Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 20, 1918 · page 7

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ATOM PAID WHILE 3 mm. nil oonieuicncea turnout-so : noun,“ so“
- light housekeeping. Improvements. ,
LEARNING. CLUE”. ’u- Near trolley Ind station, also garage
BODY g 00” INC. room. Inquire 7 Grow strt-t-t~ Smith tl‘dle do; Ami”...
, Non'ulk Sentinel. SJ. Ntll'ltulh'.
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m Jt'l'lttnt't‘d (item fitter. One woman
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WANTED It \\\' l-‘i'RS. Slit Nit.
Minn. li‘oa. Muskrat. etc, highost lil'il'
iloldutrin Bros Lari Norwnih
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' WANTED All-1N. WUMILN GIRLS.
GUU'l‘llltlI‘lIl I (out
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livi'lllllgr. i.iui'litit-lit
no» blunts. lecithin-r and l-‘itttns, litly‘
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The Jewelry Store;

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800 lbs. (Hitch 81mm a pair and iii-

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ltullil.‘ for light housekeeping, free tct~
rphuni'. i‘rtc kindling \t'ood
tit-oph- nul‘x l'hono ilk}?-

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TO-LET FIVE lti’ltlii Al‘ \ti'l‘ ‘
IltI'lli l‘.ll1'll'l(‘ llllllh. hot and cum out.

or \\'.r.-.liin:_'ton hII't‘i‘l‘ l-Jttst Noiwui‘i.

illi‘li" ‘li'ti't iil‘itl‘llllt‘lll lift ('liitlh-l rill-v:
‘H’til‘.

":th \t'aohincion street Bari \oi'
unlit Fit-i'e' Iii ('llupel Stret'l. llAllllll ‘
oi Finnilihlinll HI't'tl 'i‘ti. till

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l':\[|l"'lt'llf’('tl Accountant null utiillltil‘;
is upon tor part time work. boob opt"
Monthly or )t'lil‘h' Ital
\iiiirt~'. “Iliaidhy” Soiitlnt-l iii
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1AM!» 'i'tli.tiitl.\t: siltii' til x_.
i':t.ii.i-i Wl.l('ll :li iii
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PAPER-HANGING
p:.!uter'o supplies; watt
paper, uptodale styles. lowest prices.
Ellilmilll'“ cheerfully given. Trial or-
der: solicited. Tel, 100. Alexander
White. 6i i ‘3 avenue.

ruitm Parcel peiivery. Edward 1.:
“liberty. proprietor. Trucking. Lon:
dintnnre hauling, Light and heavy‘
trucking. Office telephones 1581. too
House connection.

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‘ HEARING AUTO CASE
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Ridgeiie'ii People in Damage Suit in
Common Pleas Count.

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intolt'lnu tliitiingcs oi less tltitu ill)“;
the mum of Georgi- N. Robinson. 0ft
diam-livid, against E. ii. Siannnrd. oi.‘

'Brctvstt-r. was stnrted in the (”curl oi:

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iiiiynionnl .{ Son inc ittivtrtlninl: (“"““"" PM“- J'ml‘" Jim" ll. ”WU"

Muir exceptionally titti-art'tio "anon:
.tll\ sorving li':I)h :it an extra prt-cinl.

pricv that “ill delight any hutisowiiu.

’l‘lIi-v pro in .‘~'t‘\‘(‘i‘til shall": and sins. l “l "“I‘P‘A

hut tiro S‘Iii“ to so inst. no tit-t quirlth .
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lil't'flltllllfl ytL-ttordn} i‘orenoon. \‘i'hcu
lN'I‘N“ \‘Ih‘ tnkon Ill noon it appeared}
is though 'll - (aw would pit m'or hit

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'l‘lm (“a-“r i:= one (it which intimation;

{tire netted no lllt' rt-tiiili of it collision‘
5lit-liven iititoinobilt-s owned by the min

‘ rehrt'iit‘lllallVO of .i. M. Layton &‘,“ll‘“l-“ on in" road ”0m Brnnchvillc; licmurd Naunibcriz. ot‘ lllt‘ t‘ouiiet‘tti
I'o. Inc. was about i(t\\ll this morning ‘ '0 lililflefit'lil 0"" H year it?!“

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,l'laii'o So. Nol‘wulk.

'ttll iiilt-i'oit-tiit'utfi.

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.wtlliui-lt‘ Itu‘ t‘ltlltl I in .5 \(‘MI'\ I'ltll ""
rot-ii at I“ t-‘t:t.\ Hill Road

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FOR SALE A i‘.\'l‘ l'ltl.’ \\ Iillllis
lill'llll Sim lli Iii. \iikush, North 'l‘-i_v-
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FOR SALEv-Hl-ZIFER it; MUNTIL‘
old come from good stock. (Tull men-
than at Rtep'nen Pallnlitit, 21 Windsor
tli‘J Ill.

FOR SALE UNI-2 tltititi .\l.I.
ll‘litllltl horim, uiil soil, or hit Hill in!
‘Jitivi‘ \ll-lliltt'l' & Flynn (HS 22'

 

 

 

FOR SALE
.~o tiloituood ltllrhon i'anuv.
\‘J‘lllnlllllil St

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llldlilttltlil SIC'I‘. Al.-
l'ltll 'l
Rim; tl|i\ill.~'ldirr~ ht-li.

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FOR SALE t2 noon iit‘xtmmw

$.12th lint lt'liit“

.Il :iotitii ,\ur\t'ztllt 'l‘iu~'i t‘ti.

 

FOR SALE ti\i: l'.—\lii.til: l’tlltl.l

itihit» :m; ixiiii hall.» ttlltl I'Ilt' Flit'ht‘
iitiil'oi, M'H‘I'ill lillt‘llt'n
Illl‘S. our carpenter}
tloor H'Iiutlll‘! iiiairliino. Ft“l‘lltl dininL’

tltll'lili'll‘. t‘ltt
I‘.tilL'I\, :t‘ttlti
room lltlllt’i

ltllt'llt'l‘. iiiilt-r». :tll ltlltd~ tit cooking
nit-thin. our ”07"" slmls. tIllt- tltilf‘ll
truth of ‘\l\itl“.‘. tiilt- llll‘t' tiiih 'l-t-titoalil-

Hilll.tillt otv-iitiitit- it)“ iiitzli motor vti'li‘

‘ilhll‘l‘ll II. l'tiliilll liotttiiii itw out. din:-
l‘llH til hlltiwlrt. one iiit-lotiittn onr tiu-
lluiti- iiiirt'or. (the tint- ohl itntittuc htt-
rcuii. ono mission littll cit-tit.

onn pior titlrror. two wlict-lliitl'rou's.

loud oi‘ hound liook> till kinda. dolrns

of tint irons. ‘3 this irons, tutt‘ ttotut
- stoic. (lllt’ huhy i':tl‘l'i;lt-o, Illitt‘ woo-
boards. and hundred. lit in; t .-..t:.i

hand goods ll.l]ltir‘.=ll)'it lit It.-""it:‘i 'I‘- ~
[it‘lth tif l‘ii‘Fl‘ L'titltl~’ mt do 1:
down. Hillk Philip I'. M. ‘tiiti .
Zuni Sr, Si'tl't hour. -:
:ind :\ l,l<lti|l'll .\vo.

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cut Light & i‘owcr t‘ti.. is ill in llifi‘

ili>ll'll)llllilK an extremely neat Dust ; "t“‘t‘i‘i‘ ‘“ ”Hf iiumbcr 0f full" 2" have home.
mutt calendar. l)(':ll‘lll.’1 llII‘ t-tiniliittiy'<ll"“‘“ “mt“ “7'0“”!- ll appears lhi‘lj

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Harris 81 Guns

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I hot it
Iiii-ttnt-hvillt- to Ridgt-fiold curly one "mug“ it “1“. n “inter mm
't'w'llini'. ““9“ brim: “'9" filled with _ rohin i‘t-tllirc-nst ltlllit'lll't‘tl on tho Hll't‘t‘l ‘ l‘t.‘
ll'k'knll'k'r'i l't‘rturnlng from a trip m and potiri-ti lortlt his joy in t'llt‘t‘l'llll:irlonds in
illoton l‘oiiit.
'ilittt his :iiitoinobilo attempted to pass'
:oihcr rii r and the driver of tlic Stan-i
‘i‘ii‘l'tl mitt-hint: was negligent and caur- will be uiail-to hour sht- returned to
‘ oil it collision. resulting in damages ‘0 her home in itowuvton. mili'll iinproi'i-d
lilic Robinson machine. V

machines were going from
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Mr. Robinson claims

Attorney (3. W. Murphy. of Danbtti‘y. {

ireprcscnlst Mr. Robinson. and Attorney

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th’imdug' “up on him] lift)" (it‘ll

.\ tltirinu

song.
Miss lininia ('usiiiiittit

Frionilrt t-t‘

iii health after undergoing an openr
lion in tltt'- Nortt’nlk hospital.

 

ANOTHER EXPLANATION.

 

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Lincoln «in. Price
llitlllll‘i' iii (‘lt'itL'

tiozmn tit Itiltht-ii ('liitirs.‘

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Ade-line Moi'rill. oi Van Zuni Him—i.

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“a: udmittwt to the Mutant limpit ii

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Mr, and hire. John 'i‘ayloi ot um

s'rltti' t. avenue, are spendingalcw “’(‘l‘ks unit lu-nr our Inn-st siting: phrases.

friends in Summit, 2!. J.
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Mr. and Ira. Harry L. Sterling nit
confined to their home on East awhile
with an attack of influenza

Miss tiludw llitiiil'll in continent to
her limit“ with llltlt‘sr. Her friends
.‘ll'l‘ littliil : i‘ul' ht‘l' speedy revolt-r):

 

The Manda of Mom Margaret Suiititl

tit I-Itilic ::\~ lllt. “iii in- pleased to
it'ai'li iii ll‘ “ twmci‘y front ll"l' l't‘l‘PXil
illnoas

’ \trs J “volt-t Hiauaon. has rt‘tilI‘It‘
led to low lititiit- on Etllic aH‘IlIlt’ altt i‘
it pleasant vi.~it \iith irit lid.- in Mount
,Yt-i‘non.
Mien Martian-t Sulitll.
ilvt [in-i “I‘tlt lit't'il quite lll. :tI lift
in Il|t.‘ in liilli. :ttt illlt". i-1 hit“ t'rmn'i‘

Ing slowly.

“lit! llilc liit'

Mr. and Mrs Intuit-l 'l‘;t\lor. oi l‘Iii‘l
.iiH'lltli'. :tto onto-Ltiuinp tht'ir tittuui-
ili'l .\ir.~. l't'llW l‘wqtitlv. oi' Il‘tlti, It‘l'

1‘. to“ days.
'rllt' choir ot tin [inst Air-nut» .\l

N‘I'Ht’l'h by ‘d'i.~'~ liltttnor .loltit~iiii :tn't
.\l-~ l.v\\i~ I.. With

\l".~ t'iiitiior \i’:ii.;iiti.~, ttllil tizttli'liit't'
tho ullt‘l‘ls (tl Mi
tioltlti. ot' “'lni‘iciil

lll'l
l‘:t\'ltl

til Hinliltitlii.
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:lt‘ttil, Ittt' :' fol“ tl.i_\'>

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t‘hurlr- l)“\lllt‘ ha< rrltti‘lit-d in his
'litllllt‘ on Strutthoiii llill :iwttuo hitt-
ilii' hH‘n Illllt‘it'lt‘tl out ot lllt' ”Miro
lat t‘utiip (lrc-niilritt‘. tit-drain
.\lr~. |-‘i'itn.. l, t'!.irl\' Hilt‘l‘llllilt'tl litt‘
lllli‘llllwt‘n‘ of III!“ \\'niu:in‘.~i Auxiliary
Iiii‘ t‘Iii'li-I i'lllll'l‘ll .tl llt'l‘ homo on the
. litll’Il iivi‘itut- \‘t-rtrittiit nftorntmn.

 

l Mrs. “UN- ”Oltlrll’lll, of GI (lrlmlll
avenue. haa born discharged from Illi‘
Nor-walk Hospital where alto has been
undergoing iroittnit-nt for tho pit<t tow
' \"t't'ks

Russell Meade, of Edlii tlH‘Iiilt‘. hits
twitnii-tl his duties \titii lllt‘ New York
Xi w iiitvon A" llnrttoitl iitilroatl. nltcl
lb" ".l: t-onilnt-d to his lioiiio for it {Mr
tint s \\ itii illness. .

 

 

Quinn-uni Norman St-yitioiii' hits r-h
(solved his honorable discharge .i'mni
tho militarv service and yesterday rc-
ltirned to his home in East avenue
3t‘t'otrt t‘uiiip t‘pttin wilt-To 'ht- httd been
(‘llillsl't‘l'l‘t'tl from Camp Emma. \‘n.

 

The community Christmas- Trce \vtil
-lto licltl thin nllcl‘noou lll IlIt‘ l‘ommu-
Iniiy .lluil worn the little ones of the
Ilinrt side will llt' provided with their
'till of randy. tints, pop-corn, and other
goodies: whit-ii lll't‘ csticclttliv Illll‘ltfiuVl“

Ito thuni.

'r‘retit‘rit-k (itllilfilt‘lll. a member
Illlt‘ l‘irni of Goldtttoin Brothers . fur-
'rlara. who have their plant in East Nor
:walk. has been mustered out of the
lsorvico tit Camp (imenleai‘, GIL. an
I nctved til; acquaintance with many
libs! Norwnlk tlllrt morninfi

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I At the incottng of the i'. S. ll. t-litli
‘ot the South .Norwalk Congregational
It‘hui‘i-li on Next Sunday evening at
7.43. Superintendent of Schools 0. B.
Buchanan will present the following

leuhjcct. “Menibeiu oi the if. S. as a

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Vacuum wows or nussuttts as:

ll'otiertu ”true That new Happi- .

EAST

 

no. and Peace tor Which They
Have In Lu. W.

‘1 I. going to try to teach my rend- ‘

on six Rm words.” written William
'1}. Stephen! in Everybody; “The first

is ‘taraflsh.’ It means ‘comradef There I

used to be I law in Russia against
using it! The French in their rotolu»
lion, meant himut the same thing when
they said ‘cttoycn.’ It is a word you
lit-ar u them-and times it day, every
where.

“'Mir he: nnum t- contributzi.‘
Plum are the other tlve words; You
limr them as we in the United States
Thi‘
mosh-ins use llit‘iil its he once umi
:li.- phroxc. ‘slxtm-n to ouc,‘ or ‘suft-iy
Iii\‘.' 'l'iivy rtcun ‘no ntiut-xtttium and
no contributions.’ livery Busts-tun lost
in his happy wonderland. full i‘i.’ the
new Joy of life, int-nus, vllt‘U he uses
thew. words, to bliy. ‘Tliis vtorid is l
’iiioro beautiful place than I had over
thought. Let its till he littllllt'l‘x :tiut
itielp each other to copy it. lush-mi
it-f lighting to make i-Invt-s of t‘lll‘ll
iJllHT and to drive the twenty itlt'l hut.~

”tint-s: otit of lift'.’

“'I‘htro Is something infinitely pa-
Itlletit- In their faces when you say in
it ltussi'itn, 'l't-s. Your lilt-‘II Is
that what of lllt' tlerniuni‘i‘

I “In vain thi- Htissiunl have Itond
their trout and cried in the German;
:Ali the root of tho World In listening.
‘t‘hl‘t‘lll il.o iloriiiittia. to that Bullion
:t'ltll to happiness lIlI‘l potter:

3 ”l‘avttrlsh! Mir l-oz “NW“ 9 con-
'trlbutr.l i' "

jot-:Aa cor ALL—Ethos HAMS
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Iruin. Later Captured In Tiap. Pro-
vided Juicy Steak and Pelt
Brought Good Price.

 

1 With limits tit pro-tout prices own it

{it’ll t-orptiriilion Iiko the Great North- ,
n i‘l‘ll l'opt-r company cannot afford io'
'"It‘ocil More on that wrt of fodtlt-r. mill] 1
t‘hui't'li \tlll i..- Hort-“it‘d 1" ”l“ Sundo‘ ~o ii \t’us it tllFilllt'l rolivf to thi‘ born !.

of the company's Wimp on Elm stream.
’lllllu inllcn from ~St-t-liointitmk Fall-i.
when the camp lllllt‘liit‘t‘pt‘f'. Rnymund
llycr of liungor. lli‘lt‘tl. It Bangor cor-
;rt-i'pondciit of the Now York Worltl
writes.

in the camp oti Elm ittrt-um was it
ilinrrel of smoked lintna. (lilo morti-
ting the barrel was full. A “ct-k llllt r
Illio lmri‘t'l vvits hiiniit-w, "to cook found.
.’l‘ritt'itu of ti young lwnr \\'I‘l't‘ lti't‘lllltl
‘,tlit- building.
1 ltyt-r Hi It mm. One morning of
jtitrmi o'clock the crow \toro aroused by
‘I trt-iiiondnus grunting llnll thrashing.
The hunt thief nits lit the trap, fut.
furry and furious. securely pinched liy
'Iils right i‘orvpiiw. A logger stiiuahcui
ltht- hcttr'rt akull with an In. The "A?"
;xttt- muto oi the hour mt-itt nuti llyi-i‘
not lllt' akin. which ho sold for it good
'prit-o Iii liuttuor. and Ill!!! collected titr
-.‘:Iiv lititliliy. $5:

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Nerve of a “Rookie."

lllll'lllg_St|lllt‘ f't‘l'~“ll mirth-livers. says
.tho- llt‘lltlblil'l Sunday lit-raid. H mm"
Irt-vruit hiid hrrii told ofl‘ its urtioriy.
. Uti rout-hing tho lIlltrtllII‘t‘ “ho-cc llIf‘
itttlim r on». he lit-Lt-tl Iii; lit-nil In nnd
tlilttiiily lilqtlircti:
i "lluvc yo niiythliig for me to do.
mirth-r?" .

lit-tgtlvtcttly laying donu his cigitr.
tho otllct-r oxcinltut-ti:

- “Why tit?i dt-ncc don't you Introduce
yourself in it propor iiiitntit-r? Sit
tlotiii." lzc titldcd. "and I will show you
‘lltl\\' In roport yourself." ~

3 The "rookie" Ht'Illt‘Il himself and tho
oflit-t-r, prov-ceding to tho t-ntrunco.
Iwulkt‘d lirIi-tkly Into tlic It‘nl.. Sillllit‘tl,
llllil xulil: ‘

' "tlrttorly for the tiny. stir. Have you
any orders {or me?"

The recruit calmly pickcd up the dis-
t'nrtlctl rigor-front tltc tnbleutnd. or»
Iwot-ii puffs. liiconlcitlly replied:

"No. there‘s very little doth: today.
,You can boot it 2" .

 

' Home Loyal to Cavalry.

, Lllspluylntz almost human. instinct.
one hundred horses- turned over to tho
l‘t‘lllullnl station by UII‘

was transferred into machine-gun
.t'otnpnnics, demonstrated their dllnp‘
proval of the reorgiinlmitlon hy stain-
‘ pcdlng. relates the Brooklyn En air. The.
horses paid no attention to the mill-

tnry discipline, but broke down thoI

bitrrlcadc of the rcniount station and
iziillopcd over to thtuilcltct line. of tho.
that rut-airy. their old rendezvous.
Many of the horses took positions In
front of the tents of ofllcrrn and sol-

 

filll‘. .

First New.
d York cavalry when that organization

:Imkwood, til Norwaik. itppt-nrs for,
ilttr, Sianniml. _ ‘

I cried:

exclaimed:

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But really no exception should he

linked to the word Yankee. which is
~ lair honorable title, says the London

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lilleill all except one trlho. who were,
“Motht-r. he Is going to kill me." Elmo“, by the name or Yaiikoos ;
When asked who‘tho ho? was 5"“ which slguilles Invincible. After the;
twustc of much blood and trcueuro ibc‘.
"I don't know, mother. but he to Yaukoos were at last subdued by the:

.vflrt Frank and the other part Ens- New England men. The remains of
ilish and I think the rest of him lslthis nation (agreeable to the Indian
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— ithelr conquerors. i-‘or a while they
\. , Join lwero called Yankooal but from a cor-

lruptirni. common to names in all lul-
. gauges. they got the name of Yan-

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icoordinatc of the government.“ All has; up.“ who have ridden them for ”we;
been the case tit mom meetings the An alarm was spread and the cavalry-
subject will undoubtedly brim: out men were compelled to corral their

' _ ‘ former dumb nssoclntcit and drive
‘ own and lewd to an ill ,
figsnh‘ggdlxuvaldon ' ’ l ”‘9'“ “Wk t0 the remount station.

 

 

 

 

PECULIAR COMBINATION. :
- —--— -’Chroniclc When the New England.- ‘ 3‘" T“ . ' : Bums Omit Copper Ore-
“Via” “Ml“ playing one day, ““5 ' colonies were first. settled. the inhabl-i [mt "om ~ i The “‘Wd't‘fll‘l‘flng hurro. passing
fi'hllfit‘d by Latrnnge boy: who had a . "mm were obliged to fight. their way? ;Ellr0uxh the piano, to the delight of
l l “W""I 0’ Wm“- She' ran ““0 the 'hgalnttt runny notions of indiana. They? , itourists and artists alike, fl“ decal!"
l That’s - A" Ehouse frightened almost to death and 1 found but mug ditticulty in stihduingi District of Norwalk. its. .l’i‘tlllfllni and centuries. now has a rival. It i:

'tlie hurt-o lotion with copper are.
caravan of there hurt-on, carrying hug"
macho-filled with 150 pounds of .15 per
Icent copper ore, arrived In the city a
fon'_dnys ago. says the Santa Fe New
Mexican. traveling all the way {root
the Lahomn Copper company's mint-
)2 miles east of the Dalton canyon.
They came down the Santa Fe canyon

(‘otit-t. Dcccmher 12. A. it. 1918. .

Estate of George E. Sler'nS latc oi
Net-walk in said Blottit‘t. '

The Court of Probate for tho Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed nix months from the date hereof
for the creditors or said Estate to ex-
hiblt their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac- \t'licrc It on: shipped;
countri‘ properly. attested, within said}
time. will he'deb‘aifed a memory. ml latte-hm.
portions indebted to uldmtltc are to “Those olditmcra and to Ineoribo
quested to make immediate pament "1°" ”mm? records on Mk8 With It
to. . ‘ chisel."

 

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in good time. and carried the ore to ‘

noted ‘

' Open

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Silk Camisoles .
Silk Combinations

line Bath Robes
Kimonos

Waisls .
New Veils . .

 

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Special Silk Petticoats . .

$1.25. $1.59, $2.09 to $8.0.-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Sl.25, $1.50 to $2.75
$3.00
82.00
. $3.00 to $95
51.25, 31.5010 $3.95

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At Miittz's you will find a lame assortment of Fine
Furs at moderate prices.

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SALE OF COATS ~
We will place on sale New Coats at -
$16.95. $22.50. $24.95

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

MIX CALF MEALS AT HOME
A On {arms wlicrc wholt- milk is sold
Ito city markets, the liaising; of the
calves is often quite a problem. Many
‘farmers Solve the dlfliculty by letting
the calves nuiiae the cows but only
the heat heifer calves can economical
ly he raised in thin way.

'to iced it good calf meal instead of
milk. This may be done by feeding
cominnierciitily piopttred meals, or the
farmer can prepare a call meal or ligs
own that will be practically an effec-
tive and considerably cheaper. accord»
ing to W. A. Rhea, specialist in dairy-
ing for the Extension SPrvlt‘o of Lon-
necticut Agricultural (‘ollrge Ill
. Storrs.

pared meals do not grow quite so last
at first but soon pick up after. six
months of age. and at two years little.
din‘eronce can he noted in calves
raised by the two methods, says Mr.
Rhea. Extra care must be taken with
cult meal: to prevent overteeding.

A homemixed cult meal, worked out
at Purdue University Experiment Sta-
tion at Lafayette. 1nd., to recommend-
ed by Mr. Rhea. it. contain of equal
parts by weight of linseed oil meal,
hominy factor finely ground come
meal, red-dos flour and solnhic‘ blood
flour. .

The meal consisting of three inizretl-
.ientl in mixed With water in blood
:temperatnre. using 1 lb.,or the meal
‘ to a gallon of water. The meal should

be ted at. blood temperature at all

times in order to got good results.

‘. ,Atter the out! in drinking readily

fromthe bucket. menu for a mall
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or five weeks of age.
cr one gallon of the miylure pet; dc
previous to the time the can; iit' one,
month of age, unless his very. out
at birth. After this time. i; unlit
increase the liquid ration to one and
One-half gallons per day-at. live "0
six months of use. ' ' . -. .
' These mixtures form a concentrated?
feed and it is necessary to menu
changes in amounts ted quite amount

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1 Ni w [tresses . $16.95 to $22.95 I ‘
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i, NEW SATIN HATS - _v:
l Smart new styles in Satin Hats on sale I . .3 ;.
I. tomorrow . .n :
t . _. .. .5... :35 ..
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We are Open Evenings . fl, ;
E Until Christmas . '“
i And are prepared to serve you promptly and in a way flat in .‘ l

i sure to be satisfactory. Our stock of . . i‘ .
l CHRISTMAS SUPPERS AND HOLIDAY SHOES ' .
1 Is the most complete that We have ever shown, with on the ‘ . in H.

1 standard shapes and many novelties. ‘ . ; o ,. it

I The price range includes every grade in all sizes. . . ‘ 4r

i Christmas Stockings Too ~ _
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t (IONNEALLY s. amorous“,
i ll Walling-ton Biro-t. noun: heading 2‘
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Take Cascarets

I’ Pleasant relief forliver undo
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1 Feel grand! Bo autumn minnow?”
torpld liver and stout-ll MW
good, We. ~ - .
gripe or aiokon. Gives-our .
good cleaning and fit! mu,
aches. bilioul ”Oils. M '
breath. stomach mono, M;
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