7 the large number of
ploy of the government the first
int Winnipauk all day yesterday. and it;
-
lent for you to select from.
0 fl chased by Charles Sterling. Mr. Sier-
, . mterday
l the slate ballots
. press as heretofore. owing to the un- over the cnsllc of Buon (‘onsi
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OFF THE GERMAN RE
TREAT
'Ihanlisgiillnfl 9 THROUGH LORRAINE
RECORD DRIVE
and Xmas :
(Continued From First I’ngr)
n
little. The troops oi. the “Hill Moll
\m ALL ON DISPLAY.
A large and beautiful assort-
lrridcntia
lialy ant
to cute
the limits of ltulia
{which was clainicd by
which lcd that country
’liii‘ war.
What dppcal‘s to [w a scriou
.ituatiou may be dcyclopiiig ll
We‘ll-m Russia. liuthcnian l'k
rainian troops havc clashcd will
lhc Poles and have
berg. the capital of (ialicia. an:
DON NELLY’S
16 Se. Main St.
scum nonwm.
gm...
which was the scene of rcpcutci
iirst thrcc vcars of the war.
ii ('Lech and Allsli‘ti-iii'l‘lttlil
vitroops arc marching: against cacl
‘H-othcr in Bohemia and a battle i
- nnnnucnt.
ii ROME, Nov. .3. ~ltalian nava
‘llalmatian islands of Lissa atn
Upton is spending a ‘Pn m" mml.ai!ostn..wlicrc'thc Italian ling ha
londtht his home on Putnam avenued 0W” 0"““0‘ 3' dispatch 1W“
Illa Louise Smith. of Ann streeifi'l‘ricsl today states. Italian bat
Private F‘rank E. Farrell, ot' Cain..-
in recovering from an attack of the ties-lips and destroyers- also have
wil-
Mail your Thanksgiving and Xmas
cards to the boys now. lkinnelly has” , .. .. .: .4 I > . . d
a terse and beautiful assortment. jfi:;:.:”m;:;’:“i I” ‘ b.“ 1““ \|\l:":"‘il"\
F I o ‘ ' I i S t' ‘ i i i t'
digec'dlebfltzddclflflAelggihm:nnni::r:::y governor of the l‘ity ol‘ Filuinc,
u new, of Trinity Episcopal church. The battleships Filiherto and Hi
Mr. and Hrs. Wm. Courtwright of 13 “on took the troops to l‘itnnc.
Clay street are the proud parents of a
baby girl. born Friday evening last.
llother and child are doing well.
Private hail, of (‘amp Devens. is
tutoring a short furlough at his home
on Main street, preparatory to a tram
tor to an unknown camp.
The Mizplh Circle of King's
Daughters will hold their regular
meeting and social with Mrs. J. Ken~
My. Hartford Place, this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Blake and
household moved on Thursday from
the Church cottage on Seymour
street. which place was refintly put»
Tlandcd trops at It‘iumc.
; Admiral Milo has been namw
IN FRANi‘E, Saturday. Nov.
‘(Hy The Associated l’l‘cs’s).—‘.\I
cncountcrcd sccvn tlcrinan mach
lines in the region northwest o
Verdun. '
There were two hriei' battles, it
which Lieutenants Howard Smith
rot‘ lltirlson Falls. N. Y. and Rich
'l‘cx.. cacli brought down an cite
machines cscapcd.
Ila; will now make a few improve- HUME. Nov. 5,~~'l‘rcnt, tin
James F. Kenny, of 6 Pine street.
reported to the police do
partment that his home 'li’ad been en-
ured. but that the intruder had eviv
dcnilv been frightened awav w1thout
being able to take anything with him. ot’iictal notc Issued today.
.1110,- sflb, potatoes. Phone 2000 or details of the swift advance
290. , First Army on that city.
The town clerks throughout Con- ”It!“
neclicut have been notified by the the
state secretarv to call at his office for. so
to be used in the
election of NoV. 5. instead of having
these. packages of ballots sent bv cx-
commander of the
Itculzcn Division.
ed.
The llalinu liar,r was
certainty of express deliveries. amid enthusiastic outbursts by
There has now been mlllt‘d to ill" lllllllllililllll.
colleclon of smut pictures in the of- \' 'p .. s s ' ‘ i ‘
tire of “mm” 1m 0. (”mom a pin \ i . ii i Ill. .\.\ll.llll .\.\ .ili.\l\
'ture of First Class Scout William .lu- “N THE SEDAN FRONT. N‘W-
venal, formerly of (‘hcstnut ilill. (‘ran- ~L l :13 it III. (Associated Pressin—
bury, who is now a iirstciass mid- liittcr lighting." is tnliiiu: placc lo-
ahipinan in the academv at Annapolis. ~
George Schriver. of Meadow street.
who has been assisting at the Miller
"filtlp .vard during the summer season.
is at present continuing his duties
there. assisting in the preparation of
boats for the
"viii—swirls
Times Square. New York City
Jud u" nimtdwny IR 109113 West 05”] 5|.
1% Blocks from 45th Street Fntrnucc
tomuud Central Station. 9
winter season. ,
William Kennv, the local painter.
prominent in lscltoda Yacht (‘luh cir-
tiles. accepted a position in the em;
U
he month, a-(ling as assistant keeper
of Peck's Ledge light
.end of Goose Island.
John 13. Lawrence of South Wilton
reported to the police that a Font,
touring car had bccn_standintz by the,
ide oi' the road near the cider'milt
Wont: it “ill find
liclc A home ai~
m the north "implicit: n n d
bounce of ub-
jc. “unable it :t-
luzcsoi oldinzily
[tutti l..’('.
40 T‘imitcs. nll
rillt‘lgdl .«inqsI
to minutes
walk.
—_
2 minutes of all
subways. “l."
funds. sulfate
an, bus lines.
H...
An eu‘eilent
Restaurant, n!
tppeared to have been abandoned.
Members of the'Oid Well Lodge, No.
108, F. and A. M., are asked to a'sscm-:
Me at the LodgeQ‘Room, tomorrow
‘evening at 7 o'clock. to perform lila-
_ . crate prices.
Ionic servxbes for Charles C. lxuliner of ":3“.
30 (love avenue, East Norwnlk. for "it'lmt'1'6m‘up
'St. John’s Lodge. No. 2. of Middle- Onlngfflgu"
‘ All Outside Room:
With adjoining both ‘ - from 81.50
With private bath - - from 02.00
Sitting room bedroom. bath. from «.00
Furnished Apartments by the year.
‘ mouth or week. at special rates.
RAYMOND L. CARROLL. Pres. Ind Mgr.
town, Cdnn.
. —-Pick out your 'l‘li'anksuiVing anrl
Xmas cards now. Our cards are all
on displav and .i'ou can look them 0“'i
or at your leisure. .\'o crowding and
n6 huryinfr, take your time. Donnelly's,
m - ~-— «w- h a,3-é
.. The privilege of converting
your 3 1.2 per cent. and 4 per I
beat. First and Second Liber-
~ty Bonds into 4 1-4 per cent.
Pond: must be exercised be-
‘lm November 9th.
. nan; Them To
South Norwalit
Truth.
we no but no. on
0-1-
Nothing area- '
We never tire of comparing
m LOUNSBURY MATHEW-
BOH 830!
with any other line of good shoes
on the Mt.
Wmmmmm
mammoth”.
i AMERICAN ADVANCE in crowning the river Mia!
WEST OF “EUSE CUTS:0M a pontoon bridge clmtructcd
EASTWARD
to pcl'mit lill‘ Allies to occupy tilt)
of her stratcgic strongholds at any
arch)‘ inust rctirc back oi‘ a line,
which roughly corresponds with,
taken Len? ; lics have agreed on the armistice
l’rm-iuysl. the fortress in (ialiciafi’ai-i» correspomlcut my». the .\l
' sanu'uiiuiry conflicts during: the:
" rcsscls have landed trimps on the
WITH THE AMERH‘AN Milli"
~
m m ’81
Hr: rm Geno‘-
. In I. Bmhefloll.
"“"l" “*- riun, In. H. Aldon-on. an, Earl
.i At other lupiiils along the front. Steven, Mrs. Hurry Arlen. lye John
,thc Americans wcre rcconnoitringimlld. I". 600m GI". "'1 5 Am
jothcr crossings.
‘ 'l‘hc licrmans have blown up tin-
. Grn
bridge across- the Mcuse lictwccn
It! .
Laticnvillc. on the west batik. and‘ , ‘
thc important town of Stcnay. on "llflRETH "BRSES
the cast bank. ‘
ROME. Nov. 3. rrliusincss hasl '
- been virtually suspended licrc SmRE AT PIMlIB",
whilc the city l‘liilllllllt‘\ to cclc-i '
bratc the victory it‘.‘<'i' Austria;
«The lratnways havc lnwn t'orccd firms and Stromboli Piloted'
I"lo sllrlit‘illl scl‘yicc lit‘i"lllM‘ ot' the v- - .
. “ , ' ‘ ' s . Lvht‘
l' . lit‘ll\t‘ crowds lll litt‘ sll'ct‘ls. .lil'~i togauctjbé‘ve? "(itiflovr’leie tactii‘ed ‘
Jplancs and dirigildc balloons arc
Eli’iVlii” over the city 'tild dt'o l till" _ .
. . "‘ ‘ ‘ H " l‘llll.li'ii, \li‘l .\'u\' . l.ltll~- and
Stromboli ior S i' illlilii‘llt at it:
i l‘lou'crs,
LONDUN‘ NM" ‘3‘ \Vi“ 31”““""‘]" ‘iack _\t-~li Hid}. (”inns
r-tiucd Slcii, illll Siiomhoil bronchi
. . ; l'iniiico
1! «JD ls‘enditiyr the ncv. s that thc AI.
"ill licis llia' his ouncr plw ML on
llllll. Il‘ilt"l't‘ll~till lot" this
Ill
lil'llllllllllilh i'or iicrinauy lhc 'l'inu‘s'
Iiill‘li successes till the l“l’l'llt‘ii lll‘mit
Icavc little doubt
'nt‘ccplultcc.
1. All-\"l‘EliIlAM. Monday. .\'o'. l.
l The State l'ouucil at \‘icnna has
5 issued an appcal to the ticrnian
ln-oplc of Austria in which it is
l declared the country is in danger
and the army breaking: up in dis-
:oo, This 57ml wa. iust tiic amount
of llc!'in;i'i_\.'s Sittnnbuii carncd by his \ii‘tl‘l‘h
and bought him in in" $3.303.
iiildir-dlh had to bct big sums on
both horses in ordcr to win a small
amount. (‘irrus paid at the rate of l
to 1
straight
cents more than the
Stromboli was at 3 to 3. iioth horses
lford‘e-r. lilo appeal cxhorts lllt‘ worthy”); Lyke adnliling 5mm.“
‘_*"l‘l“"‘-‘ "“"“”“”l.\‘ ‘0 J””| l0“ waiting tactics with cacli. llc hcld‘
l ilcrmau-Ausirtzui army corps. (‘irrUs in thud plan- to thc stretch
.i WANllthi'l‘llN, N0“ f,_ 7AM? while Sherman A, was opening a gap
Itrian prisoners captured lil‘ tin. 0! six lcnsths. linen helct Citrus
1 ‘ down and that coll won by a length
.
llalians before the armistice took . and a “a”
l ctl'cct _\'c.~lcl'tlny are csltnlatl'd now i place to the stretch and when allowed
at half a million and the booty iii- 1 to take tlieiead did it easily by nearly
l cliidcd gnome horses. ”“0 lengths?
.\u otlicial dispatch from lloinc; (‘ud lStar May'Be Thmugh'n, .
. today telling: results of the iiual' . 5. fund“) rd“ ”um. . n" hM.
. . _ ‘ - son. lie is developing osslct's and the)
Austiian dctcat says in the army ."1'9 s.) painful m ”,9 big hum. m“,
of the 'l‘l'cntino alone over 150.000 he strides as though running on talks
,prisoltci's fell into the hands of the; ”l ’1'“ morning “‘"l'kWH “U." ”9"
~ . well said he would try to start (‘nd
I. Italians. , . .
l'Alth \'u\' .’ gel in the llowte blakea at a mile am
I‘ , . u ‘
Stromboli l‘iu‘l‘tl in third
ll:t\‘iisl.~ 'I‘ltt':
bier and the Mine: lny Seller. hum;
thy Raymond, Gladys Mills and .\ii.-v-=
was that i
\lilx Hirsch bid up Stiouibuli illlili lllr"
i-n'i icd scliinz ttl‘ice ot $3,300 to $14. '
llil ,
drcth would not lo' the old «adding: my
lie paid better for thc place. as‘
each place ticket was worth $2.60, lil’
ticket. .
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FOR SALE 03 TO LET
FARM
Laos noun AID our summon.
sumac coumr non: to: annual!
IAIILY. . .
NEAR RAILROAD STATION.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
t3? Washington St.
~..-- .. ‘
1
"Just a bit blowy. you know. but
this is an orcrcoat than is worth
blowing about."
Just what most of us need for
this bracing weather; makes
one feel good, feel like throw-
ing out the chest and going at
business as our Boys are go-
ing at the lions.
AS TO YOUR
\, ‘ ,4... .. DINING ROOM
h 6:; _, «1.3;; liaycn‘t you found from leili
‘3 llDL't‘ that your dining—room 2'.-
uscu' mom than any other room
in the house, yes, even mort-
than your bcdrooms'.’ You usi
it thicc or 10111" times a day i0]
mulls; your gucsts linger there
aim rating; the men like ti-
. sm kc and play cards there—
All new flung“ to we“.- 'Fllit‘ltiul'e your dining roon.
. . illi‘lllill . must be t'aultics‘. it
Suits and overcoats in ex- 1,. ' - “11in fl 5W :41 h {mm “is.
ireme. moderate and conserva- " '
live Styles. Prices $18 to $60. ANGEV’NE FURNITURE CO
0
Rogers 81 Stevens t
Norwalk South Norwalk —— 559‘ a
thcscason was curtailed, following
General (‘rowdcr‘s ”work or l'ight'”
order. .
in 1914, just when the Federal
League was making the road dilii
cult‘ for the. National League. Mr.
l’lant took over a largo block of
stork in the Philadelphia National]
League club, and since then was acv‘
tive in National League affairs. I
later bought stock in the Boston
Braves, and also is said to he a small.
holder ol' stock in the New York Nar
tinnals.
in 1914 Mr. Plant
Scldcn ll. Manwaring. who formerly:
lived in Hartford. lie leaves his
. i
married .\i rs.
American acrial [mtrol yesterday;
chici' city of 'l‘rcntino, was thitein
ed at 3:15 o'clock Sunday llfli‘lfifstl‘lilioli was held before the Bis-g
ilooil. by llalian cavalry, Allillllrllliil'i'b’ Monument
and artillery. according to a scnti- . Sunday in favor of continuing.r thc‘
givinglwar, and a resolution was passed
pl‘iilt‘~titi,': against the acceptance
of a humiliating." peace. according him“- ”98'0"an Mldl‘ the
220,000 Austrians. includingilo a l‘opcnhaucn dispatch to the “w” “' ‘3" “m" "“-"
.30th Exchange
were captur- quotini.r the 'l'nucblntl of Berlin.
LONDUN. Nov. .3, \'lit Montreal.
ltoislcdir—Jl‘hc Allies have decided that
glioliicrmany must apply‘io Marshal
lllflil“tit'li. the Allied i‘oiuinnlnlcr
l‘hici‘. for an armistice. Premier
of lhcl
Morel
day along.“ the .\lensc river. Amen-i
can patrols again have succeeded
l‘ l'zcchofilovaka ‘ is representct
'in the Inter-Allied (‘.,nf..|-..m.,. at 1 condition. After the race he will in-
'|‘hc rt'brcst-iitativc is] """d and‘tumed "Hi f0!“ 0‘9 winter in.
I \'crsail|cs.
. i it Mr. t't‘ilcs.
' i
- a military guard on three licrtnal
my airship. The other Herman . merchant ships interned at Bahia i ”a ""h'l" ”'1’" "‘Wl‘“ ”- ”““i“" “a"
illlallca. The vessels are the Ncyd
"lill. Sevilla and Patagonia.
l w . v —
> l.(l.\l)li.\, Nov. .i.~.\
demon
in licrlin
'l‘clcgraph i‘oiiipany
in
l
‘ 0
Lloyd llcoi'gc stated ill the House
of l'ounnons today.
RECORD“ DRIVE
A MERRY MARCH
(Continued From Page One)
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i The windehcarlcd and denci'ous rc-
spouse or our pronto will give. much
.happiucss lo the boys, so far from
illtlllll‘. and Norw'nlk is receiving conv
.aratulaiions from slicadquartcrs. in
1 New York city.
9 hits. Mth‘citon‘s solicitors. in Nor-
waiii, included: Mrs. Willis Woodward.
l Mrs. llarold Baldwin. Mrs. H. W. Crczv
im‘}. lit-s. Lansing Odell. Mrs. Ross
:iiurchard. Mrs. lrving \l'ilinot. Mrs,
i “'3 I.. Olsrn. Mrs. Hubert Bishop, Mrs.‘
1W. l’. llecrs. Mrs. John 'i'a
il“l(‘lchcr Montgomery; Mrs. P. W.
i llroolts. Mrs. Elliot Brown. the Misses
| l-Imily Lyncs. Martha Treadwcll. Sally
l llctts. Mabel Thatcher. Mai Curtis, Sa-
lrah Henderson, lsabclle Frost, Lo-
waine Triplcr and Miss Fannie lloyt.
of New Canaan.
, Mrs. Raymond‘s. in South Not-walk,
‘ncluded: Mrs. M. T. Hatch. Mrs. A.
D. Wadsworth Mrs. G. H. Goodrich,
Mrs. H. S. Lockwood, Mrs James
Wood. Mrs. Russell Frost, Mrs. James
Golden. Mrs. B. Richards. Mrs. John
r‘rizzell. Mrs. Raymond. Mrs. Emory
Stevens and the Misses Mildred Allen.
Nellie Lowndes, Gertrude Bohannan
and Miss McMahon.
Mrs. Pughe, of East Norwalk. had
‘ns her assistants: Mrs. John L'Hom-
nicdicu. Mrs. Milton Elwood. Mrs. E; E.
Bracken. Mrs. J. Wallace Marvin, Mrs.
J. J. Keogh. Mrs. James Patti, Mrs.
‘ Everett Buckley. Mrs. Frank B. Sturic- mercp of New York. and a trustee 01‘
mm. and tilt Misses Jennie Josclorsky
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' pwm~mwrwwwi
' HEAD STUFFED FROM °
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Open Air Passages Right Up.
l
, instant relief—no waiting. Your
cleaned nostrils open right up; the
,air plunges of your head clear and
igou can breathe freely. No more
hawking. anufllinl. blowing. hendncho.
dryness. No wanting tor breath at
2night; your cold or mien-h Cm
mu.
government of the new nation oi”
lll'ENllh‘ AIRES. Nov. 5. ‘~'i‘hc
ard Aldw'orlh. of San Antonio. Argentine gtn'crnnicnt has placed1
- , companied by his ii irnd lit-rbcrt Pratt.
tillv
ylor. . Mrs. -
a hail if his condition did not become
worse. The liowio- will be his last
race this year. no matter what his
widow and two sons, Henry 1)., and
Philip Morgan Plant. i
v
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zxyosmasran svmcxsu, ‘
RIDGEFIELD MOURNS DEATH
i RIDGEFH‘ILD, Nov. fix-Rut‘us ll.
Seymour. aged 09 died at his home‘
here Saturday. He had previously
been in good health for him. and was;
able to be around. Early Saturday
gthc hope that he will be all light
i resume training in the spring.
The Manley Memorial Siccplccliasc.
worth “0,000. the richest cross-
. country event of the year, will be run
_ ‘ '“mirnmm he sustained a stroke ol'
~ . obtained leave or absence to see his paralysis from which 1... ncvcr 1-3..
horse. Brooks race; Brooks won this lun‘ivrpd' but gradually with uni”
lcicni last year. (apt, Davis was ac death ended at. .3 o'clock. ,
wl , l _ 'l" _ ‘ l \' l Mr. Seymour was held in rcncra ’
”mt“ H“ tumpntoi "m ‘ "um": ““‘1 lion in the mmniuniiy, Although :4
~ ‘ . ‘ cripple, he pussesscd a high character
i need broke out of his sin” third and intelligence that coininandid n,
yillul‘illnk. and below lit-.was r
gknockcd down and broke the l
or liic”
.ioc Mci‘arty, who was busy plat
"K “r. ny disposition made a host
rim‘
“‘3 “llong trie'nda. lie was born in
lowncd and occupied by Patrick .\lc
‘ (‘arthy. a well Io-do rctircd torincr.
:MORTON I“. PLANT i .\lr Seymour was appointed posi-
. i v n v - ' master by President Roosevelt cu ilc
i DIES IN 1‘1““, \ ORI‘ I cctnber lT. llto:i. holdinu that mounts ,
sion until lr'cbruary T_ if!!! He is snr
,\i\cd by a widow and six
. ills sou. i'riratc Everett [lay Seymour.
l ((‘onlinucd Front l‘lrsi l'.t_i'cl
l ' .
‘ _
§and steamship syslcnr kus the tits! iiiducllchi boy to lo-
I Mr l'lant‘s estate at Basil rn Point;1 killed in action in France.
‘New London. has been oc of thc -
‘ishuw‘ placi-s of New i-Inslaud ‘Ii '
iwaa1 built after Elizabethan liuciisir'
motels and was filled with rich tape-N l J p f B d
lrics and ill;l~' which Mr l'ianl coli um rum 8
l
lettcd t‘rovn .tll llfll'ls‘ ol‘ the would H0
was also lbw owner of the Griswold;
llotcl :tl i-Iasicrn l’ulil. which has)
lonu been the miller of activity [0!"
the cxclusiic summer colony there, l'
was a! llll‘ liriswold that the Mexican
commissioners. appointed in ltllti b)’
{President Wilson and General (‘arran
izrt. incl to smooth out the difficulties
l.clwccn the too nations lie also own»
led thc llcllcnlr llotcl. llcllcair. Flori»!
illil- it I'W'Mi” -‘“"“"“"“ winter “Ll Why is man and woman. hall’ litei
.mllr. l'icnl mm“! a cam:- mmwrwi time. feeling nervous, dcapondcnt. wor-f
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
Tolls why everyone should drink "
hot water each morning
before breakfast.
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'0; 3mm 9...... .., my. Lynn! and exit-led; some days headachy, dull and;-._,
.tPllFll'e stock farms at ‘Rrani‘ord ar :unstrung: some days really incapaci-g
PEN-r" LVN“ vtaicd by illness. l
furnished cutiital'
of street rallwaw
.\lr. l’l'lll! had I
'c ' t ‘ .‘ l » ' -.
‘ for huildin: "2“”. it it all would pr’ittli‘o lu‘dl cbath
NW ”m1.“ counlv. and it lug. what a gratifying change wouldi
~ llncs in .
was through his efforts that the' take place. instead of thousands of.
Shore Line Electric Railway (‘olll'i half-sick, anaemic-looking souls with‘
Km"; “’2!” from! 3);?” flaw"; ih'in! pasty,,nntddy complexion‘s we should;
; 'cw rm on were ml . P S" 5' . . . -
'svalem of strcel railways lollie ("on {see crowds of happy. health), may:
‘wards was elected a director of ttmicheeked people everywhere. The row
"New Haven" system. i son is that the human system does not‘
Mr. Plant was educated at Riisscll's:rid itself each day of all the waste!
:Ligllfllfil‘i'mi‘i‘ggfl hi" 1%? am?“ “$12 which it accumulates under our prea-
Scuthcrn Express (‘onmanv at Memviem mode 0‘ living. For 0-"ny 001100
"his. Tenn. in 1884 he began moi of food and drink taken into the sys-
ll WWG'IOI 81'.
Forest Mills Underwear
You are always comfortably clad in "Forest Mills" Under.
wear. . .
Each garment is finished with pattented “Flailock'
seams, so that there is never more than one thickness of we
term!- W _
The material is pre-shfunk so that the garments retain
their shape and are dependable in wear. Union Suits, Vests,
Drawers, Tights for. women and children.
FLANNELBTTE GOWNS
With and without collar-sin pink and white and blue and
white stripes ...... . $1.69 to $2.00
Extrames $2.25
J. I. MALLETTE
IOU“ IOIWLIJ.
““Kmispect. His bromitniinii-dncss and sun-5
”“1" “H" Rock. Ridgcilcld. in the house now ":15
t'lllitll‘t‘ll. -
i
lloral and Indian designs, on ground lit-Elm rose, 035;, "
navy, tan, sky and gray.
Bath Robes i
A real necessity—made from heavy Beacon blankets, in
“WK’QCL..
WOMEN’S R0333 ...;............. 54.5010 $10.00
.._ 42%....
. .-..;;:c-:-'~.‘"‘£!.'i
CHILDREN‘S ROBES fierooo‘o'lonoooovhoc Inc $2.98 'i
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86 WASHINGTON ST.
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KRYPTOK LINER—Folding Ode- in Gold or
Shell lint-On and Other Mountings.
Magi- million or on eyes. Dcn‘dru’ ”my,
Home promptly filled. [sport Repairing.
dPVl‘thment of the Plant Sl'Slt‘m 01'l tcm nearly an ounce of waste malerlal
railroads of which he waslmade vim“ must be carried out, else it terments
‘ president in 190" when t 19 53‘s cm . , ' .
became fl 1181‘! (if the Atlantic (‘oasi and forms ptommne-hke poisons which
Mr. i‘iant was chair- are absorbed into the blood.
Jim as necessary as it is to clean
lithe ashes from the furnace each dtiYi
ibefore the fire will burn bright midtq
the Connecticut Trust and Safe Do. hot. 50 “'9 must 93011 .moming 019“.
posit (‘mnpany of this city. His New. the inside organs of the previous days;
,York home was at X0. 10:“ film-[accumulation of indigestible waste audj
:aremw. and he had offices at .\0. “11 body toxins. lien and women, wheth
Broadway. er sick or well are advised to-drlnk
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Iall:vise?:ieqiegrigrtg‘iriiiiiioiiiiricti histeach morning, before breakfast, a
attention an'l activities inwards thelglass of real hot water With a tea.-
nrenlest outdoor 5mg“ spoonful of limestone phosphate in it.‘
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Linf‘ llailwav.
man of the board of directors of the
Southern Exnress Company. a direc-
tor of the National Bank of (‘om
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mcnt. nrnfcssitmal b“"“b"“-n. about'“ a harmless means or washing out
:38“; 33:5???“ bitkblilp :30 indepmiot the stomach. liver. kidneys and
~~ . loos-oi th indl atlble material waste
it t in ed ball In“ " . B e S? .
:dggpbtiiiigni aterm: and represented. sour bile and toxins; thus cleansing.
.Now Motion. .sweetenina and purifying the entire
. "‘ ””3 "" second If rthi‘mem . alimentary canal baton putting morel
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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 snail sum of $4.00 per year,' in our
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian oi
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if'you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by cheek.
The City National Bank
South Narwtlk. Donn.
Norwalk Chronicler