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Mus M. E Chum) liret as usual on
may afternoon
' “red Chitin \lt'i, oi liolaiii *1 Hi
- a.” aboepted a wanton “1'11 1‘
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”111'th railroad and lo. 'ilit'r 1111111
I“ Wife v. ll 1111111' to Tlt'lllllii .\' J
”a time this week.
_ The rRepublit'arr parry ion-11'» in
.111 Nnruu‘l; our» “11! mt ."lm‘ Mr
”if uloeaaing and lil't‘it‘>.~ t‘i’lulln
41211..) $41111 l1 11-11111-1111111 El.
, d rr‘rrr" 1i 11‘- 1'1 111 wring 1«(lI)1_1 "or
'lhcir party in 11w Third Ward. The
{1111. and 1.;111121-1' statrn
" lay 11m. t' ‘
of iii‘llHl)’ yesterday
find '.1 Armin 10in 1111: trolled.
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Nisslkiia \'an(‘or'1'eriiig. of tire
pry Boulevard, is H iPsizneti her post
(loll 11'1ilr the tloriiiet'iir'rit Light and
Power (‘ommnv and is now making
mangementa tor- ('lllt‘tlnt‘t‘ into the
Greenwich Hospital for a coursi- in
training for uUl‘Elllli .\lr.~.< \‘arrt‘ocv
“g expects to reccive ili‘l' entrance
artificate ircxt wool; and will 11-1119
Mediate” on its ret'ri‘pr.
Ir. Ind Mrs. Henry 1’. Hipson are
fiatlv proud of the part their l'unrili'
3 taking in our activities, .\iis.~ Anna
7. liipaon is 1'11 Railway, .\', .l.. and 1"
doing affirm (in irtir'Se iii the Medical
(bros of tho United States lienci‘al
“WEI "No, .'l Miss Hipstrll writer! iti-
Wting’iy of her cxpcr-ienr-m and la
Ml‘htt‘d to 111: 11111112: llt‘i‘ slrni‘c irr llrt'
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X111 1\':rlli
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The. mcnr‘nr's r11 1h; l'Iunt
Wamom Annot'iutirrii 11111
fly afternoon 111 lb.) turrurzrtrriitv llrll
for their usual monthly business mm '-
9 m. Following the di>posal at ler
r .» mane buttineus it was decided to
lull! ano the l'lllillll".90 Edit" that
'85 to have. lit-('11 ll'itl ll\' the A551»
14 Motion as it was thought that the In-
out health conditions worm such :13
101 to warrant the holding: ol‘ such rivrl'II
Inl‘l’alr. it was aim zimuimi rim :1
member of the association would bc
maent at lhl Hull 1-1'1'1'1' 'l‘ut'stlrry lili'i
Itturdny afternoon» for tho [turnout of
receiving and distrihutirig ltcd t‘r'o»'=
Wk to tho members or- to 1111.1 \i'lro
'visb to aid in this.
“II. it C. Thompson of First street,
hi 3000in word from her son. Cor-
Wolter Sayre. Thompson, a
well-known East Norwrdk lad who in
“(It the American Expeditionary
”rm in France. Corporal Thomp
con watt recently wounded in action
film he won struck by 11 fragment of
u Ihrapnul shell and he 1:: now cin—
M to the hart lltlhillilii 111 llordr-nux.
Moe. where he i; roirvrrlcsring Err
billed in the lam was :1 poem 1-11-
W "Moihor” uhlth conv PVB to 1‘ re
loved ones at home the llrought that
it! hoping the morale ol the boy: in
,‘Fnloe tip to thrir high standard
The poetry is Dilliltll in another part
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SENWG MONEY HOME.
1 Proof that. tho Amcricrur soldier is
not (OHM! of his financial obliga-
flmma‘rdu "the folks at homo" is
;.founfl in the roptn't of a Jewish wel-
hre Cellini secretary at an emir'rika-
;tlon comp
In two days itcenlly this secretary
lent express company rrronty orders,
”mating 812.000 to uoltlier'u' i'ola-
tives. this sum having been errtruuled
1&0 him by American lighting men.
GREENLEAF'S HIGH RUN
. Ralph Gmnlerrf made :1 run of 100
In his pocket billard match against
Jilin Layton at Dalv' 1-: Academy, New
York. yesterday afternoon. This 13
“highest run ever recordcd. but will
not so as n 1000111..“ it was made in
in o'xhibition match.
Luten broke the halls and ran
Greonlcaf thcn compiled his record.
1» mg by 100 to ll. in the evening
. some Layton “won 101 to 100.
N?! Tho total M011: to date' Greenlcttf.
§ ”Ramon, 656.
711111! 1113111 10
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“fir-if. Back its Color and Lustre with
Brondma'o Sage Tea Recipe.
on garden stage hrcwad into a
My“; with sulphur and alcohol
m. will turn gra1.s11'enked and
"WM! bearitll'rrllv dark and luxui-
Int. Kinng the Sage. Tea and Sul—
i’Qhur Mine at homn. though, in
Winsome. An cantor may it: to gel
amt-drui- nee preparation improved
fiber-(Gillan of other ingredientq
“bottle at 1111111 cost at am:
- «known a_~“W1'crl.'s Sue and
Wmmd" thin: avoiding 1':
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my. tutor! hair is not uiuful.
in to r1 rain our vouth'ui
and alll‘at‘livflnmfll By
. your hair-.1 1h ertb'!
nil But-bur 10111110111111.” ouc-
_fl hr?" 1. llmm 11 m naturally
«u that darrrpon I “our
“1 Irish with it and draw on:
your hair raisin our urn-II
it o the by vol-tuba oil In]
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.lolrn i"~'1itm of lil'oohltii ”will;
W-t't‘iit’ll'l 11i1l1lr'-irril.'10rv,
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l’i'od Steven's is able to hl' back at
his place in ilolly'n market. nr‘tcr' :1:
manic with the Spanish inlitii'nm.
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Mr. and Mill. C. E t‘lapp oi (limit-l
itroet are entertaining Mrs (‘lnpp's
mother. Mrs. M Mead» of ilrroklyn I
ii. A. Gibbs of Grade rll‘l'l‘l brivr:
been called to Texas and (‘.rrir'ornirt
by 11 btruinesa trip. which will prob
11th require about six weeks.
Tile corrimsuion created by rhr- 111111
Herrera! Asuembly to consider various
projects of interest to the, public,
known on the "Commission of Public
Wolfare.” of which Mark W. Norman
of this town in a member, will conduct
public hearings today and Thursday '
1at the capitol at Ilarttord. when all'
11 ho are lntcrcsted in the matters to
be consult-rod will lime. 1111 oppor'.tuirl
ty to present them. The uubjcc'ti irr-
clridc old age pension Inn‘s. lllll'iilllmll"
\f ‘MWOn‘v-ar
wrrgc larva. and lrcrtltli lii~urariccf
among others. 5
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Percival ll. Sharron returned to!
\Voodbur'y, N. J., last evening.
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A large number of local people an
conserving their coal verv faithfully
this fall and few furnaces have been
started on their winter course as yet.
Many are burning wood entirely and;
will continue to do so through V01 cm
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Dr. and Mm Joseph J. Strohmeyeri
and family intend to 3in up their
summer home, Alta Sita. on Bell 111-
land, this week and return to their-l
winter home in New York although:
tirey may spend a few week- ends at.
the shore during the coming month i
Edwin W. Godfrey was the field]
niarshall of the Rowayton Republlican
forces, yesterday. Might few voterul
escaped his attention and as a result
the Fifth Ward rolled up a big major-
ity. Constable Oll1'er Clark was none
the lem actltc and assisted in thrintc
ing about the result which is no high
ly satisfactory
(‘apraln Herbert Wheeler otthe m~
l'itn company of l‘.!c: stair: Guard liat‘
r-irsed hlr-i Tokencitc home. nod, with
Mrs. Wheeler. will mad the winter in
tho city. except for ouch trip: to Do
rien as lr'ur military dull" Main. for
(3.11.1111! Wheeler uncalled no.1: tr 1‘-
tnr drtlle tut winter. at hut-u Irvin;
in the city,
N‘Ma!‘ In» the In! unit.» can at!
medulla-twin!!! mm
thfh‘u. «an d ‘7. W '1'. “Vi!
mm of m, on» «no lit
thorn 01m «11m to I'M on m
In" in ‘131' mm- W norm
yummy-anon ”IithJ(M‘IFW uni
”moan-r hum“
”my”
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iron the “l‘f‘iit‘tlii with Mr.
, Lloyd Phillipa ot‘ (franburyj
lSlllYIi.
'ly new hair—growing all over
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NOR W'A LK
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NE WS
“flCLk -'I v- .-
oi Sandy Hook ‘\
Hiatlitlli. Sunday
returned to lri'.‘
ewIirIinx .nt'tr-r' sperm
and '.ii 1'1:
Mr. [Hill Mm r'iliurrr George, Miss
heme.» and Walter George of Brook?
lyir. inure the guestr- over Sunday of
\ii. and \1111 i‘. A. Williu of WWI
ltock 111 Nine
.1". iliiil Mrs. William H. Odell of
1:11.11 u\tiillt-. spent the woekpml in
New York city with Mr. and Mrs. Far-
1'111 S. iii-its of Riverside nl‘il't‘.
.‘Jorrirrrvr' (Toniir‘lly returnird to New
l.trtttlt'll yesterday. altar 11 short «my
in Norwnlia. ('Jrl‘i‘ll hero by the death
or his lrrtlrt'r.’
l‘rr‘1rrto l‘irrrrli if. Farrell oi Camp
1 prr: 11 is spcnding 11 ten- day lrrr'Llrrinl
: 'iris iiOl'ilt‘ 111 ..r< Putnam it\'t‘n'dt‘.
Jer'r'y \i'. Alicnr'ii. or Elm street, it'll
Itlilii morning for 11 aeveral drryu' lrus't-
ness trip to Providence, R. 1.
OLD HOSPITAL NOTES.
.‘itlzrrittcd yesterday ('rtr'olino For
roll. lirrvllund sti'cct.
‘lliuclrnrged yesterday t‘linr'lcs
blag... Merideii.
Admitted today-r—(‘ar'ey l’rrrze. Water
11- 1'1 tlntcr removed to the Weutpor't
sa'ritrrrlum).
NEW HOSPITAL NOTES.
- l'aga, although a resident of this
.\drrrittcd yestt;r‘tla_\' Benjamin city is practically unknown here. He
1 'rrmqei'. 10 Raymond street; Mrs At; came here about two years ago from
111w Lee, East Washington street.
Discharged vcr-itr-rdny Aria Fr'ro t
it“ ’l'oller. atr'oet; .ltilirr Jackson 41 Ray
riioird ~itr'eet: Harold ilayrriond. 1 ohm
Louis F‘nrr'risno 2‘15 Aiken
Sil't‘t'l.
NW (NW lNll ANY
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OUI'ING I'LIJNXELS AND
FLANNELKTA‘EB
A COMPLETE ASSURTMENT
AT
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under Mahackeino Hotel, West '
Washington street, South Norwallt
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WEATHER FORECAST ,
t liar-lea l: Williamson RUM) 1N" 1"“l 111.111.» '11: ,\1 1\\.1‘.. “.111 111' 111,1
arruprrlt‘y for htuti Spiral»; 111-: i012: _ SmlthFitch. i-‘uir' torrigru urnl Til-111N113 “MU!”
mm: .411 iranror'dl. \‘wed ltL't-‘lhl' ,\ 111-111.:.' 11: .111 rrrtcrist it) the“ 'l‘liurrriuy, djmmwltillq nurthrosi .
164. John 1' Kt'illliig war chat-11d . 11 1.. 1 I, 1‘ wa~ mkmniz,“ \\.'4.f‘tl> it: “A ., 1”} 1111.1 ”I. lurk?
Jlid’de (ll ptubatt' 1311.11; ll." (‘dlr'ltii'fi‘t til 51_ [L1 11: y..[.,r) '.15 “(11111 lurk“ ill“?‘ill‘ I.“ l' lii' rciclrl'n lllfiir. ,~ t‘.\ 1
1'! both trill“ “1 l" W“ “'"L‘! .'.1 . ' 3 l'ltll than“ 1111111 1111111 rrirr- Stirilllt'ur»l\\1;l'tl to
166 Stephen it lititt 1v.» 11111111 it .11 ; .:.1;1. 1 L Smith 111 111 ”9mg” 11 3. producing p11 .;.~.11.1'
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i‘wlrailis Jolmxorr r'et'tr'icd loll W“ l 111.11 Hist, tr-rrrr'ul tli>'rr<1.~' 2.111i1'lm11; ilu' RWY-
Holcomb, 3162 Sim-““1““?! V‘ l ’l‘eu i1 .11 .1211 111111 were utiai |1(~(‘[)|”~| T1“. \ .tgtg-q 1..11;;t1unt-t i.‘
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lirmrks. 159 U.ipal1“r‘. 31.1.“ Anti-1‘ 1111111, for '.r t:1~ 1 .\li ilrrr'a. i-‘rtr. 1.11“...” .11. “Why {tittuprarns and lilt'
161. “’ebsiei'. 317: ~i‘iiriity, 1111. H1 al' 11 ‘11- wintt'r. .\li.-.~1:.-'rm1: 1111- , Niow was rel'urtr'd
t\ 16:H1w111, 1.17 nlcrtlil- -'_l_‘ } .‘ui $1.; .1 ~ i burn the til Ilw ilt‘ili 1111-.11. 'l‘i lPluln‘rzriti“i'.~ 111':
Folk 16. l‘easc. 31111; Vullun'h “11 “11.112111. 111.11 1, 11.1111 in business. 41.11.. 1... mum-.12 u 111.1 111.456.11.-
note 1101. 1'111-11, .11111 i' .111 11 circles. For 11 \iilit‘}
31111111: ll HUiCtlll,” l 1 NIII 1111111i1:1' 111 )1. »_ 1.1- conducted a di‘) .._._-
1‘1- :r:;~ .i N; 1 ll 11 1' 11 'I': '.'tiluis :11 1 111 ildft'ilt' ilurldinr.’
Lieutenant Governor. 111111.11 ri11 liar r111... .11 Earle & Smith, WEA‘nLR A YEAR AGO
t'iil'lor’d i'l “Illstll. 1‘ ~~~~~~~~~ 35‘” 111111 inn-1 111'1114'1. to Bridgcpoi't. TODAY. .
('irirr'les i). Lockwood, d .......... 192 11111111- 111' ' 11 1'1 thriving bust ir' 111111'12111111 ' l lab. 46; l'v\1.'
Secretary. _ 111'» 1»: .~ 11 .1'111'. retiring 13 5%, 1,1...-
5"r'1'dt'iltk 1.. P1 1111'. r ....... . “860 yours “1411.. ii.» 11.11 V'it't'lPd mayor of
liiiz'l‘) L. lil‘imii’ixrti .............. 1719 1111- old 1'11y 111 .\1~1\'.nlh in 1904. and I‘
Treasurer. hm .. 11 1111. 1" >1 tillees within the '
l‘. litllultl (illpall‘lt', i‘ . ..1.. u. .3”) gill (ii iii! it 11111 11111l1 .
.‘lr:ri‘le.~ S. Avery, ti: ”1......“ 1'51 'l‘xirr bi'ri1 i: tho widow of the late
Comptroller. Abi'rihrriir l‘itr'lr rrrii lrrr' Nor'ualh I ews
\ltii'i'ir1 l‘, Webster. 1' ..... “.215 home has b 11-11 111 Jll Orchard FlI‘Et‘l.
"liorlt's. ii. l‘lnnt'i'1 d ------- 1.1- 1:37 a gr'eutcr poi-111.11 or the colder months ,
1 k ”to?” General. d” being pnwvd :11 Mr plantation at 1111'
"7111‘ it, 1'11 91'. l‘ ............. '_ 1 iloi'u. Flu. '
ilai‘r'inon Hewitt. ti. ............ 1517 n ... ,. MW“ i'VJI‘dN'lN‘ '1 (Liming. “Ih” has:
. 1 Repuufit‘fifive in Congress. , Within ”‘0 next few “W“ i’t‘l‘t'ii’tli IiIfHIJIII1II.” the pi»: “iron-r31: \i't‘t‘itr, is
NI’IUHPI Merrill. r """"" .311 ii. Slierr'on, ot’ltouni'lon. and Miss i'Zl IIWI' III I” ”H'IIIIIIII'I Imp "I i
Lush-r U. I’t't'k. d ............. llil ate 5. Fltgl‘l‘hlruln, daughter- of Mr. "’.‘—I‘- '
.. . l' . ‘3 Sheriff. 9“ and Mrs, Axel iv‘rrizerutrom, of Show Ahgprri; ot boys hanging out in front!
1:111“: im 1IIdIII' r """""""" "I1; berry Hill East Norwalk, are to be of l ‘ “Wm" lIIIIIII oliirc on :thr
.,1,....n. 11.11"...“ d ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11.. irrarrir-d. at “w home of the “NW Main fillttfli were dispersed in iatrol .
. . . .. fienator. , ilur't‘ntn. in the presence of iirrrrrodizrte man ( lnrre 1“" 0" "jug' i
‘1 “ii“ 1‘: \trllrnmuori r ''''''' 39‘] relative... Miran i‘r-rger'str'om is the or I- I I i
1'1-'1i1111 Suar'll, d ..... ,.l_tr.r litricnt bookkeeper in the South Nor» Mr. and first lilill‘_\ iicni'Ir-rn 1111.:
. JUdge of Probate, ‘ '“aik 'i‘ruttt ('ompuiiy ltiiti has “ inn-1' out again attei' b11111: (‘lrllllni' \l 1:1 1!: 1 ii i
‘1'»:1rrl'. li-urtingn' ulltitl .......... 4M1 circle 01 lrrorids. The young (‘Uuillt' home tor urver'nl thus urtll 11 «Ur: 1
_ Representatrve. is being trrrrur'urulait'ti by lilt‘ll‘ nunrer' “H“‘k ”1 SWIM“ ”‘m““‘“' i
-'11111l11'11 it Hoyt. 1‘ ............ .331 "up itt'tlluliirrrllt't‘F. I *-"'-——" ‘
l. t"rur'it.- J 'linaturr d ...... lili' 1 'r ' 1. 1 ' ' ~ ' > '
11111 r _-_ he “omens itr'l ti 1111p .‘\11 .l'm
Justice of Peace. l ‘M, and \irr Hank “.1111... ‘.n. Bucklinlraui Post 111” hold ”our 11' I
”'”-" “ ‘Hal‘iiml r > 3“" litruiite tire iriurrluet of their duurzii Illar busint'su nit-111111: tmnmru“ atrcr
.I.I. -1I~IiIi l"v.vl}‘\.::n;‘l‘. tl-- --------- a3: 1111 \lat'guu'itt to Edward ltyair tho noon, at 2:30. All members are 1'.»
..... '. """"" ' r1011 oi Mr. and .\l1 1' John Ryan The quested to attend.
-I urrqu. leIIIrI'I'II'II d 1111111111111 ”2"} urrorrront “as parlormcd in St Mary H ~
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.. h“ I“. “.011“. r.I IIIIIIIIIII _. t l n. on (pt. ii later-.1 Lutheran church. or“ run-'1
.111-11 ”mm“ d“ ‘‘‘‘‘‘ l1; .2. S . Thursday (”111i”): 111 the i'llill‘l‘il, 1111'
1 err: 11111 Major .lohn S. Harrington Ledar strut. All members div 1.». ~
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peeled to te pi‘t'fit'lll. i
Patrolman John P lynu found a bin
etc on W achingtorr street last evening
and brought it to policc heathuarU' rs'
where it was claimed this morning by'
William F Williams, of South Wilton ,
The HOspltal Whiut Club will trim-tr
on Friday «(known at this week 111
the home of .111'11. Maurice H. Nuttiur. l
16 Putnam 'rv.eiiue Mombois “till
please notlft the hostess it they M-
peel to attend
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The lnrdns‘ Aid Society, of St. -l
tcr'n l.111lrt'r':1n congregation. will iril'rI-t
on Thursday attr'rnoon for the month
ly business and social meeting. at the
home or Mr.» J, Math. Hudson street.
Norwulk. thlreaimrenta will be serv-
cd. A full attendance is anticipated.
MAN GOES ON A RAMPAGE.
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CQrey Page Suddonly Goes Out of Hi:
Head, and In Taken to the Hospital.
Water street, in the vicinity of the!
irol’ut 11‘: Krupp hat shop, was the.
scene or unumnri activity, this morn-
ing. u'hvn i‘urcy Past agcd thirty, a
colored resident, of 114 Water street,
Went out or his head and started on a
rampage. When Patrolman Frank
Stratum appeared on the scene. he
cndeavor'cd to quiet the man and tinni-
ly wan forced to handed“ him and
sent in an tinergency call for the am-
bulance am: removed him to the hos-
pital.
Norfolk.
Copyright 19111 11m 5W ‘ mum
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”I Styw But rarer
“Those of you who have loved ones in France,
must write, write, writé."~—— Gm’l. Penning.
What’s the right: thing to
do aborit buying clothes?
Every man wants to serve this
nation in he can;
' CV€fy way
there’s the opportunity to save
in the matter of clothes.
Clothes either save or waste war resources.
The Harl Schafl'ner &.Marx Style Book
tells you how to save; and how to avoid
waste.
It tells you how to buy only what you need
and when you do buy, to get clothes that
save labor and material because they dont .
have to be replaced often. Every man should
read this Style Book. It you dont get a Copy
let us know and we'll see that you get one.
Rogers & Stevens
Norwalk I South Norwalk
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Motives.
ritrrl. win it
tiring lr'tiry epileptic tits.
1n.and appeared to have no
lie war-r of a wandering (lil-
position and had no permanent borne
or Job. According to the neighbor's.
he was subject to flirt. but it
thcéc \‘l'l‘l't; rrlttrryx or 11 quiet nature,
=except int. one this morning. when he
' r1111 tip .rnd down the street yelling at
the top or‘ his voice. implorin‘g some
one to shoot him, as unwanted to join
his mother. 11 in) was dead.
He was finally admitted to tho hos.
it was said in: Was sut-
seems
NEPNBiNIANS IN
WlilllN llllN’l
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Elect Entire Ticket by Ma-
srirs 101111111111
Save Your Hair! Make it Thick. Wavy
Glossy-and Beautiul at Once
Try as you will. after an application
of Danderlnc. you cannot find a single
trace of dandruff of falling hair and
your acalp will not itch but what all',
please you most will be nter a tea"
l
weeks' use. when you we new hair
fine and downv at lil‘lil"—yeti~‘bul real ,
thet
scalp.
A -littio Danderinc immediately. dou-
bloo the beauty of vonr hair. No tilt-I
(entice bow dull. faded brittle and!
serum. hm moisten a cloth ulthl
Dona-tin out mutually draw it
tumult your hair. raking «In nor-ll
mud or a time. 'nu- cum in illlm‘ i
dint: all an“ "vyoor hair will “1'1
ht. Main“ mun-u up
an
iority of 50 and Defeat
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Harris 81" 61113
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COM.
That’s All
an.”
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their Representative by
46
\‘itlton Republicans refuse to vote
91min!!! as far‘ as their candidate for
Reprcwntative i': concerned and for
the. “and successive time helped to
111m crimes! Oscar Eakland by oi-
nrost tho exact majority by which
they tlclel't'dhiri running mates. l
The ranch tor- it aside from Mr '
Eukland‘u pert-tonal popularity is hard
l'.—H.-.
“yo-Incumbe-
ulnlul in love."
to understand. For Strong (.‘omatock
the Republican nominee is a man or
the highest standing in the com
munity. t native of the town a life
long Republican 11ithout a flaw in his
':.1nr1'orial character or ability to fill the,
oliice.
The majority yesterday ranged from
I; for Holcomb to slightly smaller,
figures for the rest of the ticket and
11 large measure to his ability as a 1m
litital lcndci' as well 11:1 to hit-l lllll‘
record as 11 good t‘illlt‘li
Tit BilSwMiflr} Gossip: itirs Few-
\enr's tells me she, wasn't sixteen when
nho was married
“illon is generally credited uith 11 \it'sa Teiilaic-—\'o 1 should 5111 she
EHT— working Republican majority of about was not. Slip“ 1111:: 111 only ninc
75 in a Prehidential year, and of ...... .. --_-. -__--_._..- -4
from .30 to 60 in the “0' ’seasona.
Stilison’s Remedy for
Malaria. Chills and Fever
1'! ice
then on the vote for Representative satisfaction Guaranteed or Money
practically reversed the figures the
votr- for g'ovcrnor being Holcomb 173.‘
Spellacy 119,11nd for Representative
L‘omstock 126. Eakland 173.
Mr. Eakiand is naturally elated at'
his splendid success. and it is, due in
Reformed
Prepared and Sold By
Stilison-Poweil Corn“
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