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anon; your friends have (one into
she any or only lately? Jot down
M m and and each one of
M I. friendly, cheerful greeting.
fiou’ll find just the cards you want
is our big and varied assortment.
Fred H. Ponty
;‘ ' 37 North Main Street
Palace Theatre Building
South Kai-walk, Conn.
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6,. Come to the Companions' Vielmi':
nee. Rod Mel’s Hall Thurs'day' (‘1'
Quinn, Nov 23st. Svec‘ s orchestra
glancing 8:30 to 12.
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Ralph Cra'uh has taken 11 position
with Flinn garage in llie second die-
islet.
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Miss Grace Nickerson, of Cedar-
utreel, enierlained friends at her
home this afternoon. .
‘ ~éome 1d the Companions“ Viclory
Dance. Red Men’s Hell. Thursday er
dining. Nov. 211-11. Dancing 8:30 to
32. Tickets 25 cents,
‘Misa Lauri: Pollard, who has been
ill at her home forJlie past few days.
Is now somewhat impioved and ex-
peels soon to be able to be out.
J ,Miss, M.) Nolan. of 5 lxellozi:
‘tii'e‘ei, will leave. shortly for Si. Vin-
ng'nt's hospital on Staten island.
hhete. she will lake a course for
grained nurses.
i ’ WHAT BETTER GIFTS? 2
.‘ Jewelry. Winches Clocks the mom
hecepiuble giiis iliai vou can make
mileage accouuis may he opened now. ,
mash sales only during December.
.firsnd’s Jewelry Siore.
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3" Mrs. Donald "MacDonald has relul‘n-
lid to lliiriford after a ueck's visit
1111 her mother "lltl. \l A. \aughn,
1?)! 7 61019 sheet.
(diaries D. Dyingion, of Arch sireel.
.umduai‘sd last week from the Control
1151011119111 Training school at Camp Lee.
fills" receiving his commission as lieu-
“‘ ennui. He is expected home this
PW“ on a furlough. A
'l ——Don't fall to call at Irwin's Res-
; {mount and see the display of fancy
angles for sale by the barrel, at rea-
~1iiahle prices. Tel. 2000 or 290.
NOTICE
' 1.4 members of Putnam Hose Co. .
re equested to meet at Headquarterj5
11' i hursdey evening, Nov. 21. at 7. 30
o'cloik to attend the Memorial 391
loo 0512311111 in honor of our late broflt
tr A. ’i‘arlov. \
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ll“ ' Captain
1. BRUSH, !
Recording Secretary .
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. HARE ADVERTWED MEDICINES
" wont-mass
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There is no more reason to 110111
idem: all advertised medlelnes than
here into condemn all physician or
l (insults. Fakes there are (11 ev-
profleulon and in every trade.
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'-'or partly wool, regular
1?: ' WL‘AMJ'S .
f"0h Boy; I don’t have to go to‘ war! Uncle Sam Won’t necd me.” l1
“Held off on buying new clothes. Actually saw myself '
V in uniform.
land’ 3. ”
beginning.
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Here are women’s
1. $7 and $8 shoes-$5.95
l? Possibly 200 pairs of handsome; easei'ul new
shoes for women at saving of a dollar or two!
l Happily, nearly all women may shame-sizes prl
runfrom2l§t08inwidth8130and D!
: Gray ghoes and brown—Aha highest in favor
right this day!
he? Brown kid with brown cloth top, imitation
"- tip, French or military heels . ' 1;
Gray kid, plain with leather French heel and
imitation wing tip with inilitury heel ’
And beside ihesea 11111111101" of other styles in
which sizes are lunch broken:—
ull woi'ili $7 01' 348—, 35’95
' , Second floor.
Underwear jumble
and nice savings.
‘ ' Men's
Several sorts and broken sizes of each sort.
and women ’s and 1-11ild1‘e11’ s.
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For‘ we’ve been selllng lots of underwear. And
we can secure'no duplicates of these sorls. And we
intend to clear up the fog ends.
E 'MEH’S licavy A gTav \VOhllCNfS nice fleeced
shirts and drawers, cotton WHO“ vests and pants,
$1.50“ . ~ 890 regular 59cV—:- ‘ 45c
' _ .. ‘ 2 1, Woinen’s medium-
l M911 3 good gray cotton weight vests and pants,
shirts and draWers, heavy‘ nice soft cotton? regular
regular-mm “ 69c 75.... 59c
GIRLS’ fleeced heavy-
l‘rfOYS’ warm fleeced weight vests and pants,
' gil’lialrsllficgmd‘ W633: good coiton, regular 59c.—
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heavy and firm of texture, ~
45c The caravan Winn-«$1.50
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“Now; one for- a new suit and overcoat---and to How-
Pretty good place for clothes ALWAYS! Better than
ever now---for there are thousands of suits and overcoats
at lowered price.
THINK! Kuppenheimcr clothes and Hart Schaffner &
Marx clothes at special price now---when the season is only
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Fine value in. Rogers
and other silver.
Conununity silver atcd tableware; verv grace-
ful and of extra durahi ty. New patterns ideally fit-
ted for service on Thniiksgiving table.
Rogers 16,47 silver—~11 few sets at half of regular
ce. These “ire of 11 discontinued pattern, fully up
to standard in every way, and include knives forks
and s 0011p.
S eflleld plate reproductions: heavy copper with
fine silver pplating.
Meat otters from $6, vegetable dishes with lock
handle which can bé quickly converted into two
dishes—-$8.,50 unique 3-part vegetable dishes—$16..
Left aisle. trout.
Manyl,‘warm pretty
dresses fer girl‘s.
An unusual collection of nice dresses for girls of
8 to 14 at $12. 50
Made oi soft dumble. serge, mosilv in navy and
l)l".0\\n
Simple. inodcls uiih little 1011111913 of decoration
that do not ml) then) of their giilislnioss. ~
New 111 line: now in dcinil;cliu11ning in style. ‘“
Just ilie sort of dresses that girls wear with com- '
fort all through the. cold seasou—nnd that \\ ill save ,
lDOtllCl‘WllCll “fussing” 11 1th “bite and other Wash .-
‘ dresses.
$12. 50
Second floor.
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Splendid new books 1
arrive every day.
There is the greatest lot of enjoyment in store
for every lover ofb a good story. What a 101,111.11 what
different delighting sorts, are coming! 1
‘ “Joe.” Lincoln has a new Cape Cod story as re-
fresliiug and fine as his first one! Robert. Oharhbers
has a breezy story of Switzerland in the midst of the
awr. And soil: goes. ,
8,,“me coln—- ‘ $1. 50 The Red one-Jock London-401.40 .
Laughing an—Uhombcrk— $1. 50. Valley otV Democracy—Nicholson
Wile." Y0” “a“ ”’5‘? '3, so The 11..., Heart—Abboup- $1.40
' ‘ seeder Morgenihau’e Slpry.
Enhances on Minn Street, Fairfieid Ave... Cannon Street '
ive Dollar Bill or Mere! }
More, joy at _
every table now.
N ow that we know the boys are coming 1112.111
we shall eat our Thanksgii i111r dinner with real on
deep-sealed thanksgiving
No mournful faces, no wistful thoughts,
lug beneath one ’s breath! '-
But a real old-fashioned spirit of tliuuksu I viug; a"
joy that we are sharing in great things.
That Thanksgiving dinner of 1918 is going to be
one \ 11 shall all remember. chs to come, how we
shall’ tell about “the Thuukseiviug after the G131 iiian'
war ended”! .
Here are many helps to its prepai lug: 111111.111'viug
and enjoy intuit—ALL AT SP]. CI AL l.’lil( l1); -
1- Rich new Dinnerware and
cut glass Janey china.
A group 0t trays and bowls and
vases. several sizes, many haml-
eome cuttings- $5 .75
no sigh-
Good 100 piece (llnueiuselu.
Three paiicrns of 3-inch bowls.
one or 9 inch bowls-plelly sugar
and creams-— 1.25
Bonbon dishes, plain or handled.
3 patterns—- $1.23
Bowls
and bottles for oil or
vinegar, 3 pailerns.—~— 82.05
Handsome bowls in three pat-
terns—- $2. 85
Plain or handled nappies~ 31.85
Water «is. noorLelzed pitcher
and e iiiniblerec- $7 7.50
Fern dishes with plated lining—-
Fruit bowls. oyai and lerge‘?
Vases. 5 halidsome varieties—.—
38 in Si!
‘ Hurt towels,
fine savings.
white and gold,—- $12.50,
Dlniierscis of 100 pieces, iiireo
goo dpuuerns.~ $15
Special dlnuei'Sots.of 66 pieces,-
8 patlcrns.- 313.50
Chine. cups {and snucerrfi blue
pink or green bnml—~ ‘ 50¢
Cups and'sunccrs. 3 nitrnclivo
patterns— 1 350
Porcelain cups and saucers, I,
tasteful patterns,- ’ $2.75 do:
Cheese and cracker dishes, three
patierns.—- “.51;
Sugar and ereams~ . . 950V
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'A hurt 1s alittlathing to a towel, unless it is an'
actual ‘hole or tear.
These hurts are not
1111 sort. Mostly mill
stains and such~and to be taken out with one or twfi"
launderings.
Yet they have made a big difference' in price-v4.1. ~
brought $1 and $1 25 ioivels, or
5' .i‘l
example, at 1 79d,
Hemmed huck towels, 18 inches'vzvége‘ and 36 to:
42 inches long—a
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Bleached Turkish towels, exira‘ heavy, regain“
and $1. 251-4.
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