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all! '01 thy labor
is assembled
“f in honor of the earl)
noeived in East Norwalk
‘Cllk Roll of Honor.
list has been left at M.
the list.
. a. at Tokenekc.
and sheds.
._ to starting overseas.
1 drugs that excite
the“.
' we on readily
Mace
lid-week services were‘
” u m ”finite churches last
”lithe has decldcd that not
- ' will be received and gten
“malty Hall on Tue>days
« when of the “'Omen's Guild
3: I Mt church were cutet-tasnt—d home here and returned to the tl._‘ tct
I afternoon, at the home oi the Winter.
’ '1. Smith, on Rowan street.
to reports Miss Mac Lord Heights, has recovered from Le: te-
‘ mpen her evangelittic selv-
1h; East Avenue M. I: titurcllu
. as they will be indt'iillilrly
- _ womoon the ladies at the llcd
Auxiliary of the East At t‘ilut‘ M
“ch will meet for
kly session to sew for the itmt
it is hoped that all who tall
.. do so will be on hand to tilil
_ Dom the recess time at the Fitch
w yesterday afternoon the-youni
voluntarily and fit
saluted Old Glory and ”it'll sang
h ohms "Tlll' Stur Spanglcd Banner"
annottnct meats
‘M peaCc had been declared \\ ttll Ger
' A number oi subscriptions llaVe been
for the \ior— Ntlt'walk, where Air. Lang l“ l.iilDl")"'tl, from a Fllotltun and an automatic "'F'-evm°ne 1:1“ personal work. . - "l
Tm, subscription in the service of the New Haven rail ‘ '0- . ' The United We: “Mk campaign ”~.
~ . not Just a title. it mount Just what it .
l’. ilttune'a
‘ “Mm store and, although the dona-
Ihnl have been coming itt slowly. it
hoped the. interest will be tptickencd
. more people will add their names and wagon. a fc wtnomha ago. in ablei
' The following are llit‘
”I of the contributors to the fund
"‘t Int Natwalk: John Olmsted. East
liar-all: Tobacco Fund, Richard tum. Guard. and Mrs. Parker will remain in
Mt Btofield, Wilbur Wuidmll \v.
0 Bold. D. Spaulding, .\irt=. .\i, J.
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’ Witch
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thin. L. c. Tetard, of New York, has 1), Hanson, local hal- t tit -! i
_ Wallis a. few days c in an of 0 com other matters of'which he had no con—
-‘-A force of painters employed by the
m York, New Haven and Hartford
”Mimi! Company have started the
of repainting the railroad hill-
lieutenant Rogrr Williams, of 'i die.
who has becn on active duty in ,
m. for 59“,)...” months mm,“ on press her gratitude for the good will
Agent William A. Reid and and kindness shown llcr'by ”w MON", 0mm“, are so far improved that the: investment... in («tum-client l-pfll gslttit- he has been compelled to forego
friend: here, yesterday, chlmrn- of Ilaricn in her. grief ill the death,
-..of Company K. 107th infantry.
-, :t altos Army. had been killed
m at LoCatlet. France, in Sex»
-.' 510 was the eldest son of D.‘ ""5
Bush and Etht W. L. Bush, -
. Mt over twenty years of no.
it finally f0r several years past oc-
- Go "Point House," owned by
Batman Hoyt. at Contentment
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. n. ‘» Want Ada Work Wonders.
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n, i - Ithe. advance of the 26th Division and - h . t
_ p ‘- 8 "SE SALISE A. L. Dickinson was a visitor in Sai-. other divisions whom they sup orted ".1 i e “SUD“ “f {he proclamation. as; ' -.._.. ' armi
' ' ‘ ’ 'isbury, Sunday, looking after his tn~‘ from July 18 to August 4.3m, in tbe' “9" "“ "mnm‘r" ”Enummmm “d; "9"“ "“"ghn' 0‘ at: $33.2”: iightistilgcewi'hnhnglevgifilttlhggg31131393:
y“, Back Hurt; or Bladder Botha, place. the Head‘ ~The extension will become effective'tenday furlough at his home'
,,mortnkt.ouofw-ur i , "\
Mon your kidneys hurt and you!"
bola sore don’t get scared and Children's Hospital White Plains was for his servi ‘
. cc to his countr when.
- to load your stomach With ‘ in town Tuesday. visiting her patent! flattery F of Stamford was filled to;
irritate the entire urinary ,
.- m kidneys clean like you Reap
. ‘o ‘ody'a nrlnous waste
, - them to their normal oath-t
f!!! fuctiw of the kidneyo in to,
fimnfludlfll
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ion lain street and left by atom-we'd" to the scientilc treatment which ‘2‘
l rUT NONI!“ at 7130- wits the work of our bane hospitals.
1 His return was in very truth a (all !
Mr. and urn. Sidney “1"“! in day at the home of his parents, Mr.
“Keep Her Smiling," at the Stamford and Mrs. Edward Kelley of Carter,
1 Theatre. Monday evening. - was wit sweet. and the constant stream of caLl
[passed by a number of New Cnnun lex‘a testifies to the ptide which New .
'thootre goers. who expressed much Cum techs in its brave young iteu- K Pm
utisfaction in the sparkling comedY. tenant. Allin and again has he had “
A crowded house greeted Mr. and Mrs. l Lo relate the story of the famous bat- , , ALMTIOKS
tie. and it, together with his reminis» :_-:
echoes of camp life and anecdotes of"
‘ w. w. Austin, who is now in his 91.4.} “W "om-"no trenches is wonderful 10
yea , walked over from Silver Mine.I the ""9"” “’0 has b‘" “5““ ideas!
Tuesday morning in the storm to cast , 0’ "‘9 ”9TH“! life 01 the 50'3““-
his vote. it was something of an tan-1 “9‘“me Ken?!“ ”15"“ his “0110”.
tdettaking, but Mr. Austin, who seemal modestly, ‘3 59318 “the bi“? man hPi-t
:to be in the pink of condition for at ”- and N995 *3 his wounds nothing but
Mrs. Honrd Holly and her (‘lllidl‘th‘ i man of his years. thought nothing oi“ "1‘“ "0m“ 0' "W colt-‘10! In the per ‘
are ill at theit home. on Sentinaly‘his stroll and accomplishment Hm“ 0! hie duty- NEW (‘unund .
street. M ‘bi'WPWi‘. 59% ln them ”he heroism of .'
l The day police has now been "ad-the" “3‘“? 500- ‘
‘ iourned" until next spring when our
tummer residents will appear again T“: “N'TED WAR l,’
to take up their residence in the bani worm emotion, ‘
Sprint when our summer residents T9" 3'9“” “80 CWWNUOH “"5993: ~
Win ODW'U‘ again '0 take up ”19“. 1135‘ People 01 dln‘ereht religious “11(5le
idence in the best town in the own was newa. When W“ 39"“ 0f diner-lit
try‘or as may be said, ‘the net sta- em ”“350“ organizations, “(Emmi
Drew.
4'
George C. Wally. ot‘ the Post rud.
has reoot‘efed from a siege of the pre-
rlll veiling diseue.
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The Misses Craig have closed ill‘ 2:
Mrs. Bo Patience, ot 's'Jro‘on
cent actions illness.
William McGraw and fault!" who
spent the season at Tokeneke. Lav :. H'-
turtxd to their home_ in the city.
tion ‘0 heaven." together, in any community, one was
tempted to say: "Witt the time everfs,
A' H. Taylor and family are now W, come when everyone will do the same
siding at 22 Bedford street, Stamford, fhing?’ .
for the winter months. Mr. Taylor, Th“ "n" has “0“)" ' *
will return to New Canaan in the We now have “0‘ "“1" a d‘mmmu“ '*
it‘lanklin Purdy and family. 0,. hour. spring. The change of residence m, truly and a deancratto Red moss and
it)“. who have been sufferers float tit-3 sét'el‘nl months was made 1180985”! a democratic Libem Loan. but also a} ’
liUtUid, have all now rewverei. fott account oi the children. making it demflm‘ “My amt)!!! the agencies."
l more convenient for them in attending a! work lot the. moral“ of our Soldiers ‘
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their usual
. Min. I‘. l). attested has muted f-om
Ntr'b Btockileld, and will make her
lunar \v.tlt her sister. Mrs. Will. il.l 'hll
but. oi The Heights.
llli‘ Stamford high school. “'1" ““"m y ,
__ The wax has fixed so iltmly in the
Thieves got busy at the chicken minds 0‘ Wow“ the fa” oil: “”0”“
il'UOD of Mrs. C. F. Meade, Hoiut’lllllk’ 10 .m,’ and lh? “PHI tit cooperation ‘
. . lbetwtacn Saturday night and Sunday in "l "‘me "’ “"9"” ”‘8 b0” 1
'11“. ilarien company of me gm, l mt rlting and took five otlt of a lot of wall and happy. and m“ folks back ‘“ .g
ti-uard. held a drill. last night. it baufl six nivc large plump chickens. lt‘ront home contented, ‘1'“! ”“1”" all 0‘" 9
the iirat drill in quite a while. 'ltr ttlse all indications the necks were wrung the country, ”.90“? m every faith are" -'
of the influenza l'llitlenlic. ' Mr- Mead“ stated Monday morning “mung ”‘ ”’e" "a" “°”" ‘
:that the thieves were welcomed to re- The RF“ cross "a“ drawn t‘)"'“”"r 'l
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Lang 'tf itutlrl turn and ltcl the remaining 1w" an)" the women of "'9 “mum" "SIM-mm“.
road avenue. have removed 'to is .uthl time ”W." liked, besldefi 1'0 charges and ”‘9 Liberty Loans ““9 Show"
ltd.
m _ The opening meeting of the W011: ) Blya. The seven] (palpitations each
, an'a club m, the season “I 19“,,” will have their particular work to do; but 6
lb“ held in Raymond‘s Hall 0" Friday. each is, as a matter of fact, fun! one ,
November t5 at 3:30. This will be “WNW“ 0‘ on? SW" ”‘8 ““1“”? .
. the twentieth season of the club and «the “5mm“ 0! winning ”‘0 “7‘“ ‘
________ | it should be made memorable by a '5'“er is blltbflde ”melt.” 1": d‘m" Q
- x ,. large tnt‘ulllcrahl and ex 'el t- 'l on 5“ mu" one: ' n l ‘* wur. “3
”w“ Harry all“; of "'9 SM“): grams. At leantpoot- mos: Jelrl‘gllll’;l(l| Th9 Unm'd War Work campaign of '
afternoon is hunted by the fact that In” an unequalled opportunity for all' .,
lira. Mary Perry King will read and American citizens to work togethertor
Michael i'icsizc. who was illifliinl
when an automobile ran into his llUl'St'
to get around on crutches now.
llaricu throughout the winter. this
year, having leased Dr. J. W. Aluop'l'
h‘mw' ifirst meeting.
! will conch-t of ttu illustrated lecture on ale—hearted devotion l" 0‘" (“Willi-‘3 1‘
. Alsacelxlrrttinedllul lam l tr ~i' one. common appl‘al M" WM. ' from
lion“ heck you“. on Monday, in ”I... and pmmiw‘nnd “"8"”: {,1 a:":,:,,‘, one end of America to the other, and
lrobate court, at Stamford, formally oi-town alngcr ' find a response in M'ory true Amt-ri-
adopted Frances Tusci Love. the ten-3 _’___ can heart.
nlonthsold child of Mrs. Elizabeth‘ ann (‘lcrlr Edward "mm!“ Wm, ~-—
obliged to no to Hartford t - F . summ- FUND OF
M“ ""‘t' STATE lNCREASES ,
22'} MR CENT IN YEAR
Mr. and Mra. (‘harlcs H. Baker, of
._.,.- _. .
t
‘ ‘wcck in order to get the tickets for
Between the recent Liberty Loan the election on Tuesday. it net-mar
drive and the coming War Work fund that lhe printer was greatly hutdtv
campaign is a good time to buy Thriftf capped in getting out the necessary
and War Savings Stamps, says Dr. H'.t tickets because of labor trouble. and
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tnveotmcnt in Connecticut Mortaaau
Mao Goon Up “5340.
HARTFORD, Nov. lip-The stale au'
‘trol. until at the very last moment n tiitortt will soon begin work on the _
lturry‘up call was sent out to many accounting of the achcol fund for the i
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Warner. of Gra-‘ lllllces that if the tickets were to m, lineal yt-tlr t‘ntillli! September 30. At l
cie street. have moved to Hope street,‘ supplied in time for election'it would "w ”a” "r Eh: 33"”. u". fund ”‘2‘,"1‘
Springdnle. where Mr. Warner is now lw necessary for the town clerk to gut “1‘ ‘0 ”JEN-’- - -. an illft‘case of .....tl
employed in connection with tho houog them personally as it was feared at l’” ""“l WT ”1c Hair '1’)" "WM-l is
int: andwomlnittaary work of the Stam- ”I" Vcl‘l‘ lu~t moment that the mails "n anQS‘t'tl. a" “nub" " "I ”W
ford Rolling Mills Company. Iand express company cotllti not guan’
——-——~—— tllllef‘ delivery .. t fiscal your there
. y I hand of $31 fliiful but it was all an
M” ( larence Mather dcsines to u“ plied for an] illlk wince been loaned
i" h“? “‘5" ntitleo superintendlng their sale.
lately. due
T
h " resignations
health conditions in New
ban on public gufltcringtt'will be lifted “"0““ to sutttffifl ,"r "5'2” more
last week. of her husband, former Ab'. next “‘9“ and ”‘0 ill-“0'1““ SONNY ”m in ”w p“ ”nus year.
a; . ,wtll held a. mt-etin at t ' llttrinz illt' )‘t-flr ending September
.sltttnnt Postmaster Mather. (0d bltstt Monday, Novenlbcr‘ll argwlrsll‘y xi: 3"- lttltt‘, ”,0 fund earned "11.03930,
time olfllnlll the present,
_..._.
the heavily-burdened
sends to her friends through this col-' M "(‘M' “‘5" Memories" promises to
um} lilo one of unusual interest. the mem-
gbers of ”w library arc cordially in
cent .
U. s. FOOI‘. (ONTROL ond district. Lieut. Roy
Tile it. it. Sewing Circle met with’ part m ”“3 varied program WI“ 1’9 Ml
Mrs. Leland llengcr on Monday oven—
cover all concerns moo in operat-
ti‘ ”3.. ..
' ”k“ Sf m J F Silliman, l" in: warehouses for other places in
'und MN. Prank Shiites and perhaps
. th ~ .
Albert 8. Terry and family returned " em
to the city on Monday for the winter}
months. '
. Sergeant (‘hat‘leo Ogden, son of Mr.
tand Mrs. Robert ll. (laden of Burris
' t avenue has been cited for bravery for
.7 , Mr. and MW. 1. E. Purdy 0’ Croton having shown marked gallantry and
”Falls. N. Y.. VlSlN‘d With MF- and M” . ntcritorioutt service in the capture of’
llcllcatl. Givrv. lloureschm
ling com. outs, barley or rice or in w it.
manufacturing and distributing oat,
flour and buckwheat products. 6
By another
4D. It. Merritt on Friday, last. ‘ Torcy.
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control over the glycerine extraction
l Mrs. Frank Webbor his returwd to looking (‘hateau Tllli‘l‘i‘y, Ell'Ppllly, Of animal and vegetable fats and 0“ ,
5her duties in the Dickertnan store af— pen“. b . . . -
. , . ,‘pteds,il n.l.ai~t Vt
:lcl' an tlinetnt of two weeks, with in- Seflngeg' Sum... ”33,519,. 2:3,] ood.
tlenza. -. . , . .
,lleighls ottrtooking the tale, timing and can...) beverages also come with. friends at v.15; University.
'erests in his other drug store in that second battle of the Marne. Sergeant ‘ ("m-"mm.“ of sewage casings. school. New London
Ogden is connected with
{quartertt Company. 103d. Field Artil~ t
ovember it; and licenses must bc of} Grove street.
Miss Florence Krapowicz of the lery, A. E. F. He was the first to 01, l
alned before that date.
“THREE FACES EAST"
Private Joseph
limit? ,1: the :l'flfgngfiuyfi; I? 3" in its fourth month at the Cohan and
' Jun 1 o ('
Mist! R0309 [Merritt hi8 been underl Maxim border for five months Wholl'e Ham" "‘1‘". continues ‘0 “PM?
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th kit!!!
6 eyl' and friends.
to Lake City. Florida.
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.H‘IH' or the ,1“). an” ,1“. flu“; of ma nttt Engine Co. Barker truck
was a. balance on day enjoying tt day's vacation.
should have out» day each week, llul.
to sickness and various
in the fire department.
.\\'omis. itochct Woods, Hill ”m. 0"”. giving the Pond Administration moi! to with 0mm from this my,
Roth. of Col
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; M158 Emily "a”..m will “m, at ”N, a common cause, now so uracut and so; ““ ‘~"‘“*‘“ 5r WWW-WW" ‘
The second program den rto us. Thus happily united in sin? Fwym-flt
NOR WALK ’1
the
vltcd to attend. The t .- "
, located. lt adjoins property in 4:, in. m0“, of New (.anuxxLiizitf: :2“; . _ many friends are looking forward to
To“ avenue at prettcnt owned by 1 Will include local conditions. tlte'riots Mmm“ Storehcuaes Affected by Wil- MR “Hm" “Vim eagerness,
,1 ”no“. i ll in pr York PX lt‘riencea 0f nlon 1 . ‘00.. Order.
I l . i U is a . , .
< --—-— i ‘l! in tho South, and a comparison of Vt ASlllM.’l‘0N, Nov. 8.~o.‘\nnotlnc& ticorge W. Lynch. who has been Marshal
731:0 onuonncement was made ycs- 0, army maintenance and equipment tllt‘n' Wits "mile lit-fl Mall! of an eaten. making several trips to England and ‘ morning reports an advance along the;
n- that Corporal Adolph Lcw __ 'l with mm“. of today. Thom iflklntt stun under a proclamation, issued by Russtn for the United States Govetn, active battlefront with
Pmflidem “‘“Ntm of the 1309119“: ma- ment. arrived in South Norwalk. this prisoners captured.
{and Mrs.(‘. H. Domerfltt. Mn. Willard chinery 0f the mod dminiatrattonto Witt-k, to remain until next Monday~
. Miss Kathleen Lynch, of Haviland . . ‘
”"1510" certain im- street. visited in Stamford with friends from Paris this morning records the [[68 sum jams
porters must obtain licenses. ”WNW recentlv, The trip was mad!“ an an» official report 0! tho French W”»°t' 0
Miss Florence Slmma, Cyrus Bone; miles north of Bethel. .
the A” comm-"S not “"9“!” "991135" 9" dirt and Thomas McLean went to New:
Based in the manufactured near beer Haven yesterday, where they visited. the meeting of the nmtatice commts~
"Three Faces East," Which is. now ; furloutzli at his home in Spring street;
_(__f
If blamed for the. loss of a his American
' E; 7 : flag which was left hanging in front
SOC] - I i “ oL\\’hllace ll. Dunn's harness store on
i in get-
and Personal l
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\rthur Sinuson, driver of’tho Pilot”,
to- ‘
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parmtptnts in a Dll'atle which WAR WORK CAMPAIGN SPEAKERS
was 0’5“;th on water street. ur' Sunday evening at built thcalr-~.
town. shortly before eleven O'I‘lm‘k W“ Raymond Foadick, chairman ot ilzv-
night with a heterogeneous collection War Training Camp at'iitilles and the
instruments are being greatest authority on work among tiw
soldiers will speak. Mr. it‘Ostlick “an
clmii‘lllan of the. committee which in
vesttxated the moral conditions flbtlll‘
the nlany army cuntomnents and tt
was upon his recommendation that
many uaie guards were thrown about
the men.
Rabbi Abrallums of the Park Avontm
Temple, Bridgeport. A strong repte
sentative of the work 0! the Hebrew
Welfare board.
Mnfleuld of New York city, a Y. M.
_... t‘. A. overseas mun.
:FAKE WAR NEWS - N , MAI? of C. overseas man also c.\-
OF UNITED PREhS-' ‘ ‘ '
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1 AFTER THE BATTLE.
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l of musical
thaTthorouthat-e overnialtt.
link it down from its fasteninga. the
awninn wad torn. and other damage
done. A flag answering the descrip
tion of the‘nlisainy, emblem, was seen
. about the shoulders of one of the rev-
ellers which was an undtgntficd. if
not unlawful. use to put upon our na-
tional banner.
(Continut'd lt‘tom First Plait“)
..___.—- An American tloughboy, askttl t..
Far from alaninf: I“! armistice 5“ 1] , tell What. during the lighting at Cit--
O'clock yesterday morning. the 091", tcau Thierry in which he participated.
mun dink-gains di dnot cross the Allied; impressed him most, thought dccplt .
,‘linu until last night. This is recorded moment and than answered:
‘ in Anacciated Press dispatches tiled 1“: “1 was flahbergaated of mm“... M.
_ According to word rcccivcd llt't‘fé. .. . . 4-90 “lock this morning. the raid of Hon hi .. l ‘ »
. , . . and reward you all." i.‘ the message . . . _ . . - ' Pm“ ‘" “ m” ‘ mac no "u" "1“”
A» wrhalzipmlflzgg'tlfi l‘l‘tsgttsrt‘yfief young widowi ”'0 Prost‘unl arranged undo the title 1"" "mm" m" charged '“ ”"0 p'" mm" “mm", “ml of (“mp mm 'l‘llt‘ German “1‘1““ were ‘0 be con-
‘. mama V. Pepper, at the corner
‘ilownyion avenue and Railroad
. . where the coal yard was for-
and was surprised when l lulllt'tl nv. :
one is to attend a few days will! I 1 (my today at the meetintx what I supposed was a real Huntl t
friends in llavllund street. in the sec ‘1‘" H ' 5 ‘ ‘ H
is a Chicago
PLAN; EXTENDED boy, who is well-known here, and his
place, which ltt four hours' journey found hewoaonly playing DOSHlllll.illlIl
from in Capella, the place where they, 1 was some excited when l ttllnblud
crossed into the Allied lines. into a pit on top of two dead Gt-rtnatt
Fighting, instead of having ended at snipers. but the climax of it all citmt-
:2 o'c10ck yesterday afternoon. still'juat us we ltati finished mopping up
:wafi going on last night. Furthermore. the town iroln which we had jm‘t.
driven the limits.
. “l was faint with hunger and thll'>‘
villages and and was wondering how long it. would
Hours after the be before i could find the 'tnakingx‘
'fighflng was falsely reported stopped. when what should come along but a
ltlte 'Amtdcnn troops were smashing Y. M. C. A. truck with ltot chot‘itlitiv‘,
liftig'tt communique this
. Mrs. William llcrltnn and son. 7...” their way forward on the Sedan front. coffee. and boat of all-«cigarettes.
“"0" my food or feed commodities have rcturncd to their home in Pill-28'! and the only point in "19 whole battle:
,‘u'e WW“ ’0" M“? ““d all conc‘rna dolphin after spending it few days line where the firing seemed to have, real smoke after the. smash at Cha <
"0‘ already “CNN”! ”“5“"! l“ mil- with Mrs. A. ‘l‘. Dawson. of Smith Nor-I BlODDNi M all WM‘ 9‘ 3 point where “71““ Thicrry—i
"My first bot, bite. hot drink and a
never will forget;
. wot: necessary to it the German conl-l 'em."
' mlsslonera pass tlnough.
Another Associated Press tliapatch'
wilce that French troops have reached}
the railway Junction at Lint-t. twenty
Mill MUSCLES Milli?
5510mm today."No doubt that the end Limber Upl Rub Any Kind of Pain,-
' l at t and that an Sol-onus Stiffness Right Out
of the “r m n 8h wad-“st. Jacobs Lini-
merit"
, Don't stay sore. stiff and lamcf
Th at t is stabllahed by omcial Limitat- up! Rub soothing. penetratin:
inc”?! tlfat noparmiatlce was signed "at. Jacobs unlment" right in your
No one can say what will come of
umbtn, at. 11 a. in. yesterday and fighting did . aching muscles. ' totnts and paint!"
:Ufllvfil‘fllty, New York. spent a short.» not end at 2 p. in. yesterday. ,norvu. “’5 the quickest “re“ patn
The Associated Press did not w . relief on earth. It is absolutely harm-
! ceive nor distribute any of the -dia- '99! and doesn't burn the akin.
" Am ml “8!. Jacobs Liniment” conquers pain.
Mrs. Charles F'. Tristram. of Eastipatchos which misled the or! - , _
Ma clean by flushing than the physician‘tt care this week up": he “on“ u ”we“ At the "we B“ the best of entertainment to a con» Wall street, left natal-d» for a trip] people into celebrating the greatest}‘ mm, “'9‘ a"? “y “m" “"9
”Id harmless salt: which a mg with a bad cold which had inilnap- at, p, was moved to Boxiord, Milan. stunt pmce‘uion of nu. audiences.
flwfllnoaa in the head, neck.
thou: of recent years. On the otherinm
P
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