} ‘ government. Those headlights, which 0 0 Dre 0! large randlepower. are like powerful searchlights, throwing beams pl light far ahead of moving trains -—Did your boiler go back on you flitting "the cold snaps last. winter? :rhe Burnham Boiler won't go back onl 5_ Egon during the cold snnps, or any oth- "l! time. it's the boiler of Cosy Com- (Ion Heat. It‘s made in Westchester The privilege 0f converting ‘ your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire. your 3 1-2 per cent. and '4 per cent. First and Second Liber. . it! Bonds into 4 1-4 per cent. 2: .13de must be exercised be- -V South Mall .. M i Foresl Mills Underwear 1 I You are always comfortably clsdin “I"oreet Mills" Under. . wear. Each gnrment is finished with patented “Pintlock” wit-11:1" so that there is never more'thnn one thickness of mo- i te' ~ W ~ w - ‘ ' _'l'he materiel is pro-ehr'nnk ,eo tht the cement: retain i their shape and ere dependeblo in weer. Union Suite, Vents, ‘ 9 Drawers, lights for women cnd children. i ILANNELBTTI GOWNB ‘ With end without collars in pink and white and blue. end - white stripes ......... . ................... $1.69 to $2.00 l . Extrar liner ....................................... 32.25 E ' J. I. MALLETTE ”UTE [DIWALI u wmoron or. i Tel. 449. ET .—E__ .._.. . Bath Robes . A real necessity—made from heavy Beacon blankets, in floral and Indian designs, on ground of solid rose, Copen, navy. tam sky and gray. mum in i. ‘ i i3; ti“ ' WOMEN'S ROBES ................ $4.50 to $10.00 3 »; - .".. . “'9. ~ CHILDREN'S ROBES ...... . .............. $2.98 1 I "II/CM GRADE MERCHANDIIBRT MODERATE PRICE! 86 WASHINGTON 8T. OPTOMETRIS'I xkvp'rox LENSES—Folding, curtain. in Gold a Shell lint-On end Other Mountinze. _ 7 Thorough examination or tho eyee.‘ Dcniim' proud ' done promptly filled. Inert Repairing. I Are your valuables, papers and securities. properly pro- tected? Have you a. Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in our modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian oi Our Sayings Department pays 4 per cont. per year. Open a. checking account and pay your bills by cheek. The City National Bank‘ mamm ‘~. Send Word to , Berlin that Connecticut #ng behind ' President Wilson 1 THE‘Kaiscr and his advisers are watching America for signs of wwkening. Any break in the country’s solid support .of the President is welcomed with cheers in Potsdam. Next Tuesday the people of Connecticut are going to have - an opportunity to send a masagc to BcrIin—a mesSagc of cheer or a message of fear. Which shall it be? United States Attorney “Thomas J. Spellacy is the man appointed by President Wilson to guard the safety of Connecticut’s life and property during the dangerous days since the war started. He has made a clean record. Not a life or a dollar has been lost. No other state can match that record. There-are days of peril ahead. This is no time for party jealousies. It happens that the President of the United States is a democrat. So is Mr. Spellacy. So are the able, ' prominent citizens who comprise his ticket. But the loyal Americans of the country have no time to think of parties. They know that the President is waging war for the United States. They know that he is their Commandcr- ‘ in-Chief. They know that the war will be won under his Administration and by ‘ the men picked by him. Vote for Thomas J. Spellacy Democratic Nominees for Governor because he has been worthy of the Presi- dent’s trust and because he can do even more to‘ win the ‘ war as the State’s Chief Ex- ecutive. Vote for a Demo- ii cratic Congress to uphold the President in this time H of stress. F or Governor THOMAS J. SPELLACY For Lieutenant Governor CHARLES D. LOCKWOOD For Secretary HARRY L. BROOKS For Treasurer 1i. CHARLES S. AVERY For Controller CHARLES B. PINNEY Let. there be no break in the ranks to give comfort to the enemy. Let Connecticut’s message to’ Berlin . be a it sweeping cheer of loyalty. Politics can wait till peace comes. Today our only bus- iness is‘ to win the war. Tellthc Kaiser that you are an American standing be- hind the President. Vote for the President’s choice— Spellncy— and the Demo F or Attorney-General HARRISON HEWITT For Representatives in Congress First District . . AUGUSTINE LONERGAN Second District . . . FRANK P. FENTON Third District . . . ARTHUR B. O'KEEFE Fourth District . . . . LESTER O. PECK Fifth Diltrict . . . . EDWARD L. SEERY For Shuffle Hartford County . . . GEORGE H. GABB New Haven County . THOMAS L. REILLY Nev um County. IIROL‘C. LILLIBIIDGI mummy . . WILLIAI VOUIII With-Cm ....m0.l0I “County . . . cunt-none use-County. menu I. om "In” M. . . I"? I. AVII' SATURDAY. NOV. 3, 1.1. .-. ‘ l MW” 32:92.". WW‘W r»
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