.. Scoot-muses: A. it. vim»
:“Jf. adtotbopdtoethattroll‘huon
fflaxmlinmdnfloneoufloitntmct
were extinguished last Friday even-
ing. Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt
tin investigating.
Lieut. Houser, of the U. S. 8. Seat.
tie. communicated with Detective Sen-i
(cunt Hunt. of the local police deport-l
meat. this morning to secure the pan-i
. ticulars on the death of Charles W.
Miner who war a member of the crew.
‘of thut lessel. I
There will be luscious lunches serv-
‘ ed at the regular meetings of Catholic I
Union Council K. of P .and at the .
\arious uptown fire houses tonight.
consisting of roasts of beef. fresh ham
and other goodies, which are being pre-
pared at McCarthy’s restaurant.
for Norvmllt and \lcipity;
i - tonight and Wednesday.00
‘ nouth and southwest winds.
, disturbance has dinnin—
3 intensity during the last
hours. and has now
to sea on the North Caro-
The northern disturbuieo
. ‘ u‘l somewhat in intensity
, fly a welldeilned storm ares
l’alit-lnian John Smith reported a
slight accident at the corner of “'enl
ateiiue and Cedar street lust owning
at10530. (‘aix-i drlten by John Mc-'
(litinos. and Fred (‘htirnok skidded on
”Wisconsin. It is causing lill‘ Wet pavement and collided. Ni.
m nub-(lined weather with ti‘dllli‘lilt‘ \\'u~ doiio and no our wu~ Ill’
or rain in the lake region iurwi
. portion of New England.
weather prevails in the west 'I'Iw Bridgeport atllltol'liit's :iski .i
, "Mthern districts, the tom»
' II rising in the northern dis
continues low in the south
‘zi . P‘rosts were reported
Nth ah New Orleans. The
”Inventori- reported was in
m It Whitt- River, (‘nnmizr
tln- local police to keep a lookout i' '
‘l‘iiui'los lllnso. who was wanted by
tilt in for muriit-r.
Loin; at age, wwiehs lts‘tt
pounds. about the foot, eleven itirhcs
in heizht. dailt complexioncd. smooth
. law, drlrk Ul't‘Atlill, tlnrk soft hat niiti
dark suit.
37 yours
A YEAR, itco
room.
.I “Kit.
——_"'l'"
The oft-continued casts oi .‘iiniguret
Shannon against Charles (lorman. tor
tint support of an illegitimate child,
. was finally concluded before a justice
of tho pence iii the uptown court this
morning, when young Gormon was
foitnd guilty“ and held for trial in the
Common Pleas t‘ourt in Bridgeport un.
iratiiri‘: ill: io\\’.
News
by ”11' father of the accused.
l'ropcrly ownors of the First lilti-
ll‘Il‘l should read their bills from the
“how department more carefully. for
,it is l' \pit‘snl} stated that there. is no
ilongcr the time honored discount for
i all: A well known business man.
who admitted that he should know
better. was mot on the street today on
his wiry to that nlcc new oillce of the
conimlusionern to pay in the extra 10
per cent which he had dt~ducted from
form of habit, having been notified so
. to do.
i
outliers or the 'I‘rloitv Men’s‘
it hold it smoker 1le (Helllllfii
lib rooms on Washington
A very pleasant evening is an
out Post, W. R. C... will he
lied lent: Hall on Thursday
‘ at 1:80 This will be on im-
Muscling linti all members
ma.
the isocleties or the rim. M. it.‘
I , South Norwiilk hare
together to hold a ”Friendly
y night" on December 4.
the first of it number of social
planned throughout the
or the year. Memberw‘ot‘ all of
. societies and their fami-
lnvlted to attend. A varied
.mrnnteed to appeal to all.
.mugeq. Light refresh-
be served.
EVERYBODY HAPPY!
EVHT‘VbOdy huh that happy look and
fueling due to the relaxation front the
strain of war times and the knowledge
that "10 boys wt: sent over there are
supported in every possible wuy. hurt-
acomnplishcd wonderful work and
z'nvcd civilization. Everyone iii also
in lllt‘ right home of mind to thor-
oughly enjoy it real good
'l‘ht-rofort- all will be- pleased to know
_ihnt .‘i‘lcEnolly's furlinnfii Singing 0r-
chostrn. the one which nppenrcd hero
:on iiniunieriihio “N‘HnIOllS and always
, proved a favorite. will again appear tit.
. ti’s Remedv to
hit and Fever
w .
.. Guaranteed or Money .
Befnnded
.. and Sold By
= n-Powell Com.
'lltll Norwalk
December iii, under tin? auspices of
K, 7th Separate Battalion.
Connecticut Statt- Guards.
infantry.
“L-.. ..._.a-
I at charge, under the tollowing conditions:-
count, it takes but one dollar to open one).
\.
posited.
value on the bonds deposited.
NOR WALK
I SOCIETY
and Peroonal I
I NEWS
1.
There is no gurme‘d tint I
gives the ireedon: t . 7.9 ~ -~-~—--—~~—~~ ~ ~ ~~ I
merit, unr:stt: : ri ..-.-._ — I
ease and comfort. 84.1.1 tu- ‘ THOMP59”“‘S”E~, .
the sweater. Mrs. ludniuud \\. Aellt'. (l horwalk.
anti! :3"- Vi’va‘t llih s‘ch. New Yul‘hi
No wonder its popularity ll l'ill‘. gun- it It‘d 'Iut‘aiid)‘, .'\'o\'ei,nbert
perennial. 26th. at which sit-i ntinouni-td the en»
gugeun-nt u" her tiuuhtir. l‘urothy
Estelle. to t‘harlrs Lewis Thompson.
of Westport. ((1311.
New models for the whole
family. Prices--—
Men‘ 3— $3.50 to $12.0 "0
Women "s~-$12.00 to $18.00.
Boys‘——$1.50 to $6.50.
I
of l’rospcct i‘iat‘o Nor}
tilitl :“it'l'lli other )‘tilllli.’ .‘JirIFj
toured to New York iii an‘
which the mung people
Roy Ultl'i-l‘,
wullt.
:ilnl ‘uns.
Z‘tlltl‘."0Illll‘,
Ili'l‘iI twin {mm llt‘othew giit'agr.
'S in"! ultt't' I‘Pzit'liillt' New York safe the
I' ogerba IPVi’ilS the Young ptopli- had their Thanks-
ier“3gk South Norwaxi giiine ditto r in the lliilniort Hotel
and in thi- ewnin no thii took in the
.. ~-‘ " M Hippodrome. and ittiiiueil hoiue Stilt“,
til :i lutr honr. thus declaring lit?
tic is described its.
' (ltllli’ irrt‘gnlni.
‘ tier ball of $1.500 which was furnished .
.tnodernioly in tho rise, whit-h prompt
‘wl extensive .~hoit ('m't't‘iliu.
t
.thnl Illl‘ Slot-l.
' realm-rd the inurxht to
time.“
the Suite Armory on Tumduy evenlnk.‘
tho G. F‘. lluttr-rworth Rifle-s. ('utnptlll)‘ itig also lost $1,000 in cash and checks.
“‘ Aim». 119;. m. (<1. 2!"; Q «'3’
-To Liberty Bond Owners
or the dumtion oi‘ the war this bank has accepted for safe keeping in
‘ $50 cud $100 Liberty Bonds. We now ofl‘ertotnke care of your bonds until maturity.
1. You must. be a depositor in this bank (if you have not an ac. iii
2. We'ttttuch to your bankbcok a memorandum of the bonds de.
3. We will cut the coupons from the bonds as they become due, and
immediately credit them to your account; in this bank. r
4. You may withdraw bonds at any time, and we will deliver bonds .
of. the saincissue (lst, 2nd., 3rd. or 4th) and of the same par
thiamine your, bonds tinder this‘plcn 5... m numn‘ of in inxioty o to their safety
room: In WALL STREET
“CALI. STill-Jfll. hilt: .i. Il’
iii“
Limelt iii
tliivi-r'n titittt u grim success
titorhw
opening of “Mill"-
it'rllii iii.
llilion (‘. lluri
,m t llllz-I
is lltil'd‘ ni'niii from
1‘ V. Arm} Mill
an lltllltll‘iliiii‘ tilSt‘Iltlt'L’I‘. ile unlined
and utter being
filil‘lllllt‘ti {own two months at Camp
livw 11-; \\ti-t (‘l'tit'l'i‘ti li‘oit r'itlilliil‘.
3'; Newport. It. 1.. whim- I‘t‘ “1h :lt'lillsi‘
scrim-uni in NW tiltth il‘i‘iisivh oi‘ Iu'nn ‘
\\'I'ri‘ Ill") 11‘
. . ‘ l .
ti'attilli'.‘ .i ii! ““m in 1'“
:~trcii:_*tli shown In minor
H]lt“(‘lllilit*.“_
it‘lti
but the market soon In»
shit-pings being miiiii
ly responsible t'or thr
Vi‘flllllt‘ll‘ mils lltlil‘ii
Vanitilzt‘gninetl ill yi‘stet'tltiy‘s
Fllu'll
.‘lItt'llI Hit) vittt‘s nun.
riwvi'snl III “I
to hold tic
Itttrr
. . . try.
tlt'flilllgs and standard illtIuilillllh and ‘
t‘quumlt'ltt tul‘it‘ltrd Imnh‘md Ruins lint") 'I'oi-Iliiil who Iia« iii-on six
l'lllillpi Imit-lltmn not [It limo”. thomul .‘Ntl‘: in ”H, “Mr“ Still“ Navy is
of the llrst Iittlt’ litmr vi“ tint \\l‘ilIIlllm
of Murine l’ri-tcrrul
\VAIJ. S'I‘III'II-Q'l‘
Murine l’l't‘ft'l‘l‘l‘tl. will: it
points, tht .iinrkvt ~lllltlt'lll)‘ inrntd up
wnrtl Ititi-r. ltoili- l;:il
mode only iiouiiurii if'l‘ul' .
strength Imitu: shown in :«ltl'l
lllt‘lllrl. Illultll‘r, vomit-rs and oils. (‘liii‘i
unionp \\‘l'l'l ilcthloiiwn. zintl
t‘rut-ibli- Stools. BulinEii Loroniotirr
Studeihtltcr. Allit'l‘lt‘ttll (‘i.n. Twins
Colllltilnl'. lk-xti‘on l'i-t"~"i""
which :Ilhulit‘t‘r lllltlzt'll from to
points. l‘coplc's (lite, t'oru l'roilurts
Distilling lSMIt‘s unit apt-cinltit x shared
rrntlingz it lilil‘t)‘ darn: lurk-nah ill his
home on Munroe strum. v.‘ .im; his
moonlit. l‘ntrohnnn .\lt~' .lthu
'l‘oothlll.
\Iimii. tint H... u!
and
Irulit' In";
John nnd t Ilill'It‘.‘~ Miillt', hi this bill.
\UII journey. to their lltltl‘uv town of
RtK‘IiViIII'. 'tfonn” tomorrow to iittcnd
the funeral of Mrs. F. W. f‘linpnizin.
former school tunic. or that pinn-
“l'll‘ iii in t‘,
Eiitili.l.
, Milk-li-
them-
M s .It'itllv‘l'o t‘. i‘vniei. unit the,
Miami, .‘llit‘e. AKuouJinil Snrtth l-‘itcll'
left for Washington. D. t".. wilt-r0 they
will pass the winter with tho-tr tiiccc.
Mist: Janet l‘ltchl '
l. "‘
‘.' i.
Lin-uttmnnt-t‘otun itiilor llurrlt i‘nl-
Icr ()oburn, U. S. N.. is spending to
short furlouch ut. the home of his our»
ents. Dr. and Mrs. .1. Milton Coburu.
Sorgeant Raymond Simholl, of
t‘imip Grant. Illinois. is visiting Mrs.
it Thu lllld family. of Monroe street..‘
‘ * i
ill-as Edna chnier,
lIlL' guost of lir. tutti” Mrs.
.WAIJ R'I‘liltllil'l‘. l'fl‘i p. in. Iti‘iiuit.i
l'lhf‘lillllL’t‘ might moor
20 per cent. im-
pnrtml additional strcnnth to the list
ni lllltlllin, Sim-iii. uquipmcntu. unit
motol‘iI it‘lltlll It'd ‘tho movement llllfl
Marim- I’l‘t’ltll'l‘fitl made up hull of its
loss. of Brooklyn, in
.. . ._ \\‘illluui
CATTLE OWNER’S PROPERTY»
limiie of Lounsburi' avenue.
DESTROYED.
"a.“ Mr. unit litre. A. ll. Swallow, of New
\\‘lNH'l'EII. Ilt't:. :i.—“\\'ht‘ll Charlcu York. spent tho Wt't'I-H‘lltl with t'rli-nils
ti. Twining. ll mitt» buyer, returned in Norwulk.
to his place in liloutvlllt', Mutts“ last
yvstcrtlny. after u hunt for door. ho
found only ashes where hll'l stoo his
home, tivc burns and an lot-house.
Neighbors saved the cattle. Mr. Twin-
CLEVELAND C'AR
WORKERS STRIKE
((‘onlinut-o From Pruit- One)
Tho buildings were of several thou-
HtllHI iiollurs‘ value. without insurance;
I
its Safe Deposit
:5" I GREENl’l’lCH Dec.
t
J
The company asserts it received it;
trienrnui Saturday from the Secretary
Washington asking it to retain tho
Women in its employ until their star
.9 .ttts was determined by the War Luv
DETROIT. Mich” Dec. 3. ~-"Tiie
t‘ lowinntl Rnilway t‘otnpuny lulled to
live up to the agreement concerning
. ‘: cars, nnd there was nothing left for
.3 the men to do btit strike " said W.1i
a Motion. president of the Amalgamated;
\ :Ilnliuay Emploles today. He said the
it'mt't our men had mate than kep il
A. . int: until December 1. the time for the
oompttny to tiISCOllllnllt‘ employing won
I men on the cars
. "‘ page women, Million added. was curry-I
ing out "u. determined effort to break:
up the street car men‘s union andi
WENDLE'S MILL OWNER DEAD.
Vendle 68, and unmarried. died to«‘
iday at his Stamford home from hearti
trouble He' own'ed Wendle's mill on
illld Stamford adjoining the residence
int Mrs 11.0. anemeyer. Mr.Wen-
die had been an extensive travelér and
V ler. lie is survived by n brother and
three sisters. '
““4”...“ I
WASHINGTON, Dona .-'ilwo steam-
.ei-s. the Empress of Britain and the
. i5 rlntlc, sailed from moment. yes-
[American troops. the War Depart.-
.meut announced today. _.. The Em
Jpress of Britain antics. 70 afloat-I. 10
of the National War Labor Board at
t, lior lionrii. -
the cmpiouncnt of women on street
Association of Street tlnd Electric
snitch port of the agreement to extend-
Thc company in continuing to on- i
’6 lower wages."
l I
3~John A.
-thc dividing line between Greenwich
ll hen at home was a real estate brok-
MORE SHIPS BAIL WITH TROOPS
.tn day. for New York. with returning
.uursett and 3,889 men; .ll‘ho Adriatic
- 3’0 Mil. I
, to honor tun. business.
,l‘pent the week-cud at the home of his
i freeze
urilny. and remained until Sundoy
3nvcniniz. visiting relatives ‘ot Mrs.
Stevens. * ’
_ reopened next March.
,trtinntcrrcd to home eastern camp at
‘tho end of hit! furlough.
led to the car.
ness and is now employed in Stain I
lord.
P--—-—-—
C. Merton Barrett has been confin-
ed to his home with illness for thei
past week.
~—-————
Attaul't: t'uv “its
'jn won 0 ti' tile: meta-end Sllt'ndlnfl.‘
Z‘i ': ' .‘tu‘. u ll
William Glynn draw a team of hers
es belonging to W. P. Brennan. to Wa-
terbury on Seturdny.
McKendry ot‘ ls'e-w York,
George
mother on the \\‘eu Norwalk road.
Mr. mitt Mrs. S, ll. Holt and chIIA
tireti spent ’i‘hankspivine and Friday
with l't'Iilill‘ui in Mount Vernon i.
Mhs lteleii Johnson. daughter or!
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson. who is.
quite ill with pleurisy. is slowly on:
the gain. 1
l". W. Anderson of New York, post
the guest of his daughter. Mrs. Mul- I
Williams in North Main street. oi'ert
the week—end, I
I
Mr. and Mrs \\iliiaiu ll. Simon and'
sun Harry. enjoyed Thanksgiving and:
the week-end with relutiten in W 00
hawker]. N. l.
i
I
”" I
it. it Bolton who h is llt‘t‘ll confined
to hi< Ilulllt- lot the past neck or so!
with a bi wrt- (use of “it grip iii obit: I
to be about onte more.
.1. (litiinniivr of Stamford Illt!‘ tint-po-
sitlon of freight clerk at the local‘
[I‘t‘lillli VHHI", which was made \‘ucnnti
hr lllt‘ drain of John Illuh'lhill. i
*-
The 1111155 on the Park lake hair been ‘
burned. and the water impounded.
Now the youui.r blood is waiting for
tho Willt‘l‘ rise and then for it good
Mr. and Mm George 11 Stevens and
son mark motored to Newbuigh, Sat-
_ .
Zieemer's restaurant closed its doors
this morning for the winter. it will be
in the mean-
time. Mn, Zielmor will sci-uri- other
employment
littrold Cook is the first New (.-‘ti I
nuitn boy returned from camp Hcrvitw. Iowing cattuulty lists were made pub-
NEW CANAAN I"
A. Kapluu has given up the ice bushf '
Hay Cull General Strike as Protest Against
Huntley’s Execution as Author of Bomb Outrage
Wfid Home»
Efforts are being made by organl zed labor to obtain it row
'l'lioiiiiihfbioouey, who is in a death cell in San Quentin prison. Uni, awnit~
lug execution on December 13. lie w as convicted of “Mirth r in connection
with. the Preparedness Day bomb ex plosion at San Francisco on July 2!.
thin. One of thc moat-lures under con sideratiun by 1h.- Amizrimin Fedora-
tion of'ltabor i« ii general strike. The i'nitcd Stutc- Sllpl‘elu:‘ Court upheld
trial for
his wnviciion. and his only hope now in action by Governor.8tcphcus.
THE NATION'S HONOR ROLL"
b—iI-i-I
Army.
Reported Total
Doc. 2. to date
Killed in action (including
i
DRUMMIE BEATS VALGER.
n _- ,-
Jeroey State Lightweight Champion
Proves the Faster.
Johnny Drummie, lightweight cham-
pion of New Jersey. outpointed Benny
496 ill soul .............. 946 21.991 Vulgar of New York in an eight round
Died of wounds ........ 83 8,198 bout last night at the Armory A. A. in
Died of disease ......... ...313 11.401 Jersey City. The bout was cleverly
Died of accident and other contested. hut Drummtc had the great-
cnuscs ........ ...... . 48 1,758 or speed and was entitled to the ver~
Wounded in action .....389 50,212 dict. ‘
Misstngin action tincluding In the semifinal Charla! Beecher,
prisoners) . . . . . . . . .494 11,913 brother of Willis Beecher. trounced
. Dummy Thomas. Considerable excite-
Totiilii ........ . 2 105,503 meat was earned by) call for on Ill-
uarlnu. bulance for Thomas, who Wao‘takon
Denthit. oil causes .............. 1,504 Sick alter the bout.
Wounded ...... 2.448
blinking in action (including WOODWAV'S VICTORV DANCE-
prisonersi .................... and A delightful Victory dance and sup-
Tout! " lllllll 2;; not was held at the \Yoodway Country
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3."Tllt' fol. Club. at horoton, on Saturday evening.
The entrance was appropriately decor-
ated with the flags of the Allies. Palms
. ~ ll . . '
lie recehed his distltargo Pall?” 0 in“ w terdtu by the “or Department 0‘" nd cut “0“.” adorned the supper
Saturday at Camp Devens. and is now
at the home of his parcnts in fliirti=
iivoituo. ~
_..._
l’rlvnto William .‘lCGl‘illh of Fort
Sill. 0kiit.. who has been homo on a
slxty-days' leave. owing to illneSs. has
been granted anothcr thirty-day fun
touch. Private lchrnth expects to be
One of Grav Brother‘s nutomothles
n Ford. lost it whcei in Railroad ave
nue. In from of 1m Woundy's store.
Sniurdav. No further damage result-
The wheel wihclt had
considerable momentum, was caught
1w Dominick Bruno. it streetcieancr.
as it skimmed along the roadway
The last musical. evening of the sea- .
son will be given by Miss Child in the
Town llnll. Monday. Dec. 30. at. 815
Ill. The Christmas holidays have
been suggested its an opportune time
and Mr: Fclninger, Miss Bristol. Mistl
Smallhorn and Miss Child take pic is-
’ure in condilytng with this request
PEACE ACTIVITIES
NEEII IIIIIIEN’S III]
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3 "Peace ac~
tivitles of the American Red Cross
will need as active cooperation from
the nurses and lay women of the coun
try an that given during the war. said
Miss Jane A. Delano. Director of the
Department of Nursing of the Ameri-
can Red Cross. in a. statement issued
today.
"Physicians and ours
Delano. “will have an nor-tut part
in rebuilding the health and morale ot
the omitted countries or Europe. Tu-
b‘erculosls. typhus influenza are
prevalent over there mnluutrltim.
eipcsure and exhaustion have assum-
all no mean proportions in litmus.
There will be opportunities liar Amor-
mnnunsaflal'ongthlnttnoofrm
," says, Miss
I
: of wounds:
Army.
(‘hatractcr of casualties is lndtt-ati-d
thus: (K) killed in action; (DWI tilt-oi
room. The men's lounge was made
guy in harvest style with cornstaiks,
pumpkins, etc About 100 people were
(DA) died 'of accident or present. bird the evening was greatly
other "“8”" (DD) died 0' (”30mm enjoyed, The committee in charge
(WI wounded; (WSi wounded “HEM. were Solon (‘. Kelley, Campbell Clar-
ly: (WI') wounded degree undetcr- tuition and a S. Stafford. Among tho
“m“‘d (MI missing: (P) prisoner. guests present were Mr. and Mrs. S. C.
°°“"‘°"°"" Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. s. 0. Adams, Mr.
NW0“- "““““ “-' “w“ and Mrs. H. iixniitiuiock. Mr. and Mn.
(“ml , J. it. Potter. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. sur-
CliBl‘)‘, Walter Daniel, chaplain. \\ n1. ford. Mr. and Mrs. J, ll. llurlbutt. Dr.
"W"?- (Wmu and “IS. Slicrrill tintl Mr. and Mrs.
Braden. Joseph. sergtn New liuvcr .‘V N \Bntlks‘
Bristol
(K). __ _“‘__
Cloonan. John J.. smut. llnrtfortl Miss ODELL LANDS
(Wt. AT LIVERPOOL
Grace, Joseph Aloysius, sei'gt., Middle
tow.“ m” , ' iii-j and Mrs. w. it. Odell of Non
shat). Maury J" sergt. Middletown. walk, received it cablegiam this mom
lug. announcing the note arrival in
[Birmingham Thomas W ""9" New Liverpool of their daughter. Cornell;
Britain (DA) Miss Odell left this country Nov ember
Kelly, George William corp. Bridge ‘2 on board the "Anthises." She in
port (DA). bound for Paris where she will be en.
Miller. George corn. Rockville 0‘“) gaged in.Y. M. c. A. entertainment
Bonomo. , Giorgio. corp, Rot‘k“l‘"‘,work. ' -
(WU). " -4.
.-.—.—J
Bonomo, Giors‘o. nrldgeport (Kl . George Pension oi Stamford was the
Clvitlllo, John, West Haven (Kl guest of tricntis in town on Sunday.
Clinton. Justiph J.. Saugatuck (DWi. i
Dulepskl, Stanley A.. N ugatuck (Ki '—~-~——~-—— ---.,_-__.
Fltssinituons. Joe. ‘_,_ P.. Bridgeport
iii Nilllitll PAIN
Paley, John James New Havn ntDW).
Hall, George I... Simsbury (10.3 AWAY! ”we" am
John. George. Waterbury (K). 5 .
Johnstln. Fritz 13., Hartford (WU). ; I
Kordek. Frank 8.. New Britain (Kl. .
Leonard. William F.. New Haven (Kl;
Librlnzi. Cari. New, London (K). i
Stop suffering! Rub neuralgia pain
from face..,hen¢ or body with "St.
Jacobs Liniment."
Lidtke. John. Ea‘st Haven (K). 2 ——-
McLaughlin, John William. New Britt, 0“ l‘ 31m" "'1‘“. bottle!
alu (Ml. . , Rub this soothing. penetrating llnl-
:ment right into the sore, mom
“3,2,.“ 'nerves.an amt like mnstc~neuralgtn an.
(WU). . 9399"“ "El. mes mlmont” m
leticb, Vito. Bristol 00‘1“" 1"” " “ " ”mm“ “ml“
Nowkowski. Kaamlr, New Britain (kl ,rolief which doesn't burn or discolor
Pats. Edmund 3.. nit-iron (nun sill”? ' _
Pierce, Edward F., anwlch (K). I Dont suffer! It's so necrless. Get 3
Potato. Robert D South Unnchoswlm‘n "1“ 50m? from ml at“: 8m“.
(l) "4303“! rub the “aching nerves“
maria-«manta Mink-tonomontycuwittboao-
‘ m Wmmmmmuho
. ht?! , . mm
Martin. Thomas. Milford (K).
Ncumann Georgi: H. Vi’eitt
Norwalk Chronicler